Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-07-15

TAX LIsT.-The following are totals of
| the different items of the State and Ooun-
| ty Taxes, for New Hanover county, for
1870, the list of Which has just been made
up and turned over to the Sheriff by the
Board of County Commissioners:
No. white males between 81 and so,
1929; colorcd do. do, 1920; No. acres
land in county, 47O, 403; last valuation of
land, $1,O8O,6S7 last valuation of town
lots, So, 627, 531, No. horses, 948; value of
horses. $50, sol; No. mules, 467 value of
mules, $38, 554 No. jacks, 2 value Of
jacks, $3.50; No. iennets, 4; value of ien
nets, $3.50; No. goats, &c; value of goats,
800; No. cattle, 8,9G8 value of cattle,
Sod 319; No. hogs, 17,208; value Of hogs,
$2G, 525; No. sheep, 4.025, value of sheep,
81, 833; value, without specifying the ar
ticles,) Of farming utensils, tools Of me-
chanics, household and kitchen furni-
ture, provisions, arms for muster, wear
ing apparel for the use OF owner and fam
lily, libraries, and scientific instruments,
$1G9. Cos; money on hand Or on deposit,
S53, 894; solvent credits, including open
accounts, deductin debts of taxpayer,
Except bonds of United States or
this State, ana rent for current year
for hire Of taxable property $25G. 32G
value Of stocks $40 all other personal
property, including musical instruments,
watches, jewelry, &c, 500 ; value q such
othor porGonnl property, 1886, To- &-gGre-
gate value of real ,.nG personal property.
s.. 9S2, 100 net income on which tax Is to
be paid $lO7, 84I total general and spe-
cial taxes $40, G31 Gl:.
DED1NQUEET5.
No. white males between 81 ana so, 80
colorcl malos between 81 and 50, Obj; No.
acres land in county 1890 last valuation
of land, SIT, 92O lat valuation Of town
lots, $50, $50 No. horses, 8; value OF
horses, 1920; no. mules 4; value Of mules,
S475 No cattle, % value cattle 1922
No. hogs, Go; value hogs, sos no. aheep,
10; value sheep, $40; value "a. ming
utensils. household and kitchen furniture.
&c, $500 solvent credits, >;135 value of
other persona! properly, 1856 ; aggregate
value Of real md personal property, $751;
90 total grand and special taxes, So
O8G So
MEErnAST3 LIFE Insurance COMPANY
We desire 70 call attention to the announce
mcnt OF this Company in another column.
rs its name Indicates, tits under the control
OF the leading merchants Of Now York
city. It's directory is composed OF gentle
men whose character as citizens and as
business men, bear the very highest tcsti
ON of In 40
perform its undertakings, and to the in
tegrity and efficiency OF its management. |
The President is not only gentleman of
large experience IN insurance matters, but
one OF the most substantial business men |
of the Metropolis. Among the Directory |
we recognize such mon as Daniel S. Ap- |
pleton, OF the woll-knOwn publishing firm;
d. Il. Mangam, President OF the National
Trust Company Peter Gilsey, next to AS |
tor, the largest owner Of real estate IL New
York W. A. Wheel0ck, President of the
Central National Bank, and other promi- |
neut gentlemen who contribute to Inspire
respect and confidence in the management !
and solvcncy of the Company.
MIR. T. G. DeLcon, Superintendent Of
Southern Agencies, IS Woll-knoWn to tho
people of the South aa Managing Editor
of tho Mobile Register, and a gentleman of
much literary reputation. An accomplish
ed gentleman and On indefatigable Super
intendent, he will render the MERCHANTS
LIFE one of the most popular Companies
doing business in the South. We predict
for our friend great and deserved success
in his present undertaking, and trust his
duties will call him to our city frequently.
Col Roger Moore, helocal agent, needs
no introduction to our readers. No man in
Wilmington is better or more favorably
known. He is equally popular in his So
cinl md business relations. Col. Moore
never does any thing by halves, and this
undertaking will be no exception to his
ruIo. He has cur best wishes for Buo-
c3ss.