Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-23
PROM rnE uSDERrAKERs.

fever, Third, between Mill aud Green
law. Sold.
]. Meyer, age %, yellow fever, Elk
change.
Myer Doernberg age 80, yellow fever
Fourth, near Market.
Joseph Perez, age 81, yellow fever
2ss Front.
Jas. Mckinney (cOl), age 20, conges
tive chill, Second and Gayoso.
Morris Caro-, age .35, yellow fever
Washington, between Second and Third
Mrs. Sarah A. Porter, age &C, yellow
fever, ~ Exchange.
Mrs. 7. Vaughn, age 81, yellow fever
IS Second.
Harriet Smith (col.), age 40, yellow
fever, Wellington near, Madison,
Gee. Hartley, age 80. yellow fever, ln'
Urinary.
Martin Keegan, age 8, yellow fever
Iufrmary.
Sylvanus Cook, age 65, congestive
fever, South.
DR.. J. Jos. Williams, age 45, yellow
fever Roz.l Station.
awkward Johnson, age 40. yellow fever,
100 Wellington.
Miss Annie Ball, age %, bilious fever,
suburbs.
Jesse Terry (col.), age %, yellow
fever, New Madison.
Mrs. Jennie Scott, age 20, yellow fever,
238 Washington.
Unknown negro, age IS, yellow fever,
Wellington, between Main and Beal.
WIN. Luster. age SO. yellow fever, Clay
street, near fernando.
James Mulligan, age ? months, I'M
known, 30 Alabama.
George Kinds, age 3d. yellow fever,
l05 Exchange.
Annie B. Oberst, age 20, yellow fever,
Fourth and Greenlsw.
]. J. Wood, age As, yellow fever, l9s
Raleigh road.
Mrs. A. Richmond, age 40, yellow
fever, Monroe.
Chas Flood, age Is. yellow fever, l62
Causey.
Total deaths, &c; yellow fever, 81;
unknown and other causes, 5.
MISCELLANEOUS,
Upon diligent enquiry made in all
quarters, but very few new cases were
reported. and a most favorable report
wos made as to the condition of those
sick.
Mr.. Tobias Wolf, one of our most es-
teemed citizens, who has been down
with the fever some days, is reported as
much better this morning, and we hope
to announce his speedy recovery.
Mrs. Sam Keel died at Raleigh this
morning, of yellow fever.
Mr.. Charles Raglan is doing well.
Drs. L. A. and j. D. White have the
fever, but are doing we'll.
Captain Pres. Kenneth, President of
the Fireman's Relief Association, was
taken down with the fever last evening.
He is reported quite sick this morning,
having passed very restless night.
Captain Kennett has been untiring in
his efforts to relieve the sick. aud we can
lily afford to lose his valuable services
at this time.
Mr.. Morris Caro-, an cid residenter,
and proprietor of the livery stables on
Third street near Jefferson, died last
night OF yellow fever.
Lille, the little daughter Of ]. P. Hol-
land. Of 4sO Orleans street, we are graf
fled 10 learn, is recovering from a severe
attack of the yellow fever. The re-
mainder Of the family continue well.
The many friends Of Mr.. Jonathan
Rice, Of the well known house of Rice,
Silk 4 Co., will De pleased to learn that
bis indisposition was not the fever. He
will be out again in day or two.
All the city Offices are closed to-day
in consequence of the death of L. R.
Richards, late City Register.
Major Walthall has kindly consented
to remain with us few days longer, on
account of the increase of the epidemic.
An immense crowd attended benefit
for Memphis at Pixies Opera House,
Cincinnati, last night. Mr.. Henry Silk
of this city, had much to do with getting
up the entertainment.
H. B. Packer & Co., Of the city, have
been furnishing the Wallthall Infrmary
coal free Of charge.
DIR. Blount is reported no better to
day, and his friends are much concerned
in regard to his situation.
Eight Of the New Orleans nurses, worr
out and sick with overwork, have gon'
home.
President Langstah has telegrapheo Y
New Orleans to-day for ten fcmsl,
nurses. The Howards have 32j nurse
under pay at IS per day. When reduced
70 So per day, last Monday, they struck
and had to be hired over.
The Howsrds 60 not pay funeral sx
penses save in cases where voluntee
nurses die.
The two bales Of cotton contributes
TO the Hovards, one BY Hon. Robert Nc
Ksnua, Of Whites Station. and th
other BY the citizens Of Helena, Ark
win Be sent North % Be aald. Que ]