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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-19

GALE OF REAL ESTATE WITH n
- A MILE OF GREENWOOD DEPOT, ON THE
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD, IN THE
COUNTY OF aLBEM ARLE Under the provisions
of the will Of Michael Wallace, deceased, the un-
darsigned will offer at public auction on the pre-
misses, on WEDN ESDAY the nth day Of Septem-
Der next, all that VALUABLE ESTATE upon
which the said Wallace resided, containing about
900 acres-about 500 to 900 acres OF open land and
the balance in wOoi-the railroad running through
the land. Tho buildings consist of DWELLING
containing seven rooms, with an office in the yard
with all the necessary out-houses for Farm OF
this size. The land Is very productive and in good
condition. and al the fields in grass except those
In cultivation and the fences in good order. There
are two orchards of well selected fruit on the
Farm. Few Farms are in market that Is SO desira-
be-being convenient 10 churches, and two good
male classical schools, and within eighteen miles
OF Charlottesville by railroad. and imnedia.el y at
the southeastern base OF the Blue Ridge. The land
is level and all the improved machinery in farm
ing can be judciously used
The terms will be reasonable and made known
on the day of sale. -
William l.. Wallace resides on tho land and will
take pleasure in showing the Farm to all who may
desire to visit IT, and will answer all Inquiries.
Address, for further information. WILLIAM j..
WALLACE, Greenwood Depot, or ROBERT K.
PRENTIS, at Charlottesville.
WILLIAM L. WALLACE, Adm's d. b. n.
ROBERT L. PRENTlS, C. t. a.
1tar
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Jour VERY DEsIRA A;BT1S1 B 3f}dHTl
r ING LOTS, G e2s na c III sI HILL, FOR
ale AZ viii sell ss shs
81 the puSise spG !. ns on ihoss vs
18th dsy Of AnsTfN IoTs located described
ABOVE fronting 30 feet each on the south sac al
Clay street and running back betws s1iy Is con-
sdeTsd the most valuable in that Vicinity, ana
81 Gwsi worthy the attention Of those desiring 10
on My,uua. ons.third cash z balance In six ana
waive months, negotiable notes, interest," auos S
and secured by q trust deed. Taxes OF l'0' " 10
paid oy 'hs pulLYN Es BROTHER, Auct!oneers.
o % ,be inclemency Of the weather, the
o"lns i, y. "a nostponed until TUESDAY, goth, a!
40 apos same hourly o'clock ~ .,ors
the sane LYME Il BROTHER, Auctioneers.
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N1ONTROSE FOR RENT OR LEASE

NHONTROSE FOR RENT OR LEASE.
W. The above FhRM, containing ESQ acres, OF
which 200 acres arabic, situated one and nan
miles east of Richmond, on the Williamsburg
Turnpike road, is offered for rent or lease. II Is
well adapted not only to the production OF the
poses of daryinS 1t has on it comfortable dwell,
ling house, g. large and commodious barn: and
extensive stables. Possession on the lst Of sep
tember except az to tho right Of the retiring
tenant to hold the land under Village, with the use
of the barn So long as may be necessary to harvest
and secure the growing crops. Direct applica-
lions by mail box G53) to ca ARIES b. WILL
LIAMS, or call on him at No. lois Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-19

A GOOD PLANTATION FOR RENT
N FOB 6S.-The undersigned, having different
arrangements in contemplation for the next year,
propose renting out The place upon which they
lying in a fertile section, and good neighborhood.
Good improvements upon the place, and growing
buy upon the place all Live Stock, Plantation
Tools, Implements, and Provisions desired. OPP
portunity to seed wheat granted. Address, at
1y 25-lm BACON HAhRlS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-19

The Jet of this suit is to set up and establish
a Judgment OF the Circuit Court Of Gloucester
county, rendered at the April term, 1884, Of the
Court, In the name OF K. II. Dickinson against
on from the 3oth day OF March, 1883 till paid, and
49, 66 costs which Judgment is for ths benefit Of
the plaintiff Blackburn, and to SOB ject the real
estate cf the said Richard K. Hord IN the said
county, TO the satisfaction of the said Judgment.
And it appearing by affidavit made aud filed that
the defendant, Richard K. Hord. is not resident
pear within one month after due publication o!
this order and do what Is necessary 10 protect his
interest in this suit.
A copy-Teste: ..
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Educational.

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. AT
ID CHESWICK PLACE, BY Rev. J. ". NOSE
LEY .-English, Greek, and Latin Languages
taught, with the Sciences and Mathematics.
Cneswick Place is seven miles from Richmond,
on the Westham road.
TERMS !: Board tuition. fnel, lights Sc, $3.50 for
session of ten months-s5O in advance.
Refer to Rev NJ. D. Hoge, Rev. DR.. Brown, and
Rev. =. Is. Price.
Session opens SEPTEMBER 10, 1867.
An l7-sodtSlI
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W hIUHa IND IF' IIVI1I = IHNV ITT'
/ tics In at on the l4,h day Of September 1857, at
Gloucester Courthouse, between the honrs OF 10
o clock in the forenoon and six O'Clock in the
afternoon, shall proceed to Ia Ike the deposition.
OF certain witnesses, to be read as evidence In a
suit now depending In the Giro nit Court Glou.
ceeter county, in which | am plaintiff and yen
and others are Defendants
n from any cause the taking of the said dsp,si.
tions should not be commenced, or II commenced,
they should not be completed on that day, the
time ut the same place and between the same
hours until completed.
Respectfully, etc,
n. ID A RI-tnERnpN
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DOR RENT, the DWELLING over
L store on Seventeenth street, adjoining "a
a. Augustine's, containing six rooms, and f::::;H
oil ou' nou'e'' Arp'' LYME & BROTHER,
an19ot Real Estate Agents.
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TOR RENT, the very desirable three
Il story and basement BRICK DWELLING -
No 4O5 Clay street between Fourth and 1.,H
Fifth (south side). Possession given goth .Hm14A
Sertember. This is one OF the most pleasant 10
cations in the city. House surrounded by shade
trees, commodious rooms and large garden. APP
ply ON the premises .or
au l3-2ta3w Is. +. UlChlSooN.
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BY Paine & Co., Auctioneers.
T ARGE CATALOGUE SALE.
On WEDNESDAY the 2sth instant,
commencing at 10 o'clock, We will sell at our
auction rooms,
BY CATALOGUE,
a very large and desirable assortment OF
Fresh DryGoods,
Boots and Shoes
Ready made Clothing,
Mems and Boys' Hats, &C., &c,
comprising choice variety of entirely fresh and
seasonable goods. in every way worthy the atten-
tion OF
CITY AND COUNTRY DEALERS.
Sale peremptory and without reserve.
aul6 PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-19

Och OOLS, Summaries, AND
~ COLLEGES will find 1t to their advantage to
have heir CIRCULARS: MONTHLY REPORTS,
&C.. printsd at the Dispatch Printing Honsa.
A CARD.-The undersigned, design.
N ing to carry on a GENERAL STAVE BUSI-
NESS in this city desire to purchase SLAVES in
any quantity, by contract or otherwise, to be de-
livered at their yard the south side Of the dock
adjoining Mayo's tobacco warehouse.
They believe that from the advantages OF their
plan OF conducting the business they can offer In
ducements to parties to sell to them.
Post-otice address, box 30, Richmond.
Once opposite the toll house on Mayo's bridge.
WILLIAM G. MAYO,
ROBERT II. PITZHUGH,
ssu-asn Superintendent.
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EOR RENT.-To good and careful
r tenant will rent my HOUSE, on Leigh Ia
between Eighth and Ninth streets, contain E;;iH
Ing tan rooms, with all the modern improve. AAfA
tnr,ns annIy m e. S. MASSIE,
- y taix - 1903 Main street..
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auction Sales.
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
TTIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-W u
Ill be sold MONDAY the l it6a Main street
O'Clock A. M, at the store NO. lso' MAIN Oh 0''
the f H4RGE P5Sgs1oF 81 TOOLS
embracing everything found IN " ThoisSAi' wv
and shoe manuiaIst93TEyGi c WacHTHsE s
RRksAb BLOCKS.
SHOE SHOE NAILS.
P P1StSs
B0oT-TREEs,
to satisfy distress warrant In my nanoS Ia iA'ot
James a. Brown U.s. K sCGRiGjMP, H. c. C. R.
By Sampson Jones, Jr., & Co... M,
l1ct,oneers and Commission Merchants. NO. J "A
teenth street, between Main and Cary.
rE WILL OFFER At AUCTION
w at our warehouse Opposite ous stors' a.
MONDAY, 18th instant, commencing npn SJs rs
10 9e59ck aE Tsla $50 eon s'etk of
Middling Bacon,
Shoulder Bacon,
Sugars. various grades
Woods No. / Cut Herrings,
Woods No. shad. in half barrels;
Syrup,
Vinegar,
Candles,
Starch,
Soaps.
English Soda,
Sal. Soda,
Mackerel,
Wrapping Paper,
Whiskey,
P Pf9ta Wine,
Brooms,
Buckets, 800
o,7 Auctioneers.
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TOR RENT, the FIRST FLOOR above
4 our store, J. BLAIR, Druggist, Ia
825 Broad street. .s:@
jy6-ts I4A,
TOR RENT, the HOUSE at present
II occupied by Mr.. George l.. Bidgood, on Ia
NJ ain street between Third and Fourth Pos ffs:E
session given immediately. 1t will be put in elS
perfect order. Apply to
ie 20 PURCELL, LADD co.
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TOR RENT, ii SMALL HOUSE on
IL Canal street near First. IL contains Ia
thrae rooms has a good yard, and spring E.;@
OF COCA water on the premises, hPPly 70
aul7-st* corner Byrd and First streets.
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TOR RENT, a pretty little BRICK
4 HOUSE containing four rooms, with kEA
Kitchen OF two rooms, and water in the yard, E;;E
on the south side of Clay street between !.44.
Di''A lsBELL & DAVIS,
aul7-2t opposite Spotswood Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-19

VIRGIN | A AT rules held in the
Clerks office of the Circuit Court OF Glouces-
ter county on the first Monday In August 1857, be-.
ing the 5th day of the month,
Pauline A. Northumberland Complainant.
against
Richard r. Hord, K. II. Dickinson, and Charles
Talbot ...,.,,...............D DE- 10 ndants
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For Rent.

EOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING,
Il containing ten rooms, situated on Main IA
street In front OF Hardgreve's factory Rent E!K
reasonable. Apply to .AG
THOMAS j. HARDGROVR, at factory.
Main street between Twenty sixth and
au i9-lw Twenty seventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-19

CTORE FOR RFNT.-A large, new,
= and desrably. located STORE Us by loo IA
feet) on Main street can be treated Tor pri- E:;E
vately. Ground floor and cellar only. Ad.
dress Box 625, Richmond, or apply at NO. lslo ma
srset. du i'-o'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-19

VHE MONUMENT HOTEL FOR
4 RENT We offer for rant the M0NU- -
MENT HOTEL, situated at the corner OF E.;H
Ninth and Grace streets, facing CapitnllahHa,
Square. 1t is one Of the most eligibly.locatod
hotels in the city. ,e
au l4-eodIt .UBbS ~ WILLIAMS
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LIZ
taught, with the Sciences and Mathematics.
Cneswick Place isse seven miles from Richmond,
on the W estham road.
TERMS Board, tuition. fuel, lights, SC, $3.50 for
session of ten months-S5O in advance
Refer to Rev N. D. Hose, Rev. DR.. Brown, and
- sessi ion opens SEPTEMBER 10, 1867.
au l7-eodtS4
EARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE,
II The Fall term, 1857. will begin September
20th. The Faculty will be full and consist of
none but i. able an and experienced teachers In,
accommodations. Charges for board and all
english branches: Academic, sos; Collegiate,
''' o a. PREoT. President.
an s-eod2mf Farmville, Va.
THE MISSES RANDOLPH, with the
i assistance of Miss MANY Won BUCKHOLTZ,
will re. open their SCHOOL for Young Ladies AT
Edgshill the 10th of September. For further par
~ ''''' 'fp MRS. THOMAS RANDOLPH,
au s-eod2m keswick Depot, Albemarle.
EEMALE BOARDING AND DAY
TAPPAHANNoCK, ESSEX COUNTY, va.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN p. MCGUIRE.
The next session will commence the first
Rev. JOHN P. Meg UiRE,
an e-eodlmk Tappahannock, Essex county, Va.
r RoPosE TO REOPEN MY
L SCHOOL FOR GIRLS at Airwell. near Chula,
Ill AulSlld, Oh tuS ISL OF 'CtOD6I.
Board and tuition, including music for nine
months, S2O0-halfyearly in advance. For Latin
an additional charge: For use OF instrument, SIS
Pupils Va furnish their own towels
Boys will also be received and properly taught.
Rev +. F. BERKELEY,
auls-Th, s&Tu3t Chula depot.
EEMALE BOARDING AND DAY
Il sCHoOL.-The subscriber will open in Rich
DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'. He will be
assisted by his daughter, who will conduct the
locality as soon as a suitable house can be OBJ
tanned.
For board including everything 5000
For tuition in Latin, Greek and higher Eng
In junior English studies As
For N usic and the Modern Languages, the Pro-
fessors' fees will be charged. For the use OF the
piano. $40. There will be no other extras.
the session will close on the last day of June.
The subscriber is fond of his calling, never was
more able and willing to perform its duties than
he is now, and pledges his best efforts to advance
his pupils. The boarders, limited TO ten, will be
''e@''1 &c 'l'l-'' . - ROBERT RYLAND,
au l7-2tS&Tu Hicnmond, Va.
TEMALE SEMINARY.-The third
SCHOOL FOX YOUNG LADIES will begin Sep
TENDER aOth, 1857, and close the last OF June fol-
lowing.
Charges for the quarter session: Board and tut
ton in English, SIS; tuition in Primary class SO:
Junior, Sic So; Senior, $l5; Music, SIS Drawing
and Painting In Water Colors and Embroidry
each. SIS; French and Latin, each, $3.50; Oil
Painting, per lesson, ST.
Number of boarders limited.
MRS NJ NJ w BAsKERyILL,
lO4 Linden Row, Franklin street,
an l3-Tu3E* Richmond, Va.
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AUCTION Sales.

-1o-<--~~<~~~~
FUTURE DAY.
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DOR RENT, FOUR ROOMS over the
store No. 1908 Franklin street, between Ia
Seventeenth and Eighteenth. Rent low to E,;E
good tenant. Inquire in the store. -a
1trS
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TOR RENT, DWELLING over Hill q
4 Smiths barher-shop, on Seventeenth IA
street between Main and Franklin, contain t;;ffH
rs 90 '''' 'LYNE& BROTHER.
1a-2t Real Estate Agents.
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NOR RENT, HOUSE CORNER
u Broad and Nineteenth streets, No. 2l4, "a
containing ten rooms. Gas and water. APP tiT
ply TO ANDREW JOHNSTON, -
f' at Messrs. Paine & Co.'S,
eul-1m 1905 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-19

UIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
CLERKS office of the Court OF the equity OF
Accomac on the first Monday in July, A. ID. l'ti.
the same being the first day OF the said month
William S. Byrd and William G. Slocum, admin.
istrators OF the personal estate OF Thomss slo.
culn deceased. plaintiffs,
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Littleton Dennis. John Q Dennis Mary Dennis,
and Lucy Dennis, children OF John II Dennis
deceased. and James q. Dennis and George
r. Dennis tustees for the use OF said chill
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Littl.ton Dennis, John q. Dennis, Mary Dennt-,
and Lucy Dennis, chidrsn Of John II. Dennis.
deceased, and James U. Dennis and George Z.
Dennis, trustees for the use Of said chill.
bel
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BY Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloheeio'
corner Wall and Franklin streets'
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TOR RENT, FRAMED HOUSE on
L Duval street near the church, contain RA
tanning We rooms, kitchen, and all neces- .::,H
safS 'u' LYME BRoTHER,
Real Estate Agents,
corner Fifteenth and franklin streets.
lp-3t
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UEURTE u. CdhIcIIaN, d. Z.
JOHNSTON < WILLIAMS, p. q. aG 9-F.w

VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the Court OF the county OF Sc.
comac on the first Monday in July; A D 1867, the
John O. PLAINTIFF
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AND BILLS, PROGRAMMES,
IL SHOW CARDS, SC. The above work exS,
ented n tho best style Of the art at the DlSPATGa
PRINTING HOUSE ~ IL
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Respectfully, etc,
an btu 4w PAULINE A. BLACKBURN

VIKGINIA.acIn the Clerks s office Of
on the ed day Of July, 1857
Hram Hill. John Rodes, Charles Bibb and 10.
bert McCutchen............ 2ppeilanI''
against
James + Bower and Ruth j. his wifa, and George
p Hill and ,Rhoda B., his wife. 'ppelee..
The object Of this suit Is to reverse iecr-" pro.
nounced by the Circuit Court of Albemarle county.
And 1t appearing by affidavit made and flet tlst
the above named GeorseP Hill ana Rhoda y his
uuired to appear here within one month after due
publication hereof, and do what is necessary to
protect their interests in this suit.
,ro,-wsu NJ RI STAPkr & G.
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VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Y Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court Of tas civ
OF Richmond Augusts, 1891:
National Exchange Bank CT Richmond, Virginia,
Pia.ntiG
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By B. Cook. Auctioneef .,-o.,.
oorornor and FRANKLIN streets.
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By Grubbs s. Williams Auctioneers,
Northwest corner o Main and Eleventh streets.
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A copy-Teste:
an l3-Tu4w JOHN ,. COohE II. y.
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EoR RENT, the BRICK DWELmlNG
II nm the corner OF Twenty third and NJ IA
.treets cnrtainIng three rooms Kitchen E:;E
Sarden and s,abie,all in good order: APP, Eaa
Ri arten' ""0 LYME & BROTAER,
pi 95r :" "a o. Real Estate Agents.
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C'O7trt ORDERS.

VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
' Clerks Off CO Of the Circnit Cour. Of the cir
OF Richmond, August 9Th, 1857,
Charles II. Baker........". Plaintiff
against
william r. Clarke and Hiram n. Ranney. iof,,
tenants and partners in farming 80. De fsnd.n,,
IN CASE.
The object OF this snit is TO recover against the
defenda ants certain damages which are laid IN ,ba
plaintiffs declaration at four hundred dollars
And affidavit having been made that tho defend
ants are not residents OF this State, they ara
REQ uired to appear within one month after d1s
publication hereof and do what IS necessary To-
protect their Interests In this suit.
Acopy-Teste.
GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN. DC.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-06-20

Gro. C.FGoRHAM has been nominated
a. the Union candidate for Governor Of
California.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-06-20

THE New York papers mention that
the first consignment of new wheat from
the South has reached that city. They
add that Southern millers have made
such contracts for the new wheat that
fhey will be able to sell handsome family
fiour i'm New York ut thirteen dollars a
barrel. The price of flour must tend
downwards, as the prospects OF q most
bountiful harvest of wheat in all parts OF
the country multiply daily.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-06-20

THE EXCURSION TO THE HOLY LAND
The Beach, Of the New York Sun,
IL one of the excurslonists by the Quaker
City. Ills paper has his goodbye In "A
Fathers Letter TO his SUn, " which has a
double meaning, as the Junior Beach Is
the stay-at-home partner of the Sum-
While lying-to down the bay for a North
easter to abate, Mr. Beach says:
As the evening shades closed around,
and thestorm dropsiell thlckeran faster,
the "Mason x Hamllnn organ was OPEN
ed and served TO unite the voices of near
iy all the passengers In "H0meward
Bound" and kindred familiar tunes
Then came the Captains announcement
that letters for home would be received
and forwarded 10 New York by morning
express, or pilots bag, and soon scor'
of pens We're busy. The hum Of voice,
was hushod-in scratches.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-06-20

IL. There is better and more certain
way. Every wool-grower knows exactly
what his land is worth; what his sheep
are worth; what his labor Is worth or
what he has had TO pay for labor; what
it costs to keep up his farm what taxes
he has to pay; and what his expenses
are of every kind about the production
ofhis wool, together with the value OF
the.attendant risks and casualties. And
having this knowledge, every wool-grow-
er can make his own calculation for him-
self and ascertain exactly what his wool
costs him. OF course the cost Will vary
with different persons, and therefore IL ~
better that every one should make his
own calculation for himself. Let such
calculations be made, and we venture 70
say that butfew il anytwill be found who
can set down the actual cost OF the pres
ent clip at less than 70 cents per pound.
TAXES.
This subject, brought to view under
the last head, deserves to be considered
more fully. .it. g,
The ability to pay the tax is an element
i'm taxation that has not yet ever receiv-
ed due attention from the lawyers in this
country. If taxes are imposed upon any
class of citizens beyond their ability to
nav. the law becomes unjust and oppres-
sive, and loss and ruin ensue to the class,
and the revenue Is impaired. Ii tHe
ability to pay taxes exists in any class,
| and it is passed over by the law makers,
either through accident or design, so that
it escapes taxation, the law becomes par
tial and unequal, and the revenue Is I'M
/ paired. .,,,
Now, the farmer-and consequently
the wool-grower--is the universal tax
payer. All he has is tangible and Is tax
ed. His land is taxed; his sheep are
taxed; his money is taxed. he pays
State and County taxes ofall kinds. lie
paws internal revenue taxes to the Ma
tionol Government. AS u consumer, he
returns to the manufacturer ms taxes
upon every article he buys of him. In
the same way, he pays the customs duty
tax,-to the domestic manufactures II MS
article still remains as cheap or cheaper
than can be made in this country. Ii
has pissed into an axiom, and no one
doubts it's truth, that "the consumer
paws the tax Is the wool-grower to be
the only exception in the application OF
this axiom? And shall he not ask &c
have back again all the taxes ne has paid
the same as the manufacturer? LII not
then he must get them back in the price
he puts upon his wool. In this view
, therefore, when the wool-grower says h'
must have for his good wools this yea
, at least 10 cts. per pound, does he ask to'
much?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-06-20

JUDGE BARNES, of Tarboro, North
wshs joaos
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-06-20
photoeraphIng Lightm,ng.

.Ata meeting OF the Photographed
section OF the American Institute held
last evening, Mr.. o. G.. Mason gave an
Interesting account Of the manner In
witch he photographed o flash of light
ming. During late. midnight storm he
s,laced his camera In window, and
having "focusedo by means of street
lamp, he put his prepared glass In the
boy. Waiting an instant, there was a
vivid flash, and before the thunder broke
I,js box was closed, and the lightning
was pliotographed.-lN. Y. Post.
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