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aghast at the terrible probabilities. It has blown
over, however. and the understanding now IS that
the senator will not reopen his batteries. Some
opine that the threat to relieve him Of the onerous
duties Of chairman Of the committee on foreign
relations, In case he continued his attacks upon
the administration, had something TO do Win
changing Ills mind. 1t Is well TO await further
developments before agreeing tU this.
Senator Revels retires to the shades OF private
life After the fourth OF next month, unless, In
deed, the President In consideration el tne lac'
that the Congressional career or this negro sena
tor has been, when compared With that OF certain
blatant carpet-baggers as well as rating Radical
orators from the far West, OF character demand
ing appreciation sincere, shall appoint him to
some office OF trust and emolument under the
government. This is By no means improbable.
Congress is near the eve OF adjournment and
from having expended so much time In consider
ing measures directed against the Southern
States and for the promotion OF Radical party
strength, all Of which are known 10 the intell-
gent people OF every section, finds now, with only
three and half working days:a disposal, that 1t
will be impossible to get through with all the ap.
60 over for the new Congress, which will be In
session probably until the middle Of April. :
When the new session opens, questions will be
sprung very different from that which have ab-
sorbed the attention OF the present and the
several precedlngones. There must be some ex-
preston OF views iegarding the solid business IN
terest Of the country. The President Will hardly
send a message to the new Congress, as he con-
siGers no necessity exists FOR SO doing. TO be
consistent. however, he might take the opportu.
nifty. which is favorably offered, OF recommend
ing anew the passage Of a general amnesty law
which, it will be recollecteh, he suggested in his
message, announcing that he had suffered the 6pl
to repeal the test oath TO become law without bis
signature. The House may pass general am
nesty law, but 1t is very doubtful If the Senate
would concur, considering that enough has been
vouchsafed in the privileges already accorded: :.
The opinion IS very prevalent that the new ses:
sion will last at least TWO months. Elk RIDGE.
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TIE PORT ROYAL swrNDLE.
Text ofthe Bill.

The following is the full text Of the Infamous
Port Royal Railroad bill, which the lobbyists are
now striving to push through the General AS
sembly:
A BILL RELATING TO THE PORT ROYAL RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Be IL endcted by the Senate and House OF Repre-
seutatives OF the State Of South Carolina, now
met aud sitting In General Assembly, and by the
authority OF the same:
SECTION /. That the charter Of the Port Royal
Railroad is hereby amended, to enable them to
complete and equip their railroad. The comp
troller.general OF this State Is hereby authorized
and directed 10 enter upon the books OF the COM
psny, in the name Of the State, q subscription for
one million o. dollars to the capital stock OF the
company.
Paragraph /. That whenever such subscription
shall be made and in order TO pay for the sa me,
the comptrolier-ge shall issue and deliver to
the company the bonds or the State to the
amount OF one million OF dollars payable IN
twenty years, each bond In the sum OF Que thou
sand dollars, with coupons attached, for the pay.
ment Of the interest semi-anuualy, at The rate ot
Six cents per centum per annum, both principal
and interest payable Ia coin; said bonds 10 @ oe
signed by the treasurer OF the State. and the
coupons to he signed by the written or engraved
signature OF the treasurer OF the State; and 1or
the payment OF the principal and interest OF the
sa as the sane may a inc
Paragraph Q. That gu annual tax, in addition
to all other taxes, shall be- and is hereby levied
upon the taxable property OF the state sufficient
to pay the interest, as the same shall lall due.
Paragraph 3. THAI the provis0 heretofore en-
aclel. whereby the said company was required 10
complete fifty miles Of their railroad By the ls5
day OF January, 1871, Is hereby repealed. and the
time for the completion OF the whole ROAD Is eX-
tended to the lst day OF January, A. D. 1873.
Paragraph 4. This act shall take effect immedl-
ately.
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A NEW DODGE OF THE RING
PROPOSED CONsOLIDATIONO OF TIE
GREENVILLE AND Blue
RIDGE ROADS.
An Old Foe with a New .Face-Sharp
Trick of the GreeavilIIans-Prosp
OF the Sterling Funding Bill.
rsrCc1AL rEIteRAa TO the NEws.l


COLUMBIA, Thursday, March 2,
Petitions for the removal of Judge Thomas
were read il the Senate and House. and resolu-
tions were adopted ordering him TO appear be-
fore the General Assembly on Saturday. con
current resolution was also adopted, ordering the
treasurer OF the Blue Ridge Railroad to report to
the General Assembly what disposition he made
OF the three hundred thousand dollars borrowed
from the State.
The Senate passed the bills Incorporating the
Clafin University and the State Agricultural Col.
lege. and recommitted the Greenvllle and Solum-
bla Railroad bill.
The House passed o bill regulating the election
of Mayor and Aldermen Of the City Of Charleston,
fixing Ne next election. for August, 1871. The
vote indefinitely postponlng the sterling funded
debt bill was reconsidered, and the bill was refer.
red to committee. The House also reconsidered
aud adopted the concurrent resolution paying the
witnesses summoned in the Charleston County
commission investigation.
at the evening session, Swails, In the Senate,
submitted report from the committee on rail-
roads, recommending the adoption OF substitute
instead Of the present Greenvile bill The sub
st,ute consolidares the Greenville and Blue Ridge
Roads, under the name Of tbs Greenville
and Knoxville Road, and provides that, the
State shall waive It's first lien In favor OF the mort
gage, free the guaranteed bonds OF the Blue
Ridge Railroad, and accept second lien. The
substitute was ordered to be printed.
The House went into a second rea1ipg Of the
bill creating sterling funded debt. The majori
ty seems 10 be against it.
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tERoM OLE owx CORRESPONDENCE

WASHINGTON, February q.
1t will be useless to speculate upon the pro-
ceedings and Deliberations OF the Joat High Com
mission, which met IN shA city yesterday. Cor
respondents and loca! reporters have interview.
ed as many OF the American members OF the
commission as could be reached, and the conclu-
sion is general that nothing will be told ant The
government shall have received the reports. In
oil official circles there continues an ardent be-
lief that the results will tend to cement friendly
relations between this and the English Govern
ment. There were some apprehensions that The
Fenlan question would be disturbing element
Ia the discussions to ensue, but these have been
dssnated.
Another tilt was expected between Senator
Sumner aud the administration senators 20 day,
but it did not occur, the former not making his
appearance in the Senate He has sufficiently re-
covered from his recent illness TO resume offensive
operations, and really intended doing so on the
san Domingo scheme, which was 10 have received
an0tder oyerhsu.ing by the Massachusetts senator
in the dscassIou Of the naval appropriation bill.
The administrator party is SAID to have been
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AFFAIRS IN W4sHINGToN.
claims Against Railroads.

WASHINGTON, March ..
The last accounts from the coal regions
represent the laborers, operators and carrying
companies as equally stubborn.
]. r. Smith was nominated for postmaster u
Meridian, Miss. 4. Clark was confirmed as as
SCISSOR for the First Georgia District.
The President will receive 70 visitors during
the rest Of the week.
The next Congress will havetae nouInation Of
forty cadets.
The members Of the High Commissiol visited the
capitol The event elected several stump speeches.
The Senate BILL which passed tie Senate and
goes to the President, regarding railroads, is Us
follows:
Whereas, Certain suits are now pending in the
United States Courts within the State of Tenues
see against certain railroad corporations IN that
State on account OF property sold to sald corpor-
ations by the government, which suits are con-
tested by the defendant corporations. and where
as it is for the interest Of the government 10
speedily adjust and collect the claims OF the United
States while avoiding the litigation and loss by
the insolvency OF any such railroad; therefore.
Be il enacted, That the Secretary OF War be and
is hereby authorized and required, II ne shali
deem It advisable, ny and with the advice OF the
counsel Of record In such suits, for the United
States and Attorney General OF the United Staten
to compromise, adjust and settle the same upon
such terms as to amount and time Of payment as
may be Just and equitable and best calculated ID
protect the interests OF the government
The Cincinnati and Southern Railroad bill! comes
up for its third reading tomorrow.
The appropriations were resumed in night ses-
sion.
The conference committee on the Texas Pacific
Railroad have agreed upon report for branch
from New Orleans 20 Marshall, Texas, via Ea1on
Rouge and Alexandria; the trunk from Marshall
to San Diego, and branch from Colorado River,
near the thirty-second parallel. Parliamentary
courtesy requires that the House must act first on
the report.
HOUSE.
A bill passed providing for three commissioners
to examine the claims Of loyal citizens OF the
Southern States, for army stores furnished dur
lug the rebellion, including the use and loss Of
vessels employed by the government The COM
missoners are not to be residents Of the Southern
States; shslthold their session at Washington,
aud then adjourn to such places in the Southern
States as they may SELECT, and report their pro-
ceedings as each session Of Congress. The bill
passed restoring James Belyer to his rauk as
major and quar,ermaster. anu goes to The Presl-
dent. The bill removing the political disabilities
OF ninety.one Kentuckians, which passed the Sem
ate In July was passed, end goes to the President.
Adjourned
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PAINFUL ACCIDENr-We regret to learn that
Mr. W. N Fuitt met with very severe II not
fatal accident al the steam saw mill Of Messrs.
Suits l. Beck, on Monday evening last: 1t ap-
pears that bAwas loading wagon with lumber,
several pieces Of heavy lumber falling on him.
broke his leg In two places, just above the ankle
and Immediately below the knee, and otherwise
bruised and Injured bis person. His condition,
we understand, Is considered very dangerous
KinUsfrep Si0r
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Barometer corrected for elevation and tempe,

WASHINGTON. March 8.
Synopsis Of weather report for past twenty-four
hours: The pressure has been diminishing gradual
ly since yesterday evening. On tue gulf and
South Atlantic coast 1t has been variable; on the
East Atlantic it has diminished rapidly; on the
lakes fair weather has prevailed; on the South
Atlantic, threatening weather, with light rain s
on the gulf and lower lakes
Rains have fallen generally on Lake Michigan,
aud the country south and west OF Ohio. Fresh
southwesterly winds are NOW reported from the
Gulf to Lake Ontario; fresh and brisk northerly
winds on Lake Michigan, and In the extreme
Northwest.
PROBABILITIES.
1t is probable that the raius west Of the ALE.
ghanies will, on Friday, extend generally along
the Atlantic coast with fresh and brisk winds,
and that fresh winds and cloady weather will
prev all on tine uppar lakes.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Sir Stafford Nor.hcote left New York for
Washington yesterday.
United States Judge Busted ia on trial In.
Montgomery for imprisoning the State auditor in
June last, for alleged contempt. Damages
$3.50 900.
The French supply ship sailed from New York
rop,ord,y
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STATE OF THE WE4THER.

The following is the War Department wealth
er report-dlvislons of kilograms and reports for
the benefit OF commerce. Observations taken
yesterday. at 1851 P. NJ, Charleston time.
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.OR SAvANN A h.
l. :, ro.Nr srarE ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS.

The sple@aolss n g. sS Vincent, win leave
SapptSern wharf for the above place on FRIDAY
ETnS1sa March ls1 at sse Seleck Gap,sn sS T.
Day EVENING March I, 1871, at $50 O'CLOCK, lof
the the above place. RAvENEL 4 CO., Agents.
MARI
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DACrFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPYD
THROUGH LINE 70
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier kfMA
| No, 42 North River, foot OF Canal S&tR R
street, New York, at II O'Clock noon, o. the zth
and Goth Of every month except when these
dates fan on Sunday, then the Saturday preced.
Ing.
steamers for south Pacific and Central American
porta. Those OF 9TH touch at Manzanilo.
Steamship GREAT REP UBLIC leaves San FraA-
cisco for Japan and China March ], 1871.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but
20 direct nom New York to AsplnWalL
One hundred pounds baggage Tree to eacn adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. +. T. BABY, Agent.
iuiyl6-lyr
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Jnsnranre.
NHE UTHERN LIF!
INSURANCE COMP ANY.

INsURANC COMPANY.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
ATLANTA, Ga.
General John B. Gordon, President, Atlanta, aa.
General A. b. Colquitt, Planter, Barker County 7,
Ga.
A. Austell, Banker, Atlanta, Ga.
E. W. Holland, Atlanta, Ga.
]. h. Galloway, Atlanta, Ca
Hon. B. C. Yancey, Athens, Ca.
b. ]. Smith, Planter. Cuthbert, Ga.
II. '. NJ Miller, Atlanta. Ga.
General Wade hampton, Columbia, 8. C.
William Johnston, President 4 y. C. R. R''
@. H. PhinIzy, Commission Merchant Augusta,
Robert Thomas, Athens Ga.
D. E. Butler, Commission Merchant Augusta, Ga.
B. L. Wilingham, Planter, Allendale, 8. g.
". A. Caldwell Greensboro. N. G.
r. q. Cowan, Wilmington, n. G.
y. R. Murchison, Wilmington, N. q.
F. J. Pezer, Charleston, S. c.
D. G. FowIe, Raleigh. N.C:
General W. r. Cox, Raleigh, n. G.
BOARD OF D1REC CToRs,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
K. q. BrinIley, President Memphis and Little
R0Ni Railroad, Memphis, Tenn.
F. NJ. White President Mississippi and tennessee
Amos s' woodruff, President Memphis and Ohio
Railroad, Memphis. Tenn;
F. 5. Davis, President First National Bank, Men,
pills. Tenn.
ID. Ii. Townsend, Memphis, Tenn.
Fl. A, Partee Cotton Factor, Memphis, Tenn.
T. a, Nelson. Cotton Factor, Memphis, Tenn.
Hugh Terrence, Cotton Factor, Memphis, Tenn.
]. Weller, Contractor, Memphis, Tenn.
]. w. McCown Merchant Memphis, Tenn.
Charles Kortrecht, Attorney as Law, Memphis,
Tenn.
c. ". Fraser, Attorney at Law, Memphis, Tenn.
Genera! John B. Gordon, Atlanta, Ga.
W. G. ireland, Louisville, KY.
". II. Cherry, Banker, Memphis, Tenn.
OFFICERS
T. A. NELSON, President
AMOS WOODRUFF, First Nicepresident.
+. NJ WHITE, Second V!ce.president.
BEN NAY Secretary.
CUAs T. PATTERSON, Assistant Secretary.
F. S. DAVIS, Treasurer.
AUGUSTA BRANCH.
!; bn. Fl T. AFFAEHa Il. AtEaWa7os, General Agents.
PAID Up S1dU0OO UoOO
Income, per aRnum. .l'Vvoooo
Assets January 1sr, nearly. ,Zoo''oo
SAMUEL Y. TUPPPER,
feblo-lmo RESIDENT AGENT.
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4 LIVELY DAY'S WORK.

A Spicy Debate in the Housc-Hard on
Hurley-A Poor Lookout for the Green
vilIians-GeneraI Business-Hacking
at the Blue Ridge Bonds.
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LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.

No News from the Joint High Commits
sIou-AnotherT Tilt from Sumner-Sen-
ator Revels-Work Before Congress
Substantial Business Matters Crying
for Attention, &C., &c.
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m E S T NJ o N A l. S.
Read few OF the Testimonials in regard to the
EFFICACY OF that STERLING MEDICINE,
OLD CAROLINA BITTERS.
A few Certificates from the many in our posses
sion from persons who have tested the
OLD CAROLINA BITTERS:
FROM THE POSTMASTER AT TGMBLING
49, SHOALS, S. G.
TuMBLISG SHOALS, S. c., April 9, 1870
Messrs. GooDR1cu, WINEMAN & Co., Charleston,
Sc:
Gentiemen-This is to inform you that about a
year ago was In delicate health, worn out Win
menced M using the OLD CAROLINA BITTERsr AZ.
ter using nine bottles, felt as well and vigorous
as. thirty years ago-Went TO WORK anu maae
money. 1 weighed, after using the above, one
hunt]red and seventy.two pounds. have since
been strong and hale. Accept gentlemen, my
thanks, and success say to the OLD CARDLlSA
- Is tSigned) RANSOM PHILLIPS, P. NJ,
Tumbling Shoals, S. G.
FROM ANDREW CHAMBERS, IRwINToN, GA.
IRwINT0N, GA, September %, 1867
Messrs. GOODRICH, WINEMAN & Co.:
Gentlemen-When In your city, Two weeks ago
your DR.. Service gave me bottle OF your ceie.
6rated CAROLINA BTTTERS, which brought
home for my father, whose health was very feeble
After using It ne was So SO ~e plssIed
ble Please find enclosed sixteen, ($l6,) the price
of two cases; direct them W. ]. Chambers Son,
No. l6, G. r. r. Yours, very respectfully,
(SIgnedl ANDREW CHAMBERS.
ANOTHER VOICE FROM GEORGIA.
FORT VALLEY, GA, September Is, 1863.
Messrs GOODRICH, WINEAAN & Co., Charleston;
Gentlemen-I take great pleasure In informing
YOU thai my wife has experienced great benefit
from the use of the OLD CAROLINA BlTTERS.
IL is certainly good medicine, and would be
pleased il YOU would send me another dozen i'm
medately. Respectfully, &C.,
ISigned) JEo, A. HoUsER.
Sold by all Druggists in Charleston. The trade
supplied by ,
Principal Depot, No. s6 Hayne street.
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WEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH.

TJEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.
FOR PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT, HILTON.
HEAD, SAVANNAH. DARlEN AND
BRUNSWICK, GA.
The favorite Steamer
LIZA H a ~ G . x,
Captain L. W. BURNS,
will, receive Freight at Accommoda- 10y
ZION wharf for above points every 4
TnKspAY, and leave on every WEDNESDAY 40AA.
eveninr. and leaving for Darien, DC, the follow
inc morning. Returning, will leave Savannah for
GSarIeston every MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock.
For Freight or passage, apply to
RAVENEL. HOLMES d CO.,
sepl0 No. III East Bay.
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.oR GARDENERS BLUFF,

ToR GARDENERS BLUFF,
AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON TIE
PEEDEE RIVER.
The Steamer GENERAL MANI .1k.S
GAULT, Captain 3. s. Cordes, Is now - g.
receiving freight at Middle Atlantic Wharf, aud
win leave as above on SATURDAY NIGHT. the atm
instant.
For engagements apply to
SHACKELFORD & KELLY, Agents,
mar3.2 No. Boyce's Wharf. q
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1)remiHm iano Sale.
$4,000 $4,000
LAST CHANCE TO SEE WHAT IS WILL DO.

LAST CHANCE TO SEE WHAT SIS WILL DO.
IS VIII secure sharei in the Aiken Premium g
Is viii secure share as above ana fine IS
SIS Work OF Art to adorn your homes. S.
SIS VIII secure share and The Steel EDgray- 50
IS viii secure share and the Steel Engrav- So
s. viii viii secure ashare and the steel Engray. S
S. Ing, "The Day we Celebrate: worth s. s.
SIS Will secure share and the beautiful 80
SIS Chremo, American Autumn, D.. worth $5
SIS VIII secure to some shareholder the Der S6
SIS by Mansion and 25 acres Of Vineyard and 80
S. Orchard, valued at $e5, ooo ..;.....:;;.... 20
SIS Viii secure 10 some shareholder Rose $6
IS vile Farm, 100 acres. 80
SIS valued at $40 009.. Invest 50
S5 VIII secure to some shareholder '"Gin- S.
s. house Farm" lS5 acres .-.-.....,...... S5
As IS wiifsecIre % wi % to some shareholder who in. IS
S. vests, Peach orchard, valued at S3500 50
S. Will secure to some shareholder Vine $6
SIS yard and Peach Orchard. ............. %
IS. valued at $4,000. invest 30
S. Villa Site, with Cottage. Garden, DO, 50
$5 valued at $2500. Invest %
SIS VIII secure TO ss other shareholders val 30
SIS liable properties, ranging In value from s.
IS These Real Estate Prizes.:......:..:..." s6
IS valued at 5000, are located In the beau S.
s5 tiful Town OF Aiken, South Carolina" S5
30 It's uneQ0aUeu clHldLe anu nehIu-SNiuS 30
SIS surroundings, has made It the S.
So SARATOGA OF TIE SOUTH" S.
$5 The Shares win be distributed April 21st, So
SIS when each Shareholder will see S6
IS .'WHkT FIVE DOLLARS WILL DOL 10
.There ia a tide In the affairs OF men, which,
Taken at the food, leads on to fortune"
The most liberal terms to Clubs.
For description OF the valuable Real Estate,
Prizes, notices OF the press, names OF Committee
to make the Drawing, home endorsements, ana
general character OF the enterprise and manage
ment sead for pamphlet. Remittances lor shares
should be made with Posto1lce Money Order, or
currency In registered letter, or by Express Ad.
dress J. q. DERBY, General Manager,
Augusta Ca.
ONCE corner OF Jackson and Reynolds streets.
g1- Residents Of Charleston aud vicinity can
secure Shares by applying TO ], RUSSELL BAKER,
so Society ST.. at e. H1CkEf'S No. 35 King street;
WILBUR Il SONS, No. SO Broad street, and JU-
LIUS ROCMILLAT'S, No. COL king street, where
specimens ofthe Works Of Art, which each share
holder receives, can be seen. mar242
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EoR PH1LAD L P n I A
WEEKLY STEAM L1NE1rHURsDAYs.

the IRON screw Ste3Wsmp
VIR GIN I A,
ALEXANDER HUNTER, Commander, .
VIII be dispatched for Philadelphia on .<EA1k
ERIDLY, Sd March, at 2 O'Clock P.
NJ, from Browns North Wharf. = u
The now screw, Steamship FALL RIVER, Gap.
tain Hlnckley, win follow on the 9th March.
n6Through Bills LadiHg win be Issued to Bod.
ton. -
rood cabin accommodations, apply to
WM A. COURTENAY,
feb27-mtuthf4 No. Union Wharf.
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T1OR SAVANNAH VIA BEAUFORT AND

L>OR SAVANNAH VIA BEAUFORT AND
-I PACIFIC LANDING.
The Steamer PILOT BOY, Captain .uESh
]. W. Sly, will leave Central Wharf ~
for above points every MONDAY MORNING, 81
O'Clock, and for Beaufort and Pacific Landing
every THURSDAY, leaving here at O'Clock Am.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
j.. d. AIKEN, Agent,
feb1 No. Central Wharf,.
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ALL QUIET IN PARIS.
TIRE TREATY OF PEACE RATIFIED

Occupation or Paris by German army
admirable Behavior of the People
Kaiser Wilhelm will not Enter the
City-The Germans Keep to their
ouarters-Our Fritz to Review the
Army.
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The following bills and joint resolution were re.
ceired from the House and received q first read
ing: A bill to recharter the Cypress GsusewsY; 8
bill to P3Ohibit the bringing Of paupers into the
State Of South Carolina; q bill TO amend an act
entitled IAN act to Incorporate the Homestesd
Building. Planting and Loan Association OF South
Caro,:na;'' bill 10 repeal an act entitled ''Au act
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teTatinn Of nroperH:'' a 6ill TO incorporate Ger.
tain religious associations; joint resolution TO an:
thorize the county commissioners 0. heIshaW
County to levy q special tax for tas purpose Of
building county Jail.