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FOR SALE.
House and Lot On Main st,

House and Lot on Main st.
Good barn; desirable location. House Of S
rooms, all hard flushed . rooms partly fur
nished. Must be closed out this week at a
great bargain.
Also,
Several Ten Acre Tracts, Improved aud IN
improved, at sacrifice, as the parties are
going cast
ALSO.
Improved and uniuproved properly IN all
parts OF the State for trade.
Also.
VIA locate GoVernment, School aud Rail
road lands
Parties desiring to purchase VIII aud Il 70
their advantage 10 call On Us.
j. r.. WHITE & CO.,
no 25a n Main 81, OF address p o. Box cog.
dec3 If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Of the Clerk OF ssid Superior Court.
The people otthe State OF California seud
greeting % Primo Pagahiri, Defendant
You are hereby required 70 appear in an
action brought aEAinsi you BY fht above
named Plaintiff IN the Superior Courl OF the
state OF CaIifOruis, iu and for the County OF
Los Angeles, and to answer the complaint
died therein. within ten days texcinsise OF
the day OF service1, after the service on you
Of this Summons ~ served within this
County or, II served elsewhere, 4 thin thirty
days -or Judgment by default vii be takeI
against you according % the prayer Of said
Complaint
The said action Is brought TO obtain a de
cree OF divorce, tnAt the bonds Of natrimony
pctweeu plaintiE aud the defendant he dis
solved, and for such other dectee Az the ma
tnro Of the cilse may require, and for
oests of suit Reference Is had toconlplaini
for particulars
And YOU afe hereby notified thAt II you
fail to apresr and answer the seid Complaint
As above required The said flaihtif VIII ap
ply for the relief pray ed for Ia the complaint
1iNtn under my hand and the Seal
OF the Superior Court Of the state
t--..~t OF California. IN aud for The com
lSEAis ~ Of los Angeles, this 18th day o.
t--,~ November, "a She year 81 our ilurd
one thousand eight hundred and
eiEhty-four
ny A. RrNPAu. Deputy dece I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09
FOR SALE OF RENT.
A GOOD BARGAIN

nice Alfalfa farm, about 20 acres, well
stocked, good artesian wells with double
pipes. comfortable dwelling houses and
large barn Only reliable parties need ap-
kNsEf kSdsNf1 pss,c5s s,s, "a edi q ~ s 6U
mum Block, Los Angeles. dee3 1w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Ban FHAseisco. Doc s.--An interesting
point for railroad travellers has just been
decided By the supreme Court of this State.
The case uss that Of Rufus W landy, Of
cawker City. Kansas. egeinsl The Central
Pacific Railload Company representing the
ouiOn Pacific Railroad. He wrote and pftr-
chased siekei A. Omaha for San Francisco,
aud il was stamped good for nine days from
date Of isauo. The ticket was two days IN
the mail on the way, and although be used
the ticket ~ soon a. he received It. the lin
llatiOn expired while ne was still en- route.
The conductor expelled him from the train
at Kciton, Ney-. OF the gfoGnd that the tick
u had expired. The court below held that
the plaintiff must net only commence bat
the dsie OF the ticket. The Supreme coart
resersed this end Decided that II the bearer
presented himself 90 the tfaiu Of the Union
that was required.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Came Into the enclosure Of the cienega
Ranch on or about November 24tii two
brown mules.
decltf ANDREW J0u6HIK
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09
NEW TO-DAY.
M1REY TO LOAN,
( SITUATION WAITED

By JOHN 5. cALKIgs. Room G, sehums
nachef Block up stsirs, opposite Post3fi.ee
dao4 ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

aaN FaAkrIsco. nen 6--N heat steady
aud anIrt iIai III season, $3.50 slafl Ast<.
Harley frin. quiet seilff season. tse, buyer.
g. " hu9er sesAonI ffln,1lafi N
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

WAsHtEgr0s, Dec. 8--The treaty between
Hawaii aud the Uuited States wss slgned
Saturday. Il merely provides for the ex
tension 81 the present frosty Tor seven years
from the date Of ratification.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09
SHEET MUSIC.

--4~-+--s
Yo1 can buy sheet music for five cents =
copy al the Los Angeles News Co, ia South
Snring 81 CAL and gel catalogue dng I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09
afRaY muLss.

BY competent glrl. Wnl do chamber work
o. general homework. Apply at 81 North
Main street. dses It
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Ne. tue undersigned, under The afm name
~ Hisrtilut OltachR. tafC This 1ay per
chased lf1aa n fho1 his iriefcr .n the
Angelica Bakcly aud w respectfully 80.
lleif The cenunuanee u sAt plifnnast u al
~ j. nls1Afi.tsk
4 QiEtE e "a
tos Anzsse ret on ies<. oetlW
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

I. The unders snet having ttis day sold
fil my right. title ana Interest r. thc An
10 AesW1 BlscniIu1 and Oieachta hereby
elotftullY reeomnlerd the uev nrm % al
nay old psfrons.
kes Angeles. nee. alh 1854
. T. lHEz.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09
BRIGHT'S
Just Received |!

10000 yards Calico .......... ............4 cents
1000 yards Ginhams .................. ( cents
5000 yards Lawns. ..,......... e cents
5000 yards White Pique ue.............. Is cents
1000 yards Dress Goods from ......s to 80 cents
5000 yards Of Brown and Bleached Muslin cents and
upward
5000 yards of Summer Dress Goods just Received
6,ooo pairs Of Cloves from &c. TO 81 pan
$3.50 pairs Of Hose for Ladies at..e7 to as cents
$3.50 pairs Children's Hose 49,. 8 to IS cents
1925 Corsets from Is. ........s.. Zoe to 81
10000 pairs Of Ladies Shoes from 75c. to So
$500 pairs Childrens Shoes from 2sc to 81.
10000 yards Ribbons from 2 to IS yard
10000 yards OF Lace from ........l to soc yard
10000 yards Of aconet etEdgings from 2 to 4oc. yard
10000 Ladies Hats, trimmed and untrimmed, from 25c
to SIS.
/ 1000 Chldrens Hats from ..........Ioc to ST.
6,ooo Plumes aud Tips from .......... Ioc. to$
6ooo Bunches Artificial Flowers from TO ST. bunch
Also large stock Of
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

w4sHncros, nec s--The following bills
Merp insrod aeed an referred
by Bncbnef To nspend the coinage Of
silYer dollars. Ths Speaker said that under
the rules she bill should be referred TO tine
Committee on Coinage, Weights anu Meas
ures Hncknef asked for Il 20 be referred ta
the Cofnuiittee on BANKING and Currency.
The bill was referred a. Indicated hy ne
hy Robinson, of New Yorf--Fcr restoring
inaugural cefemonies to Jefferson kepnplk
By cox 81 New York. issolution 70.
uneslingthe opinion OF The kttoruey General
Whether the pfoylslon IN the eight hour law
viii felate % Letter earrlegs
Fin1ley advocated che nln 81 the Commit
tee on Railroads.. especially the section pro
vldlng los cumm sion, v'Neih tfenn,l
snid the railroad companies desired proper
legislation, and had sought 4 W State ieels
Ing railroad transportation. and he did NOT
see why Congress shonld seek 10 bring inio
lfe hand " the National Government the
control ~ these corporations, id favored
fhe comlaIssion only for the purpose o. Oh
Warner, 81 ohio. maintained that the time
had come when the GhnerN dofefnaent
should assume tho regulation of inter state
tfai1c on railroads Unreasonable prefer.
ence 70 certain shippers and unjust discfiai.
inafion eGainAt others was the most crying
evil perpetfatAd BY fuilroad comre1les and
steps should he AIKEN 20 eradicate that evil.
Rockwell and Nice opposed the heegan
subuitnte. Peuding iarlher discnsHion the
Tfs scsnfs ioint resolution passed. ex
tending unlii the frt Munday IN jAuuaft
the Time within which ine john rcirmittee
appointed 70 enqeife into ne eonqanc. y, Q,
Oiilce, ctc. Nay report
AdI6nrnod
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09
SUMMONS.
IN the Superior Court. Of the State
Of California, in and for the
County Of Los Angeles.
CAROLINA PAGANINI, Plaintiff.
ys.

Action Drought IN the Superior Court Of The
State Of California in and for the Soanty
Of Los Angeles, and the Complaint died Ia
aald County ot Los Angeles. Ia the 0face
Of the Clerk OF said Superior Court.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09

Notict 4 hereby siycu thai HE cogSitnei
ship heftfofarc * istirt heINecn +. II hogd
hn1 + = vitae 'ies tecu Dissolved ~ mfu
lukI edrteni f3 Hnfu
December 81. iaai' lsc7 y
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09
CONGRESSIONAL.


WAsHlsefos, Dec. 2. "A message being
received from the Honse announcing the
non concurrence Of that body IN The senate
amendments 70 the bill iorieising nnearned
lAuda granted 10 the Atlantis and Pacific
Railroad, the Senate Insisted on It's amend
raeni and ordered Committee Of Confer.
eilce. The Chair appointed IS such commit
Tee Morgan. blair and Plumb.
Tho following bills were introduced and
REFEREED BY Blair, for the appro fIation Of
$4,000 to promote the Coiofed People ;
worlds Exposition 10 be held Al Chicago in
September, 1885.
By ingalls,, to amend the revised statnles
40 AZ TO make the day u the inauguration Of
4 President Of the United 5fkies a legal holt
day Ia the District of Columbia.
Allison submitted joint resolution, which
passed, extending the time hxed iof the sub
mission Of the report Of the joint commission
1olpir called Up the bill reported from the
Cdminlllee on ksilrnpds last session pfosld-
fng foF the Incorporation Of she eppkane
Falls and Coruf q aiene hallroad Cot pAny
in the Territories OF .fdsho aud Washington.
Harrison criticised The DIll ~ npyerpe =
class Of leEislatiun properly belonging 90 tne
Territories. FROM q number NJ brancnes
nr0rided fof by the hiiL, h. thought Il likely
passes shronKh the mountains. and from
othcr prosisions It seemed the company
could sccore lands enough 70 absorb the
public d0matn as we'll as tho railroads Ia
The two Territories named
Doiph defended the bin A. containing only
customary provisions.
Plau said II Ind COME 70 be.the fashion In
che United stains 10 build railroads without
Gny cash capital. ana that the fashion oi
building railroads On paper was working
iI1hnile mischief When the railroads wett
SO hullt the people we're taxed twice "a
much FOR inrr aud ireiEhts IS they would Dt
II the roads were builf for cash 10 order
mat the roads may p1g atFidcnfa on ths
amount OF capital sGocf Vest euquired i
thew II. Armstrong. named 10 the bill a
one Of the ferporatofa was the Railroad
Commissioner oi the United States. Dolph
replied tnai he did not knQe fhF arncnd
menfs a. proposed by Harrison worc agrced
10, cutting niI the company's right 70 eon
holldale. With other roaus o. buiid pfsIir res
Fnrther confederation was pestpcnod by tht
Limitation of the executive session. Ad
itdffned
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-09
Boys &c Mems
CI,OTHING!. !.
MEMS HATS AND SHOES

for Gents and Ladies and everything kept in
general variety store and prices always cheaper than
elsewhere. gall
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-03-14

when delinquent subscriber moves
away and does not pay for HE paper. the
Angola Herald 1nds where be has gone
writes him up = : fraud, and eends
uarked copies or his paper to prominent
men 10 che locality where the fellow has
located. and also 70 the Newspaper Of
bic county. This 10 n excellent idess
and every newspaper man ought 20 40
che same A general practice Of this
hind would soon wind up the ncwspa-
Der deadbeats. and Il would also guard
Shs general public against trusting such
men. The Herald has struck the right
y.-Laporte Argue.
This Il : pretty fair idea. Dat
vouldnt Il be better 70 write EN- mp be-
fare they leave. There are some men IN
aimosf every community. who have no
honest principles about them, like Har-
re r. Logan. the deputy prosecutor a
Hnnfinxbnrg for instance, who swindis
printers and probably anybody else i
Shey get chance. and then laugh shout
81. ana tell them 10 make their debts Il
thew can. (knowing that they skulk BE-
hind their wives petticoats with I'll theii
property whose characters ought 70 b
generally made known.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-03-14

1--WE nndersfand there will be quite
: ~-nh~- ~ candidates for the Demo
opasio CONVENTIONS OF Dubois and Martin
and Pike counties 20 choose candidates
for Representatives from. Already two
are announced II Martin county. and ~
have heard three or four gentlemen 10
Duhnis county spoken % - asp'rsnts for
legislative honors. and one Or two IN
Pile county. So there will Be 70 lack
-of material q chooss from. But the
county which the aspirant resides in
nav b : matter OF discussion. So fsr
each county elaine the right 70 the can
didaie, and II shs Central Committees do
Dot interfere and arrange II, the one who
oan Get the most votes In the Conven-
1sonS. viii Be- nominated without regard
% location. This viii likely prevent
nv county from shokging tho persim'
noss," end win produce more satisfAe-
oion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-03-14

n1rOns proposition the Democratic
Congress proposes II 70 remove the duty
o. sugar. and Il . said this measure
would cut down the revenue So, ooo. 900.
and lessen the price Of that article -
least two cents pound. This would Be
: saving or 81 70 each person IN the
United States, and TO the people Of Ou-
bois county IN the aggregate about &i6- Il
600 annually. Do our people derive
enough benefit from class protection 70
afford 10 pay this price for II? II Il said
me reduction will break up the sugar
plantations OF Louisiana, and destroy
ne nro6ts Or nc 900 planters n II
should. Il would benefit the other 49,
00,,O00 people Of the United States!
Hut II will not destroy these plantations.
TIE ground will be just - fertile, and
che seasons just - propitious. when the
consumers or sugar ere relieved Of this
onerous tax = q present. The moi
prosperous increase Of eugar plantations
occurred under the comparatively free
trade tariff OF 1876. But We would
much rather zee the duties reduced on
eotton and WOODEN fabrics, and iron Of
III grades. --as thereby : vast amount
more money would Be saved u the II
boring masses and turner's. who use $50
worth Or cotton and wooden garments.
and machinery and agricultural and me
ehanIcaI tools. where 81 worth Of sugar
y used.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-03-14

GYThe mill OF Scheirich. Schuler 4
c.. received : large amount Of new
roller machinery this week. and wilt
ooon b rolling out splendid hour. More
machinery viii ~ sdded 10 Jasper man
ufAcforieS or different kinds this spring,
thar has ever been added il Two years
kef-re.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-03-14

ike>oIntlens Adopted ~ Teachers
Of R'nh-iaee township. - Insfilots
he'a ~ School Dist. ., Saturday, March
IN. 1854.
Whereas. Ths provisions for thr hslld-
inr az Gree .rd tho cleaning " school
rooms. n the eountry Districts. are In
sufficient aud
whereas. On account o. shis neglect
The children are often compelled 20 suler
severely from cold. thereby endaugerink
their health and interfering with their
proxrfss 10 school; and
Whereas. The towns make On allow \
,nee for jsnitor's fres. and we think tbe
children or the district schools are en-
Titled 20 The same attention and care q
The children n the town schools: and
Whereas. The township trustees are
,npow cred BY Law 20 employ jAnitors q
10 The above work.
Resolved. That the Institute recon
'mends township trustees 70 appropri,
str 6ve dollars out Of The special school
| fund. Tor jsnitor's work In each di~tric'
I Tor each school term. snd that said sun
sh.ll not u payable "a the teacher.
|! Resolved. That eopv or ihese resoiu
tions be furnished 10 the County SUPER
lntrndent. aud that he BE- requested q
.call the attention Of the trustees 20 hi
iimnortant matter.
Resolved. That these resolutions b
published IN the jasper Courier, ans
lthat We so.icit the aid Of al Teachers Il
1.-THE county 20 nclp IN bringing This mat
tier 70 The notice Of the proper ~
ifhoritiea
J. T. MrLcuos.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-03-14

Ersrsssrns - n.rsA eli lss<
Al regular meeting OF the Post. Act
ing Commander G. Z. Schroeder. in :
few appropriate remarks. announced the
death Of Comrsie Dr. r. y. Welman,
and appointed the following committee
on resolutions. who reported the follow
ing. which were unanimously adopted
BY = rising vote OF the Post
WHEREAs. Ia the Providence Of -
Advise God. We are called on % mourn
the death OF our Comrade DR.. R. ~
Weluan. who died q HE home ia Jasper,
Ind. on the 1<ih day Of February. 1S6l.
Resolved. That We will hold in CRATE
! ful remembrance the virtues OF our Com
raie. who. IN al the relations Of life, Wa
'irne and faithful.
, Resolved. That the Post BE- draped IN
mourning Tor thirty days, and that {
copy Of these resolutions be spread on
the Record; also. that . copy b fnr.
nished The county papers and the family
iof our deceased Comr1de.
| MoRMo~ FisHER.
i ALEx BARRowMAN. Committee.
n n MoxraoMrpy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-03-14

H~TWe have received No. !. Of Vol. !
~ ne Martin 90 Democrat, Charley
Mean new paper. pnbiished q Loogco-
tee. Il ID : handsome seven column
folio. and We are glad 70 go starta orr
With : nicr patronage IN advertising
frnm The business men or Loogoo'ee.
Mr. Mears u the fright man IN the right
p'aee." now. and we hope will mske :
lnanriaI snccese Of HE new undertaking.
NJ /, Democrat or sonnd views q n
party policy. and he'irvsa IN thorough
organization and sdhering 70 ii He de-
oerves tho encouragement Of al Iowa
Democrats In Martin county. We ere
rIsd 20 zee fhst HE href issue takes
oonsre ground IN favor cf the recollection
% me peoples friend Hon. 7. r. Cobf
10 Congress. and thereby proves III
fbIsisy Of many rumors which wers
A6oaL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-03-14

~ correspondent o. the Peters
borg Democrat suggests M. \. a IL,
- ne Democracy - candidate for Cir
enit Judge. AMI The Democrat endorse.
him. n Gibson comfy supports Judge
Wslhorn and Pike Mr.. Fiv for The posi-
sicn. The responsibility ofchoosing which
shalt b che candidate viii devoive o.
No feiegsses 20 The Judicial Conven-
fIon from DnhoiS.conntv. 80 = composing
che s'belance 81 power" Therefore our
peonls shonld determine. before o.
Connsv Convention ~ May 24th. who
thoy want for JUICE. Ju6ge welbnfn
Ne generally given eminent saiisfsction
~ ne discharge n HE dii1lcnli duties
aud Il e doubtful II any one could a.
better. hut Nr. EIv ~cnld. without ones
tion. M The once with honor. Whom
- ron choose. Democrats 81 Dubois!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-03-14

SURVEY NOTICE.
NOTICE u hereby given ihat pursnanl
~ 10 IN order. the Surveyor Of Dubois
county. Indiana. will on the 9Th day Of
April a. d. 1894. proceed 10 run the ~.
termediato Iines and establish the cor
nfrs OF Section twenty eight (9o), Town.
ship one ~. South o. Range three 81
West. All persons interested will ..
tend JosEPn H0BBnAn.
March II. isss -S ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-03-14

HOOP Sks AYERS WANTED AT
WlCKkIEEE.
Iwant ten good hoop shavers q Wicl :
|illIt. Ind. and Will pay good wages. !
have four good warm shops, and plenty
|of poles IN the yard. and more coming
Il want two car loads shaved immediately
Apply 20 W. U. bVt0kn,
March =. '8@-of. Wickli1e. Inu-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-03-14

NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
DEFENDANT.
STATE OF INDIANA /; a a..
County ov DUBois.
Duhoss cfrcais Court. April res., ssst
Martha 3 Dixon,
Thomas J. Dixon.
Pendsson without q a.
VS.. Partition.
Calico without.
Jacob q. without.
Amelia without.
NOTICE . hereby given 20 Calico
IN without. Who g appears Nv afldavi'
tIled IL my once. Z non-res,dent q she
State OF Indiana. that Jacob c. WiIhoii
and Amelia without hive fled eroee-
complaint and commenced cross-action
sysInst the above named plsintids and
their co-i1efcndanf. the aid GaIleo
without, ia said above stated partition
suit. % Qnfet the tile 90 Real E~tate,
situated in said County Of Dnbois.
Said defendant. Calico without. y there
fore hereby nolifed o. the pendency Of
said cross-acton against said defendant,
and thar the same viii stand for trial q
Ithe next term OF eaid Dubois Circuit
Court. to be begun and held - the Court
house In the town OF Jasper, IN Du bois
County. Indiana. on the Fourth londsy
o. A pril, A. D. 1854.
PsrEB J. GosMANN. Clerk
Dubois Circuit Court.
4 BRUxo BuErrxER AID MILLERA RIcu
ARDsox, Attorneys for Cross- Complain
ante.
March 7th. lss<-sw. n. Gosoo.l
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-24

and then Henry Watterson, alarmed at the
idea that man friendly to Southern industries
should venture South, cried out against ''the
inopportune and dishonest ovation" about to
be extended to him. Perhaps the Democrats
of Nashville, speaking for the Democrats Of
Tennessee, don't know what they are talking
about, and it is to be hoped they do not
But, be that as it may, the Courier-Journal is
greatly wrought up; and at very critical mo-
ment, when the sap is about to boil over the
Cincinnati Enquirer sneers at Mr., WattersOn
as '4he editor and proprietor of Kentucky"
Why not prevent the dishonest" ovation by
marching 100, 900 Kentuckiars upon Nashville
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-24

THE Sunday session of the w. c. T. u,
in Pittsburg, broke up in political row, the
supporters and opponents of st, John indulg
ing in mutual recriminations, which were
fast leading to Mysteries, when few of the
wiser led rush for the door, and thus pre-
vented serious consequences. What the tenn
perance unions of this country are waiting for
is the rise of some statesman OF stateswoman
among them who will possess such wisdom,
breadth of vision and executive power that
he or she may be able to unite the warning
factions into victorious army. AS yet this
prophet has not risen, or, having done so, re-
mains without honor.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-12-24

EVANGELIST MOODY, having been invited
to visit Richmond, Va, B. D. Core, a we'll
known citizen, publishes card, recalling the
fact-if fact it be-that in 1876 Mr.. Moody
made some very disparaging references to Lee
and Jackson, leaders of the confederate forces.
Mr.. Cores card furnishes some very interest
ing reading between the lines In conclusion,
he says:
''There lives not Virginian with any pre-
tensions to responsibility who is not proud to
claim common citizenship with the immor-
tai Lee and jackson; proud that Virginia has
such Christian heroes to offer to the service of
their country. They were our leaders, our
representatives; we loved them in their lives,
and their memory is dear to US still, and will
ever be. We were particeps criminis with
them, and Moodys abuse of them was equally
an abuse of each one of us who followed these
peerless patriots. Our land and cause went
down with them, and their morality, their
patriotism, their sense of honor, and their re-
ligion and piety are good and exalted enough
for us; their standard of a true, exalted, Chris
tan gentleman, as illustrated by their daily
lives in every phase of their career, is exalted
enough for us; and | do not hesitate to assert
that the immaculate Moody could study their
characters with advantage to himself and the
cause which he processes to desire to promote,
if his prejudice would allow him to see any
good in those who do not think as he does"
1t ought to be stated that Generals Lee and
Jackson bore spotless personal characters,
Jackson in particular being very devout
Christian. We very much doubt the story
that Mr.. Moody reflected on their personal
honor Mr.. Core declares that in assailing the
fair fame of Lee and jackson an insult was
rendered every Virginian. How about the
insult rendered every man who fought for the
Union, to in this late day deliberately declare
that -FOUR land and cause" went down in the
late war when these peerless patriots were
offered to the service Of ''their countryp
Who now has cause to feel insulted that no
Union general is fit to be compared with these
''peerless patriots" What is patriotism, and
in whose country are you now livingg may
fairly be asked Mr.. Cove is an ass.