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PROPOSALS FOB PRINTING.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS
J. from the Grand Lodge Knights Of Honor,
for the State Of Mississippi, notice is hereby
Committee on Supplies, for the prin.ing Of
800 copies of the proceedings of the late ses-
sion Of this Grand Lodge, held at jackson,
Mas, on the 18th and 10th Of July, 1873. Ali
ran. Grand Reporter, at Canton, Miss. The
Committee will open the bids and award the
work on the 9th Of August, 1873 The Conn
mittee reserve the right 10 reject any or all
bids.
COMMITTEES on Supplies Grand Lodge N. IL
July21 '78--aw.
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IT is stated that United States Marshal
Hunt has been given leave of absence by
Attorney General Devens, so that he may
solicit subscriptions in Baltimore, New
York, and this city, for Yicksburg and
Port Gibson sufferers.
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MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
Washington. D. c., Sept , 1873
Proposals win be received at the Contract
Office of this Department until 3 P NJ, Of DC
tober Slst, 1878, for carrying the mails of the
United States. upon tie routes, and according
to the schedule of arrival and departure spec
fled by the Department, in the State of Mis-
sissippi from January LIST, 1879, to June SOth,
$751;. Lists of routes, with schedules of arri-
walls and departures, instructions to bidders,
with forms for contracts and bonds and all
other necessary information will be furnished
upon application to the Second Assistant Post
master-General.
I'D. VI. KEY,
sep.1l, lS7S-6w Postmaster-General.
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Memphis Avalanche
MEMpuTs SapFouhar 1879

MEMPHIS, September l, 1873
Mr.. -, DEAR SIR: My husband died
this morning OF fever and am quite alone.
| wish, If you are not afraid OF the fever,
you would be so kind as TO come over here
imm ediately. They have not yet sent out
to see anything about the burial, and he is
swelling very rapidly, so that | am afraid
they will not be able to put him i'm coffin.
/ haven't friend left to DO anything for
me, and | have baby one week old this
morning. so that | am wholly unfit to at
tend to anything. You will greatly Oblige
me by coming over TO see me, and | would
one to send for him, as nv servants all left
yesterday. Let me know by bearer if you
can't come. Mrs.
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"PLEAsE apply it, where it will do
the most good,'' writes Grand Secretary B.
T. Foster, in enclosing a check for five hum
dred dollars from the Odd Fellows of Indi-
ana, for the yellow feYer sufferers in Mis-
sissippi.
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Cor. st. Louis Republican,
j. II. Mathes, of the Ledger, is down
Brooks aud Brennan, of the Appeal, are do
ing well, the latter convalescenI. There
are but tw editors at work, J. NJ Heating,
of the Appeal, and Herbert Landrum, of the
Avalanche. Each paper has but Two print
ers tonight. The Typos are dropping off
James Quiekshank and B. 81. Muller went
to night, and G. II. Smith and o. Z. Bard
are expected to go before morning.
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DEATH OF a. ]. WHEELER.-The
Masonic fraternity of Mississippi will re-
ceive with sorrow the tidings of the death
of Past Grand Master A. j. Wheeler, editor
of the Masonic Jewel. He died at his post
on Saturday last, of yellow fever.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS,

Every person entitled to the right Of pre-
emption "a any Of the lands within the town
ships and parts of townships above enumera-
ted, is required to establish the same to the
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver OF
the Jackson Land Office. and make payment
therefor as soon as practicable after seeing
the commencement Of the public sale Of the
lands embracing the tract claimed; otherwise
such claim will be forfeited.
No presumption claim based on a settlement
subsequent TO the date Of this Proclamation,
and prior to the Offering, will be recognised
by the Government
J. A. WILLIAMSON,
Commissioner Of the Gen'l Land Once.
Ang. q, 1S76-3m.
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Mix AND BUrTER.-We are request
81 by Capt, n. johnson, to state that he has
made arrangements for the daily supply OF
milk buftar and cream to the can't-get-
o,yavs of our citv-vellow fever or no yell
law fever. Orders left at Lemly's drug
store. or at Browns oil depot, will receive
prompt attention.
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CAPT. J. c. TUCKER.-The noble,
self-sacrfcing conduct of this gentleman
in fastening, with others, to the relief of
our stricken communities, will not soon be
forgotten 1t will be seen that he is on duty,
as nurse, at Holly Springs. Capt. Tucker
will be remembered as former Superintend-
emit of Education Of Kinds county.
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GovEKxoR Stone is Ia the city.

LII. PowER. Grand Secretary.
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Owing 10 the fears entertained by many res
pecting yellow fever, the opening of next ses-
sion has been postponed until the lsr OF OC-
TOBER. This will be only two weeks later
than the regular time, the 10th of September.
There is no yellow fever in Meridian, nor
has there been any up to this time. We are
grateful to God for this mercy, and hopeful
respecting the future.
The prospects for another prosperous ses-
sion, good; and we hope, by the LIST of next
month"; to be able to welcome all of our pupils
again, and many others to this Institution.
c. NJ GORDON,
sep II, 1878. President.
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Col. E. RICHARDSON is doing good
work in New York for Mississippi. We are
advised by telegraph to-day of $500 90 hav-
ing been sent, at his instance, by the New
York Cotton Exchange.
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Is answer to inquiries, we are glad to
state that Dr. Harrington, City Physician
and Health officer, is recovering from his
severe attack of remittent fever, and will be
able to resume his official and professional
l..tin. i'm fesH daEs.
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THE ODD FELLOWS. Grand Master
John Lake, of Rockford, H., in sending his
check for five hundred dollars for the relief
OF his brethren in Mississippi says:
please advise me of the further necessi-
ties of the brethren in your jurisdiction, to
Whom we are ready to respond literally on
call"
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TAKE NoTICE.-A writer from an in
fected district says: "The speediest
deaths are among that class addicted to
beer and whiskey drinking, and when
attacked they are almost certain to die. :"
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and Day School for Young Ladies'
AVN TTmrr y nrnrn
Will open fn West jackson, First
MOmhi.Y In Ocfnhen.

This institution is organized 10 meet che
wants OF jackson and surrounding country,
where there are many homes of culture and
refinement, whose dnughtere demand "a seat of
the highest learning economically ndmiuig-
tered, with the best standard of intellectual
and moral training. The course of study win
be as thorough as that pursued in che best o.
male Colleges Of our country while Music.
Art, and the Modern Languages viii Do taught
BY competent instructors.
There will be a resident French doVelurar-
In each class a silver medal will be given fo
the pupil showing the best report in ianl nGr-
particular study. To the pupil who earns thr
greatest number Of silver medals, au clcrrrt
gold medal viii be given. There VIII hc r-r.II
medal fOR the most industrious music pupil
also prizes In Drawing, Painting. WriHnr
Neatness, Amiability and Calealhcuiot DIS
hpl0mas awarded 90 che Vouun ia0ira who pass
Il satisfactory eKnmin atiunom taa whole eaI.r. e.
The cheapest School ln tNs N1utN HrH CONDOS
etc., address, MHA
auRz l8-dn. In
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UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI. = The
openingof the next session of this iRstitu-
ton has been postponed until 31st October
We think it would be well for all our
schools to make similar announcement.
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The QUARANrINE.-Mayor McGill,
we are glad TO announce, has instructed the
Quarantine Officers to allow no one to come
within quarantine limits, who comes through
sany infected locality. We urged this last
week, and our observation since has fully
satisfied us of its propriety. Eternal vigil
pauce now may be the price of our safety.
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STOPPED To MAKE HIS WILL An
officer of the e. 5. Signal Corps passed
through Jackson to Nicksburg yesterday,
under orders from Washington. He stopped
here Just long enough to make his will,
which he deposited in this office for safe
/ Laaniun
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More Help from California.
sAcRAMENro. CAL.. sept. z,

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Sept. 2, 1873.
To the Governor of Mississippi:
On behalf of the city of Sacramento anC
benevolent orders, we send you six hundred
and fifty-seven dollars, to be distributed by
you in your STAGE, in such manner as IN
your opinion may do most good to the snf
ferers by yellow fever.
CHRIsToFKR GREEN,
r. A. CAREY,
r. G. WKTHLER.
Cnrnrraikfaa
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THANKs.--Our friend Z. '. Seutter,
who is now in New York, is placing US un-
der obligations in forwarding files of city
papers; to cart. J. \, Hoskins, of Brook
haven, we are indebted for a New Orleans
paper every morning.
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FoR RENT.

A COMFORTABLE DWELLING with 9
- Rooms and OuthOuses, good Cistern and
half acre garden in perfect repair, and con-
yenient 10 the business part or the city.
NIP hgPl'x Es g IHos' MARION
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A. V1RDEN requests US to state that he
Ia. stock OF groceries and plantation sup
niles. at his place, on the Clinton and Liv-
i.r.,on road. 6 miles north of Clinton.
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Col. O. c. FRENCH is doing good work
in Ohio for our fever-stricken communities
Can't. l.. lake is also doing good service
In Chicago and Washington.
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JOHN M. SMYLIE,
Post ONCE Box 1872.

jackson Mississippi.
win attend to any land business entrusted
to his care.
Parties desiring to purchase any fthe lands,
offered at the Government sale, TO take place
en- he 18th of October 1873, will find il to their
interest TO correspond with him.
iuly3I 7S-3m
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We are under obligations to our friend
Mr. Adolophe Julienne, telegraph operator
here, for appreciated favors.
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MAJ. Z. c. WALL, State Commission
er of immigration, has enrolled for duty with
the Jackson Howard Association, and is
acting as Secretary.
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A New ORLEANS correspondent

A New ORLEANS correspondent of a
Western paper, writes:
F. T. Nichols, Governor, who presides
over the destinies of the State, lounges in
the office of the Board of Health, but in the
interest of the community, nothing is heard
of him. The coEardly absence of Gibson
and Ellis, candidates for reelection in Con-
gress, is bringing upon both universal exc
Grafton.
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TINNIN SCHOOL HOUSE.

All of Township !, range l west, and east
half of township :, range west, composed
of sections l, :, 3, 10, H. II, -, H. 10, p %,
"a, 25 70, p, a. IS, 80.
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Rev. CHAs. G. P4RsoNs, rector of
Grace Episcopal Church, Memphis, died in
that CITY on Saturday last.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-09-11

THE Vicksburg authorities have made
arrangements to have boat load of sup
plies sent from St. Louis every week.
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deaths occurred at Dry Grove, viz: John
Stubbs age, "A years Hiram Calender, age. |
81: Lula Calender, age 10.
There was one death previously, a child /
recently from Vicksburg, which was buried /
by Stnbbs and Calender. This Is authentie. |
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rrain. on the Vicksburg and BE.
ridian Railroad stopped Except
Between VfeksburS and Jack"
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LETTER LIST.

List of Letters remaining in the Postoffice
at jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for r.. r..
week ending Sept. IL, 1873:
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The south half township 4, range 4 west, com
posed of sections 10, 20, q, y. - y, ., ~.
of townships, range A west; and all Of town
ship ID, range east that is in the county
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MERIDIAN FEMALE COLLEGE.

$ ep.1l,1s7s-6w
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. EGIsTRAT1oN NOTICE.

The County Board of Registration will be a,
the following named Voting Precints for the
purpose OF registering all qualified voters in
Kinds County, who failed to register az the
recent Special Registration;
At Dry Grove, September 18th and 18th.
Utica, September 10th and 18th.
Cayuga, September 18th and 18th.
Auburn, September 10Th aud Dist
Edwards, September 23l and 24th.
Brownsville, September 18th and 18th.
Bolton, September 9th and 18th.
Tinnn School House, September 30th and
October lst
Clinton, October ID and Sd.
Raymond, October 4th and 9th.
Terry, October 9Th and sth.
Byra.n October 9th and 10Th.
Forest Hill, October llth and 18th.
North Ward, jackson October l4th and 10th.
South Ward, jackson October 10th and l7th.
West Ward. jackson October 18th and l9th.
Liberty Grove, October DIST and 22i
Raymond for the purpose Of General Regis
tration, October 9th, 25th, 10Th, 18th, and
1Qth
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Cor. ST. I,ouis Republican. I

The Memphis Press and the EPi.
demic.
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BOLTON.

The west hall of township &, range = west
composed of sections t. 5, Il, 7, \, ., IT, IL. Is
10, 20, q, %. 20, 30 81, 81 and 49, all Of
township q, range west.
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PROCLAMATTON
BY THE
President of the United States

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF CON
i gress or June 22d, 1876 RUTHERFORD j.
HAYES, President of the United States of
America do hereby declare and make known,
that a public sale of valuable Government
lands will be held at the Land Office at Jack
cnr, In tho Sintn nf MiSsiSSinrni
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RRNWNsVIIIE

The west half of township :, range west
composed of sections T. >, 8, Z, :, 3, Is, Il, Is,
49, 20 q, %, -, 30, 81, 81 and 33 all of
township I, range 3 west; all Of township T.
range west that is in the county; all Of
township 8, range west that is in the
county; all of township 8 range 4 west that
is the county.
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LIBERTY GROVE.
second supervisors District.

All of township s, range east that is in the
county, and all of township q, range east
that is in the county.
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All of township 8, range west; all Of town
ship To- range east, that is in the county,
and north half of township A, range ! west,
composed of sections !, 2. 3, T. 5, q, = 8, q, 10,
IL, II, Ii, II, 10, l6, II, Is.
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First Supervisors District.
CLINTON BOX.

All of Township 4, range l west, and east halt
of township 6, range , west, composed OF
sections J, ?, 3, TO- II, II, IL IA, l5 y, %, "a
Is. % u. 81 IS So
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OT. MARGARET'S HALL,
~ JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.

NIrs. sALLIE ID. WARE. FsrIncipT.
formerly Principal Female Institute, Padu-
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EDWARDS.
Third Supervisory District.

All of township 6, range 4 west, and all OF
township Is, range east.
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CAYUGA.
UTICA.

All of township IA, range east that is in
the county.
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Fourth supervisors District.
RAYMOND.

RAYMOND.
All of township 8, range west; all of town
ship q, range west and north half Of town
ship 4, range west, composed of sections !
3, 4, 8, d, Z, 3, g. 10, IL, II IL, II, l5 rs, H.
Is, and the north half Of township T. range 3
west composed of sections l. 2 3, T. 8, &, T. s.
g 10, II, II, ID, A. Is, l6, II, ald IL.
DRY GROVE.
All of township 3, range west and the south
half of township 4, range 3 west, composed
of sections 10, 20 u, % %, "a u 70, ~
%, %, 80, 81 81, So a. IS, and 30, and the fol-
lowing reotions in township a. range west,
via; 49, 20, u, y, %, "a u, %, %, 30, 81 81
80, and "a and tn following sections of
township 3, range 4 west, viz: 3, 4 O. q, z s.
10, -, l6 II, Is, 49, 20 q, y a. 70, %, 30 81,
81, 80 and "a.
Firth supervisors District.
TERRY.
All of township 3, range / west, and all Of
township 3, range / east, that is in the
county, and the following sections in town
ship 4, range l west, viz: II, Is, 49, 20 u,
-, 30 81, b. 80, "a, 30 and 3G; and the fol-
lowing sections in township 4, range
west, viz %, % 30, 36, and the following
sections in township 3, range west viz
], 2, IL, II, l3, IA, %, q rs, ~, IS and &c
BYRAM
All of township 1, range / east, that is in the
county, and the following sections in town
ship 4, range ! west viz: 1,23,4. J. g.. 7,s
g. 10, II, Il, -, H. Is, l6 q, p %, a, %, 2G
and y.
FOREST HILL.
All of township 5, range / west and all Of
township 8, range 1 east, that is in the coun
ty, and not in the corporation of the city Of
Jackson
CITY OF JACKSON.
Voters residing in the lst north ward shall
vote at the Engine House of Fire Company
No l.
Those residing in the ID or south ward shall
vote at the City Hall
Those residing in the 81 or west ward shall
vote at the Edwards House.
Aug. IA, 1873. A. g. LEWIS, President
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PORT GIRSoE.
PoRT GIBsoN. Sept. 10. 1878.

To J. L. POWER: Again, dear sir,
thank yeu for Your untiring efforts to aid
as. About 200 cases now under treatment.
Many are convalsscing. Eighty-five deaths
TO date. But few left 70 haFe Ehs fever now.
] Az. a. GAGE,
PFes't H. a..
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GRENADA.

GRENADA, September 3.-Four new cases
and three deaths since last report. DIR. ].
Wallace, formerly OF New Orleans, practic-
ing chiefly among the negroes, says it is the
easiest managed fever he has over seen on
colored people. He has not lost case.
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THE HOME GUIDE.

is a new book, by 500 ladies, containing
nearly 1000 receipts or recipes witt
directions which will be found usefu
in every household
THE HOME GUIDE is copyrighted
and we have the exclusive control OF
the book for Kenosha County, and il
can be obtained only through the TELE-
GRAPH Office.
A copy of this valuable book will
be presented to every subscriber for
the TELEGRAPH old or new on the fol
lowing conditions:
To eoery old subscriber qOho has paid
up, ON payment for one gear IN 0d0o9ace
Of his present payment.
To e0e2y old subscriber a0ho has not
paid up, on pairing up and paying one
gear IN GC1y0goce.
To e0ery 4oetO subscriber 1Ob0 pays for
one gear IN 0d0a71ce.
THE HOME GUIDE is one of the best
premiums ever given to newspaper
subscribers-a book of real and prac-
tical value, of 100 pages, well bound in
board and green cloth covers. The
TELEGRAPH is the oldest paper in the
State, and one of the largest, ablest
and best local papers published. And
for $500 subscribers will get Yalua-
BILE book and the TELEGRAPH for one
year.
Every household should have the
HOME GUIDE. Every lady will be de-
delighted with it. Every family should
have. the TELEGRAPH. Every one
would be pleased with it. And now is
the time to subscribe and pay for it
and receive valuable premium. Sub
Scribers will do us favor by calling
the attention Of their neighbors and
others who are not subscribers to this
article and the offer made to new sub
scribers.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-04-25

THE WAR between Russia and Tur-
key, long suspended, may be only in
obeyance. Peace between them, and es-
pecially the peace Of Europe. snot yet
secured. England and Russia seem to
be contemplating war, and are both
preparing for war on a gigantic scale.
But war between them may still be
averted. Bismarck has been negotiat-
ing for conference or congress and
may be successful in bringing it about
or may not. But even if a conference
should be held, there is no certainty
that it will result in securing the peace
of Europe, or even peace between En- 3
land and Russia. The balance be-
tween peace and war seems to be abont
evenly suspended and there are many
grave and even little matters any of
which may give q perpenderance to ei-
Their scale. II
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A TERRIFIC rain, hail and wind
storm passed over a part Of Iowa and
Illinois last Sunday. The village of
Pomeroy in Iowa is said to be nearly
destroyed. At Galesburg, Illinois, there
was but little wind but the rain and
hail were disastrous - hail falling
larger than hens eggs which by actu-
al measurement were from to Il
inches in circumferance-doing much
damage.
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ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.

Last week the Senate passed a reso-
lution to adjourn on the 10th of June.
The House postponed action upon it
Till the 18th of May.
The House, under Democratic rule,
seems inclined to protract the session
needlessly and unproatably.
SPECIE PAYMENT has been resumed
in Chicago by two Of the National
Banks = the Northwestern National
and the National Bank of Illinois.
During five days last week the North
western paid out less than 800 a day
in coin in exchange for it's bills.
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Iron is the currency of the iron re-
gion OF East Tennessee, the metal be-
ing worked UP into bars, half a dozen
OF which can easily be carried upon
the shoulders. When a man wants
shoes, clothing, coffee, sugar, or any or
all domestic articles, he shoulders the
bars OF iron which have been given
him in exchange for his labor, goes to
10 merchants and gets them.
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F. W. LYMAN and his wife and two
sons returned last Thursday from
Florida, where they have been since
the coming in Of cold weather last
winter. Mr.. Lyman is very much
pleased with Florida, has bought a
farm of twenty acres there, and has
built house and set out four hundred
orange trees on his farm.
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EMIGRATION to Liberia is becoming
popular with the colored people OF
South Carolina and adjoining States
Last Sunday the Azof sailed from
Charleston for Liberia carrying 25C
colored men, women and childred, and
not half the number who wanted to &C
could obtain passage.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-04-25

THE Sheboygan and Fond du Lac
Railroad Depot, at Sheboygan Falls,
was struck by lightning and burned,
together with nearly all its contents,
early Monday morning, during the Sc
we're storm.