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sourH CAROLINA OPERATIONS.
Another Edort ia Rsise Money TO Pay Inter-
erI ON the eInIe nebt.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sr: Car
dora, the state Treasurer OF South Carolina. was
In this city to day endeavoring to borrow 10000
TO pay the July interest on the consolidated debt
OF the State. Tue funding OF the old State debt
Of South Carolina at atty cents on the dollar In
1879 was a pet scheme OF TINS colored Treasurer,
and he il extremely anxious to pay the Interest
as II falls due.
Last July the failure OF Gov. Chamberllin's
and Hardy Solomon's bank, whereby the State
was defrauded of nearly s3O0,OO0 prevented pay
meut OF the interest fsliing que at that time.
THIS year the payment Of the bills OF the old
Bank Of tie state Of south Carolina, IN which
Gov. Chamberlain was largely interest d, to-
Rether with the defalcation OF one or more Of
ChaD berlaln r County lreasurers, rs well Hs eX-
Lavaeant ard corrupt expenditures of the state
uoNei ument prevents Its payment. Tue taxes
are collected In January Of each year. and were
all spent this year before the 1rst Of June, so
ina there IS not doll n in the Treasury TO meet
the current expenses OF the state Government.
to say nothing OF the interest. The State Lu-
matte Asylum md other charitable Institutions
cannot get part OF the amounts aplro-
priated !or their support. and are now
begging for money. Dr. Ensor the Superintan n
dent OF the Lunatic Asylum, "a - recently been
North endeavorinR IL procure means to h, ep
tue inmates from starving. How Il state Gov
and spends them all before the frat Of June,
can be called a good Government, or he worthy
OF the name Of reform Government, Is puz-
Iilng ana yet II Is claimed us such;
IS II VIII not teke more than $4,000 10 pay the
July lnterest, the query ", why does CurdOZi
want s61.OOOi IL It 10 have balance OF ttD,0o to
meet the campaign expenses this falf Solomon
\ Co.'S bank paid them two years ago, when
Chamberlain and CardOza were elected. puffer,
the receiver of the bank Of the St.ts, who, un-
der the authority OF Cham perlaiu's friend. Judge
Reed Of Charleston. let solomon X Co. have
$4,000 Of the funds belonging TO the Bank Of the
state without security, whicn was a total loss
70 the bank when Chamnerlain 4 Solomu MS
bank fgiied. has He'd the country to save his
friend Chamberlain fact whcl even the
Charleston NeVS must know nut supprssses
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4 U4SrE or MONEY.
-endins Wee, Point to philadelph,a

HIGHLAND FALLS, June 2G,--The cham
pion dead beat excursion Of the Centennial year,
consisting OF the nited states Corps OF C.dets
ana numerous "oMcers In command" will
leave West Point Tomorrow morning, per
steamer Mary Powell, for Philadelphia. They
will be accompanied by the Academy Band Of
about forty pieces. aud will remain IN Pniladel-
phia until the lUtn % july, ~ order Of Dun
eau eron. :. crctdry OF \ AZ.
what dos the tuilisR tax payer think Of
boarding these sucking babcs OF VIZ AT the
hrst-aiass hotels at tAe modest sum 81 e. each
per day
bis is but aspeclmeu - or ,ntism. aud from
j. all honest mtu are lOOkt.g to II. Louis and
November for re ief ElOA0MY.
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presentntives. while

The House Of Representatives, while
carrying into detail It's excellent policy Of re-
tren chment, must DO careful to proceed upon
weli-considered and equitable principles. 1t
win not do to attack the estimates a. random,
euttng here aad there by whms ana spasms.
In the sundry Civil APPROPRIATION bill, for in
stance, the House has retained the approprla-
tion Of s6j0O1 for continuing Prof. HAYDLN's
survey, and that of $4,000 for Prof. POWELL,
while Lieut.. WnEELER's survey Is, for some un-
explained reason, thrown out altogether We
have never learned that the Typographical and
scientific results OF Lieut. WHEELERs expedi-
ton were In any way inferior to those obtained
by the parties sent out by the Interior Depart
ment, and the army englneers certainly do the
work much cheaper. Last year Prof. HAYDEN,
with forty one men, oost the Government
$1,000 while the Endneer Corps expedition of
eighty-twO men, under Lieut.. WHEELER, cost
only $500. II the work Of exploration Is to
be continued, it will DO poor economy to throw
out the olncars OF the army, who nave hereto
fore done their share cheaper and better than
the civilians employed by the Interor Depart
| ment. II Congress sees At to limit the appro-
| priallon fer exploration to $4,000, why not di-
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When Mr. HRIsrow l0ok ieave OF the
President and Cabinet, h,b VA treated with the
scant.sst civility GRANT W4,s ever rude IN hi;
mannss aud be,rina, ana the time-seryers
around the table ~, the tote OF t. cir maste r.
None a. the customary cou,Ttsios ware offered
to the reiirng Secre' airy, and lie lef' Washing
ton withc at even beh-g asked L. aiLLer by any
Of the concern.
FISH AID JEWELL, Who pretensed &c be his
friends willie in ONCE. tlrued thelr backs upon
him when he returned to private he. while
RoBEsOS, CHANDLER, sud CANEHoN Eejoiced
with exceediig JOY at be!ng released fom a col
league 10 whose presence they were always un-
comfortable aud whose official action they
could never control.
If Mr. BRIsguw had resietnd promptly b. jan
lary, 1879, when GRANT revGred his memorable
., der ia obedieJce To the wltes OF the WhiSkey
n ng, represented by McDON fp,D aud his allies in
ths Senate and House, he woutd have acquired a
commanding position and oOS'd have dictated
his terms. That opgortunity rai thrown awal
and 81. BRIsTow il LIT likely I, have il repeal
ed Ia hly other form.
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II Mr.. John XII u1v is obliged 10 retire
from his assumed leadership in politics,
why should he noJiry his hand ut driving
one OF III" heavy ice carts that traverse
our streets these bal days. THIS would
Gfford him a giea " need d opportunity
80 cool on.
Mr.. KELLY could 5 ylplemout this change
o. occupation by thei publication OF a vol
unie Of sentiment-r eAeciions on the van
ity Of human lie, ana especially of politics.
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TIE Crown Prince OSCAR 81 Sweden,
now In tb,s city, is youth Of int lLfent high
bred face. graceful figure aud simple but digni-
fed manners. His father. the King % Sweden,
has always exhibited much Interest in the
United State, aud has shown frequent cad dis
tiuguishcd II. rks OF attention TO American
travellers. The Ginedom Of -5way and ~ aden,
over which he Jules with q teup crate sway, has
sent ~ ne some - our best citizens, the tics of
emigration hence being at one time very gem
era Prince OSCAR, Duke Of G.thland, LOOKS
as II be would mature into a respec table king.
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THE suN NEWSPAPER

,sTrnied and published every day In the year, At 100,
les and ITO Nassau street New YORK city lie regular
edition on secular day' now averages about 100000
ns weekly eoiton over $1,000 and lie Sunday issue
about the It thus prints and sells milhon COPIES
. week. which sre read all over the United States.
1hr ~ circulation Unprecedented IN American jour
nansiD, sbd 1t lie constantly on the increase.
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Our rend Gus a.,e famlliar with the t,o,rd.

our HRnff ~ w lhllllllhF Win the DpATCt
Ing house ! scGssions OF Mr. MAGRUpER and
Mr. MAGuFFIN. Sometimes tho differences be-
tween the two gentlemen are { ute radical. but
lSe wise men iaey avoid CARVING their contrO.
,c-sies to the eytrsUe Of rude and violent Ian.
suase, with the result OF physioI blows; and
tia especially In tbs presence ofti g lady board
e,s Not so MIR. MACDONALD aud NJ. HILL. who
b0RPdcd together Va West Twelfth 81 -aet Waite
Sir. MCDONALD, his wife, Mr. HuL and another
boarder were seated a. breakfast take during
the progress of the IAfEcBER trial, Mr. MAcDoN-
AID Tead aloud "A stattucpt from JAA SOULD's
Tribune osncerning Mr.. MoULrOS. That is a
lie" cried Mr.. HILL, ~ REAL an entirely differ
ent storY !r the Post" Feyhaps Mr.. Hu-. was
justified in regarding starry from such source
10 be without truth, for JAY GoULDs Tribune
was In the pay III BEEoHKRs friends. Neither
should Mr.. MACpoEALD have taken offence at
Mr.. Hills words. for that gentleman did net
say he lied, but that JAY GOULD's newspaper
lied, as perhaps 1t did. But Mr.. MACDONALD
did take offence, replying, 81 want nothing TO
say oyou.' Mr.. HILL then induigeo In an I'M
uardonalls reply, especially In the presence of
ladies': " / viii talk to you or any one l damn
please" Mr. MACDONALD then called Mr.. HILL
ian illterate boor." Here pon according to MIR.
MAcpoNALD's testimony, Mr.. HILL struck him
ia the mouth, knocking him OF his chair, and, as
ho lay bleeding, grabbed his whskers and
thumped his head violently on tina floor For
this treatment he asked $4,000 damages against
Mr.. HILL, who acknowledged slapplng him on
the mouth, but no further violence, saying His
wife touched me 90 tho arm. That disarmed
me. left him" II this was 80, Mr. HILL showed
a chivLlrous spirit toward a woman In the end
which he would better have displayed In the be-
ginning, and avoided all profane language and
blows In the presence VI ladies' II he had done
so, Mrs. MACDONALD would now have better
opinion OF him, and he would not be obliged
TO pay tho $50 damages the jury gave against
him. The moral II, resolutely refrain from dis"
oussing disputed questions like those OF politics
and the DEECnER case at the boarding house
breakfast table. Such controversies are sure 70
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The Baltimore Gazette ba, n funny atta

The Baltimore Gazette has funny attack
upon the Baltimore Sun for printing on satur-
day, June "a, a leading article respecting the
Democratic National Convention, which was
found in the editorial columns OF the Evening
star Of Washington on Friday, June 70. The
joke about II. however, IL that this article
originally appeared IN our own columns on
Wednesday, June n; but we never found any
fault about It's appropriation either BY the Star
or the Baltimore sun. Whatever we publish IL
free to be used afterward by all our contempt
raries; and we invite them to tike literally
from our columns either with or without credit,
they may think proper. Our own rule in
copying an article Ia TO credit It TO the newspa-
per In which we md II, and We are exceedingly
careful and scrupulous In observing this rulo (;
but other newspapers may have different prin-
cipes, and we shall not complain II they act ac-
cordineiy. TUE SUN shines for all, and Its ideas
its facts. and even Its phraseology may be taken
by any other newspaper that likes thom. aud
used As its own without protest on our part.
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BOEDGOUS SUCCESS TROTOhISG
COMPETIIIoN.
A Rival to a. W. ohud. SET. 10 in Louisville.
From he conre~JopgaL

We have hung out our sign rs An obituary
writer. We are now liked with our new machine
q snatch funeral notices, tombstone epitapns,
and obituary poetry out u II by the incn, foot
orJhrd, 10 SUIT any corpse or occasion. Tho blg-
ger he rascal that dies, the better tue "seud-
on" We can give him.
None knew HIN but to love him,
None named aim uut ~ prass.
Is getting too thin" We intend TO Introduce
something new on the market. TO on with your
DYING We're ready. Terms cash. NJ dead
had 10 THIS bAslness. Wo can't live on VIM.
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Gambling Among tho Nevada indians.

A Pinte sport from saltwater came over
a few days since and tackled the Austin indians
In game OF Indian poker. The game com
menced last wednesday night aud continued
TILL yesterday morning, when II ceAsed Bnd le II
the Austin Indians a busted community The
saltwater fellow won over $500 in money, a sm ali
herd OF ponies, aud wagon load of biankeGs'
sim brimmed hats and linen busters, with which
he returned to his home.
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GRAY, the New York fugitive forgcr,
was released yesterday by the Brltish authori-
ties, as wIssLow, the Boston fugitive forner,
had been few days before. The British Gov
eminent lie evidently determined TO enforce, In
every case, the provisions OF it's own Pariia-
mentary law, without regard to the terms Of ITS
treaty with this country. Lord DERBY holds
that an important principle IL at stake, and that
II must be recognized In any new treaty for the
extradition Of criminals.
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lead 70 angry words, and to eause unhappiness
70 the lady boarders, who would much prefer to
talk OF those lighter ana more graceful themes
interesting to the feminine mind and suitable
to q breakfast table. which should always be
happy aud peaceful, since a day begun In anger Is
apt 70 be awry throughout The best way to
start the day Is to read THE Sun. and you can
always pick out hundred themes of converse
ton from Its columns with which to entertain
the ladies' at breakfast wi thout provoking the
male boarders to wrath.
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The Republican papers are urging peo-
pie to believe that II HAYES were elec' ed AS
President he would be surrounded by good In
Huences In point Of fact, he would be sur
rounded by the influences Of corruption and
trickery. by the sharp managers Of the machine,
by the swindlng Rings that have their head
quarters and operators In Washington, and by
political schemers and gamblers Of every kind,
who would make It their business to use him
and 10 twist him in their interest. The innu-
ences that have grown up around the White
House and the party In power there arc Of the
shniest sort; and anybody who supposes Mr..
HAYES as President would be kept Ia the right
way by being surrounded witn the good infu-
ences Of Washington Republican politics, IL
lsmentabiy ignorant Of the state OF affairs AT the
capital Of the country, and In the high places
Of tho Republican party.
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nAny AND SUNDAY, 20 cen,e hue ordinary adver
tsns large type, SO cents and preferred positions,
t0eents 10 te.5o, according to classincation.
wrRKLy.-bO cents hne, no extra charge for large
upe. Preferred positions from rs cens TO e..
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III the Cincinnati Convention, fortnight
ago, the men from this city who were active In
opposing the nomination OF RoscoE CoSKLTsG
stood up against him in the name OF reform, on
. behalf OF the Reform Club. aud were represent
I'd by GORGE WILLIAM CURTIS. But the oppo-
sit!on made by men from this city to the nomi-
nation OF Uncle SAN TILDES. in the 81. Louis
Convention is not made by determined REFORM
-crs and IL under the leadership Of ex.shsrif
laItN EIIy
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Remit subscriptions In Post once MONEY orders
registered letters drafts New YORK the order
OF The svs. At our RISK.
Any subscriber failing 10 receive his paper within
reasonable time after writing viii please advise us
promptly Of the fact whether he sent cash. cheek
money order, or registered letter.
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Ohio IA to be the battle ground. AZ goes Ohio
10 october, so goes the Union In Novenber. CIsredd
Htrdh.
This is the view OF the case which a Republl-
can newspaper naturally likes TO take. OHIO
being reasonably certain to 60 Republican in
October, every Republican Journal desires to
create the impression that the whole country
will follow the example, and thus the Republican
candidate for President will be elected. They
had better. however, walt a while and see what
the 81. Louis nominations are, aud what eject
they have upon the public temper. Perhaps thew
will discover then that Ohio Is but SIN al ele-
ment IN the problem, and that her twenty-five
electoral votes will not sunnce, taken by them
selves alone, TO elect a President. OHIO may go
Republican in October br an immense majority,
and the Republicans be sisnally defeated 10 the
country at large a month afterward.
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.BErcarn's ehur.h have got thoir scandal

bureau, and now they expect TO witness tie
farce Of another whiiowashing OF the licentious
PASTOR. His chief accGsers viii probably pay
10 ttent'on 10 the bureau, and plymouth
Chun b WI make up Its own case and de-
mand and get a verdict, But no such verdict
will dc HE..HER any gcod II the brethren are
satisna with 1t. as theI of course will be. tho
pastor will 10 fully AZ content. lie hss done
what he tried for, that "a, kept his church who
really do net care whsthe- he Is guilty ar not.
The publ ., however. think differently. fLey do
not ike to see an adulterers rd Il perjureY Ia the
pulpit. eyel tEulgh that puilit be IN Plymouth
Church.
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Gen. HANCOCK is unwilling TO be put in
the held as a Presidential candidate. This is
sensible, aud he should not be put there. He
told a reporter that II nominated he would have
to leave the army, and " defeated he would be
ruined by having lost the military position
which he holds for life. Certainly Gen. HAN
COCK should not be subjected 10 such risk
His ruin would be rrievous incident OF his life
and his loss Of his rank In the army would be an
unfortunate ending Of his military career. II
the gallant General thinks he Is In danger Of the
nomination, he should refuse II ia advance al
firmly aud explicitly as ex-Gov. SEYMOUR has
done.
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The Seizure Of tho Drew.

The latest phase OF Unco Daniel Drew,s
troubles 10 the seizure Of the steamer Drew OF the Peo
pies Line. She 10 owned principally BY William Drew
sou OF the aged bankrupt and mas been seized on libel
AT the Instance oil Thomas Nc who has snen t.
damages Ocessoned by the Drews running into vessel
belonging " MeManus. The liDel 10 for SISOOO,
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We apprehend that the Democrat

We appreherd that the Democratic
managers at st. Louis would And IL inoonvenient
TO erect a teetoth platform for the party, and
put q teetotaler on 1t as Presidential nominee,
according TO the requests contained In the
despatch sent to the Convention yesterday by
Mr.. WIN. Z. DODGE Of this city, Mr.. DODGE is
an amiable millionaire, who patronized MOODY
and SANITY In the Hlppodrome.
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For months past we have had menacing
ews from Servia. The adyices u this morning
look as though the stability of the Turkish en-
pire was about 10 be endangered by an ATTACK
from that quarter.
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One OF the wretohed baby farms, which
exist by the hundred In this city. was broken up
yesterday. There ought to be some proper pro-
vision for the care Of those destitute infants
who abound In New York.
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A PaatOr Diamisaad .

The PresbYtery of Elizabeth carried out tina
Instructions OF tue General Assembly YESTERDAY and
dissolved the relation between the Rev Alexander Nc,
kelyey ana the Wsstned PreSDy tsTlan Church. ~
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Get rid OF ono cold before you cOnttnct an.
othrI on top OF II, on you may securely Wish iha
seos. OF 'Stl0ss Jung c9mpant ocore you are ecu.
Jayne'- Exprctoran effective rute tor coughs Al
snus anu helpful also for Va healing iuduencc on The
lanss and oroncnp,-Adg, ~ Wv
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Bowery Theatre r"sS Of he hs"
Finb Avenue Theatre Fqas.
eilm ores esrdes Gumcrs'' Hssi.
K.II, a l. one Mir,treis Sh 4 near th ~.
National Acrdcmy 81 De-isp-ce' asd It. and 4h NJ
ppy upie Theatre-iiuupy D~np,v. Maun.e.
parL Theatre Tue Kerry Gov MATINEE
Third Avenue Theatre London n ms wstsse.
Union tausrs Theatre The Bunch q bsr''
Wsllsek's Theatre Mighty poM.
Arizona citizen., 1876-01-01

BALTIMORE, December 2S. - The mayor in official recognition of the be ginning of the new century in the life of the Republic, has directed that the great bell in the City Hall and the bells of the fire department be rung for half an hour commencing at mid night of Friday. The dome of the City hall will be Illuminated and on Saturday the national flag will be rais- ed on all the pubic buildings. The citizens are requested to display the National Ensign from their residences and places of business.
 CHICAGO, December % - Govern ment officers today seized eighty liquor establishments in this city, with all books and papers found in the offices.
Arizona citizen., 1876-01-01
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FIRST JU- l dicial District. County Of Pima and Ter ritoTy Of Arizona.
 George W. Prescott, plaintiff, vs The Vul- ture Mining Company of Arizona, defen- dant.
 The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting to the Nulture Mining Company Of Ari- zona, the defendant above named.
 You are hereby required To appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the District Court Of the First Judicial District in and for the County Of Pima in the Territory of Ari- zona, and 10 answer the complaint filed with the Clerk Of thls Court at Tucson in said County, within twenty days (exclu- siye of the day of service) after the service on you Of this summons, fl served in this county; or 1T served out Of this county but In this district, within thirty days, in all other cases forty days.
 The said action Is brought to recover the sum Of Twenty Thousand One Hundred, Twenty 66-lOO dollars in gold coin of the united States, due from the defendant 10 the plaintiff upon a certain promissory note made by the defendant on the l7tn day Of December, 1871, payable one day after date, to the order Of Fl. J. Booth & Co. and by them endorsed, and delivered to the plaintiff, who is now the lawful owner thereof for value, with interest thereon In United States gold coin at the rate of one and one-quarter per cent. pc. month from said uatet dIlOulltlnB 10 tue sum or NelNc Thousand and Seventy-TwO 40-l0O dollars, said promissOry note being particularly described in the complaint. Also for in- terest on the said sums at one and one quarter per cent. per month in gold coin Ol the United States, from the date Of said action until paid. And you are hereby notified that If you Iail 10 appear and answer said complaint ' as above required, the plaintiff will take 1 judgment by default against you for the ! whole Of the said sums amounting to 1 rhlrty-Two Thousand and One Hundred I and Ninety-Three 06-l00 dollars in gold I 'oin Of the United States or it's equivalent n currency Of the United States; also in- crest as therein demanded and costs.
 Given under my hand and the seal of !
 the District Court Of the First Judi
 cial District of the Territory Of Ari-
 Zona in and for the County Of Pi-
 ma, this 27th day of December, 1875.
 JOSEPH NEUGASS, Clerk. By E. l. BEARDsLEY, Deputy.
 January l. 1876. l3-9w