The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-27

only,a fraction more than laif the legal and
usual interest la this State, pays for exemp-
ton from further taxation in 6dvance, and
pavs pretty largely for ft. US "a, .s Fl
s He concluded: 8 Il Look over the coun-
try. East, West, South, and see che posi-
t,ono the Democratic party. Its last Ma
tio;af Convention demanded the repeal OF
the act to resume epecie-payments next JAM
uary,' Now, when gold land paper have
GENE together, months beforehand, sena-
tors Thurman and Pendleton In Ohio, Voor-
bees and Governor Hendricks in Indiana,
General Johustonf in Virginia, western and
southern leaders .of the. Democratic party
generally, Democratic conventions even in
New England, cry aloud for huge schemes
for more paper money. In the west the
Democratic party has become party OF in
flation; in New Jersey and other States fu-
rious Democrats and int1ationlsts are pro-
gressing;, In Maine large portion OF the
Democracy voted an avowed expansion
ticket, and the Democratic press exults over
the result. Massachusetts outdoes herself.
General Butler advances as Caesar, with the
Democracy! at his heels" &
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
SELMA, Ala, September 26.-The Repub-
lican convention Of the Fourth district, after
three days baliotlng, nominated Jere. lla-
ralson.r fs,:Et;st,il .S,,EJ4 ~ > 1,-E - -
BELLEFoNTaINE. Pa, September 26.-The
Democrats OF the Twentieth district have
nominated Ex-Governor Andrew G. Curtin
for Congress. a.s 1.ta,,t ~ 49, Sc
-.,}. THE YeIlow-Fever. - -
MEMPHIS, September 2s. From noon; yes
terday until noon to-day 43 deaths were re-
ported. e. q. Fisher, C.. G. Carson. Cap
tainsWilliam Holan, Mrs. Cromell Gin charge
OF the nurses from Washingi on city,. Jona-
than Wood, Mrs. E. r. Forest. and Charles
T.. Parte, are dead, The Towards have sent
another batch OF nurses to Brownsville,
Germantown. Coliersvilie,. and Decatur.
Drs. Bartholomew and Tucker are detained
to attend the sick in tue suburbs. ,
.s-s.5.s2as... = AT NEW. ORLEANS. ,,,...l...+
NEW ORLEANS, September 90 Sister Fe-
lictate died to-day. s..,-r.1... .i.r'r.i
Twenty sailors left the steamship st. Louis
to-day because the fever was on board.
TWenty-tbree children OF the Seventh
Street Protestant Orphan ASYLUM have been
sick since the epidemic commenced. Three
have had the black yonit, but there has not
been one death. .>."rs'r -. : ~
From noon to p. ~. to-day 90 deaths:
and 12G cases were reported; 81 OF the lat!
ter originated priorto the ODD. IT,, +,
For the twenty-four hours to noon to-day
231 cases were reported to the Board OF
Health, 1929 of which were included III the
official report, and 102 omitted, they dating
prior to the 23d. Three cases are rcportedl
at the Hotel Dicu, three more at the Boys
ASYLUM, OH st. Charles street, and two at
the Female Asylum, on Camp street.
AT GRAND JUNCTION, TENN.
GRAND JUNCTION, September 26.-Forty
deaths have occurred to date; GONZALES
cents, 90; under treatment, Is. We do not
need doctors, nurses, ormedicines; but we
do want WING, brandy, ale, and mouey with
which to pay nurses, grare-digeers, DC.
All contributions should be directed to our
agent, j. M. Morris, who will use all such
economically. a.,.r-.,,.. ,.. - ,.e.".-t ~
d AT OTHER POINTS.
CANTON, September 2G.-Twelye cases
and . deaths to-day. - ..,..gci -.
GRENADA, September 2G.-Twenty-iour
cases and no deaths. ,...,t \, -
HICKMAN, KY, September 2G.-Up to noon
to-day cases and no deaths; Outlook much
brighter .he,'t ~. II. - r r. .. -
MARTIN, Tenn, September 2G.-Une death
and new case. ~ i.'' -,
NORFOLK, September &c. Three yellow
fever nurses, sent from this place to Mem
phis, whose names are respectively Mordc-
cal, Parker, and Dixon. attempted to re.
turn here yesterday. but they were put OF
the train seven miles from;thc city by order
OF the Board of Health. The police had
orders to prevent their entry into the city,
but they got in town at a late hour last
night and were arrested 1T their residences
and taken to the pest-house. The clothes
they brought with them were burned. They
will be strictly guarded for ten days before
| being set at liberty.