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Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1834-09-15

In the Richmond Enquirer OF the 9th instant, a
letieriS published, giving detailed statement of
the strength OF parties in our mex, General As
Nembly, rurporting 10 he from "a member of the
Legislature OF North Carolina" The Warrcnton
On. cl Reporter Of the ilh instant, under the
edit rial head, gives a CONDENSED summary" of
the same character which rurpprlS tn have been
furnished hv gentleman, "Who Tor the last live
years has been q CusC observer NJ Gus State poli-
ties and who has himSylr during that time been
participant an most of the political conflicts
that have agitalCd the State Who the member
ui the Legislature Is, or who the Sarewd observer
may b., We pretend NOT to be able to divine: We
viii not even guess but leave that 10 our + llcTS.
The coincidence, however, Ielwecn the letter
AMI the editorial, fnut wort Tor word, they are
throughout figure Tor hSule,) l. not less striking
than the accuracy OF the statement. So many
springs arising from the same source no wonder
that the urbid streams ot the Globe so frequently
overflow with accurate Information from North
C1IOln1. We presume, however that all this
j. intended Tor effect abroad and not To be bcliev-
cd at home. Our readers will certainly concur
with us when We tell them that these boosters ac-
iually claim majority ol 81 fol the administers
ton!
Oar friend of the Milton Spectator, who has
had much actual experience IN matters OF this
sort, and who lives IN a rcighbourhuod where II
may be naturally supposed, correct information
Is auxiuuSly sought, with his characteristic mo-
dcStv, claims a majority of IL. No result next
winter can diSnppuini hun m-Tc than the reality
which disturbed the bliss of his mid summer
dream. Is He destined To experience diSappoin,-
mrnt then, however, quite rs grating 10 his feel.
ingS NJ hiS owa defeat was ~ the lofty ohec, of
ms pcnegyriC
We would suggest Ia these gentlemen the pro-
pricty ofScvcral changes upon their chess board.
that nigh; materially wary the calculations; but
perhaps the "mcmhcr of the Leg. stature will no,
he satisfied until he shall &c bic to partcipaic
once mere in the political +" in which
he has been engaged for ~ many years.
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The ChOlern, Ne learn, has mads lis nnne,rar


A FLustie Aasat-The following letter from
highly respected gentleman, in Manchester.
Eng. Will appriSc our readers of new impor,a-
ton expected shortly in this city We yiyc il,
for the ediiica,ion OF all whom It may interest
MANcuEsTeR, July Goth, 1894.
J1rTes Watson Webb, Esq
Dear Sir:-My object in writing at the present
tine Is To inform you that a rifle Fanatic By the
name OF THOMPSON, Is abou, to visit the United
States under the patronage Gas nm inlormed) of
Mr.. Arthur TapPan, and few men of that
clicGuc.
Mr.. Thompson gavela lecture last evening upon
the subject ofsiavsry in America, during which
he took occasion 10 SANDER the country most vile
", and told many falSehoods too gross to be re-
peaisd. Mr.. D. w. Richards, (the late respect
ed Mayor Of Philadelphia was present and told
the TINS day that he was upon the point of getting
mp and telling him his statements were false. but
vas only restrained from so doing by being a
stranger IN strange land NV only object in
wrlinsyou is 10 inform YOU and the intelligcn,
readers OF your paper, that Mr. Thompson en-
bnrkS IN the ship UniIcd States (,hc packet of the
sih AusnSi) and utthem on thsir guard agains,
hiSproccediugs. lam as ihuch opposed t. slavery
rs Nj Thompson or any other person can be
vet am net willing hat he or any other foreigner
should interfere IN our concerns al all
Very respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1834-09-15
MONDAY MORNING. SEPT. "A
Speaker Of the House of Dciegatcs.


Thomas Marshall of Fauquier, James Me-
Doweu OF RoekbridSc, John +. Brown of Pc
tersburs. John Janney of Loudoun, Edward
ColSlon If Berkeley. Geo. w Summers of ka-
nawhu, Joseph @. Cabell OF Nelson, and perhaps
other gentlemen, have been nominated in diff
ferentplaces as Speaker Of the next H.usc of
Delegates There seems To b. \ strong DISPOSE
ton todispenH with the farther services Of Col.
Linn Banks The standing President OF Rives and
Benton dinners. To elect Speaker is the first
thing done. The incumbent has retained his
place for such a length Of time, very much by
the aid of this circumstance. The old Speaker
has a standing advantage over I'll mpeit,en, OF
about 33 and one third per cent; for it is almost
impossible by the first hour ofthc Session, To have
organized the necessary copceu.
Members should be ON the ground two or three
days in advance.
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We regret To state thai Mir Jacob Sheets. Of
ms place, lost his liic on Friday last, in cun>e-
PuvhTe oi the accumulation Of foul air IN a we'll
which he was engaged IN deepening. ON ibr fam,
OF Walter IA TnpP, ESQ ab-u, Three mi,cs from
town. Tie deceased, We understand. had made
narrow escape III The same well q few weeks
ago hc was then barely able 10 reach the top OF
'nt wei Nhen he iainicd.-On ilc morning the
sad Clta trophc occurred immediately after dc
ScendIng. he was asked whether he could stand II.
Tie replied that he though; h. could Before the
hr>t buckle of diii. however. was drawn up and
emrued, hs complained Of being SICK, and. at-
tempting 10 ascend the ladder, he fell a di>tlsce
'i about ioufiecH feet \ brief struggle erSued
when he sunk into the still rcpo,c Of death
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FoR The VINO.
THE GOLDEN AGE


Rouse Pesple all, both great and small,
Within the land or city,
And hear the call, give to all,
Tie listen TO my ditty
A shower Of gold, past times Of old
Will come from jackson miners;
Let every arm, hold gu, its palm,
To catch the golden sinners
Such times will be, We ne'er did sse
The like of it before,
The golden Sgs, we do preSagc,
is very near our door
Some doub, the thing, but Jackson King
Has told the people so
And ArSHs eyes, and Inquirer wise
These things mus, surely know.
Mngicians skill for good or i'll,
j better than inSurlRg,
And they who doubt, may find 1t out,
By Mister NJ. Van Buren,.
I. safely hold, this shower Of gold,
Your purses must be strong
You need not care, how large they are,
BE sure TO have them long.
some was hasSaid he was sfrs;d '''---.'-'-
(But We don't mind such Stuff
That e'erthe sum, of gold will come,
They'll have EN- long enough.
Ench farmer Dold, MS purse Will hold
a nest of Eagles yellow,
May take his ease, Just oS he please,
And let his lands go fallow
The merchant too, with nought 10 do
Will pay his notes in Bank. sir,
With shining gold, and carriage bold
He'll ponsy 10 the plank, sir.
Each one in trade. his fortune made
And nothing on the debit;
May safely say rs we'll as liey,
Now perish commerce, credit
We surely see, the men that be,
In any possible station,
Have got the gold, and we are told
They hold 1t for the nation
"A Jubilee, their shine will be.
When Jackson men come cEt
To scatter gold that they now hold,
Twill mako a wcndrouS rout
Wen now look out, to sec this rout.
And hope itwont be long;
And when We see this jubilee,
III sing another song.
PHILO DOWNING.
Richmond Sept lllh, 1884.
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ID District Morris, susex and Warren
DR.. LEWIS CoNDICT.
I'd Observation-Disclosures and Somerset
OLIVER w. OGDEN.
18th DiS'rct-Monmouth and Middlesex:
JOSEPH =. RANDOLPH.
9th DiSirict-Burlingtsn and Gloucester
DIR. JONATHAN I. SPENCER.
9th Disiriet-Salsm, Cumberland & Cape May:
JOSHUA BRICK.
The Convention adjourned in the evening.
have conversed with several OF the delegates.
There is no mistake. New Jersy will go decided.
ly against Executive Usurpation. This you may
RELY on.
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HNve care gentlemen, YOU will soon find that
+. T. Barbour's beard has grown"

r. Enquirer.
Alas poor Marin'-Has it come TO thisl To
nave The opponents OF the administration threat
encd with the name Sf him whom your adhe-
rents 50 unceremoni"uSly kicked into the back
ground, Nhan he vcniured to measure his
strength with yours. How Is ill Have YOU
sunk or has he riscn1 Certainly not the latter
Mr.. Barbour IS just where he was, in the publ,
''lmaii n, when Your friends treated him Sc
NshunSiy. Have you sunk 81 low, that YOU
mus now, IN your tHrn, give way TO hint Is
ihl> the puid pro quo IS II the result of necess-
yon your partl Ii would he a good Poke if the
Virginia Judge should beat the New York Ma.
g'ciah, - '.s own game. What ,ay you of the
Argus! Anything We suppose for the .ispoiI, -
n Argus will lay down Mr. Van Buren, with
the same non chalance, thoi it took up Mr.. Jack.
son, after dcnouncins him as the enemy ofthe Re-
publican party. u S T,I
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will continue to b me ease. Does the Enau,rsr
undertake to say tAsf they intend to change their
course, aud viii hayeafter when supplies of eeA
are procured, alioJl, those demandin- specie. 10
choose whether 'Shsll be silver OF golif inior,
nation to this ehfc, that can he relied upon, will
afford good iss.son to hope that We viii coniinne
TO have silver dollars, and their fractional parts
as the med ium by which Gums under uvr dollars
willne .eid ard receiVed-and this will b.-yood
news for CARY STREET
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1834-09-15

Mr. oConnsli has obtaineda victory over Tie
new ministry BY reducing the Iri.h tvths tar lf,
per cent. The Times says IA will 20 iH.o the
pockets OF the landlords, and calls Lord Brough-
am "a toad eater Of Daniel o'ConnelL"
An inquest has been held en- the bodies of vii.
liam and Ann BoHs. poisoned by eating putrid
Sz''Hon, snld by a man OF the name of Flood.
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S.r The Winchester Virsinian is out upon the
Senator from Albenarlc-bui he has not publish
ed Dr. Cookies address: I I-nei,hcr has the Euqui-
rerl What, gentlemen, afraid of too mHeh light,
are 70, Your readers are no, to be- trusted with
-. Cookies Address.
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IN discharsins part Of the cargo, on Mcudaj
skin efhis snakeship was found, having chsr
u for another coat. A search was then mad
him, when he was at last discovered in the cal J
and by throwing cloth over him. he was secured
upon his farther pereerinations. The snake &
aeou, three and half feet long, the thickness Of
a mans niger and gradually tapers oftoa point
the size OF an ordinary darning needle. For .
day no may be seen at this Office, confined in Q
slssS bottle alive and perfectly in spirits though
darting forth With his tongue with all the venom
OF disappointed politician. His eye has been
The admiration OF all who have seen him.
~ y. Star.
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A distant correspondent enquiries whether Co,
X. Nj. Johnson was really wounded at the battle
Of thc Thames. UnqueSiionably he was. T;s
iru" that he never Shews his wounds. bui for This
there Is good reason. He received them n, mo.
men. when aiS sea cd horse was hying from the
an indecent exposure of his person.-LenisriHe
Journal
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From The National IRtelligencer. Sept IL
IRON TILE Il 4 u NNESrI,

y VET hgl IL, r
the repaiIcd enraqern-n, h,,v.ca, ~ pS Vi
aud the Dragons under Col Dody. norb,S ~,
official information even of The runor Of ~
light been received. The Tulpor may he trne
or It NAV be false; and under ali sirnms,anc.s'
seems To be as likely to be the one rs The a,L.r
On the subject oil this military moven.cn, ..
wa,h We have had occasion several times ., re-
Ter, We have received the following communica.
ton from . source which, we ale assured. may h.
implicitly relied upon:
AleSsrS. Gales 4 Sea. ON: As every thing from,
tie Dragons and the Far West is DccnliaJiv in
tercSting At this moment, have taken line liberty
To- -snd some remarks based "a letter ! reSsiv-
A, 2tS''i".y I.""' gentleman M Fort Smith,
49, ~ " S'aleinenlN eVcty reliance may
al 80. NJ 'tNe' l. uated The SIN ultlmO,
S S.u I.',cN ma. gentleman had reached Fort
IN, IiIIh ioWSsh, the day before he wrote,
acc r,s ,h. sl,,li nysttiaA TO-
cntnreiI III 10 ro,'r - i , Ia, ne had oeen
C;rn 7 o,,.S,r. -, VI III heal'h.
take Col Dod,e VIII r. ,,.' sihs on 10 over,
died in tho "(,1o,s 'Tinb.r." u,Aeh SICK, ana
back and bnr;ed n, o., pi waS oIoushi
River about iy, mis- aho,. IL IAN On .eu
/ Sickness had snre,d ana ~ sn.5 w ashi'a-
alarming degree omnngs, ,b', 6a''S 10 an
than ffty had been taken sicL afo a.,
many oI lin. n,l;.cr. ~ $500 y" u'!i ana also
ror,ii,,nt tc,,.r o,,b. 49,, u.''"'e II 'he bilious
Col DnIgr had iaC, ali 80 r.,
Camp and pushed on with abnnt or 70 Ian
commend and b,d ma, Ln,, -, V g nan Vi MS
dav after he ,narcb"d '''''" ''O4i sinSe tue
The letter further S,ot.y ,b,, ,h, p.
most constantly in ,bs yic;ri,. =, Ia"leeS are
One NIGHT INC horses hon., r;t ~ DeS" camp;
were lost there moi b.ipy mon sn}c"r, anu IoO
them; IN (acl barely eptt,gb IN n,, a. ~ sue
feel yrry anxious ,r he cT,nr',S. '',v sirhi
some litlle experience in tho ,rJ We ' ,I
wilderness of ti,ot cnuntrv. Inn, r'h III ", nc
shipS and >uGeringS We e,nycJ - Iii ""' u-
We ma. calruiotr v,.ry all, r., ,L
cause irduripg sickness =, - t s .ne stlHe
will sun contnt,- and sxtcrd ~, i SeT
podgc'> command. and evsr, go, 10 NJ =, Vi
WrSi VIII only insrc1,, kis ji;i,; ~ ~ re
possible 10 keen their horse e,LcJ mn :, 49,, :, i''
y dependence Tor scan,y snnnnr, ~ 49,, - iv "a.
arairie> and frrguenily grsSs - roe -, .'ie
VIM I,g,,I- - iu'",') s'"Se j. very scarce
have seen ,y,ousi,c ,,,irIs ,t; o.en
on. pasture .,ro,lpds ''Ne ''''"-
The pawnc., viii M, ,Ior o.. .,,,.t. ...- en-.
VIII appointed men in fair conGct TL.y nl, ',S
sulcr .5neib5n tbo, RI. fna., Sorss, hey P,'y
world and mprntcJ an me- 100 'oi u ' i
g.uuiug dcscestants ,f tho f,rno,s ;"e
race ilcv hover ON your g1pLsr,ys re
49,, 'Uui i,o"'--vu, ON any suaSSlsrS ~ your
"r, ,u ~ IoS ol aheir nunerouS aud adroit
rr rhsm over nh" nr,;r;es,. ,rns H. anu ,ea'
Capt. Beans camp "' '''' ~
The Gross Timber,v above oIIulsI - :.
belt of timber of irrcgulnr wiJtb v,r,,,n,, bel !
- - - 49, 10y 'il''' -SUtlcHlnS WORM /
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Extract TO the Editor Of the Pennsylvania laqui-
rcr, dated
DRENToN, n. j., Sept. II, 1884
The jackson men, II j. reduced now 10 certain
~, will entirely fail IN the scheme they have Ia.
boured 50 long and so arduously to bring about. I
allude to their iavourile project of creating di.
vision IN our ranks on the question which so deep
y affects the Society Of Fl ends
Considerable anxiety has been manifested by
those who are concerned, for the success of our
cause, the SUBJECT OF those differences and II j,
confcSscdly the only chance which Jacksonmen
could possibly have of carrying the State; but the
dclUSipn has vanished; there is not the sbaaow Of
doubt but that the respectable society an which
they have vcnturcd to rely will Law aside all local
differences, every personal consideration, in IA
your Of the laws and constitution Of their country
They 60 TO man, for the integrity and purity Of
our institutions, well aware that good order good
government and good laws, administered hy o.od
men, are of the very first importance, and with.
out which, their individusl rights would moi be
worth cOntending for
The unanimi:y which prevails here. is As rra,i.
iyng to our friends as 1t is surprsingtu our enc.
mics, who, like drowning men, catching nj any
thing and every thing that come in their way
ind Themselves and their corrupt cause, rspidly
sinking II IS really charming 10 witness the en-.
lhusIasm whichPfcvaiiS the question OF carrying
the state IS not the subject even Of prohahilitvihe
eply inquiry Is how large viii ~ ma;sy;,y ~
ttat3t vvif beonsef tks.s.,s.t DO li a..
whclfning ever Witnessed in mis- staft on onv a..
casioD, we have not moments doubt The spirit
which IS here exhibited shows that the whole state
Us awake. the remOtest portion, every section of
New Jersey, has It's representative. aud they
evince, every man Of them, a Fixed and upi1incb.
ine determination Of doing their duly. ~
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pENNsYIyANI, rIrcrro~

We havepa particular attention in reference
to the approaching election in PENNSYLVANIA for
members to the Assembly; and we are con6J.n,
that the Wing or Anti-van Buren, party will have
rery decided majority in that body. The fol.
lowing 10 our estinaie-and the ID Tuesday of
October next will fpiiy pyore tia, il is no, sn.y
asgerated one.-[Carlisle Herald
Ant,.V u n,,...
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MEMORANDA

Arrived AT New York, Sept. 10. schrs Rob, p
Wanns, from Richmond; WIN Henry, Dudley.
do Gov Paris, Hobby, do; Geo Washington
hnowiton, do; Ann, Johnson, do.
CLeared al 81 Johns, \. B. Both July, Abigail.
arrived at Boston, Sept Q, brig Caroline (of
lG rom Richmond schr Murray, Forbes,
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Wing gain
1916
In these towns the majority for the Clay elect
OTIS was 6Jt
The majority for Spraguc, SOL
Wing Gain

There is no doubt Of the election OF four Wing
Senators from Lincoln county IN the place Oi
four Tories last year; the defeat of tee jackson
representative To Congress (Kavanagh) Is equal
ly CERTAIN. Judge Barley, the Wing Candidate,
IS probably elected. In hstOwpS heard from. his
majority eXcesdS Sprnpns'S
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~ ND Sfory-bwf frrs.-on board the ship
Wiliiah ByrneS, which arrived here's few Jaws
agoFffom Mazatlan, in the Gulf Of California
auyonfa the dyewosd which was taken in ihst
place snake OF the boa Constructor sneeies. seiz
ed with desire to emigrsie, conuived TO 6nd his
way on ooarL, and enseonce himself snugly in the
Na'c room OF the mate, whose conpanion he de-
iennined to be. although ever effort was made u
{ eptots him, without avail, dvripg the passage
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M <. q MRS. KEELING viii .<rs./ .<';h
VI duties Of their School, on We3n|- - 1. N
Isl day Of October ~
They have obtained the aSsislanr1 * <<..1|
Lady, of vsry superior suaiincafia4> z[<z
whole time viii be dcgoicd tqfhc Sc,;t4|
70 apis can he admitted a. Bo.l4<. n IS
flmiIK -
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Extract to the Editor, dated

RENTON. Sept.lt, lS3f u
New Jersey j. safe! This is now pIacedlhe
yond all donbi. The Conyemiou that oseembled
IN this place Yesterday settled the question i ve.
~ mind. never Witnessed such real. defertni.
nation and enthu'ia m. Upwards of eight hun
died delegates were preseni- afions them many
Of the NEST talented and patriotic citizcng Of III
siatc-old md sterling democrats, who hsyN moi
mingled IN politics for years, but who have now
rsllicd IN aid Of the consultation and The laws
The utmost harmony and good feeling prrvriled
throughout, and several eloquent speeches were
madc-onc by Mr. Southland, that deserves parIi
cular mention. u was powerful and thrilIn.
appeal-in all respects supariOr; sparkling with
genius and intellect and glowing with PATRIOTISM
II produced strong ssuSation-every bosom,
seemed 10 thrill as this distinguished son Of New
Jersey laid bare the eorruptions Of this admipis
tration; tore the mrsk from all its hideous dcfor
mites, and exhibited Jscksonism to the view
in ell IFS nal~dneSs and guilt
JAMES MATLACK, Esq, OF Gloucester.
presided, assisted BY twelve Vice Presidents
MessrS. John p. Jackson, w. 8. Jshnssn v S6ml.
J. Bayard, Robert Lee, $. r. tiumnere. 9nd ri.
ward q kaisley, were appointed committee 10
dram an address "a the people. Some eloquent,
spirited and appropriate resolutions were adopt.
81, and the following nominations for Congress
determined upon with great unfsimify: -,
ist Congressional Disirici--Bergsn ana Esser;
WILLIAM PENNINGTON.
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700 amid All The stormy politics of the lime. .
g,.9iolnd secret, 10 be revealed at last by itc
I.a|or ~ ne LonSr"c AdrcHiser must lie as
vii, , nipea as ever listened with crcIuals
~ .'''' NOUN 10 an Old woman, gossip.
mo mystery The New Jersry..nltor ,,,.,,,.
81, 81 i1e t'ol7 MT and fearless patriots, who dpi.ro
wv, W. ii' session "i Gongrlss, snourgcd m .rf
nm ' ,i Ii ro'' Dtce speculation, within
now ,'5 g NJ uTc,. ,t!t,. The saHc gentleman Is
finn. and - y. 'ie o',ninN'e of Inyc, ga
arngn ,' ,5 =" nio" nm anticipate havoc
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DIED.
On Saturday, the 18th inst, Thomas JAMES,
only sen OF Thomas A. Rust, aged I months.
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From the t'ieigs Star, sept, H.
Capt Thclphi'u, Hunter has been appointed
President, and David w. Stone, Esq. Cashier OF
the STATE Bank of North Carolina.
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From thu Commercial Advertiser Sept. 10.
y. \. BOARD OF HEALTH.
Sfrr. 10Th, isJi-ia o'clock, at noon.

The Board report that there have been
Deaths Ia the city generally,
Duane street Hospital, ........7
Greenwich Hospital. .......
Bellevue do......., .
olal, .... ......... ............ 70
The Cholera, welearn, has mads its appearance
IN Savannah.
Three deaths BY cholera occurred ut Buffalo
during the % hours preceding the 9th inst atnoon
Total number of deaths us
A, Halifax, n. S. the cholera broke ont in the
foer House and Barracks, about thu 10Th ult.mo
and thence extended into the town. The renoY,
of the Board Of Health frsm the Goth TO Both An.
gust, gives l15 new cases and 81 deaths During
the first week of its rage the mortality was chief
II among the military, particularly the Rife CORPS
snd OF the three regiments 81 had died.
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The Wing gain in this district since the choice
Of the last Presidential electors IS 30
Jackson majority in 20 1876
Dunlap majority in - $50
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- 81 meeting of the Temperance Society of
virginia, will be held atthe Bid Baptist Church
on Shockoe Hell, this Evening, at o'clock. An
s q may be expected from the agent of the