Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-28
MoRrUARY.


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We give below the number Of deaths for
the twenty -four hours ending last evening
at 5 O'Clock.
wmrns.-David Doubleday, North
Frosit street.
Child Of Robert Kirkps trick, Fillmore
street.
Mrs. Epsey, corner Crawford aud High.
Edward Looner, North Front street.
Lewis Rotsier, 81 North Spruce.
Mrs. Burgess, Dry Fork, 9 miles from
city.
M. p. CoDgill, Fillmore street.
John Donley, 369 Church street.
Mrs. Mary WYATT, Granny White pike.
Miss Letitia Wyatt, Granny White pike.
Total whites, 10.
CoLoRED.-Charity Gleayes, Fillmore
street.
Child of VIM. johnson, South College
stree.
Child of james Rice, South Summer.
Ellen Cook, McNairy Hill.
Martha Chiekering, Wharf Avenue.
Andrew Bulot, corner of Summer and
Lincoln Alley.
Child Of Lizzie Smith, corner Gay and
McLemore.
Mary Fizhugh, Bass street, igeiad.
Mary Dodd, Granny white pike.
Child Of Collins, near State Quarry.
Total colored 10.
OTHER CAUSES.
Child of Henry Ensley, South Cherry,
summer complaint.
Child OF VIM, Martin, summer complaint ,
Monroe street,
Collin r. Hobbs, South College, fux.
Mrs. Station, South Cherry, complica-
ton.
Colored woman named Poole, old age,
country.
Ann Harris, child, Bass street Edgefield.
Infant child, North Wire, still born.
Child Of Henry Gussman, summer COM
plant, West Church street.
Child of G. Bogg, summer complaint,
corner Gay and Spruce.
Child Of Maj. James d. Maney, corner
Summer and Mulberry, Inflammation of
brain. ESR
Child Of John Doyser, Cedar stree,
summer complaint.
Mrs. j. G. MedlccR, Mill Greek, compli-
cation.
Child of John Bowers, South Cherry,
stillborn.
Edmund Bush, colored, Lebanon Pike,
aux
Child of John H. Giles, Fort .illem.
Mrs. r. S. Napier, Jacksonville.
Colored woman, Wilson Spring, old age.
Child of John Aiken, North Nashville.
Total, Is.
REHABILITATION.
Cholera deaths-white. ............1e
Colored. ...-........ .................1 10
Total cholera deaths. ...............20
Other diseases. Is
GIand Total. IS
This report was smaller than Anticipated
yesterday morning, owing to the sickness
reported In various directions on the night
previous.
From the above il will be seen that there
ia decrease of four cholera deaths, and an
Increase of five on the grand total, showing
that other diseases such as follow cholera
visitations prevail to considerable extent.
By reference TO the locations as printed
above. it will be seen that seven out of the
twenty deaths reported from cholera are
outside the city, thus reducing the deaths
from that cause in Nashville 10 only thir-
teen, the smallest number since the first
week of the disease.
We understand that the cholera has made
its appearance at Goodlettsville, u miles
distant, and among the deaths reported at
that place are Albert Lee, and a NJ. Martin,
of Edgefeld.
In the neighborhood of Lick or Heaton
Creek, on the Hyde's Ferry Pike, consider
able sickness still prevails, as well as ON
Dry Fork, a short distance beyond 1T
the former place, we have report of deaths
since the disease fist made its appearance
as follows: Ed. Vester, James Holt, two
children of latter, daughter of Ike Simp-
kiDs, child of Pat Simpkins, daughter of
Mr.. Harris, and eight or ten colored per-
sons. The deaths on Dry Fork Creek
were, Harry Mayo, "a years of ace, Mrs
Burgess, James Dickerson and wife, Mrs.
Justice, child of Mr.. Dunn, and several
others whose names are unknown.
We learn that fux was prevailing 10 q
considerable extent in different parts of the
city yesterday, and while we can safely
chronicle a decrease in cholera, there is yet
a good deal of sickness. The weather, we
may add, has not been as favorable as that
previously reported.