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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12

As soon as fighting had once begun between
the troops and the citizens, he would cx-
pect 1T to go on until his political opponents
were slaughtered or subdued. He feels that
his power totters sees that his last chance
lies in overt acts of violence against his au-
thorty, and is desperate enough to make
threat whose execution would dclugo the
State with blood. Such reckless lunatic
ought to be Gagged like a wild beast.
Those who stand behind and abet this des-
perate political gambler and lunatic are al
most as wicked as himself How docs this
lmpudcnt man dare to act such part p
What emboldens him to hold on to an Office
to which the Courts of the State say he has
nc title and mediate proceedings which
would onnvcrt thu State into a-s snene of car
mage lie ventures to brave the public
opinion of South Carolina, to defy its courts
the liberty and life of his pon.;eaI oo.S,p,,;
tor, only because he is supported by Fcdc-
raj bayoncts, employed against law and in
subvcrsion of right. President Grant must
stand sponsor for hisprotegc Ills atrocious
insolcnce is inspired from Washington
Our blll-dozed President is pursuing a
course of which ho will repent President
Grants own impulses would never have
hurried him into completely with the law
lie proceedings in South Carolina
He is misled by the Chambers, Camcrons
and hot-headcd partisans to whom he has
unwarily given his confidence, and who seek
to make him the instrument of their parti
san violence. We call on him to discard
these reckless advisers, who are using him
as ladder, which they will kick down wher
! oc ~; -" ',; :. ~ tho attainment
OF their objects. We respectfully ask him
TO .ake counsel OF the safe, modcrate,,. 'Niss
men OF his own party, men who enjoy tfit
confidence and esteem of the country. HI
Is soon to retire to private life, after long
ana lllustrious career Of public SERVICE
iils sincere wcll-wishcrs would be sorry to sec
HIM 60 out of Office with his reputation tarn
'shcI by acts.w hich law.abiding men ofneith
or party can defend. The sooner he abandon,
Chamberlain the better it will be for tH
peace OF the country aud for his own trans.
Huiilty and famc.--Ncn York UcraH
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12
NUMBER l.
RAISING PROVISIONS FOB LABoRERs.

The laborers on every farm should raise
the food they consume. If the farmer
doys not wish to take risk. let him arrange
with the hands to cultivate for themselves,
under his direction aud control. sufficient
crops of corn and wheat (not cotton) to
supply themselves and families with bread.
The farmer can secure for himself the rent
OF land thus planted, and receive pay in
work for the use Of teams and. implements,
and thus lose nothing. On the other hand,
the laborcr will secure his bread much
cheaper than he can in any other manner
AS - meat, it would, be better-to ayS:d
.complfcations-fo the farmer to take the
whole Of that matter into his own hands,
and furnish his laborcrs. AS heretofore
shown, hogs can be raised very chraply by
utilizing wild fruit bearing trees. and plor-
ting crops of potatoes, chuias, &C.
1t will be observed that the course recon-
mcnded above. if carried out, would utilize
large portion of ocr abundan. lands now
IDLE Instead of the negro population be-
ing ted from lands cultivated in the NCi h.
western States, and his money pas ;og
through the merchant into the pockets of
Northwestern farmers, he wou. = suppor-
ted from the lands of the Southern farmers
and they (thc iarmtrs.) receive practically
the rent OF L vast quantity Of land now en-
tircly unproductivc. The proI cr place for
the negro in every point of rilw-political.
social and industrial is one of friendly sub
ordination..to the whites, nsurng on the
one side kindness. care, protection and
means cf support, and ON the other cheer
iul, steady and reliable labor. The time
has come, we think, when in most of the
Southern States such relation between the
races can be readily established .SouM-
crn Cutiuator.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12

IHE LEMON VERnENA.-The Lemon
plant, or swcct.sccntcd Eerbena of our
English gardens (dhoySio citrio,2orD. holds
a foremost place among Spanish herbs.
Every leaf Of it is treasured and dried for
winter use, and it is regarded as the finest
stomachic in the world. 1t is taken in two
ways, either made into decoction with
not water and sugar, and drank cold rs a
'c/''sco and tonic; or, better still, with the
morning and evening cup of tea. "Put =
Sprlg OF Lemon Fcrbcna. say fivo or six
leaves INTO the tea.cnp, and pour the tea
upon 1t; you will never suffer from flatu-
renee, never be made nervous and old-maid-
.sn' never nave cholera, diarrh@a, Or loss Of
licious no one who hasSonce -nIi. II. 3Y
kossMith spris ofpttn6H sV G6e y = =
ever again drink if~without." {|3s
Gardeners Chronickc. Fssfas sS
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12
CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS.

Distinctly. +. wANNAMA-
KER p. f.
Trinity-John n. Porter
Bethcl-W. II. Fleming.
Spring Strcct-R i. Harper.
Bcrklcy Circuits. ID. Vaughn.
Cainhoy Circuit and Mission-L G.. Lloyd
and o. n. Roundtrcc
Cypress Circuit and St. Paul's Mission
G.. III. Pcosor.
Summcrville Circuit and nission-J. G.
Russell.
St Georges Circuit-n. 7. Kistlcr.
Bambcr3 "ircuit-W. =. Mouzon.
-Collctoa Circeis-C. G. Fishburn
Waltessess cifo4isEy. 1; siasx.
-: - atalA,iS Sfo.Q seszz
Blacl; Stamp ti4eaffta tass3a. s6. FYaissr..
Icmassce Mis3i2n-B. G. Jones'.
Hardccvillc Circui.---J. G. Bissoll.
Vaudeville iIission.-J. r. Coburn.
oRANd Hsssss-, s-,vs~1,or-wa1 :1Anr!;!, p. =.
Orangsburs Staton--S. \. Weber.
Oranaehurs Citcu.t-3. ID. Dantzler
ioranchvillc Cir2rit-W. III. IIutto.
st. Matthew's Circuit-J. II. thinner
Upporsst. Matthew's Circuit-M. l..
BANKS.
tOPpeEOrangc Circuit--A. r. Danncr.
EdissR Circuit--D. j. Simmons.
GraSam Circut-A. j. Cauthen.
WI Mi,'iston Circuit-M a. McKibLin.
Ei1nton Circuit-R. Herbert Jones.
ANen Mis'ion-S. III. Browne.
GEmitcvilc and Langley Mission-J
B. gampbell.
Gdisto Mission NJ. NJ. Furgcrson.
Columbia DIsT;ICr-E. J. MmYN>up,r
washington 7tnct-J. Il. Wiyhtman.
MARION street, w. Dickson.
Columbia Circni;-T. w. Munncrlyn.
4 WInnsboro' S.ation-G. w. Walker.
|Walkcr ~ "A "
Ehestcr Station--J Il. Carlisle.
west Chester Circuit-M. III. Poser.
u East Chester Circuit-J. w. Kelly and
W. w. Williams, ' '"O
KocS iiill Circuit-R. w. Barber.
i"rkElli@ Station-W. s. Martin.
ork CircU'-L. \. johnson, supcrnu-
mcrary.
Lexington Crcuit-C. D, Rowcn.
L;Gcsviile Circlit-T. J. Clyde.
Edgctcld Circuits Lcord
Fork Cilcuit-J. II. Watson. ,
sVsisR ,nfsgn1cE-A. NJ. cnnlE7zn.Rc.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12

!HE MODERN PRINTEk.-He must be
satisfied with about onc-thrird of a price
Tor his work, and then he must be willing
to do the work over seven or eight times,
lust to sec how it will look" for tho gen.
erallty of people do not know how thing
Will come out in print, and, of course, want
IL "A little different" He must lie willing
to wait six months for his pay. and then
take 1t out IN second hand clothes pins or
last years garden seeds. He must never
be so bold as to suggest that little cash
might not come amiss, for pcople exncct
him to work for nothing and board himself.
and yet always be cheerful and happy. He
must at all times be willing to do this or
that for nothing, or at least at a greatly re-
duced price, as sit is for the association. Won
know; and must throw in puff gratis
also, if he happens to be publishig news
paper.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12

BAfopvi!le Circuit-J.T. KiIpo
T G'"d:n Sta.!on-G. w. Whifmo,
q Manrinr Grs'lit-D. j. Mcmillan
Santec CircuI1-J l.. ShrcfGrd !.
Richlan,Iw JrHf Tror;: .,,J AZ! gs-s..
NJ. Little. ''' 'h'Ss'on--
hanging Rock Circur.-W IT, KirtsJn
chesterfield Circuit. W. Murrov.rH
Lower Chesterfield Circuit-W U r,Ari
al. simpson Jones, supcrnumcrorv
Lancaster Station-Wa A. Ro%nr.s.
Ioar Circuit and Mission-S1p piled by
Z. A. Plyler.
EGrt Mill Circuit-John l.. sto kes, j
H. England, sup"rnumcrary. j..
FLORENCE hIsr"Icl--w. p. POW Err, r. F..
Florence Station-A. j. StafTt nd
i.'bcrty Chapcl-W. ID. Kirkl and.
I Darlington Station-John Or. wilson.
Darlington Circuit-L.. N. s,ilamer.
Lower Darlington Circuio- e. T. lIod-
ges.
Chcraw Station--W. Thomas.
Timmonsvllc Circuit-G. H. .Wclls,' A.
G. Lcgett.
Lynchburg Circuit. 3. Phtt
North Williamsburg Ciitplt-.-J. S.
Bcaslcy.
kingstrec Station-D. TiIlor.
,rnrn"n maasA River Circuit and Miss! MisAian-Hat J.
Gourdin and Sampit Circuit and Mission
R. l.. Dufiic, II. B. Browne. s--!'
Georgetown Station-W. T. Capcrss.
Johnsonvillc Circuit-G w. GatIfn.
Lynch's Creek Circut--J. C.5Counts.
Society Hill Alission--W. J.. Pcgues:s,
NJ :MAHIoSS.DIsrh!cr-H. 4. q, aAEg 7:
L. Marion. a.Station9-A. u IS ~ -. = -
= ] MarioiS Sseaitss 15|I ~.
&, 81 Buck; lmp Aas l u .;;, Y,a
Littlc"Rdtk Cneuit--F. A. Aud, j.. r.
Little, supcrDunerary.
South Marlboro Oircuit-G. s. Harmon.
Bcnncttsvillc Circuit--T, Mitchell. T T. |
Gilbert.
North Marlboro CirrIt--J C Davis.
. "accamaw Circuit ytd. -Misxion--W
Little River Circuit and Mission, d w
Seal
Bucksville Station, j w Wolling.
Conwayboro Station L Wood.
Conwayboro' Circuit and Mission, sup
piled by H. Scarboro.
Peedec Circuit and Mission, j. J. New
berry.
GREENvILLE DISTRICT, O. A. DARBY, p, =. |
Greenvillc Station, \. Coke Smith.
Grccnvilic Circuit, \ w Jackson, J A
Wood, supernumcrary
uingo: ~'~ Ma,
Fork Shoals Circuit, j Finger.
WILLIAMSON Station, S Lander,
Bushy Creek Circuit J Wsrkman.
Anderson Station, III . CRFrN zberg
Erwin. ~
Sandy Springs Circuit, j A Attaway. L
Pickens Circuit, A W Walker.
Pickens Circuit and Mission, + NJ Mer-
rit
Walhalla and Seneca City Circuit, j j
Neville
Oconee Mission, w P Meadows. !,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12

KEMEpY FOR BIG G-llEAD.--Thc biz head
is only 4 name for the disease. because !, is
more readily noticed there than it is in .l.c
leg, thigh or spinal column. 1t is disease
of the bone system.
Give twice per day for three weeks. then
once daily three weeks longer, the following
dose: Take Of blood root (iSanyuinariu
Cannde"sis) aud copperas, (sulDhate of
ron each a common spoonful ;-sul-
pHar and saltpete. n nitrate of Potassium
each tcaspooptul; mix in d bran mash, or
any other way you can get it down the
horsc Use no outside applications at all.
III the above is strictly followed. | am will.
ing to warrant cure.
Our friend Geo. L. Burruss. of Carr,ll-
ton, ILL.,, says it is his cure for hog cholera
Have tried 1t twice myself with eC1d effect
IN fact, with us it has become specific.
o be sure we make additions and altcra-
tons to suit the case, but that is the base
W c once cured very severe case of fstula
with nothing else 1t was so bad the own.
or was going to shoot it. We took it to trv
our hand. The weather was so cold W.
thought VIC would cleanse the system ready
Tor outside applications, but ere that came
found it getting well, and made perfect
cure. My brother thought what would
cure that would also cure the poll evil, and
produced the same results The latter cas-.
had not yet broken. No danger in giving
to mare because she is with foal.-JoS'
LOwNs, in Prairie Farmer.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12

PLowIHG.--Stff clay and sod lands for
spring crops are plowed with profit in the
fall and winter Not only is the work
OF the buster season Of the spring thereby
forwarded, but the action of the frosts and
thawings is beneficial.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12

Judge T. II Cooke, says in the Grecnville
Dd'y Necs, d. II Corbin secured his eec.
ton by getting hold of phosphate royalty
money by trickery, and buying his election,
paying $500 to each member of the Nlackoy
rump.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12

This is Gaelic provcb: "If the best
mans faults were written upon his forehead
1T would make him pull his hat over his
eyes"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12
VOL. VIIT.-NEw SERIES.
is CHAMBERLAIN INSANE
a RECKLESS LUNATIC WHO OUGHT TO BE
Gagged LIKE a WILD BEAST"

This desperate man has. been driven by
MS lnsolcnt and ignoble ambition to medi-
tate measure which stamps him either as
Catalinc "r a maniac. The most oharita-
Urc-ttun tnicnt his friends could bcstow on
him would be to shave his head, put him in
straight jacket, and commit him to som,
kindly managed retreat for the insane
III his power we're as great as his temper
is ungovcrnab!n and wicked, he would be
dangerous man to be left at large. What
he BOW thss.~>~-~-s-~~ss<~---.-.a sa.sas M
ton on a charge of treason. The itrocty
of this wild threat does not consist in the
intended Consequences to the victim. The
hanging ofSicn. Hampton would be small
crime in ,ylttparson with the incendiary
effect of suthSnn attempt. A maniac who
should carry. a torch into powder maga-
zine, or villain who should send tool on
Nthat errand, would hardly excite more hor-
ror than au incendiary politician undcrtak-
ing to arrest for treason the most popular
and trusted citizen Of South Carolina in
the present inhammablc condition of pub
lie feeling in that State. A man must be
absolutely insanc not to know that such an
act would kindlc the whole State into con-
\ Aasration. 1t would be absurd to say that
Z,
&if he should venture on such an act when
popular passions are excited to such pitch
that the restraining moral influence OF
hat has prevented violent outbreaks. ii
Governor Hampton could be arrested. tried
sentcGccd and hanged with rs little tumult
as attends the ordinary course of Justice
even then the conduct of Chamberlain
( would be ignoblc and dctcstablc. But if
such thing were attempted there would
be general uprising throughout South
Carolina and the neighboring States to pro.
a1tcct and defend him, and when violence had
once begun in that way all control over pop.
ular passions would be lost, and nobody
could foresac to what cxtremctics they
would so. 1t is not the one life of Wade
Hampton that would be put in peril, but the
lives Of half of the people of South sf3aro,
lima. The worst enemy of the country ip
such a crisis fs,ebis IL he yhSs2 filings lays
brands inta eohbasStle g.
&S@ity az ~ a bag !
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12
EUHOPEON WAR.

OF fsthe higkskN w ~ HtJlsfof 69 -
q GiSFfwths,and .VhoPcfnr de patches Ncsnl
x-Ny Msaivvs pm ,Uols.antlSople, there i
IN Bat sisS iStasee of!p@cc in the East
k R&,ia piteef, ths ,idsedse ardor of he,
&c pplo for war, may be Obliged to yield Al
, ~ last moment before moving. lie,
~ ,ans Of transportation being dof ctivc
so 'e has been taxing her resources to the
nutmost to get her army into condition tc
strike with the greatest possible suddcnncss
an" ViS"r; but 1t seems now that her mean:
Iol transportation are inadequate to the task
oi providing for such a large army as would
be necessary to strike decisive blow against
Turkey.
~ Moscow despatch says the Goscttc dc.
ciares the new Turkish constitutions were \
."ockery OF the poY rs. The only way Of
improving the condition of the Christians
IN Turkey is the Granting to Christians of
.he right to carry arms or depriving the
Mussulmen of that right
The P"W Mall Go@ettc says that proba-
bly, word may be spoken to-day which will
be followed by instant war, threatening to
'n'oVc all Il rope, Srnm J. or later. Ii the
powers dGmand s'aple yes or no, or if the
Porte, for military and other reasons, thinks
1t expedicnt to 60 straight to the point
without delay, the answer will be refusal ::
but it is more likely no direct or final an.
swer will yet be given not thatsthe Porte
has sh wn the faintest sigus6f yis.4lipe ID
the Russian demands. The Ea.
@"tie. tracing the Russan.p - Snsfors
midablc prctcnsion Of imui Bal " N Kiissian
occupation, throughout the various moiifi.
cations, TO the latest proposal for the simpe
introduction Of small number Of Bcloi.n
yc"$ ""mes to supply the nucleus for an
organization ofa native police force, after
the model common in most continental Stotos
cohciudesthat Russia is ready to accept. or
indeed to suggest, further notifications, be.
cause affairs do not lcok well for Russia. At
TINS time, it says, the stories Of disapreeable
discoveries in Russian arsenals and upexnec-
teu"caSncss In transport apparatus are prob
ably true. The country is almost BANKRUPT,
and the utter failure of the internal loan
showed how little money could be screwed out
ofthe people. The danger ofantagonism with
Austria, and thereafter with Germany. and
OF being confronted by Great Britian at a
certain point Of success, may well bring
Russia to pause, and Turkey knows her
,S roa would be glad to withdraw from her ar.
mnch position The question is not so
Russ;an ;Mhs>hcr the Porte will yield to the
whthnr demands Cor the sake of peace, bu:
Object W." 'o''e 'hem Tor the same
neekM and Oregon, is bull. headed, bull
to be bGi.dozaS aSbully boy" but he refuses
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UNION G. H., SOUTH CAROLINA, JANUARY 12 1871

Westminster Circuit and Mission, G ID
Mann.
Shallow Ford Circuit, ]. p Phillips.
Pendleon Circuit, S B Jones.
ooKEsBJRY DISTRICT, NJ. BROWN, p. E.
CokesEary Station, r ID Gulart'
Cokcstary Circuit, W \ Clark, + j
Price.
Abbcvllc Station, " s Wightman.
Abbcvl'c Circuit, \ Il Melton.
South Abhcvillc Circuit, Z II Elw,ll.
Lownd.svilc Station, W II Iawtcn.
Tumb'ng Shoals Circuit, J B Tra;yick.
Grccu1ocd Circuit, Il p Franks, j. L
Beatty.
Ncwberry Station, c ii Pritchaid.
NewbSfy CireYit. T e Herbert, J w
sSs~G g..
: North NgGbsEsy ssrtt, JIg IIumbcrt.
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spARTANrrsn DISTRICT, il NJ HOOD, =. T..
Sparianoarg Station, J NJ Carlisle.
Union Station, y X Lester.
Cherokee circuit, j L smith.
Cane Creek circuit, ID Il Dantzlcr.
Jcnesvllc circuit, George VI Boyd.
Goshen Hill circuit 4 Z Dagnal.
l.aurcns drcnit, J 4 Mood, \ G. CAN'T.
Limcstone Springs circuit, j B Wicon.
Blacks Si':ion circuit, f J. Archer.
belmont cult w w Mocd.
Gowansrilo circuit, ID VI Booker.
Rich Hill circuit, y = .Avant.
Clinton circuit. w W Jones.
After harmonious session Of five days,
the Conference adjourned a. Il late hour
Monday ni.lt.
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neckM and Oregon, is bull. headed, bull
to be bGAd Adovo bully boy" but he refuses
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swiths,aad Na'OPefaT despa7cbcs Ncshsl
w Hsaiyvx pm ,UoAs.antlSople, there is
Bat a siSs baaee of!pncc in the East.
RA,ja piteafs ths sdsedse ardor of her
pple for war, may be Obliged to yield at
~ last moment before moving. Her
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-10-05

The reports from all parts OF the country confirm
the statement that DR.. CAGES great vegetable rem
edy called MEDICAL WONDER" is having az in
mense sale by all druggists. The proprietors d,
not expend enormous sums for flaming advertise
ments, but prefer to let the medicine advertise it
self by sending to druggists throughout the coun
try, sample bofties, for friIi, at a cost % many
thousand dollars per year. that invalids may te'
It's merits before purchasing large size. No persoI
suiIerin. with Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Liver or Kid
ney complaints, Sour Stomach, Sick Headache
Habitual Costiveness, scrofulous Humors, Spina
Diseases, Weakness OF the Male or Female. or Gen
eral Nervous Prostraton Of either sex, can take thin
remarkable medicine without soon seeing its 1000
effects. Go TO your Drug gist and -et a sample
bottle Tor Is cents and try it; or large SIZE fol
100. 1t has cured where all Other remedies had
failed.
Sold in Burlington by D. W Carpenter q Co.
and by Wells, Richardson & Co.. at Wholesale.
Nov ,. dcow6wly