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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31

the object of life is life, and the best
and purest and happiest that can come
of it. all needless isolation is crime
against the soul. in that it is Il surren-
der and sacrifice of noble opportunities.
We are. therefore. not Sorry TO see
farms growing larger. provided those
who work them will get nearer togeth-
er and that is what they ought To do.
ANY farmer who plants himself and his
family alone-far from possible neigh
bnrSLtakcs upon himself terrible re-
suonSihilitv. 1t is impossible that he
and his should he well developed and
thoroughly happy there. He will he
forsakcn in his old age by the very
children for whom he has made his
great sacrifice. They will fly to the
towns for the social food and stimulus
for which they have starved. We new
or hear of Il colony settling on Il West
crn prairie without Il thrill of pleasure.
1t is in colonies that all ought to settle,
and in villages rather than on Separa-
ted farms. The meeting. the lecture.
! the public amusement. the social assem-
/ hly. should he things easily reached.
! There is no such damper upon free so
cal life aS distance. y long road Is the
SurcSt bar to neghborly intercourse. If
the social life of the farmer were richer,
his life would 10y that measure he the
more attractive.
After all. there are farmers who will
read this article with IL sense of atfront
or injury. a> if 10y douhtiug or diSpHt-
ing the SIIiticiency of their social OPP
purtnnitieS we insult them with Il sort
of contempt. We assure them that
they cannot afford to treat thoroughly
sympathetic counsel IN this way. We
know that THEN wives ana daughters
and sons are on omr side, quarrel with
H. a~ they may: and the women and
children are right. The old man,
Who rides to market and the post office,
amd mingl,., more on less in business
with the world. gets Ilong tnlcrahll
we'll : ndt it i the >taNcis at home who
suffer. Instead of growing wiser and
better a. they grow old. they lose all
The gr.ict.S of life in umIncaninS drudg
cry, and instead OF ripening in mind
and heart. the simply dry up "r decay
Ne are entirely satisfied that the great
rurst of tanning life i'll America j. it,
Isolation. Ii Is useless to say that mru
sham the farm because They are lazy .
! he American Is ;iui Il lall man ANY
. here; tIit II, i social. and he Will tlN
from i life that l. NOT social to one that
j. If We are Ia have a larger AMI hct
f.. ter population irN otcd t" agriculture.
isolation mas; hc >huuucd and the
" hole police of settlement hereafter
must hc r"ttrnllcd "r @Icatl, modified
, hl social considerations. Ncrihut,' to,
Jan..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31
Look to Your Cellars.

1t is said that the summer of ISzo
will be greatly productive of epidemic
diseases. and that the cholera will in
wade us from all sides. Now it i, -
practice of many farmers in the North
en States to bank up their cellars
tightly in the autumn, leaving no ven
tilation and no chance for the etfiuvia
arising from decaving vegetables to eS-
cape. excepting through the cracks in
the rooms above. Is it any wonder
that scarlet fever. diptherea. measles
and small p"X prevail where such is the
practice ! If the children are sick and
die, do not call it Il dispensation of
providence. on lay the blame upon the
cold winter, but look to the cellar.
whence the trouble springs. If there
are rotten fruit. bins of decaying pota-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31
The Electoral College.

Those who are disposed Al this early
day to make calculations of the rlcrtu-
rial vote of 1872. will remember that
there will hc considerable variation
from the vote of lists. l"th htcdli>,.
three States Virginia Florida and
TeXas-did not participate ia THAI clcc-
tion. and because the number of clcc-
tors have been increased hN ~ through
the new superintendent. Thus the
whole number of electoral votes in the
presidential election will he - greater
than in the last, The following table
will show the vote "t l-C-. the popular
maioriticS III each State. and the. rlrct"-
raj votes of each in t. and -:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31

y man appl Wing tor the place of over
seer ON Il southern plantation present
ed the follow ing letter OF Introduction
and Endorsement "Mr.-: Sir, ! am
solicited 10y Nom friend Ito endorse
his eUl"gy above which do. His
habits are temperate. his DISPOSE
ti"n c"mGcuial to social tluemcy in bust
ness. lis comprehension of agricul-
tarr i exquisite arti'ul. His tirmness
III his capacity equals his >ohlictN in
habits. Also. have never been cspous-
ed. he leads a life of ceIibacy: so |
think all the characteristics relative
t" }roIuanrk are crmtcIcd III him
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31
FOWELES ADVERTISEMENTS.
KANSAS REGISTERED BONDS

SAFE and Profitable Investment Bonds. Some of
wra!ihicSt COMMITTEES IN EA<-i>-Nllru. And.r-
SON. Franklin johnson and Douglas Counties
Registered by the state of Kansas. Interest and
principal paid 10y the STATE Treasurer. The Bonds
pay per cent. interest. and over three. Years
old. the coupons having been always Regularly and
promptly paid. For statistics and information
address SAM'L \. GAlLOED \ co 33 Wall st
y y GifN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31

Blessed are they VII" seek relief from Liver
Complaint i:iliuusncss Bad Blood Pimplcs
B"tchrs. ErUptinns. aough skin Salt Rhcum
Fry ,prias and Scr"iupuS Diseases by the use of
l'r i'irrcr'S Alt. ENt Golden Medical Discovery
t'I they shall he happy in knowing that the il
complete sold by all druggists .Igi
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31

! know two girls born t" wealth.
In their early Youth they were rich.
careless. free. They walked and drove
and hunted and hnated and drank great
drau%ht> of happiness and health. Pres
entity trouble came. affairs wcr" inVolV-
ed. The >talWHrt father became II con
lii1ncd aud helpless invalid. Did they
sit down and wiring their hands Did
they 90 moaning all their days. hegging
men to give them i little sewing. Il lit
tie teaching. Il little copying! Not
they. They began in Il small way in il
country town t" keep dry goods and
grocery store. They gave fair measure
and right change. They kept what
people wanted: and if anything WAS
called for which they had not. they put
it down on the list OF future purchases
They had the clc.n">t and incest gro
Gerry for miles around. They hired il
clerk. and bought Il horse. and built Il
house. and are at This moment mdrpen-
dent property holders a> we'll ~ piqu-
ant and agreeable women. GdH Hdm-
UpH.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31
10 PER CENT, NET.

The Iowa LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY will invest
money III first class Real Estate, per cent
interest. net. payable, semi annually in New York
and will guarantee the collection OF all loans made
through its agency. All charges paid hy the Dor
rover. New York and New England references
and Iull particulars sent on application. Samuel
Merrill tlat- Governor of Iowa.. President Adj
drrs. JAMES b. HEARTW ELL. >rcy Drawer l67
IhS MuinrS Iowa
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NOTICE!

st. JOhnsbury Vt NAV II Is7a
This Is to certify that | have given my son
Joseph farodlx, the remainder of his time during
tracing nor claim any of his wages after this date
His
JOSEPH y PARODIX.
Marx.
j. +. COMFY Z Witnesses l61-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31
LIGHTNING RODS.

Munson's Copper Tubular Lightning Rod, with
Spiral Flanges. is the most complete protection
against lightning ever invented. Endorsed by the
scientific world and by Wholesale Dealers from
Maine to Georgia. Send for Circular to LOCK
HART & CO. 234 Penn. St, Pittsburgh, Pa. or y.
Y. COPPER LIGHTNING ROD co. 33 Union
Square North). New York.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31

hahdrr scientific Department. The primary
"GJect oi TINS department is to give a thorough
euucatlnn un scientific basis The course of study
Is founded mainly Mathematics. the Natural
Sciences, and Modern Languages. Its graduates
ma AT once lucrative positions civil mechani-
cal engineers. teachers. i'll various scientific
pursuits Address President Smith, or Prof f. X
Ruggles, Hanover, y. ii. e.11
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31
far Sale.
66 Acres of Land.

The subscriber will sell a lot of 10 acres in the
town of Lyndon-15 miles above Lyndonvllle, on
the "Bemis Hill road-eight acres meadow and
the remainder pasturage and tillage.
Price $40 per acre Terms, part down. ana
credit for the remainder
IONA. ADAMS.
getf West Concord. Vi.
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PICTURES FRAMED

at Il few moments notice Nv frames aIr mann.
iaciured by workman VIII" is employed by Mc,srs
L; " l. aIlhanks On the hnest of their work and
WI" rs acknowledged In be of the best work
men i'll this state
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No. ~ State Street opposite hilby Street Hu~i,l
Mass.
After an extensive practice of upwards al thin.
wears continues to secure patents i'll the United
States also in Great Britain. France and Othrf ipr
rign countries. Caveats. specifications. bonds a,
ignments, and all papers drawn for Iat,!.r-
executed on lihcIa terms and with deSpatch L..
searches made int" American OF foreign works r.,
determine the validity utility of patents ,l .,.
vrntions-and legal ~ other advice rendered d.. all
matters touching the same Copies of th, claims of
any patent furnished by RENTING q A--..l
nrnts recorded al Washington
TESTIMOSIALs.
4 REGARD Mr.. Eddy one of the un~t ~.,,,--' 3
and capable practitioners with whom | hay. I. al
official intercourse CHAS. MASON.
Commissioner uf Patents
i have no hesitation in assuring inventors u 81
they cannot employ person more competent and
Trustworthy. and more capable of puttiu- then
application III a form to secure for them an rar..
and favorable consideration AT the patent ufic,
EDMUND RTEkE Late Commissioner ul Ia
tents.
Mr. K. II. Eddy has made for me 10 applications
un all but unc ut which patents have been gIaIi"i
and that is pending. such unmi~Iah-4'..-
proof of great talent and ability on hi, pan I,.id-
me to recommend all inventors To apply To- him ru
pruCur,. their patents they may Ice SURF Ui ui.
in. Ih, most faithful attention bestowed uH then
cases. and at very reasonable charges.
B"st"m Jan. /. I-12.-ly. JOHN TAGGAEI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31
House & Small Farm for Sale.

The John Morse place consisting of t""-storI
house. and out-buildings, and ahont 10 acres oil
land, situated in the village of ST. Johnsbnry en-
ire is offered for sale. There is good spring wafer
running to both house and barn. All the land is
about the buildings level accessible, easily work
ed. and in a good state of cultivation.
The place is desirable for any who wants
small place i'll a quiet village. convenient to church
es and schools. As the trains run scholars can
attend the ST. Johnsbury Academy, or the High
home
For particulars, enquire of e. VI. STONE at this
office or on the premises -3tf
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r. STATIONS
WN AT MALVE FARMS

TATTEE>AII.
Brown stallion. l5t hands f"alrd Nug. 3 I-G1 hy
Rysdyk : llamhl.t"nian dam 10y Daniel Lambert
UN Ethan Allrn ont OF Fannie Cook. lay AhlallahI
al dam tiuak"Ir>s. 10y N"unI Emperor Ihy bridges
Emperor ont al fhrrUh bl Ahdallahb. :Id dam bv
SIT 'haIlrs. thoroughbred sou of puI"c-will make
TIA" season of l-'2 at Malvern Farms NuTrisN lille
Lam"ille 60. Vt. at $50 I" insure.
Brown stallion Ii hands fnalrd June l. I-,ii
10y Gc"rs" VI. Paichtn ont "i QuLkrrrsS (I,rdigrtr
ahoNr)-will make the season at same place al 81
to insure. Mares kept Al reasonable, rates at own
risk. AiMDN W GEISNOI ID
F"r circulars. and all matters pertaining To the
horses. address HENRY :. Town. Supcrint ru,irnt
Morrisvillr. VI. IG1I
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ltbKII. AID.

BY 'L,r"n dan h, William Tell .Iand dam bl
old Ahdallah i.al,d l-t.5 Irt hlt,h L. hands
W Ill ais" serve AT ell 10 insure.
Mares kept at owners risk. For circulars living
full particulars. address
Jt>rIN II. MuULTON West Randolph. Vt
llIB
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Grand Medallion

"I palmer cases. Tn, new Stll,. Ne. ~ III I>I-
ant CASE with stops. Viola Diapas"m. Mcl"da,
flut" and Irrmulant. prize. >I@'. IL especial
tstN"rii"- Mason 4 Hdmlu ORGANS. 80 and up
ward. \ competent Music I,;t'hrT will h,. found
nj the store and tln~' via" favor her with THEN
patronage assured they shall the most
thorough instruction
Family FHv"rI;" ~,.wiug MtchIu,.~. Together with
Machine, Findings. Best " Ilmaniic Cotton at -
rents per duzu. Call and 'N:Inimr t!>, Machines
which -iy- the greatest satisfaction. Payments
may IL, made monthly miscellaneous when i, sired
Dld Machines I-IIIrrd 60
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THREE YEARS \ MAN-TRAP

~ l. : ARTHUR. Companion To TEN NIGHTS IN
4 BAR, Room Beautifully bound and illustrated
frice 81 Most powerful work of the kind ever
written. Every PAGE Of hriUing Interest. Agents
wanted everywhere. Nothing lik, it To sell. One
c.invassrr reports ~ sold in IA, hour, Do,I rGir
time q" dedd bookE. Writ for Illustrated Circular
terms etc. I" q. VI. SMITH y CO. Publishers II
Rrnnmtield ST Boston.
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Carriage and Repair Shop for Sale
For Sale or Rent !
THE WiLLOUGHBY LAKE HOUSE

situated at rh, head Of Will.a. hhy Lake, in miles
ih, W,~I Eurh, ~tIti"u an tlr'. F;t>Sump~Ic
Railroad
Ih, lI"u>. j. III good repair. and except mrni
;uIc. ready iu thu COMING ~,::~'u. Mn also h.
sold with II thu purchaser d,-~irr~ Il large lot al
i.InhrIr'i land we'll l",.I1rd and convenient t"T
lumh,IIu-.
"ill""-hhN l.Hh". With g ll"r and lhs9ah
ll~n. almost p,lI" udiculaTll. 5000 irrt rIth,l
iii, j. pI ,Ii",,d hl The t"dII>i. 1t really is
al TIM charming places "i summer resort
all New I.n-iaI.d
Ih- parry owning tins pr"l'rtN has "lh,I
hd~iI,~> .ti.d NIL sell low and such time shall
SAT- IL" purchaser Apply I" III" subscriber At
Mr'tlinIr- all. Man'. "r tu David y Trail
W,~i EuIkr Vi. 81 " ". Gruut. Barton Vi
\ Z DENNI>ON Proprietor
=,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31
JAM ES BERRY.
Dartmouth College.

REtEiPTS-A new lot just printed Also
IL collectors and Post Masters RccciIts
at CALIFORNIAN OFFICE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31
FSAJp0Qm0N
A&NINSTITUTE

The object III establishing this lnstitutiou
Wa /" attain the greatest perfection in tn
preparation, practice, and use of Vegetable
Remedies and /" secure a permanent place
whcrr families invaIils, or any person, couli
obtain the best medical advice, and such rem
rIi,- ~ each might require, without the Us
Of poisonous drugs.
DR.. Greene ha> been Physician of the In.
turr since IL foundation now more tlar
tw-ut, five wears. DIR. Greene is in his fitr,
itrH year, and has devoted hi life To- hi
branch "t hi profession; and hi success. rs.
hr!ir.a. i without parallel.
Among thv di-,a>c> To which Ire give 49,
lrcial attention NAV be- noticed Cancer. Scr.
ula Catarrh Bronchitis Consumption. Hear,
Hi-'ri-". Neuralgia. Asthma. Nervousness
rheumatism. Paral III, Spinal Disease D.
ia.l~i1. Liver Complaint Female Complaint,
FIiu; Stomach. Ery>ipela>, White SwrlIiu-
~aIr Rhcum. Cankrr, Deafness. Kidney Di-
,.t-,.- Seminal Weakness Sc.
Il, Order "f the Board of Managers. Dr.
''g.rnr'~ Medical Pamphlet. descriptive Of
'>,st>''>, and their proper treatment, will ly
III ire /" in,alid>; also lis Treatise uu
,!t-ry>r> "t the Hair and Scalp.
Adirr~, Il. GREENE, MD.
81 Temple Place Boston. MAJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31

LNAMILS PLATING, with Il powerful little
L battery, to be found well nigh in every house.
and will not cost two cents. with full directions for
plating with Gold, Silver &c. will be sent to any
address by forwarding one dollar To GEO WIN,
TER. Ortonville. Oakland Co Mich.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-05-31
Wood! wood!!
HOYT'S BLOCK.
GREAT CHANCE FOR BUSINESS

The subscriber having removed from 81. John
bury offers his block K X. Street for sale, said
block being divided into three good sized stores
with basement. or Nv" offices and five t"ne
ments For business purposes the locatlnm Is NiIpt
Iior Ia i'll the village: nO trouble III letting the
stores trnemcnt- indeed there are two applica
lions I" chance tor either families or traders
Apply to y. j. WILLARD.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-09

leather and water melon-Miss NJ Leve-
rett. Chocolate. apple jelly and jelly
caka-Mrs EJeSkson, Columbia. Iced
Oake-Miis Walt6our, Columbia. Sponge
.cake-Mrs d Npnamakef, Lexington.
Cranberry jellies, oraoge preserves, cat
sup water melon aud mixed pickles
Mrs John MoCamon, Columbia. Rasp-
berry jam, ounce jelly, strawberry, cher
~ and damson preserves, artichoke pic
kles and blackberry jam-Mrs 81 W Law
son, Abbeville. Fox grape jelly, axt jar
pickles Miss A III Tickling, Richland.
Jajube ieliy-Mrs John Fisher. Colum-
Rla. Blackberry ielly-Mrs E @ Mont
gomery, Columbia. Scuppernong pre-
serves-MfsFDB B B'DeSaussure, Rtohland.
Pear presorves-Mrs F NJ Galbraith,
Yorkvil!e. Mixed pickles-Mrs J s
Guignard, Columbia Tomato catsup,
blackberry oofdial--Mrs e E Dorsey,
Columbia. Walnut catsup-Mrs M Y
Harth, Lexington. Picked fgs, black
berry wine-Mrs " Rivers, Columbia.
Fig paste-Miss Julia Rivers, Columbia.
Pumpkin marmalade, rose cordial-Mrs
Geo Kaigler, Lexington. Lemon jelly
Miss jennie Gibbes, Richland. Sassa-
fras oordial-Mrs @ A Wolfe, Lexington
Currant wine, maple molasses-Mrs r
Stark Means, Virginia. Brandy cherries
Mrs Julia 81 benson, Virginia Brandy
plu,ns-Mrs John Witherspoon. Society
Hill. Grapo wine-Mrs T W Rabb.
Fairfield. Scuppernong wine-J l. Dove.
arlington. Brandy peaches, beeswax,
ta!low and candles-Mrs II W Lawson,
AbbeviIle. Pure grape vino. honey in
comb-H Riggs, Orangeburg. Apple
wine-J Y L Partlow, Abbeville. Chi
nese syrup, jar pioktes-Mrs d Nuna.
maker, Lexington. Tomato and straw
berry preserves Ursnline Convent
Haw prescryee-Mrs A G Spain, Oar
lington. Fig preserves-Mrs D Lewis
White peaches A q Spain, Oar.
lingtou.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-09

RAILROAD AooIDRNrs.-Oar, railroad
has, in q measure, lost its character for
freedom from accidents. On Saturday
before last, the mail car jumped fkom the
track, in the cut near Lyles Ford; ;'andthe
mail agent and conductor narrowly es-
capped being killed. On the Monday fol-
lowing, the new passenger car took
notion to ''bolt the track" two miles
above Lyles Ford, and turned complete
somersanlt down an embankment, land.
ing in field. Fortunately no personal
injury was done to any one, from either
of the accidents. Union Times.
ARRESTS IN WALTON COUNTY, GA.-On
the night of the 1st inst, brace of
United States officers, piloted by one
George A. Harris, colored, quandom
candidate for the Legislature in that
County, arrested the following citizens
0! Walton Comfy: David Row. Robert
McGaughey, VIM. Hearn, - Key,
white, and VIM. Neal, Charles Felker,
George johnson (colored.) They we're
carried off to Atlanta to answer to the
charge OF Ku Kluxing the said George
A. Harris. Chronicle.
Thos. B. Jeter has been elected State
Senator from Union County, by vote
of 1,791. His majority over Byron, the
highest opposing candidate, is 1,006;
over Mobley 1908.
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MORE ARRESTS. .-Wm. 81. Franks, one
of the most peaceoble citizens of this
County, was arrested at this place, on
last Tuesday, and lodged in Jail for few
hours, but was afterwards. on the same
day, by the kind and accommodating
disposition of Commissioner Runkle,
brought out and admitted to bail in o
bond of IS. 900, to appear for trial at the
next term of the United States Court at
Columbia. VIM. Peterson was also ar
rested on the same day, and lodged in
Jail. John Davenport, Esq. was arrest
ed on last Saturday. for alleged violation
OF internal revenue laws. he was
bailed in bond of 81, 800 to appear for
trial at next term Of court.
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IoC al Item q

A~9 ~ ~ &V - u " IA II q
Cry MArrERs.--The price of single
copies Of the PHOENIX is Eve cents.
Charles Barber, convicted Of rape at
the late October term of the Court OF
Sessions for Chester County, acd sen
fenced to ten years Imprisonment in the
State penitentiary, has been pardoncd
by Gov. Scott. upon the recommenda-
ton Of Judge Mackey and the jury who
tried him. as also large number OF citi-
zens Of the County.
Gov Scott has appointed W. H. Gard
ner, Jr., Treasurer of Sumter County,
rice T, J. Coghlan, removed.
SILVER & Co. g new illuminated sign is
q novelty. nnd is generally admired.
The Board of State Canvassers, yes
terday. decided to postpone the consi-
deration of the Bowen -Mackep
case from Charleston until Thursday
next.
We return our thanks to the mana
gers for card of invitation to the COM
mencement ball Of the Kings Mountain
Military School, Yorkville, 8. c., on
Thursday evening. November %.
Henry Sparnick, Esq, editor of the
Aiken Tribune, ia in Columbia. He has
recently been elected Probate Judge for
Aiken County.
In our issue of Wednesday last, we
stated that Capt. Goo. Upper, charged
with the killing Of Capt. John d. Cald-
we'll, was released on bail, on motion Of
Gen. NJ. G. Butler, OF counsel for the
prisoner-Messrs. Butter and Wallace
appearing in that behalf. We cleaned
our information from our Charleston ex-
changes. and we're thereby led into the
error of emitting the name OF Capt. Jas.
D. Tradewell as one OF the counsel for
the accused; and further, that the pri-
soner was released on motion OF Cart.
Tradewell, and not of Gen. Butler, as
stated. We make this correction in
justice to Capt. T., who has bent all his
energies to the cause in which he has
beon engaged, and whose efforts in be-
half of the prisoner have been crowned
with success, in his releaseefrom con-
fnoment on Monday last.
North Carolina carried of the pre-.
MUM for the best sample of cotton, at
the South Carolina State Fair. What
are the South Carolina planters about?
Their lacrels are departing from them.
Gardner's fire e4tinguisher exhibited
by Messrs. John Agnew & Son. had an
other satisfactory trial at the Fair
Grounds yesterday. Numbers of persons
were in attendance, who expressed them
selves highly gratified with the perform
ance. It will, doubtless, be the means
of saving hundreds Of thousands of dol
lars from the devouring element.
Messrs. Lorick & Lowranoe have o
fair on small scale. There is crowd
of customers always on hand. What
with low prices, good articles and prompt
attention, they are running an extensive
trade.
Gen. E. 3. G. Cash is getting up
chances for magnificent saddle cloth
and surcingle, embroidered by tho ladies
connected with Vale Crucis.
Mr.. J. II. Kina-d kindly provided g
glass case for the purpose of exhibiting
the premiums at the fair.
Col. Bacon has kindly furnished US
with the following prescription for the
horse disease, which he says is effectual:
l OF. red precipitate and 2 or lard; rub
tho glands we'll, and walk the animal
around for an hour or two until the skin
is blistered.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-09

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