The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-14
VIRGINIA NEWS.
disabilities.

The Alexandria Gazette gives the follow
ing-named persons as included in the bill
for tho removal of disabilities which has
passed the Senate, and is nov before the
House Of Representatives, and the imme-
date passage Of which by that body will be
strenuously pressed. The list is fuller than
The one we gave the other day:
AmeHa.--Thomas R. Weisiger, G. Cole
man, W.. Fl. Harrison, Edmund Harrison,
John Fl. Harrison.
Acknowledgment Coles, I'm Garrett,
John K. Woods, Thomas Wood, R. T. W.
Duke, Robert R. Prentis, John Nj. Page, J.
c. Hill, Isaac R. Barksdale.
Acknowledgements F. Suttle, J. NJ.
Broadus, Edward sangster, J. NJ. Steuart,
George W. Brent, Alfred Chapman.
Abingdon.-George R. Dunn, James ".
Humes.
Alleghany.-Andrew Damron.
Augusta.-H. W. Shelley, George Baylor,
A. II. H. Stuart.
Bedford. james F. johnson, John A..
Wharton, L. A. Sale, Roland D. Buford.
Chula Dep6t.-T. F. Southall.
Cdr0tine.-S. L. Lewis, Richard Il. Cole
man.
CarroN.-W. C. Thornton, G.. D. Handy,
Edmund Marshall.
Chdrlotte.-Wood Bouldin.
Clarke.-John L. Morgan.
Cheste1feld.-William Ambers, James
II. Cox.
Culpeper.-Edward A. Freeman, T. T.
Hill.
Observation-Disclosures M. Wade, John
Gardner.
DanriHe. Samuel s. Harrison, w. T.
Clarke, W. T. Sutherlin, Walter P. Harri-
son.
Elizabeth Ciy.-Charles r. Mallory.
Emfeld.-W. W. Dabney.
Esser-Muscoe Garnet.
Fanfa1.-F. D. Richardson, O. W. Hunt,
R. H. Cockerille, H. W. Thomas.
Fauquicr.-J. Fl. Stringfellow, John NJ.
FAINT.
Frederick.-George W. Ward, C. A. B.
Coffroth, John F. Wall, Joseph S. Carson,
Joseph H. Shcrrard.
Giles.-A. G.. Pendleton, Alexander Ma
hood.
Halifar.-B. F. Garrett, W. L. Owen,
Nathaniel T. Green, ". NJ. Howerton, John
r. Edmunds.
Hery.-William Martin.
Hiqhland. w. Fleming.
Jumes City,. NJ. Wilcox. 49,.
LynchJurg.-R. H. Glass, Edward D.
Christian, James Garland.
Lee.-Peter C. Johnston, II. I. G. Nor
gan, J. E. Gibson.
Loudoun.-Lorman Chancellor, Andrew
J. Bradfeld, Mathew Harrison. Charles B.
Da11 TIL 1Io, III
NJ. Henderson, George K. Fox, W. II. Gray,
John W. Fairfax, George W. Janney, r. Nj.
Bentley.
Lunenb,,rg.-W. w. Webb.
.Nqthe1rS.-Thomas NJ. Hurley.
-Nonr0e.-Thomas =. Lewis.
IMoniqomery.-C. 3. Gardner, Archer a.
Phlcgar, W. Il. Staples, A. Z. Eskridge.
LMddison.-F. H. Hill.
-NcchlenJurg.-E.R r. Chambers.
NelSon.-Alexandcr Fortune: John NJ.
Shelton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Epps, T. r. Epps, F.
". Epps, ". 4. Robertson, ?. A. Foulks.
Northampton.-Leroy Oldham.
Norfolk.-George Blow, Jr., Charles P.
Duffield, George Z. Scarborough.
Pufrich.-John E. Penn, John Staples,
Samuel G. Staples.
PeterSbWy.-JohnC c. Armistead, P. B.
Bate, Richard 6. Pegram.
Prince Edrord.-P. w. Mckinney, Asa
| D. Dickinson, F. N. Watkins.
PWsylranid- Langhorne Scruggs, c. D.
Bennett, George L. Berger, William NJ.
Tredway.
observation-disclosures Muriaugh.
Polchatan.-W. G. Dane, r. S. Graves.
n I s5h
William Setter, Peyton johnson, ST., I. Q.
Dudley, Asa Rogers, Henry Hudnall, R. F.
Walker, John G. Moss, John A. Meredith,
W. r. Drinkard of Washington, c. c.
| Johnson.
Rochbridge.--Dr. A. Graham.
RocLingham.-Ran. D. Cushing, W. II
Hamrick, W. NJ. K. Wartman, A. S. Gray
Roanoke. Borer.
,Spot$yluania.-J. S. G. Timberlake, J,
NJ. IIerndon.
Stafford. John II. Suttle.
.Sutolk.-Thomas J. Kilby, R. H. Rid
| dick.
7azeveU.-J. P. Kelly, II. S. Bowen, R.
| 7. Bowen.
UTashington.-B. C. Clarke, J. A. Camp
bell, r. b. Edmondson, David A. ?. Camp
bell, M. B. Tate, A. C. Cummings.
WyMc.-J. W. Caldwell, 7. J. Boyd, D.
| J. Graham.
IFcstmorelond.-G. W. Lewis, John
Critcher.
OherS.-Robert Cawthon, Isaac c. Fow'
| Ter, Abraham Staples, j. F. Caldwell, r
p. Turner, J. J. Bowcock, J. D. Jones, Mi
caiah Woods, i. S. Watson, J. ". Moore,
G.. 4. Wingicld, C. G. Tompkins, II. l.. Lee,
John c. Bowyer, +. B. Miller.
| POLITICAL DIsAB1LITIEs.-1Ot the Editor
| of the Alexandria Gazette Dear Sir
Will you oblige me to say that application!
for removal Of disabilities must be made
by petitions addressed to the Senate anG
House of Representatives, and can be sent
to the representatives Of the district OF
whoever they elect to read it. All that i!
necessary to say is to ask for relief, stating
what positions they held, and that theyart
in favor of returning to the Union. They
need not write a Jiography Of their life o.
long letters. am in favor Of removing al
disabilities. but doubt if such bill VII
pass Congress this session.
LEWIS MCKENZIE.
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