, 1865-08-23

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~Forrest the terrible Forrest who In da5s that arc
I'm Kentucky:-the mcte mention OF whose nams
would make feeble Car!isona ofisoatea posts trcu-
eltnrs avay and t7ies to hlde himself He actually
eonftsscs that he Is afraid to 80 home, and arrows
unless he is protected by Federal bayotets. He Is
reported a. endsavoring 70 lease his land 70 re-
ssah l hsb a Gas een
"A letter In the Madison Journal from Col.
LaGran=c, In Macon, Co., has tue following
extract:
and nationai system Of JTes common schools inau-
gurated which would protect our liberties, BY eav-
Ing no esss BON which aeuaagogacs c.n recruit the
vtr.ities ought 10 bo founded As would dwarf the
teoo Sf nnto ad s oseht T. be
yoor e tnu4 ana H. bt tent hat the
world produces. We ought 10 nationnlfze what IS
ssi6ls'' sssil.' '' Inc s'ssz' ns' 'l ''"'''s "''' %
Tho jackson {,lic1,.) Citizen, Of The 10Th
inst, says that man near that city was en-
ployed in unloading hay with patent horse
/ fork, when the cham holding the taeklc-block
gave way and struck the unfortunate man In
the head, flacturins the skull, rendering
him lnsepsibls, and will probably prove
fatal. So >&
The Utica 1Iesnld says daughter OF the
| old Duke OF Wellington, whom her father dis
inherited for marrying against his wishes,
passed through that place with her husband
on Monday. Tho lady Is , blonde, md en-
| dcsyors 10 add TO her beauty (they say) BY
! colnring her crehrows- Tho oenDle arc Just
from Saratoga
The Boston Traveller the 18th inst. says;
..snow fell Rt ile White Mountains, Weduss-
day, notwithstanding the .Ta.m veaiher ID Boston:
storm ahout noon, and souna gardens were about
destroyed. The bail stones unaincd On the ground
I'LL SIX o'clcek that sscting Many summer visit
ORE returned Eom the mountains yesterday.
-Punch's cartoon represents flock Of
mcrmaIds sporting with the Atlantic cable
line. Old Neptune shouIs from the banks
"Aho-o o oy, thcrei get off o that zero CO.
bic, can't yer: that's the way t'other one was
wrecked ! ~
The firm Of Bestlold & Thompson, Of 81.
| Louis, assisted by French chemist named
Dclmie, nru manufacturing molasscs from In
dian corn, by q new process, with imported
machinery. The st. Louis Democrat OF tho
10th instant says this quality Is not Inferior to
that extracted from the best cane, not liable
TO fermentation, and OF good davor, body,
color, and saccharine properties. The same
paper speaks Of the chesp rate at which the
article can be furnished, and adds:
From one bnahel Of grain three ga1lons Of mo-
Of the corn staple Of onr own fields, will decide
tho quotations o. nolasses and preclude the posi-
| bUtty Of these primo neceAsaEiea from presenting,
ns has ofcn been The case.. n vide difference IN
paicet. Indeed the farmer IS thus made tbs recipt-
ent Of The additional advantage and psot 81 raslng
penke Of making IN exchange Of products through
commercial channels for the purpose"
4 writer In the BuQalo Express says:
u1he n r. Tribune In assuming TINT frost checks
Cholera as II Is known 10 check yellow fever, seems
10 hare forgotten that, during the Russian and Tnz
kiah war. With the snow thsse feee deep nnd 1 The
kan 1nouu,alns, lost regiment day by cholera!
ut ie taue THAT In this country, the cholera has
u.rally done its worst in the season; bu with
the history Of that disease before us, we should
crnyely err in nssom!n that frost a, Of necessity,
the .lishest impedimcnt "a isa extreme raSages."