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Republican Banner
Saturday, 15 Sept 1866


         THE CITY
         Health Report
         
         Office Board of Health
         Nashville, Sept 14, 1866 7 p.m.
         
         There have been officially reported up to this
       7 P.M., fourteen new cases of cholera and eight
       deaths, of which the following is a tabular
       statement:
       
         1. SOPHIAN HADLEY, (colored), aged 22
       Seized yesterday A.M. Still under treatment.
       Lives on Summer street, between Demumbrane
       street and Brooks' alley
       
         2. _______ COCHRAN, (colored girl) aged 16
       months. Taken yesterday at 6 P.M. Died today
       at 8 A.M. On Summer street, between Demumbrane
       street and Brooks' alley.
       
         3. JOHN SIMPSON, (colored) aged 26.
       Taken at 6 A.M. Died today at 2 P.M.
       On Cherry street, between Church and Broad
       streets.
       
         4.Mrs. J______, (white) aged 40. Taken at
       6 P.M. yesterday. Under treatment. On corner
       Broad and McNairy streets.
       
         5. Rev. Dr. GOODLETT, aged 60, seized at
       3 P.M. yesterday, died this morning at 9
       o'clock. Lived on corner Mulberry and Summer
       streets.
       
         6. E. G. GOODLETT, aged 20, taken at 2 P.M.
       yesterday, now convalescent, on corner Mulberry
       and Summer streets.
       
         7. JNO. ______, (colored) aged 40, taken
       yesterday P.M., still under treatment.
       
         8. GEORGE CURRIN, taken yesterday, still
       under treatment. Lives on Ceder street near
       the Penitentiary.
       
         9. NEWTON ESTUS, (white), aged 10, taken
       at 2 o'clock this morning, still under
       treatment. Lives in the vicinity of Judge's
       Spring.
       
        10. Mrs. NEILY, taken this morning, still
       under treatment. Lives on First street,
       south of Ash street, East of Franklin Pike.
       
        11. Mrs. C_____ (white) aged 30, taken last
       night at 8 o'clock, still under treatment.
       Lives on Ash street near Franklin Pike.
       
        12. Mr. R______ (white) age 33, was attacked
       yesterday at 3 o'clock, still under treatment
       
        13. B. BARBER, (colored) was attacked Monday
       night. Died today at 12 o'clock. Lived on Gay
       street near Spruce street.
       
        14. MARY PATTON, (colored) aged 29 was attacked
       last evening about 4 o'clock. Died at 2 o'clock
       this morning. Lived on Brooks' Alley between
       High and Summer streets.
       
         DAN BOWMAN, reported last evening, also
       _____ PARTON, (col. woman) heretofore reported,
       died yesterday at 8 o'clock P.M.
       
         MARY FARREL, (col.) reported yesterday, died
       at 4 P.M. today.
       
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