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7 ELEGRAPHICl
Associated Press Dispatches.
YELLOW FEVER.


NEW onLnASs, August 81 New cases, isii
deaths, ~.
NEw oRLEASs, August, g7.--Thc undersign-
ed have organized, with tho consent and APP
provai of the Mayor, a charitable association
during the prevalence of yellow fever under
the name Of the New Orleans Peabody Sub
sistence Association, for the purpose Of col
lecting provisions, breadstuiis, and other ar
ticlcs Of food, AMI distributing the senne into
raiiens TO the destitute In the city OF New Or
leans. The depot of supplies will be at No. 5s
1chuupetoulas street. Dolhonde, President;
W. II Deves, Ben +. Chambers, q. q. Gum
mings, John Sinnat, J. X. Newman, Abraham
IIirsch, VIM. pilard, john T. Moore Jr.,
Westlcy Lawrence, Frank Rod,n and j. W
MAIDEN, Secretaries.
lcordially approve the movement contein-
plated by the above. Il. PILLsDrAy, Mayor.
Memphis.
MEMPHIS, August "a New cases up 10 noon
to-day, 81; deaths - The weather Is cloudy
aud threatening rain.
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AN Elegant Preparation

Designed TO meet the public want for sarm-
less hair dressing and restorative, Is found in
farker's Hair Balsam, II acts like magic,
commencing at The very roots, removes la
df1li ami all hunlors from the scalp, and new
err nails IN restore gray or faded hair t0 its
original youthful color and beauty. Failing
hair Is Immediately checked by It's use aul II
produces \ growth of beautiful young hair
every one. These properties added 10 lis eN-
quisite perfume and purity Of composition,
renders Il the growing favorite Of the toilet
table everywhere, Bny a bottle ffom Your
druggist, n. y. GRANES, druggist, Wnc0,
aud test Its merits f aug iGdSyt0cti.
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POLITICAL.


SELMA, ALA, August T.-The Democratic
convention of the Fourth District renominate'i
&. NJ. Shelly.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, August T.-Wm. ii.
Garth, present Democratic Representative of
the Eighth District, was renominated yester-
day.
RICHMOND, VA, August % The Third
Congressional District Conservative conyen-
tion met to-day. Upto six O'Clock ten ballots
were taken and no choice Gen. J. y. john
ston, Gu last ballot, received 10, Col. j. H.
Young 10. Necessary TO q choice, ~.
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vlCKSBURG.

tlnues Increasing; over 20 new cases In the
past twenty-four hoursi p deaths, among
Them George y. Brown, son OF Judge Geoise
r. Brown. J, T.. Allen, city editor Vleks-
and son. His daughter died this evening.
Trains ON the Nicksburg aud Meridian rail-
road have ceased running owing 10 qunran-
into the trains and wreck them II continued
running,
vicksbnrg is out OF from all comhmnlca-
Iion except by the Mississippi river, Two
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NUMBER Ga.

children Of j. Reinbardt, who lcft here n
week ago, died at Tuscaloosa, Ala. Of yellow
fever Physicians and nurses from New Or
leans reached here tonight iAa,l-Il
NicksBung, August 2i-Wcather cloudy,
hermumctcr a2i shower this morning. no
boats up or down. Heavy shower tonight;
40 new cases reported to-day, % deaths.
Among the deaths to-day was Miss Mary
Lamhkin, Weather very unfavorable to-day;
aud accounts for the great increase In the
number of new cases.
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FOREIGN.


ST. JonN, n. b., August s7,-The officers
and crew Of the bark /" Never Sink, - of New
York, which foundered at sea August Goth,
were landed here YESTERDAY
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BosroN, August q Gen. Butler publishes
a card this evening in reply to the dispatch
about the alleged sherman letter, printed on
Monday, saying There is not one word Of
II true. | have never seen the original OF the
sherman letter, nor | never told personal
friend or enemy that 1t had been obtained, or
tVat 1t was genuine. So far from that Ito not
believe in its existence, IT 1t ever had any. Z"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Hair Poisoning.

BosToS, August % Three persons In ahair
curling establishment died nom disease
thought tn be blood poisoning from the hatr OF
diseased Siberian horses, few days ago. An
other operative also died and another is now
III, both evidently cases of sim
liar disease
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SARATOGA, August n Second race, free
handicap, one mile and quarter; won by
Rhodamanthis; Kclburn seconds lielmsman
third Timp-o ID
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LIVERPOOL, August "a Thomas and Louis
A Bigelow, who described themselves as
Americans, were arrested here yesterday and
remanded until to-day, charged with robblng
the financial department of the Receiver Cen
eral at Toronto, on the ith of July last Of 81,
OO in money and some Canadian bonds. The
accused declared their Innocence, Thomas
Bigclow alleging that $500 worth of the bonds
In his possession were bought at Chicago on
the I'D of June
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BERLIS, August 27.-The assassin of Gen.
Mezentgrow, at st. Petersburg, is named
Deutch. lie is the same person who, four
months ago, murdered Baron Helcking, at
Ki1e.
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Renter dispatches from Belgrade, dated the
s6th, stated that the Insurgents declare Gen
szaporis has withdrawn from Daboj to the
LETT bank Of the Bosnia and destroyed the
bridges. They also claim that Gen. Phelep-
povishes army at seragevo are dangerously
threatened on both TANKS. Rclnforcements
are hurrying from Austria. The Insurgents
are increasing In every direction.
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International Monetary Confer


PAms, August 27.-The monetary confer
ence expects to terminate tomorrow. At Its
sitting yesterday Groesbeck urged the resump-
ton OF free mintage of silver, on the ground
that circumstances have been greatly altered
since its suspension by the Latin union. In
Germany stock is greatly reduced, and the
Aslatic demand has revived. The Swiss rep
rcsentatiye contended that II the Latin union
had not suspended free mintage, the silver
countries composing It would be deiuged by
demonetized German stock. He also feared
that the Nevada and South American supply
might increase. The Belgian representative
pointed out the imp0ssibility OF fixing silver
by legislation. Lecombe, the English dele
gate, said silver was liable 20 great nuctua-
tiOns, and might he aggravated by changes IN
the currency laws of the various countries
No resolution of the congress- he said could
effectively lessen the evil, as every govern
meDt would study only its national interests
Horton, the American, replied, congratulate
ing England and France on having changed
the opinion held In 1851 in favor Of demone Il :
zation of silver.
Servian and Bosnean Complioa-
lions.
LONDON, August s7--Dispatches from yiena
say completely servians In Bosnian insurrec-
tion have again asserted aud said that the
rebels rctrcatng from sprageof went toward
serylan frontier, and will cross Il IL closely
pressed, stated prisoners We're captured al
Dobol wearing uniform OF servian militia.
Insurgents about DOboJ have been largely re-
inforced. They have vigorously attacked
Doboj several times, endeavoripg to turn Gen.
sLaporis position and destroy the pontoons
across the Bosnia, so as to prevent reinforce
ments arriving. According to Vienna advice,
Gen. szaporis has repu,ed all attacks, hui
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-18
INDICATION
WlsaIEerov. Oetober IS. a.m.

W%AsHISGIoS, October IS. lam.
For the New England, Middle Allan.
tic aud South Atlantic States, increasing
cloudiuess and rain, warm southsrly
veeriOg to colder westerly winds, followed
by rising barometer.
For the EasiGulf States, clesr or partly
cloudy weather, norlherly winds, station.
ary or lower temperature, aud generally
higher pressure.
For Tennessee, TIE Ohio valley and
upper lake region, colder, clearing wealth,
err winds mostly westerly and northerly
stationary or lower temperature and
rising barometer.
For the lower lake region. partly cloudy
and cloudy weather with frequent light
rains, southwest, veeribg to colder north.
west winds aud rising barometer.
Forthe upper Mississippi valley, clear
ing weather, orthwesterlyiEinds becom
ing variable, falling followed by rising
tempersture,risin followed by falling or
stationary barometer.
For the lower Missouri valley, clear OF
partly cloudy weather, cold northqrly,
shifting to warmer southeast winds, sta.
uonsry or lower pressure.
The rivers viii remain nearly station
arg.
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PernonnI monmon.

Milliss has again been doing = little Of
the work-drAWinE on wood which Of
old brought him so much appreciation.
Senator ThurmAn's illress was simply
4 severe bilious attack, from which he is
now recovering.
The Duke de BroElie has written q
book describing the secret foreign policy
of Louis XIV. There are to be many
revelations in it, it is said.
Minister Noyes is said to get through
his official duties in a thoroughly demo
cratic manner. His Office is decorated
in the plainest fashion, and be receives
Americans with simplicity and unpre-
tending courtesy.
Rev. John Lynch, Catholic priest, Of
Birmingham, died October IL, after a
long illness, Of pulmonary consumption.
Thomas Stevens, u prominent citizen
of Keatsville, No, committed suicide at
an early boar Saturday morning by cut.
ting bis throat.
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Treas Citizens Relief oommitte,
River Items.

Clear, cool and windy.
Soon the voice of the steamboatman
will be heard in the land.
The river has fallen eighteen inches
since yesterday.
The Hard Cash, out II White river,
passed up yesterday for St. Louis with
ll2O bales Of cotton, all consigned to
Memphis merchants, except sc bales.
The steamer while here anchored in
mid-stream; officers and crew all well.
The towbost Port Eads passed up Last
night for part of her tow left above here.
She went down this morning with it, all
right-sixteen btrEe' in all.
The White will be ready for the track
10 a few days aud takes the place Of the
Illinois 10 the Vicksburg trade until the
repairs are made on the latter beat.
Captain George Malone will pull the rope
on the White.
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RALEIGH. October Is, 1878,
lffor az tknTnd~,~.

RALEIGH. October Is. 1878.
To the Kditor Of the Ledger:
There appeared an article in the Ap.
peal ofths 9Th inst. signed J.. G. Roach,
IN which l was complimented, etc, and
had a large family; aud some persons
here thought, perhaps. l was the cause
of such a communication. therefore
answered Mr.. Roach through the Ap.
peal, bat for want of space or some other
cause my reply was not published. Ny
object in replying was that | believed
las | stated IN that letter. it was cslcu-
lated to impress the public that we had
no need of assistance from the Towards,
citizens relief committee or any other
organization here in Raleigh. As Mr..
Roach stated in his letter that there was
nobody sick here except Mr.. Stoddard,
and that be had been getting we'll ever
since his downfall, when l knew there
we're plenty of sick people here at the
time, and the death rate has been and is
now terrible to contemplate il so small
a place, Again, last night there we're
two deaths and two new cases, and there
are two more dying, and on Sunday
night two deaths. There are about
twenty under treatment at present, and
we are sorely in need Of a good physi-
clan. A slur was thrown out las
thought as regards %rations which l beg
leave to correct. On Sunday morning
last, for the third or fourth time, to
my certain knowledge, Uncle Jim =
las he is called by the Stoddard family
began his laborious work of issuing ra.
tons, which are of the very best, 10 both
white and black families that are refu.
geed from Memphis, and a bountifu
supply was and is being served to all
such applicants. Uncle Jim is a brother.
in-law to Mr.. Stoddard, and was ap.
pointed commissary sergeant by Mr..
Duffy, who, with the Stoddard family
has done 30 much for the people here
and around the National Cemetery, and
all over this section Of the country.
Yours respectfully, S A. WELLS.
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LEDGER LINES.

There Ess q very, very, very light frost
this morning.
The large number Of returning refu.
gees furnish abundant material to keep
the fever business lively The remainder
Of this month. We predict a large 10.
crease in the number Of new cases during
the next ten days.
We regret to learn that Mr. Willis
CyrOds, son ofW. G C5rods, Of Cynthia
street. and one Of J C Msccabe's mos,
worthy assistants, had q chill last night
and has fever this morning. He friend.
hope itis cot yellow fever. He and a
portion Of the family returned from the
country only about a week or ten days
ago.
The reason Why We never see the
early, lgh. frosts in the city, as they do
IN the country. lie because our thousands
Of chimneys. which throw out their coaI
smoke and heat, destroy the spieule Of
frost properties Of he atmosphere imme
dietely in and ever the city. The at
nospbsre must be very heavily laden
With these properties to overcome thii
coal smoke and heat.
Some Of the New York pspsrs ar,
making q considerable ado about Thur
low Weed, as the Oldest journalist il
America, be having been in the business
fhy years. This may be something re
marEable 10 New York, and az the mod
ern journalists there seldom 20 out o
New York for nswI, their Ignorance is e1
cusabls. But ii they vantto fad a sur,
enough Venerable journalist. let then
send g smart young man to interview thI
odd msn" Of the Avalanche.
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DR. Heating, the volunteer Howard
physician, Of whose demise we read in
the Appeal this morning, was one Of
natures Doblemen, and those whom he
has attended desire to attest his worth
as a man and a physician, especially
those whom he has waited on in For
Pikering. They.feel they owe him life. He
saved others-himseli he could not save
may he rest 10 peace.
New York papers please copy.
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Pass Christian. Miss; Deaths, 2; and
% cases for the past two days.
Canton, Miss, and vicinity; Deaths
10, aud 30 cases for the past three days,
Morgan City, La: Deaths, 5; new cssep,
II. Total deaths to date, 81.
McCOmb City, Miss: Deaths to date
IL; cases 10. The fever is aba,ing.
Tallulah, Miss; Deaths to date, 8; anG
IS cases under treatment.
T~hibOdssux, La: Deathp, g.; new cases
81. Total cases to date, 52l,
Lagrange, Tenn: Nez cases, A; nc
deaths.
Grand junction: No new cases and
two deaths.
Baton Rouge, La: New cases. I;
deaths, 3.
Rocky Springs, La; New cases, %;
desths 10 date, b.
Goodrich's Landing, La: Cases, ITO;
deaths, AZ.
Duck Hill, La: No fever in town, IL
deaths to date in the country.
Chattanooga, Tenn; Deaths, 2; new
cases, s.
Holly Springs, Miss: New cases, III;
deaths, 3. The fever is slowly spreading
in the country.
Yszoo City, Miss: Deaths 3; new cases,
6. Among the deaths was a sister of
charity.
Paincourtville, La: Deaths, 2; new
cases, 10. Total cases to date, 100;
deaths, l3.
Paris, France: The fete ct Trocadero
for the benefit of the fever.stricken peo.
pie Of the United States realized l6,4O0
francs.
Helena, Ark: The excitement here IS
abating. Six out Of seven physicians
say the disease is not yellow fever. One
physician, who is a member Of the board
of health, still contends that it is yellow
fever.
CONTRIBUTIONS
To the Citizens Relief Committee, Dc.
tober II.
Knights of Temperance ard citizens
of Thomson, Ga, through D I L.vir g,
$40 Is.
For empty barrels, 81 10; Mayor
Yates, Newark, N J, through W W
Thatcher, $3.50.
Citizens relief committee, Pittsturg,
for Wythe Depot, R L McElree, 800.
Employees of B F Avery & Sens,
Louisville, through 0rgill Bros & Co,
500.
JAS S PREsTIDGE,
Treas Citizens Relief Committee.
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Mr., j. W. Renders, of S6l Beal street,
who has remained here through the
epidemic, is prepared to supply bis Gus
toners and the public with soda water as
usual. The others in bis line ore dead
or out Of the city. BE deserves a liberia
patronage. he has stood here alone in
his line and has done much for the sick
and needy. His wagon is always on the
streets, and we hope he will have all the
orders he can Eli.
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IMPORTANT 10 NURSES.
HowAED ASSOCIATION,
rs Madison Street.
MENrnIa, TENN.. SOL. n, isTS. J

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. Il, lSiB.)
Unemployed nurses who vOI-
unteered from abroad, and
whose services are no longer
needed, are requested TO re-
portal headquarters TODAY
10 receive the balances due
them, and transportation TO
their homes. Alter to-day
none will be recognized as eD-
titled 10 the benefits of the As
ISOLATION but those who are
permanently employed. BY
order Of
w. j. SMITH,
Aching Pres. Howard Assn.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS.
Daily Relief.

HEREAFTER and from this date the How.
ard Relief Train on the Louisville and Nash
vile road will leave Memphis every morning
at 7;ao O'Clock. and run as far as Humboldt.
and return the same day, carrying physicians.
nurses and medical and other supplies to all
who need them, whether at stations or in
towns or on plantations. Applications by
letter or telegraph. or at the depot as the
train arrives. to the undersigned. will receive
immediate attention. We are anxious to re-
lieye all who are suffering or distressed along
the line of the Louisville road, and to that
end have completed arrangements to run A.
daily train as above. and. if need be, and We
are notified to that effect by DR.. Thomas O.
Summers. j.. stationed at Erin. or DR.. W. G.
Bibb' stationed at Paris. will go as far as
Erin. carrying relief and supplies.
A. D. LANGSTAFF,
oeIP President Howard AssOcia' n. Memphis.
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A M.mnnis Firm in b. Louls.

The well.known and highly.respectable
firm Of Taylor & Arnold is temporarily
located at 222 North Commercial street,
St. Louis. and will remain until it is
perfectly safe to return. They are pre-
pared to sell all cotton shipped to them
and to Gil the orders Of customers.
Prompt attention given to all business
intrusted to their care. We take pleas
ure in referring to their high standing,
and hope they may soon return.
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New York papers please copy

HENRY LUEHRMASN. 80 Monroe street,
is receiving fresh oysters daily fram
Norfolk and New York. Also London
porter, Scotch ale and Milwaukee bot.
tied lager beer. For sale, wholesale and
retail. ~
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Kahn a. Freiberg will keep
their store open from s am. until 5 D m
Saturday. Anpnnt II.

saturday, August "a.
After this date, until further
notice, the LEDGER Will moi
be delivered by carriers.
Parties desiring 10 subscribe
can obtain the paper at the
LEDGER counting room for
TWO GENTS each by PUR.
CHASING TICKETS.
As soon as the epidemic "A
ended, and The people return,
all our routes will be re-estab.
lished,
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No Onr RInnr Frienda

Two boats will leave St. Louis each
week, running as lew as Prentiss, by
which our friends can ship cotton to us
at St.. Lsuis OF Memphis, and we can
ship them supplies from St. Louis, till
Memphis packets a resume their trips.
Our cotton shed is always open, and
cotton we'll cared for.
HILL, FoNTAIYE b Co
September u, 1873. Eat
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Baltimore, Md i have used Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup personally and In my lam.
lily for two or three years, and am pre-.
pared to say hat there is nothing to
compare to it as a remedy for coughs,
colds, etc. James Corrie, dentist.
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8. AND |.
OFFICE OF Clerks B. AND S. Ass'E.l
0FFIoE. No. s MADISON ST.,
MrnpuFo Wrug aucuot 10 1870 1

nHE Office Of this Association will remain
j. open daily Sundays excepted during the
epldemic rem II am to z pm; ior tse pur-
holders such information as they may require.
Absentees who are in arrears eau make good
their accounts when they return to tho city
without being subject 70 fires or penalties Of
any kind. r. y. CLARKE, Vice Pres't
P. 3. JONES. Sec'y. ll7t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-18

The type, material and workmen Of
the LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee first class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-18

RefrigeratOrs. ice chests,
water coolers and ice-creRnl
freeZers at cost.
#. J.
1867 234 Main stree OF.
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We will continue to keep our coal
flee open during the epidemic. All or.
derH for coal and wood will be promptly
attended to.
LoEwEEsTIYE & Fox,
35r III Poplar street.
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No. IS Madison Street,
SOUTHERN EYPRFaa.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS.
So. Express Comply.
Resumption Of Business In
Memphis.
sUPERINTENDRNT's OFFICE.
MUMunfu naNrL.- n 1919

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OfFICE,1
MEMPHIS, October Is, 1875.
O ACCOUNT ofthe sickness and death Of
many Ofthe attaches Of our Office in this city,
our facilities fer the past several weeks have
only been sufficient for the receipt aud doliv-
cry of supplies for the sick and destitute.
Several Of our men having recovered and re-
turned to duty. our Company will. from this
date receive and forward business for tho
public as usual. subject to existing Quaran-
tine regulations at various places.
Our lines from the East are open and avail.
able to merchants desiring to replonish their
stocks upon the subsistence ofthe epidemic.
CHARLES l.. LOOP.
S9-4l Auditor and Acting superintend'.,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-18

MANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w that l will not be responsible for any
bills bought By any one connected with the
Ledger oDice or out OF II, and will not allow
accompanied BY my written order.
vi ~ VHITM0REs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-18

who wish
10 renew will do us a favor
by SENDING MONEY before
Iheir time expires, as orr
mail list is very large, and
our force to do the work
small. NO USE TO SEND
ORDERS WITHOUT THE
HONEY.
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Special Notice.

All persons who wish to 20 to Refugee
Camp Williams, will apply to e. Mar
shall, % South Court street All persons
are urged to 20. Train leaves daily al
$3.50 10 the afternoon. Transportation
will be furnished also, eupplies to per.
ons while in camp.
CHARLES G FISHER,
l47tl Chm Citizens Relief Committee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-18

In the LEDGER job Office can be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display of any job Of printing. 1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-10-18

QUERY: why will men smoke com
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros Seal of North Carolina
at the same price9" [eod.xxvii lac
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Rnninesn NOiica.

Our store, 232 Front street, will be
open daily from this date. Our Major
7. j. Cowgirl will attend to all cotton
intrusted to us.
Al NJ. GAVIN & Co.
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Notice.

During the yellow fever our address
will bs Oldham, Crittenden county, Ark.
l2t CLARKE, JOHNSON & Co.
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YELLOW FEVER DEATH LIST.

The following statement Of deaths from yell
low fever each day, since the presence of the
disease became Known, is made up from the
records of the board of health and other