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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
yESTE DE PARTAGE-JAGoB U. PAYNE & JILsOE
Harrison contre Winter W Breazeae ct autres
CONsTABLE:s SALES.

A. FOLEY vs.. GEO. BLFASKEY- JUSTICE
Court Parish of Oreans-No 2S3
DY VIRTUE of n writ of ferf facias to
D directed blythe Honorable Geo H. Braughn Second
Justice of the Peace and for the parish of Oreans will
proceed to sell al public auction SATURDAY the l0th of
street between Poydra Lafayette streets the fol-
lowing described property, to
One two.wheeled Spring Wagon.
Ezy-TERXs-Cash on the spot
JOHN C. KUZAC,
Constable sc oud Justice Court.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

"A New and Great Epoch in Medicine
DE- Maggie Ia the founder of new Medical System!
The uuantitariana whose internal doses enfeebe
the stomach paay1e the bowels must give precedence
to the man health and appetite with from oneo
two OF his extraordinary Pills and the most viruent
sores with his wonderful and Ahealng Sal7e
These great specifics the Doctors are fast suPercedns
all the steeoyped of the day Extraordinary cures
by Mase Pills and Save have opened the eyes Of the pub
lie the necency of the $50 called remedies Of Others and
upon which people long bndy depended Aaggel
Pns are lot Of that swallowed by the doEen and
of which every full creates an absolute necessity for
another One or two of Magges Pills suffice to place the
bowesn perfect order the stomach create an appetite
and the spirits light and buoyan There no grpng'
and no reaction in form of constipation If the liyers
Infected functions restoed ana if the nervous system
is feeble nygorsed This last quality makes the Medi.
ines very desirable the of delicate females Ulcer
Gus erupye diseases literally exnguished by the dis"
nfectant power Msggies salve Ia fact it is here an
nounced that Magges Bilious Dpeptc and Diarhea Pills
cure where all others fail While for Burns scalds Ch.
blans CUTS all abasions of the skim Magges Save ia
inable Sold by j. Maggiel II Pine street. New York, an
allDruggistB, at rs cents per box.
BARNES, WARD CO,
Nayun
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

GnIlIghnn's pills for Chiii' and Fever
The testimonials attached to the advertisement q these Pulls
are from gentlemen throughout the whole country
Their veacty questioned and places the merits of
the medicine beyond doubt and recommends to pop
rlar favnr. See the advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

--Marriage and CeIIbacy, an Essay OF
Warnings and instruction Young Men Also, diseases
abuses which prostrae vital powers with means
If relief Sent free charge in sealed letter envelopes Ad
dress Or. J, sKILLIN HOUGHToN, Howard Association,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
AUCTION sALEs THIS DAY.

THE WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR oARRoLLToN
Hotel With ait Fixtures, Dependencies Extensive and
Beautiful Grounds situate in the Of Carroon
site tue Depot Of tbe CarroIton Railroad.
BYJ. B. WALTON dk DEsLoEDE.
j. B. WALTON, Auctioneer
once II Carondslet street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
M'..aCELLANEOUs---NEW
N%TECE...,........,.......,,.,,.,,,.,., NOTICE.
NOTICE.
AUDITon's OFFICE, STATE or LOUISIANA, !
New Orleans, November 9, 1866.

RENA GUTEREz, duly licensed the 9th day Of Janua-
ry 1906 Auctoneer in and for the Parish of Orleans
having forfeited his license by failing have his accounts
audited and settled quarterly required by law the same is
hereby withdrawn in accordance with the 9Th section of the
entitled IAN Act relative to AucoGeera," approved
March H. 1858. H. PERALTA Auditor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

- Mrs. Wlnslovv's Mystic Pi1la are pre-
pared only alegmate purpose and the only safe and
effective medicine for females extant
Do te with yosr health and cheap and dangerous
medicine which druggists bought and will recommend
being ignorant ofther properties.
They certain for oil those painful and dangerous
disorders which the female constitution is subject They
moderate all excess and all obructons they invig
the debitaed and delicate and, by regulating ant
strengthening the system the hue of health restored to the
cheeks weakness spine and limbs relieved and oil th
Indications of debility removed. maiden, wife
mother shouldbe without them
Try according direction and be convinced tha
they are the LadyB Friend.
Ask for MRS wINsL0w's MYSTIC PILLS. Take non
other Price Sc per box, or three boxes for So
For sale by afidruggists.
Wholesale Agent for the South,
ca n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
.BALLs--,-8AgLs.
DRESS nALn

To be given by the
coNW. 1AL REsUsCITATORs OF MIRTH,
AT the M.0REsQgE BUILDINGS, On WEDNESDAY
DECEMBER 10, 1866
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
NTETAIRIE COURSE RACES.
WINTER MEETING.
70 Commence on December ee, 1865,

WINTER MEETING.
To Commence on December 22, 1860.
al ages Two mile heats SOD entrance, $50 added. To
close October three more to fill,
SANE DAY-sweepstake for year olds. Mile heats.
800 entrance half forfeit $500 added To close October
SECOND DAY-TUESDAY, December %. Purse $1,000, |
for all ages. Two mile heats.
THIRD DAY-7WEDNESDAY, December &C. Purse 5000,
for all ages Dash of three miles.
SAME DAY-Purse 800 for all ages. Mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-THURSDAY, December 27. Annual
Stake year ods Mile heats 800 entrance half Forfeit
$500 added. To close November three to ELL.
SAME DAY-Annua Stake for year ds Two mile
heats $3.50 entrance 500 forfeit $500 added To close
November l. three more to fl.
SAME DAY-Purse $500 for all ages Dash Of two miles.
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY December %. Purse $50. Mile
heats best three in FIVE.
SIXTH DAY-SATURDAY, December %. Purse $3.50.
Three mile heats
SEVENTH DAY-TUEsDAY, January l, 1867. Purse
slOO0 Dash of four miles.
SAME DAY-Purse $3.50 Two mile heats.
No reduction walk In Sweepstakes the second
horse his stake and in Purse Races
ten per cent. goes to the second horse.
Jockey Clue Rules. H. B. FOLEY, Superintendent
Box 23l N Q: Post Office.
THE MECHANICS AND
AGRICULTURAL FAIR ASSOCIATION
OF LOUISIANA.
The frat GRAND FAIR of this Association will take
place on the --. ........ ..... ...a..
FAIR GROUNDS CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Commencing on
TueUdny, goth of November next.
Inventors manufacturers agrculturats, stock raers and
others any portion United States desirous of being
represented in this industrial exhibition obtain full in
formation by addressing the officers of the association
7. N. MARKS, President.
LUTHER Homes Secretary and Treasurer.
C. H. S LoCoMB, Chairman of the Committee Fair
| Grounds
CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM
40 AND I2 ST. CHARLES ST. OPPOSITE sT CHARLES HOTEL.
Open from s A NJ UnI1P NJ Daily.
R. W. SCHAFFER. MANAGER.
The Museum building reftted and enlarged at
expense expressly for the Curostes to be exhibit
| ted therein.
| OVER TEN THOUSAND CURIOsITIES, comprising
Wild Beasts Birds Fishes, Insects Minerals, Paintings
Coins Relics of the Revolution and wonderful things from
every part world will be there found exhh
| tiUn In connection with the above curiosites, AMES'S
GREAT TRAVELLING MENAGERIE, consisting of African
Lions Tigers Leopard Kangaroos Balloons, Birds, Etc
will daily exhibition together with celebrated Chimes
Jugglers Artists who will perform wonderful and darnl
feats in Knife Throwing Etc The intrepid LA BELLI
LOUISE and her Performing Animals will daily add to tn
attractions of the Museum.
Admission so cents; Children % cents.
The CITY Museum will open Wednesday, Oct 10th
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

CATURDAY, Nov. 10, at 12 O'Clock M
y the MerChsnt and Auctioneers Exchange on Royal
street, will be sold
A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND,
situate ia the town of Garroton in the parish of Jefferson
being triangle bounded by Leyee street CaPe and
First street measuring less, 5S feet front on Canal
avenue, COS feet inches lines less front First
street and 79 teet inches or ess front on eyee street.
forming the site OF the long established popular Hotel known
to the pu rlic as the CARROLLtON HOTEL
improvements the above described grounds sst
of large twoory frame building with Galleries in front and
rear distributed into psrlo eat bsrroO and
numerous sleeping apartments This building Is surrounded
by very extensive and highly improved grounds and win
tinue as the past be the popular places
pubic resort and amusemen: New Orleans
Under administration Of the CarTollton Railroad
cars will for Carroon FIVE minutes thus making
that town of this city The Hotel has lately
furnished and fitted at great cost and all the fixtures
and furniture will be sold with the Hotel.
h TRRNs-The puchaserto assume the payment Of note
for SsG &C. dated June g. 1866 bearng7 per interest
and payable IL months after date and for $66 c. dated
June 1866 bearing7 interest, AND payable
after ae both OF which secured by mortgage
pon the grounds above described For the baan
the price adudcaon the purchaser Will pay one-thrd
remainder in g. u and IS months in his notes pay
able tohis order bearing Interest at the rate OF PEI
cent per annu secured by the prope
until final payment Tie buildings 20 be Kept insured by th
purchaser the satisfaction Of the vendor, and policy of in
surance transferred to vendor.
Act of sale s. Magner, Notary Public at the expens
| of the purchaser. including the cost of stamps
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
sHERIEF;s SALES.

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j. ii. ~ ~ y z. SAMUEL iLl"-Sl&h
= @- Olss..Ss @- oo''s u 7 oi'e@as, 70. Io,toz.
d x E4RFUE of, and In obedience to,
- der of sale rendered h3vem9ef 1856 and to directed
by the honorable the sixth District Court Orleans,
the above entitled cause viii proceed sell public
auction, on WEDNESDAY the 2st day Nov 1856, at l0s
O'Clock, at warehouse No 25 Jefferson in the
second Dis:riet Of his city
Eleven barrels our, barrel Molases two tierces
timing Lard, and two boxes Of Sslsrstus.
Attached and seized in the above suit
HS7- FRRdS-Cash on the spot.
HARRY 7: HAYs,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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SALE FOR PARIITlON--JACOB U. FAINE a, ,JILSON
Harrison Winter W Breazeae ct ais Sixth DistEic
Court of New Orieans-No. Hts2
ny VERTUF, of an order of sale to me d71
ID reeted y the Honorable Judge OF tile Sixth Judicial DIS.
rct STATE Of Ldnsana IN the above entitled case win
- rr ss IN tbe igsst bidder ii be ffouYtb0use door af
oer ~ g Sstrbit % on FPTTSa ~ Inc 96tF dsv Al No
us ioSf t.s- ,ba ba1r, ~ Il mi < tbo
following & deisf9fS PT9Psy nsea FR = sSa grds % ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

-golrate's sRoney so"p-ThIs celebrated
Toilet Soap in such universal demand, is made from the
choicest uAeriRs is MILD and amoient in Its nature fra
sanos and exter ely beneficial in it's action upon the
kin For sne by MI irueis and fancy goods dealers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
MASONIC, DRESS AND REGALEA
BALL,
To be Given at the MASONIC HALL,
Thursday, Dee. 6, 1896,
By CONCORD CHAPTER No. 2, r. A. NJ.

-uASAGERs--
w. NJ Perkins NJ ". q. NJ,
j. Q. A. Fellows, VI. ". P. q. NJ.
Samuel NJ Todd, r. ". 6. s. and W. P. G. NJ,
Henry Regenburg, G. H. P,
H. r. Swasey P G H. P,
H. 2. Buckley, D. G. H. r..
T D. vaB H0rn, s. II. Brown Harry T. Hays,
Samuel Levy, NJ Kaufman, ]. F. WOod,
T. T. Hinton Y. Herbert, A G lIerron
J. Rooney. Z. j. Webster F. W. Delesdernier,
Smith Broas J. II Cornell, F. RicEu,
NJ A. Calougne E. N. Rusha, R. L. Bruce.
W. s. TOmlin, r. Williams, j KelAett,
Fred Holyand, Hiram Nourse
-REcEPTIoN COMMITTEE
VIM. McDuf Thos Cripps VIM. X. Whitaker,
James E. McBeth Robert E. Diamond, c. W West,
s. n. Burbank, A. E. Billings, H. BTeen,
T. Carroll
FLOOR MANAGERS
Jos. P Hornor, Thos. SheehRn, Felix Rice,
George Badly Oscar CEarnosk Lewis SINGER,
| J. H, DeGrsrEe, Geo. 7. Chldes, s. j. Flatow.
| Tickets 81: to be had Of any of the Maragera.
Applications Ladies' Invitations be made any
the Managers, Reception Committee, Floor Managers.
No Lady will be admitted without her invitation card.
| No tickets will be sol at the daor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
REMOVALS.

REMOVALS.
r REMovAL.....,...,........ II EEAzovAL'
EVERETT LANE tsucces:or to R. B. Aaeotn) Manafac-
turer and Wholesale Deaerin Boots Shoes and Broga has
removed from No. % to No. MAGAZINE street near
Canal where r. B. Aucon will be pleased to see his friends
Eb EMOVAA ,................. REMOVAL.
DR. chopin has removed his residence to No. $50 Camp
street, between Erato and Thalia streets.
Office as heretofore No l Carondelet street, Of
Canal
r REMOvAL,...,,...,,..... ff REMOVAL,
W H H wITHERELL, COMMISSION MERCHANT
and DEALER in HIDES, LEATHER and WOOL, has
removed his Office to wITHERELLG CO., 30 and 80 New
Levee street Warehouse 80 Commerce street.
R REATOVAI4........,......... Il RENHoVAL'
The LOUISIANA AND TEXAS PETROLEUM STOVE
AND GAsLTGHT COMPANY have removed to 228 NAGA-
ZINE STREET where parties supplied with Cooking
and Heating Stoves.
p REMOvAL.........,...... Il ENGOVAL.
The Office OF the TEXAS AND NEW ORLEANS RAIL
ROAD COMPANY tlouisana Division) has been removed
GRO CLARK, Vice President.
| W. R. ADAMS Secretary.
REsHOvAL..:......... ...........,.....REMOvA
JOHN CLAIBORNEs LAW OFFICE,
From No. II Camp street,
To NO. "a Carondelet street.
P EAHOvAL.. ...................... REMOVAL"
SIMON j. FnATow & CO., from No 81 Magazine street,
to Nos l24 and l26 NEW LEvEE near G1RoD street.
SIMON D. FLATow co.
R REMOvAL............... REMOVAL.
WELLER, CHEW L co. have removed to No. 10 NEW
LEvEE STREET, store recently occupied by A. F.
Cochran.
: ID RMovAL-J H. KELLER, PROPRIETOR OF
Southern Soap Factory,
Has removed his OFFICE AND SOAP DEPOT
No. 3s Poydras Street.
New Orleans, November lst, 1866.
II REhHOVAL................. REMOVAL.
HARVEY MCMAHON & CO, Cotton Factors and Com
mission Merchants have removed their Office to 22 CRron
delet street.
Y ENnOvAL. L..............,......,.,..RE ,..REMOvAL.
We have this day REMOVED into our Office NO. lie
CAROEDELET STREET. (up stairs)
KERN sHEARER.
New Orleans, Oct. II, 1866
3 r EAnovAL.....,.,....,..,..,...,,..Es REMOVAL
FALLS ALLISON CO., from No 90 Magazine stree
to No 1872 GRAvIER STREET between Carondelet and Ba
'''-O 's.sV''' FALLS, ALLISON q co.
j p PENEOvED....... .......,......... REMOVED
t. SOULE,s COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND TELE
GRAPH INSTITUTE has been removed to the Commodou
Building Nos 80 and 50 Camp street. of NatcheE Qpe
day and evening This is tu Commercial Busi
n College, in all its departments perfect.
This Institution has just been reurnshed the of in
extended Banks and Stores connected where
is received paid goods actually bought and sold, tn
books regularly kept and all the attendant utes of the er
chant Book keeper Correspondent and Clerk practical
performed by the student.
All persons interested in Commercial Education
Id fully invited visit examine the merits aud advantage
of this old and popular ins uton For circulars call tn
i, Office, or address GEORGE S0ULE, New Orleans.
CECOND JUSTICES COURT
at GEO. II. BRAUGHN-Judga
% JOHN G. KUzAC-Constsble.
Court removed to the corner of Coi
mercis Place and ST. Charles Enrance26 Cemme
. cisl Place
s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10

GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Brick Stores and Business Stands Magazine, Poydras
Gravier and Baronne streets.
Cottages, Residences and Building Lots
BY C. e, GIRARDEY 81 co.,
AuCTIoSEERs-Ofice, No. II Exchange Place. |
SATURDAY, 10th inst, Mt 12 O'Clock Nj,
y the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange Royal
street will be sold at public auction the following choice
l. The Three Story Brick Store southwest Of Mags
adSpsed T ted oT Tie S Western rade
9 s. The
don arranged for dwelling.
The Northwest Corner Of Baronue and Grayier streets
large lot with three good buildings An established business
ngtqn street between Camp and Chestnut Streets opposite
5 Tie Two Story Double Tesement frame dwelling, south
west corner Of Bar9nne and Thaia streets choice neigh
borhood desirable for occupation yielding handsomely as an
Two Double Cottages and o Building Lots corner of
Third and Fulton Streets market railroads and the City
I Four Building Lots, corner of Beuvile aud Galvcz
streets A rapidly improving 1eighoorhG}9,d rho . 49,,
| tioreers' Exchange.
SILK AND COTTON ELASTIC WEB, SEWING MA.
CHINE NEEDLES, THREAD, ETC, AT AUCTION.
BIZ VINCENT e. CO..
wn. P VINCENT, Auctioncer
No. 16 Charres street.
CATURDAX, 10th instant, ut 10 O'Clock
~ NJ, saesroom l6 Charres street, will be fsod-
10 cases SILK AND, COTTON ELASTIC WEB, A and
5inch
: cases assorted sizes SHOE THREAD
200 pounds MACHINE SILK THREAD.
422 dozen SHOEMAKERS' KNIVES.
46 gross GROVER BAKERS SEWING MACHINE
NEEDLES.
| 12S gross SINGERS SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES.
It's gross HoWE's SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES.
To be sold without roserve to close consignments
PEREMPToRY SALE ON ACCOUNT OF D DEPARTURE
ot& desirable Cottage on St Andrew street, No ISL and
By NELAIGAN Dc NASH,
j. NRgLIGAN, Auctioneer
| Ofice-l64 Graver street,
| SATURDAY. ,N9vember 10th, 1860. at Aa
OF csmb in the .1S GqF DFs 2
front St Andrew by depth of l27 eet with i'm
tanning rooms in main building two story woeder
house rear % ESrd and With Tagged walks ae
n8TERMs- u s. Treasury not balance Al
doris privilege and other usual eonsideratons ', ~
A. time and place ane building lots Nos 1s an,
and Decatur streets measuring each 81 feet Ii front
Decatur street by depth q l27 10 inches squa
Rs- TEkns-Gashin i; S Treasury notes; 49, $3.50
the expense Of the purchasers with u s. internal revenue
stamps.
LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF ELEGANT
Match and Single Horses Elegant Saddle Horses, Fin
Work Mules Fine Mich Cows, Buggies, Elegant Bretts
; Harness, Wagons, ETC., etc, at auction.
) BY MONTGOMERY 81 BRO..
R. N. MONTGOMERY, Auctioneer.
= Ofice--S7 Camp street.
SATURDAY, November 40. at II o'clock a
~ NJ, at P. Liners Stables GraYer street. will be sold
Elegant Match Horses.
Elegant Saddle Horses.
Fine Work Mules
Fine Mich Cows.
Aso-Top and Open Buggies, Elegant Bretts, Harness
d Wagons, etc
H3y~ TERAs-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
CHOICE PROPERTY FOR INvEsTMENT-sToRE ON
Carondest, near Union street opposite Union Row,
@RY j. II. WALTON d. DEsLoNDE,
j. B. WALroE Auctoneer,

Office At Carondelet street, corner of Union
GATURDAY. Nov. 10, 1860. Mt IL o'clock
> NJ the serchsns and Auctioneers' Exchange Roy al
one VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND. with the build,
ngs ami irnprovem thereon in the First District OF
this City the squsre bounded by CaroGdee 81 charles
Union and Perdt0 streets denatei by the No on
by Cha de Arna sur eyot dated july 10, 1856 aud an
nexed to office Of o. de Armas, dated july =
1866 Said % feet inches lines front % Car
STREE q feet inches lines in the rear by delh oil
81 feet ines the side Of lot No z and ~ leet
inches on the other SIDE next to The improve
this lot consist OF story bick building with
two story brick baGkbulding5. -.
This valuable prty located in the very center q p
CGroudelet street 1t surrounded by regTnt
ng occ pied principal cotton factors bankers and
brokers' and offers unusual opportunity TO capitalists oT
investment Property in this vicinity isConsta enhancing
in value, and is rarely offered for sale -,
E5TERMs- One third cash in u s. Treasury notes. the
years in the notes Of the purchaser
order bearing cent interest per anRn from
day of sale and mortgage the property until hnai pay
The buildings be insured BY the prrcaser and the
policy of insurance transferred to the vendor until final pay
Inent.
Act Of sale before O. dc Ames, Notary Public at the
penBe the purchaser, including o. s. revenue stamps re-
qGired by law.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rev. l.. Y. Jessup. Rector of Emman-
ue Church. Jefferson City, will call the friends of that
Church dung the coming for such contributions
they may disposed it from debt The Con
secaton appointed for Sunday the 1t inst has been post
poned In the meantime will continue to be held
heratnEnre- n the Hnll the Market Mnnse.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
WANTED.

FUANTED-sEvEaAL YOUNG MEN TO ESGAGE
w in business requiring their services from @ree %
eight o'clock every nofnfng shine, hot Or cold
0unR willing to undertake the performance Of sach
work for compensation nfrOm six ten dollars per Wee
eddreaa Miiams. at ths Office.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
SCHOOLS

SCHOOLS SCHOOLS
Plenty of them; but where shall send for real oid
educAtonr Try the PRESBYTERIAN INSTITUTE,
the oldest stituton of the Southwest and you will send
again Rev. s. B. HALL and Mrs T. S HALL Principals
No 565 Carondeet between Philip and First Terms-$ 10
in gold equivalent will cover all expenses of board ash
ing fuel lights and Tuition, in English Latin Greek French
and Music for ten months $3.50 in advance Day pupils,
from S5 to Sl2 per month"; in advance
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-01-20

the War;" New York and Washington cor
respondence and a Biographical sketch ofthe
late john NJ. Daniel. 1t prides itself upon
the freedom Of its columns from Northern
influences and expressions, claims to be the
exponent of pure English literature and
standard for the South. From the spelling
Of the paper we would imagine that its edi.
tor had fallen asleep in the time Of DR.. Sam.
uel Johnson, and just arisen from his Rip
Van Wrinkle nap. He has, doubtless never
seen a copy of Webster's Dictionary-such
''yilc Northern trash being unworthy the
attention of any ''Southern gentleman -
The Examiner will also have Sunday ed
ton; and in order that the columns devoted
to religious matter may be properly conduct,
ed, the services of two eminent and we'll
known clcrgymcn Of Richmond have been
engaged, who will hereafter edit, conioint-
ly, its columns, contributing largely thereto
with their own pens"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-01-20

Mr.. Henry Drew, Assistant Superintend-
ent of Public Property, has related to us the
particulars OF Il case of hydrophobia at the
village of Waterloo, which surpasses in tragic
interest almost any story of the kind we ever
read
Some six or seven years ago mad dog
went through the village of Waterloo, JEFF
ferson county, and bit u number OF animals.
Among others it snapped at the leg Of COW
belonging to Mr. Babcock The animal was
examined, but no mark could be found, and
1t was supposed that it escaped being bitten.
The animal was afterwards sold to a man by
the name of Garrison, who used her milk
very freely. as did two of his children
Some OF the neighbors, including Mr. Drew's
family, were also supplied with the milk Of
this COW.
AT different times during the time since
the COW was bitten there has been nexplica-
BILE and fatal sickness among those using her
milk, and two children of Mr.. Garrison's,
two of Mr. Drew's and two others have been
attacked with spasms and died in great ago
ny. Mr.. Garrison has also been attacked at