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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-10-29
mo. ISL
In the First CIsancery Court OF
shelby County, Tennessee.

shelby County, Tennessee.
]. W. Baird, executor Of
Mary Baird. deceased, | 6eog fggrel
VS..
NJ. K. Shelton ct al. s.s.,.....s
TT APPEARING FFlDAyiT IN
L this cause that he endants, ~; NJ.
Shelton and Asa Shelton. are citizens
OF Tuscumbia, Alabama, and non;resi-
dents of the State Of Tennessee; II IS
therefore ordered that they make their appear
herein At the courthouse IN Nature ses s the
first Monday in November. 1870. and plead
answer or demur to compliments bill, OF, the
same will be taken for confessed as to them
this order be published once a week, for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Public
Ledeer.N ETA. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. J. BLACK, Deputy G. and NJ.
A Copy--Attest: j. I. Castles, Sollcitor lor
Complainant. 9o -os-4o-ol
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GAs-nrrrso at sl5 Second St 42t
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az i.,g se mo. 50. N. r. d.
In the Second Chancery court o.
- shelby County, Tennessee.
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Depot at head of Main street.
Ticket Office, 2S71s Main street. one door
north Of jefferson.
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Depot at foot Of Main street.
Ticket Office. 1914 Main street. one door
north Of Jefferson. 30
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Thur.day, November 10Th. 1870.

DLANEs OF ALL KINDS NEATLY
ID printed Al the Ledger Job Ofice.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE r. r.
CTakes effect Sunday. june u. ls7o)
Arrives. Leaves.
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MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
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ENGINES.

T,NfRRAcING. WITHOUT C0MPLIcA-
n zion ali the PROJECTIONS attained in the
most compiler Engines. the smal lest sizes hav-
ing All the excellence Of the larger ones,
feature not possible in any other construction
Of high class expansion Engines.
The ,rrcatest aftaipabfe economy and perfect
regulation, BIZ the most simple and durable
mechanism. A large number nov IN opera
ton. Pamphlets and Price List on epplica-
ton. DELAMATEk lkON NVhhS'v
Iss- utf-ll-s7l Faot 81 Wet lltn 81. N D.:
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Teketofice. 27s Main street. corner of South
90.
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= RarrRoaD TINE TABLES.

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
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CHARLESTON. 8 G.. lsGs

certify that ! have most successfully usch
RlSsEIL'S Soothing Cordial In thG Summer Com
pl:,ilIla of inlilnla. lie has fully exhibited the In
gre,iicnts of his remedy, AMI The ie,linna nutUl
of urcpar:llun. ! rhcugnlZG the prescription
containing no unO yflc whatiVrr-ils Il nlUSt snfe
and r:lrous one in bowel affections Of children.
Wht1, much lrlm or rcalrssness nttcrs the uifcc
tlOIl DOSES Of Parrg0ric can be :ulIlGtl 10 the pre-
scrbtl ,i,ISS 0f the Cordial acCnring To the age
Of The patient. The comlmun though more
often, 9cLs in III efficient manner Without any I'D
dillon uf an0,lync.
IN the iinrrual Of the aged, In Increased tlOses
It, IL of great value III rcnltny; never Disagree
Ing will The slonlachnrrcisins appetite, I'M.
pruving digestion. and nrtinG ~ y slow hut ctfi.
client nSLrlnSclit agent.
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MOUNT rLEAsAEr. s. O.. 1863.

Mr. j. T. Russell:
DEAR SIx--I have used your Soothing Cordial
for children extensively In my praclicc, AMI most
cherrilllly testify To lis merits. have found Il,
without nm exception, 10 accomplish all IL cnlns,
and cOnsi icr il superior TO amy Lhing In Use for
children.
lis rr.talom from anmlynG Of any kind recon-.
n,cn,ls H. ;lS Il perfectly sale preparation In tho
hau,s ur mothers and inexperienced nurses.
Very respectfully, Nc,
u. &. WILLIAMS, NJ. ID.
Made by J. .. RlTSSELl. Chemist.
Sold hy DR.. II. BAEi, Wholesale Agent for
South Carolina Oct13
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CHARLESTON. s. e..

UITNIlIiTaSTVTN, -. %, ThIS.
Dear Sir have liSfil your Su0ihllIg CUlra for
Diarrlda ln lrllliig children, ami lind IL u very
excellent prrparain i'm. IT, has y GrraL advantage
over iutr;t preparations vi the Kind III containing
no Opium ar NIrcuIc.
Wien these are Required they c;ln hG arl,ird 10
prupurinns applicable 10 The caste.
therefore. can recommend It's use In The llt.c.
lions lUr Which il Is designed
Respectfully yours; &r.,
4. l.. UtiIER, 81. ID.
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what we nave Done and what We are
Going to Do-Thc nIilliners Opening
Hats and Bonnets-Whicl- have II -
Fuss and Feathcrs-New Styles ="
Nantle~-Lace OvortlresS and Jeweiry
"A Business Suit for Women -or"-
4sret, Corsets, Sc.
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LIPpMAN,s PYI.ATUGE,
THE GREAT CHILL AND FEVER EXPEILE
ONE DGSE STOPS THE ClIiLII5.

NEAR GRAIAMyIIIE, S. o., November 10, 1862.
MIR. l.lrrMAS:
Dtdr Si,:--pIetSe sen,l me half ,l0zrn hotties ol
yurr Invaluable anu nfalliblt PyraiiSe. The
nearer himself WIS curc,l Of two years. Glill AMI
fever, and his whulr family. H. has never laile'i
III singln case. Yours Respectfully, ,,,,
NM. +. ROBERT.
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or
T II E A G E :!

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.IAppman's Great German Bltters strength
ems thc c0nsumptve.
s1-Iirpnlan's Great German Bittcrs cures
Female Complaints.
a5-Lippman's Great German Bitters, The most
delightful and elective In the world.
RD-Lippnlah's Great German Bittefs cures
''nevcr Wcll' people.
sS-Lippnal's Great German Btlcrs gives nm
appetite.
sB-Lippman's Great German Bittcrs cures
Liver Complaint.
R5-Lippman's Great German Biitcrs gives tone
ny-Iippman's Great German BlLtcrs cures
Nervousness.
aD-hippman's Grest Gcrman Eltlcrs the best
Spring Mc,icine.
uS-fippman's Great German Filters. regulates
the i!OHels.
Rb-Iippman's Great German EiIcrs cXclics
the Torpid liver.
ss-Iippman's Great German Filters, best
physicians recommend.
aS-lippnlaii's GrcaL German BiLlcrs will give
youthful vlgnr.
BS-lipppllnn's Great German EiLlcrs cures
debility.
ogLIppmali'a Great German Eitlcrs prevents
Cllllla and Fever.
aD-LtppnlaH's Great German Filters has met
with success every where.
GHARIoTfEsyIILE. Va, May, 1870.
MRSsRs. JACOB LEHMAN ~ BRO:
Ge'Iienlen-l certify that Il have eNamm-
ctl and used IN my practice l.lppnlaIlS Great Gcr-
man Hittcrs. | regar,i them ~ an aIlnlralie
tonic anil appetizer. J. W. r0INDEXTEll, NJ. ID.
Derols In Charleston sc: n,,,n,u
W. q. Tittrrr, Ed. y. RIlRNllAh,
A. w ECkEI, g. CO. a. j. IUuN,
W. A. SERlNE
Wholesale Agents:
HENRY BiSClI0FF 4 co.
STEFFENS, WERNER Il QUICKER
IUWlE, NOISE x DAVIS, Druggists,
CLAulGS Il WllTE.
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Railron05.
RAILROAD.

NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
EHy lMI gEg EI;s So ss ss,,? szEsss
TraIns leave Cnarlcslnu daily III 9.:u A. A.
lSunlays cXcrp'cl,) AMI ,.aO l.. NJ.
Arrive at Glalifslnn 7.:U a. NJ, tMon'iaya eN.
ceple,l,1 and l.. NJ.
neciIon to New York VIII RcllnlUnd nnd Aqnlh
Greek only-g0ing through III ~ hours, atI,l Wilt
out detention Oh Sunday.
Train leaving nj $50 +. NJ. lnrc choice Of r0nle
VIA Richmond and Washington, or Iiy route VIA
Portsmouth and BalLmurc Passengers lenvinH
Friday by this train lay over nn Sunday IN lhiit
more those leaving on Saturday remain Suhay
in Wilmington, y. q.
This is the cheapest quickest AMI most rcilSant
roule 10 Cincinnati, Chicago ami nllInr points
West nnd Northwest, both trains making close
connections at Washington with Western trains I"
baltimore and Ohio ltIiirtmIl.
s. =. S0i.UMtlNS
Engineer and Superintendent.
r. l.. CLEArOR, General Ticket Agent.
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lpIanta.ion Biaers}

! ll!an!s.isn Bi.tzs1
= & q sssss
:iit-c ini
A GLORIOUS CHANGE.
IA 80 '",.1 IL =. -s'.iti'i!.
That any sick man survived the treatment
Of fifty years ago, must be conAtderea aprOof
/. ''!i .'+tfr- --.---r'S -
X ,r,,s:: -s,,..I ;f,,e
that human beings are very hard to Kill.
The lancet calomel cantharldes and drastic pur.
gatives were then the order Of the day. The ply
slcan played into the hands of tile apothecary,, (,
an" the unfortunate patient was drenched NON.
~ 81! r.
ing, noon and night with prostratng medicines.
- =. !.,'..
We live In more rational and conscientious era.
The Importance Of supporting Nature In It's conflict
with disease is now understood Complaints In
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated
BY ARTIFICIAL depletion. They are met with ToNlcs
that rally the vital powers and enable them to de-
feat the enemy. Chief among these allies Of Ma q
sei....,i
tune, In Its battles with sickness, is
=.
PLANTATION BTTTERs. "" .,,
This wonderful vegetable restorativeis the saest-;'
anchor of the feeble and debllitated. AZ COLI dial
for the aged and decrepd it has no equal among
stomachlcs Az remedy for the nervous weakness
..s.i i,...
to which tile tender sex especially subject, 1t
LII oil climates, tropical, temperate Of frgd, 1t
acts as q specific in every species Of disorder
which undermines the bodily strength ana
breaks down the animal spirits. wherever Il
is introduced 1t becomes standard article
"a medicinal staple. Druggists although :neir
profit upon it is small, ind it absolutely
necessary to keep preparation for which
everybody inquiries and for which nobody
will accept a substitute 1t Is to-day the Iaost
popular medicine in the civilized world.
Extensively as it is advertised, its best ad-
vertlsement Is the beneficial result which
uniformly follows its use. Every bottle sold In.
sures the snle of at least half dozen moro, On.
like other stmulants, It braces and fortinea the
system without exciting undue cerebral action,
Tie cheering effect which it produces upon the
mnd is not momentary, but permanent. THERE'S
no subsequent depression. It doea not, us Is the
case with all other Stimuli beget craving for ex.
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CONTAINS NO AN0DYNE.

RUSSELl.'S SOOTHING CORDIAL Is offered to
the public with Ill absolute guarantee against MI
danger from It's use. Re:ui The following cerLh
Gates:
CHARLESTON, May 1G, 1868.
Mr. !. r. RUSSELL, one Of our careful AMI intel
liunnL PlarIuacrl,LiSls and ApOthecariGs. has sub
nllLlc Ia my examination The formula for Lhe
preparation Of Il Sonlhng Cordial prepared AMI
vGnIlch by INN.
H. :lllnrAs inr pleasure 10 express Il favorable
opinion ur lis Alic .iTl cilircIt adaptation Ia The
particular cases nl the Diseases III children, which
H. il Designed Ia relieve.
T.. GEHDlNGS, NJ. D.
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Having hnl nrrasi0n tn prescribe RirsssLL's
Soothing Cordial in severe eases Of Bowel Com.
pluiuia i'm children ami ,lr;llc remali:i, have
imem much pleased with lis rirls. consider II
4 valuable medicine tlI all cls,A, in which 10 may
Le advisable 10 avoid ilu. list Of Nync, anil par
Llculilrly nr family use, III il ii perfectly safe
w. u. WItAGu, NJ. ID.
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MAron's OFFIcE, GRIFFIN, GA.
February 3, 1865.
This IN to certify that have used Professor IL.
II. Kaytunis ''Oll Of l,lfe'' In my family m u caHc
nr oGTrnvnted "Nrl1r,lpIn In The Face" uDd utter
three applications gave permanent lrltef
a,rlsr rsmus w. N. CLINE Mayor.
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HISTORIES,

Special Attention will be given to
everything relating TO the npproaeh-
ting .:trugsIe In South Carolina, In be-
half OF ltetrenchment and Reform.
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Newspapers.

"LO0puHkE8.
~ Il Il 7h a L.
Il
CAMPAIGN PAPER
CAMPAIGN PAPER
oanli ALVIN
REST ~
TIE CHEAPEST. THE LlvELlEsr AND TIE
'D"''
BEST
The ohhArH'i' TIE pEsr - , hhif1'h AND i"f'
=.
THE CHARLESTON WEEKLY NEWS |
THE Z GCHARLESTON WEEKLY NEWS!
The --ohA"l'r"'AoN "i'
Contains all the News Editorial and MIscellane.
ous Reoi1inu Matter nuhlIshed I'm
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We annex herewith one OF the many cerllll
Gales for the i;lnins "Ull, Of llFE," III nl,f i'S
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Wholesale Agents:

Wholesale Agents:
HENRY BiSClI0FF 4 co.
STEFFENSS, WERNER Il UGCKER.
IWHIE, NOISE x DAVIS, Druggists,
CLAUluS Il Wl1'rE.
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Dep0,s In Charleston $. G..
W. q. TitUrr, Ed. y. Rl1RNllAh,
A. W. ECKEL g. CO. q. ]. I.UuN,
W. A. SHRINE.
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. UsSELL'S SOOTHING CORDIAL
FOR INFANTS TEETIIING.

ALIAYs IEFLaMN ATinH or TnR GUMS CraRr
GIIuI.lC. UInIEiA IEFANrUM DYSRKTERY,
ARD ALI. DISEASES 1D WHICH
CHILDREN ARE Sl!EJEcr
WHEN TEETIIINu
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SEND. FOR A SPECIMEN cory.
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yery handsome necklaces are formed H OF half
Hraced c at the sides. BY a broad clasp or cameo,
and AZ al fastened by clasp. at the back '''s
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NEW YORK, September "a.

If the fall openings OF fashions are OF little
,mnortonce In an artistic point of view, they
are of great advantage In giving reason ior
being, to crowd Of fashion-mongers. FROM
the first of September the Openings OF vari-
ous houses engaged in the different depart
ments of ladies' and children's clothing, begin
to take place, and continue till the middle OF
October. the third week in September being
set apart for the principal millinery openings
which I shall venture to anticipate IN ttl's
letter.
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Instead of the flutings OF plain muslin which
have been worn lately as trimmings upon s,iK
dresses, floHnces Of richly embroidered muslin ~
are in preparation, headed with iuii silK !;
Yttche Of the same shade US the dress, NC ~
rnsr-color. turuuoie. blue, Nile-green, maize
or:scerlet. cape or Jacket, embroidered to
match, IS worn over the low bodice, and Delted
In with q wide, soft SASH
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A pretty costume for fall croquet party
consists OF Two skirts, and q jacket Of soft
gray wool, specked with maroon, and trimmed
with two bands OF maroon velvet, heading u
plated flounce. The upper skirt has u plating,
and one row OF velvet to correspond, and the
Jacket, little maroon silk vest, linen shirt
with collar, and sack-tic Of satin, striped ma
room and white. JENNY JUNE.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11

i'm preston In a minor character Mrs. Barry. sctng IN
for the first time. pleased all sensitive minds
by her winning ntIencss Of temperament and by GER
tain sweet gravity which. In the character
OF Ida Grant mngles with and softly restrains the VI
vacty Of grlhood and which perfectly natural TO
this agreeable and skifuI actress. Mr. Stoddar MIS-
sefton and Miss Mestayer exerted their talents 10 en-
phaic purpose bringing out the comic elements OF the
play. Miss Germon-to whom grace, archness, ana q
certain child-lIke petuance. combined with exuoeranI
animal spirits, properties Of easiness-portrayed
grhood, affected by love and sorrow, IN truly ao-
mlrable manner. As whole, the representation-if
little too delicate for the mutitudewas sinRuiary even
and harmonious Mr. Mnrlowe especially successful
in conveying the unseh spirit Of the blind lover OF idd
Attention. however, chiefly centered on the hero
ines and 1t Ia not too much TO say that represented
by Mrs. Barry and Miss Gemon they fully justified the
pretty description OF them that Wyatt reads in the first
act, and that at explains the title and forms the
tap Of the comedy:
"0ne = like the when June and July kiss
One like the leaf-loused bud young May disclOses;
Sweetly uHike-and yet alike IN this,
They both are Roses"
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11
FATHFR MATTHEW.


The S0th anniversary of the birthday Of the
great Apostle of Temperance" the Rev. TAeobhd
Mathew, was celebrated last evening at Cooper ins-
tuto There were present representatives. Of the ioow
ing societies. Father Mathew Nos. p 3, 4, 8, t. and
Young Mems Father Mathew Societies Nos. g. of this
city, and No. Of Morrisana; Young Mems Society OF
Jersey City; Father Mathew No. OF Brookyn NO OF
Jersey City, and st. johns of Jersey city TEe eXei-
else. opened by speech from the Presdeht MI
II. r. Carroll, who followed by MI. Thomas Hoy
wood "A publisher of London. who seconded his prete-
great heart which beat warmly Tor suntIln2 M
manty. No man, hC said, ever CONVINCED - greater
number OF people Of tue importance o the temperance
movement than he, and no man ever had an tqia sue
cess. Oh for hundred such who should Dust TOm his
throne the yrant ruler Whisky, aud sweep the earth O
its denominations. At the clUse OF Mr.. HeywoOds re-
marks the Chairman rose to deny an assertion Whcn
had made, he said, from this platform not very
long ago 1t was said that the Father Mathew men
all Democratic and could be led by the nose by
ther clergymen. The Father Mathew organize
men, and work for ourselves. Messrs Farmhouse
and Hill sung "The LarbOard watch and the
audience then addressed by the Rev Father MELON
aid who remarked that he was ht0tdD ut loss what u
say which produced an immense burst OF applause.
Referring 10 what called the prevalence or drunk
in the Emerald Isle, he could say that eight or
American by his chewing the weed and calling for Bour
bon. Applause and laughter Mr.. Farmhouse here IN
terposed sODg-"The old Oaken Bucket that Hung on
the Well which was loudly cheered. Mr.. stephen
Merritt received welcome, and said that Father
Mathew belongs much to this country he does 10
the green land Of Erin. lAppause He belongs 10 all.
Let all revere him. Let there be no contentious among
Let there be no rivalry. Let MS see WHO best can
work. and let the blessing OF Heaven rest upon and abide
with in this great work The assenblage was then
addressed by Messrs Frank X. Purcell Prof. Graham,
Mathew and others, and, after number OF patriotic
airs from the band, adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11
BROOKLYN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The Board met yesterday afternoon, Alder
man Jacob j. Bergen in the chair From the Police Com
missioner was received a communication setting forth
the necessity OF building new station-house in the
Eighth Precinct the present structure being unsafe aud
TOO small The Street Commissioner directed to sd-
yertise for proposals for plans for new
building 10 be erected the corner OF
Fourth'aye. and Nineteenth-street the party whose
plan ia adopted to receive sl0O IL was resolved TO
acadamize and ll in Greenpolnt-aye. ffom Oakandst
to the bridge at Ncwtown Creek In accordance with
law passed at the last Legislature The following
tracts were awarded: Repairing Carroll, Third and
Ninthsts., and Hamton-aye bridges, to L. T. Mansfield
for the of s2S0 building guards for the Third aud
Nnhst. bridges, 10 r. Cronin for s27iO building guard
10 protcct HOmon-ave. bridge, FOR tG 200. IL
solved to pay Patrick Tormley s3s7 SO for feeding the
members Of the Board, and Others the occasion OF
their visit to Hampstead Valley Water Works. The
Street Commissioner directed Ia advertise for plans
aud specifications for new bridge 10 be erected over
Gowanus Canal, at Carroll-st said bridge to cost
$4,000 Officer McGroaty of red resolution IN favor OF
having houses placed In the trees in the CITY Hal r.fh
for the comfort 0f the sparrows. II laid over mo
Board thea adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-11
YELLOW FEVER IN THE CITY.

TWO DEATHS AT BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.
Yellow fever has become an established fact
in the neighborhood Of New York, but many will be
prised to learn that has actually taken up s quarters
in the city, Notwithstanding the efforts of the Health
officer and his assistants to cOn6ne it to Quarantine
Two cases have been reported thus far although there is
conflict of opinion regarding one, of the younger
physicians maintaining that it was not yellow
fever, but cuhctis, or inflammation Of the bow
els, while the older medical thought 1t
was a genuineW Wspecimen OF yellow fever that
npally resulted in eHtreHS. Or. Powell, of the House
Physicians and attendant upon tho two patients declare
that ON the afternoon OF Oct Eliza Stelche married
woman, age and housckeeper, was brought to the
hospital by her husband, and she stated that she had
left Governors Island three weeks before in good health
and had since been residing in Bergen, cwJerscy ON
expressed fear that she was about To die, which was
confirmed on the following day rs she dled ON oct s. AZ
sam.
posf-rnorfem examination by DR.. Dcaiicld. Curator
to the Hospital, and Dr. Powell. House Physician led
them to believe that it simply a ease Of ehtrefiS
Specimens Of the stomach, &c were preserved and
shown, Thursday noon, while undergoing decDnpoS
tion to Drs. James X. wood and Morris, who declared
that the patient had died from yellow 1cvrr .he re
mains OF Mrs. Sclche taken TO tine Dly ing ground
for unclaimed bodies latts hand, where they were
Inferred.
The other case was pronounced by all 10 De a bona
fdc death from yellow FEVER tho particulars OF Wi'h
on board the ship Margaret Fuller Qaden with sugar
and lying at the foot of East Twenty y-iOurh-ot Was
brought to the Hospital on the evening OF Oc';6' IN
q semi-cOmatOse state and placed in tie pavilion ne
complained greatly of headache. and was oI slightly
yellOwish hue, his pulse vibrating at the rate OF lO ana
on the following day, after wild dciiiiuu died III
cOmatoso state at ~ ~ An autopsy made Il hours
after his death mcOnesahly proved that he Hrd oi yr
low fever Singular TO relate however his remains were
inferred but remain in the Deed House at the IIoA-
pal until to-day at u NJ. when they Will be IeJsAcn
10 larts Island for burial.