The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-09-11

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/ doubt the wish of some. if not all of thos
reported dead, but still live. There ar
/ some ten or twelve reported dead who, il
my mind, are doubtful; hence l will not in
| sert their names. | will, in giving the list
| take all who die in family. SO that tn
world may see the truly appalling situation
! of things. In some instances not a singl
member of family is left. The first cas-
was
Mrs. Field, Thomas Powell,
Harry Field, Rev. II. I. Haddick,
Thomas Field DR.. W. W. Hall
Matte Field, Mrs. W. W Hall
Katie Shepherd, Rev J. G. Hall,
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs J. G. Hall
Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. J. c. Stokes,
Mrs. Irene Blackwell. John Stokes
Mrs. Doak, James Stokes.
Miss Lula Doak Judge J. C. Gray
W. Il. Beachaump, Mrs j. c. Gray
J. w. Beachaump Joseph N. GRAY
Mr. M'Milliau Ed GRAY
Mrs NJ Millian Mrs Ingram
Mrs. L. French, Eugene Ingram
Thomas L. Peacock, Miss Florence Ingram
Miss Mamie Peacock, Prof. Welsh
Mr. Deiarnett Miss Sidney Welsh,
Sallie Dejarnett. NJ. Vile,
George Cromwell. Mr.. Strang,
John Cromwell, Mmanuel VILE
Miss Maria Mole w c. Eskridpe
George w. Lake, sr Walter Eskridge.
Mrs George w. Lake, Fox Eskridge
Miss Annie Lake, W. c. Eskridges child
Deha Lake, Mrs. ". b. May,
Mrs. Sadler Miss Pet May,
Miss Rosa Sadler, DR.. Hankins,
Walter Sadler, Mrs DR.. Hankins,
James E. Sadler, Miss Fannie Peoples,
Amos Sadler, Hans Rafalsky,
Miss Jennie Ayres, DR.. J. B. Cages tw,
Miss Lizzie Ayres, children,
DR.. E W. Hughes. Mrs Hooks,
Mrs. Hughes, David Hooks,
Mrs Hughes, Drs mothJam Burke.
Mrs. E. w. Hughes, Two children of Mrs
Ralph Coffman Scanlin,
Mrs. Robert Coffman, Robert A. Collins,
Charles Coffman, Tom Irby
Mrs. Charles Coffman, David NJ. Moore,
Miss Kate Coffman, Mr.. Rivers
Mrs. J. E. Hughes, r. d. Crowder
ii. :. Derrick, John j. Morrow,
Mrs. H. S. Derrick Dr. j. l.. Milton,
Miss Mary huntington. Barry Rose
Miss Salle HuffingtOn,F K HALL
Miss Marian Huffingt nHugh Graham,
Miss Minnie Huffingt MI. b. Sherman's infant
Miss Minnie Lacock, Robert Stephenson,
Miss Alice LacOck Harry Hart,
Mrs. |. NJ. Bishop Thos p Barnes
Miss Belle Bishop, John Thomas,
Miss Addle Bishop, Hayden Nj. Jones'
Eugene Bishop, r. Williams sr
Mrs. f. Shankle, John Moore
Pete Kirby, Joseph A. Morrison,
Mrs. Pete Kirby, A. Gerard sr.,
William Shankle, Mrs. Alice Signaigo,
Robert Shankle, Judge Tom Walton,
Mrs. NJ Claim, Thomas Kendall,
Miss Lula NJ Claim, Samuel Flippin,
d. G.. Bristol, Hugh r. Davis,
Miss Emma Bristol, S. L. Downs,
Miss Katie Clark, Cally Davis,
NJ. Conley, Mrs. |. s. Parker,
Price Carl, Miss Jennie Satterfield
Ella Carl, NJ. Friedman IN. o.
German Carpenter, Mrs. Smith,
Dr. J. R. wilkins, l. X Woods,
Mrs. r. A. Irwin, Rev. John NJ Campbell,
Robert A. Young, Samuel Marshall
Mrs. Robert A. Young Mr.. Cary,
Miss Lula Kendrick, A. p. Saunders,
Robert Mayhem, Charles Weigert,
S. S. Angevine, Mrs. w. A. Below,
Miss Mary L. AngevineMT. Holly,
Jacob Poitevant Rev. J. X. Armstrong,
Mrs. J. Poitevant Mrs. Wilkerson.
Miss Mollie Poitevant,
Charles Newell, eight miles in the country.
Wyatt NJ. Redding, telegraph operator.
}. A. Williams, express messenger, Memphis.
Thomas F. Marshall, messenger telegraph
office. Total, 1855.
l hear through the physicians that there
GRE now one hundred and twenty-five cases
are danger ShsiiS d oar Gftyt his ppmReF
men are up, and in this number | include
the only physician well. DIR. r. 5. Ring
gold, President of the Board of Health Mr..
II. G. Kuykendall, Cashier Lake Brothers
Bank w. j. Ayers, n. G. of the Odd Fell
lows Lodge; Sam Ladd, Mr.. Ball, j. NJ.
Kern, and your humble servant, the Express
Agent. We seven are trying to do our du-
ty, have been spared so far, and that the
God to whom we look for support will spare
us that we may yet do the sick and the dying
service.
Our relief committee lost one of its mem
bers, Hon. Thomas Walton, and Messrs.
John Powell and Robert Mullin are in
charge, though we have not seen them for a
day or two, and fear that sickness detains
them in the country.
Major B. p. Anderson, noble, self-sacri-
ficing man that he is, of your city, is doing
well to-day. Messrs. Coan and Brogan are
in charge of the affairs of the Towards. and
are doing noble service. DIR. Voolfolk, of
Paducah, Kentucky, reached here last even
ing, and has been assigned district. There
is complaint of needing nurses. In some
instances, life would be spared with proper
attention. The nurses we have are worn
out, ard must have rest. Drs. Veasy and
Warren Stone, of New Orleans w. III.
Beatty, of Mobile, Henry, of NatcheZ, and
J. Wallace, of Illinois, are going day and
might. Noble fellows! How do they man
age to do such efficient service for so long a
time with little or no rest?
The negro is in the midst of the fever,
there being many cases now. No names are
given in the list above save white victims. l
have been unable to to keep correct list Of
coIored, and hence will not attempt to name
them. X. A. ARMIsTEAD.