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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO CONTRACTORS.

Dds WILL BE HECEIVED UNTIL
ID IL o'clock N. on tatarday, the 2Sih day Of June.
1853. from rst hands and from ciuBeps lyal to the
Govern of the United eiates only, for supply pg
"Onpts Rdtfone" to be delivered st the Oommissary
Departme ut Camp Chase Ohio, at such times may
be rrquued, commencing the 18th d'y Of une and
10 continue until the ist day Of November. 1859.
The Ration be Furnished to consis Of the following
articles viz Three fourths Of pound Of Pork OF ga.
con- and fourth pounds OF FTesh or salt Beef;
tweL tywo ounces Of Bread or Flour or one pound Of
Hard Bread or one and fourth pounds Of Corn Meal,
and the rate 70 every one hundred Rations OF eight
quarts Of Beans Peas and ten pounds Of Rice or HON.
my; ten pounds Of green .Obfee, eight pounds Of
roasted and grouLd Coffee or and half pounds OF
one pound Of Sperm oaodes one md fourth pounds
Of Adam sntne Candles or one abd half POUNDS Of
rAow cand ss; four pounds Of spap, and two quarts
Of Salt. In addition TO toe f0egoing twice per week
one gallon OF Molssses per one hundred Rations;
and thrice week Poatos Of the rate Of one pound
per man
The Provisions are 10 bs Of the Arst qua v and to bs
delivered in packages suitable for transportation when
required r fAah e&E5
Bids will BE- for 90 much per Rstion and will be sent
to my .Addyess." Box 4S3, Columbus, Ohio, indOrSed
"ProposHs" r.5tc. .s-,ag. 20 pnrf
Each Bid must be accompanied BY the nsmes OF ct
least three responsible pa iss who will become sureties
Tor the ithful performance Of the contract
Samples OF each article constituting the ration ments
excepeo will be reqned, ALI Of which Will be deliver
ed at my once At Camp Chase, before the expiration OF
tie time Tor receiving bids.
The of each BIDDER will DO marked on the pack
CAPT B. P. WALKER,
4 Commisaary Of Subsistence, 3,
az Camp Chase, Ohio.
May SOth, is62'dhe. Ele.g npgye
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
Democra,Ic County conventions.

Democratic County Conventions for the selec.
tion Of delegates to the Democratic State Con.
ventiOn in this city on the Alb of July next, will
be held on Saturday June 81, at MansAeld,
Ricbland county; at New Lexington, Perry
cnuDty; at Ashland, Ashland county at George
town, Brown county; at Lancaster, Fairfield
county; at Dayton, Montgomery counsyi OF
Hlllsborough, Highland county; at Canton,
Stark county; and az Greenvllle. DArke county ;
aud on Saturday, Juue 20. at Zsnesvile Mus.
kiDgum county at Coshooton, Coshooton county;
and Of Lima, Allen cJuDty.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
lComn unieated.l


WHLT motive the city authorities have to
interfere In q harmless enjoyment of great
portion of the Inhabitants OF Columbus, am
at loss even TO imsgpe, excepsit be tor the
purpose Of securing distinguished honor for
this city, in furnishing ct future day, some
philsnihroplo missionaries or diplomatic repre-.
sentatives to the cou,ts of Hsyti or Liberia,
when the now 30 much looked for ambassadors
shall have returned, disgusted with their mis-
sion.
If this should be the real csse, doubt very
much the success of the authorities 10 trying to
convert the Sunday lager beer drinkeis into
sanoli6ed ambassadors to Hayu and Liberia;
but If it should merely be to annoy and veI
the working classes, particularly the German
inhabltants OF this city, by prohibiting What
Is to them customary and habitual enjoyment
in partaking q glass Of lager beer In q saloon
on Sunday, and what has been 60 long of no
harm TO any one, then IL is quite evident that
this is not intended for the benefit of the com
munity at ali, bus merely to crafty some per.
sonal grudge against foreigners, which, In spite
OF their true devotion to their adopted country,
some superstitious or hypocritioAl parties have
againft them.
Speaking for those only who feel themselves
uniustly treated by their fellow citizens in this
respect, think 1t 10 high time We should test
the constitutionality Of such city ordinancesi for
We ask no taYors, all Ne ask is the rights and
privileges which the constitution and laws Of
the land grant us, aud for the maln .ainance ci
which we have suffered our fathers, sons and
brothers to go forth, and upon the field OF
bAt.le to contsnd sgAinss those who, in open 70
bellion abroad, and against those who, through
their fanaticsl aspirations ct home, seek the
overthrow Of the same.
G. LowENsTEIN.
Columbus. Jnne g 1862.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
NATIONAL PLA1 FORM.
Purposes OF tho War

couonrus, ~ Qoft ssAnIr usAsMOv., II1sED T,S IN
,,ssa~..r nrnoIuTioH, wniUH ExFRk,sEs The vor1 oE
~ - - ~ rIrr Tkun gTAnDARD or LOYALTY
.sa ~ epIorabe civil var has been forced
UPON shs soasy y the d'sniCnsss o. .ns sSS,nsTn
M S n arms around the Capital; that In this Ma
Ho.si Zen emcrseney Congress- banishing all teellng u
ssr, os5,Ion and resentment wi rscoilect only l,s
s - ne whole country; GGt tlfs sonr % not ooeed
~ I,sr sort n anv splyt0 oppreobton, or for any
7 s.s,ss oT oonouest or svbfugat.oS or pvrDose o.
s,-fSSo,oino or intsrfsrtsg s0itA le rtghs .sIao
ts,T tssfus iona on haoss Satss but 90 defend dad
,s'.s,. "a q, osemaoy OF to C6nst tHtton and q
--,s a. Union sOitk " ths dignity sqhdisfy ana
ri5if n tls sspsSdt Stat untn5Pat e6 and mot q
sson a. thsss o6jects o's accomplished NO "dT oVV"
10 c,dea."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

The Cincinnati Gasetts Of yesterday morning
has an article. ridiculing Governor STANLEY fol
enforcing North, Carolina laws, and attempting
to restore the Union as 1t was. More sdd more
do these pretended Abolition Uuonists manifest
their hostility to the Union. They ridicule and
mock at the idea Of It's restoration. Yet they
come before the people, and claim TO be Union
men. Never was more black hearted deception
practiced upon any people in any age or any
country,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

TIM CouRTs.--In the Common Pleas, the case
Of Beatty v. Butler, and in the Superior Court,
the case Of stsmbaugh Y. the Fishers, are still
on trial. In both cAsei, on the adjournment Of
the two Courts last evening, the witnesses had
been nearly all examined 2rl bae
There wsrein Beatty '. Bdiler 5xsy.hvs wit
+nss'ss-tysnty for plaipaS And fcEsAys for
defendant.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
rae Kind Of TIoop, Wnnted,

II may not be Amiss TO repeat that the Gov
erument will receive the following troops, VIZ !:
First. Volunteers to serve for three yeArs or
the war. 'iFs
Second. Independent militia companies, al
ready organized, EQUIPPED, and ready Tor service,
TO serve three monIhs. ,as H. ri
Third Three months volunteers. to be used
as guard to the rebel prisoners Of war.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

TEE Cincinnati Gasette's Washington special
states that it is said the President says the
present Is not the proper time to interfere with
Gov. STANLEY. Many leading Republicans,
however, demand bis removal. Probably the
matter will soon come up agAIn 10 bOth Houses
of Congress.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
ymore volunteer Wanted
FAr sr.rr or omo. Ex. DIHAnrMENr,l
- CoLunpus, May 30, l662.

FSssmsR Of oai0'
B, telegram just received from Secretary
Stanton, am suthorizsd TO accept volunteers
ior three months until the 10Th day Of June
All are required to report at Camp Chase and
he mustered in BY that day. Pay will commence
ft,m the date Of mastering In. None but able
bodied men, between the ages Of eighteen and
fOrt,.nye, will be accepted. am also author
issd 70 raise additional regiments for three years
Of durIDs the war. Relying upon the loyal men
of all Agss to aid me in promptly responding
u the Presidents call. that Ohio may rAnk
among Ihe Hrss In crushing out the unhOly re-
bsliioD, close this appeal.
- y sal DAVID TOD,
sI-.f. Governor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

ExTRA STRAwBsRrEs--Mr. Edward Jaeger
Left at our sanotum yesterday afternoon guam
tlty Of the finest and most delicious strawber-
ries we have seen THE season. They were a
variety Of WilsoL's Albany Seeding, and the
product Of Mr.. Jaeger's own cultivation. He
informed Us that he will be able to supply the
market next week at the rate Of forty bushels
per day. Mr. Jaeger is the man of whom to
buy your cheap, fresh and superior Strawberries.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

p Twill offer this morning at pablo uCtiop,
on the corner of High and Broad streets, first
rate, one.horse family carriage, in perfect order
made BY the celebrated builder, WATSON, u
Pniladelphia. TOis will be rare chance for .
good bargain. Irmv.R R. GLAzGER,
Auotioneer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

The Missouri State Convention now In ses-
sion at J,ferson City, met on the 81 inst, in
pursuance of Governor GAMBLE's call, for the
purpose of dividing the State into cODgresslou-
al Districts, and "the transaction of other neces-
sary businees''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

RELIGIOUS NCT1os Right Rev. Bishop Bedell
will preach on next Sunday morning In Trinity
Church, and in 81, PAul's In the afternoon at 4
O'Clock, At night confirmation will be admin
istered at Trinity Church.
Time <
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

There 10 a Law IN force on the atatute-book OF
North Caroline, enacted In 1881. making u o
penal / Fsnse to teach slAve to read or write,
or sell o. give him any book or pamphlets
This, whether proper or improper. right or
wrong. as measure of policy, is the Law OF
North Carolina, enacted By her Legislature
and as valid and binding upon all the people
Gnd residents Of the State as any law OF the
land.
II is said that Gov. SrANLEY's Instructions do
not direct him to enforce the local laws OF
North Carolina. But they do inform him In
emphatic terms that tho great purpose Of bis
appointment s 10 re.estsblish the authority Of
tho Federal Government In the State Of North
Caroline, and (msrk the words) provide the
means Of maintaining the peace and security OF
the loyal inhabitants of that State until they
shall be able 10 establish civil government >
How 10 Gov. STANLEY, unless he makes himself
q mere military dictator or an absolute despot,
to maintain "Ihe peace aud security" OF the
loyal people Of North Carolina, without en-
forcing the laws of the State, enacted for that
very purpose1 The reason why Gov. STANLEY
is so viruIently assAiled and his removal so i'm
peratively demanded is, that nobody is to be
considered loyal in alAve or free State, unless
he Is an AboltionIst or in close communion
with Abolitionists. This truth is beginning to
Aash over the public mind, and will soon cause
tremendous upheGviDg. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
sl-.f.
sevsunh ~"d Inc Norih jaroiina Law.


In Fsbrusry lAst' General DOhNs'DI anu oon
modore GoLD:Si iROuez "on the v'o1ory ~ nOAn'
oks, and took possession OF Ne"oero ana 'ns
peighbOriDg country. Soon a'~t"aro' "e
AbOltionists Of New York sent a Dr. VINCENT
COLSER TO North Carolina VINO was aPPo'nseO
by General BuhSsiDE "Superintenoens o. .ne
Poor" and ac'sd In the double cspec'V oi
Government official and MISSIONARY W. Snu
teacher Of eonsrAoands' ofoer n's Su'pCe''
schools were opened as Ne"oetn ior p'AoA''
and sort OF boarding house OF mission s'S''On'
which became Q rendezvous anu re'us' io' 'us
away slaves Near the elOEs VI iAes 'AOD'-' -
the President appointed Mr. EDwAhD otLt' ,.
2 Military Governor OF Nortn Oatohns, ui' 10
tive State. Soon alter nis arriVSi ~ t'o"DeiS'
the new Governor direosea 'ne oOiOfeu 0OSoS''
TO be closed in accordance WIZ ~" " .Oe
State, and AIDED iOyal m.s'',S - IeOO'sIs n,s
their fugitive slaves Wnon VI. oO-t1A ..O I.'
Abolition associates were snel'ef,Ds Spu 'OH
) cealiDg 10 order 70 run mem worm =,
Mixed up with these ADoll.iOn 0pela'Oi,, :, "a'
X. h. HELsEh' nro'ner Oi ~e nO''ii - ~
HELfER Of Impending orsls msmO ~
b. H. HEIPER wrote an impuden. 'e''er " oV'
srAHIEI, dated Ne"oeIn' may 'O' - "'s.
stated that be enlisted In the service as p
VAte for the purpose Of ngnnng oo"n 'o' s'0'e
hOlders' rebellion" (usiDs 'he u'ua, sang Pusass
Of the New YoIk ITsbunsl; ou' 'na' ~ GUT
cry last, be was mustered out Of 'ne service
on his own application 'has ne mign' s0' SO-
military or civil Office in bis na'ise o'A'e' Nol'n
carolins. HEITER informed the oo'efDUr 'uA'
hs bad made bad beginning o. O,a Ao%'u
tEaiou In closing the negro scn0Oi', suu =
quirsd whether tnis nrs' &c. 'D0'oA.'u 'Ao H
Of policy he, the Governor in'en'eu " oOSp'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

TIE transfer books Of Ohio stste stocks will
be cOsed, at the agency 10 New York, from the
5.h inst until the Is Of Ju'y;A and the interest
on the State d. bs, some $42O QUO, will be paid
by the commissioners OF tDe SiDklng Fund,tn
coin, from the 1T until the 18th OF July.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

+ " The springf field R'publie gives the returns
Of the Township Assessors to the Auditor Of
Clarke county, which show that l,OSs sheep
were injured, and 425 killed In Clarke county
last year BY dogs, causing destruction Of pro-
pertY valued at s. 053.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

" Messrs. Cloud & Tracy will sell at auc'
ton, on the corner Of State and High streets,
on Saturday moraing, June 7h, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, Ave head Of horses, one wagon and one
buggy.
i,62,d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
Friday, July 4th, 1862,


ROOMS OF TEE DrMocR.rIo STATE cKNT. Con-, }
coLunBus, Nay IA, 1859.
To the Democracy of Ohio, and all others in fsuO'
Of The U, ion 40 Il hss been, SHd tho Ccsstitu-
tion az It 10:
You are hereby notified that the Democratic
State Central Committee has designated FaI
DAY, THE F.URrH ,DAY or july, 1862, as the
time for holding the next Democratic State
Convention, In the city Of Columbus, for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for each Of
tue following Offices, viz:
Judge Of the Supreme Court; VI
S.er,tGyy Of Stat.; ..- r.,
School C0mmi, sioneT;
Member Of the Board Of Public Works. ne
Toe Democratic voters, and all others In IA
vor of the Union as It has been, and the Coneti.
tutlon as 1t is, of the several counties within
this State, are respectfully requested to proceed
to appoint Delegates to represent them In said
Convention, on the following basis: One Dele.
gate for each county, and an additional Dele
gate for every five hundred votes cast for Hon.
Huos JIwErT, for Governor, at the last octo-
Der election, and for every fraction Of two hun
dred and fifty votes and over, one additional
Delegate. f- trtt
The number Of Delegates to which each
county is entitled, we have indicated in the fol-
lowing Table:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

PRoMorIoN John ]. Jewett, Of zlussville
Adju.ant of the Ssventy.eighth Ohio regiment
has been promoted to the position Of Captain
on Gen. McDoWell's staff.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

AppIson P RuMELL. late Secretary Of State,
has been app III ted By Gov Tod, StAte Trsnsltr
Agent in New York oiry. The salary is 81 bOO
ar succeeds A. Briges, formerly cisisen
OF Cleveland. f-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
READ THE FOLLOWING:

ooLuMBus, o.. March "a, 1869,
Capt. 7 W. TALLhADGE has been 10 the service oi
the United SateS and OF the State Of Ohio almost
sianty since The Of the present war hAv
Ing served upon the staff Of Gen RosecTans and acted
Assistant ouaTtermaster Of Ohio. BE propoes to
retire rom the service engage in another business,
In which he hopes to advance the interests Of the sol
dieTs. In every capacity In which Capt TALLMADGE
has acted for the Government he has proved
Of good business hs1itu and bis honesty end integrity Of
purpose have been evident In all his Transactions with
the Government We cordially recommend him 40
honestly carry whatever he proposes to do Having
been soldier himself he 10 peculiarly adapted to the
business In which be 10 now engaged and 10 which be
proposes to devote Is time and enc gisS
W. 3. R0sEORANs, Brig Gen o. 8. A.
WM DsNNIs0N
o. P. BUCKINGHAM. Adjt Gen. Of Ohio.
O DELAN > Com Gen. Of Ohio.
GEO. D. WRIGHT, Q NJ. Gen. Of Ohio. y
my2e-dawu.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
Messrs. Bailey 8 De Camps Cele-
brated Spring Bed Bottom,

which, for simplicity and durability cannot he excelied
Please call and examine L. Price from % SO 70 - 50
!, The Salesman Il Mr.. W. L HU0HEs. long connect
Cd with the busneS old citnen, formerly Of the nrn
Of HughsA 4 bsepe.
n. KhrTDEt, Treasurer. tieEi !
mre-d5m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
Local Matters.

U Hon. Chauncey N. oids will deliver the
annual address before the Pbilophronesn Lie
rary Society at weateryille, Ohio, on Wsdnes-
day evening, June 1ltb, 1862.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
GOV. srANLxy's COMMISSION.

How. EDwAnD srANLEY-sIa;- You are here
y lbysppoinsed Mllitafy Governor Of the State OF
! Norlh csfolina, vith authority 20 exercise and
perform, si.hin tte limits Of that State. all and
AaguIar the powers, duties and functions per
tanning 70 be Office OF Military Governor, in.
eludise the pvssr to establish all Necessary Of
nces and trlbnosls, and suspend the writ OF ha
bese corpae, ,duf1Dg the pleasure Of the PfesI-
dent, Or uatil Ihe Inhabitants Of that State
snail orgabiss civil Government. in oonior
mity viii ths Constitution; ofihs uniied States.
.rtslgped) EDWIN N STANTON,
fss~5 ~ \, Nsg.,l seRttary Of War.
Lssal attached By tba Acj General.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07

Let Ward will meet at North Engine House
81 Ward at Buckeye Hotel.
Sd I" !" City Mayors Office.
4.h " " simouton's Exchange.
5h South Engine House.
WIN. DOMIGAN, AG H1BBs,
l. E. WILSON, JACOB ARNOLD,
JOS FALKENBACH, MoSE> SEYMOUR,
Mel DOHERrY, WIN. COOPER.
PATRICK DUNN,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
IF u r M / r EI
ToC0L Q M BUS
CABIN EFT COMPANY.
Furniture, Chairs, Matrasses, Bed
steads, etc. etc.

And will guarantee to ctsens Of town and country
that tne will iurnsh good Furniture 90 10 ufac.
tured In the United States and at satisfactory pceB
The COMPANY hnpes to receive liberal share Of pat.
Tonage as iheiT motto 70 live and let live 1t will
give them pleasure at any time 10 show visitors through
their rooms, whether purchasing or not. y, ~
This Company is sole agent for the sale Of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-07
- : - 1rTrnNaILL & o o.,

SATURDAY MOANING, JUNE = 1862.
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,oLUMBUs. OHIO.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-22
Important Orders.

Gen. Beauregard has issued the follow
ing important orders: ,:sis ~ =,
I. Officers visiting Charleston hereafter,
will call at the efioe Of the Adjutant Gen,
e.ral and register their names, the nature
and duration Of their post'of duty, and By
what authority so absent. = s..fs' E'''sss *
-. x x. ~*z-fysy**.S .S s*a2i1
| I'LL, All soldiers Of this; command nov
absent from duty, without proper authority
or leaves of absence, are called upon BY
the Commanding General to- rejoin theii
standards without further delay THOSE
who remain recrsant to their obligations,
shall be exposed, iu the public prints prilnttss and
treated as deserters :.,.,., :. r.
Regimeutal, battalion, or othor, CON;
fnanders, will publish the nanes fall un;
authorized absentees in the two Charleston
newspapers, and the utmost rigor of. the
law will hereafter be enforced against thiss
class of military offences. x &cE !
Nv. The attention Of disbursing officers
is called to paragraph S97, Article 40, Ar:
my Regulations: .:,..,,-,,
elf any disbursing officer. shalt bet'at
cards, or any game Of hazard, bis command
ing officer shall suspend bis functions and
require him to turo over all public funds
in his keeping, aud shal! Immediately re'
port the case to the proper Bureau O. che
War Department"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-22
Salt.

: e .. -
We have letter before US, says the Mo-
bile Tribune, describing discovery Of salt,
not very remote from THE city, which proa:.
'ises to yield great abundance of that pre-:
cious and necesary article:of consunption.
1t is found in large crystal humps weighing
about one pound each. The proprietor is
now preparing to work it extensively: So
far it has been dug 'perpeudicularlyj fheeo
feet througba a solid strstum,sand ths'end
oft hes not been found. Its super6ces; hat
been examined for one hundred feet and
| it indicates the same character aud promises
an almost iuezhaustible supply. jThe!mate.
rial is so. hard that it has to be blasted be-
fore it can be moved out of the earth and
is delivered at the mine atfour and 7+a'hal:
cents pound. ~ - -.,sr,,
We have a small specimen of the crystal
It is as clean as glass, and seems to ussto b
of the finest quality of salt:u '.l.,+1 .ss2
The writer concludes his letter: BY say
ling: "We need have no more fears abeu
the sant Of salt" .L
For an obvious reason, We do not Civ
the locality of the mine; but those VIII
wish more information in respect to it, cal
receive it BY applying at. this Office: ),
| Welearn that q similar, discovery ha
been madesin the same region Of country
but bow far it has been tested we are no
informed. The belief is that it is:of vas
extent and will yield in the;greatest aband
lance. ~. =. ......-....,.. - ~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-22

s@"Mack, why in he'hell don't you
give it to these spectators, saysa farmer
W hat specuators, we ask "These internal
merchants" We promise hin. to Do 50,
but be hardly gets out of sight till q mer'
chant steps in and says "Maek T want you
to rake down the farmers geuerally.-shey
are asking three or four prices for every
thing they raise-they have got chickens
up to SOC apiece butter so cents per pound,
eggs 80 cents per dozen, and everything
else according, and I can get nothing to
eat" These are the CALCULATIONS We fre:
qusutly hear, but after mature consideration,
as everybody is specializing who has any
thing to sell, we have concluded that we
were all nothing more than set Of hungry
cannibals trying to eat each other up, and
plunging headloug to the devil as fast as
the wheels of time can carry US, where We
all will land sooner or later if We dou't do
q good deal better than we have been do
ing. There is 90 use Of jumping on one
class of men for speculating when every
body that can raise few dollars is engaged
in the same thing. The "almighty dollar
is all the present generation. lives for OF
cares for:-Ueueland { 7enn.) Banner.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-22

T ALLOW CANDLES EQUAL TO STAR
To two pounds Of talloW add one, teacup
full Of good strong ley from wood ashes,
and simmer over aalow fse-when sJgrea.
sy scum will float on. top skim. this of for
making soap, Git is very near soap already }
as long as it continues to rise. Then mould
scur candles as usual, making the wicks a
little smaller-and you have pure, hard
tallow candle, worth knowing how to make
land one that burna as long and gives q
light equal to sperm, The chemistry, de-
monstrate itself. An ounce or two Of bees
wax will make the candle some harder, and
sleeping che wioks in spirits of turpentine
will make it burn some brighter. ,-s5a