NATIVE Wool. Mr., ,McAlister has shown us a
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NATIVE Wool oL.-Mr.! McAIister has shown us
A couple of samples OF wool raised by James
KIDD which have seen for time. The finer sam.
pe is equal 10 any Of the west of England-he other
though not foe, is very soft and will make excellent
cloth Mr. McA. received a bue Of the latter quality
weighing 400 pounds, which he intends 10 work up
INTO cloth for negro clothing at his factory There is
why p nters should not raise good sheep
inAns fine wool can be produced anywhere in the
south Of Europe All that wanting s In selecting
the finest strains Of sheep, and paying attention to their
grazing The out hill lands the Mississippi and
The pney woods country east, afford fine pastu
rage for sheep any other country the globe and the
low price Of cotton will be great incentive to other
means Of rendering our lands valuable than by planting
-Natchsx Free Tradsy, Dec, 7.