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A SCENE IN THE SENATE.
P1AIN IANGU4aE ADDRESSED TO
TEE REFFIAN, BUTLER.
Senator Davis Excited.

.-, -: WASHINGTON, March 80.
+. The Senate, to-day, adopted Anthony's reso-
luton allowing the consideration of-any bill
on the South, passed by the House.
Garrett Davis, of Kentucky, made q
speech. retuting sherman's charges against
the South. . Previous to Its conclusion an
incident of unusual character occurred, which
excited considerable comment in the galleries
and upon the floor. Butler, of Massachusetts,,
occupying the. seat Of Senator Thurman. I'M
mediately adjoining that Of Davis, had been
for some time intently observing Davis: As he
proceeded, Davis became restive, and speak
inc with his usual warmth and earnestness,
suddenly faced Butler, and continuing his
argument against the credibility Of exagge-
rated Ku-Klux stories, said 'These fictitious
charges are originated by parties to
effect the Gaming elections. The Legislatures
to be elected are to choose over one-third the
members of this Senate, and 1t is with view
of using this political capital for these diabol-
cal and devilish. lends that these vile and
sianderous stories of outrages emanate from
the brains Of political scoundrels and rufians-
After taking his seat, observing Butler still
staring at him, Davis rose again, and address
Ing the former, was heard to say: What do
you,mean by attempting to browbeat me IN
that way, You are damned scoundrel, sir"
adding, after pause, '"Yes, sir, repeat 1t,
you are a damned scoundrel, Sir" At this
uncture Wilson came from his seat on the
other side Of the chamber and interposed to
preyent a continuance of the scene. Butler
soon after left the chamber. 1t is reported
that he replied to Davis, II don't know you,
sir: don't care for you, and I don't want to
speak to you."
The Senate adopted the resolution instruct
ing the Secretary of War TO cause the Engi-
neer Department to extend the survey of the
Etowah River, already ordered, to the Ocmul-
gee River, so as to embrace estimates for a
canal connecting these two rivers with the
view of openingan unobstrucsed water COM
munlcation between the Mississippi River and
the Atlantic. 10 = - -.
The House discussed the Ku-Klux bill. Fer
nando Wood read from the messages Of South
ern Governors to show that peace prevails
in all those States with few exceptions. he
denounced as infamonsthe incendiary remarks
of Kelley, delivered yesterday, and expressed
the hope that ii there should ever be a war of
races the negroes would select man more
valiant than Kelley, who, duringa disturbance
in Mobile, hid under table, pretending ne
Was dead
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against It. But when a government becomes
rapacious, and by Its exactions exhibits oe-
termination to extort from the citizen
all that he. earns, and to apply 1t to
the ;usa of it's individual members, we can
no longer submit. And there is neither virtue
nor mol propriety In our doing 30. The @hnda-
mental principle of q Republican government =
is that Representation and Taxation should go
together. We have no representation and
still are taxed, and taxed heavily, taxed with
out limit and without regard to our ability to
pay. The people we're unable to pay more
than one-half OF the one million tax imposed
last year for State taxes. It isz now preposes
to increase that tax fourfold II the people
were unable to-pay one million,, how can they
pay four million? It is simply Impossible.
We must, from necessity, combine for' mu-
tusl protection not for violence, but for SAFETY
and must use the only means In cur power,
and that is-to refuse to pay the taxes Ihe
people Of the State are sensitive of their
honor, ana Reputation is abhorrent to them.
But there is NO liquidation in announcing be-
fore hand that we will not pay what will not
be recognized as an n.ehttgation by those who
are expected to furnish the means Of payment.
Obligations are due foribeneats feceived.f We
receive nothing; therefore, we shall owe
nothing; therefore, we solemniy declare that
We will not pay these unjust, unauthorized
and Ubiquitous so-called obligations Of our
down.troddsn State. Much applause.1
After some further explanatory remarks, the
preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted. The annou ncement of this result
was received with hearty applause.
On motion. Twas resolved that, copy OF
the preamble and resolutions, as adopted, be
forwarded to the Board of Trade. :!
Alter transactlng formal business, the Cham
Der adjourned.
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PARIS, March 80.

~ PARIS, March 80.
The city is quiet. Duval submitted pro:
position to disarm the National Guards who
withheld adhesion to the Paris Government
Assay, In speech, said the Republic had
| formed a committee of public safety. oppo-
| nents will be shot down if they attempt to act
on their measures; all consnrators will meet
the same fate. =,
VERSAILLES, March 80.
The correspondence between the Versailles
and German Governments resulted In permis-
sion to Theirs to increase the Paris garrison to
| eighty thousand.
Large bodies of cavalry and infantry have
arrived from the West, and a-'large military
camp Is formed at st. German for the pretec.
tion of the government. The government
circular says France is rallying to the support
of the government, and asserts that the con-
tlnued occupation Of French territory! by the
Prussians is due to the Insurgents. The gov
ernment has temporized with the insurrectlon
to avoid bloodshed. Minotti and Rtciotti
Garibaldi have declined to fight except against
foreign enemy.
Deputies of the Right in the Assembly de.
mand the removal of the Let's. Theirs POSI-
lively refuses compliance.
General Chanzey promised the insurrection.
ary committee, before he was released, that
he would not fight except against foreigners.
BERLH, March 80.
There has been correspondence between
Bismarck and the central committee at Paris.
The latter represented that Thiers's govern
ment was unsupported in any proper way by
the country, and the election of new Assem-.
bly became necessary. The committee offered,
in the meanwhile, to pay, in few days, an In.
stalment, of the indemnity due to Germany.
Bismsrck's reply was favorable. The opinion
here is strong that the restoration of the Em.
pIre, by the aid of the imperial army, is In
eYitable.
No sitting Of the peace conference was held
today. The time Of the second meeting ia
undetermined. 1t Is rumored the events In
Paris cause delay of negotiation.
The Latest.
LONDON, March 80.
The Queen OF Sweden is dead.
De Schleger is appointed representative OF
the German Empire at Washington.
PARIS, March 80.
The manufacturers of Paris have received
permission from the authorities of the Hotel
de Vile to proceed to work. The workmen
must keep their arms stacked ready for use, as
conflict is very probable.
/ The Communists still disagree among them
selves as to future movements. No courts are
opened in Paris, all the judges having fed the
city.
In the National Assembly Theirs has declared
the withdrawal of the Germans from France
| for the moment suspended. More German
troops will enter Paris, and the French forces
be Increased proportionately.
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THE STATE OF THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, March 80.
1t is probable that the clouds and rain will,
on Friday, be more or less broken up from the
Middle States to the Mississippi Valley. Fresh
northerly winds are.probableior the lakes and
gulf. Slight winds on the Atlantic coast.
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TIE DBPosED GoHERxoR;

WASHINGTON, March so.
The wife Of Governor Holden joined him
here. He says he will not return to North
Carolina, but the Chronicle, this morning, says
he shall soon return under Federal protection.
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EFF YoU DESIRE ROSY CHElKS
end complexion fair and free from pimpsss,
blotches and eruption, purify your blood BY r1k.
iug DIR. PIERCE's ALT. EXT, OF GOLDEN
MEDICAL DISCOVERY. It has no equal for this
purpose, nor as remedy for 'Iiver Complaintn
or "Biliousness." Sold by all Druggists.
marSQ-thstu3DkC
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TEE oHoIoEsT- Asp LATEST NOVELTIES
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rHE D1soRDxRs IN FRANCE.

The Departure OF the German Troops
Certainly stopped Their Probable
Re-entry into Parls-Thiers Permitted
10 Increase the Paris Garrison to
Eighty Thousand-The VersaflIes
Government Mastering Its Forces to
Queu the Rebellion.
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a e IS T I'M % u LA Las.

"a 3 s. T I'm % II LA Las.
Read tew clrtne Testtmoat.ls N isxard 20 the
'rEFRtCAOYel that EaLISG ME0IlINE, ,t
OLD CAROLINA bfTEERSal
Atew Certificates from many In our posses.
SION Sn eGb ps1s6s aas5ss as seEshs DE- ssssd the
FROM THE rosfMlsTEE At TUMBLNa
81 -, =, IS sHsaah. s,sa So : i u ;,sas ,o,o
Gessrs. oodnaIcH, #asasA d i q o., Charleston,
- a. :,v7fN - -. .e,l..c,S y Is, * J.
Geslsman-Taln is 10 inform you that about q
year was ~ delicate health worn gus %isa
msnced nua sse usns Tie Old GaRofEfNA SfTTERs. x.
ter using nine b<esies, Ifeis as we'd and vigorous
Is thirty yeans asoIWent a;0 70 Gra ssosa ssae sae
hundred and seventytwo Pounds Ihsye since
seen strong and hsleH Accept gsntlenen ny
thanks. and success say TO the OLE CAROLINA
- :. iSINneA !. RANsoA PHILLIPS, Pm,
Tumbling Shoals, s. @.
FROM ANDREW CHAMBERS, IBwsSf0N,: GA.
,,.,. ooonsIS1 isTnTSS %S Ga, sspssesE % g 1852
Genllemen-Wben in'Sour City, st~o xeakH ago,
brated CAROLINA BIrTERG which Ghrolght
nome formy father, whose ksaith was1ery feeBh.
effects, that he considers them almost ndispensa-
Die Please md enelbse4 sixteen, tSi6) the price
Of two cases; direct them VI. j: Chambers Il Son,
No. 70 Z; sas b 8 0ofs yssS sSSpasyg 5sssgsss9a Sssssa.
,..s, ANOTHER VOICE FROM GEORGIA.
FtRr VALLEY, GA., Septgmber IS, 1852,
MessyS. = t0dDpRtCH, ,tWIEEMaN&sCe Co., CharlestoR$
Gentleman lake great pleasure iR informing
you that my vile has e1periehced great oeheat
4aom stlre uses0f the OhD CAROLINA BTTTERS.
It is certainlya good medictRe, and WonldsS
pleased II you would send me another dozen I'm.
medlately. q Respe -Hully. DC,
: fSi9aed) jNO. A. HoUHRR.
Sold by all Druggists In Charleston. The traae
Aft GOODRICH, WINEMAN i CO.,
Principal Depot. No. IS Eayne street
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ss WIN secsare Il q sbste g. sns 1iksn Premium al
$p Land Sale. 80. .mveet'1f
SO VIII seQnse - -shRxe e44 Asg9S and Q me s&t
.s5 Work OF AT y dorn your ZONES ;:::.:.:
SIS VIII secure q 1hEre ma ne Se6es Nn9faN-s4l
y Ing aMartisgs q P9esasoatsa ss:; ;Msssh :!
SIS ing, Landing or CohmtaA 8 SWerm, 81!
'S6 Wfasec1re ashaRe And,the Sseel lEngray.@ III!
SIS Ing, sTte Day we Oelebrates ..;:. .Mortn
I Uhrt,rnO; ttAm1ricah AUTUMN, ,tiss .sWofth 10
81 .Whl secure 70 SONS. shsreholder the Der.
S5 by lTansfon and Is acres OF Vineyard and 81
IS Orchard, valued at 81, 600. 1e
SIS VIII seo1re TO some sharsholder "Rose-; a
SIS va,uedlt SO, fo,ooo................, invest 81
Sc VIII secure -, sene. shneeAoldae 9Gtner; q
ST hoaie Farm, - 166 acres. -. ..........S q
S6 valued 6t $500. ,tnEegsts
Is yests @ a. Peach ORCHARD, valued al. sssoo {:
S6 WIN secure to some shareholder Vine I'll
S8 yastl md Peach Orchards q
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So surroundings, mas made y Tie eis.. i-sIlYstl
IS :. ..SAKATQGA or TIE 8OUrH.u ~
SIS The shares viii be distributed April 1Ist,
S5 when elcf Shareholder NihNee > ~
.eS NaWIIAT FIVE DoILARs WILL D0.p s$t
sTherp ID o tide In the strsirs " men, which,
Tafef at the flood, iesdson tefoftuHe. ~ Eas
YheMost Kseyai tefms % Gnhs. 4.::s
prsss ass nssisss tSs srss re nsa@ Il s oom a
10 make the Drawing, home endorsements. Md
general charaeter.o OF the enterpHtse and mRnAge.
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Az Acr to- amend an act entitled "An act to
regulate the agencies Of insurance coupa.
MES not incorporated in the State Of South
Carolina"
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives Of the State OF South caro-
lima, now met and sitting in General Assembly,
and by the authority Of the sane: -
That Section 6.of an act entitled IAN 40! 20
regulate The agencies of insurance eempanies'
not incorporated in the State OF South Caro-
lima" be amended SO as to read as follows:
...Ihst for every license issued by the comp
troller.general under this act, the company, or
agent, taking. out such license. shall pay, or
cause to be paid into the treasury Of the Stste,
the sum Of five dollars, the same to be sppEo-
priated for the use aud bene6t Of the State. .
+. Approved the 9th day Of March, A: D. 1871.
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An ACT to amend an act entitled san act to
organize the Supreme Court"
Be it enacted 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:
That section one Of an act entitled "An got
to organize the Supreme Court, ratified on the
eighteenth day Of September, in the year Of
our Lord one thodssnd' eight hundred and
sirty-efght, be, and the came is hereby, go
amended ss to read the third Tuesday Of April,
in the place Of the first Tuesday Of the same
month. =,
Approved March 8, 1871.
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w eekly Banner
For 1871.

SUBSCRIBE to n first class Family, Agricultn-
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Capital Of your State. Forty columns Of fresh
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THE ENTERPRISE.
Sweetwater, Thursday, Jan. 5, 1871
FOR lHE RNrERPRIsF.l
LEI NE 90.

/ E~NTERPRIsF.1
LEI NE 90.
Let me go, forttsrs arc falling
All Ger this land Of ours;
Let ne go unto thar eden
Where there 10 no blight Of flowers.
Let me 90 where streams ere flowing,
Blight Ground the Masters Throne,
Where no signs Of grief are felt,
Nor tears Of SORROW known,
let me 60, for hopes are blightea,
Oace my heart too iOnily cherished,
l'ge but watched their hnlGyOn light,
Till all their beauty perished.
Let me 20, for | am weary
Weary ofthis worlds bitter woe;
Aud | long 20 see the hills
Where brighter streamlets flow.
Let ne 90, 'tvoull he joy
To bid this world farewell;
Il, tolls, and cares, and sorrows,
No stranger heart can tell.
Let me go, where saving grace
Binds up the broken, ]contrite heart,
Where Friendship blooms anew,
And loved ones never part. -
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Preparation of Compound
FxtractBuchu.
The component part, are Guchu, Lsns Leaf, Gu

The component parts are Euehu, Lsng Leaf, Gu
cebs, Juniper Berries.
MopE or PREPARATI0N.-Buchr in vacuo,
Juniper Berries, by dIstillation, to form a fine
gin. Cuhcbs extracted by displacement with
spirits obtained from Juniper Berries; very lit
tie sugar is used, and q small proportion ofspir-
it. lii more p~aiatable than any now in use.
Buchu, as prepared by Druggists, is ola dark
color. 1t is a plGurthat cmits its fragrance; tine
action ct a lame destroys this its active Trinci.
ple), leaving = dark aud gluttinOus decO:tiCn.
Mine is the color OF Ingredients. The Buchu in
my preparation p~redOminates; the smallest quan-
tity Vi the other Ingredients are added, to pre-
vent fermentation; upon inspection, it will be
found not to be a r]incture, AS made in PhaTml
coppa, nor is it a Syrup-aud therefore can
be used in cases where fever or inflammation eN-
let. In this, you h We the knowledge Of the in
gradients and the mode Of preparation. Hoping
that you will favor it with a trial, and that rp-
on inspection il will meet with your appr0Ja-
ton, with a feeling Of confidence, | am, very re-
specially, H.. I. IELMBuI.p, Chemist and
Druggist, Of &c Years Experience.
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q u e e N S w a + e
Direct Importation

They will be gratifed to see their old friends
and customers, guaranteeing them as heretofore,
entire satisfaction.
They would also Gull the special attention of
merchants in this portion of the State and
throughout Middle and West Tennessee,
Georgia, Alabama, Kentucky, North Carolina,
and Virginia, accessible to this point, who have
neIer visited their house, to the superior sdyan-
tagss they will oasr them in Stock adapted to
their wants and the spssial Inducements IN
urisea.
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TERMS TO CLUBS.

Five copies, one year. sspsrs,siy addressed.
Pour Dollars.
Ten copies, ono year. senArsteiy addressed land
III extra copy to the gstgof ~ u olupl.
Eisht Dollars.
Twenty cobiea, ono yosr, 'en%ratelS addressed
q ID an extra copy ~ the 2sttrr up o. clsol,
Fifteen Dollars.
R.f,y copies. ore yesr. ~ one address tapd the
Semi. n eekly one YEA - rct'-f w Ct cl1hl.
Thir:y-thrcJ DoiIGrE.
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lAni the Daily for o1e yosr 70 II. e ttsr W OF
cluoI. Fifty Dollars.
ORE bnrdred copies, one year. sepafstcly nd
dressed and the Only for oao yer 10 tds rat'sr
~ ofcl-bl, Sixfy Dollars.
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soa',SA," e.S-"4"fe' tut@!E' however
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the request reIer one having paused
to CONSIDER ta'. t9t letter might se u
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was 50 follows:
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you thrt a'+, ANA nave ge,n ready to
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tl;In- VINO Gal tantu trpH and thus re-
sYoulcl 10 What lie supposed to Lave
been p'r0nL ~ his "la1y-jpve,'
Tho result Of this misunderstood ror-
r.sronas4-e, Es l3ay h2 reasonably in
Tuned, ,Yss 10 -s.raGga hearts that had
hltno"T7 earned towards oaoh other,
llll5 both were placed in & position Of
IN a-aI--i al OF Indifference 10 each
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he I'll II, 3Ht neither dared to ayeah
the aaaL Hl..2 lad now, sc aH.h slppos-
ID c,.s=i ,.s., cor. ?orl'l.c2 forever,
v4.i .laN Lon. r-j>r tao marriage al
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