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readers will try it, as we aro of the opinthat the plan will accomplish what is for it: "Don't pay your pastor's salary. is an all important direction. Be sure to llow it closely. Although you promise to him a certain amount and at stated times, matter; don't pay, or only what you feel paying, and when it's perfectly conenient. Don't obey the Lord when he says, 'he laborer is worthy of his hire.' By and you will have the satisfaction of seeing church going down." Mr. S. W. Hill, of Horse Cove, N. e., made year at the rate of 900 bushels of Irish tatoes to the acre.-KROWEE COURIER. North Carolina has done better than that. years ago Mr. John Woodfin, of Asheville, uncombe County, made 1,200 bushels of Irish tatoes on one acre, and took a premium on crop at the State Fair. If we are not misour old and esteemed friend, Mr. Mont. now living near Asheville, was one of committee who measured the crop and rtified to it.-Union Times. The Walhalla Bank, after a successful career two years, has closed its business and doors. was well conducted, paid well and was a convenience and accommodation to our cople; but it could not be run at seven per the expenses consuming over three per on the capital stock. The final report of Cashier appears elsewhere, and after the of April the Bank will have no active extence. The notes of every person not paid by will be turned over to an attorney for llection and thirty per cent. interest is coletable by the contract. All had better come and pay, as the Bank will certainly oloso that day. R. S. Knight, Deputy U. S. Marshal, on Monmorning last arrested and safely lodged in Taylor Burton and James Moore for pedon contraband whiskey in the neighborof Westminster, at or near Parker's old mill place. A yoke of oxen and about teen gallons of corn whiskey were also capwith the parties above mentioned. We the officers of the law will be indefatigable their efforts in breaking up this illicit traffic liquor. Let all good citizens aid the officers the discharge of their duty in bringing to these offenders, and it will not be long this grent and dangerous evil in our immunity will have been stopped. We are told is getting to be quite a common thing for intraband whiskey wagons to be seen moving in various portions of our county, dealing their poisonous fluids to this and that one, regardless of the law and its conseLet our people resolve to put astop to and that quickly. Jennie Keith, an old colored woman, for years the slave and cook of Maj. Wm. Keith, died near Walballa on Thursday the 14th instant, at the age of 78 years, was buried at flat Rock (colored) Church Friday at 3 o'clock P. M. During slavery was a fivorite servant of Maj. Keith, and remarkable for her striet integrity and uthfulness. We have heard her owner say he would confidently intrust to her keep. any sum of money, and she was, during the keeper of the keys of the smokeand crib. She maintained after freethe same character for integrity and She was well known to the many ends of Maj. Keith, as his house servant to the time of his death. On account of faithfulness as a servant, he allowed her his will to select her owner among his ildren and strictly enjoined upon them her treatment through life. Since freedom has lived with her daughter, Lucy MoFall. A REMARKABLE RESULT.-It makes no ference how many physicians, or how much Coicine you have tried, it is now an estafact that German Syrup is the only medy which has given complete satisfaction sovere cases of lung diseases. It is true are yet thousands of persons who are adisposed to throat and lung effections
