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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

this market.
1t is admitted by all who have ever seen
or used the Morning Glory, that it is the
handsomest and most convenient and least
expensive in the consumption of fuel Of
any stove that has ever been inventedE =
Best Coal OIL, at lowest price, at S. Ly-
brand& Co.'S. z7Fs fFf febl2
The Revolving Light Coal stove, sold
by A. Lybrand & Son, Is the best stove in
the market. Go and see it.
The senator Cook Stove has the highest
oven of any stove in the market-the cast
ings are warranted not to crack. II is sold
by A. Lybrand & Son.
There is no place. in Delaware, where
stoves are sold 50 cheap asat A. Lybrand &
All kinds of Parlor Stoves are selling at
ggrGeasttly reduced prices at a Lybrand &
CAN at Waldos Shoe Store, and see sing
er Sewing Mcahine.
IfyOu want a sewing Machine, don
buy until you hav examined tbe SiIger.
For a good Cooking stove, ParIor stoye,,
or Box stove, go to G. b. Cronkleton's on
Winter Street.
We would advise every one TO see A: Ly-
Stoves before they purchase.
Cote A. Lybrand 4 Sons, and see that
new pattern of Cook Stove.
Cook stoves, Parlor Stoves, and al
/ other kinds OF Stoves are selling cheap, at
A. Lybrand & Sons, in the Williams
Block.
You can buy Stoves at A.. Lybrand &
Sons ten per cent. less than last fails
prices.
Those beautiful patterns Of Sheet Iron
stoves at A. Lybradd & Sons, are worth
seeing,
The Morning Glory keeps a fire through
out the season. and requires no attention
during the day s8sT.
The Fashion has larger oven, weighs
more, and has smoother castings than any
stovein the city. Call and see It.
b.. Dickinson & SON, have been and are
receiving q good assortment of Watches,
Clocks, JeweIry, Spectacles, Plated Table
Knives, &c. Persons wishing to buy Will
do Well to call and see. Special painstaken
to suit persons buying Spectacles at No. 3S
Sandusky street. B. DICKINSON s. Son.
Office of Singer Manufacturing Co.
No. 81 West Fourth Street,
CLNCINNAr1, ONO, Nov. %, 1868.
Our has been called to an adj
vertisement of W. H. Smith, dated Nov 20,
1868, in which he states that ]. P. Cummins
is not the sole agent for the sale of the Sing
er SEWING Machines, and that he is agent
for the sale OF that Machine.
In reply, we beg to say that his statement
isUNaUALIFIEDEY FALsEia as Mr.. J. P. Cum
minis is the sole agent for the sale of our
Machines IN delaware county, ana w. ii.
Smith is not and has not been agent fprthat
Machine.
H SINGER MANUFACTURING Co.
]. F. ELLIOTT, Agent. febl0
Stove, win find all they desire in the Morn
ing Glory.
@. b. CrOnkIetOn has for sale the famous
Coal Stove, Morning Glory.
It Is conceded by all that the Morning
GhoFy Is best hard coalstoYe ever made
Ihe largest assortment of Clocks ever
at No, 8 Williams Block. Call and see foI
yourselves. noy2Otf
The fabrics manufactured sew,
ed without any trouble on the Singer Ma
( chine,
Ia getting a sewing machine, 1t is one
. halfto be properly instructed.
CAN at WaIdO's Shoe Store for infor
nation In regard 10 Sewing machines.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

e FWdthout asES0d Digestion all other
temporal blessings are worthless, compare
lively. The dyspeptic millionaire who has
tried all the pOtiOns of the medical profess
be incurable, would give half his fortune to
be freed from the horrors OF indigestion,
of course he tOoUId.
Perhaps HOsTETTER7S STOMACH BIT
TIERS has been recommended 10 Sucn a sur
ferer. Possibly he has turned from the
friend who made the suggestion with a
sneer, Eliminating that he has no faith in any
case, so much the GUOrSe for him. His incre-
dulity dooms him to a life of misery. All
the luXurieS which wealth can purcha are
at his command. Not one of them can give
him pleasure. His own irrational Obstinacy
: The niaSSes, happily for themselves, are
less skeptical.- There is such a thing as big
Oted Un6e3ef as e as bigOted eredUIjty, and
a golden mean between the two, which men
and women who are gifted with common
sense adopt and profit by. These are the
class that patrOnize and HOS-
LETTERS BITTERS. Why do they aP-
bilious preparation? Simply because they
have not been too much b slaves OF sense
less ~ejudi to give 1t a fair trial, and nave
found that when al other tones, St1mulantS
and stOmachics failed, it produced the de-
sired effect.
Strike, but hear said the Roman sage,
when his ignorant enemies were assatlIng
him. doubt but try, says them man who
neSs,E0r intermittent fever, by the B1tters,
as he relates his experience of the medicine
to his inval friends. Whoever is so wed
ded to his own fOregone theoretical conclu-
sions as to decline to test the properties of a
medicine Endorsed by the testimony of in
teI1igent men in every walk of life, and ap-
provedfby the people at large, deserves to sur
Ts Ee EEEwas E f -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

TIE PREzIU1r LIST for the next
County FaHxEn certainly be-out by
tEe fiddle Of june;
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

a SLIGHT sKIR1EIsH occurred at Oes-
terly's saloon on Tuesday evening, but
did not result very seriously.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14
NOTICES.

Erie GatFSVays-T ne Great Through
RcBfs 70 me EGl@EhfB Company o con-
road, extending from Cincinnati Cleyeland,
RRnkdrk, Buffalo and Rocheste1 20 new
HE e. TIE SIX netEausa nearly third
wider that dHr Dads, enabling Ia Com
pany to construct SHd Use coaches cores
Pondingly larger N more comfortable.
Its track has been placed il tbOECugh re-
psiF By the substitution OF steel Ratls g
sGCh f5lnts as are subjected to the grea g
service, ana where the highest rate ofspeed
is required to be m6ds
by steam, perfectly ventilated, contain spa
cious and elegant Dressing and StaUe-rOOIs
and combine all the modern improve
Ekssnent Dining Saloons are located at
convenient POINTS upon the line where m
.Pletime IS allowed f9rmeals.
Three Express FEaE 9atly are run nom
the western termini Of the, EOad to New
York without charge, making IS quick
T6e long distance rtS without Change
$50 miIes-and the spacioqs. accommoda-
" commend this route to families ana Ia
tickets #fa thfg popular line can be OBJ
famed at all pIihefesa Ticket 0mces in the
country,
From the N. Z. 1ndepeEagHbs-sMr.
Secretary McCVHochs RepOrG-"N no decline
purchassd Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine and ave had it in constant use in
war to maze clothing for our volunteers,
and for fhe hospftaT, and b work was very
heavy, being coarse WOODEN n cotton fab
RIGS. It is still in good WORKING order, moth
ing having been broken but q few needles.
you are welcome to use my name IN your
recommendations"
MRS. HUGH MCCLLcUGH,
WIFE Of secretary US. Treasury. Wash
ingtGnt D. G..
no Messrss Wheeler & Wilson.
II you want to see the best stock OF Cloths
Cassfmeres. BsaYerss &C., IN town. 60 to
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON.

J,tdgc OF uc Supreme court QfafnHsyfr1H'H
p-H1LApELPHEA, April IS le>
consider "4oor land-s German Bit-
fer-sT n t.rJfnBfe 54ed IN frfre IN cases or at-
farIra al Tndfueeff0m an Dvsneusla. ] cam
certify mis- nom my own experience of 3d..
Yours, with respect
JAMES THoAl7AN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14
Mooaana,g German DIlleT.

HOOnamd's German BItteFs
5 entirely vegetable. and contains no uq-
nor. 1T is q compound of Fluid EN4
TherOOts, herbs and barks from Wnlcu LAe
extracts are made are gathered in German
All the medicinal virtues are Ntf4elel L9
Them Nv soientidcO Chemist. These eL.
tracts are then forO awarded to this coun.
try. to be used expressly for the
f11re offhese Bitters. There is nc lehol
substance Of kind used in compound
ing the Bitters, hence IL is the only b5lLel
that can be used in cases where alconoA
stimulants are not advisable.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

ME have for sale Ia following
w Champion Machines, which are too well
known in this county to require Of us a
lengthy description:
Champion No. 2, Self Raker.
champion No. Hand Raker and Dropper.
Champion No. 2, Mower.
Champion No. 3, Mower.
Which we sell at shop prices, purchaser
paying freight. Call and see them.
&C. CHAMBERLAIN & co.
Febl8i@ II Delaware Ohio
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bridge Notice.

AUDITORS OFFICE, DELAWARE COL
DELAWARE, o., April 2, 1868.
NOTICE is hereby given that sealed
IN proposals will be received at the Audi
tors Office until the first Monday of June,
at l o'clock p. M, for the stone work and
superstructure of a bridge to be built near
Ostrander, Scioto township, across Little
Mill Creek.
Also, the stone-Work and superstructure
of asbridgebO be huiltFwhere the State road
crosses Big Run in Berlin township, near
the farm now owned by W. H. Rose.
Also, the superstructure of q bridge to be
built in RadnoT township, near the farm of
H. Q. Fleming. t'
q EtOne-Work win be let by the great perch.
Plans and specifications will be given at the
Auditors Office. Commissioners reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
By order OF the Commissioners.
s apT306W 81 eE sJsR DOTX Auditor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

DIR. P. s. DoNELsoN is now pastor Of
william Street NJ. E. Church.
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FTOWERS.

HAVE an extra-aMe lot OF Verbemas
Il on hand, and a few other choice Got0er-
ing plants, which / will sell at NURSERY
PRICES. Call at Norton q Powers Grocery
Store. FRANK g. THOMSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

- ~ ~ "a ia y Inv A04H
. lowing reasons:
lst. The gearing is cut from solid iron
blanks, instead or being cast, as Is the case
use. The principal points of superiority of
the cut over the cast gear are accuracy and
small mount Of power required to prOpel
1t, every wheel and cog being out to stand
ard guage.
I'd. The shafting is also turned with per-
fect,un1form1ty n aecuraey5and theWheels
which are bored to a standard guage-
keyed upon them, forming a connection,
so perfect and permanent that there cannot
possibly be the least vibration
Sd. The frameor fouhdation consists Of a
solid iron shell OF case, sufficiently strong to
eMectuallY protect the gearing from dam
age by strain IN passing over rough ground,
and with closely flung hin2ed-tOp-an-
sweriug the no less imEornnC purpose Of
shielding it against the raVages Di water,
and grass and in short all external Ctuses
Of destruction.
4th. The boxing which constitutes a part
OF the francis with its caps filled with
babbit metal, the adjustment OF the shaftinE
being by guage, 50 that the bearings are
perfect and uniform throughout,
5th. The box caps are secured in TheIr
places BY being hoSs8d and sunk into CORES
Pondtng recesses or countersinks in the pill
lar-blOcks. The bolts used are turned and
faced to mt tightly and the thread cut upon.
2 lathe Instead Of squeezed or ground into
the iron. The nuts are Of the best quality
h~ot-Pressed, faced and hexegon shaped
The attachments combine all the essen
tial improvements in common use and some
Of superior merit which are peculiar to the
machine, the whole being gotten up IN the
most convenient and substantial manner.
The World is furnished as a MOWER, two
sizes, rear and front cut.
As a CONFINED MACHINE with Drop
per, two sizes.
AS a COMBINED MACHINE, with Hand
Rake (Stde De4iSery) and Dropper, one size.
AS COMBINED MACHINE. with John
sons Self Rake, one size.
For sale at Manuhtcturer's prices, by
&C. CHAMBERLAIN & Co,
Delaware, Ohio.
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fRO1r REIs ~ ~ EENo-8RD. u. %.
PaleDr q 7leA Ranh.l nr-

Dl- JHVIzsoN-pearSt s-I pave been l
QuentS REQUESTED 10 clnuect nay n1f4t Htt0
lncpr0cuce as out off1N appropriate sphere
/ 0uYc I'm all cQse7Nocitucdi but WIEN @ e
HN0ol ia various Instances, u plEAtllH.
~ I'M my own family. of tlt usrtuiuuss u.
DIR. Hoonuuds German BittoH1 depart Tor
once nom my usual course, % eNnEg HHI
null convention That for general debility ur
the system and especially for Liver Come
plainb &c ls GO safe ana valuable Hrap-
arutEan. I'm some IN coseslt may fan. HUi
usually. douu not Do win be very bench.
ct9I to those suffering from the ahoVccgUsre
AQurs, very respectfully.
u, H, kENNAHm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

PERsoNAL.-Re7. W. e. Waters, re-
Gently transferred from The
Ohio Conference to the Tr5g Nsu
York; Conference, has been "a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

LECrURE.-The fourth lecture of the
'Ingham Course viii be delivered on
next Sabbath afternoon, at the VIM.
st. NJ. E. Church, by Rev. asa Nahm
President of Adrian ColIeee.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

~baFrctt7s" deserved the Premium.
BIeeehing, Pressing and Tr~imming'd6ne
IN the best style at E. J. Rogers:
G.W,& c. b. Cotton & CO., n. r, haze.
JUST published q CUBAN WAR MAI, II by %
1nenes l size, showing Cuba on aSaaIe suf-
mc1entiy large to enable readers to follow
the progress ofthe Revolution. Also SHOW
ing al the WestIndiaI Islands, Florida, New
SEleanss Central America, the Isthmus, etc.
suc4 . Map is indispensable to all who
a0n1Q read mteiHgently b news from that
secuQ4 4 EnH Wolld3 which is becoming of
for Fifty Cents.
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a Stoves, ~TTRVEARlE, sc.
& SONS

81 :.
aa
rse
wholesnle ana retail Dealers tn
stoves & Tinware, Pumps,
Bells, House Furnishing
Goods, Copper, Brass,
& EmameIed Kettles
Slate and IRON
MantIes, Crates,
rib Fire Brick,
&c, &c.
Also manufacturer of
Tin, Copper and -
@EG sheet Iron Ware,
aos - .nz EEEaE EE =
E0s uasC
--.eH
We keep constantly on hand 3 large and
well-selected stock of the most improved
COOK, PARLOR COOK, q
PARLOR q HEATING STOVES,
for both coal ana wood.
% tsd es - fFa so
We keep the
Union, victor, General Grant,
Cosmopolitan, Senator, So e.
FdUoTite, Morning SSqr,
King Improved, Statesman, Leader, -
and many other patterns of ao.
First-CIass Cooking stoves,
all of which we warrant in every particu-
lar. All of the above Stoves win be
SOLD CHEAPER
than they can be Sso oagEf any place in the
Roofing, House SpOuting,
AND
REPAIRING or ALL KINDS
we give especial attention.
"
We keep none but
F-IRsT-CLAss eWORKMEN,
raa and use
best MATERIAL
THE MARKET AFFORDS.
bE5s 49, ZoH
Call and get our Prices before Letting
your work.
OLD IRON AND RAGS
taken in exchange for Tinware, &c.
Remember the place signo of
THE BIG COFFEE POT,
North bad Of Wutams Block.
See Local Advertisements. F.
A. LYBRAND s. SONS
apr3Otf
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no These Remedies Nrp f0f ale HA
rfsts. Storckecpcrs d Medicine baalel
Everywhere. aIu
ne DO mot forget Co examining wen VS.
ticlo Won buy iu ride TO get lte Allut
July l3 t6 lN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

TEACHERs' CERT1F1CArEs have been
granted by the County Board of Ex-
aminers, at their late session as follows:
o44L 1oen - Tou-iz r,,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

Price OF the Bittcrs, $500 per BOTTLE
Or Hair Dozen for S5oo.
Price OF ma Tonic, $3.50 per uotIe,
Ora Half Dozen for @
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14

BecOllect uhatIt is DR.. Hoonlndts German
Remedies that are so universally uEal N
So highiv recommen Ddcd, and do NOT aI-
low the Druggists 20 induce you 90 take Huy-
thInu else he may say ls Just as EoUas Hu.
cause he make n LnrEen nronE on t- These
remedies viii be sent 90 amy locality upon
application TO the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
AT the German Medicine store
No. OF Arch ST., Philadelphia,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-05-14
MARKETS.
delaware Retail Market

CorTecte5 zeseBlg BIZ DoSAYN & "
Wholesale Gnd Hetd3 GTOeeTS and deate
.CDUHtTY RFVdEee6
Hs6R
Flour, best brands, g ~
Z" Extra amily....ss - ~
BuckWheat Flour W.T. ~
Corn Meal e ~
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Tho Touie is put mp in Quarf Bolul
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sCNDRIE
FT7 DeIaWars Gratis Market.

Corrected tCeekly BIZ HILLS & BRADLEY, Pro-
pTtetOrs Of CJty Nils, East Delaware.
The New York herald., 1869-06-21

ample" OF the error OF hasty outfits for sea. This
vessel went into commission at the Portsmouth IN.
H. Navy Yard in the early part OF March last, she
being destined for immediate service with the West
India squadron. She had been laid up at Ports
mouth, sadly out OF repair both In hull and ma
clInery. for months before and when the emergency
arose for an increase OF the American neet IN the
Cuban waters she was ordered to be got ready
with all despatch for duty on that station.
She was tinkered and botched up so
badly that was with difficulty, it Is
reported. that she made the Hampton Roads. She Is
now at the Gosport Navy Yard, Norfolk, Va, under
gong general overhauling. while her officers are
at home, awaiting further orders. 1t Is doubtful
whether the Galena goes Cuba at ALL so extensive
Is the character of the work required on her.
Commander T.. A. X. Benham has been ordered to
make a survey OF the United States steam soop Of
war Canandagua, at this station, with view to
ascertaining the extent Of the repairs required on
her
The New York herald., 1869-06-21
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

VELoCIPEDE ACCIDENTAL skilled amateur veocl-
pedist came very near becoming a killed amateur
velocpedist On Saturday evening, while perform
ing difficult feat a Dexter machine with COM
panlon, at the Clinton Avenue Nelocpede Academy,
ne was thrown with such force against. the wall OF
the building as to neceSSate his beng conveyed to
his residence in Cumberland street. He was in a
perfectly senseless condition His companion
capped without the slightest injury
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL child named
Elizabeth Glth aged two years, was run over on
Saturday night by a car in Meserole street, E. d.,
and sustained injuries which resulted in death early
yesterday morning. The parents OF the child
reside near the scene of the accident The driver
OF the car, John Rolinger, was arrested by Captain
Muln TO await the action OF Captain Whitehil, and
and that official released him on ball. being satisfied
thai the sad casualty was OF purely accidental orr
gln the child apparently being asleep on the track
when the accident occurred.
THIEF FoILED IN HIS ENDEAvoRs-James
McManus, thirty years OF age was arrested on
Saturday by officer OF the Forty-second precinct,
on charge Of grand larceny. 1t appears that
cloths valued at $780, from the residence
OF Michael 0'Connor. corner Of Water and
Gold streets. He lett the property at the house OF
Mrs. Conway, III the same nelghborhood telling her
that he would return shortly and take the bundle
with him. She, suspecting that the clothes were
stoen informed the police OF the fact Later in the
day the parcel was given to messenger sent by the
prisoner The latter was followed by an officer who
arrested McManus, TO whom the property was de-
Cannon streets. Mrs. Conway identified the pri-
The New York herald., 1869-06-21
BRO0RLYy NAVY YARD.

The morning roster OF Saturday showed the total
number OF men employed at the navy yard OF this
station to be about fourteen hundred. An air OF
"but little TO do pervades the utmost limits OF the
confines OF the government works in question.
The four smoke-sack steam sloop-of.war NADIA
waska, or as she has just been chrstened by recent
decree OF the Secretary OF the Navy the Severen was
taken out OF ordinary and hauled In under the Shears
Oh Friday last, where she now lies. The two for
ward boilers OF the severen (she now has
eight are to be taken out, thus leav
more room between decks which is a deslderatum
much needed. A spar deck Will also be built on her,
and her rig, which is now that Of a bark VIII be
altered to ship rig. These alterations being COM
peted she viii again be laid up in ordinary.
The soop.ofwar Mosholu which has been upon
the dry dock for several weeks past un dergoing
series OF alterations in her rigging, machinery and
cabins, was noated out on saturday This was
the French school sloop-of-war Jean Bart,
which Is now on her way here from
Annapolis Nd, and beng in need OF repairs WILL In
accordance with permission granted by the secre.
tary OF the Navy and instructions received AZ this
station, be taken on the dock at the yard. where
every facility will be accorded her In perfectng the
requisite renovation OF hull and rigging.
The old flagship Of Admiral Farragut the Hart
ford In having spar deck put on her, and together
with the shawmut, Is undergoing other improve
ments which will add greatly to their effciency and
These innovations on the old model and outfit Of
the war vessels enumerated are carried out by the
Department upon the suggestion and recommenda-
tions OF the several commissions OF investigation
Gently In session at this and other navy yards for the
purpose OF promoting the best reformatory mea-
sures OF the various bureaus OF the navy.
one thing is apparent In noting the beneficial in
nuence which has been wrought by these
commission boards, which Is deserving or special
commendation and that IL the Department evidently
appreciates the suggestion q the HERALD, made be-
fore these commissions OF investigation were or.
ganized recommending and urging the propriety OF
hitting out vessels OF war fol sea; OF perfectng such
repairs as are found essential upon the return OF a
vessel from cruise before placing her In ordinary,
that whenever an emergency arises for her being
placed an commission for active service no unne-
cessary delay may be experienced In perfectng re-
pairs which might and should have been made when
her services were last dispensed with. Economy
and common sense everything, In fact, suggest the
propriety Of this course which the Department has
now evidently adopted
The Gslena case should prove 20 frightful ex-
The New York herald., 1869-06-21

Southern securities were more than usually active,
and the market exhibited many features Of interest.
Almost simultaneous with the announcement that
Louisiana was ready TO meet the payment OF her
coupons came the. news that Missouri, according to
che opinion OF her Attorney General. was bound to
redeem her bonds In gold. The Nashville Press
now says that the money to pay the semiannual in
terest on the Tennessee State bonds this July will
nave to be all borrowed. The semi. annual interest
90 be provided for IL about 1000 The railroads
provide about 100000 Of this. The remaining
S70o must be provided for either by laws or BY
taxation Not one railroad In the hands OF receivers
pays cent in the treasury in the waJ OF interest to be
provided for the railroads ought to pay something
over $500, ,00o Instead OF this they provide about
balf that sum- In contrast this Is the example Of
South Carolina, whose authorities, according to an
announcement from Charleston, which In borne out
py notice in the advertising columns, will promptly
meet the payment Of all the interest due July !.
The old bonued debt Of the State 10 $540 900. The
Snterest on this sum has been acoumuatng since
guly !, 1867, amounting to twelve per cent. This
6ebt was increased about q million dollars In fund.
ing the notes OF the state Bank the new bonds hav
yng three per cent accrued interest The assets of
che State amount to g. 3l5 comprising state and
Sailroad stocks, which the Comptroller ia unwilling
20 dispose Of at their present deprecated prices
The total Interest due July I, amounting 10 about
100000. Is provided for by taxation. In making
she assessments the system has been changed 10
shat prevailing in New York and OHIO and
gives great satisfaction. The taxes accord
ing 10 letters from Columbia are coming IN
without trouble. Under instructions from the Trea.