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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-05-08
Why Will You Suf-
fsrp

To all persons suffer
lng from rheumatism.
Neuralgia, Cramps i'll
the limbs or stomach.
Bilious Collie. Pain in
the back. bowels al side
We would say. THE
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA
and FAMILY LINIMENT is
of all others the remedy
You want for internal
and external use. 1t has
cured the above com
plants in thousands of
cases. There is no mis-
take about it. Try il.
Sold by all prurristS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-05-08

The meeting which Mr.. w. A. Ba-
o. Las been holding at the town hall.
be held hereafter, at the new ball
az. F. Browns store. The services
i commence at 100 p. NJ. The
5.ir are cordially invited to attend.
Our grandchildren will no doubt be
,oui>hcd i'll looking over the files of
& Caledomian to learn that icicles three
p, long hung from the caves of houses
this place on May-day; but such a
hardly excites remark this
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-05-08


HASWELL CHAPTER, NO. IL, X. A. VI.
Regular communication, Friday or before the
full of the moon. c. V. EASTMAN. Secy.
Thirty Years Experience of an old Nurse.
Mrs. WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP Is THE PRE-
sCRTPTION of one of the best Female Physicians and
Nurses in the United States, and has been used for
thirty Years with never failing safety and success
by millions of mothers and children. from the fee
BILE infant of one week old to the adult 1t corrects
acdity of the stomach relieves wind collie. reIu-
lates the bowels and gives rest health and comfort
to mother and child. We believe it to be the Best
and Surest Remedy in the World. in all cases of
DySentery and Didrh6d in Children whether it
arises from Teething from any other cause. Full
directions for using will accompany each bottle.
None Genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS y
PERkIN Ms is on the outside wrapper. sold by all
Medicine Dealers. t25Jul14
IMMEDIATE RELIEF FROM COUGHs. colds horse
ness whouping cough and all distressing complaints
of the throat and lungs may he found in the of
Weeks Magic Compound. No other remedy seems
to reach the seat of disease like il. Sold by all
druggists. 1919
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-05-08

DIR. Motifs Liver Pills.-It is easy enough to
make pill but to make a good pill ali that 5 the
difficulty There are cheap, harsh, drastic pills
that are of even less benefit than dose of salts
but n good medicine. like DIR. Motifs Liver Pills
which penetrates To the seat of disease is a desid-
eratum indeed Will positively cure all diseases of
the liver.
JOIN +. HENRY. CURRAN & Co, Propretors. :
and 9 Cnllege place Now York
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-05-08

The theory about the singular rob
~ of Mr.. Randall'S safe. mentioned
: week, is reduced to this: Some
.e vino had key to the store, and
tho perhaps knew how to unlock the
bic, went in there and took the money.
r-v he took so little and left so much.
| eft to conjecture. We shall proba-
hear no more about the robbery.
Flower & Carleton, of the firm who
& down the first piece of concrete in
EH-that about the Caledonidn office
,gin next week to lay walks about
lerclytfr. Col. Fairbanks new resi-
ice. Their work done here two
-arS ago shows for itself. If any other
our citizens want such IL walk as this
Il will now he Il good time to get it.
The telegraph office in this place
AHgeS hands again. Mr.. Cheever
YES. and the Office will he run by A.
Harvey. ticket agent and operator
lie station, who will put some one
% The main Ot1ice-rumOr says the
o.ey boy. who used to be here. Mr..
-re'er Is good operator and an
rng man, and has given good sat
shcton to the public.
4 painful accident bcfell A. f.
1AAln, Esq, Tuesday evening. He
''l"Wdlng cork into Il bottle. when
- '"tJlr broke. letting his right hand
upon the ragged glass, and max
a>ayage wound on the inside of the
-a near the base of the thumb. He
"a good deal of blood before the
'4' Vas properly dressed, but he is
' comfortable as could be expected.
We said two or three weeks ago
,'' '~r bankrupt sale of Day & Mays
= A"d been postponed. 1t seems
I'D. lie attorney for some of the credit
Procured an injunction upon Mr..
'''n' ON the plea that the sale was
10 conducted us to defraud the
",'is' The injunction has now been
''ed' as without ground. and Mr..
-->'n has advertised the goods for
"> VIII be seen by referring to adj
Using columns.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-05-08
ADDISON COUNTY

Louis Miner of Velgennes. while ly-
ing on bridge near Northiield. Friday.
was struck by IN engine, and seriously
if not fatally injured. He was knocked
from the bridge. and had his arms brok-
en- besides sustaining other severe mi u-
ries. 1t is said he was suffering from an
epileptic fit ut the time.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-05-08
SprriaI Unfrrs.

PASSUMPSIC LODGE. No. p r. n 4. VI.
Regular communication Thursday eve. on or be
fore the full of the Moon &. J. HOUGHTON Sec
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-05-08

P.ASACEA

For Moth Patches, FrcckIes and tan ask your
Druggist for Perry's Moth and Frrcklc Lotion
which is harmless and in every case infallible. Or
for his improved Comcdone and Pimpe Remedy
the great skin Medicine for Pimples Black Heads
Flesh worms. Or consult b. c. PERRY the no.
ted Skin Doctor, 40 Bond Street. New York
10 Oct "A
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-05-08

My residence on Main Street-Buildin-s very
good and convrnient-and one of grounds.
DIR HOUGHTON.
EXTRA.
All demands due the firm Of Houghton 4 Pope of
more than three months standing must be settled
within on" week. they will he put into the hands
of the sheriff. HOIGIrO\ & POPE.
-. Juhnshurv. April -. 1-.i. lstf
NEW PAINT SHOP!
The subscriber has rented the shop over George
Aldrich y Cos feed storc-nrxt door below the
Express office where he will be- prepared to attend
Ia orders for
PAINTING OF ALL KINDS.
such House Painting. exterior and interior
. TIniing. Graiuin-. fap"rinE. etc. etc.
shall ais" keep on hand To accommodate the
public. MINED PAINTS.
- old Furniture painted up and Signs painted
I" order by one If the best sign painters in the
state. b. f. PETERSON
Eastern Avenue. next 10 Express office. left
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-05-08
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

Ex-Gov. Smith of st. Adams and Rev.
l.. O. Brastow of Burlington will deliv-
er addresses at Burlington, Decoration
day.
The druggists of this city have re
solved not to sell either ale, wine, por-
ter, or Intoxicating drink of any descrip-
ton, prescription or no prescription, to
any one, whether in sickness or health.
This would seem to lay pretty etfectual
embargo upon the sale of liquor in
Burlington. The hotels and restaurants
have already shut down, the city agency
is closed, and now that the druggists
have gone out of the business, persons
desiring stimulus must procure it else
where Press.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-05-08
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

Rev. DR.. Swetts congregation at
Swanton were cheated out of a sermon
in way that they despise, last Sunday.
The doctor called on friend, Saturday
afternoon, and carelessly left satchel
containing his sermon for the next day.
with lot of tracts and Sunday-schOOl
papers. on the ground near the yard.
and some knave made off with them.
Mr.. Martin A. Seymour, well known
citizen of st. Adams, died in Burlington
last week. He was assistant cashier of
the St. Adams Bank at the time it was
attacked by the rebel .'raiders" in 1864,
was kept inactive by them with leveled
revolvers, while they robbed the bank,
and was then locked up by them in the
ritIed vault, where he was nearly sutfo-
Gated before he was relieved. The
Messenger says that the worst the st.
Adams raiders did by the late Mr.. Sey-
mour was to keep him quiet under the
aim of pistols while they committed the
theft. and then compelled him to take
the oath of allegiance to the Confeder-
ate states. Mr.. Seymour was not for
ward in relating this trying experience
TO strangers, but sometimes tacetlously
alluded to it. 1t is reported that one
day last year, when importuned beyond
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-05-08
RESIDENCEF FOR SALE.
EXTRA.

My residence on Main Street-Buildin.s YER
good and convcnient-and one acre of grounds.
DIR HOCGHTON
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-05-08
walk, Once More

so,. u I0re the people think of it, the
are convinced that the Trus-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-05-08
Plymouth Rock Eggs for
Matching.
At So 90 per Dozen.

IangStroth Bee Hives.
III ght 10 use FREE to all
Hives each 81 IS
painted. . 10
Honey boxes. with glass and four sides
d inches square. per hundred. Is 90
d inches by - inches, per hundred. l3 90
Hives over ten. 10 Der cent discount.
J. ID. GOODRICH.
East Hardwick. Vt tJuly 10
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-05-08

The Pomfret grangers have voted to
devote next Saturday to planting trees,
while their wives will plant flowers, and
three premiums are to be given to the
three persons who shall set out the
greatest number of forest trees not less
than nine feet high.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-05-08

A TENEMENT with garden to rent for a small
| n family. A. &. HARVEY, Pearl Street.
April 80 1874 1920
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-18
THE NawBGRRY RaR2AD~

Tie treasury leb; Sjate"cnt, jus; '.-
sued. ShrN, that Oil the !ir>l Of tbs
month ti!c:" ~: - decided; Improve.
mcnt in \ir. ;;:.i!#r;;>u;:s accounts
and n;yre E:"ry!n! ,t#t@ of tiin@~ tE;:,n
since the late panic. The public d"bt
had decreased in tie last month s.
5JU.u47. still tie dix hal increased
since June 50. 1873. s7.GGl .333.-
This increase is .>ecn, Of course. III th,'
non-interest bearing deht-in the
draft upon tho legal tender rt>rryc.--
It is debt that will have /" BE- paid
sometime. but i; ,irv. n"t add to the
tax burdens of the country. There IS
additional cyidrncr, too, that the Treas
ury Is recovering iroim the shock Of tn"
late panic. f.: TIE Secretary has given
notice that he vii! >cll three millions
Of gold in the month Of March. lie
has had no gold to sell lately, aud was
afraid. III fact. Of his St0cl; of >ptric be,
inc 50 reduced is IL c#usr cn!hari::sS-
ment. We hope he my b. able II
make his income meet the eXpnEdl,
lures before the spring is over without
calling fur more taxes.
y. !. UPrdN.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-18

CHARTERS .aND I%CoFi EKATIoNS.
-tJu,: q 1hc greatest channels for cur
tailing IN expense ~: V;;!iting and saS.
ing Of tine in considering bits. has
been opcnc'; hy the passage ii lie
>Saa;;a II TIC hiIl Introduced by john
r. Cochran; l:sl., and l'vrct:;!i;re pass
cd by the house. The Governor has
<i-rcd this Act and it is now 4 law.
Is, i;> ;nHyiSiol;s charters for churches.
cemeteries, !:fr. i,:assk ~! ladder and
military n.!'anics. a!i:o5"3e and ott!cr
lodges. charitable, religious, labor.
agricultural. manufacturing. industrial:
or similar >"ricties OF comrz,li;s. shall
b. 9rs::,..!! J.; the Clerk oitltc CourtS
npoa application to ti.2::t "o:fcial. If
withn ten days fifty persons object in
writing, the Clerk may refuse: if he
op..Si:}c!: the objections sufficient, the
judge If she Clr"s:it l:aYiay power to
decide. # lie fef,tsv: si.Hn ;;r i;vine-
raj Assembly ,nay be appealed "a.
Thirty days public notice is to be Civ
en- by the parties applying fer the
s?:%:!>r in oHc Of tic i2w<pap rs Of the
County. Tie Il: :<::: @9i:a<>ifes the char
;e:S. Class one r":::rr:: ca az! l"flar:
agricultural: manufacturing. industrial.
mining and comnanieS OF associations
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-18
The Church Spider.

Two spiders, 50 the story goci,
Upon 4 living bent,
Entered The ncc!inc-hou<c o"c LAY,
Ard hopefully were hearl TO say
''Ucrc .1c viii have 4: least, fair ply,
With nothing to prevent.
Each chose his place sud went 10 work.
The ligh. webs grew apace;
One on the altar spnn his thread, -
Pat shortly came the sexton dread,
Aud swept him Off. and SO halt dead,
lie sought another place.
"f'n tryzthe pulpit next, said iic,
There, surely, is i psizc;
The desk appears So neat aid cita",
I'm sure no spider there his htc%,
Besides, how often have seen
Phc pastor brushing tiieS. !
lie tried :he pulpit, but alas!
His hopes proved visionary;
With du ting brush the sexton came,
hn,: sI.oilcd his geometric game,
Nor gavc i.im time or spare to claim
The right of' sanctuary.
A; length. bait Starved and weak ana lean
lie sought his former neighbor,
Who nov had gruwu so sleek and fo"Hd
lie weighed fractioa OF 4 pound.
,, nc ;r .hr ~. he'd found
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-18
Regulating the Liquor Traffic.

The bill regarding liquor, which
passed the Senate recently, provides
ihat there shall be appointed by the
President commission Of five persons,
who shall inyc<5ig gate the alcoholic and
:crincntcd liquor traffic and manufac-
lures; having special reference to re-
Venue and taxation, i'll distinguishing.
as far as possible, in the conclusions
they arrive 1t, between the effects pro
duccL by the use Of distilled OF Splr-
ituouS liquors, as distinguished from
the use of fermcuted or malt liquors,
in their criminal. mora! and scientific
aspects. in CONNECTION with pauperism,
crime. social vice, public health and
general welfare Of the people. They
shall also inquire aud take testimony
as to 20 The practical results Of licenses
aud restrictive legislation fir the pre-
vention Of iutemperancc in the Several
States, and tie effect produced by
such l;yisiativn upon the conSump,
ton of distilled Or Splrituous liquors,
or frrmcnted or malt li4uors: and also
asy"ftaii, whether the evil Of drunken
ness has been dSv1s:issea or Increased
thereby. whether the use Of opium, Us
i >!ilnulant and substitute for alcohol
ic drinks. b. more general in con>c-
Gutnyc of suci, l..,yis!ation. aid whctk-
cr ii. public n.osa;s haze been I'M
proved thereby. They shall ais"
"a her information aid take testimony
as to whether the evil of drunkenness
oxjsts ia the same extent: or more ~:
,,rLv1. s--;ss, and
yhether those foreign naticus that are
considered the most temperate IN the
use Of st!muiants are s., thron""h pro-
hi},it"ry laws: and also to what degree
T,gph:',i!o,v Legislation has affected the
Consumption, p,.sl Eianntacsurc Of malt
and >I.irituouS i;qu,'rS il .!ils IouHtr,r.
They shall serve without sa!a'y. ahd
shall b.. authorized 10 employ a secre
t%rY IT 4 reasonable compensation, not
to cxvrrtl :~~e thcnsand dollars pcryear.
which, with the nccessa.y .I.:;ensrs III
cidclItal to said investigation, hot ex-
cectI;ng tcn thousand dollars OF both
the s:rfct4rY' and commissioners, shall
be paid 1at OF any ''s.tleG in tn" treas,
ury. Il >i.aii be the t,ilihev aaty Of
the commissioners ia Fri,ost the result
Of tleir Investigations and tAe es-
panscs attending the same to tic l'rv..
i,irnt. snd by him TO be transmitted
to Conyress.--Nc!tEI C0W'G.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-18

So"TIERx MUSICAL .IuUESAL.-In the
March nulm:,cr of this rlGah!c monthly We
find t!lc !Di!nwi:,g musical ge:n>, viz. Am
| Drcamins!' >omg aud quHr;ctie, br S. X.
Whiting, one Of oIr Lest S"ns-" rirrs:
"B:ucIl krv Polka MaZnrka.' by l!c:Zr";
"How ;hr Gates came ajar. transcription q!
Ia. thurn'> h>aE:icGI melody. easily arranged
by T.. Mack, just ihc thing :Cr little l;ngrrs,
anI "SchHhcr; : Sc:cIIa,!,. adapie,! for play
cr> OF modrr.i'c ability. !lc.c arr eight pages
Gf really g:.n.! m'i>ic II iht tri:i!nG COS; o;
cghF All O"c quarter cents. :ini J2>i'.cS
there is :: !.n"r Inuin' Of reading matter,
l.iu>;c reviews, book notices, etc. Al! TO-
gcthc: Tie JOURNAL. is we'll worth The att>n'
ton and patronage O.! nlI>:ci.Hl everywhere
and we most heartily commr;l,! il TO oul
readers.
lii order 10 b.i;ig il rLl;,il? iu;o general ciE'
cula ion, is publishers arr giving >u"sc!i
bcr> 4 choice u;' four PrcmiuIaS. Specimen
copies with full lari'calr> vii! hc m"iird
fee 20 Any adlc>S. Subscription price = .CC
per year. AL.:rc,s Linden ( Bates, Sayan
nal Ga.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-18
Trade with Charleston.


\ revolution in trad" is made nc
cc$sary by the difficulties lately cxpc.
ricnced, and which will be felt for
months to come. Merchants g" @r;sl!y
are waking to the fact that the Only
successful plan OF trade is cash one.
with quick sales aud short profits.
This can be only be done OR sinai a"d
jud;ciou<!y selected stocks o. :::''"d,:
and bought just as OCCASION requires.
The laying in Of heavy stocks three or
four seasons of the year at large cost.
on thirty, sixty and ninety days, and
selling on the expectation of payment
some time during the year, will not do.
and we imagine will scarcely be dome
again. These large stocks. too. are
purchased in distant markets with the
addition Of travelling expenses, LONG
freight and consequent delays 10 their
reception. These items too, had to b.
paid in cash. A comparison may we'll
be drawn here between tbs and the
advantages offered by purchasing at
a nearer Observation-Disclosures. The
country trad" eau be as well supplied
from there IS elsewhcre-and the
merchant can run down Il. triiiiEe
expense, lay in Z few Thousand dollars
worth, and replenish by telegram
order, or letter, whatevcr articles arc
needed as they run low, and which
can be done With little delay. Th"
profits Of trade, too, arc swallowed up
in having on hand large stocks Of
goods. which often lie on the shelf
until they hcro:nc rusty, muS:y Or
muthc:.tcn. Much Of this can be
avoided by Smali purchases nade at
the most convenient point. 4 small
business on the cash principle is a safe
one, ann L rapid turning over Of stock
is always .ttra"tiv" t. buyers: They
like to <ae .nc,is co::;iH" in. We
honestly believe our merchants would
realize more Success in business if this
plan were generally adapted. We have
no doubt too, t!lat Charleston can and
will offer such Inducements in prices
and accommodation as will conducc to
the interests Of the up-c"untry mer,
chants. And this added t. the saving
III time and expense OF extra travel
will give a decided advantage over the
practice heretofore III vogue.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-18
III i, Im and caught him in his
arms IS he fell. when he said. II am

III /" lIm and caught him iii h:s
arms as he fell, when he said, II am
y:;..." Ills second remarked, "You
rave carried CAMP with YOU" Then
urn ne cvcr and let ne see him dic,'
we're Wooitolk's last words. Camp
afterwards got into difficulty or the
,trrrt- # C,iunbns with Mr. Milton.
N which hc w;:s killed. Milton then
omovrl 10 Florida, was elected Gov
:ruor, and subsequently became ad-
iic;",l to drink, and ended his lite by
suicide few years ago.
-lbout 'w1 yca:> slice. Dr. ihonlp-
:uu Received letter from i .Mr. II. ".
Sullivan. Of South Carolina, asking
sim to maze inquiry and find out If
the r,rnrCls Of Fulton or Neh:lD show
- that any Of tie lots IN the neigh
horhood of Atlanta Wee recorded IN
the name Of Joseph Camp. He paid
little attention to it, as he had never
heard of any, and wrote lightly about
it TO Mr.. Sullivan. IF the facts of
th;$ c;.s. are such as alleged BY the
Acirs Of Joseph t;i:ap. it is very Sid
sul;,r that they have slept 5" long over
their rights. 1t may be that the ter
riblc tragedy by which Joseph Camp
lost his lie produced such grief that
it cause;l Mrs Camp with her chill
lrcll to m"vc back to Spartauburg,
South Carolina. The ownership of
this lot has remained as tradition in
the family. until L distinguished law
scr. who i:artied one Of the daughters,
i.earine Of it, commenced the inveSti
CATION. Ii is said that General Gar
Einston, who represents them at this
end Of the line, with his characters.
tic generosity, offers to compromise
tUr the Republic Block for his fee,
with the Kin,5all House thrown IN.
Seriously. however, General CARING
'on is going to proceed at once to sue
:;or III. rcv"yvry Of this immense pro-
ocrtv. Ifc IS in daily correspondence
with the rcativcs aud lawyers of Mr..
Camp. The details Of the campaign
are about settled upon, and We shall,
at an early day: hear the rattle Of the
SkirmiSher's guns, ut least.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-18

EErUEIlcANiSM IN ENGLAND.--A
Lcndva correspondent. M"M>Urr D..
Conway. Of the Cincinnati romlM'rri",
writes TO that l,aI'rrtlat I;cpublicani>m
is dead in England. lie had just been
u, through tllr manufacturing districts
of the north. where IT," Hos! liberal and
intelligent common people in England
are found. and nc says that Mr.. Brad
laugh will be con,p,.ll,.'. I" :;c!>,,n" l..,iG'-
u reaction. The it!,liral leaders have
given up the hope Of bringing in the
Republic these man. Years. They say
tli!t the ,!iscol::a!,cnm f;.s: i III" Credit
Muhilicrs and >a!a!v-""!ai,s al:d shame
less personal IaroriiiSn!, &c. Of .AlnrrI-
cam politics. They !"vc been ::>r':;-
tun..,l 10 Illustrate !lr beauty Of Dean
ocra:v hv AmrIi ir:l and haven't the
stomach 10 point 10 lis tny Longer.
tiH,S IL fUitft;T
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-18
Eti..lSsl:,tive Voting.

It is strange IN Us that 50 little Is
said Of the system Of cumulative
voting. Maj. Ncla"y alluded to it in
his letter 70 .!S<ccia;c Justice Wright
notwithstanding It's adoption by the
people Of this State, and the taxpayers
memorial 10 the General Assembly
brought it to the attention o1 that
body as ole Of tie lucans of rcmcdylng
Our political evils, but with this tie
matter has dropped: and ;hcrc Sccn S
to he bat very feeble endorsement I
the plan by the press and Tic pc"!. e.
1t is vain to hope for tEc adoption t
shiS system by the party ii pnwcr, fer
il is unknown il the history Of politics
b .u4--.- t.--..y htewtn.4y 70 vrr:d~ any
part OF g.Nrrnnent:,l Control whc.e It
clu bc avoided. it is doubtless true
.
'' ''' " '-' "
elcctlus representatives would fail to
''NN " ~ " '' Il
power. Democrats and Conservatives
in ether Statcs vino have the ,.aioGity
Yn ~.
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-18
The Code OF Honor.

Two negroes, Peter Blair and Moses
Sullivan, have proven that the saying
the co!orel troops fought bravcly,' -
is not merely an idle exprcsSlon.-
They fought at Sand Bar Ferry, tine
I o'clock on the morning OF the oth,
weapons Colts tivc-shocters, each bar
rel loaded. seconds Ralph Knight ard
VIM. Armstrong. The words Of COM
maad were, Peter are you ready? to
which he replied Yes. Moses arc ycn
ready? Yes. Then al it they went
di<vilarging the whole round without
h!qod: Again We're the pistols loaded,
aud asair t::e !!rin% commenced and
contiru rucd I'LL Peter received L bullet
through both legs. This proving $uf-
fcient to satisfy wounded honor, the
c3!ibatant$ r:turned to augusta.