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OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY. G ENERAL,

.'..- March %, 1861.
10 w. J. Laraz Esq, Acting Comptroller
General:
Sin: Your note of the 18th received yester-
day, proposes some questions in regard to
twhich find it difficult to come to any salts
factory conclusion. Much, after all, in the
mattert of tax returns, depends on the discre
ton and conscience OF the tax payer.
l. Salaries" apply. I think, to fixed
amounts received annually, or at shorter pc
riods, for services, other than menial or mere
ly manual We speak Of the "scages" of Coach
men and Ditchers. although engaged by the
year, ai'l paid quarterly; and of the "salaries"
of Public Officer. q Clerk OF Schooimaster.
Overseers generally receive wages; but, when
man overlooks, Perhapa, three or four planta-
tions, and receives several thousand dollars,
the compenss ton would rise to the dignity of
salary. I would take an Overseer's return
either wny as he chose to make it, ALL COM
pensation for work not Gaining under the head
of salary would be '',cagcs Salaries are taxable
however small. aud for the whole amount
Wages DIE taxable only when they exceed $500
years, and then, Try opinion, only ON the
e+eess over TINT amount. Both salary and wa
gss are compensation for the taxpayers o,on
services.
q The salafies Of fiscal officers are not exenpt
from tax. nor the salaries Of any other offers
titan those of the ARMY and Navy.
3.,Wages Of juurncymcn mechanics, think,
ate exempt. under the exception you refer TO-.
4: A Tax Collectors commissions, if not saa.
~, would. in it's widest sense, come under the
head of wages" or migt be embraced under
e'head of 'empl"y,nent." Tile Legislature
meant that all PERSONA not specially excep-
ted. should contribute something from their
raniugs; and public officers are specially in
tluded. Though not, in the ordinar y sense,
salary, Think that Tax Collectors incomes,
would be most appropriately returned under
that head.
8. Notes and obligations give for PROP
ERTY SOLD. WHETHER MERCHANDISE
OR OTHERWISE il on TINE or BEAR
ING INTEREST, would, I think. he liable to
taxation, rs moneys at interest. Notes given
for merchandise usually have the interest in.
torpofdted Id the nfnohnt, and this 1 should
Cor sider as exempting them. and not an eva,
sion; the law is Intended fur cu.es in which the
paper is in some sort an inSestment
6. Fund not reduced TO possession, and from
which no present income is derived, are not
within tho provisions Of this Act, and slG:l ii
the sltuntion generally of amounts in the hand.
6f Ma.teft and Commissioner The person.
TO wffoin it shall he ultimately decided tina,
these funds belong are not liable 10 q tag, and
the Matters and Cohiihissionsrs are certei1lv
net lillle.
7.Profes,ional income coniidtr as the
amonui which, the professional man receives
tfsetth expenses necessarily incident to the
Exercise Of his profession have been deducted.
Whstlpr an expense may bc Considered Gs ne.
eessar'ly incident, must in great degree de-
pend on the views of the the party who makes
she return.
l. W. IIAYNE.
Attorney Generul.
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ABBEVIILE CAROLINA MORNING APRIL 12 1861
We'have been almost entirely free from
accident during the last year, and tho trains

We'have been almost entirely free from
accident during the last year, and tho trains
have been run With great regularity. The
Road has been greatly improved in strength
by the work which has been done, in Wild
enipg banks, rip rappiDg with rock the most
exposed places, and ballastiug with rock
and sand the Hoad bed. 1 have fenced in
some portions Of the Road most frequented
by stock, and as soon as the receipts i'm
prove, it should be continued; as it adds
much to the s.yy oftbe trains.
I have nothing special to call your at
tention to, except old Flange rail >still on
the Road. tits wearing very rapidly, and
must, before great while, be replaced with
T rail. Some of the curves should, as soon
as possible, be replaced. :
The officers, as heretofore, have most
cheerfully cooperated with me, under all
circumstances, in advancing the interest Of
the Company, and the discharge of their
respective duties.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
E. F. RAWORTH, General
.SuDe,;,,fen61e,&
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CIRCULAR TO TAX
0oI.I-ECToRs.
OTrIcE or TIE COMPTROLLER GENERALf
Oh EIaaio, q MIL.

Various interrogatories addressed to this De.
partment in relation to Taxes levied by Act
1861, having been referrd to the Attorney.
General, the follwing communication wss re.
seived in reply. In" constituting the Act, Tax
Collectors throughout the States will be gov
erned by the opinion of the Attorney eneral,
- published herewith. Attention is also call
ed to the additional Directions.. appended
hereto: e..
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I Ayers Amerisaas Ainanac for Iagl, ;s
.pex rsasy fot taeiiyesy gsatis ossIe hMaIss M
Epy to supply al that calIforthem. Krsty
family should have and ksep thIs bos1E s. Il
is worth having; gompybipg mHeh gsna.
ret ilpEftaaiFHr,sssio ilpEftaai r,ss a grsas yslus giyss
The bat ibsttactiag tos ssSrs al pre-.
|ysaleuss plaiats shsst We Ssp sa ssys
HbsIa. lis snisdotss sssyS siepR xortk. 4
|bdshst tof wheat ma lls nsaissl siy;;sssis
seMstimsl ,HoFs 81 sts slek, ta NatKea5
weigh sgo,d. sny .ok 66s msdias
lmsnds arss tssshbats thiss III dsmstSl
EIss ssrss sds pgipsss ip ,,sls
lstlhs Nd ssrs thstsIsie tsnse 81
nd dgA 4insAaa aads, R IA
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Leaving neat balance of $I75,54s 80
The receipts of the year show decfsase
Of s1s,l52 80, compared with the pre-
vious year. The falling off Vas mostly in
the month .of December, tie businsss sot
that month being $ls, ,g7e is less than Do
cember, 1859. It will, therefore, be seen.
that the aggregate business suffered no de-
crease until near the olose Of the year,
&hen the causes for such result were suf:
ficiently apparent in tue, general ahoek re.
csised BY tUSmmercfal business, throughout
Che country. The prices Of cotton, declined
and planters ;cessed to ship, so that the fal-
ling offin tie transportation of that. cias
of freight alone was 25,s4ls.b .bales: The
falling off in receipts occurred 50 late in
the year that a corresponding reduction in
expenses could not be made. The s1pen--
ses, however, ares$15,5I5 81 less than the
year previods.
Irep0fted last yesr the following works
as being then in progress s,towit The cover
ingof Broad River Bridge; filing at Bush
aid Rocky Rissn; masonry at Cedar
CreeR;; new bridges ct BushsRiver, Rocky
River and Cedar Creek /; and ,joftt depot
with the. .spartapburg and Union Railroad
Company at Alstop: They. are pow com.
pleted. I have alsoecoyered in tie bridge
on Long Cane (Abbsville Brsncb) bdilta
arcbed eulysgt sn:i filed the trsssIe at Hpr-
ricane, on the psin line, and ;lsid;doNn one
shandspd taas Of I: raj, xitb imarossd fss.
tshipgs. Theoply serks scontemplated thiss
syearfwal ga The ooyssipgs gsofs ) Bush River
,ls Becky Riyar and Cedar erssk bsidgss ana
tetIl sosms,of sl,e ii 'ssssls. I. vbiah bsye selz.
3lsd. ~. :. - - s.. .
F. Rsp.isssof sagine. tbi. yssrsbsssst bssD8
|sarsstlf tban f,ssstoforss ssson.t IDS fsct ihat
|sNs vsre compelled 70 nspsr sbs sts base,,
aas beads, Aos % sona sffs the ola engines
which VOL q ths most teostly on .slocoms,
Efiye.. :ss.sp 4 ,,5s.ls
s,srs buisainng ops esn afs sdpaisasaI
ous tops sDa5pg shs 5s sss, w 81 81
[bsis. .ba;!R Ross ii Al q elass ssssssgsf ca So
I ana twenty or hoxs. 3 siiss ossss Z q a. Jat:
tss e hi lthlstesn ION ND Rsej nm
soouap 1as aieif sEsT q y I 6snt{di
90 si,tah ccaolaas3 Hof :6rdk| 8 Il
tuns fssissl Sf ssbpsin I g fs
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AssuPERINTENDENT's REPORT.
President and Directors Of TIE g. & c.
r.. e. Co.:
GESTLEMEN: have the honor Of sub
mitting the following as my sixth Annual
Report:
The receipts of the last year
have been $34Gas3 so
Working expenses l71,4s9 81
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$2,95o,695 90
255,2l9 40

Whole amount $3,2l4,915 II
This amount is balanced by the cost Of
construction, equipment, real estate, proper
ty and assets.
: There has been added to the costsof the
Road and outfit during the year the sum of
Sl44,a7s 60, making the entire cost and
equipment up to the date of the Report
$3,o27,o6o OF. The work of construction
was stopped before the cIose Of the year;
leaving the filling of the koon 1Trestle, aud
the Trestle at Long Cane, which had been
ordered BY the Direction to be done, un.
touched. This work will be resumed =.
soon as the means Of the CompSGy will
permit IT.:
Table No. 2 is i statement of the ANNUAL
receipts and disbursements of the Treasurer.
It is properly voucbed, and certified ITO be
correct by the Committee appointed to et-
anime it.
Table No. 8 is an exhibit Of the expen-
ses of working the Road. From it It will
appear that the expenditures
amount to p. 80. !$17l,4se 81
The expenditures of the previous year
we're -. lal,954 85
Showing dininution of $l3,414 2l'
Table No. 4 is an. exhibit of the business
done, amounting to $346,9sS 50
l.... a II
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Superintendent.

E. F. RAWORTH, General
Superintendent.
ARE THE ENGLISH Coal MINES ExHAus-
Ted a-During the recent debates in the
British Parliament on the commercial trea-
ty with France, question was raised about
the coal supplies of England: Some per.
sons took very gloomy view of the sub,
iect, and succeeded in frightening the weak.
nerved portion OF, the British public into
belief that at no very distant period they
would have to seek some substitute Tor coal.
Others more sanguine, took the opposite
view; aud affirmed that there would be a
bountiful supply Of the precious mineral for
at least five thousand years to come:
This discussion was not without its re-
suits, as Mr.. Hull, a competent authority,
has investigated the facts, and published,
for the general enlightenment, work on
The Coal Fields of Great Britain Mr..
Hull's conclusions sta of an encouraging
nature. He does not aver that the coal
mines are quite inexhaustible, but he allays
immediate apprehensions by showing that
for many generations to come the mineral
resources Of England are capable of bear
ing any drain.to which they can possibly
be subjected, either for bome or foreign
consumption Meanwhile John Bull can
kept himself warm and meet the difficult
| ty half way. Before two hundred years
have passed over his head be will probably
have solved many new problems, among
others that. of deep mining. The miners
cannot now work as low in the earth as the
coal lies, on account Of the temperature,
which increases progressively from the sur,
face downwards. The limit to deep-rnining
is eonventionally fIsed a! four thousand feet
and some Of the coal strate are ten thou
sand feet ip thickness, and thus a measure.
less store Of fuel lies beyond present reach.
But the aid Of science mayshelp to accom-.
plish what, at this date looks imprsctica4-
Ehle. and.it mtst,noe 81 forgo..pn that the
commonsst. applianees,of to-day were the
Iimpossibilities of the past. Mr.. Hull is en-.
titled to the deep gratitude of the English
public for hfs comforting assurance that
their appseHensiops are.hot only baseless
but that their coal fields are deeper and
more lasting. than they bad imagined. z,
Ss~.s----s
WovIDsF AcoEpr H1x.-A few days
ago PostmaatsE General Montgomery Blair
removed MI Titehard, Mail Agent on the
Manassas Gap Railroad, and appointed in
his stead Republican, named Baar, frou,
Rockingham. As soon as this change be.
came kuownto Mr. Edward Gs Marshall,
The President Of the road, he promptly in,
formed Mr.. Blair that either: bis appointee
Tor the United States mail must be removed
from the road. The result was tie rein.
statement of Pritchard. III r.
SouTH CAnoL1NA YoIusTEeRs.-The
elections for officers Of the Second Red-
uaent, South Carolina, Volunteers, have. 70.
suited as 6lEowss I
E,B.:C. Cash, Colons]. >
JOHN HENEGAN, L;ent, G5lonel
| THoa LUCAS, NJ. :Ds Msjer.....ss. Z
:" - eZ- : - = 4; q.
Ayers Ameri6an Almanac for faR1ss II
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j. the general belief Of alfwha VIII ys1ture;te
look the matter in the hes tlss Bss country
generally bs sgIpPElieas imports from
foreign soglatfies tlraggh ports Of seced stAtes
aud which pay duties In those ports, snd en-
rieh the Exehequsr Of tho goDfsdersts ststes
at TIE expense 81 Die, Treasury of tie Federal
s6osernnent The4rus gu esti4nto hS MET %
met Yhether ths Fsderai assrdment ssn 40:
Iest revenue snywhssA Il caunof 81 aspisd
that public aHx.st sSeaaoe oetsins me eohid idsaoa
of the sepntty hss besa grsssls sspetss ths
Epsss week that thsa sssrifS
war; has quiekene u t6s Ansas shs
|spnthern bordsr stsE Iss s.liiseetlts
aged, and viii hare jfs prs
sars of ,sypipstby ; 81
thstoommsres ii abaat sicnsly saissst
|bsa orsnhoyed shs aRtetaasa u
shs. US .Sorsb an 81 IS Sssf }ss.ed,
nd I'd ts.sabs sossls 81 ass "a s Ssasssss
sstss q fasoJssd ssi. dsts ilssss.
pared tg t,is sityIas afstSn5 skiS sa
assfrhGmibf fsrss upon Che FAT yindia fion5l
Eshs intsh haonof Llnss1a sssvsant tSs Iii.
syof fbses yhisha bsii s1asisi 8 8
60 Is nbisss D SSa
EIsassaty ssatsl 50 kst 70
|lliI |I;s J J. s|s:s| 81; s;;; a; (
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xouHaSl1AH, xouan WANTED.

A wpmans3ants you. Don't forget bsr.
Don't wait be rich. II you do, remem.
Der that, teu 10 one, you arc not At to be
married. Mary while you arc young, and
struggle up together.-Erchange.
But mark, young mani The woman
don't want you if she has to divide her af.
fectioas with cigar, fancy dog, fast horse
or whisky jug. Neither does she want
you simply because you are "nice young
man )" the definition of which; nowadays
is too apt TO be an animal that sports an
immense lirsute apnepdage, a lot Of jewel
ry, kid gloves, fashionably cut coat, g
gold headed cane, stove pipe hat on ar
empty'head, drives fast nag, drinks like &
fish, and swears like trooper, and is given
to all manner of Righteousness. She wants
you if you have learned to regulate your
appetites and passions; in fact, she wants
you If you are made in the image of God,
not in the likeness Of beast. If you are
strong in good purpose, firm in resistance
to evil, pure in thought and action as you
require her to be, and without which in
ward and outward" purity neither of you
are fitted for husband or wife. If you
love virtue and abhor vice-if you are gen,
tlemanly, forbearing and kinds not loud
taking, exacting and sbrutaT-then, young
man, that woman wants you; that. fair
modest, cheerful, bright-looEing, frank. .spo
ken woman-we mean one who fills your
ideal Of maiden. and wife-it is she who
wants you! Marry her when you like
whether you are rich or poor; we will
trust you both on The conditions named
without further security.
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o AN DID ATE g..
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-
First DAY OF THE NEW TAR1FE.-The
arrangements for carrying ont the new act
are yet incomplete. Mr.. Ogden, the cLiei
entry clerk, who reduced the old tariff to a
tatulated form for the direction of the tari.
GUS departments, Is now engaged in SINH
lar work upon the Morrill, act. His manu-.
script is in the hands of the printer, and
the form will be issued in feS,days. He
is preparing directions for the severalsdesks
and officers, and is making also schedule
Of average rates of deposit.
Under the old law, as nearly all the du-
ties we're da valorens, the importer had only
to pay his duties and receive his goods. By
the new act sum will ba required as de.
posit, sufficient to cover the probable levy
Of duties. Then The merchaadize is to be
weighed, gahged or measured, or theeads
are to be counted and thus the quantity and
quality determined, after which the duties
are arranged and deducted from the. sum
deposited, and the balance, if any, returned
to the-importer.
Nj. ogdeb, finds especial difficulty in de-
termining these rates. $50 that severe exac-
tions shall net be made Upon the importer
and at ihe same time all the clain6of: the
government be subseJved. 70 tho article
Of WOOL cfar instance, thers-iaA widesfspga
Of varying rates. aaoh "A atesgs s1atei,
to be selected ASA basis for determining d.
deposit as will be fair apds equitable. ssE
Considerable change VIII be made i'm
routine D. the Departments, soothing .,
which has yet been fixed upon: Asuev
bureau for the determination of values may
be necessary, and will probably be located
st>the Auditors department.. Instrument.
Of various kinds have already been ordered
scales and weights. measures, provers fot
counting threads maguifying glasses, ganges
and hydrometers,sybic bich, will be required
in ascertaining the quantities and values 81
merchandise. ze.-N. y: commereial.
- i = - -
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PRESIDENTS REPORT.

To the Stockholders Of the Grecnville and
Columbia e. r. Co:
The President and Directors submit the
following Report Of the condition and ope.
ration of the Company for the year 1860
The Reports Of the General Superinten.
dent, Auditor and Treasure, and Master o
Machinery, herewith submitted, exhibit the
working of the Road, the business done,
the state Of the Company, its property and
assets.
The Tabular Statements Of John p
Southern, Auditor and Treasurer, show the
financial operations.
Table No. is an Exhibit of the Capital
Stock, Liabilities, Property and Assets
Ffom this it will be seen that on the 31si
of December, 1860, the Capital Stock
amounted to -. 81 l,2O7,973 81
Assessment on Capital
N'oen |Ao,ooI "
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$l,41s,475 81
Company's per cent Bonds
sold 1851. 500 90
Other liquidated liabilities 1879 Is
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Seven hundred and fortyons shares. 81, 100
ARTICLE XxI-At the close of this Charter, sooner If
ordered bv vote Of the Stockholders hereinafter provided
for they Shall three of their body audahng Commits
aiaers who shall have power to close the corporation sell Its
e and divide the proceeds equally among the shareholders
Said liquidation shall not extend beyond SIX iohpa from he
date Of the dissolution Of the Company
ARTICIE XSILThis of corporation may DO modified
altered or amended said corporation dsssoye a. general
atpr u be convened for that after thirty days
e M French and English in two newspapers published In the
% ~ New Orleans and with the assent of reetourths of the
Tus done ma passed at city of New Orleans aforesaid
~ month and year FIRST above written IN the presence OF
Marcel r aud Antoine oonand q age
who hereanto sign their together with sad parties and
me- notary. ..,,, $50 -, WI. ~, n -, A
Catere F. Queyrou1e. and Others NJ T. Duero A. Ceuand
Edward Barnett, notary public, ~, ...t
in my current Register 3e53zl7
In faith whereof grant these presents under my sE9anre
of seal OF ONCE, st the city 81 new
this 18th day OF February. 1861 ,s,,g
lb.S1 SEWARD BARNETT, Notary feehes
Tho undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages In and for the PRsh
Of Orleans that the foregoing recorded In his
oIics, this day III Society Book No folie 81.
JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
tW Qglssys 2h February 1851. falls laWSDd
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f. r. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
! HEBBRAIs DOMINIQUE v.

HEBBRAIs DOMINIQUE vs.
TRoIsIEME CouR DE DISTRICT l'ASsOGlATI0N FRAN
de Ia fAlSE De BlENFA!SAN-
Nouyelle. OrIeans 1'E MUTUELLIE u JET
FERSON-No. lI62f.
MN VERTU dun writ de hert fucaas, a
"a moi adress6s par Honorable Toisieme C0ur de District
de la Nouvelle Orleans dams Fne Gdeasns e Proc6de
raj lie SAMEDI IS de mai 1851 midi, lHotel de Ia Cite,
rue de la Commune len du Camp des MEgnsins
rehabilitation a Ia proDrit don't suit Ia description, SAVIOR
UNE PORTION DE TERRE sse dams lie Quatrieme Dis.
trc iaureFo vile Lafayee) de Ia vile de Ia Nouvee-
Orleans Fiat daHs piet ddsRna par lie No Quarane
quatre dapes plan drese par b. Buson ct est
sgne par meme numtro IN plan dress6 par julius
Drenx du 10 de mai 1853 Oppose sous No en- Peudh
dc John F. Cofey, notaire public.
LIE dit ilet Neuveme Harmony, Jersey
Laurel La de portion de terre fat encognues aux Tas
Laurel Harmony ct Laurel e meSue "a pleGs
ponce de Neuvene "a peds 2pouces de face
la le Harmony profondeur facade sur Ia rue
de 6 pieds pouceB proondfur de I'D Pieds
II gne dahornement du cote de Ia rue jersey
conform&mGnt dit PLAN
La de portion fat partie ouue autre portion dc tGrre
plus ne 6endue acquise par Ia de association Eyarste
BerheAd par rapport du dit noAre Coy en- date du
% doct0bre 1853
Ensemble les batsses ct amfliornoEs qui sly
les do privileges scrritudes ct RVanages
attaches ct y appurtenant
Saisie dams l'atfaire ci-dessus-
CONDITIONS--Compa au moment de ladjudi alton.
r. 7. PARKER,
ais mv6l8 Sheriff de Ia Peroisse d'orleans
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motRe1ra.

Mothers
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this stdelicateinfant Price, rs Full dee
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5EAEE or L0ufstAHA,
Parish Of 0reanss City Of New OrieanH
slk that the 18th oS July 1850 before me
padoissned Iasee Of Try Peaes in and for the city
personally appeafed THOMAS A. ADAMS, Presi.
81 As usasesnt Mutual Insurance Company, Of New Or
aa being duly according to Law, does deposs and
say that s and true, and eorec
ttosa sss bceks Of tho Company.
TH0MAsA ADAMS, President
AgSsH did nc, 18Th July 1850
b. +. MsTCHELf, ID Up.
u Tnsees pay interested sIx
AL ne outstanding certificates Of Prof
hedess thpso theirlsEs and
1stsS III Did M0NDA Az In Augussprozimo.
AlBo4 dividend Of TIKTy PER CRNT. go psi
he Mt Easned Premiums Of the oompany for tht
gssr saain ne ab Js, 1850 for sh certificates viii BE-
fssbSa aaa aafsss ~ tlrst say Of oetObsr nsat Il
that afsrreaersing One MiIonos
naas ol s9sls, 81 .hs outstanding certificates Of the
sssHAV ts saa redeemed on and aferthe SECOND
fFspt seth sene lplt.