The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-30

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TIE WHEA1 CRop OF THE srAgE expert peri
ence @ the past year, though. dearly bought has
not been without it's good fruits, ana the necessity
for planting cereals in connection with iii I; other
crops has at length been recognised II ispleaznp
TO turn rom the accounts Of famine, SUFFERING: and
distress, and note that notwithstanding shesa
nndrances &c the farmers have gone ste fastIy to
. Worky trusting that two bad years win not be CON
secufve, and that the growing crop win repay the
2 band attention bestowed uponb it From The
{. .sheeflng accounts given by our exchanges it
would sseemr that the proapects for the coming
year are very aattermg: This is particulariy the
case with the wheat crop, which has il e every sec
hon.. grown vigorously, and will yield q bountiful
harvest Our planters have been too long accus-
TONED to look to the teemig fields Of the West for
their s1pphes Of grain, and have heretofore deyo
ted the greetar part Of ter time TO the growth OF
cotton; but the day OF large cotton cropg IS past
and it has been found the best policy Sor the
pauter to divide his crop; BY rotating he can
20 manage his interestsss to; raise his own sup
supplies, The, lands Of South Carolina are adrni-
rabiy adapted for the culture 81 wheat and corn.
end hee*tantion paid to these CROPS win do 1hore
to improve the condition Of the country than the
thousands oaaeres neR p1antef.in cotton. tis3
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sAaafvERsAny OF THE PALMETTO, FIRE GoaFaa7:=4 s7=4
FMS Company celebrated their anniv ersaryI last
gsssneag ct thaR fine Hall ID >Anson street.; The
compsny was ven replessnfed, aid after 81; al 81:
azni9aeiob ot nef pet hes; proceeded to tho
business Of the evening, which resulted in the f-
lowing election Of oficers 70 t:tS ss5$ s5
81. FERGUSON, President 5 5..2
ssa J. RIDDOCK, Vice President @& "
IA9E ukRRY First Director ~ Ss;. {s5t
:',5s I COLEMAN, second Dissctor :5i.;:s:S
II = Hbnaa.a. 1b So NO aoarss psss2 Si2sae,
e! si. e. MCINTYRE, First Axemsn IL fe
s:t:ttsJ. LANNEGAN secc.5 a.c.os,, & tf 81
:f Thomas MILLER. Ohia Engineer. ir,ss:e A.
I-3) )W.sDAIEY, Aartstant Ennineer @ ss.S.t
s.tss. tss.N.-H.ARMGTR0NG Secrtary @ ts r3s:.,
ss1t . D. OKEEFE, TreaSuIer M ..;. -; n, gt3.< S4
st1. }. =. BURNS, HalikDepes,,s,,, Y, y: .$: s2
~ The former President, Mr. THOMAS 14frIxs, us
was unanimously elected Chisf Engineer the corr:
psny tustly deripg tbatae he hsd Ruided ihar,
oounsels 50 long and faithfully bs Was The Drtpp
person to entfuss with the char ~ she nav ;:
steamer. which had aisneEgea, ss.f s :ssat
apssse nepe5tment By prize .;s,s ;as
A1ter the business OF the evening was concuded.
the Company. with their invited guests. sat dovn
so nns collation. fnrniahsa by dssorkse Of thn
street Retreaks "a tnusnber oS brother Ara.
Z ahe1uhhs many ma 81 fhn T,hsafst !:
II md fhey apsered into the endoynent 81 tha 5oo3
e bef0ze them WITH 4 shIe,nsr,a ia tsaat IT,
halt1a the tables sor1nhd.s:
% hollow squAre, while ID the centre was nlaned tbat
teastk & i i apnnsb nii 49,, 1.s
contsns were ybe md tha A.;
,eoal kept tbs bogsss.
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