The Kalida Venture

A law has been recently passed in one of the Western States, which compels persons to disclose the amount of money they have at interest, in order that they may be assessed correctly. A cotemporary quaintly remarks, that several widows in his neighborhood have in consequence, gone into another state. Phil. Ledger.

Nothing more natural. The State of matrimony, we conclude, of course.—Balt. Sun.

The above undoubtedly means Alfred Kelley's celebrated, unequal and iniquitous tax law. Notwithstanding it may be beneficial to widows and bachelors, in the way above mentioned, yet we venture to assert that nine-tenths of the whigs and all the democrats in the State would greatly prefer the enactment of a law providing for the removal of the authors of that interesting law, far beyond the borders of Ohio.—Adams County Democrat.