Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-06-21
mORTUARY.


The Deatfrs for tine IF Hours.
We give as follows the list of deaths from
cholera and other diseases for the twenty
tour hours ending at O'Clock last evening:
WHITEs.-Child of Sam J. Reed. 18th
district.
james Minton, South Cherry street.
James A. HALEY, Decatur depot.
Child Of Mr.. Lannom, North Sumner.
E. 81. Conley, Franklin pike.
James Ryan, Cedar street, below trestle.
Chas. Luxford, Spruce street.
James Thurman, corner Paine and Wal
nut
Wife of u. Dorgsn. South Vine.
w. HI. Nance, McGavock street, West
Nashville.
|. K. jenkins, Clark street.
b. Leighter, corner of College and Jack
son, North Nashville.
Sally Show, South College.
A. n. Sullivan, Gay street.
Child of Mrs. L. Hall, South Vine.
DR.. cambridge, Fillmore street.
Child of G. w. Dale, Jr., Wharf avenue.
w. III. Terrell, South Front.
a fred Victory, South College.
w. r. Boon, railroad man,at White Bluff.
Child of Martin Barrett, corner Of Gleaves
and OvertoD.
Miss Beasley, Franklin rike.
Miss Spain, Maple street, South Nash
vile. Total whites %.
CoLoRED.-IsAac Hobb, Rolling Mil
Hill.
Granville Nc 5avock, South College.
Child of Dave Wilkin.
Frankey Bonner, Rolling Mill Hill.
Eimirs Bcmont, Jefferson street.
Melinda Graham, Murfreesboro pike,
near Browns creek.
Jerry Olwill, Granny White pike.
Eliza Alkaline Brown, Granny White
pike.
Infant child Of Reuben Payne, Eighth
ward.
Mary Harvey, Clark street.
Israel Mason, South Spruce.
Mary Lewis, Broad street.
Three paupers at New Bethel.
Alkaline Bell, Red Row, Rocktown.
Child of A. w. Beatty.
Eliza Duncan, New Bethel.
Margaret Smart, Demonbreun street.
Jacob, New Bethel.
Lizzie Queen, New Bethel.
A. Bell, Franklin pike.
George King, residence unknown.
Lucinda White, Crawford street.
Dilsey Pearl, Cherry and Gay.
Felix kains. b ok of McCann's Mill.
George Sledge, near Belleview, North
Nashville.
Wife ofPeter Bosley.
Colored man on South Cherry.
George Smith, North Front.
Child Of Ed. Easley, Rock Town.
Wife and child of same.
Nolan, Sandy Bottom.
Infant of Albert Cabler, Market street.
Infant of S. Leech, Murfreesboro' pike.
Bose Buchanan, Jefferson street.
sColored man, Franklin pike.
Alice Brown, Hillsboro pike, % miles
from city, and ten other interments by
Winston, the colored underwater. Total
colored 40.
OTHER CAUSES.
E. W. Adams. 18th district, fux.
Miss Jane Murray, West Broad, con-
sumption.
James NJ. Holt, cholera morbus.
Miss Mollie Releford, Granny White
pike.
Infant, cOlored, still-born, South Cherry
street.
Carey, a plasterer, colored, congestive
chill. Total 6.
REHABILITATION.
Cholera deaths. .........s........... Y
Other diseases. ....................
Total. ..s.s.....ss....s.ss 20
Tie above report shows large increase,
and is by far the most unfavorable since the
disease made its appearance. The wor st
day during the cholera visitation of 1866
footed up 20 deaths, and the above report
shows in excess of that number. We
closed our report at 5 O'Clock 10 the even
ing, at which time orders were still being
received by the undertskers.
The disease yester Jay was raging among
the eolored people living out on the Granny
White pike just beyond the city limits, and
it is doubtful whether the above report EN-
braces sll that died in that locality, as we
hear it stated that some collins weTes made
in That neighborhood to meet the demands.
/. The colored undertaken in the city had
twelve interments yesterday; but he was so
/ busy that we could not get from him either
the names or locality of those he buried.
1t has been suggested that the County
Judge would do well to appoint some ply
stefan to wait upon those attacsed with the
disc Sc in the 10Th district, where it now
prevails to such an alarming extent. The
physicians appointed by the Mayor confne
their visits to the city limits, and have no
orders to 90 beyond. If therefore physi-
clans are employed by the county to attend
to pauper patients as in the case in the city
the spread of the disease in the locality men
toned might be prevented.