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WILSON, NOItTII CAROLE' A, TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1869.
lraaaiect 4mtWsaesa pertbie eak la
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Volume IL
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NORFOLK.
AMERICAN
JMton-hole, Over-seaming
AND v;
SEWING MACHINE
COMBINED.
The FRST and ONLY BUTTON
HOLE ami SEWNG MA-
'CUNE COMBINED, IN
- the-WOULD,
That cn do ALL KND3
of SEWNG needed In the FAMLY,
f ROM THE COARSEST CLOTH TP THE
FINEST FAIRJC.
It will work beaaiirul Bnt'oii-Holra, Fyel-t
Jlolti, Embroider over tbe Edge, de "Over-
Sanilnc " as by Land ; also. . all kinds of
8i itching. Hemming, Cording, felling, Biaid-
inz, Binding, Ruffling, Tucking, Sewiug and
Gathering n, at tbe name i'aie
This GREATEST KOVELTV OF THE
0 , s dow on exhibition and for sa e at
2T& 7 llarket Square, Norfolk, Va.
ZIILE3 & CBEEKMUR,
Dealer In Clothing and Fine Furnishing
Goods, &c.
N. B. Send for Circular with price, and
aapls of Work.
Mr D. L. IIARDY, at the Aericultural
Warshoose, Brick Block, Wilson, is A gem fur
tbe above Machine, and will receive oiders
for tbe same. If orders for. three -or more
machines are received, they will be brought
out, ana a lany win accompany tnem to give
all necessary instruction lp' 'hp purchasers.
rill o CHnoa. If, after a fair trial, the
Motklnri do not give entire eatit'oction, they
will U take baeJf WITHOUT COST to that or-
tUriita.
NORFOLK,
x. n. LOKQ.
A. C kOWLAKD.
13. H- XiOiig: Sc Co.,
GENERAL COMMISSION '
and; .
Forwarding Mcrcha..t??
No. 1 1 Itoaneke Saare, Mortal a,;Va.
Will sell in thin, or Forward t J North-
'. era Markets,
Coltori, Grain, Pcbkdi, AXD ALL Kind Of
GREEN PRQpUCE. ' )
RFFtETO Xemr.. burni, lUirUon &;Cn.,
Norlb, V.t. ; W'ra. VV. Lamb, Cik-hiVr Trn-t
Co. Nor'Olk, V.; I Juuies Cornitk, Niif
folk. Va ; U M1.4ni B. a.e & fon, VkW.x tUut g,
Va. ; R. B. iC' r cy, Elizubwib City, N. C. i
April 27. 1-0?. 13-ly
THE PLAINDEALER.
' WILSON, JUNE t P. 1869.
TKI SOUTHERN FARM.
vie &A4V la XivuxUlxlV, ,
JN VUE WAY Ofi
tllECKCD anil
hTDIPLD NAINSOOKS.
The sbove pood wi- have boutrbt lanri-lv md
veiy inucti Lclu their yutue, tbey will be 8old
u pieces pi ' , :
20 YARDS EACH.
Wo have ai-o receivi-cl loo pittx-t of
RICHARDSON'S FANCY and
- medium linens.
Which we are also e ting bARGAl n l.N.
Lnvjn IJW.of Llneu Laiuask UUids R-al JON
VJLLt KID OUiVia, an in benuiiful
tprlii)f olor; &nd NIKE &.jf. rent erndtt fit
BLACK KEP SILK, at N,w York piitta;
UlK.CKEDttnd8TKiPDPoPLI.N.S .
lu addition to the above, our Buy. r is now in
the m irki-t, and on J on ay uud Tuesday,
April 19th and 2Mb, we will have ready! for
nale another NEW SiOCK, which wilj einlijrAee
man j beuulllul goods, tsrtialarly Dazns
Goods.
SUJELTON, BLAMIRE A CG,
i Old Bee Hive.
53 Main Street, Norfolk, W
April 20 . 4-3m
J. B. llKAhD,
i New York.
C. W. locso. .
fork.
W. J. Ubakd,!
Noilolk.
F. E. G00DK1)XB,
PortauiO'utU.
May 4
A. 1T1TO, W. D. BENKrTT, t. (. barva.
p4nllion, N. C. Norfolk. 'Norfolk'.
5TAT0N.BENNETT&C0.,
COTTON FACTORS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
McPuAiL't Wwaar,
NOKFOLK. VA.
Tbls riouse does strictly n Commission bnrl
r , ai.d will, under lo clrcutusuuces, depart
front the trlnclplc
Jiprti o iu ly
W. K. IIUDGINS,
lUPOUTSR AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
. .. . ClrTTTJO,' c30.f Jbo.,
Ko. l Market Square, AO Jt FOLK, VA.
17 ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
HEARD, YOUNG & COi,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALrf Or
" ' ' '
Early Vegetables, -Fruit, &c;,
247 WjtSUOruN bTBT,
NEW YORK. '.
Jlayingf JTonscs In NORFOLK and PORTS-
Ojultl, Va., t-biipeis uiuy rely upon haiius
tucir Produc e sent forward Jthoufe-deteutijou.
WjB refer by pernjUslun U J
Gov. Z. JLYiiUiiei ciL S. L. Feorooot,
K. J. ureKory, -q., Mw-si s. &;y t Tjbon,
und i ho Bunks and Merchants generally in Not
folk and Portsmouth, Va.
March l.y 6 -Ira
March S3
8 3m
A. MYERS, .
(rOSXERLT Or 8ALI8BURY, Hf .
WBOLKSALM DEALER IS
FonEicri & DOMESTIC
Ke. I COMMEitCIAI. ROW, FERRY WHARF
NORFOLK. YAs
Alwars nn bund a full aHortnent of r-elect
W INF- and LfQUOR.", both Foreign and Do
mestic, which will be sold to the trade on as
aeeumraodAling terms as can be bad here or
elsewhere. Orders repc tu ly solicited and
boot witn promptness ana tejfttcn
YANCEY, BROTHERS & COi,
WUOLi:3ALi lEALEUa IN
i -i I-
Notions & Fancy Goods,
' Atiitutic Block, Jdain street, ' I
NORFOLK, VA.,
Invite the attention of tbe Me i chant of Korth
Carolina to their large and vurio i aabortmcnt of
. FOKEION AND UOM&STJO
Notions and Fancy Goods,
Ipcludln a full line of HOSIERY, GLOVES,
IlANLKEKClllJiFa, lOOP SKIRTS, jUM-
B K ELLAS, PARASOLS, DRESd TRIMMINGS
JEA KLky, SHIRTS aud DKAVEK3,! and
SMALL WARES generally.
Uivlii bad much experience In this business
in a other thy aud ample fiicililies, we are pi e-
pared to oner the strongest iuduceuieuls to the
31 antii-lna lai-Ac;t Gardens.
All successful market gardeners
agree that it is hopeless to grow good
crops, without a yearly application of
mdnure in larg quantities Hender
son's Gardening says : '
"tf is a gravje b under to attempt
to grow vegetable crops without the
use of manures of the various kinds,
never yet eawnoiia of any klnd'hkt
had borne ! a crop of vegetables ilxat
would produce as . good a crop the
next sea&on without the use &f ma
nure, n.o matter hoar rich the eojl may
be thought to be. An illustration of
this came under my- ob.se.rvatioji, last
btason. One of my neighbors, a mar
jk 2t gardener of twenty years' ex
perien.ee, and who&e grounds have
Always been a perfect mpdjel of pro
ductivene8s, had it in prospect to run
a sixty foot street through his
grounds ; thinking his land sufficient
Jy rich to carry through a crop of
cabbages without manure, he thought
it useless to waste money by using
guano on that portion on which the
street was to be, but on each side
sowed guano at the rate of twelve
hundred pounds per ajere, and planted
the whole with early cabbages. Th
effect was j the most marked I ever
saw; that portion on which the guano
had been used sold off readily at
twelve dollars per hundred, or about
$1400 per acre, both price and crop
being more, than an average; but the
portion from which the guano had
been withheld hardly averaged threy
dollars per hundred. The street oc
eupifii follyjinasre of incund.'so that
my friend ac.ually lost over 1000 in
prop, by withholding $60 for manure.
Another neighbor with a lease only
one year to run, also unwisely con
cluded tiat it would be foolish to
waste manure oq his last prop, and so
planted and sowed all without; the
result was, as his experience should
have taught- him, a crop of inferior
equality iu every article grown, and
loss " on his eight acres of probably
2000 for that season." . ,
ucient i action- agriculture aa well another things :
movements, and not 1 and howre you to get knowledge ?
AUuVNUE . katlute4.totbelitkra.;Nov,
The folhjwiog leUera from the lW ut list to the SheflTa, and
With If nnwlpfi (TO nn n no I
nttnm aw AnHnanAA I "I -.1 V .1 : l 1 "
1 yuijr uj rcauiug, ainuy ana.appuca- I pHki:ft Tmnm 1 ..r.i. MT On- their .xrwKud ftarcha!
-..wiHvt! vviwitkW J VI U( ' ' T (I
1 r i ..... I ; r
but is veryi
sluggish in t
celebrated for
This bred t horses is principally I tioo.
confined to oi locality, (Lancaster the hand as well as the toague, more
A .:u A l,' :v '' : : ".- . I STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA-
.atrr.H.c.., .mvugwusuisn xuu must learn me use 01 tools. A I rnD llln nn
0.ll . fin.Ar- rtnm.. ia Aat J .L-.4 V f , 1 MUSI ilfAHXIJI, . V
ol,,i ""VKi v wunwiv uiu hiiai. uas a ueriecb use or tools. I . i .1 . .
f.,.m0' jrV. ... , . "aieigo, May lth, 1868. "e W no x wiuooniomrw
est at this time:
be found of inter eilimtedor the coning yur. 'Tmj'
tog tucrxiurc an cru wuivrrm uz a
their capital iuvcated aad a speciHo
large farmers J raise horses of caa xlo'double the work one can ho t t, J ' XOO' r .V- 1 . -
uoouiar breed, brsale, Even am J tnnwa n.thin. .W, 1; .
-..s. . .---ft-- - s. c. . The persons taxed ia stctiaat
uor iwo a year wnni roaas and steamboats nave broueht rv o n. . . , t .
A' . wc7"uHl Dear Sir: I answer tout ues- 11 ani 12 hdule B, (tndother
-Journal. men together, and have furnished a L. , . . JHI . , .--A
larmers raise 1
good profit. S
men together, and have furnished a
partial remedy for want of books.
Ua.om U.i; . "'
the fanner is now gaining by the use
of manures, and' by the knowledge
received through agricultural papers
Or can you tell what is lost to Geor-
a . a.
gia Dy not taxing tne agrtcuitura
papers,
and
keeping
up with the
From tbe 8 .a?rn Cuui j
Sparta, Ga., Feb. 24th, 1863.
Editor Southern Cultivator:-
borne men are born generals, some
mechanics some - orators, some far
tners some adarjted to one nrofess-
ioh and some to another: but the improvements of the day? By reading
trrpat mass ot men have to read. ri""" "t"JVl '"'v
It . I .11 ii. ;
gtudv and vractice. to become efficien Iearn an( practice an we imp. ove
4 s. i .. ..in .
n anv eallinff thev may select, and if ments 01 cverJ unner m tDe ctate
ihey apply themselves faithfully, at.d V "v U4" uut'UU8W' tt"u, il" Schedule C. Hence merchant should
do not rise above the roeUiocrity, I an a6ncultQm PaPe I0r 8ucna re" hist the estimated amount of purchases
they should quit that business, and ruT'. ' from April 1st, 18C9 to Anril 1st.
try some other. Whatever has been No man has a right to put his light 1870, if they expect to do business
tions as I understand them.
The. Present Rerenvna T.- Jm
not repeal the Former so as to prevent
your collecting back taxtt. See ths
proviso . to Section 6. Schedule C,
page 15 of Revenue Act. Hence you
ahould collect of merchants the taxes
due ' on their purchases up to April
1st, 1869, -before granting a new
license.
2d. The present Revenue Law went
into opt ntion April 1st,' 18C9 as
ox will see on page 15, bection 7.
sections likewise) must pay "accord-
due by them on their purchases, Vc, '
up to April 1st, 18C9, the per cent
age laid down in the former law, thej
will be allowed license to April lit,
1870, st which time they moit apply
for a new license.
It must be remembered that the .
"act for collecting Revenue ratified .
March 12th, 1869, has not been re
pealed except so far as enactments
subsequently passed are inconsistent
therewith. Hence jou have; akun
dant pewers for enforcing ths psj
ment of such license taxes., - Where
3 i
the provisions of the lste acts are not
those
I nnder a bushel, rarmera. come out 1 v.- .: rri .1. u . I
44... Hpw.r. - 1UC' .aCicientvottw.n fall back on
again; and ought to be done better, ana let your iigaw eume ; n you one fifth of one per cent tn such of acf of .
with all the accumulated knowledge cannot afford to give it away, by estimates in advance, as State taxe. v ltfW A
01 tne past uciore us. 1 .... .v- . a. a nu esiima;e anouia ne maae ior I
I a . : 1 1. r j --11 I 1 . . - - ....
What ia book-farming? It docs not vawT V " m uuultlurui BUU BC" 1U t w Aot: yart (or time for which the
w. - I If 1 T I a 1- A. - Y .-a I - .
to take a book in your hand " Jou nave 'WP14 e ncense is to run.) llcuce the ques-
paients ior xnem anu sen me riguw, tion whether the merchant has I
D. A. JENKINS,
Public Treasurer.
state of nortu caaollsa, .
Treascrt Department,
, Raleigd, June 1st, 1869.
B. f. Bftiaas, , Wilson, N. Ci ,
Dior Sir : Yours of the 26 &
1
ultimo received., '
1 am pleased to answer any quei
mean
and fro to the field, but it means von
- J mJ I . mm
should read and study everything or give them to the public. U11jer estimated or over estimated
that you can possibly bring to bear Young men, read, practice and his purchases, cannot probably arise
on farming, and store it away into qualify yourselves for one of the no- uutil the quarterly statement reqair
your head. But be sure to matter blest of callings. Do not commence I ed on the 1st April, I84O.
the subject and learn the true plan, where your fathers did, but where 4th. If tn making their quarterly
Thi3 is the science of agriculture, they are now, and where the best I statement merchants find they have
Study bad practice as well as good, farmers in the State are, and being purchased leu than they estimated, J txons you may desire 10 aak.ue, to
and learn of the latter the errors, young, active and vigorous, make the Sheriff cannot refund. Appuca I loe 01 mJ aoiuiy.
that ycu may avo.d them. Read every effort to surpass the best. Be t;ou must be made to the County I 1st. Bonding houes. The one
books until you become so perfect in assured there is much to learn yet. Uommusioaers, who will, no doubt, Pr ceut tax appues to au receipts
theorv. i Messrs. ciitvu. vail vu ti ihri rfcf. the amount 1 from April lat, 1863 lt ALlil lat.
manure, that vou will have confidence farmers to subscribe and pit for improperly raid to be refund sd. Ib69. See. Ii ouly appITtao ocr
and the nerv? to act, and act at once your paper, aud contribute to it; and
not lose time running about to your j at giren periods, condense all the
neighbors, to see when to do a thing matter, put it in book-form, for the
and how to do it. Do not let frost or use o the present and future genera
wet or dry weather cause you to J tlons. ' I do not think you have a
doubt or dally. Fortifr yourself with single reader that would contend
r .mm i w
books before you begin .such books that if all
trade.
YANCEY. BROTHERS & CO.
March 30 . 9 3m
Will. Oa JOKDAN,
GENERAL . -
n. nn imittf n in u itmnu m
I3r0rar adTantsire off red 'to the trade In p llflffljip O UV MCnOIiVi .
Ti iu enTH f iriTfia
m wbleh I hll ESPECIAL ATTENTION.
March 83
8 3 m
ESTABLISHED 1831. ...
, J. 1L FREEMAN,
I'ATCHMAKER & JEWELER,
' . Ifr. '19 ili Street, Corner of Talioi Street',
X70Xl2rOXaXS, -VJil
Constantly on band a full assortment of -'
VTATCntS, JEWEiRY, SILVER WARE,
. , SPECTACLE8, Ae.
r2TWstebes aud Jewelry carifully and pro.
perlyRepslred.
T T3"Halr Work made np to order.
, March 23 ' . . k I 8 12m
' paaaa atooa. journ J. aioos
s . ESTABLISHED 1851. ,
'. ' KADER BGGS & CO.,
COTTON FACTOR 3
- AKU GXNEBAU '
COMMISSION MEXCnANTS,
MOIIIOLK. TIKGINIA.
Orrica 80 fJovxaacB Sibkkt,
' NORFOLK, "VV
' ' i j '
Special mmiou puld to SALJLo OF COUN
TRY PRtDUCE of all dtscriptions, on which
liberal CASH ADVANCES made . when re
quired. " " ' i;. ,i
; Orders for GENERAL MERCHANDISE
protupliy fl:le. v .
MaidiSp 8 6 in
tiOFHEinER Kl-nPSHALL,
' WUOI.Kftat.K DEALS US IN j
BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS TRUNKS,
No. 9 MARKET SQUARE,
NORFOLK, VA
We intend to be the LEADERS OF LOW
PRICES in Norfolk, nd at thu same tithe fur
ni-'b our customers with anch Goods as cannot
tail to give satisiactioo, notwitbttandiujj lite low
ngurea we ptace tnem at 1
'. Orders from the country trade solicited, and
prom pi auentiou given to same.
MarrnVS 8 Sra
' Special aod entire attention to aalea of COT. I '
E?.s:r ,;odanc n first in fashion and lowest in price,
r" u . unr ..ii i rwuucB in nana.
Oar long experience in business Qualifies as
to obi sin tbe hhrhest nrlrm.
BAGGING and ROPE furnished at lowes
market rates, payable In Cotton.
rM Sis-em
JAMES W. DAYIS,
, wilson, N.r; :
wun
J, B. HUNTER L CO.,
: COTTON FACTORS
fOMflSSIQl MERCHANTS
s Corner ef JlirX and litter Strttts, '
, ,v Portsmouth:, va. ,
reelpt of Bills of Lading.
. fttU TO '
Carina.0' Xorfo,k' J0rU montl North
.DeeemUrJl 48-Cm
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER 13
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY,
SlUKS, VELVETS, j
LACES, WI1 TE GOODS,
Aloxandar'8 best Kid Gloves,
DRESS TRIMMINGS AND CORSETS,
HOSIERY sad BUTTONS IN GBEAT YAEIETY
All I aek, ia for persona visiting Norlolk, to
Callat: -
, No. 60 Church Street,
Next door to the Opera Honae, and look at tbe
LA KG STOCK. ' v
Reorders promptly lilled. v
. 1 B. NU8BAUM,
I $0 Cfcorch Street, .
; Norfolk. Va.
March W -i-Sn
Horses for Farm Work.
Among the different breeds of
horses now propagated in this country
every class of business cau select that
which - is best calculated to perform
the services required by its owner.
The gentleman of leisure and the
Medical profession require a horse,
not too large, but of good bottom
wind and speed. The farrner requires
a horse of greater weight with all the
qualities above named, except speed
-extra speed. If a farmer's horte
can trot six miles an hour tQ a light
wagon, without extra effort, he is fast
enough
Ax heavy draft, weight -add3
strength without an extra effort of
the muscles so that the heavy
horse before a plough moves on with
ease by virtue 5i his own weight
against the collar; while the lighter
horse must strain every nerve and
muscle to do the same work, 'ihis
excites, irritates, and worries him
and he js not so attentive to the word
or line. This over exertion soon
begins to tell upon him and his value
is depreciated. The same remarks
will apply in drawing a loaded wagon
up grade. '
It must then be the interest of
farmers in b.reedirg horses for their
own use, to select such animals to
bred from as will produce the desir
Very. Respectfully, chants and other dealers not tpeciaU
1). A. JENKINS 'J xe 1 LigHer rxtb thla cut ;
Public Treasurer 000 Pr cenl eoclse yon '
letters whieh will explain tht.
2d. Distillers must pay fortwelre 1
months prior to April Jst, ltC3,
less they have already paid 'for part
of the past twelve' months.' The old
law required distillers to list and paj
quarterly. (See See. 14, Schedule IS,
of Act of le07.) If this LU leeu
state of north carolina,
Treasury Department,
RaleiirV Msv 14tr. IfifiQ
the agricultural books : Bateuas Pji1
as will teach you everything necessary were scaled rp, and all the agricul-1 piymouth N C
lO your success; buu uu uut iurgi lurai papers eiuppcu, auu aasvcia- T)Aa SlR Yours of 7th inet. re
that you can learn something from al- tions ' of " farmers abandoned, that . T . , .
J . b .... , ... ceived. lam not surprised at jour
J tr . I o I (lirhPtimpa in rrntrnin rr tha n. .nt I . .
TtnnKfarmint,- man for th. far. generation. It would certainly fal. .-T r? done, younecU not now require it to
mer, just- what bookmen. ting does back during the next. Agricultural j. Hevenne tut is the nrodnrt K W J? hMfBCf
r,. i ,n 1h JLiial reading (especially monthly papers) 5!enM Mt " th PrQCM been done, ne the .W fe eri
j,-., - , y . - , . , 101 mauy mintia.
student must read all the books, at .Degets a spirit 01 emulation, quicken. T. . . .t - n,,.Bf
rend all the lectures, and the dissect- energy and imparts knowledge and originjlll recommended by me, after
ing room, until he can pass, then confidence Agricultural papers have bein. materiallT modified by the Code
. I U a 'mmwvha Artaaf yra r a t 9nr thai I m
take his merticmes ana instruments, juio
go out to : practice, and. test his political papers have on the politician
knowledge. So with book-farming. tne uioie , on me ennsuan, ine
You must read and study, not only farmer has nerves and brains, and
... j z. . . j . 1 l-J 1 : t I
agricultural, books, but all books that neeu8 w uc nt.uiu.atcu ..m 4.. however, is on a par with all others
gooa weekly ana mommy . . fonn!it:rtn ftf tt,. c,.f.
agricultural is the very thing to do Governmeut.
commissioners, two nuance com
mittees, and the impromptu sugges
tions of members of bvth . llousts of
the General Assembv. This law.
will apply in any way to that profes
sion. ' ;
You peed the knowledge of a gen
eral, to enable you to discipline your
laborers r to come to time to move
all at once to know when to charge
and when to retreat. You need the
knowledge of a banker, when your
money is maoe, to know how to invest
it, (and this ia a very important point,)
You want the knowledge of a book
keeper, v that you may keep your ac
counts correctly. In this many far
mers fail they fool themselves, not
knowing how to keep debtor and
creditor accounts get in debt and
kecomei bankrupts before they are
aware of it. Yon must have some
knowledge of mechanics and machine
ry,. or you will never know how to
keep implements and machines in
order or use them ; and if the farmer
ii ignorant, how can he instruct the
laborer? Yon should even hate
ed result. Here the Percheron, more sufficient knowledge of law to know
familiarlv known as Norman, is a how to keep out of the courts. You
candidate for the farmer's favor, and should have some knowledge of com-
deserve3 to. be better known and more merce and trade, for you hare to buy
fully appreciated. The Perchercn and sell. Tou should learn from the
"horse no doubt, at this day, stands 1 merchant order and punctuality
firaj among tte draft breeds of the
world. Theinterest in this breed has
greatly increased of late among far
mers, and they are the best judges of
their own wants. I
The Concstoga horse has weight
This iV no small ;tea in n life-tme
business.
Dow is all this to be acquired ?
By reading and hard study, and muk
ing an application of the knowledge
acquired. Knowledge is power, iu
at far as hit neglect cr.,cjnittica
runt-
The form of license ii on page. 11,
sec. 37. . '"! -
3d. lUtident physicians are not
taxable under sec 28 ; only ifiiwr
anUf i. e., thoie who go from county -to
county. -
. Yerj reipectfally,:et
D. A. JENKINS, .
Public Treasurer.
is a ''
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ine tnree great essentials are : gchedule B has some provisions of a Turkey has contracted for a rail
irst, me meory Vtrue pianui i.ru,- n0Tel character and others not dif- way 1,600 miles long, coxaectifig '
ing; second, tne art 01 controlling ferent from former Uw, wuh - B1 k ith MArUtif, ...
abor, and executing all work to-the explination you will be able to see n.dsaiT.
bestadvanUge with least labor; third, elearlyvour duties under this schedule l a r- . l.
(last aud but,) success depends on a i8t, MerchanU and other dealers not 1Z?2 "
quick'perception, wise judgment, that .pecially taxed elsewhere Dust under alWn!?hir-l- '
seldom or never errs, now is mis to i: ; . - rrnn i - I 7 r
books, in conianctioii with practice t v.. f m.,.,.. "u, ni.mo,iwui
' - ij;ubua uvui At, 40U( itf
In conclusion, 1 will say, to sue- April 1st, 1870, unless the license
ceedyou not only must be superior to ,hU sooner expire. Those tsxed
your laborers, but you most be so under section 15 pay to the State one
far ahead of them, that they shall fifth of one ter cent fnot to be less
than $10) on the amount estimated
for te coming year.
know y oqr plans are wise, easy to put
in practice, and certain of success.
Then they will follow yon in a charge
as cQoa soiaiers wui ine nest ox
generals. The laborer must have
confidence in the mau who directs.
How are all these qualifications secur
ed? I repeat through hooks, hard
study, observation and practice,
Very truly yours,
DAVID DIClvSQN,
equator. There u a supply cl guano
at Baker's Island, in me LTawaiiaa
group, estimated at trota wV,WV to
2,000,000 tons.
The
this country will be one hundred
Unlrertaliit denomination of
If it shall be ascertained on the J 0,1 tn ' .Tnty propow
1st April 1870 (or sooner) thst the celebrating the event by a generU
tax payer has underestimated, be convention in SepUmber of that year,
must nay the ner cnt. en th convene at Gleeaterva llasa..
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excess If he has over estiuated, he
lean hn relieved by-application to the
county commits toners.
2L The General Assembly has
Xrt best planter in Georgia, plows
deep, plants deep, culti Yates deep at
.first, but, after th.e roots of his corn
or cotton are developed, he merely
scratches the top of the ground but
this he does Tf ry often, So says an
exchange, .
adopted a new plan of taxing mer
chants and other dealers, not specially
where Br. John Jdorrsy establish'
cd the &st UniTirulist society in
America. 't
Two iaranoe corxpanies, the
Protection and the Kensington, hare
failed in Philadelphia, The'ProUc
used a higher cr ceuuga, viz. ; by i lien had represented jts amis at
a a
rcqmnog tuem to csumata their
future jrvrchatet and pay on such
estimate. There is nu machinery
provided for taxing past purchases
for the year preceding .April lat,
1Q0. By the last Revenue law mcr
c-Cce famiture is abont all- The
liabilities cf the Kens'cgt'oa are
heavy; pobcy holders more start out '
than those of the Proucusa,. but aj
setsscaalL . i .
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