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Gftieite her RepublIcnns, uorellb BON FER
Hrattftrabe.
Sn Nolge ctuCG Getretes be6 sr@trtdte Ger
StGbt Baltimore miro Der uRterJehnCte ole Yer
lpdltgr auI Otientliher Mutttun an OH uno SteUe
weitt,pud,, ben %. au9uit 1871, HdbmittaaS D
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&taot Baltimore gelegeH unb, Ipte iplgt. belhrtebcn,
ndutlidb: an br Slielte Der RepuhltcantroBt, IN oet
GnttcrGung uon 20 Bus norolib pom Der 9de Der
Jiuroieite Der Brutts mo Der Sniettc Der Ntpnbllz
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pubiiednitaBc, IA Sue aebeno; Damn oaltp, parallel
nit Der YrattiirdBc, 50 6G6 e 3ou, lnfbr ooer lptnts
ger; oanu lloltfl, parallel nit Der HtpubllcanttroRr,
II 6uei nnn ouun rrefttid. In gtrdoer Sinte, 80 SdB
+ Soil ul9eidbr, bis sum IutGnge, init Dem &c
lei nit ber 9'epublicdnittGBe in Ole YrattItrGbc llbrt
mo in Der Srteiuat urtuuoe ilber ben 9dnScn BlNS
o~n9etlbrt 10, SrunbSlne $50, balbidbrlth, dn l..
Npril nno !. SttUber, sabtbat.
Die Saultbteiten tWr. 57l ftno Gin blpettodt0ee
iiegelffeinernes aBobnbaus NIT SelergcihoB, tnr5
lid 9ebaut. Der @runo5tns uno Die Ab9aben Wtroen
bis Slm YertaufstG9e bc6dblt.
BCttdut6beoin9urgeH: Ole Sdlttc Boar, Der JtGit IN
6 Won0ten, oocr Hles bdur, nab oem Seltcbtu oes
8duicrs; bic Croft Sabtin9en Sinlen trageno uno
ourb Sur 3uiriseenbclt oes Striuolters %tnooNtrte NO
9ubu Ransolpb Cuiuu, ! @,rmorsr,
Sbpe. u. greBtmdu, "f
CIR. 20, gpch tBnuettehr.i
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Slboha Gdt Der 9dn- uuo 8npettelir,
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YadtstS n { a snt u u M
an Der
Comet, uabe Ter Misauitbs uue HHpettsfraNe.
arait eines Detretes bee 9reiss@eribte oet Stdot
Baltimore loirb Der Undergraduate SerlDGltct duf Ole
fentliber Mutton an Ort unb Stelle 8ienftag, ben
80. Auguft 1871, Rad,inittdss nm 4 nbr, o1S nudbs
itebeno beihriebene Gi9entbum o~eriauieu, udmllG:
Den aaussn 1runeplds, tn Der Staot BATH
more 9ele0en uno, tuie lol8t, beihriehen; an oet
g~iorbieite Der GometItrabe, In Der Gnticrnun9 BON 76
Nng. oitlib pom Der 2: sinte bee 0anSen an 20. ..
Utcaini ibertragener Rlases, anianqeno; cann Oft
ltd, ldngS Der &ounettraBe, ~ Bub gebeno. odnu
norollb, rebttuinteli8 nit Der Sometftrabe, bic an
cine 4 SuB breite Alep, BON So9n Sitnplon dusgez
leat; oonn norbWefitid, lina6 bcfdgter NlsD, IL g.,
mo oann In grader 2iuie bic gum aufangc. Ss TT
blee ocrfclse Elae, ipelder onrh Sopbie brib In
elmer lrfunbe bonn z. anguit 1868 unb In ben Sanbs
arbiuen In 2iber % VI, Nr. 1856, Tol. 1913, ~cin9etras
gen. au Senuie Wfarts iibertraBen iDorben, elmer idbrs
llden @ruuomietbe BON s22 unteriuorien hnb init
einem Slpeihodiesn sisasIisiHernen aSobnbamfe
bebaut III, L ais
acknowledgements: Gin 8ritttbsil boor, Der Jieit
In gleihen 3ablungenin 9 iinb ~ Wionatep, ODER Inec
baar, ie nddj benz Belieben Dec 3dulers. Die @reoita
3abtuhesn pom Bsrtauistdge an .3inlen traaeno uno
ourdb yur 3uiriebenbett oes 8criualtere ~jnbotiirte 9to'
ten 6es gdufers 9eii6ert.
Cine Nnaabtune bon $3.50 plro oerlatgt, i'm Talte
Der 0duler nidt bic garje Sauilummt boar entrtd,tet.
Serrmann 3. Srppnhele, 8eruaItcr,
yfr. y, ct. Yaniilrahf;
S.5. @uper * Sbbne, Nrtt.,
SlpoftsGde Der gnps nno Bapettefr.
HpG ~ . 2 q DOl Az
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I'LL 9as 3zf6ii9e 8obubaus nit saSeu auf Der
Sl0oiis9te Der eorn6aros uno 9reteritraBe; @rluba
sins s2S; yrsis s2250. oSsrner ETY. ~ sitSdtgss 9aus
itra6e; @ruuoSine $50; Brcis 5000; ioipte aud Elm
uorSaglides 3stodi9es Sous an Der Ofts8rattz, cine
Ebirs petltb pon Der lpolbin9tonnrabe, 30 bel 100
Gsus, grunbJinsiret; Briefs $4,000.
Muepun * SruScup,
1851 gr. 10, Gam Buildings, ct. Raulhr.
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saTzc 5Onntagsfabrten
nndn SxShite 9fpf Mefredf.
,s Tair 9apea.
&pmmer : Ncr0niiaun9S Srt.

Das 0ampfIdtf .matilcasS perldst, ain Mon=
tad, ben t2. SUM-, anfaugeno, ben Hier 9ir. s,
etSbttr., amfJuBs Der COMMUNICATES. tdelih nm $50
ubr Wtor9ens tSarnitags mo Sannta9s ans9enorts
baistun 4 stuneen nno tebrt nm 5 nbr abenos nab
Der Stdot 5uriid.
Oas 3ampiittff nDfatiiea" oerldst otslelee
mitta9s 2 libr, blctht In 6air Sauen lange genna, um
Gin ~slssautes 5upper einSunebmsn II. tebrt Sur Staot
Der OalIpter .0ianterS tritt isosn Dtontas frib
s ibr an bic Ste1s Der sM4atilea."
Gin eutss Niniteorps besleitet jeees Dampiihit
uno cine anaenebmere Deiie Der Grbolune uno bes
Beranlaens fam oen Yeiuobueru Saltiuiore's nidt
ee6oten pcroen. Sas Sotsl unter eeitung Der 0ampis
ftif. @sIeaitai iuirb jeoe . eauemlihtetten u. Hei3e
fir aoitgdnser, ais auh fir tGelibe Gaite bieteii, uno
ps 9acI nit afen9 efitateIen Der Gallon, etnibiifs.
lid clues llsberTuHes on 6ti6en, arebien u. anfern,
petHe jeoen Gag irii9 aus Der BAL 9enomnsn, oer=
feber iein. M
Ilttaes Mabr 81; Sins unb Seriabrt 81; ainbsr
nnb Dientboten bic Sdiite. (Sunlo, 3utte.)
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HabMens5abrif an Der 2fs,pef.Gde Der alIiee
Muu, unt q drolineffraAe.
QrQit mebrercr Defrete bcs areiss@erihtes Der
Stabt Baltimore wtrb Der unter5eidnete Eeriuatter
aui 5fIenttider Mutton am Ytabe Wfitttppd1, ben
30. gua. 1871, NadimittaaS 4 ubr p~ertaufen: sltt
Sfr. 4. Sene 2 Yldbe in Der Stoot Baltimore ges
teoen unb ME fol0i bei6r,cben: Yin Der Stoiuetede
Der NIiee 9inn. uHb @droIineira6e aniansenb, oann
tpeftIId, all alice Munaitrbe flb6 5uB, mebr oter
t~perIiaer, bis an Gpringnrage, bann fibfid SO f5ub,
Damn eilidb parallel nit alice 9nnIira6s bis an Die
Sarotinefrais unb baun norolid1 an Der Garofinsfr.
bis sum Mnfanas, unb Der idbrllden @%runbmietbc
bon $3.50 untfrfuortcn.
gqr. e. Tin Der einie Der gBeRieite Der 6 rolinefr.
an Der jiioiiden Clinic BON g1ingate syiae, nno In Der
Gntiernuna BON az 6us, inebr eoer fuentger,. BON Der
Ode Der alice Muns .uno Sarolineltrate anIanaeno,
bann iioItd, fdn9s br 9inie ber Wefieite Der &dros
liueitr. Is Nub, oann iuetlid parallel nit Aliceannos
StraEe 1855 Vus, mebr ooer iueniaer, bis an bic ginie
Ser Ctisite Der Sprinsftr., 6dnn u0r6tth ldn8s Der
2inie Der Ohieitc Der Springfrabs % SUB, ino odnn
6alid paraaet nit Mliee MnnftraBe $50 6nB, lnebr
ODER ,peniger, bic Snm Anian9e, unb Der idbrltten
@runbmietbe non $l68 interlporien.
Die @ebdu6e beltebsn In elneii gutasbantcn q
Itbdieen baditsinsrnen @ebduoe, als
,,sBinsate @obelmfibte une Misunderstanding"
befannt. f
acknowledgements ; Gin DritttbeiL baar, be,
g,eit in 2 slsiben 3abIunsen In 6unbf2 Wonaten mi
3infsn nnS sur 5uirIcosubsit bss Serrpaiters ssfidert,
Sob. .. @tns, aertpalter,
.Wr. s., .Dapettehrabe.
o. 8. Cover &G1bue, Huft.
1885, ,9t,4, Z, 200, 3,6)
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@efanntmadnnae
Gnntratt fur Die Giirnarbeit am Rans
iar0enOa6e oss urusH RatbBauies. :
Yin 0iienaieRer nnn Niirnarbetter ]

Der Saazdusibu6 iorott, gu DeriteeIteH Fotesa
Uug5-SH9eboten Gut be Giieuarbsitfar eas Dadl
ec0 HfueH Rutbbaufre ausidlltBlld bts ZONES
oc6 @rbduhCs - aut. Die gduIt atbett mus pom
c'us uHb shmls6s Giten iSiu, uno Ole SiGie be
SuuIme, ihT tUelAe ote Arbtlt In @gu5tH poufenotg
adt%gittiplTe, geHdu GHaeben. 2it 3eidnlnssn Hpo
Standardization tUuHtn ~ iebcT Scli uoI SrotHuua Der
AuQtbote tW 9nrtui Dee SuptrintGHoeHtG oes SfH
baltce, ptlhsr one iu 8Ublvpuua mitber angtt9tha
belt BcwlHihtg ausiuuii ertbdlen miro, dH8etesH
DgybGu.
Die dugebcit FHo on oeu .RaH o ausihuB Ioss
Ftltu Nltbbuuis6. Building Committee ofthe New
tlty Hall gu uortiireR, mullen nui BEN y sapeIt bic
s3otte; -Aagebote aui Ole Siiruaybtti in has Dau
oCg uturH RGtbbduite- tFroposals Tor Iron Work Tor
the Roof Of The New City HalJ geihrtben habtH uno
tu NaTelu ee6 Nu5iduiCS bis i~pdieiisns wipHtdg,
ben %. dugut. RddimittdaS 2 uhr, dbaegtbtH
Dtrttu. IH RtnduBtcm Drte une So e%CnnHnttT Set
mGrbtH cam 6,eidbCH to- @tgcup0t, Alrr, ete an
tptirHo al ielH wAnidtn, aeotHet,
SO miro GauuoH mi taenvbmi0ur Sihctrti iAr Die
atluihcubuite an6idbulua be5 SoHraiiee %aetoTeeTt,
unb Die SGbturgeu iur DE Hrbdt aeldtbtn In @es
mdRbut Der StGbtptroThnuUg iu egn 9du ttRts
EcItH Ratbbduiee. Die Arhett mus nm bic Sen,
uslhe man bel Suihlaa ocS Gonuattts 10 bemitiben
beJelbnru lptJb, v~0llcnbct ictn.
Ger ausitu6 btbalt I'D oas Rtbt Dot, ttaeub
cluc6 obrr aHe aHgcbotc, %tbeltpelt obu i'm SanieH
Az nFTtnFFiFu.
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3n pcrfaufen.

Cine lanss tsisbenoe uHo aut .ssgenes @irtbidlafi
3u crfrassn in c.r Gyper. b. 81. u9f-3)
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3n ~berfaufen.

L1:I- Cine grose 2nSabt ileiner Sdutcr In alien
Stl6ttbeiten btli9 aud cine gnSabl 9doen AZ pera
lnietben onrb .. NJ. Brown 4 9Sru., Rr. 80,
Ypfts CfncesSipeuue t3t-l
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3u berfanfeu.

iii Die 2sfodt9en .3ieg tfeInss % obnbauIer Rr.
100 mo 100, @lliottitrobe, Canton, ieoes IA bel 20
8reiS $700 ieoeS. Soiuie aud oae 2=f6ttee 3ieaels
iteinsgB obnbaus Nr. 400, &antons aueue, 10 bel unz
9eidbr 80 SUI 0roB, o 3imner nit Nporanten rntbals
tend; Grlinomlet6e $50; Frets $500. Nerner baS
2eitodige 5teselittiusgp obnbGus gtr. so, @iieritraBe,
10 fSub brett NIT elmer noroliden 9ieie bis blr Aiiee
4nnirose; @riuomiet9e $i25; Vreis $ti00.
Ndbere Austunit bel SbuS. NY. griffin,
Nr. 2t2, Sniterns Aoenue,
(2S2-l tSdus oitlid pom Broaoluap.
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3n herfanieu.
9nunifeae ,it perfauien.

S2sA Cine 9~sn6neue bon 454 adcr in Dulanp's
- 8Gaeb, 4 Wieilen uon Eolu%i ontoiun. Der Boz
trt, MN Il r" aesientt nv S SutItS SrU"t safer ut1 ''s Wols u1at Sc
iniiie, Seetntrauben, Becren II. I. 10. ausgeSeidne=
tss auealpaier. 9as sono lit ind 6elber eetbsitt,
Rafer in iebem; bat elm reues, 2.fodi9es ~iteinerHes
Dad, lhonem Seller, 8toditun i6 bet 6 6uB, 5iibuers
baus, NnedPaus II. !. 10. Sc 1T aud elm 9aitoienu.
Mdrmorbru1 am Ylaee. cage 9eiuno. gu pert0us
fen hillig bel 3. III. Sppte,
u41-l Nr. 9. Qan Qinilbinas. Ct. RnnIlrnke.
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gu u~crfauien.

cue eanbIele pom 25l adern IS Uleilen BON Der
Staot ge9en @igentbum In Der Stabt al pertauihen.
Sduier an Misduitbz unb anoeren StraBen, ionic
eanoiefer nno @runonietbeu gu u~erfanfen. 9eioer
aussuleiben In beltebigen Summen bel .. Norris *
q phu, Sfr, d, at. Naulfira6e. (l50-l
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Gin aus9e,tidneter Wfae miro bitrnllt Dem Wublis
fuIn auos6otcn, nGnilih elm @rocertes eaoen nit allen
nofbmenoieen Waaren, wte fe fir bos @sftdit erforz
ber(iu iin6, geeenlber einem &inmadhe s@tabitfes
ment, ipo ~beldnot9 3 bis 400 arbsiter beihhitist iino.
81 mabt ben beitsn Blae In Der Stdot, uin getrintr
su uerfauisn. Weitere austuaft lam ii,an erbalten
tn Osr. Is, Yenniptpauid 8 Aoenue, Gfe Der
8irtieira6e, specdb's slrote." a- f9t-2l
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Ri ncrfaufen,

NlU Gin @pbnbauS init 3aeen All Der 8ies
nobe Solinsftrabe, In Der unmitteltareu
)tdbe bes Solliuss Wiarttes, ourb
Senrp VI. Gopfe,
HTaA Rr q niIhinaa. OF. aSduInr.
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THE KU-KLUX TRIALS.
STRONG EVIDENCE FOR THE DE-
FENCE.
of CoIored Witnesses-The
Argument OF nIessrs. Wilson and Mel
ton-More Indictments.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEws.l

COLUMBIA, S. c., December 81.
In the United States Court to-day, the test-
mony for the defence was continued. Color
ed Witnesses swore that before any whipplDgs
or raids had occurred threats had been made
to burn many houses, including these of
whitesides, Smith and Mitchell, of York Coun-
ty, and Sam. Jeffreys, John McCulloch and
Colonel Jehreye, of Union County. A colored
witness, named Guidon, swore alse that the
prisoner Mitchell had notified, through him,
several other colored men Of the danger Of
whipping Mitchell had found paper con-
tanning the names of the colored men to be
whipped, and gave this notice that they might
get out OF the way.
The evidence having been concluded.
Messrs Wilson and Melton summed up for
the defence, showing that their clients had no
completely with the outrages which had been
proved They admitted their membership in
a certain organization for The purposes OF pr
lection, but showed that they had used their
influence 10 prevent the more rash members
from committing unprovoked outrages.
number of indictments were presented by
the grand jury, and they were discharged
until next week.
The Hon. Reverdy Johnson leaves this city
tomorrow. PICKET.
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said to be In the city, and the parties who had
tampered with the witness to be brought be-

said to be in the city, and the parties who had
tampered with the witness to be brought be-
fore the grand jury.
The evidence to-day has shown most con.
clusively that neither of the parties charged
knew anything of the whipplngs uLtil told of
them the morning after they occurred. The
evidence to-day has also been decent, and not
of that vile nature, which was the character
istlc of yesterday, and which was probably
never equalled in any court.
AS the matter now stands, oRe- can see no
possible chance for jury, be their prejudces
never so positive, TO convict these men of any
crime, more especially OF that which they now
are charged as having committed against a
people-the colored people-who have to-day
Testified under oath. and as witnesses tor the
prosecution, that they never heard breath
against the prisoners-on the other hand, that
they had received kindnesses from Them when
in distress. day will tell how our most sim
gular and mixed jury shall look az the facts
presented.
The grand jury returned three true bills to-
day, ole of which was colored man, named
Jamison Hill, last of Orangeburg, for having
In his possession mail key. The other two
bills were for conspiracy, respectively In the
cases of. Wesley Smith and Others, and J.W.
Whtesdes and others, Of York County.
The Judge imposed new rule. from some
cause or other, to-day, and prohibited the
clerk from reading the names Of the parties
indicted in open Court.
Another murder has followed swiftly that of
the old pump-keeper Murphy. nine miles be-
low this city, Monday night Last night Mon
roe H. Harmon, a cripple, aud the keeper Of
the Lexington County poorhouse, was brutal
ly murdered while going from the village 10
that place To-day Simon Black, colored
boy. was arrested IN this city on suspicion Of
having committed The deed. The object Of
the murder was undoubtedly robbery, as Har
mon had drawn from the county commission
ers q sum of money on Monday.
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ALL ABOUT TIE STATE.

The Clarendon Press urges the executive
committee OF the Taxpayers Convention to
take every precautlon 10 disclose the frauds in
official circles. They owe IT," to the laxpay-
ers whom they represent, and the Press is
confident that fairness, honesty and unbiased
feelings will actuate them in the discharge of
this pubic trust.
Patrick Murphy. the pump-tender at
Hampton's, was brulaly murdered on Monday
night.
AN incendiary burned down the smoke
house. kitchen and barn OF Mr.. Andrew Cot
tingham, of Little Rock, on the 9th.
On the 18th inst, Willie, son of Rev. j. W.
Kelly, of Marion, was accidentally SHOT by one
of his playmateS. Tie gun was loaded with
bird shot, aud the whole discharge took effect
in the thigh, intiicLing very painful, but not
dangerous, wound.
We regret 10 learn that the fine steam mill
belonging to Mr.. Ryttenburg, OF Sumter, was
entirely destroyed by fire few days ago.
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thority from Barrett & Parker. Telegraph me
Immediately revoking their authority 10 pre-

thority from Barrett & Parker. Telegraph me
Immediately revoking their authority 10 pre-
ceed."
Jones explained that The Barrett referred to
was Judge George c. Barrett. an eminent law
yer of New York, who had been proposed as
one of the counsel for the defence of the ku-
Klux. He argued. as neary as his remarks
can be translated into English, that the Gov
ernor had then been endeavoring to
stop the frauds, and had employed
Judge Barrett to assist him, and that Bow
ems present altitude was caused by
spleen at being set aside, as the Governors
counsel, by Judge Barrett. He continued that
he was in favor of impeachment, but he want
ed that measure to include the Hon. c. c.
Bowen, and that If the House did not see fit
to impeach him, then he (Jones) would GER
tainly move for his expulsion.
Pending the remainder CT Jones's e!oquence
the House adjourned until tomorrow noon,
when this subject will again come no as the
unfinished business of to day, and with slch
new developments and atsurdites as time
may disclose. PICKET.
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DOMARIA NURSERIES.

The largest and most varied Stock OF Southern
acclmated FRUIT TREES. adapted to ur soil
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the earliest 10 the latest; Cherries Ounces Figs,
Hszle Nuts English Wanuts and spanish Chest
nuts several dnd varieties; Crap. Vines, EN-.
bracing choice table kinds; Strawberries and
pan mt and for Cemeteries; Roses-all the best;
ID hlias. GadiVlas, Lilies, &C.; Ornamental Flow.
ering Shrubs. Asparagus and Horse Radlsh
Roofs Usage orange and Mccartney Rose. lor
hedges choice Fruit Trees OF all kinds, which
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will be furnished at moderate prices. Anew
Catalogue sent to all who apply.
Persons wishing, will please apply direct to the
Proprietor. WIN. SUMMER,
noy29-c2mos Pomaria, S. G.
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THE IMPEACHMENT FIGHT.
MHIPPER BiFFLES SCOTT"S 1T
TEMPT TO FORCE Il VOTE.
The Report of "Furniture'' Dennis-A
Lame Conc1usion-The Scout Crowd
Come to the Front-They are Foiled
by Whipper and Bowen.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEwS.l
COLUMBIA, December 2


In the House to-day Dennis, of furniture
fame. presented partial report from the
Joint investigating committee. The docu'
ment explains the long delay in the labors OF
the committee; in fact. by the statement hat
they had allowed the financial agent to go into
the country and recruit his health, as they did
not wish to shoulder the responsibility Of his
death. They find the total amount of bonds
printed to correspond exactly with the
amount named in the Governors message.
In fact, the whole report, except in trifing
details, bears out the figures OF the message.
II is generally regarded as an opportune
whitewashing document The main report is
expected from New York tonight.
InA Senate, the fol owing acts having re-
ceived the Governors signature, were ratihed d
and became laws:
An act 10 repeal the joint resolution author
izng the Governor to employ an armed force
for the preservation of the peace.
An &C: to incorporate the Mountaineer Fire
Engine Company, of Walhalla.
An act to renew the charter of Strawberry
Ferry.
An act TO amend section 279 OF the Code of
Procedure.
An act to amend the charter Of George
town.
Joint resolution for the adjustment OF the
boundary between South Carolina and Georgia.
An act to incorporate the Young Mems Afri-
canus Debating Club.
An act to make an appropriation f1r the
payment of per diem and mileage of mem
bers.
In the House, James Byas and Mobley spoke
against the impeachment resolution, and
Frost and whipper in Its favor The friends
of the Governor tried to force vote to-day,
but where defeated by Whipper getting the
floor, and refusing 10 yield until three o'clock.
when the House adjourned under the rule.
This is regarded as ar. important victory Tor
the supporters of the impeachment.
whlpper, in his speech, exposed the reason
for the anxiety on the part of Jones, Mobey
and Byas to force vote to-day, saying that
the Governor had made the accomplishment
OF thaf result condition of the fulflnent of
his agreement to pay their fees.
The prospect of the success Of the impeach-
ment movement is rather brighter tonight.
PICKET.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-22
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, December 81.
In the Senate. Anthony was elected pres-
dent pro tenn. Sumner introduced his one
term. Information was asked regarding
Samana Bay from the committee on retrench-
ment, with power to send for persons and
papers.
Amnesty was resumed. Morton's amend
ment invalidating the election Of senators or
representatives now claiming seats was adopt
ed. Upon Summers motion to include his
supplemental civil rights bill. the objection
was made that Summers bill not only requir-
ed majority. but also the signature of the
President; whereas amnesty required two
thirds, but not the signature of the President.
Summers amendment was rejected. The
Senate adjourned. A large number Of amend
ments were proposed and lost Morton's being
the only one adopted. The House, after a
general debate, adjourned to the 9th OF Janu-
airy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-22
TREL4TEST-4 NEW DODGE.
The Culprit Governor 20 Convene the
General Assembly in Extraordinary
Session To-day.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEwS.l
COLUMBIA, Thursday Night,
December 2l-l0 p, NJ.


Lam Just advised that Governor Scott will
ctekene an extraordinary session of the Gen.
eral Assembly at twelve o'clock tomorrow,
claiming to have constitutional authority for
this course, in view of the present complca-
tions in the House, which he foresees will
prevent the House from coming to vote on
the impeachment question before three
O'Clock tomorrow, when, by the concurrent
resolution already adopted, the Legislature
must stand adjourned. Scott and his friends
say they are confident that if Whipper, who
now has the floor, would yield long enough
for vote to be taken, the impeachment pro-
position would be voted down by large ma
joriry. The message convening the General
Assembly will be sent In about two O'Clock.
PICKET.