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Sickness al the South. In several places
where the yellow fever has prevailed, it Is
manifestly abating,


At Charleston, for instance, the whole
number of deaths during the week ending
10Th ut. was only 49, and of these only
four were by yellow fever. Whole NUM-
ber- of deaths by yellow fever this season,
1876.


At New Orleans, says the Picayune of
the 29th ult. the disease is daily becoming
less viiulent, and the number of cases fast
decreasing. The whole number of inter
rnents on the previous day was only 8; and
of these, only one was caused by yellow
fever.


At Mobile, on the contrary, there ap-
pears to be As yet no abatement Of the dis
ease, except wha, results from diminution
OF population The deaths are about 10 a
day. a


At Augusta the last DAVIS report which
has reached us (Oct. 2d) was bad, an
nouncing 6 deaths. For some days previ-.
Gus the number of deaths had been less
than befnre.


From Natchez our dates are to the Goth
ult. The interments on the previous day
were seven, including four from the upper
city. aift