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Judge Maokoy ou the Hog. ,] At the lute Stute Fair Judge Mnckcy was np- vv! pointed ('hnirman of tlie committee on Swine, and everybody expected a characteristic report l'rom him. The Judge appears to understand and appreciate the advantages of the native hog, to the Farmers of this Slate, over the sleek, fat improved breeds, and at the close of his report sets forth those advantages, as follows; , While your committee rocognizo with satisfaction the commendable etfort displayed in the introduction and culture of thoroug-bred and high grade swino of the most improved breeds, li Yielding the largest weight of meat and lard in proportion to tbc amount cf food, which is I lie ? true cconoinis principle in raising edible slock, they profoundly regret that no specimcu of our uaiive slock was placed 011 exhibition. t We hold it important for ethnological reasons, j that the native hog of South Carolina should lie widely cultivated. 11c is to our people tlie in lt.tuuninl hog. around hitn cluster the traditions of t wo eventful centuries. Older than the 4 constitution of the United States, he alone seems unali'veted seriously by its "amen Intents."? K?nmiug at will through our far reaching Hwatnps and over our homestead hills in the days of 177'i, the hold inl'atrry of stout Cornwall*!* grew faint whilo following the fleet care r of this extraordinary pacliydcrnm, and he distanced with triumphant grant cveu the enterprising savalrv of the fiery Tarleton. lie is ab ? uiui .I, igif . isreil cud uucliaiitreabje. ^ lie can * J;jilunce is the price of liberty 7' at id' lie .-aiuiot he taken by surprise, while the predatory rover who essays to pursucliim soon learns " .ccp disgust the race is to the swift in the isi oi ting marvelous " With his long g 'b.p v-|.i( tl ,J J lie hound s deep hate. the Hunter's ire " "j- l-.s owner, he is light weight, it ,s true. , but iben he is sure meat. - The fat hog, .... ,!? contrary, is a perpetual hazard and iC const;,m .rovocat've .,( lareney. lie u unable to deal villi too only recognized race issue in this State which lie is tin-ire emit. 1?. ' victim, ('ii the other Land. I lie native self-pie-. f<r\iii.r hog appreciates "the situation," tin I is a law unto himself, relying not upon status - ] hut on speed for his protection. It is time, therefore, that we should relttrn In the origin 1 principles on which the fathers founded our ( smoke houses, ami thai the fattest hog of for- i rign extra -tion should no longer he rcgi'.rdtd , r.s superior l -r practical purposes to the faste-i swine of native growth, each one of which yields ' the fainter "forty pounds nfieii it a year," ai.d thus tend* greatly to re lu;e (lie nuiount of money which we ila ly export front this State for liaeun, atnoimtiiig to nearly ?7,000,000 per an- * num. Respectfully submitted, i T\ J. Mackf.v. Chairman. . * 1 To U 'i Democratic Party of South Carolina. I The St4u- Kxeei.iive Coiiiinittec cxtetiil to the tl Democracy ?f South Carolina their warmest con gratiilalii its fov the magnificent victory achieve I in the recent election, which has hern ns peace n i'ui as it is lriuin|>hant. It is especially gratify* h iiv? that so many thousands of the e lorcd peo* u pic of the State have it nit ad with us in perpetuating home rule ami good government. Wc 0 extend to them our most cordial appreciation of their g i.nl sense aud patriotic action, and we i| would impress upon our people the necessity of Continued unity and harmony. ,^Wc have ucli eved grand results, and every-truo Carolin- " > ftn's heart responds with gratitude, but much yet 1 j fe^yn.s to.l#<tonc. ^Ve must keep Otir nrmoi; . rinika^olosed ^ without profound B Bwcl t-h.ef Magistrate. This alone filAra BSiN^S'iiHil In hi# sufferi li> g.v r ' ^^j^TC^A5EH^NHMKb|^BMyUt&Sth:Ua kind v <?" IKxi.cc'in' Kt?iWfcii\*, Chairman. .T, ^tos. W. 0. Cotcr.n, J. .T.T>AtitTAN/ftKVi'. I)Axvsoji, i *J. K. l/.t.AR, J.*'. It It A ME, S. NKGoWAK, Joll ST " K. JIaixi.v, J. N. Lipscomu, T. Srono Faiibow, 1 Wit.i.iAM Mrxno, John C. SnurpxRi', L. W. 1 VoUMAKS, WlI.l.tAM llf.l.lOTT. , . The Radicai. CoxsrtttAfv.?The Washington t Pout comment* as follows upon the organised cotisniraev of if# l?.i.t!??t? "Mr. Chandler, having Already succeeded in ' counting* in a President despite an adverse clce- ' tora\ majority of more than ttve tiroes three, is f said to hold that it tvould he a comparatively / ?at?y matter to count, that small margin out of d the House of Representatives. The vivdiis operj/iritr^*r\a i?c i.'-- i IMflJovs; It is to he as.sinned titut twelve ortifToen districts in the '3Zt'jh,woru carried.-toy the democrats through 1 ,, Mnfttnuhnh n* and violence.' \\ hols-do prose- 11 N4utto>i$^min^U Democrats in tlicse districts arc -l ?^lpi* 'he Federal courts under the, / 1 r ' ' fffitlMI ' 0 31, -ff ys-.-* H'??avnlup'^wftiiipBcgro " affidavits are to ho gaThcred and pourod all ovor to th N vth through ijio celnmns of the Itadicnh pr< <~fo firo'the Northern hinrt. and pr-iluoe a y popular feeling in tiiat section sullieicntly hiitcr t to t idoratc an-1 sustain the revolutionary measure contemplated. Then, the first Monday in ai :ither, 1S71>, the llopublican members | ;v clc.l, supported if necessary hy tin- military for- fy (. i f the grnerahgovernment, nr?j to take posse iuii id' (ho hall of ltenrr-.afitiUivos w>i 01 enough defeated Souther^ Tlcpublicnus to make of uj> a It i! jitoi iiin, and proceed to organize the u, ITcttio!" , Ji OrriciiitM rott tub Kssl'iso Ykah.?At the is mooting of the Stnlo Agricultural and Median- iu icnl Society, hcltl iu Columbia during the Fair, the following officers were elected : i ro n-lent?1$. F. Cvayton. ^, Vice-Presidents?B. II. Mclvcr, 1st Congrcs- i sin'ial District; \V. O. Hinson, 2d Congressional j T>i.-!rict; J. W.* Watts, 3d Congressional District; .1. ('. Foster, -1th Congressional District ; 1). . Ju I'nul Soiourner, f?tli Congressional District. j Executive Coiprniltee?Vfm. Wallace. Kick- ... land : .1. N. Huffman, Lexington; Isaac S. I'.am- 1 bc-'g. Barnwell ; 13. L. Dock. Charleston ; I.. ('. ')0 Thompson. Kcrdiaw; D. I'. Duncan, Union. in Secretary and Treasurer?Thomas \V. Hollo- |>t, wuy. | . . _ da A Wacom I,oai> op Courses.?Cincinnati. ' November If.?At Zsncville, Ohio.nl -1 o'clock ih.; morning, a policeman on ihe bridge bad bis a" fiiu.mVinn4 ftrotiksil l?w ll?? -1* ? ...v- iiuMcimiii- in :i party in a wagon, and when they reached llsc bridge rie he ordered them to halt. Tim driver whipped cj( IrC* horses into a gallop nnil escaped. Tim po- , Herman procured nssistanee ar.d followed llicni fourteen miles before he was able to catch up co: with thetn. I'lion on attempt being made to nr- 1 pu rest tliem, the whole party jumped from the t|1( wagon and escaped to the words. The wagon was found to contain the bodies of four protni* 1 uc'-t citizens, who had been buried in Woodlawn i ' '* (,'crnetery since Monda. I ca? AnK\Ns\s Joins tiii: Sui.ii>' South.?Little i Ttoe!;, November 1-1. From official returns ro \ wo far received there is no longer any doubt of tlic per election of four Democratic Congressmen from this State, namely, 1st district, P. Dunn : I'd, i , W. F. Sientonsj 8d, fiordon P. f'rnren : dlh, j ' Tlnrfi^? M. flnti'ftr. I frt I flic Salcckl]) (Union ?imcs. r B. m. stokks. Editor. J UNION, FRIDAY, NtlYEMMilt 22. 187th tj TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. ? 1 (*o|tv, oim your, in ai>v.\nck, 52.00 ti 2 t"oiiles one \ ar, " " h7!? ft ! .. ' .. . h.50 8 10 " " " " " 15.UU j| v ABVERTISINO. , . Ouo square or one Inch, first Insertion, - - - $1.00 Knell sal-sequent insertion, ------- 7"> |, I.literal discount made t<> tucrchuul.s and ollu-rs advorMhk tor six months or l>y the year. " Obituary Notice* of ten lines or lees, inserted free. " " orcr ten Hues. charged as Advortlsetents. ( BF?U On TueS'lay tinst that venerable Chris- ^ ian Lady, Mrs. t'.issinnda I'ison departed this j ife, aged 75 years. ( BGV? If you want cheap Urocct ies, good and 1 heap Stove9, go to our friend J. II. Rodger.? lie has got just what you want. - TboK? Woldincr Sohool Certificates, "Tni^nauV.^ir auvnntagetocnU 0..I1.C County Treasurer ot his ollice m !!<>us?. . ? , .... \ the Hniou-lxauMat -*8S^fftnU'can he obtained l>y those entitled to Ihctfc upon application nt his store. - O Money Wr.ntod at this Office, Those indebted t > the Trirs ollice, in any \v iy, nrc * rioii:\i/ requested to make payments at once. "If this request o(Vends any one we can't help it. Our creditors don't hesitate to dun us. and ive don't s^c why we should liesilo dun ihosc who oivc us. Gin JIouso and Press Burncil. Oil Friday night last our esteemed citizen, Mr. d. Clotigh 1'arrar had the niisl'ortune to inve destroyed hy lire his Gin House, Cotton Jill, 1 1 hales of cotton, shout. 1000 bushels of otlon seed and a fine Cotton l're.'-s. lite Gin vas run hy water power and tho origin of the ive is n mystery, unless it was caused hy the Tiction of the machinery. " *" , j, Ti03o "Sn?i5atjos nud-8paJQeribs , Which our kin 1 friend, Mrs. Grant, scrft us cere a treat indeed, and as we eat thctp v*c bought great is L'lyssis, hut Mrs. JutiicfcGrnnt ' * much greater, and the occupants oltii^Whita louse sO Union did more to gratify tire tnstis 1 ud npj elites ot Ladies and Fditors than t Ire oc- ' upniits of the liitc House nt Washington. The ' iiy* things which excel Mrs. Grant's Sausage arc 1 or beautiful ladies' ljdls tftli^rer stuck of Trim- '' ,iMgs- - - ! lov- Hampton' t'oudjgqtti. " The latest report from the hed-side of Gov. iamptoti informs us that he is sleadliV lnfnro* ig. lie is quite cheerful nnd believes lie will t a out in a week or two and able to assum* the I ?u ie& of fiov^*a^r ... 1: t lcinev rfrf: , r that hislotics are n ? a? youn it \< jf, vifier such n sen '{fgm >r them to knit 10^0111^roiqain in bod a^^oifAf''* WWJfut nan tiCuMWiit'y tliau attempt to use bi? leg a day too soon. _ X} It Was Our Fault. ""^a* Itfeiluc Col. I>uttean to si(y"tn.\t lie requested i is to pfctify all pcasons iutlrcsted in the hist I l^^tyjiectiiig. gf'tlic Count}1 Commissioners i jSBP^1 s-u^would be held oa Mouday beure"thi? usual had entire- < y forgottdtrit until Jhe Col. remindcTTisTJf >* < ist Tue We regret it more account of I i number #f persons who conic here expectiug o meet ill* Coniiuissiouers on Tuesday. .j tVistowdewisliia'T lis to notice anything in the .a per should luuid in a memoranou... -c _u.? I hey wish, lit I lie oflicc. We are very apt to , argot o'lc^ialf of what is told ua on the street. . . l Square Meal. 11 is not every flditor that can get a squat c 1 ical; but <ve did last Wednesday. On our way t > dinner Tlioinpscm. ol' the Union ilotel, cnj>- 1 ired u^utd after (reatiiig a gootl appetite sat its owjjyrfb one of lis sumptuous meals. We did ' tf^S^nr tRfc table,- hut it was r.o j fl to trying?the more wc cat the more we found 1 i eat, and wc just gave tip irndespair. At the ' nuc table one man appeared to be laying in his 1 inter's supply of butter aud Sweet Potatoes, 1 iuthcr kept calling out Ar-thur inore Hitters? 0 tot her appeared 2iuglic*ed^> good eating silent- 1 filled up, while another seemed to have a ro?- c ebb appetite for corn bread, stretching from ic end of the tablo to the other. At this stage ' thogumcA Billy-dcux arrived informing us ' at be wanted a chance, and the Landlord scat c inmy to clear the table. Our week's supply n laid in, so that we hope no one will nsk us to ~ kc dinner until next Wednesday. Wcare full r good tilings. ' . o. n nother Tatal Shooting. On Tuesday afternoon last, about ii o'clock, a ? llicully occurred in fronof it lie bar-room of Mr. nifd 1!. Peakc between Mr. Pcake and u young ' in by I lie name of J nines Turner, in which truer shot Mr. Peake, the ball entering the dy just above the Navel, passing through the j I entities and lodging near the spine. Mr. 11 akc was taken to his home and medical at tennee summoned immediately, lie lingered '' til half past one the next day when death put ' end to his sufferings. Turner was arrested 1 d is now in jail. Turner is a young unniar- 1' d man and Pcake leaves a wife and three ildren. H] The details of this verv sad affair, m il.?? ' 1 :.e to us, wc think it wotih] ho imprudent to hlish. 'I he law will take its courso, and all ''' i circumstances connected with it will he ''' >ught out at the trial, under solemn oath.? is course we have always pursued in such es, deeming it more just to all parties than give details, of an ex parte character, which uld he likely to prejudice the min is of the to iple and, pel haps, defeat the ends of justice. ' M I lia case is another awful warning against hi; i carrying of concealed weapons and the too j go e u*e af v\1?i?key. j in , i. ? I he Fcnct Law. It will bo seen that eight Townships?Union antuc. Fishdam, Goshen Hill, Hognnsvillo oncsville, Cross Keys and l'iuckuoy?have pe lioncd the County Commissioners to order ai Iccliou in each of those Townships for thopeopl ? elect whether they shall put fences around th tock qr their crops. Among the petitioners ar nany wj^^yetoforc have been bitterly oppose! o any ciniiigv in the law. In one instance w mow of, a larinc of small means?comtnonl, ilylcd a poor lurmcr?has lost fifty bushels o ;orii and a ba.o of cotton fiom the depredation ?f a rich neighbor's stock, and, lie says, li :au't utl'ofi to build fences to keep them oul while bis ri li neighbor lias good fences arouni liis crops bit nllows bis stock to roam wlier tlicy please Another farmer informs ps the one-half of liis crop has been destroyed by stoc belonging t a man wlio don't owu a foot of liini and be can'i stand it Any longer. He also wppoi cd the law, >ut now Aays lie must sell oul if tli lav don't wotect him. We could tell of but: dred of su.:| cases i( this County. t)f coiir: (ltd law will .work Hard upon sonic few, tint they fli-covet by piectical experience that tl difficulties tiny nod- apprehend arc so tiitlii that a little cannot/sense and a trifling outlay mjjucv,AUyy|kcati easily overcome them, cmnty t?ot got many acres of gut land sen Se red about in "old fields," which tin could Jltivate profitably if the rich farnie were c< ipcl'ud to keep their stock up ami tl I in ii'tle non-laud iwncrs madtP* to keep on such st ;k as they were able to pay past urn; and ntj r food for. We c rtsilcr tiic new law emphatically a he ter la v or .the poor farmer than the rich on Wo will publish the law next week. Tho I JishWro. N^M*'ueduy the newly clocted Lcgislatui of tin^Rati will couvonc in Columbia. Mm very imjtortiRt business will have to be acle upon, and tbile we are not of that class wli advocate lij.ty legislation, wo would remind tli members hat the people cave much less for Ion and fre.|urd speeches than tlicy do for lit soundnessJbf the work accomplish!d. If tli "gag law' Until been uppltud to a mitulier i members a the last session, a vast amount. < money woi'.d have been saved the Slate an ihe people IvouM liave been better satisfied. One thing wc hope the Legislature will alien o?the putincM of State Dunk tills for County School or any other than actual Stute taxes.5o long us those bills arc paid for County tuxes 10 long vvfli (lie Counties continue iu debt am lave to pay high credit prices for everythim hey are Compelled to purchase, and so long wil i be impossible to improve the roads, build am aid repair tl ridges. We lutvc'yo^j|Hfnce in the intelligence an> ouesty oj^.thc gentlemen elected to the Lcgisla are froitMlJiiifCounty,lind believe they area tumble or judging wlfat legislation will most Jiducc to the b"frst interests of tho people a: BW*1, " * --? > will not, presume U? in/true mustreujet?vtfi^iicirjiiflBiFi osts and <pinions upon iinnurUnt Foiejt LejAfl^Giffc hate lo be ImrmoifMK^j that I lie ^einters from one section orjetOraS!. cannot aMyr '"' eir tlie jirovis^ '' bejj be tnos beneficial t ''Simdffii"1* *l "cc*"in ulinostsU *K'!!i^^l''lftr,":t**,'t rjf 4.0J M ,-itn for no-wouro Vl iJS^Uiu tHumltS from ifAjWW'lgL t rust them. We SliaT! tunci llj^r doings ^ rilankagiving 1 tru. ..i,, t??e.l*5i?tT J|^g?en Appointc. >y the l'r/sidcnt ol' dk? Un'?^j^tr?te< a day u rhnuUsgrving and l'rlyfr VoAlmighty God. Wo dSjJt see why s?%e filter day in the wecl han Thnutlny Ya'fcnot be selected for Thanks giving dk/T 8f&aL^iiti?sc "jlCoycd on Weekly leivspafihra^un^JiPron"rjduy may be able t< >r.gage in the Rervtkas oltiiaiik? and prayer ike cui?/t>i u lblk.-. & ou?..County auuil ire only Jverhly usitl lenvt^.pro Thursday even ng niul Friday in .ruing, .so dial Thursday i lie busiest day of ilia week -with us. Now tin i.'irnniount <pic.'t<i,n is, sdi.alWhc nation cliangi ts day of llianlcgiviiig or the papers published in Friday ch:ing? -their day of publication? ll unices no difference lo the dailies what day ii owes oh, they save the expenses of a day's is ue any way. In our Vidverti-d.g eolutnus will be found f 'Hank Nfticc" informing nil those unfortunate rcattire-,wlio inaa have notes in the Merchants nd Planters Hani of Union, falling due on the Sth, that they nust anticipate the date by ui anging such pajers, by cash or otherwi.se, or ho day before. If you don't attend to this miter look out hr a "Protest". ? ??- ? ? lore Firo Cistcris, &c. We are glad lo stc that our ever vigilcnt Towr loimcil is digging two tnoro Fire Cisterns or Iain Street?one oil the corner by Sartor's new uilding and one on l)r. II S. Heaty's Corner hey arc well looted and will be found efficient i case of fire in Iunt vicinity. I!y tlio way, would it njt be well for th< onncil to build nn Kngine and Tank Mouse mi whcrc na Moin Street ? We notice th( ink i.s being niucli injured from exposure t? 10 went her, while the Kngine is not properly rotoclcd. We suggest I lint llicy buy tbc lot oppole the office of lite Times and put up a Council liainber?not a largo Hall?with Calaboose, iiginc Mouse and two or three small olliccs un ton.Atl. 'in." * - r ii._ ,~ir. 1-1 !?? * u. Hit IVUI UI I IIV lilllVl'9 won HI p:|J e interest on the money expended and hy a oper economy the principal of tho debt could reduced yearly.' It could bo done without creasing the taxes a dime, we think. . C"?.. J. W. R. Popo has retired from the edirial charge of Speights' Spartanburg Daily, r. l ope is n man of superior abilities ami >de the Daily a power in lho??latc for honest comment. He has Qtir beet Vrishes for success his retirement. I ?- $ - Union at the State Fair. > Wc nro pleased to iiud that Union, though one of the smallest Counties in the State, made . as creditable an exhibition at the State Fair as i any other County. In the list of Premiums wc e find the following awarded to Union : B Ucst Universal Pickles Mrs. II. L. Goss ' Strawberry Jelly Mrs. it. L. Uoss " Siberian Crab Apple Preserves..... ' Mrs. II. I<. Goss e " Strawberry Preserves Mrs. II. L. Goss y ' Green Cantaloupe Preserves ' II. L. Goss ' Cherry liouncc ' 11. L. Goss " Celery, Miss Annie Thompson 3 ' Knitted Toilet Mutts..Mrs. W. A Nicholson 9 " Feather Mutt Mrs. M. J. Clurk le II rn 1? 1 ^. iiuvoii turn nun. i. ? ????vi ' " Grade Heifer, 2 to 3 yours old " " Heavy draft brood marc and Colt c J.T. Douglas: H .. ?? ? Filly, "2d premium D. 1*. Dunciw , ?. ' ' Mare*.., D 1\ Duncni ' I.igbt ?' Filly 1 year old, .1 T Douglas; * > Thoroughbred Stailion J. C. llimiu ic ' '!V Brood Mare and Colt, 2i premium ....J. C. llutitc << .. Mare .t...J. C. llttnle w < ? Filly, '2 years old, '2d preui il J. C. lluutc ,u In tlie races we fiuil Union still in the frotil winning four, Mr. Hunter's horse, Gov. Hamj ton winning two against the fastest horses o tho course. Having mislaid the report ot tlios iayes, TTC at e uiiaoto HT glTU mtnr.~**(p*' On the Inst day Snntuc looms up as tho wit 'y ncr of two races, as follows : ,-s The tirst race was a single dash of half a mill ?e free lor all ages. The entries and the result jy were as follows : Santuc, tirst ; Main llraci r i second ; l.ula Star, third. Time 0.(10.}. .Second race?Three qtinrters of a mile dasl handicap, free to all ages. Sautuc. tirst; Asti t roid, second; Oh! My, third; Main llract e. fourth. Time 1.1(1.1. The llcyiatcr further compliments Union il the following : ,c i'hree elegant Afghans, one the work of Mrs 'A m. Ileal tie, of Greenville, another the liaudi 1 wotk ot a lady of Union, and the thit*.* cntcrc I t:y some lady whose name we could not obrfiiu in and which hung over the thousands of othe ic n|''teles of woman's skit! and ingiuuity, wer universally admired. rr < ^ Hut the local Kilitor of that paper, in speak ing of the magnificent ball given under tb l> auspices of the Carolina Club, on Thursday night of tho Fair, caps tlie climax of Union* I triumph, in the foflowing compliment to one o Iter purest and fairest daughters : All of the ladies were elegantly dressed an< 1 looked lovely, but the loveliest pair of lilac! 'i eyes that shouc upon the occasion, sparkled tun _ sited an elc'tlrict light, as it were, over tin ( whole scene, wet'e possessed by the chnriuinj Miss , of Union. Aflerthis wo arc "no ' at home" to any lady callers until next spring b Don't be afraid, Mr. l!i; hardson. If you gc ' into trouble about it, call upon Union for in lp ' and wo'll send pou a dor.cn just such girls ns the otic you speak of, to defend you. f 1 * * a. Savannah Weekly Nows. B In that popular paper, the Siivnnii'thJrck'ii ^ Xews, of November 23d, will be cnmJ^tccd a new serial story of absorbing interest, out it It* t "Afterward '' team thc.gl;Iiarming stories,'1-* Ab .. lir. Ni*?_"sJ^gjThiet*' o*?T^Mrs. 4)are,'' have ad del such litcrary^i(crest to ftiis deservedly pop L nlar journal. The A Via-* also cotnntencos the.publication of j I, s.-rle; of articlos on 'Orange Culture,' written ex ,1 pressly for its pages by Mr. C. Codrington, of Flo s rida. These articles, which have been prepare* after tnuelt practical experience and careful cm i sultation of tbe best authorities, will be of ape fecial interest to those engaged in the culture c 1 Writs changing stories by Southern authors, the t CoUnions of its numerous cortcspon^jM^^^Jfethirntilli itsjte^ij'jojtluent, / raMlgtt ana dflflBpTc, irt reliable market rcp>mj| Editor in I ctWiuicnts, and choice tuteceThiueWs ' 'readings, makes the Wttkly Xru-a one of tiitj most instructive, entertaining, and valuable 1 newspapers in the South. Cum: run Coxscmiiios.?The Medical llc.-nrd describes a new euro for consumption, 'lite * points arc, first to clear the lungs by de$ t. tnrci, ble breathing second, to establish perfect dit gestion, l>y eatfrg good, well cooked food; third, to promote the healing of the tubercles by cating salts of lime ; fourth, to take plenty of out4 door cxcvoisc, and sleep in apartments with ? the windows opl-ft, summer and winter. Many years ago we knew a young Lady who, I it was supposed, was rapidly passing to the t grave, front Consumption. Alt old sea Captain I- happenc 1 to visit her father and saw her. lie told her that his sister, when about her age, wan in prcisoly lite same condition, but was then? twenty years afterwards?a bale hcarly woman. She cured herself by every morning stepping tc the open window er outside door and respiring freely, first emptying the lungs nnd then tilling them with fresh air, frequently respiring in that way. She n'so found that exercise or horseback, in clear weather, was very beneficial. Kr-Ki.fxisM in Onto.?Ku-Kluxism, stamped out in Kentucky, re-appears in Ohio. Foi months Darke County in that State has beer terrorized by h gang of ruftians calling them 1 selves Kcgulntors. At least two citizens hav? ' been shot dead in their houses; another, a col . ored man, has been kidnapped ; and nearly n l dozen others, including a colored lawyer, have been ordered to leave the county tinder pain ol death. Several of thenr have done so, groat it ' the fear which these lawless desperadoes have , inspired. .Seven of the gang have at Inst bcex , arrested ami locked up to await trial ; better | late than never, lint the rest are still nt large 1 to commit fresh murders. It concerns the good name 01 '?iuo Hint they shall be brought to jus tice witli tlie least possible delay.?N. V. .S'iin. 1 ? ? Biu:tai, Aksai'i.t.?About noon yesterday, as 1 James (Mirer, a youth of sixteen yeais of age, who had been sent to the country in n wngou ' for a load of liny, was approaching the city, a > negro suddenly sprang in front of the hcrsc when near the termination of the Springfield road, and seizing the hridlc brought the nnima! to a halt. At the same time he hurled a rock which lie hnd in his right hand nt the young man with terrihle force, the stone striking him on the head and knocking him senseless. The negro then snatched up tho whip dropped by Oliver, and a stalk of sugar cane ami retreated. A colored boy who was in tlie wagon with young Oliver recognized the negro, and stated that his 1 name was Sam. A warrant has been issued for Ills arrest.?S'tr/tnn/ih S'rttt S'orrmhrr 13. SouthkhnCot.tivatok?Smsct^riON IU:i>ucki>. ?The November luunbcr of this excellent agricultural journal reached this oflicc promptly on time. It is brim full of valuable rca.ling for the farmer, gardeper, stock-raiser and housekeeper. The arliole. 'Thoughts for the Month," on the first page of this paper, is taken from the November Cultivator. The sub'criptioti price of the Cultivator has been reduced froiu $2.00 to SI.00, thus placing it within the reach of every , farmer and every farmer shuulJ subscribe. i ? _ . ? ? t If whisky brings the real mnn out, what , brings the real whiskey when a man is out?? , Respectfully referred to the members of press of this aud all other counties.?Col. Kejistrr. The "moonshiners" are the only ones that r briug real whiskey to these parts. But the Revenue fellows don't allow much ligit by 5 moonshine now?their deeds are evil. \ Arriioriu ations ani> Or kicks to tin Rkdi'csd. " "- v..i!!?a? iv cmfer* , ?unruiucr, ?r.| iw<ii?wv j. once between the Greenback ?".l U crntij J were ^c^nJu^^penced with 1 the over-burdened taxpajcrs. r iii- vvT F vTm nr. in Mostoomrby.?Mofttgom'? orv November 14.? Warren X llnruch, grocery ?- mfe.unts here, failed ^^ n liabilities, (.ood aseoU ml pro^ty^? i in' 0 it, i i creditors accpt a i- . ' Sovt Monky Won't Do.?[Jfnshvillc American. , Dcni.]?There is no doubt about the meaning of 3 the result, nnd any attempt of the Democratic , party to stand upon Ohio ideas in the future ' will be simple suicide. A sound, stable con, vertiblc currency is what the people of this country arc determined to have. MAltlilKD. a T1 NSLEY?11 AWKINS?Married, on The 10th insl., at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. lieu. Hawkins, by Kev. J. S. llailey, Mr. 1 ua E. Tinslky to Miss 8. E. Hawkins?all of j Union. ^ Arrivals at tho Union llotol. Henry 0. Law, I,. 15. Austin, New York ; e John 11. MeFaddcn, I'liiladelphia; Hon. Win. Aiken nnd wife, Charleston ; O. F. Simpson, T. * W. Frcsi'iun, Atlanta ; C. Mc(! Arckin, Mt. Tabor; c W. M. t'reoksbanks, James I5rewn, Greenville ; f W. A Moloney, Midway, Teun.; -dlcv. A. A. James, W. G.-AYistin, (1. S. Nolartd, County; ' A. 1?. James, L. N. Waters, John S. Marshall, I A. 11. Waikct, T. J. Wear, Tlios. J. Waters, Laurens; C J. Duudns, Waller llohhs, Greensj b?ro, N. C.; W. 1'. Itobbv. A. S. Wallace, York. ville ; C. Watkins, J. S. Ellett, llichmond, Yn.; I E. C. Green, L. Steiner, Jr., Ihiltimorc, Md.; e J. F. Gist, Joseph Strauss Arthur Irwin, W. W. , Hughes, W. B. footer, Cornelius W illsrd, Town; , tl. W. Finney, Va.; John Sevier, J. K. Iiogau, Tennessee; \V. W. Sims, Goshen Hill; C_ D. *? Farrar, O. M. Sadler, S. t\; W. Y. HolUntLC. 1 t\ Hoke, Atlanta; J. E.'Lindsey. E. (5 Mnjffijjfl, --? . Thomas Litilejohn, Joncsvillo : J. F. Ntfrnwinr i Itogunsville ; J. 15. Flzell, Columbia,^. C. ! >1. Hunt. Spartanburg; Joseph Suscuig, Greenville^f w * Tcnn.; d,.A.JL'orry. C. 1*. Sanders Gatfney City; * It, F. Davidson, Char^,,C' N'1 & j ' s ' Tho Markets. - - K i -jr-V- ^ . J, ^ - ? V ^ t I- I ?Cot ton Tw Nut with Sinn lit n?r. ' * _ , "O r ^ pn?T " *. -lofNirarket liusli%en brialu**the - >g fcopj 8f. ,,oa ^ *-fLjgTZ~. > SrAin^yAwu, K^|, A'.r. 20. j^^nt "A U^^a^kbarjr 7 fr 1 Wr- 8 .wiOTnM!* sj ,. ?i . Good' middling 8*-15 . . i ('?aui.hston, Noveinhor 1". C iton i,u!et <?gN ?middling 01; low middling '.J ; good ordinary 8;. " **? ' Nr.w York. Nov. 10.?0. 1'. M.?Cotton dull; * f silesfi'dl?middling upland* 9 7-10 ; middling ' rlonis 9 11-10; consolidated not receipts 30,4-i?. ' Livhrpo.m., Nov. 19?12M.-Cotton in fair demand?middling uplands 5 9 10 middling Orleans 0. .^| ^ ' Sl'ECI.YL NOTICE TO TUB LADIES. 4H We desire to inform our I.ady friends tlint wo Si ^iU'9 jccmdly rcceiveda beautiful line of < loaks, Wl money can be bttem jf-Odffi. >*n J tha|. We have also established a B.inWirTrt1^^? whero you can find 2 Laoo Hull's for 6 c-nis, 2 papers pins fur f> cents, and llandker- . cli'cfs in abundance :u 5 and 10 cents each.? i Our Stock in till of its departments is complete, and from our increased sales, purchasers , evidently assured that ilirv lm?? J ?"?? >? bni gains front its. We endeavor lo consult tlie wishes of-om^* Cutrons :in J will certainly make it to their tdw ^yikJ| i vantage to deal with us. SPEAKS & COLTO^V'**1^^^ , Nov 22 40 tf BANK NOTICE. i Merchants' & Planters' National Bank of Union, ; Union, S. C., 18th Nov. 1878. ; rilllUHSDAY 28th inst. being a legal holiday i 1 this Bank will be closed. Taper nmtur ing that day must he paid on Wednesday 27th lust. * E. K. WALLACE, Coahier.^* Nov. 22 47 It ' MRS. E. RICHARDS'" i t New Millinerv -- sr | HAS ARRIVED. I WOULD respectfully inform the Ladies of Union (although bo often forgotten by Mr, t Stokes) tlint 1 nin still in Union, and read/ to I supply litem with the choicest and ciieXpest goodh IX MY LINE. I am receiving new ^Jilliucry Ooo.ls monthly, and would he pleased to lmvo the Ladies call ami see my i Superb Hals, Handsome Flowers and Feathers, Silks, Velveteens, ( Collarets, Neck Ties, Tucking Combs, &c., &c. My motto is good Ooods, low prices and short profits, which is euro to mnkc quick sales. 1' Von lHu*f Cull mill Kre wliuf a fine l^sorlau nt I've Rot. K. HKIIAHU!?, Nov 22 47 If