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WASHINGT0N NEWS.

WASHINGTON, February 4.
In the Supreme Court Of the District, by a
full bench, the verdict giving Carolina Brown
$500 for forclbls eJectment from car at
Alexandria, In 1858, was affirmed
Nominations: Alexander Rives, Judge; R.
". Hughes, attorney, and A. E. Gray marshal,
for the Western Virginia District; also, H. H.
HELPER, of Salisbury, N. c.. and E. R. Brink,
of Wilmington, N. c., postmasters.
The Senate, in executive session, rejected
Winch for. district Judge and H':ks tor attor-
rney for the Eastern District OF Texas, and con-
firmed Creamer u Mister TO Denmark.
Maynard will on Monday move to suspend
the rules to take from the speakers table the
Southern Pacific Railroad bill, passed by the
Senate last session, in order to have action on
Il at the present session. 1t is doubtful, how.
ever, whether the motion can get the neoes-
sary two-thrds majority. If not, the bill will
probably faiin this Congress.
In the Senate, resolution requesting the
President to place one or more vessels at New
York to convey provisions to Germany and
France, passed. The bill to revise, consoll-
date and amend the postal laws occupied the
balance of the session.
A bill relieving the disabilities Of John Will
liams, of Savannah, Ca, passed.
In the House, Van Trump, of Ohio, asked
but failed 10 obtain leave to Introduce reso-
luton recitlug, that on the Sth of December
tile House adopted resolution calling upon
the Secretary of .he Treasury for detailed
statement of the amount of money covered In
to the Treasury, the proceeds of the sales !ot
vessels of war, transports, cotton, &c, &C.,
and that the said resolution had not been re-
sponded to; therefore, that the clerk be di-
rccted to address note to the Secretary ofthe
Treasury reminding him that no reply had
been received, and request reply at the ear.
Hest practicable moment.
The rest of the day was devoted to private
bills and Territories.
Senator Brooks has been seated in the Ar
kansas Legislature. The Democrats defeatsd
a motion to adjourn. The friends of the
Lieutenant Governor are determined to con-
tlnue the session until the dispute regarding
Clayton's successor is definitely settled.
The Ohio Legislature instructs the Ohio Con-
gresslonal delegation to oppose future land
grants.
WASHINGTON, February 5.
The Court Of Claims was engaged yesterday
trying cotton cases, under the act relating to
,captured and abandoned property. Several
cases wherein foreigners are interested were
waived to abide the decision of the Supreme
Court IN several test cases. The Court Of
Claims has adopted rule requiring the allega-
gatien OF loyalty to be expressed In the lan-
guage .of the statute. Some cases have been
withdrawn to amend the petitions in that par
ticular. .
schenck will be detained here several
weeks
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TIE VACANT JUDGESHIP.


Considerable caucussng is also in progress
for the judgeship of the seventh judicial Cir
cult 4 consultation, to which about nifty
were invited, took place on Thursday evening.
The proceedings are kept strictly secret:
While the caucus was In session memoec OF
the House stumbled Ia upon them, but ne not
being deemed sufficiently discreet, .geatle
efforts were used to get rid Of him, and those
proving rrrtless, the fraternity adjourned.
Colonel Montgomery Moses Is spoken OF as
the most suitable candidate for the position.
BE is identified with the interests of the peo-
ple of that section, and seems to be universally
respected.
PAPERS AND RECORDS LOST DURING THE WAR.
The bill to renew and extend an act to pro.
vide mode by which to perpetuate testimony
In relation 10 deeds, wills, chooses In action
and other papers and records destroyed or
lost during the recent war, was amended TO-
day byeaddng the following additional section,
alter which IL was engrossed:
SECTION 9. That said act be further amend
ed so as to dispense with the personal service
of any notice required under the provisions OF
said act, and in all cases In which such notice
shall be left at the usual place OF residence or
business of the defendant. the same shall oe
valid in law, 10 all intents and purposes, as IL
served upon the person of such defendant.
TIE DUBARD AND BAILEY MURDERS.
Two colored men were arrested to-day by
Chief Constable Hubbard, charged with the
murder of Messrs. Duhard and Bailey, near this
city. The evidence against them leaves no
doubt OF their guilt.
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To THE COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION FOR THK
ELECTION DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON COUNTY:
Whereas, Hon. WM. b. A1sHAw, who, at ,tAS
General Election held in October, 1870, was choeea
member of the Senate Of the State OF South
Carolina, for the Election District OF Charestud
County, to- serve for the term OF four years, has
deceased; and whereas, the Constitution Of the
State Of South Carolina directs that In such ca4e
Writ Of Election shall be issued by the President
OF the Senate for the purpose Of filing the vacancy
thus occasioned, for the remainder Of the term
for which said member was elected:
Now, therefore, you and each Of you are hereby
required, after due advertisement, and with strict
regard to all the provisions OF the ConstitutioA
and laws Of said State. touching your duty in such
case, to hold an ELECTION FOR MEMBER OF
THE SENATE OF the State OF South Carolina, Tor
the County OF Charleston, to serve for the remain.
der OF the term for which said member, Hon. W.
b. Mishaw, was elected; the Polls to be opened at
the various places Of election, on THURSDAY, Fe0-
ruary 10, 1871, by the various Managers OF Elec-
ton for those places respectively, In accordance
with the provisions Of. the Act OF the General Az
sembly, entitled can Act providing for the Gene-
raj Election, and the manner Of conducting rne
ssme,n approved March 1st 1870; and this Wfls,
together with your return Of the election 70 %
held under IT, have before the Senate at Its next
meeting after the election.
4. ]. RANsIER, President Of Senate.
Attest: ]. WOODRUFF, Clerk Of Senate.
jan22-0
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born Americans cherish afectioa for England,
and that alien residents of the United States
are alone hostile to this country.
Travellers wha left Paris Wednesday arrived
at Brussels to-day. They report the city quiet;
some slight disorder occurredhpon the receipt
'of The news of the armistice, but the rioters
were easily appeased. There was great diff
Guilty in procuring food, and twenty-three
thousand persons have already. asked permls-
sion to leave the city.
ST. PETERSBURG, February 4.
It is sailthat the government Of ,seryla has
submitted proposition to Perite for the feasi-
BILE discussion by the two governments of the
annexation OF Bosnia and Herzegovina to
SerVia. -.
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COMP UND a G I'D
PHOsPH ATE OF LINE,
FOR COMPOSING WITH COTTON SEED.

This article Is manufactured hy the PACIFIC
GUANO COMPANY, a. Charleston. ). O., under
the superntendence OF DR.. ST. JULIEN kAvs, :,
MEL. When composted with an equal weight Of
Cotton Seed, its results have 6een l9eao ano au5
nv must commend It to the notice Of Planters Planter,
generally For specific directions for COMPOSING PCS
and for supplies, apply to J: n. koBsoS'o
JoHS $. REESE L CO., General Agents. Balti.
more. ueSN%pSS~tiA"'n1oe
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4 CONTESTED ELECTION.

A Supplementary Report not Known i'm
Law-Injustice Again TriumPhant-
The Bank Of the State - Important
Revelations-A Summary of LeSisla-
tive Business.
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nACIFIC GUANo COMPANY,S
CAPITAL s1,ooo,ooo}
soLU PACIFIC GUAM o.

This GUANo is now SO well known in all the
Southern States for i.s remarkable effects as an
agency for increasing the products OF labor, as
not to require especial commendation from u.s.
Its use for five years past has established its
character for reliable excellence The large fixed
capital Invested by the Company In this trade
afiords the surest guarantee OF the continued eX-
cellence Of It's Guano. ]. n. ROBSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston, 8. o.
JOHN S. REESE & CO., General Agents, Balti'
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CFATR OF SOUTH. CAROLINA.

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To THE CoNsIssIoSzas OF ELKoIIoE, FOB TIN
Whereas, Hon. 4. g. .IosAxrw at the Genetai
>ElestioH held II october, 1870, SasjchoseH
ber Of the Senate OF Saath Carolina, for the Eleo
ton District OF Abbevple County, to serve thu
term Of four years, hss deceased; and Whereas
the Consultation Of the state Of South oSfuH1
directs tsasfn such cases Wakof Electian shan
be issued BY the President Of the senate, fas ~
purpose Of alHng tie vacancy thus occ,sioned fW
tnasemaindsfo Of the term mforvhich satd Manbsr
so dece lsed was elected:
Now, therefore, you and each Of You are hereby
required after due advertisement, and with strict
regard to all the provisions Of the ConstieufnA
sH4 lsNsefsaid state, touching yeur dutg In ssnh
case, to hold an ELECTION FOR A MEMBB410f
TIE SENATE Of the State Of Sonsh Carolina, foe
the County Of Abbevilte to serve for the remain
der OF the term for which said member, Hon. =.
G. Lcmax, was elected; the Polls to be opened q
the various places Of election IN said District q
THURSDAY, 1eshttsy Of sFebfuasy, ,-lsT1iby the ya-
rious Managers OF Election, for those places 70.
spective,y, In accordsnoSMith the provisioas q
the Act OF the, General Assembly, entitled "AA
Act providing for the General Election, ssnd q! ths
manner Of Conducting sthe same" approyea
March 1st, 1870; and this writ, together 9TH 5oS
return Of theHelection to be hcad Under at, hsys
before the sssnateat its next meeting amer the
election. a....{E.. - .. sss.s.:ss : :
ALoSZO J. RANsIER, President Senata. :
Attest: ]. WOODRUFF, Cierkof Senate.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
IEDIGyITION MEETINGS IN THE
COUNTRY.
Excitement in Edgehcsd-The United
States Circuit Court In Columbia.
rFLEGRAa 10 TIE NEws.l

ISFEC1AL TELEGHAd TO he NbNS.I
COLUMBIA, February 5.
Reports have reached here of Indignation
meetings in Chesterfield on account Of the
ousting OF the Reform representatives in the
House from that locality. There are also ru-
mors of serious disturbances In Edgefeld.
The United States Circuit Judge, Bond,
is in the city, and will open court for this cir
cult tomorrow at Nickerson's Hotel.
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OFFICE OF STATE INSPECTOR OF FERTILIZERS,
I,tHoRHToRY OF MsDIoAL COLLEGE, QGEEN ST.,
CHARLESTON, s. e., November u, 1870: J
Mr. John II. Holmes:
DEAR s1R-The gypsum submitted By you for
ANALYSIS is the most remarkable nave ever seen
for ifs freedom from impurities Of every kind,
containing as 1t does but third OF one per cent
of insolube matter. II It can he supplied OF sim
liar quality 1t cannot fa! to prove great boon 20
Southern agriculture, as there Is no crop 20 wnlen
it Is not beneficial, whether applied alone OF III
conjunction with other manures.
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant,
fSIgnedl CHARLES o. SHEPPARD, JB., NJ. ID.
ian11-wfm22
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pers are given, are frequent, and sly whisper
fpgs are minute occurrences. But the staunch
men and champions Of State credit are not
idle; they are aware OF the contemplated coup
de main, and are girdins up their loins for
the combat.
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CEoRGETowN STEAM PACKET.

GEORGETOWN STEAM PACKET.
The Steamer EMILE, Captain O. ..sESS
@. White, win receive Freight at E
Commercial Wharf, every SATURDAY and WE'D
NEsDAY and leave each port rs follows:
Charleston, on SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY NIGHT
at 10 O'Clock.
| Georgetown. on TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING
at O'Clock.
On SATURDAY River Freight VIII be received fof
Kelthield and Weymouth Aills, and on WEDNRs-
DAY for Brookgreen Mills.
For engagements, apply to
SHACRELFORD i KELLY, Agents,
iaba0-mth No. Boyce's Wharl.
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STANDARD MAINTAINED.
DURE GYPsU


CONTAINING 50 PER CENT. OF SOLUBLE
MATTER
GROUND AND PREPARED IN THIS CITY, AND
WARRANTED FREE FROM
ADULTERATIoN.
The annexed communication from Prof. Charles
O. Shepard, Jr., Of the purity OF this article ls
0narantee Of lis highly valuable qualities to the
farmer being available when mixed with other
manures, to the great advantage OF any Kind OF
CROP Unequaled az top.dressing 1or Wheat,
which viii show visible Improvement on an acre,
OF ground.
This valuable Manure is onered for sale at the
low price OF SIS per ton cash, or ON time LOT CITY
acceptance with Interest added.
Put up for shipment In bags OF 200 pounds eacn.
All orders by mail in accordance with ABOVE
terms will be promptly executed BY
JOHN II. HOLMES,
Commission Merchant,
Boyce's Wharf, Charleston, 8. g.
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COTTON C ROP.
4 n a L z 8 I 8.

so,uble Bone Phosphate OF Lime. 1888
Bone Phosphate OF Lime: 1875!
Anrmonld 1915
v. equivalent to IL per cent. of Sulphate Of Am
monis.)
Potash .4.oS
= It will be observed that our Phosphate has an
ample supply OF the oil Important and vital crop
producing elements, VIZ: Soluble Phosphate,
Ammonia and Potash, and IN view Of this fact,
and the strong testimonials which have been
gwen in Its favor by 30 many planters Hhe have
gwen the "Magnum Bonum" an impartial test
under Cotton the past season. may we not, with
perfect candor. assert that Wa haye an
UNEOuALLED COTTON FERTILIZER,
AND. urge each planter to give it trial the COM,
s ''"'' DuGDALE 4 GIRvIN.
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LINE TO SAVANNAH.

WEEKIH LINE -!!oAan TO SAVANNAH
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.
FOR PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT, HILTON
head, SAVANNAH, DARlEN AND
BRUNSWICK, GA.
The favorite Steamer
E LIZ A. III A ~ G . K,
Captain L. ". BBRNs,
will receive Freight at South Allan. = szEA
tic wharf for shove points every rsaHR9i =
TUESDAY, and leave on every WEDNESDAY, NOM.
NC, at O'Clock arriving at Savannah the same
evening, and leaving.for Darien, &c, tne IoloW.
ing morning. Returning, will leave Savannah for
CharIeston every MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock.
For Freight or passage, apply to
RAYENEL, HOLMES i CO.,
sep1o No. 1T East Bay.
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TrRoM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
COLUMBIA, February
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Prtce-s57 Per Ton Cash,
S62 Per Ton Payable with .
Per Cont, Interest Added) on November 1,
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MUCH BETTER FOR COTTON THAN PERUVIAN
GUANO.
EDsSroS, y. G., August 20, 1870.
Mr.. A. II. BOND:
Dear Su-Tne "Magnum Bonum made by
Messrs. Ducdale & G,ryin, OF Baltimore and pur-
chased OF you, was used under a portion OF my
Cotton, alongside OF Peruvian Guauo, and the
Cotton is much-better squared, and will produce
more than that under which used the Guano,
Yours, most obedIent,
W. W. H0SKINS.
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TESTIMONIALS,

FULLY EQUAL TO PERUVIAN FOR COTTON.
STATEsvILLE, n. e.. August II. 1870.
Messrs. DUaDALE 4 GIRvIN, Baltimore, Md:
G,pnfleDen-Our Mr.. O. A. Carlton tried under
Cotton, this year, your "Magnum Bonnm Soluble
Phosphaten alongside Of Ne. Peruvian Guano,i
aud thinks your Phosphate fully equal 10 the
Gnano, and believes that iG he had used the same
rnDnev uaile or each, the "Magnutn Bonum"
would not onlv have equailed the Peruvian, but
far surpassed 1t. Yours truly, o
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OR. SAV A N N A 81
no R F L o r I
TWICE a WEEK.

FOR SAVANNAH, FERNAND1NA, JACKSON
VILE, P1LATkA AND ALL FONTS oS
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER
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THE SWORD SHEATHED |!
KAISER WILLIAM's HOPES OF
PEA
Temper Of the French-The Terms OF
Armistice-ADout the. Euxine.

LONDON, February 3.-All the signatries to
the Paris treaty were present in the Euxine
Conference this afternoon except France.
The World says the Conference granted
Russia's pretensIons. Russia yielded nothing
Turkey obtains no new guarantees.
Favre will not 60 himself or name repre-
sentative from France to the Conference.
The Terms OF Surrender.
LONDON, February At has been ascer-
tanned that the Times statement of the con-
ditions of peace, as regards the cesslon of Lor-
raine and Pondicherry, and the transfer OF
twenty ships of war to Germany, is incorrect.
The truth is, that the Germans are, under tn e
proposed terms, to keep Alsace and the fort
ress of Metz. The indemnity demanded of
Theirs in November was four thousand mil
lion francs, a figure which, it is possible, has
been doubled since.
The Times, speaking of Bismarck's peace
terms, says that anything 80 exorbitant is un
known In the history of modern warfare.
The armistice does not include the depart
ments OF Doubs, Jura and Cote Dor.
. The Political Situation.
BRUSSELS, February 4.
The Galois says the Paris Government Has
Withdrawn the powers OF the Bordeaux dele
cation.
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THE IMPENDING CONTEST.

1t Is generally conceded by the members of
the Generally Assembly (at least by those who
know that the impending contest, to carry
through The various railroad schemes, will be
hot one. Caucusses, at which splendid sup
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ton of the Senate, to-day, for several hours.
His friends, finding that they were in the
majority, (the attendance being slim; and bare
II q quorum being presently decided to bring
the matter up and dispose oil it, and McInJyre
would have probably been secured In his seat,
the committee report and attorney.generars
opinion Notwithstanding, had not MIR. Leslie
so vigorously opposed the immediate consid-
GRAFTON. (irst in his abusive and then soft-soap-
all-over style) His appeal, whether the SEN
aior could, in honor, accept Judgment in his
case from so small number OF his colleagues,
had the desired effect, and the matter was
postponed until next Monday week.
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RECEIVED FROM THE SENATE.

The following bills were received by the
House from the Senate and read first time:
A bill 10 amend Tue charter of the German
Evangelical Lutheran Church. Of Charleston.
A bill TO amend an act entitled IAN act to
regulate the agencies of insurance companies
not Incorporated in the State of South Caro-
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GOV RNoR's RECEPTION.
The Governors reception on Thursday even
ing was very largely attended, and proved to
be q very pleasant affair,
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THE DRAMA.
wALLACK's THEATER-THE LYDIA THOMPSON
TROUPE.

wALLACK's THEATRR-THE LYDIA THOMPSON
TROUPE.
The city had dog-day experience yes
terday. 1t was first baked by the and then
drenched by the RAIN and finally given to the tyran
nous embrace of murky, sitting atmosphere, in which
breathing became effort and life burden. In spite,
however, of the most unpropous weather that could
well be devised, there q great crowd at Wallack's
Theater witness the remittance Of the Lydia Thomp
Buresque Troupe. To that the theater was full
is but family to express its condition. 1t was jam Of
human beings-chiehy maes-and it smmered in the
fury Of midsummer and the jovial excitement of antic
patton. merrier crowd we have seldom seem and we
may add that-apart from slight element " turbulence
In the galleries. and tendency to yocierous applause in
unexpected places-its merriment was seemy. Its
antcpations pleasure apparently realized, to
the full. The performance began with farce, in the
OF which player said DAMN" and was re-
warded this airy and ocund flight by burst of real
popular enthusiasm, quite delightful to witness. Then
Mr. Connolly appeared at the desk Of the leader of the
band and evoked paudts, partly by his own pres
ence and partly by conducting an orchestral perform
ance In which vocal and instrumental music were
markably contrasted. Finally the burlesque Of Blue
Beard" was brought forward, with all that's fancfn
from the pencil of sherwood and all that's bright in
color from the brushes Of Evans and Hyard with light
and music mirth and pretty dresses ladies fair and
ladies dark the OF Mr.. Beckett, the acrobatic
skill and horseoollsr fun of Mr.. Edoun, and the
saucy dash and volatile capers Of Miss Lydia
Thompson. These are not wonders OF novelty
do not move 10 particular remark. Indeed, 1t is
difficult wherein critical thought has aught to do
with this sort Of performance Enough for the moment
testify that the sort OF representation which
Miss Thompson has often successfully given before
she gave successfully again. 1t may have been posi-
tive bore to OF its spectators could testify per
haps, that point. But to the public present Its
dreariest pattudes were charmngf the laughter and
applause had any significance Mr. Beckett royalty
wecomedand this greeting he deserved for in spite OF
l
Thompson received copious bouquets and baskets, and
captivated the multitude by singing " His Heart was
True TO Poll" Miss Hetty Tracy, also, drew fire OF
bouquets. The most engaging OF the newcomers was
Miss Camille Dubois, who will become popular favor
ite Only two OF the troupe b0ndes-the bru-
nete type being the prevalent feature In buresque.
Upon the questions OF art that may be remotely sug
gested by this exhibition, We do not feel inclined TO
nger. popular has attended the remittance
VI popular entertainment.
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PERSONAL.

Miss Kate Field has written from the CONT
nent, canceng all her engagements for next Winters
lecture season, on account OF domestic bereavement
President Theirs intends, it is said, during
the vacation Of the French National Assembly to make
long journey through France for the purpose Of visit
ing the principal fortified places
Mr.. Henry Bacon, the artist, is back in his
studio in the Avenue Montaigne Paris He took with
him from this country many orders as will keep him
fully employed for the next three years.
Napoleon III, in his days of empire, while
quite Indifferent the fantasies of the more classic
musicians into undsgused rapture over the simple
negro melodies OF the mlnstrels and even now nc en-
joys them at his Cbselhurst home.
NJ. Jules Favre narrowly escaped being ex-
Guided from the Council Of order of the Paris Bar at the
recent annual election Instead Of being near the top
Of the list as he used be- lie stood at the bottom
Ole Bull will undoubtedly be hlndered by
his illness Of which published yesterday from
making concert tour which he proposed to undertake
this Autumn with the management OF MI Thomas turn,
bull All lovers OF the noble Old masters KIND lace and
inspired violin will join In the hope that Ms heah WI"
return.