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Fifty CENTS state Revenue stamp
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEcONI
L judicial District. Of the State of Nevsja, il
aud for the unity Of OrIn.by
NkLSoN SruNTONIEc vs. ALICE STON
ToMiRE Action bruu. HI in the District Court
of the second Judicial d ST ct Of the State 81
Nevada in and for the county of Ocnsby, and the
complaint filed in aid cuuty of Ornl-by, in the
office Of she Clerk of i'll District Court.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to Alice
Stontamire defendant: Y..r are hereby required
to aptear in an acton brou -tt against Won by the
above naIaed plant in the District Court of the
S.cn.rd u iril District II the STATE Of Nevada,
in and for The c",nty Of 'rmsby, ami { answer
the complaint fled the Elm "a copy of which ac-
comp tn-s his Summ,nsj within ten DAYS leNcin-
s:ve uf the ~ Of servc,-t after the service You
Of This Sulnmnu--if served y thin tnis county !:
Or If served ut If this county. hut in thi. Dis
trict within twenty days, otherwise within t'rt!
days-or judgment by default viii be taken
against va.
The. said action is brought to chain decree of
div..r fr m the bonds of mstri no, y exciting lie
tween YOU ami the plaintiff herein also for the
Gus c,iv etc OF your children. TO wit, David
and t;e,r,re Stontamre. and for OF suit, -tc
ct. ana n cause at this act on III" Il,intif al
leges against You, wilul de- erton dssUlute hab-
it, etc. a ia hi comp amt set f"ih
And You arc her. by notified iha. if yen fail to
appear and answer the s,ii coml, amt as above re-
Iuircd. the sud plaintiff HIli take decree ahG
in lyme ut prayed '-
G,v-n under my hand and the Seal of the Dis
,rct court Of the Second Judicial District of the
$3.50 State of Nevaria. in and for the county
So. of 0Im>bv, this l4th day If July, lu
! I the wear If our Lord, ,.ne thousand
*-@ eight hundred and sixrye'ght
NJ j ASuMOHE, Clerk.
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AN ACT

Carson, 1n!y Is. 1865
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N Office

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED PROPO-
L sais will he received unit the FIRST DAY
Of AUGUST NEXT, by the Board + state Prison
Commissioners. for the delivery "f ONE HUN
DRrD AND TIVE >TY-FivE 60 DS OF VOID.
or any part Thereof, TO the Nevada State Prison.
-aii Wood t, b. of the hest qualify; at least one
half thcieo' to he limb w"d, and I" be delivt rel!
As at as needed at the state Prison, caDnenc-
ing on tine 10Th day # August neat, and compl-t-
ing the VIII lie amount cuntr ,Cted to be delivered
on or before the First day of December next.
For further particulars inquire at the Office Of
Secretary of State. ..
C. n. N0TEWARE,
Sec'v Boar1 Stare Prison Commissioners
Carson. July Is. Is s. taul
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SU NJ MONS

so cents State Revenue ST mn.
CTATE Or NEyApA. COUNTY OF ORMSBY
~ In the Justice Gut Carson Township, in and
for 0ruisly County.
IL + Kice and Philo ". RICE. as Executors of
The state of Catherine A. Fri-tie, dccea ed
PIaint f.. vs. John A Sh'Trr's, lefendant
The state Of Neva,'a lends greeting TO John {.
>hoYrd, Y.,u hereby summoned tn appear
before ne AT nay "ire in Carson City, in Gas son
Tow lslip, in Ornisby County, on the
9Th day OF September, A. ID. 1sGs,
1t 10 o'ciock A. NJ, and answer unto the complaint
Of the above M NJ d Plaintiffs now On nie In my
fice. who sue 10 obtain judgment against YOU
I the sum OF Three iiuntrcd go Dollars; saiN
imonnt IS claimed and alleged ro be due to Plain
it, Executions at rr>siid. for cam. 6one
Pi.intffs buildings situate IN part f lot y"
nine ~ lilo K ihut, i've (35), Sears, ThomPsoL
and SEARS division nj Carson CITY. caus,d 10y tie
giving way f the WALL Of Your building situate
IN The "djor ing Irenii>es wien jndlm- " Ill
be taken against You fl the said am mt, II y"I
taii t. appear and answer. 7" the sheriff or any
Cnn~t able # The aid County, greeting Make lt-
gal service and due return hereof Given under
my hand this 81 day IF July. A. D. 1858.
l.. C. MckEEBY, Justic. Of the Peace,
Tvs 2m Carson Township.
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Sec. l3- ANY person M wing finm one e'ecti6
precinct or d:srirt tu another or out # The count
shall appear before -" Rrci-t' Agent ~ The Pr
| circt dit 1T ~ which he i registered. at Al
time rrs vinS the Tlar,ng f tie certified copi
| Of ii tsgi-terS in the Ian. u the pectors
Election and i..,se his eEtsterei ia the pr
cit'ct district 1" which lr ien"ve>, if it BE-
! the same county and erased FROM the register
| the precin II ,ii>tric' t,u7n which tie removes.
Sec II. Before entering ur"a the iuties pr.
scnb-d by thi- Act. the Registry Agents oft
respective c"uHIi"- # 4 State -haii, severall
rake Ard sul,r ',-, h,f Re IA ffiger Legally a.
thnr liz q. 20 admin .'er na'hs. tho following oath
affirmation which = Al b.. iii s the #. ,e Of I,
County CleIH II safe keeping. TO VT Il.
,ins-riinc n camel Registry Agent FIR electi,
pr cincrs y ii rr.ct- N,S. - I'M, ntioning q
y: nets OF il~tljrt-i, IA tie county e
uara,n.- tie county and Statc # Neva'a
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cnr.ins t" Law AMI the h = Il my ah'iify' al
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TAX SALE.
Saturday, August goth, A. d. 1s6s
at 10 O'Clock A. M, to wit

John Doe, lots /. . 3, 1 and in block No
, for SIS fS.
John Doe. lots .. 3, g. and 10 in blocl, No e.
of Proctor and ur..ns division of Carson City, to'
SIS So.
John Doe. lots 1. ., 3. 4, s. CT, s. .. 70. I.
ami II i'll piotk NJ l vi Van Wrinkle and Proctor ::
division If Carson City, for p, So.
J,hn Doe lots and 10 IN block No 9, of Curry's
division II Car-on Cry. f,r is II.
John Doe. northwest quarter of block No 20;
ter of sane block Philips division Of Carson City,
for l9 Is.
john Doe, lot block No 90. Musser's division
ofC,rs,n CITY; also, lot 3 in block "a If same di-
vision. for Is L.
.I.,hn Doe. south half Of block M II OF Pierson
aIrl Good icil's iivis of son ity; also, l. t
in block l. same divisi n, for Is l.
I'm Doe lots 3 aud d III BIO &c OF Sears,
Thn,ni SON and Sears division of Carson City, fol
So O5.
John Doe r-rtl, half If block 65 Sears, Ti,omr-
and ~ ,iisiS'o If Carson City; also, t :
IN birk Sc. sane ' sion, for II A.
J iu DE lots I. s. lard l. in look IL, Sears,
Tioulpun and Sears division of Carson City, fpr
Sl9 Il.
John De l Is . an5 3 book As. Sears. Thonl y
son and Sears ,iivis, Of Carson City, for l.! g
John Doe, hot AMI IL b:ock H.. Seas, Thoml-
son AMI Scar dvisnr Of Car>on Ci:y, foi II 20.
JOIN Doe. los 5. G, :. S, . and 10 in hltck Is
Sear- Thcmp-sn and Sears division of Carson
CITY. f II 20 e9.
JOHN Doe LIT 5 in beck % IF Sears, Thomp=on
and 'pls' division Of C.is'n City; also, lot III
b ec, 4 l. s,'.le lis. ion. fir !! Il.
J ha Doe >Gutil :,aif f l,t Z block 81, Sears,
II, ,aon and se-:s' division OF Carson City fol
SIS c..
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THOMAS WELLS,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,

Nd Co>INIsSIONER or DEEDS FOR CAL
"A IF0RNIA. OiE-e IN Swe,ny's building
He will practice in all the Cohfrs of this state
and in the Circuit ami D,t' let Courts of the United
States Most careful affection vii, be given TO all
matters snIrusi Ell to s c;II..
Rc-H uses and Lots rented. bought and sold. Cd
rsSu.nahic terms. titles strictly inv-stig, ted.
eouvsSA.scins dene. and collects H. maize.
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
OVERLAND AND TERRITORIAL
roST oFrIc. DEPARTMENT,

Vi
WASHINGTON March 9, 1868.
DROp0SkLS WILL BE kECEIvtD AT III 7.
/ -C.,ntr,ct -o.hc- of this Department until P.
y. of June 10 next to he decided by the l5'h),
Cor coiyryiDg tie NAL, If tlio United States iii
Kan As Colo, ado II IA. Idaho, Montana, and
nevada from Oct 30 1868, t" june -, $50, on
III. reuies and by the schedule of departures and
arrivals herein specified.
KANSAS.
141G7 Prom C0yo.e (eni Of the Cnior Pacific Fail
road e D. to Denver, Coo. adoj, 265 miles AMI
hack, daily.
leave c vote .Iti.y at 6 A. n. Tor on arrival Of
r;.rs from the Es.tl.
Arrive at i.eny-i in seventy two hours;
Lsira Denver daily a, A.. ";
Arrive At Cay 'te iI s-yenty-iwo Eours.
tn. route anI service wi be cu-taled ct pro
,cta reduction OF pay, the ra-lluad Is tx
.su.t-i Nest i-si.
EOLOGAGO.
fcI5 From Cheyenne. tpaSUtal. bv La Forte, T.
D..var q; ',,.ri,,'.',. i02 mites and bnct, daily,
,rti,.yrns such oiIics The route, AZ tie
discretion tire hfEa trtHt-
Leave Cheyenne daily at 4. L., (or en- arriga,!
of r.is 10 -. L2tt);
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WARRINGTON.

WAsHINGToN, August 13.-At meet
ing of the citizens of Lancaster county,
Pennsylvania, in Representatives Hall,
last evening, resolutions deploring the
death ofThaddeus Stevens were passed.
The remains of Tnaddeus Stevens
were carried at noon to-day, from his
late residence to the Rotunda of the
Capitol, where they will lie in state until
eight O'Clock tomorrow morning, when
his funeral obsequies will take place.
The body was attended by a detach-
ment of Buffers ZOuaves, a colored
organization, of this city, under Capt.
Hawkins, preceded by Gen. Eakin,
Sergeant at Arms Brown, Senator Nc.
Donald, DIR. Gray, Chaplain of Senate,
and a few personal friends of the de-
ceased were followed by some forty or
fifty others, principally cOlored peo-
pie. The coffin was carried by Messrs.
Chaucey, Rose, and several other en-
ployees of the House of Representa-
lives, aided by Mr.. Lewis West, Mr..
Stevens old body servant. Arriving
at the Capitol, the police who closed
in after il, excluding the crowd until
the coffin had been placed on the stand
prepared for it under the centre of the
dome, Immediately in front of the plas-
ter statue of Mr.. Lincoln, and until the
attendant soldiers had stacked arms
and mounted guard, when the public
was admitted to view the remains.
Among those present were Senator Pat
terson, OF Tenn, Rev. DIR. Emory and a
considerable number of employees OF
both Houses of Congress, but the at
tendance was not large.
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs
has received a report from Indian Su-
perintendent Thomas E. Murphy,
dated ut Athchison, Kansas, August 6,
inclosing two letters from John Z. Tap
pan, who was a member OF the late
Peace Commission, dated respectively
July Is and 26. and stating that the XII
owas had delivered up to him as proof
OF their friendship for the whites, boy
about four years age, and a girl, about
thirteen years. and that he had handed
them over to General Sully, command
ing the District of Upper Kansas. The
Comanches had also delivered up to
agent Wyncoop, without ransom, girl
about nine years old. The Comanches
still hold one boy, which they prom
ised TO deliver up to their new agent
when he gives them their amunition.
They say positively that this is the only
white captive now held by the kioWas
and Comanches.
The committee appointed by the Sec
retary of the Treasury to investigate
the affairs of the printing division re-
ports its accounts correct and every
dollar salts sfactorily accounted for.
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, August 13.-In the
Senate yesterday the committee to
whom the matter was referred, report
ed favorably on Mr.. JewelPs resolu-
ton OF the 7th inst, calling for a
committee to obtain from Governor
Yarmouth Information respecting the
murders and outrages, which he men
tions in his letter to the President, with
an amendment providing that the same
committee investigate the riots OF 1866.
a communication from the Governor
was presented at the same time, re-
questing said committee to be appoint
ed.
would INTRODUCES bill abolishinG the
tire department of this city.
To-day the Senate adopted a resolu-
tion allowing the contestants of seats OF
the democrats, sitting as members, who
were confirmed yesterday, their per
diem from the commencement of the
session to the date of the decision.
The ground of contest was ineligibility.
Two oEthe contestants are colored.
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E o R o P E

LONDON, August st13.-Dispatches from
Lisbon, Portugal, state that fire broke
out in cargo of cotton in public
store adjoining the Custom House. a
great quantity of cotton, brandy and
other goods were destroyed. Total loss
one hundred thousand pounds sterling.
Origin of the fire believed to be acci-
dental.
a porter at Dover railroad station, was
today hanged within the yard OF his
prison for the murder of the Station
Master. The only persons who wit
messed the execution were the prison
officials and few reporters and pri-
vate citizens. This is the first private
execution which has taken place under
the new law concerning capital pun
isbment.
PARIS, Aug. 3.-Intelligence has
been received that bands OF armed in
surgents have made their appearance
in Arragou, at the town of Caspea. A
detachment of Spanish troops have been
sent in pursuit of the rebels.
The La Liberti asserts that new diff
ficulty has arisen between tho French
Government and the Bey of T1nis.
The Courier Due Levant pub blishes the
following news from Gambia: A battle
took place between the Cretans and the
Turkish troops, on the 9th of July, in
which the Turks were badly beaten.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 1S.-The yacht
race between the schooners Matte and
Martha, of twenty miles for thousand
dollars, was wonI yesterday by the
Matte.
VIM. woolley shot II. Fleming, near
Long Branch. on Monday, and then
partially cut his own throat. Repent
ing of the latter proceeding, he returned
10 the house where he had committed
the murder and was arrested. Woolley
had been abusing Fleming's wifeS with
whom he had been on intimate terms,
when Fleming expostuJated, where
upon Woolley shot him, nearly blowing
out the latter's stomach, with shot
gun.
DR.. Battelle shot man named Sim
mons, at Cozzen's Hotel, West Point, on
Sunday.
An unknown man, yesterday, while
firing revolver into some logs, on
Stanton street, shot little girl named
Mary Taeney. The latter died shortly
after.
n. f. Ludgenton, merchant ofChi-
cego, arrived here last night, in charge
OF detective, on a charge of detraud-
ing a firm OF this city out of $1,000. He
attempted to escape on the route.
Steamship Helvetta, from Liverpool
arrived.
Judge Bernard yesterday dismissed
the suit of preferred stockholder,
to restrain the payment OF the Micht-
gan Southern cash dividend, and the
latter will be accordingly duly paid.
Mr.. Strong, who recently disadpear-
ed after drawing his bank account,
fifty.six thousand dollars, was yes
terday expelled from the open
board of brokers, of which he had been
member.
AT meeting of the workingmen last
night the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That in reviewing the wages
of Government employees Gen. Scho.
| field, Secretary OF War, has not proved
himself "A friend to the wOrkingman;
and that il his economy Is to be the
order of the day IT should commence
with the Generals before 1t came down
to privates.
Geo. Anderson of Haddenfield. N. J.,
was drowned at Atlantic City, while
bathing at the place where two little
girls were drowned some time since.
There is no further developments oil
disease among cattle received at Hud-
son City, and it is believed the only
cases were those first noted, which were
effectively disposed of by slaughtering.
! Mr.. Queen, the stakeholder declared
the McCooIe-Coburn fight draw, and
handed the latter who was present, his
| halfthe stakes.
The officers of the Citizens Associa.
ton have addressed a letter to the Gov
ernor of Wisconsin suggesting that au
agent be kept in this city to co operate
with the Commissioners of Charities
and Correction in sending able bodied
la aborers to Wisconsin. 1t is estimated
that thirty or forty thousand emigrantS
could be sent annually to that State
who could not otherwise find their way
there.
General Chevalier. of Hayti, was en-
tertained a few days ago. in Hayt
by the United States Minister, Hollis
the English, Spanish and French
Ministers are very Jealous o
alleged efforts to secure annexation tc
the United States.
The revolution in tHayti continues
Salnave is growing more and more
popular daily, and the wife of Sou
logue has lately declared in his favor
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THE CROPS.

NEW YORK, August 13.-Reports OF
the crops by telegraph from all parts OF
tho country are, on the whole, quito
cheering. The wheat crop is larger
than last year in West Virginia. Indi-
ana, Ohio, Missouri, Kansas, Utah,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, New York,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maine.
Massachusetts, Connecticut and New
Hampshire, and the quality is regarded
as excellent. In Georgia, South Caro-
lima, Alabama and Texas the reports
are not SO good, the yield being differ
ent. In Louisiana, Arkansas, Ken
tucky, Mississippi, Maryland, South
western Virginia, Central Tennessee,
North Carolina, Delawareand Vermont
the crop has been an average one. The
crop is very large and the quality re-
markably good. The yield this year
will be fully one third more than last.
Oats-In Kentucky, Tennessee. West
Virginia, Indiana, Missouri, Kansas,
Ohio, Nebraska. Iowa, Wisconsin,, Min
nesota, New York and Illinois the
yield is large, while in Louisiana, Mis-
sissippi, Georgia, Florida and other
Southern States it will not be more than
the average. The rains lately have in
iured the crops in New Jersey, Penn
sylvania, Delaware, Maryland and
Maine. The barley crop will be
an average one. Hay will be more
than the average crop in Pennsylvania,
New York, Ohio, Indiana and New
Jersey. In Delaware and Maryland
the yield will be very large and excel
lent. In cotton a fully average yield
is expected. Sugar promises well, but
there is very little planted. Fruits are
almost total failure, especially in the
Middle States. The peach crop will not
be half what it was last year. In the
extreme South it looks better. In New
York apples look better than anywhere
else. The potato crop is generally large
and good. a heavy mildew and lice
have killed the crops in Pennsylvania.
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Land wanted-oittzens wanted.

Lana "AnIeu-CAEI&0nS "AHNSNs
An advertisementin in our columns this
morning ought to receive prompt re-
Spouse from some of the large land
holders of West Virginia. a colony Of
intelligent, industrious Germans want
a tract of two or three thousand acres
of good land for settlement and mod
ell farm. We depart from ordinary
usage in regard to advertisements 10
call aHention to this one. There are
millions on millions of uncultiyated
land in this State, fertile in soil, rich
in mineral, well wntered. well timbered,
with salubrious climate, blessed with
everything in the gift of the Creator to
make it desirable home for man. It
lacks only the labor of intelligent man
to make 1t paradise; but lacking this
it lacks everything. We wantthese In
telligent Germans for citizens, and
want thousands and hundreds of thou
sands more like them. We have mill
lions of now useless acres, and to actual
settlers ought to sell cheap. We trust
the want OF these men Will be prompt
ly responded to.
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UTICA.

UTICA, Aug. 13.--The Democratic
State Committee have appointed State
Convention, to be held at Albany on
the I'd of September.
AT a meeting of the Chairmen OF
County Committees Ex-Gov. Seymour
was introduced and made some brief
remarks, showing his confidence in the
success of the party in the coming elec-
ton. Tonight Mr.. Seymour will be
serenaded, and is expected to make a
aDeech in RESPONSE.
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B. F. CALDWELL,

MANUFACTURES OF COPPER, TIN
lkl and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer in
Cooking ana Heating Sto .es, No. I3 Main
Street, Wheeling, West Viz Inla.
/ would respectfully call the attention OF
the public to my Largo and select stock Of
Copper Stills, Copper and BfIss Kettles. Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tops.
Job work Of all kinds VIII receive my PEI
sOnal attention.
on Wen Casing and Sand Pumps made to
order on short notice.
1000 feet ~ inch Well Tubing, which VIII
be sold cheap; also Agent for Zimmerman
Celebrated Steam Cooking Apparatus, which
the public are invited to call and examine.
marl9-eOd-d&W6m. b. +. CALDWELL
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, August l3.-The Republi-
cans dedicated their new wiGwam to
night. The building was filed to its
utmost capacity and a large crowd as
sembled in the street. Speeches were
made by Hon. Jacob NJ. Howard, Hon.
F.. G. Beamer, Hon. 81. P. Baldwin and
Others. Much enthusiasm was mani
tested. The nominations for Congress
by both parties in this State have all
been made and the campaign is fairly
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GEOKGIA.

ATLANTA, August 1S.-In the Senate
to-day Mr.. Bradley, the colored Sena-
tor from the First District, was declared
ineligible by vote of so to 5. Bradley
expresses his intention of running for
Congress from the same district.
Both houses passed a resolution or
dering an election in Telfair and Irwin
counties, the two not yes represented
in the State government.
A bill passed the House allowing
persons on trial for felony to make
statements without being sworn on
their faith in the cause, the jury to give
such weight to the same as they may
deem proper,
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second Senatorial District.
FA1RMoNT, August 10, 1868.

FAIRMONII AUGUST To- 4oOo'
Editors LateLligeacer
After consultation with large num-
Der of the Union voters of Marion
county, 1 am satisfied that Col. Isaac
Holman is the choice of this county for
the Senate; and am authorized to say
that he will serve, If elected. hope,
therefore, that at the Primary election
in Marion county, on the go instant,
delegates will be chosen in favor OF
Col. Holman's nomination at Mounds
vile. The other two counties concede
the Senator to Marion. RADICAL.
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rnIon P.c,nc r.n1Irond. /.

NEW YoRK, August 13.-A dispatch
from Omaha says that tfty additional
miles of the Union Pacific Railroad
are now finished, making seven hun
dred and fifty miles from Omaha. 1t
now seems probable that nearly one
thousand miles will be in running or
der before the colse OF the year, and
that the whole line TO the Pacific will be
open for business during 1863.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-14
CANADA.

OTTAWA, Aug. l2.-The Minister of
Customs has under consideration the
prevention of the importation to Can
ada of cattle from the Western States,
in consequence of the disease reported
to have broken out among them.