Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-20

Mary Penn, lao Washington street.
Willie Means, SO Market street.
HOWARD MoRTUARY REPORT.
The following deaths have been re-
ported by the Howard Association to-
day:
Peter Tighe, 800 Poplar street.
Fanny Dsssauer, 20 Washington
street.
Fanny LipsOm, l5S Poplar street.
Morris Bloomfield, corner Of High and
Poplar streets.
is 1T YELLOW FEvERH
Miss Annie Douglas, q young lady Of
Nineteen years, residing a few miles
north of Shelby Depot, died with black
vomit one day last week. She had not
been away from home, ner had commu-
nication with any person whereby yellow
foyer could have been taken. The ply
stefan in attendance pronounced it na-
larial or swamp fever.
CLAREsvILLE NoT GUARANTEED.
On the 10th the board Of mayor and
aldermen Of Clarksville appointed the
mayor and finance committee as a relief
committee to solicit subscriptions or do
nations from the people of Clarksville,
should a call be made upon that city to
aid the Memphis sufferers.
GRENADA DEATH LIST.
The following is a list Of deaths in
Grenada from the 9th instant to date:
9th-Root Young, Alice McSwayne (col-
ored). l2th-Mrs Ingram, Mrs David.
SOD, Mrs Wilson. VIM Shankle, H Field,
D W Mooref 7 E Peacock, Mr. Mcmillan,
Mrs Mcmillan, Mrs R Young, Miss Lulu
Kendrick, Miss Mary Huntingdon, Miss
Sidney Weleh. l3th-Mr Welch, Mr. De
Jarnette and child, Nine Peacock, Lulu
McLain, Mr. Rivers, Eugene Ingram,
Annie Lake. l4th-George Cromwell,
Miss Rosa Sadler, R B Crowder, Robert
Mayhem, John Marrow, Mrs c Cofman,
child of Mr. Eskridge, VIM Beauchamp,
John L Milton. l5th--Barry Rose, + X
Hall, W Eskridge, Mr. Derrick, Walter
Sadler, Florence Ingram, Mrs DR. May
and child, Mrs ] c Gray. Hugh Graham,
G Lake, ST, Marian huntington, Susan
Sims (colord), Dan Young (colord). 10th
Sallie Huntington, Mrs Derrick, John
Cornwell, Mrs G W Lake, 81, Mary An
gsrine. l7th---Bob Shankle, Thomas
Powell, H B Sherman's child, Miss M
Pedevant, DR. Lorn Hankins, Lizzie
Ayers, Mrs French, Robert Stephenson,
Miss Alice Lacock. lSth and l9th-Mrs
McKin, John Byrum (colored), Miss
Kate Clarke, Major Conley, Harry Hart,
Miss Emma Bristol, Mrs. Irene Bake
we'll, Walter Eskridge. Miss Kate Golf.
man, Thos Field, 7 B Barnes, DR. Cages
two children, John Steel, John Stokes
and John Thomas.
LETTER FROM CoLLTERYILLE.
C~oLLIERvmLE. Tenn. August II.
To the Editor of the Ledger:
In your issue Of the 10th there is an
article headed Raise the Quarantine"
which in my opinion is logic.
The majority of the citizens of. this
place would like to see the same raised
here. Our town was guaranteed a few
days ago by a few old scared -, who
are not prepared to die. There is no
more use of %quarantining this place than
the north pole against the Arctic explo-
rers, 1t looks az if they wish to do some.
thing, but do not know what. Trains are
not allowed to stop at all within the cor.
porate limits of our town going east.
The present state of affairs is very detri.
mental to the interests Of our town, and
nine-tenths OF our citizens are Of the
same opinion. Our dads" are like
thirteen-year.old children-what larger
ones do they must do also. II Memphis
was ordered to be burned them are Z"
fellows called aldermen would touch this
place off in three minutes. Apetitiou
can be raised and signed by the best cit
liens Of this place who are Of the above
opinion. Let our quarantine.pushers
raise it or strike to their holes. Deliver
US from two months quarantine, for tie
sake of ARGUS.
THE DOORS OF TUsoUMBIA OPEN
T%UsoUMB1L, Ana, August. IS, 1878.
To the Editor Of the Public Ledger:
In your issue OF yesterday you do us
injustice when you say, people from
Memphis are not now welcomed TO any
place, if we except Louisville, Iuka,
Miss, aud a few other remote towns"
TusUumbIa is fall Of people from Mem.
phis who have found a cordial welcome,
and at a public meeting of her citizens
last Friday feeling speeches we're made,
resolutions OF sympathy passed, and all
thought OF quarantine ignored
Very truly yours, A. H KILLER.
RELIEF FROM P%ITTsBURG.
PTTTsBURG, Pa, August II, 1873.
D. F. Goodyear. Memphis, Tenn;
Go to the State National Bank, Mem.
phis, and draw on the First National
Bank Of Pntsburg for 800, and send 10
r. 0. Armistead, receiver of Protection
Lodge No 2, l. O. W. NJ, Grenada, Miss.
Donation from Pittsburg Lodges. Send
at once. . M. w. SACKETT,
Supreme Master Workman.
HELP FOR GRENADA.
The following requisiliou has been
filled:
GRENADA, MISS, August 10.
j. II. Smith, Secretary Howard Association
Memphis. Tenn;
Please send the following articles by
first train to our care with bill, which
will be paid promptly: 6 dozen bottles
champagne, 2 cases mustard, 100 pounds
rice, ! cssk Of good ale, half barrel Of
good whisky, 2 dozen syringes, 2 dozen
ha1 mana Ok nnnnda ~ aaya 2 hove. ~