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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-10
L0RILLARD TOBACCO.

The great celebrity of our TIN TAG TOBACCO
has caused many limitations thereof to be placed OF
the market. We therefore caution all chewers
against purchasing such limitations.
All dealers buying or selling other plug tobacco
bearing hard or metallic label render themselves
liable 10 the penalty Of the law and all persons vio-
latng our trade marks are punishable by fine nd
imprisonment LSee act Of Congress, Aug. IA, 1876.
The genuine LoRRILARD TIN TAG TOBACCO
can be distinguished bya TIN TAG on each lump
with the word LORRlLARD stamped thereon.
Over loss tons tobacco sold in 1877, and nearly
5000 persons employed in factories,
Taxes paid Government III 1871, about $500 go,
and during past IL year,, over sso0c,0e.
These goods sold by all jsbbers at manufacturers
rates.
eg-The TIN TAG SMOKING TOBACCO IL
second to none" In aroma, mildness purity and
quality.
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GEO. =, ROWELL Il CO.,
10 Spruce Street, New York
n Bon every order for this List we will give Won
over haifa million circulation In otherpQpers with
out charge,
COAL.
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COUNTY NOTICES.
ITO THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDER
i COUNTY:

WHEREAS The County Board Of Alexander coun
~ have under Hdvisemont y proposed change OF The
election precincts In said county, all parties hay
ing any suggestions or petitions IN offer In regard 10
the came are hereby requested 10 hlc the zane by
the September scssion OF said board
SAMUEL ]. HUMM, County Clerk
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SEALED PROPOSALS

VIII be received at the City Clerks Office until 6
o'clock of Tuesday, August 18th, 1878 for the City
Printing for one year Said bids must include the
cost of publishing the council proceedings, ordi.
nanccs and notices Of all kinds, inserted by any city
officer or by order of the city council
The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids
j. b. PHlLLlS, City Clerk.
Cairo H., July %. 1873.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF CITY CLERK

OFFICE OF CITY CLERK
CAIRO, ILL, July - 1873.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until 8 o'clock p m. of Tuesday, 18th day OF Au.
gust 1873 for mrnishin. all materials excepting
all work necessary in putting n drainage pipe
through the ohio Levce, at or near Thrty.egh,h
street according to plan and specifications made by
j. =. Hely, civil engineer, and now on file IN this
office Said work to he done under the direction
and supervision of the Committee on Drainage
The right TO eject any or all bids is reserved by
the city. j. Il. PIilLLlS, City Clerk.
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pIANn Boanii'ul Concert Grand npE
l ! INV L-Ann-. LrL-. slL1n unLY VIlV y y

1 LAW Pianos. price sit4D only Oltpi AN
s421 sEpcrb Grand square Pianos. price sli"
only So Elegant tpH -A' Pianos, price $50 only
ss 6rggu. IL .to5. AZ - hrrch Or,sn. IL
stops price str only siij. Elegant S5-S Mirror Top
Organs. only sl06 Buyer. comc aud spr me nj
homo II ! um uo' o. reprr.cst.d r. r fare pal
both way- and Piano or organ given iscc. Large
HIST. Newspaper with much Information about cost
OF pianos aud Organs sent fs,c. Please addrc..
DANIEL r. BEATTY. Washington, y. J. ~.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-08-10

Back. Dimncss OF the Vision. Premature Od Age,
and many other diseases that lead to Insanity. Con
sumption aud a Premature Grave. all OF which ~ a
rule are fret caused by dcviatng from the path OF
nature aud OItr'indulgcnce. The Specific Medicine
4. the result OF life study and many year, OF eN'
pcrience IN treating these special diseases
Full particulars IN Onr pamphlets, when we de-
sire TO send free by mail 10 every one
The Specific Medicine l. sold by all druggists at
81 per package, or six packages for 81, or VIII be
sent by mail on receipt oil the money 10y addressing
THE GRAY MEDICINE co"
No. 10 Mechanics Block, DETROIT, Mich:
eS-Sod In caro-. III, by PAUL IT, schuh' ana
by Druggists everywhere.
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Office: Bulletin Building, Washington Avenue
CAIRO, ILLlOlS,


Eight lines Of rOld nonparcil constitute square,
Displayed advertisement will be charged accord
Ing 10 the space occupied, at above ratc-there be.
ing twelve fines Of sod type 10 the inch.
TO regular advertisers We offer superior induce.
mcnts. both A. 10 rates Of charges and manner OF
displaying their iavor-.
Local notices twenty cents per line for first inser
'iOn ten cents per line for each subsequent nser'
ton.
Communications upon subjects Of general Interest
10 the public are al all times acceptable. Rejected
manuscripts will not be returned.
Letters and Communications should be addressed
Cairo Bulletin Cairo Illinois
JNO. IL ORERLY. General Manager.
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TILE RERLIN TREATY.
APPOINTMENTS.

Priyy.Counsclqr and Senator Gicrs is ap-
pointed TO the administration Of the Foreign
Office during the temporary absence Of Gort-
schak Otf
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MEDICAL.
I}ENSON'S
Capcine Porous Plaster.

The manufacturers received the highest aud only
award given 10 Porous Plasterr AZ the Centennial,
We warrant BensOn's Capcinc Plaster 10 be supc'
ror 10 all other Porous Plgscrs and 70 all nmcnts.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

JNo. II. OBERLY, General Manag
The New York herald., 1878-09-12
A FIGHT WITH INCONSISTENCIES" "

AN ATrEMrr TO ARREST TWO ILLICIT DIsI IL
LEBs RESULTS IN TIE KILLING OF ONE
MARSHAL AND THE wouNDiYo OF AN.
orHgB-No AERysTs.
[By TELRaBArH TO THE HERALD
MACON. Ga, sept H. 1915
A desperate nght occurred In Hancock county. last
night, between ,Depa,y United states Marshal Larus
den, Who was accompanied by posse, asd Two young
men named Ennis, whom the Sheriff desired 10 ar.
rcst for carrying on Illicit distiIIcry IN BALDWIN
county. Two OF tho posse were snot, one OF these
named Jack Klnbrew was mortally wounded, and
died to-day, al MiicdgcviIfs; another named Jamss
Iansy was serouiy wounded 10 The hip ana abdomen.
but will recover This dstliers arc stili st large,
and tho Marshal when re,piorced viii make another
spdeavor 10 arrest them.
The New York herald., 1878-09-12
THE PATERSON STRIKE.

The strikers In Adams n Co.'S factory, Paterson
~ j., we're informed yesterday morning that morf
hands were expected 10 arrive from Massachusetts
spda stampede at once took place for tho Market
street Depot, which IN loss than half 40
hour was surrounded by several thou
sand persona Ths new hands did nos
arrive however. ana the crowd wcro
not long In dispensing. with tho exception Of this
single incident nothing OF interest Connected win
tho strike occurred during the day rDc new hands
who were taken In the factory some time age we're
at work despite the elorts of the strikers to have
them JON In tbc strike The vicinity oi tbc fsotory
ts guarded by doubie police force at night, owing u
the that tho strkcrs intend to burn the estab
lsnmcnt unless the 0rm speediiy acccde 10 their do
msuds
The New York herald., 1878-09-12

ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR DEATHS IN MINI
PHIs AND TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
SEVEN EEw cAsEs--A LARGE ORDER ron
coFrNs-IHE POST OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, Sept IL, 1873
The weather has been cool to-day, which was un.
favorable to thu Sick The clal report OF the Board
OF Health shows 104 deaths. OF which nineteen were
colored. There wore sixty.nvs new casea The corps
Of the Howard Association report 2l2 new eases. To
guard against any misbop to tho county uu-
dcrtaker ana expedite the burial of the pauper
dead, President Lapgsian, OF the Howard Associs-
tion, to-day ordered 900 collins, which viii be
The action OF hr. William J. Chase IN sssuming
charge OF tho Post Once wus approved by Messrs
s. Nichols and g. g. FISHER, the Dondsmen Of the lato
X. a. Thompson
Among The dead IRE d. Dcvots, Mrs. Degray, Ben
not Martin Eyke, Isaac Leopold and r. W. Roysier,
Jr Herbert l.. Landrum, city editor OF the Arafonche
Is reported dying HIS mothor IS down with the
fever. John q. Jonsdae is down, and r. b. Clarke
has been appointed ia his stead as treasurer of the
Cuizcns' Reliei Committee.
We have AT this dato $500 SICK TO provide Tor and
10 600 well people to fecd Tho average increase of
cases 100 and the deaths leo per dDy Thore
arc sgns OF abatement OF tho fever, though the
weather has turned cold, ana we have hopes that the
back OF the epidemic has been broken. The total
daily expenses OF the Howard Association
and Citlzen's Relief Commi,iee are sbuns
The New York herald., 1878-09-12

rHE FEVER RECORD AT BATON RoUGE-A SAD
PROSPECT For THE AFFLICTED CITIZENS.
BAroS Rcuos, Ls., Sept. IL, 1873.
The Board OF Health onionl report for tho twenty-
four hours ending at ninc O'Clock this morning
says:-New cascs OF yellow lever, -; deaths, g.
Total cases to date 2s7j deaths, % Tho Howar
BY their thorough and systematic orgsS,za,iop have
.cvsd many lives that otherwise would have been
The New York herald., 1878-09-12

lost through neglect. Attention Is promptly given
10 each case as soon as reported. Our physicians
are untiring and as yet have not asked TO be re-
iniorced. The Towards now have some nifty nurseg
employed. The measures adopted keeping down
all panic. II is evident however, that tho trying
ordeal s now partly before US but our people wiil
believe. m2et II calmly cold northeriy WIND is
blowing thR morning.
The New York herald., 1878-09-12
THE COMMAND OF THE TRooPs AT JACKSON
BARRACKS, NEW ORLEANS.

BARRACKS, NEW ORLEANS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
WAsHISGros, Sept H. 1878.
Second Lieutenant John H. Baldwin, Fith arti-
ery, whose station Is at the Dry Tortugas. having
been aocmated TO yellow lever, has been ordered at
bis own suggestion. to command tho post at Jackson
Barracks New Orleans, until tho pestilence Is over.
Lieutenant Baldwin is a native of Louisiana, and
offered mis- service TO General Augur to relieve Lieu
tenant McCawlsy, who was necessarily lett at New
Orleans whom tho command was removed to Holly
Springs. Miss
BuRG-THE CITY COMPLETELY ISOLATED
FOUR DOCTORS DEAD AND NINE NURSES
sIcK--sEvBNTY-oNE DEATHS YESTERDAY.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
VIcKsBuRG, Miss, Sept H. 1878.
The fever Ia the decrease here simply TOR Of
material Four Of the Visiting physicians haye died
sincc ny last report, viz. :-Drs Norris and Blch-
feldt. OF Chattanooga; Dr.. Potts. OF Louisiana, and
DR.. Snpp,ngton, of this city. Prominent among
the dead yesterday and to-day d. A.
Culley, Hiram French, J. Mahin, q. +.
Tofe, Charles Rossch, c. Brown, Sister NJ. COLUMBIA
and j. W. Levy. Among the new J. D.
Tlnney, Deputy United States Marshal; J. B.
Browne. Miss Birdie August, DR.. 7. c.
Randolph, L. Schwartz, Frank Steel Manager
Fippens excellent deputy, Annie Steel, James
Cox sstor, W. l.. swonard wife and child, Morris
Got.nelG v. A. Fairchild, Director of the Howard
Association Out Of two doctors and ten nurses
from Chattanooga, tho report for tonight is
that both Of the doctors dead and ninc
ofsthe nurses sick. A. G.. Russell volunteered hrs
services operator, but was called homo to look
after his vile and child, who huvo just been taken
down with the fever. He has three other barely
eonvacscsnt children Deaths last report num-
Der II.
The following explains Nsot and tho smuation:-
Henry HKNrz. Chairman Of tho Chamber of Commerce.
We win endeavor to get the data desired. bu:
s snS ~s Hss. With death 6ose1. ao S
not pause Tor necessary sleep and continue their endless
households and therefore roports from
them Of the number OF cases under Treatment. They
!:Srs:; sas, as2.;,r TO- Other;
supply the calls for doctors. nurses medeines and food
ana TO 40 SO nnaes such rules ANA as will pro-
..sy Ssin when II. ossirs city .na rs suS
urbs Is hospital with every chamber occupied and
NOW 'a'!ss the that The struggle s.2ee y
realise other wants than The immediate nsoss:I.ies
rom rom oas.is. as' Aa sa. % the :sa i.ssa
form The children viii beg for bread: Deasas So1ref:
are reduced for want Of subjects Mature will sssis.
mariners aaoat wishous rndder. sail or motive power
@ ns an% x s % nS %
until the middle OF November gives assurances Of
Of mo.iss and %u.s tue the
good will aud kindly otbces OF those happily stu
70
would d COME 70 % Is nos desire us 70 come to them
RICHARD +. BECK. Acting Mayor.
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NEW YonK's AID FOR THE surrRnKns.
| The following subscriptions were received by the
HERALD yesterday In aid OF tho Southern unercrs.--

Inc iohowinS supScriPt'ebs Wcrc rcecfveu Dy the
HERALD yesterday In aid OF tho southern surcrcrs:-
c. K.os. ssi 90 through Ehrich's boxes. 81 "a; II.
Lowen,ten, 50: La Tourct,c we'll wishers. si5 Young
Peop,es Assoeiation OF n. r. Congregational Church
Br0oNyn Si0 Union Base Base Bati Grounds
o, ssa; 81. OBJ, 81; NJ a., 81.
The sum Of So 20 also received as the result OF
nortalnment aaranged by three little girls the
Brandon House, Greenwood Lake, N. Y The names
Of the little performers Frances KING aud Clara
Snttsn Of tbfs city, and Belle Barton, of Brooklyn.
Ely ...
James Gordon Bennett. 800; C.lwen Lead Company,
500; Cbnrc OF the Puritans sJI: ST. Marks Chnrch.
lss...a sss f psos Ms s" I%S's m msSSS SSnssss slS
tion Nka Kodesh. through their priest. A. schwarz
s1s S.n hs.sa e '' np.sss. H. .' .npSrs. ,'
in Broaaway store Of Ackcr, Merrill couait,
o w.ss So & 81 ss'a ohaas hq t n
Y.s7i 80 Fred Miller .ous so employees Of Sier
s6d employees Of the ST. Clcad iiotel, s7i; Mrs.
I'assrson 1 dd,.., ad,,,ss.''s; ~ $40;
ssi SsSsr.r.iies. Church N.sss,aef Coma SO VI
~ so; Union congregation, aerden, y; siei Al.
s ..d, 1fhi h fss rli.: s;gl Sunday sS%S.;
: Sss:ss. %,uis@. sss c't Sss
Ws s. b.a. oG p,y cap.ny nisps sgOS.
CUP $40: Ucoree ). Forrest 500 Cspssn saunders,
s s bolt .s % Iss'g T ss:rs q s
~ ~ H.. 4J First nion Presbyterian Church. New York
,5s ,. 81 as 10 s,Ss. s'p' 81 $ sSsshan 81
Deianc Sons s25 fsrrssut Council No. II Order VI
United Unite A@ercan "a xeeesniss ii 50; a Emms, $40;
Boals sio Jehn Bcwmsa, 90, Tschokko Lodge. l. o. o.
ass ~ ~ a1aas s. sa.e smsoys. 20 a ai
The New York herald., 1878-09-12

$ll 600. We have hand about $55 900,
enough for i've days. Contributions are coming
In al present AZ the rate OF ST. 500 day which may
decrease at any moment. II the fever continues
month longer. as is likely, with gradual
abatement within that time, we will
need from $l50,000 to 5000 900 and
about thres hundred thousand rations We also need
125 mattresses, blankets sheets and pillows every
day TO replace those destroyed daily by order OF the
Board OF Health and on which persons have died.
We havo been helping, and are still helping Gren-
ada Brownsville and Hernando and have calls from.
othor adjacent points.s
The above amount OF meney ana number OF ratons
would satisfy the wants OF the people until the ep-
demic IS over. We need tho money to pay for ply
slcisns, nurses medicines and medical supplies tor
tho convalescents
A. D. LANGSrAFF
President Howard Association,
g. G. FISHER.
Cnairman OF Citizens Relief Committee,
d. f. GOODYEAR, Acting Mayor
J. II. KEATlNG, Editor OF the Memphis appeal
Committee.
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GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FROM THE

GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FROM THE
HowARDs.
Ponr GIBSON. Miss, Sept. IL, 1873.
Please tender TO friends In every part o tho couu
try a thousand thanks IRON thousands Of grateful
hesrts for liberal donations. which will be definitely
acknowledged when can 40 90 tn rough tho local
press. Our papers are not issued at present.
Please soy to all that ttanccy OF which we
have been ADVISED como 10 hand we shall have
enough and furtnsr assistapcc will be necessary
JAMES A. GAGE,
President Howard Associasion.
The New York herald., 1878-09-12
pnxcAurroN rAEEN pY pusrNrss MEN.

DR.. James, OF the Board oi Health, has been called
upon frequently Of late by merchants Of this city who
snip goods South for cer,ncaes to the effect tba, no
infectious contagious dseasc prevails In THIS city.
Southern buyers in places not already Affected by the
yellow lever. when ordering goods from distant cities,
accompany their orders wit requests for the ccrh-
Gates precautionary measure against the impofa-
tion OF disease.
The New York herald., 1878-09-12

HOLLY SPRINGS FOLLOWING IN TEE WAKE OF
PITTsDuRo-EIoHTEEN DEATHS AND TWELVE
NEW FEVER CASES IN rwo-MoRE HELP
NEEDED.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss, Sept IL, 1878
Thero Is great aoai to say, but little time TO pre-
pare t In, and the wiros are crowded. The deaths
feightecn In alD yesterday ana to-day are:--
William CrumD. Alexander Syphcr.
Mrs DR.. Doughorty. L. I. Buckley's child
Cloms. Read. Mr. Rottor.
Hull johnson (cooredl II. ". Fort.
Mrs. s. II. Priccr. Father OBcrt.
w. X. Marrett A. A. Armstrong.
w. G. Wootcn. Charles Schnder.
Charles Chenoweth. Winfield Fethcrstone JE
Mrs. " Smith (cooredl Clarissc Davis (eoloredl.
The new cases, twelve in all, nre:-
Eliza Davidson. Mr.. KmbalL SE
Mrs. J. Q. Walker Sister Victoria.
Cszah Lea tcolorodl Samuel G. Caldwell.
Mrs p. A. Willis Mrs. Ashford.
Samuel kimbaIl Henry Epps fco,oreol
II Y. Perkins, express Daise Lucas
agent.
Tell those who have helped us Of our pravertul
thanks. We have no banks; our banker is dead. No
post omcc orders arrangement send iuuds by ex-
prets, also now doctors, supplies ans money
W. J. H. HOLLAND,
Chairman OF the Relief CommiI,cc.
The New York herald., 1878-09-12
ADDITIONAL AID.

Colonel Sinn, of tho Now PARK Theatre. Brooklyn
announces the receipts Of the benefit performance
under his management to havo been 81, ,090 which
was handed to the treasurer OF the fund yesterday
morning.
Ripley Ropes, treasurer of the Brooklyn Relief
Fund, reports now subscriptions 10 the amount Of
$731 OF, aud total OF $9,5o3 65 The amount col
ected In the police precincts thpoughous the day
S270 10
Mayor Yates, OF Newark, received $64S 80, making
total OF $5,34s 75. He sent $500 to Bishop Quin-
tard, at Memphis
A meeting Of the Newark Board Of Trade and cit
was held last evening to tako action for the
het oil the yellow fever sufferers The attendance
was small Mr. George Peters, oil tho Peters Calhoun
Manufacturing Company, said that hrs employees had
raised $3.50 by giving portion Of days work, and
he urged other workin gmen to do the same. On mo-
tion, committee OF twenty-five prom nent mauufao-
turers appointed to solicit contributions from
both workngmcn and employerG
The New York herald., 1878-09-12

Sheridan 500 St. Johns Church. Christopher street,
twen'y-six cases "America' extra dry champrene
oeing equivalent to the gross amount Of their sales
on Tuesday
A meeting OF the Southern Relief Con- mittec OF the
Unainner Oh commerce was held at noon. henry
ana Eiis, OF Louisiana, called during the session and
submitted plan foa a grand depot III this city,
where all articles OF food clothing could DO sent
from the different States and suggested that the Cham
Der Of Commerce supervise II. They proposed that
tho government should permit the OF one OF their
bohoeu warehouses and also allow the services Of
some OF their clerks and employees to handle and
snip the goods No action was taken IN the matter
The committee sent So 600 TO the Howard Association
OF New Orleans 81. 900 10 tho Howard Association
and 5000 TO the Relief society OF Memphis and
81, 600 to the Howard Association OF vicksbarg.
The secretary OF the committee has received large
NUMBER OF applications from persons desiring 10 bo
sent TO the South AS nurses and wishes it to be un
dsrstood that none will be forwarded
bir }. Pisrpont Morgan received 81, ,091 96, making
the grand total $50, l64 SO.
hr. William Alexander Smith, OF the Stock Ex-
total, 1924,
change by J. r. Gay, OF Montgomery, Ala, Will be
sold to-day for the benefit OF sufferers at Memphis.
In addition TO the contributors from twelve pre-
cincts, reported In vesterday's HERALD, the following
have been recelved:-
,srsS ssesnss @ Pr psecNnst s 49, ssyenssn ssa ga hgs
s sc s @ I 49,
third sss Twsnsyhi.S SIS 81 twenty sixth ssa so;
ss, SIs,s siSi u ~ ss
imrty-second. So 10; Thirtv-thrd 81 ~. thirty
fourth $40 25; rhirty.hnb sir i3; First Court squad
81 22 Fourth squad S2l Is; Western stsamboat
squad. $4 81: Nineteenth sub $50 .o Fourth
Inspectors Office. Sl4; Central Office s4i a6 mounted
squad S3 To- Total 81 ot6 ~ led ged
S2,ls7 81. Grand total, s423t n.
The Young Mems Christian Association reports new
subscriptions amounting to 81, 34S 20.
The 'Ssters OF the Stranger noon had collected
for the sufferers at Memphis $l63 IS. Ui this they
sent 10 Mayor Fhppen, through Mr.. +. Bermi ngham,
$96; TO tho Sisters OF st. Mary, S27: expended tor
supplies. 333 35 Tor goods which the ladies made up
into clothing Tor tho children of ST. Marys Hospital.
reach Memphis. So. In addiuon, they have Tor
warded upward Of two hundred garments, new ana
old, TO the ST. Marys Orphanags IN Memphis. Tho
Sisters continue their work. and will receive contribu
tons OF money, clothing or provisions every attcr-
noon from three TO nve o'clock, their room, No.
Winthrop place. Rsmittanoes may also be
Rev. Dr. DecIns.
Mr. l.. Basr acknowledges receipt OF $l75 for the
relief OF sufTerers.
IA Lady" suggests the taxing up OF penny col
lection in all the public schools There 10o, 00O
pubic school children in this city alone, which, Ut
one cent each, would make 81, 900.
The New York herald., 1878-09-12
ID ARMY RAT1oNs roR CANTON.

GRENADA sT1LL SUFFERING G-Eouh MORE Pa
, TIENTs DEAD
By TELRGRAPH TO THE HEgALD1
GRENADA, Mlss., Sept IL, 1878
The death roll bears to-day four names-viz., Mrs.
Neal, Charles johnson aud two colored women,
whose names ala unable to give. There wero Eve
citzsns attacked BY fever since my last report and
their names are Mamie Philips, Mr.. Davy Lsdd. Mrs.
Davy Ladd, William Bowlcs and Mr.. A. p Garner.
Mrs Cole. widow OF late postmaster is reported in
q hopeless condition and will probably de TO- night
Mr.. Fountain, tho regular HERALD correspondent; !;
MT. Ball, the railroad agent; NT. Coan, manager OF
The Howaras. and Mr.. Armstead, express agent, are
all getting along we'll and all TOUR will probably re-
cover
Dr. Warren Stones leaves for New Orleans TO- nigh,
on business.
The New York herald., 1878-09-12
4 HIGH DEATH RATE AT CANTON, MISS
NINETEEN NEW CASES YESTERDAY

a HIGH DEATH RATE At CANTON, MISS
NINETEEN NEW CASES YESTERDAY
(BY TELEoRAPH 40 THE AERALD.l
CANTON, Sept IL, 1873.
Psstilsnoe and death still holding high carnival
here, encouraged by n cold north wind, occasional
and ceuded skiss The thermometer registers
sixytwo degrees The new cases for tho past twenty
four hours number min eteen deaths, four including
john Reid, Mrs. DR.. Keid William Welsh and Mr.
Gout Literally only handful OF us remain to attend
the sick, bury the dosd and for the destitute
FIVE THOUSAND ARMY RATIoNs FOB CANTON.
WAsuisGroN, Sept IL. 1873.
Commissary General AcFccly To-day ordered 5000
rations DO sent from Chicago TO the sufferers ut
Canton, MISS. More will be sent II necessity should
require e .3 -. =, -,,.. ... ~, s,
GRENADA STILL SUFFERING MORE Pa
.a, TIENTS DEAD. ~t
[BY TELRGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
The New York herald., 1878-09-12

MAsoN's, TENN, ALMOST DEPoPULATED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
MAsos's, Sept. IL, 1878.
There were four deaths hcre IRON fever to-day.
Almost the entire population has stampedod, so great
Is Of tho fearful scourge which
to annihiiats the populations OF sister towns.
The New York herald., 1878-09-12

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