New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-16

ss To these higher regions advise The emg-aut 70 d.
rec. his ,e;s mii ind the country the most beautiful
and sC the most cb, and climate the mo't heathy oi aiJ
i=: ss before remarked ii i' no, extensive plaHta
t0nt where viii be necessary to employ isrse force tha
au;c hs the geets amount Of ooton would be raised
by fee sbof not farms o. from 20 % 40 scres cl
ysiti propiie the so and lis family. with perl ~
sing assistant h.se are the men that rh Ee'e 10 be &c
rended upon apply tl n porisnt article oi commerce
- 10y ', ' ~ III .oa,idSr .Ga. he family consists o.
himself wife and seycn children the eldest u year. od ans
The tso The-s not the 'isntes doubt thsi WIN
the assistance Of one hired man, tbs man could egiti'ai. ~
the that tie whole family could pick out lie cots
nd dIosss a. chisaa2tb. Would rive is wosing days,
we will suppose the, the eldest chd would be fury en-
young. children, which would Therefore reduce the wh e
caus force 10 the ueu h', VIE four children o sr eight
zen, and twelve years sDd tie hired The Lead Of the
house wtud bsys much ese TO do therefore We could clc
that lie would be ate 10 devote more than eighty d
us see what would be the result Of the years work;
The head Of the family ~ Gays averaging $50 PCunes esc
H. Vile is days a, $50 so7SJ
Two eldest children l45 day., at iSo pounds esch;.. 0
Two youpg ge children 45 dsys at 30 pounds each 2J1
Hired lf5 days, al $50 pounds 9o 1o
rotsl..................... 200
Deduct for inelemeu weather visiting dsys and Teere-
sion, say 70 per oe-O0
Leaving. .I6o, ,oco
which would produce least 1900 d. Of clean merchant
| pound, mailing he valSs of tho crop 8 200.
Let estinste what he e1pense. Of this sreT VIII be-
Fsnd, estess. ircndns cotlnr r................ 40
Say tbs, s..i.t In stocking the he has borrowed
ss.co =. 10 pc. cent 1::::::::::: aS IS
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Total ITO
which would leave a clear gain Of over 81, 600.
you make proper exercise OF your faculties, beside the
above you Isi,e small patch of lndian corn, small
lscb Of wheat and small patch of potstoes these VIII
greatly reduce yearly expenditure Ia addition to this
willie yOu sud tour fsuy thus lsbong your stock
no. ID your clckenhouse win supply you With eggs and
yoops poultry your three OK four cows wih milk butter a1d
cheese your psty with sross;e aud then while your
VIII each produce colt your cslSes VIII be growing
iLio cows and your producing calves snd when ycu
have obtained sios start in the stock line is really
astonishing how they increase for Teses is euphadesly
productive cOCnry would aF IN what psI oi the word
could similar family with 70 ANAL capital realize such an
income from Their lsbori Beside this, your children
would dsbared from attaining fair education they
wond bo employed from January TO July ney could
tend school. Lecture to tho WoIkngmen Of Manehester
}. DE CoRDOVA
Mr. De Cordovas book upon "Texas, Ler Re
sources and her Public Men" published in 1853 By
Z. Crozet, Philadelphia will well repay perusal at
tbe present tilne il appears probable that all the
territory south Of Kansas and wet OF the Mistis-
sipp, will soon be open to free emigration.
Although Texas i'll former times and at the com
mencemeDt Of the rebellion occupied much Of the
public attention, lately little has been said of it, so
people; yet ito importance to tho United States, in
both political and commercial point Of view, has
not declined. | beg leave then to say something
through your columns a. TO the climate and produc-
tons OF Texas in order TO call attention to State
destined TO play great part in the future Of tie
American people, and yet too Little known To them.
The elpats 9f Texas 70 pssugas-diaegspt fFVW