National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

: tlSibdtf'n ~ tH' -itWtNI. HNt VI l''sfNN
from Little Rock, saws a resolution
has been introduced in the Arkansas
Legislature, calling on the Governor
for information III regard 70 the at
tempt to overthrow the present .
State Government. The resolution
was called forth 10y Il call signed by
Il few obscure individuals at Fort /
Smith for the purpose of inaugural
ing a new State Government. The .
Legislature is still unable to elect a
United States Senator.
RECIPE FOR SAUSAGE MEAT
1t is important, in the first place,
not to allow your meat to lay in bulk
after it is separated from the body
of the hog, but keep it spread out
until you are ready to cut fine. If
/ it lays some time in bulk. Your sau-
sage will soon become strong. This |
! plan prevents it. When You are .
ready. cut it in small pieces for grind !
/ ing through cutter, and weigh, III /
order for seasoning. Then for every ,
10 lbs. of meat take Is ozs of salt. /
( ozs. Of best black pepper. and >
ozs. Of sage. all Of which mix togeth |
er. Then mix this with Your meat. I
Afterwards PIT it through your sau
sage grinder, and YOU will find, an
article that is first rate.
THE FRENCH MIssIoN.-lt is said
that Mr.. Bigclow, L. 5. Minister to
Paris. desired to retire from his po-
eition last July. bat consented to re
main till the Mexican question was
settled, which has been done in such
manner that it will never be revived
by the French government.
TIE EXODUS FROM NORTH CAR
,oLINH.-Thc greensboro (N. c.
Patriot says that another Grain, I'M
der Slperintcndence Of Mr.. Coffin.
lett this place on Monday night last.
There were about three hundred.
from various counties III middle Car
olina, ali seeking homes in the West
and Northwest.
The Democratic party, rs such.
has dug IL, own grave, and we al
l!Sc is Ic"',"-S 10 "'''H ~" ie,li''iiiS
'"'t' e'' any! 80 80, "'i'' WIZ" i'9 ~
HAZE E''''tll"i'
rn,,,ncd Califo,,:op named
Whiting, who has been absent three
years. found his wife living with an
other man in philadelphia, and the
mother Of child. He threw the
Ciliio oUl oi lIc "i,'"'" "'i 'S","i-
, 'iS' Sl"oot" '"V i''o'''VI anu 'i''''
, Certain Corncrhcad organa.which
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t. The Presidents evening organ.
. HE National HcDN6ficap, saws the inn
4 ppachmcuf OF The President for par
fjSan purposes viii not be tolerated.
and the Radical Congress- MAY lust
? ~ well understand the fact. When
, ever Il 'Il"Ii ot 'IlcI'lpt'u. - ~ ~
h ioohe" upon 90 ''. ">'' "a ''''i -, ;'',
o e'ife GOV ciHINcl anu a ''''Ii;i''' ",
e ~ war; "no" ""ui', r'''' ,,,,,',Vt' ,h 70
:, Noi'''''"''""'
Singular as it may seem. John
. Norrisscy. ". c. elect. viii take the
Il place in one respect of Daniel Web
II stcr in Congress-he is the great ex.
=. FOUNDER.
T. EGGs.-lf. as a rule. a hen is KEEP
lc clcon flor nothing ENJOYS cleanliness,
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W NV S''t ~ P'o'' Nv, ~ NIX
II the flesh and vegetables and small
to grain, and give corn and water alone
SC and your hens will cease to lay an'
- hrcomo f,t Corn in itself has les
- al thc prouerties which make tn
IN err lbsn any ar tbn smaller grain
t, which we raise. Rice. wheat. harle
&c and huclvbcat are best for EGGS.
.ts 49,,
:, An irishnlah' writing SNe'th
~. his lite, says he early ran away lro'
MI his father herousa he discovered n
ho was only his uncle.