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"ln consequence oil the death OF Dr. Coleman and tho
Illness from constant fatigue, of Dr. Smith Cen Scott
thought 1t necessary 10 send here for Of our physicians
Accordingly Dr. Philleo, the Editor this pnper and DIR
leighton, were employed, and left here in canoe ON
Thursday night last. DR.. Crow also went down ON Fri
day. la the Steamboat Warrior, Volunteer TO offer his
services 10 the commanding General We trust with ths
acquisition 10 the force OF the medical department our
Army, this scourge may be entirely su5ducd'
IL appears by the following article from the w
Globe, that Gen. Scout and tire Governor OF Illinois
have since negotiated treaty of cession with the
eel 10y the Galenian." The Commissioners hive
shewn themselves worthy of the bighopinion which
he same NO OF the Galenian expresses OF their qua
liicatious:
FROM ROCK RIvER.-We have pleasure in stating
.ha oy advices received from General Scott dated Sep
teber 10TH appears that the Cholera had entirely dis
appeared at Rock Island aud the vicinity.
The Commissioners, General Scott and Governor Roy.
no'Is concluded Treaty with the Nunebagoes Gu the
10Th ut by which the removal of the tribe west of Tho
mississippi was secured, and valuable tract OF country
extending from the mouth OF the Pee-kec -ks M,
Rock river to ITS source; thence TO the Grand Chute and
up Fox river to Wnncbago Lakes thence 10 the easter
bend oil Lake Puckaway thence to the place OF beginnin
obtained. e7'
The consideration paid for the tract celed which con
tains about three millions and half acres consists of re-
servauon oil ample extent between the Mississippi and
Dcs MONIES rivers am annuity allowances schools aud
teachers, aud physicians for agricultural Implements
agricuturiss and blacksmiths, sc
The payment OF the annuity will be suspended until
certain nnebagoes, known supposed have been en-
gagged in the murder of American citizens are delivered
up
sh or hunt upon the coded territory the first OF June
heM the time designated in the Treaty their removal
ne commissioners intended TO commence "A negotiation
Win Tie Sdcs aud Foxes on the 17h ult
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Parallel CosrI

'BANK or ENGLAND.Ono our NEST respeeobIo cizo t.
u.s. Ht ne mas received letter from house in
'uon Wctnig him. that tloo gro0t excitement y Tho
people, on he subject of tho BANK Or ENGLAND and 1 tho
'-'N- 'iS'' h4'
There is the same excitement on this side the water
about the Bank OF the United Statesand the probability
is, that This Bank too will not be re- chartered III In
government like England so long established an Inslitu-
on as the Bank OF England, contrary to her Constu
oh can ssrte The people by lis alarming monopoly i'm the
hands oil lew men, and its immense control ov tbe cir
cuaton and commerce of the Kingdon-is il not time
Tor us to arrest an Institution which is contrary TO the
may prove fatal TO iberties-And controlled bv Sin
the Directors! ~ ' q"
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

Al very numerous and respectable meeting of the
Republicans OF the Borough Of Norfolk friendly TO the
reelection of Andrew Jackson to the Presidency of The
United states held at the town Hall, onSaurday even.
,g Tue o'h lhst CGP John Capron was chosen Chair
luton: ~
Resolved That this meeting will yield their cordial sup
port TO the Electoral Ticket framed by the legislative
Convention in compliance with the ancient usage of the
Republican Party
And the question being put hereupon IL was alonted
with only three dissenting votes
Mr. g. also offered the following Resolution:
Resofoed That this meeting, deeply sensible Of the
strong necessity OF the and concert of the Re
publican party at the present critical uncture of onr af
idrs, are disposed TO waive all personal predictions in
favor OF the various candidates for the Vice Presidency
and do hereby assent TO the nomination made by the Re-
publican Convention held in the City of Baltimore on The
10Th May last
And the question being put thereupon, 1t was adopted
with only three disseuuent votes
Dr. n c. Whitehead then offered the following Reso
I"ton, which was adopted;
RcSOred, That be rc0uested IN sunorin
tend the Polls behalf OF the friends of Andrew Ict
son ana Martin AN buren, IN the forthcoming election
Of President and Vice President of the United States
And on motion, the blank was filled with the names OF
the following Gcnucmcu
DR.. N. &. Whitehead, Col. Giles b. Cooke Dennis
D!,wIley, and WIN. E Cunningham, Esqs.
Mr. Grgshy then offered The following Resolution,
which was unanimously adopted:
ReS0Iued That the act OF Gen Jackson vet.ino t,e
Bill TO the Charter of the Bank of ho IJuited
States, was act OF noble sclt,lcvoon and WORTHY Of
beng recorded on the brightest page OF the history our
VIM r. Cunningham, Esq offered the following reso-
i"on' winch was u'GHHnotriy adopted:
ReSotUed That this meeting retains undimiu.hcd con-
hdence IN the wisdom, integrity andputios of Andrew
Jackson, and will at this eventlu crisis cordially unite
WIN me Republican party in all honorable pro-
mote his reelection.
ON motion, ResoiDed, That the proceedings OF this
meeting be published in the Herald and Beacon the Ports.
mouth Advocate, the Richmond Enquirer and the WASH
iugton Globe.
And then, on motion, the meeting adjourned
JOHN CAPRON, Chairman
JoHN N. GIBBONS, Secretary
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The Winchester "Repubcan" I'm otd-and-oufer
for Clay,) has the following Editorial:
IT We beg leave 10 assure the - tina, the
"sendnc in this quarter asleep and that he knows
from some little experience, hoiO and tchen 10 fire his
gun. Verbuu sat- sc. We understand the moves ON the
chessboard here, probably quite well as our fellow.
aborcr who is alar off, Mark the upshot as the farmer
wrote to King George. Policy is not apathy and uru.
dence is not ukewarnness Finally, h,ioto ,chai we
are about"
"SeDlinel not asleep" some little experience
hotO and ohcn to fire gum" "PoIicy"! Poieec,l as
the cunning poleetic Scoichman says in the PLAY.
Here's another Sir Giles Oyerrcach of Polee-tican
for you He knoios icbat he is about. Say YOU So
Sir H-and the People likewise knoto ,chai non are
about; and they know whm hey Themselves are about
IL is not time to fire the gun yeti Is il not? Itsuot
quite near enough to the Electon.-Your forces are
not yet sufficiently organized the Jackson par
~ sufficiently divided about the two tickets Bnt
rely upon it, tile People will not Let YOU Clav-men
take advantage OF their slumbers They see the ii.
ger crouching ere he lcaps-aud they will be IN
end doing. IL shall not be fault If they are MOI
aroused to actOn.-.1,Cake then, Virginia! .1,oabe
~ inns March TO the polls on the LIST Monda,
IN November and st6er no division IN youy ranks--
You have an enemy to cope with, who will seek Il
conquer yoW Jy dtUisions--aud who supply the wan
oInu'nbcrs with Poteecg DO as the veteran soldier
OF ~ years OF age proposes to do in this days paper
wrap your clOaks around you, and bic away 10 the
polls u, NoUemJer.
The friends Of the Administration in Massachusci,s ar,
recognizing their forces and forming jackson elcctor
al ticket
Mr. Walsh is taking up The cadgels Joseph Ritaer
Any thing 10 please the Bank Like the Freocbt,an
FJ % 10 he yon-ff
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BANK OF TIE UNITED STATES -


he mro.ts now put forth by the United States Bank
ana daily exhibited 10 eyes, should powcrluy re mind
the people OF the danger OF rc-chaItcrng that mammoth
institution Money is abundauty avshed on Editors and
Lawyers to proclaim its praises and Of its benefits
FUNDS are supplied on business paper as they call it, to
every newspaper establishments wherever situated and
however destitute of credit, which will join the blessed
cholr and sing oZannas 10 the ha the pcople can't
do without the bank; that in its destruction all will he
ruin; all bankruptcy" The people, however cannot be
&uiied with these strains; they know the motives that
tickle up these mercenary gentlemen. If there were
WITH them any doubt before, the james Wilson letter
casually opened by gentleman of the same name must
remove every film OF it. All see that James w
webb not the only editor who has had business trans
det'ons with Mr. President Bdde. But how many there
are IN the service and pay Of Mr. Bddlc the bank the
Lord only knows Even papers heretofore protesting TO
be entirely literary and out of the pale of political wran
hE are now iIooing the country with supplements and
extras filled with speeches SC in of the u s. Bank
Is THIS done for nothing? Has the Bank no hand in il? If
a Is lar, Printers liberal than heretofore is
hig Time Tor the people TO lock 10 this natter and put an
emu 10 the morbid existence OF an Institution that seeks
10 the free voice Of the people the Bank
he rechdrcred according 10 the of the bill of the
last session OF Congress- will be the verest slaves on
earlh-saVes TO the money despots of Europe. Let us
come lorh one and ALL and by voting Jackson and Van
Buren,, Uefo The Bank and sdre ourselves
VOICE FROM THE COUNTRY
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HAMppEN SYDNEY Yo Go n3iE ~ EGTi}eULRER.


HAMPDEN SYDNEY CoLLEGE'
The Commencement at this Institution took place on
The 10th September The following is the order OF exer
cises:-
PRAYER Sacred Music
L. Grafton in Latin DE Scripts Qunt lIorat FIacc-
With the salutatory addresses Robert J. Mcdowell ~
?. English oration:--
' The Purosl treasure tiwos afford,
Thomas Gaskins Prince Edward
D. English Oration-The cultivation of science,-its ef.
iect IN promoting the happiness OF people. William
b. HambD, Amelia.
4. English Oraon--The causes which have hitherto
impeded the progress Of American literature. William j.
Lyle, Prince Edward.
o. English 0raion-Tho due regulation Of the prnci.
pies of our nature constitutes the perfect man Louis y
Kpstine Winchester
6. Cosophc Grafton Poetry considered as source Of
moral Improvement John L. Kirkpatrick, Georgia.
Music.
T. English OrationNationa glory, the offspring Of Ma.
iona adversely. Nathaniel A. Vcnable Prince Edward
g. The Philosophical OroiionThe causes of those
emotions excited by the sublime and beautiful Walter
d. LeaNc, Goochland.
Music.
0. Masters Oration-A theory Of the formation Of tic
Earth, founded the Developments in physical science
George w. Dame.
TO- Masters oraGon-Tbo influence Of The Reformation
on learning Benjamin NJ. Smith.
H. Degrees Conferred.
H. English Oration-The influence Of the moral sub
lime on chaacicr,Nilh the Vaedctory Addresses Fer
dinand Jacobs, Acxandda, ID. G..
SACRED MUs1c.-Prdyer
NorE.-Nos. and ~ hold the same grade. Nos I
and hold the same grade
The Degree Of Bachelor Of Arts. conferred Tho
mas Giaskins, William y. Hamblin Ferdinand Jacobs
John T. Kirkpatrick, Louis + Knpsnc Walter D. Leake
william J. Lyle, Robert }. Mcdowell, and Nathaniel A.
Vcnable.
The Degree OF Master Of Arts, conferred on r. Ed
ward Bishop, George W Dame Samuel Price aud Ben
amn NJ Smith, Alumni of The institution; aud on Samuel
Matthews, graduate Of Amherst College Mlssachusctis
On The following day. tic Literary and Philosophical
Society celebrated their Anniversary. William Maxwell
Esqr., Of Norfolk, pronounced Eulogy the Rev. Dr.
John ". Rice, the late President OF the Society. Mr.
Maxwell IN his usual happy manner pourtrayed the into
resting incidents Of his life and briefly bat orcbly point
ed out the influence Of his writings on the religious aud
literary character OF the State
The neat session at the institution will commence ON
D the lsi OF November
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JACKsON EIT@,rc|.I r,,1 nm,

.N6Ti0k. s' y
2d John Cargili, If Susscx
81. James Jones' IF .NottOtrav
ith. Thomas NJ. Nelson, eff necklenBuyp
9th. Archibald Austin Of Buckipg hom
9th. Richard Logan, Of Hofi|ar
nh. Joseph Martin, IF I{enry
Sih. William Jones, Of Gloucester
9Th. William III. Roane, oT Iianoper
10th. Samuel Carr, of .gijemarIe
li,h. Lawrence T. Dade, of Orange
18th Archibald r. Harwood. IF King & Queen
isih. Samuel Blackwell, Of Northumberland
i4ih John Gibson, IF Prince U'iH;aa
18th lnman Homer, Of Fduq,sier
10th Hicrome L. opic Of JEFFERSON
9Th James NJ. Mason of Fredcrick
18Th John Mcmillan, If Bro0ke
i9th Jacob ID. Williamson, Of Rockinghar
20ih Charles Bcale, Of Botetotnt
2ls' Thomas Bland, ef Le,cis.
2zl. Andrew Russell. of lFSsAinpfon
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A TOUCH Ar THE TIMES.

we arc indebted for the following scasop,s,le re-
M to the W y. Euening Post-What it saws of
ai clay success, is particularly striking and lust
w nat might "not the despair Of the South" prodce2
M Gay has shown us what we are TO expect from
hlnl ny ms course during the last session of Con
grcss lie is opposed to ali material notifications Of
t9e lorIiiie is for Keeping up tic exponccs of the
government rs high as he can get thenn-IIe Is for
dVertng ITS resources to new and gigantic oliects
TIC Is consequently for keeping up the Tariff as
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PENIrENrIARY, October 10Th, }

Cases since report of yesterday dead, g. two of re-
apses; one, deranged black from drinking cold water
from the privy pipe in his room-n the last extremity
Wneh 1Suhd. lie mad been discharged WELL four days
ago. The cause of the other relapse unknown The
third case, black as taken was in a
cold sweat andpueless, discharges OFFICE water sunk m
mediately.
Discharged cured, IL. JOHN JACOR
Second assistant, Superintendent in Charge
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10 1HE EDITORS OF TIE EMqwnre.


GENTLEAfEN:--You will obige the officers of Powba
tan by inserting the under en notice i'm your p,per ~
carry as possible. Respectfully, J. Is. DAVIS
me deputies elected In The counties of Buckingham,
Amelia Cumberland, Chesterfield, Nottow,y and Pow
haton, to attend tho Militia Convention nj Amelia C. H.!
on the Gath November next, re<rs cGiliv uforu,L
,ha IN consequence at misunderstanding The depua
n"" oil some Of the counties, 10 the and place M
crunp and at he request Of The Populations from ma
H"y % inc counties comptsed ia tic Brigade the
Ol Ocuher. - - ~ -
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The following Certificate i'm favor of Wilson has boen
published by his friends in Pittsburg.-
10 THE PUBLIc.-In consequence of the numerous
reports In circulation, relative TO check or draft
oy Mr. bddle 10 Mr. James Wilson. Editor of the Penn
Syvania Advocate, deemed due to his character TO
uSee me transaction and ascertain its nature From
formation derived from different sources we eel ourselves
Justied in stating, upon full view of the facts that the
eheck Is founded upon fair business transacon which
Iook place previous TO any design having been entertained
oil the establishment OF the Penn Advocate and that il
has no relation to the establishment or conductor that
newspaper; and that throughout the whole of the bust
neither the character nor honor of MIR Wilson o M
Biddle can be- in any degree, implicated.
4. BAKEWELL,
LEWIS PETERSON,
JOHN ARTHURS
JAMES THOMSON
SAMUEL CHURCH.
PIrTsDURGH, October 4, 1882.
-, lar business transaction! Aye! SO was James
Watson Webb's-and unless Wilson shows the letter. and
,he transaction more fully, the world will be apt
ton" Webb's.
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ELECTIONS.

UEoRGTA.-F0r Congress- % JfemJeJsJ
Aggregate returns from twenty five counties viz Rich
mond Columbia, Baldwin, Warren, Hancock, Lincoln.
burke Scnven' Putnam, Washington, Bib, wilkes JEFF
Ierson, Houson Jones, Wilkinson Chatham. Egingban,
Liberty Bryan. Mcintosh, Muscogec, Talbot, Lanrens
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BOARD OF HEALTH,
GEO. WOODFIN.
Board oF URALrH,

,p,. lOth October, 1892
uTBeieving that tho poor of the city may sometimes
suffer Tor want OF medical advice and medicines and the
attached to the City Hospital having consent
cd to give their advice grauousy TO such as NAV apn
Resolved that the Physicians OF said Hospital be- and
hey are hereby authorized 10 furnish such applicants
with medicine from said Hospital free of charge
JOSEPH TATE, President
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The U. S. Telegraph has trumped up pamphlet ron.
tanning our controversy with Col John Taylor some four
and twenty years ago! II collected by The same ond
'sh malignant spirit, which prompts u Green TO re-
publish It. Does this veracious Editor know that several
years before Colonel Tayors DEATH were on the best
terms With that distinguished manthat confidence Sue
ceedcd TO animOstyand that edited one of his hest
political works and tbat he offered us the Copy Of his
last work for publication ~
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DEATHS

l'oNNuNicATED lDeauOd this life, in
q" wi john Coles, "Wednesday
pno nud Poifaccd Illness which
e,snol' that might hnyc
devoted herself to of
iHe RUhcriooi, daughter OF Col OF
hSW t.iNn kuthctiuod, would be
ay awo5 ~ her praise know her and admire hc
20 'ose W" ne" her not, suffice
=" ho he sixteenth year, possessing iiuc
Dig with intelligence, an all tho that no the f.
e 'aftcr ia her combined
h myhiy cultivated understanding,
ho, g happiness OF all around ho and she possessed
t Wch was Infinitely most valuable of
the merits oil her hedccmer. or euden
Nor TO soohe and comfort
e NY chl why should he afraid
less, "ni surely have sus
i'k, now eau you say child?
SUI ~! hopes ol salvation do Of
oWh oul on The 0oncnent of saviour
Tor our sinSe know mo If il be the viii pr c;od ~
take me now--Ls Han put my trust - 80 " ~ "
esc wore me last words OF her whose
20 1e writer OF tins imperfect notice lie rner TO Judo.
vi y anguish V Rr parents, soTrowinR
VINO dupg hcf oo life always
eyes We eau only add "Blcsscd indeed hcy who die in In,
their wing friends. ''7"~' !"
Died on the l1 July last Sarah daughter of Bonno
NNiishi Neon Virginia, and
ptoeou Illness, which she boro with the riper
was strictly dnuiu to hcr parents, kind TO her
Le or'hefs and ssef much beloved
W e1 'oaeh WING visited her in her last Illness always
sPoA' OF her M the highest
years OF age to 60 to bod without Mill
on hc aSatho bed, sho experienced chang.
zoo uI her e strength failed. iler nya
my Do aud he loves
Gu et e brothers around her aud bid thcr When asked
NoS she was going she said, 81 going
3 nien VIII you he uso to moet there. before
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EaicIn'd Wholesale sDriccs Cuvrc,.f

DpaP
IA Cumberland Court House, will commence Isl of No
Venher and continue until tie last of pd The course
Of instruction WI, be thorough one embracing the Eng
sl' Lam and Greek Languages, Mathematics, History
Geography and Composition. Special attention viii be paid
10 e moral character and habits of the youth entrusted
to my care Board can be had in very respectable ani
lies, near the school accommodate or 8 boarters
in my family
TERNrs.-For board including beds, lights. &c s54 oo
English branches, 10 n"
for the session of six months. to he paid IT, advance w
who wish their to board with me- will please nior,
me- as early as practicable. that the necessary a,rsngo
men's may be made Address the subscribers Cumberland
Court House. WILLIAM N PAGE.
Cumberland, Sept. %. 45-wIw
RNNGLISH AND FRENCH acadeDr, for Yo,,og
IA Ladies.-PRosPEcrUs.- Mrs Henyiques and M
"S!co, respectfully inform the public of Richmond of
tnelr Intention OF opening, the LIST ofOcober inst elias
sco' Day ana BoGrdng School for limited number OF
young Ladies embracing all tie useful and Ornamental
branches requisite for finished Education.
Mrs. HenTquos having for nine wears been Prncnal
OF hourishing Institution OF the kind in the CITY of Phi
iaielpa, from whence she brings unexccptjoiiabIe re-
concentrations, atters herself that her agsoci,i,n viii 90
esteemed Teacher as MIR Persico will enable them r.
n the most sangune expectations Of those Parents who
may honor them with their confidence
Course II Instruction. Reading Orbopranl,v Trans.
lauon, Grammar Rhetoric, logic, and Composition in lie
English and French Languages Arithmetic Book. Ko ep-
ing fe.nehshlp' universal History, Mythology; Astro-
mowy ancient and Modern Geography, with Tie use Of
the Maps and Globes, Deneolion OF Maps Natural His
tory Moral Mental, and Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and Botany,
Conduions.-1st. As regular systematic series ofiu
ructons will be completed by each class in The term of
one SCHOLASTIC year. no pupil be received for than
TINT time The scholastic year, consisting of ten months
VIZ from lst Octoberto ls of August divided with refer
ence pymensin iourequa terms Of eleven weeks each
IDLY Tho French Language being tho language of tie
school none can be accepted but those who are willing to
learn and speak thal language.
Billy As the same Te,chcrs will devote an ecsI o,t,
OF time and attention to al scholars tho charge ~ be- ts
same FOR a ages
IermS;- Day Scholars, both French
r, ana Enghsl, $50 per aunum.
Day Boarlcrs, do 1go O.
Bonrdere- including tuition, boarding,
Washing and bed do. 300
Music, tener o,,,,,or
Dfawing and Paintings tie Italian, Spanish and Latin
Languages, as well as Dancing and Ornamental Needle
work, extra charges.
Those who are desrous Of learning French exclusively
may Join The classes al $40 per quarter.
or further particulars inquire the Boarding House Of
Mrs Nelson, At the Hou.e street, lately occupied
as Boarding School by Mrs. Broomc.
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&c shall publish the Address of the jackson and Bar
their Electoral Ticket WIN
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a. =. Hah-smith has beaten Goodonow, more
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4. BAKEwELL,
LEWIS PETERSON,
JOHN ARTHURS,
JAMES THOMSON,
SAMUEL CHURCH.
CHOLERA.


I'm, Inc following are the Reports of the Board of
Health for Tuesday and Wednesday, ind-
cation, indeed, appears TO show an abatement ofthis
epidemic. There are fewer cases heard of i'm pr-
waite practice, although the weather is now
bic 1t being very damp and heavy.
BOARD HEALTH
Richmond, Oct. 8, 1892
CITY HosPITYL, October 8, 1892 IL O'CLOCK A d.
United since last report: whtc-two colored Dead
one white-one colored Discharged cured one white
one eolored Remaining, whtes-S colored-Totol -
oil whom 10 doing we'll
JOSEPH TATE, President,
hternents the Poor House for the ~ houys emil
ing His day, Oct 8, at II o'clock
"hl'e, none; Coored, 8. GEO. WOODEN.
PENIrENrIARY, Oct o, 1882,
go One O'clock u. M {
Since yesterdays report, admitted,
Dead n
Discharged cured, a
In consequence OF tho dampness of the day. it was
Thought inexpedient TO discharge any although there arc
several that we'll JOHN JACOR
Second Assistant, Superintendent in charge
BOARD HEALTH,
Richmond, Oct. 10Th, 1892
Report from City Hospital for "a hours ending this oy
~ clock Admitted since last report: No white color
e1 Z-deai colorsd-dscharged cured, white color
ed--remainng. white, 3 colored-toal, H.
JOSEPH TATE, President
Ifermenfs near the Poor House for the 81 hours enie
this day, Oct ION, at ~ o'clock
White, L; Colored, 9-Toal 10.
GEO. wooDFIN.
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Dun Green is issuing carcatures with doperel
verses The Globe states that one Englshman his en-
Poy oTteS the stun, and the other engraves the cut
But it will all do Sirs-A ndrew Jackson will he
elected in spite of all y0ttr arts