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Judgments Rendered I'm the Supreme
Court at Austin, October :, 1878.

Walter MeTriman = Ch Russell e al, interTenors-
Littieaeld '. FTy-Gaadaiupe. On reheariag former
W n. Dial y J. n cOHirs--Ha1ison- Reversed
c. Bender Z a. '. Otto MISUNDERSTANDING Re
Goszaies coIiess y Francis MeHugh-Dewit Re
Msssar as 4 al '. Kepsel e oLGusdalupe Appeal
q J. Barden v P. Tilman e ol-wdker Reversed
J. n. Cook '. J. W. Baldridge-caIhOun Rshearins
4. 4. Cook F. N. Moore Il os.-Ker Judgment
J. q Riehardsv N. A and J. T. NeIms-Gruyson-
VIM Carter & al '. Mary A. Wise q ols-CoHln.
Plscido oiivaTi '. s. Menger-Bezar. Reversed and
A. c. Pearce '. Colin Forbes e aL-wnHamsOn.
j. and B, johnson '. t. R. BufOrd-Jenerson. Re
versed and rernanded-
remanded.
Estate q z. Abatv A C Meyers-Bezar. Reversed
A canta ' W. A Bcnnett-Bezar. Reversed and
J. MeTsylOr '. The state-orangs. Appeal dis
W. D. Mays. e a. '. Hewitt, ei al.-Bexar. Re
city Of Galveston '. J. B. sydnOr-GalvestOD.
John S. johnson v James B. cOpo-BastrOp. Judg-
John S. johnson v chas. wertzner-BastrOp. Judg-
meut affirmed.
John S johnson r.. F. campbell-Bustrop. Judg-
John I; RutIedge '. 6. MePeters-Karnes. Appeal
Maria Il. Terry V. Estate Of C Terry-Bexar. Re
versed and remanded
Base Bro '. 7. L. Denniston- Gillespie. Re
A. B. Hall V. Houston and Texas Central Railway
Conpany-Hanis. Reversed and dismissed
John /. Peay, sheriff. '. Z. W. Talbot & BOWL
hanson. Reversed and injunction dissolved.
John L. Peay, sheriff, v John J. Dimmitt-Wiinam-
son Reversed and Injunction dissolved
verEed and injunction perpetuated.
W. Perryman e a. v. H. II. Dever, sherih-Lib-
John Ireland v J. F. Gordon. sherif-Guadalupe.
Reversed and injunction perpetuated as to the per
a. W. DibreIl e. alv.JF. Gordon. sherlf-Guada-
upe Reversed and injunction perpetusted as to the
per cent.
h Mitchell ct a. v ]. r. Brown. sherf-Hays.
Lyd smith, sheriff v A. H. RIppetoe- Washington.
Reversed and petition for injunction dismissed.
THE funeral of Col. Thos. F. Mckinney attended
Friday by large number Of our citizens. Every
one seemed anxious to do honor to the memory Of the
old Texan The cadets Of the Texas Military Insti-
tute together with the fire companies Of the city,
turned ont and acted as a guard of honor
upon the occasion. The hearse was followed by
large number OF citizens to the Capitol,
where religious ceremonies were performed by DR..
Dodge. Judge B. C. Franklin then pronounced most
touching eulogy the remains Of the deceased he
had known him long and WE'LL and away back in trying
days when the deceased had literally given Of his for
tuns and services the needy and struggling Repub
lie OF Texas. After the culogy was pronounced
the again formed and proceeded to the TOMB
Of sad music to the home Of the dead. There all thu
was left Of the good old man was laid away in thh
silent tomb and we must record that pure, yes sacred
tears were shed about his last resting place Peace be
with his ashes.
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II appears the dcnguo fever now prevailing win aot
eease nnsn al have been attacked. Young and old,
white and black have alike suffered. Many who were
eonrsatnlaHng Themselves exceptions 70 the rule,
have seccnmbod and YEARLY drag Their aching bones
along tho street. O. quietly give n and take % theiE
hede. Tue Neftt @ = = w. Ez'.cis receive very
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N D. MATHER-DEkLER ~ ALL KfEps ~
VA sfarnifufe and agent ~ singer s 1l57iIz ~.
Conner Congress Arennc and Aaa street.
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THERE are stiH great many cases Of dengue fever
in the city The late cool spell to have started
the disease again.
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yTEs wind being high and dust abundant. yesterday
morning the wster cara Of course turned mp missing
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KEEP the question Of bridge before our citizens
II IL shame that we endure such Inconvenience to
our most decided dctriment
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= WBhave received an original piece Of poetry from
promising youth whom We would advise to try almost
any thing else Gor his credit in the future.
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= ARE We to have g theatre this fall aud winter A
small stock company OF sood actors could make
money.
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A yERY largo number Of wagons were in Town yes
terday loaded with lumber and merchandise for the
interior Trade in spite o; the times, is excellent.
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u MO6Es-DEATER ~ M ADE- rrt'.E CLOTH
- einR boots and 9iors hats and eall| l1f.
nl1hip9 foo1e Congress AYcn1e D1IEoe4 Pecan SAD
Do-l q az --l1l-..
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Tnsnz e talk Of improving East Avenue. Il is 900
feet vide. The grade from the Blind Asylum 10 the
depot sill be gradual descent
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private dispatches received last night from Calvert
report The yellow fever on the increase Yiye deaths
Monday night.
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= BUTTER chickens and eggs are more plentiful. A
Colorado
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PEckx street is beginning to sbsorb the Wholesale
business In time the Avenue VIII be retail and Pecan
street tie wholesale msrts.
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cUnEExcY PRIcEs ESTABLISHED From this date
coin taken At banking rates n. D. MArHHn.
oc5 Ctd&2tw
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GUNsMrTHe
PRODUCR DFAIFRs

T H.. wELLs-DKALER IN GUNS. PISTOLS
- sand sporting goods; firearms repaired. Congress
Avenue, under Avenue Hotel
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IS eminentiy necessary, and recommend
their adoption by the people.
N. The situation and suffering 81 en-
frontiersmen and their families arouse cur
deep and sincere sympathy and We Do
hereby pledge the most earnest exertiOns Of
the Democratic party to secure their speedy
and adequate protection in the future, be-
iieving this to be paramount to al other
duties
XII We favor the calling Of constitu-
tional convention by our next Legislature.
XIII. We invite al good men, whatever
may have been their past political preferen.
ces, to unite with che Democratic party in
removing from place aud power those Radieal
officials who now in part control the STATE
government, in order to insure an honest
administration Of the laws, and an honest
and economical. expenditure Of the public
moneys, and to throw the ggis Of justice
AID protection over the person and proper
y OF every individual whatsoever in the
JOIN II. REAGAN, Chairman.
JAMES b. SnPsoN, First District.
f. VOIGT, Second District.
r. T. GUM, Third District.
H. MCKAY, Fifth District
JAMES r. DOUGLAS, Sixth District.
II
r. +. GAINES, Eighth District.
d. N. PRENDEReAsT, Ninth District
EDMUND 10 DARDES, Tenth District.
B. f. HAYS, Eleventh District.
GEO. Mason, Twelfth District.
N. HOLLAND, Thirteenth, District.
JAMES MAsTERsoN, Fourteenth Dist
JNo. r. KENNARD, Fifteenth District
SETH SHEPARD, Sixteenth District.
WM. w. LANG, Seventeenth District.
T. ]. BEALI, Eighteenth District
GEO. CLARK, Nineteenth District
JSo. s. AULT, Twentieth District
j. w. THRocKNoRTsS, Twentysfirst
District
THos. J. Brown, Twenty-second Dist.
L. E. GILETT, Twenty-third District.
L. G. HARNAE, Twenty-fourth District.
NJ. MALscH, Twenty-fifth District.
Jos. D. SAVERS, Iventy-sixth District
j. w. BUNToN, Twg nty-seventh Dist.
w. NJ WALTON, Twenty-eighth Dist
n. o. GREEN, Twenty-ninth District
wa. II. Russell, Thirtieth District
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The business men OF the city have responded quite
literally the call Tor aid for the distressed people Of
Lampases.
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THrnr are sesiyo. enterprising men in the tenth
wsrd. ana We are elsi they are annexed
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srr.r4 4 Nam and other leading cotton dealers n
eeived considerable Of tic staple yesterday.
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Norpar night was very cold; water standing over
MIGHT Wa found almost ieo cold in the morning
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TuE panic docs not seem to have troubled our bank
ers much They are perhaps in the condition Of the
fellow who was appraised Of the failure Of the brandon
Bank In Mississippi, years since. Good Lord +" said
he Il must 60 homo and how much have Of those
bank blils" Returning In short time, he was asked
how much money he had lost. "Al right" was the
reply II found had no bills Of the Brandon any
other hank
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VIZ dive no.,e. 70 se publie and TO our fdsuds and
p.trons- "a, ~ ~ 4 barker Il the Gcnerl Agent for
The DENocaATlc STkrEsMaH.
lie il authorized TO solicit advertisements, suoscrip
lions lob work. etc, and receipt for sane
CALDWELL : wALKrE.
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ATTENTION Is called % TIE announcement Of M. T.
Do Corlosa 81 candidate Cor Mayor Of tie city Of
Austa alr Do CofdoVa a ono Of the oldest and ablest
riiirsns u Austn sud being IN The primo Of life and
activity. would ocvond 4 doubt, an the once, II
elected with TIE most positive ability. One thing
thsfee IKE especially about IA announcement Ct Mr..
10 coraosa Il that Ne only uanta 10 run upon tho
lnstIsn q = Democratic convention.
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2 WE have hid the pleasure q call and pleasant
chat with Capt J. c. S. Morrow. OF Georgetown. The
Captain speaks well Of the srArrsnAS. and wishes L
ana is principles an success He Is son-in-iaw Of
the Immortal sam Houston and Is doinga anc business
IN his section and understand L due largely to
his oRorts that The Methodist University was located
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FOR TIE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
We ere authorized TO announce Judge JOSEPH
LEE a. candidate represent Travis county gu the
Lower House Of the Fourteenth Legislature subject 10
the decision Of the Democratic Nominating conven.
tion anq
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PHYSICIANS.
BUMDERs AND LUMBER pEALERs.

~ +. MILLETT-HOUsE BUILDER AND NAN
~ suiacturer Of doors, saahea blinds etc. etc. Sells
dressed and nndreescd lumber. Ash street. Just caE
OF Congress avenue.
I ooMIS CHRIsTIAN-HoUsR BUILDERS
Land manufacturers Of an kinda 81 house nnehlnes
doors, sashea blinds; sells al kinds Of lumber Con
gress Avenue, near the Capitol
MALE a c0.-DEALERs IN ALL KINDS or
~ lumber, doors, sashes, blinds etc Fronting Eaat
Avenue south side Of the railroad freight depot.
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THE following statement shows the gross amount Of
freight received and shipped from the freight depot
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- =
6TEIN-DEALER IN CHINA. GLASSWARE.
sbarhxtureG, childrcns' carriages wood md willow.
ware, lamps, chandeliers, etc Congress Avenue 81.
poelte Raymond a Whitis
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FOR CITY TREasURET... -

We authorized to announce Mr.. j. Wa.
as a candidate for reelection 20 the Office OF City
urer az the approaching election for city officers Ia Nj
vember.
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LcEDcI, orlctcr l-lIolli.-Ccr1cI1 oleo1,f.
arIrfica1 HecrrIl.rg rnUIlrf. EIIafIts
rErI1. CrInrrr Irrr--II1rtr So -rc
LIrEN1cc1. oc1ctEr l--1cCn.-CClic1 alrcor. -
Irntl 11I,I1i orI11re e,f1111 g. 11Ie1 lt0o t1Is1.
q go ortlrrr1. delivered october cd EsrE1bcr.
lrlsl q 1888 e E1ot oEl1ilT orloi1r a. s.-s.
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HOUSE FTTRNTsHTNo cooDs-

NJ A. MILTON BUYS COTTON. WOOL. HIDES
~ speltrcs beesWax and I've stock; sells salt 81 email
profits. Pecan street. near Iron Bridge.
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MATAMoRos, October7 .-Telegraphic com
munication with the city of Mexico is re-
stored after an interruption of three weeks.
General Zepeda who was deposed by the
Congress of the State of Coahuila as Cover
nor, is raising a military force at Saltillo,
and has levied forced loan on the mer-
chants to raise funds.
The Congress of Coahuila, in session at
Monclova, recognizes DR.. Salas as Governor,
and it is supposed that Gen. Zepeda in
tends using force to coerce Congress to sup
port him or disperse its sessions at Mon
clova
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NEW York, October The Danforth
Locomotive Company are working half
time. They have plenty Of money in bank
but cannot get their checks cashed.
John c. Heenan, the famous pugilist, IS
fatally SICK from hemorThage Of the lungs.
There arr SS5 delegates present to the
Evangelical Convention, which assemblies
tomorrow.
Nrw YoRK, October LIB. B. Gnnnel
& Co, brokers and bankers, have sue
NEW YoRK, October 2.--At 9 meeting Of
the Chamber Of Commerce to-day, CON
mittec was appointed to organize tribunal
Of commerce.
Al proposition 60 unite with the National
Board 81 Trade vas referred 20 the CON
mittcc.
Ia the bankrupscy case % the Midland
Railroad to-iav. the counsel for The con-
pany denied that 4 was . bankTurt, and
was allowed jury .rIal
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and on Saturday evacuated Estelle,
which was occupied by the government
forces. The insurgent men-of-war have left
Ganucca.
MADRID, October 6.-The Carlists are
fast losing on the northern provinces. They
arc utterly demoralized, and the men ac-
cuse their leaders Of treason. General Nor
rican, the commander Of the Republican
troops, is theoretically advancing against
them.
The siege Of Carthageua is proceeding ac-
lively. The firing is heavy and sharp on
both sides. Many Of the insurrectionists
desert daily and surrender to the Republi-
can forces.
Madrid, October 7.-Insurgent iron-clads
were seen of Anquillos to-day, and ap-
peared to be heading for Carthagena.
Madrid, October THE insureent yes
sells remain At Carthagena. A government
feet consisting Of the frigates YittoEia and
Alamansa are also at anchor there.
MADRrD. October IA dispatch has been
received At the Ministry Of War to-day from
Gen. Morinez, announcing q great victory
By his troops over q large BODY Of Carlisfs
in the province Of Navarro. Many in
surgents were killed, and q large number
taken prisoners. Gen. MOrinez says the
route Of the insurgents vas complete, and
his forces arc in close pursuit Of them.
BATO1EE, October 6.-Geu. Sabilio Joined
Don AlphoDso yesterday, and was received
with cheers By ihc Carlists.
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THE OHIO ELECTION,

CINCINNATI, October l5.-Rsturns
from the interior are very meagre, he
ticket being long and an unusual
amount OF scratching Is being done
Indications are that the Democrats have
made large gains. The vote has been
unusually light throughout the State,
and this is consde red greatly to the
advantage OF the Republican parry.
Noyas election is conceded bv the
Democrats. but they claim q maj orlty
in the legislature and the consequent
reelection OF Senator Thurman. The
returns in thIs, Hamilton cor nty, have
not yet begun to come in, the vote being
heavy and the tickets mixed 1ndics-
tions are. however, that although NOyeS
has q small msjority in the ecounty, that
the Democrats have carried the county
ticket, Notwithstanding there were five
tickets in the field.
The full and official count will pro
badly not be had until IL o'clock to-
morrow. The betting is about evenly
divided on the county ticket, although it
is generally admitted that the Demo-
cratic ticket is elected by small ma~
jority.
BUcYRUs. October IA The majority
in this township for VIM Allen will be
275; Crawford county will give LOO
Democratic majority.
MANsFiELD, October l4-Indications
are that the whole Democratic county
ticket is elected.
DELAWARE, October l4-Large
Democratic gains, the Senate probably
Democratic.
SPRlSoFlsLD, October l4-Demo.
cratic gains in all the townships Of this
county.
COLUMBUS, October IA The Demo-
Gratis gain mem oers Of the Legislature in
Madison county.
The city vote is unusually light, The
Democratic majority will reach 1000
The Democrats gain four townships OF
Trumbull county by 209 votes over
Wykoft's vote last year. Returns go far
indicate $50 OF q Democratic gain over
last year in Pickaway county,
EATON, October l4-Democra,ic
gains reported in townships. Edson
(independent) elected by 200 majority.
VERSAILLES, October l4-A Demo
cratic gain Of 50 in this county.
DEFIANCE, October 14-Adsms town
ship shows O Democratic gain OF 30
Richlsnd township shows Democratic
gain oiS.
TOLEDO, October l4.-Electiou re-
turns to this hour. A. NJ, from the
Western Reserve and Northwestern |
Ohio, show Democratic gain, but not
large enough. however, to materially
affect a large Republican majority. |
Governor Noyes is reelected beyond a
doubt.
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is also in his way Sixtus the Fifth. He
ls rot oil Dutch parentsge, like
his illustrious relative, the
late Napoleon III, but is Of
the true Bonspsrte blood; more Italian
than French /; quite ready to wait his
time, seeing that he has already been
kept in obscurity 30 long; not q war
rior, but capable OF riding on horseback
aud OF looking like one, and. still more
capable OF selecting good Generals, who
will gain for him the military reputs-
ton OF which be himself stands in need.
But his great strength would lie IN the
fact that be is q politician by tempers-
ment, by ambition and by self training;
that he is quite uuscrupulous; that he
would work well. and BY a perfect un-
derstsnding. based on identity OF inter-
eats. with his cousin az Rome; and
that while be would be supported by
the extreme radical party 10 france, by
the Internationalists everywhere. his
cousin, the Eardinal-that Is TO say,
his cousin, the Pope-would have at
his orders the whole Of the Catholic
church, never, in its whole history,
bourd together for general action as it
is being bound together at this moment.
ITALY AND PRUSSIA,
Still. these things are. OF course,
known, as il printed in an open book,
to Prince Bismarck and Victor Emsn-
uel, who, in opposing the two Bo.
nspartes, have at least this advantage
on their side-thst they are already in
position. whereas both the French Car
dinsl aud the French Prince have yet
their position 10 gain, and il Bismarck
and Victor Emanuel can preveLt
them, will never gain it In the race.
however, for power in France. the
Count de Chsmbord is either already
out OF the running or quite sure, il be
reaches the winning post not 10 re-
main there long. II is very difficult 10
say who is right and who is wrong ia
France; but it is quite easy 10 see who
has energy and who is wanting in that
very necessary political quality. The
extreme Republicans and the Bonapart-
ISIS possess all the vigor 10 which the
Royslists, and especially the Count de
Chambord himself, are deficient; and
thew are restrained by none OF the
scruples which are constantly impeding
the action OF the feeble, but conscisn-
tious Henry v"
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new IOrK market.
New YORK, October

NbH AOhhi OSbOOSA LIE
FLOUR-The market for state and
western -four is dull and lower
at SIS 1904 90 for superfiue stale;
6 1566 as for extra state; 6 50@6 55
for choice do 6 60@7 90 Tor taucy do;
5 40@5 80 for superfine western; 6 10
6 40 tor common 10 medium extra vest-
err; 6 45@7 90 for choice do, 7 00@
7 50 Tor common 10 choice white wheat
western extra; 6 25@6 50 for common
to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEAT-Dull and in buyers favor
at 81 33@l 81 Tor No. , Chicago; 81
Tor winter red western; ! 65 for white
western and ! 40 tor No. 2 Milwaukee.
BARLEY-Qniet and without dt cid
ed change; two rowed state 81 35.
CORN-Heavy and lower at $1,000
for steamer western mixed, and 6l for
h gh mixed and yellow western.
OATS-Are dull at 5095lc for new
western mixed afoat and 5l@55 Tor
white western.
PR0VISI0NS-The pork market is
dull and hs4vv: new mess on spot
SIC 371@16 so; extra prime IA so "a
II IS snd prime mess Is 50Gl6 25
Bee in moderate request and without
decided change in price
LARD Q Ilet and weak at Ste for
old or new western steam rendered on
spot and SIC for kettle rendered.
C)TTON-On spot opens dull and
prices rule more in buyers favor, at
III; tor 10" middIiugs aud lie for
I'd dilrng uplands.
PETROLEUM-Dull at SIC for
crude and 1870 Tor refined
WHISKY-Nomlnal at 93c.
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hIEM PHIS.
The YeIsoW Fever.

MEMPHIS, October l4.-There was
another frost this morning; it was slight,
but was sufficient to increase the hope
of an early abatement in the scourge.
DiIrgent inquiry 'aled to find single
new case this morning.
A man named Tom Canning, said 10
belong in Nashville was found dead on
Madison street this morning. lie had
been drinking excessively for several
days A jury OF inquest is being held
Mrs DR.. Colemau and child are
reported dad this morning Every
body is advised not 10 return to the
city too hastily, at least not until after
q more marked abatement is manifest,
which cannot be considered safe till
after a good freeze. This is the advice
OF physicans.
The Masonic relief board reports
fity-six cases on hand, the Odd Fellows
about forty, snd the Knights OF Pythias
about nine or Ten. The latter society
have exhausted their treasury, and in
dividual member are furnishing means
and supplies.
TIE iiremeu report seven 7iCk, snd
the me1,bers OF their families making
sixteen or seventeen in all
Contributions from al sources were
reported heavier Yesterday than any
day during the prevalence OF the epi-
demic.
Fifty of the recently made orphans
have been sent to the Church Home
GEAR Bunton Station, in Shelby county,
in charge OF the Sisters OF St. Mary, but
that institution reports ;ts inability to
supply them with subsistence. An ap"
peal is made upon the citizens OF Mem
phis to furnish cooked provisions for
their dinner to-day. The Leath Or
phan Asylum reports that they have
rooms for number OF orphans, but
are unable to iced and clothe them.