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, 1877-05-15
The Mining Troubles at StFeator,
H., Culminate Horribly.
Poisoning Of the Dinners Of Sixty Of
the "Biackleg" Miners.
Tho Victims AIT Enduring tho Tortnres
Of Corrosion BY Arsenic.
Nothing but 0iroumstanttal Evidence to
Inorimiuate tho Strikers.
EOALEU POISON
Sretjcf Mftu{cA to 13e Tribune


srnEAroR. ILL.,, MAY 14.--T!,c recent good hc-
ha.Ior OF tho sttca,or miners during their strike
won for them the eAtccm Of the community. They
Inspired the confidence OF all; but this after
noon brought revelation mose startling and
a..s.ta!r than ha. evet esfore esea The prod.
w. 49, NM, .n,s,t, ILL., a. r ~. n,.,ns :, a,.os,o.
va. n.tea.ed aad s1s perpetr.ed eithe. sy an lnI
led to the ' ct ;, By the unss.l.'setosy tetn'ns.
!len ot :ho .ti'ks; The Chicago. vii;
The Tins OF Tho a1n,cu1t, immediately
rhAs = arc known in mining ps''anse ~ "h'nsk.
@ foss re- % Of spsss t police y from csIeaso W. %a
snr my unwarr.ntab'o feeling DO ~ ensendefcd
personal alteration. ns.veen The miners and tho
sn ss TO- nes's ~ ae y" b ,es
.ke hsss TO- ). Az
dcrcurrsnt which had mol been fstho1ned and, when
the time presented it,e.f tomo neui incarnatc was
prepared 70 perform = moe' ne'nooe onense. TWO
weeks sso tho strikers he'a secret meeting and
to g. to work great 1t. many % ., nea ss1
t,as sts pos''e opposea ss, 70 'ae p'oee'". ~. VI.
lucy, lucy y, wete ~ feanssatea' az anu 70, 10 aas az
The suspicious Of tho most walchfui wns noticca-
bio. Eycrytty,nr was going a]oux nicely with tho
nm, ,r,,o ,s".a =. ,rn.x ! r,"st ,nsn. ~
| men wao were ~ %otS. great tnau5 NJ
compete with practical miners al ton
@ n! %o:E!ss sss i :s!s sa Ss s': & W. 81
has been crcctcI by he con,osny. .' knowm 9 "
| ~ si1nnjlu,artcrs r. iii. n1Hr" Ia isnmn,ny
have s,snm fu,n'th!nn Tia "n1ack1rsaA
| with 9hcir tfnyinfnps And t,,ey wnra
not allowed IL ieave for isar u
@ns s.n ,s & H. tey msy mSs1 s
thc nee ~ .,,,Ln H. ~ 'o tnnrs s
"IIactlcrs" bays ali bccn a." at work % toecth"ra A
fra to ~; thron1b i'm minr. Al .iras,rs snd ~.
dr. Il seeas sone "o one took aassnsass Of tb's
Whna so Yaa 9s ae
nowm mo' m sru,'eu put 1'9ee II oceamo Sss.o
Of Intense excitement. About exty ~ tho nav
| 1nrm-atrony neaIthv inivstimataNsrr nn,s In In
throcs OF nennvs x u,mhcF cannnt recovcr' ~ and @
,ort tins alssr to-" eatins @ thsr liz ainnor to.asy
sbuft. IL Finlcy Wa tmmc,intuiT rcnt fo,, - mi
~ sr,lx1nv ~ s,n!r ba"tnm"st.es a. "nnn '1n;ncTnI
ia faet Ihst ths mon h.1 hec,, ,oi.nned viii A..
srrIc. Mrshrnrers w,rs fmmctGtsfciy nisnntri,c,
fnr othcr nnysic.ns .nI .nnn H.. Fvnns
Woods. poolh. and othcrs SEA camo 90 viii "1t all
tbs Immediate r.jcr of thc snt.ertn~ ,ncn NJ -" /
ucIock ID nnraboF 81 ytctims i'd irsn swn,rd 10
s;xtys Thex wars .t,,trhci "rt m thois hrd. .rF
fcrna aji In t,etnres tsat ran nj hs inaictrT witt
srs"s1c nv snme fnst"fors ci.e,,n,s+nmrs tho a."
in Ercat uuny cascs IL tnonrht to nave been
, 1877-05-15
INDIAN SUPPLIES.
THR ANNUAL CONTRACTS.

Qk44(a3 17FAF&4*s& HFF*R''"3 :
WAsHlxoTuA. D. e.. May l4.--.adslatant seess.
tafT OF tho Interior psll has returned from New
lu.k, where, in company With ahs Commissioner
of indian Anaiss and the Board Of Indian Comna!s'
stoness, he haa been supennteudlug the letting Of
the snnua contsaeta os Indian goods and supplies.
liz says that the taapectoss and sxpsfts Rre II ~
thois oplEton that ths prices Of goods and supplies
taken u . whole, ara this year lower than lsst.
though in the matter Of transportation Tho 0osefn
u4eut will have 10 pay about SO. 900 masu thau
during tht current yeas. In many iust4ntea
aas Gossrau:a: puzchAsrs t4s soo4a Tor sta
, 1877-05-15

tho steamer ca! Of rntscle, who returned here In
iikc church ihnr anything he ever heto!o
INV afnst. rub'c rraycrt arc offered n
tho fAfnun nernlng nom. and night, sMhy,"
lnnch, for dinntr. for snppcr and I!tt,e praycya
crowded IN between "ca'. % hnk ~ tho ,p Up ~ ~
prnying." When askrtl .ahout slen. Newt"n, ie
ts!d that the General was enjoying his triT and
sent word to hs friends mt to feel The slightest
anxiety on bis account, A. they wcrc dntng splcn-
didIy snd having = very pleasant voyage.
, 1877-05-15

tpfc1o} Ntp0ltA 20 7hA 3F164at.
AIM ARnoA, Mich, May 14.-The Rev. c. II.
Brigham, pastor Ut ths Unitarian Church, WAS
afflicted With stroke Of paralysis to, ,day Vt noon,
MAS unconscious al the Afternoon. bur u better
tonight aud u4a{ rtcoyus. Dr.. Brigham Waa one
Of tte sditoss Of tho tatasiaa Ha97s,nt published
ii boston, delivers each winter course Of htslofi
cal lectures III AA.sashusotts and IL roi~ ~tn9us
writer. liz u about W Jtals Of age.
, 1877-05-15
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

FAnERxA PoIxT, May l4.-Af.ssd, Cohnthiau,
from NlasRuw.
Loxpoa, Mar l4.-steau,shlps Adrlulle, City OF
CheAtcr, and Hcsdef. from SoH York, hAya ar-
ristl.
dam, from Rotterdam.
E1v ioax, NaJ ll.-A Nj. Gall, = passeogos On
, 1877-05-15

AT ST. STEPHENS, N, II.
CALAIS, No., May 14.-Ffrn broko out this
afternoon In JanorJ nrothcrs' stables, at ST.
stcphona, N. b., md extended nearly 70 shorts'
shipyAEd, destroying tho Watson House, New
1}funAwlck b CnhAda Railroad Depot,
wharvcs, lumber, and Ill buildings
between. Tic ncgrcvatn loss prnbnbly 5000. 900.
A later dispatch says ''tlle 1ro had obtained tic
mastery, md tho total destruction Of ST. Stephens
Ia probabi !" Owing 10 Tho burning Of this tclo-
gsaph .ollcc tho dctatls OF tic nro arc not asccr-
iatnhb1t to. nfrhk
, 1877-05-15
FELL TIIIsEE STORIES.
&t,kttoi EhtnascA II m ThAuxA

H1xnxAroL.a, Alna., Nay II. -AA*toE Clarence
Bunker, 500 OF II. Z. bunkat. OF the hiilcss' AS
aocistion. to sliding down tbs bsnlatess OF tbs
rcollet llousa yesterday. fell tascs stoses stftt
tnx on tbs stans door In tho oiaec, breaking Ills
thlxh and crushing hia akull Hs Ii yst alss, with
no hopte OF recovery.
, 1877-05-15

Br. fouts Bay, 1i.--rhts eity wap sthFt>td to.
day b. the nows that Thomas j. january,
Tsts*ures e< q. Ioass couuty, had attacked
Jtrigo Thomas =. Edward, Of tho County Court,
had stabbud him three times. Tho affrA! grew
out Of tho oftclai action of 'tndgc Edwards
IN refusing to recognize JAnnAfT's salary to be
tton nt the Government in The newly. organized
county. JudFe Edwards was wounded twice in tho
arm and orco tn The hand. Tho wounds Asa not
considered serious,
, 1877-05-15

st. Lours, No., May. 14.--A special from Jef-
fe1on City IN Tho ErrntnV Nspatrh saya
Poindextce Edmondson who was 10 he hanged TO-
morrow at Bloomfield, stoddard County, has been
rcspfted TIL Jn1y Is by Gov. rhc,ns. Edrnonaenn
war convicted on ciFeustantial evidence, and It II
said dying. msn has confsssea 10 hh!lng COM
mit,cd tlle murder for which he tEdmondeon} "a!
found guilty. An Investigation Of tho matter will
hn tnAJt. -
, 1877-05-15
AT ANN Ann0R, MICH.

Spfc1M U4bd11N 70 1HE 1fI04W
ANN ARRoR, Mlch., May IA waschonac own.
ed by D. fleming, Ut Chicago, located near tho dc.
pot In thla city, burned to-day II IL O'Clock with
1000 app1e baEsus stored In II. Loss about g. 50O
supposed 10 bo we'll Insured. Tho Ann Afbor Agrl.
cultural Comtany lose $500 worth OF plows chufnt,
etc., which thoy had nturcA In tho building The
work ts that OF an lucundinrY.
, 1877-05-15

SraskofikLp, Ill; May 1t.-Wrlts Of super.
ssdcAs weEs i*sued out Of the supreme Court to-
day ia ths cases Of Wllaaa WILLARD, convicted Of
burglary, snd HusEJ Dssls. cauyIcta4 Of man.
slaughter II the laas April term VI tho Clark County
, 1877-05-15

Cfrcnit Court 1ndct Schonn1d ernnta the stay a!
rroeru.1tnrN ground of crrnr IN instructsonf,
and The exclusion Of evidence that ahou1d havo
been admitted by tho Court. willard Was sen.
fenced 10 tho fcntenlsfy for eighteen rontbs and
Darls for three years.
, 1877-05-15

Hpeefa1 H8p1sch 10 1Hs 1F16VRs.
DpnuQus, Ia, May l4.-To-daJ tho dwelling OF
a. Alcrtx iook hro ntnut ~ o'clock and burned to
the ground. Tho building and contents, except
lie furniture on tho Arst floor. wssq total losa.
Insured tn tho American for 81, 900. The tfc
eauxhG from = defective imc,
, 1877-05-15


MINIATURES, May N.-.A tta at 6tovoua polnt
to-day. originating In z, II, Copn'n planning Mill,
destroyed 4 large quantity Of lumber belonging
to knox nrothers. Easly . Thomas, Ace
i Kren,bs, William sheIols, &. Whitney. Sanford
b Howell, Pcatsons 4 Co., Scott i Edwards, L. 8.
Cohen. r. Clark, aud lislo ! Whltnay. The total
lns" IL estimated Ut Sluot CO., 1lth small inaafs
2ntc.
, 1877-05-15

NEW Tonx, May lA.-Ruproacntat!scA Of tho
tho insusance companies having rtaks On Campbcll
4 Thayts's llnteed oil factory. burned Sunday,
met IT, ay to ndu tho tosses which nre Sal, GOO
on buildings and machinery and $3.50 COO on stock.
eoyeret bJ insurance.
, 1877-05-15

AunonA, ILL.,, May 14.-About o'clock this
morning tho Fire Department wnh called nut 10
qusnch a tse In Stun Aliens building on North
broadway. Tho buildtnE' with several wooden
structures upon either aide, was saved by rrombt
action. Damage To tho building, principally by
,sasef, 5000; 10 it, contents. 5000: with sllght
Insurance.
, 1877-05-15


0RAxD tkAr1us, Mich. May l4.-Thern weru
suspicious Of foul psy in the death OF Fritz tclde
found dead Il Wsbsss Itotst In this city yesterday
morning, but tbs Cproners Inquest to-day estab.
lIahed The fact that hs died accidentally fsun, a
wound caused BY fall down = ss41lca.s from tho
third story icto the second willis Into 4c4tsd. Ita
was sugle man 10 ef 80 years old, xnd had no
relatives hero
, 1877-05-15

81. Louia, May lt.-past Of . wall Of The build.
lug cosnsF ot Chestnut and Thlfd stteets, owned
BY Col. Gsozge Knapp. willis being pulled down
day. frl and cass.ul lsc ultu 10 tho ground with
IT, iaIurtax ali more Of less Two It " said Danger.
pgAl{.
, 1877-05-15

CONVICTED or MURDER.
ELLSWORTH, No.. May 1A.-Edwafd n. Smith
hns been convicted Of tue nurdor Of ths Trim,
family At Dneksport.
, 1877-05-15

1xnfA1Arp11s, Ind, May H.-scven prisoner
ctesped from the Hamilton County jail ~ Mobiles
ville, Ind last night.
, 1877-05-15
AT ROCHESTER,. N. Y.

X skH30l1 E4sS Z 441k7 nv 7
NacHEa7xn, May 14.-Tho lsochestar IAper COM
panY's faetor!es, u tho lower falls, burned 10.
M
, 1877-05-15

TIE TURF.
LoufsvtLt1. KY, May 14.-Tho second days
racing the Association cuutsu WAS unoventtu1.
Tho weather during tho day was hot. and the track
WIS a lttsis heavy. The summary Of the arst
race IL:
sweepstaks. all ages. 800 entrance, ono and
halt nliioa.
Lr!o = Co. -. :: Joe Hheaea ! yesrs, BY Virgil. dam,
n T. ,yI,h;as%: asl LrS"@|.x,SaisS, SS yssf ~
NJ s * Ss.s: ;;gs
r. ETMftG9 r. ~ Il cs;ssss
8 II ass ss;: s Esy f; s. es
-,.s;. sS; q 4. Gi.ira. T. H. Ks;i:. ye.1 +; i1p.
rh"ctoa' dam es W. nea.j n.nsn; ~.
The second raco was swecpstakcs for3.year.
oils which hare mover won race prior to March 10.
hursG hl recutyo e50 mile hchea:
Msst Il. a. q Bs''s': b ;; IT,: IT,.
Il sss,' ass AsfS;. sss;'; s; sSs. * e:::
;$ F.s;s I'll: III: ;.;ii;s:: i i;:Si
,%s::a ;a;l..:l:sit?:: iittas; si:,.
1:Is seaiiS: HS i iesI;s. u i.sn ai:s e''
r;sE A'fs IL: Gs' e.s II s !; vs.s dam a'
is!; & Headlight u Ds;sasi d:S
osss y ssl;;;$j; ;s;;; iS
The third race. ~ alty .:akss. tss :.yearss 9so
to have her stake, half n.ile,
smoas 4 Go:.h. I. Graphic, By paywoods dam uoa.
sse. ss' q asesas Qas:sGY i; ws;;s:;t dsa
& dsSssS IT, sssas q 81 T. !ssay ss;ss
+ %s: r 4 " Esps9 Rsss "a a.. :, Il iii SSss:
Jp ao;: l. Netiia iiopiins. Gy Enaaitsf. din
, 1877-05-15

NEw YoRk. May II. .--Au unknown burglar b.
ing attacked BY Mr. Juulcs while the former was
dcprsdsting on his premises lAss night !n VIII.
ia,usb1rx shot the latter With an at1-xuu banging
Ing In ths soom. liz then fs&aly beat Mn. tunler,
took what rslu4blts could bs found, and escaped.
, 1877-05-15

Fs4fI u Fsz1NExIs4f1I I14% II
n,cnNoNp, May 14.-Thc 1icv. F. r. nattd. the
hbscondtng Secretary Of tho Psrtbvsettan Commits
tcc Of Publications for tho Southern BtAtes, hns
been Indicted for cnnhexzlcmcnt
, 1877-05-15

FonF WAYNE, Ind, May l4.-A sawmlll ncss
Plymouth, Ind, belonging 10 David xehnos, was
tntaliy destroyed hc lire on Saturday night, to.
Shout -, 0OO.
, 1877-05-15

BURLINGTON, Ia, May 14.-About 10 o'clock
lat night frghtfpl accident occurred u thu rali
rosd bridge hoea. The draw was oran, theso ha.
Ing no trains to pass uutii this morning, for thu
purpose Of cleaning md oillng tho machinery. the
bridge being worked by steam. Suddenly hand.
cas bearing slugle man dazhsd swiftly fsom thu
Illinois und OF tho bridge and plunged tnad1J
through this open draw down Into tho sesthtng wa
tcn Of tho Mississippi Two men saw The car sp.
preaching tho draw, and warned the man thst 1t
wAx open, but hs paid no heed to the wasa'nx.
The Hvcs has hsen searched Ill day TOT the bady
without Guccess, neither msn nor cur bstuW found.
lively known but II II almost certain thas It MA
john WAIbnry, nfsht. watrhnan Of tho bridges On
the CssthAge Asaneh.
6p<etdi AtpaseA to IN< 7s1btas.
EAAT SAuIxAw, A.ch., May l4.--A boy named
Foutnef. aged II Jears, fell from aouie logs Ia tho
m!ll boom Of SanboTn. CasflnXtoN j. Coz Ut L&f-
Eollton, this evening, and was drowned.
, 1877-05-15
()Val'ii ian i 7 uIllyl'
or Ten Years Growth Cured by
DR., RADWAY'S REMEDIES.


have had nn Ovarian Tuu,or lu tLo OFaf'ss
! and Ilowela for Ten Yrars.
ANN Annox, DEG n. ls7s,-ps. fsAnwA!s II"
othtra msy 20 beuchtcd msks this statement nox.
pdlty that could NOT hare !issd much 1Snssri; 1Snssri,ss
friend Of miae induced no e tx ssdHrys Ksalfa
p: e,o!ssss n" SsifSsss &c
Without anY apparent benent. jctrtnned 70 pe',H r.
ysrv. used txflye lnoro bottles of thy nv
1f tho flsfittl and two ho1esoe the Piie Ne1o9e F
wstu Kona bad lost twentr.nFc rounds. sh.S
continued 10 uR4 the tnrdclae uhIll NA Saty H1s
tnttts1Y sutSd toak tds n,calsae, seyS1 ySnup
boalca l4clef and d boxes Ut tho l't!!s: ,,,nde
fscl perfectly well. and ny hraTt y tn gl R III
and your wonderful medicine. feel lrcpl{ !hhM.sSr !hhM
and fn{ pgsIcr II mat It may b u much oe ele~
''1 1ss!sasd> g '@' 'sa ~ '''' MRS. F.. c. ptpplxs:
Mr.. Ibotaa who makes re saess u
Sune lH1s Tns edcinrs sta,ta ws;s sosabas +
of me- With lilo exception ot wlst ~ vent .hauts =. r.
row: may ~ shat lst statement u GosFfetn nit
F4~'A'@n n,scs|ss sad casm..s. An ATIoi Alsa, +.
This may certify thst MYs pibbnh who makss I'll
above erfthcAte a &nd hA4 beea TOT tnanJ T"niaue
known 20 u nd ths facta !hefen stas enn.s lii
hosn., W. aSss1sss her sssss'snEyj D. CoGkkh
V1S1S" HAEI GoGKEts,
NAkTr Y INK y Eo'"
, 1877-05-15


Umptru-Nllllam Walker.
Time OF Ean,c-TWo lloilt4 and thirty mlnttGs.
ltuns searned-Ctncinnatf, 2; Loniavillo. ..
Firat base on efrotA Of opponents-cincinnAt, u
balls cailed-;on Matthows. II; on Dcvltn. II;
Strikes cs|lel-oa Matthews. II, on Dsvlfn, IS;
OF Manning, ..
,wiid pItchcs- -Mat.ho rs, 2; povlln, mona; Man.
ming. o.
llaeet on ca!ict balla-Erowity, l..
ftruck out-Jones. !; 1tallipau, !.
Two. base hts-ldke, / Manning. l: :Cincinnati, ;;
Hall, .; Latham, l; ncylln. l; t.outavillc, 1:
Thece.haso hitH-lfa1l, !; Ucrhardt, l; Louis
wills. y.
Left on laser Cincinnati, 7; Eontsriltc, II.
Total bases clean hits-Clnclnnatl4 III Louis
Vile, 40.
double play-Cuthbcrt and Ilaltlnan.
Hr. L0UIs. May l4.-A heavy tnfn.st0rm thfa
afternoon agaln prevented tho game between tho
browns and lIattfpr1s.
Nzw YonK May l4.-I.aso-ball:
Inntags- l . 4 1 9
C.le!sca. ............0 Q Q Q 9 Q . Q Ii
Ath,etlc."....::...o o 0 l-2
1inna esrned.-N0ne.
Titne ot aanie-I'ne hour ana aftx three minutes.
tNpfAxAroL,s, Ind, May yl4.-lullanapolis, Il;
Buckeyes, o.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-09-28
Why will you Pine Away.

WITHOUT PARALLEL.-The demand for DR..
j. Bradfeld's Female Regulator is beyond prece-
dent in the annals Of popular remedies. Orders
come in so thick and fast that the Proprietor
has, heretofore been unable to fill them all. He
is happy to state that arrangements are now
complete by which he is prepared to manufac-
ture Female Regulator on scale equal to the
emergency, and the public may feel assured that
their wants may now be supplied. pAysicians
& Of high rePnts' 'af6g using the great remedy, in
ua'.y pSctice, all over Georgia. Hereafter no
orakh need suffer from suppressed, suspended
o.Hrregular menstruaton. This valuable medi
line is prepared by l.. II. Bradfeld, Druggist
Atlanta Co., and sold at 81 so per bottle by
respectable druggists throughout America.
For sale by all druggists, and by A. IRWIN s.
Co., Union.
Sept ID SO at
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Sherif's Sale.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY or UNION.
In the Court of Probate.

Lefty Spencer rs. Reps Edwards and others.
DURSUANT to an order from Hon. Joseph F.
L Gist, Probate Judge for Union County.
will sell before Union Court House door, on the
first Monday in October next, within the legal
hours of Sheriff's sales, all that tract of land
located in the County of Union in Santuc
Township, containing one hundred and twenty
acres, mo,e or less, and bouBded by lands of d.
J. FAINT, T. B. Bates, C. +. Sims and others
This land is sold for partition amongst the par
ties to this suit
TERMS OF SALE.--One -Sniifa1 Scc1he purchase
money to be paid in cash, the balance on credit
of one and two years, with interest from the
day of SALE the purchaser to give bond and
II mortgage ofthc premises to the Probate Judge
TO secure the balance of the purchase money
Purchaser to pay for titles.
II. MACBETH, s. U. G.
September g. 1877 SO 3t
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Sherif's Sales.

DY virtue of Sundry Executions to me directed,
- will sell, before Union Court House door,
OH the first Monday in October next, within
the legal hours of Sheriff7s sales, the following
property, to wit:
All the right title and interest that Il. j. Vim
son has in 1SO acres of land belonging to the
estate of Thomas Vinson deceased, bounded by
lands of John =. McKissick, William G.. Fowler,
j. c. Harris and others. Levied on and to be
sold, for the interest that n. j. Vinson has in
said land. ut the suit of A. ID. Spears as Admin
istrator of Giles Sharp deceased, against II. ].
Vinson, j. S. Gregory, 7. J.. lIalris and James
W. Vinson.
One House and lot Located in the Town of
Union belonging to the estate of William w.
James, deceased, whereon Mrs. Nj. a. James,
now lives, containing one and one-tenth acres
more or less, bounded East by Church street
South by /. G. McKissick land West by Noun
tain street and North by o. B. II. Graham Lot
Levied on and 10 be sold as the property of the
estdH Of ". W. james, at the suits of A. p Tur
ner, II. Il. Gist survivor, mitchell West and 9TH
ers, against Nj, A. F. James, AtMinistratrix.
Two otracts of land, one known as the Jonas Little
tract, containing so acres, more or less bounded
by lands of Thomas G. Hart, James n. Bcnner
Lemuel Mcdaniel. ST., Thomas Burgess; and the
home tract of Joseph Austell, containing two
hundred acres, more or less, bounded by lands
Of VIM. j. McI.ure, L. NJ. Cohen, the Jonas Lit
tie tract and Thomas Burgess. -Bsts- s-,ractr-ieS-
led on and to Ue sold rs the property Of Joseph
Austcll, at the several suits of Administrators
of F. L Nethers, against Joseph Austcl, VIM. j.
Keenan,, B. A. Jeter and VIM. Munro and others,
against Joseph Austell.
One tract of land located in Union County.
containing (50D five hundred and seven acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of DR.. b. F.
Walker, ii. j. Thompson, H. II. Belue, and 9TH
ers. Levied on and to be sold as the property
of John IT, Belue, at the suit of Spears &
Cotton against John Il. Belue.
All the right title and interest that John c..
Tinsley has in the House and lot, whereon Adc
line Tinsley now lives, located in the Town Of
Union, containing seven acres, more less,
bounded on the South by Main street, West by
Rev. b. g. Clifford, North by WIN. Munro and
East by N. B. Farr's lot, and belonging to the
estate of John Tinsley, deceased. Levied on
and to be sold for the interest that John G. Tins
ley has in said lot, at the suit of<G:S Lowndcs,
against John c. Tinsley and Captain Tinsley,
II. MACBETH, S. U. G..
September 7, 1877 3G 81
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The sugar crop of Louisiana for the present
year, it is confidently expected, will amount to
not less than 200, 900 hogshsads, which would be
last years crop. The consumption Of sugar in
oil parts of the world is constantly increasing
increasing with amazing rapidity.
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The Markets.

UNION, Sept. 27.-coton-But little brought in yet
Prices at this date range from 10 to 10L
COLUMBIA, September 25.-Cotton frn-middling 1913
910L; sales ~ bales.
CHiRLEsroN, September 25.-cotton quiet-mddling
IL receipts ,204 sales 500
NEW YORK September 25-12 M.-Money 6. Gold
103A. Exchange-long 4S3L short 4S7. Cotton quiet
and steady-uPands 1la Orleans l11ai sales 900 Flu
stcady-September II 326S1135 October IL 24@1l
26; November IIl6@l117; December 1114@1116; Janu-
ary l22@11.24
LIVERPOOL. September 25-Cotton active and frmer-
middling uplands 63S middling Orleans 81; sales H.
900 speculation and export 1000; receipts 10000,
American.
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:. T3 postofice department has received q let
ter Com the postmaster at Sandy Hook, Ky,
.wh0h says: On the night of the 22d instant
onefhalf the town was burned, including the
poStofiice and its entire contents. The fire was
intendiary, being caused by band of despera-
does, their purpose being to rob the mails. The
postmaster reports the band still at large, and
says they now threaten his life, and further that
the authorities are unable to arrest the thieves.
He advises the department to discontinue mail
service At that point until a sufficient force can
be had to arrest the entire gang. The depart
ment has the matter under consideration.
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JUDGE NoRrHoP TO BE DIsTRIcr ArToRNEY.-A
Special dispatch to the Charleston Journal of
Commerce from Chattanooga, where President
Hayes was stopping at the time, says there is
"the best authority" for stating that Judge L.
G. Northrop will receive the appointment of
United State District Attorney for South Caroli
ma, and that this statement may be regarded as
official. This declaration gives e'black eye to
Judge Carpenters aspirations.
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Who Wants a Wagon ?

DARTIES arc now making up order for a
Il Car Load of Wagons-one, two or -four horse
from the West, and any person wishing to join
in the order can do so by leaving their names
and the kind Of wagons they want at the TINES
Office.
Septl4 80 81
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The EpGEFIELD HANaING.-Joe Henderson,
colored, who was to have been hanged at Edge
field Friday, has been respited for two weeks.
and there is q possibility that his sentence will
be cemmuted to imprisonment for life
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List of Letters

List Of Letters
Held for postage at Union P. O., Sept %, 1879
Mr.. w. Fox, Fultonvile, N. Y, Miss jose
phins Jennings, Union, s. c., Mr.. NJ. S. Porter
Santuc, 8. c., Rev. r. w. Sanders, Chester, s. C.
JAMES Ii. GOSS, =. NJ.
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PRACTICE ECONOMY!
USE IRVING BROS PATENT
WATERPROOF BUILDING PAPER
TT is intended to take the place of shingles,
Il or tin on roofs, oilcloth or wooden carpets,
on floors, and plastering on walls. II can be
used with n saving of from one hundred to
three hundred per cent, and give satisfaction
The carpeting can be seen in use at Gen. Wal
lace's; the ceiling at Mr.. FIJI Counts the
roofing att. X. Young's store, east of the hotel,
at Col. A. G. Rice's, at DR.. Gibbes'. and on my
new house nearly opposite the Presbyterian
Church -s
Samples can be seen at mykhouse or Mt DR..
Gibbcs Drug Store. / am prepared to furnish
these materials in any quantities, and can apply
them cheap. The roofing is, waterproof and
hre-proof and warranted TO give satisfaction
Estimates will be made at any time,
+. T. LEMASTER, Agent.
Aug3l 81 3m