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Evening star., 1869-09-09

Under the head of "Hyena Journalism" the
New York Commercial brands the New York
sun for 1t shameful disregard of truth in i'm
putting 10 the Presidents unfeeling neglect of
his comrade and friend, General Rawlins, in
The hour Of death. The Commercial says truely
that "every incident and IN lotion that marks the
tenderest affection and highest appreciation of
one man for another has been evinced by Gen.
eral Grant in this melancholy case"
Evening star., 1869-09-09

II seems to Be supposed that Gen. Dodge, OF
Iowa. stands Q very good chance OF being ap-
pointed Secretary of War. II Is not certain,
however, that Gen. ID. would ACCEPT the place,
Ss be lately signIfed an indisposition TO enter
public life, TO the neglect Of his business az.
falrs
Evening star., 1869-09-09

Prince Arthur still fingers within the Nova
Scotia province. He finished mp his tour to
Prince Edwards Island Tuesday morning,
and left the wharves Of Charlottstown ON his
return 10 Halifax amid blaze Of fireworks
and rounds of cheering. He Is expected to
reach Ottawa about the 10th instant.
Evening star., 1869-09-09

A despatch from Santa Fe says the election
On Monday was quiet. Returns indicate the
election OF the entire Republican ticket in
Santa he county. AS far as heard from
Chensz, Republican, for Congress, has about
no majority.
Evening star., 1869-09-09

Mrs. Stoves sensation has caused an extra.
ordinary demand for the last number OF the
4dGEae k0nthIy. The Washington poox,el,ers
find It impossible TO get further supply from
the pu blishers, the edition having been .,,h.r
exhausted or the remainder suppressed.
Evening star., 1869-09-09

What is the matter with the Associated
Press II has not supplied to the washIng gton
papers one word ccAserning the Vermont elec-
tion, which took place on Tuesday; and wha,
~e get in regard to IL IS taken from the New
York papers. The fault seems to be in the In.
competent Philadelphia once Of the Associ.
atsd Press
Evening star., 1869-09-09

The New York Commercial speaks of Sena-
tor Fessenden as the last Of the .Old Guard,'
in the Senate, whose dignity and high toned
character illustrated the annals Of that body.
Evening star., 1869-09-09

TIE French Emperor was well CROUCH to
preside at q council O.; Ministers at S.. Cloud
Yesterday
Evening star., 1869-09-09
ID ED0NDA GUAEO.

* EDoNDA 0UANO.
The RBDOsDA GUANO is now entering u,on
RAJ Gu ASU, it has feuud no rival, When n111 com.
tined with n1 about s4 lbs: Of Peruvian guano to
talizer. in the market, costing early double the
price Of the hedonds We could readily fiii f'~o ~
bu, the Of the people Sss 81 oe :
frequently abused by quscks and emf pirics that
bonest are generally more the evidence Of chsr aa
Istsnry than an appeal to the universally received
But the following recent letters iIo@ parti,s Of
well-kRown respectabiiity, must convince the Ia.
telisent fsImer-and sufficiently attest its efficacy
iFrom Col. j, Imory.I
5m;, R Gaoa AGni Co. @ Aussit
h ably plea With the spplics.ion OF Rcd9nda.
ru1isn Gusro use this at the Tate 10 ii IL, re- to
the acre. shall require my usual fall supply.
ple,,e reserve me two tons Peruvian to miv with
TIE hea0nfi ffrom oa..,u. =. Lee, S,a h j EMORY
EAq, 4s1andia, faI from h%mIsvf You i.st
fall one ton Kedonds Guano, which sowed wish fih
the whss sood perhaps the sns Gi
not st ,nn hon o |, ci yield By, there
w from sss s.nuslA G.sisy.j LEE.
1863 Mess. Hm CrieSson y som Ts. ksSHoss sS,y ~,
Grsna in iss natursi state pleases ne very muon.
and the crops icof as fne as could desirs sa II
have used 1t on vegetables with great success.
CENTRE Cross. Essex county, Va jolly d. isss -
mi Aed one quarter Of q ton Of Peruvian 0uano
With ore ton OF Redords Guano, and used aboht aO
pounds OF the mixture Der acre on oats and NOT
Nthstanding the excessive drought, produced Is 10
90 bushels per acre. The corn upon y hitch it " AZ
applied at the same rate looks stout, Vigorous And
promising. have never before been Able TO rsiae
as ".nS L :S.. ss sss any
accomplished all could wish.
lrrom Gen. w. kc!e Sn,is:d STATE. l.,
SCISSOR
OFFICE OF ASSESSOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE
Baltimore. Nay 8, 1851 had six acres or (Jorn
last year planted In ground without manure The
seaeon was very wet ana was unable to get Oorn
in till the 10th Of June. Wnen It came 3 il was
thin and yellow, and on the 5sh Of July il losked
so dckly that would not even cnt il for fodder
1 IVES DursuadeA to try the Redonda Guano and
applied an even handful to the hill, hoed II in and
raised The hnest crop OF Corn ever had.
am satisfied I owe my crop entirely to the
Guano. w. h w ROSS
NokrsviILi, PRINCE WILLIAM Co., Va July
81, lS6o.-B. n. 4 amber, AIsxandria, Va :-The
sneet produced BY mixing one quarter ton Peru.
vian With one ton 81 Reaonda Guano VA yery
geod: have no hesitation In according my testi.
PUT UP In STRONG BAGS, l6f LBS. in
PRICE, $50 PR TON.
Send for Pamphlets containing full diree-
Evening star., 1869-09-09

nECITIZENs UF MAINE RESIDING IN
~ the pistrict are requested TO meet a. 407
street, corner Of TIA, THIS THURSDAY EVEN.
INC, at6 O'Clock, TO take proper action eoncsrn
iug tine lamented ceAth OF Senator william Pitt
fessendeu. IL
rDEPARTMENTALF FUEL PURCHASING
~ AS5oOlATION.-A meeting OF the mem.
bcrs OF ths Association will be held in the Uniou
League Hall, on FRIDAY EVENfNG. lOth inst.
att O'Clock. A full attsu dance is requested, as
important Inducements will be made It.
~HEADQUAhTER JOHN A. RAWLINS
RS POST. No. 1.
There will be specisl meeting Of this Post at
Grand Army Hall THIS (ThursdayD EvENING,
AZ p. m. to MAKE ngemen nts for the funs Al
of COmrade ALBERT hINE.
BY order Of y.H. SMITH,
III past anhar
Evening star., 1869-09-09

N. WILLIAM
HAS OPENED A STOCK OF HANDSOME
FALL GOODS.
NOVELTIES IN FEATHERS,
YLOWERs, HATS, BONNETS,
BEDUINDe, Ere Ere.
DRESSES, SUITS, CLOAKs, Erc
MADE In TAI LATEeT FRENCH STYLE,
S36 Penusylvania avenue,
se7 Z Cite Trevise, Paris,
JekOF. SHBLD0NS DANCING ACADEMY,
a21 STREET, NEAR TENTH. "A
C'astes for the season will comm, nee on s.
SATURDAY. September ii, At SD m. ~
Terms-Sn per quarter of twenty -four ~ y
lessons.
Tuition-Tuesd sys, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
3to5 p m; GeDts-TCesdsys and Thur sdays Z, !,
to W p. m Praeticing soiree every Saturday, 51s
to s1a ,. m
Regular Soirees semi mo nthy. sesl
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- HOOL FURNI ITURE
OF THE MOST APPROVED STYLES.
AT MANUFAOTURERs' RATES.
settees fer the Lecture Room. and every reoui
site for the School.roo

se9 Nv
ORPHANs' COURT. Sept sth. 1853 -D1sTRIcr
" OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY, To cir -
In the case Of JANE BRAOLGY, administra.
trx {. D. Of Joseph Bradley deceased. the admin
Of the Orphans Court Of washington County
aforesaid. appointed SATURDAY. The I'd day OF
October A. u. 1859 for the nnaI nd dis
trbution OF the personal estate OF said
OF OF the assets ui in hand, Is far e the same
when and where all the creditors and heirs OF
said deceased are notified to attend, with their
claims properly vouched. er they may otherwise nv
Law be excluded from all beneft in said deceased =
estate: P,ocidsd, copy of this srder be published
previous to the said day.
Test: A. WEBSTER
Sc 9-law5w~ ReEisfar of Wills
Evening star., 1869-09-09

u3 CORDIAL
corner Of Sth and n SITS. An "a. I'm
~sAMUEL "; Pea ksVN,-
U4 JUS TfCE OF THE PEACE.
OHce-222 "a street, bet. y and q. aul4 I'm
~THE UNITARIAN CHUROH WILL BI
uS closed during the heated term. jyH-tf
uS n. b. MILLER, ATTORNEY-A
bas removed his Office to Ne. ~ street, near the
Oity Hail. an 3m
nTDR. J. d. BABNE6 HAS BBMOVED IS
Q3 Once to No. 474 Eleventh street, betw
Z and f. ONCE hours-From to 10 Q m; l to p;
otoI p. N. aul9-3ns
Evening star., 1869-09-09
II o 8 = 8 A Ed OTIS
g TT AND UNrRY
FOB SALE BIZ
3. r. BROWN & SON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',

FIFTY yIHl BUILDING LOTS In Q. r.
BroynS subdiytsion, Mt; Pleasant, are now Of
about half mile from the city limits en- and adjs-
cent to l4th street road the fashio drive Of
the city, and for health, location and surroundins
improvements, IL unr Iualled By any other loca
IN the s suburbs Of Wsshinston: The Lots range in
those contemplating early impro yements extra
inducements will Be extended. ans
Evening star., 1869-09-09

- CHINA, GLAeS. <.
~ CkOCKERY WARE,
PLATED GOODS, WA
u TABLE CUTLELY
KITOHGN UTENSILS &c. &C .
IN GREAT VARIETY.
Hoasekeepers and others should examine our
large stock Of
HOU6DKErPIN0 ARTICLES
before purchasing. Catalogues Containing q list
cf every ything requisite for Ia guide
to new beginners gratis
J. W. BOTELER Bro
House Furnishers aud Im porters OF Ohina Glass,
&C.. Ac., $50 (Metzerott HalD Pennsylv auis
avenue. az Q 81
Evening star., 1869-09-09
FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOB RENr1sslCK aogsE q s.s; ns., :, tn. C..!.ol
.s 'ss' ss XI, e s59S MSTsa =
Tor stNT-Thr,s uNFGRsTsalD ROOMS.
In erick house, suitable fSr S.ssh. hoy h'skss sine
Inquire at $50 iith street, betveea n and Il. IT,
EURNIsHID ROOM FOR RENT, asa NINTH
= street, between l. and n streets; ses sond stsry;
sI opens on porch; 10 objections to gentleman AVID
Two ROOMS voB REHr-wth BOARD; one
~ Front Psrlor, suitable for ons or two gen
As!E + zSa /, between 9th and 10Th streets ''''
FoR sALE.A nesr!E new :na ceny.n,ent three:
good rooms and kitchen, passage. front and bsck
alley sos. sns
With ssssrsss the entire premises in perfect Sr
der; win be sold CHEAP and on r. !bsr. terms, IN
Ssts.sa s.s .nd pdfsss ioss street. se:
EOR RENT-STORD ROOM AND OELLAR,
y with Fixtures. corner Of llth and streets, for
rent, rent, For particulars inquire on the prem.
EOR RINT-HOUsE No. los Green street,
u eeoreetovn; ten. rooms, with bath: room. sas
sss For Pauir' 4 as.:s
E0RHIsHED. PARLORs AND BIDRooHs
for rent, with or without board, ct No asa
a. AZ 81 ..d si5s 81
rent Sc 8 I'm
E'OB ga LE OHIAP-Fift.en acres Of LAsD.
6ns4a n's saI.! III the
EOR RENT-Three ROOMS. unfur1ished or
g. part fur. ishsd; esnvsnisot 70, heusesespips;
above PARK Hotel tssEM.i MRS. BIHEG.
pLEAsANT TUBHTsaED o 0 n 5 FOR
sTAB Ii for rent. 47s iith street, bstSssn 1
and u. Sc elm
Foe osAt!5cHHoH5SM-sss. Ho5S-s 70 e sEcyRE 4
pst month 4ss os Tsh Street ct Sre POST once.
EOk KENT-Two small HOUSES; one No 2I2
3S7 Rhode Island avenue. between llth and 18th
E0R sALE-Four story Pressed Brick Front
ing al mods1a HppS s
3s1 9Th street, between q and north. &c six-
EOR .RENr-FURNIsHED ROOMS. suitable
for three Sonss; Apply On tho premises. No; sss,
EOR RENr-A comfortable FRAME DWELL.
below IN houss .Od w"ss n ;ara saEd
S2s, IN ssysnee. Wh. sTIOkHlY, corner 9Th
TWO NEW BRTOK HOUSES FOR KEST-
In Georgetown, containing gas and water
marble msn!eIs, ch.ndslisrs; situate "a street,
No 81 Water street, t'G Georsetoxn. " Ais s.a
FOB RENI-Two new BRIOk HOUSES, with
neiRhborhood, and within a square and . half Of
the 9TH street cars; tas IN every rosm, and pump
street, between p and q west Rent 925 per
month. Inquire at Oh. RUPPERT, No 522 7th
street, nearD d. se3 2w
LOB REsT-FTRsT FLOOR. containing four
IL rooms, with oil modern Improvements, at 81
Bridge street, Georgetown Sc 2-9tt
EOR SALE-Two new BRICK DWELLING
u HOUSES, on Gay, near Green street, George.
tcwn Terms easy. Apply to A. 3. SHEPHERD,
2o9 Pa. ave. SCI eotfEs
EOR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN-yACANT
Il LOT, IS feet by 140; q very desirable building
lot; 40 cents. One third cash; balsuce in on and
two years. Also, BUSINESS O0RNER at S3 900
THOS T.. WAGGAMAN,
se2-2w 400 7th street, opposite Post once
Evening star., 1869-09-09
y 70 Ib6HILbbrRs = AND OTHERS.

CORNELIUS BURLEW
10 not the owner Of any Patent Concrete Pavement
in this city or any place else, and the public chou
be on their guard e to whose pavement he is lay
ing down Tor them. an the emily person in this
city vhe owns patent and is laying work accord.
Ing 70 the sDecinoatio,s, Q, and an now prepared to
icy ogyn vosk ~ CELLAR r,1 forty cents TO sew
:. TH0RNT0N SMITH, Pafentee.
once; Christian Association Building. corner Of
Wh Ano W oreeta. AuSl-0
Evening star., 1869-09-09

Thornton Smith, il sssns, hss the impudence
Oornelius Buriew {. not the ovnsr. Of Any Con:
crete Paremeaf in this city or ANY Dlsse else and
patent, 60; thersfore deem it but INST TO my
self 70 say to the Dablic thas both Of the above
and viii cay further that Thornton smith is not
the S.nsr Of arE Concrete Pa!smest 10 this city
bought from me IN June 1855 but has forfeited his
r1ehe 20 uee eatd patents since last March by au
pey lor the same ~ per agreement.
l.n prepared to lay OoDcfete in eli forms in Q
Thornton Smiths lowest Did. Plesse Civ me
call Once and order. book a BAMILr0NS,
Bni,ssr Depot, No. sSH ~. ~ stTsss sss prp,,-
Evening star., 1869-09-09

g d. & II. w. SMITHS
y. BOeTON PARLOR ORGANS
SOLE AGENCY. -sA.~1.
Stock complete.
Fol- sale or rent on easy terms. sIF
JOHN =. ELLIS,
-Four Story Iron Front,
se7-N 300 Penn. avenue, near 10th street.
lust REOEIyED FROM BOSTON, NEW
y YORK, AND PHILADELPHIA.
81 pieces OF Crosley English Tapestry CARPETS
20 pieces OF Lowell and Hartford Three plym
100 pieces Of Lowell and Hartford Ingram n
leo Bissss of Phiadelphia Mills Insraia OAR
- pieces Of Bag and List CARPETS
20 pieces Of Dut ;h Wool and Hemp CARPETS.
20 0pieces os STAIR CARPETS, Of all widths
leO pieces sf ~ I; -, and s. OIL ULOTHS.
Also, large and we'll selected stock OF Walnut
and Painted CHAMBER SUITES. fine PARLOR
SUITES, WARDR0BES. SIDEBOARDs HALL
SUITES; 0FFlOE FgRNITURE, aud all other
HOUSE-FURN1SHING GOODS, to which we re-
spectfully ask call from persons Wishing to pur
chase in our line OF business Branch Store, No
400 9TH street, between G and
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS.
Furniture Wareroems,
se7-2w Corner ef 7th and streets.
Evening star., 1869-09-09

When ths leayss begin to chang ., remittant aud
intermittapt q vers make their appearance. From
the suIfsce OF the earth, bathed night, in heavy
mfisturs fri m the dying foliage Of the woods,
from fssterfpg peols ana slu ggish cams ssun
CT September evolves clouds OF mi ssmatio vapor
perilous to health and fe. The body, de prIved
By the burning temperature OF July and August OF
much ofits visor and elasticity. is not In proper
plight to resist N alaria aud hence oil diseases
thai are produced by de pravsd condition Of tbs
stmos phere ere particularly prevalent in the Fall
There is no reason why the health Of thous auds
OF people should be thus sacrificed. A prepsra.
tory course OF H0srBrTEB'5 STOMACH BIT
TEkS is a certain prote ,tion against tbs epidsm
les ard endemics which Autumn brings In its
liable TO such visItstions give heed to the warning
End advice conveyed In shis a1yertisemeut, and
they may bid defiance to the 70 al exhalatious
which are now rising, hight and day from the soil
AROUND them. No farmhouse In tbs land should
be without this invaluable exhilarsnt and invigo-
the Fsll 1t is not safe to go forth into the chilli
misty atmosphere Of . Bep.smber morning or
evening with the stom sch unfortihed by Q tonic
and OF all the tonics which medical chemistry has
Jet given TO the world, H0STETTe eR'S bITTER5
are admitted to be the purest, the most whole
Let all who desire to escape the bilious attacks,
bowel complaints and mslarfous fevers, take the
BITTkRe at least twice . day throughout the
present season. 1t is as wholesome IL IL iufalli
BILE Look to the trade mark. "HOSTETrERT
and embossed on the bottle, and their revenue
stamp covering the cork, as counterfeits and imi-
tstions abound. se S-eo3tAW
Evening star., 1869-09-09

The CIGAR AND TOBACCO business hereto.
" WstSsrsii. under tbs name Of 70. " CoSH. CoSSPI
BAN q Co., No. 214 Pennsylvania avenue, Cd.
joining kirkwood House, will continue TO Be con-
Quoted under the same name, but from this d Ate
Will be under the exclusive management and con.
troll Of JOHN w. wEE0E1ALL.
GEO. W. COCHRAN & CO.,
91A Peuna. avenue,
adjofuing Kirkwood House.
e6Mf (Chron q Rspublicanl
Evening star., 1869-09-09

WM. CREIGHTON SON, Sole Importers,
Wood street, BowlyG wharf
WOULD INFOkI NJ fRTINDS AND TIN
Il publto generally that have RINOVED from
my old stand. corner Sd street east and MsryIand
avenue, 20 the corner OF ID street east and Pen
syiyapfe sysnus. where shall continue TO keer
on hand . full assortnent Of ZINE 0ROCE Ri nj
and PROVISIONS, &C., &c.
sea-sts JOHN v. BRYAN.
Evening star., 1869-09-09

GAVE YOUR MOHIY BIZ BUYING YoUp
= SCaOOL BOOKS e the old -sstsblished
T" B eacquafters,H y corner 7th and streets.
"A MlHn0UD. By D8. j. BaORY RlCORD.
Ho. 1l1 ". yayetts street, Baltimsre, Ma sen;
nee 20 any seeres.. a ssep3-ly
nB. HOTTIE FREHOH POWDERs. oerte,,
sions, csasst by indisFsto1. GonoTh1s. 6isst
speedily cured.
Baissm Opaira asd M,esry Di,oe,d.d:
eoh IN Washington, D. O, By JOHu COUGH.
LIE, DruIE1st, ooener and OH st . and RI601
k1f, lSA n ave. Price os Der boa. ~ Glys
Evening star., 1869-09-09

n~MEETIN6 OF THE PUBLIC SUHOOL
% TEACHEkS-The TEAOHERS OF the
Public Schools Of Washington are requested to
dismiss th,ir schools at noon on FRIDAY Sep
tembsr 10, and meet at O'Clock N. in the Miller
streets. H. RIUHARDs
III 0u ptnka
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CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, December O


Congress met to-day.
In the House, Buckley and Buell., OF Alabama,
were admitted. Steward ana Dock, Of Alabama,
approached the bar, but objection was made TO
their admission. recess was then taken to half
past O'Clock.
In the Senate, Morton introduced bill to re-
construct Georgia. The petitions Of the virginia
senators were presented, and laid OH the table.
Cameron presented petition for the recognition
of Cuba, and spoke warmly in its favor Drake
presented bill restraining the Federal Courts.
In the House. a resolution was introduced by
Farnsworth, OF Illinois, for the immediate resto-
ration OF Virginia. After some sKirmlshihg' lhe
resolution was referred 10 the Reconstruction
Committee. This acton Is regarded as unfavor-
able to Virginia.
The cases OF Sherwood and DoX were referred
10 the Committee Oh Elections.
In the Senate Stewart introduced resolution
provlng for the rcmoval OF al political disabiii-
ties the yati..;aiioa OF the Fifteenth amend
ment
Ablll to enforce u republican form of govern
ucut in Georgia wds postponed to Wednesday
next. This bill requires thai Georgia shall ratify
tnc FutccllIl dincuuuISut' ."" S'''~ W. Wv N'"'
renders the ratiiicltiOn OF the amendment by
Georgia necessary to lis adoption
Tic part Of tile message urging additional icsis-
la;;on for Georgia clicltcl applause, while that
section urging the early admission OF Virginia
was read silently, and IL is apprehenhed That
Southern Conservatives nave heen over sanSuiH2
Secretary Boutwcll's views are clearly adopted
by the Presidents message, and synopsis would
be repetition.
Several nominations were sent to the Senate OF
those appointed during the recess.
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rFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
COLUMBIA, December 4.
A LOST OPPORTUNITY.

COLUMBIA December 4.
A LOST OPPORTUNITY.
1t Is generally known that there are great
many reports in circulation regarding the oper-
atoms of the Land Commission, and any OPP
portunlty for quletlng them and giving the
Land Commission CLOSING over, vulgarly
called 'whitewashing," should not oe lost
by those intcrested-but it was. IG the House,
yesterday, Burrel James, cclored, introduced
q concurrent resolution, reading as follows:
Whereas, Al the regular session of the Leg
islaturc OF 1868 Sn appropriation of two hun
dred Thousand dollars in the bonds Of the
State was made for the purchase of the lands
In the State, in order that the poor and land-
less might have the same placed within their
reach; and whereas, 1t is necessary that this
Legislature, in order 10 know what further
legislation is required on this subject, should
thoroughly understand the workings and know
what has been accomplished by said board; be
1t, therefore,
Resolved, by the House Of Representatives,
the Senate concurring, That the Board Of Land
Commissioners be requested to report. for the
information of this body, first, how much land
has been purchased; second, at what cost;
third. on what conditions; fourth, how disposed
of: fflh, where ouch lands are situated; sixth,
what was the cost Of the respective tracts
The resolution was adopted without much
debate, and sent into the Senate and read.
Leslie, who Is the chief cook of the charitable
institution referred to, said the law required
him TO make report annually. The bonds
referred to were not executed by the advisory
boaai until the middle Of September, and not
one dollar or one cent V as In bis hands Tor the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-07
Sparks FROM THE WIRES.

The first frcighted vessel which passed
through tic Suez Canal foundered in the Red Sea.
Two negro Aldermen were arrested in Mont
gomery yesterday.
Nothing definite s known OF the result OF the
Texas elections. Partial returns Indicate The
election OF Clark, Radical. in thc Th!rd, anh
HAYNES. Conservative in thi Fourth District
dispatch from Austin SAYS that liam'lion Is
clcclc., anu that the Legislature Will ratify the
Fifteenth Gm2hdm'nf.
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REPORTS FROM COLUMBIA.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

The Ashley Bridge Company-One Mil
HON for Leslie's Land Commission
Postponcment OF the Election for As
seciate Justicc-HIgher Salaries to be
given the Judgcs-Thc State Con-
stables not to Enjoy Immunity from
Arrest. &C., sc.
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

WASHINGTON, December 0.
The Republican members generally denounce
the sections OF the Presidents message referring
to Cuba
Secretary Boutwell's plan to create AZ per
cent. fifteen year loan, to fund the debt and to
contract the currency at the rate Of two millions
per month, meets with universal opposition from
Southern and Western members.
There are indications that Judge Erskine, OF
Georgia, will be placed on the Supreme Bench, In
stead Of Attorney General Hoar.
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IFRoM THE ASSOCIATED PREss.l

WASHINGTON, December 9.
A vigorous fight is pending over the private
claims, the contestants holding that repudia
ton OF these will give the cue to repudation OF
the national deb;.
1t is stated on the best authority that the Judge
ship OF the Fifth Circuit has never been officially
rendered to Judge Durant, who, therefore, has
never declined the position.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-07
FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Grants Views on tho Cuban Question
Denounced - Opposition to Bout~cll's
Financial Schemes-The Vacancy On
the Supreme Bench.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-07
THE STATE LEGISLATURES.
MORE TRICKS OF TRADE.

A Ohanoo for Whitcwashers-TheL Land
Commission Balls and Legislative
HalIs-Wnr Coming Tho Insurance
Conpanies' Bill ut High Pressure.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-07

Tic Black Crook" ID soon 10 be revived at
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