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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-01-18
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SUPERINTENDENT senat

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Mr.. GRAY from Committee on Corpora
tions reported favOrabiy on bills 10 iucor-
porate Sc. Luke Epi.copal Church. Shields
boro'. and Nigilant Fire Company. BROOK
haven. with amendments. Also, adversely
on bill 10 Incorporate san Rafael silver
Mining Company.
Nessrs. Warner from Committee on FL
nance. reported bill 10 extend timeOppnr-
tionment and collection OF taxes in Canton.
Mr.. Caldwell from Committee on Bonn-
darits. an act 10 define the ilniits 81 the
town Of Beauregard.
Also. "A bill 10 provide for the publication
of a digest Of the Mississippi Law Reports.
Also the following:
Mr. PRESIDENT The Judiciary Commit
tee 70 whom was referred Senate Resolution
No. 9. beg leave 10 report that they have
had tie same under consideration. ana upon
Investigation aud examination thereof lind
that so much thereof as provides for chang
ing the Chanccry Court Districts OF the
State ard reducing their number, IL la Ill
rect conflict with section Il, article g. OF
the Constitution of the State. For which
reasons. and many others, your committee
| have agreed upon the accompanying reso-
| luton, and instructed me 10 report the same
! to the Senate and TO ask that THIS committed
be relieved from further rnnaideration oi
the subject:
| BE itiesoly.d by the senate lthc House
| concurring). That Joint special Commit
| tee OF three Senators aud --- members OF
\ the House lie hppolhIch ~ Ah' NNhuf Nh'-'
| dGty il shall be 10 investigate aud report al
the earliest momeLt practicable; First, II
| the number of Circuit Court Districts can
| be reduced, and how many, without endan-
| gerng the effectiveness OF our judicial sys-
! TEN; second. the practicabllity of recon-
mending 10 the qualified voters oi the state
/ at the next general rlectiOH, an amendment
| 10 section IL. article Z. of the Constitution,
| il they shall find that the number OF Chan
Gerry Court Districts ought 10 be reduced
| ana that said COMMITTEE" report by bin oI
otherw is,..
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aovERNoH's mEssApr.

Mr Hardy moved 10 refer that portion
the Governor message on taN lnnds to Oh.
Special Committees on Tax Lands. Carried
Mr.. Myghtt moved 90 refer that pOu.0
concerning Hospital at Nicksburg tO Com
mittec on Humane and Benevolent lu.IIu
tiOu4. Carried.
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REPORT on COMMITTEE.

senate Resolution. That n committee .
three be appointed 70 ascertain what amount
OF credits has been claimed hy the sh0IH
Of the several counties OF the State ON pa.
lie lands heln 10y the State for taxes. aI.
what amount of claims have been allowed
by the Auditor Of public Account. Hr0
credited 20 said sheriff for the fiscal peif
1870, aud that the Auditor of Public A.
counts be required 10 furnish such inform
ton 10 said committee us may be- Boo b.
office. Adopted.
The President appointed as such cUmm..
tee, Messrs. Duncan, Morgan aud Allen.
Mr.. President: In accordance wIth H.
above resolution, We beg leave tO submit taf
following report, which does not Include
the land. held by thr star" for taxes DOB 7a.H
countits except such o. were imrrnpH'
assessed 60 Individuals oT the Slut. Nl af
assessors ~ fhc several rHuufie-.
STATEMENT Of allowance tp trN r.I.rHf
for State an county taxes for fIif OeN
year 1870. ou lauds held by the state H.
taxes. which lands Ind either been
scsscd 10 individuals or % lhe STATE. H'
carried into the total. but does not incuI.
all lands held by the State f0r taxes DOB Hf
various counties
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MIR. PRESIDENT Your Committee H
whom was referred the credentials 0l o.
Hon. Robert Gleed, would respectfully BE-
commend that the said senator hc rutItle
TO his seat Ia this body as The election De-
turns Of said district 100 thr Secretary Of.
States Office DO show that said Senator WH
duly elected. The vote being divided b.
tween two other candidates beside himself
II. -. MCCLURE, Chairman.
senator Glced then came forward ar'
tool, the onth of Office
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nrPonrs II coAIMIrIEra.

From Committee on Corporations, by 81
GRAY. a bill Nith amendments t0 amend y.
OF incorporation Of town of Ilcruaud0
By Mr.. Little. from Committee on bI
amendatury 10 an act entitlsd an aei to r
corporate the Nieksburg, Pensacola WI
ship Island Railroad Company Received
BY Mr.. Little, from select committee. BY
to prohibit the carrying OF concealed 8n
pons Received.
By mr.. Caldwell. from select c0mmIt.
bin 10 change tho burden ofpr0of iu cer..
cases and Ia certain county. Referred
mittee:
Anact 20 provide FOR the more cOHycnIer
record of deeds, deeds of trust and mort
CAGES on railroads. Received.
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TENTH DAY
NOTICE ~ INTRODUCTION " Hus

hANAAf ahAHAlA I p IH.H
PRAYER by the Rev. Mr.. Crane.
No absentces.
NOTICE or NTRoDUcrioN oF Bills
By Mr.. Holloway: That hc Will, ,t a.
early day Introduce bill, toamcud an.a.
redeem and protect from overflow fou n.
Mississippi River certain bottom Ht
herein described. approved March .-I
1871.
By MIR. Lylcs: That De VIII ntroIue
bill to change the time, a. now prc-rrh.
bv law, for the meeting Of the Lcgi.Ia.rr
Of the state Of Mississippi, ana rs turtle
prescribe the time no which each sp,iH
shall close.
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Mississippi Legislature.
NINTH DAY.
THuRsDAY, JANUARY II, ls1z

THURSDAY, JANUARr ii, 1874.
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Smythe.
An members present except Mcssrs- w
bOtt aud Gleed. ,-,,.t..,,
Among other reports were ~" i'i"" '"H
from special committees:
Mr.. PEFsIpFNr: Your Committee on
Contingent Expenses. upon examinations
conferred by authority OF senate, hssol li'-
ton No. 4. respectfully state that no DOCKS
or accounts 81 the late Sergeant-at-Arm-
of the senate can be found, aud further that
tbe Iocks of the door TO the closet, where the
Stationery was kept was broken and me the
naper. etc. scattered about the moor. ~
Eomuittee with an inventory OF stationery
that came into his possession, which u here
..i,t, tr',rsn,ffrel 4. G.. PACKER.
j. WATTS,
Committee.
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Jackson. MISS Jan. 9, 1872.

r.. The Committee on Contingent Expenses
CrxrIEuEN: l have the nonor 10 trans
init the inventory Of stationery found by
me. on taking possession Of the office oi
Sergeaut-at-Arms OF the senate ,..,-.
2blauk record books. rrams blotting
nanpr bundles envelope paper board
elips' box qHill pens. dozen pen holders
2 dozen pen racks. 5000 Government enNe-
Iopes, ? ieams letter-heads. paper weights,
/ file. gross IcHs. $50 sheet enrolling paper
Respectfully.
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The price of cotton is advancing.
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CONSIDERATION on sENAlF uHH

20 amend au act 90 Incorporate lhfI
OF fernando. DeSotO county upDJ
October p, 1866 WAS taken mp. Pis.e1.
To remove disabilities Of minority
Walter q. Calhoun, Of Madison COUNT
Passed.
To define the limits OF the town Ui hetr
regard, referred e. Committee on tOrp0u
tiOna
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INTRODUCTION on HFsoLUrI0s

Ry Mr. Alexander.
Resolved, That the Committee on fnaaes
be- instructed to enquire into the oNpcdiely
of changing the time Tor the collection 81
taxes In the several counties uf th.- sm.,
and report by bin or otherWisc.
Adopted.
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By Mr.. watts An acc 10 py rDAb
Auditors warrant.
BY MIR. Watts: An act for the pf0ircuUl
OF laborers, and other crcditors 0f railroads
By Mr.. Little An act to prohibit peraf'
from carrying cone, ulod deadly HrHraHa
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-11-27

away utterly into splender of morning,
when the sun has shone on it but few
moments more? These colossal pyramids,
huge and firm, with outlines as of rocks
and strength to bear the, beating of the
high sun, full on their fiery fanks-,yliy
are they SO light? their bases high over
our heads, high over the heads of Alps7
why will these melsIawaH not as the suh'
rises, bal as he :descendsaandSsle leaves the
stars oftwilight,cloarj while ahos valley
Naporigains, ngain=hpon the earth likesar
'shrouda nrthdt ghuzt!ofalcloud tiatsfeals
'by.YonderGcininp of. piues; nay,I which
does not steal by them, but haunts them,
wreathing yet round them, and yet-and,
yet slowly: now falling in "a fair waved
line like q woman's vcil;,now fading, now
gone: we look away foran instant and
look back and it is again there, what has
it to do with that clump Of pines, thatit
broods by them and itself among
their. .branchestto and fro a--.sef + q. = =
: "a Ha4 And yondcr tilmy crescent
bent like,Gan nArcher's bow above the
snowy summit, the highest of all thc,liil
that white arch which never forms but
overthe supreme crest-how is it stayed'
there, repelled apparently from tho snow
nowhere touching 1.-The clear sky seen
between it and the mountain edge, vet
never leaving it-poised as white bird
hovcrs over lis nest? Or those war clouds
that gather on the horizon dragon crested
tongued with iire-how is their barbed
strength bridlcd2 what bits are these
they are cliamping with their various ips
tlingiHg Oft fieeks of black fonnl? Leagus
ed levialhans oflthe sea of Heaven, out
of the. Hestrils goeth smoke, and their
Feyssi arm II eyeiidss of stllecmorning
where ride the aptain of sheirar1sies?
where aretset henreasures of their march7
Fierce murmurers! answering each otlier
from morning un:il evening what rel
huke is this which has awed,them into
peace? whnt: hand hnth1reccived them
Fbackon thoiway by. which they came2++Il
,RuS!iin., ~ I .r;,oiu lnip.T, d 8
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l.INTADvANcE

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is not the only cabinet ofnictures Yliil Valued. M
at fortune by,its collector and sold Tor
q song by its auctioneer. lie Iaslshed
money on some OF the most cxtrasagant
women ofParlsi Meanwhile his iatler
,languished in a gnrros with no window
but a SIX kylight, .egEIIowed only one candle
a week. and feekT7ySo may. imagine how
poorly, eftet I telliSou $3.50 ,eosered.ail
the expenses, lodgings tabie,lighfsi and
fuel FOR the s6r1lid EBoafdi'Tg housg gltTis
tied atl2f8 Rue 6u gFadBufg,d saihr An
ltOine. RocheefiaRk h!e sfisitsAohiis father
and never sent hiim, money. ,TherfeI is some
mystery about the fither's martial rela-
tions. Ii is certain thatHshri Kbchefort's
mother vas q pastry coax pr u gill en-
ployed in a pastry shop, and forty odd
years sipoe rehoMlea efBfaaty, Henri
Rochefort's father was in those distant
days q brilliant y aulsYillc writer. who
thought the world WAS in u sling, whose
string ne held lie dieIsa tervent Chris
|,tian;7 and 7pr'65vidcd With tile s;,cramcnts
of the Catholic Church; nevertheless,
Rochefort, who had disIained him living,
took possession Of his cpFps nd buried
him without the least religious, service, in
order to increase lis (IIeuri Rochetort's)
popularity in Bellevilc. -
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POETRY.
A Picture.

Through heather, moss, and golden rod,
We wandered in the summer weather;
And, needing scarce the way we trod,
Were glad, because we were together.
Ard, when the MONDAY sun was high,
Apurple rock gave shelter cool;
Wherey hidden from the summer Sky, ~ So
And hecked with shadows, lay a pool. : I,
1t seemed jewel, bright yet dim; j
Wet ferns half strove to cover it:
Enticedby thyme, about the brim
The wild bees murmurcd overit.
"And this the wishing-well,' she cried
"Whcrc they who drink boon may crave"
And lsncclng there the spell she tried;
And thougl, she smiled, he, eyes were grave
Small hands together lightly piessed
From the cool spring she lifted up;
And halfin earnest halfim jest,
she offered me the rosy cup.
And in the pool her shadow camc,-
Apicturc ne'er to be forgot
Sweet eyes AMI falling hair, in frame
Of fox-gloyc and lorge:-mc not.
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/ TO PREVENT sows DEssrlaRsoiY,Se EssrlaRseoiY,Se
THEIR sG.llThc monthly report of
the Department of A griculture contains
the following 1t is well known that
sowsn mot unfrequently a,tick and devour
their own young; OF, if prevented from
this, will not let down their milk, so that
young pigs necessarily die for the want
Of nuurishmcnt. When this state of
things is not caused by diseased con-
ditioa of the uterus; it ssaid that the
SOW can be brought to terms by pouring
a mixture cf ten 70 twenty grains ofspirits
OF. camphor with one to three of tincture
Of opium, into the ear The SOW will i'm
|-inediatcly lie down;on tie side of the tar
to whichtt,enpplica.'en was made, andre
main quiet for sevcvn hours in tho posi-
ton without interfering gwith Iicr pigs;a,d
on recovery from The stjipor Will fave
lost her ;rri!ability in regart! TO them.
Fhe experiment h:,5 been tried III Ger
many hundreds of times, according toonc
of the agricultural journals, without any
injurious effects. 1t is also said that the
eating of pigs by the parent SOW can be
readily prevented lsy ;,:Lhjmg thcs, MI
'oScTw with' brandy, AID in,akihheg: the same
application about tic 'lios, 81 tic SOW
hcrsoifh,ro3 a' " ,aiitn ts. m
ARTIFICIAL CLoUi,s.--At an agrcul-
tual meeting at. Lyons. in France, ,.rcccnt-
v, experiments were E,adc in the pro-
ducti. II Of ar,ifca! clouds. Sheet iron
vessels were placcdlnhout ovcr a space
of scvcral'acrcs. These vessels contained
aptch prepared specially for this rur-
pose. ItsWas- fired, aud Immediately, thick
white clt6tuas began 70 rise, and remained
suspended some yards above tho erth.
Gradually, they spread over the Ellonc,
and persons at a distance supposed y great
colilagration 10 be raging 1t is believed
these artificial clot.S r'on.dbe made very
useful in Spring aii ,7nil' tbTreyeht The
tid Effects f irds,s.i The dolS" of tho
pitch wosla l.sv., Fl l,e; VIZ. f. l>.la1
grammcs of tie nix.uie NCu,,I nnt cost
more than fort, if.e,c<, .. cisht dollar,
and tia; quantity wcu!tl suffice 10 pro-
duce clouds OF great cStcni, ut least twcn-
ty tines less than i;iiv CENTS Il tt'ond.
Two or more ncigllior,. BY combining
could keep off frost !or' a mouth or more,
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PHASES IN ruh LIFE OF A>FEEscu

T PuAsEs IN Tnk LIFE OF A>FRENcu
AGIrAToR-M Henri Roc!efort is the
modern man with the iron mask. Like
The traditional brother of II French king
lis hrough, into prominence only to be
withdrawn into darker scclusion. He
stood iy The hoay Of Napoleon, and. as
another Anthony hanging about the
bloody remains Of Cesar, conjured the
people to :, long suffering while he meant
to incitc theni to mutiny. lie sent his
revolutionary Lantornc, fired with fierce
and dangerous light, into the very pre-.
cincts of the palace. He stood the en-
bodimcnt OF II French Nemesis i'll the
midst. OF thes,crrible bombnrlment Of
Paris, antkh 'nded TO his colabprers torch
alter torch 10 send the inturiatc flames
cIackling, scoryliing, and dcvonring the
very !loai; of'the metropolis he pcoftsscd
TO love with Tie devotion OF. u woman.
Dctiantly resisting the Versailles Gov
sMlmep, h. iound llmscli'a prisoner Of
the energetic old man who lad chiefly
devoted his life to the cruces OF historic
literature. And to-day, convicted man,
Rocheiort is. sden no more blythe French
people. I,lio prisun in%hftl, lie rumi-
mates by day and sleeps by night is un.
knowu 20 his eoniEerus.who llnvethc good
fortune to escape convict,s cell and the
swift Vengeance Of the successful party.
!hc Ellnch Government and the jailor
alone know the9 present habitation o1 NJ.
Henri ltPqhq1rt.a VI t
McanwlIe, whether faith'has ordained
ii torthettcr or fer worse, aiacrcditahlc
passages in't!,a. life Of the great whilom
asitaiur liaVe,come. o'light. The tale is
SO we'll told ,liaumc dohot care to nbridge
Il. ~ 74fu.h
lie earned s6,c00 TO $4,000 ycarbc-
fore he began to publish la Lantcrnc..
This periodical poured itto his pocket
$4,000 clear prodt every week, t&t30,000
q ycar) making his total annhal income
si36,000 n yonr III the least. Tic had lis
wh-iistan,i FURNISHED with pitcher, basin,
tooth brush box, sap Eo>S, H.. OF solid
silver. Ills walls were hung with pie
lures for which he h2G 3nsaa great dcstl,
and which bore shsThames of the nmor.
tai master OF printing. True, that at the
sale they went for no.! ling bit Rochetur.'s
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Tie cotton mills Of the South consnm-
ed last Year 10000 bales Of cp;:on. In
1910 their consumptiou amounted to 81,
goo, and i'll 500 to 10000 bales.
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OUR WASHiNGToN LETTER.
FEoI OUR OW>, coHREsroNDE.;r.
Ny ,s,,1x,.o> ~ n ~ 1879
FINANCIAL.

IL.
The rs.olG.;0n o. the Relief Committee
of Boston! ti,::t amy increase of the currcn-
cy based on their calamity would he
"unwiSc, UNI .essary, and prcudcial to
the whole country was q stopper to the
clique who MAIDS the Boston fire q pre-
text for tlic - 80 ia-
stead ofS 100000 Of bonds, but deter
mined tosnccccd they yesterday appealed
to both the President and See. Of the
Treasury to eii!Isr purchase mopr Ennds
or put out additional currency as meas
ure Of relief to Wall Street. Buotwcll
thus t:." believes it to bca huge ypecula-
lion and not icar OF ap,nic an,l says n.ty.
EEru&psSG THE DrET
The Secretary of lie Treasury will III
his forthcoming report hsk Congress w
authorize ihe reiun,lng OF the bonded
siX I.er cont into q. fiva peg cont bond
instead o!a four n:i four :.n,. half pcr
cent band US previously slgcgsreA. At
i've pr cen, and The payinaut Of lis in
t2rest ii :.,ndpa Oh bonds held abroad,
aud III increase in ~. commissions iha
Secretary says he can .una the :e.nai.ng
$20o009.o00 already authorized and the
ma.nrcd five twcnties into five Per cent
bond. The JAY Cookc-McCullouch syn
dicate ring has II carncous nav hence
the request to increase the commission.
DiscoED.Sr MUSIC
The two Grant organs here the Chronicle
and the Republican are e,sircly in ac-
cord when grinding out praise TO the
President, but are tcar!it!ly di<cor,l;imt,
u, other ,ncs. The lx. Rev. Senator
Harlan now editor ithc Chronicle thinks
that the prayers offered up in The pulp:,s
and in The Christian homes Of lie country
carried the election fer Gen. Grant and
he desires rs the representative of those
praying Rcpublicansa IL seat in the Cabinet.
The Republican docs not affect the picty
dodge and cannot sec the lroprietv of
llarlar's cabinet aspirations and every
iIw days we are rcgaicd with an editorial
oa Brother Harlan. The pious Ex. Rev.
sould Just suit The dcvout Ulysses
GAGE or BATTLE
Thirty prominent Radical politicians
needed by the Govtrnor-elcct. Senator
Cameron and the May9E .oiG. Phil qdclp phia
will ell on the President to-day regard
ing the appointment Of postmaster
at Philadelphia. 1t is said that The
President is determined to promo.a the
deputy postmaster under TIE civil service
rules. These politicians are nlrcndv ont
Of humor with Grant ior taking Forncy
to lis arms Instead Of gi'ing his political
scalp to his enemy Cameron and tlls ci.
fora !.cadcd by the successful Pcnnsyl-
vania politician is to test the Presidents
Gratitude to those who reelected BIN.
Should he refuse their request lie will
soon hear the thunder Of discomfort, the
mnltcrings Of which | heard in Ph!Iudel-
pl.ia both before and after the recent
election.
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A coNsYIrurloyAL now.

The Radical Journals here are yclping
override action Of Gov Yarmouth, Of
l.ousana, saying ,ha. he l.as ovcrridaels
tie st.lis: a:sitioA. / l!!.9.sys some oiiii--
tererco whose OK is go.od
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Meteors.

,,Tearsof gold the tbeayepF weIt; ad ~
They fell, and were " pillows swept :
Into the sea, mid corril caves. Il
!. Where roli tho yerrestleai' wayes.ii q.
And thus sa they saays, saaysi i'll they wtEe 'l6dnd
Bymermaiilsbn Che oocan'i 6rGilnd. l.: .
The sea nypphs fq0k qtIk5 llb tbs gems 70 rqre.
And wolnlT r,eln la their sen-green hair
ass ., otIod odw oeqd: "a !ltn l'aia
And oftcI now, some summers night
The otcah glcahiis Will golden light: -
.Eausedlby theRissur.idafpopting thcre
With sears of gold in Gewing hair,
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY

For Sale. Tie s,,hses:',gr ofl1rs for c..le d,
reasonable Terms l,is Two Houses and Lots
Situated in the Town OF Orangcburg on the
Five Notcllroatl. For further particulars apply
to i. DeMar..
oc,21-i:
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our CHARLESTON LETTER.
FROM OUR OWN coRREspoNDENr..

I; On Saturday night the freezing went
OH ,briskly and continued until this morn
ing whenthe weather moderated Just
littleyT.I 1t is still very cold, ,and the snap
hasbeen. altogetherquite @oreditable'o ore
for Jack Frost. at this early stage Of the
game, The atmosphere is dry however
'at, any rate, an.l,this is said to- be fte6 6rau'
Bile for the working animals, among whom
the Epizootic is ut its height. The disease
has been steadily progressing and out of
6 horses Ole may casually meet on the
street, five will show. the symptoms and
effect Of the malarly. Keeping the AMI
mails affected clear and we'll protected
from bad weather. is an almost certain
cure but almost everyone can suggest an
|intallible remedy for !hc sickness. One
individual shavcs the whole neck of the
animal from the head to the shoulders
'and then blistcrs it until the skin is taken
oil. This rcmedy.Eas never failed most
[probably because has never been tried
but once. The dlays and city railway
havcall been reduced but arestill keeping
up Il show of running and we are we'll
nigh over the worst Of The Epidemic, with.
but few .atal cases among the EYuincs.
John Robinson with his bio horse opera
Epitched his tent on the Citadel Green last
Friday amidla perfect storm OF excite
|iment, The Pavilion was crowded the
sfrst8nigh but the'omripotent Epizootic
was there beforehand. The mensger:c
and the horses alike hndsuferedi it seems
Tand'sdcn was the puuctty OF TIRE wild ami.
mails and thetrivialness ofthc Elucstrin-
ism that j DIN left next night with more
curseA,hang grccnbucks from the dcfrauc ed
juveniles OH hiswav to Augusta; where lie
was last heard from fighting With. the
Mayor Of '!:at city ior The privilege ef
Introducing his Epizootic aninmis among
the healthy CSeoryi:, Equ;nes q If that
AlaIur.hns read the papers, pcrliaps-Joh
wil havc To remain ON .his shore OF The
Savannah ahd practice his show among
the aborigines or lEnnburnh why don't
some oiyonT patriotic hnrshers, get W y
S"bscrIpA"n'nnd perhaps John Will CONC
10 0rn'gonnfs andsho" there the whole
winter untfI The "rHe f.9.zootic las dis
appeared from Inc iand and become a
"coliish c..ronicic' Gas Icnyczun calls it
9. the Pass.
ihe Court OF General session is sitting
mere and has twelve murder cases to dis
pose OF. Three have been finished and
ono verdict OF man>la"sh'er was obtained
III tie aa7e OF Cam 9'n'ons: ih!s is the
Hf"'"i beast WHO st"hhed young w.ilte
'lan named McDoweii to Death last Au-
s"sV N''iic 'iic latter ""s"''glppnS 'ooS-
lcl MN! rom MF. MfpoWeil's private
n"''ae'' n' case i'EoNoiS'om"t'i inaisna-
non u tAc t'n!'; b't itseeiii now that vcr'-
I ~ !huitGi Is NGco!nEi5 man laughter in
mi, oorn'y N'"e more c"scs yet remain
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-11-27
Farm and Garden.

is the General Pmsnit et man: IL
is Ike Basis Of o.t others, add ti,'tforc, the
49,. most UsJRi and itonortIIhD Il.