Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-09-27

man, who was reported dead and buried
last week, is, we are happy TO state, out
again, aud doesn't look muchilike a
ghost either.
Captain Alf G. luther was out on the
street to-day, but looks very slim.
Mrs Sam Richards, Of Chelsea, is re-
covering.
Il. II. Daley, who has had a genuine
case Of yellow fever. is out, after a sick
ness Of twelve days, and seems better
than ever.
Mr. Ed Mcdonnell, the grocer on
Front street, Is also out again, after a
two weeks tussle with yellow jack.
Con Griffin, another grocer, at 70
Front street, has likewise got up from a
two weeks confinement from the same
cause.
Mrs Charley Jones, on Court street,
has been sick with the fever several
days, aud her daughter was attacked
yesterday evening.
FROM TIE UgDERTAKRRs.
Albert Watts, age 4. Madison street,
beyond the bayou bridge, yellow fever.
Sarah Early, age 20, foot Of Exchange
street, exposure.
Sarah Moore, age IA, lGl Promenade
street, yellow fever.
Thomas Smith, age 20, 10 Union
street, yellow fever.
Frank Birmingham, age 20, rs Front
street, yellow fever.
Thomas Pill, age AZ, City Hospital,
yellow fever.
Kate Haley, age 45, City Hospital,
yellow fever.
David Klineman, age %, City Hospi-
tai, yellow fever.
L. B. Cruise, age "a, City Hospital,
yellow fever.
Mary Winston (colored), age 60, South
street, bilious fever.
John Fitzpatrick, age 3o, Market ana
Main Streets yellow fever.
Lawrence Park, age 9, No. 80 Front
street, yellow fever.
Catherine Curry, age 8, residence not
given, yellow fever.
Bridget Cohen, age &c, No. 1864 Front
street, yellow fever.
Mary Malone, age 40, Jackson street,
between Main and Front, yellow fever.
Thos. Clancy, age g., Front street,
between 0verton and jackson, yellow
fever.
Nancy Wilson (colored), age 8, Gayoso
street, near DeSoto, congestion.
Thos. O'Brien, age 43, Front street,
between Market and Winchester, yellow
fever.
Theresa Cuneo, age 80, 1854 Front
street, disease not stated.
Lucy Prince, age 10 months, Syca-
more and Front, Spasms.
Lena Kerstein, age %, Infrmary, yell
low fever.
James Scott, age 2S, l6 Alabama, dis
ease not reported.
Aline A. Spivey, age 10, 30 0verton,
disease not stated.
Belle Leonard, age %, 81 Promenade
street, yellow fever.
AT SHREVEPORT.
SHREVEPORT, September 26.-The in
terments to-day are as follows: Otto
Freeman, 80 years; G. Doherty, 30; A.
P. Page, GO; Chris. Cosgrove, Ella Hun
sicker, VIM. Nesbit, l6; Mrs. Z. F. Hall,
sc; Rebecca Kendall, II; Jack Holten,
Sam G. Peters (colored), 38; j. W. Gay
Ter, 50; Miss Monecur, Miss Adeline
larry, 30. All wLite but one.
AT NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, September 26.- The
morning papers contain certificates from
Doctors Holcomb, Berniss, Poll, Bick-
ham, Wood, J. w. and j. f. Scott, Dem
mis-, Crowcour, Austin, Still, L. r. and
S. NJ. Angel, and Bailey, some of the
oldest and most prominent physicians of
the city, showing that at this time they
have not a single case of yellow fever
under treatment that the sanitary coAdi-
ton is excellent, and that all strangers
can visit New Orleans with perfect safety. |
It is believed here that all guarantees
against this city having been established |
upon false or exaggerated reports, will
soon be removed.
AT MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, September &c. = Two
deaths from yellow fever here to-day.