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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-10-01

M'Eiroy, corner of Walker avenue and Her
nando road, Is convalescent, but careful since
his relapse; his last child is all right and out
Of danger; Bro. Malcolm Ragon, of DeSoto,
is up, and will take an airing tomorrow;
Bre James, of the firm of Wetter & Co., is
doing well and a visitor reports him
all right, and bio. William Calhoun
and wife and family are convalescent,
and will discharge the nurse tomorrow;
Bro. Joe Specht is albright and will be out
in a few days; Mrs. Thomas Donally, in
North Memphis, Is convalescent, after bury
ing her husband, mother and son; Mrs. DIR.
E. A. White is improving, at the corner of
Poplar and Waldron avenue; Rev. DR.. Geo
E. White, our good rector of Cavalry church,
is doing tolerable well; Mrs. Harvey Mathes
is not doing as well as we wish her to be, but
she has an excellent nurse, Mrs. Mary Davis;
Bro. Skaters last daughter, at the Atkinson
place. Is improving slowly but sure; Mrs. L.
w. Heath is convalescent; Bro. Wimberly,
399 Union street, is convalescent, and will be
out in few days; Bro. Lemons family are
all out of danger; Bro. Shaver, of 40 Causey
street. is convalescent and out of danger;
Rev. DIR. Boggs and his good lady are In ex-
cellent condition, and she will soon oe able
to assist her good husband to aid the afflicted
as has been his desire to do in our present
affection; Bro. Zehrlng is very low, but
symptoms favorable; Mrs Zehrlng is able to
child; Bro. l. E. Russell's good wife is still
on her feet attending to the wants of her
convalescent little children; her little
daughter, Lessie, is thankful to her Creator
for her recovery; Miss Byrne is still very low,
but her little sister is convalescent; Bro.
Rounds, of works renown, is down with
fever at his residence on Walker avenue, and
is doing as well as can be expected.
CORRECTION.
The following is correction of former
report: The Masonic board of relief is COM
posed of the following: Bro. U. S. Myers is
PRESIDENT Bro. Waynesburg is our financial
man, and a man in the right place; Bro.
Monroe is our commissary purchasing agent
for supplies to be furnished to our sick and
needy, and myself superintendent of nurses;
Bro Hans Lemon, visitor in the northern
part of the city, north of Beale street, and
Bro. Stewart, the southern part of the city;
Bro. Klmbro is our doctor for the distressed
Masons wherever dispersed. A. HUM.
Comparative MOrtuary Table.
The following table shows the number of
persons who have died each day from the be-
ginning of the present as compared with
those reported during the expidemic of 1873.
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Owing to the Prevalence Of Yellow Fever

A t and around Memphis we have temporarily
removed to the ofice of SIEDENBACH. sCHwAB q
CO., 541 Broadway, New York, where all communi-
cations should be addressed to us. and from which
point we viii be pleased to ship goods to all Of our
friends who may desire anything in our line.
As soon as the Board of Health may decide that IL
is safe to do so. we Will open in Memphis full
stock OF Fall and Winter Clothing made exclusively
for the Southern Trade, and continue business as
heretofore. SCHWAB d co.
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Report from the Masonic Relief Board

MEMPHIS, September 80. Bro LoyIns's
family are doing well; Bro. Marcus Jones is
better to-day than yesterday; Bro. Godfrey
Salem's daughter, No. &c Causey, is out of
danger; Bro. John Edwards's son, on Dean
avenue, is better to-day; there are hopes of
his recovery, thanks to Miss Emma Jones's
good nursing; Bro. Robert Shelton, of De-
Soto, is very i'll, but there are hopes of
pulling him through; he is at National Gene
terry; Brother Shelton has lost his vile and
her sister and her mother; Mrs. CasseIls, on
Wright avenue, is convalescent, but needs
Watching; Bro. M'Nee, deceased; son is
doing well; the youngest child Is doing well
at Donohue place; Sir knight Geo. c. Pro-
bert, of Norwalk, Ohio, a Knights Templar,
died last night at twelve o'clock, at Mrs.
Lucy Wilson's, at the curve of fernando
road and Walker avenue; Bro. II. S. King,
an old citizen and Mason. died In the Mag
nolia block this evening at quarter past
three o'clock; John B. Taylor died at half
past four o'clock, at the jackson block; he |
was book-keeper for Taylor, Arnold & Co,
member of Killwinping lodge No. 34I; Bro.
Bun Pnce's family are all doing well; Bro.
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DE- hitcheII,s R.nnrt

OFFICE. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, HOWARD ASSN
MEMPHIS, September 30, 1878.
ton:
Number of new cases reported from Sep
ter1ber 18th, pm, to September 29th, 6 D.
m, 10 ply sicians reporting). 81.
Number of new cases from September 29th,
{. pm, to September Both, 8 pm, (23 physi-
cans reporung), l5l. large proportion of
the new cases are occurring with persons who
sought safety by residence In the suburbs of
the city. The sad duty devolves upon me of
announcing the death of Dr. P. Tuerke, of
Cincinnati, Ohio, and DIR. E. T. Easley, of
Little Rock, Arkansas, volunteer members of
the Howard medical corps. Two more add
ed to the long list of martyrs, embracing
men as brave and true as ever graced a noble
manhood. knew them long enough to es-
TEEN, admire, and love them, too, and then
record their deaths.
r. w. MITCHELL, Md,
Medical
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Coal and Wood.

We will continue to keep our coal office
open as heretofore, and orders will be prompt
ly filed for coal and wood. Office open at
Is Madison street, from nine to one o'clock
Orders from perons in the country can be left
at Rev. w. II. Barksdale's, on M'Lean av-
enue C. r. BRYAN a. CO.
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NOTICE.

HAVING opened an office at No. III NIarke
SHIPMENTS. OF COTTON AND FILL ORDERS
for supplies for friends and patrons who cannot
be served from Memphis during the prevalence Of
the yellow-fever.
I ESTES nOAN AZ ca
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Having Estabiished am Omce.

As cotton factors and commission merchants,
at Nos. 201 and 203 Second street, st. Louis,
Missouri, we tender our services to the trade
generally. That Office will be under the per-
sonal supervision of our Mr.. Napoleon Hill,
who is prepared to meet the wants of our
customers and friends. Our house in this
city is still open. Very respectfully,
HILL, FONTAINE SEQ.
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Union and Planters Bank,
August 3O 1873.

1t having been rumored that.the banks in
tended closing on account of the epidemic, l
deem it proper to inform the public that no
such arrangement is contemplated, and the
public may rest assured that this banF will
not close. S. P. READ, Cashier
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STATE NATIONAL BANK.

MEMPHIS, TENN, September 7, 1878.
THIS Bank will be open during the epidemic for
transacting General Banking Business. ANY bust
ness Intrusted to us will receive special attention
ia HAYES, Cashier.
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SheIbyViIIe Female College.

A B0ARDING-SCHOOL for young ladies' IS To-
= \ Gated In the beautiful and healthy Blue Grass
legion OF Central Kentucky. Seven teachers three
@Hrctallsts-are employed; 100 pupIls-2O boartisrs
we're enrolled last year. Careful and thorough
training Is given In the English branches, ancient
~ modern languages, music painting and eiocu-
- Board and tuition, with furnished rOOm lights
m mel, $50 per month. Music or yocaIization "a
eNtIa per month. For catalogue address
w. IA. STUART, PRINCIPAL.
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ter on the road and scarcely dron of water.
l thought, after leaving Grand Junction, l
had got outside the limits of civilization.
Since my arrival at my brother-in Jaws, (Mr.
NJ. NJ Deaton) residence, have nearly re-
covered my health and strength"
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NAMES OF THE CoNyALEsCENT.
Episcopal Church services To-Day.

episcopal Church services To-Day.
In obedience to the following letter of the
bishop, DIR. Dalzell requests us to say that
there will be an early celebration Of the
Lords Supper at st. Mary's cathedral at
seven o'clock on Wednesday morning and a
second service at eleven o'clock:
To the Reverend Clergy of the Diocese OF Tennessee
Man goeth forth to his labor and to his work till
the evening"" That evening of death has come to
our stricken people, and above the voices of suffer-
ing and OF mourning we hear the call of God to an
humbling of our hearts In His sight. To this end,
and that God may stay the angel Of death-that He
may make the darkness of this desolation to be light
and as a memorial service of all those who ebay
Ing finished their course In faith, do rest from
their labors," hereby appoint Wednesday, October
I'd as a day of fasting, humiliation and prayer
throughout this diocese. earnestly beSeech YOU
brethren of the clergy to make every effort to the
end that the day may be most carefully and thor
oughly obseryed-that so God may sanctify to our
spiritual good this, dire affiIction. The proper
psalms will be the sixth, thirty eighth and one hun
bred and thirteth e, 80, 1901 The proper lessons
Will be Isaiah 81 to vl3,and Hebrews 18th to " H.
1t Will be most fitting at this time-and earnestly
hope 1t may be so dOne-that should draw near
to the Blessed Lord In the MOst comfortable Sacra
ment of the Body and Blood of Christi Yours
faithfully in Blessed Lord,
CHARLES TODD QUINTARD,
Bishop of Tennessee.
SEWANEE, TENN, September %. 1879
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WHEN you resort to DIR. C. M'Lane's c,le-
brated worm specific. or vermifuge, you will
realize one of the greatest blessings that
could befall your household. 1t has no
equal, never had-but particularly notice
that every wrapper bears the name of
''Fleming Bros, Pittsburg, Pa"
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A VOLUNTEER PHYSICIAN.

Mrs. E. J. Armstrong, widow lady,
lost her son and daughter several days ago,
and herself being nearly worn out with IA
tigue and prostitution, undertook the journey
from Memphis to Salisbury near which place
among her friends she has begun to recover
her health. She writes to the APPEAL the
following very complimentary expressions
about the people of Grand Junction: MAY
God bless the people of Grand Junction.
never met with more humane and hospitable
people In my life. They did everything In
their power for me; money could not have
Stinson and Mr.. Heisler, will never forget
After | left Grand Jenction | had to stay all
night in the woods, getting shelter in an old
cotton shed. A storm arose and | spent
fearfully lonely night. l could not get shell
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HAPPY tidings for sufferers, and those who
have been dosed, drugged and Quacked. Pulver-
macher's Electric Belts efectually cure premature
debility, weakness and decay. Book and journal,
with information cf thousands mailed free. Ad-
dress PULyERAACHKh ALvANIo Co., Cincinnati,
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Johns SnackhOuse

No. SO Monroe street, has been opened
again for his old friends and the public in
general. Those desiring a square meal for a
small sum can be served at Johns house better
than at any other eating establishment in
Memphis. Call early and late. day or night
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The above shows total of 1902 deaths
for the epidemic of 1873, and 1878 for the
present epidemic up too pm. yesterday. The
total number of cases to date, as reported by
the Howard Association and the Board of
Health Is 1915
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For Upward of Thirty Years
Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity of the stom-
ach, relieves soind collie, regulates the bowels,
cures dysentery and diarrjted, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
sll-tried remedy. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
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Notice.

George Landsee, the old reliable, has re-
covered from the fever, and will now be
found at the barber-shop in the Peabody
hotel
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Important to Nurses.
MElFpUTS SAnfauahar 1879

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Is MADISON STREET.
MEMPHIS, September 81, 1873.
Unemployed nurses, who volunteered
from abroad, and whose services are no
longer needed, are requested to report at
headquarters TO-DAY, to receive the
balances due them and transportation to
their homes. After to-day none will be
recognized as entitled to the benefits of
the Association but those who are per-
manently en- 'oyed. BY order of
W. j. SMITH,
Acting President Howard Association.
Fall Garden Seeds
At Craig's nursery, Poplar-street Boulevard.
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CONTRIBUTIONS.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE CITIZENS RELIEF
CoNfNfrTvTEE SEPTEMBER 80, 1873.

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE CITIZENS RELIEF
COMMITTEE, SEPTEMBER ~, 1915.
Citizens of Edenbo-o. Pa. through George
Taylor, Bartlett. .SlSt w
Welsh Congregational Church, Talmddge,
O., through W. NJ. Thomas. ..........--. %
Amount collected by Misses Belle Sims ana
Fannie Boone, Gadsy1lle, Tenn.i through - 30
NJ c. King IL ~
c. Toof 'n' .OaI c', 20 90
Golden Star lodge, colored Odd-Fellows,
Fayetteville, n. c., through g. c. Scurlock. 90
e Kyle' mayor' " ~ '-i 500
B. C. Murrell, Pride's station Ala. IL 90
O. Davidson a. '.:ee' le. .- oo % rs
Colored Baptist church, J. S. Stubs, pastor,
through John Q. Davidson -...-.-..-..... 90
Maccabe O-.oD' .e'.' . @ 40 o5
and j. I. Fargason 4 Co -.......s. i ao5 25
Citizens OF New London. Observation-Disclosures. "a SO
Congregational church, MOntville, Conn,
through W. w. Thacher cashier. 10 90
Citizens of Des Moines, Iowa, through Keo
cashier. - ' ~ =. ~ 1900
Country church near Lagrange, Ga, through
Thatcher cashier -.... . 1880
Thomas Pinckney, New York. .........-.... 100 90
smithviiIe n e, through Capt. Maeeabe' % so
JAMES s. PRESTIDGE,
rNaaH-
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Treasurer OF Citizens Relief Co
PREACHEPS, Am ASSOCTATIC

PREACHERS AID ASSOCIATION.
Donations to the Preachers aid association, from
the Sunday OF New Jersey, S27 sent through
Hon. d. f. Goodyear.
THOs. SHIELDS Secretary.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE TEMPLE OF HONOR
Eug. W. Moore yesterday received from the follow
ing lodges, Temple of Honor I'm the eastern States
the sums mentioned below: Crystal Fount Glovers-
Vile. S15j Enterprise, No; s. New York city, 81;
Duchess, No. z, of Poughkeepsie, 81; Diamond
Rock, No. 80, of 'Lansinburg S5 New York. From
Providence. Rhode Island, $15, and $50 from Good
VIII lodge Of Waltham.
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Estes. HOan & 90.

Are open daily from nine o'clock morning to
four o'clock afternoon. Orders sent them
and cotton consigned will receive prompt at
tention.
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1t is fourteen months since cured myself
of neuralgia with ''neuril," and hare not
had the slightest ret;n7t Of pain. John w.
Scott, st. Louis. George w. Jones & Co.,
Memphis, agents.
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The Court Street Iufirmarv.

EDITORS APPEAL-Honort to whom it is due.
You have spoken of. if not all, very near all,
the hospitals and lntlrmarles OF our bereaved
city. Allow me, in justice, to bring under
your observation one of our best and most
systematical, the physicians and nurses of
the inGrmary on Court street, under the
charge of that ever to be remembered DIR.
Duncan and staff, Messrs. Brown and Smith,
who are TO be found at their post day and
night giving a helping hand and cheering
word TO those brave volunteers who are
under their charge.
A VOLUNTEER PHYSICIAN
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Bishop OF Tennessee
SEwANEE, TENN, September 25, 1873.
The Last of a FAMILY.

MEMPHIS, September 23.-Two weeks ago
yesterday, Mr.. Gus SCHUYLER, Georgia and
Fifth street, requested me to call on the
family Of MIR. NJ Donald, third door below.
l did so. All the attentions, in the way of
physicians, nurses, etc., 1 procured. J. w.
M Donald was born in Edinburg, Scotland,
June %, 1885; died September II, 1873.
Mary N. Brannan, the wife, was born in
Darlington, Maryland, May, 1910, where
they were married. Mrs. M'Donald was
buried on the tweDty-seventh instant Su-
sanah G. M'Donald, the eldest child, born
June %, 1867, in Darlington, Maryland,
was buried September "a, 1878 VIM. R.
MDonald, born June 9, 1873, in Bellar,
Maryland, was buried September %, 1873.
Fannie A. M'Donald, born August l9,
1875, is well. The boy born Monday, Sep
TENDER %, 1878, is dong well, and I have
them in my possession. Respectfully,
HENRY LOWNES ALLEN
Peoria UllD, Baltimore (Md.) (Wichita Kas) pa
pers ana the Standardization, New York, please
COPY.
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During the yellow-fever our address will
be Oldham, Cr.ttenden comfy, Arkansas.
CLARKE, JOHNSON s. co.
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VIM. MilIer's Shoe Store
will keep open every day from am. to 4:90
o. m, until further notice.
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TAKEN UP.

HULE.-September 18th, one black mule,
WI marked K. A. on the left shoulder, and on the
same shoulder has white spot Owner can have
by calling at Peter Regal q Co.'s, on Wolf river, by
Identifying property and paying charges.
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Our City Doctors.

The following is the names of the Mem
phis doctors who have died and convaIesced
from yellowfever. Thirty-fve of them went
into battle, twenty-five succumbed to the en-
envy, of which number ten died and fourteen
convalesced, and one, Dr. Cavenagh, is still
very i'll, leaving ten who have been, and we
pray will be, saved from the disease. Our
doctors have done noble work. and deserve
the lasting gratitude of the people:
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"Neuril" INSTANTLY Cures Men,
raI@i8

Mrs. LOUIS WoELLER has opened her
clearinghouse, at 1874 Main street.
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NOTICE.

ON account OF the prevalence Of yellow-fever at
Memphis, we have opened an Office, temporarily, at
Ne ~ South Main street. Sc. LOuIs. MO-.
where our business Will be continued as heretofore
We are prepared with every facility for handling cot
ton and our friends invited to send us their con-
signments. which VIII have the best attention Our
business house in Memphis Is NOW OPEN. AND
WILL REMAIN OPEN Respectfully.
PORTER, TAYLOR Il co.
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DISlNFECTANTS.

THE Board of Health is now prepared to supply
citizens with disinfectants for privy-yauIts and yards
Also to furnish sulphur with which to dIsinfect bed
ding and clothing with view TO dispense with the
necessity for burning
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REWARD.

ATULES-On the tenth, one dark roam mule, 10
INl hands high; a small underbit In the right
ear; ten years old; shod all around. Also one bay
mare mule Is hands high; right fore hoof ridged;
leather layers between shoe and hOOf on both fore
feet ten years old Liberal reward for the recovery
OF either. or both, to
EDMOND TOoHILL. at the Gayoso House.
NOW-One small red mulsy Cow, with white face
~ heavy with calf liberal reward will be paid
for her return 10 MRS. CUMMINS,
Poplar street. near Toll-Gate.
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knights OF InnisfaiI Relief Com.
kingmen's b. 8 =. ASSOCIATION,
NOTICE.

loving to the prevailing yelIow-fever and want of
efcient help, am compelled to close my store for
the present VIII resume as soon Is possible
q " u III JOHN LILLY.
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Comparative Mortuary Table.

The following table shows the number of
persons who have died each day from the be-
ginning of the present as compared with
those reported during the expidemic of 1873.
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Notice..

Fall Garden Seeds
At Craig's nursery, Poplar-street Boulevard.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-27
NUMBER 4S.

ers's arms. So ends the story oftbe second
Christmas, which brings us up to the pres
ent.
And what became Of Blanca and Jiaco-
MOI Well, / have a letter ia my desk
from Blanca, who returned with her moth
er TO Venice. Informing me that the con-
tessa had blessed her marriage engage
ment with Jiacomo. She inclosed tie
coin, saying that, rs il Wgs The cause of al
her happiness, it was the 6ezrsst so1frc7if II
she could give me. .Iiaconn went 10 Rome
some years ago ana is rapidly turning ous
to be a great artist-greater even thah
your Uncle Coventry. I believe that con-
tesSa defrayed the ex penSe Of his prepare
tory education, and she is doubtless even
now helping him on, Aud he deserves il /;
for he is a real genius, ana has noble blood
in his veins.
Now, don'task me 10 detail the private
history of the padrone and the desperad0es-
You are positively drowsy. and l want 10
smoke. I think you had better GO 10 bed,
as Santa Claus has insurnoIntable ohlec-
tjons to filling yunng peoples stockings
while they are set awake.