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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-27

Tie Blue Hin Timss says The
;hreshing machine offered 10y the
Omaha Republican rs one Of the first
grand prizes. was drawn 10y 4 lady IN
Antelope county valued al $500"
$3.50 may seem Ia the 7Tlg,s man As
being a pretty high valuation On =
lady. but ihare are a numhc, Of ladies
IN Red Cloud that are valued much
higher than that.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-27

Parents who are IN the habit ~ al
lowing their children To play about
the depot grounds may look 10 hay. q
manclcd corpse brought home IL them
one of these days. Take warming in
time and keep your children assy
from the Cars.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-27

Trains Daily .IccI' ~-risT.
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Ear,v o..or,,a-n.- cr,ar. a.,
h'bt r.
sun iIa'- 81 c.r.:- ami upHurI. a,
Ms. FowiIr.-
Li-'sr- and b".-, -iae and con-.
''"'''' -
Millinery an! fancy good ~
,,,
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MITCHELL 4 MoEHAEI
Beautiful Ribbons and il"wc:s n
great 'nE''y, at MI. f""ifEs
mn,
c4sh al, } 6. I'oIIFn
"''i"''' al al "'." 10
.
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hats 1t M!,sEs LtTH& IIALE.s.
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AWAY '.t Ih" '.r'II"e hf""i'
f''i'''' ms Inv "'"' ION =:
Ia" "i's pace ia town una you can
n"! Ia, "'"ddeh hhio wire l. nj
Nii'ihhL Mo"iAhl :.
Insure your l.i' IN NE home Lie
U,~,'y Tunrrr Aeon,
al. tx S;mus.u 4 :Svcclcy of Bin.
Hi! N,h.
Gall and see the stock ami prices Of
clscwhcrc, at J. q. IoTIEE's.
H. InE, A., a,r ,HI ,a,
-, H.. ,n;L.,.,.c NJ p,
friday ,fc,no,n
The llrycst and most ~.l.gan, os.nrt-
m,ut nf Millinery Goods in ia, ciiy ~
he seen Al NKS. FouIrRS.
'ru,, su,b - I.,uou rIin, Peaches
Monarch S,rnYIcrr;c. G., E., ms;
.,,,da, Eouy
Go 10 Mitchell 4 Morhart's for TIA"
n'" ''',H"" ammo N'' 4"
I" "" ' '''" ''"" '
The W"mamS suffrage Society viii
meet at the residence of Grandma
Mick Friday evening.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-27
, G" to Rohy's for the celebrated
STAR Chewing Tobacco

Smith Brothers announce sill an
other important reduction in rate O;
interest on ti:ne loans. S;rrigt, min,
per cent GaaUdi interest. Call at the
Bank and leave Your application.
Ilff
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-27

The Blue Hill NmGs says tina, Frank
Wheat, OF H'hoat,anI. this county.
had ms house struck by lightning on
Friday night the liih, splitting II al
tho corners snfn shfeG-. hfo1se os.r
every window glass IN the hulse. tore
off the upper part OF the hed>-esd they
were sleeping OF. and ;hey knew moth
.ns abou; lie week ii, they woke -
&c Gs--.-r ~ - 20 80 .:7
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-27


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' "'i" Lh''"a-T." ,sHc 80
" ''' IA weeks rsi'r.
" have afi,4 i,rs I.,..
-al-crh.r. g. c.r.., ,.,r,..L
NJ y,c.u ,,us, -. r.
and vc ,.e.,I an
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h sIaH- '-r''t 70 20
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maker a"' l"a".'E.fa aru:r'' .n.umr
-r' go" '.E . o.. Na,. ,ar 0lri
a't'a.. % .-
" Walker. n--r,'1r' editor 90
=" N'hra-.tI aFraor pan! Ri Cloud
. y.-3' last woes an.: g,.. 80. ,!,.5 ~
'h.- paper e. A"..'ty ,:at.
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NOS and 'Hr ""i"T - a good farm 3D.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-27

Call on Simpson 4 Swcczsy Of Blue
Hill. Neh.. and Get terms and prices
before buying land or making a loan
on Your farm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-27

The late Car 81 Russia. before allow
INA himself Ia toe 50 cruelty aSsaSsina-
ted hv the wicked nihiliStS. had
advised his subjects To use only Spaf
iord> and lu>ks canned goods. for >al,
In Red Cloud. w {. +. PUTN,N.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-27

loUI> >cHumm Henry Connolly
Henry lIAu,s LA, " W.l.-
VI I Smith ! " E,bTu-r,
80 Walker John y Thompson
Gr"G Henderson Re-. Tapuu>ru
pllId Hudson " /; ~,up;'~
iucudrT, Cole SAWYER
Angus; Huber stephen Newman
Matthew strIt;"n Bci.riI,r ru.truIor
- VI lr,kcr>uu Adam Jane,
john T. >In.i., John johnson
William Wright IhIS " Kin.
'iI> = Battles I.rnN NlXir.i
James Watt jacob N.uIa
VIM X Fuller Geo r cess
Is IL Gray HAIRY Wagner
James III ficitun biIS Nu>cu,hcIu
DAVID \ Anderson William S'carn
t.manuc! Anderson Era Burton
Francis ll"uchHn Jas II Chambers
Charlotte Weber Tho / Chambers
lid = Reed BIruHuH> C"r,tvrW
John l. smith joseph Chambers
lrancIS VI snow Wm II Howe
Jacob SchencS Lewis y Dawson
Dallas = Lewis James = Turner
george i.itta William Morrow
Nusu-i Mare Patrick NcIiaic
iIIct" l. Martin John " Bentley
Eruc>, Miller WIi..am ~r.-ucr
sam ! L Martin Carl Weber
John | Miller Fred Wuhbcrman
Vim r Martin Angus, / Wnlt.r
Brice III France John , Robinson
Francis llorrocks Wm Van pykc
Cyrus Henry A,uuzp Tpl,ln
lhNi Arnold Noah Perry
'rotticIh Arndt Sturgeon kcrshncr
kcnz" Armstrong k.uut kuutzmcan
Oscar Arnold Henry kal.y
Arthur l. Burton tca- r " krause
Maria >"Tcu-cu John cavalt
Richard LEW. Navi.r Iauor,c
+ B Leonard Joseph Iap,rrs
Samuel l. Miner Hugh 6 Mlnuj,
Andrew J NcIrS John M,C.y
Edward Nctca'f stephen MiCnv
hester W RULER Desire GcucrcuN
/ Frame Herman H,-i.-
\ Forbes Ah>ilom pav
Henry Robert idnn.In
| III Hummel CT Brucluau
\ 4 Hanna Geo " Brown
\ III Alexander Jane. l. Bull
Anderson Nelson Bur-
IA VI Hai'NIn Hans 7 Bake
hh>l!om Butler James Campbell
III t"iocr John Wrat;-n
Alex NalAor Edmond Champoux
rank NoUck Patrick Byrue
icurge W Rise VIM n p,'an.y
II RiiIr.l George W Kr.-b.
+ >ki.yrr Lcv,rct TX Inc
has VI >audbcrc Andrew B.
James Knox CHRISTIAN II Uo',
= ". ~>wIrzsR, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-04-27
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THE CHIEF.


THURSDAY. ATRIL -. l--2
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE Oct. 11.-yirgina Gs deferred -;
do consolidated sig do second series 80
past due coupons 80; do new 1O-4Os 42ls bid
to-day Cotton steady; middlngs 11la11L!
Flour steady; Howard street and Westcri
super 81 25a:' 70; do extra So 75a4 80; dc
tamilySl 15a5 IS; City Mills super SD O0a3 -
do extra So 75aG 90; do Rio brands So 10; Pa.
tarsco family S6 %; do supcrlative patent So rs
Whcat-Southern shade better; Western steady
and firm; Southern red 105a110: do amber 10Sa
ia; No Western winter red spot 1O1t,a
107h; Oct 1oIa1O7's; Nov 1OSasalO85s; Dec
109halO9's; Jan 11Okla1109s Corn-SoHtherr,
higher; Western higher and firm; Southern white
IS; do yellow nominally 13; Western mixed spot
and Oct 73ie asked; Nov 724la73: Nov or Dec
!2tal3; Nov and or Dec, new old, G2aG2ia
Jan o9lsto9tt. Oats firm; Southern 4Oa46
red rust proof 37a.to; Western white 4ia46
do mixed foai2; Pcnna 42a4G Rye quiet ut
6SaIo Hay steady; prime TO choice Pcnna and
Md Sl3a1I. Coffee dull ; Rio cargoes ordinary to
fair 7'la94.. Sugar steady: 4 soft 81. Wits
Key quiet and steady at 81 1Sa1 %
New YORK. Oct. 11-Stocks heavy. Money 6.
Cotton firm upands II 7-1G; Orleans liz.
Flour quiet and firm. Wheat fairly active and
i2a'Ic better Corn fairly active and Iaa1 lac
higher.
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To-DAYs TELEGRAPH1C DISPATCHES.
The Election,


CINCINNATI, Oct 1.-The Enquirer (dem J
claims 10 Congressman in Ohio. AS to the
majority it ventures no estimate. 1t says
the victory is decisive and overwhelming,
ana that it disposes of Foster in politics.
a special dispatch to the Cincinnati Ga
:eHe lrep.l from Columbus gives the follow
ing as a probable list Of the Congressman
elected: Dcmocrats-Jordan, Lefevre, Seney
Hurd, Converse, Wilkins, Foran, Follett
total 5. Republicans-Schutz, Keifer,
Mccormick, Horr, Updegrafr, Mckinley,
Mcclure, Taylor-total 5. This leaves five
districts doubtful. Of these it is probable
that Campbell, (dem. is elected in the sew
enth district, and Hart (rep.) in tho 18th.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. n-Sevep hundred
and sixty three precincts show Il net demo
cratic gain of24, $50, indicating democratic
majority in the state of 35, 700.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. l1.-Completeb but
unofficial returns from Hamilton county
show that Toilet for Congress in the first
district, received a majority of $50, and Jor-
dan in the second district, 1853.
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Egyptian Affairs

The sheikh who was arrested on Sunday
at Tantah for attempting to incite a mas.
sacre has received one hundred lashes. and
will be kept confined Large quantities OF
arms have been seized at that place, and the
number Of watchmen there has been
doubled
Arab Pacha believes that his life is in dar-
ger. One Of the khedive's encourage has
been heard to say that he would like to adj
minister to Arab cup of bad coffee. and
the khedive has remarked that he and
Arab could not live in the same country.
The indictment against the rebel chiefs
contains three counts: First, instieatiDr
massacres second, directing the burning tf
Alexandria; and third, abusing the flag cf
truce.
On Saturday night last one of the chief
eunuchs of the palace entered the cell of
Abul Gaffer,a political prisoner, reused him
from sleep, spat in his face, and inflicted
other indignities upon him. The eunuch
then proceeded to Arab Pacha's cell and act
ed in similar manner, but with greater vio-
lence. Several of the officers of the palace
are accused of completely in these acts
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NEWS OF THE DAY
"7o show the rery age and body ofihe Times.


ITO show the rery age and body ofihr Times. y
Senator Sharon has barn at his new
home i'll California which cost over $50, 900
An earthquake, severe enough to awaken
people, was heard in the vicinity of Mon.
treal about o'clock yesterday morning.
The South has this season raised nearly
enough grain to supply the home demand
and will save $l25, 0O0, 900 which it has been
accustomed annually to spend in the West
for food
Some new cases Of yellow fever have oc.
CURED at ranches in the vicinity of Browns
vile, Texas. Fifty new cases were report
Ell yesterday at Pensacola, Fla, and three
deaths. There have been 1850 cases to
date, 10 of which were fatal. There is
much distress among the poor who have
been thrown out Of employment BY the cp-
idemic, especially among the coiored pco-
pie. An appeal is made to the country at
large for aid
A cabinet meeting was held at President
Arthur's New York residence Yesterday.
Secretaries Teller, Chandler and Lincoln
and Assistant Postmaster General Hat
ton beng present; Nothing was made pub
lie concerning the proceedings, although
Secretary Chandler said that Judge Folgcr's
name was not mentioned. In the afternoon
the President, accompanied by his son AL
len. and Secretaries Chandler and Lincoln
and Assistant Postmaster-General Hatton
left for Boston.
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The Elec lions.

Elections for members of Congress and
minor state officers were held in Ohio and
West Virginia yesterday. Both States were
carried by the democrats. Butterworth and
Smith, republicans, were defeated for Con-
gress in the First and Second Ohio districts,
respectively. J. Warren Keller, republican,
and Frank Hurd. democrat, are among the
candidates elected to Congress. The indi-
cations are that Ohio will give democrat
ic majority of 5000, and that the Congress-
men will stand ten to eleven. butt is doubt
full whether the eleven will be demo-
Gratis or republicans. The returns show
large democratic gains. Hamilton county
gives democratic majority exceeding 1905.
and elects two democratic Congressman
Hon. John G. Thompson, at Columbus. last
night telcgraphed THE associated press
comedies the election of the democratic State
ticket by over 10000 majority. We have
elected Toilet. Jordan, Lefevre, Hurd, Hin
Converse, Wilkins, Foran, Seney, Neal and
Powell and probably Paige, Geddes, Warner
and Campbell to Congress.
The election for Congressman in the first
West Virginia district was close, and the re-
publican candidate, Gen Golf. is elected bv
a small majority. The democratic candi-
dates in the other three districts are probab
~ elected.
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THE DEMOCRATIC gains in Ohio are great
er even than the most sanguine democrat
outside Of that State expected. They pre-
sage other gains ofthe same sort, ifnot to the
same extent in Pennsylvania and New
York next month. In Indiana, where the
same influences arc at work that operated in
Ohio, an equal ratio of gain in the demo-
cratic vote will give the democrats twelve
Of the thirteen members of the u. S. House
of Representatives, to which that State is
entitled. The indications now are that the
democrats will have good working ma
jority in the lower house of the next Con-
ureSS
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Mothers Mothers Mothers..,

Are you disturbed at night ard broken Of your
rest by a sick child suffering and crying with the
excruciating pain of cutting teeth? If 50, 20 at
once and geta bottle of Mrs WINSLOW'S sOOTIi
ING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor little sul.
ferer immediatcly-depend upon it; there is no
mistake about it. There is not mother on earth
VINO mas ever used 1t, who will not tell you at
once that it will regulate the bowels and rive
rest to the mother, and relief and health to the
child, operating like magic 1t is perfectly safe
use In all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is
che prescription of one of the oldest and best ic
male physicians and nurses in the United States.
Sold everywhere. % cents bottle.
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Earthquake and Tidal Waves.

PANAMA, Oct. n.-An Indian from the
San Bias district in this State on the Allan
tic, brings in report that on Sept I, the
day on which the earthquakes occurred
here. there were four tidal waves, which
overwhelmed and destroyed or badly dam
aged six or seven little villages on the island
and drowned 70 persons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-11

GEN. MAI1oSE's home organ speaks Of the
negro Langston, who is hired by General
Malone TO so through Virginia and advise
his race TO vote solidly against the people
who support them. as the "Ionorabc Mr..
Langston," and of his work rs ''noble."
But there is poctical authority for saying
that the name Ola thing doesn't effect its
quality.
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Probably Lvnohed.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 1l.-At ten, min
ute past two o'clock this morning about one
hundred mounted men from Posey county,
quietly surrounded the county jail, awoke
the sheriff and demanded of him the keys Of
the Jail. They then went to the cell of Red
man, who is imprisoned for wife murder,
took him out and put him in a buggy, and
it is supposed lynched him
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West Yireinia.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct, 1.-THE latest
kilograms from various portions Of West
Virginia are to the effect that the republi-
cans have carried Of the 1 Congressional
district in that State but this news is found
eel upon estimates Of counties from which
no intelligence has been received. The AS
sociated Press has received no news from
West Virginia to-day, consequently the
above kilograms are not credited.
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Financial.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE stock market opened
irregular but prices in the main were 1 Der cent
lower than ut yesterdays close for Richmond and
anvIlc, and generally fraction lower for the re-
malnlcr of the list. During the first hour thcmar-
ket was moderately active and weak and decline
OF tia1's per cent took place in which Northern
Pacific preferred was the greatest sufferer
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\ FEW years ago Governor Cameron said:
And il is just as impossible to trail the
white robes of Conservatism through the by
ways of Radicalism, as it would be to keen
clean hands in a charcoal kiln, or clean
Feet in a mud puddle"
And yet the Governor has declared his in
tension of stumping the 9th district in favor
of the worse form of Notwithstanding of
which Arthur and Hubbell and Malone are
the eNnOnentS
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President ARTHUR, Mr.. Hubbell. and

PRESIDENT ARTHUR, Mr.. Hubbell, and
General Malone, the modern leaders of the
grand old party" think that money and
offices, and not principles, are the means
that now inspire the members of that party.
They may be right in their low opinion OF
the masses of the republican party, but that
Mr.. Cleveland, the democratic candidate for
Governor of New York, has a more elevated
idea of the voters Of his party is shown by
the following extract from his letter of ac-
ccptance:
The expenditure of money to influence
the action Of the people at the polls to Sc
cure legislation is calculated to excite the
grayest concern. When this pernicious
agency is successfully employed represen
tative form Of government becomes sham
and laws passed under its baleful influence
cease to protect, but are made the means by
which the rights of the people are sacrificed
and the public treasury despoiled. 1t is USE
less and foolish to shut our eyes to the fact
that this evil exists among us, and the party
which leads in an honest effort to return to
better and purer methods will receive the
confidence of our citizens and secure their
support. 1t is wilful blindness not to see
that the people care but little for party OBJ
legations when they are invoked to counte-
nance and sustain fraudulent and corrupt
practices. And it is we'll for our country
and for the publication of politics that the
people, at times fully reused to danger, re-
mind their leaders that party methods
should be something more than means
used to answer the purposes Of those who
profit by political occupation"
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meetino
OF the Stockholders of the WASHINGTON AND
WESTERN RAILROAD will be held at - o'clock
(noon) on TUESDAY, October 18th, 1882, at the
company's office in the city of Alexandria, Va.
octII-td G. J. WERNER Sec'ty
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No man knows what mnistering angel
his wife is until he comes home one day. SUI:
ferllnng with dreadful Cold and she hap
pens to have bottle of Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup in the house.
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Race.

LONDON, Oct. 1l.-At Newmarket to-day
the race for the Redford stakes for two
year-olds was won by Mr.. Lorillard's chest
nut FLY Touch-Me-Not
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THERE Is full time, if the work be COM
msnced at once, for every man in the State
who prefers the undisputed supremacy of
his own race to constant contentious with
an inferior one, and whose respect for his
own manhood is sufficient to make him on
posed to the bossism of General Malone, to
qualify himself by his own means or by the
assistance of others TO vote on the eth of
November, and it is the boundcn duty of
the democratic ward and district commit
tees to see that every such man shall be en-
ahled to vote.
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OFFICIAL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

AT regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen
held October TO- 1882, there were present: +, +
DoWnham, esq, President, Messrs Moore. C. e
smoot, Strauss, Marbury, Rsheill, and Reid.
The bill of j. Entwislc, jr, S232.53, for m.ai.
cine, was ordered to be paid.
The petition of W. H. Nav to have curb s,t ,,,.,
gutter paved i'll irontof his residence was referred
to the Committee on Streets.
On the petition of J. II. Parrott in regard to H..
taxes due on the lot, southeast corner of Camernp
and Patrick streets, amounting to S439 IS thu
Finance Committee recommended that the bill L
rccciptcd upon the payment of $500, and the An.
ditur be authorized to release said property, nr,.
vide,l it is settled within 80 days from the adam.
ton OF this report also on the petition of Jane,
Forrest, trustee. asking for an abatement of taxes
on lot on Payne street, between Prince ant, Duk.
streets, amounting to S1l3. S5. the Finance Com
mittee reported in favor of settling the bill on thu,
payment of 500, and the Auditor be authuri,,d
to release the property provided the bill is paid
within 30 days from the adoption of this rcnnr;
which reports were adopted. O.
An act to prevent carts and vehicles from dis
turbing the Courts when in session WAS read aud
referred to the Committee on General Laws.
An act to change the namcof the Market Build
ing to City Hail. was read and referred to thu.
Committee on General Laws
y report OF the Committee Oh Streets on In, IA.
tition of the Washington Steamboat Company
limited, was received from the Common Council
tnefr acllon non-cOncurfed IN, and the petition,
referred back to the committee for further consil
Grafton.
A communication from the Mayor; also petition
OF ). a. Nlankin and others for u gutter on TIN.
north side of Wolfe street: also petition OF Lead
heater 4 Bro. for return of license tax on sewnr
machine agents; also petition of sundry citizen,
to have an old cellar filled up on the east side of
Payne street between King and Cameron streets;
also communication from w. P. Graves in regard
to the condition of Franklin street; also bill ,I
O'Seal 4 Corbett of sd for brick also bills OF
o. \. kerby 81, G. H. Bossart 81, W. d,
Butler 81, w. S. Butler 50, Edgar War.icLl
81, and j. T. Boyd So for election SER
vices; also communication from the Clerk Of
the City School Board announcing vacancy; also
petition of d. Bendheim for permission to erect :,
summer kitchen in the rear of his house; also ne,
tition OF b. +. Bruncr for permission to build an
office, were received from the Common Council
and their action concurred in
resolution appointing L special committee Of
two from each Board to enquire into the cost. &C..
of work done OH Union and Cameron streets, wa,
received from the Common Council, their action
concurred in and Messrs Moore and Strauss an
pointed on the part of this Board
The Board then adjourned
Tcstc: JNo j. JAA1rsoS. Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-11

A GENTLEMAN from Richmond writes us
that The Medical College is getting on regu.
larry and well with students coming in eve
ry day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-11

Hon. VIM J. Bacon, of Utica, N. ", re-
publican member of the Forty-fifth Congress
and formerly judge of the Supreme Court
of The State, has published o letter declaring
his purpose to vote for Cleveland and Hill,
the democratic nominees for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-11

THE RICHMOND Wing appeals to ex-
Contederatcs to vote for Wise because he
was their comradc in the civil war This
appeal is not likely to influence Union peo-
pie in the Captains behalf Nor is it
to whom it is addressed, for they fought for
Southern independence, while the Captain
is now striving to destroy the indendence of
Tirginians and make them subject TO boss
who gets his orders from the boss of the
Arthur and South-hating wing of the re-
publican party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-10-11

A true friend to the weak and GONZALES.
cent is Browns Iron Bitters.