The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-10
The railaoad between Augusta, Ga,
and Charleston, South Carolina, has
been thoroughly repaired, and trains
have commenced running over it

When President johnson wishes to be
very fOrcble in expressing his hostility to
| Congress and the measures of the Republi-
can party he always winds up by q declara-
ton that he appeals to the people. That is
just what John Tyler used to say in his day,
and everybody knows how he came out
Chicago Republican.
Yes, every body knows that the
Wing party against whose leaders Mr..
Tyler appealed to the people, was driv-
en- from power. The great popularity
and genius Of Mr.. Clay, backed by the
manufacturing interests, and the money
power, could not save it.
A Barrel of Sugar on 'Change-
Clarke Il Utter's Improved SOTghO
Machinery.
A decided sensation was produced
among the members of the Board of
Trade, on Wednesday, by the present
alton of a barrel of sugar made from
Northern Cane, by Messrs. Clarke IL
Utter, of Rockford, Illinois The quail
ity of the sample was excellent. Ii alb
sorbed a good deal OF attention during
the session, and has awakened an inter
est on the SoIgho question, and estab-
lished a conviction of the feasibility of
producing sugar from the Northern
Cane that did not clearly exist before.
The sugar on exhibition was of high
grade, clarified of all gummy and glu-
cOse substances, devoid OF most Of the
Objectionable sOrgho twang, light col
ored, and of inviting flavor and sweet
ness, as was demonstrated by the avid
ity with which the thronging members
disposed of samples. These gentlemen
are manufacturing machinery which
the farmer will want and can use, that
will enable him to produce all the gu.
gar he may need for home consump-
ton. In the manufacture of this sugar,
with a supply ofwhioh every housewife
would be satisfied, no chemicals, aka
lies or foreign admixtures of any de
scription are employed There is no
mystery of knowledge about it; no eX.
pensive recipes Of prescriptions TO be
paid for. Proper machinery TO evapo-
rate and crystalIze the cane juice, and
cold water and centrifugal power to
defecate, which boy twelve years of
age can operate and manage, are all
that is required.
Messrs. Clarke 81 Utter have gained
wide celebrity in the manufacture of
their Railway Evaporation. 1t is con-
structed to facilitate crystalization, and
with their Centrifugal Separator" at
tached, which separates the pure crys
tails from the ''mush it becomes most
practical, useful and indispensable sor-
gho machinery for producing premium
syrups and sugars.
Heretofore, the samples of sugars
manufactured with great expenditure
of labor and time, and presented to our
Sorghum Conventions and Agricultural
Exhibitions, have been in Homeopa-
THO doses. Many of these samples
have been obtained through fltering
bags, tho use of drugs patient manipu-
lation, and almost IN invisible quanti-
ties with these needless auxiiiaries.
But here is a barrel of sugar which can
be thoroughly inspected, handled,
weighed and sold Every examiner
tastes it, lauds II, and pronounces it a
triumphant success. 1t is claimed that
every grower Of cane, every Farmer
throughout the land, can lag aaide his
barrels of light, dried and clarified
sugar with as much surety as his supply
of fruits and vegetables. The "Centri. !
fugal Mil, which is & miracle of effec-
tiveness and utility, and which can be
attached 10 any horse power, takes the !
"mush" produced by the Railway |
Evaporation" and DELEGATES, scobis and !
makes it fl article Of commerce by |
mechanical force alone, 10 patches of |
twenty barrels every twenty minutes,
and st sn expense Of less than penny |
per pound 10 the manufacturer. The |
mill can be supplied to manufacturers,
clubs and individuals durably con-
structed and in trim working condition,
for sum not exceeding fifty dollars.
The gentlemen from Rockford,
Messrs. Clarke and Utter, have
obtainted a proud triumph in the
quantity and quality OF their sugars.
The thousands of manufacturers
throughout the country, using their
evaporatOrs, frankly claim, that for
economical use OF fuel. for its capability
to produce the finest quality Of syrup
in the speediest manner, FOR Its utility
in clarifying, encouraging crystaliza-
ton, for simplicity and durability of
and ease Of operation, il
examination and comparison
everywhere. Any person desiring in
can address Clarke 4 Utter.
Rockford, IN, for descriptive circular
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