The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-07-26

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komplineuted by emmy Editur. should leave the
kintry at once, kase wood Immediately konciude
they wus maxim n Udfeo6ie outen me. So
please state 10 the public in yore next that
wants nuthin, ef you please, ctcetcrcr. S.P.
T.. 5. No. 3. Cum to think Of it, kline frend
kaut yu sorter manage sumhow to give my wri-
tin little more prominence before the publick
ibut bar in mine aint Il maxim n valea6ie outen
yu.) D6u rot ef sumthin ant dun sumhow Pm
teard my writin wont be ginrally presheated.
(Noty Becny.) A feler frum Spottcnbug toie
me since writ that other peace, that it was all
II mistake about what we herd about Graut.-
lie is, he says, jist travelling over thar in the
intrust of several whskey houses au cigar fac
torys. lie says we ar alters behind the times
down here, an sich like, an SO forh--eifccts an
yrate benefits of rdic rodes at SponenJuy, etcet-
crer. SP
TnESrURs OF The LlDEnAToR.-Th Sood sense
nnd taste, rs we'll as the general appropriate
ness OF Mr.. w. W. Woolscy's present to South
Carolina 8 ibeTator, will be conceded by every
man in the State, be his political or religious
creed what it may. The letter is published be-
low and the spurs were delivered te the Execu
tive office OH Wednesday
"Will your Excellency kindly allow North
crn born citizen of South Carolina to put spurs
TO the horse which the citizen, of Anderson
have lately presented you?
"These spur0 were made by the BoSatano sill
versmiths after Bolivar struck the shacklcs 6-oa
their limbs and made them free. They may
well be worn by one who has made equal rights
before the law n blessing and reality to SO
many thousand freedmen.
"By accepting the spurs you will give pleas
ure to sincere well-wishcr and admirer
'lours, faithfully, w. w. WoosLEY,
Newport II. |.
''To Wade Hampton, Governor Of S. c."
The spurs are of solid silver, very massive
and handsome, worth twenty five dollars each
as metal, aud are highly priced by the Cover
nor.--Col"mjia Register.
YELLOW Fever IN NEW YonK.-New York
July ia report was prevalent yesterday that
yellow fever had broken out among the seamen
on the United States men-of-war Colorado and
Vermont and employees in tho navy yard. An
investigation by the board of health showed
that there had been at the naval hospital six
cases OF disease pronounced to be yellow fever,
three of which had proved fatal. Three patients
are now in the hospital, Michael Flynn and G.
+. Olney, Sailors and Michael Carroll, landsman.
The primary symptoms in every case are those
Of remttent bilious fever but some of the ply
sicians fear that the dreaded malady (yelow
fcver) may be developed at any moment.
Two SIMoN.PURE CAsEs.-New York, July
l9.-Two scamen, were taken with yellow fever
on board the United States receiving ship Yer
mont, lying at the Brooklyn navy yard, to-day,
aud were removed to quarantine.
TIE MEN Who KILLED LApD.-W Washington,
July 19.-Somo discussion took place at the
Cabinet meeting to-day with reference to the in
ternal revenue troubles in South Carolina
Four revenue officials, while in search of Red
mond, the illicit dsticr, killed, in self lf-defence
man named Ladd, in whose house Redmond
was concealed. They were indicted for mur-
der. An attempt was made to have the case
transferred to the United States Court This
having been positively refused, the attorney
general announced that he would direct the
the United States marshal to take out writ of
habcds corpus for the trans fer of the prisoners.
This course was approved.-Ne,cs and Courier
tEAru OF Mas. J. Il. Norr. Seldom has any.
community to mourn the loss of n more refined
or lovely woman, who, commanded at once the
respect, love OF all, and which still
lives in the sympathy felt for her bcreavcd hus-
band and children. Mrs. Mott, (whe was
daughter of Hon. Daniel Wallace and Sister of
Judge w. IL. Wallace of Union) died at her
residence at this place on Thursday evening last
at ) L. NJ Funeral services, were performed by
Rev. II. II. Law, Mt the Presbyt erian Church,
on Friday evening, and she was bnried at the
Cemetry, whittier many friends followed her re-
mains.-Sparia'.
II is one of the mysteries of this world how
man can be swndlcd out of 100000 and not
discover his loss yntl he examines his books
We don't suppose there is an editor in the State
that wouldn't discover. left before he had
lost $40, ,000-and that, too, .".thout examining
O single book
The Doc STAR RAGING AnRoAD.-London,
July 2l.-IIot weather prevails here, and on
the Continent the heat is very severe. In Paris
and in some parts of the Exposition building
the temperature is uncomfortable.
a CARD.
We have recently been informed that certain