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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-22
ATTACHMENTS.

CAMUEL HILBERT vs JOHN s. BROWN
- The plaintiff on affidavit says that tho
defendant is Justly indebted to him, and ta'a-
nonresident 0i Tennessee or 80 abScond thas
the ordinary process Of law cannot be served
upon him and having obtained an original
attachmen. against the defendant returnAble
before some Justice Of said county, and the
same having been returned before me on the
Slst, day Of January 1856, levied on defend
ants property, IT Is therefore ordered that
publication be made four successive weeks
in the Union Flag, notifying said defendant
to appear before me at my Office in DistFiet
No. IL, Washington County on tbe 4th day
Of August 1866 and defend OF the same will
be proceeded with ex parte January 3lst,
1865. m. TH0S. O. MeADAMS.
junelw4pf$5 J.P. W.. g.
MEs MAHoNEY ys JOHN S. BROWN,
ll The plaintiff OD affidavit says that the
defendant 10 Justly indebted to him, and 10
q nonresident Of Tennessee or 50 abscond
that the ordinary process Of law cannot DO
served upon him, and having obtaiued an
original attachment against the defendant,
retuFnable before some Justice Of said eoun-
", and the same having been returned be-
fore me on the 3lst day Of January 1866,
levied on defendants property, u u there
fore ordered by me that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the Union Flag,
notifying said defendant to appear before me
at my Office in District No. II, Washington
County on the 4th day Of August 1866 and
defend or the same will be proceeded with
ex parte. January 3lst, 1866.
junelw4pfSs THOS. Q, hcADAMS.
Il t up. w. C!
NATHAN SHIPLEY yS MATHEW s.
~ Quinn. The plaintiff on affidavit says
that the defendant IS justly indebted to him,
and Is a nonresident Of Tennessee or 50 abb
scond that the ordinary process Of law can
not be served upon him, and having obtained
an original attachment against the defend
ant ~Feturnable before some Justice Of Said
county, and the same having been returned
before me on the 3lst day of January 1860,
levied on defendants property, II 10 therefore
ordered by me that publication be made 10
the Union Flag, forfonr successive weeks no
tifyinR said defendant 10 apear before me at
my Office In District No. u, Warrington q
| County on the Alb day Of August 1859 and
| defend or the same viii be proceeded With
er pafte. January 3ist 1866.
iunslw4pfy5 l TH0Ss O. McADAMS. Il
% UP, w o.
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TmELAHryn PmIKMm, FOR JULY,

! The July NgmBer openstgith jim nBp9ual-
" handsom6 and 1uggestiye engraving called
9 Tlid pittfe 64Gd Bachelor n NIB no Fashion
Plate, tasteful and attractive as usual 10 a
.chsrming bridal dpcBGi Thtn. there lisa sood
cut OF mnpy piqpant faces illustrating " The
Hair, " bThe Poihtalide v(il,f "Zousye
hJacket, p and q plata couaistlkg Of seven a.
cures % ladies and chlldten, showing the
newest and pi ettiestofthe Sumner Fashions.
M~uBlc-AIdora 9chottish.p Among The Sto-
rteslart Z. The Decreased BAchelorjR nRau-
line BeFanger's Story by. Una bocke; the
conulbsion Of "lsybil lAinswcrthp by Harris
Byrne' "The Boy and the Man, by Aunt
Alice and m nterestInRblogFaphica sketch
Madame Rolaud, called forth by some recent
discoveries. The poetry is ~ Maggie Q. Py-
burn, Emily Lester Leigh, Una Lpcke, ]. Z.
Iatwiler,, J. T. o., and others. The Toilet
Novelties and Work Table are as usual pro-
fiSely Illustrated and in the Editors De-
apartments are Book notices, Receipts, meeting
the wants of the season, description Of FASH
lions, &c. i'58 aN mfi
q Prics 50 5Ola yestr Q copies $500 8 CO.
pies land one 5foGE $40 Specimen num-
bers viii be sent for 10 cents. ''i
sAddresG DegeoD'& PetefgQMi g3l9 Walnut
Street Philadelphia.
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w lhAVe receiFed RON MessFFss.I 2
Rsmipgton 4 SOM, one ofthsir fac Rsvol-
which isRn excellent article. We take
htnte iii Recommending ibis arm ht
qnSlIc, and adyise persons wishing ANY thing
nett ns to give thsm trial. A spsci.
3 o. their pistols can De seen by calling a
VIZ Office. Sec Advertisement ta1
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A~pnJRDERArE CoLoSIsTS MADE RnIsoNERs
MExIco.-A letter received at New 0rleais
The ninihipgtmt dFcwT Eem Cruz states
me yyenVAfe c0nfedefaga e~olonikts werc
ehiit Cart 81 bel'e ~ The Liberals
were held a1 4 ransom often thousand,
'iarkp The Liberals deny the authority ii
nimllliah 10 make grants Of land
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MANNHEIM AM IoNEspoRo.

IN ~cHANcEBY AT J0NEsBoRo. rli
n al THOMPSON ADMR OF RICHARD
h5aH. Marcel Dec vs the widow, heirs and
creditors. The suggestion Of the insolvency
Of the, estate Of Richard n, Murrell having,
beea made BY. bill, AN persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified toap-
pear and Gle the sameron-Or- before che lst
day Of October 1866 Authenticated 10 the
manner presented by hwof thegw VIII be barr
both IN law o dieqnlty. May 20 1886.
tss ~ r. "A. THOMPSON, Adm'r
Jelwf fs.is :, ORR MURRELL, Deed.
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SALE OF LAND.

VxTM. n. SEWER vs. JOHN GREEN, 6ys0 at
w tachmeph - Tho pIaiptiG -agterf That the de-
PENDANT il Indebted to him by Account due, .Apd that
uefahdtnf n. kbseonds that The hnilpary process Of
law cannot .baiaerfed upon him, and the plalntii hnF.
the defendant returnable beIore me On the llth day Of
August, 19dA .itls thefe0Fe ordePed. that publication
be maat IL lheU hionlfla for four successive Weeks no
tlfying the said,defendant John Gftent0 appear At my
Office In Jonesborq on the 18th day 81 August, 1866, aud
akad.fsnee, or tbs Same will DO heard eFpaFts
Mariath, $780, tissrsss, - ga. {. COLLl9b5e
May25w4pf85 !, P.W.u.
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SAFE Of Valuable Lands.

William O. Hale, Admir- Of James Hale, John
G. Hale, James s.. Hale and lie. Hale, decd,
vs.. jeremiah 3. Halls and Peter E, Shiplsy,
ct. al 5yjoa.t ~ ,
.nURSUANT to a decree Of the County
Court Of Washington County, Tenn, at
It's June term, 1885, h the above cause, |
will sell at the Court Hoass door IN Jonesbo-
roy % Saturday the 7tt day Of Jaly. next The
following described tracts Of land. lying 10
said COUNT, D,stfctNo l2ro6t The bead wa
ters Of Cedar rCfeek, known abgtheo James
Hale farm, adjoining the lands Of A. s. Barnes,
John Raggle and others, containing
lao Acres.
Also another tract known and described az
the Hawk tract Of land, adjoining the lands Of
Henry A. Martin, Esq, Nicholas II. ChinOwth
and others, being las elytn. rrn, Btl
H'hll Il as Acres. n
Said tracts osland will be sold on a cred
Il Of twelve months, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security, with . hen re-
.aiEed on the land til the purchase money Is
fully paid.
JOHN F. GRESHAM, clerk,
jusw+priss. ostt fl4s'heq9 cOmQai''oA0.
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w sender Ourthanks TO Capt. Geo P. Faw
q, \ present or ane large, new potatoes ~
ien We fsastedaast week. We hope The
tgin viii be blessed with an abundance
nch, mot only to- supply his own table, but
divide with his psighbors, and, be doubt
will5 IS no man can fail 70 prosper who
emBers The printer. ~
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80 lM0TToE.

Nd pERs0sB HAVING cLANa AgAUT THE
si,lms rIhI1 ha kdslnbl1lk bfhny authenticated,
within ~ flu1 rrflrdtef W lag, or they viil b. ny.
ever hirrrI. All ihass nllbfsd 70 aid E4igfo vnl
yI..s ,sil ~ .ins ihsif a'.eeasi n, F =
1ts.ilsllNs llaf 10Y q 80
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-22

RLToroUs we are happy 70 announce
stbe Methodist congregation ri this place
AVE- a yery,eficient pieister sent tbems'by
recent conference; BY the name Of Jobh
PETIT, from vlrgEnig The attspasbce upon
Ministry D large His sermons thus far
ys been good, and we'll adapted 20 the
AntS and necessities Of che people We
pc tina. The very good impression which be
already made win sOutinuegll through
gear, An humble Christian minister 10 .
Sing wherever he msy 40, and long after
hsS gone to his reward In sHeaveUihs will
sPepbsEedgYitbl greHEfal hqaFtsby Allthe
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-22

TIE Sl!eEins oaiesrs ,Tsro elected
BE- erdsrnOe Free MasOns,Of this place
Sht' Monday night. w
vi Piper, W. NJ ELS MAthes. s. VI;
\. Q, Deake, J, W, &c, W, Meek s..
thhdfeth, r. Peter Smith, s, D..
v! 0rishain, J d; WIN. Head. T.; i.
brake, chaplain Ilo. 5. Mathe5 and a.
Garter, Stewards.
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JACOB ADLER ADAia or SAMUEL ADLER,
el dnnaasedSe Ell Shannon The plaintiff 6Nearg
that the defsndaste @s toe saEAte ef samuel AdlF DECD
y se.sges, tnd u.s. lae defendant u ,.%s a ,sSs
i'm aud hav inE obtained an attaehnient ufipat The
estatseof che defendant fetprhahle bepfe ne On
the lltA Ss aI,l,! AST 4. M ! s'I 6sI.D e Fiss. Ir
four successive weeks notifying said u. g. shannon, to
appear a. my once IN yOne.boFo on the llth day Of
August 1865 and dgispd aid suit eTgns same VII b
heard e1psr.es Nay ls,iseos VyLbiNS
TTUeH D. HALE R. WAS, WATSON ny on
fk risInkl Atllchmsht, Arhs plaintiff aNears that
The defendant oWs him ~ accouut due, and that hepo
nbseonds that the ordinary process Or 1.-The law cannot
b served upon him and having obtained an attachment,
ssainst ne estiteof he mid Jas, watson fsturhabls
before me- on the i'm day fNOy. 1874, II IL Therefore or
derd by me mat publication DO mae, In the Union
Flag for four successive weeks notifying IRE said
S Sero on K, ~ IS,S * se NV Is, saa J. ga sas ssi Z . s1R' Or
ne sAPs FIl behspra spare Hayls lsss. A
uAy4svspftss : rptiaA rT J.P. We.
a. +. sHfPLkY Amy Sf Man Batop, VA. I.
cath that 10 dsendAnt yves ne sstAis Of MARI Bacon
by Note do, and that the defendant AL. Jackson,
Isllleg 10 hnothef. state and the pAiailf having OBJ
and The eams having h1sp Ptufuedi leysd % she ~
aih dkym July tgs, ihs aid dfndl5t q hssby no.
tlnsd 10 appaaT 4 my aDce m ihA snfn % 1odosboro
al ths aaif dayi u Iulr 1894, and. defend lal4 nli, or
ms Sane pit s bard ( PfFt', PIX y,S 40
n.,asv,bus, bs,,l ani frisS AZ. S.osi
q =. SIMPLIFY. hs4F Il A,rs, BsssS.n K A /.
-, Jasfl5h b. D. Atlaehnisnl. Ths plaintiff avs On
~ Ncts fns, anfthakfhe afendant q = taeha9n ~
lill n abolhsr Elae, And ne plal1Ud having obiein.
u an oflginal ailltnmint ftlurnab8 bslole ~. and.
~ \ ~ 1870 80 "..Ln.s 49, ~ 81 ss ~ ~
~ % JtIf, i11f, ~ ttId defsndAnt Nhtrfpy roNnfd
ntpfeaf 6nf6mcfln .haiprn dloaltSfota1lh@
Pep .dax q JnlFa Nel. and danphnid ants, oflthg
tf" ffi ~irf iIid. cOtLfHs. ~
fup5ierfffE ~ t53f rIjf 1sd dsE w q q
A+4
a. COTTON .ns tuBE hAas tsushis, ufIoH
vbAe fsyfoHs sepssbps rgsNys 'fsis- al
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6be3Rk coFfEs
- fof salsbt faaeW hJANDHBTH,
spni lathas rz D',VsfN
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" See. the Professional card ofDr Cross
e0 He has resumed the practice Of Med
} again.
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A'Yre0

|M IAM Nh AHMUHN ~ .
1ldtRT WFEE-Qn next Monday the Hon.
"a BaAef VIII commence court in this
10 sdhtlbuse AL ahsl week. Jacsing
she number Of boardeF that Ng. Boyd
W presume none but srimipel cases Fill
a. We hope that thess violate ssONhe
~ our country wllhayb q fair aud inn
ltrid, and ifthey have BEEN guilty Of
Flihs pPop tie rights 9f theirs fellow men
lrust that the court and jsEy will iuAict
ahch penalties uroiaieni as are adequate 70
thslr several crimes. diet justice b donf
III, he Heavens should fsllgP We CAP
IRE the people that ,vcdnord ableaJuage
}ap presided In this country than Judge But
Hsl is the right man IN the right place.
nsidk tas past week ID Gfeahviile,. We have
infoEpsdthat more boisness was trAnf
k4ed Ia court there thau ever before inAhe
) length . ftihs. Much credit IS due %
Attorney 0eperal James Britton, and his
stAnt H, II. lnge;soll for the dispatch Of
IHfninal huianeaa. = sFyTW
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CHAMBERLAIN BROSy
wHoLrsatl ASD RsTAIL
| DRsU GGISTS
Old Drug Store,
Gay Street Knoxville, Tennessee

49, IT. E"TTEI | wv ""NITFNFW
NKTETAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING
wv the people OF East Tennenses that va
have now completed our arrangements for
having constantly IN store q very isfGa stoel
bf
Drugs and Chemicals Patent Medicines
physicians Pocket Cases, Trusses and
Supportersi Surgieol Instruments, Dye
StutfS, Paihis,ihl oil and DFy.
Tanners 0ilsNnd Lampbihck, Window
Glass and Hollow Ware, Toilet AFticIes
and .Perfumery, Wines, Liquors& Cigars,
C%omprising IN part the following articles.
Ayers Sarsapdrilla,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Ayers Ague Cure,
Jayne's Expectorant.
Jaync's Alternative,
Jaynefs Carminativo Balsam.
HostettcfE Stomach Bitters,
Doak's Plantation Bitters, fi
HooAands German Bittors, 3nSsIr
Blackberry Carminative,
Wistar's BaIsam Of Wild Cherry.
BaIsam Of Hoavhound,-
DR., Guysott's Dock and Sarsal rilla,,
,Hlaifs Baisam for the L igs
Railways Ready Relief
Perry Davis Pain KillC.
Mexican Mustang Eminent,
,,s Arabian Liniment, 10
American GargliHgO Oil, 'a7 aasi
m Lhdlpm's Specific,
Emersoh's o, X,
gag Planters Capsules,
Indigo Sweet Oil,
Madden, Lard Oil, v
Cddbat, i4 Varnish,
Logwood, 5Sr White Lead,
Red Sanders, ii Red Lead, i
Copperas, Blue Stoha,
Alum, Window Glass,
Linseed Oil, Putty, si4 81 Z.
Tanners Oil Spice, "
Coal OIL Pepper,
Castor Oil, Ginger,
I3 ERE mi @ T M 1
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ML| - a III a
p6sIc, AZ has alrspdy been ppeli'ps9'
rte Masoas ofthls place win celebrate
IN trsAry Of 81, John che Baptist on
onddy. II being che frPt day pf copfs
expecting a large cOnceprse Of people
~ ths country and other eonntiess
itG dpy, 81 pisagspt the oretlYp WIZ
ered NJ III fOtt 6f the Female Col
bdfIrthgd6t siGslSaeh 4 ftht BPSek-
b.HsAA s~tefsis e hs Aespo-
\. Church. "Afer the address by the
EsFsDtats, be- SiIiuStaii the newly elect
meera, This will be dote publicly and
4 our citizens are cordially invited to at
We hope 10 sss.tbe ladies' both oldand
~ In AttshdHnce, as t6e are more inter
va In this drder than any other class Of
n ille.a We can assure thsm that the orator
~ day winhavs something 20 spy 70 them,
aFore come ard grace the apdlencs with
presence and fascinating smilsS. WeNre
10 70 speak dsshlsaIyg but Il iserpectea
the speaking and other exerc isgs WI be
In ths nNerhc6n.. The ringing pf the,
bsdist Church bell will inform the people
fM. 49, WW
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PHIqHs-N0el, Seven Octave rOaPa eorn'rs, Rosewood

PRIcR9-YNoeII 5eFeV Uet1Fol fONnH c0fneT8I HV5e"UOu
etG.oplAin case $500
r11 No. ., Seven octsfe, and Brners Rosewood
icy heavy nenldlng sa2S.
.r.nrNOe8. ssysH Octave, ro Corners, HssAdYd
25ns B6ais xIYytyle $3.50.
Terms aaN ets Cash in Errsnt Funds.
DEscRIPgIyF grhctLARssFNg ERRs.
H.k P.--Aprls, ls0S-2ys.
q JoNEsBpR0, Tenn. June g., 1855 !.
I This morning examined 4 Piano Just received by'
Carr. GRnHAM, from tho inhnuaetory Of 0royesteor
q Co., New York City. TIE tong 10 sweet, full, and
clear, and the workmanfhip durable and neat 10 fact
Il possesses all tho qualities Of ~hrHt-class Instrument,
and I take pleasure ih Recommending 10 those who
are In need of q Piano 70 s4Amine this one a ! mink
II will comtAfd hgofahiy Will those fany other mAns
~ufactory CHAnLiB.E. DfLLw0RTH,
heG n 1fgse ns@dh cOhTe, J~oHedeoro', TsHn'
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- coIfoH ~ tuBH RAW bu5hisl uIoH
Yb.e l.ylols gel.hes fg.agM tsIs- .s.l
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THE UNION FLAG.
gJ5aeSB8n'g gAn6 1896,
Y * COAL FTEMs. |

AL Embellishments chapperJg ufen ~ NJ.
t.haf Maflhlfaieb'h not paid n Adiyhnt ! WV ny
NH qtHptl iEtIIfT DNLAAnl
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-06-14
PRODUCER.
Treasurer's Report.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA
RALEIGH Nav 1866

RALEIGH, may 1866.
SIR ALLOW me to cali your attention to difficulties and
hardshps which have occurred in the administration of
the Revenue Law of the General Assembly.
The Ordinance of the Convention for providing Revenue
as merchants, &C., during the year This tax was much
complained Of account of its retrospective character
passage the Ordinance severely felt because I'M
posed business already settled without estimate of
By act of the General Assembly entitled Revenue :"
persons above mentioned subjected to taxes
on the same subjects from the first OF july 1865 to the
In the case of Income, this hardship was guarded
for the year preceding the LIST day of April 1866 those
the Revenue Ordinance Of the Convention shall not be
included but probably by inadverence this provision
It is true that by the section of Ordinance ode
arng what laws and are in force the rates of
shed and most of those pursuing avocatons taxed by
the Revenue Ordinance Of the Convention technic
beT 1865 to the 1s Of January 1866 those avocations
subjected to double BURDEN that is to taxation
under the Ordinance and also under the act of the Gene
raj Assembly But it has to my knowledge that the
people OF the State were not generally informed of this
Another difficulty has been created by the clerical
of placing section SD as separate section instead of in
The preamble of Schedule ssB" directs the licenses
while section 81 printed enaos that ali their si
censes shall be for twelve months from the time the
To these defects respectfully suggest the propri
of calling the attention of the Convention to this sub
lect recommending the passage or an Ordinance declar
ing
list. The act of Assembly entitled Revenue" impo-
sing taxes purchases sales and receipts shall not be
to extend to those purchases sales receipts
which taxes have actually been paid under the Reve
nue. Ordinance of the Convention.
22d When specific taxes have been imposed for licenses
to use any article or business for the year
preceding the first day of july 1885, one-haf thereof
shall only be payable where taxes for the purpose
were actually paid under said Ordinance.
Sd. Retailers of sprtuous liquors, who paid the tax
in section of said Ordinance, shall be emit
tied to do business for the for which such license
was granted, without further license tax.
4th The provisions of section &c. of Schedule g. of the
revenue act OF Assembly shall only extend to the license
for distiing whiskey.
9TH In all where taxes payable to the Sheriff
or Collector without being listed the Sheriff or Collector
may administer an oath in order to ascertain the
thereof The passage of Ordinance declaratory of the
above principles will, persuaded, do complete
JUSTICE to all parties and will make the Revenue of
the General Assembly intended by its trainers.
Very respectfully,
KEMP P. BATTLE,
Public Treasurer.
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For the Journal.
Naval Store Brokerage.

~ Naval Store Brokerage.
EDITORS OF JOURNAL Will you grant us space in the
of the country people would like to know why, at time
like the present. when we are already oppressed WIN
also be sadded with this extraordinary load OF taxa
ton: ,,-.. :: -u,,;o,,
find two per cent the amount of Sales charged as
brokerage addition to the regular inspection fees 1t
now for inspectors to render all the services that were
required this lot of turpentne for the inspection fees
and consider it poor Justification of this species OF
orton to aiege that it authorized by aw-what law
& is e Of
ting per cent the amount of their sales but
@ sEns on per ag
therefore take sixteen times that amount This looks
see decidedly to their own advantage Allowing how
that they have to for and that an add
which will be amply sufficient, still there is left one snd
per cent on the amount OF sales as kind
tor who sells thousand dollars worth pro-
duce in year. and this amount is believed to be within
taxes and license there viii still for the Inspector
seventeen hundred and fifty dollars Isl 1907 This
added to his inspection fees will make very handsome
income such as few even Of large means and first
rate business qualifications attain. Now, we may
cude that alt this is very convenient for nspector-o
ne deece with name too that might appear to simple
commissions? All there turks spell in this word bro
which brings life to inspectors but death to pro-
Suppose the producer sells produce the amount of
hundred dollars two dollars of it brokerage to
say nothing inspection fees What is left is not net
to him. The expenses of producing must be taken
out and if he nets cent his sales
he thinks he is doing WELL 1t will appear, that this
two per cent. brokerage the the Of Sales
really eight per cent the producers income nearly
twelfth Of his income Think of it IL inspectors in Will
mngton propose to take nearly twelfth of the income
of all the Naval Store producers who bring their produce
to that market. A high strike we should say.
Now, it does appear to us, that if must pay commits
sons, it would be well to provide ourselves with
mssioned merchant who afford to sell for smaller per
cent Are there not among worthy, wounded soldiers
who afford to do this business at per
per cent the amount of sales that he might make
in year would pay very handsomely.
In conclusion, it may be fairly presumed that when
these inspectors appointed by the Court and their
compensation settled it believed that they would do
business according to what had been heretofore custo
mary and it could not have been intended by giving them
appointments inspectors to create monopoly in their
favor Naval Store brokers.
PRODUCER.