Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-04

stances not single member of family is
left. The first case was
Mrs. Field, Thomas Powell,
Harry Field, Rev. H T. Haddlck,
Thomas Field, DIR. W. W. Hall,
Matte Field, Mrs. W. W. Hall,
Katie Shepherd, Rev. ]. g. Hall,
MIS-. Wilson, Mrs j. G Hall,
Mrs Davidson, Mrs. ]. c. Stokes,
MrS. Irene Bakewell, John Stokes,
Mrs. DOak, James Stokes,
Miss Lula Doak, Judge j, c. GRAY,
W. L. Beachaump, Mrs j. c. Gray,
j. w. Beachaump, Joseph n. Gray,
Mr.. MMlllian, Ed Gray,
Mrs. NJ MILAN, Mrs. Ingram,
Mrs l.. French, Eu2ene Ingram,
Thomas f. Peacock, Miss Florence Ingram,
Miss Mamie Peacock, Prof Welsh,
Mr., Deiarnett, Miss Sidney Welsh,
Sallie Deiarnett, NJ. VILE,
George Cromwell, Mr.. Strang,
John Cromwell, Emanuel WIFE,
Miss Maria Mole, w. Z. Eskridge,
George w. Lake, ST., Walter ESkridge
Mrs George W. Lake. Fox Eskridee
Miss Annie Lake, W. c. Eskridge's child,
Della Lake, Mrs W. b. May,
Mrs. Sadler, Miss Pet May,
Miss Rosa Sadler, DR.. Hankins,
Walter Sadler, Mrs. DR.. Hawkins,
James (. Sadler, Miss Fannie Peoples,
Amos Sadler, Hans Rafalsky,
w. AyreS, Ben Gage,
Miss Jennie Ayres, DR.. j. B. Cages two chill
Miss Lizzie Ayers, dren.
DIR. E W. Hughes, Mrs. Hooks,
Mrs. Hughes, David Hooks,
Mrs. Hughes (Dr IS moth.) James Burke,
Mrs Z, w; Hughes. Two children OF Mrs. Scan
Mrs. Robert Coffman, Robert A Collins,
Charles COfman, Tom Irby,
Mrs. Charles COffman, David NJ. Moore,
Miss Kate Coffman, Mr.. Rivers,
Mrs. ]. Z. Hughes, X. d. Crowder,
III. s. Derrick John j Morrow,
Mrs. II. s. Derrick, DR.. j. L. Milton,
Miss Mary Huntington, Barry Rose,
Miss Sallie Huntingdon, +. X. ball,
Miss Marian huntington, Hugh Graham,
Miss Minnie Huntingdon II. b. Shernan's infant,
Miss Minnie Lacock, Robert Stephenson,
Miss Alice Lacock, Harry Hart,
Mrs. /. NJ. Bishop, Thos. Z. Barnes,
Miss Belle Bishop, John Thomas,
Miss Addle Bishop, Hayden NJ. Jones,
Eugene Bishop, II. Williams, ST.,
Mrs. f. Shanke, John Moore,
Pete Kirby. Joseph A. Morrison,
william shankle, Mrs Alice slgnaigo,
Robert Shankle, Judge Tom Walton.
| Mrs. hClain, Thomas K"ndall,
Miss Lula MClain, Samuel FlIppin,
ID. {. Bristol, Hugh X. Davis,
| Miss Emma Bristol, S. L. Downs,
| Miss Katie Clark, Cally Davis,
| NJ. Conley. Mrs. l. S. Parker,
| Price Carl, Miss Jennie Satterteld,
| Ella Carl, NJ. Friedman (of N. o.,
German Carpenter, Mrs. Smith,
Dr. J. r. wilkins, TX Woods,
Mrs. r. A. Irwin, lev. John M'Campbell,
| Robert A. Young, Samuel Marshall,
| Mrs. Robert A. Young, Mr.. Cary,
| Miss Lula Kendrick, A =. Saunders,
| Robert Mayhem, Charles Weigert,
| S. S. AngeVlne, Mrs. W. A. Below,
Jacob Poitevant. Rev. j: K, Armstrong
| Mrs. j. POlevant, Mrs. WilkerSOn
! Miss Mollie Potevant.
| Charles Newell eight miles I'm the country
| Wyatt NJ. Reddng, telegraph operator.
| j. A. Williams, express messenger, Memphis.
Thomas L. Marshall, messenger, telegraph Office
hear through the physicians that ther
are now one hundred and twenty-fv case
among the whites, and many of this numbe
are dangerously i'll. Our city is truly
desert. Not more than seven resident whit
men are up, and in. this number | include tn
only physician well. DIR. r. S. Ringgold
president of the board of health; Mr.. II. c
Kuykendall, cashier Lake Brothers bank
w. J. Ayres, N. G. of the Odd Fellows
lodge; Sam Ladd, Mr.. Ball, J. NJ. Kern, AM
your humble servant, the express agent. w
seven are trying to do our duty. have bee
spared so far. and trust that the God to WHOM
alone we look for support will spare US tina
we may yet do the sick and the dying ser
vice.
Our relief committee lost one of its mem
bers, Hon. Thomas Walton, and Messrs
John Powell and Robert Mullin are il
charge, though we have not seen them for
day or two, and fear that sickness detain
them in the country.
Major b. Z. Anderson, noble, self-sacri
6cinG man that he is, of your city, is doiDj
we'll to-day. Messrs. Coan and Brogan ar
in charge of the affairs of the Towards, an,
are doing noble service. DIR. Voolfolk, @