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The Centennial Message Of the President


The Centennial Message ef the Prssidsut.
To the Senate and House of Represent
atiyes:
l have the honor herewith 70 submit
the report Of the Centenial Com MISSION.
ers, and to add . word in the way Of
recommendation.
There have nov been international ex-
positions held by three of the great DOW.
ers Of Europe. It seems fitting that the
one hundredth university Of Our indie
pendelce should be marked By an event
that vail display 70 the world the growth
and progress Of . nation devoted 10 FREE
dom and the pursuit Of fame, fortune.
and houors BY the lowest citizen a. we'll
as the highest. A failure in this enter.
prise would be deplcrsbe. Success can
be assured by srouSing public opinion u
the importance Of the occasion. To &C.
cure this end, in my Judgment, Congress
sional Legislation u necessary TO make
the exposition both nasiooal and inter
national. The beoe6ts to lie derived from
q successful international exposition ar.
manifold. Ii vii, necessarily be accom-
panied By expenses beyond the receipt,
OF the exposition itself. but they viii be
compensated for many fold by the com
mipgiing Of people from al section, Of
our own country, By bringing together
the people Of different nsfionslities. hy
bringing into juxtsposition for ready ex-
amiuat:on q own and toreigu skill and
progress in manufactures agriculture.
MT, science, and civilization The selec-
ton Of the site for the exposition Gems
to we appropriate, from the faes that
Ooe hundred years before the date 6xed
Tor the exposifion the Decla.atios Of In. !
which launched us In the |
galaxy Of nations ~ m iDdcpeudesa peo-
pie emana,ed from the same spot We
have much in our varied tim.fe. coil. !
nioersi products. and skill of which sa
sansxse can Be taken BY other natiooaIi- |
lies to their profit. In return. these vill
,r,ne "a our shores works Of their skiu. |
nd Emisanse our people With them. 20
he mutual advantage ~ al parties. Let
Is have 3 complete success Of or Cen
eeeial Exposition. o. snppsess Il - iss
Infancy, ssknoviedgisg oar inability 70
i've il The issefsafiooal character =
shiea oar seaeeseeu s~rires.
u. =. GRANT.
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WALNUT CREEK, Webster Co., Neb.
March 10th. 1874.

WALNUT CREEK, Webster Co., Neb.
March 10th, 1874.
En-. CHIEE:-At a meeting Of the
Walnut Grange, the following resolution
WAS passed Ke,..vsd, that Q copy Of
the institution Of Walnut Grabge be for.
~arded to Red Cloud CHIEr for publ
cation.
Dept. r. 8. Langley. with others, in
stitut d Walnut Grange. Ma Oh 4th,
1874. The following is q list of the oil
GERS elected: Tbos. Vaughn, W. NJ;
Thos. Kennedy, o.; John Michel, L;
Himan Holdridge. s.; Vim. McAvoy,
A. g.; q. X. DOwnes, Chap; WIN. Nc
Kinney, Treas; X. B. Fulton, Sec;
Jos. K. Jones, G.. X; Mrs. Albaueh,
Ceres; Mrs. Mitchell, Pom; Mrs. J. X.
Jones, Flora; Mrs. NJ. Z. Holdri!ge,
Las.
r. B. FUETUH, Sec.
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KATHARINE EARLE.

BY MISS TRArroS. isa charm Nc Love story By
q gifted writer. which is defined TO q wide pop
S s..rpS Ihets viii .e O. skHHI S2yEt-
SAxR HOLx. BsEr HASTE. sud Other:delishtfui
story-tellers.
A serie. OF striking and unique POEMS. with
illustrations. "OLD TIME MUSIC" by BxsJ.
+. TAYLOs. known by his brilliant contribu-
IL the Western Press. will sing TO Us again
the music Of The spinning Wheel, The Hiail.
The st &c Coach. The Mill. etc.
Portraits and Biographical Sketches Of Amer
lean Authors PAGERS gu Dairy. Farming and
Stock Raising in Europe. on Household Deco
.rations and Furniture. besides mere than fifty
other IlIust. ated Articles are now in psepara-
ton,
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THE ATLANTIC
For 1874.
H. O. HOU6HTON l. CO.,
PIG Washington St, Boston,

beg TO announce to the ID friends If this es'ah
| lished magazine that they receive it from lie for
mer proprie ors With the intention Of keeping 1
in all respects at the level Of It's Old reputation
ard to improve 1t from time to time. - thsJ
have opportunity.
It viii be printed from new type throughout
and treat pains will be taken to give it . frest
And Attractive appearances geographically.
The Editorial Management UiW be q.
heretofore.
And the corps Of writer's from whom articles
have been engaged and Who are regular con
tribvtors. Includes the names Of
-LOaGTGLLOw, wHIrrIER. HOLMES.
As.ssI.. HowsLn. nAyAso SASLos.
ALURIcs. vAkNGR. WILLS,
Tier. vi. ): .bl. eriticisu. vpss c.srss;
L:!i Srss:s. Ar f, iSS ss!s.s;. q ANNA. ..,,o,
Of Aqyo,ie Da~. il tas title ola Serial story
ocgsn in the JaEu ~ ncBber
A Serial story. By W. b. Hovelis will begis
Persons, keminiseences. By J. q. Whittier.
will c yer sn evcst!u period in our histoy ;
and - Life IN the Confederate States." by Cos
fedsrsts. will be a inside yiev Of recent his
Ar. ws-ne-s Sasn;eyinss in the British
Provinces. begun IN ths January namsse. y II
BE- eostinaca IN -ueseauent ones
ticie By David A. weiIs in the s,,t nsmbsr Of
the ye 20. will b followed BY others frsm the
same hsad on questions Of Finance ssd Pslis-
icai Eeonomy.
se Evan . tale Of The s.athvess. ~ ".
y. Baker. author At Tn. Mes T5osthy." md
"In-i1e." vIil ~coutinae fsr the present.
Cha ptens Of Autobiography. b. Robert Bale
States Minister at Naples. and his visss u
Charles Warrea Ssoddard. author ef "SsssA-
Sea Idyis." will relate the Record. ss Pisysrs
Stud.0 az gnG.h All American Society viil
Be pres By = :. Nsdal; and Jsses fassss
WiIl farnish Historical snd social 8 udieL
J0paaeso Sketeh0 and Stories vii - sssd -
the traveller. I'd uard r. Hose. and Csitieens
q sm.s asd reach. Nsve.is.s ~1sgsobsf.
Geerxe Sasd. AssrSeeb. III rbsiies Balls C.
Perry. ese q ths sd.ssu u tie North Aosri-
Ih1 list of nsnO sd articles vil be ad1s1
- fro0 tine % tine. ~ Il b iatea6eA % kese
Tie ATLANTIC opeo % ths 49, esotribufisaD
sveU Susrle , aaA 10 eGsSss vii be sDar0d
70 lak. q the lesaisg Anesian Magazine.
TERMS: SAD . ysas. ID Sayaoee. tUesepies.
Far; Eve eopiss. $3.50; Asa $40 fss eaeh 81
altisosl eoDy S. NieheIas. the sseeesses -
Aosshly asd EvsFy Saturday. Neo.tD
Ps.tos Otfre cf Astrsf;e NdsiAJ and
Ere,S Ssfpaoy,
AND esE1aAL SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY.
1oYE5, Sele2s o.
n WaiAaasta q. 9aeA
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In aosysdaooe ppseyious: notice.
the delegates from the Oranges met on
Saturday last TO appoint . purchasing
agent for the county. In order to &c
comp!ish which, the delegsts had to
form the mselves into a County Council,
when L. II. Jones vas elected purchas-
ing agent for Webster county. II i, also
requested that each Grange in the county
send three delegates to perfect the or
ganiza,iou of the County Council. said
delegates to meet at the Masonic Hall,
Red Cloud, on Saturday, April 4th. At
J o'clock .. N. Members Of the differ
ent Oranges are invited to be present.
JAMES LAKEWOOD, SEQ.
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TIE UNEXAMPLED Favor RECORDED
I THIS MA6AZINH by the public. enables
US to enter upon the coming veal with the
mesn s If making it more attractive and valu-
Bile thOn ever before to its large aud increasing
u,nner Of readers on both sides Of the Atlantic.
Jha SArial Story Of the year.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26

THE las. words ofSuMXER were, Tel
EMERSON | love him aud revere hiu.."
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26

March 6sh, 1874.
Ma EDrToR:-I have just been read
ing = little story in your paper which |
thought very uice. 1t least they are Oh
nice. those papers my brother sends to
like to read your paper verj much;
my name is Lucy Phelps, I am sister to
Hiram Phelps. who lives 10 your county,
perhaps you know him. l am ten years
old aud am going to school. I have writ
9 writing books through. l hope ! may
have the pleasure Of reading many Of
your papeus. You must cus my short
letter. from
rcY PHELPS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26
LUcY PHELPS.

NOTICEABLE. The addresses dc!iv-
cred at the formal opening Of the State
Normal School. are ali published 10 the
Nebraska Te1ehey-exceps that Of Hon.
II. =. Kaiey. If Red L1osd! The papers
commended Mr. Kaiey's. quite ~ highly
and generally ~ any one Of those deiiv-
erel; and some Who heard them all tell
Us that it vas actually the Vest address
delivered on the occasion. TIE excuse
il vas not written lis the
very attenuation of thinDess just Is
though it could not he written after
wards, though in point OF fact it proba-
tly pas written. -LsceH Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26
"7he Best IN the World"

. Tho December Number NOW ready has an
able Article on the Resumption Of Specie Pay
ment. by D. ,twafsr. POEMS BY Bret Harte.
Mcdonald and Others. The continuaiion Of. he
two Serial Stories. Shorter Stories. Splendid IL
lustrstions Of New Orleans. the Psrs Of Amer
lea etc.
Ediforiaio! byalsrse md able corps Of wri-
tiers. The Topics Of the lime. bv Dr. Hollssd.
in which he r.piies { Some Religious News
paper: - laushshls Etching, etc. etc.
The HOLIDAY N . Of ST. NICHOLAS.
our Splendid New Illustrated MsG,sine for
Girls and B VI. the finest ever issued. will be
ent to all the Subscribers o. Scribners Monthly
for 1874. Also the November and December
numbers Of g. Nicholas sep' free IN those Who
subscribe for both Magazines. Tho July nun
Der Of Scribner'a Month, containing the Intro
ductory Article Of the GREA Z SOUTH Series.
sent to Subscribers to Scribner's who request Il
when MAKING their subscriptions.
ScRIBsRRis MOYrH g 90. ST. NbcsoIAs
8 90 . year. or 81 % for both.
SCRIBNER 4 CO..
So Broadway. New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26
THE s LENDID SERIES
THE GREAT souTH,"

the most Important and expensive series Of II.
Illustrated Papers ever undertaken by any Mag
azine. will be C ntinued through the year. In
ID, Decor bef number We ,vmpiete the Papers
on LOuisis.s. The next In order will be The
lone Star State; The Mountain REGIONS of tie
South The Iron Regions Of Missouri. esc.. etc.
These with the Essays and Editorial Discussions
on Literature. Science snd Art Sketches Of
Travel. occssi onal Poems and Etchings. will
make up . MNSaaine Of Christian Literature
designed 10 he
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26

On Tse:asys ssd Wednesday, ~ each
week ishsfl BE p.eaped 20 essyy ps-
sessess sros the 3sys eessissed. sesy-
40 yaasaza, u 8 A =. on fv~sdsv~
and He'd Csssd % sAM Il. Wedsa-dsyx'
FsU ssassaasA
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26
coRRESpONDENcH

From all part. Of the State and country res
pecsiuliy solicited.
We DO not read anonysaeus Letters and COM
municationa. The name aod address Of the VII
ter are in all cases iuaisIenrable. q . guaranty
Of good faith.
The Red Cloud chief., 1874-03-26

In which cse the purchaser pays
At the ouuet one years interest II six
percent on the prizes. lie makes three
other psymeots. each u III per cent
1t the eommeoemeut Of the sseood,
third and fourth PEARS. At The eommese-
mens Of the fifth year, be pays one
seventh Of the principal and Doe ye.n
interest on the remainder, and the ssDe
u The eo0ueoemeef Of each Successive
year ssti Ill has been paid ss the esd
ct ten years ANY buyer eso psy in fsD
~ ssy time and GET . vssY.osy deed free
Of ~ iDcuwbsane.
Buyers on our ess and sesereus essd.
Of ten yeUs 30 e1peese1 70 settle
and improve their hsd q their e~asiiess
coovenieece, ssy sitbss ese o. % ysasS
10 - to isspsose sboss sbsee sssshs Of
he hsd boashs. within shsW yssss Ssoo
late Of psschase.
S-Better terms hsvs never been Of
ess1 al rsehab!y sever vid BE-
:~we invite sopsrisss ssd defy |
s0W66A
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Drs. Greene. LlndIey'& Bentley's
Great Family Medicines.

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all diseases arising from impure blood.
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cure of EpiIepsy, F!,- Spa-ri-, ard convnl-
sions Of al! kiid...
Mrdic"ted Honey. i.r Coughs, CCl1s,
bronchitis. Crnnp, and ali diseases ut the
in:.;:s aid air pa -..sts.
Ne"i"lSin Specific. certain and ~,...dy
cure Tor Neuralgia, Etcuna,i>n., %,:vOIis
Head ache. and ri! nrrvru. aI.
Wabash VALLEY tgu" Cure. tuLtniEs
40 Qniiirc. i:":t Ir..tivc remedy icr
Chile Bilious Fever. ard Co;r,eti"i Of
Liver and spleen Ac:- !;Lc u harm.
ircparcd a, IT," i.abena,o,!. Charlotte,
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"NURsRs. "A writer Of commu-
nlcation in New York evening paper
predicts that the young people Of this
country are soon to tire Of reading
novels and foolish love-stories; and,
as o revolution of this kind would put
many clever persons out of employ
ment, he wants the writer's of light
literature to turn their attention to a
new field which is opening to the
energies Of such of them as may feel
inclined to- change their occupation.
'tNursing" is the new vocation be
points out to them; not the care of
mewling babes, but the work 30 nenes-
sary in restoring to health maturer and
more serviceable persons. His sug-
gestions Geem to be directed more par
ticularly to female writer's, and he de.
clares that educated nursos are becom.
ing need of the times. AS to the
truth OF an assertion that educated
nurses Of both sexes are much needed,
there is no doubt; but that young
people are to become weary of the Sc
ductive short story; that they will tire
of the excitements of the to.be.con-
tinued record Of the adventures of
Reginald De Montmorency and Imo-
gene Tralyngoyne; that they are to
come to look upon "Fire-breathing
Bill, the Terror of the War-path," as
an unnecessary publication, will not
De readily believed by careful observ-
ers. at any rate. the demand for such
reading is not likely to fall off sufl-
ciently to lead the present crop of
writer's of American fiction far away
from their chosen occupatiOn Tho
most sangnina advocate of e 81 stem,
looking to the development of the
nuraing talent Of tho country, can
scarcely hope to draw Mrs. South
worth, or Sylvanus Cobb, Jr., or Ned
Buntline. into a hos;.ital, and until
there is a scheme that will bring about
some such result. the maturer portion
of the public will take little interest
in the theories of persons like the Post
writer.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. ~ orthcrr
mail opens $50 A. A., 3 p. NJ. closes
ii A. A., 6 P. NJ. Charleston opens s
4. NJ, $50 p. NJ. closes y. NJ, ,GP.
". Western opens 6 A. NJ :, 1890 P.
NJ; closes 6, 1.30 P. Al. Greenvilic
opens 6.45 P. NJ. closes 6 a. NJ. Will
mington opens 2. NJ; closes 10. sc
A. M. On Sunday open from Q. 80 to
3.30P. nj.
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An Iowa schoolmaster is missing.
The last seen of him he was going
over the railing of q bridge, and a
number Of men were looking to see
where he would strike.
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COLUMBIA, S. c., TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE l0 1874

master-C Nj Wilder. Deputy-John
S Leapheart. Commissioners-A NJ
Boozer and T NJ Wilkes. Collector
Internal Revenue-C L Anderson.
Gauger-C a Darling.
C1TY GOVERNMENT. .--NFayor-John
Alexander. Clerk aud Treasurer
Walter r Jones. First
Ward-Augustus Cooper, S p Davis,
B T Griffin. Second-C J Carroll.
John A Pugh, " A Carr. Third
Adam Thomas, S D Swygert, Fl "
Purvis. Fourth--.L L Brown. d
Wells, VIM Simons. The committees
are: Ways and Means--Aldermen
Cooper, Griffin and Carroll. Accounts
Aldermen Carroll, Carr and Swygert.
Streats-Aldermen Pugh, Thomas and
Wells. Market anu City Scales-Al-
dermen Carr, Brown and Cooper.
Guard Housa--Aldermen Simons,
Davis and Pugh. Water Works-Al-
dermen Thomas, Cooper and Griffin
Aims House-Aldermen Swygert, ST.
mons nnd Davis. City Schools Al
dermen Purvis, Swygert and Simons.
Sydney Aldermen Davis, Car
roll and Thomas. Licenses Alder
men Griffin. Pugh and Brown. City
Clock-Aldcrtnen Brown, Wells and
Purvis. Fire Department Aldermen
Wells, Purvis aud Carr. City Lamps
Aldermen Carr. Brown aud Davis.
New City Hall and Public Buildings
Aldermen Griffin, Simons and Carr.
City Attorney y Tradewcll. City
Physician-A S Hydrick. Clerk OF
Market Fl Pickett. Commissioner
of Poor-Charles Schultze. Overs Ell
of Streets-J Yrice. Chief Of Police
M + Nixon. Sergeants oi Police
E Williams, J Blizzard.
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Executive Committee Meeting.

TNHE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Of the
l. State Agricultural and Mechanical So
ciety will meet in Columbia, on TUESDAY,
tho 10th JUNE, at 8 o'clock P. NJ. full at
tendance is respectfully requested, IA mat
ters Of vital Importance to the Society will
be submitted Tor their action. BY order OF
r. w. WOODWARD, President.
d. WYATT, AIKEN, Sec'y. June
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Judge Cooke has sustained the re-
cent decision OF Judge Green, to the
effect that legal notices and ADVERTISE
ments paid for from private funds may
be published in any paper selected by
the person advertising, notwithstand-
ing such paper may not be one desig-
mated as al "ofticial' paper by the
State authorities. "Oniciai' papers
apply only to such advertisements us
are paid for from State and County
funds. Lawyers may, therefore, order
all estate notices, referee sales and
sheriff sales to be published in this
paper, should they prefer it.
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DEVICES BRILLIANT OIL
SAFE BEYOND ALL CHANC

BdFE BEfOND ALL CHANCE.
The Finest INunindtOr in The World
nEVOE'S BRILLIANT OIL is now uni :
~ versally recognized as the best burn
ing Oil which can be made. Recommend.
ed by the, Fire Insurance Companies for
its safety, and by all consumers for the
brilliancy OF itsllght. In purchasing this
Oil, the buyer i4sures himself aud his
property against all chance Of kerosene
accident. For aaleby ''
;r.s: ~ JOHN C. DIAL,
Importer and dealer in Hardware, Cut
lery. etc, Wholesale and retail, at the
Sign OF the Galden Paddock. Columbia
;. g. June 96
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First Installment Upon CAPITAL Stock


OFFICE SPARTANBUno& & AsnEvILLE r. r. CO.,
SuARLEsToN, S. c., May 23, 1874.
WITH IL view OF pushing forward the eur
vcys on this Road, the Board Of Directors
have ordered that an installnent Of five
dollars ts5) per pharo upon the Capital
Stock be called for on tho first day Of June
next. Payment Of tho came must he made
to Mr.. A. G. KAUFMAN, Treasurer, at the
Office Of the Company, 25 Broad street. In
cases where subscribers rceide beyond
Charleston, ren,i;tanccs NE, 80 made by
drai,s or pcst Office money orders, as the
Company cannot be responsible for those
made iii ANY other way. Upon payment OF
the first installmcnt, tho usual scrip will be
Issued. Punctral payment is requested.
c. q. MEMMISGEn, President.
i. G. kaufman, Secretary and Treasurer.
May 2G G:9
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Notice.

SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
SPAhTANBURG & UNION Il. X. co.
and after June 1874, Trains on the
" Spar tanburg and Union Railroad will
run, making close connection with the
Greenvilse ana Columbia and Atlnnta and
Richmond Air-l lime Railroads, dong away
with the delay at Aston
The Spartanburg and Union Railroad il
completely equipped for this busino ss;
Road being in hne condition, makes GOOD
time and sure connections.
Fnssengera travelling this route will have
every attention. W. w DAVIES
Mayer emo Supcripterdrnt
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Blacksmith Tools

PEST English ANVILS, Blacksmith BEL
ID LOWS, Solid Box YtSEB. STOCKS and
DIES, FILES, RASpS, &c., comprising q
full assortment in this line and for sale low
by JOHN AGNEW & SON.
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FORGINGS AND CASTINGS
OF every description.
House Fronts, Engines, Boilers, &c.

House Fronts, Engines. Boilers, &C.
Marine Stationary and Portable STEAM
EEGlNES. Boilers. Tank
Hoistins Engines Saw Mile.
nicc Ihr' siicrs and Mills Of every de-
scription
Shaftings, pullcys and GearinCs.
iron FR)Sr rs for Buildings
CASTING OF every kind iu Iron or
Brass.
Forgings OF all descriptions
Phosphate Washers.
Phosphate and Ore Crushers.
STEAM FITTINGS, Wrought Iron Pine.
Sheet Rubber aud Gaskets. Water and
Steam G"uges. Betting, Packing. DC.
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LIBRARY AGENCY FOR THE PURCHASE
OF BooKs.-Mr. p. B. Glass, of this
city, who is possessed OF ample facili-
ties and experience, makes it oil i'm
portant part Of his business to fill
orders for books OF all kinds for public
or private libraries or for individuals.
Orders for American and foreign books
Of every description, whether for
whole Libraries or single books, will be
promptly and carefully filled at the
lowest publishers prices; and works
not published in this country will be
imported from abroad. ANY informa-
ton as to the price of books, styles OF
binding, number of volumes in sets,
&C., will be promptly given to CORES
pondents. Copies Of new books can
be sent Immediately on publication.
He will also arrange for subscriptions
to any home or foreign magazine. All
orders should be accompanied by the
money, and will then be sent free of
expense to the purchaser, or they can
be sent by express 9. o. d. Cash re-
mittaDces should be made either by
draft or P. 0 money order, or in n
registered letter.
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Circular.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

Circular. so
EAECU TIVE DEPARTMENT, :
CFFICE STATE TnBAsURKn,
COLUMBIA, 5. c., May 20. 1874.
TIfH e Treasurer OF the State is now pre-
l. pared to fund, at the Treasury, in o.
lumbia, s. C., the Bonds and Stocks of the
State authorized by the Legislature under
the Funding Act, approved December %.
1873, into the Consolidation Bonds and
Stocks. The following classes of Bonds and
Stocks are authorized to be funded
STOCKS.
Revolutionary War Claims
Charleston Fire Loan.
Construction State Capitol.
Funding Past Due Interest aud Principal.
Conversion State Securities.
BONDS.
Charleston Fire Loan.
Construction State Capitol.
Aid TO Dinu l;idEc Railroad.
Funding Past Due Interest and Principal.
Redemption Bills Receivable.
Payment Interest Public Debt.
Funding Bills Bank ut State
Relief of Treasury.
Land Comm ission.
The following bonds, Issued under Act o
March %, lSG9 entitled Loan for he Con.
version OF State Securities" are also au-
tlioriZed TO be funded int "Consoldation
Bonds" they having been duly exchanged
and represented by bonds on file:
DESoMISArIoS IL COO, NUMBERED IN RED.
Numbers to SO. inclusive.
Numbers j2l to l30. inclusive
Numbers , 45l to 2, ,475, inclusive
DLSoMINATluN II 600, NCMBEEEp IN ELUE
Numbers 321l to 3, i9t, inclusive
Numbcr 3.49S.
nENoMISATIoH sItN. NUMBERED Is RED
Numbers l to 2J1, inclusive.
Numbers l 0Ul TO 2(0
DENcM!NATIoH :ltG, NrMEERED IN RED
.,unbrrs 10 l20 inclusive.
The Legislature lias declared that the
r.Msiudc. u. The ''Con"ersion Bonds were
pat rpoH ~ market without any authority
o; law, and are
absolut, Is nall ard void"
the funding law referred to above re-
quirrs that lac holders VI tho above Bonds
and Stocks should exchange them,
with the accrued interest to January l :,
1871 for "ConsolidatioD Bonds and Stocks, y
al fifty per ccDtun of their face value.
he CONSOLIDATION Bonds and Stocks"
bear interest from nuary l, 1874. The
interest due july l, 1874, will be paid at the
Treasury in Columbia. s. c., and tho Ma
tional Park Bank. New York.
Parties desiring to make exchanges must
effect them i'll person or by agent.
Parties who desire copies OF the Funding
Act can obtain them by applying at the
Treasury. F. T.. CARDOIO.
May 2G % Treasurer South Carolina
HOPE & OVIES
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-16
Notice.

COLUMBIA, S. c., June /, 1874.
TNHE undersigned beg leave to inform
J. their friends and customers that on
and after this date we will sell Goods for
CASH. All past duo notes and accounts
must DO sc.t,e,i, or they will be placed in
suit Hope * GYI,FS.
May3i