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INTENSE ANNOYANCE,

but it is likewise well known that the
Premiere has been giving instructions to
Layord, Ambassador at Coustantinople,
over the head OF the foreign secretary, ii
the Earl OF Derby attempted to force the
hand of one section of the Cabinet in No
vember. 1t is equally probable the Earl
of Caravan, may be resorting 10 a similar
expedient. now that the dangers OF the
solution have become more definite.
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BOTH prudence and ambition concur In
urging honest men TO do the best possible
thing, each in his own line Of business IL is
this feeling which has made Dooieyfs Yeast
Powder The best in the market. The cans
aIe always 1ull weight, aud the contents
cI emicaiiy pure ana most skiIifull' COM
nnutl,I
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-01-10

with the greatest ease, and spent much OF ms
time in translating from one TO the other. A
an historian he is said To have been remark
able. He wrote occasionally for theNew York
Herald and other leading papers. He was
much addicted TO fits OF melancholy and
gloom. and INDUCED occasionally in liquor.
II is Thought that while he WAS IN one Oh
these fits of blues that he killed himself. His
funeral will take place to-day from ,arlHt ;
undertaking shops. This was indeed a sad
end for such brilliant beginning.
Our readers will well remember that the
above named individual was for a long time
in this city, and, while stopping at the
Planters, undertook to gain livelihood by
Preach, German and Spanish.
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cost what it might He had killed Candis,
their best friend. There can be no doubt
that many of the mob were from the other
side of the river.
News has just been received that the
Mexicans, at san Elizerio, are taking their
families to the other side of the river under
the promise of the officials there that they
would protect them. The Deputy Collect
o-s Office at San + izerio and y ateta have been
closed for the last two weeks The Deput,
Collector of the latter place who sought ref
uge here; have not heard from the former
for Twelve days
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-20
Rev. Martin RIordau, VIC.

EDITORS APPEAL-On Tuesday morning,
September II, 1878, at niue o'clock, Rev.
Martin Riordan, V. g., departed this scene
of his earthly labors to take that place among
the cohorts of the blessed for which the puri-
ty aud saintliness of his life had prepared
him. Father Riordan was second in authori-
ty to the bishop of the diocese by reason of
the office of vicar general, which he held
since his arrival in Tennessee. Thirteen
years ago he came to Memphis aud founded
the parish of St. Patrick, which has become
under his ministrations the most important
in the city. To mark the extent of his LAHORE
he has left fine church, a parish school,
convent for the Sisters of st. Joseph, whom
he was instrumental in bringing here, and
a cemetery costing oyer eighty thousand dol
lars. His kindness of heart, his charity and
the purity Of his life has given him a hold on
the memory and on the hearts of the people
of this end of the diocese which time will be
slow to efface. His brother clergymen re-
srected his exceeding great learning, and his
voice In council was the voice Of wisdom it
self. His death was q happy one, fitting
close to his glorious life, surrounded by the
Sisters of st. Joseph, who are indebted to him
for their successful establishment In the
city, and who remained with him to the last
moment. Those good sisters we're assiduous
in their care, and did everything for their la
mented superior, but our Heavenly Father saw
fit to put an end to his earthly usefulness
and call him to glorious reward. cannot
forbear relating an incident which came to
my notice yesterday; and which erninently
illustrates the charity of his nature. The
Towards sent three nurses to Father Rior
dan, in order that he might choose one to re-
main He said to them: my friends, am
greatly obliged to you for coming, but there
are hundreds of poor people dying without
even drink of water, and | would prefer to
have you attend to them. The three nurses
were of the Methodist persuasion. AS they
went along the street one of them remarked
well, Bill, if that was one of our minis
tiers he'd have wanted to keep all three of
u.s." l cannot close this brief sketch with
out mention of the Sisters of st. Joseph,
for whose coming our citizens are indebted
to he efforts of Rev. Father Riordan. They
are at work night and day, nursing the sick,
administering consoling word to the dying,
or relieving distress without regard to creed.
Mothers Leonie and Immaculate, and Sister
Clarissa, are doing noble work. No filth,
disease or danger, seems to daunt them In
their grand efforts. May Heaven spare their
lives to this community.
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CONTRIBUTIONS.
Acknowledgements.

EDITORS APPEAL-Permit me to acknow-
ledge, through your columns, the receipt OF
the following donations. sent me from vari-
GUS quarters and for various purposes, and APP
piled as below stated, in accordance with
what IS believed to have been the wishes of
the donors:
From w. H. Hlbbard, In behalf of the en-
ployes of Mobile and Montgomery railroad,
turned over to Howard Association, but ex-
pended under my directions for special pur-
poses, $780,
From Rev. Mr.. Barnwell, in behalf of the
congregation of Trinity Church, Demopolis.
Alabama, turned over to the Rev. DIR. Dali
zell for special uses, $4,000.
From Col. II. Schofeld, in behalf of citizens
of Washington, Iowa, divided equally be-
tween Howard Association and Citizens he
lief committee, $4,000.
Be pleased also to state that am in almost
daily receipt of fresh orange leaves from Mo-
bile, which may be had by any one needing
them on application at the supply depot of
the Howard Association. Main street, second
door south of Market. Respectfully,
w. T. WALTHALL,
of Mobile Can't-Get-Away Club.
MEMPHIS, September 10th, 1873.
Donations
Received at Commissary Department, Citi-
zens Relief Committee, Wednesday, Septem-
Der 18th, 1873.
Citizens Cold Water, Mississippi, through
J. H. Garrard, 81 sheep.
Odd Fellows of Mlddletown, Tennessee,
through w N. Mahafy, 2 pieces beef, 2
coops chickens; turned over to the Odd Eel
lows of Memphis.
Ladies of Akron, Ohio, through Mrs. w.
H. Epson, box half-worn clothing.
Mrs. DR.. J. S. Hawley, Katoriah, New
York, box clothing, Dbl. sundries.
Mrs. James Morrison, Nashville, Tennes-
see / box clothing.
S. G. Roberts, Charleston, Maryland, l
box clothing from members of St Paul's
church.
From Baltimore l Dbl. corn meal. box
sundries.
Libby, McNaill & Libby, Cincinnati, 624
lbs. corned beef
J. S. Hawley & Co., New York, 2 boxes
chocolate.
From Baltimore AZ hbls. farina.
Columbia, Tennessee, Dbl. potatoes.
Barclay & Hassons, Baltimore, Maryland,
l box coffee, 60 lbs.
Unknown-11 Dbl. potatoes, sacks do, 8
sacks meal 1894 lbs), ID sacks -four (1372 lbs)
l small sack fruit, 6 bbls. potatoes.
Rochester, New York, through Rev. &. c.
Harris, caddy so lbs tea, keg salt beef.
kegs whisky, 3 bags -four $50 lbs, bills
| -four, 3 bbls. crackers, 2 bbls. apples, bbls
| flour, Dbl. salt beef
j. MACCABE, Commissary.
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THE FEVER AT HOME.

The following is the official list of deaths
reported to the Board of Health, for the
twenty-four hours, ending at six o'clock
yesterday evening:
DEATHS THURSDAY.
S Chaple, coiored, ~ Anton.
Pointer, colored, Walnut.
Mrs II Jones, colored, 331 Court
Miss Mollie Ames, Walnut avenue.
Mrs S T Ames, Walnut avenue.
VIM Hicklin, Horn Lake road
Mrs M Loe, M'Ghee Station.
A S Brown, Dunlap avenue.
- Ackland, Rayburn avenue.
John II Nail, near Elmwood.
Father Van Troostenberg, Third and Adj
ans.
Robert Lover, Dunlap avenue.
- Capehart, Orleans and Broadway.
Sommer Perry, ia South.
Mamie Street, Church Home.
Fannie Street, Church Home.
Jennie -, colored, 81 Madison.
Ella Green, colored, Ais Wellington.
Lou Jackson, colored, Malloy avenue.
Richard Parker, colored, Fifth and Ala
bama.
Eddie Walker, colored, 172 Vance
Joe Thomas, colored, Keys building.
Robert Briles, colored, Is Mulberry.
Mat Brooks, colored.
Child of Bedford, colored, $50 Court.
BetGle 1ulrulI, lIS South.
LeoffeI, Sc Alabama.
Charley Love, fernando and South.
Walter Jones, colored, Tennessee.
John Richardson, Donahue place.
S Wlnson, Randolph road.
w Mccormick, Market street infirmary.
Alt Fox, colored, 286 Third.
J O'Brien, az Jefferson.
Buddle Love, North gate Elmwood.
w breckenridge, fernando and Elliott.
Adolphus Lain, DeSoto.
- Strain, Buntyn Station.
Susan Brooks, colored, Huling and Null
berry.
Lizzie Saint, colored, "a South.
Ula Hudson, SO Second.
Mrs. Wlnson, Randolph road.
Henry Sedge, colored, Second and Henry
ave.
Hattie Barker, 26O Second.
- Costello, near South gate Elmwood.
TIldey Banks, colored, South.
w. G. Jukes, 129 Causey.
Jack Idley, colored, Huling.
Laura Walker, colored, Georgia.
Mrs Maltese, 80 Echols.
Sophia Gable, 229 Madison
Frank -, colored, Main and Georgia.
Francis Tucker, Raleigh road.
G V S Monnier, Beale.
Thomas Burke, Charleston railroad.
Mary Payne, 1873 Main.
Helena B. Wilson, 1872 Main.
Clara M. Shorter, 81 Peyton ave.
Fredericka Bale, IL Adams
David Badineli, IL Goslee.
Josie Smith, 22919 Second.
Total deaths, 81, of which number % were
colored.
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vinegar ana Sal. as n Rsmeax.

EDITORS APPEAL-I send you for publica-
ton simple remedy that have used most
effectively with these malarial cases: One cup
of strong vinegar .(apple preferred) and a
handful of salt, heated as hot as the hand
can bear, l prefer with piece of red hot
iron. Sponge the patient over with this
twice day, rubbing dry with a towel. BE
careful, while sponglng, not to let the body
be unnecessarily exposed. 1 used the above
in a case when all remedies had failed. See
ing the first application had such happy
effect, l ceased all medicines, and relied
wholly upon this and the proper nourishment
till the patient was able to leave her room,
sometimes after the sponging oiling the body
with bacon rind. A LADY FRIEND.
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CASH. OR NO PAPER.

Orders for the APPEAL By mail must be
accompanied by cash; OtherrOise they f0iH re-
ceiue no attention.
Persons paying for the paper for stated
time, and returning before its expiration, can
hare the money for the R''e.rDired term re-
turned to them, or the paper left By carriers
IN the city for the balance due.
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What the sisters of St Mary's are DC.
ing,

ing
ApY'opOs of the noble and charitable WORK
now being done by the benevolent orders and
institutions in our stricken city, none, we
think, can take precedence over the Sisters of
st. Mary, of the Episcopal church. The
Church orphans home On the Old Raleigh
road has been particularly conspicuous for its
care and good accomplished toward the many
little ones, both destitute and sick, who have
entered It's hospitable doors. Sister Frances,
who has charge of the institution, herself but
lately arisen from her bed, having been
Frustrated by the prevailing fever, is the only
one out of the six Sisters of the order not
down with the fever or dead. In fact, out of
the SIX only three remain alive. Sister Fran
ces has been and continues to be untiring in
her devotion to the sick, in and out of the
Home. When she can be spared from that
institution, she is outside, looking after and
ministering to the wants of the needy and
those in affection. A report, grossly errone-
GUS, has reached the writer ear that the
Church orphans home has been closed. Such,
so far from being the fact, is utterly without
foundation. The Church home is open has
been, and will continue to be. New patients
are being received and cared for daily. DIR.
Tryon, physician from Houston, has been
doing effective service as physician in charge
of the Home for a week past. Out of the
number of resident orphans at the Home,
and those received from the city, the Garfield
ASYLUM and other sources, thirteen have died,
thirteen are convalescrnt, and six are quite
i'll. The thirteen who have died is the total
number of deaths at the Home since tue fever
commenced.
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OPFICE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, HOWARD Assn
MEMPHIS, September 10, 1873.
General W. ]. Smith, Acting President Howard As
ISOLATION:
Number of new cases since last report, Sep
tember 18th, 8 pm, (27 physicians report
ing), 40.
have to report Drs. Force, Sims, Luppo
and Forbes, of the Howard Volunteer Medi-
cal Corps stricken with fever.
r. W. MITCHELL, Md,
Medical Director.
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Coal and Wood.

We will continue to keep our coal Office
open as heretofore, and orders will be prompt
" 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. B. BRYAN & co.
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CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

Owing to the sickness or absence OF
carriers, most of our routes have been
tenn pOrarIIy discontinued Regular sub
scrIbers can purchase tickets at the Of
fee, and send for their papers daily, and
get them ia this way at Fifteen Cents
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LOCAL NOTICES.

OUERY.-"Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg B, os
Seal of North Carolina at the same prse2'
GREEN BRIER whisky is made with great
care-grain all picked and cleaned, water
from the finest spring in the county of Rob-
ertson, and cleanliness is the standing order
of the distillery.
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SheIbYViIIe Female College.

A BOARDING-SCHOOL for young ladies, Is 10
~ Gated in the beautiful and healthy Blue Grass
Region of Central Kentucky Seven teachers three
specalists-are employed; 100 pupils-20 boarders
were enrolled last year. Careful and thorough
and modern languages music, painting and elocu-
lon Board and tuition. with furnished room, lights
n ifuel, $40 per month Music or vocal1zat1on, So
xtra per month : For catalogue address
w n STUART, Principal.
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Having Established an Office,

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 & CO.
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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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Viroinia Female Institute.

STANTON, VIRGINIA.
REv. R. Il. PHILLIPS, Rector, assisted by full coTps
of experienced officers. The Bath annual session
will commence Sept. IL, 1873. Buildings spacious,
with gas and hot and cold water. Heated BY steam.
Extensive grounds. Patronage from 10 States.
School first-class. Terms reduced. Seven churches
within three minutes walk. For catalogue address
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Gage n Fisher

Have opened an Office in st. Louis, at No. 222
Commercial street, where they will be pre-
pared to attend to the cotton and commission
business Mr.. w A. Gage will remain there
until the fever is over in Memphis. Their
customers will please address them as ABOVE.
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Union and Planters Bank,
1924

It 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 bank will
not close. S. z. READ, Cashier.
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NOticel

J.R. Goodwin 4 Go. hopes to be able to
serve their friends through the fever, and
will fill orders for goods when accompanied
with cotton. Office hours, 8 am. to 4 pm.
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NOTICE.

I WILL pay bills and orders on me, as treasurer,
4 only between the hours OF 10 am. and D. m.
WIN receipt for contributions between the hours of
, an ana pm. Parties VIII oblige me very
much by observing these hours.
JNO. q. LONSDALE JR.,
Treasurer Citizens Relief Committed
Office Planters Insurance Building.
No. ! Madison II set
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There Are Now

Only two clothing stores open in the city, one
Of which is the large and deservedly popular
establishment of Grubbs, Austin & Berry,
No. 1913 Main street. Business hours from
So am. to AZ pm. Terms strictly cash
durino the epidemic
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sNeuriI'' Instantly Cures Men.
raIUiR

It is fourteen months since l 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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Comparative Mortuary Table.
IRz&

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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The Virginia Agricultural and Meehan
IcaI College

LAS eight professors, a beautiful farm, a shop
L with steam-driven machinery, and daily drill.
The vacation coming Ia winter suits southern stu
dents. Board is from 81 to SIS month, and tuition
fees BY aid OF the land scrip fund.- only $40 per half
year. Apply for catalogue to c. L. L. MINOR NJ. A.,
oundnLL.D., President, Blacksburg, Montgomery
caty
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HAPPY tidngs for nervous sufferers, and those who
have been dosed, drugged and Quacked. Pulver-
macher's Elsctric Bslts efiessualy cure premature
debility, weakness and decay. Book ard journal,
with information thousands, mailed free. Ad-
dress PULvKRNACRKb ALyANIo Co., Cincinnati,
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Stock Forfeited Masonic Temple
NOTICE.

OFFICE MEMPHIS COTToN-SEED ASSOCIATION,
Memphis August 81, 1873.
y consequence Of the prevalence OF yelloW-feyer
in this city, and until further notice. the Office OF
tle Memphis Coton-seed Association will be closed
me notice Will De given of the opening of the Office
Joy the transaction OF business No sacks sent or
g I'd received until further notice.
s. j. CAMP. SnclN and Trana,r
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Notice.
Guy. billiard 4 Coffin .

During the yellow-fever our address will
be Oldham, Cr.ttenden comfy, Arkansas.
CLARKE, JOHNSON h co.
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All Communications

Addessed to Menken Bros. will receive
prompt attention, If sent care Of Louis Silk
& Co., Cincinnati, or to Menken Bros, lis
North street, New York
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Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity of the stom-
ach, relieves ,oind collie, regulates the bowels.
cures dySentery and diarrjiea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
sll-tried remedy. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
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Howard Tnfirmaries

A I the request OF the Medical Stall Of the How
~ ARD infirmares. It is hereby earnestly requested
mat visitors 10 patients callbetWeen Iandi2 am
lertere with the physicians.
W. T. WALTHALL,
superintendent Of Infrmaries for Howard Assn.
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EAST TENNESSEE
UNIVERSITY.

THREE Colleges. Nine Professors. Tuition FREE
i to ALL In Preparatory Department $50 year;
to State students FREE. About half rates on
Tennessee railroads; on some, NEEDY State students
pass FREE. Board, fuel, light, washing, room-rent
etc, Sl2S a year. Fall session opens September
18th. For catalogues, address
THOS. W. HUMES, Pres't, Knoxville, Tenn.
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DIR. MitcheII's Report.

total number of cases to date, as reported by
the Board of Health, including the Howard
report is sol
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We have determined to close our store I'M
til the abatement of the fever now prevail
ing GUY, DILLARD & COFFIN.
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Erom and After this Date
For Upward of Thirty Years

The grocery house of Mrs. J. Bamberger, at
No. 155 Poplar street, will be open from nine
am. to 5 pm. LOUIS BAMBERGER.
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One hundred dozen chickens at $50 Shelby
street. The highest mSrket price will be
paid by PROF. TIGHE.
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WANTS.

XNANTED-A tirst-rate, secondhand engine and
wv boiler. stationary, about 20-horse power. Ad-
dress JESSE HUFFMAN, Cottonwc cd Point, Mo-
"A ESSRS. FRANK A. WELLS and Thomas De
M lany, of Memphis, Will oblge us by forward
ing their present addresses TO the
JACKSON OIL MILLS, jackson, Tenn.
n TATTRASS- MAKERS-At W. K. Thixton's, 900
4NI Second street.
DRICKLAYERS - -Four frstclass brickayers;
must be No. |, to whom best wages viii be paid.
amply to w. O. BUSH * son, Nashville, Tennessee.
4 NHICKENS-We VIII get big prices for chickens.
- Send them in. B. p. SMITH Co,
Produce and Commission Merchants.
I NROCERY CLERKS-(Three) and three POrters.
NJ Open am. to pm. -
ORSE AND BUGGY-For the next go days,
IL horse and rOckaway TO go twice day or miles
~ the country; would purchase firsclass horse
nd buggy cheap Address c., Appeal Office.
MUIR 5ES-G recommended and experienced
CENTRAL RELIEF COM K. OF H.,
30 Madison street.
I I oRSE AND BUGGY-To keep for thirty or sixty
/ j days, 10 drive three miles In the country each
day. Apply to o. NJ. PECK, 1895 Main street, at VIM.
x Moore Co.'s.
observation-disclosures having stock to pasture for
20 the summer will call on
- j. Ii. MCCULLERS, 10 Monroe st.
g OBkTN ER-ln one or The best paying and best
81 located mills In West Tennessee. Address
SAW-MILL, Appeal ONCE.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE

GNOR THE SPEEDY CURE of Seminal Weakness.
II Lost Manhood and all disorders brought on by
indiscretion or excess Any druggist has the ingre
dients, DR. JAQUES x CO.,
120 West Sixth street. Cincinnati.
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The above shows total of 1902 deaths
for the epidemic of 1873, and 2,2l7 for the
present epidemic up to pm. yesterday. The