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the undoubted tendency OF the age
is towards simplifcation in al the
methods by which the business OF lie
Is carried on. This is an absolute ne
COSTLY of modern society with It's III
verse and multitudinous interests. that
demand the utmost dircciness to he.
MANAGED with success, and az the same
time with despatch. In no paru-
cular bran ch Of science is this tendency
more clearly defined than in law al
thought has not yet, as far as it should'
formulated itself in codes that cover
the Whole ground of procedure.
The inclination of the present day.
however. leans strongly towards uni
yersal codifcation ard to general abo-
lition of complexity and diversity IN
leaol process. That the day Will come
when the spirit OF the great philosopher
Bentham Will animate the legal pro
fe,.ion seems highly probable for as we
advance fu.ther from the influences Of
the middle ages. we approach nearer III
law TO the simpler splti; OF correiatNe
system. in our society. Already we
see the Field Code of Civil proce-
dnre adoIted in at least nine
If orr States ami several OF the
territories. l. has also been Ell Dodied
in the jurisprudence Of England and
in that of many of its colonies and
con.ular counts. The Code Napoleon
we believe. is in operation over nearly
the whole extent Of Continental Eu
rome. while Louisiana has long been I'M
der the legal government of the code oil
laws 10 skillfully and learnedly com
piled by her most eminent citizen "a
ward Livingston.
Virginia. on .he other hand. has pur
sued a conservative course, cllnglnt
still To the ancient law as expounded b,
loose custom and precedent, and not a
laid down in a carefully ordered ant
exactly defined system as in the Safe
that have adopted the celebrated civl
code OF Mr.. Field. Certain phases o
this question were Interestingly treatee
in the recent address Of Judge William
J. Robertson before the State Bar Asso
citation at the White Sulphur Springs
while 5 ;. p. Patteson, Esq Of TIL
city. has contributed several able artl
cles to the discussion in the Virginia
Lqc Journal.
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The recent failure Of sn electric line
that connects Baltimore with one OF It's
euhrfbs to pay expenses and Its return
to horse power, seems to have aroused
"A profound discomfort in the BALTIMORE
Sun. which. no doubt, rejects the
opinion Of Tie citizens OF that city
Instead OF being discouraged by the
failure Of electricity as motive
power in this instance, which itlustly at
tributes TO mismanagement,it goes so FAR
as TO demand an abolition Of the horse
car system in the city proper as serious
obstruction to local enterprise, aud
cause of heavy increase OF the burden
of TAXATION, by impeding the advance
of the outlying districts in wealth and
prosperity. These districts, 1t declares
are practically as far from the centres
of business as towns twenty miles on,
but lying upon lines of connecting raii-
ways. 1t vigorously threatens the
horse.car companies with deprivation
by forcible purchase, Of all their rights,
privileges and property, unless they
substitute a means Of more rapid transit
than that which they now employ.
This is the proper spirit for the citi-
zens of a town and its recognized ex-
moments of public opinion to display
and it is a spirit that will lead inevita-
hlv to the correction Of any evil against
which it is directed. 1t is spirit which
NAV well animate the people OF ouI
own city with reference to every public
interest. They too should insist not
only that their systems of street rail
way shall be carefully and properly
managed. but that the most improved
methods Of propelling the cars shall BE-
employed. The day of horse power j
gone.
Il would be an excellent thing, too
II more attention were required to b
paid 10 the condition Of the cars. Man.
OF them are often so foul as to make ]
preferable to walk. This slate of thing
, is so largely due to the personal habit
of a part Of our c0l0red population
that we are disposed to suggest that Gel
tain cars shall be run at somewha
higher rate, to accommodate ladi'
more especially. who shrink from col
. tact with this class, and are deeply II
T. pelled by lis neglect Of the laws {
O physical cleanliness.
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WAnRENrON. VA October ST. .or.
re-poudeuce. Saturday last. October
9Th. Boss Manone man Stfothff ''a9 /"
meeting hare, composed of five, all told.
including himself. and sent delegates 10
the county and senatorial convention
for Fauouier aud L0udoun. To daY
that convention met and nominated Tor
Tho Senate Sampson p. Bayley. Jr.' oil
Fauquier. aud for the House OF Dele
gatel ". ". Carter Louloun has been
awarded the Heater and will probably
nominate to-day.
The next thirty days will be made hot
by Malone and Quay. Look out for /.
repetition of The biccksoi-i'e
ZANE. The Republican speakers nave
nlreadv been assigned TO Nlrsinla-k p
resentatiye Burrows and others.
After the cold snap we are ha'lns
fine weather. and the farmer are press
inp their wheat-seeding.
Apple crop very short and irui. ID
different.
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THE NICARAGUA CANAL

The Nicaragua Canal Company alter
being granted charter by the united
States under circumstances compliment
tarv TO its managers, began the great
work that is recognized by the whole
civilized world as the greatest achieVe-
mept 81 modern times. II was quickly
lnown that the canal could be built,
and that nature had shown science the
practicable path for the water way TO
connect the two oceans, and shorten
the lines Of commerce by thousands oil
miles of sea and cut of an enormous
nar cent. of time and peril in ocean
trlnst.
OF course such gigantic sheme had
its enemies, and the principal one was
the Panama Company, that had at a
loss Of $500. 600 coo demonstrated what
the United States engineers bad stated
fifteen wears ago, viz: The impo'slbility
of making a canal at Panama.
The starving thousands Of Frenchmen'
who had been beguiled by De Lesseps'
and the universal popular cry against
the big fraud, did not entirely discour-
oqethe fraud brokers. however, and they
inaugurated base conspiracy to delay
and worry the Nicaragua Canal Com
many. Having failed IN the Congress
ional lobby and been ANONYMOUSLY
beaten. they endeavored to work the
press with bogus kilograms OF diihcul-
ties between the states of Nicaragua and
Costa Rica. aud for the last few months
since the work on the Nicaragua cana
has been started. these evil spirits haV'
been irving in many various ways I'
foment trouble and tune the echoes o.
rumor to their base designs.
The Nicaragua Canal Company kno"
very well the proportions Of the l'O t'
obstruct their great work by a con
spiracy. but the ear of the public wa
easily abused for time.
The conspiFators fondly thought ina
there might be sons weak point tna
they might strike, and they were actlv
In very direction.
They have found. at last, that thei
Vaccinations have cost them none
AMI labor that are lost. for Mr.. Secretar
Blaine has simply stated that To
United States will protect the rights
the Nicaragua company, and that as
has held up t. its contract the cth'
parties must stand up to theirs. VIII
out any of that ,rickery which IN sian
politics. is call d ''Shenanagin.
And so We see that the whole iaoll
of the opposition Is at last dispelle
like mist. AMI the United States oinciA
ly recognize what it should have doi
wears ago, VIZ: That the Iater-Ocean
cansl must b. uuder American contrc
and that the caual must be made.
And all in spite of my Lord Card
nal. as they say III the play
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Srvre.I beds of coal have been re-
Gently discovered lu LInenoDfs '.""' w.
-ettlcls from PENNSYLVANIA pronounce
ina 6ne quality 90 anthracite.
p .JrrFRRsoN. one If the moa- ac'
five Republican worker IN fiedeIieAs'
Lora annoutc.s hisrurpo-e 10 vote i"i
tbe DtmosIluc ~.ate aud Legis'a''e
tickets.
Tue contract for tlo erectionof anew
cpera.houso at Roanoke has been iet.
~ +. to b, Three stories high. u feet
front. rs feet deep. and viii cost SOU
600. ,,...
PERCY b. SMITH and uerschel Prince
of Fraxt0n county, ~. \a.- wn' are
-u.rec,cd lt tne murder OBJ JACOB H.
Nkue. ia L.sis county. 10 jay "'l'
have Teen arrested.
TIE. DrAroy. of Bote'olIt county,
sold recently 10 . Northern slrm 'V.
buslc'- of apples for 5000 / is said
that this firm will spend 1-O O7O ioi
nuitiu Botet0ult counts
TIE grand jury of S3otisylyani'
com O. on Monday lass brought I'll 'u
ind,ctm. nat OF murder in ihe first degree
aoain.t Charles E. peudiotun. who kill
III Colonel William - Goodwin. Pen
dieton wa. arfaisned, and pleaded NOT
guilty. ills case w'i. De brought mp ~
tho r.xt term Of tie court. in oeiaul
T of bail he wasrcmarded To- JaL
! Tuxas ale gettir. warm ]. Virginia
Ina discussion ar Pulaski between TX
Congressman Richmond. Democrat. am
Mr.. r. r. Farr. Republican. the latte
said ha WAS Cauca-ian. aud asked !
he didn t look lkc white man kich
mond replied that me looked more Tx
a morkev than q white man. an
charg. that he went from the u
mocracy t. Malone 20 procure oihc'
and said when a man ceased to be
Democrat he lost something OF the Can
ca,ian blood ami took on-he would no
say what.
WHILE other cities are adNancip
their claims Tor the worlds fair ~ leo'
saxs writer in the Roanoke Time
those of Roanoke must not oe t'rso
ten. Virginia was the first state
the American Union settled by the En'
li,h. and as jamestown Is not the pFop'
. Mace for gigantic undertaking IN
, The world fair. The honor lies h.twce
. Richmond and Rplnoke. and 81 II
/ fo:mer city has made 20 ,li'r' 10 g
, .f 3. -, claims should 10. be d
ncied.
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ASHLAND. October s. CorIesponn'
dencc.l Major j. Hoge Tyler. Hon. X K,
II caldwell. and l.. T. W. Alarye WILL
address the citizens Of Hanover at the
COURTHOUSE. October l6.h, on important
Issues Of the campaign.
Tbsre will be "a Democratic rally az
Cheering Row. near Ashland saturday
October leth. The meeting will DE ad-
dressed by Richard +. Bierne, ESD.
and Hon. II. II. Cardwell
Mr.. Allen Talbot. son Of Nr. Charles
Talbot. arrived in Ashland yesterday
morning from Europe. where he mas
baen for nearly two years.
The firm Of Robbins * llolaeiDy'
nriuters and publishers. has l.. EN- di''
Solved. 4. r. HolderJy Jr. and ohh-'
Taurens will continue the bu-ine'' un'
der the hrm-name Of Holderby * Li".
rens. ,,, an .
bu.insss trip to Bilumore.
Judge \. J. Holiday has moNe' iNl'
Ashland for the winter.
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Turribald scribe says that Geronimo 3
Indian Land is to lie colonized in North
Crolina. because the Chief Is related
to Ben Harrison through Pccahonlas'
and that all the Indian relatives will be
promised office and the State carried
for the G.. o. L.
Go to
The descendants of Powhatan in Nir-
ginia deride the idea ard can toma-
hawk the plan. even if they have to
prove that Ben Harrison Ali has Their
red haIr and light eyes.
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n.nnhlIcnn ,onA enlIon In rrlncc u1orEr

PnlNcr GEORGE COURTHOUSE, A..
October 7.-lCorrespondencel At an
adjourned convention TO nominate ii
candidate Tor the House of Delegates
from the counties Oh Prince George and
surry. by James Heath as chairman
and :. :. Servant. secretary. on motion
the entire proceedings OF the confen-
ton of the l9ih of September WAS re-
nealed and the convention proceeded ID
nomination. thomas y. Gee. oil Bran
don district. nominated Il Il harabie,
and +. ID. Bland, of Blaud district,
in quite an elaborate speech. full OF
eulogy for General Malone and de
nouncing Democracy. nominated Geo.
/ Rowland. Jr.. OF Temp'eton district.
Mr. Thweait. of Surry' nominated
Madison Short, of Surry. On the first
ballot Marable got two votes, Rowland
thiueen. and Herbert Brown OF onrry'
fo,A. Rowland, having received The
majority of the votes, was declared Tue
ieca, nominee.
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VIRGINIA ITEMS.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM ALL
OVER THE STATE.

Furnished by tho "fimcs t"'''-P''
,.,,. and state Exchanges -raragraphs
and Editorial Opinions Clipped Com
,,u.a.pd Condensed From Home Papers
LEXINGTON. VA. October 7.-lCorre,
spondence The Fifteenth Nui'ua'
STATE College Conference ior II
lima of the y. NJ. {. A. commen
ces at Washington aud Lee Vhi'ei
sitv November lst. and continues
session three DAYS. One hundred "'i
gates. representing the universities co.
leges. high schools. academies inu ~
.ical schools will be present, VIII, man
distinguished visitors connef'e' "'''
that branch Of the work 49,.
Tho y. NC. \. Of the Virginia Mi''
,arv Institute and that organlz ton "i
,he Washington and Lee ulVeIs''N
have decided upon joint service once
Dr u. +. Wilt. Of Baltimore. Md h.
v;sit,no his aged parents ia the county
Mr. +. l.. Graham and wife are back
from their bridal trip
The mineral bureau at the counsl
fair exhibit next week will be me
collection Of all the ores, clays' maIls''
rim. stone. &c. TO be found IN thls
county. and promises to attract the '''
tention of capitalists ., =.
( An accent OF an English syndicate j.
negotiating for the purchase OF Valu
b. 1bIe farm adjoining the town oil Buena
. Vista If the sale il made the English
. mon will manufacture iron and IL
, products. IN.
+ =. The Malone campaign organ in'
School and TaiG Adrocote. Is beng car
q culated at every postoihce Ia III
county by the husdreds. -
lanes birmingham. a citizen OF III
lcourty. has invented. patented au'
olaced on the market a corn planter o
p" decided value. and Is IN receipt OF nun
Il dreds OF promises TO MAKE MIN
4 wealthy man.
i, Mahone's great card that Lee pr
-e ferred him to succeed to the cOmnlan
f. of the Army of Northern Virginia
lo finds no takers here. and Is laughed q
ed bv the majority of the people rs the ia'
'c resort of dying tyrant 10 make Voi'
pa for a hopeless cause aud falling leao'
IN whom the seal OF public conleml
has been set.
M Governor Lee will locate here Tor
li- wear after his term as Governor eApii'
nj as president of the R0ckbridge Con
f. oanv. and will then 90 TO Glassgo,,
To- where nice residence will be pun
.e T. is now understood that ne VIII ~
T. oe the superintendent of the virgin
u, Military Institute. as at frs, though
". Mrs. Lee is here now 70 select nous
a.. nrovided one can be found.
a Hon. 7. ". Mckinney Is booked
ou sneak here Tuesday night. the lJlh
do slant. lie comes from down the y.
"l lev. and on his arrival here VIII be M
~; oy the Democrats in large number
T.. The Virginia Military Institute ban
ol. fireworks. a salute-G0vernor 8 salute
ho by a battery of artiliiary. and tho
in- onghiy enihusei patriotic people "
oi offer him an ovation that Will echp
i' the erandc.t reception yet offered hii
I' fine next day he will attend TIE 10
r-- and will then meet the people. Inc
cir ,,ption 10 be rendered nr. McNinn
Ne here will be worthy the man ana Z
principles he represents.
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RAILROADS
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D1cgMONp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IL, snD pOrONAC RAlLkvssso esstGra
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snd Frederic ksbury. oi@eP'i
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$3.50 - sweet atation daily. eA
cent sunday. -.e.to- s-nv
6:e5 ? L. caves byJ5a a,s york
IN 49, styivoa AT Byrd-stroet s'"uor "'''
'' 49, Siceoer from New YORK. A.. s,,ix
900 49,, srr,yos AZ Byrd street station , 49,
80 PI' et', AZ fredericksburg. hllioIu,
1870 and Asnla y. sleeper iiOo'
ygosh,ngff 4 srl Now YORK. 81
,o.,o-- srrives M Bsrs-et,c., eietlon ash :
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS.
p,lty EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
adam loaves E!ba. Arrives at Ashland AZ
,,o.,. scco5onoagtlon. Leaves Byrd-s'reo'
So - eaton arrives e. Ashland * D pm.
sol nm. leaves Elbs; arrives IL A'N''
64i Pm. ,.tta,d o., SOC
si5 am. arrives s't~. leaves '''''''
an. sa.s- ~ Q,rf
'''' street station; leaves Asnlsn' T. 80
I'm. $500. A.hfond a,
SO pm. arrives At h'oa leaves N'''@''
q STKYYioR. General r.ske, Ageut'
ET. D. MsERg General supfrihto.heN''
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,..,..hfic,u Nominations in Lunenh"is.
frxexBrRG COURTHOUSE. Va. O,to-
her -lCorrespOndence. The hepuo
i;can county convention met hefe TO-
dav TO nominate a candidate for 'ne
Legislature. There was "a lull "ei'a''
ton from the various districts.
The convention was called to ofder
hv Mir ". G.. CaIdoza. the Republic m
'.onntv chairman. who made a Dt'ei
-neech c0unselling harmony ia 'he
uarty and united action 10 support Oh
mir ticket-c0unty aud State.
The convention effected IDS oisan'l j.
,ion bv selecting Joseph Gee as chai'-
man and ". j. Bragg as secretary
Zee is a colorcd man. and at one llne
was one Of the supervisors oil l'e
county. Bragg is a white man ana an
attorney at-law.
While the committee on crelfnliai7
we're ont. William kancs. prominent
colored man of this place Miller W "od-
SON. p. e. Bishop. Th0mas e. moore.
and Aleck Biggeis. announced them'
selves as aspuauts for Legislative
OnOrs.
The convention finally proceeded To-
ballot for nominations. ana captain
Thoma, G.. Moore received The miJoihN
of votes cast. His nomination Was then
m de unanimous.
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The Ancient Templar's hymn was
sung 10 the air known in later times as
Notebook sen "a ten gserre' with
viii IA IL Frerch mo. he's quletedt their
CRYING bate aud the French trooper
.uiet d his FESTIVE steed when the ter
rib @ names a Blenheim and Oudinard
and Families sounded the glory Of
NJ ,rlb)rOuga.
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III MnnIEN kNIGnI.

Washington Is full of Knights lem
plars.
The modern Knight does not weal
armor aud carry cross hllted sword
but hs l. a "molern gentleman o'
stateliest poIt, whose mission IN in'
WAYS of charity aud good Is as noble az
that of the knight erraut of old.
As our poe. sang rome time ago 1t
is a. heroic aud less fantastic thau Inc
feathered champions of ancient chiV
airy, when the gay sweet mlnstre
twangei the harp IN strains Ike these
I'm baron bold.
And knight Of old,
And a lord Of high degree;
IN mv castle hold
My d eds are told
la tales Of chiyalree.
Ofall my crimes know not when
DOH take my fancy more
10 slav my foe ana rob the rich
or tax aud grind the poor.
bon Quixotte blade
Hath slaughter made,
Munchausen's tale is true;
WhenI parade
always wade
Knee-d,ep in hostile sors'
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liz Malone should be Governor OF
Virginia the gubernatorial mansion
would be nothing more than political
faro bank. and at this time when the
dawn OF a better time prevails We
would be put back 10 state worse
than that Just after the war.
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"BLOcKs OF FIVE is good; ave, ex-
cellcnt good. L. means political force
organized in squads and commanded
by corporals who report to captains.
Beware the Blocks OF Five.
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THE last report from Montana viii
reduce the Republican majority in the
United States Senate from eight to six,
a change from what was reported yes
tcrday.
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Hon. Waller II. ~,aplc- in the valley.

TIVH' v NiI'I IT --'''E|
WOODSTOCK. October z lCOrre -pond-
ence This was the last County Court
before che election. aud both parties vt-
JeAyortd to rally their people. NO
bt,ss bands. one Democratic the other
Malone .,I.,rnfu .ue day. and called
The ueople to. the respective halls I
hear party principles discussed. L.
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TnE two Dakotas sigoalize their adj
mission 10 the Union by reforming the
Jury 80 far as to give two-thirds OF tue
Jury the power 10 dicide IN civil casts
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JrRY REFORM ~ THE NEW STATES
The new constitutions Of both the D.
kotas pave the way for an important
reform IN the jury system. Ihey en-
power the Legislature 10 provide that
la civil cases verdicts may be rendered
by three foulths of the jurors.
That is an innovation which might be
copied with advantage IN the older
States. The principle OF uuanimlIy
that now prevails is a relic % the past
which might well be dispensed with IN
both civil and criminal cases.
1t is, moreover, striking anomaly.
I'm 10 other body is unanimous vote
required 20 decide question. In every
legislative, judicial. political or corpo-
ration meeting the gravest issues are
disposed of by majority or two'thlrdS
vote.
II the same practice were introduced
into the Jury system there would be
fewer miscarriages of justice and more
certainty and CELEBRITY IN both criminal
prosecutions and civil iltigat'on.-Ne'c
York Herald.
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IN the Democratic Committee IS asleep
we beg them to hear the "reyeilie ~
call, aud wake up and Organise the
county committees.
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DO not forget that Boss Quay was The
man who took the Democrats by sur
prise in New York with his doodle. "
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DQ non forget that Boss Qaays secie-
tary IL arlgipg Mshone's canvass.
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Hon. BASIL b. GORDON accompanied
by his brother. Mr.. Douglass II. Cor
don. arrived at the Democratic Heat
quarters in Alexandra Saturday 10
Is mucn improved IN health and Will at
once enter upon his duties Us chairman
of the Executive Committee.
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DHUADELPHGA RICHMOND , ~
| \DItFtlk SIR N~Nll iNNiAN

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veiecicd communications. Will not DC re-
urned.
entered AZ Tie Richmond. (Na) posioiilco
a. sccond-class matter.
reo,,t,onces shout. be made hy drafts,
checks. postoflice orders. OF l'sis'ei'" l'''''
payable 10 ,.,.,,,,1 COMPANY
Richmond. VI.
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