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RAILROAD ENCgOACKM.yTS CHECkED.
An Injunction Granted Against the Midland
Railroad BY CsasceIior Za6riskie, Of New

Railroad BY Cba.ceIior zabriskie, Of New
Jersey.
Last year, on complaint of Peter wees or Belle
vile. n j., an injunction granted against the
Newark and Paterson Railroad 10 restrain the com
pany from running until they should make
good his claim for $500, due him for
land appropriated by the company and
used by them IN the construction Of the road. The
I'M junction held good until the claim was pad, and
thereby railroad companies were taught that citi-
yens had rights which they were bound TO respect
Notwithstanding this the officers OF the Midland
Railroad. now IN course Of construction through
part vi Essex county New Jersey. appear 10 have
TRIED THE SAME GAME
but. ~ IN the former case, IL has not worked ex-
actly To suit them. The line OF their road ran
through the handsomely laid out orchard and grape
arbor oil MIR. Frederick Seller, IN Caldwell township.
On the 3lst OF last January three commissioners APP
pointed Dy Judge David A. Depue-to wit, Zenas
Crane, Hugh Holmes and Peter Nenlnger-awarded
To Seller for the loss OF his ground the
sum OF $4,000. The company, through their
hirellngs, f0rcbiy took possession OF the ground,
and have since persistently refused to settle with
the owner. Therefore, lew days ago, through
Sellers counsel, Messrs. McCarter and Keen OF
Newark, Chancellor Zabriskie
GRANTED AN INJUNCTION
on the road stopping further work until the ful
amount OF the caim should be PAID. Up TO yester-
day the case had not been settled, but there are
strong probabilities that win b. ~ the course ID
lew dayA
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THE OLD STORY.

Seduction and Suicide-A sad Cnsc-EaIsc
Lover the Causc-A Father Frantic Over tue
Di.honor and Death Of Hts Daughter.
A sad case Of seduction and breach OF promise OF
marriage, resulting IN the death OF an interesting
young lady named Emma Claus, late OF 81 avenue
b, was brought to the attention OF Coroner Young
late Yesterday afternoon Miss Emma shot herself
In the left breast Thursday afternoon, IN her ia
tner's house, and was removed TO Bellevue Hospital
for medical treatment. While there, writing IN
pain and suffering the agones OF death, she was
visited by her father who requested an explanation
Of the desperate attempt on her ilie Feeling con-
scious that she was about 10 die Emma statet that
for the last few months she had Deen
oLANDEsTlNELY RECEIVING THE ATTENTIONS
OF George Reed young man said To be doing
business IN East Third street He protested Che
most Intense love FOR her, made valuable pre-.
sents in jewelry, aud often, during the absence
or her father and brother at their business own
town, took her out riding In Central rark, and;
under n solemn promise OF marriage, George, said
the diving gIr. had erected her ruin. Smartng
under the great wrong she had suffered Uttered
hide her shame, Emma urged her lover 10 fulfil his
promise Of marriage, and that, 100, Immediately.
apparently consented and said he would marry her
Thursday afternoon. naming the Church OF the Re-
demptorst Fathers, East Third street. w the place
Reed even went 80 TAR as 10 SEND carriage 10
carry the bride cxpectant 10 the church. AT the
nour named Emma aud u large number or her rela-
tives and friends had
CoNGREaArgp. But REED
did not appear, and, after waiting two or three
hours IN vain Tor him, the sadly disappointed girl
returned home. ana out OF sheer remorsc and shame
seized her fatners revolver and shot herself pre-
ferrIng death TO dishonor.
The father OF the deceased repeating the story OF
his daughters wrongs, AT the CITY Hall, was In
terrible state Of excitement and almost frantically
inquired II the base and cruel deceiver eed could
NOT be arrested and held to answer for mis- poor
girls death.
Mr.. Claus, almost ont Of his mind, seemed de-
termincd ON vengeance, and had the eeducer
crossed his path MS life would nave been In the
greatest jeopardy
Coroner Young win make an investigation. De-
caaaeu was only sixteen years " a&A
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Arrest Of William, A. Glover.

William A. Glover was arrested to-day by Deputy
Sheriff Tsomas +. Adams, on q requisition grante9
by Governor Holman, and handed over to the seus
der mercies of detective Sargent and OFFICER A. y
Drew OF Boston. Glover was on his way 10 thu
sixth National Bank TO make a deposit. He keeps
accounts in several banks throughout the city.
He was just coming out OF his residence, 3o7 EAST
Forty. second street. when tapped on the shoulder
nv Sheriff Adams. Glover was disposed 0e nr8e
L, resist but Adams was too quick for him and hnd
the bracelets on Glover IN twlnkhng. ne Wo8
thcn deprived or his revolver, and put INTO 3
carriage. He was gwen an opportunity 70 view
the beauties OF nature rs viewed In the Central
Park preparatory to starting him on on the QuaytoE
past Twelve Boston express.
Glover declares his Innocence OF the robbery. ana
lie owns MS residence, has wife and family and
lives In good style. When arrested he had On hhe
person several very valuable diamonds, ueatdeo
some $0OV.
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TIE INDIANS.

Fight With indinns in New Mexco-Large
Amount of Property Captured.
SANTA FE, N. M. May 49, 1871
The Ne'o MeItcdn learns by Official advices from
Major Clendenin, OF the Eighth cavalry, III charge
or the scouting parties near Fort Bascom, OF the
capture OF 700 cattle, fiyseven burrOs ten ponies
and twenty-five Indians. The scouting parties
were sent out 70 break up the traffic which Is
carried on by the Comanche Indians. the Indians
captured claim be Puebos but 1t Is thought they
are KiuWas.
Af0nzo Martinez was killed within half a mile
OF nos Altos ana 200 head or sheep run OF, belong
ING ~ Carlos uerrara.
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Atrocities Committed by tn. Apaches in
Arizona.

WASHINGTON, May 10. 1871.
1t Is denied by those best informed that the
Apaches recently Killed by citizens of Arizona were
upon reservation. They had been in the habit OF
drawing rations at one OF tho forts and then gong
forth TO commit murder and robbery The details are
given or number OF recent instances In which these
Indians were detected IN depredatiOns. In one In
stance they attacked and broke up an entire SETTLE
menr OF Americans, ana their atrocities have been
without parallel even In Arizona
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The Indian delegation now here, have been en-
pl0yed most OF the time their arrival in visit
ing various places OF interest IN the city, They
have not yet visited the Indian ONCE, as Commits
soner Parker Is absent but Is probable they will
have council on Monday at which time IT Is cX-
pected the Commissioner will be in Washington.
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The threatened strike OF about eight hundreo
house painters IA Sheiieid, England, mas beeu
averted through an interview between masters ana
men, which has resulted In an arrangement eom9
other trades have obtained reduction 0f nve a"a :
naH hours IN their wceEv labOl.
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At Heinitsh's Drug Store
YOU CAN OBTAIN
The Best Articles
At LOWEST PRICES.

t IEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
~ English Mustard, of warranted rurity.
Fiavorlng Extracts, all concentrated AMI ol
high flavor.
Spices of every kind, pure.
Ground Spices. pure.
Russia Shred Isinglaos. Coxc's Gelatine.
sea Moss Farina. Pure Arrow Root.
salad Oil, for dressings and tablo use.
Celery Seed, for llavoling.
Pure Extract of Vanilla Beans.
Pure Extract of Lemon, from tho fruit.
Fresh Vanilla Beans
Triple Distilled Rose Watcr.
Pure Extract Calves Feet Jelly.
Food for Infants
Broma, Cocoa, Corn Starch
Baking Powders, of superior purity and ex.
ccllence. and ut less prico than any other H.
the market. e. Fl. HElNITSH,
Dcc iS Druygist
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State Of South Carolina

IL dc Commissioners r Elections for he I...c-
ton District nt .IJjcUiHe CDunfy
NTHEREAS Hon H J. Lnmax. who ut
w tho general election held Ill October.
1870 was chosen u member Of tho Senate Of
the State of South Carolina for the Election
District OF Abbeville County, to serve the
term Of four years. has deceased; and whereas
tho Constitution of the State of South Caro-
lima directs that III snch cases a writ Of cleo
ton shall be i-sned by tho President OF the
Senate, for the purpose Of filling the vacancy
TINS OccasiODcd for the remainder of the
term for which said member BID deceased was
elected;
Now, therefore, you and each Of you hre
hereby required. after due advertisement and
with strct regard to- all provisions of the
Constitution and laws of said State touching
your duty i'll such case, to hold All election for
member ot the Senate OF the State of South
Carolina, for the Comfy of Abbevillc, to serve
for tho remainder of the term for which said
member, Hon. ii. J. LomaX, was elected; tho
polls to bo opened at tho various places of
election in said District, on THURSDAY. 10th
day OF February, 1871. by the various ma
nagcrs Of election for those places respect
lively, in accordance with tho provisions of
tho Act Of the General Assembly, entitled
IAN Act providing for the general election,
and tho manner of conducting the same )" ap-
proved MAJ ch I 1870 and this writ. together
with your return of the ell ctinn to be held
under it, have before tho Senate at it's next
meeting after tho election.
ALONZO J. RANSIER,
President Senate.
Attest: J. WOODBURY., Clerk of Senate.
Jan24
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State of South Carolina.

To he Commissioners IF Election for The E,ec-
uon District Of GPO,yetC IN COunty
NM HEREAS, Hon. j. II. Kainey, who, at
w tho General Election held in April,
lSG8. was chosen n member of the Senate OF
tho State OF South Carolina for the Election
District OF Gcol getown County, and drew n
ballot TO servo for tho term OF four years.
has resigned; and, whereas, tho Constitution
OF tho State OF South Carolina directs that in
such case, Writ of Election shall be issued
by tho PRESIDENT of tho Senate, for tho pur-
pose OF filling tho vacancy thus occasioned,
Tor the remainder of the term for which said
member was elected:
NOW, therefore, you, and each Of you, arc
hereby required, after due advertisement,
ana with strict regard to all the provisions of
tho Constitution and laws of snid State
touching your duty in such case, to hold an
election for member of the Senate of the
State of South Carolina, for the County of
Georgetown, to serve for tho remainder of the
term for which said member. Hon. J. IL.
Kalncy. was elected. the polls to be opened at
on THURSDAY. sixteenth day of February
1871, by the various Managers of Election for
those places respectively, in accordance with
the provisions of tho Act OF tho General
Assembly, entitled can Act providing for the
General Election, and the manner of conduct
ing the sumc," approved March |, 1870 and
this writ, together with your return of the
Election to lr held under it, have before the
Senate al liz "'A; meeting after the Election.
A1,ONIO j. RANSIER.
President of the senate.
Attest: j. Nu"pHrri, Clerk ut Senate
Jan -
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Central National Bank of Columbia.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

L.
OfItrr of COMpTRoLBER OF THE CunnEScY.
WASHINGTON, January -. 1871.
NIHEHEAS by satisfactory evidence pre-
w sented to the undersigned, il has been
made to appear that TuE CENTRAL NATIONAL
BANK OF COLUMBIA, in the cit, OF Columbia. in
the County of hichland and State of south Ca.
rolina, has been duly organized under and ac
cording to tho requirements Of tho Act OF Con-
gress entitled "An Act TO provide national
currency. secured by pledge of United States
bonds, and to provide for tho circulation and
redemption thereof" approved June 3, 1864.
and has complied with all tho provisions of
said Act required to DO complied with before
commencing the business OF banking under
said Act.
Now, therefore, I, HILAND r. HULDUED.
Comptroller OF tho Curren do hereby GER
tify that THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF Co.
LCMBIA. in tho city OF Columbia. in the County
OF hlchiand, and state of South Carolina, is
antnorlzed to commence tho business of
banking under tho Act aforesaid
In testimony wereof. witness my hand and
seal OF office, this 18th day of January, 1871.
HlLAND Is. HULbUitD,
Jan II Comptroller of tho Currency.
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Citizens Savings Bank of S. c.,

Cnl.UMEIA. =. c.. January Is, 1871.
T'HE INrEkESr DIVIDEND, due 1-t of
L. January, 1871 for the preceding six
months, will he paid To dcpnsitors i'll person,
or on their order, at tho counter of the Citi-
|rlis Savings Bank. If the dividend be not
called Ior, it will be credited up to the re-
-pcctivc accounts and will bear interest from
the LIST OF January he same as a deposit
JOHN g. Is. SMITH,
Jan Is III Assistant Cashier
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The following communication from
Representative o. r. Levy is published
by request:
To THE EDITOR OF THE UNION: nm
sure 1T IL because you know nothing
about the nature of tho accounts" be-
fore the House on Tuesday, that you re-
gard the reference of them to a special
committee as a matter of no impor-
tance. Pending tho discussion in the
House, it may be as well to observe
something of respectful reticcnce in
your columns; but it can do no harm to
state, that the accounts in question are
reported to amount to between $500, OJO
and $500, 600; that the article, emhraced
IN these accounts ure not only charged
Mt enormous prices, but many of them
we're not required for use ut tho capitol,
and never have been used there; aud
that the whole business has been trans.
acted from the beginning without war,
rant and without authority.
Yonr remark that "the House has it's
regular committees, to whom all snch
accounts ought to be REFEREED" would
be just. as general propositions; but is
believed to be not just in this particular
case. If these accounts were referred
to regular committee, they would be
referred, as a matter of course, to the
Committee on Contingent Accounts; but
what would be the propriety of referring
these accounts to that committee. when
The chairman Of Mnt committee is 0Negei IL
de the main party TO these accounts?
. Il LEVY.
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Y. COLUMBIA. O. FRIDAY MORNING IANTA ARY 81 lo77 "
Special Notices.


p ->
THOMAS j. LnMOTTE. NOTARY PUB
Lie, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER, has re-
moved his Office from No Inv Range to the
oifico recently occupied by DIcssrs. Wallace e.
Green, Attorneys at Law, opposite tho Colum-
bla leo House. Jan Is limo
WE HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED
AIR. JOHN G. SEEGERS tho sole Agent for
the sale or our WHISTLES in Columbia, s. C..
JOHN GIBSON'S SON e. co.
PHILADELPHIA. November ~, 1870. Dec
TRUST WHAT TIME HAS sANCTION-
ED.-Tho ma kim that tho yoico of tho pooplo
is tho voicc of the divinity, may, in some
casos, DO open to doubt, but tho testimony of
honest and enlightened witnesses extending
through series of years, and all to tho samo
purport. is worthy of credcncc, admits of no
question. Upon such testimony tho rcputa-
tion of Hostcttcr's Stomach Bitters as an
antidoto and cure for many ailments is based.
During tho twenty years .hat it has been bu-
fore tho world, nnunlcrable preparations in
rockets, and como down tho cxtineuishcd
sticks. Meanwhile, the progress of that in
comparable tonic has been swift and steady
flight. Its introduction produccda Il revolution
in therapeutics: and it proved to be one OF
those salutary revolutions that cannot 90
backwards. To-day l1ostcttcrs Bitters il one
of the most popular remedies in Chrstcn-
dom, and commands q larger sale than any
other medicinal preparation, domcst;t or i'm
ported, on this eide of tho Atlantic AZ a
cure for dyspepsia, bilious disorders, nervous
general debility, and as IL prevent
I'VE OF crldcmic levers: it takes precedence of
every other remedy. This fact should teach
the ambitious country dealers who endcavor
to toist their local abortions on tho public IN
lts rtcad, how futile their small ATTEMPTS to
cAJoic the community must necessarily be-
Where the game fish have failed ,hcl o is no
chance for the "snckcrs' ian IYi az
THE BRIDAL CIIAMHER."-Essa
Tor 1oun:, Men, on great SoCIAI. EVILS and
ABUSES which Interfere with MARRIAGE
Win sure means Of relief for the FIRING and
ohi"rtunatc, diseased and titbiitatcd. Sent
tr"c ni charge, IN sealed cdcnvcopcs. Address.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 s Ninth ST..
Philadelphia. Ia Nov {; 5mo
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Novelties---Special Attractions.


NOV opening and showing, the largest and
! most eiegan: assortment of French and
English FANCY GOODS ever brought to this
market, selected especially for the Holidays.
Elegant Perfumery. Colognes and Extracts.
New and superior Toilet Soaps,
Ierfumo Boxes, Toilet Boxes,
Glove and Handkerchief Boxes,
German, French and English Toilet Waters.
Atkinson's Extract White Roses,
Lublns Perfumes, Extracts, Sechet.
Lows new Perfumes and Lxtrucls,
Coudray's Fashionable Cologne,
Coutiray's Lavender Water,
German Farina Cologne,
Superior Bay Rum,
large and iino assortment OF Hair Brush
cs, Tooth Brushes,
English and French Dressing Combs.
Ivory Finc-tooth Combs
Elegant Pomado for tho Hair,
Eau Lnstrai, Circaseian Luetre,
Cloth Brushes, Turkish Rubber,
Turkish Towels, Tooth Picks,
Elegant Soaps, the largest assortment in
the city, "
:. y beautiful selection Of Fancy Perfume
Dcc1S +. n IIEINJrSJ1 Dr,,r;..
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K1rKLasD MILLS d. nrare,, 90 1870

KnKLAHD MILLS, GA, March %, 1870.
MrsSrs: .Iocob Lirmnn tE BrO, Druggists,
duccd your Great &. rmnn Bittcrs hero to nv
customers and friends, and end better sale
tor it than any have ever kept before Thoee
who have tried it approve Of it very highly,
nnd do not hesitate in saving that it is far
suprri0r i'll value to ally other Bittcrs now il,
use. Yours, respectfully, W. KIHKLAND
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SAVANNAH. March 16, 1870.

SAVANNAH. March 16, 1870 &;
Messrs Jacob Ltppn,an d Bro, Sauannon,
Ha---GENTs: have hcfore mo your esteemed
letter OF the 14th inst, containing various
ducumcnts relative to your German Bitters."
After careful examination l must confess
that your Bittcrs is really what you represent
it to be, an old German recipe Of Dr. Mitch
erich OF Berlin. Prussia. 1t will no doubtbe
excellent for dyspepsia, general debility and
nervous diseases. and is good preventive OF
chills aud fever. find it to DO q most de-
ightfnl and pleasant stomnchic. 1 remain
yours truly, tSigned) AUG. +. WETTER.
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State of South Carolina

10 the Commissioners Of Election for he EI,c-
lion District nt' Chart, StOn COunfJ
NJHEREAS Hon. w. ii. MISHAW, who, at
w the general election held in October.
1870, WAS chosen Il member of the Senate Of
the State of South Carolina, for the Election
District of Charleston County, to serve for the
term of four years, has deceased; and where
AZ the Constitution Of the State of South Ca
election shall be issued by the President of
tho Senate, for the purpose ot filling the va
cancy thus ocra>i"ncd, for tho remainder O..
the term for which said member go deceased
was elected:
Now, therefore, you, and each of you, are
hereby required, after due advcrtis. mcnt, and
with strict regard to all the provisions of the
Constitution and laws of said State. touching
your duty i'll such case, to hold al election for
p. member Of the Senate of the State of South
Carolina, for the County of Charleston, TO
serve for the remainder of the term for which
said member tlIOn. w. II. Mislaw) WAS elect
ed, the polls to be opened at the various places
or election i'll said District. on THU RSDAY,
February 1G, 1871, by tho various Managers oi
Election for those places, respectively, in ac.
corlance with the provisions of the Act of the
General Assembly, entitled "An Act providing
for the general election and the manner of
conducting the same" approved March l. i.
1870. and this wit, together with your return
of the election 10 be held under il, have before
the Senate 1t rs next meeting after tho clcc-
ton. A. J. KANSIER,
President of Senate.
Attest: J. WuoDnCrF, Clerk Of Senate.
Jan 2j
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IaIGlsY'S UNIVERSAL
Cotton Gins and Condensers.

'NNHESE GINS, SO we'll known throughout
Il tho South, need no comment In stylc Of
w"rkmanship, aud for efficiency of work,
their turn out. with the samo amount OF
p"wer, Id uncqualcd. H. TOXER, Agent,
August 9 Cniumhin y C.
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Liquors and Cigars.

Liquors anu ClgArs.
pRANDlES.- -BiiANDEABCEG FRERFS.
- l%s' james hcnntssy. lS5s and 1860.
Plnct Castii!un, 1880.
WINES Mn"t ~ Chandon'. CHAMrAGNFS
These nll brands, being cole agent in south
Carolina. and Tie Vines second to none.
SuERhifs.--All grades, from common to Tie
finest AS1ONTILLADO
Hook, WHITE And Cl.AEET WINES Hook.
hcimer. l.andrrheimcr, H't Santerncs, Latour
Bianch. ST. Julien, La Rose, Nicrstener, Mar
Gobriuni, lit Earsac, Chateau Santerncs,
Pontet Banct, Margaux, Grand Vim Chateaux,
Laftte and Latour. Vintage 1858.
FINE WHISTLES, Nc.--Thcse are selected with
great care, and comprise tho finest known
brands, whilst the stock of rcctiiel goods,
domestic GINS, RUM, &C., arc offered at lower
ratea.
ScoTcH WHIsKE,. Heal PEAT kEEK, is of
my own importation. very superior
CIGARS LIVE INDIAN. Figaro, Espanola,
Palmetto, and other brands arc offered, choice
in anality and moderate in price.
SMOKING TOBACCO in variety, and ape.
cially selected with regard to quality; and, a
WORD III yonr ear, the best is ALWAYS tho CHI ap.
est, II whatever one cats, drinks or smokes.
Dec IL GEORGE SYMMERS.
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Wholesale Agents for State of South Carroll
ma DOWlE, NOISE 4 DAVIS, HENRY BIS
GiiOFF co, GLACIUS " WITTE STEF-
fENS WERNER DGGKER, Charlcton.
Depot in Columbia. s. e., al GEIGEP &
We "'''NS N""""ists Jnne 21y!+
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Special Notice NO. q.

THE Entire Stock of CLOTHING, GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CARS. VAlrsrs
CARPET Bags, SnAwI.s, RonEs, Ere, with IL full
Line of WATERPROOF CIRCULARS, CAPES,
OVER-COATSlLEGG ms, AND GAPS, will be
sold from THIS DAY, AT COST FOR CASH.
The Stock must be sold to close up the bust
ness. All wishing great bargains will find il
TO their advantage to call at the Store of the
late w. j. Hokc. NJ. HOKE