The Staunton Dispatch of last Friday says: We observe that as the county courts hold their last terms about over the State, there are some very touching memorial services being held in honor of the old courts and judges, that in Rockbridge county being especially impressive. If Judge W.P. Houston were actually dead they could not say nicer things about him, and we would advise him to lay a number of these eulogies away, for reference and use when the last great summons comes. Judge Houston has a remarkable record in having presided over the court of Rockbridge for 18 years, to the credit of himself and the county. There is great reason, in such circumstances, for the expression of esteem for the judge, and regret at the passing of a court that has been so acceptably administered.
