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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21
FRUIT GROWIyG IN SOUTHERN MINNESOTA

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MAxKAro, Blue Earth Co., MINI, Dec. %. 1868.
The prevailing opinion in the Eastern States ap
pears to he that fruit growing In Minnesota is failure
In the early settlement of the State there was ground fot
such belief planted OF the good Old sorN
so long raised the Eastern States such as were re
commended tree peddcrs and the cold IN the
Winter or excessive moisture IN Spring kled hoih ln
however, universally the ease, for sOno wcta
cautious enough 10 procure hardy trees suoh az succeed
well in Canada or other northern ATTITUDES ana seuns
them rolling land the result was entirely sdtls
factory For two three years apples and grapes hsvs
been exhibited az our state and County Tars thh'
grown 10y the exhibitors In this state Ihls ron p.es
forces a rapid growth Of vegetation, and the wood %
trees, unless hardy, does not rpe Dut by oIo
change that will ohyiae that difficulty although IL crops
of wheat have taken from the same ground without
any perceivabe difference in the yield Of straw or grain
Al our County ue Earth Farthe premium for the best
picked each Of Winter and Fall apples was awarded 70 -
has large orchard and the trees look as thrifty as any
that anywhere For the best grapes inc Pre-.
MUM was awarded TO Robt. Goodyear nurseryman NV
ing about six miles west OF MankaO. Last year ne solt
grapes and presume he has this In July saw ms
the only kind he has fted His trees vines ana p1snes
all looked thrifty and noticed NUMBER oI apo mi
nursery is ON the high prairie ana without Any %
it enr and 40 this Others have trees that havs
horne frut Two or three years Pears cherries and pus
sa u Snit ali succeed wen The black currant. goose
berry pum raspberry, blackberry wine eranpetry psa
cranberry strawberry, crab apple are all found grqwing
J IN tbe woods or on the prairie and the fruit Is OBJ
ained IN abundance IN their season. but cultivation In
rbSre Is now no doubt but that time and experience
viii accomplish much in Minnesota toward developing II:
Embarrassing capacity but the evidence OF the past ana
present sufficient 20 prove conclusiyey that frutra
ing here is "a perfect success -.,,
mutt ana those In this country, but the Same can DO ssd
OF all Of southern Minnesota the climate Is the sans
and the soil is not much different. .
At the State fair. encouraged were the peoPs
hat horticultural society was formed ana grs't iS
erestts felt by all the inha1ltants IN ens growing "
hardy and well tried varieties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21

LECTURE OF PROF. GUYoT-The first OF eouise "
scientific lectures was delivered at the Rutges 49,
No. 4sS Fifth-aye on Thursday evening by ffe - go
on "The Glaciers of Switzerland" The .nscsllv Of
vivid description of the Alpine scenery. Mont Bans
Monte Rosa second only IN grandeur e. Sre procip
ITSELF and Of the immense masses OF v below forming
ths saesrs Of switzerland That these ~ the Ana
formed they are, far down ~ Tho sea- are not CONS
Seey melted by the summer sr Sw urse
the fact that the asse process The rhenomens
OF melting during tne Ss SS ssas Sss
Az night III oisa "a OF thunder, accompanied BY On &
S hS breaking o. ss sse
themselves IN cascades with great force sna n
nahSe on the sirfaoe Of glacier will gradually sink 70.
8own IN the mass, heavy stono VIII preserve tnp ~
beneath II from the fays OF the sum- ana FORM tns Gag
bcAutiful column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21

FOR LIVERPOOL. Jan l)a steamship City Of Cork-Ioseph
Brown e, NrvYo: Samuel Arg Clinton Aug London Wm De
LEW Cpt Stephenson Royal Navy juan Msrno TaTlcn aad ser
Want, British AMY Torruoi John angton snl wife Ottawa C. W
Arthur Wade Eugaud; NJ sHdri thcago w y Scotlan M
barnard. M Ss.tt'i AMI child Chicago Mrs Fletcher ana c
England John "A rNvr VIZ hcNeo"n, Ior'l0 j. w wharton
e. Srrc.l 4. A. Murray. =,
FOR SAVANNAH J,n il steamship San SavalorMrs James
Thomas R1rrl A. ~ Cooper Henry Hamilton, owens IL H.
g,wre Nh, l. D. H. Sherwood James An0ry, VIM Peterson
Gem, Hrrlrr, Viz AMI r. Hcackson. Mise MARY Rogers
Hiram Wood Anderson. Master and Miss Anderson r "a
rcr. X H. 4. Thompson Miss Tile Lyle Miss Hattie IS
Cot James g. Harley Bch Noe; Mr and Mrs Paterson Miss
Paterson Can't T. F. Rogers c. D. Collins Michael Pcson, H. @
Merritt, A. Simpson A. Rutlel C. HAT H. Roberts Miss Annie
John Boyi John Brown Miss Wr r. g. Spauidin2 Miss Ma
~ uory Nm In j. W Fayue aud 10 IN the seerQgeIOa q
IRON HAVANA lan steamship ColumbaA Yam Ssnrood,
Russell Mr. Poster Fred Freedor,
Freor Victor Wandsar lleui Miss j. l. Aen Miss Her
Chroph Luhrs Francisco Azay james Barrett and
vito Laurel G. 1ibre Edward F0otan Miss Lee Pedro furi,
Jcohy F,nena Bowers G. Lerere Salvador kls Fpe Obs
no. John Williams David oc'eNe H. NarOua H. Marsh John ee-
land joe AaouiO Terry-Toh. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rss,...l) Snn Sets......5oi Moon 1903
SANDY Hook ..8 % Cows Island. g:l5 Hell Gate. ....%
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEwYoRS....,".JAS 10.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
sis,%.D G,9s o %'hs s ES Saei S son. Dale
Ss,%Sp Eaa i CS Ldpoo Saoa Steam Navigation
Company
Steamship Wilmington spencer Galveston William, Gaon
Steamship Mapo,a Quick eToLeals e. n G p
Steamship Gen Meade Sampson Ncsofeaa, H. D Cromwell Co.
STEAMSHIP KaloramA, Berlace, Batiaore, J. b Smal
s.! s s.eSSa a ssS' Ss.s rSa d e. A@
ship easoSP CP. TcmI s5g0S H MsSb sos GO Co.
sHip frnI Albert (Iiam Plnmb Hamburg scman Edye.
s S& S %sao1s sai Ta Sa e. Scl l. s
scbr. David Carrie ST. Mark, Ria
ARRIVED.
Steamship WIN Tbbetts McKne Ssannh Jan L? and Tybee H.
Pat into This Bor for 90. bound to w% i0 NC hours with
steamship keessA H,l9 snyder wilmington ~ ~ " "OD'' '
steamship Francon sherwood Portland With udso and j.
Rig Henry Gilbert CBr) Ill., walsor l'dl with plaster to D.
Rris EsseI Br Bslerwiaor Is days TO H. De wOf& Co..
S Sch Esslpar trl Brooks, CORVALLIS, to JDe wOHS Co
S6r wltare Mllaly Forum. Bay r., II days With a'h to
ss6r Jenny Tyler FrOsek Forum. Bay g. II day" With a'A to
se6r C. R. Jones Smith Fortune Bay f. u days. with h'n !"
""'~ ARRIVED. Sunday, Jan. 20.
Steamship MOn.L Libby Charleston jan 49, With ns' and pass 70
si.sssp Mo s,En1,A jan Il With Ta,: and
passed through large The Barnes has experienced severe
'f seSm.p ssa.os Ks Richmond and Norfolk With s pass
20 O. Hrncken Pslnore
shin Aeraner Johns NJ b. Stinchcomb Boston, days In
ballast 10 Gwe Co. The has bean anchored oa the HOOK
since the night Of the 10Th ns.
SAILED.
Steamships Cork Sazona Columbia Wilmington 0en Sher
Gen Meade Montgomery Msrposa San Salvador Jaa AterA
Niagara
DISASTER.
The New York pilot boat Peras reported have been sunl
BY collision With unknown vessel the moug Of the 18th nt %
Sandy Hook No particulars,
Tug ship Mobile, With 900 bales Of cotton burned Mo-
bile Bay on the 18th inst
SPOKEN
Steamship Famboa. hence for Charleston Jan e % miles NJ
Of Cape Lockout
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho steamship Rarsgoss which 70 haze sasl Ca9p Iv
ftrdsf datsilcd consequence aI bs Ice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21
STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

Presidents OFFICE HrDsoS RIVER RAILROAD CogP,NT}
TTNiE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COM
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Drialln9.

CHAS. G.. SHELLEY, No 66 Barclays ST.,
" STEAM JOB PRlNrER-Carls Circulars, llie'ia rohsf
Catalogues &c, at tho lowest cash rates
ALL WORK DONE PROMPTLY
CYLINDER PREsswORK DONE PoR 1HB TRADE.
WIN EXERP 65 Ias S9RSs NJ lO4
Frs
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feqal Notices.


~ ofJnuary 1904 s1rrltt 4 attachment issued by the Hos
barnard the hE vessel Free Trade her lc
apparel the lien ~ JOHN hcDARMlD for
claim sgaust vessel amounting The sum Of Hfil B aud hh
m vessel will payment the claims against her uHe.
coeo thereof some person interested
therein, appear nl discharge such warrant according 70 Law within 10
this uutcopstrd tbI
DAVID WILLIAMS. Atorueg. No 3 BeckmAn.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21

sys. EaiIiloe o. r.oai. -'.rtai.st
TRAINS LEAVE NETYofE:
NrN.ffsver 100 % tB.J Ljia l-l' Erl 5D if'F
.or G..so.,. 1j L5lEI), iI31 ~. i2l5 U,J. 3n Gfh
F.r 81 i5rl ,rl tt.i,ri. 7o' I71a r g. 800 r m.
Ioi TsIlcA. Southport AMI We'iiof fO, l' a i' 80 90
ror yo-r's 20 oo1 tEr) 9o) ilea ns III: Tr 900 Ga)
Jf.. t.1. &Ji. BOO tErl g.
io Cfrn~ ,A zoo sl' IiJ1 b.. 300. 3d. %. go No.
Geo. .taf,d 5UJ 900 iEEI 401 lI o. l .l3 rI Al', ao'
'r f' ,,.sr al ir.-asili. .i5-, zoo 200 o AM 2l5
OBJ ru1,ly, d. 60 a. Train viii l,,,s Tseu sr7-lsi at
o.. o. ......-,,.. .~.....
I'. o'io' via srrus, t .2 D. d. o.. A. Nih ""r m
lo Lo ipl ,Ia Shore Do. Itla lhtI ' p r - .,., ,,,
fo Hs,oI All springfield 4D . u- LfI l+i' A'' ,Li' o."
30, Connection, Rive, R.ro,l aoo. OIL. url l2I'p to Moa
Eo nsifJ Io,.. I'd fi,btl Hi-o soI tRr n 1913
TO-. S,rI,,u Scrloaion ,a sto.a.,'. R,ho,i - 600 IA.
.. D. f.. .DI r.
D.. t,aa. Rlirotl l2t5 q. 90 Mort t,a
i. 4IH. ..0.lU x Iol.. BOD a. o.. 4. t I
ri. = .....r. brI.uii H1 u. o.
Yo. Da. I.l NoIfs.t NI7.i. sn. 70 '. a r. 90 o. m
Conn 04.l, sleeping ttrs attached 60 ''' r ten
EEW-JERSEY RAURO tJ-T.m> leave
= l.t .t. or Iiuisr. ' ts. b. o., u 3D.
Gtall-p o. l. .Iz,AH aus t.f...as '' 90 l'A m'
o. u ari p ut'ist
rsrH Is -f.rF1- -1i
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Droposals.

-
January Y. 1851. !
NAVY SUPPLIES.-Separate Proposals
IN and indo,d Proposals for Nav Srqpie viii be
seceved O'Clock, TUESDAi the 18Th LAY OF
February furnishing and delivering az the United states Navy
Yards NeYOk and Boston before the frt day Of April nI
te quantities Of the different sracs specified IN the following l t"O
Rrf delivered at New-NOrk and oneal al Boston VIA:
7 New Navy Beef 5000 hbls. per Dbl
New Navy Pork GOO GJl., peg bbL
Rice 100000 pounds pound
Dried Apples, 10000 pounds, per pound.
Sugar, ~, 900 pounds, Per pound
Tea, 900 pounds per pound
Coffee, loo 900 pounds, pound.
Beans, $500 bushels per hushel,
Molasses, 2O,Vo gallons, gallon.
Vinegar, 20 600 gallons, gallon.
be fourth Onehah three f3uhs the
quantities named and those ouY viii be accepted which
ere considered for the advantage Of the Government
equal o. the
tsadsri, and pass tie usual Inspection
articles the packages ooutin them
Nlers referred the samples the said Nayyiars and Tor in
krmatien and eguatcIsn pamphlet ring
contracts the Offices Of the Comannts AID PeTs Of The sey
krsl Navy lars . ,.--s-t
isns win be chargeahe upon Of he above articles
accompanied By written guaranty signed by oae
e bidder or bidders will their bid be accepted tS into
Hzaton within DAYS good and Sufficient suTetes 10 ah
e supplies proposed the competency Of tie guaranty be certified by
NE Paynsser District Attorney Collector Of the Customs
proposal s be 1eel unless accompanied ~ sh glt
Satisfactory evidence that the bidder regular dealer 10 TIE
SIcss and has tie license required by act Of Congress
II. BRIDGE Chief Of Bureau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21

@, q. ,.pp, ITS cling o. Zoo s" deprivation u
ae az of ia, irl"t.a Police m.s q. ''?s',' Of
ras water 'l such One anil p' @ " D '-e ','' ilel'e' Val
c e',.t Of any uIo. we ste o., ,a'.r are urgealy
requested 10 give pru' aouee ''ir, :, ~ rgir c,,,
ion. g. UiiieiGG, Ague.aa
of,,s Caoroy AquTDrcr ia.. s.sasr jan 49, 10.
CORPORATION NOrlCE-Public Notice is
~ BERRY given to The 9ane or '' ' Pe y ,t te
following have been 'eei ad ae l"ci B. i' 'e'o
ftl@ s"i, = ,s isi' E iy aa ,~ii ,rs
SeroaFo reeag curb gate. b. Woo,!,rst DeI "ind aud
T ' ds. asf ,s f r,.a, I''' 'a 0'''''' aud
I%1h-5G g ss dI', We ' a,a o. % one
FnhFo building sever IN p De, Mott 80 u, B9'ery.
ar los gloli vacant e' pee 4 parcels .a4 si,,o a
Se'oriBoh sides q Wooster, r.. Drnat aud BI'or'sis
To"ril-ah sides TiIaye from oncare nih 70 Orc
10 ne extent Of 9alhs block sirI s iog ia.r s
All proas slose interests Effected by ths ap-e rud ASe
'p r al Grp oes in f " we o. he aae ed a. dor
Ofe Chaers Basement Sew coursoa'e, s.hl ta'y
} |aSsp' @ %AssTTI.p ro.lor Assessor,
OFrcg Board A.srs,or, Ne. Colrtllon's Jan ~ 1867
oc" or e. gag G es:sss o; ' ss az j5 e SG
NOTICRTO TAX-PAYERS.-Notic is hereby
o. ' c'y ard nd We i'c'; Ssrd &
rrrtf sud lttr GtSbAl January ~ IH' hl
remain open ~ oh day ArI 49, for tho correction u error,
and the ua1ai3n tie a sid real rni rta
the CITY and Count Of Dio al eron br nS in
se,e, agg'ed must make 'Fpror The r. 11
Inc the period IN order - 0rn tue rh PROVIDED
Law The o 1883 provides that during tLe time The hoos sh 10
open public inspection, henhriare pToytTd application may nc
person considering h a.cd BY the ascsed tau
real personal estate b. have tie same oofrrc1' h'h
Application made 10 relation % the lssrd vaA OF rh .sa
must be made n mng stating ss go a a @p an T. ia
their lguen the assessments they shah cause ,h same
be II such application he male puou !" we aAsrsss
valuation Of personal estate the applicant shall be examined uader osh
who shall be authorized 20 administer lch
oatl ans them and " In his their Judgment We assessment
shall the TO BE- Corrected an IL the
of such sve 90 be Just declare e Ne
thereon thirty dss an.r such application shan nave e'h
nude 10 them reduction shall be- b. the Board 81 fpei'o
and personal estate imposed under hs %
less shall appear oath Affirmation that The party hgst'r
the period prescribed Tor the coeoh o
A J. WILLIAMSON Con Of afes
AILES AMI
! w brown y Assessment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21
fettnree an0 0leetinas.


A. FAVARGER will give an explanation
~ hs !UDE or TEACHING now TO STEAK FRENCH,
on MONDAY MORNING Jan o. at II O'Clock precisely at No Uui
vsrysrr ~ aaoeY the day at O'Clock al the
Packer Institute BsooFla. Persons wishing make objections and
question: would lead u understanding Of the system aud Of
The clss success should write them plainly and hand them to
Mr r. At lbe opening n the cap siuo1
f0y member, viii be organized to meet five times
week e pcs and e convenient for tue pupils each one oa
t-b.Hng : IN Tor term Of % lessons . .
r Who cnuo, be- pycn mar subscribe BY addressing Mr. F.,
No Q Ul.scrs. 10, -pl.ce. or PotOhce Box no 6l1a
A LECTURE" America and the Ameri-
can. u delivered by lc Rev H. ~ GALLAlER Of Brook.
We., Taeatdfl,t y Church, between sixth and Sey.
ealYe3 90 MONDAY EVENING jan 2 at o'clock Tickets 80
cents.
NOURSE OF POPULAR LECTURES.--In the
Orenth PIc. Church between sixth and Seventh
MONDAY EVENING Jan 81 1e second the Of four By
Le Rev g. g. EVER d. Salec;-loseme Valley Commencing
4 O'Clock Admission yc
I ECTURE NOTICE.-The meeting of the
Friends o. Impartial Suffrage postponed 20 MONDAY EVENING"
sue Doors meeting q commence AZ g.
Ar.n cents Esr HraV Highland Garrett Rev Henry ard
--her Hamilton Fish ten Butler and others will be Preseat
3, address the meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21
STEAMBOATS, ann Railroads..

| VNHE MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS Goa
running SPECIAL TRAIN Of three each le
tween NEW YORK and BOSTON ya EckHsye1 Hartford Springfield
worcester end al way points leaving New Iok EVERY bFLNiNG
a. O'Clock In charge Of tNO experienced ..
iugg yauab aud Hartford With
for Waburg and Providence all p08 The Pro'
dence. Hartford and Fshkil Railroad.
WAY EXPRESS from Hegiork at 10 a. and and D. for all
Stations between HewYoTk keslayen Hartford Springfield
E received at Offices Nos Broadway
Panknst $50 Broadway between Johnst Maden
Of Hudson Leonard FoufthcFe
secOnd.st G. MILLER General Ianager In Ney.York.
EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, and
il SPRINGPIRLDPARH IS Cents Steamers leave Peek Slip for
New Haven 3:l5 and II p connecting with Railroad
nor NORWALK and DANBURY-5 teamer
Il NELLY WHITE leaves Pier No a. T. H., TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS att ?. M
ITHE OLD LINE.-Sag Harbor, Greeuport,
Orient Steamer ARTISAN, Capt g. Gibbs, nom Pier No ~
East River foot vi Fulton 81 every Saturday a. p ~
CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON ~ ,,,
WORCESTER PALMER, RlTCHBURG, NASHUA, LOWELL WV
CORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATES POINTS
The new and staneh steamers Of the Norwich lire
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NEW loth'
Leave HeyYori daily (Sundays e1cepied) at O'Clock from
Pier No % North River, foot Of VesJSt,
FOR EEW.LONDON
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train from the above
points EOrsich Worcester Boston ana worcester ""oese'
and Nashua aud Eew.Loudon and Northern Railroads
Height taken HH esl rates. F0r nf1rna"h iliIc ., MI
~ AAhIp AEep' % inc rI't
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-23
STNGERsS
New Family Machine.

Which has been over ten years in preparation,
and which has been brought to perfection regard
less of time, labor or expense, is now conf
IDENTIFY presented to the public ineomparably
the best sewing machine in existence. .
The machine in question is simple, compact,
durable and beautiful. It is quiet, light-running
and capable of performing range and variety Of
work Rever before attempted upon single ma
chine using either silk, twist, linen or cotton
thread, and sewing with equal facility the very
finest and coarsest of materials and anything be-
tween the two extremes, in the most beautiful and
substantial manner. Its attachments for hem
ming, braiding, cording, tueking, quilting, fell
ling, trimming, binding, 8c, are novel and prac-
teal, and have been invented and adjusted espe-
eiaily for this machine. -sE sr s..,.
New designs of the unique, useful and popular
Folding Tops and Cabinet cases peculiar to the
machines manufactured by this company have
been prepared for enclosing the new machine
These are gotten mp in every variety OF wood,
ruch black walnut, mahogany, rosewood, and
the like, and from the plainest to the most ella
borate pattern and fnish,-the machines them
selves being merezo or less highly ernamented, to
correspond with the cabinets or tables for which
they are intended.
JAMES BOLTON.
General Northwestern Agent, so Clark st., Chi
90, under the Sherman House. san
w, r. NORRIS.
dec22dwtf Agent, Rock Island
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-23
Another Great Triumph
T. G.. LIGHTE & CO.'S
PIANOS

uAvE just received the highest premium at
IL the Iowa and Illinois State Fairs, over all
the most celebrated makers in the United States.
On the Commuters Award Book, after the en-
try of the Lghte & Co. Piano, under the head OF
Best Squire Pianos, are the following remarks
LIST Premium-Splendia Instrument. Reasons
why this Piano received the first premium: Ist,
best case; I'd, best ringing tone, most vibration,
taking the same tone and striking with same
power; Sd, best tone; 4th, most mellow tone ;
5th best melody; 9th, best general fnish.'' The
president of the Committee says that 1.-THE mem
Pers each took to themselves piece of paper and
went from instrument to instrument, each making
their notes without seeing each others pa
pers, on the following points, viz First, case
second, vibration third, tone fourth, power ;
fifth, sweetness sixth, melody seventh, general
finish. The committee unanimously gave the F.
c. Lighte Piano the first premium. These
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-23
LIME! LIME LINE

11rge supplies OF tHe
FORT BYRON IIA6H
~ a.oin ene wen known kins of R. B. Chase& Son,
are T reeelTed daily at the Port Byron Lime Depot
'h Wesl Hasle Street. just below the post Office,
for stone work. The best brands Of cemant for
Glsterns and cellars, choice article Of Plaster
faris for ornamental purposes, and also have lust
received a fine quality of salt. ,'lNN 49,
Our prices win suit every one. Give ma cal,
F.A. BArcH, Agent. moh21dwts ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-05

VINO Is either himself a candidate Ior any high
SiSh once, or who is in favor Of hnvirg such
oihees hiied with Incu OF his color. fhcy uni
iorhiy disnyow such pretension., saying, with
eop'"chuRtlc candor and miudes,y. that thry
uo moi possess the requisite intelligence. c,iu-
eatoh and cSpcrirncr. and therefore could
neltner Command the confdeure Of their suf-
irngists, nor, il elected. expect to discharge
the onerous dniics and responsibilities OF snch
position to the satisfaction of their coustilu-
ehts. They disclaim all intention of such as-
Pirations, ind usually remark thnt they would
much prefer TO vote for good white men. WHOM
they know, snd whom they can trust. who haye
inc justice 10 advocate their claims and the
ahiiity 10 protect their rights
Tho talk, then, about coiored Congressman
oil comes from the anti rcconsi rlciiunists who
advocate such course from sinister motive.
NOW, wiihout stopping 10 remark thai this is
mol Wise policy, We will say, In conclusion,
that The Republicans ARE quite aware Of this
man'euvrc and, through their organs have re-
peatcdlr. within the lusi few months, declared
'hnt they do not wunt negro supremacy, und
mat the same party machinery which has
proved nncll n powerful lever to raise the me-
gro, can agnin be brought into play, if neces-
sary, to hinder this reatening but dislasicfl
consumnaiion. They boldly say they want no
negro supremacy, no negro congressman, no
negro States. therefore no "ncgroizug' gcncr-
ally; aud they, moreover, say that they will
sec to ii that the ant-rcconstructionistso Of tho
South shnll not dcrnpge the mechanism Of their
programme.
II wns with view, we are told, Of guarding
against this and other manmuvres, either on
the pRrt Of black or white, that Congress re-
served 10 Itself the right, in the last resort, Of
revising The new Southern Stnte Constitutions
Let our friends, therefore, of tho Caucasian
raae, Of whatever political complexion, dismis,
thoir fears of a '..negroizcd" South, and set Il
work, in good faith, TO do their duty in con
tributing all they can towards restoring tht
State to peace aud prosperiiy--in short, to III,
Union.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-05
PUBLIC NOTICE.
oYYrcE CLEnk o. COUNCIL,


May 1887.
ofee OF Superintendent Of Streets provide for Kcsp
lug tho Streets Lanes Alloys and opon Courts in the
City Charleston Clean and for other purposee Ia
hereby published for the information OF all Concerned
For the due protection OF the said contractor or con-
occupant ana tenant OF tiny premises ronting In any
arest iaue sioy, or open court shsll on eyary dsy
tsundays eIcepsd have tho dirt fh garbage or other
of., placed In front of bis her lot In barrel boz or
heap and IN readiness for the copractor by the hour Of
hrst day in every year by the hour Of
nino O'Clock A. H., frcm tho nrst day Of November to
the hrft day Of hay following Aud any person ofand
Ing herein, or placing any dr nlth garbage or other
ona In any street. lane or alley open court aner the
than two than nye collars for each and every
offence. to bo imposed By tho Mayor.
BY order " n ahrrru
May Is ..a CLARK ~ Connsu