, 1879-07-26


derived wns that hereafter passengers will bc |
carried no further tlinn Mackenzie, Tcun., tic |
road refusing to carry to Guthrie. DR.. Porter |
handed to your correspondent several lcttera as |
samples Of what he receives evury day, and the |
contents Of cach wtre FREQ advice a. to the cure
Of scllowf-over. what medicine to use, what
treatment could be relied OIL, In every In
s.auce exactlng fco II the n1vico proved sue
cessful. 4 letter was received by tic Board OF
Health from doctor In Arkansas volunteering
hls services, but l,e wanted to know tho terms
offered to get men to run tic risk Of tho feEer.'
The Iuternal-l}eycnuo 0fllco lately located
here has been re-cethbllshed at uuhtIndon,
Tenn, Will, 0rn. Patterson In charge. The
place is Quarantincd.
A dispatch from
nov AQuA STRINGS
says Lieut.. Dowdy's illnese has developed into
wclf-tnarlscd symptoms Of fever.
The three colored military companies we're
out in full last evening drilling for future &C"
tlon.
DAsrARDLY ACT.
The Kntghts Of tfuuor report oil cascs OF sc|s-
ness doing we'll except one that OF Mr.. Tarthins,
who Is expected to do Tonight. The first caso
Ut dcscrtlon il that Of Frank Warnakc. Of m
orphan adopted last year, named John kryun.
The boys parents died last year, MD the Order
in which the father was member paiu 10 War-
ncko several thousand dollars. This year
Warneke carries Ills family OF to pIaco
Of safety, md leaves the boy, years OF age, In
chaFgo of negro woman.
There Ia talk Of moving the assets Of ono or
two Me.uphis banks TO other points for TIC
summer. !.
It 10 cstimnted that $1,000 people have lied
from this city since Mulbrandon died. on tho
10th Inst. Not over 5000 people, OF all colots
anl uatlonalitcls, remain.
TIE RECORD.
| 10 Gas Wfstfr71 Annotated Frsss,
hEMrn1s, Tenn, July 25.-Four additional
caecs were reported to the Board Of Health ycs-
terdaY afternoon: also one death, Willie Taylor,
ut tho corner Of fernando md South streets.
| Ono new caso was reported to the Board Of
| Health to-day.
| FIVE DEATHS
l1ayo occurred since last night-WlEa1n Wara.
Mrs, Constance Amnfon, john Richmond. II.
| G, Wchrum, md William Hoopwood {coiorcd}.
| a meeting Of prominent ctttzcns WAS hold thts
morning. A subcommittee Of four was ap-
poiutcd to name q permanent Committee of
Safety, who will atd the city authorities to pre-.
| serve tho peace. Col. John F. Cameron llaa
bccu appointed on the Governors stall. md or.
detcd hero to take charge OF the local troops.
| TuH CAMP.
Tho authorities aro still unable to procure
| means OF transportation 70 tho site Whicl, has
bcou selected for the establishment Of q ca1np.
supt. Monsesrat, Of tho paducah Railroad, rc
fuses to furnish cars, fearing the Indignant citt
zene will destroy the truck. There ia nlso dis
position on ochalf Of majority Of the colorcd
people against being forced out Of the city or 70
moved to the catnps.
THE EXODUS.
Five hundred pooplo left tho city yesterday
ESQ Of whom took passage on tho steamer
| Ouachita Belle for st. Louis:
1t has been raining nil TIC forenoon. The cit!
| romaius quiet.
LATH REPORTS:
MrMrn.s, Tenn, July 25,-Eleven cases Il
oil wcre reported to tho Board OF Health to
dav, among the number being Ben Hollamlcr
well-knowu sa1oon-kccpcr. whoao daughtc
died yesterday. Teu deaths from yclo"-fcvc
were also oi1lc!a1ly reported for twcnty.fou
hours Guiding at 9 .. m.
Mrs. Judge Rays nano appears amoug tn
ltst, although sho has nuvcr been reported o
llnviug the Yollow-tever.
TWO coLonED MILITARY COMPANIES
hayc rccoguizud Col. Cameron as n REPRESENT:
tive Of the Governor, mud Will obey apy o1dt
1ssued By him.
The last train On the Charleston Ratlroa
leaves tomorrow night, every station bctwce
Memphis anu Knoxville having established
quarantine agaiDsk this city. but ono train
now being run on the Louisville d Nashyfll
route, leaving Momphls daily ats p. 1n'
a NURSES.
Tho Howard Association hare twcnty-lhEs
nurses OIL duty.