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no ,notWltnStandng by such stem will
70 pear the spleen and envy Of your neghbors of
me press wonder if Horace has not forgotten pretty
than h;' hv"smen. OF Lacon that man writes better


T A contemporares, they will term him plagarist
s,n well pretender but if worse, he may stand
is. Snsnce % Of genius of some pro-
tn 81 vm Wnom much may be expected by due atfen
70 Their COED counsel advice" This remark is
Spricaos to the Fouere Greey0 in his
ciats ~ distinctions Contemporaries appre
ca.s me man rather than the merit but postsrty will
have the 'ig merit rather than the man. We expect
1''~ ~" Hs'a'a IN advance of any other paper


L'ckroIr, Qll) Monday evening, Nov. II, i545.


s'"s"'a< anti-Rent Movement Signs Of the Times


m me to inform ysu Of great excitement at this
and vicinity, on account Of antirent demonstra-
en- This morning notice found posted upon the
Canal Office stating that to-day there would appear in
town band of antrenters under the command of Big
Thunder and officers with various appeations, would
be in attendance-and General Fry requested to
all the personal property belonging himself
of the way, for the destruction of the State buildings
might be expected especially if any resistance Of
fered to what they were about TO dowith other fou
FISHES of what they intended doing unless the leases
heretofore exacted by the agents of the


given up and destroyed and the policy Of renting canal
londs abandoned by the Board.


Nobody, however, thought much of the notice until
about noon, when the citizens of our village were as.
tonished at the sound of martial music drums beating
hes playing, and men and boys hallong-he noise
sg from the direction of the grove the of the
town Soon however, their eyes were greeted by the
dressed and artifciay dsgured human beings ever be-
held, Three or four were mounted horseback, the
rest ON foot with all sorts of arms and Weapons
the rest they drew small cast iron cannon, mounted
on wheels. In martial style this motley band marched
where they went through with divers mannuvres and
evoutions using strange names and sayings, dark and
they moved Of a few rods south of the canal oiHce
loaasd and fired their piece several times manGuvred
mage, marched out towards the forest which they ere
seen TO enter, and that the last heard Of them
ruseboord hats, IS Big Thunder Red Rover" &C.


am told they carried such notices as Down with
"'No serf in this free State" No ieudai tenures will
be allowed on Illinois free SOIL" Some Of the first
the matter Tis certain that several young men Of con-
sequence here have had business out of town to-day
III bye and secret places and something of very mys
teous character has been going and It said that
Sny the nuce9s Of the formed sppsaS,sd in
brewing. hcre is little reason to doubt II these rents for
eanP. MI land arc insisted upon BY the trustees: -,
Sh1w what will be the result Of all this.


CurNs BrEF.-We call attention to the advertise
ment OF Lardner& Davidson's patent for an.mprove-
msnt in curing provisions, in this days paper, tc-
gethcr with the subjoined notice of it, copied from
the New Orleans Commercial Times. The editor
OF that paper has taken proper OF the subject
II is of vast importance to our provision export
trade, which Is likely to be revoutonized altogether
through this invention is it Of less Importance
to our domestic economy. Almost all articles sub
ect TO decay in our own climate, and particularly in
summer, can be preserved by it, varying the solution
TO suit the article. These are not vague assertions
they are realities, facts-and facts are stubborn
things but in all things OF this kind, however be-
nofical, it requires time to establish them People
koI,~ l.s.u Il a
from old customs, which become in some measure
sacred in their eyes. Multtudes Of instances we
could quote of this; but however prejudice may re-
tad the progress of the full establishment of Messrs
Lardner and Davidson's invention, there is little
doubt in our mind that it will push its way on to
maturity, and that very soon-qucker, perhaps, in
the south than here. The editor OF the New Orleans
1yn'ts has taken the proper new OF the NATTER but
strange to say, few ol our packers have as yet.
But a word 10 the wise.


From the New Orleans Commercial Timesl


lNvALuBLE INVENTION FOR THE SoUrH-MEAr CuRINo
AprARATus-The important accessions made to wealth
by the profound discoveries of sciences duly
and whitney by their applications of the mechanic arts
scientifically applied have accomplished more for the
they will continue their to the end Of
time We have to chronicle invention which If il 10
Ssfv great extent vast trade Of the south aOa
the citizens annually money which is abroad,
sufficient favossby to affect every one Of her home in
engine and the cotton gin. We aude to apparatus,
scientific principles; for the curing of
meat in short time and in the hottest Oeafher peculiar
our climate.
There advantages by this process over the
old method besides it's overcoming the evil of hot
weather that would give 1t the other things
being equal. The salt and water brine used can Be
seasoned with Spices sugar any other desired ngre
dent by which means spiced meats, corned meats
very salt meats can be made perfectly to order. The
provisions thus cured retain their natural qualities TO
much greater degree than in the old system which ex
pels or desroys great part Of their natural juices
The we'gM y me msaf IS Increased according to the
quantity OF huid forced into it. To make aterce Of
beef now packed for the English market reouireg
hree hundred and four pounds meat the nav Il, o.
cess only two hundred and seventy. eight This in
OF weight could only be obtained under the old
with pork q great loss incurred to the packer OF tine
Ani the Of capital But leaving those who make =
business Of curing meat for market, to take care Of


Lemslves we will conhne the advantages Of this great


invention to the point of its favorably affecting the
Southern planter.


heretofore little been raised in the extreme


South the great objection being the impossbility of Gu.


Inf II variable climate, almost every experiment


roypg total failure This objection is no longer va


Ia. each plantation be provided with the simple an.
baratus necessary, OF size to meet the demand made


on by the consumers, and the stock" raised with


Iits labor and abundant in its increase will take


place ofthe Western produce, saving the South an


most incalculable sum Of money. To illustrate we


Ike hasty calculation OF the benefits which will &C.
rue BY raising our own pork in Louisiana aIono.


Touisiana according to the of ls4O conainod


0g G3 slaves add to this number rs per cent not the
increase for the last five years, and in is45 have


slaves averaging the ratio of each slave at four


nds per week, there consumed in this space Of


6as b2 pounds, or fso thousand hundred and


y per geek and hundred and forty thousand


lrss pey year Averaging the cost at Si2 per barrel


single article Of pork for her black population the