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TENNESSEE STATE WIDE - MISCELLANEOUS - The Cholera Epidemic of 1873
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43rd Congress	}	HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES	{  Ex. Doc
 2nd Session	}					{  No. 95




                                           THE


                                 CHOLERA EPIDEMIC OF 1873

                                          IN THE


                                      UNITED STATES


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                                       WASHINGTON:
                               GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.
                                          1875.




                                         MESSAGE

                                           from

                            THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

                                       Transmitting

                       Reports upon the Causes of Epidemic Cholera
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    January 13, 1875 - Referred to the Committee on Commerce and ordered to be printed
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To the Senate and House of Representatives:

    In accordance with the requirements of the joint resolution, approved March 25, 1874, 
authorizing an inquiry into and report upon the causes of epidemic cholera, I have the 
honor to transmit herewith reports upon the subject from the Secretaries of the Treasury 
and War Departments.

                                        U.S. GRANT
EXECUTIVE MANSION, January 12, 1875


							TREASURY DEPARTMENT
							December 31, 1874
    SIR:  Herewith is transmitted the report of the Supervising Surgeon of the Marine 
Hospital Srvice upon the cholera epidemic of 1873, made in accordance with the joint 
resolution of Congress approved March 25, 1874.

	I am, sir, respectfully,			B.H. BRISTOW
							Secretary of the Treasury
	To the President.
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					United States Marine Hospital Service,
					Supervising Surgeon's Office
					Washington City, December 30, 1874
    SIR:  The Supervising Surgeon of the United States Marine Hospital Service, in 
connection with a medical officer of the Army, was instructed by joint resolution of the 
Forty-third Congress, approved March 25, 1874, "to confer with the health authorities and 
resident physicians of such towns, as were visited by the cholera epidemic of 1873, and to 
collect, as far as possible, all facts of importance with regard to such epidemic," for 
the purpose of making a report of the same to the President of the United States, to be 
submitted to Congress.
    In pursuance of these instructions I have the honor t transmit the accompanying 
report.
	Very respectfully.				JOHN M. WOODWORTH
							Supervising Surgeon.

	To the Hon. SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.




                             IN THE UNITED STATES		PAGE 135

                                 CHAPTER VII

TENNESSEE GROUP

                            TENNESSEE CONTRIBUTORS

Dr. J.H. Erskine, Shelby County		Dr. S.M. Anderson, Wilson County
Dr. A. Erskine, Shelby County		Dr. J.L. Fifte, Wilson County
Dr. F.L. Sim, Shelby County		Dr. G.L. Robinson, Wilson County
Dr. A.Szerenji, Shelby County		Dr. J. Bryant, Wilson County
Dr. J.E. Black, Shelby County		Dr. Jas. B. Murfree, Rutherford County
Dr. S.J. Quimby, Shelby County		Dr. J. Patterson, Rutherford County
Dr. J.S. White, Shelby County		Dr. H.H. Clayton, Rutherford County
Dr. C.C. Churchill, Shelby County	Drs. Ransom and Byrn, Rutherford County
Dr. G.B. Thurston, Shelby County	Dr. J.E. Wendell, Rutherford County
Dr. R.W. Mitchell, Shelby County	Dr. R.S. Wendell, Rutherford County
Dr. W.R. Hodges, Shelby County		Dr. L.W. Knight, Rutherford County
Dr. W.R. Lowry, Shelby County		Dr. J.J. Rucker, Rutherford County
Dr. W.A. Edmonds, Shelby County		Dr. G.D. Cronchrist, Rutherford County
Dr. S.P. Green, Shelby County		Dr. J.W. Davis, Rutherford County
Dr. W.J. Armstrong, Shelby County	Dr. R.J. Turner, Rutherford County
Dr. R.B. Maury, Shelby County		Dr. R.B. Haines, Rutherford County
Dr. D.D. Saunders, Shelby County	Dr. T.J. Elam, Rutherford County
Dr. R.H. Taylor, Shelby County		Dr. Thos. Lipscomb, Bedford County
Dr. T.F. Peyton, Shelby County		Dr. J. Christopher, Bedford County
Dr. J.S. Nowlin, Marshall County	Dr. R.F. Evans, Bedford County
Dr. E.T. Lewis, Houston County		Dr. G.W. Moody, Bedford County
Dr. L.D. Johnston, Montgomery County	Dr. J.H. McGraw, Bedford County
Dr. A. Eldridge, Montgomery County	Dr. J.H. Van Deman, health officer, Chatanooga
Dr. J.F. Outlaw, Montgomery County	Dr. J. Norris, Hamilton County
Dr. S.W. Godwin, Obion County		Dr. R.D. Hamilton, Hamilton County
Dr. W.R. Hebbett, Obion County		Dr. B.D. Reves, Hamilton County
Dr. W.J. Edwards, Obion County		Dr. D.G. Curtis, Hamilton County
Dr. D.M. Pearce, Obion County		Dr. F. Painter, Hamilton County
Dr. J.D. Plunket, president board	Dr. O.L. Gielman, Hamilton County
   of health, Nashville			Dr. E.M. Wight, Hamilton County
Dr. Morton, health officer, Nashville	Dr. B.F. Gardner, Hamilton County
Dr. G.P. Henry, physician to		Drs. Goodwin and Barter, Hamilton County
   penitentiary, Nashville		Dr. T.H. Roddy, James Coounty
Dr. T.A. Atcherson, Nashville		Dr. F.K. Bailey, Knox County
Dr. T.G. Brocking, Nashville		Dr. M.M. Alexander, Knox County
Dr. L.D. Hogle, Nashville		Dr. C. Deaderick, Knox County
Dr. W.R. Revels, Nashville		Dr. D.S. Boynton, Knox County
Dr. J.T. Jonas, Nashville		Dr. J.W. Stewart, Knox County
Dr. J.P. Dake, Nashville		Dr. S,M. Burnett, Knox County
Dr. J.H. Callender, Nashville		Dr. C.D. Riggs, Hamblen County
Dr. T.L. Powell, Nashville		Dr. E.L. Deaderick, Washington County
Dr. G. Schiff, Nashville		Dr. W.R. Sevier, Washington County
Dr. W.C. Cook, Nashville		Dr. A.J. Williams, Anderson County
Dr. T.R. Kimbrough, Nashville		Dr. H.M. Hollingsworth, Anderson County
Dr. R.D. Winsett, Nashville		Dr. J.R. Walker, Hawkins County
Dr. J.B. Nolen, Nashville		Dr. R.P. Mitchell, Hawkins County
Dr. G.W. Currey, Nashville		Dr. C.M. Emmert, Carter County
Dr. Jas. F. Fryar, Davidson County	Dr. J.F. Broyles, Greene County
Dr. C.E. Ristine, Davidson County	Dr. H.A. Schell, Sumner County
Dr. J.R. Kirkpatrick, Davidson County	

	Assistant Surgeon Wm. D. Wolverton, United States Army
	Assistant Surgeon D.G. Caldwell, United States Army
	Assistant Surgeon Charles Styer, United States Army


                                  DATES OF INITIAL CASES

Shelby County		April 15	Greene County		June 21
Davidson County		May 11		Houston County		June 22
Sumner County		May 29		Knox County		June 24
Bedford County		May 31		Obion County		June 25
Rutherford County	June 1		Anderson County		July 12
Wilson County		June 8		Hamblen County		July 15
Montgomery County	June 8		Washington County	July 19
Marshall County		June 18		Union County		July 20
Hamilton County		June 20		Carter County		July 30
James County		June 21		Hawkins County		August 6

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