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siefer ed nee iat gnunSa.

Wf f0ntreal, %. Oej5r. = Der heftIgfe
.S6neeffurm ieit 9abren withete seftern III
oie,ef Stabt, uno Der Sdluee lie9t beiuahe
brei 6ub bod. 4Ie hents Worgen bier faai-
gen 3use traIen etlibe Stanoen Deripdtet
eir.
auebee, %. DsSbr.-8 8dbrsuo Der oere
sangenen Nad,t fieien etrua nret 'sSuB G1nee.
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fftass- An,eigen.

Greellente 0ambnrger Bmtterfm@em,
gremer uno Samburssr Ssi0ben, iomie belifate
SehsSud,en Poundcakes iti,o olles fir bic ettase
paiienbe @ebdd enipfieblt 5amien
SSeinridb Serner.
(305-) Hr. 14a, SH=BaItmoreIrafe
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Aoftre,S S0HnnorFGe

cine msoEltati9c gftl9uag BON SonburoIer
Sliiuparl4e, @ualatbOl5, &lettenmurset,
5aiiafras, SOB aali II. |. NJ. 5n Ote{ers
BrGplrate miro man cine Der befteu llmIliiu-
mungss uao Relniguugs Ridungen, bic
oem Bublitnm uorliegeu, fiuOen. @S 1T in
Quertilaitlen geft1t uno eines Scr bilfigllen,
rpIe Der beteu prGparate nit SoIiapartlla
ais 5aupt9runolaqe, Die ie pen Bnblitnm
cfierirt pOrotn. Q8er oil 8benmati8mus,
ec5egbeiaweroen, Stole, 5auttranfbsiten, alt-
aemeiuer S4udae, llHreiuisfeit bes Biutes
Il. I. I. lsaA1A Aiolte b.eicS 2{ittel mtnbeitens
prSA IS 81 bic TIaide ober iets
}. gu babcn bei Setb 9.
~ 80 .28eit. BQltimores5tr
d47-l
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Werurtbeilte aetd,enrduber

nesutIle, o, q. Oesbr.-H Hidfcl
Worib uerurtbsilte aefern Or. 5esl, ben Set
denrduber, 3u einidbriacr 6ait an0 elmer
@elobuBe non $1,000. @atou, elm Mitibul-
bigger Segls, muroe su uiermoaatlider Saft
uno elner Celebrate bon 500 uerurtbeilt.
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fit bic cftifttage strdltst.
@roBe Sffsrtsn bon
NettagS= 6eI1emfeM.

500 Duteno gut einsefaste 2aidentii&er su LIZ
Gents unb hober.
200 9usenb 2aihentiiter nit Gnfanss6ubla.
ben bes giainens Su rs eents, so Gents nnb 5 1
bas Stiid.
aste so sMs,ssamsrs gsssyoThase
fencienner Spisen.
Buienftreiien, 9ornituren uno sdieiien, tauter
neue Wiufter.
gele9t.
SeItise zllntertleoer, importirte uno aTeriz
faniidbe.
sanbidube nit 2. 9, 4. s unb 10 au0pfen In Beir'
not, Geinsle, yucca unb Diono9ramul.
Stuptn's idtpeotid3e 6anoi6ube NIT 2 u. 9n5pfen
Su SO uno IS Gents.
Ufonopol= 5anoituhe, iebes qaar saraniirt, nit
uno fnapien su 65 une 80 Gents.
9poner Sammet, 27 Soa brett, aans ieibcn, su So.
Sentidler Sammet, q 3o1 brett, So.
Seioe< <Sammet IN unen fsarben unb QuaIitdten.
gopttdten In ieioenen iSranSen unb aetoerfnopjen,
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Sin fdi0iter fInrer Xeit,f

lGBt il1 bur9 8emignns beS Ylutes nit
8ance's 9 aiiaparilleu= Oher 8dMfs
pill II erlangen. gle furtreH aud aopf-
peb, re9elH oen llnterIeib, ftdrfen ben UiaA
gen, regen bic Veber an unb Oerleihen BEN
gau,en Spfteme 8eiuuoheit uno @nergie.
Prets 25 @euts bic Sdladtcl. i3u habeH BET
Setb 9. pGnce gtr. 108, Weits8altimorea
ltraBe. (l50-l
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YouferDtfe.

SCHW4REu3t&~
gfontreal 81. Dej.-Oer Bel,hdno1er
Camille Srlsn uuo Der BelSbdnoler u. 81.
0tu;berjoro baben faGirt. 0le Baiiiua Der
Giieunaarenhduoler G4tott, Ybtlipps & Co.,
Oeren 8anferott tiirslld) gemelOst wurSc, be,
tra9en $117,0O0
Saltiar, N.-5., ,21. De55r.- Der aut.
ldlsnfabrttant Albert gilenhauer at Mahone-
Sas uuo Der Sauimaun 94. Gorb.n sm Gbs.
fer fino banfsrott. Die Baiiiba Der faliten
SGiIfsbaNer Gbos. Gaifiu & Comp. in Sbels
bntue-@ountp belanfen iit auf $65,847.
1erustf6te tetesrapbtfd,e gepefdem.
- Die ru ii ben Oampier ,@uropa"
un0 n4ien" fubreu Dor9eltetn BON q bila-
belphia ab.
- Die 8rigs rG- 81. 8urseB," ,pelde
pcr ldngcrer Set BON Bottom mad Glouceitsr,
Gnalanb, abglug, ilt uernlutblid) unterrpesS
init Dsaum unb DC aus unterge9augen.
in @lonce{ter eintrefieu lollen.
Ser eornelde g6of" in Sttama,
Ont. mro anldBltA Oes Ableben5 6er @roB=
herSogin BON Seiien. Oarmftapt bis Sum 90.
Sauuar Srauer anleaeir.
- Der uor9eitrige 9 Once Mno H q II.
# III III erltredte fid bon ben Seen Gn9lanb
iiaaten biz mad oem Iiioltdlen Sbelle bon
girginien. Sn uislen Ibeilen BON Neu.Gng
lamb unO Canada puroe Der Sabnberfebs IN.
terbrofen.
- Die rGitp & 9ifrtct-8aut" (" in
Rontreol bat $4,000 inter ben per,hieoensn
sSobltbdti9fslts IaitalteH iener StaDt uer.
tbeilt.
- Sn 8angor, Iae, murbe borgeitern
ourdl cine gisftauung etne ueber d. 10 M
muug peruria9t, tueihe ieoo6 feineu erbebs
Iiben Shaoen anr;d|tete.
- Def uuldngit in YOrts mou b, N.s
s., neritorbene SEQ. W, W O RI b hintellieB
10000 fir ben 8au elmer Gphfopalfir6s,
iuad)e ren Namen D@brllt STRIDE" fiibren
IoQ.
-GSparb Donoo ipeldlsr am IL .
NeSentbsr LINEN SGpager Sas. 8. Scr in
9 # o n ermorbetc, lieferte iid seitsrn 4benb
Der Yoltsei in Ger erfodbuten Statt aus. Gr
mar mad Stem 9orf entiloben, bon 100 er &C.
tern suruffebrte.
-.auf Der ,Sadion-gabn," nabe @ranbs
Sunctton, Wiii., ereignete fi6 am 5amftage
cine 6 olliiion, peld3e BEN 2cfomotip=
fiibrcr Batrid 0ope uab elmer anOeren Yers
ion, Oeren Namen ntd)t ermittelt iuuroe, bas
&ebeu foitete.
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Ste SeanofataitrOpbe TIT GOboeS4
.L... lfaaar S.n

9te Sranofataitropbe TIT GoboeS4
Sron N.>D., q. 0e5embsr. - lleber Die
Branbfataiuopb III Gohoes, rueldler leds
Reuihenleben gum Spfsr ft'len, i!nb fols
9euoe nabere Gtn3elnbeiten ernlttelt: Die
Samilie Gourfe bemobute eiit fleiueS elnilGfi.
9eS Sretterhaus Oil Der SolperDitraBe III Der
5. 8arb her Stant Guhoes. Stephau Otonf,
lp.ld)er in einem antobenoea 6anIe pobnt,
erSdblt, oaB CT burdl iatne fleiue Sod>ter &C.
lpcGt mnrbe, melhe linn la9te, cap oaS 9aus
breune. Ntonf fdbrt in ieiner angabe fol9en.
oelmoBen fort: ,,9tad bem Iufiteben lab id9,
oab oas uou Batrif &ourfs uno elnen ie6S
&luoern bauobnte 6oi5baus in Slammen
ltanO. SD CAB oaS Alarm3ei9en unD lief su
Der Sorperthitre. 0n t1 luuBtc, bnB Der
Sdliifiel perloren mar. ipreHgte td ha5 Sbor
auf, founte aber bes e1hten Rau6s pegen
9itftS ieben. Sd lief bann mad Der 6uflette
oes 0auies ano tann DaS Siid)enfeniier often,
mas midi III Der Inuabme ueraulaBie, baB
bic Samilie ihre Sndlt beptrffteutgt babe.
Sa bleier 3tit waren uerld)ieceGe 6renbe her
betgefomueu, unO ;lpei Don ibnen lprengten
ba5 Senfer Oe8 S6iaf5.nuters auf, IN lp1z
denl ite Butrid 0tourfe stptd)sn slpel ,SGheru
an Soeen llegea lahen. Sn bemuBtlolem
3ultanoe nuroe CT hurd) baS Nenlter ln'5
1JtlH Htctuujlf ipp " Htkyltlt 1uIutS <+tpSui
idDpite une bann itarb. 8dbrenO man Den
Sater iorlbraebts, braugen slpel anOers Wdn
uer burb Gin Seniter in oas S5au5 uao fanoen
bort bic Glteite Sod)ter 3lourfe's, Die 20 idbs
rlge Marianns, bepubt!os. Die Sctd)e oes
9 lahrlgsu Slpen purOs 6unddit 9afuaben.
Sic par bsrart perbrannt, baB fs nur nit
OtIbe tbenttii;ilt iuerben fonnte. I'm 2 ubr
frub fanb man bic perfohlte 2etd]e oeS 16-
ldbrigen SlmotbD, be5 11<ldbri9en yIartiH
unp nes iabr;gsn gStaie inter cen 1u,uen
Der Slide. Sle la9en auIemauocr uRo paren
III elne fOrrloie DiaHe uerlpano.lt.
grioset, Is Sabre att 1T baS etEsiee 9sit=
glieo Der camille. lpeld)es nit Dem 2ebeu ca.
uonfam. uuo fle 9i.5t OIL, Marianne, thre
Gltere Sdjlpelter, babe iie 9epaltIam Oald) 6as
aIhsnfeutsr seispdugt. Diarianne parb be.
wubtlos ans oenI Sdllaistmner getraaen uuO
liarb beute Otittag. Die 2eid)eu osr uu9liid
ltheu Spisr oltl,r lAauberb aftcn SranotaS
taittopbt Durben uab Der Sarguteoertage els
nes eelrtiien pru. Dtorau gsbradt. 8ie
Diutter Der Ginoer itarb Dor etna neun Sab
rcn, uno Elm srmadisner Sobn Iourfe's ftt
ge9enmdrti9 lnl Strafarbeits 1auis Su alban1.
Das Sau5 mar gigenl5un Der 6anlliie uno
niht periihert. 0te 2Dldanltallen i'm Doife
iino b0d]it pr:mttiusr Qrt, uno es bauate gee
raiIue 0eit bis bie Sprtt IN alIr Stelle DQren /"
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Gpe;ial . Noti3tm.

CAN, aJet50usawn \ 9ese.sS DxstAsh
(sompresssd ysass).
DO sau enisedt bat, BOB nieIe gea@obmunsen uus
ferer Stte RG I'm g'orfte beEnben, 70 bat one d1t
8resbefe unferes abtssats of iebem Bodete ben Na,
n un(erer Hirrna. aGe anbeyeu Knh Ro&obmuu,
gen.
mann & Gomp.'s DtsBbete. Edsta friiai
0otrifsDepot: Nr. "a, 3toroz z&Mtatp.etgabs
fNdrs19 9,12gnee)
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st,.s Der Sa.usesbamptifaot.
i Repraientamt @iatems.

8ai htugt on, %. 9eSember. 8eprd
ientaut Atpbeus g. S8lliams aus Wid)iaar
ftarb nm 4 ll9r geftsrn Woraen. Seine lie
berreIfe muroen beute unter Gsfolte ctnes Son:
greg s@omlte'8 bon bier nab Detroit, Nfld).
scididt.
9as Gomite beiiebt aus !SS. Snbbell. @il.
lite, Cannon, Aifen, MaDbem, Oidsp UNI
Solpueub.
Die 2eid)e Se5 Ser1olbenen lpuree curd) 8
@ompaguie'n 8untestruppen uno Die ;, Wa,b,
illgton=2lrtillerie," ioDie Die v9afapeite.2 2oge"
eer Sreimaufer uuh uicle &Ou9rsBmit9lie=
Der mad bcm 8abnhofe aeleitet.
9Iaime's unteriud.nas.
OaS Senata=@omtte, oeilen Sorfser Sor.
Seller lit uno tpeldes in 6olge bes bon Dem
Senator Blaine einsebra1ten Ssld,luiies, eine
llntcriuhuns iibsr Gle angeblihen 8etriige=
rsien gelegeailid) Der letteil g8abt antelleu
ion, hielt 9eitern cine furSe Gtsung. Gin
BelhluB muroe angenomnlen, tuelder ben
Seuator Sharnlan auffOrbert, eem @omlte
alle i'll ieinem Antenbenlent su Dem Slaine'.
iden geidluiic an9eoeuteteu Sbatia6en nit
suibeileu. SaS amennement beStebt iih be-
fanHtlid auf bic gSabi in ben nGrolld)en, be
ionbers cen 9feu guglauoitaateu uno reutei
on, haB piele 6abrifarbeiter aus Surdt boz
@ntlaiiuns iblen arbeitagebsrn ST Siebs
itimmten.
auf autrag oes Senators 8aparb ipurtt
beid]lciien, fiinItighin bel offeneu Sbiiren 81
ta9en, uno bas @omi1e uertagte fd) oaran
bis gum 8. Sanuar.
Heprafeutant 8cberIg g. Douglas.
8eprdientant Beperlp Y. Douglas uoni l.
@on9re6olfrifte bes Staates Sirginien itart
beute iriib on ber llnterleibsentsiincuug. 81
mar ullr furse 3eit franf. afsbrsre isine,
@olle9en pom 8eprdientantenbauEe, ip!uit
eine seitern abenD angcfommeue Sohter bite
ben tbm bis Gum lebten Iu3enblide sur Seite
Die llebefreite gingeu beute Ibenb inter IS
forte nes Senators Sones (6la.) uno Der te
prdientanteu 9untom, @oooe, 2uttreG, @ar
llsle, 0nnuel. 6arbeu uno @larf nah 0ttd)
monh eb. Die 2:idlenfeier ioQ III apletts
Sing 9Silliam'5 County. Yirg Der 'oeimatt
oeS Seritorbcuer, por ldl oehen.
Sod ntebr ftanFs 3seprdIentai.ter.
eon9reBmlt9lieb Sbornburgh aus Sennei.
lee 1T lett rlebreren &a9en frauf uno leq
Spmptome BON SuuseneatSiinouns on ber
Sag. 8is iett be9t man jebo6 fein
ernitltden SeiorgniIie. 5tepraentant IioDl
aus Oemlelben Staate III ebcuialS ih.pel
franf gepeien uub iulro udd)ftens ans Rid
iidbt fir eine 9siuuobeit mad ietner o:imatt
abretIeu.
Betmiid)fes.
Der 8ra5tbent bat 0rn. 2eopolb @darriel
als bsl9li6en aonIul i'll Sapannab, Ga., an
erfannt.
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500 stiid (9marsen Seiosm3emss

non MMffton.
Gin etesantes Aiiortiment Abensheiberftoffe.
Uioires, Oamait= utb Befiner Seihenhoffe.
&ne Sarbeuniancen atlas, serabe uno jtrGa se=
l6nitten.
NtIas= unb Gros-Gran- Bdnber In alIen Bretteu.
0amen= Didnte(. =Dotmans, pesperbrdmte Tab :
MdnteI (Circulars,, elm prd6ti9esl Weibnattszge
Idenf.
aehte inbiidbe Sbanls in neusn Deiieins unb SO
BroSent billiger, benn btsber.
Tadesabnlte inoiidJe gban(s 81 $50 unb bober.
Bunte 9aihemirz, aameelboars uno anbere atei=
oeritofTs= yufer III bebeueno berabgeesten Yreien.
StDar3sr 9ai6emir BON so Gents auiudrt5
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Der 8raitbent bat 5rn. 9eopolb Gdarrier
als bsl9ll9en aoniul i'll Sapannab, Ga., ar-
erfanut.
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Teftassalt3eisea.
syeiertags J Serfant

0ataten= ttao &inoer Garoerpbes
9trtifcln.
Heentaa, ben %. Dessm6er. Sor1nittas 10 ller,
Deroe ttb i'm 5speten Stooe bes Gef6dtts
yir. 33, On. .BaltimoreitraBc,
i'm Muitraae Der gi9enthamer tuedle i'm Se9rHe
lteben, ihr @5elddit gu ipebien. Elm norsnaltd1es
Mtforttment aDOHener Mnstige fur Santen UNI
NiuDer In peritieoenen Niuftern, init Setoe be-
jeRt. ptrtadien. Daiten uebcrtuisrie in GROCER
4ustpabi; Sameas ane Setnoer=N06e, SacaueS
uno uuteraa, Oercbc jeoer 5aeon; Ssinoerroben
u. T. No., anda Gin friibes aiiortiment Serren= uno
9auten=F furnishing Goods.
t8S-S) Unt. Eecmiiuer, autt.
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Gattce'e SsaGra g2SteDereg3ett0er
osrI 16uert nilo rsGt ben 5aarmndas an uHt
briust ruides gBadstbum hernor. @raneul
Raare albt er ielne natirlihe Earba rnieOer
GRIT nift flebrlg, loRoern fGnber nuo anee.
nebm; In Der G1at Elm ariAofratil6es Eei.
lettene BrGparat. preis OIL. Bel @eth o
pance Rr. l08, gDeit> >9GItim0res
araBet sA baben. 147-)
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-22
Yellow-Fever ResuIt oF Autonsies
Made by DR.. T. o. Sum mers- II

made by DIR. II. O. Summere Jr
General result of autopsies made at the
dissecting rooms of the city hospital. Mem
rhis, during the epidemic of 1878, by DR.. T.
y. Summers, u, of Nashville, assisted by
DR.. Cheviss, of Savannah:
The stomach presents nothing abnormal
either In its structure or its relations.
The liver Is of the peculiar lockwood color,
with no evidence whatever of functional &C
tivity. The portal circle is congested, the
blood thick, non-coagulable and denuded of
all its albumen, is damned back upon the
walls of the intestines, while the biliverdine
the coloring matter of the bile-is exuded
throughout the whole abdominal cavity.
The spleen is the organ which seems to be
most affected. 1t is enormously hyper
trophied, being often eight inches long
and five wide, the hilum being filed with
biliverdine.
The kidneys are greatly congested, the
tubules being filled with albuminous tube
casts. SO as to utterly prevent any secretion
of urine.
At the base of the brain the LESSONS are ex-
tenslve, the center of origin of the pneu-
mogastric nerve being most affected. In fact,
the brain seems but little injured by the
ravages of the disease. The choroid plexus
is congested, but the centers of motion and
sensation and the parts in the floor of the
fourth ventricle are unaffected.
The heart is not affected except in so far as
that the ventricles are filled with biliverdine
The gall-bladder Is filed with a stringy
substance, in no respect resembling bile, but
on analysis exhibiting under Petenkofer' test
| the presence of the hillary salts.
There is great venous congestion through
| out the whole organism.
These constitute the most important patho-
logical features made manifest in the autop
L sizes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-22
THE FEVER AT HONS.
DEATHS FRIDAY.


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:
Romeo Nelson, colored, "a DeSoto, hem-
orrhage.
- Himan, Adams.
w Fl Spive, city hospital.
Laura Allen Church, Orphans Home.
Jacob Phister, 434 Vance.
Margaret Sehuday, near Elmwood.
Francis Nickname, Rayburn ave.
H n Dickerson, 81 Rayburn ave.
Lucene Brown, Greenlaw and Third.
Caroline Badger, Poston ave.
Wilhelm Wittee, 229 New Madison.
R E Blech, Poplar street toll-gate.
John Carson, Y Monroe.
r B Moohn, Poplar.
Mrs McCrea, 1859 Linden.
James Il Scully, so Winchester.
Thomas Bacon, 188 Union.
Julia Morrow, fernando road.
Minnie Mccoy, fernando road.
Frank Sassaman, 903 Georgia.
Fannie Matthews, McLemore ave, old age.
Louis Arft, corner Main and Carolina.
&c Matthews, colored, Sc DeSoto.
C1nda Hayes, colored, AZ Aliens ave.
Hatch Williamson, colored, Adams.
Nancy Williamson, colored, Huling.
Annie Love, colored, 237 Monroe.
Eulily Cole, colored, Broadway.
David Rice, colored, 38S Main.
John Gordon, colored, fernando road.
Jim Lindsey, colored, Manassas.
Samuel Nelson, colored, Linden street hos
pital.
Alfred Armstrong, colored, 379 Beal.
Unknown colcred man, Bass ave.
VIM Morton, colored, corner Walnut and
Spring.
Frances Fannum, co1ored, factory lot
Chelsea.
Stephen Crutcher, colored, Pontotoc.
George II Adams, colored, Adams.
John Meyers, 800 Front.
Miss Stephenson, 30 Dunlap.
Frank Corners, 78 Wellington.
Total deaths, Al, of which 80 were from
yellow-fever; whites, "a; colored, II.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-09-22
Catholic CLERGY Death Roll.

The following is a complete list of the
Catholic clergy who have died during the
epidemic in this city, and also the volunteers
from other points:
Rev. Martin Walsh, pastor st. Bridget's
church. born in Ireland, 40 years of age.
Rev. M. Meagher, assistant pastor, Iippe-
rary county, Ireland.
Rev. Father Asinus, assistant pastor, Ger
many, age unknown.
Father Maternus, st. Mary's church.
Rev. j. r. McGarvey, volunteer from
Harrodsburg, Kentucky, age 30 years.
Rev j. A Bokel, from Baltimore, Mary
land age q years.
Rev. Van Troostenberg, from Kentucky,
but originally from Belgium, age 35 years.
Rev. ]. P. Scannell, a volunteer from Lou
isville, Kentucky, age q years.
The Very Rev. M. Riordan, pastor, born IN
Ireland, age IS years.
Rev Father Mooney, formerly chaplain to
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Or. MitchelI's Report.

OFFICE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. HOWARD ASSN, |
MEMPHIS, September 81, 1873.
General W. ]. Smith, Acting President Howard AS
ISOLATION:
No new cases since last report, September
goth, 8 pm, Us physicians reporting), I54.
l have to report Drs. Robt. Burcham and
L. A. Cheviss stricken with fever.
1t is my painful duty to announce the
death of Drs. ]. o. G Gorrell, of Fort Wayne,
Indiana, and R. H. Tate, of Cincinnati. Ohio.
DIR. A. G. Wendell, of Minneapolis, Min
nesota, and DIR. NJ. T. Heating, of New York
city, have reported and been assigned to
duty.
r. W. MITCHELL, Md,
Medical Director.
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important to Nurses.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Is MADISON STREET. !
MEMPHIS, September 81, 1878. {
Unemployed Nurses who volunteered
from abroad, and whose services are nc
longer needed, are requested to report al
Headquarters TO-DAY, to receive the
balances due them and transportation to
their homes. After to-day none will be
recognized as entitled to the benefits OF
the Association but those who are perma-
nently employed. By order of
w. J. SMITH,
Acting President Howard Association
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CASH, OR NO PAPER.

Orders for the APPEAL by mail must be
accompanied by cash; otherToise they '0iH re-
eeire no attention.
Persons paying for the pepper for stated
time, and returning before its expiration, can
hare the money for the toIerDired term re-
turned 10 them, or the paper LEFT By carriers
in the city for the balance due.
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Coal and Wood.

We will continue to keep our coal Office
open as heretofore, and orders will be prompt
ly 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. H. Barksdale's, on M'Lean av-
enue. q r. BRYAN a co.
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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 paceP'
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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Gage n Fisher

Have opened an Office in st. Louis, at No. 222
CONNER Il street, where they will be pre-
pared to h nd to the cotton and commission
business. n WA. Gage will remain there
until the feve is over in Memphis. Their
customers will pie dress them as above
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CITY SURSCRIRERS.

Owing to the sickness or absence OF
carriers, most Of our routes have been
temporarily discontinued. Regular sub
serIbers can purchase tickets ut the Of
nee, and send for their papers daily. and
get them in this way Mt Fifteen Cents
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the Christian Brothers College. but recently
in charge OF a church in Nashville, arrived
on wednesday to assist Father Walsh and
Father Suicelli, at st. Patrick's. Father
Aloys,us IS at the franciscan church, Father
Kelly, at st. Peters church. Others are ex-
pected
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Union and Planters Bank,
1874

1t having been rumored that the banks IN,
tended closing on account of the epidemic,
deem it proper to inform the public that nc
such arrangement is contemplated, and the
public may rest assured that this banF will
not close s. P. READ, Cashier.
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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
during the epidemic.
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Having Established an Office,

As cotton factors and commission merchants,
at Nos. POI 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 a CO.
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The above shows total of 1902 deaths
for the epidemic of 1873, and 1925 for the
present epidemic up too pm. yesterday. The
total number of cases to date, as reported by
the Board of Health, including the Howard
report, is 1853.
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Fire, Marine, Accident and GinhOus
NOE.
Cotton Seed Request

hUR friends are requested TO send US no cotton
- seed until ysliOw-feYer abates in our city as we
tahhot receive and take care of them. We shall
tltn Oe prepared 10 take ali that may Offer and send
sacks through the Cotton Seed Association as usual
Memphis, August 20, 1878.
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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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Wanted.
Am NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

One hundred dozen chickens at $50 Shelby
street. The highest market price will be
paid by PROF. TIGHE.
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Fall Garden Seeds
Iraio,,s nursarv Ponlar-street Ro1leVa,
Motto

During the yellow-fever our address will
be Oldham, Cr.ttenden comfy, Arkansas.
CLARKE, JOHNSON & co.
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NOticPs

j. R. Goodwin & Co. hopes to be able to
serve their friends through the fever, and
will fill orders for goods when accompanied
with cotton. Office hours, 9 am. to pm.
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Estes ahnan & DO.

Are open daily from nine o'clock morning to
four o'clock afternoon. Orders sent them
and cotton consigned will receive prompt at
tention