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PERFECT FITTING STAR SHIRTS
CHEAPEST SHIRT HOUSE IN THE CITY.
FIRsr.cLAss WORK. PERFECT FIT GUARAN-
TEED
STAR SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER
SHIRTS SENT EVERYWHERE BY EXPRESS.
SIX FINE SHIRTS FOR s1o.
SIX MAsoNv1LLE MUSLIN SHIRTS. with fine
Linen Bosom, SIS.
SIX WAMSUTTh MILL SHIRTS, with very hne
Linen Bosor: SIS. ,a,'t
SIX NEW YORK MILL SHIRTS. with very fine
Linen Bosom, $2l = -
MADE TO ORDER FRoX MEASUREMENT. - &c
SIX FANCY PERCALE SHIRTS AND ooLLARs; =
sls, or s. each. -.
full line OF all sues resdy.made.
These goods are 20 per cent. lower than any,
other house In the trade. a coH
Send for printed Circular and direction OF nea-a
sure. Address -. 49,. r
E. SCOTT,
,.,,- e,osn.c sTAR SHIRT EMPORIUM.
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By W. Y. LErTCH 70 R. s, BRUINS.

~ " - - ~"ss ~ ..'.SS.sSS
Auctlonoers.' oao9a pd3
FINDER DECREE IN EQUITY eJl
u seedorf, Assignee, vs. Wagner ct al
On TUESDAY, the 28th July, at II o'clock,,:WilI
be sold, near the Old Cust0mh0use. 01l-Si ss
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there
on, at the northeast corner OF Queen and Staoe
streets, measuring In front on Queen street Il feet
on State street So feet on the north Line, running
east. from State street 1s feet 10 inches, then
running south about 10 feet, then east about
feet to meet the eastern boundary, be the said
dimensions more or less; bounding south on
Queen street, west on State street. north on ios
next described, and east on land OF NJ A.koye;
ai,s2,.,.. aIs2
All that LOT, adjoining the above Oh the north,
on the east side Of Queen street, measuring In
front on State street 38 feet on the south line,
running east from State street 10 feet 10 inches,
then south about 10 ieet then east -abu1Ha @eet
to meet the eastern boundary and on the north
line about 20 feet 7inches, be the said dimen-
sions more or less bounding west on State street,
south on LOT above described, north on land OF
Fleming and Ross, and east on land Of N. A.
Roye. - y h.-'I
Terms-One.third cash; balance In one, two,
three and four years, secured by bond Of the pur.
chaser, with interest from the day ofsale, payable
annually, until the principal Is paid, and. mort
gage Of the premises; the buildings TO be insured
In some company approved by the Referee, the
insurance to be continued until the bond be paid
and the mortgage satisfied. and the policy as.
signed. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
JAMES W. GRAY -
iuly1-f1tuth6 Special Referee.
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@rDELLA TORRE VS.. GIBBES, EFT
AL.-NoTICE TO CREDIToRS.-sy order OF the
Court, made ln this case the ere ltors OF the
late firm of DELLA TORRE co. are notified to
come in and prove their claims before the under
signed, at his Office, No. 81 Broad street, on or be-
fore the Goth day Of August next otherwise they
will be debarred o. al! benefits Of the decree
made in the case. G. W. D1NGLE,
july1s-mthS Special Referee.
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0bltnarn.

COX.-Died In the City Of Washington, on the
18th instant, after few hours illness. WILLIAM
MADISON, only child OF G. Thomas and Mary W.
Cox, aged years and months.
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auction Sales This Day.

Richard Caldwell will sell at half.past
o'clock, at his store, shoulders, sides and
joles. y -.',-.'s.
John G. Minor Il Co. will sell at 10 o'clock,
at their store, dry goods and Sundries.
stefens, Werner & Ducker will sell at half,
past o'clock, at their store, butter, hams, &c
Alonzo j. White Son will sell at IL O'Clock,
at old customhouse, real estate. a
"A. Enslow & Co. will sell at II o'clock, at
Benefits Mill, corn.
Henry Cobia 4 Co. viii sell at o'clock, at
their store, flour. ,.,sl
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5perial Notlees.

w- CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP
PROMETHEUS, from Philadelphia, are notified
that she Is G!scharging cargo at Browns South
Wharf, All Goods not called for at sunset will
be stored at expense and risk Of owners.
WIN. A. CoURTENAY,
Iuiy22 Agent.
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@-NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
demands against the Estate Of JAMES L. PAUL,
late Of Coleton, deceased, will present the same,
duly attested, and those indebted to the Estate
Will make payment to CARLOS TRACY, Attor-
ney Law, WATERFORD, s..
L. L. PAUL, Administrator James L. Paul.
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july2aa-th4
Qualified Execute

Nr FINAL NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
having claims against the Estate OF the late
JAMES 5. BOWIE, OF Charleston, s. c., will rem
der attested statements OF the same at the office
OF PORTER & CONNER, Attorneys, Broad street,
on or before tile 1st day OF September next, other
wise they will be debarred payment; and all per-
SONS indebted to the Estate Will make payment to
the same Attorneys. L. BOWIE,
iul g2I-thm6 Administrator
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sr NATIONAL FREEDMAN'S SAY
INGs AND TRUST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BRANCH, No. "a BROAD srREET.-Money deposited
on or before July 18th, will draw interest from
July 1sr. Interest allowed March, July and No.
yember. Deposits payable on demand.
iunae NATHAN RITTER Cashier.
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ns-THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

~THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON COUNTY-In the Common Pleas.
THOMPSON H. MCMAHON, survivor, VS. THOMAS
z. POWER-Astachmeut.- the plaintin
did, on the 18th day Of February, 1870 file his decla
ration against the defendant, who las 1t is said is
absent from aud without the limits OF this State,
and has ue.ther wife nor attorney known within
the same upon whom q copy Of the said deciara-
ton might be served 1t is therefore ordered that
the said defendant do appear and plead to the
said declaration on or before the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, which will be in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy one. other
wise final and absolute Judgment will then be
given and warteG against him.
A. c. RICHMOND, C. C. P.
Clerks 0r..ce, Charleston County, February 10,
1870. feb21 1e3mn1y
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THE HEAT.-The following was the range OF
the thermometer at Joseph Blackman's drug
store, No. SO Broad street, yesterday: 8, 80;
10. SO; IL, 50; 2, 1884, s5;6, 94;8, 81.
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mr THE STATE OF SOUTH CARROLL
NA-coURT OF COMMON PLEAS, SECOND CIR
QUIT, BEAUFORT CoUETy.-EDMUED MARTIN,
Plaintiff, against THOMAS +. DRAYToN, Defend
ant.-To THOMAS T. DRAYTON, Defendant above
named: You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this action, winch Is
THIS DAy filed In the Office OF the CLERK OF the
Court OF ComMor Pleas for the County Aforesaid,
at Beaufort, in tie State aforesaid, and serve
COPY OF your answer on the subscribers, at their
of,ice at i;i!lisonvl.e, in the County and State
aforesaid, within twenty days after the service OF
this summons on you, exclusive OF the day OF ser
vice. If you fail to answer the complaint within
that time, the plaintiff Will take Judgment against
you for The sum Of Nine Hundred and Forty DOL
Lar. and Six Cents, with interest thereon from the
a6.h day Of June, 1861, and costs and disburse-
meltS.
June "a, 1870 DAYAET,
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To THOMAS F. DRAYToN Take notice that
the summons In this action Of which the fore
going ts copy, was fled in the ONCE OF the Clerk
Of the Court OF Common Pleas at Beaufort in the
County Of Beaufort, In the State Of South Carroll
No, on the oath day OF June, 1870.
nAyANT,
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Hotel Arrirnls-JuIy go.
cHaR1.EsrnS HOTEL.

Chas. N. West, Savannah; W. A. Bradley,
Columbia; J. c. Courtney, North Carolina: Q;
M. Sadler, South Carolina; G. M. Blake, NortE
Carolina; j. w. Reglander, New York; r. M.
DuBose, Columbia; w. K. Lane, Williamsburg;
P. Wincon, Richmond.
MILLS HOUSE.
VIM. Aubrey, C. Williams. Baltimore; ". M.
Bird. Savannah; Chas. E. Denslow, New York.
Robert T. Novel;, BrooklyL; VIM. Q: Dennis,
Georgia; Mrs. Demans, o. X. Lord, Madison;
Mrs. n. X. Coypless, New York; G. J. Andelt,
.Iohn,s Island; Francis StoweH, Maine; Robert
Town. Atlanta; G. II. Won Pelt, New York;
John Ellis, Philadelphia; Hugh Compton, Ten
nessee; 7. J. Basil, Richmond.
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BraAuY..-Thomas johnson was brought be-
fore Trial Justice Levy, yesterday morning,
charged with having plurality Of wives. The
complaint was lodged against him by one Of
the wives, whose bed apa board the wayward
disciple Of Brigham Young had partially de-
serted. The matter will undergo further le-
ool invesf5cstson. 80,
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MAYoRs CoURE--A man OF some humor was
fined five dollars for being disorderly in Meet
ing street
The .,frst ofencen Of drunkenness plead the
benefit Of clergy, and was excused.
The owner OF flock Of goats found going at
lsree in Meeting street, was fined two dollars
for each, and admonlshed to keep his goats
within his own enclosure. s.f
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MELONS. .-watermelons are cheap and plen-
tiiul. The Ashland, which sails to-day, takes
out large shipment. The price in New York
ranges from fifty cents to q dollar for the bet
ter quality of Augusta melons. The best rails
ed North are the Jersey melons, which come
into market about the middle Of August.
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CITY AFFAIR S..

ADVERTISERS will take notice that we cannot
engage that any advertisement sent to fHE
NEWS Office at later hour than halfpast nine
O'Clock at night viii appear in the next morn
ing's paper. An exception to this rule is made
in favor of notices of meetings, deaths ana
funerals.
Meetings This Day.
stonewall Fire Company, at quarter-past 8
P. M. .
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THE LATEST JOKE Of THE SEAsoN-BoUND
FOR THE RHn1E.9The European complication
: hsscaused some excitement Oh this side Of the
pond, and a deep interest has been manifested
lnthe Approaching contest. Amerclless wag,
knowing the feelings Of the community, perpe-
trated the following sell yesterday: A rumor
Was started that the price of watermelons had
advanced nearly one hundred per cent. in
consequence OF large order. from France!
The victim. on innocently asking the reason
for this, was told that the French were anxious
to reach che ri,,d, "
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Bi+ HEADS printed on flne paper q %, a.
s5, ESQ and $3.50 Per thousand, according to
size, at raE News Job ONCE. -
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BY ALONZO ]. WHITE & SON, !.

BY ALONZO ]. WHITE & SON.
MISERABLE RESIDENCE IN SUMMER
H. WILLIE
Will be sold THIS DAY, the 21st instant,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, s.. .,.---g > !'n.s
All that certain PIECE OR PARCEL 0NLAND
in the Town OF Summerv1lle, medlately 0ppos-
ite the new Town Hall, and kn, wn- -as the. Resi-
and containing one acre, more or less; buttfn9
and bounding to the north on Land or Philip
Gadsden, Esq, south on main road, and east and
west on Lands Of the lote Captain Trout, together
with the improvements thereon, consisting OF g
comfortable Residence with four roomR Rthed
and plastered, with vide double Piazzaaz6tore-
room, Kitchen, Carriage House and;Ssabls al In
good repair, pa.,.t :: 10 li9r 4.
pers and stamps. -as> ~. julyN
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BY ]. A, ENSLOW & co..
NORN CORNl CORN I FOR ACCOUNT
~ Of whom 1t may concern o5sat
THIS DAY Thursday the 2lst instant, at II
O'Clock, will be sold, for account Of whom 1t may
concern. at Bennett's Mill, foot or Wentworth
street, East Bay, " ri flss,os;
14s3 bushels White Milling CORN ,,...i..
1s2bags containing about $40 bushels yel-
low Corn. =. ~. =.
Conditions cash, -. juIyN
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By JOHN q. MINOR g C0I

nRY GOODS AND SUNDRIES.
~ THIS DAY, the 2lst instant at 10 O'Clock.
we will sell at our Store. No. 135 Meeting street,
Fancy and Mourning PRINTS, Shlrting Stripes,
Blue Piaids, Kentucky Jeans, Calico Shirts, Un-
Swiss Muslins. Hoop. Skirts, Sewing Silk, Head
Nets, Pocket Books, Imitation SILK Pocket Hand
kerchIefs, Embroidered Collars, Bareges, Towels,
Lnen Table Cloths, Ginghams, Huckaback, Jean
and White Drill Pants, Gc.s .1s = iss; II 81,
COndittOn9 cash, r. Tsttg~ 81 ,r-Ttu1V21
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Meetings This Day.

stonewall Fire Company, at quarter-past
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l
iI1 TAt ta this point there was some interruption
as If the Ring feared the exposure which was
want those people who are making noise
to understand that order N must be preserved;
measures will be employed to enforce order.
believe In free speech, and free speech am
hound to have; and, lift be necessary, am
ready to test the question now and here.
TT6e malcontents subsidized
30 much for the State Treasurer. Who re-
commended the passage OF tne colo olil
for its passage? Governor Scott. Who was
in the Ring that bought State bonds? Gov
ernor Scott Why? 10 benefit the State
No to benefit himself Why should the inter-
est be paid in gold! The great State Of Ohio,
with a taxable property OF billion, and rev.
enue of sac, ,0OO, 900, does not pay Its interest
in coin; nor does the great state OF Pennsyl-
vania, with even more property and more rev.
enue. And vet with this swollen debt upon our
hands. as If that was not enough, under the
circumstances. to crush poor South Carolina,
yol. the workIngmen, nre required to aid In
the payment of the interest In coin. Who
own the bonds /? The Ring In New York and
Columbia. Who must pay, pay, mat interest IN
men of South Carolina. [Cheers.l
| The Sinking Fund bill. Who recommended
that Governor Scott In his message. 1t
nroyides that he may sell everything the State
has when he pleases, and for any price he
chooses to name. Laughter and cheers.
Already they have sold the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad stock, and the South Caro-
Ina Railroad stock, and they will gobble 1t all
up between this and next October But what
they do not get by that time they never will
get at all. tCheers and laughter.] For
oledge you that If the people do their duty,
they will then speak In thunder-tones In be-
half of Retrenchment and Reform. pledge
you, that if we faithfully adhere to our plat
form and work as we ought to do, when the
Ides of October come every railroad train will
be crammed with the rascals getting out of
| the State TO save themselves from getting into
the penitentlary. [Voclferons applause
The chairman, who preceded me, said that
this Governor Scott made speech ut Wash
| ington, in which he stated that South Carolina
| was nest of assassins. II the Governor has
been In South Carolina two years, and execu-
ted the laws to go little purpose, think 1t is
| about time that he was kicked out of the State
But that Is not all. In that speech Governor
Scott counselled the cOlored people of the
State to organize In companies and regiments,
! not to keep the peace, but as on inducement
To commit murder Think of 1t The first
peact officer of the State, in the capital of the
| nation. declares that Winchester rifle law Is
| the law for South Carolina.
A Voice. Are you opposed to the militia :?
Judge Carpenter. / was q soldier in war
and not soldier In peace. Great applause.l
pressed by enormous debt and taxation, to
take $50, 200 for the purpose Of organizing the
| militia, was an outrage upon the State. There
1 was no need or it, for there was no trouble in
! the country save that which this corrupt Ring
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Beaufort, and one WlCn tnaL OF COlumOla. Anu
by thus duplicating It's issues 1t commands
from the State three prices for every adver-
| tisement, each price being, undertake to say,
double that which is paid to any other paper
| in the State. This Is the precious sample OF
honesty and public decency from which ema-
| nate the charges that have bribed the Legfs-
lature-charges, my fellow-citlzens, which are
not made 80 much against me as against you,
| the people, that those who are in power and
control public sentiment, may keep them.
selves out of the penitentiary. prolonged
| cheering.
It has been said In the columns of that paper
| that bribed the Legislature. Well, Heaven
knows, that was not much to do daughter. ]
And the charge is made by the acting Lieuten-
ant-Governor, the Codifer of the Laws, the
United States District Attorney. L have for
gotten any of his titles beg his pardon. And
tnat he, the owner of the honors aforesaid,
actually did brbe Judge of the State to rem
| der such decision as best would suit his in
terests. What that immaculate specimen OF
mortality bribe o Judge? [Laughter.l Cen
| tlemen, the confession only illustrates the
weakness to which these enemies of honesty
and political deoency are reduced In order that
they may forLify themselves in the offices they
hold, and thus be enabled to continue their
| depredations upon the treasury of the State
and the purses of the poor. lGreat applause. ]
Up to the present time nave paid no atten-
ton whatever to these allegations, and do
not propose to do so In the future, because
they emanate from source which 1t would
| defle man to handle; but here and at all
times am prepared to answer any respectful
question that may be asked by an honest fel-
! low-cltizen. When thieves and public robbers
interrogate me, plead to the Jurisdiction.
EApplause.1 ItWould be very pleasant thing
| for thieves, no doubt, If they could accuse q
Judge, or take their place on q jury, or play
the part OF the solicitor; but I have been
the dock, be arraigned, tried, found guilty,
and sent to the penltentiary for punishment.
| It is for this reason that plead to the iuris-
diction, and refuse to be tried BY those who
have assumed the lions skin to hide their igno-
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Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-11

AN IMPOSITION lady who arrived here
on Friday, June Sd. by the Stage of Sisson 6
Co.'S. line states that she went to the Office of
the Company in Stockton and handed the
agent ten dollars to pay her faro and received
no change, the agent keeping the whole ten
dollars. The lady was a stranger and did not
know the price of fare to Sonora, and was
grossly imposed as il is we'll known that the
fare on this line was but seven dollars at that
time. We would like to know who gets the
extra three dollars, the owners or the employ
ees. This line of conduct is about on o rar
with their reputation for being obliging and
and accommodating. The lady is still here
and the above statement can be verified if ne
cessaIy.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-11

A QuEsTIov FOR THE OLDEST INRABIrANT-
Will the oldeat inhabitant inform us when
the stage of Dooley, Sisson & Co., has arrived
in Sonora at four clock on a regular daily
trip from Stockton, prior to last Wednesday.
0n Wednesday last it reached Sonora at four
o'clock, Notwithstanding it was loaded with
passengers to Chinece Camp. Is not this
convincing proof of the manner in which the
people &C this County have been imposed ur-
on by this line for number of years? They
have had the carrying of the mail and ex,
press matter, and although they frequently
arrived here empty or with very few passen-
gers, yet those expecting papers, letters or
express matter have been obliged to wait un-
Ill eight, nine and ten O'Clock in the evening,
and this state of affairs would continue were
it not for the New Stage Company.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-11

GNsTv 0RDENANCE.-O q ordinance npprov
" ed by the BOARD OF City Trustees of the City
ra June 9th S7o The People OF the City of Sonora dc
ordan ns follows:
SEcrIoN L. ANY person who shall forcihly break open
any building encloseure in the City sonora used
Pound for the purpose of obts ming thercom any animal
that may be therein mpounded who shall obtain there
from in any manner, any animal therein impoundei
without first paving the fees for mpounng and keeping
such ANIMAL shall lie deemed gnilty of misdemeanor and
on ceavcton shall be punished 10y fine not ting fifty
dollars, which fine shall be collected us other fines ard
paid into the city Treasury.
Sic. q An Ordinance passed by the People of the City
of Sonora, April Sth 1870. hereby far modified that
III. fees for taking up and mpoundng any shall here
after be one dollar
Sac g. 1t shall be unlawful for any being the
OF any hogs goats sheep. horses mules
cattle TO permit any of said animals of which may
the owner To ut large the of the City Sono
ra and any such person who shall permit any such
imals OF which he may be the large in
the streets of the City OF Sonora shall he guilty of mis-
demeanor and conviction thereof shall be punished by
lne ia any sum not exceeding fifty dollars. which fine
shall be collected other fines and paid the City
Treasury.
SIC I. This Ordinance shall take affect AMI after
June llth, 1870.
JOSEPH PHELPS.
President OF the Board cfCity Trustees.
d. nCoUgsSE. Secretary.
June G. 1879 -1w
The union Democrat., 1870-06-11

Masonic DEDIcATIoH-rae members of
Tpo:umne Lodge No. S. F. and A. NJ. viii
celebrate St. Johns day in this City, by Ded-
icating their new Hall, after which there will
be a procession and oration, and bail in the
evening. The dedication ceremonies will be
of an imposing and interesting character. and
conducted in accordance with Masonic regu-
lations. They will be assisted by tho sister
Lodges of this county. The ball in the even
ing will doubtless be grand affair, as the
Masons long since earned the reputation of
giving some of the finest balls ever given in
the county, and this will be no exception
The gentlemen having the management OF
this celebration and ball, is sufficient gnaran-
tee that everything will be conducted in a
manner to give entire satisfaction to all who
may attend.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-11

On Monday evening about twenty of the
Stockholders Of the New Stage Company
hitched four horses to the new stage end drove
to Columbia. Upon being recognized as the
turn oct of the New Stage Company men wo-
men and children greeted them on oil sides
with hearty welcome. A large crowd
awaited them in Columbia and upon their
arrival there, they were received with cheers
and they Immediately proceeded to try to
drink all the whisky there was in the town
but did not succeed. They returned to Sono-
ra between ten and eleven O'Clock and from
the noise they made created the impression
that the town was being captured.