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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-12

Leave st. Paul. $40 a IA 4. Il g. Paul n SO J, m
Round trip tickets, from 81 Pau! saltwater Ia
Lake Elmo and return, fifty cents.
Chicago, milwaukee, 81 81. Paul Railway
Passenger Depot foot of jackson street Ticket etld
Freight Office Southeast Corner of Third and Jack
Streets Charles Thompson, Ticket Agent 81,
Paul.
IFAyp.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-12

through Chicago and al rs 8. in.I 80 a. IA.
tastefn Express ! + Z 10 .. III. ~2:24 III.
Hudson Accommodation 6.l4 D. IN 40 IA :. M
Connections made at Camp Dougias .oi AliI.snEee
Sundays excepted. tsaturdays excepted. tMop
days excepted.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-12
STATE BONDS.
Tennessee 6s, DID,. Sc Virginia IS, new. %
Tennessee 6s, new. "a Missouri IS 1914
Virginia 6s, old. 80
Foreign Money Market.
Markets in Detail.

RENTEs-115f SOC. -
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-12

: -lsIVEkFtUI, July II.
COTTON-Active and a shade higher; at $50
9-l6d; sales 5000 bales for speculation and ex
por: 30, 900 bales; American 11,000 bales.
PKOVISI0NS-La American 35s Sd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt bains. Of the Cuusrd steamer scyhia.
from Liverpool and ChIcf ocer PsroIdt OF the Ham,
burg GeIlcrt hence Hamburg havs thanks
for special meteorological observations made in connection
With shc ifrnsLD wcsthcr service.
BARR JuLix ERsrsriSE On, bcforo reported driven
ashore Pcn.acola and subsequently condcmucu and
chased BY Capt Madsen Of bark Andid Nor,. and Mrc
Boyscn swedish aud Norwegian Vice Consul Of Pensa-
ep undsr ns 70 s She said BE-
frctiy sound having suffered material dam from tho
gale that drove her ashore, and when rchtcd will class
high.
BARK FLwcrA tBr, Crosby from New YORK for Giouees
tor ~ nut into alifsx Ms 2sth INST having xperenced
and southwest gales shifted forward bukhrsds
burst ceiling. when caused cargo TO choke che
Will repair aud proceed.
BANS oapeoS. from scabeck. struck Nile Rock San
Francisco hsrbor April 10 and carried head and
started the vessel leaking.
Bnic NELLIE CHosny tBr. Blair, at Baltne ~ April ~
from Amsterdam reports April LAT ~ ~ Ion - 80
into BY bark susan Campbell tBr) IRON i,osl
had arboard buiwnrks ,tovc. fore rigging
spirit &c.
BnIc CARwrs tsp, Ccnfuegos Bremen put into
Charleston oath with cargo shifted.
scnH BERTHA ELLIS (Br,. setock, from Port Antonio
miles south of Fortune Island shc night Of April 4
1he Captain made bargain with the wrcckcs tor 500
anchored her IN tho harbor Of Fortune sopd There
o apparent damage and she did not eax. She would
leave Tor her destination In two or three days
scum .xonaiA. Boston. PATH from Bangor. tor Edgar
into b. schr frank HERBERT from New York Tor
Portsmouth, NIL aud lost nanmsst and hnd stsrbvarl
scnR X - MORAN tBr). at Havana April y, from, 81
John Nh, lost OF her decwoad 300 feet lumber and ~
shocks account Of bad weather she cnc5upteed on her
passage.
Banks put into Halifax, April "a Leaking badly She -
ranAirtnR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25
CLEARED.

ssssmsr state o. Indians tBrJ. Smith. Gssxow- VA
Steamer seniedsm Dutch. chevslisr, Rosserssu-
steam r GLADYS tBr,. Britain, Antwsp-J Tucker
Steamer Atlas (Br,. Low. Kingston, Jscmsl and AUX
Cayes-Pim, Fovwood 4 Co
steamer City VI Vera Crus Van sice. Havsns-F
ssssmer Gen Barnes, Cheesmsn, Savannah Murray
steamer Duff Stream Ingram. ChsriestonJ " Quiutard
steamer A G stimora Warren. Phiisdeiptsa-Jsmss
Ship Gardner Colby. streetcr. AMER for orders
B:rE unnus tAus,. Borso. Gloucester. & sioesvieh
Bark comc.sn tSwc,. Hsllspssr. Cork Yamouth for
ordcvs-funch, Edyc Go.
Bsis Agantyr tSorj, Hoimer, Aarbus-funch. Edye
BARK Juiis Higgins. Iavre--Boyd 4 Hincken..
Sarah kennedy Nichols. Sevtlic-John Zitflosen.
Bre VIM Mallory, Jr, Forsyth. Bnenos Ayrcs-Isaac II
Bss Lord DufYern OBr,. Baek.ts. Ponce, PR-na.ton.
Bris Victor ,Br. Tudolf Port Midway. Ns-Jr Whit
Bris Henry Dewey Ioung Portland, Me-Brest. Son
sehr FREDDIE o Ebbest tBr,. Veal. Bordeaux j W Par
schr susan Raw Endeott Gibraltar and Cadis-J amcs
sehr Lizzie Dewey. Davis cadx Miller Hougsson
sch! Macis keynolds westerdyke Lssusyra and Porto
schr Sarah Hunt. McFaddca, 1nsgua- b Weinberg
Sehr Daylight, Anderson. Jercmie-wilson 4 Asmua
scIr Caledonia tBr, Dnvison Hsntsport. Ns-J Whit
sehr Minnie wicks Charlesson--Evans Ba,i a Co
sehr tnoch Moore. Chambers. Rcnhond. va-James
Van Brun,. a. .
schr W shepard. Reeves. Boston--C W Bertsux.
Schr Vim ii bowen. Jackson, Providence-I " Jackson
schr Dart. Campbell. stsmford-stsmfod Manufscsur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25
SALE OF THE OPHIR FARM.

Tho estate Of Benjamin Halliday. known a. the
Ophir farm, comprising ia acres Of mighty cuiss-
waited land In the town OF Harrison, wcstchcster
county, together with the nearly completed splendid
mansion, Roman Catholic chapel and outbuings on
grounds, sold by auction at the Court House.
White Piasns foreclosure proceedings by order OF
Philo 7. RugsIcs, referee The property was bought
In by August Belmont. who held
mortgage for S100,000 Tho price PAID wa.
81 COO, subject 10 ell ~ncumbrsnccs on the
estate These foiows.-A mortgage held by
the Mutual Ltfo Insurance Company for $100, 600;
mortgage for 500 900 given TO s. l. n. Barlow and
subs, qucntly assigned TO Mr.. Belmont and the OF
$i2 600 duo for taxes tho property, making, with
$2ia COO exclusive OF any interest that msy DC
on tho mortgages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25

MISSING vxssEILstest advlees from onolnlu m,ks no
mention II tue arrival OF brig sheet Anchor over ~
ont from Burr.rd Inlet and more than probable ihas
she u 1T with all hands.
ovxRDUk-Bsrk Jupiter Ger. Jacnrns. len Bremer.
haven ~ for New and has since been heard
from.
NEW LoHnos. April 2s-schr Kate Foster. before re-
ported eAky tho At Winthrops neck 70 osy
" WAS found that she had hole In her port DOW anu
that her rudder braces damaged.
- Jons NB April 23--Tt reported on Monday even
Ing that the scr Sea Bird ~ Holder hence for Wexforo'
!. ms been dsmnsted and takon into West Quoody.
WiLMNGroy. April 23-Ihe schr Catawamtesk, ioaded
With linz" which took ars some t~oor three weeks age
was again towcd to OF tho wharves In the Swcr part
the city yesterday and one Of the matches removed
the view Of unloading when smoke again
Iusiinx forth from the mold the apparently doomed vs
10 position in tho Point Peter where she Will
remsin until further orders.
SmPBuILpING Mr. Minott Is building large ship at his
yard IN Pnippsburg
Al kcnnoounkport Ne, Capt Il Thompson Is building
three largo vessels.
LAuScnyD-At Fast Boston, April -, from the old Nc
Kay yard, now schooner ~ ruiterl
a. ks.ex Mass. April 49,. by Mesrs = D Burn Burn
Nessrs story Burnhsm launched 1ns schooner OF isi
tons On Thursday Messrs Adams story launched hne
one Of los tons. ell carpenters measure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25
THOROUGHBRED CATTLE SALE.

NUMBER or FINE JERSEY AND AYRSHIRE
CATTLE DISPOSED OF AT AUCTION.
number Of thoroughbred Jersey and Ayrshire
cattle the property Of Mr. g. ". Farleo. sold
auction yesterday morning AZ Knapp's stable on
Seventh avenue Following Is list OF tho saos:-
Bess Lena no $3.50. A. }. G. CO. solid fawn ).
COW, with white nsnks, dropped 10 March. 1873
dam, Lena mo. 33l7; sire, Sam mo. 9S0|: sold Tor
Mac NO. s,ss2, A. ~ cl dropped March, 1874,
switch; dam, carr,o Lena mo. 234s); sire, sam NO.
9so); was bought BY Mr Frank Lee, Of wiIkesbarre,
Kate N,ckieby, dropped March. 1872; solid dark
fawn coer full black points and black tongue mo.
400, A. }. G. c.; Dam, Bessie Hurd; sire, iom
Lsdy Gray oi Hin Top mo. $3.50, A. J. 9. c.;
q COW OF solid grayish fswn color, white switch
5
silvereisa (No. Q. $50, A. J. G. c. srsy and wnIts
oolorcd COW. dropped February, 1873; dam Mag tNo.
3,Sl, Al. G e.; ere Champion oi America mo.
Ks,srins Nickisoy no oss1. A. ). G. CO.; hotter,
SsSIps con.: sn@ s. as SS1
mo. loo. A. J. q o.; SIRE Champion Of Hill Top
mo. l.sse,; wa. sousns oy NJ Les Tor sos
Boox); . COW OF eolid color with some whitc on
hind foot; dam, Flora ia. No. l.ele, A ;. Herd
bought oUs, by BY mr. William Lee for Elsa ''
Pauline, dropped February, 1915 mo 3,2l3, A. J.
Herd Book; srayisn lawn soiorea COW with inli
Book; sire, Quaker t3i. No. 745. A. J. Herd Book,
brought $40
Alino, dropped February, 1873, xrayisn fawn col
orcd COW mo. 3,1y9. A. J. Herd Book; dam, Irene
mo. 1886 A. j. Herd Book; src Dszzle; ncttcd $780,
Cow Dolly Warden, dropped 1872, red and whto
Laura tho 27o4t; sirc, Lancer mo. l,77; brought
SlG0
Cow Dora, dropped June 1874 rod and some white
fSo 2e4 bo,n herd booksy; dam, olive tNo so3I)
sire, Dover tho 1,0s4y; was sold. Tor SlG0
In addition TO the animals whose pcdigrees and
mir mad six NIL ep
10 clucing bull and two hciiers that sold Tor
prices ranging from $25 10 S135
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25
NATIONAL FIRE UNDERWRITERS.

TIE twelfth annual meeting OF tho National Board
OF Fire Underwriters tocw place yesterday at nder-
writer's Hall, No. 156 Broadway. Alfred @. Baker.
President OF the Franklin Insurance Company, Of
Philadelphia, and president OF the Board, took the
char ana delivered tho annual address, which opened
With . quotation Of Esop's liable Of tho stomach and
It's members which aptIy applied 10 tho past and
present OF the National Board. In the address ho
gave tho statistics OF tho insurance. business for tho
past year as compared with preceding years. Hc
pointed out tho various hazardous risks Ia tho
try tho present situation OF tho National Board and
tho ou,ook which tho President said not nattcr
ing. Ito urged the members OF tho Board to 60 into
the work heartily and mako 1.-Two agnin us former
glory. Mr.. Baker closed tDo address by query -
sMy associates, how II with your Shall tins Board
dwudle into notbingness, or Is II worthy Of new
banner, with new device, under which all viii act
with nrm intent, with good faith Tho device Is the
one Latin word, Reaugam-i viii arse AGAIN"
After tho Transaction oi some routine business
roll call had, whom II WAS found that tncrs we're
present thirty four representatives Of the Insurance
interests OF tho leading cities.
From tho report OF the lnccndiary Com mttos II
appears that IN the last year eighty-nino rewards
offered for the dctec,ion OF cascs OF arson,
amounting IN the aggregate TO e35,o50 OF which 80
rewards were offered III New York, Is M Pcubsylve-
pia In Massachusetts, and IN Illinois CI,ssineI as
TO their specific amounts these rewards arc as fol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25
FOREIGN PORTS.

AIrx.spTr. Arm s-I IT,. ger barb: r,sso light ,s2,
:"s '' y:
xyIsvAII. April IS Arrived. schr I,one. Cain. rhia-
somiy ps''a'' D'
vi: Liv;sssS;: ss: T:ssis.:s :::s
s..s es,ss * %e.s
con'iacn.; rr.hi FLINT lBr, Evans. and ccra. Coomss
Winons Bray do; bsrs Tsmora tBr slocum, United
Gaprx Anil i7~arrveo, schr Edwin Morrison, Lavsn-
der ns- urss ssb ,arn mort, ,bn 81, John r.vrs,..
o. ~ san frsne,.eo. 80 ''s
saiied from srugor March IL ship Fanny Tucker Rob-
CiIIa.. March as-Ar we'd. ship Anglo American tBr.
cleared prior April T. bark G.s Holt tBr, Norton,
Tss"s aspsi' esrs ai' sen. Is @ King
s AK s Df % ay s:s rs s
Ems E% xrw s.ss wn ny ss sS ees. s
Cow h.r uB April iS-Arrvsa, brig Sea side tB',.
Fomruss fsLasp. Apri o-Arr,vcd. schr Bertha Ellen
Br: ss'ocs rort Antonio. ia for Baltimore toe Msee.
0uar.eu,r, Apri en-. steamer Santiago carries for
Hsvas. April is-Arrvod steamer Gu..,e. Mn. Indi-
r.s ."a s.s ia 20 .ee, msssess ss'Css
yo.on; sehr. Cha: ra,. sharp fhiIsdspSis. Jennie
Ta.ssssls S"r Morn: Or s John ~'"'
sas 18TH bs,,s sn Dles,T%;n Yates s,a.'v,ss
.e New aos a.ssnss. f sss Ssans 1 rr.y .
ton trl Aibury. Nassau Mary Novel; Davidson C~rde
M..., b;.s s ": o:ss s
steamer Rsppshannock. Oocksey. Neg Orleans.
Cleared 18th. brig Bessie May tBr). Bnek Cardenss;
sehrs He'll, tSp, Kirby, Mobile: Abraham Richardson,
llAirss April a4Arrivcd. bark Elects tBr. Crosby.
New YORK. for ulouccster. X tsce Misccilenvl
Also arrived 18th, steamer scandinavian tBr) Richard
son, Brlt mose = Liverpool.
NsrANxAs apfii Arrived. schrs May Mcfarland Me.
Fsrrue. Havana samuel u Crawford adams. Baltimore.
Sailed 18Th bark Bartlett Bar,e,,, Of nss,ers.
MosrREAL April 20-Arrivcd steamer vencs,a u3D.
McMaster C1w Raw, IN
PAsAms. April IA mot -Arrived, steamer. Costa Rea.
Whiteberry Punta Arenas I'D, Georgia, Caveriy, San
Francisco
SAouA, April f4Arrived brig Gambia. Clifford, Bruins
WIGS. 18th schr kmma tndcotl Carroll New York.
Sailed 18th. brirs Arthur (Br. lie Marchnnd. Bostont
10th, Munday, Pniadeiphia schrs nri Lathrop
Trott, Portland; Geo Marts Marts, N ct uHtterHr
Fl JAoo Ouba. April i--Arrived, schrs Mss Glen ur,
Anderson, Barranqra; 18th, brig q Is Pichefins Bar.
Tour,
saied 18th. bark u Brcno. Jones. New York; f2th,
brig berry tBr Howard, Barrsnquilla; schr Maggie
Glen tBr). Howard. N OF Hsttefas . .
So PIrRRg, Mic, April 2o-Arhved brig Mechanic, Ma
loncy. Boston.
srJons. Nh, April 22Arrvcd. barks Ids tBD. Rsuls-
stone. Londonderry Albuers lBrl, Banks Newport H.
CLEARED 22d. schr Minnie Taylor. TAYLOR. HsvAna-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25
FLOWER AND FRUIT MISSION.

There were fully two hundred ladies and gentlemen
present yesterday afternoon Mt the nrst meeting Tor
The yoor OF tho Now York F.ower and Fruit Mission,
Ut No. 23p Fourth avenua Tho Objects OF the mission
are supply fru and flowers to nj the hospitals and
charitable institutons OF tho city, and great auanti-
ties OF fruit are also distributed In poor tenement
houses. There were representatives IRON eighty
country towns present at the meeting yesterday and
the work Is being admirably organized. Donstons Of
hJwers nLi fruits are, however, earnestly sociicd on
every Monday ami Thursday after May o, as NO. 80
Fourth avenue, The headquarters Mr.. George VI.
Gurus prof. led at the meeting and made fclcitous sd
dress, Ms did Hcv. DR. John Hall Rev. Dr. Adsms, Dr.
Willard Parker, Mr.. Dcpuy. John Crosby Brown, Rev
DR. Bellows and Rev. Dr. osgoot. me work viii com.
rnence on Mayo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25
WHALEMEN.

A letter from Capt Barnes. Of bark See Breeze Of NIB
dated Honolulu April B. that he arrived OF that
port. where hts bark thon anchov lss inst
"a from cruise tho ON shore and Lnc. and
from ksaakeakna Hawaii. II I'd during the cruise
1870 nbls o which had been landed for shipment Had
obaned recruits 10 sail for shc Arctic the
4sb Report. hoard from of Hawaii, bark Eliza. Murray,
Nh with 40 bbls OIL Also nj honolulu date
letter ship Emma Jones, OF NIB, rcporss her
sea- no lat 40 Feb IT, with 100 ibis ~ oil taken since
lonyi payta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25
GAS FOR THE CITY.

Mayor Ely, Comptroller Kelly and Commissioner
Campbeii acting a. gas commission. met At tho CITY
Hall YESTERDAY and opened proposals for furnishing
oil public lamps sho streets and avenues Of tho
city with gas from May !, 1878, TO April 80, 1870
New York Gas Company, $l2 for each lamp; Man
haitian Gas Company. $i2; Metropolitan Gas Company,
$40 30; Now York Mutual Gas Company. SIG oS /:
Municipal Gas Company, $40; Harlem Gas Company,
S2l Yonkers Gas Com pany, $40; New York and New
Jersey Globe Gas Company tDaphtnaL 800. Tho fol.
lowing 10 . comparison Of tho prices for 1873 and
nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25

TRINIDAD Cuba,. April le-saiIed. brig Colin McNsn
Crowen. Cienfuegos.
.rrived 18Th brig Orbit Mash. s. Thomas
VICTORIA April 15-Pnssed, bark Northwest Farnham.
San Francisco tor Port Madison
YARMOUTH. Ms. April 20-A-rivsd. sohr Sammy Ford,
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25
SPOKEN.

Bark Lizzie Merry, Ksarsr. Portland for Matansas
April 81! off Nantucket Shoals.
Brig w Parker, Kesnc. from Phiind iphia for Port
Eiirabeth. April IS. lat ~ ~ n. Ion 81 20 W.
Echr William Drurv. Henderson,. from Bath for GAL
weston, April Is. lat 50 As, Ion ~ so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25
SAILED.

Steamers Russia tBr) for Liverpool Denmark fRr,. u
dons Asaus tBr) do: Ssbicdsm Dutch. Rotterdam City
81 Vera crus. Havana; ten Names. savannah; Gulf
cam. Charleston brig Pere tier), RichmDn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL "a, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny rnE HERALD srEAn yAcnrs AyD HERALD
wnirxsroxE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer wisconsin tBrl. Forsyth Liverpool April 10
and Queenstown 14h With mdse and ~ passsngcrsto
Williams Guion. Apri a. las 40 80 Ion 81 80 Dassad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25

The number OF conviction, from April l. 1877, 10
April !, 1878, was larger than during any pr, vous
year thirty criminals having been scualy incarcer.
aicd within int period. tho meeting adJourncd 70
this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25
NEWS
oMr.


DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25
WEATHER REPORT

HoLvHRAp, April -, PM-wind NE, strong.
PLYMOUTH. April -. PN-wind Nk. moderate: cloud
b barometer "a. 60
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-25
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, a..


EsOR sALK-sLOOf YACHT ARIADNk, Er.v.u..
j7x16 finished complete and ready muDedate use.
Apply TO 7. A. STRANGE. ~ aud a. tiresne a.
U,OR SALE-TlfE HULL. ENGINE AND BOILER or
tho steamboat Nevcrslns. together separately In.
quirc OF N. q. WHITE, 10 south st.
FOR sALE-3o FOOT STEAM LAUNCH; CON.
FRANK BATES. s7th st.. South Brooklyn.
fTwENry-iNCn SQUARE TU0BOAr, NOW RUN.
ming; nearly nov: low price; easy terms A. Herald
office.
=
MIsCELLANEOUs.
DEsT WORM MEDICINE KNOWN Il RuwNr
DvrRMifuGE CoMfiTs, OF WORN LozRvuEs 25s
| q
JRoFEssOR PAINE, OWNER or PEABODY uorEl
l-Gatarrh vAnor. .fT
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-10
A Card.

To the friends, one and all, who
have manifested SO much regard for
me and mine during the past four
years, desire to offer my grateful
thanks and to assure them that they
will not only live in memory but
shall be the burden of our daily
pray ers. But desire especially TO
thank Mrs. j. P. May, and the dear
friends who through her efforts,
have just upon the eve of my final
departure from Pulaski, so signal
ly manifested their kindness for me
by the presentation OF an elegant
suit of clothes. And to Mr.. VIM
ship, the frank, generous, open
hearted jeweler, l am indebted for
many deeds of kindness, but spec
ial thanks and special prayers will
follow him ever for the last charac-
teristic act of generosity-the pre-
sentation to me, the pastor of diff
ferent church from his own, of a
fine gold watch. In future life shall
remember with gratitude the gener-
Gus donor every time I refer to it for
the time, and pray that its pure
white face may be ,emblematic Of
his noble heart. May Goa bless
and prosper and save the dear
friends of the unworthy but ever
thankful A. g. DINwIDDIE.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-10
Our Next Floater.


DIR. T. B. Hawell, of Giles, the
nominee for Floater, was in Fayette-
vile Friday and spent the day
forming acquaintance. He made a
verv favorable impression. An in
innate acquaintance with DIR. Har
well for a number of years enables
us to say that he is one of the best
men that could have been found for
the position. He has served one
term in the legislature with distinc-
ton and is by reason of This expert
ence the better qualified to legislate
for the people. Being practical
farmer and master of the State
grange, he knows exactly what the
masses need in the way of legisla
ton Fayetteville Express.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-10
The soourge.

We had hoped by this time to
chronicle substance of the plague
through the purifying influence Of
frost; but there is no abatement
whatever, save that caused by the
want of material. 1t has broken
out afresh at Decatur. The number
sick is estimated at between 80 and
40, with 10 deaths to date. At Tus-
eumbia no deaths or new cases were
reported on Monday. At Florence
s white anu II colored persons have
died of the yellow fever. At Holly
Springs deaths and Is new cases.
Memphis had 48 deaths and 50 new
cases. Several deaths and more
new cases at Chattanooga. New
Orleans Il deaths and 115 new
cases. Brownsville reports the same
old story of death and distress. La
Grange, Grand Junction. Humboldt,
Mason, Martin and Paris, Tenn, all
have more or less fever. 1t pre-
walls with great virulence at Green
vile, Vicksburg and all other towns
on the east bank Of the Mississippi.
II possible Greenville has suffered
worse than Grenada. a' e
TUESDAY, REPORT.
Still no abatement, but worse and
worse at same points. Brownsville,
Tenn, is in the tolls of the destroy
er. DR.. Jno. Ware and Col. Ivie
Westbrock are dead. 1t is nearly
as bad as Grenada. At Chattanoo-
ga 8 deaths and 19 new
5 doctors down and 1873 cases under
treatment. Decatur calls for help
with 40 or so cases of fever on
hand. She wants q prescriptionist.
The fever is increasing at all points
in West Tennessee ana Mississippi
where it has recently broken out.
The Montgomery Gala. doctors
sent to investigate Louisville report
the locality about the depot inject
ed. At Memphis 81 deaths and IL
in the suburbs are reported. A
physician was sent to CORTLAND
from Memphis. New Orleans re
ports 40 deaths and 1S6 new cases.
Vicksburg 5 deaths At Holly
Springs there is a marked abate-
ment, and the physicians and nurses
are leaving. At Greenville there is
also an abatement, and the outlook
is brighter. At other points the
is marked-on account of
want of material.
Pulaski is remarkably healthy.
There has not been to date a single
case of yellow fever, imported or
otherwise, in the town. We pray it
may so continue.