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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-03

ANOTHER of the San Francisco poll
tax forgers-NEwToN MoRGAN-has
been convicted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-03
How Matters Stand Now.

The Southern Pacific Railroad Gem
pany appear to have realized the utter
hopelessness Of accomplishing the
pun pose set forth in the original bill
introduced by HoUGHToN, and in or
der to secure for themselves the short
est route from the South into San
Francisco, and thus head off Tom
ScoTT, they have consented to strike
out the second and fourth sections of
the bill, and secure only the route
from Gilroy to Tehachepa Pass. The
following letter has been received:
WASHINGTON, January 2lst.
w J. Brodf1ck, Esq, Sec'y Chamber Of Commerce,
Los angeles:
Iteegraphed you this morning in answer
to yours of the 18Th OF January, asking infor-
nation as to the branch line through Cajon
Pass. l trust my answer will be satisfactory
Enclosed please find copy of The bill. We
asked in the fourth section that we be required
thought that would be fast as necessary across
the desert-not intending to apply 1t over the
line between Los Angeles and San Francisco,
as we are anxious to close that gap at once or
as soon as possible: but some DAYS ago we
concluded, in committee. to strike out section
four, as you will see in copy of bill. Hoping
this may prove satisfactory,
| remain, yours truly,
DAVID d.. COTTON,
~
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nod iln @efiihIe ihrcr Soleit unb gSiiroc Sbr

no@ int @efible ibrer Sobeit uno Biroe: SIR
battet feline 0fadt iiber mid, menn iie cu9
ltid)t bon pben ecgebcn luGre."
Eilatus erfennt bic llnidulb Der onsctlagcn
aird)c uuo erfldrt Sd fiuoc fciuc Sd)ulN on
i6r. Nuf oos gHitbcn ibrcr Ucinoc atcr iibcr>
9ibt ct ld)mah unp furdtiom bic fit I'M dull
Sia Grtlire icncr Motte cur G'cibiuu9 uuo
@crjpottuno. Oas obcr 1T bic Gcibeluua Der
Stride: Gas Sd)mGbcn uno 2altcrn in 3cit>
ld)riftcn, Nluobl1tcrn uno @idcrn, bos Ser
l6umecn brcr 0icner, bos sntitcllte 3errbiIo,
boS man bon ibrcm 9Scleu, iDrcn Schren uno
Ginridtunecn BARTLETT uuo iie alcid)iom pic
nit cincm Yurpurmontel umeibt. Nod)rcn
man iie 10 geaeibclt, bclpitcn, pcrpottet uno
ourh vugen cntltellt bat, ruff man ouS SeDt
lpcld)' cine Stride llnb Die &ird)c bctet III rib
renoer 1icbe fir ifre .&crfol9er mic ibr @crr
uno Mciiter cS actban.
9bcrnols crfldrt Yilotus: Sd) finoc feline
Gd)ulb an ibr! 81 obcr ldrcen bic 0cinoe :
Mcnn bu iic losldbt, 10 5iit bu fcin 0reuno Der
1oae. 9as wirft. Tilatus icet iid) auf Den
@idteritubl, ldbt @aiirr iiber feline 90noc ae>
pen uuo ucrurtbcilt bic STRIDE srm &rcuscstobe.
Sn lonalomcr @{orter iol iic itcrbcn, Die Mai>
seiebc iollcn bic Naael icn, nit pcld)cn tic an
Oos &rcus gcbcitct uirb.
9od uer9cblid) lit ooa @emiibcn Der Teinoc
Der fatbolildcn STRIDE, lie wirh nid)t ltcrbcn
Sbr Mciitcr itorb freiluilig, bonit @r ibr elui>
gcS 2cbcn perbeibcn fonnte. Gcbct unb lclct III
Ser @eltscidibtc. 0as altc 9eiocntbum bottc
bic Stride gum Gobe rurtbeilt, ober b+aS Sci
oentbum ficl uuo Die Nir6c bclie9te cs. Sic
ericdilden Naiicr piitbctcn se9en bic 8nd)c,
abcr ie fcleu uup bie STRIDE bcltano. 9t0milds
neutlde Hoiicr er9obcn i1 acgcu Die Aird)e,
aber beutc iil,b ls niht mebr Die non i6nen
ocrurtbelte Nird)c itcht nod beutr oa. Sn un>
icrn SaNcn nun bat lid oos %reupenrci@ nit
8ismard an Der Spite acacn bic totDoliidc
Stride erboben, oicics Mcid lpielt bic &olle bcS
Yilatus, obcr cs bcpcntt nidt, Dab bas SoocS>
urtbeil, oas cS iiber bic Airdc aeipro@cn, iein
ei9encs GoocSurtbcil mcrocn mmb. llnlerc
Ninbcr uno Nu6ton,mcn lucrb:n oouon era0b'
leu, iuic mir bon ocm llutcrganae bcr friibercn
@crfolaer Der totboliid)en airhe iprcdcn. Sic
aber bicle bcrrlid)e uno alorrcid)e STRIDE fann
,uobl blutcn, abcr lerbcn fonn tic ni1t, tic miro
blcibcn, bis ibr Stiftcr wieocr tommt onf ben
@oltcn bes 9inmels, um bic ssclt gu rid)ten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-03

laiIen, ieine @iftc geeen bic Jog. vjiinscren" 1t.
vfleinercn 8(attern" gu ipeic1,, meldc Sod) ouG
nidt aus @uabe uuo Bormbersiafeit ionberu
aus 2iebe fir Die bcilige Sod)e, nit 1d)wcrcn
Opfcrn uun Yriel ltcra unp 2aicn, in'S ecbcu &C.
I'll fen iuur0cm.
gSeDe hcr tatD. Sournolitif pcnu Tic ,uin
Wtonopol wiro, III bielcm Sale lit Stride nnb
Yrteltcrtbum bcrlnren, Ocnn ntdtS tpirft rud)<
tDeiliger auf &eligion uAo Staot olS elm &rcb=
Monopol. Ser uSoilenf frcuno" Dot bic p6uioe
Scrcdti9ung I'll critiren, Dos &ed)t su 9errld)cn
abcr bat ct nidt! 9Siiroc ocr bctrcffc,lbc Serr
Yrofeilor luenigerc mUbige Stunocn uno mebr
Nrbeit oner epcnt. ,piiroc CT Elm bellcrcS &cr>
ltinonib bbn Der firdlibs spulitii6cn Sod)(aAc
unlcrcr cilidmougercn 3eitlagc Dabcn, 10
luilroc CT Elm ieoeS tot9. 8latt bel jciuem g.
ldcinen nit 0reuoen bcgriibcn, bonn anf ocm
@cbictc hcr Yrelle lit bon Scitcu Der @atbolitcn
nod unenblid 0icles iu ttbaucn, Bis man
iibcrbaupt AUDI nur anu6bcruo ocu @e9uer
ebenbiirtis sur Seite itebt.
0ur1 Yorltcbenocs baben iuir ben, vgSobr<
Deitsfrcuno" aur @cnige bciuici ie,,, bob mir cinc
sramungcue Supremotie in Der fat6. YrcIc tci>
ncslpegS ais Sn1ma onerfcnnen ,lnb bies (lpir
iino es iiberseu9t) tucrben ulle oicicuiatn gtitr
bcr vGolumbia" lournaliitii@ tatt9en,6b fiubcn
iumal ba Wir ou1 ni1t bic gcringitc &cran[ol<
flung aaben nit Dem vgSobrbeitSf frcuno" in
cine polen,iide Spannung gu gerot3 en-. Sn
Golae cincr olberner 3intcrcien nit Dem Sbio
@oilenfreuno sebort ct lan9it nidt mebr gu
,.nierm itdnbieen &eboftionsmatcriol, Oean ct
bat iii allen icinen 0ebocn nit lcttcrcm 8lotte
10 plump feline bclcioi9te Giteltcit uno feline
Mibsunit our9idielcn lalicn, oab mir i'm, cis
nerieits Dofiir oanfcn, uns @clegcnbeit gcbotcn
gu baben, i9m ben Stanopuntt tlar MAIDEN su
t0nnen."
0os iagt bic Columbia. llnb i1, Der
unter,etd)nete Yriciter iase bcm |Scrru 8.
8oumltarf, oab ct feline Serl6umouhgen oc9cn
MIDI tpioerrufen iou oocr lid einem Sdic0sec'
ri1tc unterwcrfc. Soiepb Seiling.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-03
Sic Stride ppr Mi1atu8+

8or nleDr als 1900 Sobren itono Der Sitter
BET Detligcn fatbolii1en Stride bor Dem &i6tcr>
ltuble bet tpclt(id)c,l Madt Dor YilotuS, an9c=
fla9t, bcrb0rt, ge9eibclt, nit 9ornen gcfr0nt,
oeripottct, ais un i6nloig ertannt un0 bod;
nerurtbeilt! 60 tpic Der Serr, 10 ltcbt oud)
Seine Stride Bis auf bieic Stuuoe ais ibiuer
slngefloate bot benz clbcn 9fi6tcrltuble, iie lei<
bet unb tpiro aud) Dcr1rtDeilt, lpenn aud in
anoerer QSeiie. Sic Stride, ais iolde, lit frei :;
ibr uniidltbares Sbcrbaupt 1T G1riituS; lift
iidtbarcS Sberbaupt auf @rben lit ber beilige
Sater Der 5tellpcrtreter @briiti, oer 9fadfol,
get beS Dcilign HetruS anf bem apoitolild lden
Stuble gu &om; i1re 2ebrcn iinO aottlbcn lit
ipruugs ,, unb fcine Men1 9cniabungcn ibr
Stifter lit gbriitus, BET @obn @ottes iclbit; iic
lit oas &eid) @otteS auf grOen, 9eitiftet gum
Seile oller Mcnidcn iie lit bic 9ctreue 8eluab-
rcrin oer 2eDre Gbriiti, ber Mea, bic @agrbeit
uno oas 2ebcu. Satteu Mfeni6en iie gen,ad)t
tic mare felt ben ad)t5eDn Sabrbunocrten ibreS
8etebenS lan9it aertrii,nnlert. ipie bic iroiidcn
&0ni9reide friibcrer 9eit. 9lls Die fatboliide
Stride ii@ entfaltete, uno bic friiber beioniiden
@olfer III tie eingingen, oa ipnroe iie o(Sbalo
itiibteu. 0as Solf uno bic @errI6er itanben
STRIDE Bic 9fubc ber Gtaotcu mar bon oer
grcue acgcn bic STRIDE bcoinat; ipo bicic mantle
oa borte ienc auf. Sic iuclttide 0la1t lit tcin
s(usflub Der tir6liden, bcnn 0ieie fonn ni@t
acbcn> mas iie nidt belibt; aber iie fano in
oicier iDrcn lebten nno id0niten Salt uno lpuroe
burd) oieie ge6cili9t. Trci uno unabDdngig
itanb bic &ird)e ais bic freie Go@ter ibreS Serrn
uno 0lciiter5 oa unO iuadte eifri9 iber ibre
0rcibeit, tueil iic iber bieeS fotbore @ut ibrcn,
Sitter emit &cdeniGaft 9cbcn mub. yiicluals
bat Die STRIDE Der ueltliden W{ad)t ein 0fedt
iiber iid einaeraumt uno fann elm iolacs nidt
einraumen. e o99s o.f5u1oren! oisiebs EI air@e sn
belt bel su erteusn @eraSe SaSur eri i
iiA Die tatbolii@c Stride bon ben @ectcn, bic
letS uno iibcrau, mo eS mosli@ war, fb nit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-03
Sin Trcimaurcr aaf oen1
Stcrbcbcttc.

Gin Yoljionil ten Yoter cr;d6lt ous
Dem Sobrc 1865: Sd lpuroe Sl einem
@terbenoen in 8roptlpn in 9lproamerifa
9erufcn, I'm ibm Die @atromente 81 ipen<
oen. Gs mar Elm 9eutl tlfer, NIT tueldcm
| i6 mebrmals suiommen 9etroffen mar.
Geine eln5ige Sodtcr, bic elm aus9e5ei6.
nete &atbplitin mar lagte MR. oaB ibr
Nater Trcimaurer lei, uno ib lcinengSiz
oerruf foocrn miillc. Nob leiner 8ei6te
fra9tc ib i'm, ob ct ni9t irgeno elmer &C.
beilnen @eicQl6aft an9eb6rt babe. So>
luObl> mcin @ater> i'd bin Treimaurer {:
aber oas it, luie Sic luiilen> in 9lmerita
ni6t 16lin1n1.-9o bcfnScn sic li9 in
Srrt6uln,..o ,..ontlportete id; Die Treimourerei
1T iiberau pcr6oten; sic nliien oaber
mocrrufen uos sic perlpro6en uno
ibre 6reimourer5ei6en mir iiber9eben.
- Scr &rante mahte eini9e @6wieri9-
teitel aber CT Dotte ben @lauben be-
luabrt unO unter5ci6nete ocn g0ioerruf,
Den id i9m uorIe9te. S@ mubte bann neuc
Nnitren9ungen ma6cn> I'm e;ne 8inoe,
elm gSintelmab, lcine &elle BON @ilber>
lein @dur5ica, iciu Gituale Su bctommen,
sic er olle in elmer &ii1e in ber9d6e, ,1einc5
Settcs perlbIolien balte SD mubte linn
Die Notbluenoi9teit ole oieie Soden
abSuliefern, ertdren wofern CT eine
ernltlide 9f<ue erproben ,uoQe.
S6 nnbm Die erpbcrtc Ycutc NIT ous
benz 3immer uno mar 9liidlid), cine
@cele Dem Gcrberben entri6en iu boben.
9ln Der 56iire erluart,te mid Die beior9te
5o@ter. Diein 8ater, lo9te iie> lat luobl
Nues iibcr9cben er bat lid) nit @ott
aus9elb6nt > @ebcn Gic nur 5u> ont=
portete itb, uuo Seigte ibr 2lQes. 'pas id
lrDaten tattc. G.ie nabm jeces Gir5elne
in bic Dur6 uno iproG bonr trouri9 :
)}cin es it nidt Nuea bicie Sn1i9nien
rug mcin 0utsr in Der 2oge uno bel Be-
onocrcn Setli9fe;ten; es miro ibm ni4t
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eY" @enn bet itreitbare Glepcl0nber, Der
tiirsli@ int v@abrbcitSfreunb", bon bencn ebr>
lid)en @offen uno ocllen rubi9em uno ia@li>
dent Auftreten faielte, feline slorclie elm ienoct,
10 idide i6 ibm gratis alle bctreffcnocn Mum<
mcra oes ,,@aiienfrcunoes" iibcr ben er
i@mabt, obnc luabridcinli9 oa5 8lott jc selc>
ben gu babcr, bonn tcin ciusi g It Maun
leineS StanocS in oer 9io;eie GlcuelanS iebt
ouf ,ncincr slbonncntenl,lte. Die ,Golunbio"
miro 10 freunolid fem, oiele 9lotis ab;uoruden,
bamit iie oen bctrcfcnbcn Scrrn 5a @eidte
fommcn moae.
S1io @aiicnfrcunb, Yomcrop, ..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-03

Gin Gubit3 u @olo tann Elm @ciuid,t
BON fi'nfseDn Sonnen tragen, bic 9leid)e D{aiIe
BON Silber oaaegen stuan5ig Gonnen uno Sup
fcr adt5ebn. Ser @ubitsoQ gutes Gilen tragt
bretbi9 Sonnen, 8lei obcr nur ettpa bier.
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Sbio @aiienfrcuub.

IAJloSA Sl'oo'pt i1'''' ~ oOV">" D" ""N|
Neben mebr Miiibe miro es ibm 9efo~
ltet 0oben, S6neu bas Yub ausiul!efern>
welhes fir leiueu @roo in Der No9e be-
]timmt iii. 9lber CT bat nod n,cbr. 49,
gSos oenn g Gin S0riftltiid, oehen
Snbolt id nid)t femme; mein Water bat
mir aufAetroger, bollelbe peri6lolien nod
leincm Sooe Dem Grobmcilter lener2oee
su iiberbringcn. G. mus ollo wobl ein
beocutunasprues @cbcimuib ent1oltcn
SD tebrte sum &ronten suriid uno
Io9te ibm: 9Sorum bctriigen sic mid ?
@ie werben bolb por scm 9tidtcrltuble
@ottes srlNeinen, g!auben sic leiner
0ere0 0tigtcit ent Tlic6cn su t0nnen? sic
bubcn mod etmos, mas Sic mir iiberge-
ben miiIen. Der &rante id)ien bcitiirSt;
i'd bcmerftc bic Blallc 1eines @eli6ts.
Die llnrube leiner Mu9en bann ia9tc er
9olb oer,pirrt: Mber sic baben ia Allts
mitgenommen ib babe Sbnen nidts
mebr Su iber9eben. - Nein, Sic boben
nod Elm @6riftltiid, ,uie bic iibrieen
Treimaurcr. r.-@ie irr,n lid, mein Yatcr>
i9 babe ni6ts mebr. - Sd oerooppelte
meine Nnl ltren9un9; IQes mar perseb-
lid }; Der 5eu fel l1ien triumpbiren gu
lollcn. Sd menoete aqe Wfittel, Die i4
inter oieIcu llml ltdnocn fir geei9net blelt,
an, errei6te ober ni6ts. 9erGraufe ldl9-
nete cnt,peocr ooer i6,uie9.- 9a itiirSte
Die fromme So1ter in oos 3immer ficl,
beim 8ettc ocs 0uters ouf Die &niee,
uno bat febentli6 . mein @ater rette
op6; i'd bite bid, beine 5eele lonit
miirbe oeiue Sodter sor su unsliidli6
lein. 0u psrli6erit ooB on mid liebft,
6eweile es oenn iett
0orouf NOR Der &ranfe nibt porbrei<
tet; Die 5drtlid)e 2iebe leiner So@ter
fire S6rdnen rii6rtcn i'm. sic ridtet al
i'm Die liebeuoa ten Mprte, lpridt BON
DEM 9immel, ben er perliere, unb ba Der
Yater trotocm oblebeno antworten 5u
mo0en 1bcint, 1agt lie NIT, erbDbter@tim=
me: 2iise nidt, Toter; on bilt immer
offenDerSig 9elpclen; id m09te nid)t bei
oeinem Namen err0tben. @ib Dem Batter
oos @@riftltiid, ooB ib oeincm Muftrose
9emaB sum Gbrenmiiroigen BET 2oge tro<
gen 1ollte. -8ei bic lcu @orten ltieb Der
&rante einen G4rci uus oanu roiite cr
|lcine&ra fte ulammcn uo.ogte lcuf3eno
9lein; 5o9ter, Of 0eines Yoters lollt on
nidt err0tben. Nimm oieien@dliiilel BON
neinem 9alle, 0ffne bic @Gicblaoe uno
iiber9ib Dem. Yoter bos 0arin lie9enoe
G6riftltiid. .-Gr160pft fiel CT in Die &il.
len 5uriid. - Mit Blibes l6neQe erfiillte
Die So6tcr lcinen 9luftros uno CAB mir
Elm pcrli9eltes Goupert nit Den gSorten
Wir Doben gelie9t; mein Dater lit ge<
rettet; er bat oas @ift bon li6 9eseben.
9ieIe 9cene ocren 9lugen5u9e i6
mar Eotte MIDI al fs Sieiite 9eriibrt Der
O}utb oicler Sodter erinnerte MIDI leb'
boft an Die gbriltinnen oer erl ten Sabr+
9unocrte. Ser Sfronte lebte nod eini0e
Gtunoen; lcine lebten Wo>te 'uaren eiu
Mtt Der &eue oes @(aubcn5 uno ber
9oifnun9.
Su @esenlpart Der SoAter pifnctc it6
oas perlblollene Goupert. Gs uor cin nit
Blut unterjei6neter 56pur, iuooon i'd
l6on Webreres ge60rt bate. Srpb0em
tounte j6 meincn 9lugen nid)t trauen> oa
i6 bos pupier ourhlief. Gs entblelt Den
G9,uur cines en0lplen &riegcs obne
Tarocn ge9en Die &irde oos Nopf-
tGum un0 Die fSiirltcn nit Den furht6Qr.
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Imust confess tlat nE. Ms" theory 10
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NOTICE.
To the ,overseerso OF the Poor OF
Lewis County.

You arc hereby Notified that there will he n
meeting Of tho Board ION Saturday, April
gath, al 10 o'sloek A. n.
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West Virginia, to.wit:
Al Rules held In the Clerks oliice Of the
Circuit Court Of Calhoun county, on!the first
Monday In April, 1875.
Percgriuc Hays
vs,
George n. Bcali and others.
IN CHAHcERY.
The object Of this silt Is 10 surrogate the
plaintiff to the rights Of the defendants Jack
and Townsend in II judgment rendered by
the Circuit Court Of Gilmer county, OF the
spring term, 1857, In tile name Of The Com.
monweAlth, for their use, against George N.
Beall, George W. Hardman, James P. Hurst
Joseph Cain and the plaintiff for the sum Of
f240-the penalty ofa bond, but 10 be dil.
charged BY the payment Of Sill 60, with
interest from the 10th oil September, 1850,
until paid and the costs, and TO enforce the
lien Of the said judgment for tue benefit Of
the plaintiff by subjCcting to sale tract Of
100 acres Orland on Dig Root Run in Cal.
hoUn county, owned by defendant George
n. Beall.
And II appearing by affidavit filed that
the defendant George N. Beall Is not n resi-
dent Of this State, and he not appearing, II
Is ordered that lie do appear here at rules II
be held on the fist Monday In May next and
do what Is necessary to protect bis interests.
TestO:
ALFRED STUMP. Clerk.
April 10 4w
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England's Tribute to "slone walls
jackson.

The following correspondence be.
tween NJ. Is. Btresford Hope NJ. p,
and tho Governor Of Virginia, and
tho Governors communication to the
Legislature Of that State will explain
itself. We copy from the Richmond
Dispatch:
"Tho Speaker laid before the House
o communication from tho Governor,
us follows;
The accompanying letter from the Hon,
Mr.. Hope, a member Of the British Patlia.
ment for the Univcnity Of Cambridge, cen
tAlns information which cannot fail 10 Ia.
spire every patriotic Virglnian With graft.
tude and pride. II announces that bronze
statue Of heroic size, designed and executed
by one Of the frst artists Of the Old World,
and presenting faithful Likeness Of the In.
mortal Thomas Jonathan jackson, Is offered
asa tribute Of English admiration ann sym.
patty for the acceptance OF the Common
wealth. The statue Is represented by COM
petent Judges TO be a most imposing and
beautiful work Of art. II was procured
through subscriptions spontaneously organ.
lied among friends Of Virginia In the moth.
er country who admire the character and
love The memory Of cur departed hero. 1t
remains for the State 10 accept this splen
did git and 10 GUARANTEES It's erection on
some conspicuous site within tic capitol
grounds.
Il Is not doubted that the General AS
hetnbly will promptly aud appropriately rec.
ogniEe tho nunldcencc which offers such
honor 10 Virginia, and will make whatever
appropriation may DO suaicien. 10 receive
thettatue and erect II on suitable pedestal.
II revlves no animositleS Of the past, II
wounds tie sensibillties no good man Of
whatever party or section, 10 honor and re-
we're the memory ofJaekSon. all the world
knows that the earth beneath which hi,
body lies, covers tue ashes Of patriot and
hero Whose greatness shed luSlre on the age
In which 10 lived, His examples belongs
10 mankind, and his deeds and virtues will
be Cherished BY all the coming generations
orthc great American Republic as among
the ptou.lrst memorials Of d common glory,
Many Others are now the objects Of higher
honofs and louder praise. but when tue
accidents OF fortune aud success shall no
longer determine tie value ofprihcpleS and
achievements; when the names Of Others,
now more applsuded, shall lave been swept
intO oblivion by tile hand Of time, the mem
DRY OF "SlonewAlv jackson, like that Of
hlt great Commander, will continue 10 grow
brighter as,the etn,ufies pass into h1iory,
You can make TO wiser expenditure oil
money than that which serves 10 perpetual
" recall the example Of this great aud good
ma anI 10 tF4ntsst aIt11s.a a. 49,
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The death Of General Thomas ]. jackson lso
well known ~ ''Stonewalw Jacksonl sub
SeriptiOu was spontaneously organized in
this country among persons who admired
the character ofthat truly great man 10 pro-
cure statue Of him which they might pre-
sent to hlsnative country as tribute Of
English sympathy aud andmiraton. The
work was entrusted to q most distinguished
artist, the late ], II, Foley, Il. All and al
though itS progress was delayed by tho ILL.,
health ofthe sculptor, by his conscientious
desiIc for the accuracy Of the portrait, and
latteIly by his death, II has been brought TO
ilccssIful eOucluIion 10 the form Of =
standing Statue Of heroic size cast In bronze.
II Is u very noble work Of art, and II Is
hoped and believed u faithful likeness.
As representing the subscribers 1t ls now
my plensurable duty to ask you whether the
State Of Virginia would accept this memo.
rial offs distinguished son, and tribute Of
English sympathy, and would guarantee Its
erection 10 some conspicuous spot In the
city Of Richmond ?
II the answer Is favorable, would take
the necessary siep1 to forward the statue 10
its destination. II is privilege Of members
u ult hVlhl ANhueh9 VI AIh thAt Wu
works Of deceased academician may be
contributed to the exhibition Immediately
succeeding bis death. It Is considered due
alike to tho artist and the subject that the
English people should have the opportunity
OF seeing tho statue before It leaves this
Country forever. The annual exhibition Of
the Academy closes about the beginning Of
August, after which date no delay need take
take place in forwarding the statue to Viz
ginia. have the honor TO remain, sir
your faithful and obedient servant.
u. D. IIRREsFoRp HoFR,
n r., for the University Of Cambridge.
To his EzeelIcneg he GVreruor Of PF-
giNia.
Senate joint resolution for the aP-
poin,mcnt Of a Join. committee to com.
muuicutc with Mr.. Hope was agreed
to,
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Appraisement Notice,
state Of woe virgiaia. BraxtOn county

State of West Virginia. Braxton county
to.wit:
TO THE CLERK OF THE COUNTY
COURT OF SAID COUNTY, We, William
Cutlip, William Rifle and Jacob Rifle, three
FREE holders Of the said county, do hereby
certify that by Virtue OF warrant 10 US dE.
rccted by M. P. Raymond, Justice Of the
said county, we have this day, on our oathS,
viewed and assessed one Steer taken up by
Peyton Rifle, on his land, as an Estray, aud
assess the value Of The said Estray at Eigh-
teen dollars. The said Steer has little
white on the belly and on the end Of the
tail, and marked Nitha crop on the left ear
and under-bit out Of the right, and was two
years old last spring. Given under our
hands, this 9th day Of February, 1875.
WILLIAM CuTLIP,
WILLIAM N. RIFLE,
JACOB RIFLE.
Braxton County Court,
Clerks Office. 22d March. 1875.
The foregoing appraiSement was this day
presented Ia said Office and admitted 10 rec
ord. A Copy Teste
W. L. j. C0RLEY, Clerk.
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