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Gen. Hampton's Portrait

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The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Probate.

COUNTY OF UNION.
In the Court of Probate.
BY JOSEPH F. GIsT, Esquire, Judge of Probate.
TO Reps Edrards, Mary Z. Ed.cards, John Jol-
IN, Martha j. Jolly, j. Benjamin Tucker, Nam
ME L. Tucker, William b. Lyies, John ". Lyles
and Be,yamin j., Lyies, greeting:
VOU are hereby required to appear at the
l. Court of Probate, to be holden at Union
Court House for Union County on the second
day of April, A. d. 1877, to show cause, if any
yoI can, why the Real Estate described in the
Petition of LETTA SPENCER. filed in my Office
said Real Estate being situate in said County, in
Santuc township, bounded by lands Of D. J.
FAINT, T. Is. Bates, Charles +. Sims and others,
and containing about one hundred and twenty
acres, shonld not no parti,ioned or sold:for par
tition allotting TO the petitioner, Letta Spencer,
one moiety thereof, and the remaining moiety in
equal portions to the said Mary E. Edwards,
Martha f. jolly, Mamie J. Tucker, William b.
Lyles, John NJ. Lyles and Benjamin F. Lyles.
Given under my Hand and Seal. this TWEEN y
seventh day Of December. in the year of
our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and
seventy six and in the one-hundred ani
first year Of American Independence.
- JOSEPH F. GIsT,
EC Probate Judge.
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9th day Of December, 1876.
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, 1877-06-24
CLAR1K's CONFINEMENT.


MF. Charles II. u. Clark Is In trouble and In ths
County Jail Thu ksoabla arises. It u allesod from
the fact that III. CLARK, married mau with threo
ch!ldsrn, VIA not faithful to his own legitimate
Laura, and found ~ atilaity In ths person OF
. certain yuunx woman who asyH hoe nAns
IL Nasy. Charles had home 90 Bissell stteet.
near Sophia btlteL Mary occupied sglhle spsst-
nents In another QuarteE Of tue town, and Charles
osellatsd beswesn the two. lie claims 10 10 4
detective employed BY QUO Of tie local police
agencies. aud bis Acquaintance With Alss Mary
extends over considerable sIue. Mr.. Clark living
In happy mnconsciousneas thereof.
In addition TO his asitAl anadclftiea, MF. Clark
TAs possessed Of saalhsF amtAbls weakness.
Although dslectirs. hs was not fully posted
~ TO !hs laws of property. and entsf-
employers belonged 10 hiuselt. In sou,o way the
otta learned Of biz eccenLncitles, and deputed III
onless to leak htm up. o!cor called u tbs Bsaeil
street huuaestesu, aud nsks for Mss. Clark. ~
AM Ars. CLARK. "sata tbs fiyhifui owner Of that
sxscher: "you ean't ula{ Tint on mo, " sal he d..
parted. to return shortly afterwards With Mles
Aary. lu ths meantime, Clark had informed bis
wlfs that the police waru after him dof eMbex1la-
Msat and ~ ~ ka4 h:adsn hm AWAY Mhsn -. the
eexan 70 i*el 'u;pislous. I'd NJ. cia.k
decided that te kuews = placa 1oH1-toMn
10 which he bad 10 ~ ln hurry. liz LETT, de.
Nctlsa after hipa. and Ma captured after . *hott
but exciting chaas, un4 was txnum!nously dragged
oa % ksfa's Hotel. Tho Injured vile ind DE-
snl Ftusy last hlea 4 pets.loa Tor ulyotcs. Now
Yhe u keeping boarding house uu Indians ssrset,
Af. Clark IL Fepeut4nx his tlns iu chamber Aol1s
what @!scua,2es1esa la space II stsoa{ sooa tof
, 1877-06-24

wacns N taett Fn@ properly nhd pared ouk OF ma
hands. This man vas also nis+d up in shA LIN.
coin tomb robbery case At Springfield.
Thomas 0Fahsm, Of HANDY, Simmons i Co..
teatided 10 tho properly having been sold II 4
Nasier's sa'e for a1l0. %, under = foreclosure OF
nostssss, Of which he had IN sestraet which was
r.,ne 4 @ i!ss,s ;;etSsspss f., ts,ttssa ,ss, :. e
sane lota. whle 4 wsse afterwards sold undes do.
cree: Ths original conveyance wAs for Twelve lots.
ss sssues onyp psxst ssrs
posed ~ i: eS!sasa dssi q .xsi,s iet: i.afa @
ss9 sss9 ~.ss h,.ss Ss!' 's;;ss; ssS:s
;soster'ea soo twsvs IL: @ en''s wae., held @ sse
propsssty only two weeks. and CAV. biz notes fof
s E estssf.' 81. sGPsS ss II sss
FL ees esses H. = saeis I"
ss Ss ~ %ss
.TS .s.,.aa e 1o., tn ST'd 1...,sn, ss
%s!h., 'hs ,e,ss sSsa =, I'D h. SSDf | ,,GS
gsss ~ property h.ss he suppo+'d that
e.tats basis.s te.aed I. to shs sslatis. W 9slrs o
t.u. Fl os 4 = % %py and IT, e. hsa s,y VT Il s: ;
rsrk, south, Of tss Mlch,ssn Southern RAILROAD,
chnties i. Mors, tootkespcr At ths Stock.
Yards, testl1ed a. to what he supposed The value
of the lots, which wero Ia his osgna! subdivision.
Seven or eight yenra ago lhcr had balloon value.
wa from Chicago. valparaiso, Q: 9ahkosh; Il, i
Witness didn't Know what was the highest CASH
price over obtained for any Of tho lots.
George w.. Waitc, "a real:estato agent,
ho ts:tasa s.S 4, , a @ ;sSdi,i.an: ~
sud at from 500 to $500. lie could hardly tell
what they were worth, bnt they might sell At from
$25 to 3l.5. or S160. They had a prospective,
spteustve value II South Chicago improved. lie
had valued tho lots at ono uua At $3.50 each.
Charles Creighton also teatiaed to similar facts ~
Inside Of she town fol 800. cash valuation:
Mr. l!rown. counsel for Botbes, askcI that the
latter be allowed to mako a statement, which re-
qacst was grated lie sthttd that hfs lden that
tho lots wssc worth about 0o0, which ho bciieved
now. There was an tncnn,bsanca OF II. 200 upon
t!lom which was now considered Cancelled through
the action OF Mr. Beers.
Mt. Boal tnststcl TINT Forbes should be hold, ~
1t had been proven TINT ho had falsely, frat
to tho title, and next ~ to tho incumbEance up
emit Men should not 10 allowed to swehf thus
FofDcs was held In 81. 200 bail, which Commits.
eloncr l1oyne said must be In htst. .casg bonds.
81, 06u, but Mr.. Iloyne declined 10 make the re-
must be protected IN this matter OF taking bonds.
The prisoner seemed considerably taken BY snt.
prso At tho dectsion Of tho conlmtssIoneF. In
oefsnlt Of Lail tae prisoner was ramandsa to JAIL
, 1877-06-24
THE CITY-uALIx

Tho license sccetpts yesterday were oulv 500.
rh. foos .ro r,o.,y a., co,sc,.d nv ia
have begun to pay up.
During tho past weak tho Building Department
haa Issued atty two permits, seventeen ot which
wore for permanent dwellings, whose cost IL to be
$03, coo.
rr,n ,s,r.,.r-.r v.,t.-1.x .s,.tx.5 q. non 1.,,,
oun e . ues ao 8oa o., tess'pn sss "sss
1.,nA+ ..oa Wv s""p@'''''' sao s@' o." 'fo'a '"o
Water Department
,ats. should ats Ss 81 o. I'll. s.tsson Of
pay up y Iefore julJ1. for after that date 10 per
This Committee on Markets failed to moet yes.
tesday sftesneon because % Ala: Willis. The ch.!s:
tis sa%s . te..on ~ gpssal con@ittes % d.s, q
whleh Mnite Wa Also cha'ran' fasd to transact
~ RI. comot,o,1e, b., mid in mi, e,t, .aont s,a
dc July j, That sum il ali That viii BE- paid horc.
IL os VIE u ehs
Sational uank. The monsy viii 10 ssnt on 1a some
aay y,'a ~ :as .",', s0a'lns ass. "ss.. -.
as T.! T.! aeaains al -
nato"s VI eHg v asoa. tHT t9'qaa Fs1eSe cnr CoM.
panY: az s53 sGsn inom sn ~. a. !oyt 20. " ths
sndeTef.. and ha' bcon gratefully acknowledged.
Fiys GAG. q :sarlet fersr: 4. es:es Of measles.
~ t"o nsasns n ta1h Hne .orno. asaso uofo se.
R"ttsa a. to ea.ta nepSSsmont t {estesaay maE.
inX toial o. t"ssa usatas ltnha lhst cause ansn9
tha week; fne genssat ueatn ssta hes oeen son'o.
sha year Iwo new caees ~ " sen4in3 smallpox
Ws ao, ~. Ao1 ~ ~ III sFoas'
rhey M pa sie 81 ssnysd "a H. II
The Department of ya.b,Ic Works yesterday
lasusL an estimate OF 81, 400 10 Conro, Cofkin K
Tho Department sIso opened bids Tor supplying
cement paving gravel, and found that Chatlss Il.
xs.J Tsxis n pTsr IND rhoma: napsin s9eIo wsre
abont pyen In tEclr 6ls 0r paving ina intarsnctions
Of Iiuepu strrpt. between Stats Apd st. CtAif, Tho
Denartn,Rnt laa aIyortiped for propoet III ! for 4
, 1877-06-24
mprossmcns), and MAry-sits alone in hsr cham.


ARHroRrRn 6AILrD on Mr.. CLARK
laat eroAtuR to er& whascver he might have to ray
IN fetttence to The above. He was found In te1a
No. 10l. ConNsyual, and 10 a ,nhn Of about Is
years Of ake, and - good looking A. the ordinary
dsieekre. AZ tFst be denied that he had ercr bten
detective. but when hs Mind was refreshed he
ytstd,y remembered having been put in jait = few
days ago By rInkeTton. and alaa having collected
lei him ab,ua s52 for which hs failed 10 account.
Then he became ptn!teu1 and could not I'D Ian.
FusEt strong enough to cxpreEs hts regret Tor the
WAY IN which ha had treated The flnkertons. After
TIL. he vas eomparattvely mute, acting, as be
said. under the instructions Of an attorney. lie
did not want to have his troubles sprcRd before
the readers Of Tnx TRtsuaE, becauts II
would ruin hts reputation. and his poor mothcr In
Texas would he Hutd to hear from him. lie. how.
over, confeksed that hs know Miss Mary, had nsso-
ctated with her, and shs did no. know That be waa
married man. To uat his own '1an4ua:e. "She
waa ~ pute now ~ she WAS befors he ever met
her," buthe was inclined TO cut on All opportunity
to corFoboae his story. for ho refnsea to EIsc her
resldenee or The mama Of her parents. Tho most
be would fay under this head sfss thst she lvcn
1ine0sn street, north Of Lake. iIo said he knew
all about his wifls application TOR \ divorce, and
!hst. on hearing ol hef se!Ion hs was IL now!se
tonlshtd. Some OF tho allegations IN the bill sho
had died wafe tAlae, however. bnt h. refused 10
ter lnto detail! or g1vs aay further Information Of
any kind. saying that he had no apprehen eneI0nr In
the divorce niattez, aud that Mt tbs tfial himself
and Mis- Aary would be slnAteAted.
, 1877-06-24
TIE TRAVELLING MEN.
TuH aECUNp ANIMAL MEETING

OF tha NortlWestcrn TrsyVl[uK Wen'9 Agg0ctatlou
var held In tho club. rooms of iha ro,n,or 1tnusa
s..,..Ss~ Ths ,a..tI,.s 80. ..stss -. alS. ~
ysss'ast. "e @ ass"@s "a@ ea1so 70 osu7s ~
city, and after tbs .ppontu,snt Of Committee on
crcdentia]a an aIIourpment was t.ksn. Aton.m.
a. A..ne,.,,n, ss.,...,hi1 ra.n.a .s.ss. -.
LIE "e.oe4auon nTeAasemoles. N"aetesmeo eaInef
mere than two years ago aud already has mcm+
bcrshsp Of oyer 200. In case OF death an aasess-
t sa' VI - W. Assa sas w 'aa sa'os msn''
oefS' ana 'aa ptoceeus !ess ths necessary expehs'
e, paid to tho representatives Of tue ucetastd.
Aemlershtpi u eoA1nea strctly to travelling men,
ana there y no provision for slck fund.
, 1877-06-24
SUBURBAN.


Dr.. Charles Fowler, editor Of The cAritttdn Ad.
rotnse, and lhte President Of Evanston University,
devercd ono Of the fnest lectures ever lisIene 10
by Oak paskans Wednesday evening. In tho audi-
ence ru0m Of tho Congregational Church. Subject:
fnE tbs benefit Of tho 1uyer Forest Methodist
Church.
This closing exercises Of tho Public Bclool took
room WAS crowded u overlowing, And 200
wtrc unable 70 gain admiatanco.t Tho
audience wtrn delighted With the entertainment
and vt the close unanimous vots was taken that
tho programme be repeated Monday evening and
admltt4nce charged for tho benedt of tho Ut. John
fire.
Mr.. and Mr.. william Owens have returned rom
theIr bridal tslp.
ENuLEwoop.
The prize readtnxs at tho Cook County Normal.
School will occur Wednesday afternoon and tAo
pfi8s essays IN Tbs evening, aho Commencement
exercises Will takc place Thu1sday evening. COM
menclnQ att o'clock. The cfass address will be
delivered by ths 1t. .Rcy. Blahop Cheney.
, 1877-06-24

nnphea, .nd tera'a9 !: II. xat't the farmer @ =:
bseted. ws1I::e,ed. b.la.se.d:d isns:estea, ct.
Il! ss 6Ssr nee. iSe e t
Ana ths ,on1fg man smiled ol.ndl5 and courteous
4 rLxAsAxr xxcunsroN.
tion Of MIS-, George 3: Marsh, joa indisna avenue.
to her ss9ss{ e.Henss Il I'D Ths
depot on .pseial eaf i 30 = n: IND On arriy-
~; q s @ 1h VIZ fss
wko. il anticipation % 81 4, % were thoronshly rrs.
pared tn sptrtt ind t.nth 70 part!ecats TO ss IT.
80 much and which realized all That could
have been expected. chieago'e pretty daurh.
e.. nd ;eeir ;.sa frnas ~ ac
which will long remain lndeilble in The minds af
iii there: Among The ladies and gentlemen who
.amr. were ii. and I'd Mft |orton, iho iisy. d. and
Mn. Ryder. MI. and MI Pf!eo, Nj; and Mts. A.
rqan 1%dss Xss M 81 Mi Gsm
III. and Mfs. Fitch. lii. md Mir, Richardson. Mr.
sad Alrs. Murphy, :, Mrs. Burrows. Mrt.
Nh. <. Fai.;ief. F,fes Nh. Wheeler, a;.. ksne. k's
;egi;s e.. m's; I'd s Sss fansai sss 81 Z
'P, fs!ss sS @ fs s
hIs Ns o. Gkt1Ht NlNl NGltu u GAt1H, LlAfte1
macdonald, Dick Nlthborn, Clarence Morton,
William llnrrows. and Frank Howard.
On tho return journey q meeting Wns called by
Judge Wallace, with uf. Ryder President, where.
In II was resolved 10 render vote Of hanks to tho
Lake Shore d Mlchigan Southern Railroad CuIn.
gany sor Its courtesy and the polite attention Of
it, employees.
HOTEL ARRIvALB.,
toI ;s s.v Ys,s s.ts s Il l:nl; H.
Mar1en IND Il. II. 0rsres. Io1tou, ihe. ian. j. i.
Hammond prookiyn, the lion. 7. !: ,KetehaM. n.
L.. neas. Grand napids; x. HoSestaon.
Yokohamat pr. X II. Perkins, na!ttmoret q. GhtIt'
IT.; sr r1afa 9sn f. + fa,sh Ssw r.
tFoit, it, ii. 6ddis FhIiadelPn!s, 4. frencl Tltts.
Menomintes i. ijcnia scotinndt j. it,. Lyon Pltta.
lie Eed Cap Iass.baI Giub, 81. P4ni; tie Ion:
}. ]. Gaze. Isaciaet Judge j. Casey. WsshlaK.
{on ~. 1r.,aont Hayst .rhs ,,,ill!on. l!on. !. Y.
as,Sj 9. v. M;.en. NV is:k; s. H. sions. ig Rgeeas
n. r. l. n. ,Clstke. New. York; Fredtr!ck Deek
ltrookiyhi l.. u. Fordhan. AbauY,... Nraaa fhg1ac
Aenasort. U. Wright uta MUlhesl T.. ". KryeA bfAdi4
a1u., Wtnt Gen. i. y. Atkins. FErcpoftt Coy.
Hh.lby A. Cu!:oT. spr1ngncldi Ur. Join +.
urayt Utlcs n IL n: tion Jyin r. A1ie{, nettons
Sshsacctady: g I. uodfsoy, ues Aons,s t,en: A. 9:
Acauemy....Yns .Ivs1nfreja!-h j. Irwin, Detroti
j: IL. ktramI!e. Stonehcci +. C. s,lIth, GRAND iap.
Huron; i. 4. Newell, New York.
, 1877-06-24
DEATHS.


NNOS8-Juna 93, 1t the Fesdencs Of hA sister, Mrs.
F&schbec4 An3 West Lake'st+ Of coulumrtloa, Will.
ian H. Uroaa. aksd ~ years 10 months md ~ day
Funeral apttce hereafter.
CHENEY-At ths Festdenes of Wiley n. Eskan, No.
t57 West Waahhxton'st., lnfAnt daughter Ut LutlAn
T.. snt Marion l., Cheney.
McD0NOu0u-Ths funeral Of John Mcnououah will
tako plaza from hs ats residences NJ " North Aatk
tt'st. 1t =. N. to-day, BY carriages To Calvary
THEDWAr-0n Thursday, June ~. At ., m, Eu.
AN X. TrsdvsY. wife OF !. q. TEedxaJ, lies lnats
Tns rema!ns wsrs taken on Michigan Central Rail.
way to Detroit tor intefneut
NERHtLL-4use 10 IN thla city. Of scarlet feyer,
Eva Mabel 0nly CHILD OF llcnfy aud Ella Nustill Agod
. {ta!t uiontl. 4nd IL days.
~ nataboo. Wiz. pspetD pcAAS copy.
HAMELTuN-Ths funsrHi services Of tho tAts VIII.
tara r Hamilton will be heia tkts tsundkrl afternoon.
{nao IT. oelack, II tbs seadenca OF hA pastnts.
u.aa dsJ fses IL c''' Anton
ftun MF. Hands f1s!lancs 2au North FFshklnst,
n. Thomsa Ssioysa sYa VI ISs Il. Naa::r, sxsd Il
ysafa u tnonths and 10 days.
Funsfsl Monday ofnlaG q tlao by carriages to Cal.
TasT. FTieads 0f Tho ssh.lly ara Invited.
KRnF F.loT-pa Saturday june ~, Hllts D.. stdeat
months.
G3tero0an Ut o'clock.
CLARH-At714 Wcat Lake.st.. OF quick conaump-
Hon. NeItt H.. edslt daughtar Ut ". b. and NBFT &,
CLARK. Agod - ycsrs and tnonlhs
, 1877-06-24

for paying tho Port -Oiee employed, and also tonne
the ITO the Goth Of the month sometimes - high
a. $40. ooo Or SIS, 900. ~h!sh won1d b. With.
month TO pay ot1 tho Post.Ot1es help.
rhe accounts ran along this .ay iof
several years, until Don. MeArthur sold ont bis
siderablr private bustncss with the bsnk, bul his
loans wcrc alwaya secueed hy coilsterals. This
quest. End the ~. 100 transfer was made n
final settlement Of his accouhts. Ths bank had no
idca Of anything wfong.. since Gen. McAfthur
kept accounts id two other banks. The lloms
Natsonal Bnnkt when tho proper limo came,
would prndnce ito bonks and show that everything
was dono fairly. lie thought the b0ndhuIdcrs
Mere tshiaX, 10 order 10 save ttttle money.