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nERRlNG,s PArEYT CHAMPION .Atr.-
STOVES, TIN-WARE, &c.
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y HuUsE-FURNISHIMG ARTICLES,
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y IT. vi U IF''I'|III'''I III .|4sI''I
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Also large assortment Of Farhank's celebrated
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Thankful for the past patronage, hope Tor a
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-02
Death Of six Children from the Milk Of Cow
Rittcn BY "a Mad Dog.
[Frnm the Madison Az. JoumaI. D.. ~

From the Madison. wis., Journal, Dec. %
MI Henry Drew. Assistant Superintendent OF
Public Property has related % the particulars Of
a case of hydrophObia. 40 the village OF Waterloo,
which SURPRISE, n tragic interest almost any story
OF Oh. Kind wc ever read.
Some sin or seven wears ago mad dog went
throu- Do l..e village v. Waterloo, Jefferson county,
and b.t % number %. animals. Among other> IL
snapped al tac leg OF cpW belonging 10 Mr.. Bah
cock Tho animal was examined but no mark was
fOun. al. 20 Ns- Supposed that % escaped beng
bitten. Ih, ANNA. vas afterwards sold % man
BY the name OF Garrison. who used her miA very
frrel "a, dad ty,o oI his children. Some of th,
neighbor- including Mr.. pr-W'- family. were AIS,
supplied with the milk of this COW.
At different times during tlr time since the COW
was bitten there has been ucVp.icIb.. and fatal
sickncs, among those using her milk. Jud two chill
dren of Mr.. tiarri-ons. Two ot Mr. preW'> and two
Others have been attacked with ,pJ-ms and died In
great agony. Mr. Garrison has also been attacked
al times with SpISms. The mystery Of this sickness
was solved by the death. with every symptoms OF
hydrophobia, a short time ago. OF the COW SO slightly
bitten seven wears ago, and In whose system mad
ne~- had been latent ever since.
The else is a singular one and worthy the atteu-
ton Of scientific men.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-02

THE RICHMOND MEDICAL JOURNAL,
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DROWN'S STANDARD SCALES,
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". VI. ,'as Fhe: ss, as s ss
view 81 aiding tho reSion By GRIPPING Id resources
Of the loyal States By setting 1Re 70 The city Of
New York ne pnsoneS came With lettsrs OF inzoduc
da under an assumed mama, and he was introduced to
parties R0ey naxwes That We the hrst link in tho
conspiracy. Who were with him williams ChenAals,
Kennedy. they take rooms; they have no ySbe means
Of employment they arc seen t6gsther; -hey in
oommoncason with each other a the Belmont hotel on
me ns. ~ s nss sss p ,s end .
because he unable - put his finger on tho fact that
the prisoners the hand that actually applied the
counsel 70 say that this man had been guilty Of no
offence and had not aided in the crime OF arson.
IN very clear and forcbe language Mr. Courtney detailed
he went along He alluded 70 Jacob Thompson ~ the
nstgsor OF the offence that had been committed The
parties no thr Courtney had named had ADVISED and
one Of the prime movers in the ,:bellon which had
almost brought the country to the verge Of universal
D Dss and dssrscSn re was one Of the cab
ne took he had power and position which he used aid
ing this infamous rebellion Funds 10 vast amount be-
longing to the government had been distracted and his
tory showed that he was In that They
found him skulking away in Canada, suggesting to
those men how 70 aid tho rebellion, and he
was in connection with rebeldom-he was the
man that sent twenty thousand dollars In gold 20
Ben Wood 70 keep up the Daily Necs-to keep up the
rebellion against the United states Humanity would
shudder at the dnstardy acts OF these They would
De set down not engaged in lawful warfare but rs the
perpetrators Of offences worse than coud be committed
by any savagos the face Of the EARTH The learned
gentleman concluded by saying that on the entire case
he thought his Honor could not do otherwise than hold
the prisoner for trial. r. .t-
After some remarks in reply from Mr. Laroque, the
Commissioner said that the case involved qustiQne
relating 70 arson, conspiracy, giving aid and comfort ID
fully and pronounce his decision early next week.
me proceedings then terminated.
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,s..y sendiasn .shrf Mr.ta. Eldrdss. Bos.ss g5at
ss ca Ss. lsa 81
Bio tBr johnson. Londonderry; schr. Mary Rich Hop
ss:: sss1 Ss 1I fs1dss boI New !sSs
dish Hsh Msw York SD steamer E%p,rs S ge1 ss
sr CORK SEs iuss s SSs'1 OK bsnssss ssss oss
FORTRESS MONROE, yxn ,s-Arr seArs Graham, Hss.
ss AKA Fsss
oIoUcEsyzl Jan i7-Arr .chr Caroline Knight. Gard
gSraEs III ssTs q. sSs' Ky xs' for ss
Harris B.id%ors FOR Belfast M,nmond Paine so.soa
Charlotte Fish John AcAdan, william Pickering, John
A isaMx1 trs scnasslo Moon savannah for Boston
a a ss :sss -, ::ss
Do 81 D.. e9sfs .l s s a;s
b isa
NEWBIRYP6RIJ Jan ls.Arr y sShr Amelia, dornsn.
G iTa sgsnSg in " Dutch
B;o9 g.. l a.a sss4 o.crr. ADAM. M
Baltimore. Sid 18th, ship Release Boes, Bolivia South
NEW HAVEN, Jan ls-Arr schr Champion, Elizabeth,
Bosson sshrs Ham, Cain GEN ssos h..s d.
c So shp spsn Fh
Ds srxTss ssosng ys:as e. Are no.
4 d saf bss o sss rom
and Cen sherman from Charleston, all for Philsce
Fort Monroe for do; Smith, from Georgeown tor Phiis
dephs Dsmse and Fame for Fort Monroe left the Bleak
PORTLAND, Jan ls-Arr Col Eddy Coombs, Elizabeth
port =
is-Arr steamship Nova scoan Liverpool via Londonder
ry bark Andes Dang Philadelphia; brig belmont Locke
Cochrane, do. CID bark Istris (ncw, OF NYork Small
Charleston.
PORTSMOUTH. Jan ls--Ar schr Active Sherman, Baltt
more.
PROVIDENCE Jan le-Arr steamships Gaa.ea, Jones.
New York; Warrior Mott, New York
RiCHMOND, Jan Is-Sd schr Azeda Laura, NeIndo,
Jersey via Nansemond.
SALEM, Jan ls-Arr schrs Mary b smith, Foster. Cay
enne: Caroline Knight, Gardner NYork.
WILMINGTON, Jan l6--Cld steamship Raleigh, walker
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New Jersey Items.

Theodore Allen, of the late firm Of Allen, Hughes
Riley, bounty brokers' charged with swindng recruits
out OF $126 900, was admitted TO bail in the of
SO 600 by United States Commissioner Jackson OF Jer-
City Noah D. Taylor and Charles Francis Trask, Of
Jersey City, became his sureties
THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT AT 81. PErER's CHURCH
Coroner Kristen Of Jersey City, concluded inquest
yesterday on the body of Edward Geeman, who
killed by the giving way or scanolding at the new
g. Peters church OF erection In Grand street,
Jersey City. The following verdict rendered:-We
ind that Edward Geeman to his death by falling
from the roof Of the st. Peters church. corner OF
Grand and Van Worst Streets Jersey City, In consequence
Of the removal OF brace from under scaeold which
the deceased had been at work. Tho removal Of the
brace by of the painters gross piece OF
careessness although done without foreseeng the fatal
consequences that ensued. Such Indifference to the
safety Of life and limb meets our unanimous censure.
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its editors and publishers George W. Aatseii And
William Mcclellan Deponent prays that said Maisef
and hacKellar may be arrested and dealt with according
TO law ALEX I. STEWART.
Sworn TO before me the Goth day Of January, 1850.
JosERH DcwLNo, Police Justice
CIVIL AND CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS,
is expected win be commenced and continued against
the defendants named, until Mr.. Stewart may have re-
seived at the hands Of the law all the reparaon the
statutes vouchsafe in similar cases II is claimed by
him that no never the woman thus connected with
him. and never hfsrd Of her until the publication in the
newspaper In quefton
The defendanss in explanation. deny in the most
unqualified terms that Mr. Stewart is the gentleman
ling required them nnd bail in the of 900 each
TO await the result Of examination, which il named
for to morrow tksndsy) afternoon
Chief Matecll crtered into bond for Mr. MacKellar
and the latter rendered similar service for Mr. Masel
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Martss Disasters.

~ POI loss Of ssr General sh.ridsn 80 r.ner.
columns.
- scnr Martin. smith, won, ashore near us.rss
Iis bar night 7'b spd this captain snd
frozen " death ~. columns The built st
FrxsDeth City Nc m iss7 where u. owned, O.
tons register snd rated AZ
ssr der hassxniSa Bourne, h,hoe FOR Liverpool pre-
viously reported sAfs oe.n s;si Jons.
Seventeen 81 The drowned and the captain =
missing. sse icln register bun IN This cit, in
iss rated Az and osusd by rayior. Tier cargo
listed Of 1911 bales sss bushels wheat xes bushels
aud eases OF cotton good.
sHr NsnpIAr hsnce London, reported per Vows SEQ
tan sbsndopsd iS register, bn Fast Boston
IN is2 rated Al ihs city By Thos Durham.
Her cargo foltws.,sss bhls aonr 1879 bushels
Dbl beef ioS ZOE lbs oil cake ssxO bs cbeese, 81
bbis tnrpenno 10 horn - casks ia. t< Ibs bees
var - hhds totaccs obs rue, shoe per- and 10
chests tea.
BsIa ANGLIA (Ner, from c.ru,su v.rco for H.vr. wA
cargo cotton fasie hides ashore Pickles
Reef previous to Jan ~; Of Der has been isseu
into Key West In good condition.
seHs RrsA Oar Cof Camden Nj, Adams from New
bern New YORK. fsen On With 18th inst IN as 10
lon ~ DO by ne barb s-so which arrived 81 this port
yesterday fros konteseo wsteraxcd rudder gone. head
and waterways badly stove The soot OF The captain HE
wife son. and hvs sesmen brought them 10 this
port Capt Adams reports having encountered heavy gale
from NNE the 5b inst, which lasted ave days. during
which he received the above dsmasr. rie eight
years Old and owned By Jss ay Daniel Dsy snd t,hsi Of
Camden, NJ.
The fog cleared OF shcutt Pm yesterday the Sound si.'m
detained several hours 10 consequence, most Of
them arriving At this city at late hour.
scrs wAnrxs-A telegram from Captain David Davis,
dated al Gcorretovn Sc aes that his weasel ehr War.
reu Pail River from Massnras for Bristol RI and which
reported vrcched al Haterss Inlet and most of
the drowned) ashore ihs pebarde Beach, 10
es the norbwsrd Of Gsorssowp shs, the 81
ssfe that he expects most Of The easo Of moss-
V<s sails and rigging
suAusR CpAs Bs-Tcr, reported yesterday abandoned,
buih At East Vasdsu mot 81 Mystc aud was built for
tho purpose Of rdrnins bcwe~n Hartford e. and New
Norh ahe eft Newborn the 6h met Nc1t dav took
hsavy rorhersy gale d1ied OF into the uuf
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no TO THOMAS X. AGNEws, $50 AID 70 oHfIs.
~ich stfeeI of Murray aud there tou VII tn.
c.s Coees Fish, Flour and everything cheaper Ms1
anx store in New York One price house.
C,CHiLBEpGs GERHAs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- certain the slightest danger, for Piles oh
Sc FOR W Bovery and by all principal drusssts
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sold Jan & tho vessel materials and bringing
&c apparently s asnassd txo i;,x i
IN the United States
BRIG NEsRAsxA Emery, from Galveston for Boston put
b b and st ss ana rans shs out IN for supply Of
sails &c. and would sail few days. The hull was In good
BRIG JOHN Ayrrs from Philadelphia, Of and for Boston,
VIII s 4 %n has made
.io u Wiz Il
that the nth inst fell in with the wreck Of The
after fell in with erbottom up.
Bc the Of the brig aygssOn aSsn,
e hs
settled with the underwriters. receiving $4,000
suss As a. Hate hs.isrss iss sosioa viii
Terry has been raised ana arrived at Ncwoen' NC, for
ScHR BnoAprILD of Dennis before reported ashore
New m % T on sa s1 ss 1asn e sa
salvage for their services which the owners will pay and
Sen. BEE, FaAExIl as she lies Collins Beach,
Newport to be sold s auction yesterday for the benefit
York put Fortress Monroe 18th inst report. hayina
os ss and oherwse damaged on morning Of
nj ted BALLAST wis and
REysSuE NIAxr arrived at Newport afternoon Of
M from ss ssassr and saSv ss'
% on a. Sss 9Th s nssa hs s . degrees 0s'0" zero
for Phaisphs "wednesday last has returned She Ost
The Golden Light which sailed FOR Savannah on the I'D
have put back
with PHI s dR Ss s 90 % sas for asy and with
The Friihof which was abandoned Dee &C. crew
of which saved BY the Nova seotian s, was bound
jan pTs Rsrdon rom Yyork for London was aba
yesterday In at % Ion " W. arrived here by
The Sorth xmerlcsn !ss, hence for Portland. s. has
PIT A.. .I e s ~ sspco FOR sso in
Bsiinskelgs Bay WIKI masts cut away ane likely to be
pnsa, has arrived here ieaiy
c.oo.Ayxs bark iAS Sss from n. SyS,a 70,
distant "a and il IL feared viii DO total wreck.
ss. k'as Bs S ess s:a
,shs and Francis ss.pks sr.% San Andr - The two
Notice 70 Masdners.
cry fsssmsn Of tie reysnre steamer A;hgeo sesss
isss dir.ay IN tic track vessels aud should
ship Gen.oo from San Francisco FOR ca'aO Dec
BARK 4 Iunssr tBr,, from Liverpool for Baltimore
Big s'S,mhsss Ryan from Honduras tsAor,
s is ' q =. jan "a OF Cap. Henry
sn W. %s La sG see 'G son % r..
on Madeira and lost Soon and part OF cutwsserty The
.;:s 3 s s ~ :.I Eastern
[YkVH8h
AsFwxnS Dec 8Ar fbflbwI lbnass, verhpgyB, NYerk;
inois, kesI .ao O., x., v.,-... " p,u...,
sosT,
Pn.s, osS Mnnss ,s ~ ,..s
NAM, s,ns Ny. I' ,NeA'' w "''
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Esss esrarESs. Iuea.s do Os nslns s."Fa vsps
40; IN sd,s, shn,cS,,i Hvo,s "s-"
In Port. Nov "a ids Ml4a Young Hadssd; Normally.
neIntosh ienwood Bst;egso 1nnfs, Bess; spirit OF
the Age, Archeson; Floreace Treat short fnds Suns
ysu.na ,ssinaers SsssqIic
nVg Ivy q, vsnAsn., I'm. ~ IN.
Trs,," iosr.cn sna senirmin A,msr ssvvers for
n nsar ~ nn,.hv Ho
.,, ion.. risis so,s' MINT Gc,c f,,iTorI. a.,
LAM. Sse, a. Ana Violet Richsrdrl Tor Roston
'~.ee ~, ~ "a. a.. 1870 p,o Il ~ -
pssi. Dec sArr Kathleen, Roberts for Phisdelphls
49,. s,.h.e.S. fsr II "a Canine rhooy,~on 40 for AZ
MMnd snchoreqi' '~A - - - s' ~ "
Put bscI jan from punsen.ss chip Lizzie Noses Aus
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one Michael uavsnach tha, received ssoo Of the onsv
Of the Brotherhood and that pretending 10 hsve Pod
that notwthstapdingst had broUbt tack' out
Of The sum q Check On Roshsehiles hsoss
Messrs Kntau and O'Nahony wIre desirous
10 circulate early in the contest through Voc Duly Ns
sach;rr ths;, r.,ns. - q sS.v nrudcr.- -
eire 70 nut IL FORWARD on tie sfuuldss 81 their fo
lowers Who having nothing 70 sgs either N character
or purse enioy the Immunity from legal psnsAmont
usually accorded 70 he pauper knays who ISLANDERS bet
ter men than himself at the bidding Of those who pay
him These men know weii enough that have never
retained or appropriated my penny Of the
money Of the Fenian Brotherhood; that do not hold
dollar Of il now, and that wherever have travelled,
either here In Ireland, on the business OF
my own pocket and never essened the nds
tanners can as mnchp re refute or even meet the
assertions Of who regard truth honesty would
De neverenaing usxi put wns' navo nc oeioa" INC
The accusations made AGAINST one who has simply tried to
do his duty by them, and TO generous and cond
ing people rom sponaton oy men VINO ansc'
!oI tne .nos. pun Poses' Aa " eo W
sne .vunry .ney ps.Lsss ~ Nv W. Samaa r.o d.nra
IL w. a. LII $500 ,;h h had 70 mass hs
IN Wv y. az, v mi " ~ S;.,Ssh;r ~ shose ,s
esrhee 70 pr'zc s'sI. moso nS ~ ~ mo
r ss s Uy ~ sha fnrers n every one or whnr
49," 10y ,rar =, ~ 49, herd ,vorking cann,rvr,.n -
VIC ino"1y " W. p' ,,u H., ~. 49,. en 40
ssoxlnf, na'o Nv o h..es. 60 ,.,s. "vu-
1870 - III Lirdss pr, have m oh,Snr es;,h az.
hn a.. ~. - a,s,.nt uhan ths ;~d.s.... ne.
orer or later awaits deceit shall reach thar, ana ,ho
shall stand marx for the execrat ions of those shy
would mislcad and plunder ~
PATRICK = NrEH.N
Mr. Heehan believing that in his sixteen years resi-,
aerca in INC comnnur,tu M. had .s.r.S az "h..
for honesty ana frnfhSnness in ,nto,ron.se ..h r
fellow men which could stand cr ,,se,r sro;rs. 49, -
nna ~ -horc h"s s,sna, n~ ~ s .fas. mon not
him The nrd,rarv c,ed;t ts, osS th ~ pTUu.o
conrse Of the world consented ~ r,ta hi:
onlv 10 avert IN. assaults thar ware henc msds
him nYon ths oroan,,,t;nn ,,th whch DO 10 ;dsrtie.
he Fan;an R,othn,ho"I sonnd.c on tho phs.%n,Uh,
consultation IL is regarded az OF much interest by both