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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-10-02

I AUGUSTUS GUIDICI, who has resided
IN Jackson since about the beginning of the
la'e war, went to his last resting place yes
'erday morning. He has been sick for
some weeks-his disease being swamp fever.
lie was a good citizen. and leaves a wife
and two adopted children. He was OF Swiss
Italian natiritr
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German Agricultural paper says that
~ olil De grown among cabbages, the raw
ages Of the common caterpillar will be
prevented. It bases its statement upon the
experience of the steward Of an estate near
Hanoyer. The prOtecfiY4 influences of dill
attrl outed 70 the odor which It emits.
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Nurses Wanted.

All persons-male or female--who are
willing to be employed as nurses, are re-
quested to give their names and address to
Maj. E. G. Wall, Secretary of the Howard
Association. His office is in the Capitol,
JAS. ID. STEWART, President.
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JACKSON HOWARD ASSOCIATION

JAs. d. STEW ARr,....... President.
Z ", NALL, Observation-Disclosures Secretary
d l. POWER, Observation-Disclosures. Treasurer.
DIRECTORS .-Thos. f. Helm, e. Barks-
Gale G. d. Subway.
o'iiee of the Secretary, in State Capitol.
All applications for nurses, medicines, sup
pIes Tor Jackson or other places, can be
mace TO the President, or to any officer of
Tue Association. All who are willing to be
employed as nurses are requested to at
once enroll their names.
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C0LpMBUs, Sept. 2S.-The Ohio NJ. z.
Confefence adopted The report of the COM
mittee dismissing Rev. z. A. Spencer from
the ministry for immoral conduct, Rev. ] .
e. K. Davis for unministeriaI conduct.
Notice for an appeal In the Spencer case
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Telegram of 2etb,I

Telegram OF 26thtI
Six yellow fever deaths at Bav st. Louis
yesterday. Three of the brothers OF ST.
Stanislaus College at that place had black
vomit last evening. A letter from Missis-
sippi City reports thirteen cases at Barnes
Hotel there-one child not expected to re-
cover.
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j. A. WILLIAMSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPr1oN CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled to the right Of pre-
emption TO any Of the lands within the town
ships and parts of townships above enumera-
ted, is required to establish the same 10 the
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver Of
the Jackson Land Office, and make payment
therefor as soon as practicable AFTER seeing
this notice. and before the day appointed for
lands embracing the tract claimed; otherwise
such claim will be forfeited
No pre-emption claim based on a settlement
subsequent TO the date of this Proclamation.
and prior to the Offering will be recognized
by the Government,
J. A. WILLIAMSON,
Commissioner of the Gen'l Land ONCE.
Ang. u, 1S7S-3m.
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Orr1cr oF rHE MAYoR

THE NJ OK
bloomington, ILL, Sept. "A, 1851
resident of Howard Association, jackson,
Alssissippi
-. herewith enclose you bill ladinR for zoo
,@gAs OF flour and 800 sacks corn meal.
witch you will please distribute to the
,noSt needy sufferers from effect of yellow
Ever. Use your own judgment and dis
v ,t'i, in distributing the above, and you
a an nave carried out the wishes of the
s sUaors We shipped one ear load of ice
S1lu one car load of -four to President OF
Inward Association at Memphis. and have
Uought to day, lot of bacon, which we
"oW expect to forward in your care. Please
acknowledge receipt of goods and oblige,
Yours truly,
JOHN REED,
Mayor, aud Charm Relief Committee,
;, fhis comes in good time, as il enables ouT
howard Association to oil acquisitions from
Dry Grove, Water Valley and other places
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J. a WILLTAMHuN.
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO pREEMrrIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled 90 thc RIGHT of pro-
emptiOn TO any of the lands within tho town
ship s and parts of townships above ruumrru-
ted, is required To- establish the same to tho
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver of
the Jackson Land Office, aud make payment
thereof as soon as practicable after seeing
this notice, and before the day appointed ter
tho commencement Of the public sale uf fhe
lands embracing HE tract claimed; otherwise
such claim will bc forfeited.
No presumption claim based 0u "a settlement
subsequent 90 the date OF This Proclamation,
and prior 20 the Offering Will hc recognized by
the Government.
j. "A. WILLIAMSON.
Commissioner 90 abe General Land Office.
July2i lS1S-}m
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MarfIn&Tenn.

MARTINS. Tenn, Sept %,
One death and four new cases, making
thirry-eight now sick. Among them are
W j. Johnson, agent OF the Mississippi
Central
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FACULTY


W f. ROGERS NJ D., Professor or surrcrt
Clinical and Operative. and Dean or rlr
Faculty.
D. b. SAUNDERS, NJ. b.. Professor N tba
Principles aud Practice 81 Surgery
S. G.. MADDUX NJ. d.. Professor of Thfurr
and Practice OF Medicine
t. /. SIM NJ D.. Professor OF Obstetrics
Is. G.. HENNING, VI. ID, Professor of Anatomy
and Orthoppdic surgery
W. j. ARMSTRONG, NJ. D., Professor of Thisi-
ology aud Diseases OF Children
HEBER JONES VI. d.. Professor of Olsen .ov
Of Throat and Chest, and Clinical Medicine.
JULIUS WISE. 81. b.. Professor of MaterI4
Medica aud Therapeutic
Of Women.
JULIUS FAHLEN, NJ. D., Professor OF rhcm-
istrv and Toxiculogy
j. ). ROBINSON, Pu. g., Professor Of phar-
A. g. SINCLAIR. NJ D. Professor of ortha-
mology aud OtoIogy.
r. b. NALL NJ. b.. Professor of Pathological
Anatomy aud Ncucrcal Diseases
W, y. ROGERS NJ D. Demou-trat1r oF
Anatomy
SCHOOL OF PHARMACY- Protectors RoB-
TYSON, FAnLEN and WISE.
Ilcket .........sop ~
Graduation TO uJ
The new College building j. located an
Union Avcnue, imme lIntely iu front r.. thg
Marine and Memphis City Hospital
Our object in locating near the hospital De- t0
give students thorough instruction al thc brI-
side. Daily clinics will be held during tho
entire course.
EXPENSES or SCHOOL
MaIriculAtloh ee.'; .....''...s..'.+. .....s uj
Demonstrator's Ticket ........ I'D DAD
Professors Ticket, lfull course J.......... I'D %
Graduation Fee.......................... ~ 90
For Information, address the Dean.
Augl4 '7s-4
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OsyI6a in Restored Health, Prays
to ISe anticipated from LEGAL
Quaramtfme.
A Handsome Contribution from
the City of Mexico.

To Hon. j. NJ. Stone, Governor of Missis-
sippi:
American residents in Mexico, through
Hon. John W. Foster, U. S. Minister at
Mexico, contributed for yellow fever suffer
ers, and deposited with us, seven hundred
dollars in gold, to be used at your discre-
ton. We hold the same subject to your
sight draft. DRExEL e MORGAN.
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ChaI1anOO8a

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Sept. 4.-Four
deaths and three new cases yellow fever the
last twenty four hours. The Board of
Health advises those who can to leave the
city as the disease is assuming a worse type.
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Too RusY 10 Make a Report,
Az Holly Springs.
GREENVWWWE.

GREENvILLE, September 24.-The sick
mum Der over three hundred; total deaths,
two hundred and ten. No decrease. The
fever is spreading in the country. The
Mayor and Marshal are dead, and very few
persons in the town.
GREENvILLE, Sept. 24.-Dr. Sam Walker
sick; over 300 cases to date and 2l0 deaths
no decrease; fever spreading in country
mayor and marshal dead very few left
great trouble in burying dead; terrible in
deed. j. Fl. NELSON, Relief Committee.
GREENvILLE, Sept PIT is estimated
that there have been 800 deaths here to this
date. Among the recent deaths are Mayor
Trigg, Arthur Yerger, City Marshal and
Rev, Duncan Green. +. A. bennett, Oper-
ator, has been down with the fever since
Tue-d last. At Refuge Landing there
have been Is deaths out of 20 cases.
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TO-NORROW.

What name doth joy most borrow
When life is fair?
ITO morrow"
What name doth best fit sorrow
La young despair?
''To-morrow."
George Elliott.
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MISSISSIPPI MILITARY INSTITUTE.
For obvious reasous,the opening OF the next
session of this Iuttitute, located at Pass
Christian, has been postponed until the first
Monday in November
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DEArH or Mrs. RUCKs.-We learn
that letter has been received in this city
conveying the Information that Mrs. Jas
7 Ruck-, nee Sallie Hunter, died recently in
Colhoma county.
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"No,' replied Bob. How do you know she
is handsome, then ?" because the women
are always running her down"
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DEATH OF Mis-. SEAMAN.-We are
panied 70 announce the death.Of Mrs. An
ME SEAMAN. wife of ". j. Seaman, which
occurred at the Evans place, five miles north
OF Jackson. on last Sunday afternoon at 3
O'clock. She had not been well since she
left town a month ago.
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THE FEVER AT WINoNA.-We learn
that the yellow fever has appeared at Vino
ma, and that Mr.. j. c. kttrell, formerly a
merchant of this city, and Mr.. w. A. Camp
hell have died.
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JACKSON HIGH SCHooL.--We are
requested by Prof. /. H. Bsbb, Principal,
90 state that the exercises of Jackson High
School will be resumed as soon as the pre-
ysling epidemic subsidies The Professor is
just now a resident of the free State"
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The EpIdemsc az HOLLY spring

HOLLY SPRINGs, Sept. 2s.--Thrre were
ave deaths and eighteen cases. The Relief
.Cammitfre yesterday only numbered one.
D.,et.sFS Manning. of Aaslia, Texas, L.Inis,
of DeniSon, Texas. aud Kennels. OF this
place are dead.
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BRrCE AND LUMBER.-The attention
of builders Is invited to the card of Amos
Kent, who is prepared to fill all orders for
building, pressed paving and curbing
brick rough ana dressed lumber at lowest
market price
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TIE Howard Association of jackson
Is NOT organized merely for home emergen-
ces but to aid any point in the State that
may call for help. mparatively exempt
ourselves, the Association has been doing
good work for other places
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The Disease Spreading in the
GOunIEX RaEislaes Of L.nn1siana

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 24.--The fever is
spreading through the country. In addition
to places heretofore reported, it has appear
ed at Ricohoe plantation on Bayou Teche,
Ferre aux Bpuf, ST. Bernard parish, Stafford
Canding Catahoula parish.
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Memphis Epidemic Items.

Avalanche 29th.l
Eleven Catholic priests have died, Faith
ers Martin Walsh, NJ. Meagher, Bokle, Jr.,
M'Garrey, M'Namara, Van Troosdenberg,
Maternus, Vicar General Riordan, Scanlon
and Mooney and another San Franciscan.
George W. Barber, nurse from Wash
ington City, died yesterday forenoon.
The family of Martin Borland have been
terribly stricken. Three daughters have
died in the last few days. Himself and one
daughter are still very i'll.
Died on Saturday, 18th inst, DIR. Paul
Otey.
Weekly report OF Board of Health for
week ending September %. 1873:
Total deaths Observation-Disclosures. 252
Yellow Fever-Whites ...-.-........1 1913
=" -ColOred ................. 81
Rev Father Mooney, from Nashville. one
week in Memphis, died Thursday night
The fever, although not abating in cases,
is not malignant as it was several days
ago. 1t gradually, as the cool North winds
greet US, becomes mildcr, and one can judge
from the death rate, if correctly reported,
that persons who take it it from this time
on, have at least two chances GU of three of
getting over it. Good nursing, with firm
determination not to give up, in addition to
SIM pie remedies, is two IN the game.
A Memphis telegram of 26th, says:
Several refugees who went into the coun-
try early in outbreak of the fever, are re-
turning because the fever has broken out so
feartully as to cause them to prefer the city
to the country.
Osyka in Restored Health, Prays
80 ISe EmaMcipated from LEGAL
Quaram tine.
OsYKA, Miss, Sept. 26.-Dr. VIM. Jones'
President of the County Board of HEALTH
issued a circular on the oath inst, to the
local boards of health of Pike and Amite
counties, in which he says: 1t gives me
pleasure to report that there is no yell
low fever in our town, and to ask that local
quarantine that now exists against this
place be raised
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WATER VALLEY, Sept. 24.-Fever increas-
ing; two new cases and one death, VIM
Brook, railroad man.
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FAIR Lawn INsTTUTE.-Ihe an
.nouueemeut for the re-openiug of this school
will BE- found in another column. The pre-
else date of opening cannot now be Fixed,
but it will be as soon as our citizens return
to- their homes. aud health shall smile upon
our land again. Miss Baird will be assisted
by her sister. who viii give special atten-
tiou 10 the primary department aud to cal
i,hanics Miss Mary Fearn will continue
in charge OF the music department. The
school will he improved in every respect,
and Jhe rates OF tuition are to be less than
heretofore All of which will be read with
Interest by the many patrons and friends of
this home institution of learning.
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A TIMELY WIsH.-Grand Recorder
John W. Stedman, in making remittance
from Norwich, Conn., Sept. 23d, says.
"a heavy frost is settling down upon us
this evening. | pray it may soon reach
YOUR stricken region"
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Democrat, 2Sth.l
Natchez continues remarkably healthy
and free from fever.
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PROCLAMATTON.
aIOO 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-
w ceived by me, that the following named
penitentiary convicts to-wit: Andrew Var
brough and Percy Mcdonald effected their es-
cape from Messrs. J. s. Hamilton Co., at
BrOokhaven, Miss, on the 9Th day of Septem-
Der, 1878, and are still at large:
Now, therefore, l. J. NJ. STONE, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest and confluence mt in Jail of the said
above named convicts, or FIFTY DOLLARS each
fc one, or more of them, payable by the les
sees of the State Penitentiary And [ do
moreover, require all officers Of this State Ia
be diligent in their Efforts ~ arrest said fugi-
tive convicts.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
Il. 81 Of the State affixed, at Jackson, this
18th day of September. A. D., 1878.
J. NJ. STONE.
By the Governor:
D. P, RoRTEE, Secretary of State
DESCRIPTION:
Andrew Yarbrough is 26 years old, feet IL
inches high, fair complexion, black hair, and
dark gray eyes.
Percy Mcdonald is q years old, feet 1l5<
inches high, fair complexion, dark hair, and
scar on left wrist and right knee.
oct2 '78-3w.
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,r...s-. JrLlExsE and WALTON, OF
-,.,-4gb Office. have placed rs under
.G.- sor numerou. favors since the
&. ..rsr commenced i'm this section.
:, rfease ha, been sick for some days
NJ. attending physician, Or. Hough'
-...Efm doing well
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WANTED.

lady to teach a small school in the
country, who can teach Latin. French, lu-
strumental aud Vocal Music, also the higher
branches OF English Literature. Address Or.
j F. Coker, Madison Station, Madison Co.
Miss sept. Is, ISIS 3w
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tsg yellow fever case of William Nc
.... ssG1 had not been out OF jackson,
..-,r., nr1dgceI inquiry as to the proba-
.e.e It has been a-certained that on
.-g,re- Oh which his mother resides, a
III ,qaa-Buck Patton-received into
|, T. amrlg about five weeks ago,and harbor-
.r.l he wa expelled from town, his
am from badly infected place. A
H., FseeHter Of Patton soon thereafter
a.. grrh disease which the attending
.-s.f.a .a-l at the time had strongly
r.f yellow fever symptoms. About
!. ...a. lime Gregg Richards, another col
al ntn. Ewing ia the same lot, secreted
.,,r5a- from another badly infected place,
N. under cover Of darkness, probably
.,.t.r1IaI tile vigilance of the quarantine
.as-. Rfchard-died very soon thereafter
.-a what was then supposed TO be a
.-,af. case of long standing, but recent
..,.,-. has induced the belief that he may
t... contracted She yellow fever before his
....a bv contact with the person
.t.m he was harb0ring. Residing in
I,, Immediate locality, it is more than
-,,5aba that poor McCaIlum, totally un-
g-.cioas OF danger, owed his death to this
cause. Fortunately for the rest Of the
community tile sanitary measures enforced
brrI. authorities delayed the progress Of
#e disease. else our town would ere this
have been eu-brouded In the same gloom
that has darkeued SO many other places.
We have uo patience to comment upon the
criminal violation OF the ordinances which
vs-ee-ra9Ijshed TO protect the public health,
aud which, iu addition to the punishment
+, h4, brought upon the parties who were
sca,sory TO it. has brought unspeakable
sorrow upon at least one unfortunate family
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The situation at Dry Grove is deplorable.
Several deaths in the past two or three
days. Lumber cannot be had with which
| to make collins,
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Yellow Fever News.

VIcKsBURG, Sept. 29-14 deaths 80 new
cases.
Henderson's Landing. fifty miles from
Vicksburg, reports fifty cases Of yellow
fever. DIR. Hayes dead. Ten cases and three
deaths at GOOdrich's Landing. Forty cases
At Bryant Willis place, five miles from
Vicksburg.
BovHNA, Sept. 28.-Sixty cases of fever in
and around this vicinity; spreading like
wild-tire.
Bolton. Sept. 29.-Four deaths in vicinity
SUNDAY, and four white persons now sick in
town.
CANTON, Sept. 29-Two deaths; no new
eases.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Sept. 3O-Twelve deaths,
80 new eases.
GREENvILLE, Sept. 2s.-Three hundred and
nineteen deaf Ia 10 date, only 20 we'll peo-
pie in town. The fever is reported on Deer
Creek.
WooDvILLE. Sept. 3O.-Thirty- one cases
of yellow fever to date; one death.
Holly SPRINGS. Sept. "A TWENTY-FIVE
new cases and 10 deaf rs for "A hours ending
| at P NJ. to-day Deaths follows !:
Pleasant Henderson, Dennis Jeffries, Kin
loch Falconer, ID. Allen, Nancy Allen.
James Mattel, VIM. Classy, DR.. j. w.
Fennell, Willie CASTILLO, Amelia Maughn.
Too Busy 10 Make a Report.
HOLLY OPRINGS- MISS, sept <0-CdnnOJ
get report OF new cases or deaths tonight.
Col. Holland and other officials are too busy
with the sick to make up a statement
Affairs are fearful here; fully five hundred
down with the fever.
AT Holly Springs.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Sept. 2S.-Thirtv new
cases and eleven deaths. Misses Lucy Fort
and Georgia Featherstone, Selden FAINT,
Treasurer Of the Relief Committee, and
Charles II. Walker of Hartford, CT, are
very low, with little hopes of recovery.
CANTON, Sept. 24-Total cases to date
527; deaths, 50; new cases in last "a hours,
/ 23: deaths one.
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NEW NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2S,-Board of Health
oeport TO noon: Deaths for "A hours, 80 !;
Sssa cases l5S, total cases 902I total deaths,
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We are indebted to our attentive
friend. David T Harrington, at the Quar-
utine station. on the V. Il NJ. Road, for
Hspaper iavors-
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To Col. w. J. L. Holland: | send you
one thousand dollars by express. Have or
dered blankets, clothing, coffee, tea, sugar,
rice, crack rs, hams. ale, whisky. etc. ship
ped from St. Louis. Howard Association
will forward flour and meal from here. If
you will keep US advised will endeavor TO
have your every want supplied.
j. l., POWER.
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S. D. HARPER, Of the Raymond Gazette,
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HOLLY SPRINGS.

The following was received yesterday:
HOLLY SPRINGS, Sept. 30, 1873
To j. L. Power: Yours received. When
tell you we want everything l tell you
correct. No time to write. Send plenty
blankets, clothing for ever people, male
and female; provisions, all you can. No
abatement. God help u
Yours. WI. l.. HOLLAND,
Chairman Relief Committee.
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No S4l.
PROCLAMATION
BY THE
President of the United States
-. VI. KEY.
Postmaster-General

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF CON
i gress Of June 22d, 1876, RBrHEE voRn B.
HAYES President Of the United States Of
America, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sale Of valuable Government
lands will be held at the Land Office at Jack
son, in the State of Mississippi,
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CIT. MARGARET'S HALL,
~ JACKSON MISSISSIPPI.

Mrs. sALLIE -. WARE, PrIncip'I
formerly Principal Female Institute. Padu-
cnM. XVI
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PORT GIBSON, Miss, Sept. 2s.-Sx hun
dred and twenty-five cases, and one hundred
and ten deaths is the total
-Four deaths yesterday, and ten new cases
in the last twenty four hours. The fever is
spreading in the country. Ten cases and
one death are reported fourteen miles east
of us on Judge Baldwin's ''Harding Place
one death on Corsey place three miles north
OF town, and fourteen cases and two deaths
on DIR. Sprouts place.
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Fullon. Kentucky.

FULTON, Sept. 25.-Three sisters. named
Woodbridge, got feEeri it issupposed caught
1t from passenger ear from Memphis left
near their residence. @
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FROM GREENYILLE.

To J. L. Power: Have just returned
from Greenvile, where | went with medi
cines, nurses and supplies. The fever is
still very bad there. John IL. Nelson was
very i'll, and / gave the thousand dollars
from you to Rev. Stephenson Archer,
Chairman Relief Committee. He requested
me to convey grateful thanks for your
kindness. EDWARD ,. BUTTS.
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A Sad Dispatch.

LAKE, Miss, Sept. 80.
To r. N Saunders, Cause, Texas Your
father, mother, Miss Fannie, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcfarland, and Mary and little Char
lev dead. Miss Salie at Raleigh and safe.
Don't come, as it wall be almost certain
death.
H. II, WATTS.
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sep.ll, lS7S-6w
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CRYSTAL SPRINGS, Sept. 2S.-To j L.
Power, Jackson, Miss: Have just dis
patched two hacks tor Dry Grove with five
colored men and one white man, who are
ready to perform any service required of
them; this makes one Doctor, two white
and six colOred nurses, and help sent from
here. | can send more if called for.
w. G.. WILKINSON,
1. Il.,lir, ca, Z LOO
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WinOna, Miss

New ORLEANS, Sept 29.-Deaths, 50; new
cases, l59. Total deaths, Z5S; total cases,
902l.
From noon to D. IN. there were Is deaths
reported. and l0l new cases, 80 of which
date prior to September 25th.
Gov. Nichols to-day received $500 in
gold from American residents in Mexico,
through Minister Foster, for yellow fever
sufferers.