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NOTICE.

All parties indebted to us will con- fer a favor by settling their accounts previous to the r5tb inst. Ii not set lied at the above date, they will be placed in the- hands of an attorney tor collection.
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Fl. +. SCAIFE.
MASTERS SALE.
State Of South Carolina.
OL,NTY or ONION
Court Of Common Pleas.


ii. l.. GoSs and |. q. McKssick WuinhGy.
dydGtSt
Sallie J. Greer and {. H. Robertson, D.iTx
Judgmcn, for Foreclosure OF Mortgage.
y obedience to an order in the above entitled
l. case, by Ills Honor }. Il. Kcrshaw, Circuit
Judge, will sell before the Court House door
i'll the Town of Union, within the legal hours
Of sale, on the first Monday in June, 1856. the
following described property to wit:
All that certain lot OF land lying being and
situate in the Town of Union, County anu State
aforesaid, containing one and onc-half acres,
bounded by lots of 5. Nj. Rice, 81 Higgins
Church Street and the street between tins lot
and Isaac Harris lot, being the lot whcrcou 4.
j. Greer resides.
Terms Of Salc-CASII.
JAMES MUNRO,
Master for Union Co.
Masters Office, Ap'l. 80, 1886.
May II, - 1T.
The State Of South Carolina.
COUNTI or ONION.
In the Court Of Common Pleas
John L. McMcKissick and
q. Mckissick. Summons for rc-
Hant9S, lief. Complaint
dJdtuHt not served.
l.. Il. Foster, and others,
DytS.
To Is. Is. Foster, David j. lloar x Co.. liam
cock Collier, executors Of \. Ward. deceased,
a. G. Dlbert, James NJ. ScguiVus and Curha,
X BrUthcr Defendants in this action:
our are hereby summoned and required 10 an
swer the complaint in this action. which is
filed i'll the office OF the Clerk OF the Court OF
Common pleas iUr said County, and to serve !,
COPY OF your answer to the said complaint on
the subscribers at their office, at Union, in said
County and State. within twenty days after The
service hereof exclusive of the day Of such ser
vice: and If You fail to answer the COMPLAINT
within the time aforesaid. the plaintiff, in this
action will apply to the Court Tor the relief de-
mandel III the Complaint.
Witness, James Muaro, Esq Clerk of the
Court OF Common Pleas, i'll anu for the County
iorcsad, ut the place aforesaid the
first day Of February, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
eighty SIX, and i'll the one hundred ana tenth
year Of the sovereignty and independence Ct
the United States OF america.
RlON II McKlSSICK,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
10 the defendants, David j. Iloar x Co.,
Hancock X Collier and Carharl l. Brother:
Take notice that the summons III this action.
OF which the foregoing is copy, WAS filed in
the Office Of the Clerk Of said Court for said
County, for said State, on the 9TH LAY Of May
1856. iON \ MckiSSlCk
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
May :, Is IT.
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BARGAINS

Also, in Sugar, Coffee, Bacon, Lard, Flour,
klce, Meal, &c. Flour from j.. - TO 500 per
100 lbs. Pearl Grits fresh ground
Paper and Paper Sacks for country Merchants
cheap.
F1SH-A fresh lot of Mackerel lust from
the Packers. Will refund your money, if they
are not all right. Call and see me.
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The State of South Carolina.
DD[rNTl- n L, L,NrtnM
BY JAMES NJ. GEE, ESQ, Probate Iudce

by JAMES NJ. GEE, Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, james Munro, as Clerk of the
w Court Of Common Pleas. has made suit
10 me to grant him letters of Admiuis;rotio on
on the estate Of and effects of Mrs. Mary Ivcy.
deceased ''
ihcsc are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
saia .irs. Mary lvey, deceased, that they be and
be held at Union &. H., South Carolina ON tho
loth day Of July next, after publication hereof.
at / clock i'll the forenoon, to show cause if
any they can, why the said Administration
should not hc granted.
Given "nder my ha nd, this 10Th day of July
A. D., 1856.
JAMES VI. GEE
Judge Probate
lMo'ishcd on the 81 day Of june 1886, in
the Weekly Union Times.
June 4 - 4,
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May 81,
Attention Farmers.
Ere light Notice to Consignees

AGENTS OrrIcE,
UNION, :. c., May 9th 1856.
AM now required to settle Daily and to do
Il SO l am forced to collect all Freight
Charges OH Delivery of Goods. In future
All Charges must be paid Before De-
livery. No attention will be paid to any or
der not accompanied with the money.
+, IL. COUNTS, Agent.
May 2S, u y.
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SmOkres take Notice !

All wishing good cheap smoke, call at
the store of II. +. Scairc and get some of
his STOGlES. You will also find full
line Of fine cigars, cigarct:s, chewing to
bacco snuff &c
Smoke our Studio cigars they are the
finest nickel cigar sold.
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COLUMBIA & GREENVILLE DIV.
CoLrMGIs. :. c.. May 18th, 1856.
CHANGE OF GAUGE

NWING to change Of gauge on these roads
~ the following notice becomes necessary
viz:
No passenger trains will tc run - shown
below.
Train lctvin@ Columbia Il; 10. - a. IN. for
Spar;anburg and intermediate stations, June ID.
Train leaving Spartanhurg 200 III. for Co
lumbia and intermediate stations. June :;l.
On main liuc and branches no trains will be
run June Sth
Train leaving Bcltoa nj Il5 p. IN. for Wal.
-halla sud intcrmcdutc STATIONS. June eth.
Train leaving Hedges %.loP. III. FOR Abbcvilc,
June Ith
On June ID to .Ith pcrishabic freight will
lie rcc(,r,d and II" freight forwarded on the line
Al>lon 10 SpaItanburg on the Nh and TO The
nth on main line or branches.
Agents will he governed accordingly, AMI the
public is hereby notified.
G.. l.. TNLCOTT
ID. CALDWELL, superintendent.
\. q. +. X l.. \.
May u % It.
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NOTICE.

SOUTHERN ENTREES COMPANY.
UNION, 5. G., MAYO, 1856. !
NOTICE is hereby given to Consisnccs that
~ from aud after this date, no EXPRESS mat
ter Will be delivered until all Charges are
Paid.
am forced to adopt this measure by the an
noyance in collecting charges after delivery.
These charges yary from 20 TO 80 cents. scat
tered around promiscuously, aggregatinc So
and upwards daily, and some never collect
l have to advance Cash Daily for all matter
delivered to me-ilcncc, NO MORE CREDIT.
+. IL. COUNTS
AGENT.
May u, 20 ~
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Jelly Squares. and
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WITH oPEN DOORS.

The Pc -Electrie Inve~tigstion 20 be Ton
drcsea with Open Doors ~ the select
Committee
wAsurxGTox, March lo.-The sclee'
committee appointed BY Speaker Carlisle
TO investigate the facts concerning the
ownership Of the Pan Electric Iel.
phone stock by certain public onlc.ass
held preliminary meeting ~
evening. All the members wtN
present. The committee talked am"n-
themselves for nearly m hour. AMI lnie1-
changed opinions about plans Tor carr
inr out the Investigation and the scoF'
OF the resolution under which Wy
are 70 act. II was decided WIZ
out objection that the inve~ii-AAot
should he conducted with open door
and that no star chamber proceedin-s
shonld &c tolerated. The committee Al
iourned to meet again on Friday II w
meantime IN effort will be made 20 nnn
suitable room in the Capitol Mh.s,
the investigation will be hsiu'
Mr.. Hale and Mr. Willard were Az
pojntcd 4 subcommittee 20 take ins
testimony Of senator Vest to-day Us Y
one II the stockholders Of The Pan-hlec,
trjc stock. and as he had been oruers"
south for the benefit ~ his health rs ash."
10 be- allowed o. give his testimony hei"r
he started. The first witness 70 be cyan
incd by the full committee will be mem.
bcrs u the Rogers family. Casey Your
will follow them.
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The House Commtetee On rost-Omees sd
ross- Roads Investigating the subject -
TeIegrAplatc Translates with 1seeerenee
60 she Alleged Western Union Monopoly
and IL Rssult o. Maintaining onsrous
TarIm.
WASHINGTON, March l0.-Mr. Ander
son. Of Kansas. recently introduced :
resolution empowering the House COM
mIttee on pcst-ofiices and post-roads 10
ascertain whether additional legislation IL
needed 70 prevent . monopoly Of tcie-
graph facilities, and 70 secure 70 Southern
and Western Pacific States the benefits 81
competition between telegraph companies,
and protect the people against unreason-
able charges for telegnphic service. The
committee met yesterday 10 consider
the resolution, and hear those who
favored Its adoption. Mr.. Anderson ex.
planned that he was opposed %
monopolies oi any sort. His mo-
tive In this instance Was 10
secure for his section Of country. cheap
telcgraphy and the advantages Of compe-
titIon Ia obtaining news. II would be
shown 10 the committee that the land
grant railroad companies had illegally,
but substantially transferred their tele-
graph franchises 10 the Western Union
Company; consequently when a rival
telegraph company reached the Eastern
terminus Of one Of those roads instead
Of receiving without discrimina-
ton. Its business, the land
grant companies substantially refuse
10 comply with the obligation Of their
charters. In other words, the Western
Union Company now has a practical mon
opoly OF the section mentioned. and II Is
carrying Il 10 such an extent As 10 show
tendency 20 claim In addit ion 20 the re-
cocnized right Of . common carrier, =
right also to gather the news, and that
barefaced attempts had been made by the
Western Union Company to coerce news
papers into making exclusive contracts 10
transact all the business by its wires IL
was because Of those matters that he had
introduced the resolution
D. II Bates. President Of the Baltimore
Ohio Telegraph Company, was sworn
ans examined. He appeared AZ the sug-
gcsfion Of Mr. Anderson 10 furnish in
formation In connection with the efforts
Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Telegraph Com
pany 70 have It's telegraph business ac-
cepted BY the land-gnnt railroads In the
same manner and on the same terms n
telegraph business from other telegraph
companies. and particularly from the
Western Union Company, had been ac-
cepted. Mr. Bates reviewed the situa-
tion. and showed that he had, year and
a half ago. cndeavored 70 enter into an
arrangement with the Union Pacific Com
pany 10 accomplish these results.
Mr.. Warner asked whether the Union
Pacific Railroad and Telegraph Company
had refused 20 extend to the Baltimore &
Ohio Telegraph Company. the same facili-
ties rs we're granted 10 the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
Mr.. Bates thought that they might
deny that they 50 refused, but they had
actually done so.
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AVlRR brcks o. - ~ mornlng q -
1oth II ~ ~ wcrks % - Ehrst : Co, -
she Point Brs>ss (PhllAdslphial gas works,
caused by she explosion a . still Thas
part q he works = : total los
vzRR q McKsssport. Pa. On the 10Th
dessroye - Oliver's tailoring establishment.
Cars cigar store, Brooks butcher shop
and shs T1~<s once Los. $1,000; fully
insured
r. n PuuAS. - snplcys q @. w.
Moore. Insurance agency cf-Detrcit. Mich,
was arrested in Kalamazoo on the night
a che eth on charge a. emh<zxling 81
90 from the New York Life InsUsncs
Company.
BRErI<H sesmen marched In procession ~
London on The 10th % make = demonstra-
tion against the government for failing 70
relieve trade depression
Az examination Of the books. concluded
on the Icsh. shows An Approximate short
age against County Treasurer Hoilings-
worth o. Knox County. Ind. Of <sS.-7Ss3-
Everybody was dqmbfounded and morti-
fed q this gigantic exposure Holiings-
worth Was prosperous and wealthy farm
e. when ie took possession Of the treas
urer's osice-
THE largest fre in Montreal for = long
time occurred on the 10th and destroyed .
large number q business places, principal
" wholesalers The aggregate loss will
reach see!o1os well insured One fireman
Il missing
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1nroe memhoPs % ehs Uameus AseA~~
0eng - Ose1aws Tahsa Hrsm San !,
ehoa1s. Dnd1nna. md Hanged "a free. 4.
the ceart-n1onss Hard--A nslsn a Terror
Ended.
SHOALS. Ind. March lo.-Three of m,
famous outlaw gang d Archcrs. namely
Thomas and Martin, brothers. and John.
Z son Of Thomas. suffered the extreme
penalty Of their crimes Just after mid
night this morning - the hands q judge
Lynch. Precisely at II 80 p. M. vicl.
lance committee of about one hundred.
composed ~ men from Larkin and Orange
counties, entered the town. The lynchrrs
were very quiet and orderly. and N.
sheriff was first aroused By the bark inc
Of his dog. followed BY : knock On
the door. He asked who was there
and the answer Was Z crashing In II ,he
front door. followed BY heavy blows
which completely demolished Il. The
crowd then went a. the Jail door ami
Knocked on the lock. and were dismas-,l
a. ind another door which would M,
Weld 20 blows. After about twenty min
uteS man In the crowd was found Who
understood the opening Of the cell door.
The lynchers rushed In and grabbed al
three % the prisoners.
when the Archers saw the iyncherS
come In they made no resistance. ana
when asked II they had anyihin. 10 say
they refused 10 speak. Their hands wers
tied behind their hacks and they were
taken 10 the courthouse yard and hanged
70 young maple trees
Tom Archer. the oldest one ~ fhc
gang, who was about sixty years Old.
was hanged FIRST. His feef were touchin.
the ground when viewed by your CORE
spondcnt this morning. Martin Archer
brother 70 Tom, aged about forly-nyc
years. II hung up high and dry. and both
Of his eyes are staring wide open. maxim,
. gnastly sight. John Archer. son II
Tom Archer, who was about thirty years
old IL hanging 70 a tree with his hans<
tied behind him about thirty feet from bis
father
The crimes for which they were hanged
consist Of almost every thing on The
criminal calendar, from murder down -
petty thieving. For twenty-five years
they have been rcigning terror both IL
Martin and Orange counties. and have
terrorixed the community in which they
lived. They never failed 20 visit yenee-
ance for > fancied slight. and many
farmer in Orange and Martin Counties
has lost considerable sums II money ~
being robbed. cattle stolen or their barns
or houses burned down.
Mart Archer has . family living in
Southwest township, Orange County.
and they are respected. Two Of his chill
drcn are young ladies. teaching school in
that section Of the country.
Old Tom Archer lived In Martin Ccrn-
~, In Columbia township, and had
large family. every one 81 whom are under
indictment for larceny. arson and murder.
and bear a bad name generally.
John Archer formerly lived IN Columbia
township, and was as bad - the rest
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xLIxTH CONGRESS.

~ ~ <er sc o shs ssh q r~fltIou for Cav
-. ---,-- $3.50 - . -,s-S
IN Germany w<s presented A resolution
waS 1xre@d 20 calling on the <ecre.ary OF she
x.xx so~ srso~rn. -,,-, x.,-c>rrs,v she D<,inh,u
"a 49, ~.-.-1- -. rt-r.r-c- nfif 49,
-S~- ~-E., 40 - ~<-er 80 sTc-~1.,, ~
e-x-r-I ---e,fr.~-r. r~s-.i NJ Efrnnais
re-oinr,on - rre~s'rx rhe sen~e Of the sen
s,e On nc Dlsun ca 49, sanei np ana
s~'x-, fr,m to tSer~e ~ r~f-rrf -. n
the House the Urxens Dsdrienry ban wxs
d.scu><ci - irn@th n con11<e- OF the
Sse.- 80 t.-~eI Mr n1- Inc
= - 49,. 49, -. :. -. ~, M. - !.
p-~
Iwwrnr.rrrv imam ><~~nhisn~ a, ~. an
- u---. - ~---..--- - -. $3.50
me House vent into eommnse~ o. tne ~no'e
on the state 81 the Cnicn and after several
speeches hal been male On the silver CUES
1onrnet -----Ine Senate uAs not IN session
- -. < - - 49,. -
- t1~ senate On sh@ n tne naA~s %
<en1ror<f prix4re secretaries we're gwen 20
the senate A bill amending the National
banking lau uks Introduced Petitions In
favor % she Hennepin eanu we're pre-
e.nieH- ree1.ns,on rs o1erel ior fmne-
c'xss S@r-sr~ - ~ rcr@- ,Sfrs..ss 80
senate On the silver question the
House Mr. Ef4ncnarf or Louisiana r@futei
some sr~sem rents recently prinret n An In
tisnspoI paper rnier the call OF states
many bills we're presented. among them the
followinr 10 r-rul.re the tran- 10 RI srfou
81 live <ror<s Is RENAL the Civil service
law 70 converr TIE :. t.arien 81 tue CO a. II
Colorado into National park The inter
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

IL the senate on the 18th two letters from
the Secretary Of the Treasury. furnishing
information called for. we're laid before the
Senate Nr. Jones (Sev-l presented
petition from the National Bi-metalic
Coinage Association and addressed the
senate on IL Mr.. vsnce's hill for repeal
OF the Civii-Serrice law was adversely re-
ported Senator Logan presented minor
ity report from the military committee on
the Fifz-John Porter Ill., Mr. VIII
son ua-) then addressed the Sem
ate in favor Of the Edmunds
|resoiurions-.--In the House . resolution
was adopted calling on the Secretary Of
the Navy for . statement Of money expend-
ed At the Washington Navy Yard Two
reports were made from the Judiciary COM
nittee on the right Of the government 70
cancel patents A long debate followed.
Nh TRENHOLM. one Of the Civil-Service
commissioner i % - appointed Comp
tr0ller Of the Currency
IL the billiard match nc New York
Schaefer made 90 on the night OF the IIth-
% 500 for vignaux. making the total
score Schaefsr- 1.sDl. vignaux, i.01S-
A farmer named Heenan was killed by
mocnlig hters on the might Of the 10th, az
Kilru-h. County Clare Ireland
THE Dime Savings hank Of New Bruns-
wick. n r.. closed it, doors on the 18th,
pending an investigation or il affairs.
There Was great excitement among the
depositors-
AT at monster mass meeting on the 18th,
the 10y slists of Sligo denounced the grant
ing Of home rule 20 Ireland
THE President on the 18th returned 70
the Senate without his approval the bill 20
quiet title Of settlers on the Des Moines
river lands in Iowa
THEKE young men. stealing . ride In
box car on the Decatur 4 Evansville rail-
road. on the 18th. engaged in . fight. which
resulted in the fatal shooting Of Edward
Ivey. one of the party.
THK Trrco- Bulgarian treaty has been
accepted in its entirety BY the conference
of che representatives Of the powers
The Austrian imperial Minister Of War
has issued orders for the enforcement Of
the study a German among all the TROOPS
THE two great powder mills Of the Cam
10 Powder Company eleven miles from
Portland. Me-. blew up on the 1ith- Tiers
uas large stock Of material ON hand and
che explosion Vas terrific. Ciarencc Clary,
AZ Corham VS. killed and Henry Hooper
Vas terribly and fatally mangied.
TnE Earl Or Aberdeen. Lieutenant
or ireland, attended : meeting q the Man
sion House 20 devise means 20 relieve ths
distress among che poor.
THE total values o. che exports 81 bread
ssufFs during eiEhtmonths ended February
= last we're sssysIDps-. against SIlo.1zo, is1
Ne same time last year.