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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-28

A BLUNDERER.-Tbe young man whom
the New York Times sent to Richmond TO
report upon the state Of things in Virginia
writes to that journal as follows:
"In this, the Third for Richmond) dis
trict, very interesting fight is going on be-
tween John w. Wise, the son OF The famous
Ex-Governor Wise, who has boldly es-
poused the cause OF the Readiusters, and
George ID. Wise, his cousin, who stands for
| the Funders or regular Democrats. United
States Marshal Ramsdell has been nomin T.
ted by the Republicans, but it is understood
that he has decided not to run. This dec-
sion would be very sensible one. The
election OF Republican in this district Is
out Of the question, while by the union OF
coored and Readiuster votes the success OF
Johu Wise, who is pillar among tn; In,
dependents here, would be secured. The
Republicans would have no reason to regret
such an outcome to the contest"
As an as" could not be mistaken for a
"W," it seems pretty certain that Mr. CAR
ROLL did not take the trouble to find out
even the name Of the candidate for Congress
union OF "the colored and Readiuster
votes" His predictions are OF piece
with this careless bunder. GEORGE d..
WISE will be elected by majority, not OF
hundreds, but of thousands, whether there
be Republican candidate in the field or
not. We said few weeks ago, and we re-
peat, that We don't believe that Captain
JOHN S. WISE will say that he expects to be
| elected.
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DEATHS.

Died. on sunday th- 26ih, OF consumption, at the
residence of her husband, 524 Pine street, at q
O'Clock. MARY A. wife of William r.. Walton aud
daughter Of Mary +. and John Reid; aged nineteen
years four month. and fifteen days.
Farewell dear MARY, long farewell;
God strengthen me, pray
To bear the grief, endure the pain,
TIL am called away.
sad Ia the house and lone the hour,
Since thy sweet smiles are gone;
But oh a brighter home Than ours
IN Heaven IL BOW thiue own.
Her funeral will take place At the Laurel-Street
Methodist church at O'Clock THIS (Tues day.
EVENING, 28lh. Friends and acquaiptsnces arc
invited to attend.
Lynchburg and Petersburg papers please copy.
Died. in Manchester sunday night, BLAN CHE
MCGUIRE. infant daughter Of iona A. aud Je nnie
Gee; aged three months aud three days
Funeral from mr. fzthsr's residence. Ninth be-
tween Porter and Bainbrdge streets, at 230 O'Clock
L. NJ TO-DAY TUESDAY. Friends and acquant-
ances invited 10 attend.
Petersburg papers please copy.
Died, suddenly, Of congestion, September 18th. n
her home In Shreveport, la. ELLA WILDER, wifi
OF William A. Plessanis, IN her tnirty-second year
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On Friday Mrs. Annie Perkins, the old
est Inhabitant OF DanvIlle, was buried in
Green.Hil cemetery. Sine was one hun
dred and four years OF age, and was the
mother OF Rev. William Perkins. Baptist
minister OF the hard-shell denomination.
Frank w. Hughes, the acknowledged
leader OF the Pennsylvania Greenbackers,
sends rebuke to General Weaver for up
holding Scion Chase in his determination
not to fuse with the Democrats in Maine.
During a fight between some boys in
Reading, Pa. Saturday afternoon, which
originated from game OF marbles, Robert
Driver, aged twelve years, was instantly
killed by a stone thrown by one OF the boys.
On petition OF the stockholders OF the
Erie Basin, Dock, and Warehouse Company,
Judge Lawrence, ia the Supreme Court OF
New York, on Saturday appointed Duncan
Smith receiver.
Judge Alfred Morton is now the chair
man OF the Democratic Committee OF the
town OF Sheldon, OBrIen county, Iowa.
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Anothsr Mstsoric Ifurvel.
4 SUMNER C0rTAdG NARROWLY EsCAPEs On.
sTnUCfTON

CRowN POINT, N. Y, September 49,
Lakeside Cottage, at Schroon lake, In this
county, had narrow escape from destruc-
ton by a meteor on Wednesday night last.
The cottage Is occupied by Mr.. NJ. Il. Gran
ger and bis family. About 10 O'Clock 10 the
evening, as Mr.. Granger was seated at the
table writing q letter 10 friend, the apart.
ment was suddenly lighted up as brilliantly
as though the sun had abandoned his
usual course and shot athwart the hea-
extremely dark, the sky being overcast
with black, dense, and heavy masses
OF clouds, through which not q ray OF star
light penetrated. lnstantaue0usly II was ~
light without as MONDAY. Mr.. Granger
ran to the window, apprehensive that IRE
had broken out i'm the barn, but, although
the building was as distinct as 1t was by
daylight, no such calamity had occurred.
He bad scarcely time to draw his breath be-
fore the house irembled from cellar to gar
ret like an aspen, and there was q loud con.
cussion near by, as IL some heavy body had
fallen. Mfr. Granger ran out OF the house.
and in few seconds bis sister aud other
members OF his family, half dressed and
badly frightened, followed him. In the yard,
hot body, still glowing like furnace. Some
Kerosene thrown upon 1t was instantly ig-
nited by the intense heat, and sulphM
dashed upon It's surface burned readily.
Mr.. Granger remained out OF bed all night.
expecting more meteors, but no more made
their appearance. The body was not com.
posed OF meieoric iron, as is often the case,
but appeared, on superficial examination,
to be q boulder Of clear white stone. 1t
weighed about l25 pounds, and had pene.
trated the solid and hard-trodden earth
where it lay about six inches. From the
direction OF the iurrow the meteor appa-
rentIy came from the northeast, and struck
the earth somewhat diagonally. Many peo-
pie have visited the premises to day and
viewed the wonderful body. One man
offered Mr.. Granger s25 for the meteor. but
the proprietor replied that he was not en-
gsged in a retail trade in meteors, aud would
keep it as memento.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-28

Colonel PorBAN Is o sDecimea OF the he
publican Mahoneitcs. lie is an out saHd-oul
Republican. an outspoken advocate Of Gen.
eraI GARrIgLD. ana yet he is at tb E same
time an ardent supporter OF the Ma BONE
electoral ticket tn Virginia. Why, Be-
cause, as be distinctly axows. be consio 'crs
that he can by defeating the regular Dem o.
Gratis advance the iaterestsesf the Repubil :
can party. He wishes to put down the "oId
Bourbons" Of virg&sia. and he says he can
best use for that purpose the electoral wea-
pens which General MALONE klas put into
hIseands. He does nstlor one moment pre-
tend 10 be II AEc0cK aan. Scratcs any other
Republican, white or tlaak, who supports
the AASoSE electoral ticket, and you will
bad 40 1epemy Of the DetDoeratic party. not
OF vwgi1ja only. but Of the Enited States.
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The Montgomery Messenger says that the
people Of Virginia will not forget that those
who nominated and supported General Ma
HONE for United Stites senator last winter
were appealed to i'm every way to say
whether or not he gas Democrat, and
whether he would act with the Democratic
party in the Senate, "zad that they posi-
tiveiy refused 10 answev eitser question.
Neither General MAHoxE nor those who
elected him haze ever thai We are aware OF
given either pledge or promise that he is or
gill be Democrat in the Senate.1
We had forgotten this significant fact.
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vrhv don,t (aoope, TccxER. CABErt., GAR
s,sox. and al the rest Of our congressman
candidates, and indeed an Of our canvass
ers. press home upon the Mahonciies Qucs.
lions A. TO how far they agree with the
doctrines which are daily promu'ged ry
General MAuoxs's organ Does LAcr favor
tho summoning Of negroes and the payment
10 them Of two dollars per day for their SER
vices NJ Jurors in the Federal courts, when
there are so many white men who need the
money, and are ready and willing 10 per-
form The dutys Does Frazier iavor the APP
poIutment Of Federal officials to over
awe the officers appolrted by TINS o'u
Commonwealth to conduct her eIec.
t,ousY Is srovALL opposed to the Dill
passed by the last Congress and vetoed py
President HAYES for repeating the od'ous
election laws now upon the Federal statute
bookY These questions Will probe the
Mahoncs,es to the quick. They dare mol
offend their "faithfui allies" They dare
not avow their hostility to the outrageous
laws In question; because TO do so wou'e
be 60 drive of their negro contingent
There are many interrogatorics also whic.
might be put to the negro half OF the all
auce, as, for example, whether they reall
sesire the election OF Demoerats Tb
negroes who support the MAHeyE electors
| ticket are doing 1t because they hate III
national Democrats as these are representa-
in Virginia BY the regular Democrat
Those negroes are Get Democrats, nor
they like HANCOCK. They know that Hal
COCK agrees with the regular Democrats
Virginia in bis creed, and they know th'
HANCOCK is supported by that national ID
mocratic party which they (the negroe
hate with an undsing enmity. Why NJ
expose the nature Of the alliance betwee
these two factions, and show that at least Il
coored half of It can make no pretensior
to be Democrats, bat are lifelong enemies
the Democratic party, and would not a
with the Mahoneites II they did not belle,
that by so doing they can strike fatal bio
at the regular Democratic party OF Virgini
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-28

When we wrote our article on the same
subject elsewhere in this issue Of the Dis
PATCH We had not seen the following peril
nent question which appears In the Warren
ton Index OF the 25th:
"It NAV be that the statutes under which
county judges were tried in Judge Ryes's
court Will come up for revision in the next
Congress. How will Mr.. Williams-if
elected-vote on the question 2"
Exactly. How will Judge CRITCHER vote
on this question: How will Mr.. LACY vote
on this question:? How will JOHN $. WISE
zIER? How PAUL. How FULKERs0N
Press them upon this point, and they will
be compelled to side either with the white
men or the negroes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-28

.WHAr TnsY sAY.-CoIcnel A. a. LAxAN
Of Georgia, E. A. Burke Of Lot. isiAns, autl
Senator HILL Of Georges. have been inter-
viewed on the subject Of Genera! HAN.
COCKS last letter. Mr.. HIL'1 spoke for the
whole South when he said as he did:
.It will have q most sal itary and strength
ening effect. It will ha' fe this effect because
It exactly expresses wi AT Il already the view
OF that question take By all the people Of
the South-by every msu Of intelligence and
standing, without exception, throughout
that part OF the CT ,untry. IL Is no new doc
trinc which Ger ,ersi Hancock brings Tor
ward and puts % sptly In his letter."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-28

Five weeks from to-day the presidential
election will. take place; but the elections
which are % occur two weeks from to-day
will put an end to the campaign IL both
Ohio anf Indiana 20 for either the Demo-
Gratis or. the Republicans.
The Republicans will make In the nexttwo
weer 3 the most desperate efforts to save
the # party that-yere ever made by any De-
la' ed party In the history OF the world. IL
+ ,as outlived its day, its fame, and its use'
fuIness. Let 1t go down
"To the vile dust from which II sprung,
| Uuwept, unhonored, and unsung"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-28
ARKAxsAs-THE REPUTATION AMEND

ARKAxsAs-THE REPUTATION AMEND
sEyr REJEcTED. Rock, Ark. Sep
TENDER 2e.--Tbe canvassers OF the vote on
the reputation constitutional amendment
submitted Ut the election OF september 6th
have been counting the vote Tor two or three
days past. The canvass Is not yet COM
pleted, but the official figures are known
and The amendment Is defeated, falling SHORT
on the direct vote about 1900 votes. The
majority against 1t will be increased 10 over
!, 600 when the whole number OF votes CAST
Ia Ascertained, as failure to vote upon tue
ques.ion was virtually vote against tue
amend, TeDt.
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CaA,HAs, Va, September "a, 1890.

Editors Dispatch: The wing, with five
subscribers QncIuding several deadbeads)
at this place, sends free gratis about 1000
copies per week. negi0es and whites in-
cl0ded. Some three or four white men may
90 that way. but this Is powder thrown
away. Say to the Wing. which /! seldom
read, that the people hereabouts long ago
agreed II was uncertain, and now b. 'Iieye II
Is doing more for Garfield and Arthur than
~ influences yet introduced among us, md
yet IT 10 nos doing much. Yours truly,
ANTI-WHIG.
Is that what the Wig means when 1t says
hut the Weekly Wing has ga present cir.
cuistion q over 1900 copies ~ 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-28

What mean trick in General GRANT to
summon his "veterans to meet five days
before the election In Indiana, for the pur-
pose OF carrying that State for the Republic
cans.
But all OF these rascally devices will fall.
The handwriting is already on the wall.
Neither the veterans, nor $4,000, nor
BEEcHER's eloquence, nor COMBINES false
hoods, nor JEWELS Establishments, can
stay the tide OF Democratic success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-28

The Des Moines Iowa) Register says that
three different Iowa gentlemen, two OF them
Democrats. have written General Hancock
asking him to define his position as to the
rebel claims. These letters were all written
over three weeks ago. No answer OF any
kind has yet come TO any Of them.-Repub'
iican paper.
How do you feel by this timer And how
do YOU like the letter? And how much
capital against the South and for HAYES can
Won make out OF itY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-28

on the 9th Instant the dry goods houses 81 & AZ
DOZO, ALsOP, MOSBi n GO. ana FOURQD-
REAN. PRICE, TEMPLE q co. formed a 80
partnership for the purpose of conducting general
Wholesale AND RETAIL DRi-GOODr
BUSINESS, under the trm- name ABOVE.
Buying goods IN much larger quantities ffoia
agents and importers entirely for sash, they cAn
now offer to the trade nuprccf dentrd induct ens
Mr. j. d. CARDOzO, tie former buyer II Csr'iot),
FourQursan 4 Co.. will give bis entire time 10 pnr'
chasing for our two houses. az Z6-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-28

The steamer Campus, Captain HorsfalI,
from Liverpool for Boston. with forly.hye
passengers, hos gore ashore ia KeiI bay,
near The Null OF Kintyre, Scotland.
Governor Cornell IL much better and
rapidly conyaIesciLg ut brighton Beach.
He Expects to return 70 New York IN . few
days fully restored. t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-28

Editors of Richmond Dispatch Ask the
Whig how could General EebOis and many
others vote for Malone In preference TO
Wickham, when Mahone's friends refused
to say TO which side be belonged.
Force. II you can, the Wing to explain
that refused. 3D."
RICHMOND, September n, 1880.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-28

GENERAL HANCoCK's CLAlNs-LETrER.-
The General will, however, listen Ia vain
for roar OF appreciation from the solid and
sunpy South Cincinnati Commercial
Put your ear to the ground and you will
hear that roar. LAMAR, BURKE, HILL. HANP-
TON, JOHNSTON, WIIHERs. TUCKER, GooDE.
and ait the rest are enjoying that letter
hugely.
But, oh what bltterpiI it is to the stall
warts.
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II is reported that the Republicans have

1t is reported that the Republicans have
sent s950,0o0 to Indiana 10 carry the eiec-
ton which comes off two weeks from to-
day. That Is an immense sum OF money,
yet 1t is only about four dollars and hall
for every Democrat in Indiana. 1t il not
enough to buy the $500 Democrats whose
votes the Republicans need. A hundred
dollars apiece won't answer, Mr.. JEWELL
rCrv ooain
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COMPREHENSIVE

The undersigned formed on the ION Of 'cp'en-
Der, 1850, cO-partDership for he purpose 0f cuu-
duciing a WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRY
GOODS BUSINESS. under the crm.uame 0f
FOURQCREAN, PRICE. TEMPEE 3 coz
at No. 429 BROAD and 2O6 FIFTH STREET.
j NJ rot ROT REAS,
I'D d. PRlt.
JACK TEMPLE
". Is. COZ RINEl.
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euSsolUTroNa & PARrNEssHIps

rUHE FIRM OF CARDOZO, FOURQU
KFAN & co. was mutually dissolved on dc
OH lnstant. our books VIII be- found at
CARIBOU. ALSOP. MO~BI < cos,
No. 1908 MAiS STREET.
At which place an accounts due ~ can be t'lcl.
We viii he greatly Obliged - our friends for au
early settlement a. We ar a'Nlou, % close our n
business. CARDOZp, FOURQURkAN \ CO.
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NEW FIRM,

Having purchased The eniire Interest OF hr. II. II
MEApE In the late concern OF MEADE BAKER
and having the best ftciiiies for maintaining me
high standard which has heretofore secured 10 Toe
old firm the wel-knO~D reputation which " hhs Gu
joyed for nearly twenty. i've years, ] coDnd'oiA
hope by strict attention 10 business Ia MI It's %
tails, 70 merit a continuance Of TIE palronaFt.
- 2l.2fS,2tawlm 7. ROBERTS BAkER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-28

Will our esteemed contemporary the Gin
cinnati Commercial tell us what it thinks as
to the prospects Of the two parties in
Ohio ?-and which OF them will carry the
October elections?
Honor bright, Field Marshal. NobtesSe
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Cn.PARTNEHsIIIP.

The undersigned have formed aco.pIrtneuhip q.
be conducted under IN hrm-name n
CARDOZO. AL>OP. MO>Bi CO.,
at No. 1905 MAiN SrRERr.
W. \. CARDOZp.
u. AL~OP.
j. y. NOSGl,
T.. T. Lyons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-28

General A, .mstrong, OF the Hampton IN
stituie, has returned from his Trip 10 .ne
Sandwich Islands. he was there on VS..
to bis mother, WHOM be had not seen 'o'
twenty years. sa
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MEETINGS.

KNIGHTS OF HONOR Regular meet
IN ing of CAPITOL LODGE, No. 2,096, X OF
H.. at Wilknson's Hall, Ninth and Bank streets,
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING at N O'Clock. IL Is
important that eyerv member he present, "a quar-
terly dues aud assessment 10 should be paid Al this
meeting. by order OF the Dictator.
se 2S-lts :. MEG. FISHER, Reporter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-28

Referring 60 The above notice OF dissolution, re-
50, ctfully request my friends and The public 81 con-
tiDue the patronage so iberdy bestowed on The late
nrIn Of Meade 4 Baker 90 I. ROBERTS BAKER,
who will continue the bnsucss al he old stand.
II. II. MEADE.
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M PORT WINE.

Just received direct from Oporto. a 10, Of yr-
old PORT in glass, bottled especial for me.
&c 23-Iw q. CRAM
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IISSOLUTION consequence OF the

nISSOLUTION.-l consequence OF the
~ III heath of Mr.. X. n. MEADE, the nrm VI
MEADE & BAKER was dissolved GA The l7lh In
slant, Mr.. y. ROBERTS BAKER having purchvei
She entire Interest OF Mr.. n. III. Ne ide.
All debts due Ia the Old firm viii BE collected bY
1. ROBERTS BAKER, ard al claims against tlc
late nrm will be presented 20 him for settlement.
X. N MEADE,
T. ROBERTS BAkER.
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FEAST AND FAIR.
BUSINHss CHANCES.

EOR SALE, MY CIGAR AND CONFEC-
Il Tl0NERY ESTABLISHMENT At No. 250<
broad street, ibe corner of Twenty nh street.
This is one OF the hsndsomest and most com pltte
establishments OF the kind Ia the city, having for
years enjoyed good rua OF trade. am not able 20
give II the personal attention II requires. and will
MAKE price and Terms resable to the right
For particulars please cal al my grocery, No. 6lt
Marshall street, eJrner Of seventh street.
se24.l ROBERT VERNE.
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Having sold our entire buslness-siock. fixtures,
aud good will-to Mr.. HENRY :. HCrzLEp, Se
would cordially recommend him 10 our friend. and
the public, assuring them Of the best attention.
Thanking the publ for past fayor,. Ne az, D..
spectfully, Mrs. +. HI IILER'
anal HUTZLER BROTUlN~.
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our store will be closed on MONDAY, September
9Th, but AFTER that date win be opened regularly
EVERY DAY Saturdays excepted. PLEASE
TAKE NOTICE. seq
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State Of Virgfnta. city Of Richmond, 10 1u'
T. g. sinton, q notary public Tor the city OF Hisn,
mond Ia the state Aforesaid. DO hereby eerliy ~
Andrew j. Miller aud Robert Nelson, 49,
names are sigoed TO the writing hereto anne W.
bearing date the 25th dzy OF August, lseO, n.'s
acknowledged the same before me Ia my eorp"sa''-
Given under my hand this 80 Jay o. sep,smpeef
1850. = siNiV>' w.
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LIZ VI BER.
-----.---------~~~----
7 uMBER VERY CHEAP.

My stock OF LUMBER must be closed out III he
rsxt three weeks, J0iSrS, wEATHER.b0AkIe
ING, INCn BOARDS, INCH OAK FENCING.
FLLoRING, &C., &C., viii be colo II very bw
pytces. i. J. MERckk,
y e R6-Sts seyenih aud Byrd streets.
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RICHMOND, VA. Augns,al.lsso.

RICHMOND, VA August 81, ESQ.
NE TO THE PUBLlC.-Ilaylng pur.
chased the business lately conducted by Mrs. ?.
HUTzLER aud Messrs. HUTZLER BROTHERS
MILLINERY, DREsS-TRlMMiNGS, MOTIONS,
Sc.l shall continue the same at the Old stand un.
der the flrrn-name OF HU1ZLER BROTHERS.
where .bsll endcayor To please my many friends
and the public generally well. and even better
than In the past. A call Is solicited. Respectfully
HENRY :. HUTZLER.
525 Broad sheet
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State If Psaasylvanfa, city Of Philadelphia !"
Vn: -.
l. Eduund O. Bowmsn, notary rnolle for ' AZ
city of Phiiadeiphia. ~ the state sforeshu, ~
hereby certify hat George W. Childs whose nsh M
IL sisned 10 the writing annexed, tsring ss'e "
Dh,h on August 1880. acsEowee ged The sanie "
fore me 10 nv CORPORATION aforesaid -.
Given under my hSnd this 20 dsy OF sepisn,.
1880. EDMUND Y. BOWMAc, ts,,,e
Sc f-law6w No'afv fe'"S
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A Letter from General Jnbal a. Early
on tho subject.
lNorfoIk Landmark

Norfolk Lsndmsrk.l
NORFOLK, Va, September 20, 1850.
General Jubdt A. Early:
Dear Sir,-WiII you be kind enough te
favor me with reply TO the following ques'
lions:
LIST. About what time was II you requested
John Goode, Jr., Of Bedford. to serve OF
your staffs
Cd. In what battles did Mr.. Goode partici'
pate when on your staff
An early answer will greatly oblige your
friend,
(Signed] I. .. MAcoNB,
Post. Office Box 1872.
fMr. Macomb Is the Mayors clerk, IL ap
pears from what the Landmark says In In
Producing these Ietters.-Uispatch.]