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Letter from Halifax.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
HALIFAX COURTHOUSE, June Is, 1868.
The harvest has commenced in some sec
lions of our county Before and up to the
time Of Towering, the wheat had vigorous
and healthy appearance, but soon after rust
appeared upon the blade, and destroyed it
very rapidly. The hope was entertained
that it would not transfer its attack to the
stalk but as the plants reached maturity
the disease has developed itself to an alarm
ing extent on the stem. Rust Is said to be
caused by atmospheric Influences. The
plant, owing to too much moisture in the
soil, or to alternate heat and rain, becomes
surcharged with sap, and dies of repletion.
The grain being retarded in its advance to
maturity is unable to consume the sap, and
the transporting veins, overburdened, burst.
The depredations of the disease have been
very general, and confined TO no varieties
of soil or seed. The curtailment will ne
cessarily be very great, and another disas-
ter iis added sto1 the farmers long list.
Though the result will be discouraging,
and especially to those enterprising farm
sers who have exerted themselves to succeed
and make this crop, contribute materially to
Inc EXPENSES III bueI 1uINle3 J Gu aucfc WILL
be no abatement of the vigilance Of those
who have neuer, since the beginningof the
late war, known what it YVES to repose.
. The young corn has a very healthy look,
and is generally well worked. The season
having been backward, it has required an
usual industry to get the work well up.
The laborers are working vel, and the
employers are doing all in their power to
make them comfortable and satisfied. The
mutual interests Of the parties render the
matter sure of adjustment as between en-
ployer. and laborer, if there could be no
outside molestation. We can have conf
.dence, -rust, and system, and under the
g music of hoes y the Land would grow fst,
and the blacks twho are thankful erea-
lures, sandwhose hearts dilate in proportion
as their skins nre filed with good cheer
would groWhappy all over the Land there
would be shining black faces and agrin-
ming rows of ivory from ear to ear But
thereis a poison in the body polite which,
like the venom in the iadder's bag, gsthers
and grows, turning away oil the best eff
forts Of the patriotic and the peacs-loving.
. ~. --7ss--ss- ,e- x.
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wwMT j. 1saaesE 9 CO., BANNERS

Es- VIM b. 1saAts u CO., BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND FoURTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND dealers In COIN, BONDS, STOCKS,
BANK NOTES COMMERCIAL PAPER, and
NEGOTIATE LOANS.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or on
time, in sums to suit purchasers, on most reliable
houses in ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
FRANCE. GERMANY. SWITZERLAND, BEL
GUM, HOLLAND, SWEDEN, and NORWAY.
DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight, or
CERTIFICATES Issued for same.
COLLECTIONS made on al accessible points In
the United States, Canadas, and Europe.
REVENUE STAMPS sold al q liberal discount.
NH 28-3m -.. ~ 81 4
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,~R0CKRRIDGE ALtiIi WATER AND

me- ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WkTER AND
THE "MASS" OR SALTS OF THE WATER
PURCELL, LADD 81 CO., Richmond and A. b.
FUCKER & CO., Lynchburg. keep the above
constantly on sale. AS an ALTERNATIVE and
TONIC there Is no water like It. It's curative
towers fiji DYsPEPsIA, BRONCHITIS, CHRo-
MIC DIARRHd5A, CUTAEEoUS AFFEC-
TONS &C., &C., are well known to the profession.
In all female troubles, also as an appetizer and
general restorative to enfeebed constitution, 1t
is believed to be without rival amongst mineral
waters. s''N2 "l 2' ~ nv
The tsMass or Salts Of the water are, in nearly
all ailments acapita substitute, aid oHer much the
cheapest and most convenient form OF obtaining
the water. Their use and popularity are growing
rapidly. Applyas above for Springs Pamphlet
or by mail to FRAZIER RANDOLPH :
my 25-1m Rockbridgs Alum Springs, Va. 2
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Es- TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS TO
LEND on coliatera1s, such as DIAMONDS,
WATCHES, sILvERwARE, JEWELRY,
CLOTHING, &C. Business CONFIDENTIAL a 40
.r asrr-. 80. H. HARRIS &BROTFIFR, -. ..
Licensed Pawnbrokers, No. 1881 Main street.
! (up stairs between Fifteenth and Seventeenth.
my l--eod3m ---------------- -----
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rhe wceksy Dlspntch.

s,rx. for to-day contains ail the news from
.5.a,noton on the subject OF reconstruct on--Thc
..n,nnibus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. proccesiingc-
,v,sningto,, correspondents and on tits--N
domestic and foreign, By ana masl--ro
,I,;ca, intelligence on the topics OF the day. par
,,o,,,.r,y tho Presidential election and the sps
.,...s,,,no democratic mountaineering anniverA
49, 50 the co,ieaes--Mr. Buchanan's wIii-Thc
..,,,rsy frauds and tgious intcl-
We talk from Grants, father Casualties
,,o,,ic,dcs sclool>house struck by lightning
,rh,,e the scholars were In it-I,ctters about the
.,mpsicn In Sirgiaia-Important editorial about
Tho debt and credit of the Stste-Tr0nbles IN the
.ou,,,ern States undes sshe new order Oh things
SINGULAR case In court--Ramarce In real hie--A
,c,en.ifc article on the subject Of the refuse Of
cities and It's vslne 10 agriculture, Interesting tc
town and country Editorials GA the topics OF the
dsy-Locsi news-Markets, full and accurate-Mis.
celancous and sery entertaining articles ETC., etc.
Price, FIVE cents at the counter two dollars per
annun. ~ 1880 ~ SO ., 3,
No paper In the southern States ever gained %
,spidly N, futlic fsvpr as the WEEKLY DISPATCH.
The subscriptions; although somewhat affected By
the harSessLour friends the farmers belug absorbed
IN saving their gran-contlnne to pour In with
astonishing rapidisy. 1t seems to have fully ac-
romplished our purpose of supplying the citizens
Of the country in these hard times with papei
which supplies al their demands for current news
and business intelligence, and at so low price a
I, DC within the reach of all
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wBATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-fhis
splendid HAIR DYE is the best In the world; the
only true and perfect dye harmless reliable, In
Simultaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints rett.edies the LII effects Of bad dyes invigo-
rates and leaves the half soft and beautiful black
or bro,or. Sold by all druggists atid psrfumers,
and properly applied at Batchelor's Wig Factory,
No. 10 Bond street. New York yfs ia l4-sod l.
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DIED,

In Richmond, on Thursday. 18th instant, after q
short but painful illness, CHARLIE s., infant
months and twenty five days. ~. slzS9 ~
The funeral will take place TO-DAY at 10
O'Clock. - ~, ,,,,, ~ q-sr. > ~ g,fsssia- Jsrr
We loved little Charlie dear, .-,.,F
And would have had him stay;
.-5Sa But let our Fathers will be done -.
He will shine IN endless day. - Ersfe*
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Plots Against Virginia

The black boa constructor is closing
around Virginia. The long delay has been
employed by the reptile Ia manipulating
sad labricatipg. The time has arrived for
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MILLINERY.

DICH FRENCH FLOW Frs. .-s8s
IA,t MRS. N. &C. BARTON has received e2AAyE
handsome REAL FRENCH FLOWERSs&k6%S
and CORAL for dressing the hsir. and fine black
NEAPOLITAN HATS and o EFT s. en-
broidered. 1872 Main street. over ]. II. Tyler d
Co.'s jewefry store. ''11-il g 5e 15-eod6twlt
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/ DOVER CoMPANY,l
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT,
: DOVER MINES, VA, dune 4 1sss,
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIYED by the undersigned until MONDAY,
June ed instant for the mining, cleaning and de-
livery, subject TO Inspection, on the bank OF the
James River and Kanawha canal, of FOUR THOU
SAND TONS IRON ORE from this Company's
mines on Stonewall creek. Apponattox, county,
and OF FOUR THOUSAND TONS from the Com
Dany,s mines at Pudding Hill, Amherst county:
the distance Of the stonewall mines from The canal
IS about three miles, that OF Pudding Hi mines
about one-half mile.
about 500 tons per month from csch mine, SO Llat
the whole amount may be delivered by the 18th De.
PAYMENTS win be made seach month for the de-
livery OF the previous month. on,,,,,.,s = 4
Z 2 ~ -. 81. Engineer and Superintendent.
tar Fk,TntIe4a6wT - 1@ Z, - 5..sso.sts,.
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MARRIED.

At Court-street church, Lynchburg, by Rev. DR..
J.sE. Edwards Wednesday, June II, 1858. HENRY
D. BEALL, ESQ.,, Of Winchester, to Miss NAN
ME ", daughter of H.H. Lewis, Esq, OF Lynch-
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The Virginia State rebt.

In our issue of Tuesday last we put down
the State debt in round numbers at S43,-
GOO, 600. A correspondent says we ought
to have added nearly two million more for
the debt due the Sinking Fund. This, was
not included in. our estimate, for the reason
that it was only debt due from one depart
ment TO another Of the State Government,
and was not debt in the sense in which
we were discussing the question. The fol-
lowing statement embraces that debt: -
Amount Of old registered debt. &22 oo4 2ss 38
Amount of old coupon debt. l2,s7a 900 90
Amount of new debt funded INTEREST," 9, es7 90
Amount Of unpaid interest yet to be .oo a., ~
Amount Of interest due TO list July,
be funded 80. z, 7el, FAC 90
Amount ofunpaid interest to LIST July,
Ilses, on old debt, the legal rate beingtT a.4isl
six per cent, and only four per cent. -.
Amount OF Interest due on old debt to 80 ..
paid. ss6,44s 90
s. 'tsa'ss' 800, s4L756, OILS 50
Balance In the Treasury 18th June, = 800
= 1851. $5sa,ooO 90
: ~ -. = -==---- $3.50
Balance In the Treasury nth June,
1868. 1917, 900, 90
Less interest due and uncaiied for. us 600 %
o. Balance. -. . : -. Ss2 600 90
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9swAsmINaTl,ONs LETTER.
y correspondenceI q the Richmond Dispatch.

Specu,at;o,as II Conce.ning the Democratic
Nomination Ghuse's Friends to Corr
matt Themselves TO dts Support--1fr.
Charts. "a, Visitor 10 the Var Depart
me,,t-I,,d;an Matters, &c.Ien,'HaE atsS
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Anew. indictment is to be found agains

Bogus iive-cent niokels are II circulation
In New York. ~ 5.
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sPEClAlHas NOTICES.

rss-A CAISM 4fupG1sa. our buyer, Is
900, n sen,enisfnr the stock in whatever
,S dss,rsble ~ ss,mmef sales in
W. 80, r,ssss,r ,,lx1,.,,s cr,u nprr.s
o11&s = -
AND HOUsEhEEflN1 Dhi aOoDo'
We use. t,is occasion oreturn our thanks oour
friends and buyers generally, and TO say that the
increased comforts furnished By our central and
delightful store, corner OF M&tn ana Eleventh
streets. oapions espertenee and Facilitates osher
respects JUSTIFY rs IN saylng ZEAL We are In posi-
ton to meet shs reasonable sSpectati ons-regard
being had to quality, &c.-oL al VINO Cali npon U.S.
We solicit. continuance Of the patronage pc.
slowed upon us individually or collectively 1or
more than thtrty-fTe, years. s.!ss-. 81 2.
tels-4t - THOMAS II. PRlCE q 60.
- =------
So KEEP cool! 2. .5..s.,..-! "a. -. -
The EACiTEMENT Is STILL ST IL '.' dhEAI'
49, AID Iz-E. :.
NEW GOODS ARE STILL ARRIVING DAILY.
81 ai,a THE iap gs9lJ
LADIES ARE RUSHING TO SECURE THE
| GREAT BARGAINS WHICH ARE ,..- /;
I [sasa SELLING AT IN 3.' - ST:t
stQssgrt, JULIUS sYcLEts,. saagz9.t o.
| ela Main street between Ninth and Tenth. n
/ s.'' 7 90 o. -. ~ ..r,t, : ..
I am receiving daily new additions to my fourth
supply Of SUMMER DRY GOODS, direct from
New York auctions and manufactures, ut greatly
reduced prices, and great Inducements win be
offered to all dry goods buyers. SIS :, - ~
In DRESS GOODS you will md one Of the best
and largest assortnents, and the cheapest In inc
city. ---------
GRAY SUMMER POPLIN, for walktag SUITS
at R3 to l63c. 2 -
FINE EMBROIDERED GRENADINE, cheap
er than ever :1E'a - sHl 9"
HAIR-LTNED GRENADfNE, something hand
some;
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JAMES W. SHEFFEY, ESD, ~ ns-- e 10
R.P. RICHARDSON, Esq q, r..rz; ..s.,a 7z.as
-. A Mass Meeting at Wytheville -.
on MONDAY, July la, and will be addressed by .
Colonel ROBERT E. WITHERs, IN may tr;.gs;,
General JAMES A. WALKER, ,r y ,s.rIg ..s.ys
JOHN l.. MARyE, Jr., .,,.gz.s ..,-r-a..~, ID,
JOSEPH T. CAMPBELL, ESQ. - .gre f-- n
Mass Meeting at Independence, Grayson
- -" county,
will be held on WEDNESDAY, July Is, and VIII VIII
be addressed by -, 7-., $3.50. 81,
Colonel ROBERT E. W1THERs,
General JAMES A. WALKER, go, 49,
JAMES w. SHEFrEY, Esd, -. w.. -,
Colonel ALExANptn n: DAVIS:
A Mass Meeting ut Hillsyille, Carroli co"h's'
win be held on FRIDAY, July II, and addressed oy
Colonel ROBERT z. WRITER'S, ~
General JAMES A. WALKER,
General WILLIAM TERRY: .f'
-s4sa Mass Meeting at Floyd Courthouse !,
will be held on MONDAY, July 20, ana addreSssc
by
Colonel ROBERT e. wrTHEKs
General JAMES A. WALKER,
Hon. W. R.. STAPLES,
Colonel j. L. HoyARD,
JOHN MERRITT, ESD. go
A NIass Meeting at Christiansburg, B1onfgom-
.7's' aIasEj rr cry county, f.:-
will be held on WEDNESDAY,, July %, and adj
dressed by '
Colonel ROBERT E. WRITER'S, ~7 ..-sa4..
General JAMES A. WALKER @@
JOHN l.. 2MAKYE, Jf, '
JAMES FOOT JOHNSON, ~ '-'''r-
Hon. n. A. EDMONDSoE. ~ -. s., ..s
I'd. .a
A Nass Meeting ut Salem, Roanoke county,
viii he held on FRIDAY, July "a, and will be ad-
dressed by ...-
Colonel ROBERT, E., WrTHERs, rzfsr "a
General JAMES A. WALKER,
JOHN l.. MARYE, Dr., .......
Hon. W. r. STAPLES. " .+'
A Mass Meeting at Fincastle, Bo.e:ourt county,
will be held on MONDAY, July 81, and Will be ad-
dressed by q, -,.t.--s.r r- ..,r...,. -s.--r-y.,
Colonel ROBERT E. WRITER'S,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
JOHN L. MARYE, Dr., ...i
JAMES FOOT JOHNSON.
A Mass Meeting at Rocky Mount, Franklin
county,
will be held on THURSDAY, July 30, and addressed
Colonel r. E.. WRITER'S, ..-.'
General j. A. WALKER,
Judge GEORGE Fl. GILMER,
WILLIAM MARTIN, ESQ.,.
Hon. THOMAS s. FtorRNof.
A Mass Meeting at Patrick Courthouse
will be held on SATURDAY, August l, and Will be
addressed by ... 4....r- ...-.-
Colonel ROBERT E. WRITER'S,
General JAMES A: WALKER, '..-- -..',l
Colonel WILLIAM MARTIN, I&a&
B. A.DAvIs ESQ.,, zs..5- a,4.- gs,t
JOHN STAPLES, Esq. ar-
Mass Meeting at Henry Courthouse
will be held on TUESDAY, August 1, and will be
addressed by . 20 --+
Colonel ROBERT e. WRITER'S, -
General JAMES A. WALkEn,' I2s... .-ass
Colonel WILLIAM MARTIN, - 81 m ?. .
B. A. DAVIS, Esq. ;"f
A Mass Meeting at Pittsylvania Courthouse
will be held on THURSDAY, Augusts 6, andwill be
addressed by t~ -lstsy - = as-( -
Colonel ROBERT Z. WITHERs, #.rf
Judge G.. II. GILMER, t-~ - arai.
Hon. T. s. FLoUHNOY, .- - Fsi.l3 "i.. !. 3 -
Hon. w. M. TRKADwAY.i -,'ItE xix +ttF -
a Mass Meeting at Halifax Courthouse Ut
will be held on SATURDAY, August g.; and will
be addressed by Es .1-iEl-.Ei& ...-"& -
Colonel ROBERT Z. WITHERs, 81 n a3
Colonel ROBERT GUILD, tat ~
Hon. THOMAS S. FLOURSOY, as. E-=f
Judge G.. H. GILMER, 3. 'E6 ~ 77m.
WOOD BoULDIN, Esq. - ery - .ai si-z
BY order OF the State Executive Committee. .s,,
|. r. T. DANIEL, Chairman.
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NOTfCE.-Tfie following gentlemen are With me
as statesmen, and would lie pleased to see their
friends and the public in general: Ritter G.. Care,
George Swabacher, George P. Bagby, William q.
Gordon, and JONAS Weinberg. s'Atd&ss -;
{ lie 10 JULIUS SYCLE, 913 MAIN strect'
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Jafa. 364 OFFICE OF CRY ENaIEEER, =
..sss1 tt&Ss-f 81 June ix lsss. !,

4 ssss g tttIS,-f 's--lFlia5 June Il 1Sss. 8 p
mo sTONEPAVERS, BRICKLAYEHS,
BLAOKSMITHs AND FEED DEALERS.s
Qua En1ePp10POSALS Will be received NJ fhiB
sSce ,,tiI !, O'clock 81 ON SATURDAY the 2oth
insfant Tor repairing the stone and brick pave.
ments OF the city; also, for shoeing the city mules
e La o trfnS the city carts for The term OF one
Inonosais win also ne receiyed for flrHtst
}na the hay. corn, and meal IeqtHTed for feeding
the city mules for the term or thrts months.
this oface, where ail further reformation can DO
The Committee reserve the right toreieet any ~
s nv " orar Of the Committee on Streets generally.
- - GIL
Ia 1k-4.o 80 ,.s :. CITY Engineer.
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A Mass Meeting at Pittsylvania Courthouse
will be held on THURSDAY, August 6, aud will be
addressed by sir -5sE.y- - Hs-/ ).
Colonel ROBERT Z. WITHERs, .s.rf
Judge G.. II. GILMER, - t-s~| r5H6.fais
Hon. T. s. FLoURNOY, - ;i.li- F.. ~ B. Z.
Hon. w. Nj. TRKADwAY. -,rIt1 .-E3 EuF, 81
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A Mass Meeting at Halifax Courthouse ..
will be held on SATURDAY, August 8, and will
be addressed by .ssiEE-.Ei& ...--"&
Colonel ROBERT Z. WITHERs, 81 n o..
Colonel ROBERT GUILD, az. ~
Hon. THOMAS S. FLOURSOY, e.-t E-=f
Judge g.. II. GILMER, 3. ~ r-m
WOOD BouLDIN, Esq. 81 -1g :. fsi sf'.zs
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A Mass Meeting at Rocky Mount, Franklin
county, $685.
will be held on THURSDAY, July &c. and addressed

A Mass Meeting at Patrick Courthouse
Will be held on SATURDAY, August !, and will be
addressed by ..f ..-..- ...s.r
Colonel ROBERT E. WRITER'S,
General JAMES A: WALKER, 1899 -.51
Colonel WILLIAM MARTIN, I5sE
B. A. DAVIS, ESQ.,, ,4..- s.G g"l
JOHN STAPLES, Esq. .g-.
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A Mass Meeting at Henry Courthouse
will be held on TUESDAY, August !, and will be
addressed by .F- .'.- d. .-+
Colonel ROBERT f.. WRITER'S,
General JAMES A. WALKER, lss..e .-es
Colonel WILLIAM MARTIN, - 81 ~ ?. =
e. A. DAVIS, ESD. .-E--- -
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BY order Of the State Executive Committee.
r. T. DANIEL, Chairman.
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A Mass Meeting at Fincastle. Bote.ourt county,
will be held on MONDAY, July q, and Will be ad-
dressed by -,.t..-..r -- ..tr,...,. -s..-r-y.,
Colonel ROBERT z. WRITER'S,
General JAMES A. WALKER,
JOHN L. MARYE, Jr., H
JAMES FOOT JOHNSON.
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SUMMER IsEsOHTS.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
ySss.J6KEENBRIEK CO4JNTYyETErv ..


Ihese SPRINGS 90 long aud ssyorably kncrn
~ ~. OF health and pleasure, viii be open
11x Tue recefafon OF tis3tDfs On tfe lsr of JIfSY
VIII extensive improvements and s,persi 70.
furnishiug OF the establishment, we win be- pre
pared 70. the comfortable accommodation Of from
PIEIEEM HUNDRED TO TWO TH0UBASD
HOT aED WARM SULPHUR BATHS
so.emiEcnffy serviceable IN CONNECTION win, N.
internal use OF these ALTERATfIy,E WATERS
are always Ut The command or the VIA tor.
one OF the best city BANDS or Mt, SIC viii BE-
~ ~ 4ttendsnce to enliyen the LAWh'S and the
bALL-R0oM, end q suitable LIyEh'Y win Se
open 70 ,he nse Of those who may desire to inalsc
IN aaaltlon 70 other Inducements. the pro pretors
nave prOftoed 4 new and elegant BOWfIt G AL.
LEY and BILL.IARD.ROOM D'N "I'
!, q Eh sy vi pc, THREE DOLLARS da v OF
ten years and coIored servants half prize ", ritz
servants according to accommodation. - ~
\ No effort or expense will he spared On H. No.
the proprietors to manage this establishment IN
manner best calculated TO pofuote the comfort Of
! ~ - 49, 80 ~ PEYTOEs & CO.,
2 80 W htte Sulphur SPRINGS
J6 1B--im - Gltf''-'@. -t. -'-s' West Hfryins,
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CONSERVATIVE sTArT GeM p T1ssss
The following additional mass peetinss WI DC
held at the places tndicated -
Mass Mesfasia ut gonesyiisea Leo .eorssAIs. :
win be held on THURSDAY, July ?, ana WIZ - Ds
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A Mass Meeting at Marion, smyth county,
on SATURDAY, July II, and viii be Addressed by
Colonel ROBERT e. WITHERs, sisT IfsS
General JAMES a. WALKER, &; IN =;i., S. ssa5
General WILLIAM TERRY, rrfs.. w. ~ .sassj q
JAMES W. SHKFFEY, ESD, ~ as--H ~
RP RICHARDSON, Esq. III r..1z; ..-....s 7z,ss
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Taxes under the Proposed Constitution.
The Constitution framed by the recent
Convention, foisted upon this State in con
,emnt of the United States Constitution and
Of every consideration Of public policy ana
Of nublic decency, threatens the people Of
Virginia with burthen of taxation wnlc =.
Is almost tantamount to conhscatiea OF
their property. The following estimate o.
the probable amount of this tax has been
made under the superstition that the maxi
mum tax Of FIVE mills on the dollar for
school purposes, authorized in the Constitu-
tion, will be certainly levied the first year
to build lighthouses, buy furniture and
books: and that the continuation of that 10
tax is more than probable, as those who
have the lerying and disbursement OF 1t WILL
not have to pay it, This estimate is based
unon the property and titheables ascer-
tanned from the returns of the commission on
ers of the revenue made to the Auditors
office: a. ..y. atay,a tbp
Total value of real estate in the State -. ,,o :.
of Virginia.. $40, iss, sio %
Total value of personal property III "a, "a
the State of Virginia. ........... 4o, lso, eao W
Total value of real estate and per- Ef~~
sonal property the State of Virgil -, =.
MIA .@ooS- "
s,,,et,x =, five minis OF, the dollar. $e7l GO o5
County and public free school district o., non =.
tax ut five mills on the dollar 1o'hoZV VI
State capitation tax ut one dollar per oo,o, an
ccnpiS rs1,,iion tax mt ffty cents
'omT Ky S SaPt'oh Tax .. . ITO, $40 90
Tot,,.ox for school p,Irposes w So, 674, sOl 10
Ordinary expenses of governments. 6so, ooo w
Special appropriations toliteraryand -,
benevolent institutions. ............ lsS ooo w
Interest OH public debt at per cent. $500, ooo w
&.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-19

-. A Mass Meeting at Wytheyille -,
on MONDAY, July Ii, and will be addressed by
Colonel ROBERT E.. WITHERs, tn .5,t.7y st+tg,
General JAMES A. WALKER, :t.,, r. f.I-5g -,
JOHN l., MARyE, Jr., .,s.gz.t ..,---s;.,,s p.
JOSEPH T. CAMPBELL, ESQ. nj - s-. ~ frr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-19

Total value of real estate and per- E.F-~' y
sonal property in the State Of Virgil -, :. :, =,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-19


addressed
Colonel RoBERr e. WRITER'S
s General JAdEsyA. WALKER,
JAMES W. SHEfFEY, Esq,
Hon. WALLER r. SrAfLEs,'
Hon. FAYEETx MGMULLIs.s Fggssa
Aa1ass Meeting ut Esteiivilfe, Scott ceuniy,
viii be held on SATURDAY., JalyA and WIN Dc
addressed by 7:,1e ge.t,' ssil .e7 3! go
Colonel ROBERT E. wITHERs, go = III ses,i.
General JAMES A.. WALKEH,.z .ff.,I3R.a tsr7s ItgsE
JOSEPH T. CAMPBELL, Esq, n ~ =
JAMES w. snEFFEI, ESD, ~ - 800 - s.iye.
Hon. WALLER B. STAPLES. i; .sl.1ss,s.
Mass Meeting, at Lebanon, kussch soahy'
,,x,1I he held ON TUESDAY, July7, and win be adj
dressed by '.E-.-s.r, 5.5l- fs.za s5s5s 4. ~. ~
Colonel ROBERT E. WITHERs,.sE.l Es,!E4 ~.
General JAMES a. WALKER, ~ 800
General WILLIAM TERRY, -, ", ',sis,
JAMES W. ,SnEFFEY, ESQ .rs 7l.j isgs.-!q.a4 s.sE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-19

Total value of real estate in the State
Total , s Ss,ac of q vRIsan In pp. $40 %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-19

FryraA Mass Meeting at Abingdon e $50
will be held on FRIDAY, July 10, and will be adj.
dressed by ,,'..5si WI ..o,7 srs
Colonel ROBERT z. WfTHERs,
General JAMES A., WALKER, -..,,rs..s,.,
Hon. W. r. STABLES,
JOSEPH T. CAMPBELL ESD, - - t.et.''. -
JAMES w. SHEFFEY, Esq. ~ .s-:,ss..gf .s5ys