, 1873-07-04
THE CHOLERA.
The Dfscnso In CinGlnuutt, Nashville,
RIeElphts, ana other Southern

Tssc Disease In CinolA,uutt, Nashville,
Memphis, and other Southern
Points.
ctso1sNAT1, July o.-rour deaths from cholera in
thts city to-day.
from ciolo-n In this city and tvo from other causes.
No new casoa reported.
MEMrn,s. Tenn, July s.-Thero were twenty inter-
montH hero to-day, stz Of which oholeEs Weath-
clear and hot, and Tho river falling.
LITTLE nooE, Arl., July 3.--Thero was no easo Of
ally considered 10 have been cholera lnorbus. Thor
1noneter, O5.
tho city today, Which tho physicians pronounce
choleEa.
From tho 81. Lotsfs Republican, July2.
Various r1morn gaining currency On the streets, and
ropsrs ~ tho city tat upao1oa 9
s e & T. wsssa
tharo was any foundation for sheso' slmora and re-
The arst ono called on WIS Prof. JohnB Moore, ono
q tho oldest and mogt experienced ph5ssisus in tho
during tic prayaeaco Of hat diro disorder svegy ino
y Sistea hoTo during the pnst twenty-five years. Tho
Experimentation. have YOU eocn any case Of true
Aeiattc cholera this year
Answer-I have not. ..... .-.-
IInve you seen any caao Of disease thst rescmblcd
cholera 7
mistaken for cholorn :?
typ Tint might bo considered cholera BY an ne9per
enced person, but sght investigation showed that
they woro wol-denned caaes Of cholera mozbas.
think know cholera when see 1t, and have seen
nothing to indicate its approach hero promoni-
tory symptoms. I have only seen what ID usaAl hero
From what you hAVc heard or learned outside of
your own experience, havo you any reason to
bolieve that cho!orn exiats hsrc7 A. Not nbsolte-
ly belief. hayo had somo suspicious excited, that
Waa ALL
lseyeral other physicians gavo similar testimony
cay his disbelief Of there having icon single OF
eholera here thls season. or that there any
TO apprehend that there wonld be."1
Twcnty-four deaths Wpre yesterday reported at The
Health 6hce.. OF these, ten we're from cholera,
Twelve from cholera~fnfnntum nnd two from eholOra
Jasper, Tenn June oo Correspondence qrtha Cincip-
natl Commercial.
Tho WeatlGr continues favorable to the sprcad OF
disoaso lain hes tslen ovst half tls asys oi this
much damp weathar nahos tho chocrn worae where it
tho Il dsesse would doubt abae u Mephs Nas
about run Its COURSE bnt such Weser yesterday Il
In Middle Tennessee the disease is spreading into
tho country particularly in Bedford County It Ii
In Tennessee without going to sheibyvtio and Into tho
surrounding country. To all appearances, thero is
not moro healthy seetion but aa w1h Nashville tho
Tho ways Of The disease arc past finding out. Among
tue victims is tho Hon. james Mulline, Tho famous
It sst ACCOUNTS. 90 far. in bedford Gounty thare
hive bocn about nfty doatls.
In areenye the panic continues. sna tho disease,
to Aome extent. Medical aid hnH been summoned
from Knoxville and Joncsborough 10 relieve tho Green.
vile physicians who arr worn out The disease was
p1per overheasud himself 10 the sun and then ato very
heartily Of cahbage. Ho diod that night OF genuine
cholera Il We may he!loyo the physioians or part ot
them, for half dozon doctors wozo neyet known to
giyo unanimous opinion about anything. The dis
spread and o1eenvilo f. we'll nigh desortod. II
breajls out III q new subject.
It has appeared In Knoxville, but has not assumed
the form o opitemio yet. At !ast accounts tero
loss than aha:f-dozan cascs and only one death.
In Chattanooga thero wns but ono death Saturday.
The people taking sp!rlt aud the Times says TIC
favorable to oheortnl view. -.
Thero Ia much III tho Acason that roninds old eln.
@ 9 soay ls nors
oyorowed hetr banks, hot soasou Followed, rotling
population vera alex Thcre was no chole1a than but
tho prevailing" was lax q badtype and feve1 q
VIE a an
have departed lo in 1870: The onoeFa WIS mover II
thta county but onco-18o4-and then It yaa brought
load. a.i. - @~'' '4'&1'1 '''' N''- '''~
Eminent physicians say that tho dlsoaso never
reaches tho Cumberland tablo-lnt, ana consequently
great many from the cltioa and towns arc docking
to tho mountain. For many roaaona tho mountain IL
delightful place. and every summer ,s,s largo u number
und ''roughing II" frontier style. The Cumberland
Mountaia IL vi eoyated tahs-lAnd, near 1900 foot
aboyo tho ordinary level Of tho country, II has AL
tino rdgcs and ramihcations from the kentucky te
tho Alabama lins Tho surface ia for tho mort part
wator IL simply splendid. Tho stroamt
aro clear IS crystal; wild fowora and will
grass grow psotsey among sho treos and it is good
other than hIH heah Tho soil IL poor, aud nothing
| grows to advantage hut frutis and potatoes.
Tho epidemic has been worry disastrous to Nashyua
millions