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u II. WARNER, Auctioneer, + street oppo
Ds site Masonic Temple.
r I. GOODWILL. Real Estate Auctionecr,
u No. Ole +. street.

II I. GOODWILL. Real Estate Auctionecr,
u No. 0l6 +. street.
TRUsTEEs, SALE OF FIVE UNFINISHED
BRICK BUILDINGS ON THE EAST SIDE OF
NEW HAMPsHIRE AVENUE, BETWEEN I
AND U STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated August 10, A.
d. ls7s duly recorded in Lihet No. sH; folio l25,
one of the land records for the District of
and at the request OF the srty secured thereby
Will sell at public auction In front of the premises,
on SATURDAY, March II, 1877, at 1880 O'Clock +.
NJ, the following described real estate, situate In
the city OF Washington, District of Columbia, to-
wit: AL those pieces or parcels of ground known
and dstinRuisntd as and being lots numbered ten
tO) twelve u2l, fourteen ui), fifteen (l5) and 81 u
teen (l6), in II. IL. Wa'ner's subdivision Of part of
square north Of square numbered one hundred and
styenty.scycn CII), together with the improve
mCnts, &c.
Terms; One-fourth In cash and the balance at O.
Il and Is smoEths, with interest at six per cent. per
annum, secured by deed Of trust on the property
sold or all cash at option of the purchaser. A de-
p9slt ofSo required on each house at the time Of
sale, and all convcyancing at purchasers cost.
Terms TO be complied with In seven days.
JkMFSS. EDWARDS, r.,,,oo,
IVORY q. KIMBALL, irus'ees'
m5esd&dors !. T. COLDwELL, Auctionecr.
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HALLET, DAVIS n co.
THE MEDAL OF HONOR AND CERTIFICATE
OF DISTINCTION are awarded the HALLET,
DAVIS a CO.'S GRAND. UPRIGHT AND
SQUARE PIANOS for
''yolume and Purity OF Tone.n
"Best Construction and Excellence OF Workman
Bhip.n
''Orlginality OF Design.
"Artistic skill, with Ingenious Mechanical Device
for Securing PermGnence of Tame, &c.n
especial Distnc ction is given in the Award to the
Upright Instruments of this Firm. ~ - See
Centennial Judges, Reports on Pianos,
II. l.. SUMNER, Agent.
sll Ninth street northwest.
Pianos exchanged and sold on installments At
lowest cash prCcS, MOI
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rT,RusTEEs SALE OF A a.sToRY BRICK

rTNRUSTEES SALE OF A 3-STORY BRICK
= dwelling, No. ISL Columbia street, Washing
By Virtue of deed of trust dated October Is, A.
d. 1871, duly recorded In Libcr No. 663, folio 49,
one of the land records of the District of Columbia
and by direction of the party secured thereby, will
sell at public auction In front Of the premises, on
Monday. March H. 1877, ati O'Clock z. Nj, lot No.
1i6, In y. L: Morrison's subdivision Of part OF
square No. 35; with improvements consisting Of a
tlree-story brick dwelling and back building,
Terms OF sale, onc.third cash, balance In one and
two years, with interest at Der cent secured the
property. deposit of 500 required at III" time OF
sale. WILLIAM KiLGOUR, Trustee.
DuNCANSoS Bios, AuctlOnCers, f2SrOd,v5
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FVRUSTEES' SALE OF A DESIRABLE
L FARM IN FRINGE GEORGES COUNTY,
MARY LAND

BY virtue Ofa decd Of trust, dated July IS A. D.,
1874, duly recorded in Libcr u. b., No. o, folio
Sis, &c., one of the Land Records for rrluce
Georges county, In the State of Maryland. aud AZ
the request OF the party secured thereby, we will
Sgll a public AUCTION, n front Of the premises, on
THURSDAY, March 18TH, 1877, at O'Clock L. VI.
AL those certain pieces or tracts Of land lying In
the county ofPrnce Georges, state Of MARYLAND,
Pheasant Spring Enlarged" and addition to
Hope Enlarged, and "ENpeditiOn," containing
two t2l roods and twenty four (2 perchcs, mOrr or
less, with all the improvements, &c being
George n. Lahcton u, II, Warner, and unyrycd
by II. II, Warner to Edwin Il, Allen, and being
near the farm of u. Hall.
Terms ;-onc-fourth of the purchase money In
cash, ana the balance at one two and three years,
Win Interest at six per cent. per annum, payable
scIni-annually, secured by u deed Of trust on the
property sold. A deposit Of 500 required at the
time OF sale, and all cOnyeyancing at purchaser 5
cost,
MARTIN NJ. ROHRER, ru.,
fc % VI. Tn. 4 DIS.
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UCTTON sALEs-To-DAr.
FURNITURE AT AUUTIoN.-

FURNITURE ArAUoTIoN.
srECIAL,. LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE AUG.
i2np aA,SSp ASp ,,Gn0,NTISUUiLSSa 80 WEOSESD.
sEXENTH srREET NORTHWEsr, De.
TWEEN n ANDI.
Owing TO the Immense am ,nnt of furniture con-
signed 70 me, I viii hold my first opening auction
safe OF the same, as above,
COMPRISING
ofs'yle.
80 assorted cottage chamber suites.
hOlstering,
ALSO,
"A full line ofhat racks, lounges bookcas ases tctcs
chairs, tables pillar tables, buffcts, sidcboerds,
steFeres, mattresses reclining and rocking chairs,
bed lounges, easy chairs wardrobes, and full as.
sortmcnt too numerous to cnumcrate.
ALSO,
iron safe in good order. medium slz c.
b. McGhNN. Jr., Salesman,
Z. FOLEY, Auctloneer.
mhio-T tstar 3t1
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r 7. CULDW I'LL, heal Estate Auctioneer,
u No 9lB street,

- NJ Vlo buttt.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT TwO-STORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING ON
THE FAST SIDE OF FOURTH STREET BE
TWEEN AND STREETS SOUTHEAST.
llY virtue Of deed of trust dated March ith A. ID.
1875. duly YIcurhCd In Libcr No. sl3, folio 2la,
81 seq, one of the Land Records for the District of
Columbia, and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, will SCI at public auction In front of the
G,coek r. NJ; Lhc following desGrbcIl real estate,
bia. tO-wt: All thatCertain piece OF ground known
~ lot seventeen (l7) ofJ T.. Carpenters sub-ys-
Ion Of lots In square eight hundred aud eighteen
{ssl, recorded in LiGer. W. o. Magruler, folio s,i,
Ia surveyor Office of the District of Columbia. to-
E"ihcr with the improvements. &c.. subject to II
deed Of trust dated FchruaIy2 9Th, 1915 for 81 900,
payable in i've years from date, with Interest at
nine per cent? from August 2ith, 1876 payable SEMI
annually.
Terms; 500 cash, and the balance at six and
twelve months, with utercst at eight per cent per
annum, secured by dceH of trust on the property
sold or all cash, al the option Of the purchaser.
deposit 600 required at the time Of sale, aud all
conNtyancing at purchasers cost. Terms 10 he
complied with la seven days.
II. II. WARNER, Trustee.
y. I. CCLDwELL, huctlDncCr. m1mwf
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1UcTyoy ssUEs-rUTrRE Dsys
II I. COLDW ELL Real Estate Auctionoer,
u No. DlS Y street.

N1N~O~-~Il~ sHS~IH1N1~I~IN>7>Ns~.a~- -. y-.ss~
II I. CULDwELl,, Real Estate Auctionoor
os No. OlS street.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IHPRovED
AMI UNIMPR0YED PROPEETY on THE
sJuTHEhHT CORNER OF SEVENTH AND A
STRErTS NORTH EAST.
BY virtue of decd OF trust, dated September 3,
A. ID, 1874 duly recorded In bibcr No. S5 folio All,
one of the land records for the District of Columbia
will sell at public auction In front OF the premises,
on FRIDAY. February a. 1871 at o'clock y IN the
tnOwing described real estate situate In the city of
Washington, District Of Columbia, to wit. All those
pieces or parcels Of ground designatod as lots num-
bcred seven. % eight p,) nine, %. J. In square
elEht huhhIed and nincty-soNcn, tssi,) together
with the improvements, consisting Of n wo.story
frame dwelling ith brick basement and back build
ing near.y completed.
Terms; Twelve hundred dollars, with interest at
ten per cent. per annum from September T. 1870, to
dpy OF sale. and expenses of sale In cash, and the
balance ~ six and twelve months, for which the
notes of the purchaser, bearing interest from the
day of sale and secured by deed OF trust on the
property sold, VIII he taken, dCrcst OF 400 Will
he required at the time OF sale, and all
az expense o. purchaser. Terms to be complied
BRkINARp u, ". .kI,NHK, ,r,u,,.o,
LLEWELLfN DEANE, jiruS'ees'
.,ly-THEABOvEsALEI UNTIL
FRIDAY, March 2, ISL, same hour aud place.
fEAwNEhhhYiHl' ffEEAASNNhHi \ DEXNE, DSEAXHNHEsh' Trustees.
TnF AT2XE sAE %,D + y rpsT ,sI
BRAINARD II. WARNER, tr,,,,.,.
LLEWEILYk DEkNE, ifustccs'
mhl2-V j, T. COLDWEbL, AuctlOnecr.
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SPRING DRY GOODS CHEAP
Black Cashmeres, 60. 75c, o., worth more money
Black Alpncas, 20, 22S, 25 to Soc.
Dolman Cloths, Hl5C tosl25, cheap.
Black silks from auction, q, LIS, sl.5o, els.
Spring Dress Goods llH to Soc.
Shirt Fronts all linen III %. S7Ic, prices low
Calicees, iSc up-Percales 10 new things;
Sheetings, rs and sc; napkins 81 &c per dozen up
Bed Spreads, T5c up; towels SC up.
Spring Cassmeres for men and boys.
All carpet stock at cost to sell out.
Always good value for your money.
I. N. EAUDAIN,
m2-tf 100 Market Space.
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Stale bonds nuiet and nominal.

stocks active and steady.
The follc~ing are the closing rates for the active
stocks and Government securities, telcgraphed 70
4. j.. Cooke, Jr., Co.. froin the Sew York
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BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS CHANCES
E0R ExCHGNdEroH10AdoH PRoPERTY
e GneasS Hiss ss @
equity in Improved Or Gnimproved properly ia
%a 5s sas scon Ss for rP
mn,.SWfIs dsf Buildings and ssSsniS sFeSis
NoR EXCHANGE FOR CITYPRoPERTY-
Il 1 STOCK, aTtuIe; and good WIN Of a HARD
WARE STORE; doing q good business and CEN
'talhiS milo located SIS s. sesenth M hthAhrst street.
FOR RENT OR sALE-HOUSE No. 1904 H
~, i street. rect, next to wSrmeys hOtel Apply 4.
A RARE CHANoE-FoR SALE OR RENT,
ant, D. Z. Wen of good water at back door; one
VET. hi FsnnsyiHaSts .ysnae. Npp' M 3hS.St
A NALOsTAN ISLAND.
FOR RENT--An orANALosTAN ISLAND ey-
Ice houses OF the Great Fails Ice Company The
of arabic land with extensive SeeTstions and is i
proved by the Mansion House, with pavilion at
i9S Is5$S S?'f3S,S'
$1,000 Or. OR LESS TO okFSllS6 LOAN oNKEAL Isd3aI
RErrGLICAN building. m5-tf
LIOR TRADELCHEAP-A MOE HOUSE
~ on Defrces street at &, 800. X. NJ. HALL, 5l5
FOK TRADE-A HOUSE WORTH $4,000 IN
Il washington VIII be traded for one in George
town. X. M. HALL, SIS seventh street.
FOR MISUNDERSTANDING STOCK AND
street r. II. HALL, SIS seventh M % street to S'''H'n
EOR TRADE-STOOK IN AN ms SURANCR
fIa B SRfy street, m be traded fora
TOR TRADE-i,200 ACRES II KANSAS,
Il finely located; will trade and assume incun-
bIsSee for properly here. Il. NJ. HALL, sis Sew
EOR TRADE-i.sOO ACRES DOWN THE
Potomac; splendid farm; win be traded for city
property, at low prices. Ii. NJ. HALL, 5i5 Seventh
ENOR TRADE-lll ACRES MILES FROM
h tVnh sS Ess for property
FOR ,TRADE--4o,oOO FEET OF GROUND
r. NJ. HALL, SIS Seventh street.
EUR IRADE-FlNE FARM-sO AURES
HRI 55 nj sSS for property
EOR TRADE-A $1,000 RESIDENCE ON
seventeenth % street VII be exchanged "a part for
scvsnth S ST strSet. SH'-'"' 0' 'o ''' " !" HAIL. o."
E0R TRADE-FARM OF 60 ACRES, WITH
GSS1ngs SS & gSSr b.SsSr S spPinES' II k1ns9;
Seventh street.
TOR 1KADE-FARM OF 90 ACRES, FINE
RiS an IaHIfn hSs w IL
FOR TRADE-A BEAUTIFUL FARM,
be traded for city properly. Il. N. HALL, SIS
seventh street.
EOR TRADE-6X AURES, MOE BUILD
II inRs, three miles out OF town, viii be given for
a house and lot In town. Il. NJ. HALL, 5i5scyenth
street
FOR TRADE-A slo,OOO RESIDENCE IN
II the city will be traded for land, II party will
assume u, 600 mortgage. H. NJ. HALL, ol5 Sew
EOR TRADE-CHEAP-A BROOM HOUSE
on easy terms at q, SO Il. NJ. HALL. SIS Seventh
street.
TOR SALE-SIX SPLENDID LOTS ON
ters finest locality in be sold any terms
TO suit persons who will build at once. II. VI.
HALL. 6l5 Seventh street.
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGES ACRES IN
\ Montgomery comfy, Md, miles from the city
and about quarter OF mile from Linden, station
on the Metropolitan railroad. Land OF nne quality,
and good improvements. az, j. sWEET.
yVESTERN AND SOUTHERN LANDS
w exchanged for Warrington CITY property.
Will .sweetsnm en-, trade with some cash.
=, TO :. Chlsago county, Minn.
ioS Dakota county, SeSrasES.
i'M0 :, Monona county, Iowa.
1000 Pcmiscot county. Missouri,
so " Coney county, hansas.
fss-fmSw-u II. NJ. NALL.
SIS 7th street.
ATTORNErS And AGENTS.
SNSNS~D~~N~IN~0D~I~~ND~~ ~~~~NC~O0O~~N~~~NNNON~
w M. A. COON,
ATTORNEY.ATLAw,
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AUCTION sALgs-rUTuRU DAYS.

.
RYE. J. SWEET. Auctionoer.
TkTsTEEs, sAtE Ss NEAT Tw9sJ1E,y
sTRKEFEET sTKFETs THsd SJRTH: BETWEEN . AND ii
ny Virtue Of deed o. trust, dated hugsu 30, A.
and Gg % ss Isedras a S0T for nj 81 @
q Columbia and az the request OF the party secured
he on sarRDxY raSSa!Ss asrSS n i tE3ns
and tuss f stRns Rss0 81 Hstii ciy
Washington. District OF Columbis, and known and
6ss T. pa1 Il lot GHreS @ "a
one hundred and nincty-thres (io3), together with
Tsrm.i scoc 10 fensf to be secured by deed of
Inc sslanee ppfehase money! SysGts over se' md
.s2Hs I 'Ss SS Ri& s
all conveyancing VIII be at his cost. 1.-THE terms OF
iSes reserve the Erht resell sSs property at the
risk and cost OF the deiauliing purchaser
mh,.Mwss,d. II. Il kshF6Rb.' EkshhFt6i2r' Trustees.
lie posite Masonic Temple.
rTRusTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
I tElgfT sFTflFs sTEEhT s5uTHs NEST RErWEEN BAND
odf * deed sSs Of ' to aaSd &c
S doaS I Sn S o bs sG sGd 81 for h mo
iosK ISsKts e. aSs.Sn ON II ent S5 ,hG pTem;s,s a. .S
April, 1877, the south hall OF lot numbered nine, (Oj
IN square numbered six hundred and thirty y-nvc,
Terms OF sac; sls7 80, with interest at ten per
cent. from May q, 1876, and expenses Of sale In
cash the balance at six 6) and twelve (l2) months,
for which the notes Of the purchaser, bearing In
teret from the day of salc and secured by deed of
viii he required from the purchaser at tho time
OF sale, and all conyeyantlng will be at purchasers
cost. If the terms Of sale arc not complied with
within seven 10 days thereafter the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
of the defaulting purchaser,
JGaS Sh5. v. " sAf3REPy, sAAffXREERPy }rru.,ee..
mhl0-STu6ds
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= II. WARNER, Auctioneor,
Ds 4 street, opposite Masonic Temple.
T T. COLpw ELL. Auctloncer.

II T. COLpW ELL, Auctoneer.
TRUSTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND Lot on
L. sTREET NORTHWEST, NEAR SIN
TENTH STREET..
by virtue of deed of trust to me, dated February
TO- A. D. 1870. and recorded In Libcr No. rs. folio
IS one of the land records for the District Of Co.
lumbla, and at the request of the party secured
thereby shall SELL In front of the premises, at 30
O'Clock y. M, on THURSDAY, March p, A. ID.
lST. lot four a. on the plat of the subdivision
made by Samuel ID. King, Of original lots 10, II aud
T. In square l0s tbg, thCr with the improvements 8
thereon, consisting of q twO-stOry Frame House.
Terms; ESQ In cash and the balance In six and
twelve months, secured by deed Of trust upOn the
property sold and the notes of the purchaser bear
ing interest at per cent. from day Of sale, or all
cash, at the option OF the purchaser; all Conveyance
ing and recording at the purchasers cost. de-
post OF $40 required At time Of sale.
II the terms of sale not complied with In seven
) days the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk ana cost Of the dcaultng pur
mhs-ThsTu&ds ' Trustcc
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Hosiery md GIOYcs

LNROM the commonest Lisle Thread to the best
IL Silk. Prices to suit the people.
GEE & HUMPHREYS.
May II Sc
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Sherifs Sales.

pf virtue Of an Execution to me directed.
- | will sell, before Union Court House door,
on the first Monday in August next within the
legal hours of Sheriff sales, the following prop
erty, to wit:
One tract of land located in Union County
w"ereoif henlanlh r. BISHOP now lives, Contain
ing (300) Three hundred acres, more or less,
bounded by lands of Jesse Graham, Wm Wilson,
Mrs. Browning, Ross Alexander and others =
Levied on and to be sold as the property of the
Estate Of John Bishop, at the suit of Rcubin s.
Chick, as trustee, against John Bishop
Il. MACBETH, $. u. c.
July IL 1877 81 81
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Wheat and Corn Grinding.
Thomson Mills.

'IllE subscriber, having charge Of the
i timc-honorcd and popular Thomson
Mills near lIowel's Ferry, would inform the pub
lie that the Mills have lately been repaired by
competent Millwright who has put things in
apple pic order. y good Eureka Smut Ma
chine and Corn Screen are attached. Ecrriage
free to all mill custom. Persons detained for
the night will he accommodated with good Sta
blcs for their teams.
Lovers of good flour arc invited TO bring their
wheat. Those pretcrring the crisp johnny cake,
sweet 'dodgcr or good hominy, can have them
If they will bring corn.
SKULL SLo.,I.s June %.
J.C. SPEARS.
June 30 % I'm
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Profits Of Wheat over Cotton .........S $40 90
have omitted 15 or 20 tons Of wheat straw,
which, if properly utilized, would DC worth con-
siderable. 1t is valuable as mulching, more val
liable when used as provender and as an absor-
bent in stalls and lots. Every planter will ap-
preciate the difference in condition of land after
cotton and wheat.
If have erred in my estimates it is Oh the
side OF cotton.
Figures, or rather estimates, are very dcccp
tive, when applied to profits from cotton-es.
pecially so in the remuneration of labor. And
just here is the pitfal to many cotton planters
Il mean excessive or exclusive cotton planters
They seem to forget or under cs innate the cost
Every planter knows that it takes twelve months
hard and constant toll to produce and market a
heavy cotton crop.
Candor requires that | give the result of an
experiment | made last year. In December
1915, resolved on big thing in cotton forlS76.
sowed a smaller area than usual in wheat
word prepared for "the big cotton crop"
succeeded to my satisfaction in cotton-made n
big crop. The small area in corn with the June
frcSlct-
have had to buy-and Oh; how hard to get and
pay for. One bushcl made at home is worth
two abroad.
saw my down grade start in December last,
81 put on brakes by sowing more wheat oats
and clover, and planting more and less cot
ton. This one experiment will be . lifelong
lesson to me.
Mr.. a. F. kcndrick thrcshcI, 1900 bushels
wheat last week within l miles of me; set the ma
chine II times. lie runs ARBITRATOR thrcshcr
-captiously called the Elephant. 1t is an clc-
plant in good sense. Mr.. J. II. Gallman is
in the field with FarQuhar machine doing good
work.
Mr.. EDITOR, If this communication be worth
the publishing, give it an insertion Should it
tnrn single cotton man from the error of his
ways, | will be gratifcd. Certain ruin will
ovcrtakc us without prompt change
WADE FOWLER
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CARoLINAs CREDT.-New York, July l.
Governor Wade Hampton Of South Carolina left
for home to-day One of the principal objects
of his visit to this city was to obtain temporary
loan Of 100000, and before his departure he
was authorized by two bankers here TO draw
upon them for that amount at per cent inter
est, payable on collection Of the taxes orat con
venicncc Of the State. No security was civcn
and the money was loaned simply on the credit
lof the State.
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STATE OF SoUTU CAROLINA. !
COUNTY OF UNION, Ss:
l, r. II. Wallace, Cashier of the abovc-namcd
Bank, do solcmnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief T.. r. WALLACE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to cforc me this 9TH
day of July, 1877.
- II. w. SliAND,
SEAL Notary Public
CORRECT Attest:
+. NJ. FARR,
\ II FOSTER. Directors.
WILLIAM MUNRO.
June 81 16 1t
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Great Merit in Female Diseases

STATE OF GEORGIA. Troup Co.
This is to certify that l have examined tic
receipt of Dr. Josiah Redfeid and, as medical
man, pronounce it to be u combination of medi-
cncs of great merit in the treatment of all dis
eases of females for which he recommends it.
WM. p. BEASLEY, NJ. ID.
This December u, 1868
For sale by all druggists, and by y. IRWIN s.
Co., Union.
June 20 25 I'm
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION.
OF TIE
Merchants & Planters
n a ITO a l. B "A n IL
OF UNION,
OF UNION

1T Union, IN the State Of South CdrofmdI
The close Of business, 22i June, 1874. "a 4
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ANTE-BELLUM Prices OF CoTroN.-B Glow is
the price of upland cotton at New York for each
cotton year from 1910 to 1861, inclusive, with
accompanying figures showing the Amer lean
crop for each year. In comparing present quo
tations for upland cotton with those of ante. war
times it must be remembered that recent chan
ges in grades have made the present middlinc
to correspond to the Glow midllng' of lS6O:'
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THE CHESTER RAILROAD
WILL BE BUILT
-AND--
LII a NJ saw (.E

pROPOSES to help the cause by giving his
l. annual
BARBECUE
at his residence, six miles below Union, on the
Railroad, on the 9th Of this month To make
the occasion interesting he will get up number
of
CHICKEN DISPUTES,
Cut number of Watcrmclons, and have many
other amuscmcnts.
This Barbecue is COTTON up for the special
pcheht oil those who patronize it, Every man is
expected to come to the Barbecue hungry and
20 away satisfied. If he don't il is his own
iault, for there will be plenty of the best Barbc-
cucd Shoat, Kid, Mutton and Beef besides good
clean, well seasoned hash, with the other fixins
thrown III I" fill up.
tn" man ihn' cats most gets 81 prize the
least eater will lose money
W. SAVAGE.
.Iu,y g.; - .,
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personal friend of Jefferson Davis, who has
lately arrived in Washington, says that MIR.
Davis is busily engaged in the completion of his
work on the war. IL will be pl TO press in the
fall. Mr.. Davis will criticisc very severely the
policy and plans Of Gen. Joseph l.. Johnston rs
Confederate chiciiain, and will charge ,n him
the full responsibility for thc nom-r pursuit Of he
Federal forces into Washington on TIE orcasion
OF ihc first battle OF Bull Euu in July 1854
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WE propose TO meet the prices of all honest
w competition. GEE & HUMPHREYS
May 4 II If
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The State of South Carolina:
COUNTY OF UNION,
In the Court of Common Pleas.

William II. Lipscomb Prff | Copy summons for
Us. money demand
John NJ Goudelock, Defen- Complaint not
dant. Served
To JOHN NJ GoUDELOCK, Dcrsnddst in this
action:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
Il answer the complaint in ,his action which
has been filed in the office of the Clerk ofthc Court
of Common Pleas for the said County, and to
serve copy of your answer on'thc subscribers
at their office, in rear of the Court House at
Union, South Carolina, within twenty days af-
ter the service of this summons on you, cxclu-
sive OF the day Of service ut Union Court House.
II you fail to answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for judgment against you for the sum of
two hundred and fifty seven dollars and thirty
four cents, with interest at the rate of seven per
cent. per annum from the seventh day of Janu-
airy 1851, payable annually, and costs.
WALLACE & MCklSSICk,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
CHARLES Bolt, Clerk
Dated June 18TH 1877.