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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-20


New Orleans is represented as per-
fectly healthy and crowded. Deaths
last week, Ice; no tendency to any par
ueulAr disease. Emigrants to Mexico
are numerous, and several new steam
ers are advertised for Vera Cruz.
Two daughters of aman named Wod.
living ~ Neshonoc, Wis, were recent
~ converted and ON the day appointed
tors lheir baptism, We're assured by
would hang himself They persisted.
however. and so did he, and the next
day they attended his funeral.
The Kansas City Journal OF Saturday
SAYS the Missouri Paeffic Railroad 4
doing an immense bnsines From fiya
TO six hundred passenge are frequent
IL brought over on a single train The
long and heavily laden freight trains
daily give evidence Of the tremendous
addition 10 their business made by the
eompletion OF the road 10 Kansas city.
Dr.. c. ". Robnek, proprietor Of the
vel ilqlFn pa tent medicines. has been
arrested as Cincinnati, for violating The
internal revenue laws by i1raetfcIr1u, Al
specialist without 4 license ana f,,,-
selling 4 certain medicine without the
stamp required BY law. His tstse e;
perssing before The United States Conn
missioner.
G. W. KINNEY, keeper or a tobacco
store al No. 80 South Market stress
Boston. set fire to his premises on the
l6lh- He was detected and pursued.
when he fred two inedeetnal pistol
shots al his plrstlers. and then shot him.
sell severely, but not fatally. 1t Is re-
ported that be WIS IN n pecuninry diff
eelty and wanted the amount of the in
znrance on his store.
TIE New Orleans Picae,iss. aiindine
70 the statement that G. ". Hounfff
znu. S1use SnaiteE. OF California. have
the largest dairy farm Ia ne world
covering q, goo acres, says that die Ran
eilero s..15,sisass % the csyaeos family,
Il. in Texas covers over eighty leat.0s7
or more than 400. 900 acres
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-20

Last week, fractional currency
amounting to SOS 900 was issued by
the United States Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-04

NGfNf4 IafiiIlnftt 80 'AtNANI7 " W.
a a. n o~t~r % so-staeg 80 bH whiTh us gvsffn.
,...f . !. lnffse~ ~ tbs ftststsFu ~ ~ HAfess
corrae AZ Ia. Ifsian1 " 10 bssiiess " 1~eh "a 80
.r.rt, a a. rfsfss sinr1 Ia oroaHcn wnieh.
- s..,rtvv sai ~ sister 1sDf iha great wrt q
,.s -. issn slsf~a1sf isD1rnars n hiss1fr.
~ rgsssurni viii p dolAs ~ sia 70 snow ai is
80 = ssea W oedhbsfslsa q nstenai slsfss u
4. tus thaf 90 the mfnstt M vibia tigha ~ fstitns
i.,s bsgs aaerxas~a ngfnlfv bgs fAs sefhfni
ssissn.nts fiosa besssnsrsrs shov fhai fsfihy ~
syfl has tssn sfqaifing rnore forudabir tfopfials
withn ths as fsw dsys ib~f- hsvs befa f,Fst'sf
~ safss - srula thrrs eaa ~ ~ q1sftNa - ia.
etf..r4rnfors tg saAtfh "a Ert4 rlpTtgttiF ~
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ils h - arsinss ths Ifish yesAs bsiy thsi ~
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ne mnfien hss ksf< alef vhs ~ lprtes cfsrn ffnn
wtas eassi. ao1 sfntrsfin1 AZ sisees a ertnte "a .
trsslo~1 tlsr ~ venisn gvt ~ fsfsfnieT 80
fst~ .xsin.s ne srduoaisfs sta ts n1ss ffsiA ofy
pr,su, ,tllts1s asf Bpfrlaify 81. 30 ~ n,sfs -
1ra.on 90 h~iisvs uaa ibs psofis sbsiuseifss -.
s~~~srn nrssish rtls hsiaat - -.
a. keaesf II fly sg~1w ~ 1852 - -.
o,sm,snuf ~ Smnfry " ssa un1 ST. -
tl..-.-.ss lrto sftanf ft~eiA fstssf. nrY cinps%
$3.50 hs n..ts assina iAs EgFwsnssat, = "a %
eorrrruEp on Rr0HTH Pkozi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-04

Movements OF the Fenians fn BrOOklyn.
The late from Ireland has stimulated the Fenian
brotherhood In Brooklyn to the fullest extent Brooklyn
alone could raise army Of the Brotherhood todayh
they would only TO the seat Of when organised
Now circles are being organized and funds are pouring
In from all quarters. Only few nights ago the John
Mitchell Circle subscribed 47o TO help the cause and
II 10 stated other circles doing better than this
grand meeting Of tho friends OF Irish ndepen-
dence viii taks place Wednesday, the 7th inst In the
City Hall Park, for the purpose Of hearing eminent
speakers on the duties Of the hour. English neutrality
and justice will be fully discussed The Mayor Common
Council and many OF the leading citizens Of Brooklyn
have been invited 70 attend the meeting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-04

The mails by the steamship Asa, which arrived al
Boston early yesterday morning, arrived in this city
last night
From the English and Irish papers We obtain full par
cuars OF the passing Of the act suspcndIng habeas
corpus, Of the proceedings which preceded H. and Of
the effect Of the measure in both England and Ireland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-04
THE FENIANs ON THE LAKES.

A Fenian Squs aron Fitting Out ~ Chi
cag0-The kakes Ia be Cleared of Brit
tsh Merchantmen-The See Dogs IN
Council.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-04
THE MOVEMENTS ELSEWHERE.
The Fcnians I'm Washing gton-spcech q
the Envoy or James Stephens
Va Ma

The Fcnians I'm Washin gton-Spcech OF
the Envoy OF James Stephens
wAsmsoros March o 1896
Captain John Mccanery late state prisoner In Ireland
the special envoy Of James Stephens, has caused
quite commotion among the Fenians Of this city He
spoke last night at the immense meeting called 10
press Indignation the suspension Of the writ Of babeas
corpus in ireland -
Other gentlemen also delivered speeches, strongly do
nunciatory Of the British government
Fifteen hundred dollars worth Of the bonds Of tho Irish
republic were sold at the meeting
Cheers James Stephens and President Johnson were
given with great enthusiasm.
The Captain said he had impaired information TO
meeting Of tho Fenans which he hoped would not
be communicated In public.
The Captain had long and interesting interview with
the President OF the United States, and will call upon
HIM again at an early day.
The Feeling I'm Philsdelphis.
=. PmLADELrHrA, March ., 1905
Aspccial meeting Of several Fcnian circles was held
tonight I" fenian HAN; -~~r.
Resolutions weA adopted recognizing the crisis al
having arrived and promising all aid 70 their brethren
grand mass nesting will be held on Tuesday night
in front Of Independence Hail.
The subscription for the Irish republic bonds Is quito
Tho excitement hero is becoming Intense In sxpecta
ton OF establishing bcll'gercnt rights.
NEW HAVEN, March 2, 1860
rousing Fcnan meeting was held here tonight In
to the call Of President o'Mahony.
Numerous addresses werc made and several hundred
dollars invested In Irish bonds
despatch received from President O'Mahony
stating that there fair prospect that tho Irish
onaty would soon DO recognized by The United States
and Fnnce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-04

A meeting Of the members o. the star crrlo o. Fenl
ans was held last evening a, No to7 Grand street, for
tho purpose of raising money and making preparations
for meeting the present emergency. The meeting was
called 70 order BY The Centre, Nr Edward Mcmahon,
who commenced ~ 10 take the contributions,
which amounted 10 q considerable for small circle
recently formed. The remainder of the evening was
paced In drilling Which formed the mos, Interesting
feature In the proceedinKs with few exceptions the
mcmherz ~ The stHr Circle 0f well built.
sr elows and The dcterminntion and with
vhNh they vent through her ffling might Lead
b~iits that NJ BIN would bc anything bot rcjocod a
meeting few Thousand of them.
THE xrcHAM ckDrrr.
This organization held mfeliug sf les Fad TFenfy.
sxfh street last ovrning which npeaker vrrs
present and dsli~ercf adfree.s Fsc hundred dollars
o. the Igsb repgOisan bouis Dlralsd on ihe %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-04
NEW YORK, SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1866

casion, and large number enrolled their names
thony Abberton 10 the Centre Of the organization.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-04


ycgs 7. xsosk. Y. D, New roft oay:-,
Mn er.ns rsssnsica q hs gesiien of Ds.ri csn
usen, soi.il.on secspIs but vilh regret for
and intelligence would e rninrnfy scrvr-shle
TIE Brotherhood IN oncsi po~iiiop II "a however Ga.
fying that you rr-~cd 10 Do y0nr al for The
vh-n~vrr ttnc and spporuniy VIII psrnit Again
rreretns That professional duties nrcs@tas your
on. have lhe " rsr>in fsithfay and ira
ssrnAiiy .. osr rLLIyAN. Sc. eva Anslrs .. D.
nUnFIcEu AcTroE or THg Asroa HOUSE I'M.
rLorEs.
The empoycs of the Aof House have been roascd Into
action by the stirring from ireland, a. evidenced
BY the following letter 20 Colonel Onshony, which vas
accompanied BY . Subscription Of three hundred and
eight dollars
Asron Horss Ssw Yorx, March Q. 1909.
Joux o'MAnoxr, n 9. F.Hi-
ss-secInE ihas imnedlsse aid is nsces.sry for on
suffering counirymen The employees Of the As'or House
eheerfully give their mite trivial token of the love
they bear for fafherisnd and trusting may help Ia q
small way Tor the furtheance of that noble which
you have much a heart, and which " our 1rm be-
lief must BE- ultimately successful
signed on behalf Of the above -
JAMES NJ GALLAGHER
JOSEPH CAMPBELL.
RERNAHD sTARH8
The national Republican., 1866-12-13
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNIrsp srArns PArEHr 0yvIcB,

....E ...... WAsHIN0r0H, Deeember u 1866.
On tbs petition Of William Coleman and Stephen O.
Coleman. Of Pro,idsnes, prsying for the extension
1855 for an Improvement IN .apportns the .opping.
lin and peak hAlyard block Of sail vessels for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent which takes
10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
rs,:a. oae. On ths sa.h day Of February ss.
d II o'clock and all persons are notified to appear
and :hov s.us.. any they have. Why said petition
Persons oppolng the extension required 10 ale In
the Patent 6Aee their objsstion specially set forth In
writing at least teenty days before the day ofhsarng
all testimony alsd By either party, to BE- used 81 the
said hearing must be taken and transmitted In accord
with the rules Of the ones which will be furnished
on application.
pony must BE- Alsd In the oenty days before the
day Of hearing the arguments, any within ten days
after hling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published IN the
RpPuBLIciH and the Intslhgsncer Washington, D. G.,
and in the Journal. Providence. T. once week for
three suessssys weeks the nrst Of said TO
Be 81 least sixty days previous to the day q hearing
Commissioner Of Patents.
Ps-Rditors Of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills 10 the Patent ohes With paper
containing this notice. deS-wSw
The national Republican., 1866-12-13

CRININAL CoURr-Judge Fisher-(Edw'd
O. Darlington, ESQ.,, District Attorney, prosecuting
John Brown, indicted for stealing pair Of boots
from wn. Rossnburg; nois pros. BY United ststss
attorney.
George vogdsn, indicted for stealing . pair Of
boots from Geo. H Miller; noils pros. BY United
States attorney.
John Hanley. indicted for assault snd battery
with intent to kill John W. Ssndsrson verdict not
guilty. Adams for dsfsnss.
John Moore, indicted for keeping . disordsriy
house, verdict, guilty. -.
Adiournsd
The national Republican., 1866-12-13
DROPOSALS FOR LETTER BAL

PROPOSALS IsoI: ESR LETTER BAL
Posr 0vsics DsPAlrnlIr,l
WAsHIssSoI, D. O., October n, 1855.
uniii The lsfH DAY OF DEcInBIi NEXT, a Il
the Of the Post 0Aess n the Unsd States for one
year fron sad ssr The slst day Of December asx Of
the following dsssrDtion, namely:
l Bsisnsss capable Of vsghing eight ounces svolr.
dupos weight to be graded dowa TO quarter ounces.
OF these II supposed, go 70 900 will be required.
n Balances capable Of veig ghiag two pounds ayoir-
dupsis weight, 10 BE- graded down to half ounces. OF
thess, u 10 Supposed 10 to 100 will be required.
Perfect sorrsstnsss and strength aud durability will
BE- rsquir.A II the Balances TO be furnished.
Samples Of each description Of Balances must aeeom
pany each bid and the bidder Who may obtas the
tract will BE- required 10 furnish Balances erdsrsd Of
quality In all respects eQaal 10 the sample.
Zach Balance must be we'll and securely packed II .
bog, for aasportatiou and do iysrsd frss ell sx.
pensss 10 the Dspsrnsa at the Blank Agency Of the
Post OAes Department, at Washnston D. O. where the
ns vih be ssssp,sd, found 70 Be perfect. aad equal
70 the samples
RssA bidder must furnish with his proposals evidence
Of his ability 70 comply with his bid.
Two sunelent suretss will be required to contract
Dronpy the fuTvishing Of those Of nferior quail
y will 10 considered sumeient cause for the forfeit.
uis sf the contract.
Proposals nust bs endorsed on the envelope, "Propo-
sails for Letter Balances and directed TO the Iirst A.
sistaat Postmaster General, Washington, D. Q.
ALkX. W. RANDALL,
ecT lAy0W Postmaster General,
The national Republican., 1866-12-13

CIRcuIr CoURr CHIEF Justice CARTIER
James @. ksylor against Robsrt Adams. Verdict
for plaintiff for $l3334. with interest from May H.
1855. Motion for nsv trial.
A. D. Baker against james Bidgsuay and wifs,
Administrations Of John crumhapgb. Plaintiffs
death suggested and case continued.
William Walters against George r. Herrick. Re.
plsvin suit. On trial.
Assignment for to.dsy-Nos. loS, ITO. 1ls, 100,
l0l S51
The national Republican., 1866-12-13
ORP ANS COU RT,

~ NovBxBER s, 1850.
DIsrRIoT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
In the case Of william Y Robinson, executor
Of Iiiss Rsavss, deceased, the executor Aforesaid
has, with the spprobation Of the Orphans Court Of
Ws.hington County Aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY,
and dstbuiion Of the personal estate Of said deceased
and Of the assets In hand far the same have bean
The creditors and heirs Of said Diseased notified to
atsnd With their claims gropsrly youehsd orthsy may
otherwise b. Law BE- sxeladsd from ell hsasat N said
lishsd once wssk for three Gssks In ths hArIosAL
RlyyBLioAH previous 70 he said day. ----
.eis:.sv k.si:ss, 4 viii.
The national Republican., 1866-12-13
n + F / Q / A L :.
Posr OFFICE DlPARfnlIS,
FIHAIoI OHYIcB, October, 1853.

rHAbon OHEicb, Octoberi loos.
Lsttsr-siss envelopes stamped 5 sssts, made Of .
cheaper quality Of paper thsa those hsrsefors issss
furnishsd BY the Department q esa % per thousand
sing ~ 90 exclusive Of posags and In proportion for
less quantities.
Ths bs,,sr quality Al - % per ,houss.d s not, how
ever, supsrsedsd, but will be supplied hsrsofors
and, desired, will Be ruled for tie address, without
additional charge This 10 the oaly k,nd Of envelopes
furnished with ruled lines.
In using ruled envelopes the supsrssTpton should BE-
written before placing the letter Ia the envelope. ether.
wise the linss viii BE- soassalsd.
Upon all letter and oneial size envelopes thsrs will
be printed deross tie end without additional charge,
the nAmss business aad Post onss sddrsss Of Psrss
and request 10 return, unclaimed, within give.
ums-ths whole not 10 exceed four nss-vhen ordered
In 2uanss Of ave hundred and upwards Of any Sped
he denominAtion.
Among The sdvantasss secured to the public BY the
use Of stamped envelopes are!
Fret. Chsapnsss.
Second sseurty 10 sorrsspondsass. In this, that the
stamp cannot be removed nor lost
Third. where request 10 endorsed for the rsturn Of
the lstsr II will not bs sent 70 the Dead Letter Onse In
the event Of its delivery but will Be returned d.
rect 10 the writer, free Of postage
The postage stamped sAvslopss, spoiled In direst
Ing, will BE- refunded In samps - provided In ssstioA
le0 Postal Regulations.
By order Of hs Postmaster General;
4. y. xIvELY,
aols Third Assistant Postmaster asAsrsi.
The national Republican., 1866-12-13
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which must be paid At the subscribers post ONCE
Hsrper's Weekly, one sysar.......,........"..A
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Back Numbers can be supplied at any time
The Annual Volumes Of HArper's Weekly, In neat
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freight st expense Of purchaser Volume x ready jan
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The national Republican., 1866-12-13
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL PlHsfoH OYpIol, Dec l, 1886

OF THE INTERIOR,
H. PsSsroH oSsIon, Dec. l, 1885.
Application having been made under the act Of Juns
sd 1so0 for reissue Of the land warrants described
herein, which are alleged to have been iost o! de-
stroysd notice 10 hereby given that d the data follow
Ing the description Of each warrant certificate
warrant Of like tenor will 10 issued, no valid objsc-
uon shall then appsar:
No g, $40 fcr lso serss i.sasd under the: act Of
March Sd, 1855, In the name Of Tamor widow Of Psx
1885. Sod -wi2v
tsmbsr, 1850 In ths sms Of spencer Wiley, and was
granted April SO, 1854 December "a, 1855.
No. 2sot for 90 aerss ssusd under the set Of March
8, 1855, IL the name Of Spencer Wiley. snd VA
for 100 serss Issued undsr n: %. Of March
December, %. 1855. December 70, 1868. -.
Ao. t6,tss, for 10 serss issued under the sot Of
March 1885, IN the name Of Elisha Bacon, and Wa
sra..a !.sn.ry T. 1859 January ~ 1857.
Ho $685. for 100 Issued under the act Of March
.. lso In the name Of Ivory Butler, snd was granted
April u, 1885. February 2, 1897.
No <2,055, for 100 acres, issued under the ast Of
March 1885, In tho asms Of Lsi.rus Hsrlon, and vas
granted September IL 1885 -Pebruary 10, 1857, del
JOE q. BARRETT. Commissioass.
The national Republican., 1866-12-13
MEDICAL STAY.

n. THOMPSON, n. D., ls4 I street, between Twsn-
usth and Twenty -first streets
ooHsuLIIHa PHIsIoIAEs AND suhanoSa
JOS. T. BARNES, n. D.. Surgeon General. United
JOS. RiLsY, H. D., Georgetown.
Typ. dARakTr, Il. D., Ne. York Avenue.
". p. JOHNSTON. n. D., wAahington.
GRAFTON TYLER, n D., 6sorgstown.
The national Republican., 1866-12-13

Applications for admissions bs made to any Of The
medical san or the mAtron at the Hospital ordsI for
sdmission the free beds Of this Institution be OBJ
dsinsd Of The Rev. @. H. Hall, Rector Of The Ipphsny
Church. Of the Rev. A. D. Gillette, Pastor Of the First
Baptist Church. and Of the Surgeon In charge at his
idsnes Ordsrso the admission Of the wives or widows
Of soldiers Of the Uatsd States army Be pSosursd
through the Surgeon General, Unitsd s.stss army.
jy6 0. u. HALL, D. D., sssrsiaxy.
The national Republican., 1866-12-13
C A R D
N. Il. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JUSTICE OF THE fkAQB,

COMMISSIONER OF ALL THg STATES,
OFFICE NO. OIL NINTH STREET WHIST,
Near PsAnsylvAAia avenue,
weuld respectfully inform his friends and the Dube
generally that he 10 attending to all legal business,
Drawing Lsasss, pssds, Wills, Fewer Of Attorney,
landlord and Tenant Notsss, and prepares all oth,r
Legal Doeu msnts. .....F .. q .--..
Particular attention given 10 the Collection Of Debts
and Claims In general. H.a dsl2.u
The national Republican., 1866-12-13
'spECrAI NOTICEa.

- A General Meeting q the washi.gtsn
stsdag Club vii BE- held 81 the roons Of Claggsu
.svsssy, THIS EvlpIn0, Dss Is d ~ o,ssoet. Sat.
ssFiption books will Be open. By order,
" n. CLA0oEfT, Prssidsnt
J, CHAPMAN, Secretary. lie
The national Republican., 1866-12-13
scT.laweW
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
LYING.IN ASYLUM,

This Institution 10 situated In the most healthy por
uon Of the District, surrounded BY is own grounds.
Oars pass the door every I'VE minutss
Terms Of admission Prom % 10 el0 per week. In ae-
sordanes with the required, payable In advanes.
This includes Board Medicines, Medical aad Surgical
Attendance
The national Republican., 1866-12-13

VIOLATING THE RKvENUE LAws.-On Tues
day last O6acsr Clements, Of the Fourth Ward, sr.
rsctsd Q distilisr named John T. Tally for VOLS
tiss iofyhs Internal Revenue laws. The arrest was
made on complaint Of Thomas L. sanborn, Collse.
cor Of Alexandria, Va, who seissd quantity Of
liSses made In this city BY Tally and sent 70 that
dig fss shipusnt. The socussd was taken before
Justiss Walter, and hsid to bail to answer the
charge at court.
The national Republican., 1866-12-13

WANTED TO FIaHr DuEL.-On Monday
evening last Major Richards learned that two gsn-
klsmsn Of high standing were making arrangements
- ssttls dineulty BY . duel. II WAS ssosrtainsd
AhAt one Of thsm was In the city, and warrant for
his arrest was Issued BY Justice Fucker and placed
in the hands Of Detective Kelly, but after digsnt
ssareh the ofhcsr failed to And the party II 10
intsrfsrs and settled the dispute amiosbly.
The national Republican., 1866-12-13

IlxrrEns DELIvERED.-During the month
Of November the this city delivered
81, $40 mail letters, 9l3l local, and 2e,p0l news.
papers. Fiity.nins thousand two hundred and
seventeen letters were collected from the street.
boxes.
The national Republican., 1866-12-13

EXCITING RUxoR.-A rumor was rife In
The city ysstsrdsy, bat unable to trace II to
any reliable source, 70 the eject that eollision
had ossurrsd between . fsw Unionists, white and
oolorsd and number Of the recently reconstructed
Ia ~ nsighborhood Of Fairfax Court house. orig.
mating In an attempt on the part Of The latter 70
dsnoilsh frssdnsn's sohool.houss In that neigh.
borhood. Report said that during the progress Of
che affair ave lives we're lost, two white and three
viii n foundation In fsst..-Aisnandria Journal
The national Republican., 1866-12-13

DEATH PROM CHoIERA.-An old colored
woman named Mary johnson, who resided on Tenth,
between N and o streets, died on Tuesday night OF
cholera, having contracted the disease several days
ago, while nursing one Of tbs patients In Temper
anos Hall alley. DR.. @. Lee pronounced the case
70 bs Asiatic cholers.