Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-12

Dawiing, Jas. Conroy, A. Keyser, Dennis
Lynch, Jas. Mack, ]. r. Smith, Mary Sulli-
1 van, Nettie GRAY, Joanna Flonn, Millie
1 Mack, and Chas. Jones, colored. Some OF
these have no Horfses Of their own, and some
are unproyided with the necessary clothing
Tor going out. Be p'eas9d to notify their
friends to call and remove them as soon as
possible, in order to make room If required.
Yours, very respectfully,
w. g. WALTHAM.
Office Of the Hoaodrd association Oct. 10
Tine friends of the parties above named
viii plea call at onee and provide for their
removal. a. d. LANesTAFF, President.
New Cases.
Mrs. G. G. Smith, Canning Smith snd
Jas. Lawrence are among the new eases re-
ported. Large gangs OF laborers were on
the streets to-day with brooms, scrapers,
shovels and carts anc as far as they pro-
creased the Nicholson pavement Is clean as
q new pin but smells loudly of disinfectants.
No Abatement of the Disease.
The fever RACES with unabated malignity,
and no hopes are entertained of It's early
disappearance. Many citizens left yester
day snd more viii follow to-day. abe to-
tai contributions received by the Howard
Association to-day amounted TO $488. The
daily expenses Of the Association amount
TO 1900, and this amount is being hourly
Increased by extended operations in behalf
OF the suffering poor. There is great desti-
tntson among the poor, and all kinds OF
contributions prove most acceptable at this
stage Of affairs. The various benevolent
organizations of this city are actively en-
gagged in aIleviating The suferings Of the
sick, many of whom depend upon SUCH
charity for food and medical attention.
Col. o, T. Banpon, Insoector ofthe new !
Board Of Health, is strenuously engaged in
cleansing the streets and viii commence dis
injecting as soon as carbolic acid can be Aad7 !
from abroad. To-day only ten gallons are
to be had in this city, and orders by tele-
graph have been sent to various cities to
secure prompt assignment of this deserved
material.
The following circular Is issued by Presi-
dent issnestsff Of the Howard Association:
Office HoagGrd association, Oct. IL, 1873.
We return our heartfelt tharks to our
sister cities and towns for the bounteous
aid extended to US in this hour of sadness
and death, from Boston to San Francisco,
from Lansing to New Orleans, from almost
every hamlet in the land, and even from far
off Old England has come such evidence of
sympathy as to make our hearts overflow
with graft ,ude, binding US 10 them with the
dearest ties. The fever still continues its
march amongst US, increasing day by day,
taking rich and poor. God only knows
when and where ii viii end. Our receipts
for the present are ample to meet our
wants. We feel assured all the aid we want
will be forthcoming. Respectfully yours,
A. d. LoNGsTAFF,s
Howard Association.
There has been over 800 applications to
81. Peters Orphan Asylum By orphans
made by the raVsges of the fever. The
Sisters provided for as many as they were
able, but were forced to turn many away
unprovided for.
Appeal 30 knights Templar.
TIE following touching appeal appears in
the papers of this city tomorrow:
"TO the Knights Templar Of the United
States: In this our dire extremity any re-
lief you can contribute will be thankfully
received. j. NJ. PETTIGREw,
s'E. G.. pro tenn"