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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-24
TO THE TOBACCO PLANTERS OF. VIRGINIA
AND NORTH CAROLINA.
Z. ). NITRE BUREAU,
RICHMOND, May s, 1862.

Notwithstanding the large yield of Nitre from
caves, frequently advertised in our newspapers the
receipts from that source have not been sufficient
and the Government is under the necessity of look
ing to other sources to meet the demands of the
service. 1t is well known that the tobacco barns of
Virginia and North Carolina contain a considerable
quantity, which, by very simple process, can be
obtained from the earths of the barn hoors and an
appeal is now made to every planter to engage in
the manufacture OF this article, which is so very
important to the Government at this time. Expert
ments the earths of tobacco barns were first in
stituted under the direction of Captain Minor, by
Mr. F. j. Barnes and it satisfactorily aScertained
that all tobacco barn floors contain more or less
Nitre, according to the length of time they have
been in use. barn which has been in use some
twenty years will contain nitrous earth to the depth
Of six or nine inches; and one which has been in
use some five years only, two or three inches
Many Of the older barns it is believed, will yield
as much as loo pounds of Nitre; and planters will
find it no less profitable than it is patriotic to en-
gage in the manufacture of Saltpetre, inasmuch
they will be paid by the Nitre Bureau seventy-fv
cents per pound for all Ntre which contains no i'm
purties over 10 per cent Capt Minor has kindly
furnished this Bureau with the information which
he had collected on This subject and unites with me
in the publication of this notice
PRoCEss-DRIPPNG
Procure four barrels with one head in EACH as
water tight as practicable flour barrels will do
but whisky or molasses barrels arc better) number
them l. 2, 8, f. Make false bottoms in them with
twigs, or otherwise as may be most convenient line
the barrels over this pretty well with straw or hay
extending this lining some distance up the Sides
and fill with earth from the floor of the barn.
Pour sufficient water to each barrel thoroughly to
moisten it. Each barrel should be little inclined
to one side, and should have Spite hole the
bottom as possible, which must be stopped with
wooden spgot for about twelve hours after the first
water is poured in, and then unstopped, and the
water allowed to run or drip into some vessel pro-
vided for the purpose. The dripping now from No.
should be returned to it until it drips clear that
from No. should be poured into No. 4 that from
No. into No. 3, and that from No. into No. 2,
pouring after this, all the fresh water into No:1-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-05-24

FEDERALs IN ARKANsAs.-A gentleman just from
Newtown, Arkansas, states that the Federals had
about 4, 900 troops at Pocahontas and about s. 900
more, under Gen. Curtis, were daily expected The
Federals were overrunning Arkansas, and it was
reported that large bodies were moving on Little
Rock and Jacksonport They had not reached the
latter place last Saturday.
The Federals approaching Little Rock are said to
be accompanied by Lane, of Kansas, whom they
design to make Governor of Arkansas, in place of
Gov. ctor-Nemphis ACalanche.
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Col. Morgan dgdin.

AUGUSTA, May 20.-The Atlanta Contederacy of
this morning says that after the affair at Sparta
Col. Morgan went into Kentucky till he struck the
railroad above Bowling Green, burnt two trains and
a depot, took the Federal Paymaster, with $4,000
and captured one hundred Federals whom he pa
rolled and sent to Louisville. Col Morgan has since
been in Chattanooga.
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Mississippi-V IlLiamsbur1.

PETERsBuEG, May l9-Late Northern papers re-
port the sinking of the Mound City and Cincinnati
gunsboats, by JEFF Thompson's cotton boat fiat
The Benton was badly damaged
The Yankees acknowledge the loss of 900 killed,
$500 wounded, and coo prisoners at Williams
burg.
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For the Stand.,s
May q, 1862.

THE GUNB0AT FUND
Those ladies of the city of Raleigh who has,,
an active part in soliciting and COLLECTING taken
the purpose of building an iron-clad s, rpiey Tor
the defence Of our State, feel it to be ha, S or
publish the amount received and bv wbo, "uIy 10
uted Owing to the changed condition Of .f ;OIll6-
now taken for granted that the idea of bnii5n' It's
gun-ooa must be abandoned. The money cof. saca
amounting to $780, has been deposited in the RoS
OF North carolina as special depose, in the anA
OF the "Gun-Boat Fund" In addition to t6;a name
rlous articles of valuable jewelry, plate A. 'a-
been contributed The question is. what i no nave
be done with this fund? Those who have no Nv" 10
tereSted themselves in this business hereby H.
lie notice to the several contributors that fb
at their option, either call at the Bank and ..I
the sums respectively contributed by them ~ 1--WE
may let 1T remain for awhile, and await the doro
ments OF the next few weeks. Tn case of tbaP
OF war being transferred to North. Carolina sss.
oattle within our borders will render necpSS
arged hospital accommodations for the won1doJ
ana that probably in the City of Raleigh. That j.
PralseWorthy object to which this fund might no
applied Or the fund might be applied in diStr;b"
ting 1t among the INDECENT widows of such North
Carolina soldiers as may die in the service eitbo IN
battle or IRON disease STILL inasmucb as the con-
troutlons were made for special object which !,
now lmpractcable, those who choose NAV coli ~
the Bank, and have returned to them the snmS CON
trouted. list of the names, with the amount of
contributions, will be left at the Bank and Mr. W
L. Anderson the Teller, has kindly agreed to attend
10 those who may apply for the reception of their
contributions - Will
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Adrance of the Enemy wp the Ni@issippi-71
Surrender Of TickyJury Demanded.

Surrender Of TicIyJurg Demanded.
MOBILE, May ia special dispatch to the Id
rertiser says that five of the enemys fleet arrived
in sight of Vicksburg yesterday noon. boat with
flag of truce was stopped by our batteries a mile
and half below, when the ferry boat went down,
and returned with a summons to surrender the city,
The Mayor replied that he was unprotected, but
would Rerer surrender.
Col. Anthony (the Military Governor) and Gen.
Smith, commanding the forts, answered, "Missis-
Sippians never surrenderm
Two additional gunboats arrived later in the af
ternoon, when the fleet moved this side of the
river behind point
All quiet this morning.
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May Is, 1862.

Boon HILL, N. c., May II, 1862.
do certify that myself and others, previous to
the meeting alluded to in Smith6eld, did solicit Col.
Heath to recommend military patrol for this reg-
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mcnt-7Re Sh0rpsh00tfrs at WOrh
AUGUSTA, May l9.-The Memphis ArGlaHche of
the 18th, has a dispatch from Fort Pillow, which
says: 1--WE fought the enemy with four of our
lghtest gunboats one hour and half They had
eight gunboats and twelve mortar boats. We sunk
one gunboat and two mortar boats. Our loss was
two killed and eight wounded Our sharpShOoters
literally moved the enemy down. Commander
Montgomery commanded our fleet"
The Fort Smith Bulletin understands that 500
Jayhawkers were defeated by the Confederates at or
near keittstille, recently.
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RICHARD MORTON,
Capt. in charge Office.

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE AND HYDRoGRAPHY,
RICHMOND May 9Th, 1862.
approve of the process above Indicated and re.
commend it for adoption. GEO. MINOR,
Comd'r Chief of the Bureau
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calling themselves the ladies of New Orleans IN re-
turn for the most scrupuous non-lnterierehce anu
courtesy on our part it Is ordered that herealel
any female shall by word, gesture, OF movement
insult or show contempt for any ohicer y, HV, =
the U. States she shall be regarded anu ,eu
to be treated as woman Of the Town, piayIiS "e'
avocation.
MAJOR GEN. BUTLER"
Men of the South shall our mothers wives aausn
ters and sisters be thus outraged 10y the ruIahly
soldiers of the North to whom is given the right 10
treot at their pleasure the ladies of the South as
common harlots? Arouse, friends, and drive back
from our soil the infamous invaders OF our homes,
and the disturbers of our family ties.
(Signed) G. T. BEAUREGARD,
General Commanding.
MOBILE, May GA special dispatch to the Ad-
rertiSer, dated yesterday says:
There was heavy skirmiShing Saturday evening"
on the Purdy road, between portion, OF ten.
Smiths command and the Federals under Gen
Sherman. Our loss was six killed and eighteen
wounded The enemys loss is not known, but Is
supposed to De heavy. The enemy is busy entrench-
ing on our right on the Monterey road, two and
half miles from Corinth 1t is said that the enemy
is erecting mortar batteries. Gen. Mitchell column,
from Huntsville is reported to be this side OF Flor
ence, marching to Pittsburg.
1t is reported that the enemy's cavalry are within
Memphis and Charleston railroad.
Federal prisoners say that the enemy dread our
falling back more than they do battle, as they
cann5t stand the climate further South. They
expect to starve us out by long siege, and thus
compel us to surrender.
There was skirmiSh az l o'clock this morning.
A number of Federals were killed and wounded
Also, skrmish this afternoon on Bridge Greek, a
mile and half from our lines. Several Federas
were killed No loss on side. Forests cavalry,
Kennedy'S Louisiana and Bentons Mississippi regl-
ments displayed great gallantry.
Capture of a portion Of the Honitor's CrsD-Eight
Of the Enemy killed.
PETERSBURG May 19-Eighteen of the Monitors
crew came ashore at o'clock this afternoon at City
Point, and were surprised, upon landing by the
Confederate pickets, and ordered to surrender
Nine of them, including four officers, laid down
their pistols and cutlasses. The others rushed to
the small boat and pulled for the Monitor. Eight
of them were killed. the remaining one lost an arm.
The Monitor opened fire with heavy gun, and pre-
vented the capture of the boat and the survivor.
Nine of the prisoners reached here at half past six
o'clock, and marched through Sycamore street to
Gen. Huger's headquarters, surrounded by great
crowd. One of the officers is the Paymastcr; the
others are Midshipmen None of the Confederates
were hurt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02


a Mcclellan supereeded.-7les, and J, b.,
Gross erceeds all the artists 10 ntown in taking
those splendid photographs on wheels, which
are causing SO much excitement at No 90
Main street, opposite the Court House He
has made within the past few weeks great i'm
provement in his facilities for taking photo
graphs, and is now better than ever prepared
to accommodate the public with anything in
his line, with neatness, durability and dispatch
1t will richly repay the trouble 10 take y look
at his rooms. You will find Jim ever ready
to wait upon you, give the reason for this or
for that, and in fact answer any question this
aide OIL why don't you stop the rebellion
there Jim subsidies aud Charlie takes up the
thread of conversation and in a few minutes
you have ordered dozen Of such splendid
photographs, that You agree TO come again,
aud bring friend to look. Jim says small
iayors are thankfully received and larger one
| in proportion. 5fstg sj-g tea J.B, GRoss.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02
American Triumphl--wheeler wiIson


have just taken the frst premium At the
WORLDS FAIR nov, being held 10 London
England, where ali Machines made ia this
country and Europe were in competition, d,
This success Is particularly gratifying A. .
National triumph, and also as securing to
Wheeler 4 Wilson that supremacy throug hont
the World which they have held for yeasa IN
this country. ..... ......... q
IA u. West agent oalee s4Gi Phillips
House Sd Street Dayton Ohio
The Wheeler 4 Wilson Machines are all
alike In principle; the difference being in en-
sh and formation Of the Machine. The No
| Machine is silver-plAted and has glass cloth
uresser improved hsmmer aud binder. Price
on plain table $40 in hslf-cese $780, in fall
case $50. The full cases are in mahogany
or walnut, and very finely finished Oar No
2 Machines differ from the No ] only IN rot
being silver.p.Ated and are $40 cheaper; pet
up in any style, either on plaintabls, half, OF
full case, The No half-case ID probably the
most popular Machine that Wheeler 4 vii.
son makes, 81 il is the cheapest Machine on
their list including ell improvements, and is
put up in a neat half-case, which covers the
Machinery aud keeps IL from all dust and
Is supplied with q drawer for holding the tools
ana thread. The Mechinea are put IN good
81 nning order and securely packed 70 they
may be shipped BY railroad of express 10 any
part Of the country, Printed directions ae-
II
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02
sHERIFFs SALE.

A. B. HoIAbird q Co.. Montgomery Superior Court,
la g agninst M LHa .Hf.i.IrI.-i
my virtue Of execution issued in tile above emit.
Dtled case, will offer AZ public sale at the door Of
the Court House In the city Of Dayton, op ..t
Saturday, january 5, 1868,
Al two o'clock Of said day the following described
real estate. Vn Lot numbered oryhVe (SS) as desig.
mated ON the plat Of the town Of Union, the eonnly
of Mont geometry, and state of ohio
Said lot, with the improvements thereon, has been
appraised at ei,so1 and cannot sell Tor lees than Of
the appraisemenL -
Tsken on execution As the property OF Thotnas J..
Smith atths suit Of A. d. Hola6ird Co. Terms
- GEORGE wo0AMAN. sherif Mont. county.
CaAALEs PAhHOTr. Attorney. ao2gwts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02
Special Notices.

NIsHr scHooL N. A, Mauay has
commenced . Night School forolIAdisss End
Misses, at her Roomo Brown street Spell
lug and Writing are the braaehss taught
Tsrms-ris ls.sOps lOs o. u wssks ss 8
lessons each week hlsS2- ii taia lWd,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02
GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.

ON THURSDAY, JANUARY lb, 1863, at the Town
" Hall, in MamisbuTR Ohio, we will sell at public
auction, twenty-i out lots adjoining the town Oi
iamsburg, ranging In quantities Of two, three, four,
live, eight, and nine acres. This properly has supe
ror advantages. portion Of the lots are bordeied
BY the Great Mana river on one side, and by the
Great Miami turnpike on the other, and others are
slrted by the Miami canal. ALI are pubic road
aud all lie convenientt 10 the depot VI the Cincinnati,
Hamilton Dayton railroad The soil s Of the richest
aualty--Part bottom and part up-lHnd. Many OF
them are hne building lots some suitable for tobacco
growing, others good Tor vineyard purposes and pas.
ture lots. lst 20 ang. ta-lu. ..HlHlIsI 4
THE HOMESTEAD contains nine acres, has 3 good
house and barn on II; also, good well OF water Ana
a one Of the hsaltheat locations n the Miami alley
This land abeen surveyed, plated, anu recorded
plat OF the same may Be seen by calling At
the Office of ADAM CLAY, our Attorney, In NiaIns-
burg, ONO aaill I'd. Fl.
Terms Of sAle--Ons- third must be paid cash on the
hrst day OF April, 1868, aud the residue IN Two squ
annual payments thereafter; deferred payments u
bear Interest and 10 10 secured py mortgage the
| premises. i Id r.. .I.# a...
sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock On said day. and vii
,continlie from day 10 day until sll are sold. I's
| HIUu ID et' JACOB BENNER, lu-I i,I
VALENTINE GEBHART,s g
uo2swts Executors OF Philip GebhArt, deed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

Mashed "A yoang man who was taking
load Of wood TO purchaser down town this
morning, caught his foot under the wheel,
when crossing the Jefferson street bridge, aud
badly mashed Il. .-.'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

Prof o, g. Fowler tO-night,-TO-night
Prof Fowler will give another lecture Of the
course at Huston Hall He delighted his au-
disncs last ssening, and be will grow in inter-
est sa he progresses. 4, ..... ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02
ARTISTIC.

Portrait Painting. .-Persons not having
the time or inclination to sit for a portrait,
painted in the usual way, BY ANEW MODE, can
have first rate likeness, Of any size, painted
In oil colors, in one sitting Of fifteen or twenty
minutes Third story Phillips Building
ar.lserf AMOS s CHAs. SoULE, Sr. l5
noy2O Mass CLARA SoULR,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02
WOODLAND CEMETERY.
Ths New Naval and Military Map

Tho New Naval and Military Map
have examined this excellent map with care,
and am confident tits far superior in every
regard TO any similar map ever published be.
fore. It is work much needed BY our buSi
ness men, and lie general introduction will be
q move in the right direction for city.
,,a, D. X. BoYER,
CLERK q MontgomarY County.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02
Dayton Business Directory.

Tvaus ron ADVERTISING IN BUSINESS DIREcToRT.- =
regular yearly advertisers, one line grats. other
81 per YEAR 81 for six months VI for three months
bs- R1Vnent IN al cases IN advance
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

Watches.--H. Kline, No 1896 Third st F,
has lot Of pawned Gold and Silver Watches,
which he offers very low at private sale.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

Wanted.-To rent small, comfortable
house, containing four or five rooms, located
in the central part Of the city. Enquire at
this office. declu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

Sorghum Convention. -YTke Importance
Of the Sorghum crop and its availability in
duces the pndersignedio solicit a Oonvennon
of ali those interested in the same TO be held
at Huston Hall, or some other commodious
room, in the city OF Dayton, on Tuesday and
Wednesday the 3Oth and 3lst days OF Decem-
ber.i ia iQE sIa ssisfa gs5dl Oh lasud1s9ob D
DO We would suggest to alhthose contributing
specimens OF Sirup, Sugar, Alnegar, Game,
Seed, Paper, Machinery or any other articles
the products in whole or part OF the Game
Crop, TO accompany the same with.a written
statement Of the mode of production or
manufacture as in the opinion Of the Under
signed the publication OF information at
this particular time is more Important TO ihe
public than any award of premiums could
afford .i ~" m aciltt-ru.l 2
IL is to be hoped that those who cannot At
tend in person, will send specimens and state
ments, prepared, TO the care Of Mr. H. Marot,
Editor Of the Dayton Journals ldi go ol.la
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

GENERAL UPHOLSPRRERa

onlO nLOoks TH1isD STREET. (nR. sIqq GIl Is
OLD STAND DAYTON, ONO.
A LII kinds oF Upholsterlng, such a. SOFAS Chars
IA stools, hAtFasseSytc doue " Ofuef CaTpsikr ui
and htted, window euftans hung aud al kinds oi Ye,
Rannh donp n DE shortest aoi'us sand most fess0na
ay OF alIIespe and RarnsY, parl.f Z rn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

Lumber.-Ths Lumber with which the
quarters at Camp Dayton were built will be
sold on the ground tomorrow, Ia lots 70 suit
purchasers,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

Masonic Notice.-Rsed Encampment No
G, meets this evening, for the election OF OH
GERS punctual attendance att p. M. re-
quired. s. M. SULLIVAN, Recorder.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

Found.-A "spanner" was found on the
street this morning. 1t may be had at Brace
Inns Hardware and Tool Store, No, BIG Third
street, by enquiring for the big Ingin."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

To Advertisers TO insure the inssr.
ton Of Advertisements on the same day, Ad.
Vsrtissrs should hand in thsir fayors not later
than 10 o'clock A. M. sfnini eti
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

Got 'em.-R. W. Duff, l0s Main street,
has Oysters and Fish, and lots Of other good
things.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

Interments. We publish below the num-
Der Of intermsnts for the month ending No
vember 80 The total number is only thirty
three, showing decrease of two compared
with the preceding month.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

The 0riginal-We yesterday saw the
original of "o Bob Ridley, or walking
along Main street He dun cum iwom way
down on de Massasip;" and he sustained 70
the Government q contraband relation. He
was dressed and acted the character Of Mr..
Robert Ridley to the life; bis legs were
stuck in the esnter of his fset--wbich latter
were about two feet long, and, like idle gos-
sip, had los. nothing by traveling and-but
We need say nothing more BY way Of com
pleting the picture. His feet we're the main
feature, and couldn't well be got over How
Mr.. Ridley proposed to make the ends meet
he didn't inform US it seemed that he might
easily curl himself dOwA in an ash corner
and remain torpid until Spring. b'a a''a
The contrabands are coming in force
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

Notice HibsrniA Society will have
= meeting ct their hall on this evening
A full attendance ia requested.
By Order Of the President
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

GOMk weeks Ago, rcd eos, with wl9te iAce having
- abtli obs anda white hter, with red spots sley
I'd irom the premises Tho antscrber on = E,i,sfs
plare, IN Aadsiver toNuship Any peTton tho0sBA
whore Ihey may ~ ioand. requested leave Word
essi cHRIs. YOUs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02
Photograph Portraits = Furnished

Photograph Portraits = Furnished,
painted in oil eOlOrs in the best styles Of Art.
bPHoroGRAPHs painted for any body. Also
portraits painted from small pictures Daguer,
reoiypos, Photographs, Ambrotypes, &c,
Also, CARD PHoroGRAPHs Of lsdes aud
children, beautifully colored in water colors,
by Miss Clara Soule. Third story Phillips
Building. CHAa SoULE, Sc.
nov20 Miss CLARA SoULE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02
RALsLRT,s PAFRNf sfEP LlDDRRs

TN qeAnfity, sins and hnish b. found suit the
people. They are one of those nice and useful ar
tels. that every one needs stop q No. tsT Flrsi
noel JH.BALsLEY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02
NOTICE

HEABeUAATKAs CoaPANI X, eJD Rks. q. Viii
M nni'al Ii cAnB sRAA HAsHyilLx, TKSsassEs,
. tt November 10, l662.
A Ii Rbsenteeh, without leave, frotn Company X
"A Ninsty.Thrd Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry
vii report In person tO their rompahy eonsnander
without delay Of b treated A. dsserters - com.
rnnnd a Colonel CHARLES ANDER5O6.
\ sInuNL B. asIgH. Captain CompAny X. nose
iJolIFnAi copy } ..r n.y..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-02

Bookkeeping taught as a practical Art,
which can only be learned in the doing Of 1t,
No class or mere lecture process can ever
make expert accountants, If you doubt this
ask practical boOk-keeper asli % .sssal
anov28d3twltt bsshs1 Sos breed d