The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-02

R1cH1AND TRUE REPUBLICANS We
have been requested to publish the fol.
lowing ticket:
For The Legislature J. Palmer,
N. l.. Edwards. John P. Adams, r. I.
Cannon.
| Clerk of Court-D. B. Miller.
Judge Of Irobae-S. D. Swygcrt.
Sheriff.. T. Dent.
Cor0ner-J. FL. Williams.
School Coanmissioner-V. H. Berkeley.
County Con,missioners-M. J. Calnan,
Ellison Weston. January Simpson.
Solicftor-N. Barnwell.
This may be termed the boilers from
the Boilers ticket, and is emphatically
the best one yet put forward.
PHGN1X1ANA.-Goo actions proceed
as naturally from good thoughts as roses
from their bushes; and bad actions pro-
ceed as naturally from bad thoughts as
unwholesome weeds and plants from the
unhealthy and impure places OF the
earth.
Kindness is the mnsic of good will to
men; and on its harp the smallest fingers
may play heavens sweetest tunes on
earth.
Leave nothing that ia necessary in any
matter undone; we rate ability in men
by what they finish, not by what they
| attempt.
There are two ways of going through
this world. One is to mako the hest of
it, and the other is to make the worst of
it. Those who take the latter course
work for poor pay.
Memory presides over the past, action
over the present. The first is a rich
temple, hung with glorious trophies. and
lined with tombs; the other has no
shrines but duty, and it walks the earth
like spirit.
Life. according to the Arabic proverb,
is composed of two parts, that which is
past, dream, that which is to come,
wish
1t may sound like paradox, yet the
breaking of both wings of an army is a
pretty sure way to make it fly.
A large and varied lot of cards, suita-
bic for weddings. invitations, visiting
and business purposes, have just been re-
ceivcd at this Office, which, owing to the
dull season, will be printed at low rates.
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ARRESTED. Captain Foster Blodgett,
Jr., late of Atlanta. Georgia, but now
resident of this State, was arrested here,
Oil Monday night, under a warrant
issued by Trial Justice Richmond, upon
the affidavit of Martin J. Hinton, of
Atlanta, who charges Blodgetta with
shaving. on the 10Th day of July, 1869.
forged, or caused to be forged. the name
of George P. Burnet to his official bond
OF S100, 600, AS Treasurer of the Western
and Atlantic Railroad, in said State, the
same being bond for money" The
accused appeared before the Trial Jus
tice, yesterday morning, for q prelimi-
nary hearing. Mr.. Leroy F. Youmans,
representing the prosecutor, asked for
one weeks time, in order to send for
witnesses, or obtain further afidavits
from Georgia. The motion was op-
posed by NIr. s. L. Hoge, representing
Blodgett. After hearing the arguments
Of counsel, the Trial Justice ruled that
only one affidavit had been produced
against the accused, and no evidence
having been brought to sustain the
charges, he. rs Trial Justice, would
not feel warranted in OBTAINING citizen
of South Carolina upon such q grave
charge, without better evidence; and
thereupon dismissed the case. It is
understood that the necessary proof to
the charge made in the affidavit will be
forthcoming, when Mr.. Blodgett will be
re-arrested.
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