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Hotel Arrivals-April III.
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CHARLESTON HOTEL.

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CHARLESTON HOTEL.
sMr. end Mrs. Perry, South Carolina; Geo. A.
Peltz, Philadelphia; W. Ragardous, Rev. DR.. o..
mister, Professor Atkinson and lady, Master Jas.
Sheldon, John A. Wyman, Mrs. W. L. Henderson,
Lueien Ridsey, New York; q. d. Malloy, d.. T. W.
Boucher, South Carolina; J. T. Campbell, Arthur
J.. Ford, Samuel Hope, B. a. Lowrance, G. F. D.
Alvigny, Georgia; Jamas F. Thompson, n. p, Vir.
ginia; MS. Joben. Georgia; A. Alexander, wife
and FIVE children, @. Alexander, Georgia; B. Kim
ball, &. J. Cobb 7ana wies Tennessee; E. Floyd,
North Carolina; Ell. Clark: "A. NJ. Postley, IL. J.
Royal, Iulisn Hsztridge, Geo. a. Allen, Georgia;
A. J.eost Boston; H. e. Francis, Philadelphia; E.
A.. Berchard aud wife, Henry G. Fay and wife,
Boston; q. s. Stanton. ]. P. Rodgers and lady,
j. .QnRman, New YORK; A. McCuller and wife
Mira. Williams, Boston: J. H BurcSaa;ter,i South
Carolina: A. Child. Miss Child, New, York; James
.c.smble, Vim. Reynolds, south Carolina.
PAVILION HOTEL. =, 80
J. johnson, LexinglonyIY atIJ. Simpson, D. D.
g.; ChessefsYsA Copeland, !! spartanbnrsi W. J.
Trotter, Edgedeh; L. D. oysas,,.W:+ p ''aford,
Fairfield; HIM, Owens, Walhalia; B. P. bAIer, NJ.
Jacobs MannineySsH W. Lucken, Walterboro';J
]. Nettles, South Carolina.
MILLS HOUSE.
]. S. Green, j. F. uLoH, Columbia; Mrs. II. @
Ryan and three children. New York; Major J. R,
Myerck, wife, Child aud servant, o. 8. A.; Thos.
Scott, Georgia; a, wellington, %Cincinnatis F. d
Hoskias, US. A; Mrs, c. Hasklns, New Yori
City; T. Lysle, Pittsbnrg. Pa; Mrs.. Lyslet ant
daughter, Newport; IVES: Harris, @. j. Harris,
Chicago; Dr.. G.. q; Moore Jacksonville; A. H. Nc,
Csalsy, q. S. A.; Mrs. Dulring aud daughter, New
York; L. q. Chamberlain, city; 2. B. Knowiton
orangeburg; r. rockingham. Brooklyn, Mrs
PomeroyaaHd daughter, New York.
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hON1SN9 NRAA
TIE Eersallista are completely masters o.
| the situation at NeuiHy,. but spare the inhabI:
| tants as Jar a. possible. Sharp firing continues
hin the Bots de B~ouiogne::
The league for the defence Of citizens in
Paris demands communal rbeftya and that the
National Guard alone shah guard Paris Able
| Dutoy is dead, OF congestion OF the brain,
Twelve thousand insurgents who made a
| sortie from Chatillon were repnlsed. II Is
stated that the insurgents demand a million Of
franes frem the church; they win XIII the
Archbishop oLParfs If refused.
Farfe, ina speech before the Assembly, said
| all the powers express sympathy with the Yer
sarles Government as the only legitimate au.
thorlty, and General Fabrice, German. admin.
istrator In France, declined negotiations with
the Commune. Another speaker confirmed
the statements of the re-establshment Of Or
fder throughout France.
The insurgents have taken away the plate
from the foreign office In Paris. Theirs pro
claims the siatns of Paris unchanged. The
con6uct Of the Versailles troops is admirable.
Thefnsurrection at Toulouse is suppressed;
the disarmament Of the nationals at Marseiles
proceeds. Outside 26e capital al Is ~tranqnilli.
ty., The Official Journal guaudedly denies that
the Assembly taHors 3 Kingdom as the. govern!
msotterfesauee but says pointedly Napoleon
ism Nd ,cdhhnunsm must perish.
Tie nationals were attached at Asnieres.
The nationals claim q yictary. The strength Of
thearmx Of Pasists-two hundred thousand,
forpedoes nave been placed in the Avenue OF
the Grand Army The'slecle and Temps have
been suppressed.
Twenty.6v thousand regulars are expected
from Germany on Wednesday.
The Latest.
LONDON, April II.
|. The supplementary elections for the Com
mune were postponed. The reported arrest
tosleleschuerze Is coatradicted.
80 PARIS, April II.
Abresch OF Porte Msllot is practicable, and
an +aseaut upon it is expected to-norow.
The Commune are bsrrioading every street.
They have more than one hundred thousand
desperate maa under command, and the work
/ of carrying these barbados will be .f~earfully
bloody.
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rFRna or1R OWEN coHR8spoNpENr.l

rFRoA QUIZ 0wN CORRESPONDENTS
DARLINGTON G. H,rAprl II.
Our town election yesterday resulted in the
complete defeat Of dishonesty and corruption,
and gave us q bright glimpse of the dawning
,''sober second thought of the people" When
the Radicals wish to csrry an election, you are
wen aware that the Legislature win kindly
pass special laws to; accomplish that END, and
on this occasion poor, prosecuted and hunbfed
Darlington was compelled, by q new charter,
number Of black Radicals in the country might
vote, and asIast bring the vmagshnder dirsct
That Few. @selled Dove;n B. /. ,whittemore,
who represents inthe Senate the great body
of n~0niQIpdyers, without authority from
either party, and In opposition to the wishes
of twolhirds of the people, white and black,
town limits, and %givingeald town authority to
borrow Jaue. thousand dollars by al issue of
bonds. The TACT Of our, village Issuing bonds
was something startling and unheard Of In liz
history: No0ne knew for what purpose the
money Was wanted; but in q few days all
doubts on this subject were SET at. Fest by the
announcement that B. T. Whittemore was the
Radical candidate for iltendant-that he
would lead them to victory, and the colored
'pC4RlC UobAS. WV wv
But the people saw 1t In a different light, and
could not appreciate Whittenore's extreme
modesty In giving US q new charter and bay
ing himself appointed to borrow that five thou
sand dollars, and, consequently, white and
.colored joined against him, with the. remark,
know. how It is YOURSELF" producing the
following result:
CITIZENS TICKET.
Intendant-J. G. Mccall, lie votes. Ward
.ens-R. W. Boyd. Ill; Il. Hywes, l09; Samuel
Marshall, colored: Ill; Edgar Harvey. colored,
ll2.
RADICAL TIoKgI:
Intendant-B. F.: Whtemote, IS votes.
Wardens-J. n. Brown 62; J. s. Elllebxoyn,
go; Henry Brown, caloredr 6s; j. =. Smith,
Whittemore has thus been stgnaIly defeated
on the issue of taxation, and q belief ~ MS
own corruption. More than half his pnfty
voted agdtns him, else we could not have
been successful. Whitternota's prestige 10
now gone, and his poor deluded folloTers are
opening their eyes to the intqQlties Of him and
hia party, CITIZEN.
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4 NEW and NoEABLE IND UsTR4s'
homs-nade dltse. OIL and sost'soap.
rrR6u our OWN co.RxsPoNpsNT.,

rFRoM our OWN CORRESPONDENT
=, ~. CoLJABIA,. April 10,
In writing to you . short time since ! made
mention OF the Cotton Seed OIL Factory here.
Since then q very material addition has been
made to it. refinery has been added, and
the fsetofy, under Its talented superintendent,
General Alexander, Is ready to turn out any
quantity OF the finest soliVe oll'' and clssrest
.huile saladen on demand. After the oil is
press..d, 1t oxidlzes by exposure to the, ff,
and turns almost black. In this shape 1t was
formerly shipped North, and even to Europe,
theretebe refined, purified and sent back and
abroad toI .sale as SOLVE oil" dc. This is
done away with now. The refining here Is in
fill operation, and the oil produced Is as
clear ard sweeter than the oil generally
bought asolive oil. The process OF refining is
as follows After the oil is pressed 1t is receiv-
el in q large tank or reservoir under the pres
sing maohiaet sudis a~nost'blaok from oxida,
ton. From. this tank 1t Is pamped into the
main tank Of the refinery, where 1t Is served
with alkalis, principally potassa. This clears it
of its dark color, derived from oxldatfonf 1t
is next drawn off Into q third tank, and under
goes the last process in reaching perfection BY
Boiling aud stunning from whence It Is
drawnr sna, bottled ready for nse. But this4s
not all. From the. union of the alkalis, in.the
first process Of refining, with some OF the olea-
genous matter OF the oil, deposits are made OF
barrels upon barrels. Of, sott soap. Now, II
sweet oil and perseverance Will accomplish
wonders, what won't sweet OIL and SOFT
soap do? The predacts. then, Of this fac
tory. are, first, cotton from clegnsing the
seed for hulling, say one bale per week;
second, the Fhullstiofi the Seed which are
used as fuel to feed the engine; third, the Gil
pressed from the, clean kernelsi fourth, the
cotton seed cake ground into meal for stock
feed and tor fertilizers. From the oil we get
first, aiRnrs article of oil; second, grease for
machinery and car :axles; and third, soap
enough to scour all The filth and dirt from the
d~emagogues that infest South Carolina, hope
fss as the task might Seem. '""4a'za
- All OF these products a year OF two ago, and
even now, are thrown away as useless, orsonly
used to a limited extent as q fertilizer fOrGorn.
A few more of such men as General Alexander
WIN shoW!oar people What'an immense qnan.
tlty of waste Is Soidg: 6nAdaily in their midst
that might be- made equallyTaVajlabls.
CORsAR.
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NATIONAL POLITICS;
coxeRgss rs DoINa.
TIL. Tariff and .Nevenue Question In
the, Observation-Disclosures Pushing Am
nesty In the s~elaate-The ku-klrI
Bill. :;
WASHINGTON II.

WASHINGTON, April II.
The House was engaged Ina general discus.
sion of the deficiency appropriation bill.
Dawes na leonsetug the features of the meas
me. alluded 70 The project tor a grand park m
ths HAftys, Which-he deeidedly-oppose6 oas
clause of the bill, whfch could be recommend
ed, waathe proposition to; repeal the law fal
Understanding of-eoBgress On the foukth 81
March.
Brooks said the House shouldt q 8 states
manHke view Of theEsvenaS and resources Of
fhs country end It's public debt, aad reduce
the sufsitrss ataxpasers to the amount %
ore hsnassd mniions Surplus revenue. BE
had prepared tHo bliss one 70 reduce tax
alton, and the other providing for the resumR.
ton of specie payments, which be would pre-
sent when the committees were organized.
He;uacted aasrge number. Of articles which
Congress should put on tae free list, and
above all, it should restore the American nag
en- the ocean by aboaishlng all duties On assi'
cles enteripg into the manufacture Of snsps
and shissa stores. Several amendments were
voted on, n no final actaonrwas reached.
In,the Senate Sherman introduced a resola'
ton instructing the finance committee .du'
ring the recess, to examine the existing sys-
temof taxation with . view to propose such
amendiaepts-so the bill of the House Ne
pealing certain taxes, new pending i the
Senate, as well as to simplify and reduce both
Internal takes: ana duties on Imported goods,
now in Force, andm such1nanner that the ag-
eregate of. such taxes shall not exceed the
sums 1eauired~ie execute the laws relating to
the. public debt and current expenditures 81
the government, administered with the strict
est economy, and SO that such taxes may be
distributed as to impose the least possible bur
den upon the people. It went over until to
morrow. y
The resolution to admit Blodgett and Goldtf-
waite was laid on the table by a vote Of 10 to
II.
The general amnesty bill passed yesterday
BY the House has been read twice and laid
on the. table. Robertson gave notice thaf
he would ask tho Senatesto consider the bill
before the session ended, .Edmnnds gave mo-
tice that b. would objsetsp which Robertson
replied that he intended to see whether there
was a majority OF the Senate who were dis
posed to object
The Ku-Klux bill was conaide.ed. Trum-
bull opposedthe amendment reported from the
judiciary committee as they extended the bill
to Furnishing perseas tor violating State laws
without re6erenos TO the Constitution or laws
ottbs United States. BE alluded to the Can
gers consequent. upon the unnecessary ana
unjustiAable suspension OF the habeas corpus.
johnson opposed the bin. No vote was
reached.
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TIE srArE OF THE RkATHRk

WASHINGTON, April H.,
It is probable there will be fresh winds from
the southwest and northwest on Wednesday
on the upper and lower lakes, with clearing up
weather; partially cloudy weather. with fresh
winds, on the, Gulf and South Atlantic; cloudy
and falling weather In the Eastern States, fol-
lowed by clearing up weather on Wednesday
night. A storm of some dimensions, but OF
short duration, appears to threaten the coun.
try from West Virginia to Connecticut.
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4 PIE oMPr MEssESaER.

WILMINGTON, n. c., April IL.
Last night, on the down train from Weldon,
a man who gave his name as Daniel attempted
to enter the express car with the supposed
Intention Of robbery, when he was shot and
dangerously wounded by a messenger named
Archer. Daniel vas left at Goldsboro'in care
nf d nhrsician.
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LYNCH Law IN FRGINIA.

srAuN1os, April IA
Thomas Hodges, a noted horse thief and
desperado, who shot and fatally wounded
whilock on Friday night, was taken from the
Jail In this place and hanged about one and q
half miles from town. (
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SAVANNAH AGAIN BEATEN.
SAVANNAH, April H.

SAVANNAH. April H.
The second game between the Maeuals, OF
New York, and the Savannah Base Bal II Glub
resulted In a victory for the former, the score
standing 2s o 10. The weather is very
warm. - -,
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REPLY.
OFFICE County COMMISSIONERS,
AHkHEsToN, e. ApIll1.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS. >

i. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
] In answer to the query for th~e'eoansy COM
missioners, in yoar issue Of this date ] will state,
for the information Of the querist and athsls, that
the books Of this ofrpceare open FOR inslposttonl By b
any citizen, and that any question, when asked
in a respectful manner, and IN proper way, win
receive a satisfactory and respectful answer: The
querist does not sppear tobe 50 muchtf search Of
Information as he does for giving vent to LIS
spleen sgainstthis board for not complying WITH
his unreasonabTetequest, byoFdertngr seatsto be
taken away from v. w..Lawtonis place. James
Island. Any. Information that any citizen may
desire will be cheegfully given by. -.
Yours, respectfully, &c. M1LEB,,.2
Chairman Board County Commissioners,
Charleston County.
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JOINT RESOLUTION TO extend the time for the
compilation Of tae Port Eoyal Railroad.
Be it resolved By the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of. the State Of South c~arolina.
now met and sitting in General Assembly. and
BY the authority Of the same Thasthe time for
the complexion OF the Portt Royal Railroad. and
every part thereof. is hereby extended for the
period OF Two from the passage OF tbs
resolution. a.1Et
Approved MsEeh 8, 1871. .s. ~. ~. s,s4t.
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POLITICS m THE STATE.
DARLINGTON

Signal Defeat OF the Corruptionists at
Darlington Courthouse-Whittemore
Elected to Take a Back seat-A Nice
Little Game Blocked.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

Quick work was made Of tile execution. It
was all done in a few minutes; General Gle.
ment Thomas was first collared, a few words
nassed and then he was pushed q few steps
bask against a wall. The brutes crowded
round hsa about ,5o'a a couple p t S5 yards irSm di tss sb and
der. Int. firing wildly from the hip, they gave
him him s shot after shot until a. last he fen. The
oa General hsla his 5s. hat in bis hand han no and eJi Re-;
~ once with yolley. First, he received one
shot. and shook as he received it, but he re-
mained upright. Then there was another
shot, and another c%onvulsion Of the fine old
mans frame, but still be was erect. And 30,
shot after Shot wa given, until the GENERAL at
lastaell forward: hat natl, In us hand a. op s,. account &c, a9G
not take effect. Then came General Lecomte's
turn: and death came to him more speedily.
He was pushed against q wan; he received two
or three shots aud his fall was peculiar. He
threw up his hands, and plunged head fore
most on the ground, as If he were taking a
header In the seao@
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ess the said ceanstlsmsy make shan. iat all
times, besuSiect tof reyfsal@or Eepeslnythe
General Assembly o tfHe State. sca -

ces the said cedne1snaay- make snah,lat:aA
times, b sn5iectt 10 fetfsalsor Fepeaipytne
General Assembly o tAe State. -
SEQ. 6. That the said intendanta and vsrdens
shall have full power TO abate and remove al
nuisanoeazst 10 said: sad it shNl be thets
duty to kespanrosds szss suda fssets withsa
the corporate hmits.of tie said town, open ana
in good repair, and 5teE thai pqrp9se they are
invested WITH Ill the powers nereeoloregransea
TO commissioners OF roads;:aand shaai have ul
powcr to ciatnsaEanaseseape steannaoltants
pf said town liable % street. road or other pub
lie duty taekean, apats 1erce taes pefforraaaces
Of such duty, under penalties as are nov, on
shall hereatsa >. he.FDeesasseed oy law
ded, That the saadtotnsoaae may ooIpoule
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cenpasetne tese eeeaei $500,
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make and keep lp g00drepalr In Hon5
frontor adtGin;any Of she pabiie streets; o. sag
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LETTER ERoM YAsHINGT0M.

Grant Hltting his Friends Asain-sys-
! tematic ignoring or B~out~elI's AM
thority-RndIcal Conference.-The
Party ON the Defensive. &c., &c.
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THE DEYHTRY IN PARIS.
GERMAN REGULAR TROOPS HAST
MIHG RACK TO FRANCE. :,

Neatly In Possession OF the Tersailies
Troops-Communal Liberty Demand
ed FOR Earfs-The Archbishop ofParts
In. Dasger-A Million. af Frsncs De-
mAndsd fJr his Sa9ety-Fhe Insnrs
rectien at Toulouse suPPressed-1he
Nf,,rseflles NarIonnls Dfsarmed-
Bloody Work Expected. at h Paris
BGrs4cades To-day.
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was composed of soldiers belonging to the sSth
regiment of the line. SIT is thy turn" they
cried: itiou gayest the order to fire upon the
people" An Instant later and General L.
comte had fallen dead. a lieutenant OF the
could mot refrain from eXclalming: ITO shoot
them without hearing them II is too hor-
rible,1
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TIE PRoyUNoIAr1oN OF LATIN
An Oxford Report

icorrespendence on the. vexed question tof
the proper pronunciation Of Latin has pasted
between the Latin professors in the UNIVERSE
ties of'Oxford and Cambridge, and a report on
the subject has been issued BY the Oxford Phi
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-27
INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL JUBILEE.

Prof. Gilmore has in view an interna-
tional musical jubilee to be held at Bos'
ton, June and July of next year. He has
the promise of the cooperation of promi-
nent musicians Ofevery nation in Europe.
He proposes to erect a mammoth building
capable of accommodating at least one hun
dred thousands persons. He proposes to
have that many voices to participate in the
choruses. Each nation is to be represented
and take part in the jubilee. The sover-
eigns thus far approached on the subject
have all heartily endorsed it and Boston
will give Mr.. Gilmore a generous support
in the grand undertaking. If carried out
it will far surpass his grand jubilee few
years ago-an effort then considered inn
practipab lp
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-27
NEWS SUMMARY.

The Norfolk papers note the arrival of TWEEN.
ty-sIx English families, some of them destined
for Tennessee
The imports last week at New York reached
SS,5O9,2S9, nearly million more than the cor
responding week last year.
Twenty-three workmen in all of the United
States Watch Company, in New Jersey, have
been arrested aid it is believed their steatIngs
well reach $4,000 HIM 4A
The New York Ecening Post says the city is
IN danger of violence, and the sooner our cltl-
zens are deeply impressed with this fact the bet
ter for the public safety. There is no doubt that
the arrest of any one of the leading conspirators
at this time would result in a riot on large
scale. We hope to see such arr estS made very
soon, but they ought to be accompanied with
ample preparations for keeping the peace
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-27

AN Ohio Republican, writing to the
New York Tribune, says Ohio is good for a
large majority for Noyes. Some Republic
cans, he said, relied upon light Demo-
cratic vote because of the exposures of
Tammany, but he says "they are wrong,
and you, [ am confident, will see not a
vote lost to them owing to so immaterial a
consideration as that they may have lost
their leaders at the penitentiary and their
principles at AppOmatoX."