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A MunnKit on Tim Mum S~as.?New York, August 18.?On I lie arrival or llio steamship Arizona, this morning, Krhan Cattlow, ail Knglishiuan, was arrested tor n murder comniitted during the passage of the vessel. Thomas Gilniorc, the purser, charges thai on the loth, while tho vessel was at sea, an altercation occurred between Cuttlow and Owen Jones, the steward. Cattlow drew a knife and stabbed .Jones in the right side of the neck, severing the jugular vein. Jones died in a few minutes, and, after a pott mortem examination, the body was , %scpted vp and cast Into the sen. Cattlow was arrested and kept ironed until the nrrivnl of the vessel in port, lie will be taken beforo the United States Commissioner this afternoon. . A Soi'tiif.un Merchant Dies in New Youk.. ?New York, August 18.?Farley KipsonSw?et, a merchant of Savannah, Georgia, died at the New York Hotel Sunday morning after a short illness. He had come to the city on business and had been here only six days when he died. The body will be taken to Savannah for burial. A Uiot is Irki.and.?London, "August 18.? At Lurgan, Ireland, Saturday, a force of police numbering two hundred charged on a mob with fixed bayonets. The police were benten back and twenty of their number injured. The rival tnobs fired at each other with rifles. One of the leaders of the Catholic party had some dynamite in his possession, which exploded, injuring him, it is feared, fatally. A TF-iiniFrio Storm.?Wilmington, N. C., August 18.?A terrific storm of wind and rain Visited this section early this morning. At 4 o'clock A. M. the velocity of tlie wind had reached sixty-eight miles per hour. A large number of shade trees were postratcd in the city. Sovcn houses and sheds were unroofed. .No li*es were lost. The foolish man takes his wife to a church sociable and spends !f <r? for ice crcaui and cake. The wise man allows his wife to serve on the re fresh ment committee, and when the evening coiues he goes to that church sociable with a market basket. If his wife has improved her jjijmrtunilics, he comes away ahead of the game. ? Huntington (Intl.) Democrat. IN MZMORIAM. On the 8th of August, 1879, at his residence, "Farm Ilill," near t'laiksville Ga., one of the noblest types of manliood wc have ever known violtlml ii n hia nnmnphil niril 1 * * flnnm/va j - , ... Duval Phillips. As Dr. Phillips' name for many years was a household world in old Union District, a brief sketch of him will doubtless ha interesting to many in whose hoarts his memory is still enshrined : Dr. Phillips was born in Amherst, Vn., in 1701. He removed to Union District South Carolina about the year 1812 and commenced the practice of medicine at Goshen Hill. When the troops wore called to the defence of Charleston, not long after, Dr. Phillipa was enrolled among tho Toluateers, and nftor being stationed at "Kaddrolo Point," ho was appointed by Col. Hugh Menus Surgeon of tho Regiment. AfMw pcaeo was declared he returned to Goshen 111M, and soon after removed to Union Court House. His fame as a Physician was not confined to the district, and his practico became so extensive and laborious ns to make serious inroads upon his constitution. Unsolicited on bis part, lie was elected to tlie Legislature by the largest vott ever polled for any member in the district. About 1824 lie married .Miss Klizabcih PaMon, daughter of Mr, .lames Patton of Asheville, North Carolina, abandoned the practice of medicine, settled upon a farm in Rnncombc County, N. C,, nnd devoted himself to Agricultural pursuits, llut his reputation as a skilful physician lintl preceded tiini. He was frequently called upon, nolens volens, to minister to the wants of suffering humanity, ami in many a poor man's cottage in the mountain fastnesses lie was known as the "Good Samaritan." About the year 18:10 Dr. Phillips removed to Habersham County, Ga., ami settled upon a farm ncnr Clarksvillc. lie was <levotcil to Agriculture, anil the quiet life of a farmer had an unusual charm for him ; but the people were not content to allow him such enjoyment, lie even discovered, too, that his reputation as a Physician had preceded him, and was often called upon, far and wide, as the friendly medical adviser?for he would keep no medicine nor recicve any compensation for his services. In all the improvements of the county he soon became acknowledged "facile princcps" and was consulted upon all matters touching the moral, political or financial progress of the county. Active, prompt, untiring and sagacious, he recognized at a glance the wants of the County, and set about devising the means for developing its resources and elevating the character of its people ; and no man ever worked in a good cause more earnestly or more unostentatiously. l)r. Phillips was repeatedly returned to both branches of the (leorgia Legislature, by an almost unanimous vote of his county, and for many years, as Chairman of the most important committees, lie discharged his arduous duties with a fidelity and fearlessness clinracleristic of the man. Unambitious as a ('incinnattus, firm as a Cato, chivalric as a Bayard, charitable in his opinions of those who differed with him, always with a "men' conscia recti," he passed through a stormy political life "tans pair ct t ns rcjrochc" carrying with him into his retirement the admiration, respect and confidence of all parties. But I)r. Phillips' private virtues shone even brighter than his public acts, lie was nhvays n friend to the poor, a wise and honest counsellor, who never hesitated to speak out the truth, lie was remarkable in his sagacity in discerning merit in young men, and many young men in .'Aoutli Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia arc (indebted to his sagacity and interest in them for anuck of their success in life. Ilis home was ever a synonym for hospitality, and no one ever left circle without regret. No man ever closed his life with a more untarnished record. "lisquiescat in pare." AN OLD t'llIKM>. Consignees per Express at Union, S. C., Aug. 20th 1879. .1. 11. McKissick &. Co., Hrooks 1 "alley, J. T.. Harris, U. W. Harris, W. I.. Culp, J. J. Harris fi To., .1. T. Hill fi. Co., P. M. Cohen, J. T. Hill Si Co., J, V. McNanco. P. ll.COl'NTS, Ag't. Municipal Ticket. The following ticket is presented tc the citizens of Union, for Town Council to serve the ensuing yc^r. For liilrmfiinl. It. A. TOWNSKND. Warden*. JAW. H. RnlMlKIl, l?P. 1. M. 01IHIKS, .1, W. Mrl.l UK, T. M. WIIITKSIDKS. \wg *22 'II Municipal Ticket. For Ih!cn<Utnt, |>, A. ToWNhUNP II tt''i/.to, ,i r, ( ei.i't ?N. M M. Ill M I * LI K1l>\ .1. IV M. I.Mtlv, .1.1* Ml'l.l.lN A\. .... H ' 10 . W . 1* K ltci V AL, EAST END OF COLUMBUS STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. DOORS, SASHES AND HLIADS, FRAMES, MOULDINGS. BRACKETS, MANTELS, &e. * COMPETITION DEFIED AS TO WORKMANSHIP, MATERIAL AND PRICE. AGENT FOR Wolf's Magic Blind Hinge and Fastener, BY WHICH outside Window Blinds or Shutters enn be opened or closed from the inside of mc loom wiinoui raising me onsn, inns nvoiuing cold draughts or exposure to rain. The Shutters are not only opened, but nro fastened back by the same motion, and they aro unfastened, closed and fastened in by the same method. W. A. NICHOLSON, Agent, at Union, C. II. Aug 22 <S-i oin Marble Work! I HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF PLAIN MARBLE WORK OX IIA XI), WHICH I WILL SELL A T VERY LOW PRICES, Hanging from ? | 00 to $35 00 per Sett. LETTERING $3 PER 100 LETTERS. / am prepared at all times to Make On Short Notice, Largo Granite and Marble Monuments. A FULL COLLECTION OF DESIGNS ON HAND. W. A. XICIIOLSOX. Aug 22 '70- . 34 ly TO BUILDERS. CHURCH TO BE BUIL.T. rntll ??ntract for I lie baildiag of a Methodist JL Chnreh near Capt. Tkos. Coiner's will be let out at 'J o'clock on Friday the 5th September, at the church lot, near ('apt. Comer's house. Persons wishing to hid for this job will find Specifications of the building in Col. John. L. Young's Office at Union. ll'nls may be left with Mr. Anderson Drown or Capt. W. U. BliggS. J. 1$. WILSON, Ch'n. Com. Aug. 22 34 2t Lemons ! Lemons!! JUST received, and as sour n9 Lemons ought to bo, at MllS. SCIIOPPAUL'S. A.iB 22 34 tf Fresh Bread Every Day At MRS. SCIIOPPAUL'S. Aug 22 34 tf All Kinds of Tin Ware. 1 HAVE just received a large Stock of the best kiml of Tin Ware, which 1 will sell cheap. Call and sec MRS. SCHOPPAUL. Aug 22 :M tf Apple Vinegar. YERY Superior, four 3'enrs old, at RICE & MCLURE'S. Aug 22 34 tf School Notice. rilllE Male Academy will be opened for School JL on the first day of September, (Monday,) 1S70. TOW'NSEND & DAILY. Aug 22 3! It Executors' Notice. ALL persons indebted to Mr. IV. L. Calmer, deceased, are notified that payment must be made to the undersigned at an early day. Persons having claims against the estate arc requested to present them at once, properly attested, to the undersigned. JOHN KOIXil'lH, 1 Executors, with T. K. PALMER. ( will annexed. Aug 22 31 4t RED OATS! RED OATS! 1710R Sale by 1 F. M. FARlt & CO. Aug. 13th 1870. 33 tf Tlic Fair I'urcsl I n ion. rnilE Fair Forest Union, of the Union County I n. ?? ...:n ........ ...hi. >i.. M HI n.^SWVIllllUM, Mill IIIVVV M III! iiii: Fairview Church on Friday before the fdh Sunday of tliis iiioiitli, at 11 o'clock A. M. Introductory Sermon, on Friilny, by Dro. F. C. Jeter; Doctrinal Sermon, on Saturday, by Hro. T. Scafe; Missionary Serinon, on Sunday, by I'ro. (1. S. Anderson, Tbo following brethren were appointed to write Kssays upon subjects of their own choosing viz: M. H. Montgomery, Dr. A. K. Fanl, I. tl. McKissick, J. Humphries and ('. it. Dobo. C. 1$. DOItO, Sec'y. Aug 8 Jt'J "t Ho For The Mountains. rilllOSK wishing to avail themselves of the I pleasure of visiting the Mountains aad viewing the "band of the Sky," can do so now at the very low rate of St At) for the round trip, from ('nine to llendersonvillc. This rate will only apply to those going upon Saturday and returning the following Mondays. F. II. COUNTS, Ag'l! August fith 187!'. 31i .It I A. I ' ' ?? I n. TOWNSEND & STOKES, /VTTOltiNlOVH AT .LAW, UNION, s. c. Will practice in (lie State ami I'liitcl States Courts. January I**t, 1H7'J, 1 (T Ready-Marie Clothing i VT prices astonishingly low, at HICK k MrT.UHK'S. May 2 1.8 t? Sheriffs Sales. BV virtue of Sundry Executions to mcdirectcd, I will sell, before Union Court House door, on the first Monday in September next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, the following property, to wit : One tract cf land, located in Union Township, Union County, containing ninety-eight acres, more or less, bounded by lands oT'Rlinrod Sharp, Farr& Foster and Farr Willard. Levied on and to ,be sold, as the property Of the estate \V\ W. Greer, at the suit of Jonathan 11. Edwards and Frances C. Edwards. Administintors, against Jason M. Greer Administrator. , It. MACBETH, S. U. C. Aug. ytn i?yy. as 8t to tii i: mi:nm:ns of Skull Shoals Lodge, A.*. F.\ M.\ YOU arp earnestly requested to attend the rogular communication of Your Lodge to be held on Saturday night next after the full moon in this inonih?August. An interesting Masonic Lecture will be delircred on that occasion by Kio. Moses Siiuon, of Gaffney City, which all members of the Skull Shoals Lodge should hear. W. L. GOUDELOCK, Sec'y. Aug 15 33 2t Application for Charter. rnillllTY days nfier date of this publication, _L application will bo made to Jntnes Munro, Esq., Clerk of the Court for Union County, in conformity to an Aot of the Legislature prescribing the rulos for granting Charters by the Clerks of Courts, to grant a charter to incorporate '-The Friendly Aid Society" ot Union County. T. W. TIXSLKY, Aug. 15 83 4t THE BEST COTTOIN ?I1N MADE. r WOULD respectfully inform the Planters of Union that 1 am agent for the Best, the Cheapest nn<l Hasieat Running Coll on fiin now made. Before purchasing call and examine tho Gin 1 now have nt A. I>. Spears & Co.'a Store. A. D. SPEARS. Aug. 8 82 2ra. N O T I C'E TO IIIII DUE ni lLDEKS. Oitick County Commissioners, 1 Union, August 12th, 1870. j A CONTRACT for rcpniring'Gist'a bridge will jt\- be let to the lowest responsible bidder, at the bridge, on Monday proceeding the second Tuesday in September next, at 12 o'clock M. aij?o. Proposals for building a high water bridge ovor Tygvr river, at Cedar Bluff, will be received at this oilico until the second Tuesday in Meptemfear a?Kt. Plans and specifications be note *t tkli othee. By order of the Boar?l ef Commissionora, I W. L. GOU DKI/J( 'K, C. B. C. C. W. W. HrutiKs, Clerk. Aug lo 82 dt THE GEORGIA GIN. LIGHTEST RtXXIX(J, BEST BUILT, MOST SIMPLE GIN MADE. OAVES time, trouble, cotton and money. YTc O offer tliis well known GIN with our usual confidence. For further particulars, apply to J. T. HILL & CO., Agts Ang 8 ."'2 tf The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF VXIOX. * In the Court of Probate. BY DAVII) JOHNSON, Jr.. Judge of Probate in Union County. WIIKI.EAS, James Munro, Clerk of the Court for said County, has made suit to me to grant him letters of administration of the Estate and effects of (i. S. XOLAND, deceased. These are, thcrctore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of the said G. S. NOLAND, deceased, that they he and appear before 1110, in the Court of Probate, to Ito held nt Union Court House, on tin; 12th day of September lST'J, ne,xt After publication hereof, nt 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any tliey have, why the said Administration should not he granted. tliven under my hand, this .'list day of July, Anno Domini IMT'J. AVID JOHNSON .III., Judge of Probate. Aug 1 >11 f>t. rro FAUMK118! Tho Macarthy Horse Power. I1IAVK purchased the ('. K. Mncarthy's Horse l'ower for this County and will be pleased to sell to any one the right. 1 can say with a great degree of conli lenco that it excels any oilier horse power I have ever used to gin cotton with. Any one who has old gearing run down can attach the Macarthy Horse Power with very little expense. 1 will slate that I can gin as much with three mules with this Power as can he done with four on any of the cogs or trundle heads. The inventor claims a greater power than this. Mr I.KM AS TP, II will he my Agent. S. M. 1UCK, Union C. II., S. 0. July 1 10 lm ROBERTSON, TAYLOR & CO., ?SUCCKSSOnS TO? ?EO. W. 1TIM.IAMS A C O., C OTTON F A CT O 11 S?AV II O I. K S A I. K a i: o ( k r s ?AND? General Commission Merchants, > 1 AND IT A V WE STREET^ ^ItAHLKH'fON, S. <\ .Tuly 120 Cm ' . m All for tie Citizens i NEW SPRING I SI yvx? ix)w x ' :o:? t rn tx x x i niL AUK receiving a handsome Slock of Spring and Si they invite their Customers ami the public gener have any intention of purchasing or not. THEIR LINE OF ] IS COMPLETE. CO: A. T. STEW A Dtt F.SS PArn French Organdies, French Lawns. India Lawns, Printed and St India Sill Musi :o:? THEIR ST PRINTS, WHITE GOODS Will compare with those purchased for large;- ma AUIK8' WHICH T1IEY OFF Ell AT IlEMJ THEIR STOCK OF GE AND FURNISH never better, in style an?l quality, or cheaper. I, AHIES ? ALSO, A LARGE LOT C BOOTS ANI THEItt SUPPLY OF GOODS IN THE FOLLOWING IlunUviti-o, Wootlcnwnro, Crookevy^ Tin AXD THEY WOLI.D CALL SPECIAL A1 U1L AJN1J \ A?fl) S.A DDIJCW A All of the nbore goods were brought here to RELi. chance before purchasing elsewhere autl we will conv ,t. rr April 2.j 17 The State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. James Munro, Clerk of Court ] ^ of Common Picas, as A?1ministrator of Margaret Ivy, deceased, J'liuiitijf', ? ayaintt. i 'r1' Ocorge Try, Jeremiah Ivy, LI J Jolin Ivy, Rr., Martha Ivy, I (widow of Henry, Ivy) n'\^ John Ivy, Jr., Klizahcth sa'f Ivy, (widow of lticliaril Summons " Ivy,) Margaret Hailey, N. '? C. Kailcy, Smith Ivy, Kliza- For f,rs licth Jane Morris, William 'iCr Morris, Christopher Ivy, | ltclief cnu Ambrose It. Ivy, Mary Ivy, ) ' pa1 (widow of ltohcrt Ivy.) j Complaint * iii/.i?uv-iii * nanus i vj f "UJ Mary Jane Ivy, Franklin net Ivy, Beaty Ivy, Angelina Ivy, Martha Ivy, (wi'low Served. ^ of Wiloy Ivy.) W illiam lien- 2 ry Ivy, Nancy I. lira k eft old, J Jatucs Rrakeftcbl, Thadeus Ivy, I.ouis Ivy, Margaret Burgess, John Ibirgcss, Sarah Rently, William Bently, Mary Ivy, Tobitha Ivy, IIV James llancy and James j Ivy, Defendants. j ?. To the Defendants above named : y 1 "V7"OU arc hereby summoned and required to trat .1. answer the petition in this action, which III,, will be filed in the ollicc of tlu Judge of I'ro- T bate, for the said County, and to serve a copy of and your answer to the said complaint on tlie sub- said scribers at their ollice, at I'nion, South Carolina, be within twenty days after the service hereof, ex- l'ro elusive of the day of such service : and if you lirsl fail to answer the petition within the time afore- lion safd, the plaint it)* in this action will apply to shci the Court for the relief demanded in the peti- niin tion. O Dated July 21, A. I). 1870. Aug TOWNSEND & STOKBS, Plaintiff's Attorneys' ^ David Johnson, Jr., A srAt, v Judge of 1'rohnte. To the Defendants, Jeremiah Ivy, John Ivy, Sr., and James Ivy : ,ofo Take notice (hat the summons herein, of j & M which the foreiroinc is a cony. was tiled in the int. office of the Judge of I'robiitcfor Union County, j >*| in lite Si: le of Soulli Carolina, on lite 24th day ' 0f 1: of .Inly, 1870. I A July 24, 1879. T<)WNsKNl) & ST()KKS, 10, lMiaintifl 's Attorneys; July 2"? 80 lit GINS! GINS!! ~ ' rimr attention of lite planters of Union Conn1. ty is called to the improved l.ight tlraft, Magnolia or Gullett (iin. It is superior to any J I gin sold in the market and adds one quarter J . , cent a pound to the price of cotton ginned on i 1 it. ,os Wc also sell the well known Winsltip Gin, r >\hl?fc !*t? -riven such genanil satisfaction in our ^ s tr,,a,,iy- ^ A r Wc istTi supply Co!iden<ffift an-1 I'ceders a8?> w. Gaftft'od examine samples. .. V. M. FARR A CO. July 11 28 it .) tf Onion My. 4r UMMER GOODS, L & CO iiinmcr goods of all the latest novelties, and ally to eall and inspect tlicin, whether they DRESS GOODS SSI STING OP RT & CO.'S CERNS OF riped Piques, S.8, tins and Poplins, Suitings, Mummy Cloths, &c.OCK OF AND DOMESTICS rkets. They lmvc a largo nssortmcn ot 1IATS IhKABLE LOW 1'RICKS. NT'S CLOTHING ING GOODS, Tliej have a fino lot of T. MILES & SONS mi OH >F ALL KINDS OF } SHOES. I.IKKS IS LARGE AND VERY CII.1*P: vnro, iwnrc and GroccrioH. rTi:\TIOX TO TllKIR STOCK CF GARNISH, IN'D 11RIDU3H. and wo arc determined to do it. flire una * inco you 1 lint we mean what wo say. . lllT^T^ Ac OO. tr The State of South Carolina COUNTY OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. DAVID JOHNSON, dr., Judge of Probata in Union County. rTIIERKAS, S. S. Doss, lias mado suit T to me to grant him Loiters of Adminision of the Kstate and effects of W1Ll.M M. DUNN, dceensed. hesa arc, therefore, to cite and admonish all singular the kindred anil CrcilitorH of tlio I W1LUAM M. DUNN, d.-censed, that tlicy mil appear before nie, in theCourt'of I'robnte bo held at Union Court House on the t day of September next after publication eof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew se, if any they have, why the said A d minision shoubl not be granted, liven under my hand, this fifteenth day of ijusl, Anno Domini 1H7'.'. DAVID JOHNSON, Jr., Judge of Probate. ,ug 15 ?"3 2t Hie State of South Carolina* CO UN TV OF UNION. In the Court of Probate. DAVID JOIINSON, Jr., Judgo of Probaloin Union County. .THKIIKAS, John A. Pluck, lias made sniJ r to ine to grant him betters of Adminisi<*? of the Kslatc ami effects of MAKV UK, deceased. liesc arc therefore to cite ami admonish all: singular the kindred anil creditors of the 1 MAIIV PLACK, deceased, I hut they and appear before me. in the Court of liatc to beheld at Union Court House on tho . day of September, next after ptiblicnhereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to. iv cause, if any they havo, why the said Adistration should not he granted, iven tinder my hand, this 15th day of ;nst, Anno Domini 187'J. DAVID JOHNSON, JU. Judge of Probate, ug. lo 38 '11 DISSOLUTION. fl*. James Monro having been appointed L Clerk of the Court, the partnership hcred ro existing under tho firin name of Khana [itnro was by operation of law dissolved o r R, 187i?. r. It. W. Shand will continue tho practice nv at Union, S. C. ugiiM i a i r?t OOOlbs. Dry Hides Wanted, OR which (ho highest market prico will ho paid, l>> J. II-. RODOEU. nly ? ? .10 If II A 1 I O 11 S A It i: ! | AAA POUNDS Timothy, Clover and J f'/UU Herds Crass-the fineut ever offered Jnion. At No. 1 East Union, tuljoining tho oflice. Price reduced. Terms C'lisli. 1$. F. HA WES' Cheap Cash Stora. T* 29 M r >>ro>ioiie tit 25 <Vn(v it tatilflth, Ia SPEARS k COJ.TON-a ipril t H