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itnc to dod, io pour Souomi, t i?otJI jqfu.1 VOlli. 11. ilRS. T. J. HOLT ON, niTitia ad pitopaicraeoj. TERMS: ' ' , ' ... ' ' , J t nt I'I'tUo' lift J AKS .'o?.t f. T??; "b"i TePJ?. ,BUyedf..rihre.:wntli.indTUUEEDOl.I.A?i.s!. 1,9 nrst viBifed Isabel. Shewn reclm- at llie end of the year, imaad aniilall arrearage Nop(r will ut disown. if, u.id.eicepi at the spli m of the Editor Av.ri...roeni.ii..e.ioaiuoeuoiieruer.u..re. (llo.eri...,i..ijp-ior.pr.,,.. iwB.aodJjteMaforearhrunlineeiice. ( onrtad .rti MM.nt aad SlieriB'a S.Ira rhargfd a5 pr rcnthiKr.eri and . drduci..... i 33 p.-r cmt. will k. w.o f. the te uU. pnet.. lr dt.,. o, .rV.'!?r" ""'"'t1 ..onthtv 75ceat.Brioyarfnraarlnimc. f.,P. wba ,.nd,r ,n tl,.,r .drt..nu . l. .t- . . . ..i ... (ltv will murrUd onlil farbid ruJ ctirged .c Mranigljr. CTf-atHaaitara poctrn. Tbo child's List Sleep. AU. nr Jiltf. 3 .er .( I f 4' '.crJ ! br (it Ai'1 lu . i'..f- .ir... I.. Ham k B..(urr it.rltt (1 .rei Kk lr.4 .. t '' the ! jSt , Mir tft.tugi.l l v r.iid . t.n .e.f to. A4 ra it t.nil!-..J Ifuu l. .ifhi, Sht la. 4 her filtle tuiii in t'uti. And ami onrd f . oil ..U.rf km, Aad WHB tii.t Irnoer pr(ii( -n, hlil fl.erf hrf .rill. ilii (!!! ft A. U.U l. (rrl -.jie f ucU, Aad w.in lt-a w.icvu.a her l.ic, fiflW lu b' r arr.rM.. rtt. J 11 It4f hrr ,tiil f tirmu, 4f hrr l.nmil II dr.p, "i rlt.r-Pg krr.lii, c I 1 JUf'll .1 ..r Ha '.ml A.d Ui l Sl.a J c'acd, wtOwut a pia, liar ayf'i.g rya c...uii" Jiui Am o r.r. r 1 e'erro .g ,u liar li.ifa waa cl..J.r.i lu t. " I I jtllSffililHCOUSa w- 7 i. i.- y 1 V 7 T T i'Vi, ' """" " ' ' " ::0v Bl JAMii II I'AA. All tbe fiirls ;o Flowerdale wars in love with Hsnry e ruon. 1 ual 1. to say. tbey admired bim exeively, and ra re..,, to fall in Iota if he tbould lead tbe way. , Fanny Somrra, the lutie witeb, was the on If exerptiou Merry dancing, an I as pr-tty aa a fairy, it waa a qirsi-ou abtlber the bad ever jet (nought nf love ; if she bad, Le never laikud of it. Harry's father w aa a Senator in Coii'M en, and be bim'vlf ass a ynung lawyer of bril liant talents, Sm. bed education and baud Sows foitune. It was not known that bis father a.hrd bitn to marry, and did not, a ofirn lb case, iisixt ou his aelectiiig an btirr.s Ibe Mow gray bairei old aiatet n.au nisde a love m.icb 10 bis jouih, aud stilt worshipped tbe luru.-vry of (be wife be had too early lot " f.rl our heart rbooae. my -on, be said, " marriage witlioui Jrue aff e m. Ul.l.nuil.ni ......u. f... i,. j,,ut t Mery.ifbe had not sineerly thought if, ami Most of three, not directly interested ju bis couute.i.nei .bowed (he adun ration lor the evet.t, (l,,J., ,b .t lsal.,1 I'm e -eue j 1 't ' '"TPy creature before b.m. would ratry nff the piin She dec i Fenny blushed, but tallied, and answer dedly (be belle of the filiate. IUviiih r- j d lanKbiiig. " Never gm old T Ob, soon eeied her eduo.iioo at a fashionable a. mi 'enough VVbnt a funny aihl I 11 be, to be aery, (here was scarre'y au accompli. hoieul ; sun , In ut e!ino-l double, and a cap ou iby of what she could not boast. licsides, tbe i head like graniy Horn's" faauily of Veruoa and Forle.cue bad been1 Harry latih"d, tf0, so ludicrous aas the Ibe leading one io (I., country lor to geue intake; and thus be a.d Fanny weia as ration., and ibe gossip, said that the union , much al homo witb caeb other, at once as ef the I n f irtuues, end of the united iufl a-, ll they bad been aequmted lor some years, enee, would' give Hairy a posiiion almost' '1 bo intended five minute, imp. rcep'ibly U til 1 ailed 1 grew in.o ten, and the teu into half an hour. Crrtaio ll is that Harry vi-it-d Isabel . an.iy coiilmued at her hou-- bold work, very cfien. Those who t nvied her, accu.-d pleesiutly cbaiterink' ibe "lute boib -he and ber of mat a- ivrnig to iu buu " Ibros Harry muiuaily o interested as to foig.t beraelf ia In. wav o.ii.iiiiuailv.'' .aid one anil place alike. At last the enlranee '' l)id ever any bady,' etied- anotl.er, a j;irl make love o ba.efaeedly ?" "isbe oi;hl to gel bim, I'ta sure," aueered auoib r, for she ha ti ied Inn d e nou h " Nev- Si'tbeleas aa bonesl cbrouiolers, we must re ord (he fact that some of three very young ladiea aueb i. tl a infirimiv of hiininn nature. did tbeir prettiest to out ineinriue I.at.tl, and g.-i Harry (or themselves. Harry bad tinl sern F.u.iy since lbs was child. It wa. only a month aiuce she bad left school and returned home aain ; aud the Cat lima .he joined in the villa-e mrnl "eU waa at a pie aie Mere her blooming '"plsxioo, graosfu) figure and ringing 1 1 augb had been the theme of admiration bj the beaux, the envy of tbe belles. Ilarrjr Dad beeo ber partner id a dance or two, and j" woo with many others, fell ii would be only civil to call upoo ber. So tbe trior- "i'" "f,eT h' ",li,'d f0nh 10 ",ake ng od a feut.uil charmingly dressed tod 'reeding a novel. All she could talk about ' hrr 'igu. Yet that the looked be- witcbine. waa mcootestib e. in the suhdn.H !..- .l., ..,.. ,,, ,,. ' r , " r r pictures on tbe wall, bequds of flowers all aooul, and so Stmonpoere of exquisit re- finemeDl around. Never bad U.rryWi.oi I 0,ueb '? to be in love. Ile.t.id ue.r- ly so hour w ben be bad Intendrd to stop , ... u.u .U..U...-U .0 nop ilea j and would not, per- I few Djotes J and would not, per- ail., iiavf trnftA rrin ir nti.r o r. 1 1 ....... r ...u... muer D..een 10. from iMUella a ha bad not dropped ' . , v u " be found ,h. young ladies dre.ed'to re- .... -J:. . ..... "7 "''. , novrl. : .owe bad a book of pre., y poetry ope,, before them; and on. who had a pret- I, hand ... coSueii.b!y kuitliuK a pur.e. .Not en of .hem appeared to bare snythug 1 1 . 1 T ' , , i 7 . ww vj c i.iu,.. , .uu . aiacu I. the failiues of tbe dav before bad nearlv j killed tin ra jpecially for one io young Her bcart ran W btu harry reached tbe pretty, but uo- over with " unwritten poetry" Had liar preieudmg cottage where F.nny resided ry aougbt for a lifetime, he eould not have witb Ivr idowrd mother, be lound tbe ball found a wife .0 compaiiionable, and so tui door open to admit the Irene, aud eo, jjht led in every way for bim. 1 tapping at the parlor entrance le entered 1 Wbt-e talk the eiijrajeraent made when boing In tLe ahaded litbt of the cool it came out! 1 oe haughty Ihe!, who, I Iragraul room, Le cou'd not for s moment, "ithoul biiii: half as capabie of einoere leve see ; but be noiiced dirt-cily tbst 110 one an as F.nny, bad made up her iimid to have eicd Li saiutaijoi. : and diri ctU be no- llsrrv. ai.d shi-c vauitv. the.r. lo'e. tic d thai the apartimiil was empty Just ibeu, b'i.ever a fn b, liijj;d voire, a mer ry a a bird a in June, an beard wartdiug iu ib inner rui.i.l llariy liilei.ed a wlii.e, rimrtucl, but buding that bit knock ing waa not beaid. .lid n c Jt'i"tni. a lac (bought, P.uny'a voice, finrily ma le bo:d o go iu search ot li.c -uii;"-r ra-ni doc jibe b.li aud through aiiotbcr open door, be suddenly found biui-. 1! tu the 'kitcbeti, a large airy apartment, crupu!uu-!j ciean, 'nh Fanny at (he end opposite to bim, taudiiij; before a diugb trough, kneadiug Cur and carroitin like a lark. . , ll i a pic' jia aa aKi.i wo j'd love to p.iui. 1 !.") urn ri 11 pi'lij in pto- fi.e, hoaing to pel It ction bei lt.i Jaab' ......... . uy. and round ciin Ibe hre. (u blew b-r brown curl- playfully abcui, aud occkhi aiiy uiie or.-r Oet (ae-, at anieu linie she we-u.O throw 11. tin n.ca w lb a pretty t of In r hi ad. Ii r nui a. re 1 are ; and rounder, b iter or ru r-- l.p. t inp arut-, oe v ir were; tbey I.iriy put tj b.uMi i,h th.ir roy p. a:.ui.., the soo.y fi ur poadrrcd "f iii'm nif uiuivii aim sirpa al Iter la-k ber trim tipore 'hiwiii ail Ha (rOe. aiid ber beat ack e 'lin deneala toot .ta.nkied.o aid.ut F.r 0 a ...la , d,d not 01. . r.e lla.-.y. It a not ti.l lie turu- d to put dowu tne dndfc'ing box, that no beheld 1,111: Jit uf uur fair reader., wo npjioe, Wuu;d ba. c aCle.Un U, ai.d Deri. 11. have 1 UO out al ibe 01 poiie r.oor Sue tlu.ned a 'lilt!.', as was natural, but b.vin' 110 f.i-e fhaine, she saw no re.-on to b Iriiii.tud ' Uierrly beeau-e a baodMime ynung man had her at work. So si.e couriesiud .....K l.....)...t ..I I... ......... I... .1 . l"" -J. " V1'" -a-. ami saiu, im.uni up in r usti Ji - .. , eul .bar a,.,,j, ,ilh Mr XrT, rifm. yoo Minima a a kind ei.oitb to e uio go to tbe pio Lie yi-terday, and y it off aouir of my woik ; and .0 1 m Uoiu dou bin aork to-day to Ui.ke up lor it If you ail' ie k 1 nd enough 10 wait a minute, I vr:, Cl main ni '' t " No, no, ' am i Harry, eiiarm-d by surh innocenre,- and unceremoniously t.king a will rrrubbed ehsir, " I vc unly a fc linn utes(js(ay. My c il ia 011 ou. I cai'.ie Io see bo yoj bore tb fatigues nf yes I rday " Fatw'T laughed tiil ber teeth, so white ai d .0 llilie, looked bebllid the rosy lips like pearl, sel 111 the richest rubv enamel. " r aliened , by we b I such a charming dtur yi st. rday, tbat one coulun't iret dr. d fien ll on.- bad be u a hundred years old " " Vou II in ver L-row old." ..id llarrv. autpri - ed lino a hit would have been nit of Mis S u'ieie interrupted the Ute n trie. 1' .nny was . ! ' 1 1 ! 0 inbar r .m d , when .bo found bow !'-g she aud Harry bad beeo i alote; but ibe easy mailer ol course tu.n- J Utr of llarrv as be shook hands witb her mother, restored ber to herself, If the elegant refinement about Isbil I bad tempted 1 1 arry to fall in lova, tbe bouse- i bold charm win oh aurrouudeil Fanny furced bim to do sowbetber or no. He went away, thinking to himself what a charming wile. K.ntie would in.kn. and bow aw. tlvelie would look in I.er neat, borne dies, en-aem! , . v . . . Ill tier duuie.lteiiut.es. .Mir n uarry ine only youii; baohclor who remembers that a wife cannot always be io fall dress, and who naturally wishes to know how ibe mill look in tbe kitchen. " A wife ought as much to know bow to maoage ber owo bouse," be nid to himself, " " re...d hi. business, i don't wi.h . ..f. of mill: l.a maid of all works ; but I should like to have I i ber capable of overseeing ber servants ; and J doroeetic discover very hood whether ibt.ir tni. tress i oorupelem, ar.rt obey or di.re 1 .,d b.r .,.,U a i. I ;r i ...... 1 1 j. -, ' ... ...... ... :. ,.,,.,.,,. . , c, er , f,,u. to the kitchen occ.i-ic ally tbt I mitht ee her at work." It aoon became acparent .hat It would be no fault of Il.rrv. if luv did not have Fan- bj ior a wue. ever was s man u. eper in , love, ror did be make an effort to conceal ny for a wife. ever was a man d.eper in , love, ror did be make an effort to conceal ... u.u r anny neeu a loon.n D,rt, ne womd he nlavad with hia fpelin.n ' vu n hur.n. .... . f :.u n .1.. 1 11 k - .... ...-0. . - ,00 frank snd good for this and only : .:. . ... . i . : v naie ioK ""uKn o ue certain 01 tne state of ber own heart, wb,n hhe maJe liar- ry haPPy by secef,t,n)f bim Two p.r.one more bin d for each otber, .0 foot, could Dot be. Iboub alw.ys mer- IV ' ""V SV', r"nnV aul,a- .r , mil 1 HJCIIl UU Mil. Ul HUUUU ftUW. She had read arid though, a uraat do.l . I, even ft.' t i.' I ,. ti.rli o lli'.rh as ei lied the t.i ule el ci " an art til aud iniriuin pur.' O.lier ii. .(.poured beau IK'S III.. I Olhi r i.alii li.lli.. I"' F.i.i. Hut tlioiitli, ,io ojt (l-, i..i. lir-i h. krd of these slander, nlm -li.-d a e t' rs, ciie soon dried ber rf, tor tb ll.iry a love nothing ccuid make li.-r lon ui.htiiipy. It Mas not unti! the young coupU liml set off on their wedding tour tnt Harry (old his wif., abat bad lir-t made b;m fi.i in love with her. " Kery other girl viited tbit m irti in,'' be said, ' w s playing tlic fine i.iiy : ai.d that while, as I sell kuj . tin ir luotti- ers 111 t ie fc. 1 1 e : : f 1 1 . 1 rea-oned tdat the dau 'b.er lio oald Liz lert in r O'jiy (o a pareiit, c o'l.a 1 -eaic-iy Id be les eiti b tooard. a babud -ides it is a common error nu your m'X, now-a Hap, 10 rup ose tbat it is uebaing to eu g'je in douie.tic d iiiies To a man cf seu-e, dearisf, a aonian dever look, moir uttiac live titan at .ucb a time. As Uadsnotth wtiie : " Her Ahj . t ii.nl. ik hifiit ai irgni liu rly ; Sau l rrrn,... r.nn A cres lure 11 I (, I. I ir liu...iii n.iu.e'. r jt lran.ii.i aorf.ja 'Ii nip lr...r, ti.eiif, It..' , si., t. Ii .r. .1, ,.m 1 s ; A he recited thpsc mc, nh txiiiite enibi''.ty be put bis arm aiojud l-.nuy's wait, and dr a hej towards him ; and tbe you.sg i',,cokid up into bis laOe, witb r ji. ff ctiun, r.s ud i.er btd on bis boi.onj and .bed bappy tuais. A.. I u ' 'ucl- . l'ATi: OF .NOR ni-CAUOUA. M Ki K I t N U L Kii lul.Mf. L'ouit of J Iras und Qikh h.r rsii)is Otto- L'r trim, 0; ni.ill.-r oi Inr K-inl- (I 1 . n.itr, 11. 1 'ii I 1 4 D. '" I"1 PAIL; V,M In Ih 1 1. II 1 1 li'-n -t i pi 11 i .j 1 in- ... u. 11 ( ijl tV ill,,, , r' A'. I 111 ;er .,i.. anoer, lu ul ine l.eir. -.1 1.1 i ..I km, ul ; Si.te. It oideretl I h -1 iuliir.iliuii br unite 'r s -X wee Ml the .V.itii l.i.iiii... V 1 1 1 1 . tor -111 li.-ir I., n pcir. .1 Ine licit term ul In.. 1. urt I 1 be he ,h cuniy utnre.aid use 11, 1 -i r y iin IS III.. Her i ii tie on Hie i:li . 1 1.1 11 mil In. 1 t'l.-y ma v in W H ... ... A 1 1.1. b.x.IU'l. 1. 1 11 1 11. M.in.ii in ir . mi C.mrt, l. I .b-r, ltti-., I lite r, Km hi in Oic I" 7 W.M. M AX A'Kl.l.. S. I'm.!... I.. 15 I, U3I S imii:us & riiANTKirs ALMANAC ' roi; t 11 1: v i: a it 0 FOR iSAaXjiii. ii 1: it k. Notice. ;s.v The ,elt " rr been .iiiiiB W ilrli 's and Jewe'rv lliiiine iiir ine Last 4 or .) vear. im.1 tin en repair.d. I'liia la (.. g ve ti'.liea ! ... II..I iT I le v .... n... f. ...... r..rM..r.l Be o( jjnilry, .nit pn.v- ih.-r pr r tv ami ttkr tliriu up, tieyisiii be li il.ino lor tne Coat and il.no i . a. , 7 fi,'l.l;K" ,".'V '.I5'': i J - tt. V I I.K I " s . w , I irn I , I CM. ! j ,; w ll.KINi-ON, Jan. I, lPb3. tv ', iHfi-J. tt FIRST MKSSAGE Or HI8 EXCELLENCY1, GOV. Z. B. VAN TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF ViHTH I'Altdl IMA " MKIH CAROLINA. Continued from last week. . " - . V -v . J"""!""" - gt reMOI1,be r,tc(1 better than it baa ke.n nv. .toekholder of the Kcpkfi,h manufaeturini? eouiuanv on f the l.r-r ..t 1 eoKinmioners,l yet some steps tusy be tkk- al)d mo.t eoternriJn in tbo State bVve1" towards eri.lizing the tax on slaves, !1..7 ' !! i ' f, .VI V.1 i....A ' - which, node, the rre'.Dt mode of a.e.-i pwr ctBt upon coit tbe CXt;WptWQ bill, w , ,v,.,.- k he CXeaj'Dt;on bill will reduce the price!'" m,ny counties of the State, became about one half; -and some seven or eight . .... " otner companies nae tntireatea an intention i.KopVlK Z?$Z y otber railN jo ,he yute . be il)dliceil t0 do like.i4. The woolen factories seem inoorpis,ble. Some of tbera when .ked to fumi.b.tbeit goods at 75 per cent deciin,.d jr,, ,Ddfc otl(ers , eo t0 do o by fixing enormous profits 00 the oot of! the raw material and then adding the 75 percent, on tbe finished artiele, making their profits even greater than before. It is greatly to be regretted that these most useful and to be cherished in.titittoo should put themselves io a position, wbicb will cause them to be execrated by our peo p'e on the return of peace. Jut as tiie free trade policy oppress-d .them in times of p--ace, no tbey neeru determined to have no niercy upon us during the existence of tbe ar I recommend tbem to your ten der mercies gentlemen, aud would respect Itiily suggest tbst you adopt sucb measures as may eem prac;icable for fecuriug sup P'i.'ft to our own citizens first ; and to re duee if possible the price of cotton yarn, wbieh is so essential to 'applying tbe band looms of our farmer's wives. In relation to ordnance stores, I will men hod that ue.riy a year ago, a contract was! madrf by my predecessor, under -sn act of the l.ej.ilature spproprutmg tlO.nUO for ttie purpose, with Mtssrs. V atefliu'j.e & hoes, (or the erection of powder nniis. J'he money as expended, tbe nulls erected and soon afterwards bloru up and destroy ed. Lijir Ciark agreed to furni-b them the m,ans 10 start again ; aud under a crvr con tract they have tr-c:ed other mills and are now n.h'ly riady 10 beiu ottraiiou on a seme sjinoieut to inaneaijoui 4,onu pounds , commend tbat itn of tweuty hv..- per c.ji.t. Per I bo laid upon the nett profits of a. I ; erso.-.s I'l.i. i.ewever, involved an expenditure ho have, dtitine fte present jsar, specu of moiey beyond that appropriated by tbe Utedln the recearits of life.sucn s coro. act r. Lued too; PIJ.OUO having been ad- n ur, bacon, pork, shoes i- at!.-, r, ei'oo vanc.d the coctractora by Gov. Ciark, anl e!ctb and yarn and woolen poods, ai.a to fsj.niiii by mystif. j 9 continued durisg the next year or ion- Of tnese sums, the money advanced by : cr, if neeesary ; tbe proceeds to be ap Gov Ciatk is to be refunded in four equal p,j,.d to tbo supi ort of wives ami children auuual lusta.tueiits, and that by n.e by re- or widens cf soldiers whose property, as trv.:.- id pr cent, of tbe payments (a tbey : listed on the tax books, shall fa i befjw a become due) on powder (o bo furuisiitd the ; certain sum. This law, if property en;or wills with about 3,000 pouuds of nitre per Ced and guarded aain-t false sweA'it.;. ! wou'd be made to answer a valuable par- Tbe department has contracted with p-e, aud, wouid I3 etuiaeutly just ia it. mauufjciuiers iu the f-tate for about 3uu 1 tffects. new rides pec montb, and arrangements I have been made whereby, after (ne 1st ot i I ni cleaily of tlic opinion tb.it -o more Trent. Januarv. aiuot Mill) .-.Id rifle. ...H mn.Uu i urV ""tee aliom.l be is-ued. it' it be dum'.! lu rut of repair will be rendered fit lor struce. And it is boned tbe department will soon be able to keep en baud a tupply for f ve Jlbou.aud tueu. A detailed repil ol the ope ratio io of the A djuiant be ueralsuep ail ment is lerewitb transmitted. Tin- fjiiNiiCeS of the State will doubtless cneak'e your anxious consideration. 1 lie Hoard of tiiaims. iu pursuance of j Oriiinatiee No i!t, See j, passed 111 Deem- I ber, I Mi 1 , nave ui ade a report showing the 'debt of the State on tbe 0V111 S.pt, 0, to b.- ?.'() !i:l 3tll oi :.! i. ci 1.1 I,- ii.imii u.1.1 1.1 tne I i.u't 'hed by tbe amount of the sinking tuud ; M.'..isS. .v.eiat (bat lime about $!'GiJ,OiK, aud (he debt due (bo Stale Iroiu the Confederate govern ment, between five aud 1-1 x millions. Still tbe State debt is very heavy, aud the iu ti re.t at least ougtit to be puuctua'ly paid. There are three distinct modes of .apply ing tLe re j n-it.i sutu ; one by taxation, a second by au addition .1 istuo ot treasury notes, and a third by geicug troui the V'on- j tederate Oovt t ntiit ni (be Mim die lliuic J luvU-ed this suir, when rtOeived, oul.t 10 j be applied forth no to tuu extinguishment of iLe debt of tne Slate, as far a. it will o ; 'tor it constitutes a pa: t ol luecanilai of (be laie debt, aud ough to be applied, al.eii returned, tosards ttie exttnctiou of ttiat amount of i:s capital. Upou c rr. ot pi iuci pies theretoie ol hiiauei ii eoo'uiuy. the del t fought uo! to bo a.ljeJ to g o any in '(;i r, if praetie.bld to prevent it And ll 'the payment of ibe e .tire attiouul of iotir 1 si ci i.oot be provided for by ti.Xat.ou, as ill DC il at lea-t, as poasible, ought to be so lai-ed In iegrd to t tie subj- ct oi ijxa ti hi. interesiin at all times, and reudfed io ibiy eo .t tins eventful rrisis. I have b it I, lem.rks (0 make. Tbere has bet -11 Mieb a disturbance in (he mdiaitial pur r-u;ts of the country witbiu a very rei-viit ps iod, that it is d the alt tor oue, who may not at once have beeu p.-eeut iu all part. X1 the State, to lully realise it. 1 ou b ait'i y ou tins auoieuge, auu can oeu. r , piy II 110111 wua. yoa uave .ceu 1... u no... , what I can reCoiuiueud I shall therefore ! venture but one suggestion upon (lis sub jcot, because of wbal 1 have beard. I lly ordinance No. of Juim I "SI, wb.eli is uiif a part of toe Consul uliou ul ihu Mate, it ia provided tbat land aud slav- the Mate, 1 be " heir value and the value of both taxed aiikf i ,!,, and tbat tbe tax o slaws nay be laid ou their j gensral their valoef!5 'aloe ia tbe State, or on and other diMp.8"0- re,P"ct to ae, fi. cration of tbe j'e properties, in the diss - valun ha assessud ii?' Assembly, and the scribed by law. NoV4es niay be pre itbesame qualities, but s? laDds. of L.ci, frL their Jcal L i" different ebaraoter are properly ase!,edlnmo'al,e in orsiuarj peni.tios pr..-cr,i..-rates, beoauHe of their relative prd;ff,:r(!l't our Mi.'i'i l for the pum-n in.-nt, markets and for otber substantial cU' loifeoie.s, dit-edienco of order., kc , sd .j .... ...... ...... ai,. A 1, ... : t , ny nseir, can neimer accurn'.ciy vaiur ica. i esUte.'nor can do so by sny general Stale i ments. mav be. and I understand is various tbe different standard of valuation adopted by the owners and assessors. It is very desirable that the tax etu-jld be uuiform, and I noggest as the mot likely means to accomplish that object, the propriety of clasfcifyiog slaves by their age',, or by sex and age, and affixing for two years the taxable value of eaeh cla.-s. In couq"iene9 of tbe moveable quality of this species of property, it is not -subject to iy itrt-gulari- ty of assessment, wbKa attend Uud ; the value of slave property t any one place in the State is, for all practical purpj.-es, the same as io any otber ; ana it is ui diffiou t therefore to make th tax both equal and uniform by the classification of slaves in tbe manner already mentioned. Uodar.tbe discretioaary ' powers vested by the Constitution in tbe Legislature to t enjpt the infirm and di?tiugui.b the mecliaiiic from tbe Geld laborer, it appear to me that the leai lative assessment, discreetly made, will conduee better than th--' present mo ie to a uniform taxation tbroujbo j' tbe ita'e. Each county is interested that the taxahie value qf slaves should be a'iko in a.! tiie counties, and whatever tenis to eq ia, fhat on land, inasmuch ss bo'h spces cf nrnnarll n.n.t Kb faici) alrL'M nr. thair r. ) pective values. A precedent for tins aioae of taxing slav?s, bowevr rnjierfeor, may be found in tbe legi-M atiou of 1 1 cb. i. In order to mei t the in' ri-ston t ii e y ib lie debt, !.nd to make up tne sum du- fi "n countiis, where the tax cannot be eoiiicwjd on account of the rrisenee of -he eneiu v I recommend an irprease of a- lea-t r ..ri-.y- ive per cent amount of taxation. Tu tre .1 , ' , . . , . ehutidanee of monev and cTiseqiunt niii . , , . , . , . the people to pay it cheerl'u.ly. I a;-; ro- e slioeiii be is-tu-d. it' il s I lienit ll w-'iuiil be in I lrrrsl mi . or bon.11 tn hi ti ari volume nt pjper 11 ci-culatinii The I'.illnwini; is a ta lenient of Slnie on tne 'J .111 iui of Semi'li in - i Bi'iioed ui .it. T.-ii.ior.;ry ! an", unpaid "ii '"upon It. r.drehl, ' " 'J i iP)ur.. 'V 1 inns . tiim.is 1 1 hull t t'ou onis. Ain't Trfa.urv nuiea in circu ah. 3, TiV Tot.il, $?.',!l3, 3i'.l, T.uea tee'd fr m permanent snurces lor ltitil, :S4..'-(t Tne f.l ami pari. od' is iittrilmtnlve t- I .unties 111 tlie p..gr&;i 11, V. Ti e 0. 0..CI...11 aliii cre iler n of 1 n( ir.injrly, Jic. I 01 1 mi. ml I ne ui w-illi ir uiMii tU J. In view of the very gret labor now i:n posed upon the Treasury department an 1 ne v ai lety 1 1 l uties 11 erubr aces . I ret" j u:'id die er .ituu of tbe office ot And! j ot t'u' lio Accounts, to contmu t so ion I may be dcem d m eessarv, w'.i jse'du'y isoait ne to in vesi'ni e ant settle aii Ciai a. 1 against tne State, AO When the term ot the present Hoard cf I'laiti.s !i ill .xi i.e, it nl sti.l be recei-sary tu have .euse sui-ii ao office iu cxisieuce U uring tne c M i'u.n i ue. ot itie war, and peruaps tor inanv yeat. al ter. Sdoji I it not li de.-meii advisal ,e t estabitsb tbe office of AuJiiui , t neu 1 re commend thai the Hoard of t'taims ne i o: ' 1'' coulliiued, aud autiionz d to hold s ion se. ions ij larteriy, end ti.eir pay be arran.-. iu proaortiou to in n labor. I aiSO recommend tnat the I.:;e;.i:i Ltjard t alloaed to appnnt V-ea-.ter to taae ch arge ol its o n fair! 5. n i 1 a si aiy to be htej by tbi Hoard. this I ac present rests ou ttie St lie i r-.urer, ai... tbe law retj jires bim to kep iiio laid, a.i 1 evideuoes of debt, Air. ti.r(o aini ai u' . lrJU1 auy 0a er funds 111 bis nn s 1'h, 1 lard's dlJ,t COUi, j U(S p,JrJrmi d b. tlie owu cthcer. U lieu tbe amount of (m. tu.d is considered. . I ! auuuat d so ur.e in-uts beiu, double that of (be wUj:u taitf (i v eminent to years a.-o,) witb tue luriuer tact tnat l iiori a rea.ontblj ra.ary of a Treasurer oas beeu lost auuua.iy 1 'r want of some csuipciont and prop.. r otli r to look afu-r aud coi.ect tbe uedts of tti i Heard, I feel assured that tLe a iopuou ot the suggestion would bo of material .v tags to its iMtrsts. 1 I beg leave to make ci-rtaiii m-jr j in regard to iui: mi.iu and to a, .1.1 Confederate autboitMei. in t t .re i,j I efforts to maintain the tffi.nne) o armitS. .f of- .pt-.l to peace times, an; fay. ad no ei,t r- .A,..,. Wi.r.i. f -y " " 1,M2r,''ll'J' '; ' ''' C Jl.lr ry to : up . irivrM;,.; tt,e e,Dt -p W c !t ;S cided to a.-ui v . , In gM.ei -i, i'. l" - of of tbs Uffic r and etDciency in 'i, "IS'1")"' r e ' persons mbject to t.i.-' ip f.f-'- v a ' ten -I::'g the aein.i..i:i. '' .' i . v. in son e in.-ta'ice., .!cser:.-r.'r ii.. iog characters, have set tn . r .. . anco, and are eha&led to e-.. -' d. ti tbe assistant!) ot otbv! .vt,o c -t b feed tbetn, and, iu som-j c.s, ficsrs in tbe diacuargo of tbeir ut;:. A the crime of iiert::ri, s t.-.r r. know, is not au offt-uce agsiust the ",, H-v, so the CjBCeaing, aiding, and 1- i-t a d.-ierter to sv.v.y recapture is ut j -ni alie in o jr e-i-uts. io aid t'.w mi"; autbe-rtu-s in ir.-esting s j.ii per-ju. I commend last an act t p.-.-e 1 fi.- the . 1 isntrent 0: any olo lo oaii &"i an I as sist tiieui, or la any m 'inner pree:.t t i-i r recapture : aii i ai.-u to p ii.i-b n. .re -ev:-r-j-ly toe disobiiienv-! of order, wy 11,0 'li.it.a. It als bee iiues my u.j'j, , . -r... r.u-u t- tr.Ui: to y oar atr u r i a -i s-.-vcr... ... ri .u in t - ters e itia-j Te i wi-ij th i a J u. 1 i r iti on of J u s i c 0 lit t i. ..: ir t i 0 . '1 here i- . running t '..11 dai.ee 0! iu; T ..f lum-its-n-.s i i.i l i o M-it OVeT- Ul un7- 1 0 l"1' liere IS -(!., M :i:e In '01.11.' t' Li h tmn in t i the luast.-r Leiilly a cj.i-f p'.:', our s . t.-y If -r set 1 0 j - t; i !iT lie I . it:.- I: Taojb pr. em !a w.ai. iu nig pe;j 2:nn;: ,ppr. 1 ,"( J ' .in ini : Hi 1 ,. . , , (O perrli.l lli'1 cor ms v.-it: tent a 0 !Ii Oi ii s ,.,.:-! :A sstef LOIlOleiJ an, 1 .w ferii.g and cj!..i pos r at. J rii 3- ting ana s 1:.! 1 a C'lJ.: sesi):i, ac patriotic tn . tun r.-.'oiar 0! La at. i by many nu tucnt, to fiy or it. pre to have l- 1 generaiiy t'r tile proper-v f " ' tut prtf ro t! es: t -ir t. ti... the ! ul! cnnin.a. 1 ' gentiV ad ... iy ud t:i:, prevt win f il.. : i'uirre I Hitli er. : OU. f V-.'U i; U 111 I ti.ve cuv e.i.e Higher j nisdi'.'t:. v. .uMi..- il. it ai Car. 1 10 , .1 u. z :. nd i .' Teen. 10 i Ii 1 i... I t, uiei.u 111. I 1 alii a. J u r iu in pro!-. . . . ,1 : tie re a.- pr -b-. eieblee an j to Sip "it
North Carolina Whig (Charlotte, N.C.)
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Dec. 2, 1862, edition 1
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