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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-22

NEW YORK, October 22--Noon.-
Stocks dull. Gold 1889. Money I,
gold bid. Exchange, long 81; short s.
Governments dull and steady. States
quiet; little doing.
Arrest of More COunterfeifers.
NEW York, October pa dispatch
from Knoxville, Tennesses, announces the
arrest of seven more of the Tennessee
counterfeiters, by Colonel Whiteley's
force. six Of them were locked up IN
default of bail. Three more arrests will
conclude the number to be made in the
vicinity of Knoxville. 1t was thought
these would be made last night, when the
secret service corps will leave for North
Carolina to assist in completing the arrests
there. r
Marine.
New YORK, October %. Arrived,
City of Houston, Marathon, Westphalia,
City of Havana. Arrived out. Caledonia.
Items.
Eli Beard has been appointed receiver of
the National life insurance COMPANY, OF
New York, mot the National life insuI ance
company Of the United States with which
Jay Cooke is connected), it appearing
| that there is deficiency in the reserve
| fund of $17l 900. The assets are $542,-
900; liabilities $4,000. Not over $780,.
900 Of available cash assets will be realized
for the widows and orphans Of the insured.
| Martin Gettins was shot and instantly
killed in Cherry street drinking saloon
Yesterday morning by Thomas Clark
Both were sailors. There was no quar-
rel. and the murderer, who was drunk
1 fred at random. He was arrested.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

There are hopes that the creditors OF the
First National bank of Washington will
get their money. The receiver, Mr.. e. l..
Stanton, announces that he has sufficient
assets on hand at the present time to make
divident of thirty per cent.
The commission to suggest amendments
to the constitution of New Jersey, now
in session at Trenton, proposes certain
radical reform, some Of which would be
salutary in this latitude, namely No
trust funds t, be invested in private cor
porationl, except authorized by the persons
making the trust; no city, county, town
ship or village to give any money or
property, or loan its money to any indi
vidual or corporation, or incur any in
debtedness, or impose any tax except for
municipal purposes; no donation of land
or money to be made by the state or nun :
pal corporation to religious corporation !;
the school fund to be exclusively for Lublic
schools under state control.
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TEE CANVASS.

ROOMS REPUBLICAN, EX. conn.,
RICHMOND, VA, September %.
HON. HORACE MAYNARD, of Tennessee,
with COLONEL r. w. HUGHES and Others
Will address the people at the following times
places.
LYNCHBURG, October Gath. at night.
! ICHMOND, October 25th, at night
+ STAUNTON, October 27fh. at night
{ ABINGDON, November 3rd, day
BRISTOL, November 3rd, at night
HON. JOHN w. JENKINS will address
Republican meetings follows:
Goochland Courthouse, October 29h
Stafford Coui thouse, November l.
Sp0ltsylvania Courthouse, November 8.
Fredericksburg, at night.
The following ap; ointments are announced for
Il. w. Hughes, Republican candidate for COVER
nor, and of Il. II. Chandler, Republican canvass
or at large, attended by others
Patrick and Henry as may be appointed.
Hon. G. r. Ramsdell will speak at Montross,
Westmoreland county, on Monday, October 27th
Hon, j. r. Popham will speak at King VIII.
lam Courthouse, on Monday. October 27th.
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skfnntng Radicals !--HOw n Reverend
Gentleman Proposes 10 do IL.
ABINGDON, VA. October IS, 1873.

ABINGDON, NA.s OctOUer 10, Iofo.i q
TO the Editor Of The State Journal: (
was present at speech made at this
place last night by w. w. Walker, who
has been sent into the southwest to counter
act the effect OF our speakers in this Sec
tion. His remarks were made from the
steps of the Collonade Hotel, in response to
a serenade by the brass band of Abingdon,
and quite number Of ladies were on the
balcony just above, and very near the
speaker, at the time he used the following
indecent language, which you can comment
on as you see fit. He said: u Wsslg
"The papers say that wherever our
speakers meet theirs (meaning Republicans)
skinning operation takes place, and have
only to say if they do us justice these Rad
icals must have the faculty of replacing
their skin very often. ! say am going to
Lee Courthouse, and il meet any of those
people, and there is any shin to be had
there--Ta pause and a.signifcant look, dur
ing which loud laughter and shouts from
the crowd]-I say il there is any skin to
be had there another pause and shouts].
Have I said anything ought not to have
said? l say, if there is any skin to be had
there, I'll try to get some.n Much laugh
ter from the crowd, and expressions Of dis
gust by respectable men in the audience,
who undoubtedly felt that an insult had
been offered to the ladies present.
.d,84Ur Very respectfully, Q,l
1929 q JACOB WAGNER, 3
Ed. Southwestern Chronicle.
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OREGON HILL was visited last evening
by four Of the Conservative candidates fol
legislative honors, to wit: Judge Ould,
General Joseph r. Anderson, VIM. Loven.
stein and Colonel VIM. S. Gilman. By the
assistance OF McCann's band, whose de-
| lightftil strains would attract crowd to
the uttermost part of the earth on any
occasion, and the burning OF few tar
barrels to denote the incendiary character
of the speeches to be delivered, the
managers of the affair were enabled to
get together crowd of several hundred
persons, most Of whom were attracted
from i motives of curiosity, and the
balance being made up of policemen,
placemen, and those. seeking or expecting
places at the hands Of the Conservative
party. Colouel Gilman swung his cleaver
In his usual fanatic and sanguinary style,
but his arm has lost its wonted vigor, and
no startling effects were produced. Bill
ly's oratorical efforts are possessed some
what too much of sameness to be always
effective. We involuntarily revert to the
boy who stood on the burning deck when
ever we hear the Colonel begin to speak his
piece. Judge Ould gave a rehash of the
"horrors of negro supremacy" text
which the Judge usually takes, as it seems
to be the easiesttfor him to discourse from,
and he always seems anxious to get
through with his part Of the programme
with as little delay as possible. General
Joseph r. Anderson, the working
mans friend (D attempted to make
some remarks, to the effect that
he was not in favor Of convict labor, but
he was so frequently interrupted by the
questioning Of o genumber of mechanics
in the crowd as to the value of certain
"store orders" which they had in their
possession, in consideration of services
rendered to the Generals iron works, he
was unable to make very favora1
BILE impression on the crowd.
IF we had not the evidence before, we GER
tainly were furnished with it last evening,
that the mechanics of Richmond are not in
sympathy with the Conservative candidates.
They look with disdain and contempt upon
all efforts to deceive them into the support
of that ticket, and on the day of election
they will show by their votes what they now
foreshadow by their actions, that they
intend to train no longer in party that
seeks to use them first and then ruin them.
Mr.. Lovenstein, the "friend of the Ger
man, gave the crowd a few chunks
of wisdom, just to show them what an
immense supply he had on hand, and the
crowd dispersed. The music was excel
lent the bon-fires were bright the
speeches were stale, and the crowd, some
times little noisy, but enthusiasm did
not put in an appearance.
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Four men are reported arrested on
charges connecting them with the recent
immense forgeries of New York Central
bonds. The evidence against them is said
to have been furnished by the engraver
who made the plates for the forged bonds.
The Italian consul says that the Italian
chamber of deputies has passed bill pro-
hlbiting traffic in children, and this bill will
be the first taken up by the senate in No
vember, and will, when it becomes law.
effectually put an end to the Italian slave
question.
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.EX-GovERNoR RANDOLPH, of New
Jersey, is in the city.
DoN'T depend on your own lungs alone
use the lungs of the press.
INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS
to-day amounted to $1,000.
THERE are more swells on Main street
than there are in James river.
I Mr.. G. +. WILLIAMS, of Mobile, has
become pastor of the Venable street Bap-
tist church in this city.
MISERABLE political squibs now mo-
nopolize most of the space in the Conserv-
ative newspapers of Virginia.
FRANK SMYTHE, agent of the associa-
ted press of Virginia, is on his way to
Lynchburg to attend the Fair.
HORSES unconsciously wander in the
lower Main street culyert and have to be
drawn from thence with derricks.
A. III. III. STUART, of Staunton, will
speak tonight at Assembly Hall on the
issues Of the pending state campaign.
TIE STEAMER 6 Austria" of the Allan
line, will reach Norfolk Thursday morning.
| She brings several families to Virginia.
MEsRs., WALSH AND RILEY, African
diamond hunters, from this city, are in
London, and will soon start for this city
| The PHILHARMONIC ASSOCIATION
and Mrs. Jarley's wax figures will be ex-
hibited at Assembly Hall during Fair week
NOVEMBER 10TH will be celebrated al
! the one hundredth anniversary Of the es
tablishment of the Williamsburg lunati'
asylum. + oasHosa aag str
Politics ALWAYS WAS, and, to a grea
extent, will be an attractive field to Vir
glnian, but some of them start on yer,
small capital.
CHINESE lanterns from Richmond will
be used in illuminating Petersburg Oh
the occasion of the visit of Genera
Kemper there.
THE REV. VIM. E. MUNsEY has re
sumed the discharge of the ministerial
functions. He preached at Marion, Smyth
county, Sunday.
ATTHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Phil
F, harmonic association, last night, M. j
Dimmock was elected president, and LIE
? P. Wheat musical director.
Fl Mr.. ii. ". REDFIELD, the celebrate
d correspondent Of The Cincinnati CONNER
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OHIO.
The Weather.

The Weather.
CINCINNATI October %. = Snow fell
here yesterday.
There has been forty-eieht hours rain at
Charleston, West Virginia. The streams
are swelling rapidly.
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aMTHE FUNDING BILL CAME DIRECT
FROM THE HANDS OF THE GOVERNOR,
WHO WAS THE AUTHOR OF 1T. THE
PLAN WAS NO NEW ONE FOR TWO
YEARS BEFORE HIS ELECTION, COVER
NOR WALKER HAD DRAWN SIMILAR
ONE FOR THE CITY OF NORFOLK
Speech Of Raleigh r. Daniel in the House Of Dele
gates December, 1871. ngtE
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HowITzER ARAIoRY.-The new build.
ing authorized by the council to be erected
on the City Spring lot, for the use of the
Howitzers, will not materially interfere
with the flow of the water there. Dimen-
sions of building, s3x33. Style, castle.
ated or Tudor gothic style.
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FOREIGN.
AUSTRIA.

Bismarck Pressing National Eecle-
slasttcal LegtslatOn In a Austria
VIENNA, October 22.--Prince Bis
narck had an audience with the Emperor
of Austria yesterday, and subsequently
held conference with Count Andrassy
and the Italian minister. 1t is reported
that at these interviews the Prince pressed
the subject Of national ecclesiastical legis-
lation, and urged identical action on the
part Of Austria and Germany with refer
ence to the Papal election.
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MAINE.
The Gale on Monday.

PORTLAND, October 22.--The gale of
Monday was very severe. 1t is feared that
many disasters have occurred, as many
lumber laden schooners were along the
coast
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CITY NEWS.
AmusEMENTs a To-NIGMr.

vrReIsIA ERA.HousE.-wyman, the Wizard
in new tricks, gifts, &C.
ASSEMBLY HALL.-Lecture by Wm- Andrews
on aArt in Humor" A4
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SOCIETY FUNERAL. 1.-THE chiefs and
brothers of Annawan tribe of Red Mep,
and the members Of Union lodge No.
z, Odd-Fellows, headed by the First
regiment band, to-day escorted to the
grave the remains of w. D. Lucas, late a
member of those two societies.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, October 22.-rhe steamship
lshnalia, from New York for Glasgow,
is several days overdue. Some anxiety
exists. Heavy gales are reported along
the coast to-day
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SOUR HOUSE. This celebrated house,
for so many years successfully run by G.
G. Thompson, esq, is about to be reopened
by Spiro Zetelle, esq.
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Gambling with stocks and with mer-
chandise should be regarded in the same
light by the moralist and in society as
gambling with cards. When this is done,
currency will not be Withdrawn for mere
speculative purposes, and business will not
be interrupted while coursing in its regular
channels by these vicious Instructions.
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MAssACHUsETTs.

Alleged Robbery of Letters.
BosToN, October 22.-George w.
keeth, clerk IN the South Boston post.
office, has been arrested charged with
stealing from registered letters.
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YELLOW FEVER.

SHREVEPORT, October % Three yell
low fever deaths here yesterday.
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BARBAcUEs.-The Republicans of
Henrico will have large barbecue at Voc.
gler's Spring, Fairfield, township to-mor.
row, and on Friday one at B. w.
Gre ems mill-pond, in Tuckahoe township.
All are invited regardless of party affinity.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING IN CLAY
WARD,--The Republicans of Clay ward
will meet at the office of DR.. e. ii.
Hudson, Broad street, opposite Brook
avenue, tonight at u o'clock.
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FOR RENT.

III LIZ j. "A LARGE, MO- O.
DERN-BUILT HOUSE. Gas and water in UiW
the house, with good stable aecomm odations,
situated on Adams, between Leigh and Clay
streets Apply to tW
Sc 1S-tf GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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PROFESSOR WYMAN.--The levee held
by this renowned yentriloquist and leger-
demain performer at the Virginia Opera
house last night was perfect ovation,
the place being crowded. lie repeats his
pleasing entertainment tonight, when he
will present to the audience his usual list
of elegant gifts, some of them just arrived
to-day by express. EHf
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MARINE.-.Entered to-day German brig
Claudine Won Riegen Munster, from New
York, to load for Bahia. sy y
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Y. M. @. A.-Rooms on Main, between
Eighth and Ninth streets. Prayer-meeting
each Tuesday night. Doing good work,
ptc Il -H4t t.ifea 3tA taHaA- "a sis'fat
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The HUGHES AND RAMsDELL
FLAMBEAU CLUB will have a grand
rally at their club-room. on Friday evening
Oath October at y O'Clock. Every mem
Der will be expected to attend, as our
local candidates will address the melting ;
also Judge Alfred Morton and Major w.
F. Worthington will speak on the occa-
sion.
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CALIFORNIA.

Earthquale-A slight Shock in wash
ingt0n Territory.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 22.-On
Sunday last q shock of earthquake was
felt at Seattle, Washington territory. and
at four o'clock ON the same day an erup-
tion from the summit of Mount Rainier
occurred,
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STATE NEWS.

The first snow of the season fell in
Alexandria yesterday. ya'} sl
There are now one hundred and fifty
students at the Virginia agricultural col
lege. sfaf 4
Judge Alexander Riyes' fine estate,
near Charlottesville, has been sold to an
Englishman for $4,000. {. fI'lts I.
Near the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs they have had snow and land
slide, which caused a minor railroad acci-
dent RI t ,t5 -.
An Alexandria man, having been bu-
red there with some money in his pockets,
his folks have unearthed him and recovered
the stamps. fefai
Yesterday was the anniversary of the
memorable occasion when "Sheridan was
twenty miles away" and ran race against
time from Winchester to Cedar Creek, Vir.
ginia.
Peter D. Grafton. native of Rich.
mond, died at Browns Wells, Mississippi
on the 14th inst. He was about thirGy-siX
years Of age, and had resided in the city Of
New Orleans for the last twenty years, =
lA-The Virginia Sentinel repudiates R. NJ
T. Hunter as the leader Of the Conserva
tives of the state. The same paper say:
his position has been repudiated by severa
Conservative journals and is fully indorset
by but few OF them. s si.ra 4. y
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The hay, crop of the New England
states would seem 10 be with them as i'm,
portant staple as the cotton crop is to the
southern states. The crop of Maine this
year is worth as much in Boston and New
York markets as the cotton crop of Geor-
gia The yield is not less than 100000
tons, Itsells to-day in Boston at thirty
dollars a ton, which amounts to the prince
ly sumo SIS, 900, 900. The cotton crop
Of Georgia this year is estimated at 600, 600
bales Of four hundred pounds each. This,
at twenty cents pound. would also bring
in the Boston market S4S,000, 900.
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HEAVY Haul. OF ALLEGED COUN-
TERFEITERs.-T United States secret
service men claim to have arrested gang
of about twenty counterfeiters in eastern
Tennessee. Two expeditions were organ
ized to capture these men, one under Cap
tain Evans, United States marshal at
Knoxville, consisting of TWENTY-FIVE
mounted men, well armed, and provided
with five days. rations, and another under
Robert NJ. Douglass, United States mar
shal western district of North Carolina,
consisting of twenty-four mounted men,
also armed and ralioned. The arrests
were made by the former expedition.
Colonel Douglass party has not yet been
heard from. Several of the parties arrested
were men occupying good positions in
society, and holding Offices of trust and
emolument, and among them, it is said
was the late prosecuting attorney for the
city of Knoxville, also postmaster, justice
of the peace, and several tradesrnen. s..
Distriet-Attorney Swoope, at Pittsburgh
has ascertained where the fibrous paper
used in making counterfeit national bank
notes has been made, and the names O
persons engaged in its manufacture. The
secret service force expect to have II
custody in short time the counterfeiters
who executed and put out the dangerous
five hundred dollar note.
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Boris VS.. PUsEY.-T circuit court
was engaged during the greater part of last
week in the trial of the case of Bolts VS..
Pusey. This was suit brought by Bolts
against Pusey's securities, Henry Mish
and George A. Smith, for large amount
of money which Pusey was unable to ac-
count for in settling his accounts as deputy
revenue collector under Bolts.
The plaintiff was represented by Sheffey
and Bumgardner and the defendant by G.
Nj. Cochran and Fultz & Fultz. The
ground of defence was, that the bond had
never been fully executed, that it had beer
signed and then deposited as an escrow
and as the condition had never been per
formed, it was not binding. The iury
found for the plaintiff in the sum Of "a ,s45
Pusey absconded some time ago. ane
has never been heard from since. He il
under indictment in the United States cour
at Harrisonburg, and Judgment has beer
entered at this term Of court against hi
bail because of his non-appearance to an
swer the Indictment .-Staavton Spectato,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HELP FOR SUFFERING MEMPHIS

GRAND MATINEE CONCERT
BY McCANN'S FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT
BRASS BAND AND ORCHESTRA,
In their brilliant new Uniforms, at
NEW ARMORY FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT,
lin rear of Levy Brothers), On IA
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24ru, AT PM LE'd
PROGRAMME:
-.ga PARTI. aN# Mnisii :
l. Leo and Lotus Quick March......... Brass Band
2. Sweet Spirit Hear My Prayer......O Orchestra
8. Medley american Airs) ........ Brass Band
A. Polka lAnges and Demons). s)....."...orchestra
0. Aria (Midsummer Night)........... Brass Band
&N} $50 PART IL.
6. Quick March (Faust) s........... Brass Band
7, Waltz (Fleur Dentelles) Orchestra
8. Song Goodbye, Sweetheart,. ,..... Brass Band
8. Anvil Polka (Parlow). ).............. Orchestra
TO- Medley (Musical Jokes)..".. .....Brass Band
The entire net proceeds to be forwarded to
Memphis. h $50" -. L -
Tickets so cents children, 25 cents. For sale
| at Colonel John A: Sloans office. Columbian
| Block Ambods music store, West, Johnston 4
| Co.'s, Wyatt & Co.'s Broad street. Seats for five
| hundred persons.
Doors open at ~ p. M; Concert commences
| at 2 p. m. oc 2l-3t
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POLICE CoURT.--To.day Dolly Lewis,
was sent to Jail as person of unsound
mind. Jack Dooley, was fined 50 for
attempting to strike Tom Hewlett. Joe
Bowers and Jack Colling. were fined
81 each for applying opprobious epithets to
James Webb. James McDonough, was
fined SO for obstructing Fourteenth street
with a hack. Israel johnson, being a
vagrant with unsavory ant ecedents, was
admonished and let off. ss.
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DIALECT HUMoR. This was the
subject of lecture delivered last night by
Mr.. w. S. Andrews at Assembly Hall,
The attendance was not large, but was
composed of some of our leading citizens,
who seemed to be attracted by the novelty
of the occasion. Mr.. Andrews defined his
views of wit and humor, at intervals giving
illustrations of his mimic powers in Irish
Yankee, French and Dutch dialect. His
recitation Of Schloiser's Ride, parody on
Sheridan's Ride, was happy effort and
was heartily endorsed. Widow IDIOTS tea.
party was also clear hit, and it also af
forded subject Of laughter.
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evening state 5ai'raaI

ON SALE AT wad
JOHNSTON'S MUSIC AND NEWS
a STORE, 918 MAIN STREET.
LEON sCHAAP's, 14O2 MAIN STREET
WYATT &c CO.'S MUSIC EMPORIUM.
817 BROAD STREET.
NEWS STAND ToRD's HOTEL,
4H# AND AT frlg 1879
OUR COUNTER. "a
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THE SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SoCI-
Ery.--The object and aim of the Southern
Historical society is acknowledged by its
founders to be the "poor privilege OF vim
dicating before the bar of history the prin-
ciples for which we the Confederates)
contended," and their conduct during the
war. We find this acknowledgment in the
circular publicly distributed and signed by
~. A. Early, president, &c. e,,.la
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MoRTUARY.--From returns received at
the office of the board of health the whole
number of deaths in the eeity for the week
ending October 18th was 81. Sex
Males IA; females l7.,s Color White
males, 8; white females, 9;colored males,
6; colored females 8. Age--0ne day TO
80 years. efia afaE AaaE
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BLACK LEG.-Week before last, on his
place near Union, Monroe county, West
Virginia, several calves of Mr.. Stewart j..
Warren died of the disease known as the
"black leg" ~ 8aG
Some people in Richmon live and ac-
quire stamps bv the above disease. How
ever, it is not always true that 7" sauce for
the goose is sauce for the gander.'