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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-02
LETTER FROM ROCKY BAR.
Rocky BAR, August 18th, 1865.
QUARTZ AND MINING,


Ed. WORLD DR.. Hawthorne of Portland
starts East via Portland in few days, having
the necessary deeds to dispose of certair
lodges, Of which the Willamette ledge stand.
prominent. This is on. of the Yuba. discov.
cries of this spring and it is a large and vel
defined ledge. .s4. ga
The Victor Co.'S Mill crushed someiyester
day and runs in full blast to- morrow This
Company have struck the New York ledge
deep under ground and find IL foot lode
and very rich. Col. Raynond's Mill got in
Yesterday and is'to be put up at Rocky Bar
Consderable.quartzf changing hands now
and Mr. W. Waddngham has paid out large
sumsin gold &C. for valuable interests. Too
much cannot be said in praise of our energet-
&c and go-a-head townsman, for lie has done
far more for this place than any person who
ever was here. II New York he formed a
Company, called the Waddingham Gold and
Silver Mining Co., with capital Of 5000, 900.
OF whom --- Hoffman, Esq, is President
They have 40 stamp mill near at hand for
the Ada Gilmore Ledge, at the western bound
dairy of this town, and are purchasing large
~, through Mr.. Waddingham, (their feet SUI
perintendent1 in other valuable lodes. The
rays OF the rising sun are visible and the
night of Aturas county is fast passing away.
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PRICES cuRRANT-RErAIL.

May be stated about as follows Flour
VII and $l2 sack; Bacon so cents; Veg.
etahles potatoes rs and 80 cents Turnips
and Beets 20 cents; Squash Is cents Oni-
ons, noneiin the market andin some demand
QUARTZ FOR THE EAST.
Mr.. Hannay of Washington City, D. c., has
purchased the whole of the Bonaparte,
French, Sebastopol, Montreal and Monte
Criste lodges and taken them east They
promise as well as any lodges here and #
they turn out as we'll as they look and pros
pect, they will prove a good investment.
Yours, ALDEBARAN. q
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Sheriff Johnson and possee got back on
Friday after bootless chase after the ras-
Gals who stole about 80 head of horses from
ssldWell's ranch. They tracked the thieves
for 0miles but lost them on the emigrant
road. The well known Bob Allen is. sup
posed to be amongst them. S. y " 81
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SheriH,s Sale.

By w. MALoEEY, Deputy. 90 sht"ef..it
Dated August %. 1865 i3 NAV
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-11-04
letter from Ramshorn District.
RAnsuoRs GULcE, Oct. Slst, 1851

kAMSHORS OULth, NSt' 'A~'
En-. posr: Every quartz district has some one 20
sino- its praises, and do not see why hamsnorn
District should not be represented in the Posr so
g yo, will kindly spare me corner of your valns-
ble PAPER shall be Obliged by your inserting 'h'
following particulars of our leads: s.,
The ouartz of Ramshorn l. all gold ORE no siNeL
hos yat been found The first lode discovered was
Ihe california, in April, 1868; the Monitor was
recorded one year later. This fine lode mas peen
worked SUCCESSFULLY and has paid large DIVIDEND.
First an arastra was employed; and then t"sre
.,,p n,;n which last was working till stopped oy
.Ia coiJ- The Relief, the Mormon Boy the Eagie
Rird the Washoe the Etna, the North star the oSai
of the w est the Henry Clay. the Christmas anu .us
| Iongiey are some of the numerous ledg e Ia ~ Suo :
Dist3ict. and would average 6ve-foot creyice. lns
cravice of the latter is eighteen feet In width attou
teen feet deep. 49,. s,,od for
There is no place in the Territory better httea 10.
working lode mines; for there Is as mucn "oIu ene
water as is desirable, and the quartz rom tne Ia
| ,bsst claim on any of the lodes named ana many
others could be hauled to good mill sile "i'"'-
half a mile Of the shaft:
RIGHT In the center of the lode country Is sa"
mill owned by Hotter h Co., whIch can turh . oe
four thousand feet Of lumber per day OF
: hours. ,.h fror
!, The culch is about sixteen miles, due nor,n, l.o1
Virginia City and there Is good wagon 1Vs~ sOn.d
:. Ramsborp District-the country Is full Oh u.
mile and half from the mill is the town Oh Daeoa'
I- in Biyins's Gulch which, though small ~
co,mn the digeings paying well since hunaker "
hToneht in their ditch, in July last In many cAse
IS an ounce to the Is being taken OUT anu 1se
large nuggets over Sl0o-one weighing over Siov ,
- When any new discoveries take place. "ii' W.
:. again. In the meantime,
d, iremain yours, truly, ,,ruopN
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Amount of outstanding debt @1'i'' %
This last amount SLIT SO, is liable to De
by S65 co. which is the amount OF accounts
allowed bv your honorable body, and the warrants
Cor which have not vet been demanded. The above
estimate also includes the pay OF our Ponce force
nm to the 18th of this month, and all of the city OH
cars tn the lst OF the month, with the exception or
tho Ctv Clerk whose salary has not been drawn since
tbe ID day of July but which is retained to balance
deficit in the accounts of former deputy arr CUNT
ing to 1921 40. The salary now due the clerk VIII
oyer-pay this amount, leaving small sum Oh nis
! salary still unpaid. few other small amounts
aoTnting to not over 800 00 completes the amount
of the Indebtedness of the city. ... an,
of the amount of unpaid Warrants, (Si,l77 93)
the larger portion is in my hands, having peen
receiyed bv me in payment of licenses during the
resant week as also considerable amount OF U. D.
currency Taking this into consideration, together
with the balance now remaining In the hands OF the
Treasurer in favor of the city as shown by his state
ment we may fairly say that the city Is now entey
The Office of Street Commissioner being abolished
e2 600 par annum is thus saved 900 Is also saYet
Jv your reduction of the salary OF the Clty 0lerh
The Police Department also contributes, oy you
per month, or $4,000 90 per annum, to this fund
| making the actual saving of S7,5o0 w per anhun
| to the citizens of this city
with this amount saved, two courses present them
, selves: reduction OF taxes or an expenditure ~
the comfort improvement and beauty of our city
either of which would contribute much to the satl
faction of the citizens. :.
If the present rate of taxation Is Continued, VII
the nresent economical government and the IA
increasing business of the city, in the course of Al
other wear considerable fund VIII have accumui
!, ted which can be used towards making Virgin
City the neatest, most beautiful and most elegan
as + is now the best regulated city, III Montana, al
he the metropolis of our young Territory.
The happy result of your constant labors OF t
past month will 1 hope, render the government
the city acceptable and useful TO all classes oi 81
zens, and gain for you, as you well deserve TN
annrobation for your earnest endeavors lately ma
in behalf of their individual and general welfare
Respectfully submitted,
= WILLIAM II. CH1LES,
s' City Attorney
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-11-04

work on ClimatOlogy settles this question.
This line Of Winter temperature LAID down
by him. which passes near Fond du Lac,
.pursues a northwesterly course, till it ap-
nroaches the mountain ranges; there 1t sud
denly turns to the south and passes INTO
New Mexico, where it crosses the mountains
and passes up on their western tanks, thus
giving TO the mountain regions between the
Saskatchewan country and New Mexico,
through which both the Northern and Central
Railroads must pass, a uniform winter Gil
mate of equal severity. .,r..,z,-n
When this Northern Pacific Railroad shall
| have been constructed, what wonderful
changes will be wrought IN the course Oh
Commerce? For example:
From Yeddo to Puget's Sound, distance
4,5OO miles, which can be made by load
ed steamer in. in..........,...--... Ia Gays
From Puget's Sound to Fond du Lac, by
railroad, at Is miles per hour.
Fond du Lac to Buffalo, by steamer.
Buffalo to New York, by railroad. d.-.......
} From Yeddo to New York .......... 2lt days
A few days will, of course, have to D.
4 added for handling.
| This city, New York and Boston are vastl,
; more interested in the Northern Pacific rail
5 road than in any more southern one. a
: an investment, it promises better results
2 Passing, as it will, through Montana an
: Idaho. it would at once find local business
b Really, is it not strange that its merits hav
,e been overlooked so long, and that pnoil
ts interest should be confined exclusively
re the middle route ? ..l
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Speaker of the House OF Representatives,
-' y -' SIDNEY EDGERroN, Governor.

THE steamer New York, which arrived IN
New York on the 23d of September, IN SIX
davs, eleven hours and twenty minutes
(from Liverpool, We suppose), made the
quickest passage on record, the Baltic,
quick trip being in six days and twenty
one hours.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-11-04

THE Springfield (Mass.l Republican says
the droug int there is becoming almost leafi VI ,
and still the prayers Tor ram are ho1 an.
swered. Hundreds of mills OF all sorts, IN
all parts of New England, are entirely lule
for want of water, and others are only rum
ming a part of the time.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-11-04

AN experiment in tea plants, which mas
lasted five years has been made In Georgl a,
and % with complets success. Tue cultiyator
saws saw his tea plants grow as well as in China,
bear crop at three years old, and last iGr 10
twenty wears. His farm is near Savannan'
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Financial Report to the Municipai
Council OF virginia City. M. Il.

To the MAYOR and councilmen of the Ci Of Virginia;
GENrIEMEN: In compliance with your request
and With that of the majority of our citizens peg
leave to submit to your consideration the following
report concerning the expenditures OF our city, Pc
reying. with you. the period of settlement and
statement of the CITY Treasurer to be the happest
occasion for report of the general condition of ou
finances. F.'.
From the 1st day of March of the present year
to the goth day of October, at which time the pres
ent report is estimated, the Warrants Issued oy Uni
C;ty Government were for the following purposes
| and of the subioined aggregate amounts l.r.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-11-04

, EvrR since the late earthquakes, the San
Francisco papers have been iaooring 70 con, con.
vince their readers that shocks OF tnat class
are the most innocent things IN the worio'
rather pleasant than otherwise.
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FoRBEs's train of thirty or more Wagons
were preparing to roll out from ;.r mere som, .u,
morning TO Montana. 1t is laden WIN 1ir:.; noss
and staples for the Subsistence u ,7h
and Helena folks pedette, oef' l'"'
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-11-04

pprsrprsr JoHSsoS is reported to have
written to a gentleman in Berlin, Prussia
g shall use my best endeasors to MAKE ~
INSTRUMENTATION national, and not partizsn-l
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-11-04

AD1spArcH from Oregon says that Mount
Hood is sending immense Volumes Oh sm'Ao
from it's crater.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-11-04
OFFTCTAI DIRECTORY
Territorial Officers.

OFFICIAL DIRIICIS'S4
Territorial Officers.
l,o,srror--sIDNEY EDGERTON, Banrack City.
kscre.1ry-THoMAs FRANCIS MEAGHER
CHIT JEstice-H. L. HO5MER.
Associate J@stics-I~ B. Ml!LisioN'
- L. E. MUNsON. Il
4ttoruf,r- (Terfrat-E. b. NEALLEYr Virginia
IT 3 MarshaL-GEO. NJ PINNEY
ASSIST U s NarshaL-J x. BEIDLER
Surveyor GenerdL-M BOYD.
Auditor-JoHN 5. LOTT.
Trcasurer-JoHN J. HULL -
e,nsriptepaeut OF Public lRstrUctton-TJ j. DlAsDALE
4ssessor-T. c. EvERTS.
To7Iector Internal ReUenue--N. P. LANGFoRp
Clcrk of the U s. District Court-E. H. FRlsHMCta. Ii
Clerk of I'd Judicial Dstict-C. F. IRVINE Sllver DOW
Clerk Of l. V 'oNLs'' iif'f'"'
uunicipal Officers of Virginia CitS'
nto,or-P s PFoUTs Acting, j. n. CAsTXER
pol;ce Maqistrats-T. w. Tailiaterro
MdrsdaJ-William Deascey
Clerk-Chas. J. d. Curtis
4aorpev-Wm. II. Chles.
. TrsnsuTsr-JOhn s. Rocktellow.
dssessOr-Thomas Pearson.
Assistant Citv MarshaL-Jerry Lewis,
County OFFICERS OF Madison county
co,nty Connisstoners-Johr Potter, Chairman; j. Z
McClurg Fred. K. Root
Probate Jltdge-O. f. Strickland.
SheriF-Neil Howie. -,.,,. = T,
Denim Sherifs-H L. Crawford James Williams, D.
Cayen. - ID -a LIZ "a J. .L..r Z
Pecorder-F. G. Heldt.
CIouDty Assessor-J. Arrnitage.
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,Tustus Cooke,

<,,>rr,r, At ATrCTIONEFR PARTICULAR attention Civ
en- N tbesaie of Live Stock and Real Estate sales
~ scts of Goods in Store Office at the Elephant Cor
raj virginia City NJ. I. T.- sno
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L. w. Fral'y,
Assay Office.

IxTAILACE STREET, one door below Nolan q CO. 5
w Bank Gold and Silver, and Ores OF every deseIlp.
tion Assayed guarantee my assays and wlii Pay any
9.nelehoe "H ' ~. D. GILBERT
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=. A, Gray,

A ucr1oN AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Viz
A ginia City, NJ. T., first door below gontenT
StonT ord Goods of all kinds disposed OF by Public
or Private Sale
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jefferson House,

cra, of wallace and pan Bursu Streets VrgtntG C'fy'
Wy u pTIFs bees 70 inform the public that he has
w. opened Ibis house for boarders and wi tnrnsd
meals TO transient customers, His table A w oe spou
will be paid to the comfort of his guests Coca ces s
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SgUEOF DRY GOODS.

c,NDs whose store is situated two doors anoss q
Quincy Co.'S Wallace street. having sianoss
to return to the States in about two months s he Sas
u his stock some very fine Black Cloaks ana genea e.,
assortment OF iii ai''0is " 5-2m
| bargains =
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Montana Billiard Saloon.

ADAM KLESER and George Williams, Proprietors;
n Billiard Tables furnished with all the most approved
LIQUORS and choice cigars always on hand open lon
A. NJ, TO y P NJ, "a
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Assay Office.

TIME UNDERSIGNED now prepared TO assay COZ
tIy in small or large quantities the ores OF Montana
s;Iror GoId Conner Lead Anthony, Bismnth ofnce
no. :! VI yiG;a w Y LOWELL q co.
Suee1sI ft1SAiNA' ..' -.-. 7'.' r. '. lStf
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Hosnler and Hauser,

C,TAItd AGENTS have established agency for the
purchase and sale of Gold and Silver Quartz Claims IN
different parts of Territory. One Of the partners W
tend in TO the introduction and sale of Lodes IN
New York Philadelphia and other Eastern cities, ana tne
ether TO obtaining the in this city. Arrangements Us
will be made early in the Spring for expressing gooas 10
tbe New York Office and for procuring reliable assays al
the office in this city Office the Post Office ana az O.
r Hauser g. Co s Bank, Wallace Street. IA
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-11-04
.yOhn R. Gilbert,

ASSISTANT ASSESSOR I. s. INTERNAL Re Ri.
4 VENUE for the First Division Of the CoAeenon ps eL
+tiet Of Montana embracing Madison County ONCE hrSt
door east of City Drug Store. ,eoe4
VIRGINIA Citv April 81 1865 "o'00
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-11-04

LOCAL NOTICEs-One dollar per line for three hnes 0
Lass X cents per line for lines or less; 50 cents pc
line for eleven lines or more.
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Tron and steel Turning.
99ccidenfal billiard Hall.

h Street Virginia City The finest tables in town: the
bar supplied with the best of Liquors and Cigars:
10 IeS a. JOHN H. MING.
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THE MONTANA POST.

ID, w. TiltOn 81 Co.
r,-rox BEN R, DrrTEs
- PUBLISHERS & PRoPRIEToRs.
,, ,,s Gin Book Store. corner Of Wallace Jackson
ONeS - ' Stree.s Virgiaia City, Mon Ter. - .7'.
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County officers of Madison County
RTsTNEss CARDS.
w. T. Sanders,

a LIOhtNLI "a. "a HIo,1+ans Territory sly
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The packing house of Favorite & Son wa was Ooe oe
stroyed by fire last night. Loss estimated at
InSnral
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tax, all such classes Of persons, as from. dise--
bility or otherwise. ought, in,ihe judgment OF
the General Assembly, to be exempted.
ARTICLE XII.
SECTION l. . The business OF tho Treasury :.
shall be conducted by one Treasurer, who ehnBla
hold his Office and reside at the seat OF Govern.
tncnt. ~ Nl f".T" HNsiS Na..
SECTION 2. The Secretary OF State shall hold
his office and reside at tho seat Of Govern
ment. .'.''r 1"NL ,'i
ARTICLE XII.
SECTION ~. No Conyenton OF The people shal
be called. unless by the concurrence Y of two
thirds OF tho whole representation in each Houa.
OF the General Assembly m ~ 0lITI'
SEcTIoN2. Nopart ofihis Constitution shall
bc altered, unless bill to alter the Same shail
have been'read, on three several days, In a.
House OF Representatives. and on three sevc--s
raj days in. the Senate, and agreei 10, at the
secone and third readings, by tto-thirds u
the whole representation In each House OF the
General Assembly neither slialD any akera-.
tion take effect, untiltbe bill, 30 agreed 10.
shall be published for three months pSevSous 10
q new election Tor members Of the Hosse of
Representatives |; and, IL tho alteratfon propos--
cd by the preceding General, AssefnbIy, shall
he agreed To, BY the new General Assembly,.
IN tneir INST s'.ssion, by the concurrence oG
two-shirds or the whole representation In each
House, after the same shaliihavo boen rea, ON
three several days in each, then aud not otl,-
crwlse, The came shall become a part OF tho
Constitution. ,. - 7I
Done in Convention, at Columbia, in the 'Statc,
OF South Carolina, tho twent y-sevcnth dasv
OF september. in the year OF our. Lord ono
thousand eight hundred and sixty-fyc.
d. L. WARpIiAW, ~
President Of the Convention.
Attest: JoRs T. SLOAN, Clerk OF tho Con :
vcntion. - WV ''lTtN tN~o''
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Government of the United states.

Observation-Disclosures johnson, OF Tenne,.
see. .. Es. r1 fa...'r Il ,. IT,, .
New York. ''' on
Secretary Of War--Edwin NJ. Stanton. of
Pennsylvania. 7' ~
Postmaster General William Denpisen,
Of Ohio. litg 100 - 'csA''''o'"'S
Secretary of the Navy-Gideon welles. Of
Connecticut. sa y, '.'Sof'N "
Secretary Of the lnterior--Jnmes Harlan.
ough. oflllinois. gza tn'i 49, I"I = f
lucky. IT'LL. |s'.,
- President Of the enate--Lafayette 8.
Poster of Connecticut. go ~
Speaker Of the House Schuyler Colfax.
of Indiana. saaI3 Ii-II' Ill OI''''>~
SUPREME COURT ,I."' -
Salmon c. Chase, Ohio, Chief Justice.
I. James NJ. Wayne, Georgia. : > ,S'..a,J
:. Samuel Nelson, New York. fr
o. Nonert =. Gr'er, Pennsylvania. A.,
D. Noah II. Swayne, Ohio. ~
q. Daniel Davis, Illinois. Nr't'H.Ig
Z. Samuel Miller, Iowa. %r. ,nE.
g. Samuel +, Field. California.
LIEUTENANT GENERALS. %
Wingfeld Scott, Virginia.
Ulysses S. Grant, of Ohio.
A4Jutant General Lorenzo Thomas. Della
ware. ~"''"-
Judge Advocate General, Joseph Holt.
Quartermaster General, Montgomery G..
Nleigs, of Pennsylvania. 81 n 80 : -
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The yVhIte sTai,,s ISm,,I,,.. ! \,
THE NEW YORK iDAY' ROO, q,

THE NEW YORK DAY BOOK. !,
A FIRST class weekly pspsr, in favor Of
IN fhbe Constitution as u IL, ! and ihe
Union as IL was. 2's''H Hol(hI''ssF ~ "
The 'Doy Boo6is not reprinted from A e
daily, bnt'ismade up IezpfssslyA for weekly
circulation, with careful summary of The !
news from all the States. aud all, paris OF
the World, with market Reports. Agricul.
tural Rinahoe, Literature, 10. = NJ bEhai
7.ERiS GASIl.-LH ADYAEcE 4 bF
One copy oneiyear '9l'SsG 9pcy lS2 0fI
Three coPiestone year liIqno2 Is Wsi
Five copiesIoDe yepr, and one to, tho el,, d,a
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Ten copies oneiyear. and one To- Tho =, y" .
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Twenty copies TO os;e adairess y be 2@s8 8o III
Old snbscribersto the Dan. .BooI & thrm,al,' > \
ont the Southerf States, win receive, Il,.
value still due shems by notifying us 81
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Address. giving postofics, county and
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LIE CVpisIlIUG4pN
OF ;Et aH jss
SOUTH CAL R0L I N A.

WE, THE PsoPLg OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA. by ouR. DELEGATES IN CONVENTION
NET, DO oRDATr AND ESTABLISH THIS coNsTif :
TUITION FOR rHE GOVERNMENT OF THE SAID
STATE; 90 t..,hg haf
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SUBSCRIP1IoM "a = 1,na

-, o,;e. a. +. .CRUTCHPIELDk CO.. z
"''~T"oFl HHE 5hB PefetSborn. Va
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u sEcriosj. Tho General Assembly, whSn-
cyera lax Is laid upon land, shall. al do same
time, Impose capita,iou tax. which sheii not
be less upon each poll than one1fourib ofthe
tax laid upon each hrndfed dollars worth bf
the psaessed vsiue Of sho lard tsxed exeebiipg
l,oWeyef, from TIE operation OF such caplihilon