davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-20
Eater Snnvenir-

To every lady visiting our store during this
week and inspecting our line of EASTER
GOODS we present a beautiful EASTER SOU
vENIR CARD, especially designed and engrav-
ed to our order. IL is artistic and beautiful.
Worth coming for, and cheap. Price, 'Thank
you" Ask for it if We forget to nut it into
your hands. /. 4 B. S. NJ. H.-Adg.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-20

silva Is Offering his entire line OF Havl-
lanaa decorated French china dinner
ss.s ss AZ actual cost. Now is the time TO
secure bargains.--Adu.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-20

Try PAIR of Collat Bros. calf SO warranted
shoes. They are durable and comfortable.
and can be had In an the different styles, both
hlah and W-qnartera. IL dn.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-20

You will save half of your fare by buying
your travelling trunk. valise. satchel or bag OF
Coliat Bros, who have on hand a very large
stock OF them.-Ads.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-20

Try pair of Colat Bros SO (warranted)
Shoes, they are durable and comfortable, and
can be had In all the different styles.-Ado.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-20

good and wel.shaped ladies' kid button
shoe can be bought at Collat Bros. for 81 80,
sold elsewhere for S2.--AdB.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-20
Excursion Tickets Az Hnlf Batea.

Call and examine Collat Bros. 50 so low
quarters. de.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-20

Look through Silva's stock before plac-
ing your orders for crockery, etc. Low
prices prevail.-Adp.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-20

Black SIX Helmet Travelling Caps,
at Belsinger's, "A Whitaker street.-Adv.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-20

A complete line OF Gents Furnishing
Goods, at Belsinger's.-Adc.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-20

The guarantee shoe Of Calat Bros, ranging
from 81 % A8. cannot be eXeelled. LII.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-20

Cotton-regIon bulletin Tor "a hours end
ing April 49, 1886, 6 p. M, Eastern time
DISTRICTS. AVERAGE.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-20

che Men Who wn Go Into the NAV
Contest to Win First Place.

che Men Who VIII Go Into the NAV
Contest to Win First Place.
The Savannah Cadets have selected
fheir team to compete for the prize in the
drill during the Centennial. They will 90
into camp on Friday, April 80. The men
are hard at work and drIll well, and it is
the general opinion that their chances are
good for first money. Capt. Branch fL
drilling his men every night except Sat
Lrday and Sunday nights.
The team chosen 10 as follows:
Capt. II. NJ. Branch,
First Iieut !. r. Brooks.
Second Lieut.. r. S. Nell.
First Sergt. A. 3. Collins.
Second Sergt. f. W. Dasher.
Corporal p. S. Derby.
Corporal r. p. Lowell.
Corporal d. Sheftall
Corporal j. T.. Wost.
PRIvATEs.
a. q. Bacon, w. n. Coleman.
ii. W. COwan, NJ. Cunningham
~. W. Cubbedge, j. McP Farr
George 9. GOebel, !. =. HOlenback
., B. Herb, q. .. Lamotto,
~. 8. Lcbey II. B. Mel,
). ID. Miller, y. r.. J.. Miller,
J. &. Nungazer, W. ". Niehols.
e.. r. Rutzler G.. r. svmonR
W. q. swanston, II. G. ZittrOuer.
SUBSTITUTES.
Q. r.. Gradoi, r. G. Fetzer.
". y. schern, J.. M. Wilson.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-20

Black light weight aud light colored
Stif Hats, for the Spring. at Belsinger's.
Savannah morning news., 1886-04-20

Ladies' riding hats at Collat BrOs.-Ado.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-18

szkahcy okazywali dobre checi ola fran
cuz6w, otiarowali i'm domy swe ma spoczy-
mex, aywiosci ME skapili; lecz nasz roz-
trophy Pulkownik czerpaf z tel dotqd
niedoSwiadczonej goScinnosci podejrzenie.
Geese tylko zo}nierzy rozstawif pc domach,
reszta musia}a STAG wsr6d wsi pod go1em
niebem; porozstawiaf PREY tenn znaczne
straae, i jak zobaczym, wyszfa ia ostro.
znosG na dobre.
Ernest nlerozerwany towarzysz field
febla, dostat sic ma kwatere do domu
pewnego, ktorego g%ospodarz i gospodyni
pomimo %grecznossci, zaufania lego posiest
ME mogli. Udawaf, lie ME rozumie pc
hiszpahsku, a to ola tego, 3eby podejst
majqcych moae jake nieprzyjacielskie "a
MARY; i gdy feldfebel zawsze ogledny z
wolna tylko grzecznosci i backgammon
gospodarza byf w naroju powolnym,
Ernest byl bsrdzo u"miarkowanym w u2y-
ciu pokarmu, ME posmakowawszy navel
wilma, chot i fsldfebel i %gospodarz mama
vial. Ia grzecznosc o lie feldfebla zobo-
wiezywa1a, o lyle Ernesta tenn wiecej
uderzafa, re mu sic zdawa}o, jakoby ich
gospodarze dawali sobie mruganiem ozna-
ki zadowolenia, choc byli dose ostroani
ably sic wyda6 z czemsis podejrzanem.
Wyznaczono i'm nocny spoczynek
ma1ej izbie pod dachem,T do ktorej pc
drabinie wnijssc trzeba byfo. Feldfebel
dobrze podpify, skoro leg} ra p%os]aniu
zaraz tel i usual, gdy tymczasem Ernest
ostrozny, siadf W zamiarze czuwania, DO
postepoWanie gospodarzy niepokoifo go.
lPo niejakiej chwili usfyszaf rozmawiajq-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-18
(C.qg dalszy nastqpi.)
P~ieciOwiekOwa rocznica
Chrztu kr0la JagiefY

przyiaiafa w ME iziele, dnia Il. z. m. . niej
p'sze ,,Pie'grzym' pelplihski jak nnstepur:
Ten nader wa&ny akt wspoiczrsny tax
opisuia.
sw. Walentego, w%prowadzit polski orszak .iu-
ch"wny pieciu wnuk6w Gedyminowych Z pafacu
krolow ~polskich na zamku krako vskim do
pobIizkiei TAME katedry. Opr6cz wielkiego
ks ecia Litwy przystepowali do Chrz.u trzej
rodzeni bracia Jagielfy: Wigund, Korvgirit
i S~widrygieii, tudziet stryjeczny Witold. Pre-
wolnirzyt aktowi Chrztu arcybiskup gnieznic-
nsbi Bodzunta W towarZystwie bskupa Krakow
skiego jana. katdemu 2 pochrzesnikow ksia-
zecych toAnrzyszyli p%rzybr"ni rodzice chrzestnl.
Wielkionu ksieciu Jugielle odmowif tel @p,zysfu-
81 mistrz swielki Czolner. P~rzyhyly z MaIbor-
ga po!-ku,hj korunny Dymitr %przynio$1 sucha
odpnwiedz, ze zbytnin odlegfosc drogi ME po-
zw"lu mu oruszczat ma tax d'ugi czas .pahstw
zakonnych. kto 'nns vice za>tapit krolow'
staneia jedna 2 pierwszych matron 6wczesnej
Polski, PAM wojewodzina s~andomiersku Jadwiga
niesdys muiionka bogscza. Oty Z Pilczy.
%JagielIe madame i'Aie Wfadystaw, Wigundo-
wi Aleksander, korygieIIo kazim;erz, Swidry-
gieIla Boles1aw, Witoldowi podobniez Aleksan-
runowie litewscy dworza"ie ~ksiakecy przyjeli
Ware chrzesciahska. Podobniejsza poboknosG
aWfadyriywa przedswiSdcza mas dosta-
cznie, il speinieny teraz akt ~religijny szczerze
prztjal mu dusze.
Nowo "chrzczony Wfndy-luw stat SIG re
IN apostnfem ma Is;twie, Zc nawroce
ME litwln6w %nnstapifo w l. 1886, w &C opis
tego TAX hloglc skntlsi ~mnjaceYo aktu odkiada-
my liz przyszfy rok. Tu podu jemy tylko, zc
zapewhe zadne t'umnc Eawr6cenie c.fego naro-
du ME odhywufo sic tax pr"widtowo, wzorowo,
jai nawrocenie l.itwy. Clotby Polska niczego
wirrej ME dokazala, .iak 10 nawrocenie, miafaby
najdoniosleisza zaS'uge '~lziejnwa.
y kto4 byf %gtownym czynnikiem W nnwro-
ceniu Litwy: Oto& mfodziutka krolowa Jadwi-
ga, W. ktorej znajdujemy tylc polohieh~twa dc
wieIu ~swiatych niewiast, a nawet do kr6lowrj
Wszystkich Swietych. .Naja Maryi Fanny.
Matka Bozka swojem stowem. ,,Olo ia s!u1ebni-
ca Pansla, MECH mi. $40 stanie xcdtug sfowa
twoiego", przyczynifa sic do zbawienia catego
rodu ludzkiego, krolowa Jadwiga zgodziwszy
SIC ma zawarcie ma1&enstwa z ~Jagietla skute-
cznie SIZE pryfotyfa do odrodzeEia Lit~y pc
Iaczenia tel z Polska. Ola Jadwigi byla to
otiaru ME mala. w dziecihstwie zareczonm Z
Wilhelmem ksieciem rakuskiem, zrzekta sic talk
poteAnego zwiazku z MIN. ably caiy narod H.
tewski wybawi6 Z bafwochwalczej ciemnosci.
Ofa,e to ziozyla Z Gaia swiadomoscia z ma
tchnienia Boz. go. ,Juk oddawna', talk raz
1owielzinia, ,,wyrzekfam sic pychy prczno-
Sci tego swiata.... Me tIuskiem przete peref i
zlota ,ragnc Sc lodohaG Ojcu NiebiesEiemu,
ale cichoscia i pokora". To tez u stop Chrys-
Tulsa, rozpirtego ma krzy4u, " niemej bolesci
goracei modlitwie s~zul1afa natchnienia, co czy-
mic dla spe1nienia wolf Botej. l Bog przemo-
viii W duszy kIeczacej kornie krolowej. Oddu-
Ia .woie swoja Bcgu, a Bog przyjaf jej odare.
\ ta otiara sprowadzifa nawrocenic cafej Litwy.
Takze DO ochrzczeniu Litwin6w, myslafa o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-18

Spotyka, gdy jeszcze sfuzyt W Iinii, mfodzie'
niaszku zofnierza bez zaro stu.
= Czemu ME masz wasow, .jak rrguIamin
kazeY pyta go surowo.
30 mi ieszcze MIC urosfy - ten sm,ato
odpowiada.
o Gtupis = powiada ma or - regulamin
ma to postanowiony, ably 90 stuchac. ,Jak ME be-
dziesz Mat jutro PREY zmianie wnrty wasow,
pojdziesz do kozy.
Zdarzyfo sic, ze f%rldfebel, kt6ry co runo
przychodzif 2 raportem do pana BazyIego, umart
nagle W nocy. Ma jego miejsce przychodzi podo-
fear inny.
: Co to jest yniewnie pyta major - Ola
czego ne Majewski7
Mnjewski umart odpowiadn ordynans-
dz3ssnaglc tel nocy.
= 70 mic rzecze major, popiaHiajac swo
jcgo cwierctokciowego halsz,ucha- powinicn byf
O tenn ma swnie godznq zameldowuG. Talk ka4e
regulamin.
Byl zwyczaj Il mas " szkole, re o s'@dmej
rono, Z ralortem 2 no'y, s>edf DO generafn po.
uutiGer,
RAPPORT ten dla Don BaxyIia byf istnem II
trapieniem. be zwykle trzcba mu byio pisac wfa-
snorecznie dla tego, 2e do napisania tycn kllkn
slow stereotypowych Mkt 4 oticerow ne chc'al
wsta~aG Il tozkn.
Zlarzy,o SIG, 70 rzeka dzielaca miasto ma
dwic GEES nddz;elne, jedne g'lzie general ga
mies.ktwal, drnga gdzie byf" szkofa jego ko-
mendz:e poudana, wczbrala noea zerwala most.
Nicszczesliwy rodotieer wiaca vice %"lowjada,
re Ola zvrwania most. ME m6gt siq do generate
przeprn"ic.
(C!qg dalszy nastqpi)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-18

wosci i W swyme przemySle, tenn wiecej
Napoleona i wojsko jego nienawidzili, I'M
wiscei 90 kiedya porzadana wolnost awyp!ro-
wadzajacego podziwiali, a i'm mniej zga-
d.alo sic 2 tenn nadzejami obecne )ego9
postepowanie. lie wszeclp stron rozlegf
sic odglos powstania, j vnet cafy narod
stanat bod, bronia, a najpierwszymi byli
81. ktorzy .naiblizej mieli swych ciemiez-
COW. Wysokie CORY, strome skafy, gfebo-
kie wawozy, przepasciam otoczone drogl-
wszvstko to u%fatwifo powstaiie, ktoremu
prz%ewodniczyl dzielny Nina wrazz swym
s;ostrzeRcem.9 Obydwaj znali doskonale
swoi kraj, i umieli korzystac z tej 7nalo-
mosci pczeciw nieprzy]aclo'om oeoacym
w obcych, a przeto ME na3ezycle znanych
sobie okolicach. Bywafo przeto, &c "a.
MIN sic Francuzi spostrzegli, z gor lub
krakow przez ukrytych Hiszpanow pare.
nj duao ia si}ach os}abieni p%rzychodzlli
do miejsc sweSgSo rrzeznaczenia. Procz ta-
kowych niebezpieczehstw, me rzaaNo
i'm zbywaloo ma a%ywnosti; boa Nina
umial zrecznemi obrotaml oowo-
zom aywnosci ~przeszkadzac | one n'sze1yc'
! Zaraz pc przekroczeniu granlcy oce'
nil nalezycie Pulkownik g.. utruozenla
jakich doswiadczac otrzeba bedzle W gar
Sym %pochodzie3, i wnet sic takowe znala
ssly, gay znachodzif pc drodze sofa puste
q aywnose odcieta Pc k%ilkodniowym
5narszu stanet we wsi, kt6ra oblecywaia
swobodny e%sapoczynek, ola znurzoo ege
s4lewygodaml &olnierza; a erzeciez ! 49,
nGsha1Q L1nisslbseaisezenstwo. Mniej baczny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-18

cych W dolnei izbie; zeby dobrze .zrozu-
mlec, przyfo2yf ucho do drzwi przedzie-
lajqcych oba mieszkania, i u%s1yszaf naste-
roz'howe::
ia sic boje MOI kochany.-Ich
tn bedzle do tysiac, a naszych jak mo-
Wis., dwiescie tylko, i COZ ia garstka
zrobi?
Bredzisz! Ma naszej stronie So
sprzyjajqce okolicznosci, noe, znajomos;d
oSo)lcy, niespodziana napasc:-to wszy,
stko iodine nasza site " czwornasob po-
mno1ye. Dcdaj do tego, lie kaady gbur
swojego spiocha. wezmie pod MOI, i bqdz
pewny, re sic uda!-
A warty ME narobiqz ha]asu?
.,.-l 0 tenn sic pomysla1o. Dostali
Jesc pic TAX suto jak CT, co ma .gorze
leza.-N Me %nudz-podai lepiej bron, lie
wyrusze %uwiadomic naszych. w pot 60
dzlny wr6cimy! .
70 czem wyszli oboje z domu furtka
ktorej Ernest dawniej lie zauwazyl.
- Panic Feldfebel, wstawaj spie-
ssznle! Jestesmy zdradzeni = wolaf Er-
nest francuza, mocno go s2amocac, ktory
mruczac 2adaf spckoju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-18

Mich, szukaia sIosobow, inkby ich W poboknsci
! cnotli.yosci utrzymac. S~wiadeza o tem2 jej
wfasno stowa: ,.WieIc nocy besSonnych sta
wifam, rozmys'iwaiac jakby rozsi'c promienie
wiadomosci i cnoty W plemien'M nowo ochrzco-
mem, iakby swiatfem dzie' chrzesciahsk'ch
%cswieciG wyiynyo nar"du litewskiego, uzyz"lc
winnice Panska, a wypled kakcl".
Me czas temu, by swietnym obchodem u
czciG piecrowiekcwa rocznict ctiary Jadwigl i
Chrzta %Jagielly Uczcijmyctq rocznice 9 pow"z-
mem skupieniem dicila rozp"mietywaniem
swietnei przeszfosci. Q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-18
Warsxawianlka.

licr-z nadr>linv nam W lis .ic 4 pius1a u ul14ieszczeni.
Smiulp podniesmy sz,ahdar nasz W =6lr'
Chot hurza wroyich z~ywi"46w wye,
Chloe mas dis snebia SHY ponu!c,
tlocini %niepcwne jutro niczyjc.
O' DO TO sz1andar ca(ej luAzk, sri,
To huslo swietc pieSh ~zmartwychw stunia,
TO trvumf piracy = sprawie l@iwGsci,
To IOWA w.zy>tkich LUDLOW zbrataniu'
Naprz6d Wnrszawo;
Ma Wake krwawa,
Swisra a nrawa :
sarsZ, mar,z Wars;awo
DIS gdy loAo zy lud ginie = glodu
Zbrodnia W ~rozkoszy ionaf iak W hlocie,
| hnhbn tcmu kto Z mas Ia mlodu
Ieka SIG stanae dis na %szafocie.
Mkt IA idee ME CINE maruic;
Z czasem ~zwycieza Chrystus Judasza;
Mech swiety ogleh mlodost ogarnic,
Chloe wic}u padnie leez przyszlost nas7a.
Naprz6l Wnrszawo;
Ma Wake krwawa,
Swiete a prnwa
Marsz, marsz Wals2nwo.
Hura! = Zerwiimy Z cal6w korony,
Gdy Judy dotted clodza w cieruiowej;
W krwi zatopmy nadgnile irony,
Spurpurawione wo krwi ludowej.
IIa! zemsta straszna dzisiejszym katom,
Co ~wysysaja zycie z milior6w!
Ha! zemsta carom plutokratom.
A ~przyjdzic zniwo przysz4osci plon6w.
Naprzod Warszawo!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-18
ROzmaitOSci.

= Fort olbywal na sobie samyni deswladczen'n,
majecc nu celu %wykryce.t w~rlyw6w tzyologicznych
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-27
FORCED rO DRAW A CHECK.
a Chicago tieIk Turns Highwaymau
gOtrIf1fpc I.ts Former Employ err.

A Chicago tieIk Turns Highwayman-
goIrif1ins I;is Former Empio1e err.
A Chicago telegram says Frank R.
Campbell, discharged clerk of James
Carru,hers, provisiOn-exporter, recent
ly proceeded to the Office Of his late en-
ployer. lie approached Mr.. Carruthers,
Tho was seated at his desk. Before
the merchant could divine Csmpbell's
intention, the muzzle Of revolver was
pressed to bis forehead, and the voice
Of the man rang in his ears:
"Unless you comply instantly with
NY request ] will shoot you dead where
you sit. Fill out a check, payable to
bearer, for $50, and hand it to me. |
will allow you one minute to do as |
ak, and if you do not comply | will put
bullet in your BRAIN"
The clerk looked at the Office clock as
1t slowly licked the seconds.
"Well, but -. You are joking,
Frank. | don't owe"
1t matters not whether you owe
ne anything or not. Do as say, or |
will carry my threat into execution"
and again he looked at the clock.
Campbell pressed the revolver closer to
the forehead Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ed merchant.
Yes, yes; if you ara in earnest,
| will do as you command" cried Nc.
Carruthers, and, without more ado, he
filed out check on the FIRST National
Bank for the amount asked, and placed
it in the hand of the desperate, who
hastily ran flom the office, showing the
weapon into bis cOat-pocket.
A moment later Mr.. Carruthers, par
TALLY recovered from his fright, darted
into on adjoining Office and told the &C.
cupants what had happened, and then
rsn to the bank to intercept the high
waymhn. Police officers were acoOsted
on the way and accompanied the excited
man. They were disappointed. how
ever, as Campbell did not go to the
bank. Instead. he proceeded TO the Of
flee Of Robert Warren, in the Royal
Exchange building, and being recog-
med as Carruthers's clerk, easily pro-
cured the cash for the check. A de-
scription was furnished the officers, and
yesterday the fellow was arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-27
The Eighth District.

The Convention TO nominate a candi-
date for Congress in the Eighth district
adjourned sine die yesterday. We
mentioned the other day that the Maine
election would take place in three weeks
after the opening OF the campaign. As
the Virginia elections will take place
mere than two months hence, it is evil
dent that The Democrats of the Eighth
disuiet have an abundance Of time for
calling and holding new convention
snd sscertaining the wishes of the peo-
pc Is TO who shall be the nominee.
This Is o much better outcome Of the
late Convention than would have been
two nominees or one made against tho
protest Of almost half the members.
Let eli things be done decent and in
order in this matter. Don't let the
boldest or most INSCRIPTIONS man run
away with the nomination. We would
not be sorry if one Of those true Demo-
Gratis who are Always yielding their
claims for other persons bsneat were
the nomipe'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-27

THE STATE DEBT The ScOttsville
Courier says:
AFTER all that may be said or writ
ten about the tariff, the silver question,
or the undemocrstic methods Of the
Administration, the people Of Virginia
are more interested in the final outcome
Of The debt question than auy other
public matter"
We are surprised at any thinking man
who cannot see that such is the fact.
All other questions would at once be
lost sight Of should the coupons find an
unObstruc'ed wsy into the Treasury.
The Courier adds;
1--WE have without shadow Of turh.
ing adhered to the Riddlsberger bid
az q Gnality. We believe the great
nsjoIity of the people have unslter-
ably determined to stand by it. The
Democratic party cannot survive any
attempt to change the terms as fixed
by that enactment. To carry it out
the people must pay their taxes in
money and let the coupon-holders take
are Of themselves as best they can"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-27
DEATHS.


81 ACKBURN-Died at his residence. In
penrico county, August rs. 1855, fOUN-
TAIN BLACKBURN; aged sixty'seyen
years.
His funeral will take place from his late
residence This (Friday) EVENING a. D
o'clock. Friends and acqualntances or the
family are Invited TO attend.
MONCURE. Died at Edge Hill, the resi-
dence OF her parents, I'm Caroline county,
Va, August 10, 1856. IT 7 o'clock y. Nj"
SALLIE GLASCOCKE, only child OF Rich
ard T. and Anna Gasklns Moncure; aged
three months and twenty-five days.
Bastrop (Texas) Advertiser please copy.
MILLER.-Died, Wednesday night at 9
O'Clock, AUGUST c. MILLER; aged TWEEN
ty-seven years.
Funeral will take place To- DAY At 10
o'clock A. M. from his sisters residence,
524 north First street.
ROY.-Died, Wednesday night, August
25th, at 1880 O'Clock, at her residence, No.
9 west Jackson street, Mrs. SARAH Roy,
in the SEVENTEEN year OF her age.
The funeral will take place from the Frat
Baptist church THIS friday AFTER
NOON, August 27th. at O'Clock. Friends
and acquaintances are respectfully Invited
10 attend.
Washington papers viii please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-27
DALI Democrats, although these con-
stisute . majority OF the New York
Democratic congressman. II Demo
c,stic organ can bolt, Democratic
corgrtssmsn can bolt. Where Is the
difference
BOND We. the supreme court.

"f@R
Judge BOND, in the case OF Bdsker-
rifle rs. 6rtenhop, adjudged, ordered
ard decreed that the defendant should
be erjoired from returning the plain
tia's property as delinquent for non
payment Of taxes 10 the State of Var.
gpia
In the case Of Ragood rs. Southern
The Supreme Court Of the United States
decided that when the defendants have
no personal interest in the suit, but de-
fend only as representing the State,
then the State is the real party, and the
suit is in violation Of the Federal Con-
sti,uion
Judge BOND decided his case last
December. The Supreme Court de-
eided their case several months after
wards. Which is "the law of the
land "?
Nobody owes, or ever did owe, or
ever could owe, any taxes to Mr..
GREEYHow as an individual. All the
taxes be collects he collects as repre-
senting the State, just as in the suitre'
rened to he represented the State.
Therefore, Judge BOND had no right to
entertain that suit. 1t is suit in
which the State is the real party, as his
own decree shows to have been the
fact. Judge BOND convicted himself
in that decree; for he says, " the Court
being of opinion that complainant paid
his tax due TO the State" &c. Due
to the State" Not to Mr.. GREEN
HOW. Judge BOND thus confesses
that he knows the State Of Virginia to
be the real party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-27

General GEORGE j. HUNDLEY
writes to the Farmville Journal read
able letter in which he makes the fol-
lowing amusing reference to a good
friend Of ours:
IL never wrote a word on farming
before, and remember but too well the
fate Of my brilliant lawyer friend, Cap
tain Csmm PAtteson, Of buckingham.
who wrote learned article for the
Southern Planter many years ago, re-
commencing the use Of common table
sal, in large quantities on the tobacco
crop, and for his pains was threatened
with q suit for damages by man who
lost his entire crop by following his adj
Vice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-27
Impudence, Indeed.

The Republican State Convention o.
Iowa declared on Wednesday that the
Administration Of President OLEvE-
LAND Justly merited the censure which
il received at the hands Of Congress IN
The passage by over two-thirds vote
of each branch Of the resolution COM
pellpg tho payment upon the interest
bearing debt of the surplus in the
Treasury.
Considering that tho Republican
Senate tried TO ruin the resolution in
question, and that it was Mr.. MoRRI-
SON who introduced the resolution, and
the Democrats who passed it, the Iowa
Republicans must be set down as the
most brazen.f faced Of all the impudent
tribe Of Republicans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-27

TIT FOR TAT.-Tbe Courier Jour.
nal ipsjmstes that Mr.. WILLIS is net
: good D.mocrat b cause be has no.
pledged himself 10 abide by the de-
cision Of the Congressional Convention
10 be held for the Louisville district.
This Is COO, coming, as II does, from e
paper which has advised the Democrats
OF the Ninth Virginia district TO bolt
The nonlipation Of Mr.. HENRY, and
he Democrats of all the New York dis
tsiets represented by RANDALL Demo-
Gratis to refuse 10 vote for those RAN