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NOTES AND NEWS.
Special UtxpatoA to I'he Chicago I'rtbune.
THE rfnrFrv prpraT. uTYy

THE Mo1ETY REPEAL BILL.
WASHINGTON. D. G., June 11.-The WayH and
Means Committee will consider the Moioty bill
rs amended IN tle 6euato tomorrow. One of
tho Senate amendments provided for tho excep-
ton Of suits pending on the 1st Of May. This
covers tho great suit against Jordan, Marsh d.
Co., which Was began On that day. Tho Com
1ntteo will recommend, 1t IL thought, that this
provision bo stricken out, md that tho othor
amendments, which are Of minor Importance bo
ooncurred in.
aAwYEns rn1ENpB At WORK,
a petition to the prosidnut to reappoint Baw-
yer to the MISUNDERSTANDING of tho Troas-
nry il circulating among tho ultra loyal for Aig-
natures. Il is said that Horace Maynard haB
signed it, although it IL difficult to imaglno upon
what grounds he jtsstidcs tho action. Tho whole
power Of tho New York Custom-Houso clique
will doubtleHs 10 usod to mako tho effort suc-
coBsfnl, but tho obstacles to bo overcome Bocm
to be inBurmonntable.
Tho testimony with regard to
THE HARRINGTON BAFE-nuR0LARY
has come to light tinnlly, and furnishes
all, Interesting chapter IN tic history OF tho
Washington ring. 1t mAkoH without any con,-
ments by tho Committee volume Of over quo
tho account Of the affair that was gyeii in thvso
dispatches . short time ago. It illustrates most
foroib!y tho desperate htraits to which tho
District officials anl their apologtBts were re-
ducod ln their attompt to thwart and impede Tho
investigation. The attempt to blast tho gond
name aud fame Of reputable oitizon who hap-
ponod to be ono OF the memorialintH, by faBtei,-
ing upon him the responsibility for burglary, is
far more nnprlnolplel und daring than anything
over undertaken by tho Tweed ring.
rENsIoNH.
Tho House Committee On poMaions will report
bill Tomorrow amending tho pe.,Bion lava 10
that q soldier who hRa received moro tlau opo
wound which totally disabeH him may receive
Anntx At
ilrAWh TO rallevB eiztAat ox.nn1dlerd Win haYs
|qat shoa ops hs'a and QAa lsg. Ihssa sixteen
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SPAIN.

PAnIH, Juno 2l.--A dispatch from the Spanish
frontier sayB that numerous bands III tho Basque
provinces hnyo rovoltod against Don Carlos, do
naanding poace. Don Carlos has ordered that
upon capture they shall bo shot.
MADRID, June 11.-Gen. Conoha hns boguu
actiyo operations against tho Carlists In Na-
yarfo.
LONDON. Juno 11.-A special dispatch to tho
Times from tho North Of Spain says: Gen.
Concha and atatr have left Logreno for Tudela.
Thirty thousand National troops are marching to
the Amoz Cons Valley. Tho Carlist army, under
commune. of Gen. Dorregary, now numbers q, 600
Men.
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against tho passage Of this report. He bo1fevod
tha@ i1s friends did not know whatis Objects would
be. EVIL and only evil would Bprlng ott Of It's
pasaago. Ho was opposed to any proposition
which lad attempted to override what God had
made aa money. Flo thought when tho country
entered upon gold baHts 1t would cntor upon
an ora OF prosperity which would bo unbroken
Tor contnry:
Mr. HARVEY fayorod tho adoption Of tho
cohtcrenco report. The Senator from Nevada
{JonG9} had called gold "aod.nado money!
10 lhafVey) thonRht that new doctrine, and
con!d nowhere ~ his readings whoro God lad
satd tho legal.tendor Of tho country should bo
gold.
ar. AOtfAN SPOKE III favor Of tho roport, aid
aaid no wab surpflse! to hoar mon opposing It
Horo to-uay WHO. slort tlno ago. advocated tho
worry toatureH it contained. Those who had
called Senators on hls side inilationtBts had de-
clafoa thomBolVoH Ill favor Of specie pay
mont. Now they hntl a. moaB'1ro Tor
specie =, resumption presented to thom,
anti II they SHOULD put themselves on record
aEaahat IL inc tables Wou!d DO turned. Ihe Dill
j.! s . @ s.sinootJ I. " nt.t ons ~ "nn "..4!t
.ss ~ ppi ~ W no'sio tna soAe1 tnalg'ht 4uus
;n1'a ~, ".''t ~. aof ~ .o na's na ul
~, oth sa ~ mt ~; pm1nt ~ ~ '9coasn 1
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ITALY.

ROME June 11.-Tho American pilgrims to.
day paid q visit to Cnrdinal Dorran1eo, who dla.
tributod among them copies OF tho medal as<
pocialy struck by command Of tho 1'opo in COM
momoration Of tho pilgrimage. The Holy
Father doputod Slgnor nossi, tho distinguished
Italian Archaeological and author, 70 accompany
the pilgrims on their visit to Naples and other
monuments OF ancient Romo.
RoME June 11.-At the reception given to tho
American pilgrims to-day by Cardinal Barromes,
the extension to America OF tho Society for tho
Promotion Of CntAolfo Interests WAS discussed,
The Presidency of tho American branch Of tho
Society was tondorea to tho Popo.
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mon arc tho only survivors who l,.vo boon liea-
blcd to such an extent, md tho bill, II passed,
will giTo from $50 to A48 por month to oach,
t1b ths Atsocfatcd Frftt1

b1ed to euch an e1tont, md tho bill, II passed,
will gtve from $50 to a48 per month to cach.
tTo ths Aasocfatcd fTsts.1
PATENTS.
WASHINGTON, .. g., juno 11.-Tho Senate
Committee on Patents to-day decided to report
adversely on applications for the extension Of
Atwood's car-wleel patona;, also, Tho throo Sow
ing-mach,no patenta OF Wiokornan, A. D. VIII
son, and Ackcrs Fltthouaon.
NOMINATION.
The President nominated William Fl. parkor
Collector OF Iutornal Royenuo for the District Of
Colorado.
rosTAL MATTERS.
Tho sonato Committee OIL Post-Of!lcos 1fas
boon directed to inquire whether further legtsla-
tion IL necessary to aecr1e the Bemi-monthly
transmission of tho mailH botween tho United
States and China.
THE GERMAN MISSION.
:. Tho Senate confirmed the nomination Of ]. o.
Bancroft Davis, Envoy Extraordinary mud Minis
tor Plonipotcntiary, to tho German Empire, from
July l, 1874, whom tho resignation Of tho Hon.
THE ST. PHILIP CANAL. D11L,
Tho Committee on transportation to tho Sea-
bonrd considered tho nouBo st. rhlllp Cnnnl bill.
There wore six members present, and MeBsrH.
Tho vote stood-1rHt, . against 8, tho yeas
being NloBsrs. Window, :sNost, and Conoyor; and
nays, Norwood, Davis, md Mitchell. SubHo-
4uently Ar. ConoEcr wlll,drow hia vote, leaving
tho Committee for. and 0 against
delegation, they askod q hearing boforo the
oonmittoo tomorrow, which senntor Window
Inns accorded.
THE sANnonN CONTRACTS.
Mr.. Sherman, from the Finance Committee,
reported back tho Honso bill ropealing tho pro-
vision Of tho low Of 1873, undor which tho San
born contracts wero mado, md royoltfug all
existing contracts. The amendment proposed
by tho Committee is to strike out tho section
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PUBLIC SALE,
A Magnfficent Suburban Homo
for Sale at Sterling, Ill.

Ths splendid roa.donco Of Mfr. L. II. Bowen is now
Offered for sale It is beautifully located tho bank Of
ing ctty with supesior
ottheQ IN: Y. :: +: Ne p:ia. :. c5psn.c h.: 6sea
denoet in tho Wost. Tho grounds oomptso t1 acros,
that for natural beauty and magnificent soonory and
wIth boaptifai S;Es Pxs!s 6o%ss, ssfdsa: sna ss!o
Tho g9!o Is eo1ered Th natural shsdetroea compris;
Tho house Il modern built, Of bok, 10 BY - foot With
70 oS,'rysto sad sys, Rjsn aS& detail + ssTsd oat
lor. !i.rsry reception and dining rooms, halls. and
sssp9 ar laGgs % & an9 sinEa1t, 1aE
direction The hou.o supplied With all tho oaorn i'm
hot and cold wAter Ia every roon.
Tho houao 10 thoroughly aud elegantly furnished With
great cnre for comfort and convontonco and all tho
requtstcs for magnificent horno It has superior In
tho oa It muat bo aeon to bo appreciated. There
p tho pfsHss. b1iok barn, ghoase q1d ioe
On the premise. the lssh a:y Jans ~ y ocook
to examine this ottcr boiots tho day OF sale.
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INDIA.

LONDON, Juno 10.~A special dispatch from
Darloing we're directed agninEt tho exporters Of
food. = Tho ri0tefs weEn chiefly unarmed bands,
and nrrdled Themselves Of tho excitement enusod
by thctr demonstrations to plunder number OF
BtoroB. Several Of the riotoEa woro killed. Tho
Government Commissioner has eent troops to
tho aceno Of disturbance, to prevent rocur-
rence Of tho riots. Two hundred thousand por-
SONS arc being relieved in Mozufferporo, whora,
the suffering is already very great aud ia inc1eas-
ing.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

San FnAso1sco, Ca1 Juno II. Tho steamer
Constitution has arrived In uinotoen aud half
days from Panan,a.
I.IyEnrool, Juno 11-stoamBhips Spain, State
Of Virginia, and Napoii from Now York havo ar-
rived out.
NEw Yonx, June 11.-Arrlyod, steamahip
Dogio, from Ifyorpool.
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PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Juno 11:-At tho noeting
OF tho Legislative Committee today, Gov.
Howard matio speech, reitorating Ills dotermi-
lation not to be n candidate for Senator, aud
uskiug friends not to vote for him.
Three ballots wore takon, with tho following
result: Burnside, 43; Dixon, a.; Daratow, 20;
scattering, II.
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!Speciat Dispatch to T1tc Chicago Tribune.
GnAsD RAPIDS, Mich, June f1.-ln the Epis-
copnl Convention to-day. Bishop AlcCoskoy read
his annual address. Ho expressed himself very
tices in this Church, nl|uded very fcolngly to
tho clcrgy deceased during tho year, aud gavo q
summary of Ills episcopal acts. The number Of
porsons confirmed by min was oyor S00
An appropriation Of 3100 was made to defray
the incidental cxponacs of tho Secretary.
Atr. potor j.. De1nioo was ro-elooted Treasurer
Of tho Convention.
Tie Row Dr.. THOMAS @. pitkin was elected
Register OF tho diocese.
vontion 10 held at st. laura Church, Flint. -.
Tho Standing Committee OF tho diocese was
ehosen for tue ensuing year as follows: =, Tho
ag Reys o'9sEH Esd D. oesp he Tho%ns .to pth
Messrs. @. =. Trowbridgo, James Y. Campbell,
aud James L. Pitman.
The members Of the Common Churcl, Exten-
Rion are as follows: Eastorn Conyocation, tho
Roy. John ": Brown; Northern, tho Row. Mar
Northwestern, the Kov. J. ~ Bancroft; South
er,, tho Iiey. j. T. Webster additional hleBsrs.
Jamos Z. pitman, John J. Wheeler, J. II. Ken
nedy, and 0. G. Spauding.
Tho question Of dividing the diocese Is still un-
der consideration.
The deputies to tho General Convention, are
tho Ney. Samuel carp. Grand Rapids; tho Rov,
George D. Gillespie, Ann Arbor; the Rev. John
j W. jbrow9 3l Detroit' @ and the Hon M, 9; 3 G; Troy
laymon aro to bo elected. Tho Convention will
probably cloao this evening.
At II o'clock this evening tho Convention d.
ytdod tho State into two toceace East and West.
Tho division line runs north and south Through
tho State, nearly Oh o straight line.
Eptacop1ll Diocesan Council OF Nllll-
ncsOtns
Special Dispatch to Tie CHICAGO Tribune,
Nr III HIS1
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| ADJOURN a1ENT.
Pending discussion i, on On TIE Conference report
utiyo session, and soon after adjourned.
:. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
BILLS TAssED.
| MIR. DUNHAN1 introduced bill authorizing
tho Bonrd OF Commissioners Of tho Soldiers
Homo ut HarrodaburG, Ky., known as tho "Hnr-
rodsbulg Spring property" on such terms as
1nny be approved by tho Secretary of War.
| Passed.
supplementary to tho third section Of lhe net to
| divide Virginia into two judicial districts wns
taken from tho spoakor's tablo and passed:
. After personal explanation between Mcasrs.
comments Of tho attor OH tho action Of tue Conf
1nittce Oh Printing, tho House proceeded, to tho
businoAB OIL the Speakers tablo and disposed
| thereof by unanimous c0naont.
| Tho Senate bill to change tho timo for holding
tho Circuit mud District Courta OF. tho United
states in Wisconsin nt Oshkosh was passed.
Tho Senate amendment to tho House bill to
6ystems Of tho United States WIS ooncurred in.
| DtLLB ON THE BrEAHxns TABLE.
Tho remainder Of T. tic bills On On ths Speakers
reforrod to committees: Among the bills loft
for the incorporation of railroad companies In
The Torritorles; the bill for tho extension of
pany; tho bill to relieve ships ard other
vesBels Of compulsory pot-feos in certain
eases.; bill supplementary to tho Texas
Paciio Railroad bill tho bill to extend tho ttn.o
for the compilation Of tho railroad from St. croix
River or Lake to tho west end Of Lake Superior;
bill to prevent having vt tho Naval Academy
bill to aot apart aportion Of the fsiand Of Maclsi-
nac for anattona park; aud tho bill for tho COM
rletlon and location OF a naval monument. Mono
| Of tleHo bills can be DRHg0d at tho preEonk
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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.
SENATE,

for it's violation.
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.
wAsnrsoros, D. O., juno Ii.
PExNsrLyAN1A DESIRES CERTAIN rAvoas.
Mr.. SCOTT presented 1omonBtranco OF tho
merchants Of Philadelphia agninst the passage
n 1f the It, tt,wonty-ninth section of the ponding
1ir. SHERMAN. from the Committee on
Fiuanco reported fayorably OH tho House bill to
admit FREQ Of duty articles intondod for tho In
tornational Exhibition. Tho bill passed.:
Mr. sCOTf presented memorial Of the work.
ingmon Of Pennsylvania, asking for tic restora-
tion Of tho 10 por cent duty on irou anl nteel,
and for FREQ banking. Referred.
THE UTAH COURTS,
Mr.. FRELINGHUYSEN, from tho judiciary
Committee, reported fayorably, and with amontt-
ment, tho House bill in relation to courts and
judicial otlcora i'll tho Territory Of Utah. Placed
on tho caleudar. Tho amendment proposed by
the Souato Judiciary Committee is to strike out
tho seventh section. This section provides TINT
tho common law of England, Us 1t is defined and
modified by tho courts Of last resort in those
States Of tho United States whore common law
prevails, shall be tle r1lo of decisions In all
courts OF Utah, 40 far Us it is not repuguant to-
Of tho United Stascs and existing Btatutos of
said Terrltory.
syKEs' cLAEf.
The resolution to pny Mr. Sykes, contestant
for tito scat i'll tho sonato from Alabama, was
callcd up, the ,pondlng question boing OH mo.
us the amount Of compensation. He}eetcd.
The question recurrol on mr.. Carpo1itor's
aninn&uaent to inserla 83. .00e1 Re1uotetl by D
rising vote, but Mr. SafBent demanded tho yeas
a1ld nGyB.
Pending the call, mr.. CONKLlNH gave notice
that when In order be would submit al amond-
1nent providing for tho amount OF actual OK
penses of contest incurred by A1r.. Sykes and
thereof to be verified BY the oath If tho gentle
mon, and to bo audited by the Committee on
Contingent Expenses Of tho Senate.
Mr.. SARGENT thought tint most oxtraor-
dinary proposition, and declared there WAS 10
precedent therefor
Sir. ALCOnN Hnid tho proposition of tho
Senator from Now York was Auniliating to Mr..
Spencer, mud ho did not boloye that Senator
would humble himself by accepting tho money.
n1r. CONKLING said he Ind not exchanged
word with Mr., Spencer on the subject.
The morning hour expired, anu tho Chair an
nounced TINT by. q previous agreement tho
Senate would consider bills from tic Comm1ttoo
On Military Affairs.
THE CURRENCY BILL.
A1r. MORTON moved thut the pending and all
prior orders be laid inside. and that tho Senate
proceed to the consideration OF tho report OF
tho Committee Of Conference Oh tho Currency
bill. Agreed to, aud the report MAS read ut
lengtl.
Mr. Morton explained the report, taking away
the monopoly feature from tho National Bauking
system, making banting FREQ, &c. Tho theory
of tho bill, said Afr. Morton, is that q s per
cont bond which will BY the 1st Of January, 1878,
being convertible to them, will also be ut par;
tint meantime United States notes will grad
uhlly nppreoiato from thoir present discount
to par, and that this appreciation DO gonrlo aud
tlat specie payments may bo brought about
without oppression to tho debtor cINHs, and tho
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PARIS, Juno 11.-N1AI. schooloher md Tosti-
paper on behalf Of ex-a1ayor Clomenceau, who
WAS delegated by the Republicans to demand
armed reparation for violent article published
in that journal. The oditor, N. Paul do Cassag-
nae. was nbaont. but has since, announced that
he will make public statement Tomorrow.
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THE, NEW ATLANTIC GABLE.

poNTaNuuTM n. H., Juno 11.--Tho osbla-
atoamer Farratay LIFT Yesterday for Nova Scotia,
to continue tho cable-layng, aud expects to
Ambassador.
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OsAoE Cry, Mo-. June 1l.-Carter'a Touring
mill and elevator wero burned carly this morn
Ing, The loss il over Sl0,0U0; insured for
$40, 100.
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Ohio Congregational Conference.
CINCINNATI, O.. June t1.-Tha principal busi-
ness transacted by tue Ohio Congregational Con-
foronco to-day WIS tho hearing Of reports, tho
most important Of which was the report Of tho
Secretary Of tho Ohio Educational Society.
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3 AID BLOOD.

sc corrupt tree" saith the Inspired Vol
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THE BROWN COTTON GIN.

THE attention Of planters and others is again
called to the above old and reliable make of
greatly improved, and nothing which an expe-
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will give all desired information and furnish
applicants with circulars and copies OF COM
mandatory letters from parties using the Gins
in all sections Of the cotton planting country
Circulars, Price Lists and other information,
may he obtained of our agents or by addressing
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BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS SPECIAL NO,
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THE IMPROVED
Home Shuttle Sewing Machine.

NNIIIS Machine does the same kind of work
l. as any high-priced Machine. making the
LoCK-STITCH, and using straight needle.
The price of the "Home Shuttle places it
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We are also agents for the "HOME' MA
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priced Machine i'll the country. Both of these
Machines are warranted by the company who
manufacture them for five years, and if any
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time, said part will &c supplied frce of cost.
Prices of 'uomc'-from $50 to ;Sl25. Prices
Of Home Shuttle from So to $50.
For samples OF work and circulars. address
a. & +. BACON, Agents for Greenyfle and
adjoining Counties.
Dir. w. G. BROWNE.
Local Agent, Anderson. S. c.,
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Agents wanted to whom liberal commits
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Medical Society of Anderson.

VNIIE next regular meeting of the Medical
Society of Anderson County will be held
on the Fifth Saturday in May, at which time
there will be an election for officers to serve
the next annual term. \ good attendance OF
the members and Physicians in good standing
is desired. q. III. S1 MNlES,
Secretary, pro tenn.
Navel, 1874 As
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SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue Of Executions 'to me directed, I
will expose to sale on TU IISDAY after Saleday
in :, UNE next at the late residence of the De-
fendant, noar Williford's Store, the following
property. to wit:
Two Bedsteads and Bedding,
One Bcdslead
One Check Reel,
One Clock one Sidcboard,
Three Tables, one dozen Chairs,
One Cupboard,
One two-hoIso Wagon,
Two Mich Cows, one gray Horse,
One Corn Shelter,
One Buggy,
One lot PotwarC,
One large Kettle.
Levied on as the property of T. T. Shelton,
at the suit of A. Is. Towers and others.
Terms Cash.
WIN. McGUKIN, Sheriff.