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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15
REsTRAryIXG ANIMALS.

No person shall allow any cattle. horses,
sheep or swine owned 10y him or under his
custody and control to go at large on any
highway in the town Of River Falls
ANY person offending against the provis-
ions Of this bylaw shall be liable on eonvic-
ton thereof to a fine OF not more than five
dollars and not less than one dollar for each
and every violation thereof
The Pound Master Of said town may inn
pound in the public pound of said town such
animals as may be found st large in the high
ways OF said town contrary to The provisions
OF the bylaw.
The Board Of Supervisors OF the town OF
River Falls are hereby authorized to appoint
Pound Master and provide pubic pound.
For all animals so impounded the pound
master shall be entitled TO fee o. IS cents
for each animal and so cents per day Tor
keeping the same.
II not reclaimed the pound master of such
pound may sell such animals in the manner
provided in See. 1884 OF the Revised Statutes
of Wisconsin.
L. BURNETT,l
y. LAUDER, Supervisors.
L. HEALEY,
River Falls, Wis, april 10, 1850.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15

und 1-half n half 3
com % its ~ degrees
" Of NV cot of lot 2
thence : ~ de yrees
W y it thence 5 II
degrees e 100 feet
thence u 10 degrees
e - fl thence n II
lnrrens w 1ih II
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15
YOUNG EAGLE.
LOUIS NAPOLEON.
Celebrated Norman Stallion

LOUIS NAPOLEON was sired by
Louis Napoleon, he by imported Louis
Napoleon; Dam, a French Messenger.
He is a steel gray, with black legs and
tail, and weighs /, 800 pounds. He
will make the season of 1880 as fol-
lows.
Sunday Morning until Wednesday Morning
at the stable of the Owner.
Thursday and Friday Forenoon at HabGr's
Hotel, Town Of Ellsworth.
Saturday at Central Hotel, River Fails.
TERMS.-Sl0 to Insure. Mares dis
posed of will be considered with f0al.
51.9t BEN. SWEET.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15

a. y. Freeman, one of the proprie-
tors OF the Junction mill of this place,
is enlarging his mill at La Crosse SO
as to increase its capacity from 500 to
700 barrels per day.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15
CIRCUIT COURT SUMMONS.

STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT, PIERCE
COUNTY
R. NJ LafIerty and H. d. Lafferty,
Plaintiffs,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15

The Band had ID successful trip to
Hudson last evening.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15

The mumps are quite prevalent at
Ellsworth.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15

An extra fine lot OF Boots and Shoes,
cheaper than ever, at Burhyte's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15

The town of New Richmond and
Hammond. in St. Croix county, pro-
nounced against license at the late
election.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15

Rio, Maracaibo, Old Gov. Java, and
Mocha Coffee. green or ground fresh
every day and warranted pure, by
z. L. BRADSHAW.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15

a part of 4
situated between J
II Rice and Z Il
Binu's in lot ] and to
5 line is 8 3-ffths
rods Il ana S
a part of 9
com at Il point II
rods II from the sw
corner of lot ! at the
boundary of lake st
Croix thence n 20
rods thence e 81 r'ds
thence south 20 rods
thence W 81 rods to
place of beg.
a part OF 9
com on the W side of
lake ST ? rods II Of
Hiltonst thence run
niua IA on W side of
lake st 10 r'ds thence
W to lake st Creix
thence S about lords
thence o to place of
beg.
a part of 8
com on the NV cor
OF lot ] thence run. Q
IA rods thence 3 il
rods and Z # thence
VIA rods thence n II
rods and 7 it to place
of beg,
a part of 9
com at the sec stake
between the cer's of
Sd and 4th and 9th
and 10th thence II II
rods thence W rs r'ds
thence south II rods
thence e 25 rods TO
place of beg
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15

"A part eff swl 4nwl4 q
com at the corner Of
said forty acre tract
thence W TO the cen
ter of the road rum
ming from Huett's
ptiil 20 tho mill -
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15

/ 0 s Poweli's list add. Il
Village Of River Falls.
( | 3
Os Powell's 3d add. to
Village Of River Falls.
/ n half q -
s l3
/ II Ii
W II Winchester'S add.
to Vii. Of River Falls
, ]
Village Of Greenwood
! 2
shalt , 4
w-balf | 6
A F Harris add. to Vii.
of River Falls.
So
234 /
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15

Z. l.. Newell and wife, of Excel
sior, Mimi. are visiting in town to-
| daV
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15

IS
Village Of River Falls
6 10
= .
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15

W C Knne's add. to Vii
iage of Ellsworth.
~
Village 81 Trimbelle.
I 9 10 II
all lying 5 OfTrimbelle
river and II of lots 7
SO 10 II containing
ahont 3 X acres.
Village Of Franklin.
liz
rs
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15
Notice Of Sale Of Mortgage Foreclosure.

AMRRosE CooK, az lor Mortgagee.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15

Organs and Pianos sold on easy
terms by C. w. Youngman. Ham
mOnd. Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15

w. P. Knowles, lawyer, town clerk
and justice of the peace, now occupies
the building next north of the bank.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15

Entered at the Post office in Rirer
Falls as Seco7ld-cLaSS matter.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15

beg. 80 # easterly
from the westerly
cor. of the s westerly
cor. of the e :! of lot
, running thence
along the Mississippi
river 10 It westerly
thence northerly at
right angels p rods
thence At right an
giles easterly 1870 fl.
thence south to place
Of beginning.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15
a part Of nel<nw

com at ne cor of ne
of nwl section %
thence south "a rods
thence 5 21e west As
rods aud 10 links
thence W 81 rods and
- links thence II II
degrees east Is rods
and II links to the
sec line thence e 81
rods and II links to
nIaaa IF i.a.5r
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-04-15

asst Mortgages.
AMBROSE COOK, Atty for Mortgages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-17
shesapemEr md Ohio Canal

In I'll" United States Creuit Court, ycacr
day. before .lnlrea Band and Morris, sitting in
BalLlin"rr, argument WAS haguu in tho case OF
DAhnI k. Stewart against the Chesapeake and
Ohio Caual Company 1T al. Several Questions
OF Law, heretofore iiInd by cruoscl we're sub
ices ol argument. ard Tho further prose- cation
OF the suit ard hearing on The ncis, which have
not Yet bGeu adductd rs testimony, will dcpsni
Oh the disposition msda BY tho court OF the
questions now undcr argument.
a di-latcI from Cumberland, Md, tays that
at ii meeting held ilerc last night, presided
over by the Mayor, resolutions we're adoptcd
appointing Immittcc Of ten to confer with
ihn president and directors OF the canal and 70
quest their co-0para;iGG, as VOL as that Of tho
board OF public works and tho AIleeany menu
bhiS oi HIS Legislature, 10 S(clilOg legislation
to authorize tho canal management to lcngthon
tho canal locks aud to represent that community
in securing other legislation NECESSARY 10 give
the Cumberland region the cheapest outlets to
market. The resolutions also request tho Ale
gany members TO aid in securing The conuec-
ton OF tho Georges Creek road with the canal.
The ongthCning oil the locks is estimated to
cost, II made with wood, about $3.50 900. 1t
N PioI'pSS" W W OULalu InTt Oh tho
5000, 600 canal repair bonds for tho purpoRe.
Resolutions were Also adopted by tho meeting
stating that Judge e. a. pearre had sat in Gases
i'll which tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad lin
which he holds stock WAS party, and had do
clded IN that company's favor. The resolutions
closo BY chGrscterZng tho action Of the Judge
IN severe terms, demanding that he immediately
resign his Cice OF judge and 'that if lie fail TO
do SO the representatives of this people in the
Legislature of the Stste are hereby instructed to
demand in their name the impeachment and re-
mov8l OF Judge Pearre for malfeasance in his
high Office" This action produced gtoat sen.
sstIon.
When The crossing condemnation case of the
Pennsylvania railroad in Maryland VS.. the Bal.
timore and Ohio railroad was called in the Cir
cult Court for Allegheny county llst Saturday,
Gen. Mckaig, for plaintiff, remarked that there
was resson why his honor, Judge Pearre,
could not sit upon the case, and that was that il
was understood he was holder of Baltimore
and Ohio railroad stock. In great excitement
Judge Pearre said: II do not own dollar of
stock in the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and
never did" After an interval of q few moments
tho judge hurriedly retired 10 his private room,
and shortly returned. Upon taking his sost
again the Judge said: "Gentlemen wish to
correct 8 statement ! just mado. l End upon
an examination of my papers that ! do own
81 Geo worth Of preferred stock in the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, aud am, therefore, incom-
petent TO sit upon this case. l was under the
Impression that what owned was bonds, and
not atnrk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-17
TMc 8Scathen t'hinec nj saais,c

Tboro ara some odd facts in regard 10 the re
suit Of six or seven thousand years OF Uhiuoso
civilization. Just thick of il. Thclc is not 0
rood 10 all Of tho broad tSpansc oi popuIGus
China whero even q whcobairGw could be
driven or hcrjo led except around Shanghai,
and hero the English have constructed them
They have no cemeteries; no tonrbstnnos mark
and honor thelr last resting places on earth
These who own private gardens bury their dead
and these Of their friends therein. Those who
have no gardens or plots of ground lay tina bod
les Of the dead in rough boxes on tho surface Of
open fields.
Tho Chinese regard the souls Of their ancestry
as links in the length of great chain which
they say enables thom 10 roach up to tho ell
premo source Of life and rnier of the universe
This is the reason why these remarkably keen,
quick wiLted people will not tolerate tho con-
slructlon Of Il railroad in their country. They
declare that tho locomotives and ratLling trains
would certainly violate the sacred charm in lu-
enced in their behalf by causing tho sbrnpt
scared flight of their ancestry who are over hoy
oring around and over them.
They havo no banks in China and no coin Of
value except our silver and that Of Mexico.
They have no lawyers, but they have perfect,
rleldly enforced system Of law and order. Tho
principals alone can plead their cases. Tho FIRST
social rank In China can only be attained By
literary merit. All Cinnamon cen read and
write, because education is compulsory Every
man in China is free to compete fJr literary
degree, and lest year 107 COO candidates for this
honor wero entered at Canton for Examination
Those of this large number who passed muster
hero are freo again TO advance 10 the higher ma
tionsl grade competition at Pokin, annually held
there, and when they pass this ordeal they be-
como Msndarins and 1.-Two in high estate at tho
public txpenso. No military man is permitted
10 aspire to theso literary honors in Chins. Tins
annual selection from the whole Chinese people
of It's rulers who represent its best thou ght and
mental power, has probably boen tho great and
potent factor Of their remarkable vitality and
preservation as q nation, but at the same timo it
increases the wonder thstthey should have stood
still on the avenue of human progress for thous-
ands Of years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-17
E.GStrr sr.Iisa ;iys.;,,s:n,5,s.

I .;Grrooi1undcnca If tks Sies.,Irr. ..-.a,,,.
p,cu,,o,n q, ,.H 49,,
80 ''h"HP lou: ieHo.-
PolndtXter, 1t ID understood, will b. taken 10
tho rcnitcn,iarv ~ ,,cr,,v
-
III INC h'a''eF Vi Tie l'orf!cJ clurty Iudgt-
shin Ii is understood that thc ar.u,,rot will h,
,j., Nh.
coh'loueo 10 marrow ms Is (. test case, and,
of course, tho decision al tho e,u,, II f,ol,J
t.-asrl - ,.;,, o, ;, a.. =.
o'"A'a ~ WV" k,ta' 'n'e'o''. mo question
IL whether Naddill. tho reGduscr ildsc, can
TAXA his saat now ar ybciI,,r Ir3,o M;,o,,
~, ''''''' ooA
tlhues 10 hCii lla seat TIL next January. The
nuasiion aI issun IA ,yheitor tho ;r1,, ;ootoa
'"'' wv l""H'H S'e''e"
after lha h1st OF JAhniry take their seats DOW
or wait until next January. Judge Miner con.
tends that they do not begin their terms until
next January. or cnur.c M nnn can ,,cI;,I
The decision If n onurt vrt L,,i H.. ,nas,;,ra ~
bo ua;nr;,, r. ,In ;,a,'o, "; ~; l",S''"H y,
n nu ~, Ivy - Wy J"ukI' III ,i;t H"pIc"'c
I'ourI u u'y scriicn ~ lhu'oh'c mat th"i Nctc
strongly impressed with The t0ren OF the areu-
ments Of Minors counsel. The Questions Of
Judge Moncurc Indicted otherwise. Snch is
tho imrresslon of the lawvors who cara in at.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-17
E.C|tRi;ilIIC.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, February l., 1885,
| o Tho Senate yesterday tho bill! to grant n
charter to tho Baltimore. Cincinnati at! West
crn railroad wps finally ordered to is cnGross-
mcnt-cqnivalcnt to it's passsgc--by 7ofo OF
IS to 10. Prior to the vit> on cngrossmont 30
amendment offered by BIZ. Smith, Of Alczan'
dtia. was adopted, providing iha! if this COM
pany shall discriminate against any cizca CT
this Commonwealth either in Though OF local
passengers or iroights that this charter shell DO
revoked.
Tho bill TO asses tx on liquors WIS., passed,
and Its passage communicated TO tho House,
Tho oystor bill, in reference to dredging in
tho waters Of the Commonwealth, WAS then
ordered to ho cngrcssed. aud tho Senate took
up and proceeded 10 tho consideration Of tho
debt blll--tho bill ITO re establish tho public
credit"
Senate bill Ia provide for tho preservation and
publication Ct Certain valuable rapers ia tho
Stalo Library WAS tskon uu on molten Of MIR.
Smith. Of Alnxsndra
MIR. EiddlebnrgHr moved 10 amend So IS t.
provide that the person selected tn prepare the
manuscript shall be appointed by tho %Uc:at.ry
OF tho Commonwealth Tor, in other words, thst
Tho amendment WAS sdvocatod by NcsErs
Riidlebcrger and Stovail, of Horny, and orrcs.
cd hy MeSsrs. Henry ana Smith. Of h!oxnGdris,
and adopted By = vote of ayes. Is; nors 2.
The House Of Delegates was Occupied nearly
all the session with tho consideration cr tho
Arohor'l'ra2ier difficulty, resulting il the .uiop
tiou OF tho rcroit It the oommiltct, cxrc:ling
Nts,rs. Archer and Harrison ifom The iGnr OF
the lionso Us reporters. and releasing Fraz.cr
aud restoring him tn oil his privileged ~ 2
member. Cruchied. TIM Justice before whrm
the case WAS trloj, and who refused 10 surrcn.
der tho parties when before him tn the Scr
gcant ut Arms, Haa Summoned TO The lar ct
the House 10 answer n cnargn OF contempt
aud a breGch oi the privileges OF tie li,u,r.
and tho maitct postponed until tD day Il no
tim o allow c)unsbl lor Archer aid Harrison
tn DO heard was defeated, Mrss;s. Gibson ani
N!co tnVoring and Nlrssrs. Hanger ard Dick ,
in7On opposing. lt was tho intenton of Mr..
Archer COUNSEL to enter tho protest OF that
gentleman against The report. aud to SIMPLY say
thAt Mr.. Archer Ind done nothing that he re-.
groIted. but had dono what, under similar cir
cumsiauces, hc would DO again that no had
boeu insu!ted upon tho tl1Or Of The liause and
he had resented that insult.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-17
FCKEEGT .TElk~S-

The Capital Of San Salvador has been dss-
troScd by fire.
The will Of NJ. Raspail leaves Tho bu'k OF his
fortune of 1000 600 francs to the Paris mum
olDality, on tho condition that it bo employed in
loans to WOrkingmen's societies.
The Os5erVatoroe Romano publishes tho [, 1t
of the Pope's encyclical letter against divorce.
1t insists on tho emoently religious nature of
marriage, and exhorls tho bishops TO urge that
view upon their tlOcks.
A railway train 10 Andalusis, bound for
Madrid, carrying government treasure chest,
under the charge of five gendarmos, was
stopped Sunday by sxtecn brgands, between
Alcazar AID Ateamasla. Marshal Serrano,
who happened to be passenger on tho train,
took command Of lho gendarmes and fired on
tho bandits, who fed. Ooe tt The gcndarmes
was wounded.
Mr'Spurgeon, preaching at the Metropolitan
Tabernacle Sunday, said that highlands rulers
were making bloody wars and depressing ma.
tions; that they encouraged and consoled them
selves, with tho reflection "Wo are O great
people; and, by lingo, do what VIC like, it will
al come right 10 tho end" But they should
remember that pride went before o fall. Tho
proudest and haughtiest Of men and nations
would yet be brought low. Gods cbastise-
ment would be terrible even unto destruction.
The British government proposes to spend
nearly 81, 900, 900 for relief works 10 ireland.
The Mansion House fund amounts to $3.50, 900.
No fears arc now felt that anybody will die 10
Ireland of starvation, but there are some very
Sad exceptions to the general improvement
noted. and severe distress is felt 10 many place s.
There is considerable suffering among the SINAI!
farmers 10 Ulster, who are too proud to com.
plain. Fever has appeared in some districts in
The south, in Tipperary and West Cork, in
consequence of restitution. Relief has been
given. but it has como late. and is of no kind
suited to The sufferers. The objection to the
use of the church surplus fund was defeated in
the House of Commons by vote of 1876 to "a.
sir Stafford Norttc)to announced that the GOV.
ernnent would make the advance for ireland
ESQ, goo. instead of e500, 600, as was originally
! attended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-17
tREkCH IDEAS OF AMERICANA lady co,
rCSrOrdcnt Writos as lJllogs:

tREfcH IDEAS OF AMERIeA.--A lady cor.
respondent writos as ljloHs:
what queer ideas you Americans hayo over
there u said a Frotchwcmcu to mo as we stood
oDc day waiting Tor our glasses TO DO filled at
one oil tho springs Of Ficay. Such droll
people but is it really tIuo that you mako
EroW tho potato (s|ccL potato, by voting q
common nctat0 vino with molsssca ard Wator ?"
"iitugh thoao miserable, rad;c, Americans. :"
said M iMpcgast Orco in my hearing; they
plaut their deSd fathers aad mothers 10 their
vegetables gardens, that thus thoir beans and
asparagus may havn moro noulishi0g proper.
tics
ny our American mothers Seem to us mad, 3"
sad IFrCnohman. ''Thcy often permit their
daughters 10 30 away on travelling excursions
g: . week al a tlmc with their lianc!s. or COURSE
ii III true ter ! read il in The Figaro. "What
wcad ynu lnrn do If yuur Alncrican ladies did
nal provide spiInnns 10 their Drawing rooms
DO ynu i@ii"vo they would really spit upon the
ilool said anchor. "rhc only American
woman ever saw had 4 great beard" said q
toU; rayaannc to me among tho monntains of
AnVcrgnc. Il saw her in show tho year |
wehi to Lyons | thought all American women
were like thai Hut ! nm sure you arc quite as
pretty 81 French woman" SEQ added patron
inrly.
Il MSS in thai Same village, forty mies from
railway, aud III So secluded mountain nook
that II was the site Of Trappiss moussrely,
that ! was followed By every inhabitant of tho
village as | walked with my French companion
ihraush tho main street. Look at The Ame-
rcan, they cried to each other; she's painted
TO I0ok like frerchwomcn |" had not an
atom Of powder upon mp fac, and he'd travelled
fourteen miles slucc morning in an open car
Iagc uodcr AL August sun. That was az rcd
rs dahl was only proof that my natural
collie coior lay deep under layers Of cosmetics
Fer id DOT all those Auvcrgnats know we'll that
all Americans orc pcgrCes?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-17

A strong Blaine organ says mir. Blaine is
not the kind Of a man to play the part OF boh-
tail to any ones kite" Such part 10 be sure
i, oct vary honorable one, for though the
bObtail goes up with tho kite, ita ascent is
like that ota monkey whom it clinba pale, and
has the same CO.'S qnences, hut Still such a
figure is better than tho one ho cut when liz
tell upon his knees and begged Mulligan far the
letters that rrovcd his bribery, and swora he
would commit suicide if his prayer YES not
granted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-17
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKIH by
EDGAR 9NOwDRN.
TUESDAY EvEN'G.. FEBRUARY Il, 1850

Bishop Hood. the coorad Methodist bishop
Sherman for the Presidency, as that gentle
mans promises can be relied on, and as he has
promised that if cltoIcd, he will divide tho
federal Offices equally between white and col
ored republicans AS all the other candidates
Tor tho republican nomination will doubtless 10
as liberal Ia their promises. efforts TO organize
third parties in the South composed chiefly Of
naeroes, must necessarily fail. for no such party
could offer larger bounty for negro recruits
The proposed Independent, liberal. regulators
electoral ticket to be run 10 Virginia, therefore
will have few negro supporters. for with such
Inducements held out TO tho lattor by their old
friends, tho rads. and their ionate dislike Of
"poor white herlings." it would DO ubraason.
able to suppose that they will not rolurn to tho
republican fold, and leave such regulators as
have not the courage to follow thom to find
their way back to tho conservative flick. hko
Little 30 Peeps sheep, wagging their tails be-
hind them.
The fact that all the c,lorcd members of the
Virginia General Assembly but four have In
formed MIR. Sherman that they want no un'
pledged electoral ticket 10 theirs, but O regular
republican ticket with bis Dalno at its head, OF
which we havo become aware since We wrote
tho above paragraph. only confirms our opinion
on the subject.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-17

Ii wouldn't bo natural for tho regulators iu
the Virginia General Assembly 10 entertain any
sentiment of regard for tho welfare of on in
s!itution around which cling the memories Of
so many Of the States wisest and Loblest sous,
which has been Virginia pride in the past and
her hopo for tho future, but wo pray that tho
nihilislc spirit Which s.oms to have 30! scssed
them, which ka7 already made them dobaso
tho Judiciary and consequently destroy tho TO-
spcct In which it was formerly hold, and which
Is now inducing them to repudato The States
Just debt, and to broak up the public schools
by tho abolition Of the capitation tax which
furnishes the chief means OF their support we
say We pray, though VIC must cop!tss without
much hope, that this roInicious spirit tnny mol,
at least until tho people CT The State have one
moro chance to txoreiso it, cripple if not elect
uslly disable the University, by the passage of
the bill now before tho Senate, and which must
havo been devised for that aolo purpose. There
arc few mon, but luckily for lis repudiltiou
very low, among The rcpudiating Legislators
who arc alumni Of the University, and tho
faint hope We have that this dost,uc i've bill
may not pass is inspired by tho superstition that
their lofluenoO will bo tzcrtod among their
party, aud will be snhcio1t to prevent tho con.
summation Of this great wrong.