The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-09-04
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measures 10 respond appropriately | trust
Maine will not be dilatory in contributing
her two mites"
IRA BERRY. Grand Recorder.
MAYORS OFFICE.
MT CARMEL, ILL, Aug. "A, 1s78.S
j. L. PowER-Dear Sir and Bro: En-
cI"Sed find $1,000, contribution from Mr.
Carmel Masonic Lodge. No. z39. to be dis
trIbuted by you as you see proper in reliev-
ing the distressed OF your State. | asst re
You that your afflicted people have our
heartfelt sympathy Fraternaly.
X. >. GORDON. w. NJ.
ATCHIsoN, KANSAS, Aug. 28. 1873.
j. l.. POWER, Grand Treasurer: / have
$50 % for you. How can l get it there?
A. X PLATT.
WILSON, KANSAS, August %, 1873.
j. L. Power. Grand Secretary: | have
the honor and pleasure OF handing YOU
herewith $5l.50 contributed for the aid of
yellow fever sufferers by the citizens of
Wilson, small town on the frontier. with
their symDathieS in your Distress OF this
amount. $l7-00 was contributed By the
craft. 1ou are to disburse the money as
you see proper-distributing same amount
10 fraternity as was contributed by it.
Eraternally, J. NJ. BRUNDAGE
j. L. POWER, Grand Treasurer l. o. O. F.:
Draw through First National Bank for S25,
for relief of Odd Fellows:
Z. B. STEDMAN. Sec'y.
HoPKINsvILLE, KY, August p. 1873.
j. L. Power, Grand Urea surer l. O. o. F.:
Enclosed find $60-$25 from Mercy Encamp-
ment' No. 81, and $50 from Green River
Lodge No. 81, l.. 0. 0; F., for distribution
to the yellow fever sufferers, to be distribu-
ted as in your judgment NAV be best.
10. S. CHA STAIN
Secretary
LOUISVILLE, Aug. p, 1873.
j. L. POWER Grand Treasurer 0. Of:
Enclosed find $50, to be used for the benefit
of the yellow fever sufferers in your State.
to be distributed as you deem best. or this
amount, $25 is from Home Lodge, No. %,
and $20 from Amnon Encampment, No. II.
Eraternally.
AT. TALBOT.
Col. RICHARDSON SUBSCRIBES $500.
New YORK, August q, 1873.
J. l.. Power, Jackson: Just returned
from Europe. Subscribe five hundred dol
lars for your Howard Association, and draw
on Richardson and May when needed.
Z. RICHARDSON.
Mr.. Richardson has sent $1,000 90 from
Europe to Vicksburg.
WHEELING, w. V, August q. 1873.
j. L. Power, Grand Secretary: We have
five hundred dollars. What is Grand Mas
ter Murphy's address?
j. II. WILLIAMS, Grand Treas
TUPELO, Miss. August q, 1878.
j. L. POWER, Grand Secretary: Our
Lodge has sent $25 90 to Grenada, and we
have $25 co for VickSburg How shall we
send it? directed to send to w. G. Pax
ton. c. B. HOOP, w. Nj.
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
COLUMBUS, Aug. 26.-The citizens meet
ing tonight, in interest of the yeIlow-tever
sufferers. was largely attended. Eight hun
dred dollars were collected and will be sent
South at once. Committees were appointed
to canvas the city by wards for more sub
scriptiOns,
NEW YORK.
New YORK, August 26.-The Chamber of
Commerce to-day sent thiTty-five hundred
dollars to New Orleane, Memphis and Vicks-
burg. The lecture at White Sulphur Springs
by Colonel Long, formerly of the Egyptian
army, Melted two thousand dollars, which
has been forwarded to Vicksburg.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, August 26.-The commits
tee having charge of the collection and dis
bursement of funds for fever sufferers decide
to distribu six thousand dollars at once
twenty-five hundred dollars to New Orleans,
fifteen hundred to Vicksburg, fifteen hun
dred to Mem phis, and five hundred to Gre
NADIA. The subscriptions to date aggregate
seven thousand seven hundred and forty
dollars.
SUPPLIES FOR VICKSBURG.
CHICAGO, Ill, Aug Both, 1873.
Hon. JNO. MCGILL, Mayor: Train with
forty thousand rations Government sup
plies leave here tonight for Vicksburg.
j. l.. LAKE, JR.