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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-13
THE DEFENCE OF PARIS.
The Spirit OF the Besicged-Proclama-
tion from General Trochu.

Amqng our recent official information re-
specting the condition OF Paris, is a proclama-
ton to the inhabitants Of the city, published
on the 18th Of December, by the Government
of National Defence. We here reproduce it in
full:
The announcements published two days ago
by the government appears to have dispelled
the uneasiness OF the population with regard
10 bread. 1t Is clear that II there are iour
loaves for every four consumers, and that II
one person should buy three, the others would
be obliged to content themselves with third
Of the ration. Such would be- the effect OF fear
in this regard. We repeat that there Is no
cause for uneasiness, and that bread will not
be issued in rations. But If at this moment it
was necessary TO be resigned to privations,
Paris would not hesitate. There Is no sacri-
ltice her people are not ready TO make for
their honor and their country; but the proyis-
ions on hand enable. us to spare them such
necessity. The quantity OF bread sold daily
has never varied since the siege began, and
there Is no likelihood OF its being diminished
The only difference will be in the quality.
The chief object being to prOlong as much
as possible the resistance Of Paris, the govern
ment certain that II responds in that regard
10 the wish OF the people. has resolved that,
az soon as the present supplies are exhausted,
the only bread to be sold and distributed in the
city will be brown bread. This bread is nour-
ishing. agreeable to the taste, and perfectly
healthy. The peasants even in the most fertile
parts oil the country never eat any other kind
of bread. It's needless to say, therefore, that
the bread will be OF the same quality through
out for everybody, and no exception will be
tolerated
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

A writ of attachment has been issUed for
General Neill, cUmmandant of Governors
Island, New York, for refusing to surrender q
minor, enlisted against the parents consent.
The investigation of the charges against the
Rev. Lanahan, assistant agent Of the Metho-
dist Book Concern, in New York, he's been
commenced.
There was a colliery explosion near Shelf
neld England, yesterday, in which twenty.six
persons were killed.
The Secretary of the Treasury decides that
all rum, gin and whiskey imported into the
United States, since January lst, 1871, is sub
ject to duty Of 50 50 the proof gallon, under
the laws of Congress. This is o disappoint-
ment to importers, who expected the decision
would place the duty on those liquors the same
as that on imported brandy, namely, 81 per
gallon.
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considerable opposition. OConnell opposed
it mainly on the score of economy. Other
like committees have been appointed, and
their reports made, but nobody reads them
and nobody is benefited. He was in favor OF
retrenchment and wise measures. He saw
nothing that could come from this at the pres
ent time It would be month before any re-
.,ort could be had; and, then, If they are 10
receive Sc per day above their per diem, and
have besides leave of absence, &C., he thought
it O piece of extravaganza and nice job.
Whipper and Mobley also spoke agalnstit The
latter not deemIng It safe or prudent to send
a committee to Union County. at present.
NEW DIVORCE BILL.
Antther divorce bill has been introduced by
Reddish. The grounds for divorce are ten.
The bill Is very similar 10 the divorce law of
Ohio. The following are the pricipal features
of this new bill:
The Court OF Common Pleas in this State
will be empowered TO grant divorces for the
following causes: !. where either OF the
parties had former wife or husband living at
the time of solemnizing the second marriage.
2. When either of the parties shall have been
Wilfully absent from the other two years. 8.
Adultery. 4. Impotency. S. Extreme cruelty.
6. Fraudulant contract. Z. Gross neglect Of duty.
s. Habitual drunkenness for three years.
The ninth and last section refers at length to
LQe sentencing huu iupiioouueu1 Vi cilHCi
party In certain cases or under certain clrcum-
stances, specified in that section, and which Is
also made cause for divorce.
The bill differs from the one introduced by
Mr.. Hagood, of PIckens, on one very import
ant point, as it does not provide for q separa-
ton from board and bed, which provision is q
strong feature in the other bill. 1t is doubtful
whether the House will adopt either Of them,
but will perhaps require Its judiciary commit
tee to draft divorce bill, which will combine
the good features of both bills.
HOUSE BUSINESS.
The following is the House business of to.
day in brief:
Notice of bills: Ford, to provide for bull
ding hospital in st. James Goose Creek and
to provide for physician.
Introduced: Bill to purchase and maintain
schoolship in the harbor of Charleston;
Thomas, empowering the speaker and presi-
dent to call the Legislature; to compel county
officers to locate at county seat; Crittendcn. to
amend the highway act; Jamison, to autho-
rize the building of a bridge across the north
fork of the Edisto and to establish o road to
Branchyille
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WHAT CONGRESS rs DOING.
WASHINGTON, January IL.

WASHINGTON, January IL.
The select committee on the decay of Ameri-
can commerce have ordered the chairman to
report favorably on the bill establishing a
steamship line between New Orleans and
Mexican ports.
The House passed the bill regulating the
transportation Of cattle. It provides how long
they may be kept in cars, and the hours for
feeding and watering.
The committee on the military have been
ordered to investigate West Point affairs
The House went into committee on appropria-
tions, and repealed the order publishing The
laws in the newspapers.
In the Senate, a memorial from one thous-
and women, headed by Mrs. Sherman, against
female suffrage, was presented.
commission to investigate the claims for
Indian depredations in Kansas and Nebraska
was authorized.
The bill relieving members Of Congress from
the Importantly of of1ce-holders was discussed
to adjournment.
The nomination of Silas A. Strickland, of Ne
braska, as Governor of Utah Territory, was
considered.
Bishop Simpson declines the Dominican
commissionership.
Alexander q. Conner was confirmed as Gov
ernor of Idaho.
The joint resolution for the appointment OF
three commissioners to inquire into affairs
concerning Dominica, were signed by the re-
spective presiding officers Of both houses to-
day, and sent to the President. There is no
reason to believe that ex-senator Wade, of
Ohio, who is now in Washington, and Andrew
White, president Of Cornell University, will be
appointed IS the commissioners. But little
delay will occur before their departure for
Dominica. The Tennessee, at New York, has
been ordered to make trial trip. If success
full, she will be ordered to Norfolk to receive
the commissioners.
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BUSINESS NOTI Els.

A F1RsT-cLAss FERTnHER.-The attention
ofthe public is invited to the advertisement OF Mr..
]. B. Sardy, In another column. In addition to
his works at Savannah, this enterprlsing gentle.
man has established extensive supe-phosphate
works at the Wappoo Mills, opposite the city,
which are now in active operation, turning out
his celebrated fertilizer, the Phospho-Peruvian
and Ammoniated Soluble Pacific Guanos. These
fertilizers are manipulated under the inspection
OF the well.known chemist DR.. G. q. Shepard, Jr.,
and as each package bears his brand and is IN.
spected by him planters and farmers may rely
upon getting fertilizer Of uniform quality, and
made Of Hrst.cass materials. No. Peruvian
Guano and South Carolina Phosphates OF the
highest grades are, also, on baud and for sale at
this place. Messrs. q. A. Trenholm Son are the
general agents, and Messrs. Graeser & Smith
agents In this city.
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4 ApEp1oRAB1E STATE OF AFFAIRS.
From the Winsboro News.l

We sadly deplore the state of affairs now
existing In this State. Every exchange that
comes to US Is filed with the brutal assaults OF
the murderer and midnight torch OF the ineen-
diary. Within fifty miles Of our little town,
murder, incendiarism and robbery has been
the order of tile day, for the past few weeks.
Our quiet and peaceable citizens have been 1
brutaIly murdered OIL the highway, or called
to their doors at the hour OF midnight and shot
down by the assassin, while, on the s,oans other
have been destroyed by the torch OF the lncen-
diary; Stores, dwellings, ga-houases;; DC.
there no remedy for this sad state OF affairs !?
Will not the Legislature take the matter in
hand Or will they still sit in silence and
allow the State to be plundered by these bands
of marauders Or will the citizens be forced
to form vigilance committees. fory the protec,;;
ton of life and property? We earnestly call
upon the General Assembly, who are now in
session, to take some steps in this matter. II
not, the good people Of the entire State will
have to take it in hands themselves. Let our
citizens, irrespective OF party or, politics, de-
termine that these outrages shall cease, cost
what it will
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A CASE OF DOMESTIC ATrAcHAENT.-Some
time ago, Mr.. Mollenhsue sold sewing machine
to R. F. DeLesseline for s15 SO In cash, and three
notes for $40 each payable at different times.
The latter failed to pay the notes, and Mr. Mollen-
haue brought suit against him, and attach ed
the machine, through Trial Justice Caulheld. The
plaintiff maintains that the understanding was
that the property should be recovered In case OF
non.payment OF the notes, and the defendant ar.
CUES that the bargain was complete by the de-
livery Of the article and the acceptance OF the
notes and cash portion OF the purchase honey,
and that the PLAINTIFFS only remedy is by suit on
the notes. The subject OF the suit remains in
the court awaiting the decision OF the justice.
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NEWS FROM HATANA.
New YORK; January !?

New YORK; January II.
A dispatch from Havana states that Madame
Cespedes left President Cespedes in the inte-
rior, several days before her capture, waiting
vessel on which to embark and leave the
island. The same dispatch makes Madame
Cespedes speak in the highest terms OF kind
and gentlemanly treatment from the Span
iards. Valmaseda has abolished courts-martial
except for treason, rebellion and sedition.
Zena, the rebel bearer Of dispatches captured
with Madame Cespedes, was executed.
The wife of Juarez, the Mexican President
Is dead.
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FACING THE MUSIC.
GOYERNOR SCOTT TO VISIT UNION
AND SPdRTANBURG.
Reform Delegations to Go with Him-A
Levee-Thc Impeachment Of Judge
Vernon-The Charleston School Com
mfssfonership, sc.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEws.I

COLUMBIA, Thursday Evening, January IL.
1t is reported on the streets that Governor
Scott will go In person to Union and Spartan
burg next week to speak and advise with the
citizens Reform delegations, it is stated,
will accompany him. The Governor is hold
ing levee tonight.
-articles of impeachment will be exhibited
against Judge Vernon on MONDAY next.
There was no business Of public Importance
done in either branch of the Legislature to-
day. A DILL was introduced in the House,
which fixes the salary of the school commits
sioner of Charleston at $500 year.
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~DIV ORCES,- ABSOLUTE d.
voRCES legally obtained in New York, Indiana,
Illinois and other States, for persons from any
State or country, legal everywhere; desertion,
drunkenness, non-support, &C.. sufficient cause;
no publicity. No charge until divorce is obtained.
Advice free. Address,
MOORE L RICHARDSON,
Councillors at Law,
decae-1yr $50 Broadway, New York City,.
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Eotterp
~ REAT LAND SALE AT AIKEN.
se5,0oo IN PREMIUMS
AWARDED TO
1900 HAREHOL LDERS,
Each OF whom have an equal chance to
Eoiterp
ss5, 900 IN VALUABLE REAL ESTATE PRIZES

ss5,OoO IN VALUABLE REAL ESTATE PRIZES
Consisting of FARMS, VILLA SITES, HOME.
STEADS, ORCHARDS. VINEYARDS, &C., In the
most delightful and healthy climate-the place to
avoid the rig0ts Of Northern winters and to enjoy
8 moderate summer temperature, exempt from
fevers &C Aiken, 8. G., well named THE Southern
Saratoga only forty eight hours from New
York, and eight hours from Charleston.
$s5. 600 In prizes, to be distributed among the
shareholders. Only 10000 shcres wiz be Issued,
at S. each.
is conducted on q new and popular plan for the
sale OF desirable and valuable improved Real Es.
tate, Country Homes, Farms and Villa Sites,
amounting to $4,000 In value, to be awarded 70
Shareholders on the 31st OF JAEUARY, at which
time IL is believed that all the tickets Will be
sold. ~
This Is valuable property, either for residence
or to own as an investment, and is now In great
demand by Northern people.
GRAND PRIZES:
1st Prize-Twenty five Thousand Dollars.
I'd Prize-Ten Thousand Dollars.
Sd Prize-Si1 Thousand Dollars.
4th Prize-Thirty-hv Hundred Dollars.
9Th prize-Three Thousand Dollars.
eth Prize-Twenty-ave Hundred Dollars.
18th Prize-Ffteen Hundred Dollars.
And 81 other Prizes, aggregate value OF winch
Is Sol, ,0Oo.
Every one remlttlng S. becomes shareholder,
and receives at once. by return mail, one Of the
following superb Works OF Art, together with
ticket In the above Distribution.
Thus every purchaser OF share is sure 10 re-
ceIye tho value Of hi5 money Immediately, ana
may also become the pOssessor OF one OF the
Grand Prizes.
This popular plan enables all to adorn their
homes with the following choice Works OF Ar,
which are now ready for delivery to purchasers
OF shares and are sent safely packed IN Tubes by
mail, prepaid, on receipt OF the money, as loloHs;
For SIS, One Share In the Distribution, and one
CODY Of she large and beautiful Steel Engraving,
s'fhe Marriage OF Pocahontas," on heavy plate
paper 32X42 inches.
or, One Share in the Distribution, and one copy
of the fine Chrome, entitled IAN American Au-
tumn,D printed In oil, with q c0lors, tints, &C.,
on plate paper, o5x34 inches.
Or One Share In the Distribution and the ele-
CANT Steel Engraving entitled 'sThe Day We Cele-
brate," on heavy plate paper, size 2sxS8
Or One Share IN the Distribution ana t1e eis-
CANT Steel Plate Engraving entitled "Ine i,ano-
Ing OF Columbus" on heavy plate, slze zo4So; o. r,,
Terms to Agents and Clubs furnished on aPpu-
cation.
For description OF the valuable Real Estate'
Prizes. &C., send postage stamp for catalogue.
Remittances for shares should ee maze Win
Postofice money order, or currency IN registered
General Manager, Augusta, Ca,
Postofice Key Box No. 3S4.
ONCE corner Jackson and Reynolds streets.
Specimens OF the Engravings can b seen at.
CHARLES HICKEY'S, No. 345 King street, who
will also receive orders for Shares jan7-stuth3
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@ TEMPERANCE MEN ADMIT IT'S
UTILlTY.-No attempt has ever been made or
ever will be made to disguise the character Of
PLANTATION BITTERS. 1t contains alcohol;
and no Bitters that does not contain alcohol is
worth a rush. Water will neither preserve the
virtues Of tonic vegetables nor render them active
in the system. This Is chemical fact which no
one competent to deliver an opinion on the sub
ject will deny. Water tonlcs turn sour on the
stomach, If they are not sour to begin with,
(which Is frequently the case) ard produce and
promote Indigestion, instead Of caring 1t. Let it,
therefore, be distinctly understood that PLANTA.
TIoN BlTTERs is an alcohol restorative. But
mark this: it Is strictly o medicine, not bev-
erage. 1t ia to be taken In limited quantities and
at stated times, like other remedies and anti
dotes, and therefore its use Is In accordance with
temperance law, as well as with that 'higher
law,n which renders 1t incumbent upon every
being gifted with reason to resort to the best pos
sible means Of accomplishing salutary enl.
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PURE GYPsUM.-Mr. John II. Holmes, Boyce's
wharf offers for sale pure gypsum, containing 80
per cent. OF soluble matter. Professor Shepard,
the State inspector Of fertilizers, pronounces It
see his certificate In the ADVERTISEMENT the most
remarkable he has ever seen. 1t Is invaluable as
q top dressing for wheat, rye, barley, and the
grasses, the application OF one peck to which Will
show rapid, visible improvement on an acre Of
prnnnl.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-13

FRAMES FRAMES FRAMES Ar REDUCED
PRICES AT REDUCED PRICES For Photo
graphs and Imperial Cards-the greatest variety
ever seen in this city-the Ladies are especially
invited 10 call OF No. 16l King street, or at the
Hasel street Bazaar. oct14-fs
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n BA E R
IMPROVED
VEGETARI,E CATHARTIG PILLS

will remedy BILIOUS DISORDERS and
LIVER COMPLAIST-will cure Dyspepsia OF
Appetite. aud have proved OF great use in Neu-
ralga, Dropsy, Dysentery, Piles, Pains In the Side,
Back and Limbs. They will cure Sick Headache.
Pills contain no Mercury, and may be taken with
perfect safety by any persons, and In all sltna-
lions OF life.
No family should be without them.
Manufactured by DR.. II. BAEk,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Charleston, s. q.
Price per box rs cents. Usual discount TO the
trade,
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ATTENTION, ToURIsTs.-Stereoscoplc views
of Charleston and vicinity at No. 16l King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. novl2
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Many persons in Tennessee, including judges
OF Supreme Court, the attorney OF United states
Court. ami several magistrates. have been indlct-
ed for holding Office in violation OF the fourteenth
amendment. bill Is pending in tne tennessee
Legislature to provide counsel TO delend them.
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SEA Moss FARINg, from pure Irish Moss, for
Blanc Mango, Puddlngs, Custards, Creams, &C.,
&c. The cheapest, healthlest, and most delicious
food In the world. mwl SDAC
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IMPEACHMENT CASE.

Yesterday slight move in this case was
made.
Mr.. A. o. Jones, clerk of the House of Rep
resentatives, appeared in the Senate and de-
livered the following message:
IN THE House OF REPRESENTATIVES.
COLUMBIA, January 9, 1871.
Mr.. PreSident-I am directed to inform the
Senate that the House Of Representatives has
appointed Hons, ". ]. Whipper, F. J. Moses,
Jr., Warren D. Wilkes, Aaron Logan and
Joseph Crews managers TO conduct the i'm
peachment against T. 0. P. Vernon, Circuit
Judge of the State of South Carolina, in and
for the Seventh Circuit thereof, and has direct
ed said managers to carry to the Senate the
articles of Impeachment. TO be exhibited in
maintenance Of their impeachment against
the said T. o. P. Vernon, as soon as the same
have been agreed upon by the House.
A. O. JONES,
Clerk of the House OF Representatives.
Whttemore, who has earned the name of
the Impeachment man." brought in to-day
the rules, consisting of twenty-five articles,
carefully prepared by himself, which shall
bose resolution providing for the issue of
tickets OF admission much the same as in
case of national impeachment.
WAITING on THE GOVERNOR.
Jamison, from the special committee ap-
pointed to wait upon the Governor to ascer-
tain what action he has taken to protect lives,
&c, in The up-country, reported verbally to-
day, for the reason, as he said, that they met
with such disrespecttul reception on the part
Of the Governor, that written report would
not look well on the journal He went on to
give an accoun. of the interview, when he was
spoken 20 by WhiPper, and ceased.
ANOTHER INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
The resolution which vas introduced to-day
in the House TO provide for the appointment
of special committee to 20 into the up-coun.
try and to Investigate affairs met with some
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RUSTIC GOODS RUSTIC GOODS Side and
corner brackets, book racks, wall pockets, paper
stands, match safes, and picture frames. Hasel
Street Bazaar and No. 1s1 King street. octlS
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There is authority for saying that all the ru.
Cabinet changes are Without particle OF founda
ton. Every member seems to be thoroughly sat-
ised with his position, and the President is satis-
fed with them all,
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THOSE who put their trust in the medicinal
virtues Of the Old Carolina BItters, will not be
dsapp ointed.
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INDIGESTION can be speedily removed by the
timely use OF that Sterling Remedy, Old Carolina
Bitters.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at So, 81,
SIS, S6 so and sS 60 per thousand, according to
size at TIE NEWS Job Office.
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MARK Your CLOTHING Order your Stencil
Plates at the Hasel street Bazaar. octl4-fs
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To LAUGH and grow fat, use the Old Caro-
lima BiJters.
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decn6-1T
Drnss, Gbeml1als, &r.
iHE GREAT LUNG REMEDY

GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP
Cures permanently Bronchitis, Asthma. Coughs,
Colds Bleeding Of the Lungs, Group, Whooplng
Cough and Consumption, when taken 10 time.
Has never failed.
OVER TWENTY THOUSAND LIVING WITNESSES
to bear testimony 10 the great superiority Of
GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP over all other
lung remedies Introduced.
Globe Flower Cough Syrup is warranted not to
contain opium or other nauseous drugs In any OF
their forms.
Globe Flower Cough Syrup is legally warranted
Globe Flower Cough Syrup Is protected by
letters patent, both on trade mark label and COM
pound. Il Is pleasant to the taste and harmless
to the most delicate infant.
For sale by Druggists: Price 81 per bottle.
PEMBERT0N, TAYLOR & CO.,
Proprletors and CHEMISTS, Atlanta, Ga.
ROSWELL Ca, April 49, 1870.
AesS7,S. Pen1oe7ton, Taylor G Co:
DEAR S1Rs-l received the bottle OF Giooe @
Flower Syrup ct noon, yesterday, and began tne
use Of it Immediately. Ny patient passed
more comfortable night than she has ior tnIee nee
months, and now, at 10 O'Clock a; NJ says sue
the use OF the Globe Flower Syrup, believing It
will make cure. Never have | witnessed such
great benefit from a remedy, In so SNORT Time, IN
my life. / shall In the iuture use your Ilooe
ali affections of the lungs that may present them
Selves r. B. ANDERSON, MD.
For sale by oil Druggists,
'o' '"'' y GOODRICH, WlNEMAN Il CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
dec7-tuths3moS Charleston, 8. @.
TPHAM'S ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG
DRINK.
SURE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS.
One Dollar Bottle. Sent by mail, postage
paid, on receipt OF price.
The Antidote is the best remedy thst can be
administered In Mania-a-Potu, and also 6f all
nervous affections.
For sale by DR.. b. BAER.
No. l3 Meeting street,
oct8 Agent for South Carolina.
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Total.
hAnnfnnn hn L!

RESOLVED, by the Senate, the House con-
curing, That special committee Of two on
the part of the Senate and - on the part Of
the House be Immediately appointed to investi-
gate the matter and report as early as practi
cQble