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 COld.-It is but recently that machinery has, to any considerable extent. been put into successful operation in this state. We under stand that at the mine in Mecklenhurg, work ed by Caldwell & Co. (c0mmonly called the Salisbury Company the operation of pulver- Fizing the rocks, and washing out the gol.i. ls performed by machinery. driven by horse power. From hfteen to twenty hands are employed. and the product of their labOur Is about $500 worth-of gold weekly.

 At Bissell's (or Charleston eompany's) mine. the operations are performed hy means 0f steam power. We are not appFised 0fthe average amount Of the precious gneial obtain. ed at this place; but understand lt dees not vary much from that above mentioned.

 There are a number of smaller companies. and individuals. who find m0Fe or less gold daily. averaging from @ cents fo @ pes day saeh hand.

 Frem which. it will be seen that from 1000 io $500 worth 0f this precious melni must wsPkly. hs dng from the earth ln Maeklsn. burg eailinty .--As might De expected. this a. fllsss tie and activity inia ell hfanehee ef bas sinass. The heavy pressure which is lowing d0wn tlse neeks Of the people 0f this efafes lleHFA bnt liaillly 0n 0ug bFalhfen In Meeklen. burg { apd Wil seen, aeenFding % ihe present course ef things. scarcely ba lelt by them. We aFp tod allnt every hEaneh of hmalnanu seems le he revived theFe meehnniea, nseT. ellants and farmers begin @ wear eainlenan- fes As PieAslhg as ihsy dl9 In bffieV sfnss.