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AFFAIRS At ~WASHINGTON.
Defeat of the Amnesty Bnl-Expected
Modification OF the. Ku-Klux BILL
Progress OF the Joint Commission.

WASHINGTON, April II.
The Republican senators, after several
hours caucus, on motion OF Rice, of Arkansas,
tabled the amnesty proposition Of Robertson,
thus defeating the measure this session. Vote
90. 10 16. .
The Senate refueed to rscede from the Ku-
Klux amendments by a vote of II to 80, and a
committee of conference Is ordered. The ku-
Klux committee on the part Of the Senate are
Edmunds, Sherman aRd Stevenson.
It is believed this conference committee will
modify the Sherman amendment and reject
the ''lron. clad' for jurors, and that IL will pass
In this shape. The. conference committee on
the deficiency bill made no progress. The
Senate confirmed Cliff as collector Of first
Georgia district and Manning for the first
Texas; also Rankin'as pension agent at Vlcks-
burg. It Is statea. that the Senate will con-
vene In extra session 10 the middle Of May to
act upon the higheommission proposition.
The members of the high commission,
though they give no information, authorize a
contradiction Of published statements, and In
innate Indirectly that little or no progress has
been made. On the other hand, each CONSUL
tation develops new perplexitles.
In the House, the committee on elections
were authorized to take testimony regarding
the credentials OF the Mississippi delegation in
the House and the validating Of the election
| under which they hold their seats. The com
mlttee has authority 10, send for persons s2d
| papers. The bill amending tho revenue Jaw,
taxing dealers In leaf tobacco, failed-4S to 10.
Coburn read q dispatch from a marshal OF
Tennessee announcing the assassination Of
one and the woundlng of another OF his depu-
| ties. Brooks said the officers were serving a
process against a dlstillery, and charged Co
burn with trying to create the impression
that this was o political assassination, when 1t
was no such thing. Adjourned
Judge Chase was on the bench to-day. The
legal-tender case will be argued tomorrow.
Governor Dumont, Governor Of Idaho, is
| dead.
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and peasantry must be crushed out. and 'the
workiDgman. made lord Of all. This, you Will
observe, is'ho new Idea. It is simply putting
in practice the theories advanced at every
Congress of the fnternationale which has been
held since 1854. In France, the one great
obstacle to the realization Of these theories
was the peasantry. It Is impossible to con-
vert them to communism. Very well, then,
let them be crushed out beneath she heel of
THE uNIvERsAL REPUBLIC.
In all the great towns the "workingman''
was In a majority; let the great towns be taken
by the workingman; and let the great towns
govern the country. This Is the sum and sub
stance of what lie. meant by the Commune as
expounded by its present apostles. Paris,
they announce. hin her OWE name and in the
name of Lyons and Marseilles, and of ten
contract that bind them to the nation, and lay
down an ulhmatum to the treaty which they
intend to sign-a treaty guaranteeing the au-
tonomy q municipal sovereignty Of. the
cities, the freedom of the connections between
the Commune and the National Assembly, and
an electoral law by which the towns cannot be
sWamped by the country
When you look a little closer into this, you
will see that the whole thing resolves itself
into
A CLASS WARFARE.
The Jols ct origo of the whole affair Is trades
nnionism. In the eyes OF the members of the
Internatlonale the workman Is alone TO be re-
garded, and he is a brother, be his nationality
what It may. The French employer and the
French consumer, In their eyss, Is an alien and
q stranger; the Swiss, English. Belgian, or
even German workman, is a brother. The In
ternationale has sought to unite the workmen
Of every nation in a league against every one
who Is not q Workman workman, that i, in
their sense. They don't want a Republic such
as you have in America, or such as n. Theirs
proposed to have here. They want q Republic
one else their slaves. This is the Commune
o government which is a gigantic trades union.
1t seems to be about to carry everything before
it. Heaven help usl
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the expiration Of their former charter, be, and
the same are hereby, declared valid and bind
ing in all respects and to all intents.
Approved the 7th day Of March, A. D. 1871.

An Aor to amend an act entitled Gan act ea-
tablishiDg q line beyond which the 9haryea
shall not be extended In the gityof CHARLES
ton, and for other purposes, ratified 2lst
day OF December, 4. D. 1888.
SECTION /. Be IL enacted by the Senate and
House Of Repreaen.stivesof the State Of South
Carolina, now met and sitting in General As-
sembIy. and by the authority OF The same
That the line established by Section 1 Of an
act entitled A act establishing q line beyond
which the wharves shall not be extended in.
the City Of Charleston, and for other pur.
poses," ratified the 21st day Of December, Al
D. 1886, be extended to the blue line, Iettered
B, G, D, E, F, as marked and laid down on .
plat of the whsrves on the eastern boundary
of the City Of Charleston, by Louis iBarbot,F
city engineer. dated the 6thsday@ January, A.
D. 1871. ~ IL II
SeC. q. That 1t shall be the duty Of 1.-THE City
Council Of Charleston to cause tae aforesaid
plat; with the line marked cut by the cisys engi-
heer aforesaid, to be recorded in the Office Of
the secretary of seate, and alsorin HI coffee Of
registrar Of mesne conveyance for Charleston
County, within six months after the passage
OF this act. 2
Approved the 9th day Of March, A. D., 1871.
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Iodled Syrup OF Horseradlsh, lnvaluaoie ZOE
persons unable to take CodhYer Ol-esPecaaay
recommended In cutaneous anect!ons, ano ~
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Digestive Lozenges Of the Alkaline Lactstes1
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Trsncbss of PersIne and Paucreatine.'
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Lancelot's Asthma Cigarettes.
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Correspondence Of the New York World

Correspondence Of the New York wor.d.]
PARIS, March 81.
Being now wholly under the rule of ''the
Commune, . which, in less than two weeks,
has accomplished such q revolution as Paris
has never yet seen, 1t becomes Necessary to
explain as fully and completely as may be ex-
actly what this Commune is, and what are its
designs.
In the first place, then, it should be under.
stood That the Commune" pure and simple,
is not q bad sort Of thing, nor, to Americans at
least, is it o new sort Ut thing. You In New
York have your commune In, your own way.
That Ia, you have local selfgpvernment New
York governs herself by officers elected by
her OWN people, and so does every other city
and county In the United States. But, above
or with this, you have your State government
and the Federal government. Now, If YOU
can conceive Of New York throwing off her
obligations OF obedience 10 the State and Fed.
eral governments, and setting up in perfect
independence on her own hook; %insligating
Buffalo, Rochester, Troy, Poughkeepsie. and
all the other cities 10 dc lie saiIle;; end still i'm
nounclng that In some occult and mysterious
way all these other cities and all the east OF
the State were to be subject 10 New York; and
proclaiming. also, a new gospel In regard to
Vic Ai0hSo "a - 3lolluSulotlCu lOU lQ0
rights Of property; Ii you can conceive OF this,
! say, you will begin 10 understand what This
Partisan
n REALLY MEANS.
1t is, in fact, simply putting in practice the
dogmae enunciated within the last few years
nj the successive congresses Of the Interha.
lional W~orkingmen's Association. There is
little doubt, l think, that the whole scheme
for the revolution which broke out here on
the 18th Of March, and which has been carried
forward to this moment with such singular
success, was organized in London, in a dingy
room In Holborn, aud that The men who plan
ned the work, and who have Inspired the
tools who executed it, We're Karl Marx, the
chief Of the 1nternationale; j. George Ecca-
rius, who is among your wonderful list of cor.
respondents; ASST, the French chief OF the 80.
ciety; Bsnlini, the Italian chief; Dermott, the
English, or rather the Irish, chief; and Blauqui,
who, be it whispered softly and at the risk Of
my head, is the
BRAIN AND SOUL OF THE MOVEMENT.
Now l am able tc say that this Blanqui, who
| has inspired all this wonderful work, furesaw,
with rare instinct, that when the central con-.
mittee-of which he vas the hidden but all
! powerful head-should have given place TO the
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waAr THE COMM UxE MEANS.

How tho Commune Sprnng from and
Is Managed by h International
Workingmen's Observation-Disclosures,
the Brain OF che ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ization OF Europe oil Socialist Princt-
ples-The Bourseoise nnd Peasantry
to be Crushed Out, md the Working.
man made Lord OF All.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.
WASHINGTON, April i

HPKH IT
Probabilities: 1t is probable that a storm
will be developed by Tuesday morning In the
Missouri Valley and westward. Northeast
winds and threatening weather are probable
for the Lakes on Tuesday. Threatening
weather in the lower Mississippi Valley. No
serious disturbance is probable for The ATTAIN
tic coast.
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COLUMBIA, s. G.,
WIN. :GORMAN, PROPRIETOR.

The Proprietor OF this pleasantly locased and
elegantly furnished Establishment, at the Statd
Capital, desires to inform the travelling public ana
others seeking accommodation, tina. tie Q :
LUMBIAni L. In every respect q nrst-class Hotei,
nnsurpassed by any In the State or the United
States. Situated In the business centre OF tho
city, with nne large airy rooms, and Q table Sup
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New York and Charleston markets, the Pfoprle-
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perfect satisfaction In every respect.
A hrst-class Livery Stable ts attached 70 taa
Hotel, where vehicles CT every description can %
mad at the shortest notice.
Omnibuses attend the arrival and departure OF
every Train. w. GOhMAN,
Proprietor and Superintendent.
J. D. BUDDS, Cashier. april vim
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Drp %uoos, &f.
EURCHGoTT, BENEDICT 4 CO.
RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE -
TO THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUBIIc
That, owing to the
SPECIAL FACILITIES AND QUALIFICATIONS
OF rheir Resident Partner inaew York, =
They are enabled to purchase their supplies of
FINE AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Both Foreign and Domestic, in ali cases from
= first hands,
AT THE LowEsT CASH FIGURE,
And thus to oner IL
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS Te Gus:
TONERS,
Their prices will DO found from
TWENTY TO FIFTY PER CENT. LOWER
Than those of any other Dry Goods House
in the South. SO
They invite an Inspection of their stock, WHICH is
made up Of
NO AUcTloN GOODS,
But which Will be found 20 consist OF an immense
THE CHOICEST AND LATEST NOVELTIES
IN THEIR LINE.
Comparison, as to- quality, With the best goods
offered elsewhere,
And competition as to price
Is DEFIED.
Every article sold by US is warranted to be pre-.
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Our motto is
"QuIoK SALES AND SMALL PRoFrrs,p
And Customers who wish TO-
SAVE MoGEY IN BUYING
VIII do well to give Us a call.
FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT 4 co.
UpFown Store, Downtown Store,
Corner or Calhoun. Near 1.-THE Bend.n
octSl
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AN Acr to renew and amend the charter OF
certain religious associations heretofore
grated.
SECTION /. Be IL enacted by lthe senate and
House of Representatives of the State or South
Carolina; nov. met and sitting in General AS
sembly, and by the authority OF the same:
Tbat the charter incorporating the trustees
Of Fairyiew Church, in the County OF Green
willie. passed December 10. 1s4S, be, and the
anne is hereby, renewed in DR.. David B. An
aerson, Thomas G. Harrison, David NJ. Peden,
VIM. l.. Hopkins and Cyrus B. Nesbit, and
their successors in Office. for the term of
,wenty.one years from the passage OF this act.
SEC. 2. That the charter heretofore granted
to the Protestant Episcopal Church, in Green
vile, be, and the same is hereby, renewed and
extended for the period OF fourteen years from
the passage Of this act. with all rights, powers
aud privileges heretofore granted to said
church.
Bee. 8. That all acts done, or authorized to
be done, by the officers Of said churches, aimee
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JOINT RESOLUTION to provide for the payment
of mileage certificates Of members OF the
State board of education Of the State OF South
Carolina.
Whereas, Section OF an act entitled "Au
act to establish and maintain g system OF free
common schools for the State Of South Carroll
ma" approved February 18th, 1870. distinctly
sets forth Thai m>mbers Of the State board Of
education of the State Of South Carolina shall
be entitled to receive q mileage at the rate of
twenty (2O) cents per mile going to and re-
turning from the meetings Of the said State
board OF education, to be paid by the State
treasurer, on presentation OF q certificate
signed by the chairman and secretary Of the
board Aforesaid; and, whereas, meetings NJ
the said State board Of education have
been held in the City of Columbia. name
": On the sixteenth, seventeenth and
eighteenth dsys of March, 1870, and on the
fifth, sixth and seventh days Of October, 1870;
and, whereas, certificates of mileage pro.
perly made out and signed by the chalrmanand
secretary Of the board were issued to members
in attendance at the said meetings Of the said
State board Of education; and, whereas, the
State treasurer refused to cash the said certi-
Acates of mile age when presented to him for.
pa, ment, giving as his reason that no
specific appropriation had been made FOR
that purpose; and, whereas, OF the ap-
propriation of twenty thousand dollars for
the pay OF county school commissioners,
az specified in section 4 OF an act entitled
IAN sc. to make appropriation and raise sup
plies for the year commencing III October, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight,' ap-
proved March 2S, 1869. there remains in the
State treasury an unexpended balance OF Tour
thousand eight hundred and twenty-five
fs4s32) dollars and forty one (4l) cents; there
fore,
Be IL resolved by the Senate and House OF
Representatives OF the State OF South Carolina,
now met and sitting in General Assembly, and
BY the authority Of the same:
SECTION /. That the aforesaid balance OF
four thousand eight hundred and twenty-five
fs4s22) dollars and torty-one (41) cents re-
naming, aud un%eXpended, Of the approprla'
ton OF twenty Thousand dollars for the pay OF
the county school commissioners for the rs
col zeal ending October 81, 1863, be, and is
hereby, appropriated and set apart for the
payment of mileage certificates of members OF
the State board OF education OF the State OF
South Carolina, and the same shall be applied
by the State trea urer for the payment or
mileage certificates aforesaid.
SEC. 2. That this joint resolution shall lake
effect from it's passage.
Approved March /, 1871.
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IN KILLED.
WILMINGTON. April II.

WILMINGTON, April II.
George Apple White, one of the most noto-
rious of Robson County outlaws, was killed
by a party Of citizens yesterday.
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CHARCOAL SKETCHES.
A GREAT COLORED AILITAR
BALL IN COL UMSIA, 8. @.

Il GREAT COLORED AIL1IA 4
BALL IN COL UMSLA, 8. @.
Social Barriers Swept Away-White
Mayors, Senators and Representative
Dancing with the Colered Elite
White Ladies Dancing with Colored
Gentlemen-Major Sam Dickerson In
Another Unpleasant Dilemma.
Correspondence OF The New York SUM-
COLUMBIA, April S.
"Would you like to attend this ~ said Gov.
ernor. Scott the other day, as he handed me Id
deliberately gotten up envelope bearing a huge
monogram. I took it and read as follows:
HEADQUARTERS COMPANY b.,
SECOND REGIMENT. 5. Q. n. IL,
March %, 1871. !:
: The pleasure OF your company Is respect:
+: fully solicited at the second annual ball to be :
!: given by company B Of the Second Regiment :
: South Car DINA National Guard, at Janneys i:
: Fall, Columbia, on Saturday evening, April /, =:
: 1871. By command OF :
JACOB THOMPSON, :
Captain Company B. !:
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-28
Tux LATEST New YORK FAsHtoNs'-ine
IL, ,orrasoonder,t Of the Washing

Tvx LATEST New YORK FAsH1oNs'-ine
,battv lady correspondent Of the Washing
tnn PARROT writes from New York as fol-
lows: =,
..Summer has made Ia decided change IN
arranging the hair. and there Is now a pos,
S;htl;ty Of obtaining some idea Of the shape
nj a lsdy's head. The reforming chignons
are doomed, and already begin TO dlsat-
rear. At one Of the late weddings tue PREF
fiest girls appeared with their own haaf
simply braided and pinned up IN loops oe.
hind. A few, with luXuriant iochs, W..
two hanging braitiS, tied an lnch or TWO 'lo,'
the end with n ribbon. Inc style Is prev"
tier for demoiseltes than ,neir more au-
vanccd sisters, but even TINS - ple'ei"
h,e to the artificial arrangements OF the
last tom wears. 4 decided taste FOR blue IS
now taking possession OF the masculine ana
fan,in,ne hearts. Ecru and buff have quite
exhausted eyesight and patience, and now
the color of iittkrdtsars is destined 10 VIII:
First came with the spring the daintiest anu
prettiest blue paraSols, then the tie, later
dresses, and now rise. Shade OF ALBION s
mighty daughter, who first gave blue stock-
inSS to literature, for 10 blue boots are &C.
tuaIly creeping into fashion. Ladies AS YET
have contented themselves with gloves, OUT
the Younger generation have placed before
our ewes these approximations, and soon
their elders will put them on their own iee'
in boudoirs and drawine-rooms. For gen
tlemen the most stylish coat is blue, and FOL
seaside wear no straw hat is complete with
out its band of "bonny blue"
One of the prctticst of the new Leghorr
flats has the rim cut in points, bound IL
dark blue velvet, under which is shading
of black lace. The only outside trimming
is \ crepe dc chene scarf, with long ends
trimmed with fringe. The new hair pow
that exquisite gray, so effectively becom
ing. The number of youthful faces nov
crowned by crepfd locks of this color, i
really startling, aud, whether dyes for th'
hair. or ruinous washes for the face accom-
plishcd THIS destruction, only dressing
rooms are able to reveal.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN JUNE LIST, 1877.

This faverite and celebrated WATERING
PLACE will offer ttonal attractions this sea.
son. Among other improvements, there has been
added eli elegant ana SIP acious aH-roOm, adjoin-
ing tie parlor; The par1or has been enlarged and
improved, ant. the proximity of the two renders
cacn easily accessible. IL Will be kept In Il style
not ourpassed anywhere In Virginia.
The WATERS OF these special Springs either
cure or greatly relieve most cases of Scrofula In
clpient Consumption, Chronic Bronchitis, Chron.
ic Laryngitis, Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic Dys-
pepsia, Chronic DiarrhGa, Chronic pysenIery.
They are ALSO great value In those affections
which are peculiar to The female consultation, and
as an appetizer, tonic, and general restorative,
waters. The proprietor will have provided for The
lawns and bsli-rvom irsLciSss Band OF Music,
and in general ali The sources Of amusement Snd
recreation usually found At our best sammer re.
sorts will he at The command OF the guests ut
"EOCKBbIDSE t:LUa:.'' Tbe plsce ID within
eleven to thirteen hours Of Richmond, Washing
ton Baltimore, etc. by rail, 81 In daylight. Pas
sengers leave the cars OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad al Goshen depot, and new and elegant
stage coaches, passing rapidly over smooth and
level road of only eight miles, set down the visi-
tors + the Springs TO tea.
TELEGnhPH OFFICE IN THE HOTEL.
JAS. A. FRaZTES, Proprietor.
I.r. H. z. No.L, Of Baltimore, Resident Physi-
Nj. s. N. MULLEN, late OF Capon Springs,
will be found here this season.
Hhe Rockbridge Wafer is for sale by Pun
CELL, LAID Z Co, Richmond; Nj. A. & G. A.
SANTOS, Norfolk. and GEO. N. MCINTYRE,
Charlottesville.
descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
m DR-t15lhA
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rrHE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.

The undersigned have rented the RED SUL-
pHUR SPRINGS fSTABLISHMGNT the pres
Gu. season, and the same Is
NOW OPEN FOR TIE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS.
Every cxertton has been made to render all who
core com portable In all respects.
The table will be furnished with every luxury
the market affords.
Rooms with fire places will be supplied, and ev;
eryth'Dg done that msy conduce TO The health anc
comfort of invalids
These Springs are located In Monroe county.
West Virginia, SO miles from the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad At Dublin depot, at which
point conveYances will be found ready to convey
passengers over fine turnpike to the Springs
White SULPHUR, on the Chesape IKE and ohio rail-
| road. from which point passengers will be con-
veyed to these Springs by commodious stage
coaches.
The Red Sulphur Springs are unlike any other
mineral water, and. in the language Of hundreds
who have visited and been cured 10y them, We may
repeat, "are the most valuable mineral waters on
the continent" This water Is already specific
for all forms of pulmon Try disease and is fast
becoming the Mecca OF consumptives. II has also
been found specific in bronchitis and throat dis.
eases, diseases Of The heart chronic diarrhGa
chronic hepati'is, nervous irritabillty, scrofnla
and female diseases. &c. Persons desiring fur.
Their Information regarding tie virtues OF these
waters will be furnished by mail with a pam phlel
containing the evidence Of distinguished pnJ 81
clans and others.
je22-lm DUNLAP, ADAIR & co.
Norfolk Virginian and Wilmington delaware
Gazette will please copy for one month, and seDt
bill to proprietors for payment.