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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-11-18

40 No. 9 %'!.4;et: 1 sssam.s e e
Whele No. persons bstween and n yearl, 4S75
(laalss 2lte; fsmelss, 2s2o) -,
No, pQpils IN winter schools Isl
(alales o78; females esSOr u =
Avssags daily attsndaaos in winter schools 16a
Ayss,8s lsogth Of winter schools in months. 146%
No. teoeAsss In winter schools =. ~
males -; females 70 ~
Average wages per month OF teachers 10
winter schools: Males $Sl9AH
Females ~ %
No. pupils in summse schools 1905
males o31; females 974.)
kyerasS daily attendance in summW
schooIs 100
Average length Of summer shools In months 1914
No. teachersin summer schools %
males II; females $50 -
"ehsCls 2:iss.' :" $50 20
Females: sss1e2S
Whole No. school terms during the year 81
whole No different psrsons In school da-~-' -.
ring tho year. SA51
yssr 70 Sheis No. 81 pupils, sall1:14A
yssS '''' =. $3.50. q
whole No. school houses 8
v.,u: Of "sme. '' '' $3.50.
No. school houses built the past year, "a
Value Of same ~ wv
.ehooi f Sr d0' '''''' '''''' ' $780,!
Amount received from tax voted BY districts 397 8
1sn..ie1 scSool hou.sa snd fot iots
Paid - teachez5 wages, 4Wo.I
Paid fbe other school purposes, 6uS.8
Amount ON hand in District TREASURES, 1S913 -
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u11LPhlVEs FOR FLOUR.

Fol Rlx4.-A good stors-roon5 IA the
best business part Of The city. Size q
room 22x50, furnished with counters and
shelving suitable for any kind Of business
Rent moderate. Inquire Of >@.~-) =,
-, = r. JOS BROKER. 4
e.. Cloud, July 20, 1ses5 9ldBl or
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One reason Why people should observ'

WV @S~"S@ w YVvY1V DssOeHeS VO"S1'@
Thanksgiving day 10 because Boyd 10 sell
ling sweet cider and fresh oysters.
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AS an inducement for. clubs,
we offer the following valua-
BILE premiums for New Sub:
scribersl: '!!::+i':';|,|
TO any, one sending
3eNeW: slbsorhers, q:
We will send, postpaid, q
copy Of the Ut il, NJ
iI:fo ~ ,Ah,.ohono Iinnn1n
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LOCAL NHWS
OAclal Paper OF tho City.

~ The CiEeulatioA ~ The Jeurnsl
10 DOUBLE that ~ any ether paper
publishoa in No9tAs1n Ginnssote. Let
Advertiser remember this.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-11-18

Wl1RDRAwx.-Mr. James j. Green has
Withdrawn from he Nme.. Il will be
continued by L. A. Evans.
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RR1uRxID.-Tho men connected with
Gen. Barrstt's surveys, near Fort Wads-
worth, have returned, the work being sem-
plstsd. Over fly tovnShips have been
surveyed during the past season.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-11-18

NJ In. Jou.sAt ii Inc billy paper in
Minnesota which offers list Of book pre-
miuns. All speak Of the very liberal
erm. % which the premiums are given.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-11-18

.4Is. 70 NEW SuDScr1DerB,
ANo. 4 Wilcox L Gibbs Sewing Machine,
with ornsmented iyen stand, walnut half
case, hemmer, TELLER, sslf-sewer, guide, &s.
Chicago price, $50.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-11-18

CnAxoR OF TIH1.-The new winter ia
BE went into effect on Tuesday. The ears
leave 81. Cloud at $40 A. H., arriving at
st. Paul at Loo ?. II. leave Sc. Paul st
$50 a. H., arriving at St. Cloud at 1:20 :.
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sAux Csx7ss.-s. A. Irish lot $500
sp.a Of horses BY. giving them : kree dose
Of boiled, II mistake for raw, linsssd' oil
- II, last monthly 1.ir ~ not largely
attended,. -HR1G. ~, !-..E- :-L'..HN3E
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THE Minneapolis Tribune has improv.
ed considerably under it, new manage
meat. .-.-.--
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N0H1nIlH PACIFIC RA1LRoAD.-On Sat
urday crew from the N. P. &. r. party
having its headquarters 1t this place, start
I'd under charge Of c: H. Alsop, for
Grow Wing to run line from that place
eastward to intsrseot the line surveyed
from Lake Superior to st. Cloud. They
vii also run another line from Little Pals
70 intersect the one 70 this place. Il seems
to BIO the desire Of the Company to thor
oughly understand the country between
tho Mississippi Bivsr and Lake Superior,
and also to blind people ~ to what route
they will eventually select.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-11-18

sKAT1So.-Laks George is covered these
evenings with skaters, old and young,
male and female. They seem to enjoy the
sport hugely.
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..~ Ii New Subscribers,
Irving's Washington.
Preseott's Conquest Of rsra--2 vols.
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NoRxAk ec1ooL.-We have been shown
Q view Of The Third State Normal School
and surrounding, drawn with the purpose
Of being autographed. II il quite correct,
and would make . desiFable picture.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHo1.-On Thursday
forenoon last, while Charles 0rantson, Of
this place, Vas hunting dssr On tho east
side Of tho river, about twelve niles from
town, 10 vas shot in the right leg BY some
person unknown and unseen, the ball On
tsring abeut aix inches above the knee
The sbss VA probably fred By some hun
tsr Who nisteok him for 3 deer. Grant.
son ealled for help, but The party who did
he sheesiss ran away, probably fearing
tie eelssqasaess Of his ssrslsssssss. Tn
wounded naa erswlsd 70 the sdgs Of th,
brush, whore 10 was found half a. hou'
sftsrwards BY John Norwood, sad broush
70 the Lewiston House. He 10 doing we'll
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-Nsv. v. W.Kssp, Who will be rsmsm.
bsred - having Attempted some years ago
to form /. eole.y 20 60 from this place to
Plorids,, 81 lswa Live Oak. in that State.
We have reesiysd 9 copy Of he Liss Oak
He,qld. OF viieh 10 q editor.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-11-18

Have you : severe wrench or sprain
Have You rheumatism in any formi Have
you stiff neck, or .buuches = caused BY
rheumatic pains? II 80 '.Johnson's An.
odyne Linimeut" 10 . specific remedy, and
10 also the best pain, killer in the world.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-11-18

PsasoxA1.-On Saturday Col. J. B.
Hot, County Auditor Of Benton County,
favored Us with . call. He is . most capa-
bic and efficient officer, and the people Of
Benton county are thoroughly satisfed Of
the fact.
Major ". F. Morse, Of Minneapolis, paid
his friends in this city visit during the
week
Capt. H. A. Castle, Of St. Paul, WAS in
the city on Tuesday. .>..I,
Col. Rob+. c. Walker, q. 8. Psymaster,
Vas in town On Tuesday, bound for Fort
Ripley. ..:
D. NeCaalsy passed through town On
Saturday On his return to Fl. Abercrombis.
Capt. &. c. earns returned on Tuesday
from . trip to Fort Ransom. :,
8. L. Davis arrived homo on Tuesday
from month . sejourn at Pokegoma Falls.
He was With o. E. 0arrison's exploring
expedition. They came from tho mouth
Of Prairie River to Crow Wing, BY river,
in battsau In SO hours. Snow was fsAi1g
and the country was frozen up when they
LEFT on Friday.
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=, Attention il called to the advertise
mont Of the Now York .0bsroe,. II is an
old and we'll established paper.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-11-18

RsxovsD.-Ths telegraph Office has been
removed, and maybe found in the front OF
Smith 4 Hsrbsrt's store, on st. German
ateAAt
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N HnrDNRRIslN0 BSTA
NBHT. y
o.a.. n rr,,ua~>'s Neat 11arkst.

On. Of tho Invest and mos. go-ahead O.
t.bli,hmsnt, in the upper country 10 the
meat market aud pork packing house o.
Me..rs Goats & Freeman. They com.
mouoed business in the spring Of 1863
and have already built up very
heavy trade. They have now commenced
packing pork. They pay the highest pri'e
for hogs. and expect to pack IN unusually
large quantity. They have al tho fac'li'
ties for doing this kind Of work, and have
abundant storage room. Lumbermen will
ind it specially to their advantage to buy
Of this Arm, ~ they can save about two
dollars PER barrel over St. Paul and MN
neapolis prices: :
They have also made sausage = 'peo'al'
~, and their manufacture has . desirable
reputation al through the upper country
They warrant il to DO equal to any made
in tho State. They have orders from I'll
points between here and Forts Abssorom-
bic and Ripley. On Tuesday they hllsd
ono bill for up country for three hundred
and dfty-ave pounds.
They will pay within malt . cent per
pound Of St. Paul prices for venison. and
are shipping large quantities East.
They keep on hand tho latest poultry to
be found in the market, for Thanksgiving,
Christmas and al times Their market
this week presented tho appearance Of a
convention Of oil tho turkeys, geese, chick
ems and ducks slaughtered in the State
during the year.
The highest market price will be paid
for hides and deerskins.
The buying and selling prices Of this
firm, corrected each week, may DO found
in THs JOURNAL, and those having any
thing to do in their line cannot do better
than call on Coats 4 Freeman's.
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The Psn,sylvanis turkeys hsvs the
MISUNDERSTANDING. - 49,. 49,
Turkeys cant cone that game in Mime
sots-not % near Thanksgiving. They
were never known to die - natural
death her. at this time Of the year.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-11-18

Lux8s11xo.-During the week number
Of lanbsrnea have passed through town
for the piasriss Of the upper Mississippi.
Prom what W can learn the operations viii
not b ~ extensive - last year. The trou-
bio 1t st. Anthony Falls doubtless con-
tributes in degree to this falling of.
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D1AD.-Wo learn from DR.. aenkler that
jacob 0olssr, who MS shot BY the sooi'
dental discharge Of his gun while hunting
In The woods near 81. 10. Last week, died
on Thursday evening.
From the same gentleman 10 learn that
Royal Ferris, Who wss shot ct Two Rivers
On Monday Of last week, during IN alter
cation with nan named Jones, ID in .
fair way Of recovery. He made = very
narrow esesps, however.
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: The following are supple
mentary to. the above, and
may be included with any Of
the other premiums:
For 81 we will send > copy Of TAI
I Jouaxll,, and a;copy Of The New York n
dependent, for one year, and in addition viii
send, post paid, copy Of Ritehis's Cole
bratsd Steel Engra,ings Of
- r-r~ DupornrNm opANN
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Ho! ron W1x1sa,- tho best cooking
and heating stoves s1s kept Ia full supply
a Rossaburgsr Brss. They buy dirse
from the manufaeturers, and are able 70
meet any demand, either in quantity, st,fs
or price. =. ...r'.. ~. ~: :'"'H
Skates, Of the popular styles, Of Ill sisea
and At al prices. Also, . lags lot Of New.
house traps. Hunters and tzsp2crs vii
please call. .- =, y....t
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sAuk RAPlDs.-Cspt. Geo. Houghton il
still a. work on his steamboat, which i to
run from the Rapids to Pokegama FALL,
we'll toward the source :. of>ritt the
Mississippi. Some mean sneak shot ah
OF left in care Of Geo. T. Rice. Hope, he
may b found and punished.-Sentintl. !:
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i ;CHIoAeo, Pos1.-rhe Post i Suniysr,elly
acknowledged to be one Of the livest and
spiciest papers in the country. 1t is al.
ways brim full Of the fre.hest and most in
t.r...ins new. 1t. commercial and mar
kst reports are full and reliable. It is on,
Of tho ablest, best, largest and cheapest
papers published in tho West. We viii
supply the weekly aid TN Jov1xxs one
year for $500. 49, >. - ~, a-!t
Observation-Disclosures il called To-, the
advertisement Of H.rper's ksyasist,; Week.
y cad Bazaar, in this issue. They are
among the very best publications in the
country. We will furnish any ono Of til,
three and TIE JOURNAL ono year for S.. 81
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SfEARNs COUNTY.
M.l1osx, November Is, 1859.

l...'l.i.--A.eia.nt.-,ain w.rh.
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SCHOOL NA7Fns-Superintenden emit Krebs
has ooaplstsd his report Of the condition Of
the public schools Of Stearns eocnty for
the yesz ending September 80, 1869, from
which ne take the following summary:
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coon LirD.-Se1 tbsg advertisement Of
and for sale In etesaps and Pope counties,
RE lands ore good md The prices very
EI>I .t'H,.2 vHtf!is h,;H !se'f eli a7~' ,Nt =
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Why On earth do politicians who havsSan
itch for Office get mad when they ne
scratched i"-Exekaags. s,s 5s . =z"
There nay probably b individuals in
this locality Who can give satisfactsry
ansver 10 the shove conundrum. 80
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~ A few hours leisure time, employ
Cd In raising . club Of new subscribers for
IL. JounuAr, win sssois yoa one or more
hoiee books or nssasiuss.s See Lists.
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in CoAlsa.-Ths new stock Of goods .pur-
chased IN New York BY J. B: Asbott for
the ''Rssulasor," has commenced 70 u.
rive. In sv days I'll viii b. here. Go
With The crowd md ct your pick Of Ii.
new styles.
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SIcK1lss.-So much sickness - there 10
aov, especially among children, has never
before bssa known in this locality. There
have been several fatal easss. The most
prevalent trouble il the measles. though
ffsqusaily complicated with other diseases.
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JovauA1, b. D. II. g .xsrpay 4 O.
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III. PRESIDENT GRANT,, .
AND
v1CE-pRFslDFNT COLFAX.

V1O17'1 7s19510< N1
These engravings are considered the
NEST perfect. ikenesses yet published. The
s no Of each Of the engraving. ready for
flaming, IL 1924 inches. The rsgulsr
price in Eastsrn print stores, 10 800 each.
The price Of the ln1ependens 10 $3.50 .
year.: ~ thus give the full value Of
$3.50 for "a.
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/ .tOu1 Axsa1oAn ,Fnu1rs. This splsa-
did eolorsd fruit: case 10 now nearly ready
fsr delivery. 4 II contains eighteen opsei"
mems Of the choicest American fruits, COL
ored, from life. II 10 the work Of accom-
plishsd artists, 10, haadsemely- finished in
ten colors, aud " deem It untnrpssssd BY
apy2 1.unrplate ever 4 psblished in this
country. "Khsn framed and hung upon
fthsswall II will prove source Of constant
pleasure TO oil Who behold H.. It. viii bl
sent BY mail TO any addreos on receipt o.
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'wA,%T*EBs!.s
6,oQ0r Newt ulbser|Sqra'
ST. CLOUD JOURNAL.

Rare Inducements,
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D1so1AlaED.-EdgarE Z. Jones, charged
with shooting Royal Fsrri,. was brought
before Judge NeKslvy On Tuesday on =
writ Of AsSsas corpus. o. Taylor argued for
his discharge under the writ; ". 8. Moore
ssaiast. The Judge ordered his discharge
the follovine morning.
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LAND OII1oI BusIusss.-Tts following
amount Of lands wss entered It the st.
Cloud odos during Oetobsr-s light month:
No. Of acres with cash, 760.14
&C.. ." WarraniA 12O 90
-" i" "A. C. Scrip, 10000
/" % homestesds 8617.12
" i" Aled on, r. $4,000
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A1ExAxDR1A.-Ths farmers are bring
ing in wheat rapidly, although the price il
but 60 to IS cents. They want to pay
their debts.-The name Of the Post OF.
6ce At Chippewa Lake has been changed to
Brandon Hammond 4 McCurty have
sold their meat market to Charles -Krates,
Of chester.--Henry Cook shot buck
weighing over $50 pouuds:--Johns B.
Coving has taken in A. W. swenson As :
business partner.--The business ef the
Land Office for October foots up 1928
acres.-The total number Of horses,
sheep, hogs, cattle and mules in Douglas
county is given At 1851 value $14s, 698;
being IN increase Of 1915 animals, and
$51, 73o over last year.--F: B. Van Hoe
sen Is elected Clerk Of the Court by 81 ma
jority, and ". F. Bail County Attorney BY
81 majority over the Independent candi'
dates. Both were the regular Republican
nomineeS.-P0st -
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No NOV yst.

fooi' ~ y caaH37a HoyaUiti2nW /
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.i-Boyd's sweet cider Il going fsst-il
3ev wat SOM, eeu q eaes. ~.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

-
Reported for TIE JOURNAL By Johs Zapp, Esq, Reg
ister IF Dseds.-
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sT.o1ouD FUR nARKaT.
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soribers, Who now renew their subserip-
tions for another year, " will, for Any
otoIpts additional to The regular price q our
p.p.r, send TIE beautiful plate ,atita.d
ssOur American Fruits" described below
~, Tin JouIxAI, and Tie Ptcpk's Jesr-
aal, for one year; published by The Pso-
pies Pabl,shins Co.." Philadslphia, Pa.
Cincinnati, o., Chicago, H., 81. Louis, No.,
and, Springfield, Mass, !. monthly Of six'
teen large quArto pages, whose merit Il
fully attached by it, more than 200, Oo(
1 readers. II should b IN every family.
! IN Send in your orders q once.
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TaASKsoIvIx0 BAHIA dance will DO
given 1t Sohwsrts & Thsis' Hall on Thurs.
day evening, November 18th. All ore 70.
specially invited 10 attend. A good time
Insured. Tickets admitting gentleman and
lady, one dollar. Music BY. Marshall 4
1nRram's band. ... ~ IL ,..s4 ..1...
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LullDER NARKET.
5urAT2MARKET.

The above ~ he prices at the yardA At "a
mills, q lsss pr thousand.
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Total, 9087.58
In addition 22o5.5e acres were finally
proved. up On - homsstsads.
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Good substantial dress goods for The
winter, at Piokit 4 Abbott's. -:

s5a,sli.5 .,ts ofIGsS $&I ~ ..
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sP1c,ER 4 CARLISLE

Rooms On st. d,rlaaaiial s,n 81. Cloud
opposite Cathe6e ehuzpk h--.H .lsva23
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-29

REpoRrER's CRUMBs.-The automatic walk
ing doll In E Scott's window. Mseh ng-street drew
large crowd OF ,ored urthins yesterday.
Adam E1ton, Esq, OF Trenton crackers" notorie-
ty. Is In the city and at tho Pavilion.
The German Ladies' So iety will give q concert
and ball at the HiberYian Hall the 10th February,
in aid of the new Germ Church being erected in
Kingatreet
Cohen, Hancbel& & Co. contemplate move to new
quarters on East Buy: few doors soath Of Adger's
north whlrf.
A letter picked up in the street. addressed to John
Irwin. can be obtained at tho gunrIhouse.
The silk dress rafled at Mr.. brakes. last evening"
was won By Mrs. D. ONei:, King-street.
The Germauia Bund will ci7e masquerade ball In
the saepgerbund nal, on Monday evening. and tn /,
Bruderlichcrburd on thursday, the 11lh February.
A goll watch and clain, lost by Mr.. Kennedy, in
this city wss recovered yesterday at the store OF
zaroga, King-stteet, whero it had boen pawned tor
one dollar.
Tho City RAILWAY Company have put up sSn on
1.-The rear of tie cars warlins passengers of the plat
form.
Tho anniversary of the vigilant Fire Company
comes off on Tuesday. the I'd of February.
Mr. n. E. Hutch nson has been, on motion, admit
ted TO practice in the United States Court
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-29

To DESTROY TEE COTTON CATERPILLAR
Gould's Alkaline Phosphate has been used within
the last two years he North with great success in
killing the worms that attack acd destroy peaches,
apples and other f,uis, well as those that attack
the leaves, besides this. 1t is highly recommend
ed as fc.tiizer. The manufacturer, while be be-
neves it as good fertilizer any now offered in the
market has mainly endeayored to put that in 1t
which will kill the worm insect. He believes it
will efectuany destroy the cotton caterpillar and, in
order to induce trial OF its virtues by the cotton
planters and fruit and vegetable farmers of South
Carolina he offers limited amount in order to test
1t thoroughly. at the lowest price of any fertilizer
now in the market.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-29

from us? Is there no wrong, however glarirg-no
outrage on our rights however gross which will not
be submitted to?
1t may be all very we'll for conquered people TO
accept the legitimate results OF conquest, and it is
doubtless very foolish for a prisoner of war to be
kicking at the sbins of his guard; but does once con-
quered mean conquered and slaves for eTer? Docs
submission to the oonqueror involve continuing
abjcct giving up OF every claim and shadow OF right
for all time? Docs useless resistance to the Recon-
stuction acts of Congress in 1857 require US also to
suffer unconstitutional State legislation TO deprive
us OF the few rights which have boon left us? We
!hink not.
We hold the right of the reop:e OF Charleston to
be governed by repre- entatives Of their own choice
to be all inaeuabe right under the ancient charter
ofhe city-a right guaranteed by the State constitu-
tion-a prescripiiSe right halowed by over one hun-
dred years use-a part of our American liberty as
far beyond the reach of Stale Legislature toimpair
IS it is sacrod duty upon US to maintain it.
The attempt of pillsbury and Corbin to help
dosr crate cause by substituting act of the Legis
latu-e for the legal choice oe citizens of Charleston
can never succeed if reoplo are true to tn EN-
salvep. Let the Legislature successfully invade the
constitutional right of the corporators in favor Of
Pil,sbury and the precedent will established for
the total annihilatior of our ancient liberties.
Our people should DO aroused to their danger.
1t is no longer a question between Lesesnc and
Pillsbury-no longer question between Pilsbury
and the Acting Board of Aldermen-not a question
of party or of to-day. but if this nefarious bill
passes, it is question between the Legislature and
the whole community cf Charleston affecting the
Fundamental rights of the corporation for al time
On this quest all parties, sect classes and coors
can and viii, u...;e. Let mass meeting Of all who
are opposed to legislative usurpa ion be called OF
once. and all join in memorial to the Legislature
who want PEACE.