Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-25

Marcus Jones, we are glad to
hear, is doing nicely and able to
take nourishment.
Mr. James Flaherty, we are glad
to learn, is convalescent and out on
the streets to-day r M vu1
Our genial friend Sim L Barinds
is now the Associated Press agent
here. May he live always.
Jno. H. Mitchell, the we'll known
builder, and brother of Maggie
Mitchell, died this morning.
Some refugees coming home.
They say they had as wen die with
the fever as to starve to death.
Capt Matt Glass died at his
residence on Trgg avenue, aud not
at the Irving block, as was stated.
In the family of Mr. F P Dunn,
lin Fort Pickering, there are four
sick of the fever, two of whom are
very low. RRAA shisAA
President Langstaff was out a
little while yesterday. Another
good man saved.
Casper Wright, a well known
river man, is very low /; also his
daughter. His wife is GONZALES
cent.
W B Goodlett, son Of ESQ j H
Goodlett, died at 8 o'clock this
morning at bis fathers residence,
y miles east of Memphis.
Mrs Annie L Amos, we are glad.
to announce, is c~ovalescent, and in
flew days will be enabled to ale
Viate the Sufferings of the afflicted
and suffering poor. 8aH0g9&l y
DIR G Il Dawson, formerly of
Paris, Tenn, who died yesterday of
the fever, had been a resident of
this city nearly four years, and was
one of our ablest and best physi-
clans. 81
Allen W Wilkie, wholeft Memphis
Sunday, the 18th, to escape the
epidemic, was taken down with the
yellow fever in Chicago Friday
night. He has a bad case and is
very low.
DIR. Baskerville went to Herman
do yesterday to treat fever patients.
He reports eighteen cases of fever
in that village. The genial doctor
returned to this city this morning,
and is again on duty. IA.
Mrs. Pattie Allen, who has the
fever at the Bonner place, Green
wood, thanks to the skill of DR..
Heber Jones and the faithful nurs-
ing Of Mrs. Ames, of Louisville, is
convalescing finely. % A4
The fever is increasing in the i'm
mediate suburbs of the city. We
hear of some old Memphis friends
down, eight or nine miles out on.
the fernando road. Until we have
more authentic information, we
refrain from mentioning names.
Louis RosSell, Of the Avalanche,
who. has had a bad case of the fever
and recovered, will leave the city
tomorrow for Indiana, to bslabsent
a few weeks. The trip will do him
good, and we wish him a pleasant
soiourn amoung the good people
of the Northwest. jia
Hon. John League, we under
stand, is very i'll at his residence.
His son, Robert, has had a relapse.
Under the watchful care Of the wife
and mother, Mrs. John Loague,
we have no doubt, and sincerely
trust, they may come out all right.
Nashville American John Don.
ovan states that he waV not aware
that his children had reached
Nashville, until he read it in thu
American, and that he took thu
first street car for St Mary'sl orphan
: asylum. He intends to send then
to schoolIhere. n YANQ
DR.. Sim was able to get into hi
'harness" this morning, and vii
{ soon be out among his many an1
iOus patients. MRS DR.. Sim is i'm
:; proving slowly, and will, no doubI
soon be around The DR.. is in tn
' same house and of course he wi
e allow no one there to "pass3 owe S,
the river" rov vqnpsruf,
= Holly Springs Reporter: Mr. En-
: gene Leidy, Of Memphis, has bee
with us in the struggle. He is
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