North Carolina Newspapers

wa . ' 1'roin Ui nichmoui Vi"L;j. Latest Froa ihe UnIicJ EUir. -: We are" iodebiad to tba aourteay of, 'be Exchange Bureau for United Staler pa- mm id tha lTih inclusive, front wbwb r citsct tbe fcHowmg summary of oewa : ''. .. raon rtouiD.,. Aa expaxlition teat out from tho gunboat Tsboma dunng wa nasi aionin, aewoyw - Utt extensive robel teJuworks at 8t- .Marks, ' Honda.- They were seven miles in extent, and cqomcuh! . with thsai were-)- fait lttW 170 furneoea. and 1G5 boom. Tbe ." property destroyed b estimatel at $2,000- f 000, - ' .-;':-y4'-v- 'MfwniM;. A correspondent of tba It T. Timca my '. On tbe night of the 9di toecan expedition ur t sooWlTClroo-iedwi OBtNSc John' Biver. ami oaouirsd tha ' town of Pilatka, a distance of sixty miles from Jack sonville. Tbe place b to be fortified end bold bj our troop Largs aawants of cot loo art represented m being stored ia that vioiaitj. 0 umt or. ni FQTOMAO n snti&a to M irnminJ mil aainnav ' ; A Washugtoa e-patch to. tbe JL Y. Time NotwifJistandinr the persistent denials, Gen. Meade b to be auperaedod in poomommI of the Army of tbe Potomac. Tbe order re Uertas aim, and appointing hb successor, wiB Ob beoed ia a ww days, A , Another dispateh to tba name paper says: (Sea. Grant will return to Washington ia tight or tan. daya, apd ooounenoo at once tbe herculean task, of taorgaoiaiog tba Ann of tb PommA) preparatory to a vigorooa of ten ve spring campaign. He will take tbe field in person at tba bead of tbat ana j, and direct itxArst movement ia tba spring. Oca. llalleck has 'been offered command of any department be want. " T ru woklo oi raa pratt. -r - Tbe- New York World, underlie bead of "Two Hundred Thousand More," says: "The cew Presidential orocUnialioa for .sni for defrsts l-Te i! .ld th ness ftnj vij: r of the d : in eierj k"rt- 7 ft ljt of rui, J f, r lit I.;tTvtitiO!,an 1 t:;.wtJ bj tL aJli .w....r...l.w..'V TKi-r i f n', ,1 rij)'er llit I I liwvv'iu"'.- - " . 1 ... . ... T1 .1 l the nn!,!ry nJ "I d irerwit Umo-; o or u ioa(...i J itd !.: JtrUrvu "lur tba KinpMe. tiiue lor iVwsrd lo dV-cUf Lira Lls linoat arrired. We akafl auoa aX to wtat e tb Tuk will put tbe Ml lo tbtrot bj tba South ia tbrf Uobi-oe ivetnp. , atJee af TaArraiert-aaJ Catwaej Beam new two hundred tbousanU conscript ia addiiioa i to tbe fire hundred thousand roJunteenl tion tl.U vaar lioui whmt it did but, the adminijlratiott apjrt Ucoaie that it Wrt ooi face Um oooMqaenora. To abii k Uie re aponsfbility of poMe dtHwHera ia the spring oanipatKuV baa iuveausd Geoeral Grant wilb lb. u ru erne oooimand, to awka bim aacanegoat jof tba aiaa of the. administra tion. ... . ...... - ' - war. oolb a) rr. - t -A New Tork paprraaja: C t v Tba' ckosea which ba pot tip the price of "gill, of father, nort atrittljry baa a in BneeofGoTeroinentconrrK?T.aret Krat, the redundaocy ia tbe'paper iuom of tbe ooootry." rtevioua.to tba war, at a period nt rhmmrrcUl activity, 'wbea Uie whole oooatry araa togatbar, tbraa bunJrwd iuSBooa of paper aMoey waa wa oenauie umu em tba aaeeasitiea of commerce reqniied. It it mtinutttsi thel now. Tjrtare aot kree tha mt bobdredaod fifty ndbooa of - paper aaoory; while commerce ia aot at active aa It wa "be fore tba war: and a larM Portiod of oar pop- aiatioa bl eat ofTbr toe rebeilioa. .Second, oar oatiooal onrreccf ia diaorcdhed by tbe Culureaitbe hopca of tbe people. Itwaeex Meted lat fall that tba wmthfeestM of tbe reel.oarrrncy, and Uta diauacuoa wnico oaLniablr prevailed, would cbaiprl tbe Sou- tbern people to eoasent to aotne terma of re anioa rather than prolong a aeairat atro-rgte. The opeqing movements .ol die tpdng eaq- baim Drove. Iiowvver. ttut tuie was aa eu- tire mutake : that the rebeBion is apnereotiy aa strong as ever; and, with tbelaiiureuf tbe popular bopear-eomea a paiiM ni the gokl market. " Third, tbe orgauwaiioo of the new national Banks 'renders it certain that, instead of a diminution, tliere ia to be an addition to the paper moofy of the owontry. Tbe nve twentv loan baviuc been all takea bp, tbne b no longer an outlet lor green-back, and hence (be surplus oaper money is poured in to the chatHM-O) of btN thas eratiMf a fur ions speculation in gold, well at in eve ry other purchasable eomniodity. Kurrucsrr autvu aao tui naarT. It is understood Governor lJramkHte. of Krtilffdtv. baa roinoatratrd with the Preai r .dent afsjast the enroflment anf eahetmeat of staves m acuitmj , uwimw. ui he will exeeuttf the btws of the Stale aganwt all who atten.nl to take slaves Irora their owners without theirconseoL - The New Turk Tixea says : . " Kentucky is m a ferment over tbe Con- rressional bill making slaves liable, in the sfiiue maoner as white men, 1a the natioual militarr aeryioe. She cUjihjts thai this actmeni is an inyasion of her State sovereign ty an unconstitutional interference w ith Lev domestic institotions. Soma of her bot-Leads rave aa if realty purpoeing tu make common with the rebellion, or, at least, to re- which have almoat been raised, wdi not be received with patience by tbe country. tor all the patriotio sacnticee wbidv have been made by wards, towns and counties tnrougbout tbe North, it b disheartening that, ailerlt, we sboukl be subject to tbe hard ahif' of an i enforced JrafL "I'hat make tie maUer aaoreaacouragiog b taeuUer useless noss of giving llr. Linoola mora men with out a dwtinct assurance of a, change ol mili tsjy policy. During tbe past six months a winter campaign in the Gulf States and against Savannah, and Charleston, could have been conducted better titan- any other time of the war; yet aO, air. Lincoln has lo show for tba vast outiav of niooev and tbe myriads ; M men placed at. hi disposal b . Obistea andJ lapaa in, neutrality, unless Kentucky is sjar- a Kw MTHating, wa innuees raius, i ap- i mk jjmvwvu w Hraa.- peal to our filea to abow that we have hon estly and .earnestly done what wa could to bete volunteering; but tbb order for a draft i more tfcall we bargaioad iur. In vieir of 1 - be readinesa with which aolunteera can be secured Wben sufficient pecuniary induee meilti art oflered, it b a needless aod cruel hanUirp to torce poor men froca their ntu- he' ana compel them to serve for tba pil- ' tapee in derjreciated eturancy now paid our aoJdiera. . i ' ' acrua ajio tub kxcbasus or rtuaoxaaa. - - Iba Waahmgtoo - aonaspondeat of -tba l World aaytr The sUtement that General Du tier jtaa - aayxhiog lo do witb the exchange of prison ers b incorrect.' lie baa nothing more to do with tbe business than General Dix .had when b6 commanded tbe department Then Lieut. GoL Lodknr was the recognized agent of exchange, and now tdie negotiations are carried on throogb Uaj. Muliord. . The re oelt have not recognised General Butler in any manner, all aswrtious to the contrary ftoiwiiMtauduig." ' " tit BKASr tDKirotnroBO. . The World copies Beast Butter's order consigning George M. Bajne and W. H. W. . Hodges, of Porttmootb. to hard Ubor at Dat- teras. with the .following severe comment: "We pity tba American citizen who can read the above without fits blood boiling with indignation at the pranks of the malici ous human brat whom Mr. Lincoln h placed in command at Fortress Monroe to bring oodtempt.npon the fair name of bb 'eountry. While ..Bugler n warring npon clergymen and suspected person bb -nilitarv department is steadily becoming smaller through his incompetency. I What does Con gress mean by nennitting these things to go on wiihoat indignant protest T' ,Troaioiri alio UaoMJt -v-;: -. Hiscixujriura. - Tite small pox b spreading with fearful ra pidity OTer the ooouiry. li b worse than ever in Cincinnati aou Coliimbuf, and thera are lPf) cases in eteavetawt r In tha.U. & Senate, on the liih, Mr. Davis'of Ky, said, be woe Id with- that Gad would deliver as rrota such Generals as But ler, for be was the meanest and the mo-4 aaaroeaar y ever sent to c4raa the earth. , lie could be bought and soU every day in the .week. . . .". .r' . The U. S. steamer ILami Las received or ders to proceed to Halifax to convey tbe Chesapeake to Portland. Thelocdmotive builders at Patterson, S. J., have been notified that uulesi they fur nish the Government 200 locotuntives their shops would be seized and run ou Govern ment account. - Rosencrans-bas been exonerated of ail blame fur tiie defeat at Chickamauga. Lt CoL James Sanderson, myt returned from JRmsuuood, baa been sent to Fort War ren, chargejl with betraying to the rebWs ibe plot wTiich the prisoners cipceived to etc-ape vom Uie Lietoy. Cot Frank Wotford has been arrested for disloyal seMtroent In a speech at Lexingtan, A.entucKy. A special Washington despaU-h to tbe N. V. Times says Geo. Wadsworth leit W.4- ingluon the I3th, lr Fortrens Monroe, witn liirfiructions trom tbe War Uepartrnent to suspend rurtlierezehange,of prisoners on General Bailer plan. They want man for man without regard to color. A rebel pnvateer b "reported to be cruLnn? w uie westwaru ol uavaua. - - - -I-traef IV lore Apri . l,18A4-Oire tn profit's of Lfrq'purts-aawt satet satr.aan Jtft, Ac and nav 10 aer cent tax. now.' ' Corporation gritM'etQr'-ptXtif tor I'MiJ'OTer 23 per cent, no pay per cent Ut now ooe. F d lloO Irtasa -mteresfarmf: FiaWMOOa.-aad 100, for low per crgt. Provide twoogb of sack beads to far" tax es 4m aa 1864, and aa saaaj taora as you AprfClslLgbwr aaVI 'pay taxes on sales aid peofita onoer act U Mtt3. T can bow exchaoge 50a, ZOa, and Ids, for new issaas.'' Before 3 mi 1, '.jaO-Jive la property tax at vahseW fwaperty aa 18Ca 1. VahM ejs;4 MXroaa, (atrieas bought since ianuary. r, then give ia price pail for thrM V ( Ealtat iua stock, mules, hor ses, cattle and dH ae stock, plantation touls and provisions,' aO prwputty em4oyed in ag riculture. 1 1 Keep ihb fc-paral from the other property, because it b a be Pd fa tiibsr; or the value of the koter dodoctsxl from the Ux. ' 2- Other proprrty, vbi real eaUte not ased in atrica!tate. furniture, books, provb iocM, aensas, cotton, totaoco, Ao, Ac (But if cotton and tobacco, bought since January, 18C2. valusit at the price paid for it) X Coin sad buQion held in this coon try, (JonfodVrale txi (nor mcfadinar the 4 per cent boods last aut homed.) bnk bills, awl other currenr-y. (excej sMtu-interast bearing Cwtiiedei ate Treasury notes, and except Cap- Hal ur notes, A&. emfoyed m trale. Other wise taxed. also, crexhts, notes, accouuis. Aa, bonds. . . T A Money jM abroad, at its market value in currency. 5. Joint stark, at mai ket value in enrrency . Septate, irwtlrj ani watches, (10 per cent tax.) a!.:,'. 1S J be tslii an4 UiiTviort no uw vr !,t 1 i litl.is wil f, r 1 44.-.-U and ti'ttoii, J UUy he --IA " (ant L I that llitf .A in ih- new and n-dncrd currency, iiL-litte aniK:' luala'U.-'- hatcjtJuJitigtrn thbyear jslualwu.--Also, that the 4 per aent. bonds wot hitj 9 I. tK l. yrWMi inJd and tiller 'colfl, eicbanrev Ao. to be paid 'a W & i ner nent. of the sold itself. &. litis TW Unfraage seema studKSi.-ly Wnj'T Mm nllr MKlmM flM WOT1I raiuv m ..nln.a.L!n n.LfMie to 9old sad silver min X ih a imouniUf wimhi the amount nf gi4d 5 pet cent hkH of its valued-it wonhl is3i put lUcuJtiwuiH i''! ih 3d sactuia axauui to favor thb vieWit beats- asipossiUa 4 fay 6 fX wuV,uXj.ll5 actual corona money hekl atroaa, ie i L.rMd wua - valuei " of sueh ttioney. The rrasott arcrna foprwrt the i1 ruction-? Why tuc ilberiminatibn brtwverr Korrijrn escbann on the one lani ami money ur..i abroad on tba other as would Ux the hi ir 20 tianes as lurk B the ftaSuer? None. evideatly. -They are boJl tased alike, both in Uie same section and have like jvtatfons The cold or exchange here b to be paid m gold or exchange. The gold aireedw to py tax- in Confederate monev uere on tno vsine ksra. while excharie can be paid in ki'id Sinea tba iirenrn cJd itself cannot be reach ed in kL the 3d section of thb act s.-em tA have been dtawn With a Dice aal rserl reference to thb distinction. Oaere nil four p'r cent bon-lt pay theM tare on gold, silver, buttlon, exdiaiiai No Not if the foregoing view is correct 1The forejroiog reaaotiin); applies to credits, currency, oic ine "amouin oi wnicn, a an not their value b taxed these, too, are pay- abb-' in kind. It win be asSrouWrsoete mat ter with some of there, for they are not pre- . i . i . . t . i.. peny UIVIWUK SUU Ul aigueiem arw MC cisive. t 3. If the Sforcruinent rreft-rs l.at Treasury nofes slioutd be funde-t ralher Ihaif pay the tat (4 334 per cent could not 1!h meoiiani cat diffk-ulty of aouatinr ia a binned lime be oveer-ome readily enough ; could nt the 'de partment bsuje notes after the manner of the Express couj panics, for packages sealed and atid to cuouin so much; to be aftetwanU openetl and counted at lei.are. If lliere bo a decided preference fc-V fotHhivg as the inter est of the guvernuieiit, the mechanical difB eu'y would seem a piltiful objtacle. Some other views ol the general system MerciiaMdue i not given m nor taxed as and of eertain maUers of detail will be pre- prcpertr. UieifiK-wpe petng laxed. June 1, le4 Pay proierty .lax ou the foregoing--except on agricultural pruprrty ; on tub pay ttLaa, Irum time to . time and the refine, bea ascertained, in money. Pay for guid and silver coin tax, exebaage, ActmJriWal Before July 1, 1864, fund $iU!l. July 1, ltitil Give in and pay sale or prvfii taxes. andes.aet l'i3f eomioence pay UHHit ef tkbea. from tune to time as crops are gaihered. ....... Uttober L I Sales anJ profit taxes agaiu. Coarmur to pay tithes. isented ia anoherrticle. From tiie Kichmond Tiig. rrsps Serf bast. 1 arw af tsUlsg. Pr teeUttsest aad Valtie. Amsua Col, March 15, 1861. rfa EJHortff inig: " I have been for a week or rt b this cono ty, and am glad the farmers .are making pre paration to plant a large crop of corn, pota toes, and every article that wiQ coaiributa to the support of the people and our annus.' JeSMaare- I lV-eWJea ad nront 1 I Wtt.O w1uch.lt MtMraafl -aUl -fc ' ' . ,. , n ;t . . i i . ... I ' - " : . again. , . i negmomg m looa very weu, uwugn nox qiuia . on llie H'Mid nnUa lU party W- Inmnwi t. V I 1MU aMjliA 1 V..hJ !- 2 . i . .. . J . . From income exdude booae rent servant I ..w-rv ol the Ua. dre anell wa k! ikU -in. ulnZ ranportUoB) Will an gTe- hire, interest on tMttrs, value of cattle and ! ter. Though a little backward, it b not beef sokl, and any other income derived from ,' thought to be materially injured1 by tlte'dty taxed property. weather, but is regarded as bring quite pr ikrj for 18GI. "mWng,, . . . ;,:. Gtee w and pay exira trofit tax levied by . Tlteet bnothint more worth v of the attention late act, for 1864. - of tba planter than the cultivation of sorghum orporauDU ui on excess or proa is ate y It was pUnedjn this jneigblorbood jqmt extensi vely last year, and the culuvatiop of it ; .U..., liiiit.iJlii SALKSUUUY.N.Cj ' . '" iimf hvi:-ii c. aisca t-Ci wj. ixzr:TXir? - .i--.s-i-i.'3U..-r j:srras .. . --Thrt tat Uolltors apointmenu. for ... OoU Hill, MiH-gaiis an.l r3Hlit.Ury, be-A lieea eliarftl on ao5uan of iha Fast, pat. . .ii . .:. 1 Uee uta noive t jr-""- . ... ypcarf lip" two f rtnC! fJrt vt Ilr" r7lj-irtlsrTsa f ita-nxtlJitsoWBicIt,., mock lalked." .daring tba approaching . tluMe, iboogh wacaanot well sea bow. any (tactical good is to coma of. it.' Tba northern people are deeratly roaiaaittetj to the rwtoVatiow pfjka o4 Untopr old Abe, a ilk all the power of tagreat country fully in bis hands, b as aide aa be istjwdlitig, lo ciosb.lba. dawninu of an muleineiit tba . 0iUi uotavuealde to .... . " bia tlraigns. If ! war rvntmaes ,iojr enough, ihvre may lie rmH) cbaaca for the Northern enpfo to tnvaa tba pear - '..cii.lea of 1776." lu tbb imautiine. our best trorecl la in a" vitforoiis deeoca vf our territory against ma lurtaaera. PROMOTKU Wa are pleased lo leam th.r mir townstnan. Cant A. Mrass, Com missary at thb placs ha barn promoted to U-eranWof Maj.r, It Je well earned. 11a ha Iteeu untiring in hb effort lo procure supplies for tle siiUwtrnce dt our brava atai heroic soldiers id the fl4d. ' ' ) JT Owing lo severe Affliction in bb fitmdy, Mr. Troy will not start n botr for Cooked Hri jJo as be expected, but will give tnnely nottoe when be a go Tba travelling Agent for tba N. C Vol- ntkrr Nav J Company, Rev. Widiamaoa Harris, aidresael a small nteetinj; at Tar- bora!, s few J) ago, and aft?twrd rv- ceivrd subsoriptions to tba stock of the Company aiaoaoling to 170,000. lis ill probably visit this county again ahwot the 1st of April. In the maati tinse, a book for seUcriptioa to tbe tork b open at lU Sslbbary Ur. of tba llank of Ca ttmttlcttbit. TU i-eterebarg Register saya lite Wilmington V WalJoa It R. Cuibaa adupu4 th Alloi j eitraofJtn- MEXICO. Tba KIV'Tork World says Fremont, ac cording to weU infonned sources, b to be ae- signea to tne eommana of too uepartment of tbe South, which. U b underslood, will be ' Stripped olJLrOQSX t thai be Will have noth ing to do but to foak after the darkies. . Thb . abowi that Mr. linoola baa beomta serioo Jy alarmed at FremootY strengtifas a. Radical Uepubocan TreaideoUal candidate; The chanre of pobcy on the part of the Mexican Regency, "alluded to iu the Whig a tew Uays ago, is Oeginniug to bear its leyMi inate fniiu. News reoeived at New Turk gives the Yankee very littfo ecooaraemeut as to . the. pj aspects of their ally. Use Juarea Governineut " One by one," says the. Pirl adelpbia IoquKer, u the Statef asl won over to tiie lmpertalbts, either by the force of arms, or through tbe treachery of the native leaders.' All Of Which means thai, the leaders amsjrs sxo sis sew roeiTios ninsQta Hon est old Abe" exoecU to kill Grant ncKi it-all v - - pauingjjiiji m uiA wsy otuieeuow te.vr at- Hike Memkrrrrrrrrr'rrr I I mi . . 1 1.' , I I Of t umgu, wu iwuwih uie r n-ncu tjlia iim; Uburch party, to rescind UV decree of eontt. cation. Jaares sUil refuses to resign tbe i Pre sidency, but it b admitted 'hat be has cory little chimce of maintaining a successful re . . ,r: t t ' . . . . . wtwant-e. f tuaum, n is ssij, has nen in bb adhesion. to the intervention. Ha is the most important event, that could happen .in Mexico. It will at once open the three mat on try with, States of Nueva Leon, Coahdila and Tamau tottaring to j lipas to tbetiew Goternment, and rebeve tba m renon orxne necessity Of coaqoenng them by force of arms. . Vidaorri b almost a Die- war m tnsc parr or xuxicoxt least us tu Tba World asfi : . Tbs rebels have" had a long breathing apelL and" most industriously have they im proved it Their military strength baa never . been so great as it b" at thb moment While tba . administration, for elsctioneerior rur- Poees, naa peen amnsing uie coco try tbe idea that tba rebellion was totter ha downfall, the -Sooth bat peeo quietly pat tia forth all energies in atraagthenittf its armies and recruiting try shattered stieugth. ITJt Winasaatwsjs, that Una eight months thority and Thff-seace ara overwhrliasn - and retaiwooas pa our aide and of energy on Lb defectwu from Jaarex learea ihToU'Gov- tbeir's, wa an, about to enter npon an on- arnment without reapuroea, and jxmnnes its pgasJ aootest m tba spring campaigns. ' Our power to the remoter Stales of Durango and iutroB9tmum.x--bm aew etiphem- Sottora, which poaseta noelemeotsaMraogtk per cent Corporations pay no eber income lax lor 164. The Mockhofckrs pay tLe tax on tbe stock, as property, Jane 1. 1801. Usrcfa 1, l?a4 toitou and Bacon tithes. 1 fay r-wdua of agncuhnraJ tax in let As tb taxes doe in IPX are payable in 4 pet cent ttoiMls, if is anportaat an know which taxes are due ia tha year, f t b lo be remarked that tbe tiiaes of corn are not so payable.- Wheat taxes are r 1- Tba whole property Ux of every Jrt (tithes i excepted the txx on gold and silver plate, jewelry, watches, Ac, the tax on oirtt stock. f. . arrjr.WiJJ tbe 4 per cent boods pay the taxes on coin, auiiange, eredits, Irmd and currency t Wa think not ".They are to oe paid in kmo. ou Z The extra profit tax of 10 oer cent i . .... . . prouis cw irwJ, is now uue. A The registry and gross sales taxes for April July and October. But not the iacome, salary or proft-anoaal taxes for 186, which are payable January 1, We will now propose and answer a few of the most important or moat perplexing ques- uons conneereu witn tnrse acts : L When b tbe tax on agricultural proper ty to be paid By svtijn 6 on the 1st June 1664, or as anon thereafter a practicable, the whole ptoprny lax 1 to be pwL By See- tion 1 from toe tax on property employed at agriculture tbaM be tfoducted lite -ralne of the tax in krud dclurered therefor, ttrovkled. that no credit sbatl be allowed beyonl 5 per eent We cannot tbipk thb language au- J inorues tne eMuvcuou wtocu reauires the pUiiter to pay the5 per cent tax la advance. aa-i nave tte v Jnes of the .Uthe rt-fundwil would be greatly enlargel I lib, if a suffieient uumberof kettles, or a subAitate for tbcm ceuld be snnnlied. I remember to have seen, en sow ot the ptantationii in the South, a box j made of Jwo-inch plank, etosely Jointed and ; fitted -toiretber,-with a stm-iron bottotn.' .Lugo enough to cover the entire bottom of the box, and extend six mdics up the sides and ends of the box, used for aU toe purposes sf Aeating water, to boil corn for stock. The box. thus pn-pared, ia se( on a rude furnace, and the fire b ijjlh?l In the same mauuer as if kettles were in the furnace in trad 'of this Woolen box with a shevt-iroa bottom. Ii b usually four or five feet long and two or ll-ee wide, and can be made to bold the synio fnnii ; the sorghum as wtl as kettles, and to bml it siring transportation will sign i I meranneatJitlK CoTipAQy from any - resMasibjlilj for tost or da-nse bj 6r, water, or aUalaga. . Is it reayjrse that the Comany bat dona thb thing I It cannot get clear of luaTeVuponsibilii tbink, by such a dishonest coatritaoce. SaoW.Wiutar as ia a raging fury at tba s.-J active blanislimanla of dallying ISprmTfairly ll IA reaaon last Tuesday nioraing aWatA or 5 o'clock, and with bowling: gust of wind Utter corl -shook down from lie thick, dark' ovrrhaegfrrg etouds, such a snow rfeig'al iurlias ia depth) as wa have rarely witnessed. The storm oottlluued almost wiiltont ibtarropfion tbrottgboat tha jay nntil dark. Vednes- day and Thursday Wera brigbt anl warm, and 'the snow' inelteJ tspidly. lint Friday mornirSgdswna-l in another ihoer, wbicfa, however, wss ofthTrt-duialiou Miidofaaub duel cbafaoler. Tba peach trees, wbicb were neerfy ig fat! blooirf, look .sery routili wonted by tba storm ; but whether the fruit m all killed can be better rHundail-1 If tkit ii.natin.i k . I V f '' posttiioo- waten extate eft after June A as practicable. "'When it basomaiued what deduction' w to be made from the per cni, tax i il al.u. . . -i .-m - w uie uutc lue ouier coustroctivn is not bnported either by the nature of the thing or language of the law. The law does Dot contemplate " refunding" but dluctiotr -not the advancement of m-e Una one b due , but tbe payment o a residue. Aud it would be a moat ineonvenient and rigorotis rale to reqoire men to rabe money ju a time of (he T when plant-irs certainly have nothing to sell to be refunded by dribblets ia th.; tall. Tbelaw wotdd be alike inconveaient to tar-payers aad Ux aevtora. " (aery.Could a -planter pay bb estimated deficH (vis: betweem tba S per eent tax and tba aggregata vahrn af tirbea, aupposiog fhe latter mu$coi,) b) adraoca M thm- 4 per cant bonds, or at the dose of dehvery ifown to uHtfiiSW quite as wrll. The wliole thing wotitd wxt but a trifle and ' will supjdy lite place of kHtles, if tb" 1 rotting milt van be ptevailed on to roil out a j FonVctent quantity of sheet iron. If tbe width. of the alieet is oojeetod to. on tha score of in- eenvenivnee, it could be narrowed at iteiure. It worly-noeeswry for ttie sheet to bo wide ! enough to cover the entire bottom of tho box, j anil to torn np or. the ouUide of it an inch or i 1 two, sp as to fasten it to Urn box by nails or Uiited a few weeks bene, screws. It jwitl be found it wil! nri kuk a f . particle .and will boH m..rapilfy tUn M- J aVRRlh irURtk T tVTT ties, simI answer every pwprto m welly It j It&KIATOiU A L CONTLST. win be wed for the peters to caN the Itten- We have been aiutal se veral times if Ifaw tion -of the Janters an. I owners of rutting . Was to be a' third candidate for Governor. muU to thu fact, -and I do.iU not a vaM mat- Wa aa aaaMe to anaw K -qtMnHoO ptas tuy of mahvwes will bo ma.fo, wiudi wiUsilp- tivdy yet ihere b aa lellmir what may oe- vi."" oc!H saosiiiiue iu in cur oeiute ine tirsi vt Angus). Two years world for meat As a, general thing llie sol- at a rejc(al niiiu-jcr of d risen f Sortb 0M,J 1-iwlW.ftwt. aoidS mG and' : 'ol gcialfifan of ability pt1ifWwfflW remed. ies, tha wua bad atwsv4eeppoted to iwHyarty-' r.at benefit that wiH-'Jiim ha Cooforred urton ; tiuies" we .UI at wilu iLj h. m of aneurin' constiinert', wlielbekjn the army or oat of h, I flnja't fiywi-wt' imi.m:pmirt . . ' . . . , r. t - . . . a uwir aiK aiicrwarus appro veu ut tue moat outragou oseripuoa as 'practised by the fiieudstof the sucocaniui candidate. Those wlio favored a con ten then, and would Ibten J to no entreaties for harmony, of course Ws preas different Opinions aooat such mattrra net.- but tbef abuttal reiaemaer that ea amplea often produce unexpected but natural effect Wa bare been willing to let by gones be by-gone, bat the twccessful eaodi Jets . aad .most of tbose who supported bim have me punter so well, J .know one instance where a planter made 4oO gallons of nrttex ses, as fine aod rich aj any siigaishouse mo bwies I ever est, frtm thrc acres of .laud, which, at $10 per gallon, which M Lea, than -tiie ruling rates, would, make $4,500. Noth ing pays so Writ and noUiintr else will eon- tribute so much to the support of osr army.. I think thesn soggestioM a worthy" of a piece m your valuable paper. I am told by one pUnter that this torgUura, after ti4 j6lct bed out by tba mitt, and which b gen erally thrown away; could bfrnsed to make any Quantity Of the fiiiets aa article now m gtvmt damand, and absototety necee sary for tha beaiU, of aoldiert iu camp. . Pax Botro Ptauoo. ' ; L , not toamleetJ a untiW disoosition. , For our own part wa lave never ooooj ad any dotibtfat position -ars have very nttts raapaot for what it BediJ?nBtrsily,4--ba wa shall not falsa as active a part in nutobal owtetU i braatjer M wa bar bemoiorn.