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the opinion was freely expressed that the
Stock Exchan ge should at once take steps
~ ascertain the author, OF the report Of
the death OF Commodore Vanderbilt and
the rumors Of last Friday that the trunk
lines had again reduced their rates.
SrocKs-The stock speculation was
active and busyant in the evening and
there was an advance of to II per
cent from the lowest point OF the morn
ing. On the csnard about the death Of
Mr.. Vanderbilt some timid holders sold
their stocks and others put out
shoit time, but in the evening these
stocks were being bought back again,
which assisted the upward movement,
and is probably the more solid reason,
for the advance in trunk lines shows, in
connection with the advance on eastern
fares and freights by Canada roads, that
the railroad war is approaching an end.
The activity and sharp advance in the
coal stocks 10 day was due in part 10 =
report that the miners had agreed 70 re-
sume work at reduced rates Of wages.
This frightened some Of the bears this
afternoon, aud the consequence Was .
higher basis Of value. Delaware,
Lsckswannx and Western, led the up
ward movement, and rose from II to 76t,
and closed al f4t. More prompt
delivery was demanded in this stock To-
day, and from S-l6 TO per cent Wa
paid for loans OF il, while in some cases
the stock was bought In under the rule at
= difference OF | per cent Delaware and
Hudson Canal rose from cot TO SOL and
New Jersey Central from 34i 10 S73
closing at 69@S6s respectively. Thess
two stocks to day were worth from l-s2
S-l6 for use. Morris i Essex rose 10 80.
In the general list Lake Shore was the
most active stock, and advanced nearly =
per cent, selling up 70 6,a and closing
to 57s; Michigan: Central advanced
from Al 20 IS. closing at 4i:; Rock Is
land advanced from l0lt 10 i0li; Ohio
from l0l 10 IL ard Pscinc Mail from 2&s
to pa. New Jersey Central reacted u
l0ls At the close. Other changes during
the afternoon were slight Transactions
were 10000 shares, OF which 10000
were Pacific Mail, 1900 Western Un-
ion, 1900 St. PSul, $1,000 Lake Shore,
|, 600 Michigan Central. 5000 Delaware.
and Western, 10000 New
Jersey Central and 5000 New York
Ceutral.
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Supreme Court Decision.

WAsHINGToS, October l6.-ln the
Supreme Court to-day, the controversy
between the principal parties to it Was
disposed of by decision in the Hot
Springs case last winter, by declaring
that none OF them were entitled to the
land. AS the Supreme Court of that
state has not controrerted that decision,
but has refused to aid either of the par
ties and by it. action saved the rights OF
the United States, no error is found and
the decision below is affirmed
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HANSON HEARD From.

1t seems that our genial friend, Mr.. L.
E. HANSON, of East Wheeling, was in
Toledo, when he heard the election news
from West Virginia, and rsightwsy he
went to the editor OF the Toledo CONNER
cal and Informed him that "inauences of
local nature operated" to carry the
State for the Democracy, but that in
November "his State will cast her vote
for. HAYES and WHEELER" Brother
HANSON is indulging in innocent roman
clng for the entertainment of his Toledo
friends.
From the Toledo Commercial.
WEST VIRGINIA.
The election in this state on Tuesday
was so far obscured BY the more in
portant contests in ONO and Indiana,
Us to have commanded little attention.
1t has been claimed by the Democrats as
part of the "solid South" contracted
by the Confederates for Tilden and
Hendricks. This Is not the FIRST time
that the Confedsrates have undertaken
thus TO appropriate West Virginia to
their purposes. The state had its origin
IN contest between its loyal and dis.
loyal citizens for supremacy, the question
beng settled by severing that territory
from disloy al "Old Virgins" and estab.
fishing for it separate Government,
since which time it has never failed to
cast its vote on the side of loyalty. 1t
is not likely to do 50 at this time.
Our latest intelligence from West
Virginia, is given in telegram from d.
w. Baird, Of Wheeling, received here
yesterday by Mr. l.. Il. Hansen, busi-
ness man of that city, now in Toledo.
The dispatch says that Mathews,
Democrat, has about 1000 ma
jority tor Governor. Mr.. Han
sen assures US that his state
will cast her vote for Hayes and
Wheeling, Notwithstanding this result
at the recent state election, and that
such is the confident expectation OF the
Republicans there Influences OF local
nature operated on Tuesday, which will
not exist in November. Never having
accepted position in the Confederate
ranks, the state does not propose to do so
NJ this time
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Mysrte Park Races.

Bosros, October l6.-Three thousand
people visited Mystic Park this after
noon to with ess the feat OF three races
arranged between Smuggler and Great
Eastern. Pools sold st $40 % $22 on
Smuggler, who behaved badly, however,
and was distancsd on the second heat.
Great Eastern, 2, /; Smuggler, /,
distanced. Time, 1928, 2:24l, the win
ner to receive the gate money.
The next was tree 10 all rsc., for y
purse of $500, to be divided into four
premiums, $3.50, $l25, S76 and $50
Gomez, /, /, 1; Bella, 2, 2, 8; Msyblrd,
6. G, 2; Annie Collins, 3, 4, 4; Bonner,
4, 3, S, Hannah ID, s, s, d. Tine, 2:26,
2:20I, 2:23}.
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Death and Burial OF the Radical
Party.

ENNsBoRo, w. VA, Oct. IA.
Editors Register:
1t affords me much pleasure to an
nounce the death OF the Republican party
of this county, which took place Tuesday,
October 10th, and on Wednesday, the
llth inst, the oldest, and tallest, and
slimest, and strongest Republican of this
place, whose surname is Capt, employed
The services OF an undertaken OF this
place to manufacture coffin 6 inches
long, inches wide, and / inches deep,
sufficiently light enough to hold a subject
called the Republican party of Richie
county West Virginia After the com
pletion of the coffin, the Capt. placed it
in front of the Adams Express office and
placed therein the sntic little thing called
Rsdicslism. After neatly fitting
the little corpse in its last
resting place, gave signal which
brought few of the surviving
friends, who joined hands around the
deceased and sang the following psalm
to the air OF ave will meet to part no
more:'
Come all We loyals OF the land,
Come view the idol of our hearts.
IL once was great, but now Is small;
Black, but pa le in death.
II was by the hands OF John Hallens this
party met her last.
In spite of a Grange,
lie has got the range,
or Richie as Sherlh.
After which they all bowed down and
Cap. offered up the following prayer:
"Oh ord, not Thy will but mine be
done, that we may not be delt with by
other states as West Virginia has den
with us. . Lord, send US soldiers
immediately or Hayes and Wheeler will
not have a ticket in this county. .
Lord. will. Thou be pleased to re-
move Tilden and Hendricks from
this mighty field OF fame. Amen! Amen
Then they arose, took their sad look
at the mortslized rsmains and all depart
ed. But Cap. who remained and brave
ly screwed on the lid OF the coffin, and
carefully directed it TO Hayes and
Wheeler, care of L. S. Grant, to be
buried at Long Branch, and the freight
charges to be collected out OF the United
States treasury at Washington. The
last request the poor party made, just De-
fore death released her, was that all gov
ernment officers might be successful in
getting their stolen treasures deposited
in English banks before the 4th OF the
coming month OF March. The funeral
sermon of the above named deceased will
be preached by the Rev. Ben Wilson as
sisted by Rev John j. Davis.
APPLE BUTTER,
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THE TORCH-LIGHT.

The torch-light procession, by the
Democrats of this city, in honor of the
great victories OF last Tuesday, which was
prevented by the terrible rain-storm
st Saturday night, will tskeplsce next
Saturday night, if the weather is fair.
Oar brethren from all the region round
,lnut we invited 70 come and participate,
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GovERsxESrs-Active and strong.

RAILROAD Boz OSDs-ueneraiIy nfini
Toledo and Wabash consolidated con-
veriibles advanced 2 per cent, 70 AZ To.
ledo and Wabash frsu rose 70 92, and
Chicago and Northwestern gold coupons
70 95; Rock l.lsEd re selling at 109s.
and do sinking funds at l094; Northern
Missouri frsts declined 10 sst.
A bold attempt 20 break down the
stock market was msde this morning, by
sending 70 the various Newspaper Offices
q bcgus dispatch purporting 70 be signed
by Rev. DR.. Deems, making positive an
nouncement Of tbs death OF Comm dore
Vanderbilt. 1t created considersJie er-
eItement in Wall street for time, New
York Central 2 per cent, and ehecting
Lsks Shore considerably. Subsequently,.
however, Messrs. DAVIS x freeman,
brYker., prominently identified With the
financial interest Of Mr.. Vanderbilt, re-
ceived the following dispatch from him;
II am .iiVe and dong well, better than
| have been in many months-
Signed c VAsDEkBIIr'"
After this emphatic denial reached the
stres: New York Central recovered
the decline and Lake Shore went
higher than it sold before the
false report had been circulated. There
was = feeling Of indigestion over the
Dr s.is,en, crrsulstisn Of false reports and
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CHARLESTON, s. c., October 16.-The
Joint canvass OF Charleston county BY
the Democrats and Republicans which
has been in progress some days, resulted
in serious collision at Cainnsy, about
nine miles from here. II had been
agreed that both whites and blacks should
attend meeting without arms. During
the speaking an alteration arose between
two individuals of opposite parties. A
sho, having been fred by one OF them, the
negroes belonging TO the State militia,
composing large majority of the meet
ing, secured their muskets, which were
secreted near by, and volley Was fred
into the unsrmed WI Z from the bushes
skirting . nelghb' + : rsvine. The
whites being few ip lumber and alto
gether unprepsred to light, retreated 10
the steamer which had brought them
from the city, but not before two had
been killed and fourteen wounded. The
dead were LEFT in Possession OF the ne.
groes. About 80 armed whites LEFT this
evening for Csinhoy, TO recover the
bodies, and to afford protection TO the
whites of tAet vicinity, who are in dread
of being attacked or burned out.
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INDIANA LEGISLATURES.

LATER Returns Show the Indiana Leg.
isIature TO be Democratic.
Special TO the Cincinnati Commercial,
Radical.
INDIANAPoLIs, October l3.-Later re-
turns show that the next State Senate
will stand twenty-seven Democrats and
twenty-three Republicans, while the In
dications are that the Democrats will also
have majority in the lower house.
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The Cotton Crop.

WAsHINGToS, October l6.-The re
ports to the Department Of Agriculture
indicate a reduction OF the condition Of
cotton during the past month in Ten
nessee and the principal cotton states
from an average of 923 10 S32. Toe
figures for the condition OF the states are
as follows: North Carolina 81; South
Carolina 80; Georgia s.; Florida So
Alabama 80; Mississippl 81; Louisiana
81; Texas 81; Arkansas ST; Tennessee
M
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ST. p rUL MINI, October l6-A
Pioneer Press special from Bismarck says:
The Indians at Standing Rock signed
the treaty reinqulshing the Black Hills
on Wednesday. The treaty was so tar
modified as not to insist on their removal
to Indian Territory. The troops intended
for the expedition go into camp to-mor-
row, al d will probably leave on Wednes-
day. General Sturgiss is gu route to
JON his regiment, and will probably com.
mand the expedition, unless Terry goes
in person.
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Melh0dial Reunion.

LUIsvILLE, October l6.-Ar-an ge-
ments are being made for grand fra
ternal Methodist meeting, TO be held here
October 25th by the NJ. E. Church South
of this city and slso the NJ. K. Church Of
New Albany and Jetiersonville, Indiana,
with such of both churches rs msy be
pleased to join with them from other
sections of the country. Bishop ksva-
nsugh Of the Southern Church and
Bishop Foster of the NJ. Il Church have
signifed their purpose 10 be present, and
many others OF prominence In the two
churches are expected.
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Tn. so.,hHeId HANK Rohber.

ST. LOUIS, October l6-Nothing OF
special Importance WAS developed to-
day respecting Frank James, excepting
that Chief McDonough Is still uncertain
as to whether he is Frank James or Co.
Carter. He expects TO know, however,
as DIR. Mosher Of Sioux City has tcle.
eraphed he will be down At onc,, and
Photographs of the prisoner were taken
to day aRd have been sent TO Hobbs
Kerry in jail at Bonneville, for hi m to
identity. It is even thought Kerry will
be brought here TO confront the man in
person,
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rhe Colorado Election.
CosHoCToN, o., October l3.

CoSHoCToN, w., OctODer 10.
TO the Editor of the Enquirer:
win YOU make statement OF how
Colorado went in your next issue?
A SUBsCRIBER.
THE Republicans have elected the
Governor, it seems, by msjority Of
something like seven hundred. The
Democrats will secure the Congressman,
and the Republicans the Legislature and
three Electoral votes. That's about the
way the thing stands at this supreme mo-
,nent according to our best information:
Ed E'u1
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Metnuhts Items.

MEMPHIS, October l6.-During last
night the mercury fell to 30, and there
WAS thin ice formed.
The triennial session of the Grand
Unione Di Socists llaiana Frstelenza
adjourned this evening, after harmoni-
Gus session, to meet in Louisville, Octo.
Der IL, 1879. The Unione will take steps
to urge on Congress the propriety of
making The 18th OF October national
holiday
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GuoEs oI.D WErZEI.-

The striung Democracy of Wetzel
comfy come up with the grand msjori-
v ol 16O on the state ticket. Glorious
But they say they can do better in No
yember We believe they can and will.
Wellel can give TlLDEN and WILSON
1000 msjority. There is no longer any
'es'on Tor throwing away votes upon
Hayes and SCoTT. The man who wants
- make his vote count for something,
N the 1th of November, must vote for
IlDDES and WILSON.
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HE GERMANS FOR TILDEN.

Tie returns from Ohio show Repub-
'csn gains in localities where they
'''e not expected; and If these
'''a' had not been offset by Democratic
gan, the calculations of the Republicans
you'd hot have been disturbed. As it
N'aey have only saved Ohio by the
"a OF their teeth.
4ae explanation is easy. The Ger
"lAas are All for TILDES. Before the
''0c'lon our friends could discover no
'So Of Republican detection in Gin
.'HaatL And vet the gains there are ss
s''a' Is IN Cleveland. The sentiment
among the Germans, it will thus he seen,
none the less settled aid determined
''yau'e silent and doubted by some
4ae Germans of New York are for
'LOsS The Germans OF every State
"f IILDEN. And that is the expls-
'0n OF the substantial triumph in Ohio
victory which is almost as gratifying
OsO'u'e success, so astounding is the
D " Their old.tlme msjorities to the
r1o'csns, who confidently expected
hAfEs would restore the old figures.
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Army oft,eGcnnessee.

WAsHIsGroN, October Is The pro-
gramme OF exercises connected with the
meeting the Society OF the Army Of the
Tennessee, and the unveiling Of Nc.
Pherson's statue, is completed. There
will be 8 grand civil and military display
on the 18th. The departments will be
closed after IL o'clock, IN order to al
low the employees to Join with the other
citizens in the exercises. The district
militia and marine corps will serve ms
military escort. The band from Fl.
McHenry, Baltimore barbor is also or
dered here for the occasion.
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SovE OF the Republican journals ad-
y,- tue abandonment by their party OF
,Ar bloody -shir, campaign. Too late.
Tbs, ssnguinary garment is the Repub-
csa standard, and the ouly one, and 1t
4l:. wave at the head OF the army
.guI The fight is over.
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THus all the HAYES organs: When
we describe the south "a solid we mean
it in campaign sense. Of course our
readers will understand that we claimed
North Carolina, South Carolina, Louisi-
ana. Florida, and Mississippi, With
these exceptions the south is undoubtedly
solid. and must be crushed.
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Forged Letters Of Credit.

MILWAUKEE,, October 16.-Ths First
National Bank of this city is advised
thst forged letters of credit and forged
drafts, purportlng to be drawn by II on
the American Exchange Bank OF New
York, have been offered st Memphis.
The fraud will probably be attempted
g seVhere.
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DIstress in India.

LONDON, October l6.-A special TO the
Times from Calcutta reports that distress
prevails in AEGEAN and Southern Nah
istta, because of the failure of the CROP
The government has opened relief work.
Scarcity i also reported from Khan4est
and Nassick.
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Failure.

SAN FRANCISCO. October l6.-1he
failure of a, shipping and commission firm,
Murcke, Vieter & Co. is announced to-
day: The cause was over speculation,
The assets are probably IN excess Of the
liabilities and It is hoped the suspension
will be temporary.
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Pacific Railroad Extension.

ATCHIsos, October l6.-The laying OF
the track on the extension Of the Central
branch of the Union Pacific railroad,
from Wsterville westward, began to-
day, President Pomeroy driving the first
spike. rhe grading for twenty miles is
nearly done, ard the iron Is on the
ground. Cars will run 20 Washington
by November.
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THERE j: rumor flying about the
city ,bs, Judge MELVIN has rendered his
r-.lsns.ron o. his office to Gov. JACOB.
We could no. trace the rumor, however.
:, .ny reliable source, and it is probably
mistake.
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AnoN Mo IN.

RICHMOND, October l6-There was 3
snow storm at Norfolk yesterday and
also in this neighborhood. The weather
is extremely cold. The thermometer here
yesterday and at sunrise to-day was down
10 81 degrees. 1t is feared that the
heavy gale which prevailed oil the cape.
was disastrous TO vessels.
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NOTICE.

A LII FER .oSs HAVING CLAIMS
a against the late nIm OF Pnnnei, q
Cpdegran, and also the ,stAte OF fsgnel
settlement, and all pernOLs knowing
themselv,s indebted 20 either. wiH eoDs
forward aud settle without further notire.
All bills unpaid By 10th Novembe WILDE
placed In the hands OF en officer 10 eoilscs
lion l.. T. CPCE9RAff, =
cetl7s EIscuto,.
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Grand Enc.u,nmen 90.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, October l6.-The
Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows met
here to-day, and adopted new constitu-
ton, the principal feature OF which is
the election of representatives for two
wears instead of one.
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The Revival In Chicago.

CHICAGO, October IL Sixty nine per.
sons, many of them Of middle age, rose
in response TO the cali At the tabernacle.
tonight, for those who were seeking TO
become Christians. Ministers are com
ing from the surrounding counties 10 lend
their aid 70 the work
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW York, Oct. l6.-MoSEr-Closed
easy st liG3 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 5(96 per cent. Customs
receipts s34S,O0O. The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed $1,000. Clearings s270
OOOOOO. Sterling drm at 4S4(a4s6.
GuLD--Opened and closed al l0sti
sales 10 The interim al l09s Llans were
made Ast and At TO 2 per cent for CAL
rying.
GOyERsuESrs-Activ and strong.
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OHIO county must score 1000 for TIL
,,x.pd WILSON in November. We
o5oit Let that be our ambition.
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TsgRE will be torchlight procession
and speaking, by the Democrats, Sstur-
,.v ri,ht. November 4th. Senator
DAVIS will be here.
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s,ycE the West Virginia, Ohio and
p,tisns elections, ZACH. CHANDLER has
40, of empty Dsr'ls for sale.
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MEETING IN THE FOURTH WARD.

The working Democrats of the Fourth
ward, or Union district, covered them
selves with glory last Tuesday, and they
propose to jollify over thei. well-esrned
victory tomorrow (Wedn esday) night.
A meeting will be held at their poll, on
the corner of Eighteenth and Eotf (EM-
BLEM's corner), on that evening, and ad-
dresses will be made by two or three
speakers. The Democrats of the whole
city are cordially invited to come and
Join in the jolli6cation. The Fourth
ward boys do tbinss up strong.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

JACKSON COUNTY, OFFICIAL.
JACKSON e. h., Oct. 13.
Mathews 1906; Gofi 1924; Pendleton
1926: Crago 1903; Miller 1919; Shian
1909; West 1926; Ffankenberger 1900;
White 1914; Hutchinson 1918; Raymond
1917; Berkshire ll9l; johnson 1922;
Flick 1909; Green $50; Brown 1896.
Senate, Fifth district-Kertly 1850;
Williams 1855.
House of Delegates-Hoyt 1901; Riley
1888. A.
RALEIGH G. H, w. Va, |
October l3, 1876.
DEAR SIR:-I now give ysu the pre-
else vote for Governor, taken from the
poll books:
Hon. Henry NJ. Mathews..............".6S4
Gen. N. Gof, Jr................"..."...4o4
Mathews majority......"..........".... ....2So
(ours, &c, B.
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Rryl,E your polling lists, close up
r,pr rsrks sll along the line, and be pre-
,.,ed for = grander victory in November.
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IT, sll right, fellow Democrats! Three
weeks more work, and uncle SAMUEL
,,i' wslk in and sit down where ULYs-
,r. sits.
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DEMOCRATS, if the storms do prevent
,,l from psrading sometimes, they don't
a.cvent you from voting.
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NEARLY all the Prohibition vote went
"a HAYES men in Ohio, and the Know
Nothing vote was polled for him to
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TUX air is full of "strsws," but no
.u.,..o Is TO be seen since the election.
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IuteFments.

SAvASyAH, October l6.-The total
number Of interments yesterday reached
fftssn; Of yellow fever eight.
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Tgg fall style OF journalistic rooster is
-,,ler becoming.