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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-01-09

sseTioN = !. The General Assembly. when-
eyef tag 10 laid upon land, stall. tthe "a ms
,,s'pp'lse scapisatiop iax.wkjrh shall not
be less upon each poll thon one-fourilil ost.rs
tax laii upon each hundrsd dollars worth %
the eessssed v1lueps the lahd taxed ;excelsing
howercf. irofu the operation OF sue, capita,lori
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-01-09
ARTICLE VII.
ARTICLE VIII

All llWs"f force in his State. at the adop-
i'on III ,ihis C,nstituiion, nn,l not repugnnnt
hereto, shtli go coDiinne, until altered orr.
peaieI hy The Ger raj Assernbly. except where,
they are trinpprary, in which cnse they shall
rxrirc AZ the times respectively limited I,r
their duration. IL not continued by Act ofthe
General Assembly. f T "
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ue,ropoii,sn Fire Department.

regular meeting OF the Board o. Fire ComnI'-
,ionsrs held at Fremens Hall Yesterday morning Com
Brown Able Eags and Pncsney present and
also tho secretary Mr. Gilderseeye.
request received from H. w 8reel Ok Sprsoes., re-
quesng 800 feet for eXngashing fs in the vicinity
District Engineer Bates reported the building NJ. l!i
Cbrsiopher.st In a hazardous condition. 49,
ChiefEngineer kngsand transmitted report showing tue
number o. lrss kr the mouth ending July 81 oIoy,
Alarms for fire iU4 false alarms. p Total llJ
Whole nnnber hres and asrms since January 1868 40
Foreman g. H. frssh sent in the names OF Charles Mccall
Matthew ,crrsy Ihares sheridan and Richard DO Coursey
who we're monitors 81 Hook and Itler Company No
H. W II. Ii. bingham, Foreman Of HOOK ind Ladder Com
paBy No H. furnished the names OF Hugh ROges Hugh Nc
GoWan Oscar Kane, James ARireSs j. simpson 2l william
IIlhl WIN md been elected memOrs VI his COmpiuy.
The tr,lring, pccned Tor increase Of salary Sew
ara other COMMUNICATIONS were received ana acted upon
Commissioner AHE presented the report 81 e Committee on
AppopimsIp and Discipline In regard the dsm,sing ~
complaints and al,O hnlug members, which was adopted
omm sOner PACsNhi recommended the payment OF sanry
bits which ordered Commissioned ENGs offered re
port from s Committee Hose and Appsrits amer wbeh
The EssTl adjourned.
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The Epidemic Abroad.

III Liverpool an exceedingly malignant type oil
cholera recently made its appearance with fatal eject
The Cheshire County police report follows Up 70 Tue
18th the total number attacked with cholera has been 49,
Of whom % have died from Asatic aud from EoGsh cho
era OF these n baye been ATTACHED with cholera since tho
lrh rsL aud during the sGma time ~ have died OF Asa,e
ard Of English cholera. This shows great decrease IN Ia
tay rom the retcn Of tho week previous and the da
made further spread in the localities OF the county since
that time.
THE CH0iI RIA ~ FRANCE.
The chocra is declining ut Marseillcs. The number
81 deaths there Sunday July p vas J OF which i were
nom cholera.
Tie IoaSos Tines Of Tue 20 inst, hes the following con
c,rE!ng the epidemic IN Paris evidently Wilton by coiEe
spsEdont IN that city;
The Minister OF the Interior persists in keeping from me
knowledge II the Pl-san population The sanitary eondon
otheT city. The object s d0nb. to prevent alarm out
iie object defeated simply because when secrecy IS - o
served there IS always exaggeraion, FOR II IS impoSDe 10
rBcoal the lie presence OF cholera II would appear
ta the first few oecarrcd about i've weeks ago ne
delths increased alter variation, to 40 IN
cue day. and this nhcut 10 days ago.
Stree The fall of tonncrItc after the great thunder
Of Monday week. believe the cases, or at least the
dnths declined ttle. On Meuday LIST, JAY p am az
that the deaths 100 aad Tuesday they fell to 20
What the number Wednesday have not accurately
sccrtned bn have heard ihem stated by some at 40 by
o.efs at 90
Tie same correspondent sayI that cholera 10 DO de-
odpdly on the decline in Maseis Tho atty among
irrn extraordinary off1 deaths IN day these count
"a for u. ,
The following b n correct statement OF he deaths from oid
rny causes from cholere from the ol 10 the d oil july
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09

Thu Gar during the present week there has been n
considerable decrease in the number Of denth rot only from
cholera bat also rom other diseases shown b., The general
uoftuary returns Yesterday appearances were hsugh Win
lore that the epidemic had passed the higbes; point and I'M
less some such explosion should take place as tat Which oc
csro last FGsy night ia Brooklyn we Indso tie deaths
from olcefa in tie city win steadily dim:a'h We have
refey Congratulated our readers the abatement OF he
disease the public institutions, AID The reports from hem
Yesterday we of ill., - encouraging character
MAIDS OF THE dad.
We continue M Of the dead Of cholera giving TIC name
age aud nativity Of The deceased together Th e dat and
place u death and where II could be aieeIaHe' INC eo o.
ATGrsr Mary Tonony %. Ireland rntcry Barrack.
Hospital 10 - hours Margaret Tteglc o. oeimany yea
racks Hospital n II h0urst Hans. ~ Germany Red
House Hospital; Manuel GaeilhO soIpo, ~ Portugal Iisy
Barracks fIepll III q he,s Enha,d. shay % Ger
90 ireland No. 100 East Thirty ihrdst ~ aoafi James
Halt & New Yosk. SO. loi We. Thrp ihi,d IT,
AUGUST GJaucs Welsh, -, Nov bOfk. No ~ biiIOE-At
III DAYS; Robert Saith ~ Engllfd No 80 nfaadsi ~
% hours. Jeremiah Sullivan. 81 Ireland IeIy ~ fneAs
Hospital IN :; hours; Mary Am Malop p Irisni bai.'y
M , ~ to,,,oep.h a. ~ hours ,iy Homer n
York AlnsAvusc Thomas hcCoiH'"e- > Ht'ln'''D'
hrSitI z"Fiila Tanncr e. Ireland Battery Isrrscks
Hospital III ~ hours; Gustnye past J. Gewfofs Eghii.
eth-st between Third ard Fourth George kiI 30
Coiortd Home John icean. o. lIoand No ~ E's' lorY-
second 81. Thomas WcalcF, 30 Ireland bt.H pAIries
Hospital Robert NsnbaA ~ Ireland. Batter haTraeAs
Hospitals Caroline Seaman. g. Ihned stlies halleTy Btt
sscsl Hosgtl Alfred Chapmsa % umiSa s so g. s.5
Linhst Margaret BOYLE Wv fa -, 10 =, ~.
81 Germany Boat A. r. Briggs. Pier No East River
CHOLfRA sIAilsrIrs P0R TwELyE YEARS.
We give herewith table Of the deaths from cholera for
each week during epidemic Of s and tho number Of
the poison for every nnce that ime
showing months u which tho deaths took place together
vat Tie total ngapcT Of deaths in each wteA ang me Last
endemic.
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pn,seuaer- sn,rea.

FoR L,YrBpOOf-In Steamship ssotaM. AID Ma q l. Nr
Miss A. Norris Mis- 81 Fchh, H. T. Nor.
Nicer aud Bra. Jctpos5r Miss Jane PoEc t7 D.
An drew shants Col Lsstcisr. Ina Lcue.rta H.
Mrs p ID. fi. ~ W. fOryt s
Nay foglyh Mr. AID ii II. H. Bsn ,o. hiolphie - f
H. 4 IA Sebastian Abai Mr. Mrs g. o. erti, ell crsa
~fi-' AVID .v-n, Can't Mas T. G.. N1shdI J. . bltefwon M
W,sf Nv ~! da,gh.r as Il. 4. Dear. MsA Hogen - -
So In retbus Ni j. =. Dcf Z. }. ktoue, b .l.c
Rae Mater Beeee ani Edgerd Cmrg ,tass Meyer ~ g
ler.r ~ t,or,ofsr y T. On nzef D. EiseL AuAJ tL
a., re'her Nichols ". ". B.c, r. Seyd, DfaEa
Nh 'ian r. 49, Hoison, Na.t,f " > Lyman ano ii,.
J. md iauslf ~ Mace, B. Jcrc =
Crke Wa s'o-ys Mr.. A. G,snd ODD l ashters Rev Geo
~ ut stewart Freeman Efsarl ~rG. NJ and Ms W
H. ,s, Jrisc Mecns, art rrg aa lr 20 g. L. hI's -
w W Meok- e. w. i.e~ Rev ". T. tott. IT,
NJ fr5 Mn = T. Reyuoils nf. aud Ms Heun. Miss
NJ s',-ii C'-l Mr. and ,'rs. ,. H. f1r . M HcheIlg
Neniive a. q. HarFlerG rcef Prse. D. n.
s'ein isasc airr Nc ard AIS. Go W. os', w. r. hiNon IT.
slG 81. Tlec Try, cailfel and sey.l Ir and VI g.
Crane Afs-g T. samadro D. X. S'ew-ft 2. stewart b. NJ
stewart Master Bryce Sta'ysfs Mr. cnd " 4. a. eba1d T.
NJ ana Mrs Fsnd j. l{oiegt- NJ. MA H. Cswih iT
ana 81, Gee. Al, MS liaa y. lye. a' = = y oiot ~ @
snt aed scfvsnt Mr. thllce y. lld Size er9 yloyi.
F,iows T. 10y RIesafi Bsle Pshi Its, ranl Mesd NJ
a., III. fsssc .sr ba and 3hn Ssfs .. Mi
IrluiyreN. pCDfnW. NJ y.itty Moia. ff b.
.reEc fc ana A.al .H. ref.
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FIVE.JaILE EOGT RICE.
4 CONTEST on TIE UNION coURsE-A CANADA BOY
THE wINNER--TrMR,. 30:9!

CONTEST on TIE UNION COURsE-A CANADA BOY
TrE wlNyER-TMR 1922.
foot race Of five miles for 4 stake Of 81 GOO came
between Mat. Cassidy Of New.York md join Wild Of
Conala tie Union Course yesterday afternoon.
Boil men are representative runners and well Known among
sporting rces; I. from only few attended
the affit. The Canadian appeared The ground irf,
stfppe 20 The bh excepting scaay par OF IGe tgIss
Cassidy Is similarly at,ired, bat his color was red
rysla proportions there Lite difference between
the contestants Wd being the taller and powerful Of tie
white his opponent was light weight with limbs hard
enCd apparently adapted 10 running Both had TIER ar
cut short making their Leeds look terrerfhapeG ard 6io
gelhcr very unattractye. ~
Tich was gighed with straps around tie waist and l r
their hands pieces Of cork which they Pred lard len
they became exhausted few bcs offered and taken
CASSIDY having the choice On the first leat te rauning was
slow the intention OF the contestants being 10 cser7s Lc
iu powers 10 the last Cassidy took tie inside FaeE ac
led slightly tho irrt mile.
The Canadian ahead on tie second mile tic speei
being increased very little On coming past the Judges
stand the hd time tie gait began 10 get brisk and the two
seconds who had been heretofore accompanying tlo gfspc
two principals iarGod back to meet item Ea way u
readiness sponge them aaG Doisten their tongues VIZ
lemon inlee.
Canada in adj aEoe. going kind Of indian 9lf
with bis head part o s time down, and hs hands raised -
his chest Cassidy kept on es liar pac All did not 20 oe
the ground with the ease Of lis Competitor.
The second. third and fourth rIes Lad rcen TCu VIC
eadn andn0w the struggle for tie victory commenced ~
good they both doubled their speed bot Wd
eGiuug aud the second quarter 20 yards ahead
lie gradually increased this distance AMI 90 the win
NJ posi- without any sc-s Of great exert.0n The
tie WI be i've niles 20 minutes and - seconds Tie beet
tine q single mile was 80, tie FIN mile.
According 10 the agroemont between Cassidy AID Wd,
the later is pledged 10 any IN the tncd states fU
five ten miles for any amour, from 81 200 TO sioc0
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cHoIy

-..t,, .------ ~ q, 1870 ,y,.,,.
a slse,a I'p from ST. Louis to The CiHt'NHa" oat
under aateo Aug O. says:
30 aud 80 ckoleTa have Deeh 49,
me b9atd = Health since Sturdy several Of wDen sae
prove 1tal These mainly persons VINO saYe n
c9hug from Memphis New ORLEANS and other Sou ern
5lties while the others are principally leyee aborers o.
persons Who addicted Incorporate habits Isolated
have occurred in the city for three weeks past
among tho classes citizens but the matter Los
been kep qnie for fear that panic might occur me CITY
in Enusuy good sanitary condition and no apprehensons
are felt ths the disease viii epidemic for INC
city authorities constantly the alert and hereafter az
cases. IN whatever quarter hey occur WI De Tere q
be reported TO the Board Of Health"
TEE CHOLERA ~ BROOKLYN.
There lG tho County jan from noon Auge
unta last evening OF which three died. Tic male prisoners
have been removed the cells formerly occupied BY females
which have been perfectly igated. Ia the PeLNentay
tho diet Of the prisoners has been completely changed and he
eeet for tie better The total number Of cases reported
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arrived.

Scholarship Tart, ,gc .rs.ad Lissp'e JAY a Va err'l
nidsr. sai So 10 =. Guar. l'y ~! ~
sssm.Aip London, 'tLf
p W sirI-p, bo.u6 = 10. L ~ v
BilDw rg-s'. s3Ini - 'th, a. 81 ra-r.
irs.cnt CITY. bound ~ iA ri 10 pasSs f'enalr ieSi
KLglan. bound ~ diy n q % .s's ~ imam it-
ship also Of Nir.ns 1Hr or ie n3ta tgfgg ~
yeumshp lava Fl. Naofr sTp pool joy - va e'ersi'~i
ui- sid h. t,fssa J =. OF % t.'@d
9 hisar p1ssed siriiIs'il ~ ppp. oeiNd y.
Iris Nellie Nucle rry. nieas - days ~h sugar ' %
Dcsrutu Bros
BIG Nostrs tou fir i.cNis Crox II days viii
Geo. + . S-i,. Aew-iogk r.
Blk Koodoo to Iohn y. ~ nutpy LverSc ss,s Nah
col 70 VI. r.. 6rrene tn;rie.
schr : }. Mars Smith charleston days witt o. load i's-s
y. l.. McCteaiV go. ...f.
DAT
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Cricket.


NEw YORK ". ST. rEORgs--A FINE DISPLAY OF
cmcKET-rnE LARcEsr ATTENDANCE or TIE
SEASON.
The regular annual contest az cricket between these
leading Clubs Of the country commenced At HOboksn
the b,au fl grounds OF the ST. George Cab yesterday
Eoon Tie day Terminated ST. George had tie lead
by Of lO th0se beng tho fgiros Of the fret
inung each side The weather delightful. ard an
excellent wicket prepared the ground being very lively
Both clubs we're strongly represented although both
the services Of Of their trsi eleven players
81 George went 70 tue rst aGd three four OF their
big went Ch without special damage The New
York batteries sending in telling shots Lea being right
In the al tbc ad tue bowling admirably
uppo ted tn tbs field - George stock did with any
pecl demand at The Fr Board prices ruling very tow the
first four aickcis falling for - only. When Gibbes
graph told different story the ith wicket falling FOX 30
and Of which tiibbes maze splenddly Oh
tanned 10 q. Wright 81 H. Gsbon - and Hill Battered
carrying for good Hgham's wicket keeping
pny II Sal dam too being Tight up TO the mark Haiets
iedng aad beautiful catches too eicSd considerable ~
pause. 49,
dinner ). George vent into te field and New OK
seat Hudson and Turne The bat Hudson being The first 10
return he being a victim of Gbbes usual. hgham
ne and he and Turner colercd tho bowling bringing
tho slaws Hghsm OR nearly sn boar for D showing
masfey defense While Turner ran up y IN ne style no less
than seven hrees marking his The second wicket did
not fall until ~ had been placed upon tho scores bat aerward
change took place Jarne being the only other PLAYER WHO
made stand he securing - by excellent cricket CHANCES
for catches seemed 10 BIZ the order Of tho play on both sides
only three wckets being bowed during the entire days play
The George fielding not ny 10 their usual mark We
except the long stopping OF ILL., although several excellent
catches ButelGs figures the best in the
bowling via CO. 90 o. and Il Lees being best on the New
York side viz: l2J 49, - aud The attendance
ia the game We give The OF the innings played.
ST. GEORGf. MN. YORK
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sIsEPFsNG INTEEEgCEYSE.
PORT D. NEW-YORR ......p,


Str.asir ip1n. fsiou. Of-lls. Lg. Pea q
sesl.p ibenas, Bourne. Nofok Cry Pc..' Lchnold. w
90 .s,.n, Fox \ Co.
Steamship sas,osi. Rias. Norfolk City Point Nd ReLacnl u
ll,iuecksu a Pamole.
stes.p Franconia. sherwood rltand =. P cromwell Co.
Ship L. ncncr johnson. san friD'l.co. Sst;oE 81.
ntTs ru'ep prise tBhl. Az LondDad'rly " = NJ n.wof
4 Go.
PaA Gazette lBfel.l Meyer Acapulco. II. ytla csTre
Ei. john Sle.w o. Wooster, Osvrs MAu4Y VEINS
forulsto pi.0l ~ Ian. lblle Rr.tc. e. AgTt.f
hs taiasas lh NcDouid, ~ Croi, "a Erpnss.rs 6 W.
T. alC4l
br.r Oaswa bel NsDsrad ric,oa. J. = whflsy 9 &C.
Ere Gle, T1yi0. = Ih3n,is, Il. r. ,'ifr.-'.
Biz o..fDssi (Bi.l Nl'er London. s..y 4 = .~h
bri- indi,,sie lHolW.i nEs. lr. r. rts's sEch - b.
Ner-L
Eas ~ trr,. - rply s., lahl. p, G.sii, s.r1co
~ 30 nrnlt.+ ~ il i.lt no. 8 Van Bf.n' q aeif
fr.t Ia Mass - e. Z. ". i.r Ric@e. feoE'rs T.
SIR. nEiso. Don, fiuflI Y. =. Hurt 60.
Sa Rohr Pslnor Bs4-.s. G.l.s.on. e. H. NaoTy 90.
SOC. U,rsn Wv. 7 l.f. hoI 3. I. 3 Chrse = O..
SrhT. ~ Bo.rl', " ts1frss1 Erp f.lHf -esi.
set Graiu. tl,.,l ItfHi ST. john, =. y, sEk'r IN
.drA
seaa g.. p. B,r'Dn, Jones. H.rf.rj. i. Br.sssSco.
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~ 4. Dispatch received IN The city yesterday we
learnthst Mr. George W. Bramhal Of this city and mem
bef Of tie 6rm of Robert Bullock Co. died on board the
.choorsr swan bound rom Florida to Savannah. He
one NO prominent business Of New York ond lad
wide circle Of acquaintance D, whom he was very highly
tceuel Hcleliesn hotlI 80 d.s city and one DO New
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d. james Sccrcly md Professor at the School OF Arul
dne Anens and Fember Of the Sanitary Council OF that
diy. Ged Of cholera, July AZ.
james Putnam frmery State Senator and Consul At
layTc writes 10 tho Board Of Helith as follows have
Jeasue in stating thGt this still free from cholera At
loucn however there about and six deaths
At Amiens It still prevails 20 alarming extent The
resent prospect that carly restored peace on the Cont
lt viii esiorc tho armies 10 he usual relations ana cond
ions
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FFELD sP0BTs.
Hase Fall.

MATCH BETWEEN THB LrTHoeRAPInC EMrLOYEs 81
MAVERICK, STEPHAN & co. AND HATCH a co.
The above players had an interesting aud exciting
the PecoEc Grounds, Bedford J.. l. Saturday
August. Owing 10 the tLoy orly aDe to play
fyo ln.rgs The game resulted in victory for NJ & Co.'S
employee iy OF - to Below append tie scOre
1 e. 4. L
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rasserye,s Arri,.i.

FROM L.yER7CCL SD QgGEsstJVg--'a f.esr..ir "a
N. D1 5s p 2. Bsgu. ii,, j. Byas. = necls i 81
IN, O. a.. &c Lav4e M aad Alrs = Lertrr ns lScdutr ~
,b.el NJ aLl NJ z. r fre 1an Ma Royo v Hoott.
Wa q a. H.rfci,. Nil r. il 4. Ar8orer r. sracL D.
Lo H. NJ iliau Co. he1s.sis. u " rsiay A. a. I.
AEaisoas Nh llmdarcI Miss Npf'.-e i.T he.iy ~
" f-i Ms. hayH"f ~
loaes. A =. Blfie' a s. 'agh 81. go ~ tcu=ar, ~ "a
M A,N J. Ho~r = g. MAJ, ~ II DXol' ~ fai NJ rtlhf
gll N Ls.tei A NaHs NJ. LonsliTc I'd Roy = ~
Mo Low. eti. SIR. iuclc 81 scc1 q "
E.eAn. W Ge.l - Taoic9u. ME M.ls p - hazrl J. = -
p,lfer q. DOgu, MI s4y1f.lf s. g.. III. BT,s 'l
Cyn,6'es, p ". De.: er, y ". Fc'as ~. Wl,ermon -
: and son, q. BuLsr NJ Jc?et = =. ia, r. Fs
NJ SER. N. Hsysood ~ ~. ~. r5asy Mr. 4 2. Ct,l
WI T. aud Is4y. No J. r. 0r'eueA q. tirs Hmnpc- ,.
cpkrs y. Hl-lcl-v g. Rcicnt ~. itg, NJ Lswt.5 f \.
GsneHaat' j. ilht, MIR B','c a7 MOO " y. Val .
hakrr rni iv. Rev " Efefi Ia fr, o. D. ID 2.
AID Ns Poi - AMI eli i~n sr. >a"af - - 'ehHs - rt
men snd -. 'n sire B'si g T. ste L. J. wilson. J. g. i
sher 4. ~ ~ -srr Mis- go. ~. Bel il Pew r. =.
TER g. haywood. W Pc e. = Wlerh.fa =. Hoads
81 FooFrss Mr snd Mr.. gnef p. = iste
h ff.isesr sesYsn', Queen kmnas tsa sefy-ts, ~ ~.
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:ro,.l. ............. 2.Tg IS ~

r,ou November il 70 November % there deaths
nom cholera In New y@h end p o., lssii4y!s max
ing total for the entire r.I VI so from 1hs Dadst. -
ls5-D January les there deaths from cholera. in
Ami O. 10 June, in July, 3 IN August u IN September
J. and In December J. making . total OF 10.
leG-In 1856 there deaths from cholera naney la
June /; in July q and 10 August y. Total. 9
le5-In August OF 1884, there were deaths from cholera.
which was the total for that year.
lseIn lre i've deaths occurred from this cause namely
four in July and ono IN September.
lg59In 1859 there four deaths from choieiatwO In
June one IN July and one in November
February Of LEGO there death from cholera;
10 July ,hree DEATHS September four and IN december
one death; making total OF nine.
July ~ gave cholera victims August Octo.
ber and December victim making total for The year
ofl2 - .
ls62-In February Of le62 cholera found victim IN Now
York in March In May ia June victims in July vic
TIM and in August victims. Total tor the year 3
le63ln 1868 June death from cholera July deaths
August DEATH September October Total for the yoa
ls6i-In 1864 there 10 deaths from cholera namely
in January, in February. in May in July in August
aud In September
Ices there deaths from this poison, namely
in July and In August.
Ie6-Up 10 last Sasurday during the current year the
following deaths have taken place from cholera:
Nal ~ na.sl.
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e ont ere rapidly accumulang 10 this country In Liverpool
cSreay where great zeal has been shown in carving out
d.inectng measures the disease although g weeks
.aniug now, has hitherto been stpt within very marrow
limits. IN administrative power ma yOuI iIVs,-iinn
ton in many points very much advance Of our own ess
ion on the same topics.
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FRICTION. CAhbRiDtb AND htDFthD
Rresd e, The TRIBUNE for hs rssk e.d.as Wed esdag
Aug. 9, 1861
''''' ID '-- Cattle Sheep sbo,s,. Fs Hos, Mas.
Tts veek. 1906 IL He 200 25sI ~
LAST wsek............l727 500 :1 if9 a.,
PEIcEs.-Besf pcr 100 No. total weight 81 sde islios
and ueat extra slid sli 30; first quality. s1Ods5 'D
second quality sl3as3 25. third quality f2ae273 ZONE
o. poorest Bulls. &C.. s9asl.
W0Tti.9 OreH--S2O0 a $780,
Ceasdgd Young Cares-Far quality 1885, extra a. q
sls0: fsrrow and dry, s3Oasi5
Stq-Per y. live weight 5dC.c.; Steep and Lamcs per
lead IN iots, 81 JO0SJ.
Tdt HsgsPer 10 HALLE live weight, shotes wholesale
lolc; RETAIL l9alici Pigs wholesale = 6ci rett, -
R.Ga Is, sLiOD lOslOlc per D. country lots. sassie
car N4,hs-&Jc. DER 10.
Jallcn--s 194c. per 70.
Pe,s--50c tel each .i..... 49,. -
We have this week OJ5 cal " Western ca,dc
fl rgec. number OF Wesiern that vas ever received u
Inc uu or u Sheep and Lambs is also FEoportonaey sl"
from .ese statements il will easy 70 anticipate mo e
an ceg Tie advance in prices lat Wek ts 100 oi'en nc
fg.t ird1oel drOvers to rash in an over supply $40
fse cs ere broken down There are many good loi, ~
f,tfe ana decline such j. less Than On te more GU
Sey ga ties IL requires very good steers and oxen 10 gs
frvl M over I3ie y ID. The aygrSo 4seAne ~ l-itv
fritstv Ic " Many lots of fight cattle are stu -f
lie owucls saving there IL c. ~ on nose eaucs. "''
w,,e so & 4 lie over the Northern RAJ eals. -
Ile.e az. about 1900 Northern AID Eastern shecp o
aubs AM over 1000 Western Buyer an seller el' ~
luag OF the arove: usual Tof9 taelily OF eA't
nrreed 0I week. that quot ions OF sales even Val
lsIdly slow tie state Of the marsc Il was pew
al breakdown for the drOverfro to, 10 ~ per he" W
tLan st week and less than epesicd by owner y 20
maay o,s not sod and sone have zen iarnta cn I" "a
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH
10y Tolegiarh.l
CHOLERA AT CINCINNbII.

tHt ibRA AT tlNtlNNhll.
CINCINNATI, Aug. s.-Thcre were II deaths ny
cLol, "a yesterday and ic new cases.
TIE QUARANTINE AT sAyANNAn
SAVANNAH Ga Aug. g.. Major Crofon. after making inI
representations the War Department. has been authorized
10: to aalarile vessels rom New York. except on poire
proof Of eridenio sclEess on board.
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.vo'ice 60 Mariners.

0UAAtNuSK AZ cvEAcoA. - ...-.. - - . .
Masters JguAi a.. oil tnfacoa he w ~ 81
States with b Of Eeits viii b. pat ~ qaarenne io - T
y,,ioa for eight days She island Of Little Cnlseoa II they ase
bOsrl vessel hey will be ibs ~ icry days as"
tine. and the 90 be and-d At lparsnthe. s q
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Whaters.

The bark Matapoi,e rpp. arrived Weror the ~ ie
Atlantic la, from beston Gro ma with ~ tbs u
aud IS bsckhsh oil board Ssni home bOs OIL
sposrn-Bsk Vineyard months nom SANDWICH isia.' los
In lst, n. .H.Irs
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The .oop Mari Dia, Dr,.e am Norwich Tor Nswyck
zsd "a Lous Island sound Ia ssul ,t
D. int Cd b. Ellen bAnes. CBetd ifoin
fog Newport, AID taken into Sew'LoE1en