Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-07-06
MORTUARY.

Death List of Friday and Saturday
Subjoined is the mortuary report for the
4S hours terminating at o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
/ FRIDAY, 4TH JULY-CHoLERA.
WHITES. Ware, corner of Cedar
aud Gay.
Benjsmin Birdyman, Fillmore street.
Pamela Weir, Line street.
Prof. Charles T. Beauman, Cedar street.
In'ant cniid of j. NJ. Mayo, Whites
Creek.
Total whites, 4.
CoLoRED.-Child of Ben. Davis, West
Cedar.
Sarah Caruthers and infant child, Rolling
Mill Hill.
Mary Simpson, North Front street.
Two sons Of Jack Drake, Whites Creek.
Total colored, 5.
OTHER CAUSES.
John Martin, suicide or murder.
MIS-. Jones, corner of McGav0ck and
Spruce, protracted sickness.
Capt. VIM. Ford, Knowles street, par
alysis.
John Gaul, Broad street, complication.
Infant child of Simpson Mo ton, corner
Of Spruce and Cedar, complication.
Ablh1tb CIlllN vi OdCh
horo pike, summer complaint.
SATURDAY, 9TH.
WHITEs.-Infsnt child of Robert Nc
Kinney, North Summer, teething.
Mrs. Ann Lanier, South Summer, pro-
tracted sickness.
Mike Philborn, Edgefeld junction, aeci-
dentslly shot.
Mrs. T. W. Smith, childbirth.
Miss Al ce Dale, Carroll street, eNnsump-
ton.
Mrs. Sarah T. Eagan, Jackson street,
childbirth.
Levi Loring, South Spruce, inflammation.
Pat Ryan, Ewing Avenue and Ash street,
fux.
CoLoRED.-Child of Sarah Player, Craw-
ford street, Inflammation.
Child of Julia North, Cedar street, COL
era infantum.
Rachel Howard, Cumberland Alley, COM
plication.
Child of Henry Gibson, South Market
street, flux.
Child of J. Hays, Gallatin Pike, summer
complaint.
Infant Child of B. BeaB, Franklin Pike,
summer complaint.
REHABILITATION. r.-r
CT olera deaths-white. .............. 4
Colored.... ............... B
Total cholera deaths. .................. 0
Other causes--Thite. ................. 8
Total. ............... ............... 20
Grand total for Friday and Saturday. 80
Tom WipGtnn tho oOlCrad r,.,lo-f olrar
made four interments on Friday and five
yes,erday-all in the country-mother and
infant child woo lived in he vicinity of
Rolling Mill Hill
THE CHOLERA ELSEWHERE.
at Gsllatin, there have been two deaths
since cur last report from thai place, July
Sd, ore of which occurred that day and the
other Friday morning. Business continues
suspended.
A gentleman who was in the city yestet-
day from GreeEeville reports an entire sus-
pension of business, and an almost deser-
ton by the inhabitants OF thst place.
The Murfreesboro NelcS gives the follow
ing summary: Total number af deaths 81;
total number in the county s; tot Il number
IN the city %, total number of whites 3;
total number { T eolored %.
The Shelbyville Commercial says that 26
persons have died in that vicinity since
June 26.
The CLAJksville Chronicle says: Most of
the sickness here is confined to t. Q negroes,
who, against all advice, eat any and every
thing they can get, and, as general thing,
do not procure the attention of a physi-
clan in the first stages of the disesss.
At Erin, on the railroad below here, there
have been nine fatal cases within the last
ten days; Of this number, Mr.. John Lock
bert, of the firm of Thomas & Lockherf,
died on the % inst. He was attending to
business the day before. Mr.. Thomas Gill
man, also We'll the day before, died on the
second
The following special was received last
night:
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 5-Totsl
deaths here in the past As hours 27--15 on
tie Ali and Y on the 9Th; cholera 7, o.her
causes 20. Of these were white and %
c0lOred. All the cholera cases colored.
This includes Is hours ending st s p. N.
to day.
Special to the Knoxville Chronicle.
GREENEvILLE, July 2, 7:45 P. Mo
new cages Of cholera are reported to-day.
Mr.. Thornburg, who has been sick for sew
ersl days, died last night. A colored girl is
now dying. The other cases are doing
well. There are now only thirteen white
families left IN the town.
GREENEvILLE, July 3, Z P. M.-Our sick
are sill improving, and l have discharged
several to-day. The eleven cases on hands
are convaiescent. There W one death
last night, negro woman. No new cases
were developed to-day, and all are hopeful. |
Johnson is improving. We
need sore ice for orr sick, and would be
glad TO have it as soon as convenient.
Cholera I'm Franklin, Ky.
Special to the Louisville COurier-JOurnal.
FRANKLIN, July There were seven |
deaths from cholera during the past twenty
four hours ending at p M five cOlored |