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The late DIR. PauIH. Otey Of Memphi.

st. Louis Republican: This gentleman,
who on Saturday afternoon, twenty instant,
In his fifty fourth year, added 70 the list OF he
role Memphis martyrs, deserves Il tribute to his
memory. He was the eldest son of the late Right
Rev. James HeTyey Otey, bishop of the Protestant
Episcopal church for the diocese OF Tennessee, and
brother of HRS. 3. B. Minor, or ST. Louis After
academic preparations In his native State ard chiefly
greatest friends and promoters of christian educa-
ton that the west has ever had, be entered the
Kenyon college, Ohio Thence he was drawn to
Richmond Virginia, by the residence there of his
lures In the Richmond college In the palmy days of
Warner, Cullen, Bohannan and Maupin. But he OBJ
tained his medical diploma from the jefferson
school In Philadelphia, where he continued his
studies under the auspices and in the Office of the
distngu shed DR.. ThOs H hUtter Though his
did not pros cute long, but, having married quite
early, he preferred the life or planter and opened
cotton plantation IN very fertile part of Phillips
county, Arkansas. Here the late Confederate war
found him In the Immediate neighborood of another
bTOther-in-law, General Daniel C. GOyan They
both entered unhesitatIngly into the Confederate
service, and DIT. O.ey, TeSuning his profession be-
came known as a surgeon of no mean Tepute, aud
was such quite Intimately associated with his
friend, Dr. Charles Michel, now of ST. Louis. at
the close of the DR.. Otey settled In Memphis to
devote himself to his profession, and has done SO
ever since. He has remained faithful during two
YtSltatiOns n0n yelloW-fever, and think one from
cholera fearless sympathy with suffering and a
strong feeling OF humanity, have combined with
professional esprit to keep him his post; and no
doubt his experience, galsed on former fields OF
duty and or danger, made him the more efficient I'M
I'll be himself stricken down. PrepOssessing in
person. agreeable ana easy Ia manners, and genial
In disposition, he made many strong friends, who.
while so deeply lamenting his DEATH Will Join with
the whole community whom he has so dauDtlessIy
and ably served In doing honor TO his memory and
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BY Universal Accord,

AYERS CATHARrIo PILLS are the best Of all purge
tives for family use. Theyare.tne,product of long,
aborious, and successful chemical investigation
and their extensive use by Physicians n their pra
tIce, and by ali civilized nstions, proves them
bAsr spd most efrectual purgatiye PHI tbs, medical
oience, can devise Being purely vegetable no harm
can arise from their use In intrinsic value and Gu
ratiye powers no other Pills can be compared with
Them and every person. knowing their virtues, Will
employ them, when needed. They keep the system
I'm perfect order and maintain in healthy action the
whole machinery of life. Mild, searching and
eectual they are specially adapted TO the needs OF
the digess.es apparatus, arrangements OF which
they prevent and cure, II timely taken. They are
the best and safest physic TO employ for children,
and weakened constitutions, where mild' Duh
effectual cathartlc Is required.
EOR SAFE All, DEALERS.
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Fall Garden Seeds

At Craig's nursery, Poplar-street Boulevard.
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SHELBY COUNTY.
Fifteenth civil District, Shelby County
From an Annaal Corrasnondent1

FIFTEENTH CIVIL DISTRICT, October g.
While out yesterday making visit OF sympathy to
one who, like myself, was mourning the loss OF
loved one, whose home had felt the blight OF the
scourge, noticed On unusual stir In our quiet ave-
nues, and learned that through the kindness and
energy or Messrs. Charley Kney, GIlly NJ. Lewis,
Nelson Bill, g. II. Sflons and II. l.. Davis,
there had been a commiSsary depot estab-
iished at the schOolhouse for our suffer
ing district, many of whom are sick, and 9TH
ers feeling keeniy the effect OF nothing to do by
which to earn their "daily bread God bless the
relief committee, especially General Wright, for SO
promptly responding to the wants Of this people.
Medicines are much needed, and II the noble How
ards would supply our depot with them, they would
add TO the comfort and convenience OF thUse suffer
ing with the fever and there are many In our midst
doth white and cOlOred) deaths occurring daily.
We greatly In want OF physician, but for few
days past have received the attention OF Dr; W B.
VIM, who has charge of Camp Father Matthews.
Springdale, and vicinity. BE Is one of the Howard
corps, and is winning golden opinions each day,
though he must undergo great fatigue with patients
scattered so widely apart. Godspeed the day when
the plague shall cease to be, and our people may
again put their hands to the plowshare. Respect
fully, LADY OF THE DISTRICT.
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The Virginia Agricultural and Mechan
teal CnIIara

paees address, sealed, hiry
cent Should be read By all Address above
NeaoS g A. " TO : p. ". Snndays % p q
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MEMPHIS, October 3, 1873.
All collection and discounted paper held
by the Bank of Commerce will be placed at
the Union and Planters bank for collection
until further notice.
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NOTICE.
no OUR FRTENDS

TOR q full supply of Drugs call at 12O Main
u street. Quinine, Holman's Pads, etc. Store
open day and night. A. RENKERT.
JOHN V. HAHDWERKFR, in charge
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LOCAL NOTICES.

QUERY.-"Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg B. os.
Seal of North Carolina at the same prlee?''
GREEN BRIER improves every day-re-
ceiJ es more volume with age than any whisky
in the market
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Pastor st. Paul's church, Columbus, Georgia,
writes: eve gave DIR. MoFFETT's TEETH
INA (T'eetbing POtoders) to our little grand
child with tn happiest results. The effects
were almost magical, and certainly more sat-
lsfactory than from anything we ever used. -
W. N. Wilkerson & Co., and all druggists
keep TEETHINA.
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AN indefnable yet exquisite perfume lin
gers in the laces and lingerie among which
has been laid one of ]. & E. Atkinson's deli
cate sachets
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other gentleman, who yet wore the badge, said ne
sure TO get even, he was out In the supuIDS,
and could steal enough to pay him we'll. comment
on this trio is unnecessary.
Captain William Cunningham little
Nellie is one of the heroines Of the epidemic. N3t
day passes but she comes into the city aller msG
cnes and supplies Tor The sick out in the eounLIy
and returning carefully and faithfully distributes
them from house TO house until all are supplied, the
work often extending late In the night. she de
serves TO wear Howard badge, Citizens relief
and badge of every society In the city engaged In
the Gods work Of taking of the sick After heI
work is done she is unhitched from the wagon, LED
into the stable, and provided with abundance OF
forage such as a duufui little mare deserves
The following is extracted from letter
written to a Howard physician by nurse out on the
fernando road: 80
HILLS DELIGHT, October l, 1873.
DEAR DOCTOR-How could you leave me here 70
stdrve am broken down for want OF food and rest;
Quinn will die. but he is aggravatig that he may
live for two three day. he has no friends, and no
wonder. for more cantankerOus cuss never mel
with. The folks at the rum mill above are only
swine, and Will not come near me. am sick ana
starving and in self-defenSe will have to leave or
kill the patient, and L do not like to do either.
Come at once or leave.
Mr. Chinn, acting signal officer, sends US
the following showing he state of the thermometer
at points named below, yesterday evening, at 80
D.In washington ttme):
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''NeuriI" Instantly Cures Men
Palgia.

It is fourteen months since cured myself
of neuralgia with ''neuril," and hare not
had the slightest return Of PAIN John w.
Scott, st. Louis. George W. Jones & Co.,
Memphis, agents.
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OFFICE OF SUPERVISING INSPECTOR

OF STEAM VESSELS, ?
NEW ORLEANS, LA, July 24th.
Junius Hart, Esq, Southern Agent of Holman's
Pad:
DEAR SIR have worn the pad twenty
six days, and before putting it on | was
troubled with the germs of malarial fever,
contracted last season, and every few days
my bones would ache and have more or less
fever. Since wearing the pad l have en-
joyed most excellent health, and cheerfully
recommend them to those suffering from any
bilious complaint. Very respectfully,
GEORGE L. NORTON, Inspector.
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WHEN Won resort

WHEN you resort to DIR. C. M'Lane's cele-
brated worm specific, or vermifuge, you will
realize one of the greatest blessings that
equal, never had-but particularly notice
that every wrapper bears the name of
Fleming Bros, Pittsburg, Pa"
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~RepaIrIng OF Watches, JeweIry and
Clocks prOmntIYinttendedt O.A
Nlaaison UIspensary
Mrs. SyIyanus Reed's

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
u Nos. and East sd st. New York. Reopens
October /, 1878. French is the language of the
school. The collegiate course requires four years
Every provision is afforded for the health and COM
fort. as well as the thorough education ofspupls.
BAYARD TAYLOR says: al take great pleasure in
recommending to parents the Academy of Mr.. S. C.
Shortlidge."
Hon. FERNANDO WOOD. a patron Of the Academy
says: " cheerfully consent to the use Of my name
as reference"
GRO PER QUARTER of 10 WEEKS $3.50 FOB
I'D " 40 weeks, 1864 for 81 weeks; full charge
for nicely furnished rooms, boarding. washing gas
etc. ETC., tuition of schOolbooks and ali neces
sary school expenses, at SHORTLIDGE'S, Media
Penna-), ACADEMY, for young Men and Boys. NO
EXTRA CHARGES. Ten teachers, all College Grad
TO both advanced and backward pupils Both individ-
ual and class instruction. Recommended by Gov
ernor Routt, Judge Van Eoesen, Professor BIauyelt
U. 8. Naval Academy; Richard J. Hinton, Rev DIS.
Hill and Peabody, Harvard, etc etc Address
SWITHIN C. SHORTLIDGE Harvard A NJ Media,
Penna- Media Is II miles from Philadelphia; has
seven churches and Temperance Charter
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We will continue to keep our coal office
open as heretofore, and orders will beproRpt-
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. H. Barksdale's, on M'Lean av-
ennn. c. B. BRYAN & co.
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GENERAL, TRADE.

A few stores are opening and we expect
business within the month to Flourish like green
bay tree" Below give store quotations on feed:
Corn-the demand good with light stock; she'll
ed, roc; ear, Csc. Oats. 5tjc. Bran in good
quest at, for wheat bran, 81 10, and bran, 81
per cwt. Hay was firm and inquired for at S16l 10
Der cTt
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FEVER E1LRS.

Flora Lake. daughter of William Lake,
died yesterday.
DR.. Boggs was able to sit up and take
his rations yesterday.
Mrs. Captain Harvey Mathes is now
considered out of danger.
DR.. Baskerville is improving rapidly un-
der the care of Dr. Duncan.
Lagrange yesterday telegraphed the
Towards for collins and other supplies.
--Sallie and Mary Galloway, daughters of
Esquire ]. S. Galloway, are convalescing.
Mrs. Zigler, wife of the chief telegraph
operator, was convalesc1ng nicely yesterday.
Keep it before the refugees-don't come
back to Memphis till snow-balls are In season.
p. NJ. Brown, eldest son of DIR. R. F.
Brown, was reported In a critical condition last
Miss Emma Case, near Leath orphan
asylum, was reported in very critical condition last
Mr.. D. W. Coan, the hero Howard of
Grenada, has returned TO the city and is now on duty
again.
Captain Harvey Mathes, of the Ledger,
continues to improve. In fact, he looks hungry all
the time
There were only eight arrests by the po-
disorderly.
All the railroads running out of Memphis
turning home.
Many sick persons who have been Wis
tied by Mrs Sarah F. Henry are eloquent in praise
OF her as a nurse.
We learn that Frank Gamble, master
car-buder of the Charleston shops, died at Buntyn
Tuesday afternoon.
Michael Cody, a former well-known
haekman, and Mrs. Benton, on Crockets avenue, ara
down with the fever
President Langstaff of the Towards,
will visit Brownsville to-day looking after the inter-
ests of his association.
Charley Sander, the bright little son of
Mrs. Kate Sander, on Bickford avenue outside the
city, died few days ago.
Maria and Willie Pope were both stricken
with the fever yesterday, at the house of Mrs NJ j.
MOsby, out In the suburbs.
R. Anderson, a colored nurse. was in the
stationhOuse last night, charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses.
We learn from Dr. Coverall, the attend
ing physician, that Captain Raja of No. engine Is
safe and cOnvalescing rapidly
We are pleased to report Wade Atkins,
known as Wade Hampton, irst-cl iss eolored man,
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Home Grocery
Still Open!

Corner Third and Madison, is now open daily,
from nine to four o'clock.
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Casey Young Attending to His Dis.
IriCt.

The following telegram was sent yesterday
to Mayors Ey, OF New York, and Pierce, of Boston,
by Hon. Casey Young, in response to the one re-
eeived:
MEMPHIS, October 4.-Thanks to the kindness of
our friends abroad. The Howard association and
Citizens relief committee of Memphis have means
enough they think, TO sappy the wants of our peO-
pie here until the epidemic subsidies, but the fever
has reached nearly every other town in my distict
and therefore request that part OF any further
contributions from the generous people of the north
may be sent for distr button to these other afflicted
places. CASEY YOUNG
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Union and Planters Bank,
Auunsf 90 1919

1t having been rumored that the banks in
tended closing on account of the epidemic,
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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PoDEsTA, MALATEsTA & Co. yesterday re-
ceived a supply of lemons, grapes, pears, APP
Piles and oranges, and will continue to receive
fine same daily
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T. D. Wilder, dealer IN boots and shoes,
292 Main street, corner Madison.
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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 aoind collie, regulates the bowels.
cures dyse,rtery and diarrlea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
sll-tried remedy. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
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CONTRIBUTIONS.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE CITIZENS RELIEF
COMMITTEE. OCTOBER 4, 1873.

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE CITIZENS RELIEF
COMMITTEE, OCTOBER 4, 1878.
j. d. Scuhy, treasurer Ptttsburg relief commit
tee, Tor Holly Springs. 30
j. ID. Scully treasurer Pt .tsburg relief commit
JAS. s. PRBSTIDGE,
Treasurer Citizens Relief Committee.
CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE METHODlSIS.
EDITORS APPEAL Please acknowledge In your pa
per the receipt of thousand dollars from Nelson
d Phillips, agents OF the New York Methodist book
concern, for til sufferers by yelloW-fever in the
Methodist church of Memphis; also seYenty-nine
dollars from other sources Those wanting assist
anee VIII lind me at 100 Beale street.
W. REGISTER.
DONATIONS RECEIVED BIZ TIE COMMISSARY
DEPARTMENT OF THE CITIZENS BELIEF
COMMITTEE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1878.
Angel & Co., New York, 5 boxes and @ barrels
merchandise.
Baltimore, Maryland, 10 barrels meal, 1 barrel
rice barrels fish, 30 barrels crackers, 20 boxes to-
matoes barrels lard, "a chest tea.
Citizens Dubuque, Iowa, ID boxes meat.
NJ Beattie, barrel meal.
Unknown, Saltvlle, Virginia, 10 sacks and bar
rel -four.
P:ttsDurg relief committee, barrels flour, box
and barrels potatoes, box canned fruit, box
starch. 2 boxes suudrles, barrels crackers.
Bristol, Virginia, box meat. box cracked wheat.
J. c. MACCABE, Commissary.
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Notice.
Coal and Wood.

During the yellow-fever our address will
be Oldham, Crittenden comfy, Arkansas.
CLARKE, JOHNSON & co.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

FIX Mayor J0hs, johnson and elm wood
Cemetery.
EDITORS APPEAL - John Johnson, ex-
mayor, has acted nobly with all ths weight he has
already on him. He has during my sickness, taken
charge OF ElmwOOd cemetery. AS the president is
absent and am the only officer of ths cemetery near
Memphis wish 10 publicly acknowledge Mr. John
sons kindness in taking hold and helping me when
stricken down with fever. May God bless him and
all men like him who staid in Memphis and helped
US all through those trying times.
SAMUEL W. PHILLIPS,
Superintendent of ElmWood Cemetery.
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spreading chaplets over his grave. He was suddenly
and sadly made widower after his last settle
ment In Memphis, and leaves adopted daughter,
very nearly grown TO bemoan her now redoubled or
MANAGE, AMICIJS.
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D. B.
Treasurer Citizens Relief Committee.
CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE METHODLSIS.
FINANCIAL,

Business among the banks yesterday, ike
everything else in this CITY, had ''yelloW tinge"
though not derived from gold. Exchange was al II
on New York and other eastern cities.
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The above SHOWS total of 1902 deaths for the
epidemic OF 1873, and 1882 for the present cpl
demie up to pm, yesterday The total number of
cases to date reported by the Howard association
and the Board of Health. is R404.
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Mrs. LOUIS WoELLER has opened her
at 1874 Main street.
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PERSONAL.
REWARD.

MULES the tenth, one dark roam mule, Is
INl hands high; a small undeTbit In the right
ear ten years old; shod all around. Also, one bay
mare mule, 10 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.
4 OW-One small red muley Cow, with white face
- heavy with calf. A liberal reward Will be paid
for her return TO MRS. CUMMINS,
Poplar street, near Toll-Gate
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Stationers and booksellers, will be open
daily, from IL am. to pm.
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Comparatfve Nanrtuarv ,rahIe.
IS7$,

The following table shows the number of
persons who have died each day from the beginning
OF the present. as compared with those reported dur
ing the epidemic of 1873:
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Gas-Pipe ,Sewer-PipS, DziTe.YeIls, Bath.
tubs ChandeIlsas. 4 mnps, etc
Hill, FOntaine & Co.

NOTICE
MEMPHIS, September Is. 1873.
WE have been obliged TO close our store in Mem
Wv phis until the fever abates sufficiently TO allow
to resume business. Our correspondents VIII
please until further notice addTSs at St. Louis,
Missouri Parties having balan ,es due them on our
books can, II they desire draw on at 81. Louis.
HILL. FONTAlNE & CO.
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WIN, MilIer's shoe Store
Rank of Commerce.

will keep open every day from 8 am. to As
p. M, until further notice.
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HAS eight professors, a beautiful farm, shop
II with steam-driven machinery, and daily drill
The vacation coming In winter s1itS southern stu
dents Board is from 81 to S15 month, and tuition
fees by aid of the land scrip fund.- only $40 half
year. Apply for catalogue to C. L. MINOR, NJ. A,
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EMMETT BANK OF MEMPHIS,

MEMPHIS, September 10, 1873.
OWING to the prevalence and continued malignity
- Of the yellow fever, have this day closed the
Bank The fever having invaded the cashiers FAM
lily and left without assist ants, thought this the
most prudent course to pursue. Funds deposited at
the German National Bank will make my head
quarters with the Ninth National Bank of New York
and am prepared to respond TO all calls of deposit
OTs. Special deposits Ia my charge. / hope the
business at an early day. THOS. FISHER,
President
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The outlook is not very encouraging. The
increase in new cases does not promise as rapid
decline in the fever as the mortuary tables would OF
themselves indicate. The refugees who have returned
falling fast In almost every they prove food
for the fever, which, so far has been very fatal
among them. There were one hundred and thirty
nine new cases reported yesterday-one more than
the day before. The deaths foet up total OF 3d.
of which number 81 were from yellow-fever and 4
from other causes. OF the fever cases %
occurred In the city and In the country Those
of the city divided-nine coloTed and II
whites. We again urge the advice of the Howard
association upon those of our citizens who are away
As they value their lives they Will stay away until the
board of health declares the epidemic at an end.
Deaths Friday.
WHITES
Charles Welsh, 80 years, Gayoso house.
Robert Briggs, 40 years, Second and Carolina.
James Cannon, 3 years, f ont.
Francis Cannon, 10 years, Front
Bridget Cannon, ID years, Front.
Thomas Hewitt, "a years, Main and Beale
George W Woods, 81 years, Third and walker.
Mrs b Kerr, 43 years, 81 MOsby.
il Heinrich, % years, Madison and Second,
Louis Lolinsk Market street infrmary.
CoLORED.
Jackson Mason, "a days So Ruth
Joseph Towers, years Front and Van Buren,.
Charles Payne 80 years, City hospital.
Louis Hill, 81 years, south Jackson and Broadway.
REFER Ink, u years, - WEBSTER.
VIM Webb, 10 years, Madison.
James Harris, 46 years y ain and Beale.
Louis Murphy, 81 years, 40 Shelby.
Davy Harris, 50 years, Short Third.
Charley Williams, 80 years. Linden.
OUTSIDE CITY
Z Pauline Thomas. IA years, BreedIove avenue
James B0Othe 2 years, Walker avenue.
Robert Kendall, % years. Randolph road.
Julia Nelson, 10 years. TTigg avenue.
7 Prichett, State female college.
Sister Frances, 30 years Church orphan home.
Wallack, colOred. 20 years, Poplar boulevard.
B Ballick, cOlored. so years. Poplar boulevard.
Louis Pennachi, 30 years, MhOOn avenue.
OTHER CAUSES.
Harriet Herford, eolored, 45 years. Union.
Lucy Taylor, colOred, 65 years, Walnut and Vance
Steve Grayson, colored 81 years, 3 Butler.
Sister Laurence, 81 years, ST. Peter orphan
asylum.
Total, 35; from yellOw-fever, 81; % in the city
az white and 10 colored); 9 in the cOuntrg
DIR. MitcheII's Report.
OFFICE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, HOWARD ASSN,
MEMPHIS, October 4, 1873 (
A. d. Langstaff, ESQ.,, President Howard Associa-
ton:
DEAR SRI have to report to-day 139 new cases
or yelowfever being the reports of % visiting ply
SteianS from pm yesterday to 8 pm. this day,
October 18th. Very respectfully,