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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-26

LINEN TABLE DAMAsK, large stock, at all
prices, In white and unbleached. Damask
Napkins and Doylies offered at a great bar
gain. Huckaback and Diaper Towels. A
Huckaback Towel for 10 cents. White and un-
bleached Huckaback, large size, fringed
Towels at l23 cents, at A. r. Stillmans, No.
28l King street.
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TRUE ECoSoMY.-The country is at present
flooded with cheap and inferior goods Of every
description, which are heralded to the public
In flaming advertisements, and which find q
market among those who have yet to learn
that ''true economy" consists In buying first
class article from an established and first class
house. For example, pianos Of various makers
are offered at about .one-half the price of those
of really first-class manufacture. Among the
latter none are more deserving Of the encc.
mium..''really irst-class" than those manufac-
tured by Messrs. VIM. Knabe d Co., Of Balti-
more, q firm which dates over third of ia
century, and whose Pianos for excellency Of
workmanship, durability and sweetness of tone,
stand absolutely unrIvalled and containing
many valuable patented improvements, to be
found In no other instruments, made by the
very best workmen and of strictly frst-class
and seasoned material. The so-called "cheap"
piano may present fair external appearance,
but ia made of inferior and often entirely un-
seasoned material, and soon becomes wreck
which defes the art of the tuner. We make
special mention of the piano, as the most forci-
BILE illustration of our remarks, which can be
applied to almost every article we use In our
families.
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By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.

U ING STREET LOT OF LsND.
IN On TUESDAY, 9th instant, at II O'Clock 4.
IT,, will be sold, near the Postonce
The LOT OF LAND on the east side Of King
street. next north OF Mr.. Lacassagneis,) between
Queen street and Horlbeck's alley, measuring n
feet inches In front by 231 feet deep, more or
less, having the old foundation and cstern on 1t.
Condltions-0 -0ne.third cash; balance by bond
hearing seven per cent. semi.annual interest,
payable in one and two years, to be secured by q
mortgage ofthe Lot. Purchaser to pay for pa
Iiers and reyenle stamps ieb20.tuthsmtu6
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By r. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.

nELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE IN NORTH
~ EASTERN portion Of the City.
On THURSDAY, 10th instant at II O'Clock, VIII
lie sold at the PoSton1ce,
That well built Tin rooted DWELLING, No. g.
Held street, near Bay street, having or 10
rooms, 2 piazzls, large kitchen, cistern, gas, DC.
Lot 60 by 2l0 reeE Also. the Lot adjoining, being
at southeast corner OF Drake and Reid streets,
measuring 60 by 200 feet.
Terms easy; made known at sale.
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By r. hi. MARSHALL q BRO.

TlINE PLANTATION IN ST. JAMES
IL Goose Greek.
On THURSDAY. 2sth instant, at II O'Clock, win
he sold at the Postof10e, Z
That TR ACT OF 1885 acr:s more or less, situate
en- Goose Greek, known as the HMelgroye Place."
having settlement OF seven Buildings. It con.
tains about rs acres Of cleared Uplands 1t0 acres
Of Rice Land, under bank, with ample back water
for tile same, and the balance well Wooded.
Terms eas5; made known at sale.
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Meetings This Day.

Palmetto Division, s. T., at p. N.
Palmetto Fire Company, at 8 P. N.
Friendship Lodge, al half-past Z P. N.
Palmetto Pioneer Cooperative Association,
at SP, NJ.
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Auction Sales This Day.

VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at No.
rs Mazyck street, furniture, DC.
Leitch & Bruins will sell at Z o'clock P. M.,
at No. 267 King street, jewelry, &c.
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LISBON SALr.-Messrs. Geo. W. Williams d
Co. are selling this article ln lots of one ton
and upwards at very low rates. See adVer-
tisement.
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GESrLEaEN's COATS, Pants, &C., nicely dyed
and cleaned, after the newest improvements;
faded Clothes given fast color at Otto sonn-
tags, Dyer, Wentworth street, near ArtesIan
Well feb26-ls
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AT FURcHaorr, BENEDICT Co., 10 pieces
Black Gros Grain fine Silk, only 81; worth
50 so. Ten pieces Black Gros Grain fine Silk
IA inches) only 81 81. teb6
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The LAURENs RoAD.-The Herald is in
formed that the South Carolina Railroad will
begin the reconstruction of the Laurens Rail-
road at a very early day.
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AT FURcHooTT, BENEDICT & Co., No. IA
King street, a splendid line OF Black Alpaca
for 40 and so cents, worth 60 and rs cents.
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NOTICE TO ToUR1sTs.-Stereoscoplc views Of
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Rasel
street Bazaar. dec29
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CRooURT 1! CRoQUET THE cheapest In the
city. Price S.. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
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lo4 MARsEhLEs QUILTS, q few LETT only, at
So and 81. Marsellles crib Quilts, sew eral
sizes. Another fresh supply, In all mum bers.
of my rs cents and 81 Coraets. Fashionable
Hoopskrts at so cents. The best made Bed
Comforts, In all sizes and at all prices, can be
had at A. R. stillman's Dry Goods House, No.
2s1 King street.
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PLAYING CARDS, Linen, sixteen styles, soc.
per pack. Hasel street Bazaar and East Bay
News Room. feDlS-m
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CHRoMos, at any price. Hasel street Ba-
zaar feb19-m
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A FULL line of Ladies' White Kid Gloves, all
numbers, for 81. A full line of Gents Gloves
up to No. 9. FURcHGoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No.
PA King street. feb5
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is'i;llI sI,irsid,I E
By HOLMES & MACBETH,j

~u.prro cn5oNroN mpTrcTEH
thAhLs a.l;.s colndS oMN n iVN, NJ, 1nI ~, y, -
~ OF !uila n. N. .GraVes, VS. Louis HiaSt o. ~.
yuoge OF the First Circuit dated tne22d feoruary,
1872, Will sell on WEDNESDAY,, tae Zuln aay OF
March, at IL O'Clock A. d., at the OLD Postomce,
Charleston, s. O. u,oy -, mo.1, nm
LAND, containing six hundred and sixty one
acres situate, lying and being In Saint James
Parish, Goose Creek, 10 the District (now County,
bounding to the south on ster's Greek, 70 the
north and east on Lands late OF :. icharia Wills
Ponteaux, to the northwest on Lands Of -
MazycK. and to the south and west on Lands late
Of Rockford Estate s,-.zI,,' &.
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The COURTS on SATURDAY.-In the State
Court, Judge Graham granted few orders,
b It no business of Importance was trans
acted.
The United States District Court was occu-
pied In the consideration of certain confess
ions of Judgment made to ]. W. Brown, ex-
ecutor, by Charlotte Tilman, bankrupt, and
the matter was finally referred to special
referee to report.
The following cases are fixed for trial to-
day: McLeIsh va. Kalb; Fraser & Co. vs.. the
GaslIght Company; Darlington VS.. the Cas-
light Company; Dewing, Thayer Co. Vs. the
GaslIght Company; Marzyck g. Duensing vs..
Home Insurance Company; Taylor vs.. 0'Neill;
Robson vs. Rhett; Edwards va. FRANKIE; Dob
bin vs.. Epplng; Waters vs. the South Carolina
Railroad Company.
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by A. C. McGILLlVRAY,

1.-TWO SMALL, NEAT WOODEN HOUSES
Il At Auction.
VIII be sold at the Postof1ce, Broad street, on
TUESDAY, 9th Instant, at IL O'Clock,
The LUT OF LAND, with comfortable two
story Dwelling and Shop, No. 81 Spring street,
south side, next west OF the corner Of President
street. Lot 36 feet front, by about So feet deep.
ALSO,
The LOT OF LAND Immediately ir the rear, ad-
joining the above, fronting on Short Court, next
To the corner Of President street, SO feet 'front.' by
aoont 53 feet deep, with small, neat tWostory
House, four rooms, piazzs, &c.
Terms cash. Purchaser TO pay auctioneer for
papers ana starnps feb23fmtu3
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"a FRIENDLY TnT.n-The Savannah Repu

VA FRIENDLY TILT."-Tne sagaunau Hepup-
lican says:
AS the Charleston Mounted Social Club have
now supplied themselves with new uniforms
and eouipments, and are said to be in excellent
practice, we propose that our Savannah Sabre
Club invite the corps to come over and favor
Savannah with friendly tilt. 1t would be
pleasant affair all round.
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ByW. Y. LEITCH 6 &. s. BRUINS,
Auctioneers.
TLIGIBLY SITUATED BRICK Res
~ DEECE, with 1ne Garden, In the western
part Of the city.
WIN be sold on THURSDAY, 10th instant, atlo
O'Clock, at the Postofice, s5ss.
That delightfully."- situated two and half story
BRICK RESIDENCE, with'slate roof and double
piazza, containing four square and TWO attic
rooms. besides pantry, dressing and bath rooms,
situated at the northwest corner Of Lynch and
Kitchen. Stable and Carriage House of brick, with
slate roof. The Premises are inclssed with brick
wall, garden walks cemented large cistera aud
well or good water. Lot measures ffty eight feet
depth.
Terms-ene.half cash; balance In one and two
years, with interest on bond mortgage.
Property to be insured. and policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay us for papers and stamps
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CLUBS AND STARs.-Cuffee Templeton, ar.
rested for obstructing the street at the Arte-
sian Well with his cart, was fined one dollar,
which he paid.
VIM. Brown, reported for depositlng cart
load of garbage on the farm of Mr.. James
Johnson, at the foot of President street, was
fued two dollars.
James Scott, small colored boy, who
clung to hls mother but fell to the lot OF his
father In q voluntary separation, was lodged
by his father for safekeeping, but was dis
missed by the Mayor, who declined to decide
between the parents.
One drunken Individual, who could not see
his way home, and could not walk 1t after 1t
was shown him, was taken to the Guardhouse
and fined one dollar for his fun.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-26

ENVELOPES, White or Buff, good quality lOc.
package, OF three packages for 25c. Hasel
street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
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Bnsir1ess CARDS.

WE LIVE AND LEARN, DIE AND
" FORGET ALL.
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Paris, 20 Rue de Ia Palx.
49,, London, So Regent street.
DEPoTs New York, 929 Broadway.
Boston, 9 Temple Place.
FuRcHeoTT, BENEDICT d Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. noV3-6mos
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CHEuLEY's PARIS KID GLovEs-every pair
warranted, These Gloves will be taken back
even after wear, for any imperfectiona, such as
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-26

THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,
No. $50 KING STREET.
Dyes and Cleans by means OF steam, Gentle
mems Ladies and Children's Clothes. Fine Laces
and Lace Curtains cleaned and done up with the
Soft or Manufacturers Finish; Lace and Grape
Shays and Kid Gloves Cleaned and Dyed.
~ Goods received and returned by Express.
jun22-1yr l. BlLLEk, froprlesof
IN P. W A L L,
TRIAL JUSTICE,
SoUTH EAST BAsEh ENT,
FIRE-PRO0F BUILDING.
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MACOUEEN & RIECKE

VII SELL AT AUCTION ON WE'D
wv NESDAY, the 18th day OF February, 1871,
III not previously sold at private sale First
BAR ROOM, known as the Atlantic House, No. 81
Esst Bay street, at 10 O'Clock A. II.
The above is wel known stand, and is In every
way complete that belongs to Bar.
|. Will be sold on account Of the proprietor leav.
ing the State, and for no other cause. .
The place can be seen at any time during the
day. 80.
Terms cash. f0b9
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A DEAD CHILD-Belween eight and nine
O'Clock Friday evening the body of lifeless
infant was found just within a gateway in
Coming street, opposite Bull. The child was
a colored one, and wrapped up in rough bag
gIng, bits of blanket, &c. 1t must have been
left there but short time before 1t was dis
covered, and it seems to be from twelve to
thirteen months old. An inquest was held
over the body on Saturday, and the surgeon
called in gave IL as his opinion that the child
died Of marasmus and cancer. The jury had
adjourned over until Tuesday, and every effort
Is making 10 discover the parents of the un.
fortunate.
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No FIRE.-A little after twelve o'clock Sat-
urday night colored man named VIM. Will
liams aroused the residents of Anson street,
little above Society, by his loud cries of
fire. The policeman hurried to the spot, and
not seeing any flames or smoke, tried to
arrest the shouter. he fed down the street,
making affairs worse by yelling murder, but
was overtaken and captured with the assis-
lance OF another policeman. He was taken to
the Guardhouse, and will explain this morn
ing to the Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-18
PERSONAL.

The Hon. Erastus Corning is seriously Ill
and confined to his room IN his home at Albany. IL Is
feared that he will not from his present Illness
Mr.. 0. X. Harris has retired from the editor
ship OF The Washington Patriot, and, since Mr. George
Lunt refuses the place. the trustees are somewhat pz
zled to OF just the kind OF metal needed III the
conduct OF the national organ OF the democracy.
The Americans in Berlin, week or two
since, brilliantly entertained at grand reunion
given by Mr. Nicholas Fish, son OF the Hon. Hamilton
Fish and Secretary the American Legation Minister
Bancroft, Mrs. John BgeOw and great array Of we'll
known Americans were present.
Mayor Medill said TO the Grand Duke, in
apologzng for the dispidated condition OF the city
Chicago rayaged by fire. well the old capital
OF your country 60 years ago. and must exhibit TO
eyes many Of the observed by your grand uncle
after that tremendous cODhagratiOn" Neat certainly
but rot "a very agreeable sort OF allusion In
speech addressed 10 q Russian.
Mr.. SpurgeOn recently electrified a cOngre-
CATION in Rome where he happened to preach by break
ing out unex xpectedly 80 Victor Emanuel Emanuel
of Heaven, thou true Victor help the Italians.
bleeS and sanctify their cause and make them pros
porous" The congregation was amazed beyond express
son some were hOTried az such sentiment under the
very shadow of the Vatican many seemed about 10 uy,
Otic.s - laugh aud 0theroas4lu W cry
New-York tribune., 1872-01-18
MICHIGAN RAILWAY BONDS.

Drrrorr, Mich. Jan. H.-m the United
state. Circuit Court the Eastern District OF Michigan
In this city yesterday two cases were Drought by the
ali nj roroans 10 secure the payment OF the interest
thereon Tue Court decided in favor Of the validity Of
ali such bonds AZ issued previous 10 the decision Of
,he state supreme Court and such towns and munich
naes are held liable for the bonds 50 issued by them
fIdIe Fumons Of the United States Circuit Court
delivered the principal opinion, Judge LOngyear OF the
Eastern District delivering coneurring opinion win
bis resons therefor the of George H. Taylor agt
The CIV OF Battle Creek; and Judge Withry OF the
Western District, like concurrent opinion, IN the case
OF Edward TalcOtt Bgt The Township OF Pine Grove
The main principle settled by this accession Ia that the
United states Court will respect and follow the decisions
and rulings the state Courts under the state COnstltn-
ZION The Judges hold that all the bonds issued prior 10
the decision of the Supreme Court Of this state In the
case of the Township OF Salem valid and that the
contract which involved their issue is legal and hindhS
New-York tribune., 1872-01-18
THE LEGISLATIVE PROCElpINGS.
GENERAL PRRSS DISPATCHl

TRENTON, y. j., Jan. 1i.--ln the House, to-
day M Niles offered concurrent resolution approving
Of Gen Grants Civil service recommendations aud re-
pudlag the doctrine that 10 the victor belongs the
epos II was referred To the Committee on Federal
Relations.
In The Senate bill introduced ~ male a new
county ont portions Of the Counties Vf salem, Cuibcr
land, and Atlantic. .
Also ll 10 make u note or mort gage void where the
interest demanded retained IL more than sex en- per
cent,
In the House, the following measures have been IN
rOduccd: supplement to the charter of jersey Ciy,
extending the act OF 1871 10 certain assessments made
prior 10 It's passage also, increasing tie force 0i he
Fire Department.; "a bill giving ample power 10 the
Board Health prevent the spread Oi contagious
dis bill giving To Camden city the power 10 De
eide the question Of licensing inns and 1ycrs every
third year by vote of the people bv Wards; blll 10
change Board of Police Commissioners Of HObOkcn ;
u b 10 Incorporate the BOundbrOOk and Easton RIli-
road, with 4 capital stock Of s2GO1OOO. To construct a
road from BouudhrOok 10 some pOiut on tie Dcla"ar"
within Ten miles Of Pnllipsbur2.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-18
haav,er approrrI,tIons The COMMITTEES Necdcd to re-

heavier appropriations The Committee uecidcd to re-
mort the Executive Judicial and Legislative bll and VIII
resume the Post Office bill tomorrow.
The Senate Judiciary Committee spent tho most OF It's
session, TODAY, in examining the House Apportonment
b hut will be ready TO report until after It's next
meeting
Senator POmeroy. from the Committee on Post-O9ces
and Post Roads will report probably tomorrow, tho
Postal Telegraph bill introduced by him in December
suggesting a few unimportant amendments.
The New-York Republican Association the most flourish
Ing Of the potcosocia clubs In this city. gives it's annual
reception and soree Friday evening Of this week The
President Vice President members OF the Cabinet and
Duomatic Corps Senators, Speaker Blaine Coy Cooke,
and others are expected to be present An address OF
welcome will Oe given by the Hon. A. NJ. Ciapp. and
responses are expected frOu senators COnkng and
TentOn Representatives Wheeler, Roberts. s. Cox
others The EewYork receptions are among the pleas
ATTEST held in Washington.
II Is confidently asserted that the Navy Department
Will shortly ask Congress for appropriation to build
ten new steam oopsOfwar carrying Is guns EACH and
seven uropeTcrs. The last experiments mado by the
Government in the direction Of building ships-Owat
were expensive Ones and Congress Will probably desire
renort on The present condition of irOn-clad feet
how much IL cost and how much 1t is worth before il
ont,ropriates many millions for new experiments
IN, British shiphuiders have already large lobby
here charged 10 prevent, at any cost any legislation
that will make possible for iron ships to be prOtaby
built IN tins country.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-18

hat.lda E"roa's B,neGl, yesterday arsemoon.
. "D.|S Faf".r w27 9G4sy sacooo':ai. Ile receipts
eN'" ''d s'-t} Tie tAoster wt3 % delscly crowtca
tHa' several hurried porsn, standing at tho back Of
''' an4H"iinn cou!l neither 500 nor hear Tho pro
S'""'H' comprised obo act Of Camille" "Katiarino
anu FeiIucmo" ono act OF Mr A. D1ly's
DIVORCE ono sreno frIm tho "s.bool for scsa-
cn'' ono scene E2m king john" tie farce
Hu"'"S Pnma D'nna." and number Of incl
o""'ai features Nr. john HrOugham was 20 have an
appeared but sickness prevented this and aIi. g..t
Legs wa omit Il. Mr. Mark Smith sang the "oIl
Eag .>h Gtniemnn," Miss Pauline Markham sans Ls,
TAD, Mr levy played on the ccrGet. SIR Buct,, cave
LIMITATIONS OF noted actors. A speech by Miss Heron
closed the cntcriaigment
New-York tribune., 1872-01-18
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I

At the regular meeting OF the Territorial Delegates,
held this morning at the rooms OF the House Committee
OH Mines and Mining. all the delegates, with the eXcep-
ton Mr. Hooper Of Utah. being present, the following
sls unanimously adopted:
rsolred That making federal appointments within The reTore
e President respectfully requested 10 The rule by select
thereof adopted in making appointments tie several
The delegates Will call in body upon the President,
next Saturday morning, 10 present ts subject Tor hs
con sidcrnticu.
The fact mat there is United states consular officer
o+ the immediate place in foreign country from which
Goods are shipped to the United States, Secretary Bout
well giys docs the production Of verified
ivoirc Tho law and regulations require that the in
Voice sbo be verified by the consular officer nearest 10
The President sent the following nominations to tho
Senate tOrda{:
pos1ersJames Flower Greeley, Colorado Thomas La
,ee Al By Alexander H. Moore al lnoeprnanrt han
sss Forcmtu st CORY, PeuH; .aec L. IecA az V"a''
Mich Lasrcucs {. Spencer. at Nsugatnck, Coma
New-York tribune., 1872-01-18
PROFITABLE PROOF-EEADING.

iBY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE fRlBtNbl
TO fhr EdfEOr Of the Tribune
SIR: ! will give yOu $4,000 Tor chance to
read proof in your Office for year at half the price
that James Terwilliger charges. Yours, truly,
'NS, s,c,,s, 4 Y Ian H. 1872 DIR. JAS. L. THAIER.
ANOTHER APPLICATION.
To me Rdftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: | am very anxious to obtain position
~ " nroof r.sdern at the compensation fixed aud paid
by Mes.rs. Weed, Parsons Il Co. of Albany, which, ac-
cording TO their affidavit, is % per cent OF the price
charged for printing am sure could earn iaI Nv Nv
inc al This rate especially IL had the auditing OF the
hiils m woud be somewhat interesting TO know
whether the prices paid Messrs Weed Parsons CO. lor
state printing were not sufficient to enable them 10 en-
poy sch frsclass proof reader Mr. James IerWln-
ger BE this as il may hope you will enable me soon
to find a place. Very truly, ,
NetO- York, Jan. T. 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-18
SOUTH CAROLLNi.
xrw Plan FOR THE ADJUSTMENT OF TIE STATE
DEBT.

xrw Plan FOR THE ADJUSTMENT OF TIE STATE
DEBT.
CoIrMrI,, Jan. IA new plan has been
devised for the adjustment Of The debt Of South Caroh
Mr. Heaiey, acting for the Union Trust COMPANY Oh
Ney.York and Mr. Childs. President of the Carolin"
National Bank Of Columbia, submitted the ioiio"ns
propositions to GOV. Scott:
Tbe Uuion Trust Company To assume fhe hhahclaI
.,c,, of inc state the entire state dcOt 10 ne conf
,oun,eJ nv retiring all existing bonds or whatever
Lass and issuing in exchange new bonds at the rate OF
80 cents the dollar - 49,. .Ao ,,,,e,,,,a,,
The Union Trust Company to guarantee the rliinent
40 he contract 20 advance the cash 10 redeem the DOhds
Uny hvnoecafing charging only legal interest there
for To- settle indebtedness Of the state % hmPto
te present financial agent; ana To advance the cdsh O
Inc payIneut of the January interest
GOV. Scott asscnted to the scheme, and Mr Wesley
returns to-day 10 New-York 10 draft the necessary
n,n,r. and perfect the details of the arrangement