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Nessrs. Editors:
Your correspondent
"B." makes a request of me TO state
what the public debt Virginia was at
the date of secession, and what amount
Of interest, during the war, and years OF
reconstruction, was added to make the
debt forty million dollars, &c.
In answer, quote from the second
auditor, Senate Doc. No. 3. 1873 In
which very nearly the same questions
were propounded to him.
The mt. due 10 creditors of the State
on the 18th day of April 1861 was 81, 273 l95 IS
Amt of interest from this date to
April soth 1871 i4,of7, Sl6 OIL
Aggregate s4s,35O, 512 SC
One third of this amt. was taken on
for West Va, which left debt $780,
233. 1854 to be provided for at G per
cent.
The amt. of interest due and unpaid
on the debt since the 30ih OF April 1871
IS not quite s4,Oo0,OOO.OO which if
settled in the bill of last winter will be
provided for at so cents OH the dollar.
The entire debt. if funded under the
present proposed settlement will be,
including the literary fund, S33, OOO' OOO."
90 in round numbers. To pay this debt
principal aud interest in 40 years at the
variable rates Of per cent for 10 years,
4 per cent. for 20 years and 5 per cent.
for 10 years would cost the State in
round Numbers $4,000, 10000; while
10 take out the war and reconstruction
interest and thus fix the debt s23 GOO,
100000 at per cent (after one third
had been deducted for West Va.) would
cost the State. TO pay principal and in-
terest, IN round numbers ! rs, 900, 10000
trust have answered the questions
of " b " Satisfactorily.
Yours &c.
DIS. HENKRL.
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FIRES,


~hskNtikNfDe
The alarm from BOX 4la A. n,
afternoon was eaascd by tss IN = si's, i,'e'ua1
rear ot No. i71 Thirteenth place, ovnn' ,0t ~ 10 as
'nan robcY. a'lu ucctolcd as a con. .,br1 y = teF
agct s1o. The shcd Is supposed IN s%. 49, LAM
sct aI'ro BY thrcc tifsch1cvous bo,, ~s. s,s os:a
scon prowftnE about III tho allcy. '"' VET
4 sttl alarm lu El,ginu No. ia ,,,.
tefdaS Afternoon, ~a" cauaca By ar,.'n ~
two-storf ftnnd In uhe III tear 81 n, -. W III
Twelfth street, owned by NJ, H. Ea.. E." vet
oecuped bv htrs. l[cmlrIcks, ],ams ,s'" s.s aaa
rho ro Originated bctwccl, The roof nsi ~ W
from some unknown cause, Ne'''ns,
Tic alarm from t3ox 8,5 Mt IN o,,,..t,
day fofcnnon was ehtlset by a fire. IN n. 'ssss'
t"Iai res!'!sngs Of the Rss. Louis lio,I,,rp ~
!lfo originated III the rear ee,; =; y:
basement amongst a Ia, ~ i:
hnxcs, ktndlfmg. .mond, aud sh,v,.M ~ a4
lnn,aro viii not oxcsei $50. whlvl, i, iii. ltt
cred by 'ns1irancc Il, tho Mutua. ria ' na,a. "!
Of The bp!niun that the ito vas thc rrae' sa,' .
sttne malicious tra,'l'. ilcng y: ltbsr1i T.,
tbesa !tinarant bcgears. Ye,tsr'a,Yf ts.S'a,f y y
gave p gents to. tlw nrst a' oIs ~. y,
cai1ca, md Z. n!ckcl to l'c scrouI. 1y,"aa saa
TO taurc smnlf change, tle thInl ono m.s'h ,..'
fused. The fellow WIS quite inlrrIinc, y, "F, -,
was seen tianElnE about the h,l.so n,Nl II r. r.
vicinity OF where tue fire ssare fsr aore II ,tms ~
after being refused. lie Ii lcserLeI tt sot i, ss
10 years oE ngp, nbove medium bi.ht f.csp spaas
face, nt,.i sandy mtstaehc, and popfly s]nI Il>"s4
Tie alnrn, frnn Bux ~ ut D:l5 lnst rron.-
wns ea,tadd bv some guoda fn sl,o,y.wtniar !;
Lrllmnni,'s Fair. cnrhcr ot Stala auJ Aa.ss.. y.
etrrcts, catching fire frntn gas-ict. na%..ul'
e:N1; iul!y covered BY policy In tho fepait.
, 1879-05-10
NOTES AND NEWS.
THE LATE r1ErREs sEHTArIrE CLAIlR.

husFfW tFsi24frh In iaf 1fttr'-
WAsnrso1oN, u. C., Mny 0.-Thc House, In
pursuance OF a custom which has practically
como TO have Tho forco Of law, voted to the
widow of cx-congressu,an 1.,tsh Clark, ot
Iowa, The SALARY which ho would haye recclyul
a. member Ut tito Farty-s!ath Congress.
sEchKrARr SHERMAN
has returnci from his OHIO visit, n,t. viii enter
upon hts dnttes at tho Treasury tn:morruw.
Tia again rc1tcratcs tho statement that l.c l,as
no lcsire nr tntcuti,n of becoming Il candl,Iste
tor tioyernor Ut Ohio. John q. Thompson was
asked by friend II ho thought SECRETARY sher-
mans visit 10 Ohio tst my polltsat Significance.
"Wull, |" said liz, "as far as | ant concerned, I
don't like It, atnl wnull favor usInE tI4. can,-
paign fund of tho Democracy TO repair hia I'D
old feaces II to would keep nut ut tho STATE"
BECOMING REsTtvE.
Bone uf tic Soltherucra ntu becoming restiyc
At tho political situation. 4 prominent Vlr-
gintn Congressman said t6.lay: s'uus proole
ought tn liz rUnhisteHt. Chalmers should de-
icnd Fort Pillow IN the H"uae. ianIar should
e,snElxo II IN the senato. n..l then tlsa Congress
sfuna! elections oilght to br held tho uext dur.
Tlat woutd settts It,"
TIE nEFUSnIyo cRarlpIcArEa.
Subscriptions to The 4 DER rtn& rafIutlt1,g cer-
llIicntrs, since yestaFtlasfs ruunrt nygtrs ITO
fThi.aAl. OwIuE to f!'A demand lHtng Ettater
lhan tue shpply. ne Ireas'lry Department Ia
cutnpellctl tn rey,slalu tt lsAr IT rttl,t.ii.,.
certificates u depositarles. Salrs III sais city
were getting out ut proportion u tic RInuGnt
Of certificates which Ills Iup,sttnr.rs clsrHher
could rretIyc aud tt,alay no person WIS ulluwytI
to buy Iiors tliau *l0U worth uf certltcatrs.
r0sTAt CLAIMS.
Hcnntor Williams tp-.lny introduced a jo|nt
rcsniufion tn mako tic appropriation bf Marti,
Ut, ls77 IT $3f5,D00 fos t!lc payment al auto
htflnm Southern inuil contractors practically
available.
SENSIBLE.
The lfnusc Committee on Claims tlucI1etl tn
trunsaet uu general business during tl.e pscsrnt
bexhtsIts,
, 1879-05-10
7HF WOMAN sIIFfRAGIsJs,


ST. Lofts, May 0,-'rlic National Wonsd''
Suffrage Convention adjourned to-nlHhs a:tt'
with onc cxceptIon) tho most successful nsts
jng ever held by the Association. The p'atfo'a'
an ct,itoniu OF Which wns tolographel last n'aht
was adapted after considerable dlscas''on. ;.
The following officers wore elected t0f ~
ensuing fear: rrcadcnt, Elizabeth cady STU
tun: observation-disclosures, eusan H. At
thony; Honorary Vtco-ptcsidentf, Lptfs'a
Mott, ph!ndclphia; Ernsstfno l.. 1lote, loalrSt
England; Corinc d. II. Nlehoia, potho ta''
AMY Post, 1suchcstor, N. =; h'f,a
puch, 0ormantuHn, Pa. Elizabeth T. sens's1,
6an Franclscu;. Amelia l}looncr, eooo'l
Blurs Ill.,; Caroline Il. WfndoIn, Washl;lss',: *,
Ii. N. Trncy Cutler, Cobtien. H.: Aasa'.a: l'aa
Frnncisco Anukc, ftitwaleco: Sar1h " ,i1, VsSs,'
Ypsiluntt, Mich. Anna Ella Carroll P'srs'tiI''
Mo-; Masy I. Ghauuug, Prqstdeuse,, u: .,,,h i.
sIayT. Shields, Cu'uradn SprlnGs' Gpti 9TiI Wi,
Jams, Toledo CEaratte .. vnn Cleye Mea4s, %s.,
Tenn. ;l.nclttla 4. ChadIet, ylncla'ti, l.a.1
Oincy Brown, Olylnpia, Washington ls.'m,. s,,,.
CORRESPONDING Secretary, Sarah Andrews sHI
cor, OF Washington; Foreign CoTTestc%a,ss.: %.,s:
Secretary, Laura Curtls ballard, My Ill.,, H.;
Jane Graham Jones, chiraE" III; Ks.vfH: lsrSfo.;
Treasurer, Miss Jennie spot1oEtl Wa.t1,so3e; ~
A,y..tn. Cna.'nIteee, Carrie A. RtddeI's '''''''
VI. Parnu!i, Ruth c. DeHnfsur* ,,,,,,
A atcrtt eosslun for wutEcl only "as !l.'" a,a. ID
Afternoon u,,A tonight. epecE!Ie5 MeIe ,sn ms''
by Susas, 3. Anthony md Mrs. i. Z. slaa!on i.
fit audiences have bcun very latge ant"s .:.t. y
The sessions. nl at te mectHEs III " nso,x w. s,,
HILL lave bueu literally paekel win y: ~. Itp i|}
lEleligcnt umtl cultivated pcnpIe ~ t's ~. IT,"
gentleman generally belEE IN t'le n'alolia .,d
The delegates will stop Ayer tn'sl'utIp% ~ rr;,, !,
visit t1lc Merchants Exchange 1t n1n', y aI,' n,
tlu,, mud take drive to thu ZuuuEral 'd'aI !" H.
aai other uoiab1e places III tl's suburbs IL ~
nj lar,
, 1879-05-10
HOMEOPATHY.

Er. l.ou,., May 0.-'rI,e homeopathic p's" :,
cans continued their sessons to'das' as'" s@,a~
Oh presulla days, occupied 'l4c'r time III n"",.t
l,a.lcrs uud discussing them. 4 larse "' haze
Ut paprrs on Il ereat variety VI fnoless' ',, In.
bccu presented, many Of teM u mstet'd1 ,ftr.<a
portaucc to ss profession. e.ane 's aa"SI s.,I,
pas,crs on 5elowtoyef ulunc bare oes'' ,,S ,s,,'
nlut dlsrussion on them tuoki" " ~ auptu!sa
iis following oIlleets uf ,,hs, ti's "tssl ris.'l
Academy Of iios1souatlly. "sse usr:t
Lila uitesnoon; ptesidenti .,inir,.'prr.,asu1, nr.
1. Walker, 81. Loala. Frst, st,,,i sStIrr,Isn'. /
Y. i. vt'as chlcatp, seso' ,s,I. y,se'fl;;f i; L. jim,
r. lloyd, lntlannrnIts; Third 1tse, II I.,nsllpsa,
puhlnua} t4enernl ae.fetarf .. y. y WoHlrt Halrt,
IL. Louis; prorlslaua! Har5esarY H. ,",,rsbars, ii
Chlcuvu, Treasurer, Il. v. PmAe' "slnsr. sIin1tsr.
oiis; II. 4. baker, l'arsnpurti & ,,nts; 'ssrII T. il
f.. Lou!a; Il. n. Campbell, D. + h'! Iin At!l:'
nv aro IL nerve as delegate: 10 .l! o.I,, '",sa u
teal Associations. M!nnelps'lts s Was ~ be b1rJ
fhs next nlaes ol niect|liE, no 1'1ne ~
bY tllu Miuncsot1 State 8Ut1cty.
, 1879-05-10
.AAlNEsrY.

Sbfcidi 1lfaffch 10 fhs lftHffsth.
. WAssftNoroH. D. C., Mhg 0.-Tl1e passions
whch hare been engendcfcsl ly tl1e Dcn,Ucrata
N forcing upon tl,r Country political Issues
which It was Thought wetg c1ostd BY Tho War,
were MARKED tnis muralng bY MT exhibition VI
feeling over bllls fur te a,nnestyInE ot private
tndiridun1s slicti as has uot been witnessed fur
years. Tile bills, OF cultsp aaucsl, md TIC Re-
pablicuns masle no ohjccti ctions to tcn,, but a
low Republicans u.d say that the petitions. par.
ttcu!nsy that Of Cen. rembeston, who surrc.,-
lcrcd to Gen. I;rant at fiqksbura, were Informal,
in,perfcrtf nn csafsly drafted, so that the petit
lloners perhaps might b}c hbls at the same time
to say that in procuring; amnesty they ha1
neither recognized rcbtplBBa as crino.
NOR AroLo0lzEp ron IT.
That certainly nono oft4ttf petitioners did. and,
unless there 's to DO Eestfal anlhcsty, Rcpub-
lcans, perhaps, should ilo excused for asking
ttWt petitions supplicak1'& Tor pardons sIIautd
It lea.t on tl!slr fasu 4dw that sou'o olronsc
Ns 4 curIsus l!.rstyasEans,ots the dominance Of
cx xConfcrntu Influence fl tic tloisr, It Is per-
tnps worthy to note Thai Samuel s. Cox Of
Now York, In Recommending tIiut n general
amnesty bill bn pastot, eppko OF ltss lata War as
tile so-ca!lca RebctloD.MP
, 1879-05-10

Wtt 70 seen lhat Jon hAvo MOI aonght we 'lane Ds
1at @ u ns nehii tolcta hrnll ypn anu to cunn'iyt
~. pntEuhe q tin snajnf'ty IN laMGttes IL 10 III
..ihtu u ~ shie9hhHl5 ~ honEat oiccLiune II sne
snn.netn s!ntes h' II iho intGer eatis1 o. .h9
..s " Ip nMG9p i.um tHo ~, nG 1,. :"
.on'nU III ~ tnn cont'u. - " ul.su S;Mos v
iscsidcnt, or mrmheFs n GonvrsSs. rcgnrdtcss d,
tho constitutional prnyIaIons empowering Ton.
Rrnse to lcslslntr on this Anh1cct fho maturity III
Congress, " whom twtI.thEtls were, but few
years ngo In act!vu rebellion aEainat thu lpscrn.
Ment. propose 10 rcrsaro hr order OF lIinrs which
c1,sed betarf tht War. 0r refuse to givo Tho lny-
arnn,gnt support. TheY propose TO have things
arranged tn Anlt Themselves. Or ato the machinery
nf thu Government. The attempted rapcn! Of ex.
isslH4 statutes. Gnnoct for tho Darnnse Of sccnrtna
honest ccct!ons meana nothing but evil. Md. II
carried lnlo ELECT, would 10 fsnHuht with most
disastrous consequences. Our systcnl Of Rosaen-
rtent
ursrs urnN 1,rnn rrrcr1nNs
MA h.,,,, =. IT, ~ ,.,'., ..t.a.. ,,n,,.,,,,a
.,i uas s ~ tnc H ptuu"' ' MMuru t.
IVY .nScn HEEL .c,t tuas tao ne1.. ~, ~ t5u
hav W un sss ~, % M fifth ~ t"v voto ~
in"55ttr.i ~ th..t stu, L,a .a, ~ ~ dns
tMtn.n ~, " % tnnt kssMt' tne nE .S ~ ~"
Wn". fd INV to' . % ann sne MuI.'s M % ".ts X ntf
s "'n '.si !.a s'u,caGs sc.1u up9!' - ."s naos
~. i. WILLIE WILLIE s5Aten " Ensesnnsnt 70 ~ HamkSet
h.nr tnon , sen ~ y. 's.an ,sae ,yt,f t tnr "
@ nv ~ ~ ' t ~ S.na - M ~
y, .,tt,, ,, ,',' ~, , ~ nt In 1 vai - ~ w
~ r1 tocs ~ IT, ,o ". ~ "i t stn,t,v Il,
f.nrrs.s th"s H. " 'nMniftsn =, ns,s ~ sn ~
s.n ~ annstn. tv ~ rinrsicns 4. f.ntSm,er1
hnTTn,c1. Il n n1.rc,rs.cn,stinn =, f.ct dcsi.ncH
, 1879-05-10
CASUALTIES.


bNttfHs 7FEHHfCH ~ 1NE 1sfBNHt.
DuFrALo, N. Y. May GA fire at Angola
early yesterday morning destroyed tho residence
Of Dr.. D. W. snuthworth. Tile burned struct-
ure was used as a summer residence, hut dur.
lug tic past winter Nr. soulhwosth had occupied
1t. The llre broke out In the kitchen, ami was
first discovered By tho hired n'au. The building
was flied with s,noke whcn tho hired
mau was awakened. Ills attempt to save tho
aged proprtutnr wore futile. lie succeeded in
getting the Doctor To wlnli0w, but hal 10
jump to save lnmseaf. Mr: southwortl' per-
rlttns burned Utmost to crisE. Deceased was
very well known In this city, afnl waa a man VI
great ability. Ills wifr. Il Ia fcarcd, will not
not survive the sEoclt given her systeln by ihs
sal late of her husband.
, 1879-05-10
show IA The road how to yacatc scats III thls

s'sw , r. x, ,s sss r.s how to saeat' 'sats III tn'
81. Essun,.-l cell The Senator % order, .,
Mr. Chainiler-Very we'll. sir, l will tako 5ot'r
hir. i;aton-siy point Is tint lhc senntor from
Michigan Is entirpfy out al nricr when lc saya
lf.at twolye Senators an this tloor hold their
seats l,y fraud nt.l violence.
Mr. Chnntller-f dlt mot eav TINT aahl they
held il1rtr seats by poerer lille,
Mr. Ealon-You safl frau.' md violence
Mr. Chant!lcr-l said wo hc!ieyu IT, atut 81 t1o
hc!tcyc II. alli 80 hare right to believe.
TIe oiilctai reporter rcat, tho words ns taken
1awn hy h!hs nnd rs given aboyc. .....
the ntrn who llod their sEats by frnAd allsl
N. Il'l hoped tho question would bc
ill.,. Eaton sail The REMARKS Of the Senator
frnm Michigan WcrG
INSULTING Ann nur OF oHrrn
nil, chilled for ruling by ,ltc Chair.
The President pro tern. overruicd tic poInt Of
There tethg considerable confusion In tho
fhamhcr Mr. Davis Nv. va asked for Tic
aii'l II tl'e gallery. Order being restored, Sir.
Chandler resumed a. fol!nwa:
u th!Hk avery Senator oN this side OK the
Chm hcr believes that there nre twelve Senators
gu LllA4 WIN tIltlI iHat4le Hf}Uu
s1!tnmgs. pooror basis than my lonorcd friend
from Lo,iiBtana. Tint Ia what intunle1 70
state. tAat II was our belief. and Il Is my bcicf
that their seats were obtained nnl are held by
fraud unl violenca. Tint ID what now say.
But, Mr. President, 1ll not rfso to discuss
this quest lou. simply rosa to saY to the other
side ron have your day in court Make. inc
most of It. Your t!tno Is short. The people Of
the north havu taken this qucstioti In lln,.li
frotn the Atlant(c to the Pacile. FROM one end
Of This lnnd to the other the people arc aroused
and alarmed at the statements TINT llave tccn
made md act!ons talAt have bgen tnkcn In this
Senate Chamber md In tic other House within
The last R1xsy days. Irt mo say IL yon Ecntlc.
ncn OH the other side OF thu Chamber, f,tHe hafht
ttkrl nphrsH Is wrttei, all over POUR trows.
| {Applausc In the galleries, which was promptly
checked by the thhir.
THE HILL rAB9KD.
The bill 10 prohibit military interference Mt
ctcctson8 wns then passed. in TIM precise fort,
In which tsnme from the House, yeas, ~; uays,
23,-as follows:
, 1879-05-10
THE WEATHER.

OrrtcE or TIN CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
'NAsn,sorox, .. e., MAY 10-1 a, m.-ln.tIca-
tluns: For Tenncssoo mud thu Ohio Valley.
stationary, followed by falling barometer,
warmer ua.terly winds, and partly cloudy
Weather.
Fur tho Uppor stisstsstppl and Lower s[iszot1r!
EnlIpys. talIfNg barutletert warmer southeast
Winds, inrrcaslllB cloudiuuss, possibly followed
by rnin.
For tho Upper Lako lscglon, easterly Winds,
pusslhty occasiut.a1 raln
For tln Lower Lake Region, easteriv winds,
slight cl,ango In temperature alll pressure, alltl
clear or partly cloudy weather.
LOCAL usykKvATtuNk.
Mht
, 1879-05-10
SOCIAL,

J7t7t'ate7s 3F7VH"sF =
HLooMISuroa, ILL.,, May "a worry elegant
imprunp.u reception was teu.lered tonight at
tic lsotns Ut Cant. j. Il. Hurnham to thu Ney.
+. .. C,stnsne. oi Atrrtson, Kan., who. is u
Candidate lur tin pasturalc u ". Aiatthew's
Episcopal Church. Tlleru VIA . Largo Ut
1culiatIr1, Including tlu most fashionable s0ri.
ETY. vi Bloomington.
!sp.citf DI4vatcA 10 71s TsibHaa
URr0lT, Via, May 0.--i fte students AMI
friuuds vi Hsiui. College, tEls syeuluE EaYu III
, 1879-05-10

GbFEIaF E1*fF19Ch 70 7H5 17H998E
DunuQuE, Ia, May 0.-rhls afternoon, wh,lo
George Ernst, 4 prominent and wealthy cllfzch
OF Nye County. Nor, who fs visiting friends In
tla city, was out riding With Miss =. Wc'ls his
horses became frightened. and dashed mady
down Main strcct. On tho cornar OF Seventh,
Squire Kennedy, Of Bunconbc. WAS crossing
The street, whom the horses knocked him down
nn! Injured him 10 severely that iTs ltfe Is
despntrca TT. Alter running hix Haaaros the
buggy carcencd, throwing tic occupants out,
Strange to say, no one WINS injured.
, 1879-05-10
A PRIZE ESSAY.

&ptrtaf ListairA 10 3ht ''s"". IT,. o,. e,.af
EVANSTON, ILL.,, sIny a-f1e Llns", ass, ut >
contest u ll.c Northwestern uni9s.,s"fx fxsl..
prizo Of ss5, gtrcn by the I1on. J., IL H. n usht
occurred IN thu congregational cho'1" T, Js.s'
.on. +. 1. fy!er, " 4. Iianl!o,'s; y: M,s -
10 Aif. Y. s. DaYts, JF.. whose esss'
t'rha Mound Dutldrfs.h
, 1879-05-10

enthusiastic reception to R.N
Madison University. vlstor IN IT, L. tollt.te, q,
orhtDtlcnl rnntest, vi his way lv,a,ee Me nttrS.,s
GitS ila imtl"rs "t NJ. md J Sir,,f ,fG.' O. ~.
Ia thu festivities. @@e's pastltp,iei