Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

<Thr oolfrltln tHnion Sinus R. M. STOKES, Editor. tl UNION, FRIDAY. MAKl'll l:?. f.i SUBSCRIPTION?82 00 PER ANNUM. ADVERTISING. ?" Alll<. :>] i> . i I. . pil tl>?- i.il. - C< l>r?s? rii" 'I tiv i.??. I\V. \V. (Jntlnoy. ,?f < iiftiioy '"ity, I comruiuc 1 ?tiit-i 1 : i i-1 1'ii l iy nighi ly . iiij; inio fill oi l wi-'.l nit ir.nvniiiir liimvif. **o!. (iatfni'v a>i <?ti riSU? tnnn mi l iiis unt< t nielv iU-ntli i- is :i ?a l lo?s r lifttliiev ft City. .. A. II S'lUKKS \ ('<>. have revived w another tierce < t ilu'?o delightful Hams. * Shoulders and IJrcaklast Strips, and the) n are selling fast. * JkgV- Munro Waters, a cdore I individual well * known in this community, is now lingering in Spartanburg jail for rccieving an ii?/i?n.v./ I, amount <>l fl >111. bacon, ,\e.. from l.> c 11. j kins. ;1 colored porter of I.. IV Wa iter .? , knowing ,| that his friend I.ce ha I stolen them f . (Jo to I.Al'KKN'S ?J. VllI'Mi'S for . tine seed Irish potatoes. . ? ? m UK,.. Mnj I'. A. Townsend o preparing to I I improve his residence. W e have tint seen the I draft of the intended improvement, hut learn 1 that it is very hat; Nome, and when e mp'eied ( tiie house will he one of the h in Nome-', most i convenient, and comfo*table dwellings in town. > < iiir vrtierihle fellow cui/.en. Mr. las Cunningham has heen lying in quite a eritieal condition for some weeks, from a earhuncle on hit hack, hut we are pleased to hear from l?r. IJeaty, his physician, that he is now improving and his complete recovery is confidently expeeled. - & u Women arc eiery where using and recommend itig Parker s Tonic I they have learned from experience that it dly overcomes do ,v spondeney. indigestion, pain or weakness in the i hack or kidneys, and other troubles peculiar to j the rex. o 1 BHir John T. liar! has left l.aurens and I a returned to his old li.-me, I'ni n. where he v ays he intends to stay. lie is lilting up a f shop on the lot where old "I nolo Shade" tin- | kered in iron, brass. \?\. so long, for the pur- s pose of carrying on hlueksiiiithing in all it branches, wagon and buggy making ami re- e pairing. John is a worthy young man and de- f serves a lair trial. t A smooth complexion can he had l>y every I lady win will use Parker s Tonic. I'or prompt- 1 )y regluating the liver and kidneys and blood, r there is nothing like it. and this is the reason ? why it so quickly removes pimples ami gives a , rosy Idoom to the cheeks. - o ita>- a correspondent, wri'ing from New- |, berry, says: The hoard of equalization fixed s the following values upon nil lands two miles from the towns of Newberry ami Prosperity Original forest. per acre ; ploiioii l.-in<!>?. S"> ,, per acre ;ini| ail other lauds al *l.*? > per acre. 0 Mules at SUM). Tlie township in which (he r, town of Newberry is situated has a valuaiion ? of one-third tint of the while county. The j-,, assessments on lands luivc been reduced oticfonrth. fcl??" |( ' *'. ... c \n old an 1 intimate friend of iniue is Parker'.s Hair Italsam. I have used it for "> years. and could not without it. It has stopped my hair t"r? 1.1 iV.in:. restore I its natural Idaek ,. erilnr ntol wholly r manned it troni I a til fit IV? t| Miss I'earl Aiioson. St. I.nu.s, M.?. I f, ? j .1 Soriou3 Illness of Mr. Hill. I We are veiy sorry t>. In-ar that our esteemed r friend. Mr. .1. I'. Ilil. Sr.. is seriously ill with v heart disease We hope the attack will prove v to be only temporary, and that lie in ill soon re- e rover. I 'The ladies i^pciiaPv to into ccstacie* over Parkers hair Hulsaui." writes 'NI? J. II Heeker. 1 drucctst. of l iinilay. Ohio. "They snv it is the most elegant dres?di ; they ever used Stops | lallino hair rest on s e >'>r. promotes t?rowth. ] | t Local Items I Mr. Sharkey > rein.a in;; tlie leu huiil- ' iti)i formerly occupo I by liice a Mci.uro as a ' lore : and we tile informed that he will s.?'ii , Commence to 1 -niI I a 1 ir^e brick bniMnn; in its place Tiiis ... lb. |.loecriv of Mrs. I'd. t'.ile mull . sni'l Ili<* ni*iv lii'il I \\ i"! lit* quite an . improvement i > main -iin i. I?r. I iiendnre Mnnm lias open * I his nllioe j in Mis same InnMi'i; in whieli Mr. .1 ' Wallace ' tins in.* J.nv llici* ? "Tho Meanest Act on Kecord. 1 Mi'lnijjlit miriteirr* nri-t 1m: plentiful an i 1 crimoliarden.l in a i niiiiiiiiiiit v. when tliev < ?:! ' * ' i F?> coiitcmp'ihlv 1 m a" t ? I reak :tiI?> a , imiitiv I'riufiti". othee. a- - inr yeimn "-cainj - did i i-i a 'l'iiP"l.ay nit'lif. hy breaking into i he Timi> i (lice wt are ii!i i: we could the young *eatii| > Many d iv. eii the street. j. ?n 1 have -'> nearly obtained | Mine j rnof nf ilieir puilt ihat they r:u-t imi he -itipt ?e<l if j we should "jive tl.e .-diorill n11111 >i ir \- It) call on (lietn. I'he 1" ?y t>r man that ?>>u!>l in iii?-i tii>!y 'injure or destpy the properly of another in , dividual it v.ii I nf principle and iinwnriliv the . respect or c rnfi l-tuo nf repoit'Vilepe iple. and will hear do?e watrhing lupht and "lav The Malo Academy We are miieh | lea-'I t> Mate that ur Mile t Academy i? now in a ni tre !l uri-hiti.: e "ti li tinn than if hat hern f r many years. This ' success we h i 1 reat m tn eu : un ler the ahlc f and clheient hianannient of 1*. ?f If I' Ifiiley. who has fir years devoted all his lime an I d superior abilities m hnil linn up tin1 velum! an I making it an attractive and valuable adj .act ' I. tn the h leiuitanes an I 1 -l i - i lifts t f the I W h There are n-nv tiftv pupils in the -ehnol, a in nnniher 't them y"in;' men prepirintr t t cute hi jrh grade i e_'e- in tin-- and ether S*atc? '1 lie lahor ""! the - ii i.tj h is hoe t'l.e ( ft much j ill f.r I'rof. r-ailcy !" lev. te the time and alien ( ''' lion he is t|e?ir.nis nf riving i each cla^s and ' ' he has f illed t> his a?~i*taiu < ur ext client an d ,n talente I y niti.r Iri-n I I. 1' Mrl\i--;ch who i- ' an now f'nliy iii'ti'.rl in the \- ilciny n< :i?M-t tint I'-mi'Iut. I'rol'. I'riilev r nl I i< t 1 ivi,?t,'.i,r j \ to 1 nn nn?i-t ir.t j ,>?-o?"i!i^ titii-r m >r 1 nnr ilio |ii>>iti"n th in our ' ' voiiti'.' frioii-1 Ivi'lio itn-l with tin- ! " 7 cotnhinc'l o)T rt* v. I ihihiv nl I'rnl IStiioy j ,'ni'l I'. I*. MeKi??n.'\ ?i' iiro "illi-tic.I the M ile Avt.Jotnv will eoniinue to | tin I jjrmt j n' " 'it -u Invt r. 11 I in . . ** III" I r | 111 :< J III I' Ol,| \\|l I .**t|l|l*tl i 1,1 MhicIi l_ A tii fiii .mi ihi- iii>>i iiiii < niM.ir.' II llll.'l- < 11II II f 11 \ ..| I Mll'ill , i > I I i w ;| \ I'ltM.II it III ' 'H ' i: ' 1 *. t - 1 > 11" i i . : t I , ; ;, i i !iii- l! iii. . "|. \t,i.r .. THE FARMERS CONVENTION. We pv.l.lishil laM \vo mil f.r tiio l'.irpr"j 'c?veiiti n. l i I c In )? i I > ii" *> practical Tiiicrs nn 1 :ti'< ?*. :is. iK vri et ircn. The ci'.. pni'ir xr of grievance a, i gpupiiil uriii-'. ! r the o in iteration < f ilio >uTension, Hinl ???*:?. u 1? tliit ti.c wisc?t ntnl io?t ci'iiM i v alive men >li nl 1 he rent t<? it \\ hilc ?e tliink tli..: tin' cnl is i o sweeping i its bill of in-lic'ini ni. tvc :ire truly gl? I that lias li.-i a tun to. :iu i ?;nei iv'.v hope tli.t a ill repris-i .m- 1 the -i men will I e ?ent ) it friin l U'i i i .'iuny ( i m ihe intelligent n<l ct-tn-vrvuiiv cirir i . tie gentlemen taking i in* <. we >re ?ul?ii?l much pu' il rill he avceti:t >!.e 1 for th?? a^ric ilturnl inter, st utlite M.i't1, an I 1 ? trans ioi;ms will he tarkel with ?m.n di^uiiy in I liscrctiun that liey will comm i. 1 the re-;- et of rill classes, nl scenic the ^yin| ithy -m I cooj erati.-n of all ocati hi? A general re In ?i >n of t n * w ni l he fell lenclic ally hy a.I j r >p. ity " vners in the State, .it-1 is ilciiiuii !? I I \ all hut it it i- only imen lei t > restr: the ifi n t . real estate, in irmiii^ 1 in I- ! > wm have hem tol I i* the in cnti nl ? then, t ? tenl.e it lfn'fi.v i! to the vvhoh arming interi ?t. the n.ii-f .f the tenant iinisi >e cutisi'lere l an i i r .rre?; reluct ion it heir rent sltoui i he ma ie. i he interest of the eiiant cut'.lint, in jiftiee. ho " j. ira'o I from the ami owners interest, an I when the I ami own ;r" met t a- a fanning <.r tr hfiii^ e!.i?'s to <!c' >ise means fur ttlievtn^ ;iiemselre? f oppres ions tin I iiiju.slti'e, froiii the o ivi l ament or tiny i!her coni se. it .serins t i us itiat it w'oiiM he he must uiiju*t t 'haraeler ot "class legisiaion. ' if I lie interest nf the I" i tiiiiur or :>ro.|iieno tenant was ignorc-i tin I the same l<irent leiiiamlfl of them as hi I ire. He speak ot this as it eime Jo mir min i up. >ii i ei'lil.^ the eail. ineioly la Mi^ml that Ml iHer to make the e nvenlii ii a truly renresen. atirehaly of the farmers r pro Iiicers of the tlaie. every t'oiiniy <lele_' iii n sh. aM hare ail ntelltgcni ieprcse.ilaiinii of the tenant interest n ii. We are sat is lie I that in every township ii tin* county there are as iiitci!._'eiit temiu's s l.iml owners, ami we hope the tenant interest rill he well represente I mi the - .11v - 11.>11 of armors, lor they are truly is iiimi'Ii farmers and irodueer.s as the land owm-tr, an | more o. '1 Ik- ii'iivc was written lor ia*l weeks issue if iliv liiit erowilo I oil!. >ii|.-o thou llie dUowing well conceive I a-'.I we!! |?r?*|i-ir?* 1 leter lia-> appeared in the V . >, / i and resents our views - ) ele irly upon all llie points herein made that wo realtly transfer it to our i tluniiis, if for no ii!Iter reis-m. to show that we re not alone in peeing the ''angers which urk in ill c/"</? '? / organ 1/n : on f toe farmers r Intel owners, while no substantial help wouM e likely to accrue to that larger o-joi'ly repeetaMe mi l most opp; osm-I el i>s ,.f agricu!arists, the tenants. We can plainly see liovv a rcdurii.01 of taxes poll hind wouM materially hcuclit the lam! .vtiers, hut it is not so plain n how such ;<inclicii will give any relief to the tenant nless a prop?oti? i.ate re luctlon in his rent llows. ! believes is true that only one white fa run r out of ,erv four owns land, therefore there aretluce liters i-r eiiippvis to one laud owner. Ity le-e figures land owners eousiituie only rr cent of our I.inning populati on w hich is uite a small minority. V w the landlords, rough the farmer* associations, prop *o to roc into po'ti:ies tneir gnovaneos, which il one. will involve South * arolma in a tri-parite hitler political contest, a something to he core tied verv niiirh Itenii is no.) -,? ' ' 1" 1 111 \xn''p Kur tr'.aiiiTt ! .11 iI pis :iinl |.hi.U,ir l< .ill fight the State lloif-c ring. ni l lotiri^ .giaw .ill rant .it every eroHsron l ever the great nec?Mty of reform in the State ami e>unity burLotii*. nttil. therefore, ilrnw nil' :i I".>11,<w in^r. Seiner* ami ernppers Mill rhino :i reluct ion ii rents, liiMllnr.ls lower taxes, ami lictnamgues I lie paying ollices. Iteiiteis are now very res 5!", un high rent, oor il\velliiig-hcu.?e tilt i oiiibtuMiiig aecimmolat ioii? One thoiisaiul p "m l- t lint rotten or the rent ?f a one-horse firm is nice for the iinloMtier, hnl ili iith to i!.e renter, in si-Mii.>ii to i < tit, ihr merchant sits ,! mn oti him \>r Ins oil nr >? pet rent . tin 1 if anything is oft him the gitalin agent cleans hitn up. Is it lie 1 ?iii 1'or ! or renter llrit is raising Mich n uiiirl against the Siiti'-lloii-e ring lireeiiwmiil knows tint every rouiilv in South 'irolllll h'.s ||s letn.lgogui s Waiting tin I till \' i.;i< t..r this l'tiruier s iiinveiiieiii t > take Iiiipe tunl grow t-> ?-urh pro; nitimi ;? t > l>u inrrte.l into tin i 111it:*_r campaign | he~v oilier in titers liny imu l>e lorhing in Visovitiit ti?. n-.ng iiits tnca:,? a stepping lone f.-rllo r n? ti self aggraml./emeiit. l'atii iiivi i? I ryotel ino ler itton an I the wh le proi!e must enrreei it. hut 1 e us i|o it a< the>leniu ratir pirt\ of South i' iro'iitui. tireetiwo >1 nil 'five liie loiieli of the elh nv I > lite rcluelot! el hotll St.lt*' tl 11 I i1 iifity ntlicials :l< Well tl-thee i?f..r'" . '-ut Mill sink r 'inn upon the iritieiple I lint ttuuel Plnttil ?i i vi ilc<l we all. 'crsonal Mini.oii. Me ; M mi..- c.i it*niim; \ inj* *..i ly ul ish Ihi:;i is visiting lYicmls titi 1 i> ?tives at hi:: ; hire. Mr. -I. I'. Junes i: is been ti a visit to his nine in lirithiey t\ I * it i * su\s tialFncy ill i< h 'otnilig. M i?s t ' u i ie s ir: r. of > in? ii-- is oti i visit to er brother Mr. \V. 11 S.utor. Mr Ih'iiii is !. > Thorpe, ! \ it / inia, is in i ii ti. Iii ! ?? U i '?> i. ii-tnrticl home '"rein harlot :i. l.or?- lie ii.u heeti h"! tin/ fourt .r line tiine. t'ul. \ ii. Ilice ?a- in i >vii cti lost wc.liie-IV. Sln rl'1 ' ii. I. >11/ i 11'v ! sr new h it ler? to ijim'i'Iii1 - II itc! ; i i 'it*ill i i l ist Mon lav M I . I Into, tie . !' - ii r tii -1 (i'1'ii! ir ?a!e> en his left ii- I > re- ! > it I'ari- lexis i 'i ! S.'i mi ? |>i \ i Vr: i -11111 c: r n Mart I. \ 111-1 iteli li mi I!:i-,iin >li I :m111>ilii<-)'s it > >ii -iva 11 I ii'ks.iii - .1 I eh ir/er lie I a' e f"ti!'r lervle " > | |j, r. 11, |,n . l!ielitl|i>ll I i- to i in/, i ! '. i i/ I: is the intention tin e -V r n i i I" tiii* 11 hi e to ii i ve i e l-1 i i.' ! tin- !i r?e. it i I ii ive I I- -hill sftlll'e'l I Iti- -kelet' n hi ill li t i All- I. i \ \ ; : \ \ !.\n ill.nr.. i . M..i ' i ' V . i i -> i - ll.1 - ' i "k' ll it alii ii/ le i ' ni iti ihi i I' ?\ i-1 i i ! .it: - i,;n e 'lieil II liin I in* : . -t n i. in '.? - I l.> ise i- i i' If I aiii I'l'ver "i mil i. . I lie M l.i-ville 1/ . I I,.. |?t,"l ; "ft 1 r>-in t iill/ri"iii-hi \ imi i- I Imi lii> eoiili .li i? iinihaii/i'1. II:- _/. i. -i ii h. ? : .;? ii i r?| i I 1 Mi l\ c I I Si' I I1 All' | I Ml! I -!; J 1 .? i i. i 1 . :i ] i. i Persistency Needed. Mr. I'kitor I'cj-i-u'iicv i* i" <ii< coss iii sinx uient !' Ininim viiterpris Men Iihvo wtin ntiioiial a* statesmen and theologian* ?%ln?o 'ii-t elloit* wort* cnnip.ira*:\e l'ii!uu h i;i t!:o in.a; h'im v ?>t tin* war sev \ivtuiy w;i? n.>>-t uniformly with t In* coutV'li't ale ai iiiio''. < tvi-.ii wa* 111? result ?!* jTisi'ii'iil c'l?rt <mi tin1 ] .iii <ii tiie IV-lcia! <i-.\vrtl!ii?'iit. It w is after in.my vi-ver-es tli..t tin- political followers of Jellci-soii sucri?-led in { lifting :> Pciuocratic I're-hlcnt in tin- White 11 ~ v. i iic religion that compromise- with ; -.11 bevauMi uf o|?|>u?'nioi?, i- nut the religh n I but . n-plu I of the ?;>.{..! ilie > n if.'l. I .**. !? the unjust J it Igv xu'Mfl in the vipplicaI t:"ii of the prc*i-lcnt wi-lnw. \(! | .li'-u- nnswervl the 1'iMri nl' thf S\inpli'i'iiiaii woman wl?i? lolloweh liiin witli her importunate oiy ' l.or'l help inc." Surely, then, the holies ut I ntoii. who are so varnwMly pvisi-tcnt in their elba I-. :iii<I so importunate in iheir supplications, will siicci*c?I in 'he 1 tmnlnhlc warfare they are waging in the inr? rc-l of sobriety aii'l the pom I of limiiaiiiiy. Ihit have the helio- been itigloriou-ly left to light intemperance -ingle haielcl ami alone. Where are (he men who were unco heroc- in the light, ' ami wh??f i?rohil>iiioii zeal was so fervent thai 1 they were "epistles kiiuwu ami re.el of all 1 nu n Have they tle-comlcl from a loftier to a ' lower plane of morn!-, Mra'bllcl 'he f> o c ami heeoine imlilferc-il a- to which sole tucy fall'.' Are ihe-c the prophets who n<>w declare that high license is the only solution to the whi-ky ptesiioii. Shale* of ilecency! can religion compromise with sin ami remain pure, or temper* auee .-uceec'l so h'tig a- it in wethletl In iiiieuipeiaitee' High license is wrong in morals ami principle. It means monopoly which i- always in tlie interest "f the tew. It means the "H iving out of all competition, the enriching "f the rich vernier of \\hi-ky ami the impoverishing of the poor. It means that jii-t as much whisky will lie ilrnnk. hill perhaps at a little higher price; w hich will he so much the worse lor the wives ami eliihlrvn who have Irunkeu liu-haml* mi l fathers. I'm whisky in reach of an inebriate ami the temptation i- overpowering that he w ill dispose of hi-goods at half their value, ami buy whi-ky at the exorbitant price that a I".,J, 111 i 1 jw <- \,m. 1.1-1 monopoly III W around ilf bar-mom tin* atmosphere of re-pcetability, and men who would \i?it under t!ir eovcr <f night. will then fre-ptent t';oni in I Itv ! full bla/.e <>f day. Aii'l tlie very show of respectability will make tlictu veritable pit-lads fur the unsuspecting youth of the laml. better fur remain it is, for the moment you elotlie bar1 looms in the robe of respectability. you augment their power to ilo harm. ! What, then'.' Shall men continue t ? violate i with impunity all laws, liumin ami divine, ami , at the same tiuie cheat the town out of its |egitiuiate revenue'.' Why. just prosecute them in the court nml i.inke them pay tlieii forfeite>l bonds. How catch tltetn? Was it the hray of the ass <ir his protuding ears that revealcil the donkey in the lion s skin? The whisky vender need ma tell it on the street, for his victims, staggering along the highways, hugging lampposts, wallowing in the gutters, vomiting whisky and hidious oaths, arc but the protruding earn of corn ami rye whisky, sold under the di?guise of white ami red wine. Let the friends ol'*i etuperaitee devise some plan ?vi" S?et,..Ti: get up 0.1-0 after case of violation of the law, nml pr..-ecuto in every se-sioti of the court, until ilie expense of defem-e becomes greater than the profits i,f their sales, ami the monster will die. j What Miy I'm-le or Aunt Si and their vti j John 7 \\ c paime for .1 reply. I'i ?u. ? I \ 11 or it t iii.k IIam.im;.? New iirlcans, I,a., Marcli 12.? At 7.-*> ? this morning w)ien the keepers of the j lil made efforts to arouse Kurd and Murphy they could not wake tliem up. After examination the physicians conclude 1 that tlie men had taken belladonna. At '.'.dO Murphy had rallied a little, but i'ord was still uneouscio us. A St *\ Liatou llou&c special says: The linveriioi' this morning received a telegram from Shot ill llutler, <>f Orleans Parish, saying : pord and Murphy attempted suiet lc this morning by swallowing poison. They are in a stun >r an 1 in acunitos.j e ut luioii. I) >otO"s believe the attempt a failure, but cannot say how b-ng it will take to restore them to eonseioii-iiess. Should they not revive before the hour fixed. shall I execute I he warrant iiotwiihstanding I'ho tiovernor replied: \ es, g> on with the execution, t'ircy out the warrant Ford and Murphy were hanged at 12.dl o clock. Preparations for (lie execu.ioti began at 1 2 db". o'clock, wlicn the yard and corridors were i eleare I of prisoners. Iloth men were lying in j their cells. Murphy wis in the simu sotn coti-eiotn state and. although his eyes wandered in all directions, he con! I not understand what was going on. < hi!v once he gave evidence of consciousness, and then lie held out his hand to Pat mi l endeavored t > shake hands with him, but it was only for an instant. Ilts face once more rclaxo I into unconscious, ness. and this notwitlist Hiding that emetics caused Itiin lo eject the poison, it was of a ! gr'."'i:irh hut. an I alter a c ireful examination i ihs pronounced to be powderul belladonna. At 12 "> the tiriii.s Hid Lj-of the I wo inett were j pinioned while they v.erc in a recumbent posi; tk?ii. Six witnesses were swyru in bv Slierill I Culler, ami * lie ileath warrant was real 10 ears I without hearing ami shown to eyes without I sight. rho tneu were tuiie>I to t he scatl'olil at I-J. It w is iii. 1 1 .1 iniseiiUe s|ieet:tolc. At the ] gallows they were place 1 in u sitting position with their hack? to aw ill t > give them sitppor . ; Nearly all prpsrtr involuntarily t<inie>l tuny ! t'loin the sickening sight. s-unr even having to 1 ner>e tlietnseives against a fainting tit ami to | lioM fa-t to the balcony rail fjr support. I "or' tunately there was not long to wait. It ncci!c<l I only a lew minutes, or seeon ls rather, tor the | executioner, in litnino ami uia-k. to adjust the ; ropes ami lilaekc i:o. lie then as ipiickly rci eutere l his cage. Alt:; ~t instantly the sharp j "swi-h nt' the axe was heard as it rut the 1 rope an l siinitll iiieoii-'.y the trap fell. The ! ti lies shut lownwar Is eight fort, rehoiimle I | ?iih a ji'i.v. an I then tel. t.ack, stretching the I c-rls to ihe utmost icnsim. heath was ini staiitaneoiis I'he lie> were allowed to hang t w it \ live 'nilinlr. :m I ili.oi . ? Vi II. I'. M . I lie "nine jury which witnesRC'l I In* 11;?11 _* 11unwell i lie lii In--. Mil I t?nve a venlicl I !i iiii Iiy li:in.'iii-r. I tie necks of I >t h men ; were ii-" c tie I i lie i> i lies were taken charge ' of I'V i lie I'll f mi il v I l i 11 i or Urn iIntuitu". i?, \fiteii I'J. - Nl r. liiown, Chairman . f i lie II iiise (' iiimiliee. ?i ii I'. 1 I lie member* to ilriy ly *lalill/ nil llie llonr if t lie llnll-e Ini in_' i lie lebair "'i I lie :i p ; r >;>r: *i r ion lull llmt it wmi: I lie iiece??ny f>>r ilie Stile In borrow * 7; i i.i.nii inei*t 1 i?e | 1 >| . -e-l ii|i|ir<ipri:ili'iii I f r 1 lie en*wing year. I'lii" itTtiw in .ney inert current expon> *e?. I lie lint l>eui<>er:il ic aliiiinmrati'in in in a/e l t-i meet nil ?lein *11 I-? from tlie regular I revenue" tin 1 al o iclu e the t r; rate<. The llvi'lville female t" >1 wilt reii|>en nil \ | ri' l'r..f M. I. Veil I'.ie, 1 oi?tf knowny it so welt I f j ^Iio i' t have ft It sure ' i.nt von ha I ii^o 1 a doctor - j i corn:.cite at u dmu' -1. i-? . be! re e- i-.?po^i 11 cj the i e lit >ri:il published your Sstie f the . il.-.vv voit forgotten the -cries of articles you j oMigiii.*'y published :.?r :n . :V .in tho 1st . 1 .l.ituiury t thc.a-t one. - . Mir. . : I tinjuMly bti'i reel. essly rev; :e e I by y..u i:. ;ii ?t > ii: trial. W hy <l.t y1 irod," ul.sur.i j ri l<ctilnus. inipraci .cable. i?ij|?-?--i >1 o to i.raci tier at they are. th<?u^!i. I an; i I by the pre iI .lent t the chi't here, your .[ >t ni iii> are exI plainc I away 111 subsequent pi .vi-i n- all this away. 1 inform the people of l.'tiiou .u u.y first that 1 in luy opinion the only lo pe ti and no privi tegca class? umcii iimt tncn contemned nn>i ignored by ilio lust licnora' .\*s? mb!y, whs by 11 iiiio<I :?cti in of tho iK-itijr e! isses. composed as they arc of conservative t lenient*. honest ami economic views, and being three-fourths or more of (lie tax payers of tli S ale and possessing lb* power to rule. 1 also inform them that the taxes of this county, within my memory, in tinv. McDuflic's adiuiuisli at inn froin about five thousand dollars ha 1 increased to near fifty five thousaud (? ? ">."(Hi iolars now: that democratic platforms, for the last twenty years nearly, bal contained p.ctges t<? reduce the number and pay of oilicc holder*. that these had increased, instead of bring reduced, from year to yvir. until they hilbeeotno a devouring swarm: that we were living still under the Radical constitution?a system devised by our enemies for our dcstructi >n. and not our protection, -and that the acts ol the last legislature, justified iti speeches an 1 debutes under their constitution, was out herud.ng Hero I. You say, sir, further, that the -low remedy of politics does not suit the condition of our people, that they require "speedy relief." \\ hat speedy relief?providing something to eat. and something to drink? V no provisions ever cheaper, were the merchants e- rr making *:nnller pr .tits than they now are? .-.icii an idea does seem to n.e absurd an I t.dirulous, \nd you, sir. obscurely hint that I have an axe to grind 1 boldly and freely -tieiate that I have, and that every tax-payer in the State should have, and that you bliou.d hive, that all the axes of every eiti/.cn should i e nn le sharp, to cut away the r?>tton platform s ?-.?:i.-ti noted at the Metropollis and the capital ??t" ihe State, and nil other stragglers nti 1 camp followers leagued with them, to tax the people vithoui representation, ami uphold tlio privileged class. 1?.? you nit sec the dark shadows of ignoruioe and povctlv looming over our neop'i V l?o you not see the elements of darkness and the lurid Hashes of discontent and despair, created by distress an I almost hopelessness, not only in ur ft ate but but in almost all tin. States? These evils were planted in (iraut's a liuinis'i,:tion. ly reckless disregard of constitution an 1 law Don i you see '.lie llamiug elements kin Iting around the great temple of Liberty every vhore, and is there any power anywhere 11 c.nHont the teai fit 1 dangers that threaten lis, save one? That great conservative power which interposed and ("incin at us was called from his plough and Washington from his farm, to head, the great conservative element of every country, the producing element. You council peace an I quiet when there is in. peace or quid. You ? luticii n>? agitation, when complaint an t trouble pervade every liotne. If your neighbor s h ni-e were on lire, or burglar? rilling it. would you advise no aim-m, no agitation? Your liberty, your pr.ipettv. nelban vnur life. i? nee-ioel perilled; your only h ipc of relief i?- ! y political remedy. Your tinveruor in his 1 :?<: informs you lli.il in >re than throe 1:1 ..i uis of acres of land in l ho Slate are |?.iy; nir no I axes. this inincreasc.s the assessment upon all ot iters tliat do pay. I.ike a rope of sand. i tspayers arc iiioMiis: away, appropriati >ns an i expenditures, and increase' of salaried uthceis, srmv under tlie iiiuuipu'ation vf a leuegodo and recreant lepi*ture, at every annual merlin::, and your ability to pay decreases as lite ti le of time rolls over you. You i:ave no uniform system of usees- ncn; vfproperty for taxation, you live, it may by lo.ei etioii. under e irrupting int'.uenees constantly r-idia itr: it-eu tiia: ^isvii ceutreof corruption. Wa?li a: n i ity. where 110 constitutional lustra.lit has a re.cplion I tit reception ji tne White House arc throngel hy Coirup' politician* an I almost naive I women. until three hunlred tlioits in I dot'.ar ircahoii.; he a pnropriatc I for the tic-> inin dan u f t!i" li-soiire an 1 shumcles 'assc in'clagi s. \i y ur own .-'arc capital and mo tr.'i li-. t!;c*> igiaditig teiopiati n*. in all their at 11 ai 1 i\- v .1 funis and-olid*, have hccii l.r iitgnt : > 1 . ir u. -a y o,r representatives, an I p'"i- I jr m. -s ii c-.n is lent witli 1 heir li lc.it * ;; .t, | 1 rit. | |,^ the rule, "ily their fin -ye shall know them, been t 10 w -ft; Three-fniirihs of the hone*: an 1 pure minded men of this .-'file, the grea.c*t number, be come 1 ( !] .'.'in . 1 the giu uesi o accor 1mlire with the ;Tin i[ >* if' iir \ - I 111 crs.iii . c <11 an I u.rl.: ii->w :i!i i iit on i? r u-c :in l liosiir ?li? : . iij p i U- :iu.| f ruu l tu tin: it-ciic : ilie i i iin-ij !? < a . 1 t in i:i:i"ii lei-n <.f liiir in-iiiliiii !i<M! 1 rf r' 11??* < '. ;innof llit elifire ri"il ( 1 I v . nr till Inn ? N taxation, \\ 1111 111 rrj'it MMilutii :i. no jTivilcjjcu el:i-?." I Ml like a Milt "t" tii'illicri j incl in free l"in, ? ?? n ?!; i \ in I I r iici'iiii \ \ i nvc: f i n it* ll; it j>,.mt!iiI ii;i- Ti?'i mi l c ii >;\ilivc fills- li:?M I. ' II I'll'.O I !' Illl <1 !v ! !' . ill.' I :| >! Ii'ipr of ri'f i?ir i >ii N li > In c N ii ! i !i mi in ninin*. "I" ii "I i!i;iic, I?.? vuiir 1 nty. i*. li lit. i . ! 11: l v H i Miiin.. . \ i.. ||. >,.i inus. Ark.. Mate! \ I'n'ic i \ ?i?,i -Inv in I lie Urn ii ?w i ml , ?, I lie ,'i't ' . .-iiii ! \ I'll . . ! lie VV11 . ; ' , Hi !... , | :t ,.| ; _ .II,I J"? -1? I ! ! SI 11 ! i.I'll ' I'f >. Iill''li.lll.lll. I 11 i< !i - i i . - - 'i i I . - v i.r >! I hi- 1 m ' -it! .-in at i it- ' 111" I p.' ' V\ ! I" l!' I'-il ? III I H i I II M III I I i? kll"V . I . . . .'.IT r, 11 I I I In' t ' - ..i ' i l? III 11 li: \ : I I-Ii c I l'i \?i iii I'lur:. 'I lie II* > r!' ? *? *f (1 I'm 11 i 'ii'iriii*? t!:;" vivir nil t.i * \ i is. * * tlx- 1 |m|i .if Nl.ircli. I in' fr i?; ' I 1'iiriiii ilcii\r? ' itn hi i.11 i'i in liu' .-i u v I l.iilii-r, w In n ilir ortl.'i 1 * Jr.-.- I1'-! ill! I: III I I. I It . 11 f|- If I -11 *i - ' ? : li-i i II r -i il , .M 11,; i I IV- !' I -llirr 1 || lie il." (I I'' Mr i till ! ell lif ;i; \lii-i i I li | ! ' i.) I II iiuiii. ' (. Iu Reply to Uncle 8i--by Uncle Sam. Nu\v Mil. Mt?ir??ii: I'tide Sain ask* of you n small space in your columns for a reply to L'n. c e Si: t'nclc Si seeing to think that I'niou is ruined. an 1 uonr we want to tin I out both sides i t the question. 1 tide Sam liutiks that I in ii i ::t be saved w.;li nit hitiing anybody nint h, lie feels siitislieJ in Iiis iniinl that I'tide fti nee.I not intri himself of blinking white i wine without lie is no mimic i to. lie feels satis- 1 lie 1 also, that lie need not hurt himself grieving over I neic Sam and liis friends drinking vvh i ? , wine. Now uncle Si, 1 am agoing to relate 1 i facts to you, and I hope you will not get ma I, ] as I did not at you. So hcie we go: Now, Mr. liditor, I find in a former it-tie of the II'"khi Tutus, nn article that may he o usidered very interesting to a ceitai'i class of people: but whether it is considered so by the majority of the people, is to be consideied. Now, Mr. tidiior, you must recollect that a >' I UC pC?. plu of L'uioti have U"il' ocl:itr a"'i elected a tirst-class council: men of standing, men that will see every ">? rightc I?Country people as well as citizens of the Town. They have also elected a gentleman as marshal, a man that almws no partiality to any one. lie treats his fellow men as men, and lias discharged liis ?1 uty as marshal as a man utnl a gentleman. and no one can say anything else. I inysc'ii have paid stieet tax in Union for fourteen years. 1 have never seen a better council in that length of time. Mr. I.oitor. just let 1 tide Si stain the character of one of' these gentlemen, ami 1 will give uj> to the Petticoat government, but until he docs, 1 never will. The volets ot Union never will give it ti(i. The majority of the voters of this Town inten t the same council shall serve as long as they will. They intend they shall he the ity Fathers for years to come. And women and preachers, why do you kick s You cannot tiud a hlctnish against neither one of the council arc lliey no intelligent men, arc tlscy not men of standing ; arc they not men tru ly at an} lime to discharge their duty: have they not done so: are they not men that will treat their neighbors as tluy would like to he treated? Yes. they arc the very men that will do so. ' Now. I iicle Si. 1 think that preachers have tlicir lutm Is full to preach the nit I leave oil" abusing drug siori's ttini wliitc ? inc saloons, fcfo mote it le. anl when I say 'so mote it be,' 1 iiionti that every tub should stand oti its own hclloin. .N>nv, 1'iicle Si. you go nliea I and preach the tiospel. ami try to save sinners, ami if you succeeil in .-? doing, j rohatdy some day Uncle Sain and his Hock, that has ruined Union will follow you. Now, Mr. Kditur, so far as your correspondent is concerned, 1 don't claim to know whether he is a preacher or net: but we feci satisfied that lie is a man that feels for his own interest and fceliugs more than he does ours. He i only feels for the preachers and ladies--he don t feel for the p or broken-down sinners, and has no good feelings fur their souls and welfare. lie don't think they arc welcome in the world to conic to be recognized by our Saviour, ile has not considered that that Htug 1 store is run lawfully, kept by a genteel gentleman. also a practicing physician, that has his Hepioiini, thai stands in ranks amongst the tirst. ready at any call for his Country, lie don't understand that he has to recognize men <>i mat Manning a* genticiucn. lie don t know that there is one iiiuii coticcrued i<i tlic l'cpot Uar. or s "-called, that lias fought and bid for * i 1 is ('ountry; he "lull t know, 1 suppose, that lie hii'l within the walls of Columbia nti.l Charleston jails for six long months, sutfering anil almost "lie 1 for the gN>d people of his ' country: spent money upon money fur his fricti'ls, an 1 was still crushes down hy a pack of thieving ofiiea seekers, ile fought his way through that terrible ordeal of ibi'lictlism. ami , fought through it like a soldier. An I now 1 am satisficl lie don t wriii to ln? tantalized ami scandalized hy your correspondent. So Cncle Si, take a h'ck seat, and give Uncle Sum room. I'ott t get in-t 1, Cncle Si. at your old cm i : s vm. 1 . c . l it:: P.t.init'V 1?i ?t? \\i" I n \".it Mmi hi \ Si.. ! i.r.t> l!n\ I'ri lay nigh* last Mr. tii-leoti >>utis 1 left hi-- h-jiiio, sitiiaie?l bi-f.veen < illisonvillc 1 ami lleiini- s Cms* Il iads, for the purpose ui attending to some hn?ine-*s at t oosawhatchic. an 1 wa? "lelaiut 1 all night. The only parties left on his place were his wife aula colored boy aged about seventeen years. Pining the night, an I while asie- p. Mrs. Sauls was awakened by a severe l?iuw on the hand. As she arose -he was siruck two suo.e-sivc Mows in tlie face with ati axe. which knocked her sense- ( less, a till ill this stall- she renin i no. 1 nnlSI illuming She was I here alone until '* o'clock the next day. when a -mail l>oy came upon i lie place, :iii I Mi". Smi's -eiit I ir Mr. Meeker, a neighbor. Shortly niter this her lni-litn I arri\e>l. ami the tie.'.- pre i 1 tliroit^h I he nt-.gli horii i ' I Mrs Saul* in! .rim 1 her hii-i?ui<l tiiat she ha I lieeu a--au!tel o, t'li fl,.' \|i!is, i/in I'har.ie Inwii-n. Seareh was tail le inthis hoy. an 1 lie was . i: tnrcd at- ; t >, eloci. Saturday near llidnciand l>v Mr. Vi(red Sin's, lie w:t< caniel hack to Mr. tiideon San!- s and turned over to ?|r. 1?. S. Ileape. lie was taken i?el re Mr-. Saii'.s aiel i I? 1111t'ie*< 1 hy her. find ickiniw le ljre-1 lus guilt lie state J Ili.i lie wa- j'er-iia le i hy 11-hi ih I'ritnus, Sr.. e >1- | ore1!. ' kill Mrs. mis ilui in;' tim absence ,,f t her hit-ban 1. aiel to secure what money there f wa- it. I lie house an I >liv le. w lii l'rimus, and 1 he I Mil's was t > runaway. When he stmek \ ilic liiew l'rimus. wht w is outside, didn't romp i hi. an 1 lie iiieauie lightened ami left. .\tier 111 a k111 o hi- .statement he was taken he I'd re * Trial .I n-i tee 11 ei 1 ant a eoiiiiiiiliiient prewired. I Mill- w i- then Itiriiid over l>> t'on-iahles 15. S. ? lle:i| e an 1 W I?. I reiunaii. Ihey left llenui- s , hi o'el irk Monday night In hring Milis to the.iai! at this j lace. When ahotit tliree miles | I I'll Iti 11 rli'lls * I hoy Were llid ly l".ll men. I whin- nn I colmc!. wlm I'nciMy |ni~lic I tin cuii-1.1 !*"< :ii i? -ill1! i ' k .Mill* iwiy . Later in :1m in^lii tin--i.a I linly nf < ii iiii*s i wm foilii I >*\ :l:r'::i.' Ir>-til IliO lo-mil ovit Mm- t gall1 < | i-ii i u r in' . iii>- y :?i-l in Iron i of (In- re>; I Mr M. il. who live- llilel- lnile< 11 in Ileum- h cro<s r..-i l<. \ W |ii!i- lili'lor kut"! 'ill- hoy loi . I In- (. -in hits I ill! In- ll'l' I Lllidl i while Iny Wilil II hll-'k 111 S-i\ iiiii ill n!i-.iit 'i yi i ii ; i. l!m ?t.>i \ o -r . i,<|io!i'i-i w ; i i i liii- kil!i'i;z " nil tli.it linn- :i i i while hoy iniin I .1 i Ii M mIi-i,->, wIidm- father ill! live-. in S?\ inn m Mi- ni' - i- ? i.! >11 i j i >-e ii i oi i- n m, | ii. I lu-r ri-c-ivrri i< extremely 1 >i<111!' 11 I'limiM \';i- oric-'i I. In.I >li iiir>l ii ivin-- ni.v Ii i ii ^ to >1 i wiih i!i - 11?- in ] > I lo n.iir l<-r nii'l ^ "oh Mr*. ."-.m!- Mr >\ i-i rrirn-n- I ///. /_, .;i u >i ii iii. ? j',.' I'lii- farmer- ?!' Will: im-l-nig i .'inly imimiV i liat oni* wh.rli were |-1 iiii? -1 :in:im->11 iii-l . after | .! Id- freeze hi .1:11111:i y an- looking we i. ami | h li'i-i? ] I iii't-.l in.ire re> iii ly nro coming n|> | r| inely ci Tin- eii'.iiirc of l.-liicco i* receiving < n.-eler- I w ililc ulleiilioti n'" ni I! !li!! \ ini.nher of I "I nrrnei- are i l inin./ ox|.ir:nieiiinl j-*iI?*lii* ^ r'i i| - ihe '.rirgt -I | ! .nn r i t ' lie I ; Mr , corgi \ I'ov m, " ho will | ! i it ten a rr-'. J M A l.?.?o.MoriiK ( iiasi:.? Liit'.o Kock, Ark., Much l"J ?At lU.bn a freight irttin, run by a switch engine, leti the lieu Mountain depot mil uuehc-l lieuten, iwciuy-tive tniies scuth it noou. The passenger engine, which wns t take the St. I am: s train south, was captured at the il-mnd II ue by strikers and scut after the Ire-ght tram, iiie freight train was everttikcu :-t lientmiti at-. ! disabled, when the strikers -t-uic t hie.; t .va; l Li\!o Kuck with ilie |i : -ciig- r engine. \l Ma\\il!e. ten tuiles - iiili ot' ttic city, t.iey waited on aside truck lor the passenger tra a to go by. The traiu I'uiiiC along unci vviieu the lust cur had passed iin*v mrcw me hwiicu Open au 1 'I.ISIICU out 111 [lie direction of Little Kock. I'uitcd States Marshal Fletcher and several deputies were ou llic passenger train accouipuuic I by Superintendent Wheedou. l ite truck was cleared for a switch engine, aud tlie olticcrs got nlioai'l aii'l pursued Uie strikers, both reaching and dashing | i-t the depot tunic;- full headway. \\ hile.ci ssii.g the bridge the pursuing engine caught and made fast t j the stri icis engine, and the ollicers begun climhiug aboard ordering the strikers to stop. They refused, and on reaching the north side of the bridge several strikers jumped oil' and the ollicers began filing. About fifty shuts were tired, and one striker named Sullivan was -hot in the leg severely and wis capture I. Seven others besides Sullivan were captured, and the otiieers arc in pursuit of the fugitives, about eighteen ia number. The captured strikers were released on bond to nigbt. Everything is quiet, although considerable excitement prvv.it s. Tin: il.vi.t iMi?i:! i"om in.i.M i.. Staunton. Ya., March ! >.?-At the session of the M. li. I'onteieucv South, to-Jay, the questiou scut down from the ficueru. t oul'ereiice. 'Shall the nainc of the t.hureh b- eh iiiged from the Methodist liptscopal i nuicli Smith to the Methodist Episcopal i.'hurcii in America.' was submitted, and 1-y :i vote ot 1 .' ? to I lie l''inference declined to change tiiv name. lite minority was composed ot I'r. I?icc;..id the llev. Mr. Iiiilauoy. A U'etii. rial giving strong utterances on the subject cf leiiipcrance was unanimously adopted. At the elose ot tiie session Lit*, ileadt created .juiiv- i% ?iiis<iuoii. tieros. to n i|iicstion of pri\ t'ege, and state.i tnut is chiartnnu ofthecommittee on cxurniuui i ?it lie liu<l submitted & report upott the trial sermon of .V AlcCormick, disapproving it on ttie ground tiiat it was but an assertion ul (dcrmaii rationalism, and Mot iu accordance with .Methodist doctrine. HiiKt.!a s Amm-'v Sm.vb.?The best Salvo In the world tor Cuts, bruises, Soros, I'lcer. Salt lllietim, Fever Sores, Tetter. Chapped (lands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin Flritptions, and pus: lively euros Files, or no pay required. It ia gnatanteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money refunded, l'rice 'J"> cents per box. For sale by .1. W. I'oscy re liro. July ly ji.vii ?c 11;?>. IIFMI'.il ? ttWINtiS. Married, on the 41It inst., at tiic residence of the bride's father, bv Kev. W. M. Harden, Mr. \\. J. Hunter, to Miss l.idic Owings ; all ?f l.aurens County. tin: ciiciici! of i in: nativfiy--Micron M.NFI'I.Y HtliOSi;. i>r.i?t:i; or u:mi:n souvoit:?. Ash We luusdiiy?Mornin/ 1'raver. I.Wane iiint address, I i a. in. Sundays?Services at I i a. t.i. and '? p. in. Work Pay, -Wednc- lavs, owning prayer, vviili address. "> p. in. Fridays, inor ir.g player, l.itany, and address 11 a in. Il.ily Week ? Monday. Wednesday ami Faturlay, Scrviceund address at *> p. in. Tuesday an I Thursday, morning prayer and uMress, I I a. tn. tiiel Friday ? Morning prayo 1, l.itnny and id dress, 1 I a. in. ( tmsigiU'os 1'er II.v press At Fuion, S. t'.. March 17, ISSi). iJr. .1. II. Hamilton. .Mrs. I!. 15. Monroe, J I'. Altnan. .1. A. lirown, \V. 11. Stone. T. (.'. Nelson..!. 11. lianicr. .1. !'. Fool, Mrs. .Ino. Itukson, I'r. .1. i". I.iyton, S>r. J. Ilcnwhick. llowell WliitUick. I'. 11. <"i )l,'NTS, AUKN I . Theodore Munro, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, I'NIdN r. II., s. r. > Hi or in lirlck lu.il ling, corner of I aw ltauge. March 1'.'. 11 if. Masonic Notice. ^ 111. i I j. \ It o.inini: nil- oi I i\ 1 -. in - \... 7".. A. . M. . will W lici'i ilii*. Fi May, evening M ?r?-l? 1'.'. lssij at 7.;>'. l'ho F. <?legre? will he cntiferrv'l. There will iN'i lc other very iii>} < '(:>>tt htisinc.-s l?cf??ro ilie l.<"l;:o ami a full ? ?ton?l?inco is earnestly rinjueMC'l. 15 I'. A I! I'll I' 11. Sec y. March ! ', il It. Notice to Builders. 1> 11>S will !>e receive I at tlie olliee of the } Hear I of Family o uvere.l wit it Slate. \l-o fur Mastering the roiling i f tl.o ('niirt lion; < Hi.Is for the whole work, or separate hi-ls fur 'mining slating mi l plastering, wili le rc eive I. A'i hi !- inti-t be - .' I ami ilej ositei witlt he ( lerk 1 the I'oirl . f t'mmty ('inniuis-ion rs. on or before Mon lay. the I'Jth 'lay of April, ISS'l. i' <iAdK. i'. I??l 'II. VSS. I I.I !! K . ('it' X 1?. I'. i u ?liii' .</> /< ' ph' i opy. March 1H.' il' !t. Mortgage Salt. 1)v viriue hi ih"1 I'.n'ver emu iiiie.1 in a moi i J gagi; .lee 1 of V.. Hubert Silil* In lli, iea!-in-.' ilate March 1 t 1 ,:'>. aiol reonr'lml iu he uiiiee of tlie l.n.i-ier of Mesne <"onveyanco '..r I n nil >u lit v. in llo'ilv "f Mori":i>'es '.. v.. j n-t T'.'T. 7'>>. 7''' si mi (?:?. vi. wi'i * ? ;! l.y |iiiiili?: ; isi'ii.ni, r??. I nji.fi 'mill limi-i-. in I lir-i Mnml.-iy in \ 11 ri 1 Ili'M :i'' till" I i V i IT. I: i?' :i I ilill-lc-l nf uiil W. iSol c. i Sim- in ninl Ik nil licit irnci ?>l" >iii*i i mil tilling i vv>> liiunlri'ii :i11 I till_v-iiv<> n i ?_ -=. * i l ci I ii I ioii I ~i-v.ii ini!.-< in tin- vv i--t vv.i i .1 -I' I ni-m I'.iiiri linn*.-, si it-1 I hi ii<l**i| I. y lnmls nf I? ->?.-1 fi Sumlviv;. Mi. Niiin-v l.n-i-r, ili<- liny mil. I :i ii I. ill I Sol ?* 11 Mm li.-ili, iiinl l-'nii* I-'mtM 'reck. 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Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, March 19, 1886, Image 2