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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-05
A CHRISTMAS LEGEND.

II was Christians eve. The night was
very dark aud the srow was falling fast,
as Herman, the charcoal burner, drew his
cloak tighter around hilii ...and the wind
whistled 6ercely through the black forest.
He had been TO carry load 10 q castle
near, hid was now hastening home, to his
littls hut. Although he worked very
hard, he was poor. gained barely enough
for the wants OF his wife and four little
children. He was thinking Of them,
when he heard u faint waIllng. Guided
by the sound he CROPPED about and found
little child, scantily clothed, shivering
and soLhing by itself In the snow.
why. little one, have they LEFT you
here all alone TO face the cruel blast p
I'll, child answered nothing. but look ed
piteously up Id the charcoal burners
face. *"
We'll, cannot leave thee here. Thou
would'st be dead before the morning
So saying. Herman raised IL IN his arms,
wrapped II In his cloak and warmed Its
little cold hands In his bosom. When
be arrived at his hut, h.but down. the
child and tapped at the door,. which was
Immediately thrown open, and the chill
dren rushed 10 meet him.
Here, wife. Is a guest to our Christmas
eve supper said he, leading In the little
one. who held timidIy to his finger with
It's tiny hand a t4aaansa
And welcome he is.' said the wife.
Nov let him come and warm himself
by the FIRE, ag eas
The children aiI pressed round 10 well
eome and gaze st the little new conner.
They showed their pretty nr tree, de-
corated with bright, colored lamps In
honor Of Christmas eve, whichthe good
mother had enJeavored to make Jetc for
the children. s f4-
They sat down 20 supper, each child
contributing lis portion Cor the guest,
looking with admiration at it, cleai, blue
eyes and golden hair, which shone 10 az
toshed abrighter light In the little room,
and as they gazed, IL grew Into ssrt of
halo round his head. aud his eyes beaIned
with heavenly luster. Soon two white
wings appeared at his shoulders, and he
seemed To grow larger aud larger. aud
then the beautiful vlson vanished, spread>
Ing out his hands rs In benediction over
them. L.
Herman aud bis wife fell on their knees,
excIaimlng M woe1sluck voices, .'the
Holy Christ.childn and then embraced
thsir wonderful chlldrsu Joy and ihauk-
fulness that they had entertained ths
Heavenly guest.
The next morning as Hermann passed
by Oh place Shene he had found the
fair child. he saw cluster ofwhite flowers
with dark grees leaves, looking as though
the snow itself had blossomed.
Hermann pIucSed some aud carried
them reverenIly home 20 his wife and
children. who treasured the fair blossoms
andtended them carefully IN remembrance
Of that wonderful Christmas eve, calling
them ChryAnthemunis; and every year,
AZ The time came ruund. they yut aside
q IDrtion oftheir feast and gave IL TO sonIe
poor little child sccorling to the words oi
Christ: Inasmuoh " 10 have done IL
unto one of the Ie,st Of these, my brethren
sc have dose II unto me- =~-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-05
sfANpER.

'SIandsr--thst word Of poison on,y 6nds
an easy entrance into ienoble minds. Oh !
scorching hrebrand. bane Of society BY
which mOre lives are blasted. more harm
done. yes actual harm inflicted than BY it,
yading armies. Il has been brought home
60 us aud iis fendish effects BY the sacrifice
Of one whose life. on.Y in bis prime. might
have been an instrument for good in this
world. but which. through that instrument
Of the deyil--slandef-- yesterday was. but
to-day is ut.down like gas One would
think that God bad given u. IN this beau
|liful world work enough for hands aud
miuds--yet nsy---these works are pat aside
for tie devils wUrk u running our neigbbOr's $
lives, by poisoning their existence by goad.
ing them on 10 the sacrifice VI life even.
with the busy tongue Of slander. oh our
souls, aow heavily they go 70 reach eternal
boys Have we beeu given Immortal souls
lor this. that their nourishibent should be
poisons, 10 their faculties for good taus dis
sorted? Let Us cleanse out hearts. and
keep our minds intbe L6vx!clge o. our
Lord Jesus Chria ! that into tlIuse holy
abodes. plander,' the wofll Of poisobs may
not enter. = Augusta CopstitutOuia.
n 8 Y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-05
Carriers Address
+ TO THE PATRONS OF THE
nILLSBORO RECORDER.

Merry Christmas Merry Christmas!
aerry Christmasl every body.
My water drinking friends. and those.
Who only take it in their toddy;
T'wonldnt begin to do, for me
To make Distinctions, don't yoi see?
Tho ssrie. Temperance youth myself,
I'd be most conceited ell,
To dare dictate to you. or you. sir
What |. might thiuk you ought to do sir.
Not mine. the eensorfs part 10 take.
Ru;es to lay down. or sermons make;
Bat simply to wish in rugged rhyme,
Thai al may have merry time; e.
Aud Christmas cheer. and plenty iind, =
In sh5 cay they have mind;
With hands as free as Christhfsx times.
Aud merry hearts like christrDass chimes.
As ftl' ofehange as April day. ~
The Uld year slowly glidss away;
And III Of evil or Of good. .s.t s.. i
That BODIED together on itsfood;
We've ehfouicled as best we could
And ever ready at Our post.
Counting DO toll, or labour, Lost.
Have served you like an honest host;
Leaving to Jon. kind frisndsi 70 tell
Whether or no, we've served you we'll
We've heard 81 much d late. Of riugs;
That every little bird that sings.
To tortured fancy. ting liHss.
So. wha,e or prize | may have sung for.
No one shall say. that il was rung for;
But when at door leave packet.
I'll with my knuckles make . racket
Bny how. I win be--seiil
Most eeftsin not to ring tile bell.
| leave 10 men Of might, and wrath.
Great warriors. like hir ofGath;
Heroes. Of forum. and Of field.
Who sll the country's forces weld;
Modern msgi. whose Esisperef sord,
CsL drain the nurse. and drsw the sword I;
To those. rsore potent far than kings.
I leave the uutald power Of ''rings;"
And eravipg not their monsirous gains,
All notified over With the stains -'
OF pIupder draine4 from various veins.
Hope. but my modest purse to fill,
With tokens Of Jour frank good will;
A little mite from every one.
For honest labour. promptly done.
And. ss the last time. dis may be
In any possibility :
That az Q sditof. me. you'll see. .sa
For. IL my presence e'er opprsst you.
Tbis. devil. will no more mOlest you;)
Trim We om hearts with Xmas dressing.
Yours filled viii Kindness, mine witb
blessings. @@
Tho SAD Tie Word a. passing kftll,
| bid younOw 4 kind fnfewelll
Nay you kind patrons. never and
A devil, Of thauhless mind.
To kindness cold. tofasours blindG
Bat over may there dwell With you
Al joys which 70 kind hearts are due.
This irmy last. ny Goodbye call;'
A MERRY CmsTaAss ~ Sot ALI
P.s. .saftr,
The leafIess hill. srs blsaK, land, barsy
! Winter row ressls n ihosit;
Alone, blythe youth Il al could dare.
| l,a. age, and weakness share bic care.
/ sss.ss,.s.s-,.s.sssss- q
aMr -, my father wants TO borrow
ycur paper. lie only wants % read =.
.Wsli 90 back and ask your father TO send
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-05
THE HOUSEWIVES TABLE.

The following is a very valuable house.
wife's table by which persons MOI having
scales and weights &C hand nay readily
measure the article wanted to form any re-
ceipe without The trouble Of weighing. Al
iosance TO be made for an extraordinary
dryuess Or rhoisture Of the article weighed
or measured.
Wheat -four pound is I qusfs.
Indian meal, | pound cunces are
quart. b yfst
Butter, when soft, pound IL I p:n..
Loaf sugar. broken. I pound Il | quart.
White sugar. powdered, pond founes
are quart.
Best brown sugar, pound . dtRcss'ar
1 quart.
Ten eggs are pound.
Flour, 8 quarts are peek e
Flour. four pccks are one bushei.
Sixteen large tablsspOonfalls ara ha'f
pint.
Right latgs tablespoonfulIs arc | gill.
b Two gills are half pint.
Two pints are | chart.
-Four qnarts,are gallon.
a common sized tambler holds half a
pint.
A tablsspocsfull is half an ounce.
Forty drcps are equsl % I tesspoonfniiL
-Four .saspconfuls are equal 70 I'tghsk
spoonful.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-05
PREMIU;siS

New subscribers (appiyiag earlyl for the year
isIs may have, without charge. the numbers for
the last quarter of lisa Of such periodicals ~
they mas subscribe for. !
Neither premiums TO subscriber nor discount
10 clubs can be allowed unless ths money Is re-
miticd dirrrt 20 the publishers. No premiums
Circulars With afrtber rarticlndrs may be had
on application.
The Leonard Scott Pub. Co.,
t.4l Barclay 81. New York. @
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-05
WHAT COUNTRY PAPERS DO.

An exchange c0inbats with considerable
vigor the Argument that the city week.ies
are cheaper and better than the country
papers. because they give more columns Of
reading for the money. Do tue city papers
il asks, eveI give you any home news ?
Never. DO they say anything in regard to
your own county3 Nothing. Do they
contain notices fOr your schools. churches.
meetings improvements and hundreds Of
o,her matters Of interest. which your pa-
per publishes without pay? Not an item.
DO ,hey say word calculated 10 draw at
tenti,m IL tour eoanfrJ and itsnumerous
thriving towns. and aid in their progress
and enirrprises Not word. And yet
there ale men who have such contracted
ideas Of this matter that unless they are
getting as many square inches Of reading
matter 10 their own paper rs 10 the city
paper. they are not getting the worth Of
their morey. Il reminds us Of the 2erson
who took the largest pair Of boots in . boz.
because they cost the ssne as Q much
smaller pair that fitted him.
jess %; but such is life.
4s--.4s%@ssss ssa4-- .7
p DoS'r BE .snanED. Dor Be- asham.
ed, my lad. IL you have . patch on Jour el-
bow. Il is no mark Of Disgrace. Il speaks
vell for your industrious mother. For cur
part We would rather SOC dozen patches
on your jacket thsp hear one proFane OF vui.
gar word escape your lips. No good boy
viii shun you bscause you cannot dress as
ven as your companions. and IL bad boy
sometimes laughs % your appearance. say
nothing my lad, but walk on. We know
many rich and good man Who was once
like you. Indeed, most Of those WIN are
ranked as bsneiaciors Of their race serc
born snivng The poor. aud many N then,
have been compelled TO struggle with po.
vsrty al their life. Do not blush Cor your
poverty. but rsthtr fof Tie false pride
which serbpss yod 10 be ashamed % u.
......~s--.......-s
Never use anything bhk light hIankets
as a covering fot the sick. The heavy,
Inlperyious cotton countefpaheis bad. ..for
lhe reason iliat Il keeps In the exhala>
zion from the pUfes Of The sick person,
while the blanket allows them 10 pass
through. Weak persons are invariably
distressed BY q great weight Of bed.
clothes, Which often prevents tielf getting
any sound sleep whatever.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-05

.Mr -, my father wants 70 borrow
vc,y p.rsr lie only wants TO read it.
well 90 back and ask your father TO send
ne Lis supper. Tell bin ] only want 70
gat i
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TERus IIaciuding Postogsfl
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nLUR&

A discount q twenty per cent wtii be allowed
10 clubs of fnur or more persons. Thus: four
CORES Of tIiaekw0oe or of one Review VIII he
sent 20 one address foe sla 81: four enpies Of The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-05

Cara be possible that our Charles
Wesley Warren. cdr Champagne Charley
has a. last turned tp when the prisoa walls
surrouned him Tho following wo clip
from the Richmond Enquirer;
Charles Warren. an inmate Of tho pen.
Iitentiary. convicted few mbulhs go. nf
ptar,icikg The 'con6iepos game" 10 this
city. has yolubleersd TO perform. without
Compensation. The duties Of secretary 70 the
directors of tbe Institution. Warren clains
10 be lawyer from New York, but sbrih.
ar that be true or not. he IL rtainly man
Of intelligence and quite competent for the
duties lie oilers 10 perform.
, 1876-05-08
THE COURTS.

THE cooE COUNTY NATToSAL BANK.
IN ths matter Of tho Cook County National Bank
which Is In liquidation, the National Stats Dank Of
pes Moines 1a !ed petition Saturday, setting ont
that In November, 1874 there AMONG ths assos
os the Cook County National Baut four noses datcd
Nov. 10, 1874 ado by Joseph snd r. u. sh'sles, Qua
for &l5ooo, for sl0.0oo and two for 5000 each,
ayabs four norths after date and indorsed by peti
Ionsr, tho National State nauk Of Des Mones.
About tho titns aboye mcus1onta thess
four notes wc.o ssnt By D. F. Allan to
Allen, Stephens b Co., Of New York, Where thoy
xs1a hypo:hecated 10 tho Dry aoods Bank snd the
Continental Banks Of New fotk. .
financially embarrassed, - It has indors.d about
worth Of paper for tue shisalers aud that they
ire eiuso1vent. II has offered % pay t31 per cent
tepted By tho majority of it, csedltors on condition
That tho Cook County Nation,l HAnk will join ih the
arrangement. Tho leceiver docs not feel authorized
ri.o him tho necessary authority to compromise.
COMMERCIAL LOAN COMPANY.
J. D. Harvey. Assignee Of tho Commercial Loan
COMPANY, and Charles Comatock, llcd hill In tho
Patrick, Ira 11ol1nes, Joseph A. Holiness NJ. D. Du-
:hsnau, TIM tsmmercai Loan Com1uny, j.. J. HinB-
beysr 1c4"rh hurp. Frank Kolbsier. pcer atastsson
It tho Il. i. i Of Sec, II. a. 10: ai,o. S. T. of
he g. E. q lee. y, ~ 10; tho =. Il =
ss's e. 6 S aeaes re- Of the i .ePe, 1e q ao J.
Bee II. ~, ~; also Lota and os tho s u ot Soc.
!. A, ii; also the pece Of lnnd toau,ectt nt this
W. q roda and II feet. to tie Of TITO hands
Road, thenco in tnnheasterly direction along the
centre Of sa1l road I'LL inersec.s tho lns Of sail
i eectlnn, thence n. along said line &c rods aud II
iees to tha placn Of beunlus, containing 10 acres
uore lcaa also tho u. Il of tho n. ". Z of sor. IL.
v II, together xth a buildings whlsn 1,ixls then
% on tho prtnise1, or might thereafter 10 built
, 1876-05-08
POLITICAL.
Bristow's Characteristic Reply to
tho Lettor Of NIaBsachu.
setts Admircr.
Ridgway Rapidly Growing In Favor
for the illinois Governorship.
Fort Not without Backing
..-Deyeridgo's Tricks.
BRiSTOW.:

.. BRiSTOW.:
THE rKHaoNAI RESTRAINTS WHICH ne coHsIDENs
BECOMING.
speefdt Disrateh 10 The Chteaas Tribune.
WAsn1NnroH. D. O., May 7.-seorstary Dris-
tow has sent tho following iottor in roply to 4
complimentary noto from = citizen OF MasaA-
chuaettb:
:" DEAR Sin have yonr kind favor Of ths 2sth
nlt, and beg to thank Jon for your expression Of gem
orous confidence and eatccm. 1 hare not sought nor
ent; nor am willing 70 do sny act or take my stop
to pfsca m5sef before ths public - candidate for
olIce. l quio content 10 discharge, ~ we'll ~
can, tho dutfes Of tho oiee which
now hold OF course. cannot be jnaensIbls TO t',s
sHprort given In catnsst aud honest men IN my hun-
lilo oorts to enforce tia law and collect tho revenues
levied. Expressions Of confidence and support frum
citizens Of hassachusosta particularly grateful
trloo community, upon which hAvo no clal1,n, usr.
sonal OF otllckf. Please accept Assurances Of my
u, II. I41s1oY,
, 1876-05-08

Every afternoon about ton minuteB before &
m ltnmenss crowd Iegius to assemble in front
Of Tho Fulton Ferry.Louas 90 their way to
BsootiYn. Tue. aFo waiting for o'clock. at
2 cents to ! cont. Ths ia tbs ferrlagv butwuon
Q and Ia tho morning aud and 7 Ia ti!e even.
tng. and IL tho concession grsntod by tho torry
company IN consideration Of loinK relieved BY
tAe caty authorities Of former bonus Of
S10o. .o0o per year paid By the company. Yet
ths difference to Tho company betxccn aud q
cents during these hours IL 10 great that, Tor 4
year past they have bcen irving "a .bsogato tho!r
contract for tho 1-cene ferriage. and restore the
former system Of paying bonus, It IL esti-
mated that they would s2se $50, 100 per aunr,u
by charging oonts. and pasiog Sl00.Q0Q p9E
euRum 10 ths city,
, 1876-05-08
An Euyliuhmun,s Criticism OF til
IrRs1H- D0tInr.

IrAslG.D0tInr.
San Franfi&eo Huliefin.
Ten cents moro, Sir !; trade-dolars ero only
worth 90 cents. and NO can't lake them for any
more than the!r rnarlet value"
Tho speaker Was a clerk In well-lnovn busi-
ness establishment on Montgomery Rtsoat tho
person addressed Enthusiastically foreign in
costume mud English in feature the trans
action which called forth tho romark, tho
tondertng Of a trada-dollar in payment OF i
bill.
"Aw, hem, sir, you don't moan to Say that
Aw-You-aw-cAn's tako dollar for 4 DOL
lar?" said the fusoign gentleman with look OF
wondernout.
~ said that no can't take srzdo-dol,ara, Sir,
for moro than % centa." replied tho clerk
good-uaturedIy. hut arully.
"Well str. detnno. sir. II THIS IL no. tue most
demutb!e country, u!r, tint have aver Hep1l,
air." ezcltedly roalarkcd the tondorer OF tho
trade-tiollsr. 'Hore III 4 coiu. sir, bearing
tlle--au-stamp. sir, Of tho QoYarlmept-au-
Of tho unitod btatoa which pr0fcBaas to bo -
sw-to be tiolaw, and yes,, sls, you say It Ia
O My W0rti!-Aw-90 centn."
+'JuHt the remark which tnade, sir, satd the
atill compliment clark.
now thoroughly. .d!aguHted customer; am-tlcm
-au EugEistlalsn, Hlr. ~ you may probably have
observed. Now-hem-ln tha 1ld country, cir,
4 shilling Ia shilling, Aud guiuon is guiuea,
aud supposed dollaw in thts country MAS
dotiaW. 13ut-aw-lsem-aA you say" ho con.
tinued. "tllis IL not tlol!aw. may ask yon,
air. what IL tho doisw Of thls blasatod country q
1t iH unnecessary to say that tho couuudsuu 10
mhsuB unanswered.
, 1876-05-08

5pEMBENToN SouAEE, Nohgos, april 20. 1876.
-A conference, 10 which vi members ot this
aud Of k,udrod Associations are invited. will
open ln Philadelphia. at the College OF rhyal-
clans, on Wednesday,. May VI. 1876, aud continue
for tilkee days. Tue first sosston will cotnueuco
II II q. m., May al-llensy c. Len, Esl,,
Of pht!ade'phia. presiding; and reports
Will then bs presented BY +. Il.
banbosu. 0euera! Secretary, BY Ds.
Elisha llkrrls. all Others which viii be gencr-
ally aebated. :At3 3r. Ill.,. Dr.. John Il. pacHsrd,
OF Phtl&delphta, will read q paper on "Tha
TRIMMING Of Hursoa.' At 8 p, n,., papor will
bB read by Pr. Edward Z. Mana, OF New Yoss.
on "Htato-Medlclne IN lta IteiRt!ous TO IuseM.
ps1apae aud the 1uebriato." In tho evening Of
Wedneaday. papers viii DO road aud discussed
By gontiesueu OF Philadelphia, on "t}alIding
Associations and Hon.ss for tbs People In ph,la-
dslphia." which will bo fully debated.
On Thursday, juno !, n 10 a. ui.t DoEman 3.
Eaton. Esqr ot Now YORK. WI giya u adlles.
on "The Utility aud tho Bess Method Of Or
gan!Zed Action for Improving Municipal Coy
e.nment;" It II o'clock Lorin utodgett, Eau:.
OF Pnl!AdolphA, will road papos On
"The Administration aud EVASION Of
Customs Lava and at 8 p. III. Prof,
Thomas @. Archer, Of England, will rpad a
paper on International Exhibitions" Thurs
day evening will ba devoted to social reuu1op,
Gu Friday, June 2, tic forenoon session will
b. g1Fen 70 gonesA conference aud debate upon
sQbt:1tA " bs announced hssx&stsf and this
VII hs eo1tlaasd In tho Atts1asAo, II psosssAxz,
, 1876-05-08


n ne Edissr u 7As EAteaqo Tribune:
CHICAGO, May 7.-Tho following fotter from the
lion. s. 3. usyts hrpears In your issue Of Ibis oru-
Ing:
,osa Of thp Towns ot Chicago advisory tcir duties.
copy Wis taken aud Ii "a Follows:
Although tho time y cut fus pafes fnterestcI to
tIcy 1nadr 1t is NEVERTHELESS trlo tlst hut few
PERSONS do apt ear, and # h ouly when tho Collector
rall* upon them t..t co1nra!nts as heard Of gross
Isce resulting from alhereuce to tho letter Of the
NV in regard to asssss,nents ea personal rToner.y
property In other larta OF ine State.
do nnt claim ts right TO direct you 10 10 tho
largely inertcI tue certain colre Of ia taxes,
Of tho tneIs. that feel Justified in making
tggention tie subject. atm informed tIat, at Tho
last session. tie State DoarA Of Equalization tecog-
ntzed ta pr cent Ut i.H ordinary CASH value ,aa
cahh sallio for taxation throughout tho State.
would therefore srt.Gest tilat It wuuld To proper
for YOU 10 conform uu nrtinu Of thu satc Dua1d,
fourr. respectfully u. \. HAYES. Consptroller.''
Tho following aro Tho rules OF law to govern tic
case:
RULES FOR yALu1Na rgnBosAI PROPERTY.
SEC. 3. parsoual property shall DO valued - fol-
ttIst-Al rsronal property, e;cert - ~ herstp
RULES ron vALrlun HEAL EsrArE
8Eo, L. Heal rtoEoEty shall be ya1tled - follows:
First-Each trait OF lot VI ruai property Btatl be
raued ut Its fair cash *auo estimated 1t tho price
goula bring ut = fats, voluntary sale,
Aiter the Asaessot shall have completed bis work Of
Assessment, aud makes return Ut Lin looks to the
County CLERK, Ae also uakes anu Lutscs!Eex to tho
following affidavit:
B7A7k OF lLLInots. - County, eR.-I, As-
sossor Of -, do aolen,uly sweAr that tho book 10
wEteh this ia attached consins co1rect aud full lst
OF ali ths srai property Tor ptrsonal rtorery,Has
the case may be,, subject 10 t4xatton III 70 far
hare been ablp u ascertain the pan1e; AlI tuat
tha a4Aesseu valuo set down tu the proIer column
opponitu lilo several kuls and descriptions Of prop,
ety In eaeh c4as the fA!E cash yai!a Of Burh prop
nsty 70 the best Of J knowledge and belief twheru
"e1cept corrected by the Z Own DoaEd y. and
that tho fooRa of tbs several columns IN said book
snd tabular statement returned herewith, correct,
~ ! verify believe.
In Nsw Of the nbove rules, md affidavit 10 b matla
by tho Assessor, how coull 3r, H. advise 10 90 per
cant alseasment7 Thu State Board Of Equalization
did not recognize thu practice u sssessug At 90 per
cont Of s cash yaluo the Practice hut
Ind fur violated seir aath 81 per Of
what ths aw Required them 10 do. This ~ MI nuieas-
ant question, anti 10 wish 10 bu critical or tsc!l-
meal IN discsstug Il, ai oy with view to tnlucing
aTscM VI uniformity II hG1Ia hnu 4brGed do write.
This practice herttooro tn ihs county has Leen to
for, xsE ~ t. The a@ III c4ses, and others
widely depar from It. From this epriuKa most
Of our troubles.
Our revenue law should 10 renodeled by tho ntxt
Legislature and In tha 1nrant3e A4scssors should
NOT Ae4e II cuuier freely nd eaueAsoF to arrive
systetn Of uniformity, ~ asEura thetu tbpr
work tnsy bo carefully EcrutnlzeA wAeu 1t shall have
ps4xsd ffotu their lauda. D.