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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

Mr.. Hayes is reported TO have in
dignantly declined piece of back
bone offered him at his Thanksgiving
dinner.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

New Haven, Conn, has gone Dem
ocratic by 500 majority.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes Gee
bratcd his 10th birthday last Saturday
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

King Alphonso and the Arch -duch-
css Marie Christine were married ut
the Attochi Church, Madrid, on the
29th ult.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

What is the difference between q
chicken thief aud the man who takes
your umbrella? There is none.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-12-09

The 4C Ii Con- SIS assembled and
commenced IFS regular session Dec.
Ist. II stands thus:
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Brief He,ns.-A list of thirty-two names
has been given to the City Sergeant by the
Judge OF the Hastings Court. Sixteen viii
be summoned, from which Jury Will pc
drawn to try Socrates Brooks for felony
next week.
The surviving members Of the Elliott
Grays will meet again tonight at the
Mayor s-Court room to prepare for their re-
A chicken.hsht on Seventh street near
Hull, yesterday morning. created quite an
excitement, and caused crowd to ss-
semble. ,o, M.
1t has notYet been stated whether hev, g M
Eager viii accept the pastora;e OF the Bap-
tist church. He is at present In the NORTH,
but will return In few days. l..
Young .BIankIngship, the sculptor; has
nearly completed bis. statnarY Of aposa, ..s' ;,
bontas Saving, the Life oi. Captaih sniit.. L..
He expects 10 place it On exhibition at spe
State Fair. -. ~.
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The late yohn Robinson. ESQ.

10 the Editors OF the DiSpdtch:
Gentlemen,-In my article of the 10th Of
October relating TO the suit OF Brown Us.
Burton / fell into a mistake when | spoke
of Mr.. John Robinson as clerk of the Gene
rat Court. In letter since received from
his son, Conway Robinson, Esq, in reply
to one making inquiry OF him, he gives me
a sketch Of his fathers public employment,
which am sure will be interesting to many
OF your readers. and copy it accordingly:
"My father. John Robinson, born In Vir-
ginia, in York county, February 13, 1873,
came, September 10. 1887, in the stage TO
Richmond, to be in the clerks office OF the
County Court and Hastings Court with Mr..
Adam Craig, the clerk. Afterwards. at Il
time when John Brown was clerk Of the
General Court, clerk OF the Court OF Ar
pealS, and clerk OF the District Court at
Richmond, my uncle, Anthony Robinson,
and MY father were both in Mr.. Browns
office. When Mr.. Brown resigned the clerk
ship OF the District Court, he was SHE
cccded first by Anthony Robinson and then
by John Ro6lnson. MIR. Brown desired to
have and did obtain Anthony Robinson rs
his DEPUTY in the office OF clerk Of tn"
Court OF Appeals while he (Mr. Brown
went to France, as secretary 10 John Mar
shall and others, on Il mission to that Court.
John Robinson was never clerk OF the
General Court. lie remained clerk OF the
District Court until district courts were
abolished and circuit courts Of the coun-
ties substituted for them, and then became
clerk OF the Circuit Court Of fIcnrico.
Custody Of the papers and records OF the
General Court was provided for by the act
OF May 81. 1852, in Sessions Acts, chapter
60, page Co."
To what Mr.. Conway Robinson has
written it may not be uninterestiug to add
the following:
Mr. Anthony Robinson was the father OF
| the late Writ Robinson, PoiteauN Robin
son, and William Russell Robinson, and
was for many years teller OF the old Bank
of Virginia. He died at 4 very advanced
age, universally respected and beloved.
Mr.. John Robinson was the father OF Mon
cure Robinson, Conway Robinson, and Eu-
STAGE Robinson, who was associated with
and succeeded him in the Office OF clerk Of
the Circuit Court. Like his brother An
thony, he enjoyed TO the last day of long
life the esteem and affection OF his fcl.
low-citiZens. Mr. John Brown was the
father of the late james Brown, Jr.-
not the James Brown OF Brown
Us. Burton" but native OF Virginia,
and for many years the Second Auditor OF
the State of Virginia. The emission to
France" referred to by Mr.. Conway Rob
inson resulted in q treaty, concluded, Oh
the part of the United States, by General
John Marshall afterwards Chief Justice OF
the Supreme Court OF the United Statcs)an
bis associates. Mr. Adam Craig was nnr al
the most respected citizens OF his day. One
of his daughters married Robert Stanard,
ESQ, afterwards Judge Of the Supreme
Court OF Appeals OF Virginia, who left two
sons-the late Robert G.. Stanard and VIII
liam b. Stanard. Two other daughters OF
Mr. Adam Craig married two brothers oil
the Virginia family OF Claiborne.
Very truly yours, ANDREW JOHNSTON.
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..,,r ,,,;,;,,,,;,,I,' STATE CANvASs.
Rooms STATE CoNsERyATtvE( (
ExECUTiSE CoMSigIkaS.,o
RICHMOND. september 3, 1879.

IL
g,cnMoSp. september $, 1879.
,xsEgy ATIVE MEETINGS.. TO pe
(ion.sesssa by Que or more distinguished speak
announced as follows:
G s W.. l7,h--Salem tRoanoke county,, Green.
aetIsser IsesyiEs yiEs,h-Ncwbern pulasN county,; Par. Par
S sore tSpotsylsania3' s'mhioassn'e 'e'"s
c"ssStsr ao,li-Amherst Courthouse, Carroll Court
. Coytns,en artSaass tASSSnans' ssx eear,Soase,
house M.ssienhars SoGf5aSnse H.S m.syyn. onr,
hcusse. aist-.Buchanan Courthouse, Giles Court
hose ssS MI arsSsmsis sSs1iiSs Tsevilian louisa
~SM ~SGS,r salem iRosnokc county,, Warren Court
scase. oos-ame,is Courthouse, Bibb,s Store
NJ NoOniy). Mtaiiescx Courthouse, Aolneaoh
esssinrton conutyl, raInpln,s Melton conntSs S,x
nsSnher osd-Baih Courthouse EE1soeth NY NY
Ga.Ic. Nelson county,. Thompsons Cross'Roaos
tLssi,se L6eser Nelson eoanty'' Bsis'o
shelton H,s Ha,ss,hNErownsburg tRockbrIdae county,,
,vi,srii,r. Big Lick tResnoke coGn.y), Manaktn
ricoch'and co"nii, wv, Ma>s'es MA 'e''os""n"''
1a%s.oser 27th-Accomac Courthouse, Augusta
c,u taonsc Hedford Courtnonse, branSwicS Somr,
hose hoas' rmranus courthouse, Aaiifax Courthouse,
hn's..nd Courthouse. Independence tGrays9n coun-
49, ronrIhouse Page Courthouse, Washington
Vn-,l,olse. Wesl noreland Courthouse, Wise Court
80, BunpasS tLouiSa county,.
sua,her osth-HlanI Courthouse. Montgomery
cs,'1bouse Patrick Courthouse, Surry Courthouse,
CESsoS, " oe,h-Walon,s Mills Cumberland coun-
ES.,o,e- 3Git-Lcxington tnarbecuel, Henry
roarthouse toarbccuej, CarTsSlue tisle ot wight
se,eS Setsser sfs,-Grcen Spring Depot louisal.g
Sn,e,ntsr ist--BslrS Cross RoSds, Halifax Court
HS%cnS,rphsr Sd-Abc,nare iChar.ottcsvilleI Char
,,:rc courthouse. Franklin Courthouse. Frederick
Courthouse, Gloucester Courthouse. GreensSilie
,nnrhouse, Harris onburg buckingham county,
1.,e of Xisnt Courthouse, Po Chafan Courthouse,
Js-t,ress Amaze Cour; house. Prince William Court
'"''" T. NJ. LOGAN, Chairman.
Bel! Bigger, Secretary. s
t;ons,rysliYc papers please copy. 3u 30
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Decision to be Rendered.-A decision in
the case OF Henrietta Booker Us. Rosa Xix
will be rendered by Judge Clopton in
chambers tomorrow morning.
This case created Il good deal of excite
ment among the colored people who were
present last week at the trial. II involves
the custody OF an infant which, it is. al
legged, was given to Rosa several weeks ago
by Henrietta, the mother, who now desires
to obtain possession. The parties to the
case are colored.
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MOZART PiNAFoRE-CHASGE OF TINE
The last performance in each week OF Pin
afore, under auspices Of Mozart Assocla'
,tiad, win take place on Thursday evening
instead of Friday, as heretofore advertis ed.
I, Reserved seat tickets printed for the last
named day will be good Tor Thursday.
: The regular Mozart sotree viii take place
an FRIDAY night for those two weeks.
jiTAt the Mozart musicale last evening Mr.
i. sprige Campbell, on behalf OF the; f. +
nance Committee, addressed the members
IN nsrppard 20 the financial condition OF the
Association. He said that the opera %
Pinssors had been gotten up for special ea-
tertaInments TRA aYtew pi raising 'un"S
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MAH0NE'S GRIEVANCE.
The Notes between Generals Kemper
and Malone.

CARDS FROM MIR. WILLIAM L. ROYAL AND
JOHN s.. WISE, ESQ, CoNCERNING THIS
CORRESPONDENCE; THE CORRESPOND
.ENCEsITsELF--GENERAL MAHoNE's COM
4 PLANT ANDwHAT CAME OF IT--ABeUT
THE CHALLENGE REPORTED TO HAVE
BEEN WRITTEN-NTEREsT DETAILS
OF THIS FEATURE OF THE CANVASS.
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RICHMOND. October 16, 1870.

Editors of the Dispatch: A circular was
sent TO gentleman Of this city by party
in New York TO whom it had been sent.
making inquiry in reference to the " South
ern Bible Society,"" located in Richmond.
The circular was brought TO me this morn
Ing, supposng that If there was any such
Bible society in Richmond | would be likely
to know something about il. Never having
heard until the circular was brought to me
that there Was such Il Bible society located
in Richmond, could give no information
concerning it. 1t would appear from what
I have heard this morning that appeals are
made in the northern cities for funds TO
aid this Society. II there is such :" "Soutll-
ern Bible Society" located in the city
Of Richmond. whose special efforts arc dl-
rected to the poor people OF the South, ana
espcciaily orphans and the children OF poor
narents. for which donations are respect
fully solicited and thankfully received,
ought not the good people OF Richmond.
and especially he Board Of Managers oil
tbe virginia Bible Society, to be made ac-
ouainted with the officers Of the Southern
Bible Society, who are now eEdeayorinS
to extend their benevolent work to every
State in the South, and to all other States
that NAV accept its charitable work!ngSI
VIII Won please give Us some Information
touching this Southern Bible Society, To-
Gated in Richmond, Of which John W.
Dodge is president, and greatly obiige, 80
that we may be posted when inquiries are
made OF us?
Very truly yours, N. W. STAPLES,
Secretary Virginia Bible Society.
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UNCLE ALVIN JosLlN.-Tbis piece, in
which NJ. Charles L. Davis appears in the
England farmer, was presented at the Thea
tire Inst night to fair house. 1t is of a
ighly-senational order, and full Of adven-
lures, fun, and irolicking. Uncle Alvin is
a good character. So Is the Irish politician
in bis songs and dances. This actor plays
three parts, and all admirably. The COM
pany is equal to the demands OF the play,
and succeeded last night in giving great
satisfaction. Indeed, when the audience
were not breaking out ln laughter at Upce
hYin's eccentrictics they were yelling
with delight at Miss Emma Verne's (the
heroine) triumph over the villain.
It will be repeated tonight, and will
prove pleasant evenings entertainments.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

REGISTRARS AND JUDGES OF ELECTION
Judge Christian has appointed the follow
Ing registrars and judges Of election for the
approaching registration and election: r.
Clay Ward.-First Precinct: George j..
Hooper, P. E. Gibbs, and D. q. CraYer.
Second Precinct: A. L. Burford, c. v.
Clash, and William Flegenheimer. Third
Precinct: E. NJ. CruDp, John T. Butler,
and George n. Gwaihmey.
Monroe Ward.-First Precinct: F. T..
Glasgow, A. D. Chockley, and e. Fl. Smith,
Jr. Second Precinct: Thomas W. Brock
enbrough, John .Abern, and William b.
Trent. Third Precinct: D. B. Jones, Lu-
ther Martin, and Jacob Cobn. Fourth
Precinct: DR.. John r. Garnett, I. R.
Glazebrook, and Henry Miller.
MarShaU Word.-First Precinct: John
j. Cannon, John Romer, and 0. NJ. Stewart.
Second Precinct: W. A. Lampkin, Albert
Ellington, and w. j. Johnson. Third Pre-
cinct: John F. Sbinberger, S. Wesley Far
rar, and Roland Hill.
Madison Ward.-First Precinct: Fl.
Tate Evans, John Blair, and Robert Caru-
theirs. Second Precinct: W. E. johnson,
John W. Sarvay, and Fl. l.. Wigand. Third
Precinct: James H. Pecor, James NJ. Ma
con, and Clodomer Burton. Fourth Pre-
cinet: r. T. Daniel, Jr., Il. G. Daniel, and
s. 3. Clarkson.
Jackson Ward.-First Precinct: John
II. Beverage and J. T. Pemberton Zone va
cancy). Second Precinct: George w. VIII.
lianls, R. Fuller GaskinS, and Thomas H.
Hill. Third Precinct Dr.. w. F. Richard
son, Joseph j. Faudree, and Thomas D.
Payne.
Jefferson Ward.-First Precinct: L. T,
Chandler, George E. Style, and E. c. Ca
| bell. Second Precinct: Charles NJ. Branch,
T. J. Robertson, and William +. Nye,
Third Precinct: Samuel r. Perdue, W. 4
Harwood, John n. Van Lew. Fourth Pre-.
cinct: DabneY G. Baker, Henry E. Bonn,
and David w. A. Frayser.
The Judge also, appointed the following
commissioners Of election: John j. Cam
non, r. T. Daniel, David B. Jones, VIII
liam Fleeenheimer.
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to pay off what was remaining OF the debt
incurred in repairing and furnishing the
ball; that generous cooperation Of the
members was needed TO crown their efforts
with success. It would be readily UNDER.
stood. therefore, why it was that they would
lie charged the special price of admission,
and why the public generally could attend
without the particular invitation usually re-
quired at the weekly nusicqLes.
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per will consent to submit to O mutual
friend Of General Mahone and himself to
he selected by you and by me the following
question:
I" Shall the ,rhole correspondence between
Generals Malone and Kemper be with
drawn and the matter proceeded ia de nouo
with q view to an amicable settlement"
Your reply to this will oblige yours, re-
speetfully, JOHN S. WISE.
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Personals.-Mr. P. Fl. Gary, OF Hender-
son, N. c., formerly Of this city, is here on
visit to his friends and relatives.
B. a. Hancock, Esq, of Chesterfield. was
prevented from speaking ut Goochiand
Courthouse Yesterday on account OF the sick
ness Of his wife.
Councilman r. B. Sims and George E.
Gary. Esqy OF this city, have gonerto New
York on pleasure:trip. IS 5. b., s3
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the South
Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States, partly
cloudy weather and areas of rain, with east
to south winds, and in the slast-named dis
trict rising temperature and rising barome-
ter.
For the Middle States, easterly to south
eriy winds, increasing cloudiness and areas
of rain, slight fall in temperature, and
stationary OF slowIy-fallilg barometer.
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season for hunting partridges. several

season for hunting partridges, several
sportsmen from this city went out to Ches.
terfeld to hunt. -
The Magistrates Court will convene this
morning to try civil cases. This court
meets every Tuesday and Friday.
A number Of persons from Manchester
went over TO the Richmond Theatre last
night, and were well pleased with the.pIay.
A number Of tine brick dwellings have
been erected in our city recently.
Beattie's stage carried over number OF
persons from this city to the Richmond Mo-
zart last night.
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Our customers should know that we make no
charge for repairs OH the NEW No. WHEELER &
WILSON SEwING.MACnINEs Within three years
from the date Of purchase i1om this agency, and
that we repair their old Wheeler 4 Wilson machines
without charge other than the ABSOLUTE cosT Of
the parts used. t
WHEELER & WILSON MANuF'G Co..
Ninth apd Franklin streets. Richmond.
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BURNETT's EXTRACTS are prepared from fruits
Of the best quality, and are highly concentrated.
The :" Fiflh Avenue" Conttnen,al," Grand Pa
cifc,'' and other leading hotels use and endbrse
BURNETT's EXTRACTS. They are the test. -
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MACON" BuRGCEpT WINES, pints and
quarts: Mnct e Chundnns Green-Scal Champagne,
RGederar Il Mumm's Champagne, Hcnnessey and
Martel Brandy: Moutros, Cleumcr, Bumgardner,
and B.Select Whiskcys; Cigars of all grades; FAM
lily GrocercS-tll at moderate prices. cur TEAS
are new and very low In prices.
". d. BLAIR & CO.
ll09 Main street.
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THE WATERMELON THIEF.-George
Starke (colored), who was tried before
Judge Minor on "Wednesday, was upon an
appeal by bis counsel from the decision Of
Justice Larus, who had ordered him to re-
ceive thirty-nine lashes for stealing water
melons. The decision Of the magistrate was
affirmed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-17

The most palatabe way to take Cod.Lirer Oil Is
In EMULSION. Use PuR"ELL. LApp & Co.'s,
combined with Hypophosphites OF Lime aud Soda.
Price, SOC. for small bottles.
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follow you II you were Hact In the manner
thus alphabetically stated. &. i did not say or
imply that you would thus net in respect to
private transactions. md what I meant was
that If you were so to act then you would
receive treatment such as thnt described In
the remarks you quote. Respectfully, &C.,
q. i. 7KEMPER.
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-. ,..aTSCS u CO.. aortrtlsng agents, n ser, sds
ycrtseneats IN al - the nr~sranr-7 c: The UnitGd
:. es At publishers rateS OrGrs left NJ the EIs.
prt". cnurtMg-rOom ulii .g'r.iYe preplrt at.eR
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: q A. NJ, o. /;
8 A. NJ, 72; noon, SC; 8 P. NJ, Sc; z.
a., 10; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature, rs.
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When YOU wish 10 ase Cod Liver Oil, use tho
EMULSION made bv PURCELL. LADD ( Co. with
Hypophosuhi,cs of Lime and Soda, Small bottles,
lLl.tnf, rOr
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For COUGHS, COLDS. and CONSUMPTION, uso
PURCELL, LADD & Co.'S EMULSION OF COD
LIVER OIL with Hypophosphies OF Lime and
Soda. Small bottles, pr ce only soc.
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\ FINE CnEw-Cheapest out-l0c. n plug, 10
III" pound, At i. WHITLocK'S,
li45 Maiu street.
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LEVY BROTHERS

have now the handsomcst and bet assorted stock Of
CLoAXS
In this city,
and their prices are
THE LOWEST.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR MEMS UNDERWEAR.
LARGEST STOCK,
BEST GOODS.
LOWEST PRICES.at
join WANAMAKEE'S.
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-cDyrECrIoNERlEs, &c.

nURE CANDIEs.--I am manufacturing
+ daily my inimitable purc crushed yess ysesssseEsS.
ntps for whoIexaic purposes than any b3ase , 90 s
perfectly pure sn9 no isrs.
rasos. s...hinS has pure snxrs; 10. is more hisn'$
s.woreJ Whiier. brighter. ana - SAli
. ''aaa " LOUIS !. Bossx 3f;tis GSi & es:s;& ss.;&
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cARpETs, oIL.CL0rHs. &c.

na1TTJPs 4 JENNINGS. 1871 MAIN
STprrr RICHMOND, pa.-we have jast re-
.o,rsd onr fail stock OF CARPETS 9f ali GrtSes,
bRrGG Ers. RUGS, and MATS; @ 9iL:EtTtstssSS:: :sIgssS:
SG1npEiCE S1 and SHADES: :PApER.HASGtS4s1t
al stSIes waeli We are saerng at Bow priees All
orders 1ssm StsSmp''' "''ssH pHiILIps & JENNINGS.
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Rooms OF THE STATE CONSERVATIVE
Executive COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND, October 16, IS

NICHHUND, VCFUDtI IU' IO'V'
The following canyassers have Dcen ap'
pointed: ~
Brunswick County-D. 81. Bernard, Dr
T. J. Taylor.
King George County Captain John a.
BIlingsley. j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
Conservative papers please copy.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING AT SMITHEgs'S STORE
An immense crowd assembled at Smithers's
store last night to hear the debt question
discussed. Huge bonGres were kindled,
and great interest was manifested in the
discussion.
Mr.. A. L. Holiday presided over the
meeting, and introduced as the first speaker
Major John w. Daniel.
Major Daniel was greeted with tremen-
dous cheers us he came forward, and in a
speech of one hour and half held the au-
dence spell-bound 1t was mastery effort,
full of logic and eloquence. He reviewed
the McCulIoch bill in all its phases, and held
it up for the peoples adoption, claiming it
to be the best plan for the settlement OF the
debt question.
Major Daniel was followed by DR.. Mon
teiro. of Manchester, whose speech was lis
tened to attentively throughout and carried
conviction to wavering minds, il there were
any present.
The meeting was kept up until midnight.
It was grand affair and will be the means
OF doing much good to the Conservative
party. Messrs. William Taylor and others
followed DR.. Monteiro, and at late hour
the meeting adjourned.
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reed WITH T TGEFsT. cob. Mitehall
Was arrested last & nighs on fiae charge o.
staaiing $40 from Mary CarteF. Both n sre
eaIausI.S .s,.Issas ss:s II
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General james e. Ke7npeT;
General,-I have. your letter in which you
say the language OF your speech which L
quoted to you this morning was used hypo-
theticaliy, and therefore would infer it was
otintended by you to bear the import of
an insult to me. But you win observe that
in.my note this morning Z called your at
tention to this view OF the language quoted.
You will then, / am sure, recognize, under
The circumstances, my right to ask you
whether or not I interpret yonr reply cor
Iectly-to wit, that you did not. by the
language quoted, Intend to impute to me
any dishonorabie purpose. Yours, &c. :,
WILLIAM MALONE.
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OCTOBER 16, 1879.
General Jubal 4. Early:


Dear Sr,-When we agreed that the cor
respondence between Generals Malone and
Kemper should not be published | had no
idea that Mr.. Royal would be furnished
with copies OF the letters to show to whom
soeyer lie saw tit and excite public curiosity,
feeding il with reports OF all sorts. -.
l told you, moreover, that IN any puDil-
cation OF the correspondence would IN
sist upon the fact appearing that between
nv first and second note to Mr. Royall l
delivered from General Malone note TO
General Kemper, which, in consequence OF
a conversation between him and me, he re-
turned TO me unread. .,
Notwithstanding these facts, NJ. Royal
is circulating this correspondence quliG
freely, with no reference to the note, anu
creating, think, the impression that your
side desires the publication and we object.
To correct this injustice [ think 1t my
duty TO my friend to publish the entire cor
respondence and facts as they occurred. l
have done so accordingly.
Respectfully, JOHN :. WISE.