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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14

Hoi az-agssr s. Roc IsLaHs. foetobss ID. q
FEouE-Sprine Dcakis Rxtra, in bbls. ea.se =
Wholesale, end Sic 20 at retail Sacks, -, - Ct
Wholesale, and 80 % ~ retsii. loose, $s,ze ~
Wholesale, and so 90 rstsiL = - y = 100 ?
WaExr-NogA, $I,JSal,7s. Nos ,, lsSal,a9
G0Rs-G45 70 60c - 33'EsE99 "a" 25'ssEl
O4Ts--42s4Se for 80 lbs i.47eis--3 10 s.aAaFn s.
RyE--l ,oOal,05. Sc sf5.aa',a a-ei7a Es.e3 ar
BAREEr--No. 1, los. No. :, ga Ea'sn sal
BRxNs-200 ASK 5sg: ff.# a1ia7e nhE ,baa1.
SArr--S, 35a3, 30 per bsrrsl = .sa.7,as -. .as'
Observation-Disclosures, barrels included, 5ea62;
retsil SOr.i st4asfa ASA sSt .TsRasar si'Es.sg
HsaHwIHrs-S2,2e. ,s4lfToe : is1d ,xei
oxIoSs--- IS per bush. gaila}d ga G'1Si7s ,ga
PorAroesa+70a75s Assse2-a asao sYEa bu& ,.sa
EGGs-l21c dos snasasa 'tai 70! gIia
BurrER-L-Very choice lots, for retailing, viii
bring to 25e.ff7as esaaa ss4as3 baR sggf xesbfa
ReuLrnY--Live chickens, 81, 25a3,40 per dos.
HoGs--For live hogs 5a54c. 1ra za3 agys9gTa mes
CArrLn---Livs weight, commoa, 3,eoe3, 50.
Prime shipping ,soa5, so per hundred pounds. 81
HDKs--Sirsea Cemntry, 7cs green cared, Sc |;
green calf, l24al5c; dry flint, l2aa5c; dry salt-a
HAT-Prairis, $5a$s per ton Timothy esyse
a$l0,00. .ssbso Il 5-a rs
WooDxoafs 81, 90 - s,so q cord.
CeAI--aat the Coal Valley Yard, o. the Lsvss.
coal is sold at Il ceut the cost Of delivering to
From teams, IN Market Square. at f5al6 cents.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14
Is LOCAL Co6U16I6
uuloyment Wanted

,FiFrEsN CENrs a lineswin be charged fol
each insertion of articles under this head.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14
DISSOLUTION.

T>HE FIRM OF GoRToN q KRoGER IS
! i dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will be continued at the old stand by John Kro-
ger, who will collect all debts and settle III claims
against the late firm. araz - svas.u sss a4A
|G,iasr .4assrisi sfsF ssv ss T. B. GoRToN,
sanLt 35gsfT Ia5fsB.t s JOHN KR0GER.
Thankful for past fayors, solicit . share 81
pphlic patronage. JOHN KRQGER.,.
8 n 9s.,l go s-qne Faa9
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14
Go to tbs Best.

4 Il - Go to tbs Best. So IA
Go to toythe Bryant Stratson Iowa State
Business College, to get thorough practical
business education, or to become q good
sound telegraph operator. For circulars ad-
dress [enclosing stamps the Bryant 4 STRAIT
ton Commercial College, Davenport, Iowa.
Odd Fellows
Rock Island Lodge No. ls, ]. o. O. f,
meets every Monday Evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall, southeast corner of Illinois and
Eagle Sts,, at 8 o'clock Pm.
DAVID HAYES, N. G
LEVI S. HARsoN, r. S.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-02

IN. B.--cOUNTGF Rance. t.k..
csrhanrc 20; Goo'is. At city price.
Suy & t., - ffn
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-02
Rais,nE clover Seed.


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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-02
Aaritmltnral, IT.
Keep all tho stock You Can.

The Massachusetts, Ploaghinan Ia discoursing
upon the above subject glvcs the following cx-
cclcnt aud truthful remarks, which should bc
hc,,ied by all our readers
There "a no way 10 keep up farm 60 readily,
90 - we'll, as by keeping all the stock u will
faiTy carry, Ia order 10 produce the lafgei, pos
siblc amount OF good lanuTe. Something mA,
he done with artificial manurcs % be sure, hat
they arr 10 be considered rather as stmulants TO
the immediate crops, than as means Of kctpng
up the permanent fertility aad condition % The
land. We believe IA stocking "a farm pretty
nearly up 10 It's utmost capacity. We do not
mean by this 10 recommend farmer 20 kerr
riogc than his farm viii carry well, oa. to kecp
rs much, aaa if has % supplement little, that
l., tO buy more or less grain or hay 10 help oula
rather short crcr, he had better DO this than 10
sell hay for want OF stock enough TO consume 10.
In other words, L is better 10 sell the produce OF
the farm on four legs, than 90 sell IL In the form
Of hay and grain, unless he has some other and
extraordinary means OF supplying full equiva-
lent In the form 81 fertilizers tina, will keen up
the condition Of the land
We have seen hay sold IN the barn in the
country, within week, a, thiriy-ihrcc dollars a
ton, and that too more than forty miles from
Boston " course the temptation is very strong
toilet slide a, such price, rather than 60
ie',l It ogt 10 an ordinary stock Of cattle. No
one would prcicnd 10 say II is worth that money
- ;oed 10 common stock. Cattle ought L. bc %
high and FIRST rate quality 20 justify an eNpsc-
tatioa that Il will pls that TO 'ecd out. And
81; D, Is probable that it will 80 higher instead
~ lower ia the course q tue winter. But we
mus, look ahead . LILLE and ace whctc We age
hscly 10 Land Manure Is high as we. As hay
aul when Nc begin IL look about % so how We
49, 90 supply the place of = large heap OF good
..rn yasd manure 10 the spring i y noi easy So
.c how % 10 Sat Anv reasonable fticr The
good farmers " CoanecucU, valley. many OF
H fsaa..a Hfs st..f 80 -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-02

s NgT PRorFcT.oS Fua TaEEs saow Wax 49,
'ae smith Of Tcmplarc Toaao county bal
e.a Tcry much annoyed AMI bis 'raos Injured
BY worms said &c would willingly give ffy
i0liArs % know "a remedy % keep them down
We advised him 70 ~ one remedy viz To
uini bundle q the boughs or iwigs o. ilc fed
co,.af around the body u each tree. with the
butts uppermosi. We have since heard that the
experiment. was entirely successful though ar
niics u worms made a charge upon ihen be had
full supply o. peaches and other fruit
o may not BE- generally known tina; WORMS
and insects Of any kind arc very rarely seen upon
any " th, varieties Of the cedar family We
think D. a ri wood and Whi'c cellar thus Packed
around tile body n trees would BE- very adyan.
lagoon, ia protecting any Kind from the miller
o. wortts, 70 be applied near tho ground every
'pfins.- s w. Ier,,i, Nm O., Ont ~ a,
fbaHiry 'ssnficn,aH
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-02

MEApoWu---fOf- plizsiss. ---On mos; farms
There are portions Of meadow land whose pro-
duct u hay y very small compared with others
IN The vicinity. Thee sections can be- much
improved, without breaking the swafi by
literal ioI-dr-s.ing 0. lime and E.lt. These
vii invigonto the growth II the Aftermath, and
II repeated the ensuing spring will render the
poor spots equal in produclivenes- to iho-o by
which they are surrounded. Tie experiment i
break up the whole meadow for the purpose Of
rcscsdRg at future lay Nearly the same
result can h. Produced by the application of
ieachel wooi ashes ~ n iopdressing where the
material is a,,ainable for that purrose. Miryiani
Ffrasr
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-02
PLUMBING BUSINESS
~
TOWSONTOWE.

I'liE rubacribcr respectfully intrns ti''
iscn, of baltimore county that l.' D.
Gated h.msrlf at Tow fontoNu, uri ha ,.l-..
lishcd the llUMDlSG liusiNiS.. "a ..l
brauchr9. lie s.licits the patronage 90 a.. 49,.
iArEs ~ tho county. work entrusted 20 i...
will be- performed satisfactorily. and y 't'
third less than the charges mn,.r : i.r.
from tho city.
-c-l have had considerable" cNI,s.or,- .
me erection Of lIYDECALIC RAMS g. In
and FORGE pUMl'S of every icscsi't..'.
All orders Lott witt Ak. WILL. l!ut''
NJ the Post pilr". Tow 5oit"su. will ,. posses.
~ attended O..
ALL WORK WARRANTED 70 GIVE So
lsFarTlu*.
am necn, for MARSH a JOHNSON oCLL
EBEATED cCCl MEIER FrNrS. .u.d, %
cucumber w"o,l.l III" last funl~ if."n.
experience has proven they viii "ut" .lt t..
ct those Pumps mudc 81 any "thof .:ul o..
w"n,l.
Wells from 10 to- 90 icci deep cnn o. lut ID.
io- from $40 To- as.
am also agent i.r Marsh ., lohr-"ii'. i'G
ENT ESAMELED ClLiEDEE. whsh asa
IN Pumps when required. ma. Iyiu'
Cast Iron and cnamclcI with porcelain, ST.,
ing perfect g.asr'l fuliur" i.r tie w"gll''
bnx amt an Iron Seat aul y. .yc ior the w,.
valve. with bail so Il can o., taken ".t .Iui 90,
paired Il it gets cut ct "iicr. AMI p'..'.
will Lost tnkin. NJ She ilup r. iuai.'- POI.
h' = rui iHn7' durable rumi '."w b. U.,. fir
Porcelain Cylinder never Wcnl "ut. - % Vars.
with tic create; case. They tre i.rt. .t.'..' .
ninpici. in fact. almna; ni!.p"n ahl" !.f t D..
Wells. tn" Pump ayo iuni" ~ .crt'"'. WI. .
ncr"s my i"r very deep we'll. .ii = 'sin
Ter can Be put at any depth required.
% runPs ca. be scru 90 luy si'l. 80 i...
Pear %: Ady's Hotel.
WOODEN AQUADUCT SvrrL.iu T0oL
DER. Address.
GEORGE ~. iDIlN
July :, IS6a.-ti. Tow.ou:nvn, Nl
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-02

Tnsnno CRAss SgrD.--lt Is recommended 70
test grass ncois especially clover before sowing,
10y putting aeeaa, previously counted, In small
cup Oiled wilh good sol Cover the seeds a
halt Inch deep, and keep ihs aoil moist aud
warm. In Few days The proportion Of COOL
seeds may b. determined - NJ 'Fsrmsr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-02

SAvE fouR OIL.--ru, the wick into the la,nr
and Oh the latter abou, half full with coarse al,
and then put In about inch Of oil, and II wilt
BE- found that great saving viii be the re.ull =
The sal, wastes gradually away during The burn.
ing, end must therefore, be renewed from time
20 time. The light Is purcr aud more brilliau,
than without the sali. and the wick requires no
auullinQ
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-02

iiow 10 PumFY KANclB l.AaD.--A correspond.
ent of the CSHn'ry CsssfiemaH says ! had some
- It's. rancid lard, which wns vaineless. a. q,
was. knowing the antcaep,lc quality OF the
chloride Of soda, procured ; DUNES, which was
poured into about n pailful OF soft water, aud
when hot the lard adiod AMER boiling Il thar.
onghly together for an hour or two Il was 81,
aside 10 cool. Tho lard was taken oil when
nearly cold, and was consequently boasd sP.-
Tue color Was restored 10 an aabaslcr white,
and the lard was a. sweet "A a rose
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-02

TIA Tia sarcc.t 50 who
- the ciuc
u
work sud IAN be attached either belt rod Power = cleans the grain rus
machine which much light ty vr, buAcl
moro IA cicanc n tho comm way.
&c ~
whc cls n ia warrantci
Gala o 81
qualities upright
of
ton
the tcn 4 ~ Ircc
"a col Il lac mil 8 war
. u nudru arc,at
O =
H. Matthews,
.il,
= l. l.
O. Aucnt
90 all srcs ami ohcs
= street, tmurc
M,v % DIV
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-02
Roofing.
Roofing.

Pages Felt, Cement and Gravel
Roofing,
Is TIE BEsT ~ Use. and Asa been well
j snown for iiftccn years.
We guarantee all new work tor five ycarH.-
u better thar Tin. and costs half ~ much
20" Oh Roofs repaired NJ short notice.
W. are the only manufacturers II ROOFING
MATERIALS in Maryland, all %: which We
krcl constantly on hand Tor salo.
Tin Roofs aud Iron Fences painted with
our Patent Parafiuc Tarnsh.
FACE. BROS 4 co.
III smiths Wharf.
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Agents Wanted Now Ready
II0N J. r. HEADLEY'S
a tAtfss..1lN ~ rtNftf, ANxruR

Agents Wanted Now Ready
ITON J. r. HEADLEYS
HISTORY OF THE AWR.
GtuMrLErE ~ two volumes. AL~n. i>-rgi'
X 'a.tat.ls "srtvitNr. The hc.i, cheap.
.-t n..ft ip''rs.iins. popular AMI valuable
History oi The Rebellion ever published, which
u fully attcsDst hy ill., vn"riHuus sale II has
F'.ri.'. "i a''.o"" Nuluiu"', nnI b. now aclling
w..h .urr,. 81 ga'il.iy.
Al tho g. who have acted as Agents irr the
work aiI .ici.scrco the first volume. nrc iuvit-
v'i 60 r'.cfiy:.. ia" rs.tn-y they huyc "ccu-
l'ir'i. ni4l 60 ,iIvas. 81 ,u".p thoroughly -i"F
is .. 3HiH. 81 - will Greatly increase the sale,
and O. nFolu. i.tl : "',h,rcc tlcir profits.
W. 81, o.a.. 1i.i 8" if'uc "a oi.ti"n 81
t,r t',.,.,,. bound ~ oa,. whio. isn"N ."ady.
aud -"c'it- t' ~ fe;.y hi''t the wants "t the
lt''ilr. =: 'lr oli'.;ol. Cd: Agents Row in the
a"'i '.lt a futu.r -s!c. %! iAi. work "! II be-
r'nLi.. ! ;.tig-',r!y q iac '-o '"'H.t,' b3W"i
90 "Ht.
uth'r y .t,ric4 !av. iccn hcior" the public
.'r 'n," fnrwlhs-ha,.ii9 .n.n. before tho re-.
port %! t"u,4u. L. =. t,raut and other ducu.
800 ,'u., ipenny are Inaccurate and deficient
iu niurA ita' rsl t.tutrs the greatest value an
support. l.rc ~ .aeA work..
$50 J. ,l,.y 'ta- il .yci thc rnmplrii"i. 81
t'ii.. ritii t. ,i.'u'4.ui- rl-e,.acs z, c,rrcc'.
.., .i.i .. q. .,.. cpt.ld Toe. nhi tin"i Th-
wii, constitute g. Vcty clscut'ui feature 90. u,
.,,n. ~. .i.d i.ri 60 f'l.i,s it 10y lar them ;
g.' t.t.. .,af..r,t, ani ,e'tgti, w'rt ccsr
30. ..i .,.. u iuc"''.. ;.iii M
i.rll,...i -.i- A..rti now b. tho m"li are
"''r'f..u.. ;..i.t ,u i'n 7ul-cri..ofs per W"ri.
= .r.rt ~ -.fuiiaI fla yuct"l present. .uch
.at ..,....~t ....iuss!uerf. 90 tbu.o who ere j.
s.-'a o.. e..-a ga j.. !srro;iv" employment.
EN'iG t"-.itafy ';'Ne' send stamp Tor
,.f't-. Aide
Il. sLEMMER : GO.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-02

Ne. Isl n. Gay street. baltimore.
HNENDEl.S thanks - his lricnds iur their for.
Il 'n"r very liberal patronage. aud hy prompt
n"f aud attention to basinoaH, will ON, .
dcnvnr I" merit continuance "l theirs q 4
inv"r. The public nro respectfully in $500
Vitcl % examine our stock " CHOICE TEAS
ASn FAMILY GROCERIES. our imported
and domestic Liquors are selected with tho
grcntoat po1siblo care. Families may ronile
~ thc PURITY %, an article ordered lor modi-
cinal purpnscs ani pnpprict0rs Of Hot, - may
furnish their bars with ehucu liquors.
fr~Aii "i which Wiil BE- Gold at .hr lswost
CASH prices. Jan. -. 1897. --iy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25

IA Have tBr Jones' from Boston, arrived oes a. for TURKS
sSa. Nov 5-In port brig Eliza Kimba. Langley. for
St o. s New YORK da: Sns DO
Burns Heaiy for Philadelphia do; schr Henry Milton for
WArsasosD. Sss ii-Arved Aboukir. Duncan. sYork.
American Ports.
Rosrov Nov "a AM-Arrived, schrs Michigan. Picker
ing Elzabchpor Mary Augusta, Lord Ellsworth for New
Ari sssse eBr,' cePowsi sSrinsm
ssiS-ATSed steamship Ontario. Liverpool via Queens
'ocH isfi sfsS Novel sss brig Ds
Ep6ARrCwS. Nov a~Arrlvsd, schrs Saxon Cassidy.
New York Tor Boston; Arctic HeAey do for Lynn hae
0G saed1sch n Pratt Ksndries PHILADELPHIA
Propons B for Norfolk. TO load for LIVER
JEoRGErowS, sc. Nov is-Arrived schr = Knight
rinm YIN "a 1sh .chrs Croker Lowe New Bedford
r Ssm 1a Barbaaos sh Maine New
MOBILE Nov ls-Arrived, ships city'of Brooklyn Coz
zens NYork; sulose, soue, Baltimore; sehr Allen.
ceared-sris Sueva casrnira ssp, ,DurAi Barcsionai
scST Wm Lss MN Steamship Rspaan
Bailey, NYork Below bark Lincoln. Trost hence for Sos
' Cleared stsamshps Star Of the Union coclssy. PhiIa
delphia via p a Geo Cromwell 'a' SforA scnr =
rENsAcoL1, Nov is-Anived. schr Central America.
10, : brig Geo ss:
5rS Clark Boston smith P..:ssss s,,.
vest Moon BARLEY, Gibraltar schrs Salie b. BstemaD
Cienfuegos Marion Gage. sheppard. Barbados Wilson,
NOVEL;. Boston: Wide World. Hildreth, Charleston.
PORfLAND, Nov 2Arriyed brig Jas Miller pendlscI
NYork Belfast schr Sea Queen Gupu Calais Tor BAL
timore; steamer Francona, Sherwood, NYork 49,
Cleared-Brig Afarctta. Blbber Matanzas schr A1ofs
Lorinr do: scnrs Mary Amsden, Smith, Phiadeiphias
VIM Arthur. Andrews. Nfork go
RICHMOND, Nov 23-Arrived, schrs II Wood. Curies,
ana Anna Van Brun Tooker, Work Davidson, ketch-
ROCKLiND Nov l5-sailed, ship Forest Eagle Hosmer.
New Orleans: 2ls schr Frank Jameson Jameson nYorE
SAVANNAH. Nov 20-Arrived, schrs Compromise Barley
and Mctter. Barlow, NYork.
2ls-Arriyed schr Hattie Baker, Crowel, Boston, "
Saied-Ship Elsnore. Clark, Liverpool.
2lth--Arrved steamer Lord New York; ships Enter
PRISE Philadelphia; Moocka, Victoria NYork: barks
Halcyon, dol vulture verpool Proteus Buckspor schr
Loyal Scranton, New York
The steamship to load for Liverpool direct
SALEM. Nov 23-Arrived brig Whitaksr Merrill non-
Sawyer NYork for Machias: Jones Smith, and Presto
Drew Machias NYork Cherry Eaton Addison for do
Z Carnage, Hx, and Z Everett Emery Csrsers HAT
Dor for do Naonta smith, Bangor for st Thomas Buly
wnkle French Rockland for NYork; Davidson, Kelley.
'WfIMfSGToS NC, Nor 2l-cleared. schr Lockwood.
81 John, NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25
BRO0KLyx INTELLIGENCE.

ACCUSED or PIcENa PocKErs Patrick Roep
plumber, was arrested on Saturday night by otacsl
Harkins Of the Forty third precinct on tho charge
picking the pocket Of Philip Lcverc OF pocketbook
containing Us. The theft az alleged. committed
While the painant asleep the steps Of No.
IN possession Of the accused uhcn arrested. He VA
locked up 10 answer.
CHARGRD WITH RoRnx0 JrxK SBor.-4ix boys,
James Flahcrty, Frank Herman John Bro1erck Thomas
Meshsn, John Leo nard and Thomas Riley arrested
sssurday night By h- police OF the Forty third pre-.
cinet charge or having robbed the Junk shop and
rcsdsncS Of Michael Wsldron, in South Brooklyn. of
500 wortn Of properly The accused after their arrest
gave information uhsh led the recovery Of Of
the goo<A
FELL FROM A SrcoSp srcRr wnpow.--A little boy
nss yeas 81 age OF Mr. Valentine Elliot residing
No sscopd place fell from the second story win
Gov on saturday night 90 the stoop Fortunately no
bnes we're broken and the physicians have hopes o. his
recovery.
KvocKxD BOWS AND RospEp Owen Hanover, whsls
preceding homo on Saturday night was knocked
down by two men, In Bridge street. and robbed Of HE
watch and pockesbook. Two men were subsequently
arrested ~ cincer kggs on suspicion OF having COM
proved agairst them they were discharged
Fam ros rnE BExsrfr or rlrsHixo CoxvExr-On
Tuesday next grand far viii Be opened u Washington
Hail. q the intersection OF Broadway Fourth street.,
g. D. for the benefit Of the convent IN course Of
tlon At Flushing L. All the ca thoiic churches OF the
District active In promoting thu objects Of the fair.
Yestsrday morning Father Mcdonald. or ~ MaryA IN
speaking Of the enterprise, stated thas his people had
subscribed ~ 900 for the objects contem slafed-
FIRE N RrcrvrSc Es1AmrHxsxr Kaufmans
'ectifyins establishment situated In Dv,aca avenue
bear Wyihes T. D., was discovered 10 DO on ne shout
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25
NEW JERSEY.


CHILD CncxEp M An ArrtR-corousr warrsa ~
osvsd the body OF ch,d. swo PEARS asd half sld q
Eighth street yeserday, who met death from being
choked BY piece Of an appls given by ths meher wins
granssd.A
srAsuso AFraAY.-Yesssrday morning, about half
past three o'clock an ARRAY occurred In which Michael
Nauehton stabbed with a ksfc fhe alleged per-
pstraior, William Haggart arrested aud locked up
Tor examination. Haughon is . resident Of 10 Van worst
street.
Newark.
rcLfcr REcoSp-The police report for the wask ~"
enAsd shows that fytwo made durin that
persd decrease Of foriy-one compared On the
previtus week.
Tus GAnRorrSe CASE --Thc man DInsweli whose ar.
arrest for alleged completely IN tho Beach earrotsg
case vas rose ~ ss HERALD ~ me s ~ ss sa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25

This statement L. OF course. only PARTIAL but II repre-
sents very fairly the sentiment OF the people OF the
State the figures colated from returns Of nearly
one-haf OF the districts 1t viii be that the pro-
portion Of persons who voted white to seventy
two blacks. and that moro than twohrds OF the few
whites who participated at all voted against convsn-
ton. The facts too significant to require comment
The following the result Of the voting in the city Of
Charleston. II will be from this that A. J. Ran.
sier and william McKinay tcolorcdl received the high
est number Of votes Those marked with an asterisk
are colored:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25

SEsrzscE o. ToLAR, POWERS WATxra-Itis un-
derstood definitely that General Candy has published
the proceedings OF the trial Of Toa Powers and Wat
KIDS oy Military Commission ~ Raleigh. they were
found guilty OF the charge and sentenced 70 b hanged
me General mitgated the sentence to fifteen years I'M
prisonment at hard labor in Fort Macon We sincerely
trust that the imposing petitions that have gone forward
from the people or State President Johnson will
cause the speedy pardon OF these gentlemen. These
TRIALS OF CIVILIANS by military court having been declared
unconstitutional BY the President and pronounced 20
BY the supreme Court OF the United States were these
men ever 90 guilty they have not been legally con-
victed- = Wdwin0ton IN CO. Journal, Nor "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25

Uuf O'CLOCK Yesterday morning. but by the prompt arr
val or the nremen the building was saved Damage
5000; insured Ior $500
EXPLOSIONS OF KERoeESE.-About three o'clock yestef-
day afternoon tank in the sterling OH Works. Newton
Creek Union avenue Greenpoin exploded and set
nre TO the place. The flames speedily overcome
with loss OF 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-25

The South CarolIna Election.
The Following 10 the result Of the election In South
Carolina under the Reconstruction acts far IS heard