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that immediate attontion should be given to the matter of working roads, and the law in relation to the mattor bo rigidly enforced. TO THE MKMRKRS OF THE LEGISLATURE. We would also suggest to the members of the Legislature the propriety of extending tho ages of persons liable to Kond duty, so that the law will read "from 18 to 65 yearsand also in regard to the PAYMENT OF JURORS AND WITNESSES, for attendance upon the sittings of tho Court.? The Grand Jury would call the attention of the Court to the fact that many of the parties summoned to attend as Jurors and Witnesses are without the necessary means of paying their expenses while attending Court, and suggest that the members of the Legislature take necessary steps to remedy this matter. concealed weapons. Wo would suggest to l'ublic Officers genorally the propriety of prosecuting and bringing to justice all offenders against the Act of t!ie Legislature in relation to carrying concealed weapons. Respectfully submitted, March 6, 1878. J. E. MENU, Foreman. School commissioners' Office, "1 "ft a. ?* The School Coram' goner would m^eiBmy report, th it the cxntnfnlng Board met oh the 18th and 19th of January, for the purpose of examining Teachers. This examination was conducted in writing, and 84 Teachers were granted Certificates. The Schools were opened on the 4th of February, anif about seventy are ^ now in successful operation. More children B are in attendance than any provious year since tho Free Schools were e *r*anizcd, lyid the grade of Tellchers much imp?o<ed. The recent amendment to the Constitution, levying a two mill tax for school purposes, together with the Foil tax, will enable the Commissioner to keep the schools open for a longer time than heretofore. There are about $1,GOO due on old claims.? Prorieion for the payment of these lias been made, by special act of the Legislature, for this County. Respectfully submit A. A. JAMES, S. C. U.T5*** ' SPECIAL OUDERS. State of South Carolina, 1 In the Qeneral County of Union. j sessions. March Term, 1878. On hearing the Presentment of the Grand Jury at the present Term of Court, and upon motion of Mr. Ball, Solicitor?Ordered? 1. That so much of said Presentment as relates to the Repairs on the Jail be referred to the Board of County Commissioners to have carried out the recommendation of the Grand Jury. 2. That the matter of Furniture for the office of Judge of Probate be referred to the same Board. 3. That ao much of said Presentment as relates to Schools,he referred to the County School 1 Commissioner. 4. That so much as relates to Road Duty and the County Debt and coudilions of the Public Highways, be referred to the Senator from Union County and the Board of County Com- i missioners. 0. That so much as relates to fees of Jurors and Witnesses and the carrying Conce^d Weapons, be referred to the Members of the i General Assembly from Union County. 1 t>. It is further Ordered, that the Clerk of this Court have served on the referrees herein named so much of said Presentment as is herein i referred to them ; and that the said Presentment bo published in the Union Times. March G, 1878. J. B. KERSHAW. , Peace for Cuba.?New York, February 28.? Havana letter of February 23 says : "The insurgent chiefs submitted to the terms offered by I the Spanish government, ef which fact there is no longer any doubt, and the restoration of peace on this island may be regarded an accomplished fact. The 25th of the present mouth has been 1 designated as the date on which the insurgents i shall lay down their arms, and on the 28th peace 1 will be officially proclaimed.*' ' I The Insurgents Surrender.?Havanna, March ' 1.?Yesterday afternoon the insurgents in the central department defiled before General Mar- < tines Campos at Puerto Principe, surrendering < their arms. The insurgents in the neighbor- < hood of Troclia also surrendered their arms at 1 .the same hour. I Kidnapping in Florida.?President Hayes j having received information to the effect that ( colored men, cititens of Florida, had been kid- ( napped and transported across theGulf of Mex- ] ico into Cuba, and there sold as slaves, has ap. a pointed an agent to proceed to Cuba and inquire , unto the matter. It would not surprise the country miich if it should be ascertained that j these "Citizens of Florida*' have been carried to Cuba In Yankee bottoms, suoh as were used ja ik.:> i >ivii?ii?pvi??uvu nuvoovviDiivui niuvn. trrccrr < v'lle News. \ The New Pope.?The general feeling through- 1 out Europe respecting the new Pope appears to I be that he is a man of decided ability, of no small prudence, and not likely to act in an ag- I gressive manner, and, if not actually progressive, not inclined to go into the opposite extreme. The fact that the late Cardinal Antonelli, who, as Secretary of 8iate, was decidedly intolerant, thought him toe liberal, and that i /he late Pope had a high regard for him, are ' circumstances in favor of Leo XIII. e i Boiler Explosion.?On Monday afternoon a very serious boiler explosion occurred in the /saw and grist mill of Connor k Hodges, at Hod- < ges's Depot. The doer of the furnace attached to the engine was throws two hundred yards i>y the foroe of the explosion, and the heavy iron end of the boiler was carried mere than a hundred yards. Five men standing near wete i severely shocked, and one of the party, a Mr. ' Gaines, seriously cut about the heed.?Abbeville Medium. ?j Faithful mro Death.?Dexter, Mo., February 28.?Burglars, last evening, entered the Setter Savings' Bank and murderod the canhir, J. W Barron, because he refused to open ( the taff. Mr. Barron was found senseless, gagged, and locked In a vault, and died this morning. The robbers obtained about one hun* dred dollars. Never go 'into a store where you are not wanted. If a man wants yeu to come to hie I nliM nt himln*** li? mill vnn IkrAusk an ?- V... - "" / ?? I I ftdvertiMinent in your home paper. It is wrong |, forjojt to Intrude upon l?U privacy t so don't I $4, I A Horse Waoer Opbn.?Lexington, Ky., February 19.?Two prominent turfmen in this city have decided to mutch llarper'sjcnbrook to run against I'arole, or Tom Ochiltree, or any race horse in America, two and a half, three or four miles, for $5,000 to $25,000 a side, and will allow expenses ; to run cither at Lexiugton or Louisville. Heavy Failure.?New York, March 1.?The Pott says Jay L. Adams & Co., wholesale grocers, announce that they will be compelled to suspend in conscquVico of the failure of J. 1). Adams & Co., of New Orleans. The two houses formed a general pardnership. The suspension involves a large ninount And is important. BaiiyCaiuuacies Nkkuki>.?Tlie Milton Chronicle tells this one: "Person County, N. 0., boasts of a jlatne who pulls down 215 pounds, and who gate birth to a child on Saturday, another on Sunday, another on Monday, another en Tuesday, another on Wednesday, and one on Thursday. Four of them are living and doing well." - ?? Three thousand five hundred bills have been introduced in (lie House of Representatives at Washingtou since October last. Mr. Aiken of South Carolina has introduced a bill in Congress to make Port Royal a naval sta:ion and depot of supplies. C. S. llrice El^l a prominent citizen and lawyer of Chester, died at that place on th? 28th ult. well established by unquestionable Ultimo n> fhat Nail's Hair Renewer rene^ST cleanses, brightens, invigorates and restores to its original color and lustre, fuded gray or discolored hair, cheaply, quickly and surely. The poorest people prefer to buy it and use it, rather than to proclaim in a manner more forcible than words can delineate, through blanched locks or grizzly beard, that they are aged and passing to decay. A very short trial will convinco the most skentical that it iln?>? rrnriient* tlm r "V,,T diseases which robs the hair of its color and life. ?Fort Scott (Fan.) Dailey Monitor. A Very Good Reason.?The reason why only one sample bottle of Merkell's IIstatink for the Liver will be sold to the same person, for ten cents, by our Druggist, GIBBES & CO., is because of the enormous expense of importing the llopaline into this country ; but as there are fifty doses in the large size bottle, it seems two cents per dose is cheap enough after all for a medicine that cures dyspepsia and liver complaint. All who have not had a sample bottle are entitled to one for ten cents nt GIBBES & CO'S Drug store. Three dose relieves any case of dispepsia, constipation, indigestion or liver fcomjttAflft, in the world. Regularize bottles, fifty doses, ?1.00. mar 10 Cent Sample Bottles Merrell's Ilopatine for the Liver, and Globo Flower Cough Syrup for the Throat and Lungs, nt GIBBES k CO. 10 -'2 w. . * Two ililes Bofore Breakfast. In a neighboring city in Georgia, there is a married woman, who, after her third confinement, had ulceration, with all its repulsive symptoms. She tried in vain all the nostrums ; her husband carried her to all the famous mineral springs, went with her to New York, Philadelphia, and other places, to consult eminent obstetricians, to no purpose. After the use of the fifth bottle of Regulator, she has been fully restored to her former health and happiness, and is the joy of the household?is ablo to walk two milc3 before breakfast. ror saie oy ml druggists and by A. IRWIN k Co.. Union. Feb 15 7 4t s A Qentlk Hint.?In our style of climate, with its sudden changes of temperature,?rain, wind nnd sunshine often intermingled in a sinday,?it is no wonder tlint our children, friends and relatives ore so frequently taken from us by neglected colds, half the deaths directly from this cause. A bottle of Roschee's German Syrup kept about your home for immediate use will prevent serious sickness, a large docter's bill, and perhaps death, by the use of three or four doses. For curing Consumption, Hemorrhages, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Croup or any disease of the Throat or Lungs, its success is simply wonderful, as your druggist will tell you.? Ucrmaji Syrup is now sold in every town and village en this continent. Sample bottle lor trial, 10c.; regular size, 75c. For sale by all druggists, and by GIRRKS & CO., O-'iw. IN HEMOBIAM. Departed this life, in the town of Union, on the sixteenth day of February, A. D. 1878, Fhancks N. Kawls, daughter of Dr. llsnjamiu F. Rawls. ller loss will sadden many hearts, Tho virtues and charms which shed a lustre over the inner sanctuury of her home, nlso shed a lustre aver her friendships. The faithful daughter, the kind sister, was slvo the faithful and kind friend. Steadfastness was one of her peculiar characteristics. This is a viitue which wins especial admiration. This was the strong point of her attractions. She was true to her friends, and therefore her friends reposed confidence in tier. Absent or present, doubt never clouded the serenity of their trust in her. As she was yesterday they felt assured that she would be to-day. In a world where mutability is the order of time, this is a remarkable trait, and this trait, with her courtesy of demeanor, made her beloved. We sympathize with her family ip their be reavemcnt. Tho tears well up in our eyes as we contemplate the stern feet that she has gone from us to "the undiscovered Country, from whose bourne no traveller returns." No move will we meet her graceful form upon our village streets. No more will we meet her in the social circle, where her courteous bearing always made her a treasured member. But her gentleness, her refinement, her unselfishness, her sweet temper, form a cluster of precious memories that will long linger with us. . "And, when the stream Which overflowed the soul was passed away, A consciousness remained that it had left, Deposited upon the silent shore Of memory, images and precious thoughts That shall not die, and cannot be destroyed." * List of Letters Remaining in Union Post Office at the close of the week ending March 2, 1878. Miss Nanoy Brown, Miss Myria Owens, " PefCgy Humphries, Miley Pueket, " Mary Johnson, B. M. Pcarce, " Elisa Kingsmore, D. R. Sawyer, Lamdan Lancy, 8. 8. Simon, Mrs. Elisa MoPerson, Rev. T. J. Taylor (2.) Allen Nevat, |R. I. Thomas, J. P. Wynn. JAS. H. 00S8, P. M., Union, 8. C. Sweet Potatoes for Sale. OA A BU8HEUB ef sound Yam Potatoes for (uUU Ml* fct 75 cents per bushel by F, M. PARK k CO. March 1 9 lm. Last Notice. ALL pereous indebted to the late firm of Rice, Mo Lure k Co., are hereby notified that their indebtednem muet be paid at an early dale. We are unable to give longer indulgence. RICH k Mrl.URB. March I' 0 fit * K Jt Sorrel_mare stolen^ Stop the Thief, CJTOLEN from my Stable, on Fridaj, thjtetfili ^ of February, a deep SORREL MAUl^rwitb red nmiic mid 'lVilr r*'$C|U)U^ white spot Is the forehead, the right oye deWbtlve?called "moou eyu" ? white hair up to her 1'as ternr Joint, and is about 7 or 8 years old. ? \ THE THIEF. I hare every reason to believe tliat>fV? mere was stolen by a colored man, named Wash Jeter, as they both disappeared the same nlgbt.? Wash is about *23 years old, about 6 ftet 7 inches high, dark mulatto. Walks one-si l^l; the heel of his left foot never touches the (found ; his left hand is half the size of the right, and he carries it with the palm turned backward and upward. His right eyelid hHs been split up to the eye-brow and gives him an ugly appearance. Any information that will enable me to recover my mare and capture the thief will be well rewarded. Address J. BROX1E JETEll, Santuc, Union Co. 9i March 8 10 4t. t A STOIUI BllEWlk) X ? Positively the ;Last Nptice. WE hereby notify all persons indebted to us, by Note or Account, that if they fail to make settlements by the first day of April next tiiey will find their indebtedness in the hands of a Trial .ln?iii?> ?!?! " - _ ?.MyTy .. >? ViUVIO K* VlULUItT IN* %inumT. , -? vWu Necessity compels us to tako tnls ctfurso ; so suind from uuder a!l you in danger. GRAHAM & GRAHAM. March 8 10 4t. TO PLANTERS. HAVING been appointed AgoqA for the sale of the following reliable ImBrIs of Fertilizers, we are ready to supply ml orders for thcui: I M ERR I SI A y S. * EUREKA. M CAROLINA, 7 W llAN'S, PALMETTO ACID. Thoso who want any of the nt>ove Fertilizers will please hand us their orders early, as an Ordinance of the Town Council forbids our keeping them in store, and we can only supply our customers as they order?from us. F. M. FAUR & CO. March 1 0 (it Not.ig.ft.nf Final Dischawge,^ BY pcrmissiou of the Hon. Jos. F. Oi9t, Judge of Probate, I will, on Mondny, the 1st day of April next, make my final return and settlement as Administrator of the Estate of Lnurn C. Lawson, deceased, and apply for my discharge as Administrator of said Estate. All person haring demands against strfd estate, must present them to me, properly attested, on or before that day, or they will be forever barred. J. C. SHUTTLES WORTH, Adm'r. March 1 9 4t. Notice of Final discharge. BY permission of tho Hon. Jos. F. Gist, Probate Judgo of Union County, I will, on Mondny the 25th day of March next, make mv final return ami settlement as Guardian of John L. Kendrick, aud apply _for my final discharge as Guardian. AH persons having demands against the said NVojrd, or mysq^f as his Guardian, are notified to present them for payment on or before that day or they will bo forever barred. ~T O. S. KENDR1CK, Guardian. Feb 22 8 4t? Notice of Final Discharge. BV permission of lion. Jos. F. Gist, Judge of Probate of Union County, I will, on Tuesday, the 2tith day of March next, make my final return and settlement as Administrator of the estate of Thomas Vinson, deceased, and also apply for a final discharge as Administrator aforesaid. All petsons indebted to the estate must make payment on or before that day, and all persons having claims against said estate must present them, properly attested, on or before that day or ue rorever barred. J AS. W. VINSON, Admr. Fob 22 8 Copartnership Notice. THE undersigned have formed a Copartnership for the practice of Law in all, cases, in the State and United States Courts, arising in the T'.h Circuit that may be entrusted to their charge, under the firm name of llion & McKissick. 17th December, 1877. JAMKS H. RION, I. G. McKlSSlCK. Dec 21 50 Sm Fin0 Furniture for Sale. I OFFER for sale the housohold and Kitchen Furniture of the late M. B. Freidberge, consisting of one set of HANDSOME PARLOR FURNITURE, and all other necessary Furniture for House or Kitchen. JOS STRAUSS, at P. M. Cohen's. March 1 _ _9 lm. Moot, A- *>--A xicav uui/ia^O I/O XVOnt. TWILL rent to a good Tenant the Cottage lately occupied by M. I). Freidberger, deceased. The house has been put excellent condition and has seven rooms, with a good cellar.- On the lot is a two-roomed Kitchen and a Stable, with a good garden. Apply to JOS. STRAUSS, at P. M. Cohen's. March 1 9 lm WANTED, 20O Head of Beef Cattle. I WILL pay fair prices for any number of OOOD BEEF CATTLE, delivered in this town. My place of business will be, during the Summer months, at P. M. Cohen's store. JOS. STRAUSS. March 1 9 4t Perforated Chair Seats. I AM prepared to reseat ail kinds of chairs with the celebrated and more durable r~m fornted senti. 'Call at tb? Union-" Furniture Store, opposite Dr. Rawls' Grocery store, and examine them. J. D.-PORTER. March 1 9 8m Seed Potatoes. "Early Rose* and "Rccrlcm." A SUPPLY of those popular Varieties of Potatoes just received and for sale, at 8. W. PORTER'8 Cheap Cash Store. March 1 9 1m NEW GOODS. NEW Spring Prints and other seasonable goods, low for ensh^ai |UC1{ ft MfLURR. ' Match I 9- it t i St ? ^ MORE NEW GOODS W ?AT? S. W. PORTER'S. I HAVE just received a new supply of Merchandise of all kinds. SPUING STYLE PRINTS. \ ALSO l BOOTS AND SHOES, jilATS i on ROYS AND MEN. GI^OCKRIKS, &c. ? /Which I am MUing at prices tliakastonishes j#irchasers. t onic and buy before all the best , (nave been taken'. S. W. l'OjtTEK. f March 1 9 tf_ NEW FURNITURE STORE ?BY? J. B: POUTER UNION O.'H., IT lowu of Union, I propose to keep on hand a good supply of all kinds of Furuituro of the VERY BEST MAKE, and will sell at the lowest prices, possible, FOU CASH. I will also order any kind of Furniture not found in my stock. MATTRESSES MADE at the shortest Notice, at the lowest price and of the best materials. FURNITURE REPAIRED. 1 will repair, varnish, and otherwise improvo all kinds of Furniture entrusted to me, at the low est living prices. Cain-seated chairs reseated ns good as new. ALL I ASK IS A FAIIt TRIAL. J. K. PORTER. Feb 15 7 3m Of Final Discharge. BY permission of Hon. Jos. F. Gist, Judge of Probate, we will on the lltli day of Mnrch, ib?8, make our final return nnd settlement as .miiiinisirniors 01 me instate ot William J. Sparks, deceased, and at the same time apply for letters dismissary. All persons having demands against the said Estate, must presout them for payment on or before the time above specified or they will he fbrever barred. LEVI SHARKS. ELIPHAS BEARDEN, Administrators. Feb. 15 1878. 7 4t.? Notice of Final Discharge. BY permission of Hon. Jos. F. Gist, Judge of Probate, 1 will, on the 80th day of March next, mnkc my final return and settlement as Administrator of the estate of William Humphries, deceased, and at the same time apply for letters dismissary. All persons having demands against the said estate must presont them to me. properly attested, on er before that dny or they will be forcer barred. * T. B. BATES, Adm'r. Feb. 15, 1878. 7 _4i *_ C Alt PEN TIO it, \V OHK. JOIIX T. HART WOULD respectfully inform the citizens, in town and Country, of Union County, that he is prepared to do all kinds of Carpenter work, in the most WORKMANLIKE MANNER, and solicits the patronage of the people. Work in (hecountry promptly uttendod to. GIVE HE A TRIAL. J. T. HART. Fob 22 8 _ tr_ Guardian's Notice of Final Discharge. BY permission of Hon.vlos. F. Gist, Probate Judge of Union County. I will, on Monday, the 11th day of March next, mnke my final return, as Guardian of John H. Savage, and at the same make a final settlement with my ward, w:it> i?n to be discharged as Guardian. All persons having demands against the said ward or myself as his Guardian are notified to present them for payment on or before that day or they will be forever barred. F. M. CUDD, Guardian. Feb. 10, 1878. 8 8t. TT1 T* /%. T*rT~"?a WILL coutinuc tho Grocery business at the old stand, No. 1, East Union, and keep full supplies of all kinds of goods in liis line, which lie will sell, VERY CHEAP FOR CASH. Feb 8. 0 tf NETTLE UP. ALL persons Indebted to tho firm of B. F. Rawls & Co., are requested to make settlements immediately, as the business of the firm must be closed up at once. B. F. RAWLS. Fob8 C tf White Seed Oats. I HAVE n largo quantity of clean White Seed Oats, which 1 will soli CHEAP FOR CASH. B. F. RAWLS. No. 1, East Union. Feb 8 0 tf Cow Peas Wanted. Y^J"E will buy any quantity of CowPeos. T f v. r. kawlh &co., No. 1, Koat Union. _Nov 23 4? tt F. M. FARR & CO. HAVE moved into their large new building, where they will be pleased to meet their friends and customers. They have now on hand, 30.000 lb*. Choice Bacon. 100 Barrel* Flour, 700 Bufthelft White Oat*,' WHICH THEV WILL SELL CHEAP FOR CAKI I. Jan 18 8 tf Notice to Trespassers. I HEREBY notify all persons trespassing upon the premises of the late W. C. Gist, by throwing down fences, riding, walking or hunting through them, that I shall hereafter take legal steps to punish every person so violating the Inw. F. M. FARR. . L .. Adm'r W. C. Gist. WW t tm The State of South Carolina. , COUNTY OF UNION, In the Court of Probate. A valine Underwood, I.ucinda | A null, Nancy Posey and Harriet Underwood. Summons for Plaintiffs. \ *?-, ?.aynuist. _ Relief. fr^MMMeonard. TkUrgnret DnaWood, anil Jane Un- Complaint derwood, children of William Underwood, deceased; not the children of Jones Underwood, whoso names nro Served, unknown, Thomas Undcr. wood, Defendants. To the Defendants above named. YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the Petition in '.his action, which is filed in the office of the Judge of Probate, for the said County, and to servo a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their office, at Spartanburg Court Honse, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service ; and if you fail to answer the complaint within tho timo iworesaiu, mc plaint ills in tins action will apply to tlie Court for the relief demanded in tho complaint. Dated 9th February A. D. 1878. BOllO k CARLISLE, Plaintiffs Attorneys. this acHon,**"" ' of which the foregoing is a copy, was: filed in the offiac of the Judgo of Probate at Union Court House, in the County of Union, andStnto aforesaid, on the ninth day of February, A. D. 1878. nOBO & CARLISLE. Spartanburg C. II., S. C. Feb 9 1878 8_ Ct The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Common Pleas. Lemuel J. Bubo, Copy Summons Plaintiff for Money ayamst Demand. Dempsey T. Bobo, Complaint Defendant. not Served. To Dempsey T. Bobo, Defendant in this action. YOU arc hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action which is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the said County, and to servo a copy of your answer on the subscribers at their office, at Union, in said County, within ' twenty days after the service of this summons * on you, exclusive of tho day of scrvico. If you fail to answer this complaint within the time aforepaid, the plaintiff will take judgment ngainst you for the sum of Three Hundred Dollars, with interest at the rate of seven per cent per annum from the day of March one thousand eight hundred aud eixty-three, aud costs. Dated, Union, S. C., 2f>th January, 1878. RION k McKISSICK. Plaintiff's Attorney?. To the Defendant, Dempsey T. Bobo. Take notice that the Summons in this action, of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of the Clerk of said Court for Union County, in said State, on tho 20th day of January 1878. RION & McKISSICK. Plaintiff's Attorneys. Jan 1 & Ot UMOX FEJIALE ACADEMY. UNION SOUTH CAROLINA. THE grade of this school is tho same as that of ordiuary Female Colleges. The charges have been reduced to meet the exigencies of the times. Tuition per Term, From ?5 00 to $25 00. NO EXTRAS. Board (washing, fuel and lights included) if paid in advance, per month Sll 00 The spring term opens February 4th, 1878. Pupils received at any time and charged from date of entrance till close of term. MltS. M. S. CLIFFORD, Principal. Jan 18 18 tf Notice of Dissolution of Partnership. THE Firm of AUSTIN & CO. of Spartanburg,. has been dissolved by mutual conseut. The bush ess will hereafter b? conducted under the frm name of IlILL & DAW KINS. All persons indebted to the old firm are re* quested to make immediate payment, as tho business must be settled up. Thankful for past patronage, we respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. HILL & DAWKINS. Feb 15 7 lm NE WGOODS. CONTINUALLY ARKIVIKU ?AT? FOSTER & WILKINS' WE are eudcavoring to keep up our Stock in all departments, and will guarantee prices as low as the lowest. Call and see before purchasing. Not 23 40 tf Executor's Notice. ALL persons indebted to the estate of Mr9. Elisabeth M. Rice, deceased, are hereby notified to make payment to me as early as possible. All persons having demands against the said deceased, will present their claims, properly attested, to me. 11. R. HAWLS, Executorof Will of E. M. Rice. Feb. 8 6 4t METALLIC C OFFINS. THE subscribers hsve on hand a lot of Metallic Coffins of all sixes, and are prepared to make oilier Coffins at the shortest notice. Wo also keep a supply of Cincinnatti made? Wooden Coffins. These coffins are finely finished, presenting the appearance of Metallic coffins. ALLEN h ROBINSON. Jan 18 8 tf. Cheapest, and Best Flour. I HAVE received a large consignment e( very superior Flour?the best in this market? whioh 1 am authorised to sell. VERY CHEAP, FOR CASH B. F. IIAWL8; No. 1, East Union. Feb 8 ft. If Ferry's Fresh Garden Seeds. \ FULL supply of theso Heeds just recoivcd. jTY. au<l will bo sold at reduced prices. Ten cent papers sold for 5 cents. B. F. RAWLS, No. 1, East Union. Feb 8 fi If Qreen and Dry Hides. [WILL pay the highest price for any number of Orccn or Dry-Hides. JOS. STBAUS8. Jdft.26 4 It.