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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-02-08
Dissolution.

Tie copartnership heretofore existing be
tween NJ. V. Hatcher and r. +. Ferguson
under the name of NJ. V. Hatcher Co.
expires this day by limitation. All person.
indebted to the firm will pay TO NJ.
Hatcher, and ali debts owing by the nrm 70
which it is believed there are nonel will b,
paid by the same. The business will b,
continued at the same stand IN. Y. Mills
by NJ. V. Hatcher. NJ. V. HATCHER,
Feb. /, lS7q-4tr r. +. FERGUSON.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-02-08
Wanted.

A situation as Salesmaniin either a dry
goods or grocery house. Ten years exper-
ience. The best of references given
Address, w. r. HUGHES,
Jan. 25,-4t Cumberland Furnace, Tenn,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-02-08
HeCla Coal.

Car load side track per
Car load (delivered) per bushel....... l5c
Wagon load per bushel.... ....................l7c
b. F. POSITION, Agent.
August 10Th, lS7S-f
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-02-08
ER WntcheFf8t Q41. ReyOiverszz-rf-zcf
ASlA $3.50. Over 100 latest Novelties ~. -
NSi5 Agts waited. 80 suPpy Co Nash,ile.I cun "
DT,A,G. OLIN'S##5.' e !. ! s s:531'

or COLD PLATED tVATCHES. Chcs1
n &c TIN he known world. sample Watch Frfr
llAllaenls AMMO. a. CouLlan a a.. l-.l...-I
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1879-02-08
Administrators Notice.

Jan. IL, Is79-6m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22
slsiSNy.A"S,7 NEEfS.

Miss Virginia Pau, sister Of Stale Senator
Dsui, 81 Rockingham c3u3ty, died Of cOusump.
tio:i las: week.
The Grand Lodge Of Coed Templars Of Viz
c;oia will meet 10 Winchester n,xs Tuesday.
II vii! be in session perhaps icu. days.
The c5rra1 republican club ot Winchester,
last wotk, passed resolution :! Using t) recog-
liz, any minister OF the elsre! a5 q political
leader.
The PENNSYLVANIA and Virginia Iron aud
Coal Company nropcs, to erect forty ton
furnace at Fcrrali. Augusta county. and have
already let the contract for the wo,k. 1t will be
ready for tho blast by the lst OF April.
Rev. p. 8. Rhodes and Mr.. l., B. Davis, Oh
or about the middle OF January, will commence
the publicalion of the Virginia Missionary,
at Gcrdcrsvillr, in the interest Of The Christian
Church.
The vcsry Of Grace, Episcopal, Church, po
tcrabuIg, have decided 10 elect an assistant
rector Of that church in order to relieve the
Rev. DR.. Gibson TO some cytcut of his ve!y
arduous du,ice.
In January the Unittd Statt Court meets il
lsichnced 10 lioally d.sroSl of the h!at tie
Mississippi aud OHIO railroad case. At thai
time The coart will appoint master To sill t't
properly nn1 fix the day Of sill.
IL. Il Ncwtor, white man, was tried il
Richmond on Wednesday lsst. charged will
stealing money, vas lcuad guilty, aGl order {
t, ucalVc thirty nnc IHshcs. AZ soon IS III
Judgment WAS cZccuiCd Ncw!on els tnr Other
parts.
Judge h"i!i held 2 special ltrnl of The CIR.
cut Court for pri3cn William county ct Bron's
vile CT Monday les;. Tho only hu>iGc:s trans
| ac;G Il %as tho entering Of orders and tho con-
iiIuatloa Of some land sales in ci:aUcery Causes
No litisatod cases Of any description wcr
| tIisa.
la Amherst county. above LyuohburG. 70.
| gently, e1lorcd mau named Nelson Mitchell
| employed by John Gillespie, attacked his EN-
| p)oycr with ar TX, cutting his throat and sew
| oliog the spina! oo'umn. Gillespie is dead
| Mitchell was arrested by several cliz,Is. wh
caught hi,a in bedford county and started wit
him 70 ill. 4 largo mounted crowd, !c:olve
upon lyncni1g tho negro, started 10 pursuit
and ct !5s: accounts it was thought tho prlsouc
would BE- oocrtakcn and hanged.
Tho negro soman Barbara Gordon, wife G
| Mex Gordon, who, with her paramount, Mile
| WhitchuIsi, murdered her husband on tn
night c! tho Goth OF August, vas tried in tn
Norfolk CGuOty Court yesterday, convicted
and scncGCld to fourteen years in the prutcr
tiarS--ihc same given to Whilchulss. White
hurst confessed sircc lis Incarceration in th
pcpientiely that no murdered Gordon with
spade. aud Barbara helped him to carry III
body down the hill and bury it in the mars
where it was found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22

Durirg the Ia'ttr part OF tho ferry if, h s:s-
sion Of toaprc!s ar Gafirii aaia ih,t Tho
MAJ who attempted 10 obtain political p;olrr
mcDt On sectional ercu0da would find himself
~0efulIy mistaken. AZ iarq1a! shortly thtr1.
hfter he shook hlIda with en- ty Confederate
On the opposite side Of The tabo with dfamatio
etieot, ard said that the bloody ciasm had b5sn
costd. 10 lees than xix months alteIwall, no
Was tho most vigorous w.vcr CT tho blooIicst
shirt IN all the OAio campaign. LIS. Thurs
day he uValed Eimatl! Gf auo.hcr opportunity
t9r theatrical display, and. 10 response 10 az
cx COulederacs tribute TO General Thcmss's
bravery, said that "if the ArDy cfthc Cumber
land otc, sent ito bullets to wound it new sent
its heart to heal. and that he was glad tho day
OF wounding was ovar aud the isy Of healing
had come" We hopo the reverend General
docs not intend ills last effort of his for rrs.
lQdc 10 tho commencement of active hostiitics
on his part toward the SoGth, but, jtdsing of
tho future by tho experience f the PAST, VIC
shall not be surprised if such is his Intention,
Congress, however. will mcct ct an early date,
and any doubts tina! nay be entertained upon
the subject will, thor, fore, in 81! probability.
soon be removed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22

r,cate tie cmpoyrlc1t q aay rsans to ,i!:s:l7o
i, and then ava!! themselves Ct The iaet Vi Il !!
soIiiity az a me.1s to Unite thcN.r;h Gsairst tie
South and to fire TIC uoi .hp!u near. II the U.s.
Of Tho harshcst measures osaits. is people.
The only ihng la. rGw mli!atcs against tha
future wclil.c I'D bap!iaa$s oi this coua'Tg,
North as we'll as South, is :auica!;su', aui. IN
fortunately, tl:cro is no immediate prospect OF
the rimoval # the blight, even though The
cars, IS known and .ho prescribed remedy sure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22

FISH DAMS -Complsjnt is beiug mad, tins,
owing to the wholesale catches Of tie fish by
meals OF dams Oh the upper Potomac rive
that stream is being depopulsted. nad al ,be
good intended 70 bo accomplished by the Stain
fish commission in this quarter is counte.sctsd
Dams shaped hks the letter V arc thrown scros,
the river ut narrow points with 1ets or NOS
across the open space answering 10 the juncturs
OF the letter, so that while tho water passes
through the fish are csught in lsrso numbors
This Is violation Of the State law, and so, thoss
dams are very frequent all .!olg the upper part
OF tho stream, leading TO others on the part even
Of Citizens who arc opposed to tho practice. 49,
CNMtcrla.o! ON TiMcS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22
P0REIEN N.Elb'S.

a dense log prevailed ovor London to diy.
Sncw is lying teep in Berlin. and winter hsa
oct in in earnest.
y riot between Republicans and iGtornationals
has occurred OF Pego!c, Italy.
The cx.Emrress Euecnio has started for
Spain to attend the sick bed of her mother, tho
Countess D6wastr Of MONTH";.
The Afghan leader at the battle of Charl
Saib is reported to have crossed tho Baekl
frontiers aad taken refuge with tho Russians.
Tho widow Of Charles Dickens, tho famous
novelist, dicd at her residence, in L)ndou. this
morning, after lingering lllo:s' Of eighteen
months
In consequence of tho monaciug attitude OF
Abyssynia towards Egypt, tho British euuboat
Sea Gull has been ordered to Wassowah to
protect tho property Of British subiccs there.
The Irish arrests continue tho leadiog topic
10 England. 40 Indignation meetiog was held
10 Dublin last night. Two companies of British
soldiers have been sent to bsIa, ireland, in On
ticipation OF disorder.
Tho United States consul 1T Zurich, SWitz
ciland. reports continued decline in the
watch and silk trade with tho United States,
owing to tho rivalry Of American goods. and
The uuusual Zeal Of the custom house in exact
ing full duties On inportatons. Tho consul
also say as wine 10 Switzerland is not luxury
but necessity, the rrrscn, failure OF tho grape
crop is lamcnable. 1t is loss Of 80 much food,
aud wi'l nccc$sitate tho importation from Hun.
gary. Spain aDd Franc, OF some 20 600 600
!raucN' worth of 4iue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22

WALL STREET.-The excitement Of the pro-
ceding Two days was kept up yesterday until
an hour or two psst noon, when g calmer feeling
setin. During the LIS. busiaoss hour prices be-
gsn to recover, and confidence revived with re-.
viVing price,. The hops seems 10 be general
that the stock mar he. will be stronger aud stead
ier to-day. The brokers have yery roneraIlv
kept out OF tho recent speculation. actiag mere.
~ Ls agents for their customers. The small mis-.
hap to Mr. Livermore is an exception which
proves the rule. There have been no serious
failures and will DO mono The losers by the
who were deluded by the "boorn into riskipv
money which they could i'll afford to stalks,
Buying on margins, they were required BY the
brokers to increase their margins when prices
began TO leap downward, and those ofthom who
could not furnish moro money have bean
wiped ont."-N 7. Herald Otto dau,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22
Identified,

New York. NoY 22.-Wilism II. Fatc!.
No. Glj Washington Avenue. B.ocklyp, t.,
the moCguo 10 day Identified tho hajy OF the
nan !ouad of the battery ~ a West Indian
named elder. WIN came on TIC b7is Ida"
from B.rbadocs three weeks age. lie is:r1a:-
cned suicide when leaving Inc vessel. The
Chief Ct the detective toroo lid that no Was
satisfied that Ed&r had committed suicide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22
gi.e E.osuit OF the Election abroad.

We insert the following extract from a ri
satc lctttr to u, from the zen Of g Virsinian
10 Washington city. BE is no CtGca holder
uader the GoverEGn II, and has ~ axo to grind
tn; IS = substantial young buSDcs5 man, who has
had st!igicnt cEucfeGci IN ti9anciel matters TO
appreciate tic ralIH Gf good credit, and ia
whose breast low, Tor his n&tiva State BUNS
with an unueasing flame. lie speaks words ct
wisdom which nil Virgiuians Shunlt hCed.--
Charlottesville .IcDrsonitn.
but what mean Our people h3 tho recent
olrc;!0n rctpr1s; Gao i: be- that Virginia has 20
far forgotten h"r4oIf-so lar lurgtt ten the
;eachiaGs 81 our j, :rsor, Washington, Madi.
son, Ms!shal and ui Ice, Jachsyn and Maurv,
III TO thu. Sec h.r ilir namu sink SO deeply in
tho miro Of c>IIrptlnr. lIayo those who lived
Tor her lived il vain? ta9n thnaa who died for
hcr died IA vain? Can we no l3uger lock upon
her With rEIIc aEd pOiut 10 her name as
IS nonol III OF oil that is S!aud and noble Virgil
nian1 should remember that tho eyes of this
whole world arc upon her. and upon her aotious
bow rests al1nc her dtstiuy-lct that luturc dcs
thy shine re loss brightly than her past history.
"riorc WAS g time" as cur worthy Governor
(tlolIday) So olcqucltIy put i!-"whcn 20
be " Virsnan WAS u passport TO any country"
AFRO wo now 10 resign all OF these2 God grant
that it msy not DO. But though the snti.dobt
payer. moy have majority in tho Legislative
halls they will. l hope, bury deep their personal
ambitions, and strike now in this great struggle
Tor the lilo Of their State, for surely as they re.
pudisto Vir&ins's debt, just 30 surely will her
Goath Eneil be rung out from mountain top TO
mountain top, rom valley to valley and along
every ripling stream That flows through her
broad bosom. Every breeZs will bear upon its
wings the stencil of dishonesty and corruption.
Foreign capitsl that is now awaiting your &C.
.ions on this debt question will food other mar.
kots and thus cntice your own sons beyond your
borders. Her bono and sinew will soon fly to
tho fertile plains of Kansas and Colorado, un.
wiling TO ciag to q State and be surrounded by
people who Soon determined to smother eyory
noble feeling-evory just impulse.
II yet hopo however, our Legislators will see
before it be too late, the injustice they are crowd
ing upon our people and will adhere to better
principles than their lat, actions might indi.
CstOn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

Tho speculation in the New York sleek mar.
ket yesterday Was wild, and at times almost
reached a panic. AT the opening thero WAS
rush 10 sell tho whole list and prices brcko from
l to 20 per cent in the first half hour. In tho
afternoon frequcat recoveries and frosh declines
succeeded zach other, and in the final dealings
Tho feeling was decidedly frmer on q genorsl
impression that prices had reached their lowest.
and prices made sharp rally under tho lead Of
the coal shares. Tho recovery from tho lowest
point ranged from to II per cent. and tho net
decline from the closing prices Of Thursday was
] to 5 por cent Tho eac5 amounted TO tG2 q
shares.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Noy'r. 22.-PricCs
to-day wero llrmer But little doing in Flour.
The receipts of Wheat wero fair, and 2ltO buah-
oils sold at l3j. LIP. u.s. l47 and AS. Corn is
stronger, and now brought 53 and old 59. No
Oats sold, ard onolot of inferior Rye broushl7i
Coal REroRT.-Tho following is report Of
INC receipts snd shipments of coal during the
week ending to-day:
RECEIPTS.
Amer. Coal CO., j. II. Parrot, jr., Agt... 2Sr,
Hamp. IS Bait. Edward Herbert, gent. ~
j. /. AgneW 81 2SGO
$40
SHIPMENTS.
American Coal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2,CSI
ramp. u B@it NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. T5Il
y. L. AgnoW IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S%u
I"lai'""........ 1.23i
BALTIMORE, E09'r. 22.-Virx;nis G. ccnso!i,
dated 55k; peat duo copOors S3I; new ten fnrt.rs
%. Cotton du1i; midiling i2al2h Flour
sttonG and moro active, but unchanged. Wheat
Southern higher; Western higher, but closed
urG In 4
Der l55al5S; No 9 Western winter red spot en-!
Noy l41s!1lt; Dec ld5s145!; Jan 149al49l; Feb
I523s!52I. Corn-Southern steady and ijrn
Western higto:, but closed dull and noslnclet;
southern White 5Gs57; do yellow 50 Woslorn
E mixod spo. and Nov GoaG4I; new 55i; Dec COW
Western white dads; DO mixed 41s45; Ponns
1fa4S Rye quiet 2: s.. Hay firm; pima t.
chcice renns and Maryland lTaSiS. Uol-,
qniet; Rio carsoes Asl74. Sugar quiet; A sof
CS'lc5. WhisSey iltln ut l 1881 l3I
NEW YoRx, November 22-Slocks strong.
Money I. Flour quiet. Wheat dull. Corn dull
PoKTOF ALEXANDRIA, NOVEhBEE22
Sun risns. 49 San sn.s.......... A.
ARRIVED.
ST. Jano Mosney, lower rorc 80 T. a Reo!
Schr II b Spcddon, Baltimora TO 3 L Hooe
CLEARED
Str W Thompson. lower Porc. By + 4 Haa1
Str Nary q. Nolfolk. by master.
Schr Maggie, Havro dc GracD, by j Z hgnn@
&c Go.
Schc u Me5win, Georgetown. b. w A s;muot.
Schr Kate, fredericksburg, by w A Smoot.
Schr Index, Now HaYen, by American Cosl
Company.
schr Ii Z Congion, Providence, b: a mer;csr
Cosl Go.
Schr Emily II Mayor Boston. by lamp AMI
Bait Coal Go.
Passed UP
Scbr III a kcno7n.
MEMORANDA.
The steamer Wenonsh, Of tho baltimore and
fredericksburg line, has bean detained for two
dsJs past by low wster in tho Rsrpahsnnock
caused by the long drought sid the high north.
east winds, which have retarded tho tide.
Schr Ada hmes cleared from Portland f.:
Washington cob.
Schr Abbott DevereS9. before reported
wrecked at Portuguese Roof, was sold 1T PORT
Royal, Je, previous to Nov l3 for s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22

Inc radicals have dt ciicd to scod no speak.
els to Louisiana during tho political csnp,ign
NV 10 progress 10 that State. for the boldly
a7owed reason that they don't Want TO break
up the solid South as so!idity in that section ia
the most iavcrIto condition for securing a
similar state OF affairs at the North. They Go all
in their power to make the South so i'd, and don.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22

COURT OF APPEALS Observation-Disclosures,
executor, vs.. Morriss and ais Argued by Judge
chm a. Meredith for aprcllo AID John Howard
aud John Lyon for appellants, a:d continued
until Monday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22
Disaster.

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-Thn p!NGmur hi:,ln,
which arrived ho,o to-day from tho Wcs. III.
dies, reports: "NovemDar 2ist. at 1887 IA IN,
sighted schooner Francis Burritt, w. II. MHls
mastor. showing signals OF diatross. Sent los,
to her assistance and found her in ~ sinkir.
condition. Took Of nor crow and brought th nm
to ihis port
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22

cni!iVato7, and may therefore BE- left to iudv;5.
uaI cuttrprise, TIC proposed method vonla -
Tor tho benefit Of tic whclc cemulati,v' ,r' ~
seams to be lropcr fill ior action by lhr
safe. -ScriJnr. WV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22
CANAL COMMERCE..

Arsive1-Bosts II Henry II DesGsld, "
Snow aud DR. Porter, TO American Coal Co; G
q Kelley 10 j Z AsHew; Cumberland, 10
Georges Creek Coal Go
Depsrted-Bosts III Scslly, w Smith, Four
Sisters, II ID Corse Thos Tiernam q III Stone
braker, s Henry and II Delaheld.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22
Anniversary.

New York, Nov. 22.-Serviots were held
in Trinity church to-day 10 commcnoration OF
tho twenty fifth anniversary OF tho conservation
Of hight Rev. Boratio Potter as RiIhop Of the
Diocese CT New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TEI-WEEELY Ri
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lives that inneI ihrr.. .,e.;ry. III ,hn Lor.h.
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II not approyoJ n.id NO. :nl ic.l tEa., i,vor.
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and Tho ,v,nia of th,,c,ort ,,st sSou rlo;nI,
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at tho NNth who will b. able to protect i
from the II ilries which ,hfro is rrcru nrot-
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22
Blockade.

NEW YORK., Nov. 22.-Intolligencoircm Val.
parsiso. Chill, to The 10th inst states that all the
Peruvian ports are again under blockade and
cut of from communicate with outside ports
by tho vigilance of tho enemy's crui:o.F.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22
Obscene 4itcrAturn.

TOLEDO. Ohio, Nov. 50 Anthony Comstock,
of New York, addressed the citizens of this city
lsst.nsht on the growing evils OF obscene lilera.
ture
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22
Drowned.

CoLLEGEpoINT. l.. l., Nov. IL William
Clair Was drcwrei at Long Island City on Fri.
cay evening while skating.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22

The Stow storm in Charleston, s. T., ON
"Wednesday was the first that has occurred 10
that locality size, 1869.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22

Vtsuvus is again active. A great eraptun
seems probable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22
SApGcEey,

NEW YORK. Nov. 90 ~ special I.oui S.a
Francisco dated Noy. 2lst ststes that it is sad
there, with aoominyly good foundation, tEs.
hesrnoy's arrest last evening WAS designed hy
those using him 20 save his lilo His attempting,
TO speak before tho formal opening of The me.!.
Ing wss to avoid legal charge of disturbing
public meeting. 1t is certain that if tho police
had TO. arrested and thus protected him, no
wonld have been seriously hur,--nossibly killer
CallfOrnisns regard him IS 2 curse, and many
Intelligent workingmon bolisvo h,sold thom our
10 influential corporations, hoaco This growing
feeling 80 dop2sa him and relosato him tn ol,
scEIity
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22

At 5uiAic yesterday considerable cxciLemen.
Vas caused By tho appearance Of :. body Of Uni,
toi States troops. Under command Of q sorgesns,
on The grounds lately Improved by tho railroad
company for The purpose ofbuildine coal shu.rs.
and ordcliag the men of tha company to Lesis.
wcrk Tho ground in question ia whs! is known
IS the North PioT, which WIS built by the Gar,
er0raert in 1888. ard las bson in undisputc?
possession since Tho. tn0. Tho question Of thr
titlo will go &c the courts. IN the meantime thu
rlnr Is guarded art work il At Il staHdslil
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22
MARRIED..

BY Nv. J. A. Haynes on tho Goth instant.
At the residence of the brides mother. Mr..
to Mics TACEY r FLRTCHEK, Of Fsuquier
county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-22

Col. hl0SEY AND GOV. IIEHNE>SY EALL
OUT.-lhcrc i9 acUaaton il Hong Kong,
caused by tho quarrel between Colonel Mos5y
cid Glvcrntr II 'nncssoy. The aLic. efiioal
dcsirous to obtain iul &fic al intot;nation CON-
earning the oiuul traffic btlMecu Hang Kong
hl3cao, il Crd'r to check notorious and il!e cal
practices. applied 20 Col McsJy for copies of
tbs United States records Of sLirIacn.s &c.
Tho Governor alleges that tho request was
madc ter f'lc public good, aGd Win perfect
eGurttsty, The same gust having bccn pre-.
icrred to other foreign consu!s, and all wcro
willingly responded to. C,ioDo Mo:ty al.
lGGcG that the r,qcCs! implied q claim Ct the
right TO INSPECT oorsuar documents which hc
was Lound TO resent. The American eitizons
regret that the Uniitd Safes c]nsul fa1 broken
friendly relations with the Govr0or. who had
previously shown his great attention and con.
Sidcratcr. Tic actual merits Of the question
arc not sc. determined. Tho correspondence
bciw2cn Ccloncl Mosby aud Governor Homes,
sey has not hccn published.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-26

DaNIG'S HAMBURGER DROPS, For
IL rests Juniper Tar and Boschees German
Syrup for sale By ,,,
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