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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-16

ROLES FOR THE SALE OF CorToN AT
meeting of the Chamber of Commerce
held yesterday, the committee appointed
under. resolutions recently adopted by
the Chamber, to consider the propriety
of recommending the adoption of more
specific rules to govern the sale and de-
livery of cotton in this market, reported
that they doubtlhe propriety of under
taking to recommend the adoption of
such specific rules as might meet every
case of disagreement between buyer and
seller The good sense rules Of equity
and liberal disposition, one toward the
other, will generally settle any difficulties
which may arise IL not, the usual
course oflarbitration is before them.
Your committee, however, think pro-
per torecommenitbe adoption of specific
value in regard to some points which
have been presented to them, apdlwhich
have in some cases been source of dis
satisfaction. They recommend y glaiae.
|. That no deduction shall be made for
lighter bales" weighing not under three
hundred and fifty pounds. If under that
weight aud not under three hundred
pounds, deduction shall be made Bales
weighing under three hundred pounds
shall be considered understandable
and only received at the option of the
buyer.
.. When cotton is sold in list. and IA
part is rejected, for just cause, the seller
shall take it back at its relative value,
according to the samples by which it was
sold, and if two drayages have been paid
in taking from and returning to the
sellers place of storage, one shall be
paid by the seller.
3. Mixed, unpacked, and false packed
cotton is declared "unmerchantable -
and, therefore, subject TO specific con-
/ tract. .l4
4 Cotton shall be considered as de-
livered to the purchaser, SO far as the re-
sponsiblity OF its safety is concerned,
whenever it is removed from the ware
house, or paid for The sellers policy of
insurance shall cover it 10 that time.
5. Vender's lien shall attach TO cotton
until paid for by the purchaser
G. On and after the LIST day of Septem-
Der proximo, all sales Of cotton shall be
with revenue tax paid, in the absence of
q specific contract to the contrary.
Mr. Nelson, after reading the report
of the Committee, and before moving its
adoption, said that he wished TO intro
duce another point touching the cotton
trade, which had been under discussion
with the Committee, put had not been
embraced IN the report The point he
referred TO he had covered in the follow
ing "That samples should be retained
by the seller, but the purchaser should
have free access to them at all times,
either by removal to his Office or other
wise, for purposes of comparison, etc,
but after such use they should be re-
urned to the vender" Adopted
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Monetary and Commercial
Money Market.

Money Market. .it u
There Is little more activity in Exchange,
owing to the advance abroad in cotton. and the
probabilities of movement of cotton in this
market has made it easier. the rates being from
4 discount to par selling. and a premium buy
ing. .nr srIq
Money continues very close, but the probable
tiles are that it will be easier within few days
Uncurrent notes are quiet and firm at previous
quotations a Ef
City scrip is in demand at the following rates,
viz buying at 50 and selling at S. faf
Cotton Market. r.f.
There was very little business transacted this
morning, in the cotton market but few sales
being made. We quote: I'D
Ordinary. -22a28 Middling ...aa~25930
Good Ordinary. 24@25 Good Middling-3l@.32
Low Middling,--26927 Strict Middling"33934
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Coon IprA-Corner Monroe and Main

PREMATURE ALARM-MoRE ABOUT THE
CHoLERA-SoME WHOLESOME ADVICE.
DO not eat fresh fish or pork spurn I'M
ripe fruits aud stale vegetables; drink
but little ice-water while over heated be
temperate and regular in all your habits;
keep clean body, clean house and
yard, using lime freely Immediately
check the least diarrhea, or vomiting, or
pain in stomach. The most sensible
plan is to send for regular physician in
all cases, yet a prescription from any
good physician will answer nearly as
well for all cases of diarrhea, pain in
stomach, vomiting, etc. Patent medi-
cines of secret humbug recipes, for chol-
era, should be scrupulously avoided
Dromgoole & Co. RED DIARRnEA REM
EDY is no secret, no patent, but is a reg
ular prescription used by the medical
profession for diarrhes, etc, but is not
recommended for actual cholera. Every
family in Memphis and surrounding
country should not fail to procure one or
more bottles. Can be had of
J. p. DRoMGooLE x Co.
G. W. JONES & Co.
aIllwi HU A. RExKERr fU nv
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NoTIcR TO PASSENGERS VIA MEMPHIS
ASD CHARLESTON RAIIRoAD The mail
and passenger train leaves Memphis
daily at halfpast six am; connects with
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad at Corinth
for Mobile; at Nashville for Louisville,
Cincinnati, indianapolis, and all points
North and East; at Chattanooga with
the Western and atlantic train for all
points in Georgia, South Carolina and
North Carolina, and with the East Ten
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LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY. !
NJ K NJ II IL n.
ThurBday Even'g, August l6, 1866

LOCAL NoTIcEs, inserted among the
reading matter, will be charged twenty
cents per line for each insertion. H9 z
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ARsoN-BoY BURNED TO DEATH We
learn that the residence Of Mr.. r. Ii.
Taylor, six miles from Brownsville, was
totally destroyed by fire on Sunday night
last, and his son Joseph burned to death.
Joseph Taylor and a younger man named
George Nail were sleeping in the second
story, and did not awake until the stair
case was wrapped in flames, when they
attempted to make their way out, Joseph
being overcome by the smoke, fell The
other inmates of the house made their
escape, one of the boys jumping from
second story window. The family lost
everything-house, furniture and wear
ing apparel The fire is supposed to be
the work of an incendiary, and woman
who has been employed as cook has been
arrested
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-16

Our Public Dirsctory.-Stransers visiting
the city in quest of any of the necessities or
Injuries of life. will find the names of all the
first class business houses in our city, together
with large amount of other important infor
nation in our Public Directory" column on
the first page of the PUBLIC LEDGER.
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STOLEN.

CTOLEN-s10 REWARD.-From the hall cf
- my residence, l26 Fourth street. a small
Rosewood Cane, with spenr In it. brass fer
rule, crooked chamoise horn handle brass
tipped. silver band ut the handle. Ten dollars
reward is offered for the cane, and twenty-five
for proofto convict the thief.
au15-4t l.. ". DIXON.
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ARREST or ST LOUIS THIET,-Tom.
Dover was arrested on Tuesday, in this
city, on suspicion of being concerned in
a robbery of seven thousand dollars in
gold dust at St, Louis a short time since
He was confined in the Jail until yester-
day evening, when detective left for
St. Louis with him, without waiting for a
requisition from the Governor of the
State.
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FoR Two WEEKs.-This is the length
of time in which Messrs. EIson Bros,
2s7 Main street, propose to sell out their
immense stock at greatly reduced prices,
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ASSAULT AND RoBBERY-About noon
to-day. as Mr. Emmons was coming out
of the water closet in the basement of
his store, at 10 Jefferson street he was
knocked down and robbed of his pocket
book, containing about sixty dollars.
Mr.. Emmons head was badly cut and
his eye blackened by the robber The
party committing the assault and rob-
berry must have been well acquainted
with the premises.
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BOARDING

DoARDING.-sEvE LARGE AND
ID pleasant rooms can be had. with board,
upon early application at No. SO Adams street.
References given and required. .,-..
aue-lm NJ. y. Hll hBkNk.
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PIrrssuRG CoAI4- Briggs & Peterson,
Office IL Madison street Branch office,
34l Main street,. B, Moseley, agent.
We are the only coal merchants who
weigh on the city scales aus-lm
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WANTS.

WANTED. "A YOUNG MAN WHO
w whites good hand. and quick at hguressi
boy Apply to @. W. Van Voast, ~ Gayoso
street. l0-lW
JxTANTED-A MALE TEACHER TO
w take charge OF the Masonic Female lnsti-
tute, at Senatobia, Miss. Address
ID. III. SANDERS, Cor. Sec'y.
senatobia, July n. 1856. IVA Inn
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Special Notices.

Special Notices will be Inserted in this col
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
Marriage and Celibacy.- n Essay of Warn
ing and destruction for Young Men. Also, dis
cases and abusea which PROSTATE the vital pow
ere, with sure means of relief. Sent free of
charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address. DR..
J, sKILLIN HOUGHT0N. Howard Associa-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa. aul5-3m
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REMOVAL.
DEMovAL.-
II CHANGE OF BASE.

Owing to the heavy and rapidly iRcreasing de.
mend for the Great Southern Preparations,
We are compelled to remove TO a more spacious
building, giving room for extensive manuiacta,
ring nurposcs. therefore VIC have leased al and
~ Of the Hughes Block. corner Of Main and
Heal streets. where We design conducting
General wholesale aud retail drug business, IN
connection with the manufacture Of the : Great
southern Preparations.
10 our friends aud customers cvcryT here, W
would ssy, give us a call. Our drucs are pure,
our prircs are low. and cur clerks compctcnt.
aui3-lm j. p. DR0MGoOLE CO.
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The MAYOR RETRAcrs. AT the meet
ing of the Board last evening, the Mayor
handed in the following, which was con-
sidered satisfactory by the Aldermen:
GENTLEMEN Under the influence of
excitement used language and express
sions about the Board of Mayor and Al.
dermen, which | sincerely regret and
cheerfnlly retract If the object of your
resolution was to impeach me, | deny
your right to do so, and make this ex-
preston of regret and retraction of what
i said, with the full knowledge that you
have no such power but with determi-
nation to do right, trusting our future in
tercourse will be pleasant and agreeable
and promotive of the interest and well
fare of our growing city.
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SISKISe'p OF THE STEAMER MESSENGER.
The steamer Messenger struck snag
and touched bottom in Plumb Point bend
on Tuesday evening. Her bow is out Of
water, and a portion of her freight will
be recovered in damaged condition.
She was valued at twenty thousand dol
lars, was owned by Captain Jesse Dean,
her commander, and others, of Pittsburg,
aud insured in Pittsburg and Cincinnati
Offices for one. half the amount
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-16

AUCTION DAILY-At Cages Arcade,
396 Main street, Gayoso Block. Call
and see what you want.
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Ak ELECTION 1t is reported that now
the registration of the loyal has been
completed, Governor Brownlow will or
der an election for Attorney General,
Judges, and probably for city officials.
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NOTICES.

NTOTICE.-FoR THE PRESENT DIR. SIN
IN may be found at his office
Day and Night. hao
Corner of Beal and fernando streets alb. W.
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A CHINA THIEF "A colored individual
named VIM. Tucker was arrested yester-
day, for stealing lot of china-ware from
the residence of Mr.. j W. Pickett 1t
appears that he stole vase, cups, sau-
GERS, plates, etc, and then helped him
self to basket to put them in. Com
missioner Richards fined him fifty dol
lars this morning, and as he is without
funds, he will have the pleasure of be-
longing to the changing corps for one
hundred and three days 4... :
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-16

Circulation,-A morning paper keeps the
following lines. in large letters, at the head of
its editorial columns: Largest circulation of
any paper in West Tennessee. Largest city cir
culation." The city circulation of the PUBLIC
LEDGER is greater than that of any other paper
Published in Memphis, a fact which the editor
of the paper alluded to is perfectly aware of.
Comment is unnecessary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-16

Coon entertainment at the Good Idea,
which is open nightly.
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The LADIES REsosT-The ladies
honor the Atlantic Garden, corner of
Fourth and Adams, by their presence,
which proves it is both delightful and
proper place. Go there and see.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-16

MEETING OF SCHOOL BOARD AT a
meeting of the Board Of School Visitors,
held yesterday, the report of the Super
intendent was read and FIVE hundred
copies ordered to be printed Applica-
tons of Mrs, T, H Bunch, Miss Georgia
II. Sharpe and Prof Julius A. Ricou,
for positions in city schools, were read
and filed. A committee, consisting of
Messrs. Higbee, Lemon and Peres, was
appointed with power TO act, to provide
for suitable schoolhouses The Office of
principal at the schools in the engine
house No. 3, was created, and Mrs. Jen-
ME Teager was elected TO fill that posi-
ton. Her salary was fixed at $1,000
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SHocKING.-A man died few weeks
since in extreme agony. Some short
time afterward his afflicted wife visited
medium for the purpose of ascertaining
what had so distressed her poor husband
in his last moments, the table was put
in requisition, and the astonished wife
soon learned that he had refused to take
RoBAcK's STOMACH BITTERs, and failed
to pay the printer. l3-lw
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We are closing out our summer stock
at New York cost prices.
MACK BRos. & BONN,
I3.3teod No. 26l Main street
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SAVE Your MONEY. You can save a
large share Of your money by having
your job printing executed at the PUBLIC
LEDGER Office We make specially of
this part Of our business, and, having
the most complete establishment in the
Southwest, our facilities for doing the
best of work at lowest rates are unsur
passed by any house in thib.section. We
employ the best of workmen, have all
the latest and newest styles of type and
presses, and give entire satisfaction to
all our patrons. Bring in your favors to
IL Madison street ttr 7
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SINGING, dancing and music by first
class artists at the Good Idea nightly.
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NOR SALE.-A HALF INTEREST IN a
paving manufacturing business will be sold
cheap TO a good man Object, more canitai.
Call nj 200 Front street. aul0-IW
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BOARD OF HEALTH. : The following
gentlemen have been appointed Board
Of Health for the city: Drs. W. 7. Irwin,
James NJ. Keller, E. Miles Willett, A.
K. Taylor, ]. NJ Study, Paul II. 0tey,
o. Early, Pittman, Rogers, o. c. Knode,
c. S. Fenner, Frayser and Creighton.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

Dodds, Macural 4 Urban g Burglar and Fire
proof Safe" Warranted" Two combination
locks, money vault. etc The safe is new and
can be had cheap. Can be seen at No. Madl-
,troo, inl n ~ aul5-3t%
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STAMP SUITS. AT the meeting of the
Chamber Of Commerce yesterday, Mr..
Prescott chairman of the committee,
made a verbal report on stamp suits,
and said that the committee had received
a communication from A. S. Mitchell,
clerk of the United States Court, stating
that the costs in each. suit would be
thirty dollars, if dismissed before trial ;
and denies the right of the collector of
the district, Mr. Hough, to compromise
any case after it comes before the court.
Mr. Prescott also stated that formal
report would be made at the regular
monthly meeting of the Chamber.
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CoboRED GANBLERs-The police made
raid on a negro gambling den on
Desoto street last night and euchrsd six
of the darkies enjoying themselves.
They we're required to ANTE q forfeit
at the station-house, as evidence that
they would see the Recorders hand this
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-16

MEN wanted to make money. Apply
to Webb & Tribe, 57l jefferson ST. l6-lw
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DIsNFEcrANTs FOR THE CITY.--A res
olution was passed by the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen last evening that the city
purchase FIVE hundred barrels of lime,
for sanitary purposes, 10 be distributed
in various parts Of the city, in the streets,
alleys and cutters, under the direction Of
the Mayor of the city, and that the
Health Officers, Drs. Creighton and
johnson, with the cooperation of the
Mayor, be authorized to purchase some
efficient disinfectapts to distribute
through the streets and alleys of the city,
az sanitary measure. a'i
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EARLY CorroN-Mr. Frank Hyde
brought TO our office this morning several
well formed open hollis of cotton, raised
on Gov. Jones place, on the Raleigh
road, BY Mr.. T. Whitney. They show
evidence of good cultivation, and are
remarkable for fne texture and length
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ATLANTIC GARDES. = This popular
place of resort, corner of Adams and
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NOR SALE

A fine large vegetable garden, near Wiley b.
Millcr's place, on Rayburn avenue and house
containing four rooms for rent. Immediate
possession given Apply to -,
Ii. G. DENT & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
III l,- Il5l% Real greet
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-16

The CHoLERA.-Much alarm existed
in regard to cholera few days since
nearly every person you met having
some yarn 10 spin on the subject, which,
as usual, got worse the further il travelled
We are glad that this has subsidized, and
yesterday and this morning even Madame
Rumor mad no death by cholera TO re-
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NORTHERN Police CouRr.-Nineteen
cases were tried by Commissioner Rich
ards this morning, among which were
FIVE DRINKS, three fights, and two side,
walk sleepers. Fortyitwo dollars were
cnllectpd
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You are invited to call at the corner of
Court and Front streets and try the lager
beer and other good things to be found
at Fritz Pfemfert's saloon.
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The HEALTH OFFICER ON THE CHOLERA
The following communication has been
received by the City Council from Dr.
Cavanagh, Health Officer, and the re-
commentator adopted, the Mayor being
authorized to cooperate in carrying out
the same;
GENTLEMEN Cholera having been de-
cared epidemic in several of our sister
cities, and six cases Of the most malig-
nant type being reported as having &C.
Cured here, and although it is probable
we can do nothing to prevent its advent
among us, yet, by proper and systematic
hygepic measures, we may do much TO
mitigate its violence, | beg leave to make
the following suggestions
|. That number of physicians be APP
pointed to constitute Board of Health,
who shall meet daily and cooperate with
the Health Officer of the city, in present.
ing the meeting the necessary advice and
suggestions as to the best means of pre-
venting the ravages of the disease.
2. That all practicing physicians be
requested TO report to the Board OF
Health by six o'clock in the morning of
each day all cases of cholera seen by
them the twenty-four hours preceding.
3 That the sections be required TO re-
port by six o'clock am. daily, to the
Board Of Health the number.of deaths.
4. That the city papers be requested
to publish no cases occurring in the city
not authorized by the Board of Health.
8. That the Board of Health report to
the official paper daily
6. That the health officer be required
to strictly enforce the ordinance regard
ing nuisances, and enforce the lining
and whitewashing of cellars, privies and
backhouses. ,., fr.
Memphis at this time is as clean as it
is possible to make it with the means at
our disposal, being without waterworks,
system of sewerage, and the streets and
alleys unpaved.
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CANDIDATES.

nOBERT GOOD is. A CANDIDATE FOX
n Wharfnaster at the ensuing election.
NOR MAYOR.-W. o. .L0FLAND Is A
candidate for Mayor at the ensuing election.
August Q. 1866. aass 3
9th WARD ALDERMAN.. THE UNDER
pectfsilly announces himself a. candidate LOT
Alderman of the 9Th Ward at the coming cleo
ton. tau4-tel MICHAEL WHELAN. II
LDERMAN sTH WARD.,-AT THE 50,
N licitation of many voters the undersgne,d
hereby announces himself a candidate TOT Al
derman of the sth Ward. and most Respectfully
asks the support Of the vo'ers OF said ward al
au4-te FIX * FRANK CUM
fIlO THE CITIZENS OF MEMPhIS.-GENE
tlemen: The time fixed by the charter Tor
the election Of Mayor having passed without an
election, now announce to you that am sun
n candidate for the Mayoralty when the election
does come off, 1 am, respectfully, yonT fellow
citizen W. u. FERGUSON.
-
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Memphis Insurance Comply
Organized in is14, {
OHica--.NO. 22 l-2 Madison ~.
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS:
J.J. MURPHY, J. CUMMINGS JOHNSON
II. NJ. APPERsoN, JOHN I. RATION
j. I. FRANK, L. A. NELSON ~.
+. NJ. CAsA.
reee;ye DEPOSITS, to buy and sell Exchange
on ali tl,e principal commercial cities, and to
make Collections on this city and all principal
points 10 this section. .isn..l.
Rcmittances promptly ATTENDED, 70,
y. MURPHY, Pros't.
Y. Nj. CASH. Secretary. Jyo-Sm
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NATIONAL THEATRE Quite an acqui-
sition has been made to the company 10
the person Of Mile Forestelle, the only
female contortionist in the world she
is excellent. Miss Julia Barton, the
celebrated vocalist, Mile Violetta, Miss
Netty Kraft, Johnny Rushton, jim Por-
ter, De Haven, Keegan and others still
perform on the National stage, while
Jerry at the bar performs his part of the
business to the delight of his visitors, to
whom he is very attentive. l5,4t
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ADMISSION rs cents at the Good Idea
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A passenger named
Chas. Morris, who got on board at this
place, was found dead in his berth on the
steamer NJ s Mepham, on the morning
of the 18th Hewas buried at Skipwith's
Landing II is supposed he died of apo
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HosPIrAL SUGGESTIONS "A committee
of the Memphis Medical Association
have suggested to the City Council, in
communication, that proper hospital
arrangements be made for the INDECENT
cholera patients, at distance from the
other hospitals and at some distance from
the densely populated portion of the city.
They suggest tents or other temporary
arrangements; that proper vehicles be
procured for the transportation of the
sick to said hospitals, and that an eff
Gent corps of assistants be employed to
attend the sick.
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j. FELLowEs, merchant tailor, 32 Union
street taaHlar aul3-lwS
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REv. j. A. WHEELocK will reopen his
school at l76 fernando St. on the Sd of
September. elm