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Dean Swift's Latin puns have never been ex
ceiled. This species of composition consists o
Latin words, and allowing for false spelling, snC
the running of the words into each other, contain
good sense in English as well as Latin. Fo
example:
Apud in is almi de 81 re,
Minis tres ne verre qui re,
Alo veri indt gestis,
His miseri ne yer restls.
A pudding 10 all my desire,
My mistress / never require,
A lover find II a Jest is,
His misery never at rest is.
Mollis abuti,
Has an acuti,
No lasso fms,
Omi de armistress,
Cantu disco yer
Meas alo yer
Mol is beauty,
Has an acute eye,
No lass so fine is.
o, my dear mistress
Can't you discover
Me as lover /!
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THE TEErH's SALvATIoE.-The interior bark Of
the soap tree Of Chill Is admitted by botanists TO
possess cleansing and preservative qualities IN
shared by any other known substance. Its native
name, guiudy, is from quilidn, to make clean.
This mstchless antiseptic Is main constituent of
the famous preparation for the teeth known as
Sozodont, which has long since taken the lead OF
every other article Of it class throughout the
Western hemisphere.
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Digestive Elixir OF Pepsfne.
lRIMAULr q CO., CHEMISTS. PARIN

PBPslNE the latest scientific discovery Of DR. Corvssr
MUSICIAN TO his majesty the Emperor the French the
Gastric Juice ITSELF rather the digestive principle Dured
which dgess food IN the stomach When by OF
other the supply OF digestive uid Is small inevitable
consequences sre bad digestion gssrts xastragia
nation Of the mucous coats Of the stomach bowels
burn. puite snRma less Of strength and lin fen aIe
htoros The Elixir Of Pspsne which sanctioned by the
appreciation OF the Paris Academy Medue speedily
Al soen diseases snd prevents vomiting during pregnancy
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ERENCu MEDICINES
-PREPAREp 81
GRIMAULT CO., CHEMISTS,
Is Rue RIoHkLIEg. PAR1a
No More Copaiba and Cubeps.
sRIEAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
hATIOo vEGErALIs
Whers ali otnsr medicines have failed thess preparations
w always eject cure These insure rapid and
e OF severe ecsr; ana chronic Of private diseases
they used In the hospitals Of Paris the celebrated m
Boord and are founa greatly superior 70 all hitherto Known
miners remedies and CopaiDs Cubebs The insctieu
aasd In rsosnt and capsules In more ohrofdo casss
BURN du Buisson's IodIde OF Iron and Man.
ganeso Pflls.

TIE treatment Of chiorotc affections d av.v
ons and tedious with the usual preparations from whice
DOT anirequenty fs owing the being able
support them The researches Of Professors Hsnnou
3russei Gen-o1l aud retrequn, Of Lyons 8erseus
r1usseau Of have demonstrated that this lsmentsos
failure owing the absence of Manganese which a. vel
AZ Iron, is an essential element of the blood These P
therefore, supply an important deficiency therapeutics
asve consequently received the appreciation Of Acade,
Of Medicine and the principal scientific bodies They are
smployed With certainty Of against Chlorosis reer
Scknes stomach COmpsnts Poverty Of the Blood aud Ir
regular he'sruston and preferable pills iodide
ron alone In al anefnic scrofHsus and sso
Iona
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OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall, Feb. 26, 1869.

MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Feb. &c, 1869. (
No. 13l5-N. ST.
Resolved. That the controller be and he Is here
by authorized, after FIVE days notice in the Official
journal TO adjudicate q contract for digging,
cleaning and widening Lafayette Avenue canal.
from Claiborne street TO Florida Walk, the work
to be done in s'rict accordance with plans and
specifications on file Ia the Office Of the city sur.
veyor.
iSigned) ALFRED KEARNY,
President pro TEN. Board Assistant Alderman.
(signedJ THOMAS MARKEY.
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Feb. &c, 1889.
(Signed) JOHN z. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
john W. OVERALL, Secretary,
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CoNrBoILrs,s OFr1cH. CRY H,Ll !

CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CRY HAIL.
New Orleans, March 2, 1859.
Notice Is hereby given that the controller will, at
bic Office. on Tuesday. March g. 1862 at noon,
sdjudicate 10 the lowest bidder or bidders the
above contract. according to plsns aud speci6ca-
tons on file in the Office of the city surveyor.
Pas. LABARRR,
Deputy Controller.
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Don't buy Q miserable single thread machine,
when you can get first premium Grover Baker
at the New York price. ffty-6ve dollars, and war.
ranted Eve years, ct Isl Canal street.
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Call end see Keep & Hogan, SO Tchoupitoulss
street, for hardware, cutlery, plows hoes. cast.
ngs, agricultural implements, etc. Prices low,
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syrup Of Peruvian BARK snd Iron,
-PRKPAKEp BY
9RIMAUL On

onsmis~ 70 T. L Il. Prince Napoleon, Paris
fhs medicine presents agreeable FORM the activs
principles Of Peruvian Bark the BEST Of toncs cobned
With Iron one OF the principal Eases Of blood Il
ecrbed BY the most eminent physicians Of Paris 20 cure
youns females and 70 restore health vor
general urspdy rumoyes the distressing stomach
20 oss saheet res1Arises and facilitates hov Of the
sstsmena, and also excellent pale iynphstic and
scofaous children Lastly sxcss t6s sposss promotes
digestion, and extremely beneficial % al persons whose
blood hes been Impoverished By nsss or oag and dicuh
ccnvslescens~ Ths ss Il this nSz, ass q onos esss
Dspss oasss h Esv Orleans q
v DUCouGES,
90 sfr~sx.
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MAYoBALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Feb. 26, 1869.

MAYoBALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall, Feb. 26, 1869. (
mo. l3l5-N. 81
Rescued. That the controller be and he is here.
by authorized. after i've days notice in the official
journal, TO adjudicate q contract for digging
cleaning and widening Lafayette Avenue Canal
from Claiborne street 10 Florida Walk the work
10 be done in strict accordance with plans aud
specifications ale in the Office of the city sur
veyor.
(Signed) ALFRED KsARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed1 THOMAS MAREEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved Feb. 26, 1869.
(Slgned) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary.
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall, March 2, 1863. I
mo. l322-N.S.
Res0tue6, That the controller be and he Is here.
by authorized. after five days notice in the official
Journal 10 adiudIcste contract to the lowest bid
der or bidders, for Smelling and grading First
street, between st. Charles aud Claiborne
streets, the work to be done in strict accordance
with plans and specifications on file in the Office
OF The city surveyor.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved March 2, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY Mayor.
true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL Secretary.
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS
City Hall, March 2, 1869. (
mo. l323-N. 81
RESOLVED, That the controller adjudicate, after
five days notice in the official journal, contract
to repair the tables, drawers and racks in the
Poydras Market, according to plans and specif
cations by the city surveyor.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved March 2, 1869.
(Signed) JOHN r. CONWAY Mayor.
true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL Secretary.
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PORES CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS
ASTHMA. ETC.
In all Diseases Of the Throat Lungs requiring use
IT mild soothing and decidedly efficient remedy this pro
psrstion may be used by persons of all ages from "the In
snt mewlng and pukng In its nurses arms where
sixth shifts into the lean and sppered psntaoen WITH
much prospect of relief from any pharmacopa
POPE'S CURE FOR COUGHS has been used in hi.
y for years with Increasing demand put In bot
les at 75c each. Tryh. JOHs II. POPE
rruggist, corner jackson and Prytsna streets.
Sold also BY JOHN DxBENHEvILLE, Druggist corner
Camp and Poydras streets
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IN s[itEGAE..
nR. u. LYMAN KENNEDY.
formerly OF Philadephia)
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
SH5 CanaJ. Entrance on Ramnart Strsat

the Of Chronic Diseases of the Throat Lungs
live aud kidnsys, Breuch it's Ustzrrh Functional
engagements Affections, spinal Irrs-
tions An diseases Incidental to dawn OF
womanhocd the OF maternity change OF fs Pumo-
nary Gonu mpton. Diseases OF the heart Eve, Blood
ana kin the Womb Uterus end its spp-ndages, ssient-
saly trsated Thirteen of life having
been devoted exclusively to the trestmoot Of the
named deses, fe- That promises leedy De
pent 6tease- Of en- Understood has tsti
mon,ss and autograph letters from OF the distn-
gusbeo isdies and gentlemen IN this country any whom
knownin the OF leers bearisg te-tim his
skill. DR. hes collected the prin.ipa discoveries
which modern chemistry has enrichei the field of Mataa
Medic. he has investigated faithful y the effects OF various
substances aOd explored the vide hrds Of
before used several Of which have proved qualities
great remedial power Persons distance consult me
by letter. LYMAN KEENEDK. M. D.,
d Canal street entrance o Rampart street
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DETITION..

PETITIoh............... ....FsTIrIss.
NouvELLE- ORLEANS, Is octobre 1853
pHonorabe Consei Commun Vile de Il HouvsIle
Orleans:
Messieurs-cs soussignes propetsres Bolivar
enre les Poydras Commune Lafayette repreentsnt
e nobre de pirds de
tneusenent vore honorable qus bs,qu-tes
Cite rue entire Lafayette ct Commune qu
les rerd iRpassables petons surt0ut mutt Aims
done
Ia lot pour equel prierons
THOMAS O'fpIL. COZ pieds.
PATRICK MURPHY, ITO ..
THOS MAhKEY, 30
II. A WEBES 40
K JUDGE, lhO
CHAS. ROSE,
JOHN CROFT, 240
LAWRENCE Mc9REUNE, 80 pfeds
WALTER & CUNNINGHAM, 81 pieds.
WILL AN SHERlD AN, 30 pieds.
JOHN FORD. 81
COUTLEDGE a RAINEY 100 pisds
PATRICK AAHER, 30 pisdsL
HENRY GAINES. 80
EDWARD LYNCH, 9s
SCHMIDT zIEGLkR no piedA
b j BFRKERY, 49,
JOHN BAKERY, "a
Houhre total de peds Il el2
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DETITI0N,

PETITAoN'".'.''.",,, "...fBTITION.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is lS68
To the Honorable the Comnoa Council New Orleans:
Gtntlenenihe undersigned property ON Bolivar
street. be Poydrss and streets
the number of feet front mentioned do
most respectfully inform your body the b,nqustt
said street. between Lafayette and Common unt for
travel especially after light We therefore lay this
ton before to have said hsnquettss walks paved
ana curbed ding to law. for which viii pray
etc etc.
TBOS ONEIL $50 feet
PATRICK NJ RPHH. ITO tea
1hOs. MARkEY. 80 feet
r. a. WEBER, l2J feet.
E A BRIDGE, 1855 feet
CHAs ROSS. 80 feet,
JOHN CROFT, 24O feet
LAWRhECE McGREUNE, 80 feet
WALTER CUNfIN CHAN, 30 feet,
WILLIAM sHERIDAn, 3Jfeet
JOHN FORD, 60
COUrLEDGL. A hAINkY, 100 feet
PATRICK NAH TX. 80 feet
HENRY GAINES 80 feet.
EDWAHD LYNCH. IS feet.
SCHMIDT BIEGLSR, 100 feet
b j. BEIKERY, $50 feet
JOHN BAKERY. 30 feet
Ps'iiio i,ne| "a el2 teet
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The ENTERTAINMENT IN BEHALF or
TIE PKEsBrTEhlAN. CHu4cn.--The en-
tertainment giyen. by the ladies of the
Presbyterian Church at the Marshall
House on Friday evening of the past
week, as was TO be anticipated, Was a
very decided success. Nature and art
contributed alike to. the richness and
variety of the en- tertainment: and to
tho pleasure Of i the OCCASION; ), Spring
furnished its building: :twigs and
blooming flowers, whilst tho, skill. OF
tasteful lhandicrah entwined.these into
rosy chaplets and lovely xreaths.
The spacious haA presented a charm
ing vista of the richly loaded tables,
spread beneath theovefsrehing ever.
greens and flowers lwhilst bright
eyed beauties extorted toll and 3ex-
acted tribute Of something more, sub
stsntisl than mute, admiratirn or eyep
vows and protestations. !"Stand'and
deliver was the word. of, command,
- potent as the ."open, sesame OF
the Eastern story, whilst dsrk-eyed
houriss gathered in the glittering
store, from depleted purses, The
handsome sum Of 1895 was. realised
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character and ability-indsRepd,
ence to choose tho right aud firm
ness to pursue it. He has signaliz.
ed his devotion to principle on the
field of bastlss a gives ND less Ian
evidence IF devotion and selE-saSfi
fee: il sohsehVng to bsso6s stand.
ard-bearer now. AS the exponent
of principle and as the representa-.
ton Of 9 party, he merits the undi:
vided support of black and white:
whose best interests are involved in
lis g gaeeesg. Let Us do oaE- duty,
'thongh the heavens fall" 9Th,
Best way t6' achfevs success Il to Ael
serve 'l q "'a Let no man stay d va away !,
from tie polls: - <''''','' ':' e3"o' =
'.@ p. The Radical Committaee 3 iia, iq Go, J.
lumbia are leaving no means sdp,
tried to mislead the blacks and carry
out their purposes, The State Con.
stabplary are hyiug through every
nook and corner of the: District
mastering the clans and 7pfepaf.
ing itfor' the, cantestt +lssforewathetl
let us be forearmel."''tLe the bat.
tle-cry of Nelson's be ours-ssEng-
land expects every man to do his
'dufv rEu -rstf i a...'..t:s 81 i
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GRoss ouraAuR.-Ws.; learn that
during .thepaat week. a party of. fonr
men, consisting Of jerry. Hollinshead,
Pom Gufan and two: others, wont to
Colonel. Pas*srson's . plantation and
arrested bis former oyerseeF4- Rich;
srdson;-:-nnder the charge of. .hav;ng
whipped na .. negro last Fall. Mr.;
Richardson is a qpist and inofeuaiys
man, ,sad 10 .lone Of his neighbors be-
heVes, up area told, that he il guilty.
He is, besides, an old and faebls man,
yeti these prscipns f!peaee oneera''
actually put, haadetSs on, himt i On
their, way To- AbkevilIe, !, being rsnon,
strated With BY a eipersqn who, met
then, they tssmoYeA the hapacuGA
bat bound his limbs. with T. cord, and
gave hip hin in paete ylto,s negro ~ ihs
1led ,ta tbisaspaaes4saqs .5jlt; al 8 sea
i,,.iG iGommsatt is;r Hnnss essssFy,,o Yst
tbese PEP fs the rnsp uppopFhom, thu
Governor "A o pf The State relies "a, ,yindf-
ifts pt.s. the nsjssty, 9f the law, aud, ia
bring los4 abtsa, pli,Hs ts juatjcss .,,s.
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s Isfoa rHE Ila,. .ABssaILIs ssss lis!33i 3Saissg. a,I
i fnF0RzAT10Ng ;DESfRED. fafas.

Y
Ms. sEDf4ox.i n sess asihonhchd:
ii Your paper sthsi nafhs f6fA p,
Conner asl R iSsndiakts fbr 6dnsy
Commissioners of .Abbavil ist xhS
next election nm ysd Or some of
your d6Hssspi tatbees sse lind aas
toiinfora1 ahSwh fss4.. rs E8hHafY
Issit tn9 safdS IiRh Who assask iiidiSts
sd 4Sf f5ifgiHk IN. By u EeiSiiissf9
VIII. II aSs sRs Same M i naiis do
yo9 fliihk it sroeasI1fa tbs blop,si ssI,is io, !,
elsss in g sS i.S i wlss
ss1Sss ',,aS!s 81 fssl {, saas6
sisahss aesse RssssIl lip
sia & b ,1',s| IsSs
Is II.ssss Is e y s ~ q ,sS,;| s:s
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II.
Markets..

NEW :Yonk, May ls.-Noon>-cot.
ton quiet, at. 28i.- ,it,,.-r.a,,,.uo... ,
Z. p. M.-Cottoni' active and nm.
changcd, with ssles. Of 1000 bales, st
28A. III: I3i!W .:;s ;.;Il al: - 9i;
BALr1doas, May, Il. Cotton quiet.
CMAnnEsros, Nay -. Cotton dull :,
sal salo! 100 be belssImiFddliipgs e1aF Na@Hai
aAvausrA;.G GA1p May 1s..4Martet'
dull; :salea 100 bales; aisceipts Co..
middlings '26@284aw - ~! gl.Ftsps :.
LfvEaPoa1, May; 1912 ~ !. -4r-Cot-,
ton open dill and fnt--lplands l1s@,
11l ;otleahs 11s@i1a. ~: a., ,1'3 r.;
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,FoR County COMMISSIONERS AN

,FoR. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND
CORONER. We are authorized to
announce the following ,psrsons as
candidates to fill the .facancies,in the
Board Of County Commissioners, and
for. the Office of County Coroner : n,
For County Con,nissioners@EdA
watd ,westaela, 1vna. H: .Taggart.! -
For Coroner James a. Mecofd,,
~ 'ip a@a5i psi ;.T.saD slnalI, oip
The election VIII be hsla oh tie
25th. May, inst. 'e 5'5A'., 90 s''.'''"'.
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sSssstaat EpisSopai CONVENTION.


Fhs seSenty,ninth AnaaafnenssSs
tibnsoA this body was held IN Ekarssa-
kog during the past week. Ea al
5Thssgssas full attend ak6eLYrfni-
~ Church, Abbeville, was represented
by the Pastor Rev. W. P. DuBose, aid
delegates JAS A--Norwoodr IT. Rob
ertsnnirl lues=1essati,ssss-:=:s=:=s====::sss:ss:-
The churches uuder its care were
fully represented. Much important
business. Was Observation-Disclosures
bers generally DtQpkan active part ID
the proceedings: There was much
animated discussion several topics
of interest to the Episcopal Church.
Thereportn ade to the Conventson Of
the losses sustained BY the Episcopal
Churches Of this State, was trulyEiiS,,
tressing. There'are very few seff.sus.
tanning Parishes in the, State. r The
wealthiest, formerly, have been the
S'catcSe SuuerCf6.i ~ =. ."i - .h''''
The report of the 'labor9s,. Of the
venerable Bishop Davis exhibits q
large amount of work. Hc is a wor.
thy example for imitation by all n imiu
listers of the gospel" .'''. =. ''','" ' -,
lie confirmed 200 persons, of whom
217 were whites, and 50 were col
orcd. - ''.1.'~' ,'~s''. ...,",
lie admitted to Priests Orders
Rev's. j. Ellison Capers, j. Nv: Motto
Il. W. Memrninger; and to Deacon's
Orders, Messrs. K. u. i..dgcrton, F
Davit, F. NJ. Hall; and received
as candidates, Mcssrs. A. r. Stuart
S. 4. Ponier, N. B. Fuller, and Ed
ward r. Miles.
;. The subscriptions to the Bishop
Fund amounted to S4950, of whiol
Trinity Church, Abbevillc, donated
5000. :. s.., i. la.
The following delegates were elect
ca to the next Goncral Conyeu; on:
P'ineipals.-Rov. G. HanckeI, D. D.
Rev. G. G. Pinekney, Rev. G. P. Gads
den, Rev, P.J. Shand, Messrs. Edwar,
McCrady, J. J. P. Smith, G. A. Trcn
holm, A. g. Haskell. ...5
Aiternates.-Revs. A. T. Porter; "
Is. w. Howo, J. G. Drayton, J. D. No
Collough, and Mcssrs. Ii. D. Lesesnt
Charles Sinkier, W., r. Colcock, an
John A. Calhoun. -. g. -, #s
After an animated discussion, tn
Convention refused to change it
name to that of Council,
d The sessions for 1870 will be he'll
in Trinity Church, Abbcville. w
> have no doubt that the Convention
will be welcomed by our citizens.
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ron TIN ABBEvILLs PRESS.

Mr.. EDrroR:-There Is certainly
not q man in Abbeville Indifferent as
to tho success of our Agricultural
Society. Its successful establishment
will tend more to energize our people
to thorough development of all our
resources than any individual UNDER
taking that ENTHUSIASTICALLY
early publication Of the premium list
AAAha aEbohtiyAcommittasu Il a step
in the Eigh direGtiap. and hone tho
suggestions Of your correspondent
/" HogskiaRt tassSp bis 'SsoSuomeu 'soS
by the way,) viii be considered by
ths Somri7ttsS swiist otheif liasxt wifi bs
published with amounts attached ;
nbr d6f f'sed Why MrsiBe 1shRouldn't
have saschahSe st6 SLOW fiS sbSgT fat
Fbady, though 'Bs should BY dill means
be'eomPelled4 TO prove its 'pedfgfee.:
r. But.totmy MIND i'll thsprshniam list,
+" Hogskih" did ,Btrly Ksvsr rall omitted
Zone very tmpottant' subject 1 whfcs 4
I.I'bss les9S to Dali thv attention Of Ito
Executive C0Mmittgso: 10 ,sSo .192a
|1'It5is kH6wns tHat If 'thy exciting
State Goverhfnenti isl 'sEuassccsssfalfy' y'o,ppe oppe-
rated; "ahdtamsn eate elected eSoafity
commissioners VITO Dire able to appre.
ciste properly the duties or that
Office wewill soon bavsa q real, 'intrin.
Bic tana o5mparativeval attached is
every plantation and fasrid In sAbbs.
sille. "' Ever: forest lands win ybs
] known, oursarabiei area awilti be- ako
known and valued, and sthds waste
taud too POOR 70 be- o&ntesd viii like
wise. have it's measurement. diOf
course the tar books wih cher show
the real value OF sSvery farm or plan!
tation in Abbeville, and consequently
the: amount each owner has in rested
in reai astatev.. Thatsanae will bs the
case with PERSONAL property In fact
the tax books. should;show actually
how much each farmsr; ;sasi ls,seh, ia
WORTH Now i athinka'premiam of
not lesa' than fifty dollhrs should be
awarded the farmer WhoEpockets the
largest proportionate income, .aor net
yield from, his agricultural invest
menttl "giI I9@1s | .t,;r;.t3, s,.:seH
d This YOU will 'iobserve isH e. very
different matter from Mr.. aBerly's
boast Of making more to Tho hand,
&C.; for he may with ten hands eulti-
vate in dottonpcofn, and small grain
twe hundred and s6ftyicfes or land
ON a'plantation Of 6ns thousand acres,
while a neighbor with the same force
would cultivate the same area on Q
farm of four hundred Scres.' In the
lattor case only one hundred and Hfty
acresiare dead. capital, while in. the
former. ! no. @yieid lis obtained from
seven hundred, and fifty acres. With
the same crops from these two plan
tations the smaller ono teertaiulyha
!, far the largest net income, Is ,thia
. not q question: well worth the con
sidoration of tho Executive Commit
tee, the Society, and ali advocates Of
fimmigrationP .!tiN's S''' 's# y,
| Respectfully, = ,
4 ..... !.T;.,. iCURLTA1II.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-05-21

THE GEORGIA HONE INSURANCE
CoxPANY.---We direct attention to
the advertisement of this--one of
the most stable, reliable and pros
porous of the Southern Companies,
located at Columbus, Ga, under
the management of John F. .Boaz-
man, President, and d. +. Wilcox,
Secretary. Mr.. ~ f.. G. 1DuPre,
our active and energetic young
townsman, is their agent here, and
the company conld not have select
ed ono better fitted to present their
claims to the favorable considera::
ton Of. our community. The large
assets of the Company, and the
high character of their officers is
the best guarantee of their entire
reliability. On this point read the
following extract from the Column
bus Sun and Tin,ess =. il: n,.n,.
- EVIDENCE OF. PROSPERITY AND
PERMAEENcY:---As1 an; evidence of
the prospsrity and stability of':the
Georgia Home Insurance Com.
pany," we mention that the Com
psuy on yesterday purchasedTfor
428, 900, the iron front three story
building belonging to the'Assignees
of:the Bank Of Columbus. The
meaning is unmistaksble. -. The
Company is in excellent financial
condition: we'll managed, amply
able to carry on large and safe Id:
sufance bhsiness, and intends that
headquarters shal1 remain at Co;4
lumbus in its present location" 80
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-05-21


ERIosSi AT lgAMsroN.-We re-
thrn our thspksSte tho Committee of
INVITATION kG3nstting of Col. d. W.
Npanald, |M W Epting and WA
AsGxklf xah Eapt. J. A. Townsend,
foE a pohtssinvitation to attend Pic
nc at Williamston, on tomorrow, the
2ad inst. Weare also requested to OK
tend the invitation to the young peo-
Pic Town. ;speakeFs ana {
band sf music ars expected, AND tho
occasion wiifitkelS bo tery attrattixNet.
1tsweatd,giv s-greHt7 7pieasurs~aszin
our o. powsfAt9Jet#ssefnHss #efHssaea saea we think
that our young readers will not noed
any pressure sa oisl to' do o,so,,sor %, o,ea III