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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-23

We are constantly receiving new designs. and
will keep a Toll assortment ef foreign nsd donss-
tic cioaEs 1iantles ard Circulars. specini faeiii-
ties afforded in our parlors for exsmininE and
fitting Fine Clcaks
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-23

We acknowledge the reception of notifi-
cation of our election to an honorary mem>
bership in the "West Virginia Social and
Literary Club" of Washington City, and
return thanks for the compliment extended
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EAR CORN /!

DRIME Article New Crop New orleans moI..sss,
Il just received and for sale by
Dec. IS, 1873. g. DALGARN.
(lIrRoN, currants, Figs. Rsisirs, Nuts, Candy.
eeived by .s-DAIGAPN.
D1CRLEs. Cheese and Canned Goods just re-
i eeiyed by 8. 8. DALGARN.
December Is. 1873
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-23

full stock OF Ready -nis de CIothin =. smbraeis
La test Sly les, and all qualities and pTirts.
HATS AND Cars, Doors AND sHols, Fpls
GooDs, EoTIoss, &c, in almost dies vsri.ty.
A iuIl line of CARPETS of all kihds.
STAMPING done at short notice.
We are Agents for the Celebrated Hess Bres(
ROOTS AND SHOES A1so, for the Cslir,ei.
Collar. and cufis for Gentlemen.
October z. 1879. szlt
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-12-23

Kid C love, ofthe celebrates msi.sof Alex
der and Malsgrarn, OF which every pair 10 I.
rinted.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-11-21

The TuEoLooIcAL SEMINAnY.-The Directors
of the Presbyterian Theological Seminary, in
this city, held meeting in the Seminary library
on Tuesday night llth.. Rev. w. Il. Bogss, d.
D.. of Atlanta, was elected a Director4n place
Of Rev. John Douglass, deceased.
A communication was received from Rev. Dr.
Plumer, declining to visit the churches III behalf
of the Seminary, not being able to travel on ast
count of his age aud increasing in6rmities.
1t is hoped that some of the Adger fund,
about two thirds of il, will be saved.
The deficiency in the income is still some.
where between $3.50 and S400 per month, and
the directors will have to close the Seminary
after this term, which ends in May next, unless
| the churches come to their assistance and con-
tribute the funds necessary TO carry it on and
| pay off an already existing debt of Si,0O0. The
directors are determined not TO use any OF the
| endowment for current expenses, feeling that rs
| trustees they are bound not to do so. We trust
that the appeal for aid in behalf of this institu.
tion will be promptly and literally responded
to. Our people, who arc so ready to contribute
to charitable purposes, will rcmcmhcr that this
is n cause which is the very foundation and cor
| ncrs,one Of all charities. Not only all Presby
| terians, but all Christians and all persons who
wish well to the community and to the State n
| large, will regret to the exercises Of th
Seminary discontinued Register.
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MAKING CAPITAL FOR GRANT.-Chicago, No
vember l3.-The Daiiy Ners having invited the
Governors Of States and prominent Southern
men to send congratulations OH Grants return,
received number of such congra,ula, ions, in
Guiding one from Hon. Alexander ii. Stephens,
one from Gen. Longstrcet, and the following
from Hon. Robert Toombs, Atlanta, Ga:
w. E. Stone, Editor Your telegram re-
ccivea. decline to answer except to say pre-
sent my personal congratulations to Gen. Grant
on his safe arrival In his country. lie fought
for his country honorably and won, fought for
mine and lost. am ready to try il over again
Death to ihc Union. Il. TooMnS.
4 WILrUL MISUNDERSTANDING Ga.
November l3.--Gcneral Toombs. in an inter
view with Constitution reporter, says that his
dispatch to the Chicago Nems is reported in
garbled state. The Interpretation of the Ian
guagc is that the result OF the war was th,
death Of the Union, and That the present gov
ernment is consolidated one and not II Coated
cracy.
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The Greenyille Daily.

We have received the first number of n daily
paper with the above title. established upon the
ruins of the Daiiy Neps, at the city Of Green
Vile. Although the Proprietor, Mr.. p II. Reil-
ly, has not completed all his arrangements for
the management of the paper, the number be-
fore us shows that neither tact, talent nor enter
prise will be wanting in its conduction. We
sincerely hope it will be success.
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Now for the Photographs.

After much disappointment and vcxation in
not receiving his materials, Mr.. Nat Taylor is
now ready to take the very finest styles Of Pho
topraphs. Now is the time fer everybody to bo
thinking about Christmas and New Year
presents. and what could be more acceptable and
appropriate than life-like picture Of n friend
accompanying gift, or sent In an envelope to
n distant friend.
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E@- Subscribers who find the blue cross up
on their papers arc invited to read the notice
above, headed Take particular notice" There
may be some errsrs in our books if So it will
give us pleasure TO correct them. Only those
who never made an error in their lives will com
plain-wc make no pretcntions to intallibilty.
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Take Particular Notice.

We shall discontinue sending the TINES to oil
subscribers in arrears on the 1st day of Decem-
Der next, irrespective of parties. Cotton is, and
has been for some weeks, bringing good price,
and by the lst a 9f pesambSr @ % aSGut all the crop
hope of ketter prices next spring, will have heen
solo, ana Y the small .l.sx.,ssssu-uuF paid
then wo Shall have poor encouragement ID 'si We
further indulgence; and it is self evident that
those who are able to hold their cotton must
surely be able 10 raise ino doliars to pay the
printer.
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LEGENDARY FIREAT WILLIAMSON. William.
ston, $. c., Nov. II, 1879. THIS morning, about
3 o'clock, the store Of Major q. W. Anderson
was discovered to be on fire by Mr.. W. p. Ander-
son, his clerk, who was sleeping upon the second
floor, he barely escaping in his night clothes
through n window and ladder. The building. a
large and new one. worth about 1000. with q
stock Of about $4,000, were burned. The loss
fails heavily on Major Anderson. There was
no insurance. This, hear, is the second or
third time he has been burnt out The FIRE was
evidently the work of an incendiary Register
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TnH GARY BooM. The Gary boom is being
tenderly nursed by three or four country news
papers. We have nothing against Gen. Gary
specially-we honor him for the part he took in
the memorable campaign Of '7G--but we do not
think lie will do for Governor. We do not say
this because he had the boldncss to differ with
The policy popularity known ms the Hampton
policy, but because we do not think he fairly
represents The political views Of the Democratic
voters of the State, and consequently his elcc-
tion would place our Teople in false position
before the country at large. We could name a
hait:dozen or more men, any one OF whom we
would rather sec Governor than Gen. NJ. w.
Gary. Orangcbury Domocrat.
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Tho First Snow Storm.

mo FlTbI SHOW olUIW
On Wednesday morning last ~e hal quite n
heavy fall Of snow for this section Of country
About daylight il commenced and lasted nearly
an hour, then stopped, and again about ii o'clock
it came down in real Arctic style for another
hour The ground being wet from the rain tbe
day and night before. the snow melted ns fast
as it fell. The weather is now clear, cold On
windy.
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TIE RAID on w. II. PARKER.-The Anderson
Lnteltigencer severely condemns the raid recently
made by certain unknown persons on W. IL. Par
ker, colorcd man living at Fair Play. and very
justly says that zone occurrence Of this kind
does the South and the Democratic party more
harm than five years Of good behavior on tho
part Of the whole people Of this State can make
amends for.''
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y. s. ToDr, Secretary.

NAVIGATION OF BROAD RvER.-Gen. Gilmore
of the United States engineer corps, who has
charge of improvements Of Southern rivers and
harbors and is supervising the building of the
jettes i'll Charleston, has detailed Capt. Car
son TO make an inspection of Broad River
with view to its navigation. Capt. Carson Is
now in the city, and leaves to-day on an expc
dition by boat up the river to make q personal
examination Of its course from Columbia 10 the
head Of the boat navigation. For this purpose
he has secured the services of Capt. Hughes, of
Union, and complement Of men.
lie desires to meet the people residing along
the river and to obtain from them all the facts
and statistics relating thereto. especially with
regard to the population products and the prob
able amount of freight that would be carried
on the river. lie proposes to visit the Cheroke ee
Iron Works and obtain specimens of the ore to
lie sent North and analyzed, and lie desires all
the information that he can obtain in reference
to the mining in the upper sccti:ns of the State.
All the aid that can be given to Capt. Carson
in this connection will tend to enable him to lay
such facts before Gen. Gilmore rs will
show the advantages Of opening this river to
navigation. Very much depends upon these
preliminary reports whether Congress will make
the necessary appropriations for the improve
ment Of the river C0iUmJia Register, Norem
Der L.
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Ginning Cotton.

Ginning Cotton.
Our enterprising townsman, Mr.. Jacob Rice
has got the steam up at his new shop and is
ready to gin any quantity of cotton that you can
take to him. Jacob is worthy, Industrious
man and deserves encouragement. Don't pass
him by.
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Look Out for Had Dogs.

We are informed that valuable dog belong
ing TO Mr.. ID. B. Culp, of this town, died Of
rabies last week. 1t is feared that he had bitten
one or two other dogs in town and some anxiety
is felt about it. We suggest that the Town
Council order all dogs running at large in town
to be muzzlcd or shot.
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Consignees per Express at Union, s. c., Nov
18th, 1879.

w. II. Wallace, W. Nicholson. ID. Arthur,
d. A. Townsend, p. +. FAINT, = NJ Cohen, NJ
Sullivan, Spears s. Cotton. l. Bell Thos Greg
ory, Vim Lawson, a Martin, II Davidson, Jas
Munro. r ID Smart, d Johnson, J II Loughran.
r + Davidson, J W Vinson, 5 Rice, Jr., l.
Lomn,ick Tor Lominick)
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a FIRE IN New ORLEANs.-New Orleans. No
vember ia fire last night in the auction
clothing store of a. and l.. Levy, corner of
Magazine and Gravicr streets, caused loss Of
$4,000, fully insured. rs follows $4,000 in
Marshal j. Smiths agency, $1,000 in The Tue.
tonia, 5000 in the Sun Mutual, $1,000 in the
Merchants, $4,000 in other companies NJ. l..
Iluggins' tobacco anufactory adjoining Levy 8
store was damaged. 1t was insured for 50, 600
in the Manhattan and Mechanics and Traders
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Congressman Voorhis, OF New Jersey, who
was arrested for defraudng ba,k of which he
is president. talks of resigning. Should he do
so, his successor would probably he Democrat
and this change would give the Congressional
delegation of the State n Democratic majority.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUsTEEs OF THE
UNIvERsiTY.-Ihc Board of Trustees Of the
South Carolina University met l2th in the Ex
ecutive chamber Mt The capitol at haf-past o.
the plan for the immediate establishment of All
agricultural college at Columbia rs a branch of
the University, which had been proposed at their
previous meeting. Letters were read from
Presidents of several of the dcnominational COL
leges. President Middleton Of Charleston Col
lege addressed the Board. The Board lacking
one Of o quorum it was impossible to act on the
report. The Board adjourned to meet oneWed-
nesday, the 26th instant, when the subject will
come up again, and also the feasibility Of organ
izing the University in full. A report on the
latter subject will be submitted Col. Register.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY or UNION.

III VIC OOUIU U OI lVDUtC'
BY DAVID JOHNSON, JR., Esq, Judge OF
Probate for Union County.
WHEREAS, B. IL. Rice, has made
w suit to me to grant him letters OF admin
istration Of the estate and effects Of MRS.
SABRY MYERS, deceased. :.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish al
and singular the kindred and creditors OF the
snid MRS. SABRY MYERS, deceased. that they
be and appear before me, 10 the court OF Probate,
to be held ut Union Court House. ON the o'h
day of December, 1870, next after pubiicauon
hereof. at I | o. clock in the forenoon, to s1ew
cause, if any they have. why the said Admins
iration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 10th day OF mo-
vember, Ammo Domini 1879
DAVID JOHNSON, JR.,
Judge Of Probate
Nov 81 47
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Tho Press Association.

Tho Press Association. g.
BY tie proceedings Of the meeting Of the AS
socia,ion held in Columbia last week, we learn
that the members are to take trip to Charles
ton next month, under an invitation from the
South Carolina Agricultural Society TO attend
their ANNUAL .fair We have 50 fssannt!y enjoy
ed the open-heart ca s@d hounteons hospitality
of the people of Charleston that we know it will
be a most delightful trip and sincerely hope we
may be able TO attend If we are not our heart
will be there all the time. AS to that "extended
tour through the North to Boston" next year,
we are not 80 certain that any good will come
from it from political or any other point Of
view. We, however, are pleased to know there
are members of the Association so prosperous
that they can even talk of taking such an ex-
pensivc trip. trip to iIendersonville, with a
free ticket all the way, was about as much as
our finances would allow last year. and unless
the authorities let go their grip on the Lotteries
and allow us to draw big prize, or some other
unforeseen good fortune occurs to us before that
time, we don't see how we shall be able to get
beyond Alston or Spartanburg next year. But
gentlemen. you are young, and prosperous we
hope, and it will do you good, in many respects
If you can possibly "make the trip, by oil
means go. Keep one matter prominent in your
| arrangement, however: De sure and tme the
trip so that it will not interfere with the great
| duty you owe the State in the next election cam,
| paen. Ii we read the tokens Alright, every
man Of you will be required ut his post, with
sleeves rolled up, and hard at work, if you arc
truly desrous of continuing the present honest
peaceful and prosperous condition Of our State
affairs.
DIFFERENCE OF 0PISIoN.--We can think Of nc
enterprise in our city that desires n warmer and
heartier support than Haynes Circulating Libra
ry.- Greenr'ile Ddiiy.
We differ with you, Mr.. Reilly. The "circu
lating Library" should be supported, that il
true, but the people >of Greenville have now ar
enterprise of far more value to her general pros
perity than anything else, and if they will giv'
iii warm, hearty and liberal support, they vii
establish q Daily, newspaper upon such pros
porous basis as will enable its Proprietor to MAKE
it & great power Ia upholainz aud sustainin,
every other enterprise in their city. The ole
Daily News did more for Greenville than an.
other enterprise ever established there. but th
people did not appreciate its value until afte
they starved it to death.
peA. Mcssrs. Rice & McLnre have just re
ceivcd lot Of beautiful and delicious noun
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Mere Second Crop Grapes.

Ners Second Crop Grapes.
We see by the Chester papers that our es-
tccmed friend Capt. W. G. Austin, who moved
from Union to Chester about two years ago, has
recently gathered a second crop Of grapes from
his vines
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Loss OF AN EPISCOPAL CHURCH. JoURNAL.-
New York, November l5.-Mnrshal H. Mal!oy,
Of the Churchmdn, was burned out yesterday
lie says his losses on presses, type, machinery ,
engine. &c. are between SIO, 900 and S50, 900.
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Az UxAccouSTABLE SuiciDE.-Au,nta. No
vember lI.-This morning Wm. Seagrove a
young farmer near Griffin. Ga, committed sui
cdc by shooting himself through the head with
n pistol. The cause of the deed is not known.
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neA- And now, to satisfy the disappointed
watchers, we suppose, some one promises TO get
up first elias melcoric show on Thanksgiving
night, the 9th inst. 1t is to be grand affair.
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eoanty win be recely q this 4
yanuary 20. 1850, IN Spnth \
p6unccd On ors6 s6of6fs = 20 o. - 81 III be |
Aeate No! ilfse. sfronh he dec y J.
Mount Tabor, ff miIes & asy* - % !
:. week. Bond required NY, ~
Route No. 14lG5. From UnisaI s -
miles and buck, twicaa w. u, ys se,,;rss
Z. with bid, $500. ss4'
tsapte No. 14l37. FroaisT MON. J. -.
!. borough and Reynosa to Cls6toA SI a,,e,
ai% and 3, Sa1s, ooo 'ltsss :iHe' reaAs & will
Route No. 1873. From Uo;o. h T.,
1'ss~,Ti iIossr"ii,s n1ent ,a wa" Factory. Ihrs
twice we.,vy. From Union by Pleasant
Routec,~ Mount Joy, Skull Shoals and Goud-
cysviilc, to Etta Jane, u miles and back, three
times q week Bond with bid, $500.
Route No. l4l4O. From Jonesvillo by Browns
Store, Timber Ridges Star Farm and Bsw-
lingsville to Gaffney City, 26 miles and back,
three times week, Bond with bid $500.
Route No. l4l4l. From Batesville by Glenn
Springs and West Springs 10 Hebron, IS miles
and back, three times week. BondN with
bid, $500.
Route No. l4l47s From Cross Anchor by Cros
Keys and Cedar Bluff TO Union G. IT,; 1
, miles and back. twice week. Bond will
= bid, $500. - ~
*At those places markedthdsR lho> Past al
fees havo been discontinued, and we sugges
that applications be made at once for their rees
tabishment.
The instructions to bidders orc too long 70
publication here, but all necessary information
can be obtained Of Mr.. Jas III. Goss, Postmaste
at Union c. II. The term Of contract is fou
years.
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MORE SETTLERS FOR TExAs.--Iondon, Noycm-
ber 12.-The steamer st. Louis leaves Liverpool
to-day for New Orleans with l20 passengers,
nearly all for Texas. There are many farmers
among them. somo with families, and n nurbcr
of mechanics.
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ANOTHER IycEsDiART FIRE.--Phe gin-house,
machinery. &c. and fifty bales Of cotton, be-
longing to Mr.. George Laney, who lives three
miles from Cheraw, was burned 10 the ground
on the 18th, before day. Supposed to be the
work Of an incendary. No in urance.
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= K,,,rn uIs s,srEn's SgppcER.--Cinciunati,
Ni;Ssmber IA special states that Jas. r. Fer
anson k;lled James H., Coombs on Main street,
Topkinsville, KY. last evening. Ferguson came
70 that town to compel Coombs to marry his sig
ter, whom, he had ruined. The ianer refused;
and FergnsonsS sssess. s.son, ! 'aea aps J
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Total packages haudied In ono wesk...8,'
Cln-HLuse Robbed

Gin-H1use Robbed
We ieaYn that on Friday night last the Steam
Mil and Gin house Of Messrs. sinclairs. miles
above here, on the Meanwhile road. was robbed
Of large quantity of seed Cotton. The thieves
drove q two.horse wagon up to the buildin g.
opened the door Of the Clubhouse. deliberately
struck q number Of matches in the cotton room
than filed their wagon. All this was done while
coiored man was sleeping in the building. who
says he did not hear the thieves at work.
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A Pun,Ic HANGING IN NTExAs.-Galveston, No.
ycmber IA Ners' special from Sherman says
that Julius Iocttlc was hanged to-day for the
murder of Joseph Brenner, in the Vennison af-
fair, in January. Six thousand persons wit
messed the execution.
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Homicides in Spartanburg.

The Spartan informs us that on Saturday night
last n colorcd boy, named Pet Hawkins, was
shot an | killed by one Thomas White, white
man, without any provocation. The evidence
against White was positive and he is now in Jail
On Tuesday, the llth, j. Calvin Paris killed
his brother-in. law, a. Jack Williams, by strik.
ing him on the head with double. barrel shot
gun, in the neighborhooI of Cherokee Springs
There was no old grudge, and both men were so
Der. 1t happened on the spur of the moment
in dispute about renting land. Paris volun
tarily surrendered to the Sheriff.
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The Post Office.

The Post Office.
Oar efficient and accommodating Postmaster,
Mr. Jas II. Cess. has furnished us with the fol-
rowing, statement of the amount and quality of
mail matter which passes through his hands
every week.
Letters aud Postal Cards. .....2,296
poners n.oiled 500
poneys rece;yed .... 6T5
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$4,000 PIRE-Yazoo City, Miss. November
s2-Charles Manns cotton seed oil mill was ac-
cidcnily destroyed by fire today; loss $i5, ,OC%;
INSURANCE $40, 100.