Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-23

Whether the lntenuoh
per in this line Of business, or proV.ue
for future emergencies, we cannot 6
ar;Da Mr. Walsh is highly indignant {
and ssys that this railroad always O'u
discriminate against Memphis ]
The Pittsburg Dispatch OF the 2Oth
ssys, The call for help that has Oeeu (
sept up to the Northern cities Ougn. .
bs most literally responded to- 1t nss
bseu moderately successful in great
maDy instances, out the supply is es yet
nv no means adequate to the OCCASION,
The committees which have been formed
n the different towns will probably De
abls to swell the sums already raised
considerably before the work is finished,
speed is necessary, as the wants OF the
sufferers are Of present existence ana
oabnot wait several days. The torm'u'
able proportions which the disease mas
attained renders it necessary that the
most active measures should be at once
inaugurated for the relief of the suneT;
ers. Supplies of all kinds are needed
NURSES FURNISHED YESTERDAY BY H
HowARDs
,John.A Roush, 100 Monroe street
VIM Finney, % Alabama street
Andrew Carlson. IA Adams rtreet.
Annie Berger, IA Adams street,
Dr. C Rogers, lOl Adams street.
Sarah Parker, 80 Exchange street.
John Palmer, 100 Exchange street.
Sam Pollock, 81 Fourth street.
David Randolph, 1853 Robinson street
Ada Dalston, a Johnson's avenue,
Sophia Mainyack, 4JohnsOn's avenue
John Lucas, liz Exchange street
NJ Blass, 1876 Bsal street.
A Wallace, So Main street.
. Alice Harris, 81 Fourth street,
Mollfe Erck, "a St Martin street.
Willie Griffin, IS Winchester street,
, John Moorehouse, l42 Poplar,
Alice Atkinson, rear Cochran Hall.
Andrew Owen, 2l3 Court.
Tom Winters, jr, rs Linden.
Mary Turner, 2 Thornton avenue.
Alex Harrou, foot Of Exchange stree
Lewis Jones, foot Of Exchange.
Isaac Isaacs, 2l2 Washington.
F and E Sheppard, 81 Linden.
= Willie Sheppard, 81 Linden.
John Early, l3S Poplar.
:. Thomas Warner, ia Front.
~ A Woodland, 62 Adams.
N Outlaw, 80 Promenade street.
Charles Ungervergohght SO ExchanG
Jno Waldron, ~ Washington stree
Alex Lanier, liz Fourth.
= CAMP 10. WILLIAMS
i've Last night about IL o'clock the gus
on duty at the Nonconnah bridge disc
les cred three or four men stealthily
re- preaching the bridge, and after cali
IN on them several times to halt and
om ceiving no response, a shot was fired
ms them. which had the effect to make tn
~, scamper of. An hour later the So
thing occurred, and TIVE shots were fl
almost simultaneously at the intrud'
oau This aroused the camp and six men "
: us detailed and promptly sent to the 81
TO- but no one was found except the men
70 duty, and nothing further occurred
disturb them during the remainder
the night. 1t is c%onjectured that s.
IL of the dissatisfied people 10 the ne
borheod thought they could slip up
~ FIRE the bridge, presumiug that the g
lie is might be asleep. Others think it
NADIA only some tramps prowling about
aq, ing for a chance to steal something.
II this aS it may, they met a wide az
from and a warm reception.
The little girls, the daughters o.
ar. regiment" are well and getting on
LIEF They are quite satisfied with their
-, friends, new and rural home.
ignus The monotony of camp life was Y
a. last evening about 5 o'clock by !
.DSen' port Of a birth on the grounds.
leav- oomar :. ~ the male nersb
wen and may yet live to develop a m
REQ and patriotic spirit, and shout,
'o''ou musket to guard a bridge or repel
vading foe.