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OFFICIAL LIST OF THE KILLED IN
RICHM0aD.

The Richmond Dispatch publishes
the following:
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,)
RIcHMoD. Va, May 4, 1870. {
The following is the MOI tuarv report
Of the victims OF the late disaster at
the Capitol. for the week ending Satur-
day, April 30th. complied from sections
returns received at this office;
Whole number of deaths to :hat date.
90. "Olor--White, 81; coiored, 3. I on
dition-Single. s, married 81; unknown
ID. Nativity United States, 20; Ire
land, g.; England, ]. Germany. l; Prus-
sia, ]; Poland, /; unknown 6. Age
~ years TO 20. !; 20 years to 80. z; 80
years to 40, 0; 40 years to so, u; so
years to 10. 8; GO years to 20, s; 70
years to SO, !; unknown, 10.
Three other persons are stated to
nave died mp to the above date. but
certificates OF death not having been
given tor them, they are not included
in this report.
j. q. CABELL, N. D. president.
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FORT SUMTER.

The harlcston Courier says: "The
work Of reconstruction. which has for
50 long time agitaied the country and
engrOssed the attention OF Congress.
has reached the classic walls OF Sum
Ter. and now that battered old fort
ress, upon whose walls so much indOm-
table courage has been displayed,
Is to be reconstructed. Thecrumbling
walls are to be restored, embras-
ure, angle and slope to be remoulGed,
and an armament placed therein. In
restoring tile work it is contemplated
to make it 'heavy temporary battery.
mounting thirteen heavy ealibre guns
eleven Is inch smOoth-bOre, and two
II inch rifles. IL is to retain nearly its
old shape. Theynutside wall is to be
rebuilt at height ranging from thir-
teen to 26 feet above low water mark.
A bovt tie wall a heavy earJhen para
pet will be constructed. All the bomb
proofs and. Easements YET visible will
be filled ilKsbA newt dock and sally
port are to Be constr gcted on the West
side, and the Apresenk dock aud stairs
will be removed.
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ONE-HALE INTEREST
IN. THE
NATIVE VIRGINIAN,

WISHING to engage in other bust
w ness, offer for sale my interest in the
NATIVE VIRGINIAN. 1t is the only paper
published in the counties of Orange, Madi-
son, Greene and Louisa; has q large sub
gcription and advertising list throughout
OF the Northern States. Being located in one
of the most fiourishing sections of the coun-,
try at the junction of the two leading Rail-
roads of the State, 1t furnishes a fine open
ing for an enterprising newspaper man, and
could be made TO pay for itself in two years
For further information, address
A. +. STOFER,
January 2SlS70 Gordonsville, Va.
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respectfully offer myself as a
for the position of Attorney for TN
monwealth, at the earnest solicitaI
my friends; and under an agreement
Mr.. Lewis h. Williams, who has al
office with so much ability, that
me his cordial support and shof
disabilities be removed, l withdray
favor. II elected l promise to efdI
the energies of my mind andbodg \
charge he duties of the officewith
and credit. w. X. TALIATEl
February ii, 1877.
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TOWNSHIP MEETING,

= At meeting of the voters of Taylor
Township Orange county, held at
Voolfolk, May 18th 1870, tor the pilr-
pose Of nominating Township officers.
Ferdinand Jones was appointed Z hsir-
nan, and Geo. W. Wright Secretary.
On motion the Chair was authorized TO
appoint committee of twenty to re-
port the names of suitable persons. -
The Chair appointed the committee OF
whites and col bred. Alter retiring the
committee reported the TO low ing
names: For Supervisor. X. z. Graves;
tor Clerk. rowle> Terrill fson of DR..
U. Terribly. for Assessor, George w.
Wright; for Collector DIR. w. l.. Holla-
day; for Commissioner OF Roads X. ii.
Rogers; for Overseer of Poor John q.
Terrill; tor Justices OF tine Peace, JAS.
w. Row, Jose phi h. D0bbins and VIM.
i. Step hens; for Constables, George l..
Waugh Robert Ii. Bond and John |.
Wayman. On motion the following
committee WAS appointed to make NOM
nations in the event that any of the
above named perons should decline to
accept viz, NJ ID. Newman, James
Roach, Rogers Collins, VIM. Il Daniel
and Capt. james Coleman. The above
was unanimously adopted by the meet
ing. On motion the c hair was author
lied TO appoint a committee OF fifteen
| whose duty it shall be to see that all
voters register and vote. On motion
| it Was ordered that copy Of the pro-
ceedings be furnished the Native Vir-
ginian for publication.
The committee Of fifteen should come
in the body of this report before the
signature of the Chairman. Names OF
Committee. NJ. d. Newman, John
Tefrill. Jr.. James Coleman, John s.
Graves. DR.. u. Terrill, James @. New
man. Oswald Bullock, Robert Collins.
Robt. II. ROGERS. Thomas +. Coleman
Geo. W. Wright, John iIeift,ela. j. j.
Halsry. Gee. l.. Waugh. DR.. j ohm l..
FERDINAND JON Els. Chair'm.
| G.. ". WRIGHT, Spct'y.
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NOTICE To
TA<-RAvE--

- - - H -
NITED STATES INTERNAL REyrNurt
/ Ass SCISSORS OFFICE, Bird DIsTIcT oF u
hichmond, April 10th, 1870,
compliance with proyizious Of rec-
tIon ~ OF the acts OF Congress. approved
June 3Oth, 1864, as amended by suhsecusrx
ucis' ana ect1tled ian Act to provide Inter
MAJ Revenue TO support the 0oyernment
pay interest o. the debt and for other p,,rc
poses, N''-e' INV
NOTICE IS HEREDY GIVEN
Ihat the annual list OF taxes asses.e.,
elnia M Az, q lhe Bird District Of Viz
81 efsnia, VIII remain open for the examina,t
~ ~ 5frsons concerned, for the snaca ~ I.n
~ from the 10th instant AZ tes ~ CIV
spr os House, on Bank stres, oIce IN
wifi be lcl me at which place annaais
en1merataieo2ans or excessive vauat tItaaTe to
Assistant Assessoff. and taken BY the. ~ ~
All appeals must be ma
shall specify the particular csi,Writing. AM.
thing, respecting which q decisioaffcr or
quested, and shall moreover, state the gro,;ss.
or principle of error complained Of w.
No appeal shall be allowed to any pei
after he shall have been duly assessed af5
the annual list containing the assessment
has b. Seeh transmitted TO the Collector Of the
The list referred to embraces the following
felns, VIZ:
Income for the year 1859.
Articles enumerated in Schedule A.
winch are Watches, Carriages, Gold and Sill
yer Plate and Billiard Tables.
\, special Taxes Formerly licenses) dated
May LIST, 1870.
the Third District of Virginia is composed
OF the City of Richmond, and the counties
OF hanover, Henrico, Goochland, Spotsyiyn-
ma, stafford, Orange, Louisa, Lulpepcr aud
Rappahannock. f. II. SMITH.
April p, lS7O.-2w.
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AT meeting OF the citizens of Cor
louisville. May 18th, 1870, Wm. Rock
was called to the Chair, and j. NJ. Mul-
ply requested to act as Secretary
The object of the meeting was stated to
be general meeting of the voters of
ti,is portion of the Township to nomi-
nate officers. when it was
Resolued, That we hold general
meeting. without regard to color, on
Monday night, at So'clock, ard request
the Orange T.. III. end to do the same.
with view OF appointing committees
t. col fer together aid make suitable
nominations Tor the offices OF Madison
Township.
Resided, That the proceedings OF this
meeting be published in the Native
Viiginian.
The meeting then adjourned.
WILLIAM ROCK, Charm.
j. NJ. MURPHY, Sec'y.
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THE HORSE
IN THE STABLE AND THE FIELD.
HIS MANAGEMENT
In Health and Disease.

BY J. II. Walsh, p. r.. c. s. (stonehenge.)
A TREATISE OF "Diseases IN the
A American Stable, Field and Farinyard,
with an essay of the American Irotting
Horse, and suggestions ON the breeding and
training of Irotters " 1t is Just such O work
as every farmer needs, Tor ID tells how to ex-
actiy raise aud manage the horse when in
health and how to cure him when sick. 1t
tells him how to train him to the various
gaits, how to prepare him for the field or any
bar work. 1t provides simple and tried d.
rections in case OF accidents. In fact it omits
nothing that can be of any possible use.-
Complete In one elegant volume eff $40 pages,
ILLUSTRATED with more than eighty fine en-
Cravings. Price 81 a0-sent free of postage.
Explanatory circular sent on application.
Address, JOHN H. WALSH
Bookseller, ZIG Broad street, Richmond, Va.
April ~, iS5o.--4t.
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The undersigned respectfully nnl -
himselfa candidate for your suffra at the
approaching election, for the officevGf Clerk
Of the County and Circuit Courts of your
County, and pledges himself, If it should bs
your pleasure to elect him, to discharge the
duties of the Office with diligence and fideli-
ty. RICHARD CHAPMAN.
February H. l570.--3t
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;, Mr.. Delaplane of OHIO, formerly of
Iriilce William county, has bought
IRON Mr.. +. q. Ware. the depot pre-.
perry 1T Piedmont Station in Fauquier
connty. tor $l2 900 in cash. Mi. Ward
stu retains has farm aud eutertains no
idea OF leaving the county.
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KoNR DIso1LrrIEp FROM VOTING.

General II. Lee can register and
vote, and SO canell men in Virginia
who have heretoio. been disqualified.
All the disqualification that persons
will now labor undeAonl prevents
them from holding office, vt al; can and
should REGISTER. If they d not care to
vote they should do all they Ca. 10 hon.
or and sustain Virginia. By not .eg-
is.ering they will dislonor and assis
In degrading The Old Domini~----AA-- -
better and easier for every white MAJ
TO do right now than it will be to re-
pent and weep over che evils and ca
Nmi.ies that mist Inevitably come up
on tt people should the Radicals gel
the control OF the county and the State
Letevery white man who has not reg
sstered think of these things.
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COMSiSSIONER'S NOTICE.
THOMA w, Weldon, Administrator
4 Of George H. Pagett-Plafntif1.
AGAINST,
e. r. TalIaferro. George E. White. &c..-Ds.
~
IN CHANCERY

IN CHANCERY
Extract fIom the decree rendered In the
above SUIT in the County Court Of Orange.
June 18th, 1869 1.-THE Court adiudge order
and decree that this cause aliall be referred
to one OF the Commissioners of this Court TO
take, state, settle und report to the Court tho
following accounts: LIST, an account Of tho
adminisi ration Of tile plaintiff Thomas w.
Weldon, upon the estate of George III. Paa-
EFT, deceased showing what amount OF mon
ey there Is In his hands belonping TO said es.
tate. End, an account of the debts and de-
fore which rccounts the Commissioner shall
notify all persons having claims against the
estate 10 CONF forward at such time and
place as he shall designate, with proper
proof and vouchers, or otherwise to be do
barred from all benefit in the said estate.--
3rd, an account showing the amount to
which each of the creditors whose claim
shall be so proven before the Comm. ssioner
Will be entitled upon a division Of the as
sets found to be in the hands OF the Admin
lstrator. Before making such division the
Commissioners shall deduct from said amount
-of assets the charges of the administration
and the costs of this suit, including therein
the commissioner fees for stating the said
accounts. Before taking said accounts tie
commissioner shall cause personal notice to
be served upon T.. w. Weldon. Administra-
tor, of the time and place of taking the above
ana in lieu thereof shall cause notice to DO
given to all the creditors OF said deccdent
and others interested, by publication for four
successive weeks in the Native Vtrginian.
newspaper published at Orange Z. H." &c.
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TOUCH STORY.

The Par Gdulos SAYS that some
wofkmen Gagged b demolishing nm
aid house harris ca e upon a nest OF
ad'!ers e0n,uing sNe hundred of
these reptil, at the ttom of anex-
hansted vel In thtnidst OF this
snake nest W found ~ leton. when
had probablollen in 9 we'll wears
ago, and the ksh Of WIN had hem
dcvoursd byihe adders;; ,strsnr pet !"
say, in the hall OF the SIN VISA
pocket-book 4 red mo,occo ther in
which, when pened, there there Mtonnd
forty bank nops for l;oooi. ca "a WIZ.
maf's Likeness! aud a:leiter, wy hsJ
been almost entirely eaten oy lnsu
tiles, the only fragment rema'nTaP
cipherablc Laaring the:words: mt M
make known the plot" A juncRt
uuiry has been commenced. !
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coMm' RS OFFICE ORANGE G. H.. VA.
A al ca


The parties interested in the accounts or
dered by the decree (which the above is an
extract. are hereby notified that have fixed
upon Saturday, the 2lst day of May, 1870, and
my office at Orange G. H., as the time and
place for taking the said accounts; and the
creditors of the said George Ii. Pagett arc
hereby warned TO be present and file their
claims before me at the said time and place
and 10 prove the same, on pain of being de-
birredfrom nli benefit in the estate of the said
George IL. Pagett in case heir failure so
TO do. p DEN C. &C
April % 1870
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To THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE.

hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the Office of Clerk OF the Circuit and Coun~
ty Courts of the County.
Should 1t be your pleasure to elect mo- I
shall endeavor to perform the duties OF the
Office faithfully. Very respectfully.
JOHN g. WILLIAMS.
Orange G. H. Va, February IL, 1870.
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CANDY HAS FALLEN.

TO CUU NTKY MERCHANTS.
| AN manufacturing daily my inimita-
= bleCrush Steam Sugar ClarifiedCANDIES,
warranted better than any made in the u.
>. buy all my goods from first hands. New
York importers or purchase them at cargo
Sales through brokers, for cash, and can sell
all goods as t)w as New York Jobbers-
Don't you believe that can be undersoId
anywhere. Call or send for q circular and
see my prices.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
COnfectioner, l4l2 Main st. Richmond, Va
April Is lS70.-3in
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Iannouncs myself candidate for the OF
nce of Commemorative Attorney ut the APP
preaching election, and solicit the support
Of my fellow citizens. If elected, wifi en-
deavor TO discharge the duties OF the Office to
the best Of my ability.
February Is, 1870. w, w BURG Eas
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The General Christian Convention
met IN Suffolk on Friday last. Rev.
W. b. Wellons delivered the opening
address. He was reelected Presl-
dent.
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An act passed the Legislature on
10th March, 1861, which is still In 10
making it unlawful tor any person,
censed, or unlicensed, to sell or
away airy kind of liquor, VINE, cider
any mixture of any OF them on the
Of any election. The penalty 4
and imprisonment: .-I'~
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The Danish bark Foreningen, Aren't
sen master, cleared for Perhambuco
Saturday with cargo of 2,670 barrels
H flour. shipped by Haxall, Crsnshaw
iv Co. Richmond Whiq.
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NEWSPAPER LAWS.

Postmasters are required to give Notice by
letter whea subscriber does not take his
pc per from the office; and give the reason
for its not being taken. Neglecting to do SO
makes tpostKastcr responsiblet to the pub
-ishoT f.,r the payment
ANY person who takes paper regularly
1rom the postoffice, whether he has subscribe
ed or not, is responsible for the payment OF
The subscription.
A person ordering his paper discontinued
must pay all arrearages, or the publisher may
and collect the whole amount, whether it is
taken from the Office or not
The courts have decided that refusing TO
ake,a paper and periodical from the post
office, or removing and leaving them uncall-
cd tor is primo f1cte evidence of Intentional
raudS
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~ 1t is plain that newspaper pee
pie are not the only dead-heads. At
the West, Honorable Judges, as we'll
strike for free rides. Last Monday, in
the Illinois Constitutional Convention,
an amendment was proposed provid-
ing that any Judge accepting free
pass from railway company should
forfeit his office--a very proper and
natural provision. it seems to us; but
tho Convention did not think so, for it
voted down the amendment, so that
Judges on circuit can continue to beg
their way,if they please to do SO. To
be sure one does not see, apart from
other and evident considerations, why
they should not buy tickets like ordi-
nary human beings. II they are too
poor to do 1t, the proper course would
be to raise their salaries.
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VIRGINIA (:

vlEsGlNkA
A = Rules held in the Clerks Once
"A of The Circuit Court Of Orange, on Mon.
day, the 18th day of April 1870,
William II. Caruthers and Ann II. his wife
-Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Montelia Clark in his own right and rs Exc
cutor OF William y. Clark, decd, Amanda
y l.. Clark, Joseph Tulloss In Us own righ'
and as Administrator of Ma, j. Tulloss
deceased, Molly Tuloss, Will rulioss,
Elizabeth Tulloss, infant chile - of sa 4
Joseph and Mary J. Tulloss, John Will
liahls, guardian ad liteen for said infants
James w. Clark, Edwin p. Clark, Indiana
n. Clark. Richard Hawkins and Noryelln
V. his wife, and Richard l.. Selson-De-
PENDANTS,
IN CIINCEIeY,
the object Of this suit Is to obtain n settle
ment of the Executional account Of Montel'o
Clark upon the estate of William u. Clark,
deceased, 1, full exhibit Of the present condi-
ton Of the said e'tate, and, n distribution
The eof as prescribed by the Will OF said W..
ID. Clark, and 1t appearing that Ind -
clark us an absent defendant III ltana II.
that she do appear here within fis ordered
after due publication OF this ozone month
what is necessary to protect Euer and do
and tia! ~ ) order hs publisheher interests.
for four successive weeks li,e S Native week
ginian, newspaper published nj Gordon.,
viile. va, and copy thereof be post ed 81 ~.
Couhty on the hrst day Of the next reeuisr
term of the Court. suiA'
A Copy-Testc,
JOHN q. WILLIAMS, Dep'y
-, For NJ. ID. HIGGINS. Clerk
6p'ii ~, io1V-HALSEY; p. O.
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lied,

In Gordonsville, on Saturday night last
JAMES r.. son OF Philips. Beckham, aged
8months and days.
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AnanuI|l
For County Treasurel
To tho voters OF Orange CosS

We are authorized to annoyi
II. Chapman as Il candidate fo1
County Treasurer.
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" IL is predicted that we will have
THIS summer the most serious Indian
war ever known. Ystth ten or twelve
thousand Indians preparing to go upon
the war path could be easily reduced to
peaceful submission. The government
has but to spend about one-iourth of
what hostilities will cost, to satisfy
these iavages and make them content
with the commands OF their white rul-
ers- But there is not so much profit
Tor contractors and shoddyites In the
peaceful AZ in the vsrlIks policy. :
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~ Speaking of the case OF James
Jster Phillips. letter from Richmond
in the Lynchbnrg virginian says
when the petition was frs: circulated
there were scarce hundred who could
be induced to sign it, but now there are
many who believe that he has suffered
more real agony than death by hanging
would have inflicted. and that the pur-
poses and intents OF the law could as
well be effected by confinement: for life
In the Penitentiary. Phillips is said to
present most ghostly appearance
He has been in Jail since March, 1867,
and for nearly half that time in solitary
confinement. His poor father-and a
worthier man ntver lived-has met
with many misfortunes Of late and his
family are now scattered"
" Returns for the annual lists OF
incomes and special taxes for 1870, re-
,'eived at the Internal Revenue from
thirty six collection districts, in differ
snt psrts Of tho country, show an in
crease in amount OF assessments of SS4.-
OO0. AS the districts from which these
returns come, are generally small and
uninlportant, the indications are that
the lists for the current year viii show
n large increase over the returns OF last
year, notwithstanding the general bust
ness OF the country has fallen off some
what, and that almost all incomes are
smaller now than then. The increase
arises solely from Closer assessments
and batter enforcement of the reve-
4 taWs
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

SPRING AND SUMNER TRADE
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Mr.. Y. II. Cogbillt y,eeu appoint
e0 cierk Oh ShesteFa = coanty'
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Aew advertisements.

1870 GREEN'S 1870
ALEXANDRIA NOTION HOUSE.
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WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT:
irish / mems, Muslins, Cambrics. Towels
Napkins, Handksrchiefs, &c.
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~ n \mence printing
Se Of Mr.. Stephen
= ~ prinGs, has heea
Lexington
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ss- vLRY CHEAP! VERY CHEAP !I-Sn
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FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT:
All the Novelties OF tine Season.
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GroN vT., FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 81. 1870

with all its ghastly suggestions. From the sGme
pont Of vieT within another gable fireplace
was visible, with the atmosI here Of stories Jokes
and pleasant cheer still hanging about it. Then
there was the kitchen-buit underground Of
solid masonry deep. dark vault, now cover
ing with stalactite formations and written all
over with the nemes Of ambitious visitors-not
at all gloomy for in the further end is a chimney
place and genuine great brick oven on either
side o. It, with the positive odOr OF baked beans
issuing thcrefrom. May the structure long be
preserved. Outside We met some ladies and
gentlemen picking their way daintily among the
stones and looking very much bored. Further
on gentlemen were digging into a great mound
in search of trophies or OF treasure.
From a high parapet on the upper side Of the
Fort is think, one Of the finest views | ever
saw. Thorn apple trees ana elder bushes cover
the steep sides Of the decliyity. A bit Of soft,
green meadow reaches to the outlet Of Lake
George itself a strip Of silver. i suuken way
runs across this meadow, a wide spreading elm
stands sentinei over Il. Farther on and above
Mt Defluce frowns down upon US, while to the
left Of US lies Champ'aiu in its quiet beauty.
We sat there until the hills cas, long shadoSs in
the water, talking, dreaming.
Once, on this very spot II is said an Indian
maiden walked with her lover, an officer Of the
French lie was only a rJgii-tc lover be
forced his attentions on the beautiful daughter Of
the forest, for she lfsi him. Walking with him
here one night by compulsion, IN a moment Of
indignation and despair she threw hcrselfof this
giidy height and was dsshel to pieces on the
rocks T. X. X.