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It is announced that Gen. Alexander

Leon, one of the ablest men of Hay ti,

will shortly visit the United States. It

is said that his intended visit to this

coootry is partly for political purposes,

and partly with a view of treating with

some company regarding the extensive

coal mines in the Southorn department

of Hayti.

Col. Robert Moorman, an esteemed

citizen of Newberry, died on Sunday

last. Col. Moorman was born near

Fish D.<m, Union County, Ootober 22,

1814, but removed to Newberry when

quite a young man. He was a member

of the Legislature, aud also served in

the State Convention of 1SG0.

Dr. Johu A. Barks.'.i.r-, Lecturer of

Stute Grange, assisted by Capt. J. W.

Perrin, Master of Mill Way Grange No.

'23, organized a grange consisting of

seventeen members atPhccuix, ou Mon?

day, the 29th of Septembers?J. Wistar

Andrew as Master, and a full corps of

officers.?Abbeville Press and Banner,

DniT.?It is generally conceded now

that the filthy condition of the streets

of Memphis aud Shreveport caused the

malignant yellow fever prevailing at

those places. Clean streets and clean

bodies ure gcuerully proof against dis?

ease.

Economy.?Columbus, Ga., ladies bo

lougiDg to two of the largest church

congregations iu that city, have re?

solved to buy no more new dresses this

fall or winter; and, should they be com?

pelled to pin chase any, will- confine

thenserves to home manufactures.

An imperial edict announces tb all

natives of Alsace and Lorraine, nc re?

sident in America, who do not before

tlu< end of the mouth formally notify a

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The daily phoenix. (1873). Columbia, S.C., 1873-10-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84027008/1873-10-09/ed-1/?sp=3

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The daily phoenix, 1873-10-09.