Spirit of the age., 1865-01-07
A ACHARAoTERIe1Io INCIDENT.

A.
go tells Is that lis attention WAS attracted ~
he efforts Of yrr-<a-soldier, with his aim in
sng, to get hs DssTcoat on. His teeth as VEL
!, his sound Lard Fere. brought into Gse TO eff
ect the object bas, IN the midst of his efforts, Al
an oficef rose irasfiIis seat, advancing to him,
and very cafefhsg-ard tenderly assisted him, :
drawing the coat gently over his wounded arm Il
asd bniteDsng isaR comfortably, then With few
kind and Isleasan. 1or6s returned to lis seat. F
Now, tho efT.s---ia- question " as not clad IN
gorgeous uuifoFFa with brilliant wreath on ),
lie collar sad s,nstitusle Of gilt lines upon the
sleeves, resemb 9the famous labyrinth of Crete,
but be ras clad u simple suit of gray dis
tinguished FROM 'ls gar5 of.a civilian oniy IS
the three staF---xsah every Confederate Colonel
IN the feryiee by the regulations is entitled TO
wear. hnl yet hsswas 10 ether than orr Chief
General, 2. E y>.S-ssho is rot braver and grea-
ter than he IS good and modest. Ga Gsn. Grants
regent return from New Jersy TO tie army of the
Potomac aad james, iy sthc deten;ien Of the
trim he was forced 70 atop in Philadelphia. Be-
! ing recognized by soldier, he WIS 50 crowded
by the gaping#Dek>ss#+e ever ready in Northern
latitudes to Tionizs every military hero Of the
| hour, be he Mccied.an, Hooker Burnside, pope
or Grant, that be pas forced to take refags 10 |
the 81 yoss oas-1e< i
1 Well, Gen. - kss 70 Richmond, visits the
War Dapasn.~ Aaa -PF1sinsns, attends dis
vine worshgL< =. mes, ese'y fa,t'er, mts, did
i oaeerge wasiifn a-ytt he is never subjected
to any anoyance, ssTe look from each paser
by which silaati5 sass, msy God protect and de-
; ; fsnd you !-RSiIz Miy
. HUsK BEDS We End in a. old pap ,r the sub
= = Joined very usef'l paragraph. We can also add
e our testimony totls great superiority Of husks
5 over stFaw for usld9r bsds:
As each autuEa-Aas retarned, for s.vral years
| past, We have advised I'll corn growers to save
" their husks'for u5der heds, believing they are
the best sustancafor this purpose that is or can
!. be used. Tn, y.zsla be the i1n,r husk clean
re aud whole, sprdalon some dry hoor for few
Ii Gays, in order taas they may become perfectly
t as dry. Then they mey be put into the ticks, enc
he he the under te-9~1s1ow in our house, Whicl
It'll Rave been in usa. Tor more than twenty years
S anl, with an araual ventaton and betting
= By be;ng enpiiodpn chamber floor, and nth
4h rcplonishIog nitglev husks, they ere nov a
good sud l.ssly--ss+ +when new. The husks ha
rly be t.r not be striped up, as same have doue-
of This makes the srhstarcc Gaer and usore labl
ncr to mat up Let tie hasks be shos, aod, siryin
he ii irregular 9ba15 hey will retain ,aose sbapt
ter and lie lively. - bed for long time The;
ere is a fu,ziqess each hask t!..t. preyen
er- aay iIi-sts cri iag through the beds cons
at queuglg they q. | Entirely free from veruin,
ali @he!, travis 70 . full Taey are ther
tie f,ge clean saee Ed Ie,ithy A good hu.k bs
rs IS elaal to the st mites FIR su.nnsr.ss
~ aald We have se1 1a feather beds in wiuasV q
he he -@if % ssa E
no THE DAsIa aGI55Ss'oNE AFTHE SALT WORK
nci By ,he foil vi14 detailed iefort are enabl
ne to lay b.fore the blic fall and authentic accou
s n ~. rs r. e4 gr-s h5s Az Est he injuries
oue | only such IS can <5n BE repaired
> or 8ALzFlfLr. -Dsc, Goth, 1864
Ct 1t Col Rob't 9m.k com'}g Post:
the Gel w e theS1aers' gncd having been appo
TX ed by 5oa to exanne the various Salt Fvraacrs
hte This lace and III en- estimate of the amount
j II sait on hend al ass u state tie condition Of
= ,rks, IS .ett the oncrny on he 28l faxt
80 pec,lu.., port 7. following:
IA ass We fnd the wells not seriously damaged,
okE aIeu white, ts nrochanic IN charge, tnss Il
'nef maS b pu; il al4 operation in less time than
IA lared. As - the aas'nry ag rasias Ss a
..ras it was bat the seds al Destroyed by fire
,cL- We find by act1sE count 1920 good sett!es and
, r broken by the entmy, the North Csrolina Qcor
- and River Walk.4s seate Of Virgins saf ring ab
( foi the entire loss
larch We end the ehaire amount Of salt at the fraa
zacw 10 be about go bushels damaged slightly By
tOf this salt
rode {230o0 bushels Aeiorg.t Stuart, Buchanan &
: - msnufsctdrsd tor 4. G.
nc 1900 bushels 70 Meetings. & Jaques, for Ten,
mles a1~>--<sama.
had IS, 900 bushels to " Clarkson for State OF Y;
su.o $500 j" 's.State Of G.
;tb : $500 /" "TBisgham s Cox, Ga.
4 800 " '1S5&go, Palmer oe Co., Ga.
aim $500 g ...,snters Salt Mt, Ga.
litz,' $500 !" 7>-cs Friend.
man 1000 STATE Of Ala.
boro 3 500 !" X Cox. Aunan and Sexton.
80 $500 ~ f4vIraoosby & CO.
wi The renaindei belongs to numerous small
have naces, worked 60 priyate account
pipe Very RESPECTFULLY, Jour obi sfryt's,
nc !. j. D. PIERCE,
oroI Iasiaecr in charge Sait>i!.e Def
0non SAM'I4 L. GRAHAM,
euth' Capt. Cosa1s Cc. B, 18Th Bat Va Resrv'
and Approved,
/ cts r. safrH, 1t Col C,m'dg Saltville.
. ~ Lynch Vtrgiuios.
the faS1.~s,oF THE WEEK.
s of
tten lgrS.eas o. sri.eaea prospects for ,s.ce d 4
ed to but 2 p; 5 yet to BE- II ssg . to 5e
aFailh.