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AVECnLY.
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. VOL. XXI.
SALISBURY, INI; a, OCTOBER 2(j, 163H
NUMBER 23.
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rrotn and after Am data, and until Acre h
aehangsja tba paan of piwiotB paper
an J oilier article rrj wired to carry oa bwi
nees, (lie uboeriptio teles of this paper w
be toe iattan tx MX atwatiu) and tW W-
lar for year. -
at hMitiir)
. j .for fa out ( Cuopro, wc varwsshaB iw-
hilars for too if. aad !." ft f-'ort S?
... I- wo does stool to she- army oolr.
ma ootlar far each b,ue.t p-Umtk-.
April ZOtfc.. lKOA
v ..tgaAcn.i' 1 t.-rj:-"
To tie Vnhmh tk IZgktk Or'1'""
iJisti-id, campoHd W CVooXmo too-
loo, Xtoeoh, Cart w ooi CVtwW
FeiaowGttim: Uiog, ot leof-h, of
r modi ouowoiikble ockj o4 wkk mmh
4iSleoce, Kx4d to the owbcoof mj (rami,
to'bcoouM a coadiott lvrAinsrov I kwtea
toonaouooa the lmr.tf ooJ uk thw meiLwl
f poClisliMi o ijrowVM of nj rieora, oo the
Ht prmnioont oubjeott of pubuc wicroat
1 waaardt-my oUacheJ to Ute Uowo of
.oerkiLera.aod labored for iU pTouocoaip y nktirUAtthe
. jnth.tbe e pnynnx ontif - ia KlwweraaKaaioipMi-aho kw- U tW
of eeents," and tfie (aotoua procUraalioo of' Ori.
AbrahaiH LiWoola, left uo allrrrtire, mmf TW' "IteHy iaade.
IkH i talc- in aruia. aritk the
ded 4kaU-s for the i.-uce of our cooiia W io lbe-e e ofpecalaboa
rili GuMMiitDtli 1 aoa..Word ia the'?0 . ood I a aa faror of their m-
a. rtkia of North f!iolrowiie North- hot odd he correta U rediiced,
Rtat- aad Boar. bcAJin chnr fA.,, etearir of tit iocreatfed. this
- aa eoetoiea in War, and ia praet (n4. i
I rtffard a rifwirfroawoftuO of a oefco- i
aire wkr aa the bKat areooe tb aatiuoal Je
aeodeooe, and aa hoqorabte vmoe. j
A chrwuao peooie, tiooeec, mium oot
m kw.il and lia award ia IhautlMr. Aad.
raaemexii Mr. Ltaoak Jbw,eal!j a j
aouoced that - any p. couae ail j
. .,i " i ik. ... r .
ootttrolfiDit (tie amy, I think it adrmble that j
avatv-ttakwjr power T the Goeenrarat.r t
Jt icOB id t pmif Ja. Whra mvum
are ricfewwoa. aa thVf now arw, pruaMituaa
lb? peaoa, oa the baaa af our oatiuaW h- '
yendetiee, may be wade and rrairti iU
llie l-al prrju.itr to ogr int-M atid br-
at h,.i t 1.m aArm in n. thai tk. i
power, cannot be eourrty aeqimed f per-1
witting upportuiiiiwi U thia -ort to pa ey
without proper imprornmut. Kntnut.
the ofMtuua that tue jDecriiy a!kvaJ for the
Unactaiootof tli tiicnpt Uw inoVrd,
fit eter existed, wasthe rejmU.f aantAee-
' a.- .j- i ." t t. i
( vmmM H w viMir v. wwmew
r. .-. ... ,,T
fol COOJtiUilionaliiy and eprdi-y. I h1
ac aaairx, ami rvjraramz ut dtioi-
be too aviuoire oaiar MMwtoi umM4-, wf:T , ; 7. a- 1 e
prioctpkLkjisAiijvotredi aad a hraee f?! L?J
Mrr tKoIW-hriwlirf-.lJ tari ami- kaatai awt Ska a mk ;
r - f - " ar - i a. .a - m m ; j - k l law & h - - " . at a - a
not fcare eoted tor tlwm, if I !:al Oreo in '"" -nx. . Kru ana carnagr,
Cotigrrsa. But 1 f not prupow ihtar rt-pr!, ; 1 tw Ug d4ajed beeaaiing a caodi
an4 adriee a proitipt and cJrrfuJ a..nr- wewitwikwidiarirt. A partial
eeoce in thir rfquin-mrni Uw rs erro d-arbie. mar be prevented
mklJi a K , ... i k..u .1 : be WMtaavaf af afM aaJ JtHooiiauM. Ib-
atmr 4U!tinLM ium-Ii Lukim It til rum wm.
r. . . ,
aary to modify, 4 not entirely abwlish the :
JCxetr.ption ecu -
Neitberthe Tithe, the Fiuhn nor the i
KMviu any otlier rne tlian aa" the rriuli of "ectora at hojne aoe oo tie 4 L of No
imprr!dcM legktion. The " Ui ia kind.- bert W the amy on the 29th of October,
portion of rf Tube kw, alild be twahfiedv w-tans.aiun 20 day,
a to operate ntore particuUily on tho!e pro- i Mart Ile-prct&iJl'r,
ducte. not nedRwary to the support of amaj4 JAMES G. RAMSAY.
life upon the farmer. The surplus should be
taken ; thoae who have none, should not be
reed to give what they cannot spart; while j
fhoae who have, should give it aH, if neorsaa- J
tf. jmi t iu ftllWuW Kaw tkLaa..) Mbrall a j
eure fooiing and the Titlie kwt wal be a ,
foopi neowaary. ;
ft' L t . - t a - f
in. impreasrueni taw is wot rrjiro,
YaV tit Iwsj finnalBii af' Ia hsvarwla waitli' swuwa
taint, that the pronsion of the Constitution '
wliich deckrea. that tWivai nmaeitv ahn I
-xaot b
5T,
aot be taken bTrpubtis u ithvicoai-
pensalion shall not be viokted. It adauu -
of rgrave doubt,. whether property can be
laKt-a RMcoaa0inoa, aodrr a v.oo9UtutKa
' wttica UroiU its tsiking to the war of that
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m.Jc.S.lTgO!H
dent wiih thia, power. The prroonal hbrtty
viiege ol tue nt vl Uubw tWyw. Urn- ; af yr ttH a Jajafaaat CW galfc.
privik7eoftim.mRtoTmvaTiaolree-i lleast. " - - - .
Bien. Iiichzlert wouM l cloih
Ot Ibe people ahould Dot be iq the keeptntf of
any ooe man, however pore or exalted. Mr.
, JctTerson was . in favor of . - the etrrnal
and wirctBitting force of kaiau caraas kara,"
and history has not yet proven that be was
wrong. Juiw take care, how we part with
liberty ia order to obtain more ; fa tbat . way
we tnajr, aocae day, lose what we have. "AO
, political power is vested in, and derived from
the peotik aTiy,'' and their right to the fttw
!" of speech, and to afrre Presa; lb keep
. arkl to hear arms; to" aaastnU aocetber to
onsult for their cotnmoa good : aad avt -
t drpnved of tie. therty, or propettT, wnV
. : out due process of kw-eJI these and more,
art eorttUtuiiooal rights, formidaUe to ty
rants ouly," to which. I turn wiih almost kU
trog deyxKioo-Higf can they be svapended
nIo5rf4 by we pNXk, ther repW
sarttauve.
' Tarr are tbaa I Wnf tbVr are few
vW4aM.iMM feaiieauat who edv-
ii"" T
Caavts of Jastjoa the omtuWf 3 tier
kw by MJrurw kw the wMKCOlntitM of
tit ouk bmof tU fwopk fa the haada of
eaduary Qaief, tad la redactiaa of the ar
JMMfH poaiibaa, to perfect Baachina
o wo4, her DtcUtor, and
waaM obuia o Mtaj4efMn. Wheth-
i0v. by. J e-o;
J bat Barml h, wrac Mm ahohtiOQ
all evil kwcaas exist ia the Cooled-
oiorood oohia their mnctito sphere auaJ
tbcM oajcsty inoaLilid opooot ol ettrodero,
wLehtr of otaroo or ookiura ; oapreUny kt
oo ace to R, thot rrputucoo Kbertjr auflcrt oo
etnoeol v
The hobit of kfsktiag ia oocret, m iocoov
ootlbk wkh tku atrioi oceoootobibty, of the
wotei ou tire to hie coooutarot. obch of
the tttj uteaceof fnte(Oeernoteat; ood ooth
kc boi the SMMi inexorohk occessitT. offect-
ingr the eety 'eolrotiuoi of the cououy, coo
eakifV ia ouotimwocr.' r A
The orjrMOktMi of the CooMerote Uoe- j
erAotrct thooM be coojpielra, aoeooo ospeo
ortk, by the inHitotiea. apoa proper bose,
" T ? V !t
HM OMT Of tUS
roary. Sfecukuoa aod
"hirtwav Us wiU a free BMaaurd
e- t , .
"tfhu 4 the &ate iMi foafded
4, , " r""'"
rr?ftLor her aofcla., ia the fkU
Uao aad paUwtaf with aay m
(he world : aad hrr reoc4e. at hoaie. both
P comr-rvl irmat that they be!
aoo ajaae, aad I eB net ad tonrge
r r ,
rrtorart, and hoU ti :ai5:ra- ;
lDO P to tfce coiklraBBauaa ofiie peor4e
m PjoB. dnrree it. To toe
1 (P ery cocMitouooal ea-
ro t aod tutxor 10 llW i
pk erery rit4e prot-ctxi ia xbnn aocteat
ln aruvaracaa IUU Uiin. credit aad re- .HHnlcrna
hbertir. afawaiVd; and I haB oar all Uwtol
huiwraUe Skrta to bnr a&out the hartJ;
rarcoij Hesmp ot peace
. Iod-f boT hat auoie one would
tMOW ha would fG9 re-
nrcsetit thana. thtwa. aiul tiar &n &!imr
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!. nil- .rKIM. i.T.. .V -
i'P! ; BMaajivoaent of. the utrreb at Stake,
v w
.ir - !.., i . t !
mnl PP1 thoa wao endorse these iews .
Waa la rt ihat they area widely dissfetw-1
t'a ' I", both mi home and ic the 1
NEW MUSIC ;
rt'BUUEO BY
tea. Dan & C., Uichnond, Va.,
AND
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ifraale State
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raaiIWrt ay Ga. Jackaoa.
Kff Jf 4aa. JsWW-DueL
Tat StmthJ. U. Hewilt.
JUt QnH alaag tU iateaaar e-atfl. II.
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AUjrijttI un yooJ paper with Or-
' 7 K1TTAIL rSIC,l KACltr
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Ev frreeat-abeaeaa baairrdef aay
aWhaaaad. Va- SrU. IHX. w
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rOR SALS-AT T.-il OFFICE
afimi juran i aw. uwriail f reaca .Wa-
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GuiTii rua Tie rilwmu TAiLoaa, oi aar ,
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tkOJMOTJTV Ot COMMON
TaKkioi
' Taorrie 8Z. Ifora.
la VaMtMfOM CUf NMf Ketna4 awa,
f AWMIMMaaiWOMIMlt)
1 1 Ml OH itatf M kUfM M I Ma,
at ymH tmt fe a Own (hkaiaf
tt w oirOl wa lamta t
, ! a tmm 4 1 a f :
M 8MO Vka atoaaaa Ummt J
Btln4l
Aa4 n4 ar Ovy I W 0r .
O Abufcio llatwa I mmrmlum aVaa U la, .
KlMtafloraMyaay
MaataMaa.MIarBy, v
VaM tea wiiaal ak AbrakaaillaMlB.
Bit oaotr V 0a kha al Kkeat'aae arw.
fkaluiaf ;
tt m am mat a Wf af Maa aarw
it M ayUtWai AWakaa Lwwalal
fflAyTaaot,tth)aMe. - '
aa AbraaaaUawai?
.a m ajaMtac ha fwa, aa ai rata aa aat,
pat Maaf aa Njat OJaf, atomr h vcat,
TU a apilt a Om wtka TuUt aiia ;
. Oa aa aaaaary at aa auraoaaf, aot U tf tola
Aa4 a ariil, aa4 a plHr
TOIaaWlaMaMi
Of to laaoii aM aaMUMUM f
Tata Abraaaa. Uaaala, 07 aty, a a
WaiiiliriKMiailiit
tW a task aa Bk Aat aar Ub Oraac Oataaf
Itv bte babaaaaaaraartrtr,
aat a aMi a af ttiaaa aot banaa' v'"
BWtblr CUavaaaw, gibaaa ar Uaa awa,
aat la a alitara af aacb .
HaTtof famun ataji ica,'
Hag la aaacb Ibai h Oat au I
e
baa, baa!
at a hMMha, ar branort Hka a Oaak7.
a an at aa aaataafaigbtr -
ta eaJkiaf trust atar aa4 rtigktj ;
HVa at fria at a (baa,
Aa4 at tUf at a aaat,
Aa4 at graa at a'Maolraa Hafti.
Abcabaa, Aaiahaau abaaua law t
Oa aw ratart at bt( aaar rcOtctiaa ;
Aa4 vhOt Uwrrt y aa w bcatacb aa to alak
Of mm uNtn wfck m4 imr aarnctioa !
LayatM aB tbiafaa) "baal (a elfian,
Aa4 aa aB aJt aalUag af triftcra ;
. Aaa hatat yaar gaa bttn, ar,
Wi iVii aaa Baaa, air,
A Ml daa JoaH aat aatd aar frart lf gcra.
la vary aakk Um.
lataatlij.
aM0, Octoaar lad sO.
TU COMING ELECTION IN OHIO.
The election of Governor takes -liic in
Ohio nek) M4ay:'it i not to be if
pvcted that a GoverDrovnt thoroughly r
gardlss of law, and having at its dwnotal
half a million of bayooeu, and a thousand
BuUioca of money a year, will ih election
of a man it has already banislied from the
munttr. Hut It la lint .(..uhtwl l. I hu
aupportera of VallaBdigUm, that a ma
ionts of the peopbof lb State. de?ir bi
elation. The only important thinsf fo be
ascertained
whether, believing tbein-
selves to be a
majoritr, hey w ill, quietly
submit to be robbed of their franchise as I
1 aatanu vai
Cit-xeos and their sovereignty as a Stale. j good enough to pay soldiers for catching
Our own expectation is that they will, j balk, and pray, sir, why wu't it good
bat there are some rather promising man- t enough for you I Every 'dollar of it is
ifestalion of spirit among the friends of j worth a dollar in pure gold or it is worth
Yallandigham. We shall soon know what J nothing at all. Mark that If it be worth
they amount to. Tbt Chicago Times, of less, why do you take it) If it be worth
Sept 21st, gives the following special dis- j lew, wby are you so anxious to get it aul
patch from Cincinnati : We repeat, every dollar of it is worth a
Rick. rFTuV, 8 i A. . j dollar, or it isn't worth a pinch of snuff.
Aa immense Detnocrstic mass meeting
a held ia Cartbaze lo-dav. to hear a
great speech from Vorhees, of Indiana.
To-aiirhf aa eaaalrr creat nieetiwrwaa
held in Fifth street market aiaoe, to bear !
a speech from Judge Bartley. .
At Lebanon, yetorday, a. Democratic j
procession waanioying through the streets,
llhriiblu-ana a.rt iuo lent and threw I
stones. The Democracy rallied, and one I
rpuUufcKBAsbot dU
ia Le baoon is vei J g roat, a iwl f u rt he V 1ioy-1
.bed is aoticipalrd. .
At UeerneUE to-dav. a lteoaMican nam-:
& - - wk r t . m
ad Trumb was shot dead by a Democrat i
aamed Lucas. V - j
At Eaton, to day, a very large meeting j
wa held. . One thousand ladies laud gen
tlemen, wera on horseback. As a part of
the procession aaa. passing the- depot, an
f indiscriminate attack was commenced by
throwing stones into the procestioo.. The ,
democracy, disrooaoted from their bones
and oat of their wagons aad took after the
CamdeB " were Iitterrupted by thtrepnbS
cans of tba place, running a wagoo with a
saw log oa it across tba road.. Th de
saocracy -ajajertook to asova tba aaina, and
fghWMued, ia whicb fire on n tejtib
llcana wero'aliot, two ' Inortalljr. ' TkroMa
wralo Ibat tb doloipilruii auoukl-bot
renira vim ut sdiw woo." lootwi
i ' ! Camdao lubeo.
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diiBcullie ia that (ochlitjr ate looked for.'
liiea troublea are trewiag ia varioua
porljons of the btate, ao o badly scared
are the opposition that they will resort ta
extraordinary meaaarea to carry la elec
tioa. . Tbat they wil import soldiers and
voters into the btate, there k bo doubt ;
while ruinates in buapitala, all of wbktt are
full, win bo gtvea liberty to vote.
One aundred Dead Rabbiu, from the
five forth of New Yorfcv who fiatred
tltrooirh OicmaaU but niifbU'Were ail ar
nsted upon the arrival of the train' at Lei-
tngtoa tOnJay, and placed in jail. They
a ere destined for DoviU,U work a lie
kooxville Railroad. They acted outra-
geotwly iu the cars and worse in Lexing
too. They were arrested in Lexington by
order of the military. The kept the peo
ple ia tie ears awake all night, aod stole
every thing coming in their way.
bOKGHUM SYRUP. .
Just a' we expected, many of the far
mere ar rating this article ao .high tbat
the poor cannot buy it. Wo bear of some
folks who are ask rig fully a much for it
aa Louitiaiia, rnolart iaell for to - Rich
moud ! W'e bad supposed bar farmers
could afford it at 2 a gallon. We hear of
it selling in Chatham at these figures, by
the men of cousciedce, while those who
have aa little conscience as tby have pat
riotism are asking $8 per gallon, in the
same neighborhood, and some $4 And ti.
Farmers, listen to us : It ia to your inter
est to sell your products at the lowest price
poMible, for on yon haDge toe destiny of
this Southern Confederacy. You have the
I poo prodacing clasaee fiat oo their backs.
aad your feet upon thir necks will you
crush them because you have the power 1
The tanner and shoemaker can alone cop
w'lih you they can get your products, no
matter bow high yoti charge, ant) you can
swap for theirs. So, too, can ' merchants.
But for your Country's sske, if not for ha
manityV, pause and think bow those who
have everything to buy and nothing to sell
are to get along. Remember that the
sold ier a bo is bareiug his bosom to the
"harvest of death11 to protect and defend
you and your property, is not receiving a
cent more than was allowed him when you
sold your product ten times cheaper than
you now ask. Why should your labor
advauee five or ten times higher, aod that
of the soldier remain at $11 per month !
Perhaps you reply, increase his pay 1 . To
do this, bis pay must be increased in pro
portion to your advance, aay $100 a month;
this ou!d make money as abundant as
the leaves iu the forcvt, aod about as little
account: Besides you would then double
and quadruple your present prices. The
soldier's $100 would, then buy no more
bread and meat for his family than his 11
dollliis will now buy. It wont do for you
to plead as an excuse for your exorbitant
prices lhat ."Confederate money ia bo ac
count." You lib when you put in thia
plea. 1( it is no account why take it at
ail ! ivny not say, oar me in oricK-naw
or laave t joonfederate. money is deemed
It is far oreferable to the State Bank
money, which you seem so.anxiou to get
(pretending tbat you will take a great deal
reM for voer product if paid in State
money, but knowing this money cannot be
had!) We sny it r preferable, we mean
ConMeVate money stands ou a niort sol
vent baMS. Why I llecause all that the
Stale Bnkf are worth bledced tor tins
voureueTaie niouvy. auu coat you ,
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"fO R". CtirinideTa f e -riiiey is )
m ai ii. . : r wit. if .... s .
Mi uwn uie luiua oi iua ouie iu.
tlte whole Confederacy. But we tell you,j
furmers mechanics, merchants, ex tort o era
and specalators, that road ambition aoroe-
times overleaps itseIC aod your ambition
to make money oat of thU war by exorbi
tant cbargea may prove your ruia iu this
way t We will toppoae that oar gallant
troopa, in sphe of vour high cbargea and
the enemy 'a bait wnqaer tba,. Yankees
these, troopa - returning home and finding
fjoi mhrrdthetnl vea jKor find ing aa
eBorrBoMebt add4ed o U vooniry y
your high charges and rapacityfiBding
that while Ibey bate been mads poor yo
have grown rich they wd ge tor Repa
dialivn, aa well to tae thenfaelvra'aa t
;fite eon." : A4 lb men out ofihe army,
i who jrvtt ro BuW bleedinV at ererr dot.
leganoQ i wurtrewy-jain went-, ir; iTOec,mty tlo nor . .
carther I inrealens tonlcderale money vou . carrv
ooy you , carrv
lbs danger la Thar owa bands. And that
danger is extortion.. As .wise men, then,
we'eonjure yoa to pause and think. : Bat
we have digrefeeL Milton CkronkU. :
SOUTHERN GREEK FIRE. ' ;
Capt Travis, of Mobile, whose celebrity
ia the manufacture and pm of fire-arms w
daily iacreasing, invsnted a modern Greek
Fir . which will -prove invaluable to the
Conlederacy i tba eoadnet of thia war.
Two experiments recently fried near Mo
bile wera crowned wiib success." A cor
respondent of the Register says :
Oo Tuesday evening last, near tba Bar
Road, in the suburbs, of this city, is the
presence of several scientific professor.
ordaanee aad artillery officers, CoL Miller,
commanding this Yolanteer aod Conscript '
Bureau, other ofEcer of tba army' aod oa
vy, a score of ladies and at least ona .reft
resesUtiva of the press, Capt. Travis mads
two distinct experiments of bis fire or eotn
position, nsing on each occasion- leu thaa
naif a pint of the preparation a fluid.
Both were 'eminently successful, eliciting
universal eoromendatioo. Instantaneously
oa being exposed to- the air tba fluid be- -
came a blaze of fire with beat intense, re
sembling that of a liquid metal in: the
smelting process. A pila of green wood
into which it Was thrown ignited immedi
ately like tinder. Without delay, within
tea seconds, number of buckets full of '
water were thrown upon tba flames a
dense volume of smoke at ceodad, tba bias
ing and singing sound of a' quenched fire
1 J . I 1 M I , , .
was searo, me ouraiug suia ucxea np U
water, destroying its oxygen, a fuel seers-
added to the flame, and the wood
cracked and the flames arose again defiant
ly unquenchable. Oo tba occasion of these
experiments, ''Travis' Greek Firs" burned
for something over a quarter of an hour id
full vigor and force. Its beat is intense,
and it flies at once into the body of tba '
substance it touches.
Tax nr Kejd IatroKTAirr. In
recent fetter from the commissioner
of taxes at Bicbmotad, an important
rale is lata down for the guidance of
collectors and producers. By sec
tion XI of the Tax Act each farmer
and planter of the Confederate States
is required to paj one-tenth of the
products ennpmerated therein,' save
certain reservations to the Govern-
ment Thia tax is imposed ou all,
whether gathered or not, except hay
and fodder, which must be cured,
and peas, beans and ground-peas,
which must first be gathered. It,
therefore, follows tbat if A farmer
gather none of the latter, but turns
his hogs into the field, and the crop '
is consumed in hat way, then, as
noue has been gathered, there will
be oo tax. So, then, the tithe is on
ly required upon the hog and fodder '
cvttea, and the peas, beans & ground
peas gathered these are all the ex
ceptions.. If a man. turns hogs on
his potatoes, corn, etc., he must save
euougli of each to pay the tithe on
the whole. This is the law, and it
is by tbat tbat we must all be gov
erned. By section XII the farmer,
planter or grazier is required to pay
one-tenth of his pork that is, of (Ui
the hogs slaughtered, reckoning six
ty pounds of bacon from ooe hundred
pounds of pork. There is no dednc'
tion to be made. No inquiry,; aa to
how the bogs were fatten!, whether
by corn from the crib, corn in the
field, or peas, ground peas and pota
toes feil in the field. it is all the same.
CoL Guardian.
r finrrSffiHIl, ywDgmaarvr
higunttitj. AndLlndostrf hat- put op
plt Kock Iliver, n ear LowndeSvHIe,- -
for resetting cotton cardis, ana suao
a machine for pricking holes through
leather for cardu, all of which are
his own invention. His two, looms
weave sixty yards of nice clota per
day his little daughter attends one
of the looms. He has reset over 3,
000 pairs of cards this year, at pri
ce ranging from fifty to seventy w
cents. - ' - "
-Soerrttnst-b fca7fulIr3SBoa
aava Mr. Partinetoa. u aslt seems lo1e ;
airhdv occorrence for a sentry
to be re-
bdc his watch,
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