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Tlio Markets. Union. Oct. 27.?Our cotton market has been more active I lie jast week tliau lms been known in one week, for many years. The rales last Friday were larger than ever known before in one day. Our market maintains the Very highest figures, us follow. Friday, Oct. 24 10.05(7, 10J Saturday, " 25 10.05 Monday " 27 10.20(^10.40 Tuesday. 28 10 (- 10 J Wednesday, " 20 10 (? 10..'15 Thursday, Oct 2d (uoou) 10 (5>10J Sales for the week, 1,040. Columbia, Oct. its.?Cotton Market weak. Mi.Idling 10%. Itecel|?ls 278 hales. .Sale* 27^ Cu.\i:i.k<toN, Oct. 28.?Cotton dull ? middling 1 i'^; low middling 10j.ji good out in a ry 10%; sales 1,0(W: stiK-k 5.">,6S8. New Yoke, Oct. 28.?Cotton quiet; sales air, Kales? middling upland* It' ,; middling Orleans It,'?. Futures closed steady. I.IVICIMM.lt' _ flet. 9H.?Cotton ii.li.O iili.t linioiiiiil Kl.in. lien luildiiiK oil*?mUtilliii k uplands 7' n ; middling Orleans mturcsdull ami steady. WlUT IS t1ie Matter ? ? Wliy SO pJlic, 80 lllllguid ? s?re you sick? Evidently, your liver is not doing its duty. You cannot live in comfort or peace until you are relieved, Go to the nenrcst drug store and buy a box of 1)/. Gilder's Liver Pills. A few doses will restore you to perfect heath, and give a rosy tint to your cheek. Oct 21 Id 2 in .. .. o . A Lesson for IU'suands.? It may bo that your wife is not a good cook, or that sue is a careless housekeeper. But if true, be assured the fault is yours if you have never furnished her with that admirablo and practical little monthly, The Housekeeper, published at Minneapolis, Minn., at 75 ceuts a year. Write for samplj^copies which arc seut free, and our word for it, your wife will have a half dozen pair of '.UIumiw exd ? w-mc earned as nroiiiirfms -or clubs of new subscribers before New Years. The Magazine itself is a treasure, aqd one copy is worth ten times the cost of the postal card it takes to ask for it. Address, HOUSEKEEPER, Minneapolis, Minn. 42-11 A I.itcky Woman.?The Publishers of "The Housekeepers" arc bent on the general introduction of that helpful and beautiful household monthly and they make some extraordinary offers in their premium list?gloves, ties, napkins, table cloths and spreads, tidies, silver thimbles, and a vriety of articles ladies like, lint the most liberal oiler is this : They will send The Jlouzekeeper one year three months, that is to January 1st, 1881,free to the First Lady from any postodicc, who encloses cents in postage stamps, which barely covers the cost of postage and mailing. Any lady who sends and fails to bo first will receive the Monthly four months, or her money back as she directs. Tho regular subscription price of the monthly is 75 cents a year and cheap at that. Sarnplo copies with full particulars, free. Address, TUB HOUSEKEEPER, Minucpolis, Minn. It THERE'S MILLIONS IN IT! WE MEAN BUSINESS I STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE, ON TI1E S. AND A. ItAILUOAD. WE will sell our Steam Engine and Saw .Mill, together with Surface l'lauer, Jointing Saw, Swing t'ut-ulV Saw, line of Shafting, 30 feet long, in good running order, together with a To nil of four No. 1 .Mules, a Yoke of Oxen (lirst class) together with Wagons, Log Wagons, &o. &o. l'l ico ?1,000. R is lk? bc?l IStirftaiu (li:U hix cy6v been offered la litis country. r. S. WiifSNAXT & soxs. I.nndrums Stations S. C. Refer to .1 .icon Hick, or W. A. Nicholson, - rTnionnS. C. Oct. 21st 1870. 4.'5 .It NOTES LOST. m(IK following described notes were lost on I tho Streets of Union on Friday 24th October, 1S70. One was on Mrs. 11. C. Graham, for five dollars, dated.I lino IS. 1S78; payable toS. S. Stokes. One on William Ledbetter and .lames Grant, dated June 8th, 1878, for seven dollars, with a credit of two dollars, payable to S. S. Stokes. One on Robert ltice for eight dollars, dated 8th April 1S78, payable to S. S. Stokes. One on Thomas Harnett, for One on W. T. Gilliam, dated lltli February, 1871, payable to Forter & Gregory for seventy dollars. All persons are warned not to trade for any of tho above described notes, as payment Iihs been forbidden, except to the drawees or the undersignc 1. Any person returning any or all of the above described Notes, will confer a great favoi on tac, and will be liberally rewarded. S. S. STOKRS. Oct 81 41 8t Cooking and Heating Stoves. HIE IIH is no school like experience, no slimJL ulus like success ; and for long ami continued efforts to lighten nml lessen the labors ot the household, shorten the time and reduce the ,coct of cooking, there has been given 110 groatci evidence of the fact than flic number of Stoves sold by tne in the past year, resulting in part fi >m (lie popularity of the Stoves cn hand and to arrive, which are unrivaled in appearance, uncjualcd in operation, unsurpassed in efficiency and unexcelled in economy of fuel. run SALE 11V .1. II. RODGER. Oct 24 4d tf IiOuh On* For 11 Trial .lustier. VF.Ij persons indebted to the former firm of (iraliain .V Graham and to W. T. Graham are hereby notified that they must make settlement i? me at. once, or I shall be cointicllcd to place their indebtedness in ilie hands of Trial j Justice Stokes, with positive instructions to sue. I run compelled to make collections and intend to do .*o. This is no i lle threat, for 1 mean exactly what 1 say, W. T. GRAHAM. Oct 24 43 It CHEAP HARNESS. Ill WF. on consignment a lot of harness, made , by one of the best workmen in country, and in the lot is a fine set of llugtry Harness, of superior make and material, which I will sell uncommonly cheap. Call and examine it. Wm. KLU'll. Oct. 21 4". It Guardian's Final Notice. N'OTKT, is hereby given tlint on the 20th of November, 187'.' I will maken final Return as Guardian of Coleman Kcndrick, and at the ! same time will apply for a final discharge as j Guardian of the mid Coleman Kcndrick. <*. S. I\MNHIilCK. 1 Guardian'. [ AA A i GREAT ATTRACTION! ?AT? J. H. RODGER'S (iHOCliliY STOltK, WHERE YOU WILL FIND . i cu mi>1: ti: ass on tmuxt ?OF? I GROCERIES, HARDWARE. TINWARE AND STOVES. \ \ riUCH lie is dctermed to sell nl (lie very VV lowest Prices. If you don't believe what I say call and try me. 1 have Sugars, of nil qualities. Coffee and Teas, LSacou and Hams, Mol asses and Salt, Flour and Lard, PINE APPLE CHEESE. Kn&ltali Dairy Cheese. Rico and Grist. Canned Fish, Flesh aud Vegetables. Ilsirdwjiro. Mt stock of Hardware/ embraces everything needed upon (lie Farm, in Hie Household or in the shop of the Mechanic. BOOTS AND SHOES. IN this Line I have a very fine Assortment, to which I invite special attention. Prices us low as at any other store. STOVE PIPE. 1 Manufacture Stovo Pipe from the very best Sheet Iron, and warrant the work. o TIN AVAH10, &c. I also manufacture mv own Tin Ware and Sheet Iron Pans and always keep on hand a slock of every Article needed in that line. HOOriXii AN!) QVTTEUIXO. I AM always prepared lo do Hoofing and Guttering at shortest Notice and in the best manner. REPAIRING OF TIN WARE, PROMPTLY AND WELL DONE. 8TOYE CASTINGS FURNISHED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. If there is anything else you want I believe I can furnish it. Call and sec. JAS. H. RODGER. Oct Ml 43 If William filler's GROCERY AND PROVISION i 8 T O R E , EA S T UNION, RE LOW T1IE POST OFFICE. [RESPECTFULLY invite the attention of the people of Union Count}' to my I'.KNKltA I. ASSOKTM EXT AND LOW PRICES 0 F M ERCIIANDI SE, Consisting of every article usually found in a well assorted stock of FA.Y UjY GltOCKUII^, AMONG WHICH A HE Sugars of all grades, Tea and (Jotree, liacon and Lard, Flour and Fresh .Me..!, Fine Hams and Salt Fish, Crackers of all varieties, Molasses of all kinds, AND THE FOLLOWING CANNED GOODS : ISoasI Hoof, .lliucc Heat, Turkey tintl Deck. Chicken ami Hum. Game and Beef, Oystors and Sardines, Lobsters and Salmon Canned Fruits rnd Vegetables. Peaches, Apples, Pears, Pine Apples, Tomatoes, Corn. Ready Made Clothing. Persons wishing to purchase aro invited to call and examine my goods and prices, as 1 know I can please them in both. Don't forget the place ?next store to tho liaptist ( lunch. WM. ELLER. Oct 21 13 ly IVagons ! Wagons!! IVaf.titts!!! T HAVKjusl received another car load of Farm, 1 Plantation and Uoail Wagons, with Iron and Thimble Skein Axles, which I will sell at ]{<>( torn Figui't's, lor t asli. They are manufactured by one of the oldest, largest and most reliable wagon establishments in tho South, and I guarantee every one I sell to he made of thoroughly seasoned timber and constructed to suit the work required of them. Call early while the price is low. oc?. ;M 43 n I'?Ni!lu? IS'otico. VI.!. persons indebted to mo by Note or Ac* . count arc hereby uotificil that settlements iiiu-t lie made at once or their indebtedness will be placed in the bunds of an obiter for immediate collection. J. N'O'i T MOOI1K, M. 1). ( ft. :.'4 i: It Lovers of Good Coffee. II'yon want Fomcthir.jr n little better tban y? n have ever tasted, try Ike lloiisled t'oliec put up in pound packages. You will lind it at J \ y. II. llOlHiKK'S (Irocery Stcrif. 1 Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue of Sundry executions to mcdirectmi, I will soil, before Uuiou Court llousc door, on the first .Monday in November next, withiu the legal hours of Sheriff's sales, the following property, to wit : One tract of laud containing fifty acres, more or less, located in Dognnsville Township, Union County, bounded by lands of K. A. Catcs and William Little and others. Levied on as the properly of Mrs. A. Fleming and resold at the risk o( John 11. Little, who bid off said laud ou the first Monday in October 187'J, under an execution of John It. Little against Mrs. A. Fleta itig, and has failed to pay the money for his Bid. ALSO I will sell, on Tuesday the Fourth day of No vent her next, at tlie Residence of J. Blake Steedman, in Fish Darn Township, Union County, within the legal hours of Sheriffs Sales, the following personal property, viz: Two mattresses, two feather beds, two pillows, two spreads, one table, one cross-cut saw, ono pair balauces and one uuvillc aud vice; all levied on and to be sold as tho property of George U. Tucker, at the suit of II. 1). M hillock, &c. 11. MACBETH, S. U. C. Oct. 10th, 1870. 42 3t Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF UNION. Iii the Court of Common Pleas. Joseph F. Gist, as Probate Judge, "j Judgment va. > for Warreu E. Davis. ) Foreclosure. BY virtue of an order to me directed, on a Judgment for Foicclosurc of a Mortgage I in this case, 1 will .oil, before Union Court Hons* door, on the first Monday in November hcict, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, the following described Mortgaged premises, set fertU in the Judgment in this case : All that certain tract of laud located in Cross Keys Township, on Euoreo River, near Jones Fords, containing one hundred and thirty-sevcu acres, more or less, boiiudcl by lands of Robert J. Bctsil), William II. Norman, land of the Estate of Thomas Craig and Knerce River, and sold ns the property of Warren E. Davis, to foreclose a Mortgage of Joseph F. Gist, as Prolm!i? .liiil<r<i nrrniiicl Wnn-tMi ! * Iluvic Terms of Sale, Cash on the day of Sale. It. MACBETH, S. U. 0. Oct. 1870. 42 Jlt Sheriff's Sale. The State of South Carolina COUNTY OF UNI OX. In the Court of Common Pleas. Nathan Littlcjohn, Elizabeth LittlejoliM el al. Judgment vs. - for Richard Littlcjohn Foreclosure, and W. S. Lipscomb. BY virtue of an order to tnc directed, on a Judgment for foreclosure of a Mortgage in this case, 1 will sell, before Union Court IIouso door, on the first Monday in November next, within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, the following described Mortgaged premises, set forth in the Judgment in this action : All that tract of laud containing nine hundred acres, more or less, to bo sold in two separate tracts, viz: The Ilomc tract nn.l the lower tract, lying on the waters of Thiekcty Creek, bounded by lands of James Littlcjohn, Maj. J. IV. Tench, \Y ilium McLurc and oilier?, and sold to foreclose a Judgment on a Mortgage f NVhuu Littlcjohn, Elizabeth Littlcjohn, el al, ?gait..t Richard Littlcjohn and Win. S. Lip# vuuiv. Terms of Sule: ()n?-hnlf cash and tho balance on a creditor twelve months, with interest from ihediywl sale, l'urchnscr to give bond and a Mortgage of the premises, to secure tlie balance of the purchaser money, and pay| Sheriff lor titles. II. MACBETIJ, S. U. 0. Oct. 10th, 1870. 4*2 St MANAQER8 OF ELECTION. AT a meeting of the Boa?d of Commissioners of election for Union County, on the first day of October, 1870, the following were appointed Managers of election at the dilfereut precincts for the election to be held on the fourth d *y of November, 1879, for one Member of thu Mouse of representative for the election District of Union, to serve for the remainder of the term for which It. IV. Shand, Esq., was elected : Draytonnillc : W. D. Alexander, Chairman. Thomn Service, Isaac l'celer. Timber 11 id ye: Jno. D. .1 cileries, Chairman. William Jones, Noah Webster. WH/tinsiillc: Milton Patrick, Chairman. J. T. Woll'ord, A. F. Smith. Sarraft's Store : A. A. Sarratt, Chairman. IV. II. Hughes, Jim. M. (Jallmnn. Ghindtrhuru Milts : F. IV. Kison, Chairman. T. J. Orr, L. K. Fowler. Kelly's Mill : T. N. Kelly, Chairman. J. M. Acock, I). It. Free. Huyhee : IV. 11. Itriggs, Chairman. Thomas Comer, IV. C. Hughes. Sanhtc: Stephen Crosby, Chairman. J. M. Carter, C. E. Sims. Fish I him : IV. T. Jeter, Chairman, James Hancock, IV. M. English. Goshen Hill: A. It. Aughlry, Chairman. J. E. Coticld, James Sims Cross Keys: 1). 11. Sheldon, Chairman. Hubert J. lietsill, V S. Hobo. Jasper Gibbs' : l>r. J. F. Norman, Chairman. It. IV. Eee, Nimrod Smith. Jonesville: It. F. Kennedy. Chairman. IV. II. S. Harris, J. K. l.indsey. Union : F. M. Farr, Chairman. H. C. Johnson, IF W. Tins'.ey. Tlif Chairman of the Managers of each l'recinct nru required to meet at Union Court House on Monday, October '27th. oi ll or of the Hoard. II. L. GOSH. C. IF E. C. Oct'21 21 2t Great Bargains. IN MILLINERY 1% ,1 hS. J. Grant wishes to inform her friends JLt.1. both in town and country that she will be prepared for their calls on Monday the 20th inst. l'nllcrn lints and bonnets. Hals from oUc. upwada. Cheapest that was ever sold in this market. Feathers. Flowers, liihhoa# and anything in the ' w:rv >'t Millinerv goods. SEE & HUMPHRIES RESPECTFULLY inform their Customers and the people of JJuion County geucrally, that*their stock of New bloods for the FALL i\U WIXTEIt TRADE, is now open for inspection. Their goods haro been purchased at the best markets, upon the besMerms nu-l selected with great enro by one of the Aru. T THKIR STOCK CONSISTS OF A A FULL LINE OF Fa^and Winter DRY GOODS, xMloxs, W CLOTHING, IIA TS and CAPS. BOOTS I SHOES. HARDWARE, CROCKERY, TINWARE, WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, * SADDLER and BRIDLES, TRUNKS ANDJT ALICES, OROCKRIES, In Groceries we have a complete assortment. Tea**, Coffees, NiiKartt, MoInsstoM, Flour, Ilaoon, Cannotl Goo<1h, Spleen, Flavoring Extract**, Ac. WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TOOUU LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S Hand and Custom Made SHOES. . ALjSO our star shirts, YJREATLY REDUCED IN rRICEB. X :o: Wc intend to bcII on the most reasonable terms and give satisfaction to all wlio purchase from us. We ask a trial. GEE ?V IHJMPIIRIES, Oct 17 42 tf. T H E WHITE STORE. Main 8treet, COLUMBIA, S. C. * ? T. B. Auohtiiy. Vf. T. MittTtM. litlliTRY % MARTIN ^VUllilL JL U KlillL llllj Grocers, Commission Merchants. THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK ?OF? GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS EVER BROUGHT TO COLUMBIA. OUR friends in Union and neighboring Counties are invited to address us when they desire to lay in their supplies for the coining year, as wo feel confident, that we can SKLL CHEAPER * AND MAKE >T H E BEST TERMS of any house in the City. Our goods are purchased from the largest dealers in the country, and for CASH ONLY, so we need say no more to convince buyers of our ability to do the very best for them, both as regards quality and price. l'leasc write us before making your purchase!. AIL ORDERS SHALL RECEIVE OUIl 1 MM EDI A TE A TTEST ION A1JCJ1ITIIY A IttAItTI Y. Oct 10 41 4t s Fresh Arrivals. i < ? W WE are now' receiving our W ~ FALL and WINTER STOCK, and respectfully ask old and _ new customers to call and ex- 2 amine. ^ p Our Slock embraces all ^ | the Novelties of the season. q J ^ ^ Bargains, as Usual Gashmores and Alpacas. 171 XAMINE onr IIlack Cashmeres and Alpacas. 1J SUE A US & COLTON. A_ *r^ *1 . t jrrinis ; rrinis : j fllME prettiest Prints in Union, to be found at 1 % SPEAKS & CO ETON'S. Virginia Jcaiift. EVERY one is invited to call and examine our Stock of Virginia Jeans and Cassimeres. SPEAKS Ai COLTON. Flannels und Linseys. rnilE place to buy Flannels and Linseys, is at X SPEAKS COLTON'8. Shawls and Cloaks, OF tlio latest Styles at ^ 8PEAR8 A COETON'8. Boots and Shoes, TIIO 8*it every one at 1 SPEARS A. COLTON S. Clothing, AT greatly reduced prices. Tall and .Examine. SPEAKS & COLTON. To llouHV-liccpcrM. [F you want Creckery you can get a supply at 8PBAH3 COLTON'8. Shootings, &c. r)(.EACHED and Drown Sliecling. Tickings ) and Drilling at hard lime prices, for sale by speaks & COLTOH. Hats and Caps. r XTARISES and Trunks at JUST REC New Fall and ^ ?OF? All Kinds ai ?AT? TT m " ? w~ TT J. T JLllJLiT WE invite attention to our New and DRESS G CONSISTINt Worsteds, Mummy Cloths, Fttimy Hti AND A FULL I.IXE OF CHEAP DEE. OF THE LATEST DESIGNS :o: OUR STOCK O White Goods, Homespun, Tickings, Flannels, Linsey J Cloths is O WE have (ha largest and bast assortments of X<il<ll to this mark OUR BOOTS A Are ef the beet make and the cheapest ever adored to our atock of T. MILES A LADIES' WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND LADIES' 0 THAT HAS EVER BEEN BROU :o:? OUR STOCK GENT'S CLOTI ?AND? FURNISHIN( la large and well selected and aa aa cheap as tho ch vince you of what wo say. :o:? WE UAVE A WELL SELECTED STOCK Hardware, W ooden war?, Tinware, Crockerj Stadtllc CjtI All of which will be sold at the lowest prices, nn<l for yourselves. J. I Oct. 40 FOR SALE I Til ATNO. 1, EAST UNION, fl THE GRIP COTTON TIE, BEST IN USE S2J A BUNDLE, p 300LBS. BLUE STONE, U mad 300LBS. COPPERAS, Kve L UBRICA TING OILS ?for all kinds of machinery?from a , LEVER WATCH TO A STEAM ENGINE, Tlyl LEA TIIER OIL, LINSEED OIL?RAW AND BOILED, ~ KEROSENE OIL, . TURPENTINE, Sou PAINTS OF ALL KINDS-DRY AND IN be s OIL. VARNISHES, PAINT BRUSHES, WIND O W OLA SS *4 NI) PlTTY, GL UE OF A LL KINDS, ___ II. F. RAWIir. 1 Oct. 17 42 tf uVr befc Finest llrautta or Tobacco. Nov SHELL ROAD, SHELL MOUND, LUCY H IN TON, \] OUT OK TIIE SKA, j.; GOLDEN EAGLE, SKV.vr sm-Tpr (JATE CITY FINE CUTr ^ at B. F. RAWLS', V No 1 East Union. Oct. 17 42 tf FRENCH CANDY~ PLAIN STICK CANDY", r , CRACKERS OF ALL SORTS, fbee CANNED GOODS, coll For Sale at No 1 East Union by 11. F.RAWLS. Oct. 17 42 tf co? To the Ladies. ^ IAD1ES, if you want a good Kid Glove for 50 10 ' J ceuta, you will find them at SPEARS & COLTON'S. " Oct * 40 If Kerosene Made Safe, BY using WetberilPs Patent Safety Valve.? "Jiy Price only 25c. Can be attached to toy ,-lV Laien. Call <ui.d look attbem ami be convinced. > A. IRWIN. 1 ' REIVED. Winter Goods. id Styles . & GO'S. I well assorted STOCK of O <> 1) s, i Ul<" striped Suitius[?, Alpaoa#v SS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS AND NOVELTIES. F NOTIOISS, 8, eans. Tweeds, Cassimeres, ompleto. [cm ClonkM (hat haa er?r baem braaght t. ND SHOES, in Unoin. We would call special attention c SHOES. BEST ASSORTMENT OF LOAK8, GUT TO THIS MARKET. OF 1ING, HATS ~i GOODS. eapest. Call and boo them and wewill eon' ? " ' IX THE FOLLO WIXO LINES. *ra -a? -?m, -J>?* M. l.\Aa.V^r9f foccries, &c. satisfaction guaranteed. Call and examine C. HILL & CO. tr HER & WILMS! . BOOTS and SHOES. UT the best, for they are the cheapest. Ziegler Rrothers eelobrnte Hand and Machine o Goods for Gents Ladies and Children.? ry pair warranted. Sold only by FOSTER k W ILK INS. Fur and Wool Hats. TEN'S k Roys' Fur and Wool Ilats of all L grades, for sale low by. FOSTER k W1LKINS. Clothing. LARGE and well selected Stock of Men's . and Roys Clothing, Manufactured for the thern trade, at prices to suit the times; to eon in our clothing room up stairs. FOSTER k W1LKINS. Dress Goods. ROM 8 cents to 51 f>0 per yard, at FOSTER k WILKIN8'. Hardware. IIR prices of. all goods made from Iron hare advanced very much in tlio past 00 daye.? have a great many goods on hand, bought tre the rise, that we can sell at former prices.. v is the time to buy. FOSTER k WILKIN'S. Ladies' Cloaks. it r. can snow tno ucst nooks ror in* money T to be seen in (his market. Ixnmine before purchasing. FOSTER & WILKINS. WOOLENS. iUR slock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Jeans,. ' Salinells, Flannels, Linseys, Blankets, Ac., , cannot fail to please. Look for yourselves. FOSTER & W1LK1N8. >ct 17 42 If A l*OHlti?C Notice. HAVE a large amount upon my books due hy n number of persons?some of which has n standing a long time, and I must make ections to enable me to carry on my business, in tired of seeing those accounts unsettled, ticulurly as I am so hardly pressed for money. I I now notify all wbo owe mc that 1 intend to. cot. It will not be pleasant to ine to collect ougli an officer, but I positively assure those. o do not inako payment to me soon will liav* pay their accounts to Trial Justice, with, Is of suit added. I am in doud earnest about* Wm. KLLKK. )ct 17 42 8ms SIMMONS' LIVER" IEDICINES and" Fills. For Sale by B. F. RAWL8, Sole Agfnt ^ No 1 East Uniomyet. 17 i&. <k