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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-24

ac depot, Minneapolis N - az
Tickets and sleeping car berths secured a, CITY
N Wsceo once 4 No; Washington avenue Opposite
81. PAU Pacific depot Minneapo 8, and at liz Eas
Agent. UHAS ~ EAT0H G.r W.
A. u. ROM Esn Pass Ar',
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Associated Press Markets.
Foreign Produce Market,

LIVERPOOL, Feb. %.
COTTON-Firm uplands SIC; Orleans SIC; sales
1000 bales; for speculation and export 500 bales;
American $50 bales.
PROvIsIONs-Bacon, long clear 2ss Sd; short
clear 26s Cd.
TURPENTINE-22s
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Boston Wool Market.

Boston, Feb. 20.
Wool, holders free; sellers at current rates; Ohio
and Pennsylvania 3bD36c; Michigan and Wisconsin
310D34c; low and medium feeces 26lalb33mc; comb
ing and delaine 3O@D4Oc; unwashed combine 2Ol27c
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-24

IdsseHBtfB 1Uf pO11lCB nOrtn OF GIyndON Should
take the train leaving st. Paul on Mondays Wednes-
days and Fridays.
J. P. FARLEY, Gen1 Manager and Receiver.
W.s. ALEXANDER. General Passenger Agent.
Chicago. Milwaukee g. st. Paul Railw ay.
Passenger Depot foot of Jackson street. Ticket and
Freight Office Southeast Corner of Thir1 and Jack.
son streets. Thompson Petsch, Ticket Agents, st.
Paul.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-24
Aggregate amount of all actual
available assets. ........
2. LIABILITIES.
8, INCOME, 1873.

Net cash actually received for
premiums 49,.
Interest received on bonds and
mortgages.
Interest and dividends received
from all other sources.
Income from all other sources.
Total income.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-24

Total amount of outstanding
risks, Dec. 81, 1878.
Total premiums received, from
organization of Company to
date. .................
Total losses paid from organiza-
tion Of Company to date.
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LEAVE. | ARRIVE

AEAVEs AORIVEs
*u:0 . mi 47p
f7N p m 1910 . m
1886 . n $3.50 pm
1886 . m $3.50 D m
1925 p mi t6:45 a m
1915 p m I'll 80 q M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
VIRGINIA. We aL~S.

TIE anti debt PAYERS OF Hanover. cauoty have
nominated W. W. Newman for tho Senate and
B. l.. Winter for the H9us, of Delegates.
Mrs. Andrew Graysou, widow of COL A. +.
Gtayscn. OF Page county. was found dead 10 a
rosd nehr her house last Sunday. Sho had been
kicked by a horse which she had been riding.
The republicans of Norlolk county and tho
city OF Portsmouth have nominated j E. Boush
for the Seba,e add Il. G. l. Paige, coorod. for
tho House Of Delegates.
Argument in the case tf tho Commonwealth
Of VIrguia agaibst Judge Rives before the u.
). Supreme Court, WIS concluded yesterday,
and The case Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia
sud j. D. Coles petitioners. was taken up
Argument commenced by James G. Field, A..
torney General of Virginia, for the petitioners,
AID continued by Assistant Attorney General
Smith 10 opposition to the petitions.
DR.. c. j. WiDfrec, Ct Rchmord, who wss
found upon the railroad track ueer the paui-
Tertiary at Columbus Ohio, yesterday moro
ing, and it liz thought he vas murdered, rob
bed and then placed % the track to give the
impression that be had beel killed by pass
itg trsiO. n posl-norteu examination dis
closed Wounds about the head that cond not
have been made by railway CIR. He had
been negotiating tho sale of valuable property.
The body had been stripped of all valuables.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
correspondence.

For several days past there haTo been H.
mors Of trouble between Gov. kemper sna Gee
William Mahooc, growing Gu. OF some remarks
made by the former 10 bis k'og George
speech. The following statement from Capt.
j ohm 8. Wise ood tbs correspondence gives
full history OF the affair published iu the Rich
mond State:
FEIERs BURG, Or. 9. ~.
Gen. James L. hcmper:
General fod in the Richmond Dispatch
The following, purporting to be language used
by you 10 public speech
At King George Courthouse CD Thursday,
Governor kemper said 10 the cOur:c of his
speech:
"Gentemeu of King George. what would
you do if William Malone should come into
your county and urge your cilz,bs to do in re
spect to their private debts what lie is urglcg
you to make the State do in regard to her pub
Iio debt? You would drive him out of the coun'
ty to the tune of the Roguc's March,.
While in view Of many circumstances oa1-
not believe you used such language, especially
as [ was absent, two tuadrcd miles from the
spot, desire to ask you arc correctly report
ed by the extract set forth above, which cons
stIue to be very Insulting to myself
Respectfully, &c.
WM. MAHoNE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
PETERSBURG, oh O5lober, 1879.


Gen. Wm. Mdhonc:
Srr-l1 reply tu your note OF this date, l
have to say thnt in ne speech to which you re-
fer. argued hat Virginia is in The enjoyment
of the proI cities procured with the muuey fer
which her outstanding debt was contrasted, and
that tOlcbo reaOiustment OF her debt was
equivalent TO holding on 10 the properly With
out p ying for it. lIu, the case of man pur.
chaslng land, giving bonds Tor tho purchase.
accepting possession uudcr al absolute deed,
then, By dispOsing Of the land aud poCketing
the proceeds, or by any other means iorciug
the vendor 70 accept less than the original con
tract purchase prce; and | went on 10 show
what the people would say and Go in rep:c.
to myselfif l should thus ioIcby read ust suoh
private transaction, and 10 resptc. to yourself
If you should como among them advising that
course 10 private tran3ac: While | can
cot pretend 10 recalls the words used 10 my 70,
marks. uttered eN.emptr4De0usiy in that con.
DeciloD, WhiIo | don't know whether | did or
did not used tho words quoted n your letter,
yet presuue they substantially express the 10.
digostiO0 which esid would follow If you W IRE
TO act 10 the maDoer thus alphabetically stated.
did moi say or imply that you would thus act
IN resptCtto private transactions, and what
meant was that il you were So to act then YOU
would receive treatment such as that described
10 tho remarks you qgutes.
Respectfully, &c.,
j. H. kEMPER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
The Late Hurricane.

New YORK, October 1.-THE report Of the
severe hurrlcsuc encountered by the Steamship
Montana on tho 10Th lest. on her passage to
this port causes some anxiety here lest other
vessels q route across the Atlantic may have
been ogeltoken apd not escaped 80 fortunately.
The Montana was 10 perlIous position for q
short time and there was great alarm and ex
cltemeut omcng tho passengers Two lives
were lost one ola passenger and the other q
member Of the crew. The men were washed
overheard aud drowned. An account furoishcd
by one of the passengers stated that the posi-
ton of the ship. when tho storm was at its
height, vas lat. 49, deg. "a milo. long. Sc.
The name OF the passenger who was washed
overheard is said to be Z. Simpson. Ttc gale
was from the northeast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17

Every step in this correspondence met MY
hearty approval. ptetend to and asrire to no
skill in conducting sif+irs of hohCr. God grant
l never may. According 10 NV humble ideas
Of homer and courage every step taken was
Through life it will be q deligttfll reflection
that being the only sctor friendly to both where
q difficulty was so easy, I was instrumental in
sveriing collision between two brave men
men who, if they hsve not now convinced thei,
by resort TO that very doubtful test of the So
called Code of Honor. Respectfully,
john s. WISE
October Ii, 1879.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17

The market continues active and firm, with
an almost unprecedented advance in Whest
Hour Is firm st the advance noted Wednesday
hud further rise oil 25c is expected if it has no,
| already taken place the stock on hand is very
light The receipts of Wheat have fallen Off
and to-day but l400 bushels were offered there
has been another decided advance since yester-
day, sales being made up to 15S for choice lots,
and numerous bats were made that before the
l5t OF January Wheat would sell t2I0. Wheth-
or this will prove or not is one of those things
mo fellow can find out" and the merchants 70.
fuse to give any advice to the farmers whether
to sell or not. Corn has also advanced, and
small sales were made at 60 for white; there ia
but little coming in. There have been but light
offerings Of Rye aul Oats for some time, and
prices have considerably advanced, and we re-.
wise quotations. Country produce is quiet and
easy, with light receipts, aud prices unchanged
Bacon is firm, with good demand, particularly
for sides and shoulders and sslos are freely made
at the advance noted Wednesday. Other arti.
Giles unchanged.
RICHMOND MARKET. Ocrr. 1.-THE market
Is active and shows tho general improvement
noticeaoe elsewhere. Flour is firm at 50sS7
for fine TO fancy family brands. Wheat is in
fair recent. and $500 bushels we're offered and
sold at l35sl50 fer fair 10 strictly choice lott.
But little Corn offered, and sales at 63s6l
Smsll lots of Rye sold at 65s70, and Oats at 40
and 50 fer spring and winter.
LYNcHBURa MARKET, Octr. 16-The market
l. L, active, and prices have an upward tendency.
Flour and Wheat are higher. Corn is quiet and
unchanged. We quote: Flour 4 50s$7 so for
fine to family; Wheat llOal3O, IS TO quality !:
Corn 53a56; Rye 60ae3 Oats 32s34 for spring,
and 38s43 for winter.
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, Oct'r. l6.-The
marhe Is fairly active, with 81 advance on last
weeks quotations. Flour is firm at 5.S7 rs for
line 10 family. Wheat is higher at l3O,l47 for
talr to fancy. Corn quiet at 53s54. But little is
doing in Rye or Oats, and we quote the form r
at GOse5, and the latter ct 32s35.
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Sugsrs.-The market is quiet bur steady, and
We still qaote rs follows Fair to good 65s7sc.:
Cubs boxes. Nos. 10 to y, 6i.7c; centrifugal
7iaIfc.
Cctee.-The market was again very strong
to-day, ard even excited, with decidedly M.
ward tendency in prices. There was an eager
inquiry and active bidding, but the stock in frat
hands is now reduced to very meagre proper.
tons-only 2. lat bsgs There are, however,
several cargoes near at hand, and an active
trade msy De looked for very shortly We note
aimee our last report sales of 6i9 bsgs, OF l4c,
and ,OGd bags at l33c, the latter resold to-day
at lac. Several other invoices were also resold
at considerable advance on original prices,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
The Indians.

A courier from Gen. Mer:itt's command re-
prs that tie troops are at the White River
agency, and that they have been scouting
throughout the country for fifty miles around
without incipg single Iudiau. 1t seems evil
dent that the Indians have gone south aud spit
into small bands. going ioto the various aeen-
cies. It looks as though the troops NAV have
an sll winter campaign to ferret Cut thcs, of
the savage tribe who brought on the trouble.
An lDdlau war has broken out in Ar:zooo, and
many dcpredatiols and muIdsrs are reported
The State militia was organized and E sht en-
sued, in which the Indians we're victorious. 10
dian troubles are also reported In Texas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17

The newspapers may say Whit they please
abou. the sweet accord that exists between the
War aud Interior Departments with regard to
he officials Ct beth those departments 10 ref.
eren,e to that question, know better. Tbc 10.
tetiar Department wants peace aud con!iuua'
tiop cf the Irss,rt Iodiau policy. The War
Department, on the coLt:ary, agrees with the
ci:zsus OF Colorado, and wants wal; and those
opocsiog wants and the interests involved 10
th;m mstesislly evoke feelings by 90 means
conducive TO tho maintenance Of the most ami.
cable relations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
RICHMOND, October l2;h. 1875

hlCdMOND, Ocl0Der I'm, 1917,
John S. Wise, Esq:
Dear Sir.-lours of to-day received, aud
admitting the correctness of your remarks that
am not a mutual friend of Generals Ma!oue
and komper, l must say that it is not at all
likely that We would agreo on the selection Of
any such mutual friend. As, however. you
submit the lrquify whether there shall be sub.
mltted to a mutual frieDd of both parties tho
question. Shall the arhole correspondence
between Generas Malone and kemner be
withdrawn ard the matter proceeded 10 de noro,
With view to an amicabIe settlement" will
agree 90 the part of Gen. Kemp.r that the
SAID question shall DO submitted TO board 10
consiSt OF gentleman selected by me and ole
selected by yourself. who shall select third
perso1-it bciag, however, understood that the
privilege is reserved to both Generals Nshooe
ard kamper whether they shall submit to the
ar5itrsment of said board.
Respectfully, VIM. l.. ROYAL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

The general activity in all brsnches Of trade
noticeable throughout the country IS barely felt
hcra, srd irce the Fair business, except tho
grain market, which is moro active, has been
going on about as usual. The rapid advance in
grain has caused considerable excitement in the
markst sad both the legitimate and speculative
demand is active. In money matters there is
little change to note, the banks having plenty to
supply all demands at the uEusl rates, obtainable
on good securities, aud they represent the de-
posts as being larger than for some time, which
shows that less paper is discounted and that bus.
moss is being done more on cash basis. The
New York and Baltimore papers report the &C.
tivity IN general business as being almost un.
precedented, and the review for the week shows
the fact that prices Of all leading articles Of mer-
| chsndise have advanced, some to an unusual
extent. Government bonds are quiet and easier,
| and quotations are sst lower. In the money
market in Now York per cent is the uniform
| rate to borrowers having good collateral, but on
| inferio: collateral small commission is charged
| for making the loan. Prime mercantile paper
| Is to per Ct Ofcour5e, while money is worth
three 90 four times SIS much there as it is in Lon.
| NS''t So'H wan SNiio ehSios aau duy aLtohpt "
lock up money can only have o temporary
Influence. Tho Stock Exchange markets are
mora quiet thsu they have been for many days.
In Baltimore The increase of business makes 6
larger demand for money, but the supply ia
ample for oil legitimate wants, and with good
security borrowers find DO difficulty in filing al
their needs The quantity of paper Offering j:
on the inCrtaie The stock market is active
operators psrtaking in measure of tho prevail
ing speculative fever. There was an active bus
mess in Virginia securities yesterday, and con-
sols were to II higher than the latest previous
sales; S:3 0t0 changing hands, in lots. at prices
ranging GO, col, GG5. 60sa6l, closing with tn,
latter bid. Gls asked. The l0.4Os wsre slst
stronger, $50 geo selling at 502s5l, against 6Cs
6C2 on Wednesday. Orange, Alexandria snc
Manassas were frmer, selling at 671s6S. sgaias
Git previously. Thsre was al5o another market
advance in Baltimore and Ohio stock, 81 shsre
selling in lots al prices ranging from l5S to leo
against 157sl5G4 on Wednesday, closing l59
bid, 159s asked. The speculations in grain hsv
been very active and excited, particularly TO
wheat, in which there has been a considerable
advance. with large sales. Coin has also al
vsnced sharply, as has also Flour, AID the mer
chandise markets generally are very firm. Il
| local stocks Ee quote.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17

The ami! debt payers, in their demagogica!
addresses to the eop!e, S! cad large portion
ct their time in attempts to prove that the Nc
Co loch bill will have luxurious effects upon the
IubIio schools. As Dr.. Rufner. Scperioten-
iett # The Public Schools in the State, is likely
70 be IS much iu.tr,s.ea and as well Informed
upon this utiec! 50 ATTY NJ else. it may be
well 10 quote what Mr. W. B. Sibert has TO
say regarding the opinion Of that gentleman :
"Dr. Ruffoor unhcstatingly said that the Nc
CuIitch bill s.itlcncl. YES OF iocalcuable ad.
vintage to tho schools, AID that lie had 10
hesitation in saying it ought to DO accepted"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17

The latts: accounts from Ohio pu: Fosters
maj at about seventeen thou:and, and tho
republican majority iu the Legislature at thirty.
five. There is an Italian proverb to the effect
that, when a ciu7o is lost, there is enough Ct
"oids," but still we eau help mutteriog every
DOW aud then the trlto lines about what might
Ehya knan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
hhOt

MADISON, IND, Oct l7.-Wiliam Howard
late city treasurer, 10 40 encounter with Major
Joho D. Simpson. editor OF the Star, was shot
last uigbt, audit iS thought, mortsly wounded.
His thigh being badly shattered, bis leg will
have to &c amputated uesr tie body. This
morning part If his left haId was taken off.
Major Simpson claims the shooting was done
10 self defense.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR 9NOwDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER II, 1872
Nog that Senator Thurman is certain to lose

Nov that Senator Thurman is certain to lose
bis place in tho Mex Senate, it will require
bu; a few more changes 10 that body to mako
IL republican again. and il is possible that all
those required can ba made 10 the northern
States 1t Is TO be hoped that the extremity
10 which the dem ocrats have brought ihsm
selves may not Undue, thom to yield to the
temptation to preserve their msi ority By GUST
lpg Mtssrs. Ingalls, and Kellogg. unless the
proof OF the bribery and corruption of these
Srnators be positive and direct. Any such all
tempt could but ta7o roac!ionsry and dam
aging effect. If. however. it be satisfactorily
proved lhat the Senators alluded to did pro.
cure their sstti BY unfair means, they should
be tXl clcd without mole ado, regardless of
The clamor such ACTON would produce among
the radicals, for f.irIy elected Senators can
have bat little rcspec. fer themselves if they
willingly couseLt to have ls colleagues men
whose titles 10 seats in the Senate they ore
c1nsiLced orc fraudulent. They must submit
20 The indigni,y Of fraudulent presiding officer,
because he was awarded tt by the electoral
c,uulssion By the decision Of which they agreed
10 abide, but no reasonable man expects them
~ tetsil az colleagues men convicted Of
brjLe!y eGd corruption waen they havs the un.
quealloocI right and power t. relieve them
selves OF their OF .ctionable presence. But, We
repeat, tho prtos against Messrs. IDgalIs and
kcliosE must be ct the most irreiragable char
tcttr TO warrant thu ir exclusion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
RIOHMOND...Oct. II, 1879.

,u ,, hlouhot'p'.o o'' - 1919.
": L. Royal, Esq:
Dear Sr-Your note received | do not
think you are mutual friend Ct Gems. Malone
and Kcmrer
Will sou ascertaio whether Gan. Kemper
viii consent to submit to a mutual irleud OF
Gan. Malone and himself to be seeoied by
you and by me tho following question:
Shall the whole correspondence between
Gems. Malone and kemper be Withdrawn AID
the matter proceeded 10 dn novo, with view
to 40 amioable settIemelt?"
Your reply TO this will oblige,
You.s respectfully,
JOHN S. WISE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17

After tho delivery of letter [ took uoto
TO Gen. Kemper from Gen. Malone. 1t was
delivered a. ll:30 a. M. O,tober l2sh. Gov.
hemper laid the note oa the sofa by his side.
de did not read it. Earnestly struggling for
pesce talked with him. % his suggestion
that if the note delivered was of character to
be imagined, it cut off further parIey with.
drew the Rote, and 10 CONSEQUENCE of the con-
versation with him wrote the foowiuf:
JOHN S. WISE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
h9sorsoe to both. Respectfully,
JOHN S. WISE.
RICHMOND, Oct. l2. 1879.

RICHMOND, Oct. l2. 1879.
John S. Wise Esq:
Dear Sir-Your pote of yesterday hiss been
recelVud aud 10 reply tbeIet, will say that l
can advise the withdrawal ci al commuDica-
tions between Gen. Malone and Gen. kemper
subs:quentto Ger. kcmper's reply TO Gen.
Mahone's frs: note of inquiry. cannot ad-
wise the With drawal Of that reply because
think it is full answer 10 Gen. Mahone's note
of inquiry, which ought to be satisfactory tc
bin. Very respectfully.
MM. L. RoYAIL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
A Card.
MANASSAS VA. Oct, 18. 1S7

MANASSAS VA. Oct, 18. 1879
70 Ms people Of Alexandria, Fairfa1 and Prince
Wittiam:
respectfully announce myself as an indie
pendent Candidate for the Senate of Virgins
90 TINS at tho suggestion Of numerous ctiz ,ns
from all parts Of tie district representing all
shades OF political opinion. The sole issus OF
tne present canvass, made 80 by the McCulloch
wing OF the conservative party, is the question
or the public debt and the pub bic schools As
TINS is question that attscts the pocket of every
TAX payer. the present interests of every man
woman and child in the state, and the future
material ard educational interests of unborn
millions which shall inhabit the soil of Virgins.
1t very properly rises in magnitude above every
other nossible question.
Briefly my plsttorm is rs folows.
lst. The immt date repeal of the "McOuloch
bill" OF 1879 and the Funding bill' otls7l, ne
unjust to the creditors and disbonorablo to the
State.
2nd. An honest adjustment of the State deb.
;. ora. Inc pubic schools the preferred cred
itcrs of the State.
Laying aside therefore. all dead iauss and
Gil side Issues, either of locsl or personal ns-
ture, shal discuss the above question, and iiis
question alone, before the people, as follows:
At Sarepts Hall, Alexandra city. fr.d,y.
Oct. II, at Z D. IN.
Fairfax Court House, Monday, DC. TO- court
lsy.
Vienna Monday, Oct 60. 7rm
Dranesville. Tuesday, Get. 81 l p ~
Herndon, Tuesday. Oct Il, p. m.
Langley. Wednesday, Oct % l pm.
Falls Church, Wednesday, Oct ~ 7p.m
Balls Cross Roads Thursday, Oct. %; p. u.
Johnson,s Ball, Friday Oct. "a. 7p. m
Centreville, Saturday. Oct. % p m.
Clifton, Saturday. Oct. Is. p. IN. s&a
Independent Hill, Monday, Oct. q, l p. III
Potomac, Monday. Oct q. Z p m.
Greenwood, Tuesday Oct %. D. N.
Occequsn, Tuesday, Oct. IS. Up m.
Lees chapel, Wed nesdsy, Oct. 80. pm.
Accotink, Wednesday, Oct %, 7p. M
Anandale, Thursday, Oct. 80. q. m.
Roberts School House. Oct 80, To. NJ.
Alexsndris city, Friday, Oct 81, 7p m.
Brentsville. Monday, Nov. 3. court day.
Manassas. Monday, Nov 8. I D. M
. At these meetings respectfully invite Gait.
Francis l.. Smith 10 join with me in the diicus'
sion of the above question.
Respectfully. your fsllow.cizsn.
octl6 It GkO G., ROUND.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-17
WISE & HoBsoN.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
RICHMOND. Va, October II, 1879.
William L. Royal. Esq:
Dear Sir,-k=pfes.p;ug Gen. Mahoue,
accent your proposition 10 refer the question 10
board, as proposed. Please name your chnice.
Respectfully, JOHN S. WISE.
join S. Ht;se Esq:
Dear Sir.-Acuog for Goa. kemper. naus
Gen. Joseph h, Johnston as Gen. kemper's
nominee on tho bond spoken OF 10 cur previous
letters. WM. l.. RoYALL.
| nominate Judge Wiilium w, Crumo.