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Co1roN BuRMNa. A correspondent
Of the Little Rock True Democrat, wri.
ting from Memphis on the 3Oth ult,, de-
tails what he saw on the steamboat AL.
ONO Child while on the way to that city.
He says:
After leaving Helena, we came to the
cotton burners; several large steamers
sent out by the Government to burn all
the cotton to be found anywhere on the
river a dreary, desoIa'e view it was
the smoking, blackened bales floatcd
past Us, aud in some places the river for
miles was covered with lunches Of tho
raw material, and the thickets tina frin.
eed the water we're whitened as il snow
drifts we're piled up against their green
foliage The heart sickened at the sad
spectacle that necessity had forced upon
Us, and as volumes of black smos
wreathed up far ahead, the conviction
was iiresistibly forced upon all present
that We were in the great theator of the
war, where blackness and desolation meet
you at every step,
The farms were inundated by The over
flow, and the houses left tenantless. dee
olatei the only living things to be seen
were the cotton burners 8. their patrintic
work The prospect was sad for US, but
when the news reached England, SWIVEL.
linz, abolilionized, Englaod, a wall Of
sorrow will arise that will shake the
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The destruction Of the crop on hard,
aud the failure to plant this season, will
open her eyes to The folly of her position.
In ten days there will not be 10, 900 bales
in the whole Mississippi valley, and none
planted. The golden time has passed
when England might have saved herself,
but she would not; the fruitsof her folly
must rest ON her shoulders.
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InE CAlL ron MoRE Volunteers, 49,
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In order to make pure butter, some
thing is required besides the good breed
of cows--tho sweet grasses the sof
springs-tho rolling lsnlsand tue rict
milk, and the most experienced ehurner'
the most improved machinery the
purest atmosphere. The best matqgial
may be manufactured into yellow grease
instead OF butter, unless, the process be
properly performed. 1t is fac! well
known 10 scientific dairymen, that the
pure butter is not made by agila,ing the
milk--not made by the process of chur.
ming Butter already exists in the milk
and the art Of separating il from the
milk, is that on which the success Of tho
dairy depends.
Butter exists in globulcs SO small as
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by o microscope, and the removal Of
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the delicate aud difficult task the dairy.
man has 10 do. There is no luxury that
comes to the table Which is so exquisitly
sensitive rs butter, If the COW feeds on
white clover, the butter has white clo-
yer favor if she leeds on cabbagoS the
butter has the flavor Of cabbage; if the
butter is kept in the vicinity of the sta.
bio, 1t forthwith become tainted with the
smell Of the stable; if packed away in
pine tubs, il catches the odor Of the pine,
ltrcquires skillful handling orit will Ger
tainly be spoiled. lfthere is too much
rubbing in the churn, these fine globules
smashed and crushed against the sides
OF the chum, will give greasy butter;
and il the air is excluded the gases will
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quire, 10 cause the adhesion OF the glo-
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much will spoil the taste and not save
the butter. Without penetrating any
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butter making. will simply add that, a
gentle and uniform agitation oil the milk
will best reward the butter maker for his
pains. 1.-THE cream should have a tenn
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begins.--ED.l The butter should be
keptsEay from sIl unpleasant odOrs,
and when put down should be packed in
white oak tubs,
Clean COWS clean s!ables,sweet churns
and pans, neat and tidy operators, are
among the things desired by those wao
would send pure butter 10 market.
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ABLIED man went out to tea: when
there how did he contrivc TO see? He
took up u cup and saucer (saw Sir.)
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Winch is the most difficult punctua-
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que.
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EXP ERiGNcE is flannel waistcoat
that we do not think Of putting on until
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4 do declare, Fan. you're pretty
enough to cat. Well Charles, amt |
eating as fast as can 2 replied Fan,
with her mouth full.
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PROBABLY the reason why so littlswas
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Many sweetly fashioned mouth has
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