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National Republican., 1878-05-07

Is your hair harsh. dry and stifr1 Docs II refuse
TO curR Dress II with THoNPsos's PohADE OYrINE
An oleagnous compound OF singular merit II
will improve It. Sold by druggists. &c. Price 2S-
and so cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-05-07
BOARD or HE.ILTH.

Zine Shoes Made to Order,
At II. l.. Strasburgcr's. 3gG-3CS Seventh street
National Republican., 1878-05-07
DISTRICT BILLS.

French Heel button Boots,
It II. L. Strasburger's, 3O6-30s Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-05-07

HARD times demand economy; practice II by
rcnovating your soilcd gloves with JouvEss Iso-
DEnors KID GLOVE CLEASsys. Price 2j cents per
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-05-07
CI7r ITEMS.

wHKS You yLgL Couuu or bronchial affection
creeping on the lungs, take Ayers Cherry poctora,
and cure II before II comes incurnblc.
National Republican., 1878-05-07

WELLS MAcHIsE.sPREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsr.
gRs nre still the best known. Thor curative pow
ers far surpass all others.
National Republican., 1878-05-07
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DRoPosALs FOR FUEL.

pRoPoSALs FOR FUEL.
QuARrERNAsTrR'a OrYIcE,
UNITED STATES MARISE CoRrs,
wAsHisoTps, April ~, 1873.
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will be received at
this Office until " O'Clock IN. OF FRIDAY the lIth
day Of June next, for supplying Wood and Coal to
the United states Marines nt one more OF the fol-
lowing stations, from LIST July lss TO 5h Juno, 1875
Tons Cords
OF Coal. OF Wood
Portsmouth. Now Hanpshre-.......... 10 20
Chnrlestown, Nnpt.cnusetts ...o.-....... 1l0 10
brooklyn, New York, including As
sistant Quarternlasters Ohce, New
League Island, near Phila clphia, Pa,
Including Assistant Qunrt9rInaster's
Olilcr, Philadelphia. ,.......,........ % loo
Washington. District OF Columbia, In
cludlng quad ~ Naval Mag tzine-.. 30 rs
Annapolis, Maryland. ..,............. --- 90
Gosport, near Nor ok, Na"..-..,...... ~ "
Mare lala,d California .....,......... lU0 ~
(With tie privilege OF incrsls NJ tns quantities one
Thrill
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STRIKERS IN WASH lNGTON.
CoHEN's MOB, AFTER INDUCING NUMBER OF
LABoBERs TO LEAVE WORK, rs FINALLY
ROUTED BIZ THE POLICE

L.BopERs TO LEAVE WORK, is FINALLY
ROUTED BIZ THE POLICE.
WASHINGTON, Sept Il, 1878.
This morning q gang OF Cohsn's followers visited
the brickyards OF Chiids and the Washington Com
pany, whero they prevented those employed there
from going to work. Tho mob, composed Of colored
men, was reinforced shortly afterward by about
fifty others The police reserves we're soon or tho
scene aud succeeded in dispensing tho crowd and
arrestng the ringieader, negro named George
Washington. A portion Of the men resumed work
at the yards aud others joined the moo, which
started for other points, but was driven back
by tho police. The managers OF the brick.
yards state that a majority of the men in their
employ receive 81 90 per day, or more and many OF
tho hands have been In tneir employ ior yehls.
Work At Cnids yard was suspenisd a. noon: On
Monday forcc will be recognized ana other work
put In the place of those who lined the strikers
PREPARING FOR TROUBLE.
The District Comm issioners made u requisition ON
the Ordnance Department. United States Army, for
200 army orsecn Loading ana q, %
lice for Distribution TO his men.
CoHEN's MOB SCATTERED
Cohen and his followers made several attempts this
10 create the northern part OF the
CITY, but The prompt appsarance oil the police pre-.
vented disorder In that section He then started
on general tour, about haif-past two o'cock with
mob OF 100 negroes, and visued "HaPs Bottom.
theuce proceeding TO Fourteenth street where MT W.
c. Murdoch Is laying pavement Tor tho District
government and ABOUT one hundred men at work
Concn addressed the men and succeeded IN causing
about twenty OF them to join tho mob He next pro-
oeeed TO Seventh street. and along the route his gang
was increased TO about Jour hundred men. The bext
visited was where contractors laying pave
nent on seventh and N Streets wners nifty men arc
employed. Another speech was made py Coneh, ana
several OF the men lott their work ana iou lnto ine
Tue m % then started OF yelling anu behaving IN
dsorderly manner. Whom the crowd reached the
corner OF seventh and f. streets tue police oil the
Futh precinct, under the command oil Lisutenant
Austin. made charge ana TOR lev minutes resist.
ance was offered. but the determination oil the
a
tons one negro was arrested Tor striking
Ofncer Unver with a stick, infcting severe cut on
the neck Cohen, finding that his mob had been
scattered beat n hasty retreat toward hts head
quarters. on New Jersey avenue. Additional United
States troops have arrived ana are quarered a. the
Arsenal 49, 80. - -. --..-
ami Il "A becved the police are able to promptly quen
snv disturbances All the members Of the force nave
peen armed, and plenty OF ammunition mas been dis
trbuted among them. The reserve force is assembled
at Police Headquarters to night ana the troops are
ready assist tue police IN case OF serious trouble.
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DEPENDENCY AND SUICIDE.

Henry TInsdabi, German, forty-nve years Of age,
committed suicide yesterday by hanging himself In
the basement OF his boarding house, NO 354 West
Forty third street. Ou sunday last he Tell down
stairs and broso his collar bone, ana had been unable
to work since. lie had lived 10 the house eleven
years, was single man OF seady habits and worked
in neigaboring factory. lie was mcmpsr Of several
mutual aid societies, aud was entitled TO SIS week
10 support him In hts disabled condition. IL is DC
eved BY those who knew him that he feared ne mad
become permansut Duruon upon the soc,e les, and
ended MS life TO relieve thcm. HIS body was found
very near the floor, hanging by stout cord, winch
he had fastched 10 water faucet That nc dii not
wavcr his purpose was evident, Tor ne ght easily
have exIricalsa himself had he rsgrettsd the act
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NLw YogKs AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
Az the HERALD Office the following contributions
wero received yesterday for tho yellow lever suffer-
ers.-
Female department Grammar school No. 80, So; Waller
flseolS s.b SIS; teaeners Of Grammar chool 40. No.
~ Wsise5 Kane 81 q e B. s % sen Z;
@pioS es 90. y. Dare. sol 80. roial, Sios 20.
Mayor Ely received the following coptributions:-
Of scp,r o%1 d o' Yos ,,e' Man. ,@s TssOns
.sciston Of Brookn. through L. nolusmith secretary
pielass|Gisad csat. oeps sr,.s room s,' 2,
4 r.ii ss.os s.;sfi Vs., ross s" S"a',.ss ss
t 49, ns "ts cc 81 Sinclair Houss
camille Library 80 49, American Dstrict telegraph Com
s $40 s nawin Dsan IS 81: John a. Dunn sl2 Cash,
s.1a. Pupils o. g%y SRsross. g. 8.
yry. ptineip" aaaiiiOnssn ~ % as,sSash New
sls, Presbyterian Church, oneonta, \ >. So; sun.
'sSgs 4 ,s' ssSfs Church
NY So sos citirens Of naples, N " so 5D six Poor
ss aS'' I J snss SoSens @
sasy. S e""" 81 $3.50 "a Hpsaa hare
siNscnth prc,in $40 ~ laicou Gun cluo, through
r@.n;s precinct, 90 7 captain Essn. FiiS
49, lady siH; Mss su'niy Mn,news s,uo
Ssh ~. Captsln Murphy Twsny-hrst precinct, $40
~ s RsrSsi ttSroasn Caaries VI Roth So; Joseph
H.bitaille Or ~ ~; Is. Through New YORK sun
Captsta Kennedy. Ninth precinct. Sl 80, letlc kir
glU0 OF prize shooting through cnry OIL and
p.a,si Patterson. committee, $40. Total, sii1s y2
Tse wnoie amount was sent 10 the Howard Associa
ton az Memphis.
me southern Relief Com mlttee OF The chamber q
Com ,nerce met al noon, Henry Hentz, chairman pre-
aiding Resolutions we're adopted thanking the
w.a,ern Union Telegraph Company for the use Of
lhstr wires IN transmitting messages TO tho injected
districts
Ths c0um,,ses authorised Mr.. Morgan, the trsas
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PROBABLY INSANE.

we'll dressed and intelligent looking lady, sup.
posed be insane jumped from the ave o'clock p M.
train at winned, L. l., yesterday and disappeared In
large wood. Search was made for her, but without
success She has light hair aud blue eyes, and
striped shawl. she lett her BANK book and purse,
containing quito o sum OF money, In tue car The
NUMBER OF the bank book is 406 2oS, on tic Bowery
Savings Bank, IN tue name OF Guncld Marie Johnson.
The pocket book Is red and contained receipt tor
registered letter TO Mary Apdefson, Queens. n. L
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JecI an eA'susi'e P'~e'""'NS "''' - "
CITIZENS RELIEF COMMITTEE.
The following were the contributions sent TO tho
Citlzens' Committse:-
Central Park North and East River Railroad conductors
sa As: reenw,eh bans sis Beecker street Rank. $40;
West Side Bank. s.; Franklin Bank. ~: cash, SIG
John w. Carroll. OF LyncDburg, Va, donated enc
bale six pounds OF Lone Jack tobacco through
Dohan, Carroll II Co. IA. n b. b. lhuroer a CO.
donated twenty-five cases OF DR.. undernirs oroton
Point port wine, vintage OF 1864 80
the entertainment given ny Emil II. Kuriz and his
four friend, all mere lads realized $40 10, which
amount they turned over 10 the Committec. These
young pnilantnropsts paid all their own expenses,
and The above amount 10 the oyerpus. Professor
Davis gave ms bana free.
The following note accompanies the contributions
OF the conductors and drivers OF the Central rark,
North and East River Railroad Company from the
President oil he company addressed to Mr. Vandeveer
president OF the Citizens Committce:-
DEAR sIR-n response circular Of the 18th inst
dollars %nns s sSa cent, os being the
IRON o ama
Messrs Brennan and Martin nave been app nted to de-
trioutors. a. COHIlss
The letter donating the bale Of tobacco gwen by
Jonn W. Carroll o. Lynehburg, va. Is acsompssi I.
by the following Information addressed to THO firm
herc:-
offered here public ausoa the aT't S.ls s ins
tobaeeo returned .obe again sold NY object
in @ sass ySs 70 s s
over Committee OF New York CITY Tor the
PETER J. OBEY, Treasurer.
The Citizens Committee received the following
despatch:-
GRENADA, Miss Sept. 20. 1873.
We need currency pay purses II you Can help
do ID. VI. COAE. Manager Howard Association.
An entertainment for the benefit Of the Cilzans'
Relief Committee Will be gwen at Parcpa Hall, Third
avenue and Eighty sixth street. on Thursday evening
September rs, by Master Fred. smith, assisted by
quite array Of talent.
The united coored churches Of New York and
Brooklyn will give concert at Stenway Hall on Toes
day evening, September "a, in aid Of the Citizens'
Relief Fund.
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DIED At SEA.

The United States Consul al Trieste sent word to
the State Department. and the latter to the Custom
House. that Augustus Cloud, who proiessed 10 Dc an
American citizen, and who was shipped on board the
Norwegian brig, Svz. Br0des, at Rio Janeiro, on
March 3, was attacked with yellow lever few days
alter the vessel had sailed, and died ON arch h. He
was buried NJ sea, aud ls effects thrown overheard
to prevent contagion. His fellow seamen reported
Cloud as saying that lived at No. 294 East Fourth
street. New York city, aod that ms proper name was
Erun ut
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THE anEENyILLE REFUGEE.

Louis Livingstone, who was taken from the Bowery
Hotel an ctsd with yellow fever and carried TO the
Quarantine Hospital on Friday, was about breathing
his last at yesterday, at which Time Dr. ihomp-
son. Deputy Health Of1ce-, left him. He remained
completely unconscious from the time Of his recep-
ton At the hospital. No effects accompanying tn
patient, tho Quarantine authorities are unable TO
Identify HIN. but asccrtained that he rs Jew
aud came from Greenvine, MISS, age unknown II IS
stated toat nc has friends ut No. 4S EasI Broadway
IL is pronounced case OF virulcnt fever.
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rprrF FEVER TELEoRAMs.


One hundred and fifteen cases Of yellow fever and
twenty.ons deaths are reported from Morgan CITY, La
Hickman, KY, reports ono death and no new cases
al noon yesterday.
There have been several new casss al Martin, Tsna,
but no deaths.
The death Of Dr. Boaz, at Fulton, KY. yesterday
morning from black vomit after six days OF Sickness
created a panic and many lett town. Eight or ten
others are sick, but their sickness is pronounced 10
be bilious lever.
There ia no sickness In Cairo, Ill, and quarantine
rules viii be considerably relaxed tomorrow.
The committee appointed at the public meeting in
Nashville TeDn, the 10th inst, yesterday issued
a circular OF appeal TO the Bar Association oil the
United States Tor donations to iund tor the support
and education Of the orphan children OF the late But
lcr r. Anderson, OF the Memphis Howard Associa-
ton. who fell martyr to the cause Of humanity at
Grenada. Remitauces may he sent to Thomas s..
Weaver, treasurer OF the Anderson orphan Fund,
Nashville.
The pcstilence still RACES at Grcenvie, Miss. over
one bu ndreo deaths have occurred there The people
arc suffering tor want oil medicines, supplies and
money. As Greenve Is at present Isolated. money
dent tho Bank oil VicKsburg al Nicksburg, viii be
promptly forwarded TO the sufferers
Judge Chalmer-, OF tue supreme Court or Hssis.
sippi, nov IN Washington, has received a TELEGRAM
from Hernanao, on the Mississippi aud Tennes,c
Railroad twenty i've miles IRON Memphis, anDounc-
ING deat from elbow IN mat place Con
trvu, ious Tor the relief oil tho people are solictsd
These may DO sent 10 Edward Burlington, Mayor 1t
fernando.
A teicrram TO Colonel hcCardlc, from the chairma
OF the Relief COMMITTEE al Canton. MISS, announces
tnat no furtner assistance is needed there
The WIG snd daughter oil Jonn IL. Mitchell, brother
OF Maggie Mitchell the actress. we're among yestcr-
day. Wet ms buried at Memphis.
Savannah Ca, mas contributed Slz $50 Tor the sur
fercrs.
The HERALD correspondent at Grand Junction.
Tenn ssys there are now forty cases OF fever under
treatment there DIR. Jerome BusS, OF Cnicsgo, has
arrived tbcro "a nd will act Tor tho Howsfds
Two deaths yesterday ut Paris. Tenn.
Ex.Mayor Austin died at Decatur, Ala, yesterday.
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1urr1Ne OUT THE UNITED STATES MAILS.

COLUMBUS, Ky, Sept II, 1915.
At meeting OF the Board OF Health It ~ss ordered
that from ana after this date mail or mail matter,
or mail agent with such matter. Will be allowed TO
enter the city OF Columbus undcr any circumstancss
or prctexI The ms Is that the postmas-
srs IN Inc yellow fever districts persist IN sending
mails 10 this Office. contrary 10 the PROMISED ipsruc-
tons Of Mr. W. L. Hunt, Superintendent OF the Raih
way Mail service q. I. EARLY, D..
Secretary OF the Board OF Health.
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CONDITION on I'm DISEASE ~ CHATTANOOGA,
ILNN.
IIY TELEoRaru 10 THE HKRALD.l
CnarrAsoooA. sept Fl. 1873
There has been one death reported u yellow tever
durns me pssl twenty tour hours three patients
nov sick are not expected survive the nighL tn.
doctors rspor, oaiy lev new casss rbes are aot
more than sovsaty.ags slsk 81 az diseases 10 the
city, aud those doctors who certainly snos yellow
fever state that thcre not aau ten In
the city. Prescription nruggiHts CON PLAIN That
their business 10 exceptionally auL Tue panic 81 !
continues, tn0uEh ID "a res intense thRn ~ wua Ire
hrst death reported trom yellow lever Wa. the
lbth inst. a chHd ui seven tears OF afe rinfe then
there have been reported ave yeil9N fever deaths.
teen.
The weather has been COO aud RAINY for the past
two dEys, with occasional high wibis Inc disease
does not spread ana DEVELOPS very slowly.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Al meeting yesterday OF supertptendsnts OF Sun
day schools oil Protestant Episcopal churches Ia
Brooklyn committee OF six supcriniendenis was
pointed TO address circular letter to the ree,ors OF
parishes and sunday school through
out tho diocese OF Long Island, requesting them to
have collections taken up In their respecsvs schools
to-day Tor the benefit OF the yellow lever sufferers.
Collections will be taken up also To-Day all tho
Catholic churches OF this diocese BY order OF CARDINAL
McCoeKey. In tho aiocese OF Brooglyn also colcc-
tions viii DO tskn up to-day. by order OF BIsnop
Loughnn. Tho Council OF 81 Vincent de Paul's so.
ciety OF BrooKyp, nave contributed iTsJ 70 70 tue
Iever-strickcn South
A dramatic entertainment for The bcnont Of the
sufferers will DO gsvon by COMPANY X, seventy-hrst
ro.Imeni, at tho IL xiug,on Avenue Opera House on
Tuesday evening. October l.
AT Dramatic Hall benefit will be gwen by the y ull
Hand A. sociation this evening.
1t was erroneousy stated ihat the sun oil $50 had
been subscribed by Siegel Brothers co. Tue money
was contributed by The employees OF thst hrm.
Tne Church oi 81. vincent Ferrcr, j. u. Singer,
o. 5. d., pastor, last week ssut SCI 10 fatner Kelly
ALI ogsner the amount OF It's CONTRIBUTORS 10 the or
pha US and sufferers OF Memphis reaches 81 OaG On
III. 9tn inst. solemn requiem mass was Celebrated
IN tho same church Tor Rev. Father Scanncll aud
Father vantroostenbergh tso ken,ucky priests who
died In the discourage OF Their duty IN tue lever
stricken districts On ihursd'y next, september 20
mass viii be celebrated Tor Fathers McGafvcr, Bokel
A grand pique nique FRANCHISE will begin at Lion
Park to-morrow tMondayi evening by all the French
societies OF the city, undcr the auspices OF the So
cipte Frsbcaise do BitDalsance. NJ. Edmond
Dreuel, French Consul General actng ne presiden nj
OF The com mittee IN charge A shooting match will
occur during the day aud several games Tor ades and
gentlemen, Tor which numerous prizes viii be
awarded 10 tue votors. Among the prizes already
assured Is silver cup, offered by NJ. Coudert, pres
dent Of the society. la the evening there Will be a
vocal ana instrumental concert and bali The pro-
hts will he devoted to the rehe Of the sufferers in
Nov Orleans.
given vi tue Jersey Cty opera House, Wednesday,
Septcnber rs, under sbc auspices Of the HUDSON
County Caledonia Club. "RoD Roy" will be played
The Excelsior ymnastic and Athietc Club assisted
BY The Beethoven Maoncrcnoir Xxx Coteris ana Atlas
Bowling Club, viii give miscslisncous entertain
ment at Turn Hail, next Saturday evening, septem-
Der Is.
Major General shields has so Tar recovered from
his recent severe illness as 10 be abe TO deliver his
lecture behalf OF the plague stricken South at the
Brooklyn Academy OF Music on Thursday evening
next His lecture will cali up the statesmen Of the
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THE SURGEON GENERALS WEEKLY YELLOW
FEVER SUMMARY.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 81, 1875
The following Is the substance OF Surgeon General
woodworhs yellow fever report issued to-day in &c.
cordauce with the Quarantine act:-
vIcksBURG.- Epidemic abating; III deaths during
the week ended yesterday evening, decrease OF ll3
deaths from The week before io'ai osa'"s W aa'e'
BAroS RouGs. La--To nine A. ~ yesterday there
had been 672 cases 50 deaths.
MORGAN CITY. Ls-Durng the week ended yester.
day evening there were Al cases and 10 Deaths In ALL
NOZZLE. Ala-Four cases OF yellow fever and 2
deaths occurred during me past week 10 an cases
aud deaths.
GRENADA, Miss.-rwenty new cases ana " dcatna
Total deatns TO date. 2IL
PASS CHRISTIAN. Miss.-Fotai cases, II deaths,
BILOXI, Miss.--rwepiy cases and deaths to Sep
tomber 20
OCEAN SPRINGS. Misa--Fourtesn cases aud deaths
for the week. Total cases, 81 deaths, ~
MEMPHIs.-Six hundred and twenty deaths during
the week endei THURSDAY evening Total 2,iSl
deaths.
100 and 10 deaths-'n all l3o cases ana ~
deaths.
HICKMAN, Ky.-Forty Two deaths from yellow fever
occurred during the week. Total cases 10 date, no;
deaths, a. -.
ST. LOUIS Six don,hs from yellow fever, oil
winch we're at quarantine; all refugees.
Observation-Disclosures cases and dea'nS Totai
Cases, II deaths, 70 -. .. -
CiNCfNNArf.-Fivc cases and ! deatn curing tns
woes. roal cases. 80; deaths, 10
GALLIpoLIs, Ohio-sipce last report TO September
m no ins,s ", ~a al. IS Cases aud Il deaths.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.-one refugee died oil yeiow
fever september ~ -. :
BAY ST.. Louis, Miss -fhieen new cases curing 'ne
week. Deaths not reported. - =
CAIRO, Hl-rhree new cases since last report; z
died IN CAIRO aud went 10 Mouuu Si'y, mhes "o"
Cairo, and died there.
HAvANA--Fiity deaths from yellow fever and q
from smallpox durin ny the week ending september IA
KEY Wssr, Flask cases OF yellow fever and 8
deaths during the past week.
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CANADA RAISING MONEY FOR THE suFFERERs

lBY TELLGRlPH TO THE HEkALD.
MONTREAL, Sept Il, 1875
The meeting called BY the Mayor mere to-day for
the relief OF sufferers by the yellow fever In tho South
was attended by many Of tho leading citizens. A
committee 10 solicit aid was appointed. win BsnJa.
min Lyman as treasurer aud SUBSCRIPTION lists were
opeued. Captain McDermott, OF Memphs. gave o
grapbc Description of the effects OF the lever, winch
ne said lar in horror all that mad been
~ rtten about il.
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past, the subject being "Lifelike Sketches OF An
drew Jackson, Daniel Webster, Henry Clay ana Jonn
q. Calhoun"
The parish OF the House OF Prayer. Newark, have
passed exceedingly touching resolutions REGARDING
Inc death at Mem PMS OF Rev l.. :. Schuyler formerly
connected with the ministry oil the parish.
ball Tor The benefit OF the yellow fever sufferers
will be gwen at The Clinton Assembly Rooms, Cin-
ton street. "Wednesday evening. Ssptem er 70.
Tue Fulton Market Athletic Club hold grand
tournament at Deer cot Park, Coney Island Boule-
yard on Monday, September %, Tor the same OBJ
iecL An extensive programme viii DO carried out.
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absent cit zcns houd not venture within the limits
OF the city nor within area Of ton square miles
un nj after the drst frost.
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GLOOMY OUTLOOK Ar nhOWNsNiLLL
[BY TELKoRAPH 10 TaE ntaALD.
BRowNsviLLE, Tenn., sept "a, 1878.
There have been tseivs cases VI yellow lever
reported to-day and tour doatps The sutook 10
otoomv oar only telegraph operator % aoxH We
nave received Jour car loads OF zee IRON Boston.
Tue FkvEH NEARLY ExAAusTED ~ GRENADA.
[BY TELEoRAPn 10 rHE HEnALpl
GEEsAuA, MISS, sept. "a, 1878.
There we're two new cases hero to-day aud ons
ass,b, Mrs. Ann speacer. Inc lever Ia sbatisg, but
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pFcnEAsE IN DEATHS IN CANTON.

DECREASE IN DEATHS IN CANTON.
CANTON, Mss, Sept 81 1878
Seven now cases and Two deaths have occurred in
the last twenty four hours W. A. Langley, gentle
man from Bangor Me-. died dry Tho III erm ometor
stood seventy degrees to-day and the weather was
gloomy. Dr.. A. T. semmes is recovering.
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THE FEVER IN MOBILE, ALA.

THE FEVER IN MOBILE, ALA
MOBILE, Sept 81 1873
Dr. T. s. scales, Health Officer. reports this morn
ing i've cases oil yellow lever on hand All these
cases are in the locality previously reported.
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MORE FAVORABLE WEATHER.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
vIcKsBURG, Miss, Sept. 81, 1873
There were ten deaths here toby, four coiorsd
and SIX whites, VIZ. -
Joseph g. Davidson, Thomas Miles,
Annie Dunncr, Fannie washington,
Fannie Pierce, Mr. Clark,
Albert Rothschild Mrs. Mary Hosslay,
- Moorhead A. X. Keyssr.
An increase In the number OF now cases Is reported
Presldcn, Rock wood, OF the Howard Association, 10
better. Tho weather is cloudy, with failing tneI-
mometer, which IS regarded as favorable, mayor
Beck was taken down with the lever last night