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New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-14
SYNpIO SALE.
W. C. IS. vENrREss VS.. HIS CREDITORS.

W. G. IS. VENTRESs VS.. HIS CREDITORS.
RY ALFRED ROULIGNY, AUCTION.
ID eer-Ottce No. 81 Exchange Alley.-By virtue
and in pursuance Of an order rendered by the Hon,
orable r Beauyais, Judge Of the Fourth Judicial
District Court for the parish of Ascension, in the
above entitled matter, on the twenty third of Janu
ary, 1861, and by direction of 7. Q. stark, Esl
chants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street
between Canal and Customhouse streets, SATUR
DAY, January 2, 1853, at twelve O'Clock Nj, the
following escribed real estate situated in the parish
Of st. Martin, in this State, belonging to said in
ALL THOSE PARCELS OR TRACTS OF
LAND, lying and situated on Bayou Sorrel, in the
parish OF st Martin in this State, known and de
seribed as follows; Section thrtysx C36l west hall
of east haf; half of east half OF section thirty
five 35j south half of southeast quarter aud north
half OF southwest quarter and north halt of south
west quarter OF section twenty-five (25lallin township
fourteen "a range twelve east.
Also, east half of section Nv, and east half OF
southwest quarter of same section, in township ff-
teen tl5 and range twelve east, containing sixteen
hundred and fifty acres 0650) more or less. The
above lands comprise large quantity of highland
there is large quantity Of live nak upon it, and
in the rear hne cypress is accessible to navigation
and would be q va liable Investment.
Terms-Cash in UnitedsStates Treasury notes.
Act of sale before f. Grima, notary public, at the
expense OF the purchasers, including Unlted'States
Internal Revenue stamps. no2s de5 u l9 ia2
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-14
SUCCESSION OF GEORGE KA1sER-NO. y 7ss
Second District Court for the Parish ci Or,

Second District Court for the Parish CT Or.
leans
pY A. DUCHIRON, AUOTIONEER-
u Once and SAlesrOom Nos. 2e and 30 Tchoupitou.
las street.-On WEDNESDAY, December "a 1859
AZ y o'clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auction,
eets E1ohsnge, on Royal street, between Canal an 1
0ustompouee streets in virtue of order from the
honorable the second District Court for the parish
ot % 3resns, GATED November 10, 1855 in the matter
be sold st public aution to the hishe bidder The
following property, to wit: -
IUf OF GROUND situated in FaubaurS
LSaudas, in the Fourth District OF the city OF New
Ifeans ~ tse sSusrt No g bounded by Laurel
he No. as Isn 4na Slnth streets. oesgnHted by
aStea tne toIrth day Of Nay ls and measuring
street, byone hundred and twentyf i've feet bstSeen
pafalle' nhest eSether with the mouse, kitchen,
Terms-Oash. ~ 7 - .r, ..
The act Of sale before A. paurioeourt. notsry
huonn ~ t1e expense Of purchaser, together with
no23 des u Is q - -
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-14
AUCTION SALES.

SUCCESSION IoF MARIE +. LoOARD
Widow Aime ChatAignier. d.
RX CHAGLEs e. FORTIER,. aAUO
y tioneer-Oftoe No. 45 Exchange Alley.-THURS
DAY, January H. 1858, at twelve O'Clock Al
a. the MERCHANTS and Auctonsers' Exchange,
hoyn street oetwsenOana and Customhouse streets,
District Court for the parish Of oriesns dated De,
ceTHIe5 ceTWo L. lsSs the following pFG2s5ty. viz: :,
this CITY,, in square bounded by Cssacalvo,
Slouet, Moreau and Louisa Streets marked
NOS and on a plan drawn by Oasfa'nQ, civil
engineer on ethe fourteenth Januar5, ls62; said
lots are contiguous and measuring each 81 feet
on Clouet stl Get by l24 feet in depth 1I1fH =
Ierms-Casn IN United States treasury notes.
Act OF sale before p O. Cuvellier, notary public. at
1 del4 "a 3lja1 Ii - = = -
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-14
sEocsD AND LAST ADJUDICATION OF sue.
cession Of Willis p. Coleman. deeeased-Con.
tents of Mill Factory. Machinery, Materials,

RY CHAs. IT.. NAsH-AUoTIoNEER
y Oihce Masonic Hall Auction Mart, corner ST.
Shar.es and Perdido streets.-Wil be sold on
SATURDAY, Decsmber 26, 1868, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, At the Masonic Hall Auction Mart, corner st.
Onarles and Perdido streets, by virtue and pursu
ant TO an order ofitne Honorable G. Breunlng, Judge
OF the Parish Court of Jefferson, dated November
p, 1868. No. - of the docket of said court for
account of said succession: - 80
THE COhTEN s OF A MILL FACTORY, stu.
ated at No. A5 houpitoulas street, opposite st.
Narys Market. consisting of Materials of complete
MIL Factory, as per inventory file, which may be
seen at the once of the auctioneer, corner St
Charles and Perdido streets.
1erms-Twelve months bond satisfactorily in.
dorsed. del2 Il 20 26
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-14
ruRNITuRE-FuRNITURE

: N WNTWWMAAN y HHUH. 2 W.
ARANT b soId p
R EMS 1fe No - Camp sEress1 r, ,,,D,g,
kEURA eeh Z ..ss y. ~ ~, IN
iERERAL 70 - ~ ~ = Msse vkAnl Anu ANU
OHILLs ,ivt lsa a. Ees, ~, "a ~
ma tsst Rnsrels Tor Centre GIshles AsThls ToI
FRSHsYips Esp s Fsts mirrors ssass EasrsV,
neontants Of several well fufnishsd hcnses
per Bot : 4ss ss'''A' ''N'' 0--. -A4 "''e
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-14
SUCCESSION OF BRIDGET oowLEY, WIFE
of E. Perauda,-No. s22n.

of E. Perauda'-No. s2,24l.
PYA. DUCHIRON, AUcTIoNEER.-
ID Ofice and Salesroom Nos % and 80 Tchoupitou.
las street.E0n. THURSDAY, seventeenth instant,
ssribed in virtue of an order from the Honorable
the second District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated December 1855 in the matter of the success.
sion OF Bridget Uowley, wife of L. PerAndat, No.
322, will be sold public auction to the highest
bidder, the following Or. perty to wit:
On the plantation of e. Perandat situated on the
Gentilly road, about ten miles from this city
One OUTAGE FRAME HOUSE, containing two
rooms, with gallerles-ons in front and one in the
rear--a she'd stable, small house, frame kitchen,
building used for sugar mill, together with the
sugar mill
Two MULES.
One HORSE.
Three CARTS.
Two TIMBER WHEELS
Six COWS AND CALVES.
A lot of UTENSILS
Also, on lot of ground fronting on said Gentilly
"A one;story FRAME HOUSE and twostory
KITCHEN.
The buildings above enumerated will be s1d with
out the ground, as the land does not belong to the
succession of said deceased, and must he taken
away by the purchaser within fifteen days after the
sale.
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
de49I2l7
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-14
SUCCESSION OF FANNY E. HAYMAN.
Second District Court. No. sO.21s.
THREE.sToRY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE,
No. IA Carondelet Street, between Lafayette and
Girod Streets

No. IA Carondelet Street, between Lafayette and
Girod Streets
PY j. h, WALTON a. DEsLONnF-J
ID B. Walton, Auetioneer-Ofice No. g. Caropde.
let street-SATuRDAY, Deeember i5 less at
twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Auctionesrs' ExchanRe
Royal street. by virtue and in pursuance of IN order
Of the Honorable Louis Duyigneaud, Judge of the
Second District Court of New Orleans, dated No
vember a. 1854 Court Docket No 30 27e will be sold
for account ef the above named succession, the fol
lowing described property. to wit:
The undivided half OF ONE LOT OF GROUND,
with the buildings and improvements there,
on, in the First District Of this city In the
square bounded by Carondeet, St. Charles, Lafay-
eqe and Grod streets, designated by No. 4, on a
plan drawn by Charles ZmpeL Surveyor, dated
tne fifteenth day OF November 1884 and deposited in
sue ONCE OF H. b. Cenas, late Notary in this city.
5Aid lot measures II American measure 25 feet
nonea front Carondelet street by $50 feet inches
IN oepth, between parallel lines together with the
use " common with this lot sud those adjoining, of
an atiey % feet wide opening into Lafay ette street
Inc improvements on this lot consist Of a Three
Slory ana Attic Brick Dwelling, No IA CRr0ndelet
street, haVng two parlors dining room and hall on
nrst noor. And three sleeping rooms and halls on
eaen tine second and third floors The rear buildings
are TWO story brick. ard contain aervnuts' room
klIcnsI, estelE Naterworks. etc. The yard is
tagged, ana the house has gas throu .hout,
rerms-Cash in United States treasury notes
ACT OF sAle peIore James Graham, Notary Public
g. g tne sxpsn.s 81 the pstchaser ipendipE .qnlted
eAteNfefehue stamps nol9A p de5 y Is
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-14
GEORGIA.

Ten Frame Buildings Burned-Sudden
Death OF Judge GhoIsOn.
SAVANNAH, December l3.-A fire this
morning, on Mill street, destroyed ten frame
buildings. The loss is estimated at S10, 600,
covered by insurance. 45-=s-
Judge Gholson, of Petersburg, member of
the firm Of Gholson, Walker & Co., Liver
pool, was found dead in his bed this morn!
ing. "ll.l. l-r E. ID
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-14
STOCK AND PERSONAL EFFECTS AT AUo
TION.

STOCK AND PERSONAL EFFECTS AT AUG
i TION.
SUCCESSION OF W. H. AVERY. DECEASED.
Second District Court OF New orleans-No. 50, ,2ss.
PT. j. b. WALTON sH DEsLONDE.-
CaroDdelet street-SATURDAY, December 10, 1853
at ten o'clock A. NJ, at their office No Carondelet
street 6y virtue and n pursuance Of an order of the
District Court of New orleAns. dated November 30,
1868, Court Docket No. 80 26s will be sold for ac.
count OF the above ned succession the following
described STOOK and EFFECTS, to wit:
ONE hHARE IN THE CAPITAL STOCK OF
La NAR1ETE ASSOCIATION, as per certificate
No. l45 which share is liable for the assessment Of
$35 on each ehare for the years 1868 and 1869.
ONE MORTGAGE BOND OF THE BOSTON
CLUB ASSOCIATION of $500. as per certificate
TEN SHARES IN THE CAPITAL STOCK OF
TIE WASHINGTON AND NEW ORLEANS
TELEGRAPH COMPANY, Of $50 each, as per Ger.
tihcate No. 255.
Personal EFFECTS, consisting of Gold
Watch, Diamond Breastpin and Household Farm.
ture.
Terms.Cash in United States Treasury notes.
de9 II l6 10
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-14
& q EsssEoS r ! Q OF susrAvE yoM HoFE.
b FAII
hoLD FURNITURE. PIANOS AND
oaos Furni.aEs . Aa..lon. -.

n tor the " BEJ a Jr.s AOO5tONEER OFFIOE
.leA in al Ne5 OIaVler street, VII Pc sold on NON
|lnding, scsmner "a ls6s. ~ eleven O'Clock, A
n this rem .fondelet@, .
lad yIily and MAinut beosteeQei Afmoirs, Mar
tried all 81 nnreAus Wasnstands poiea, Spring neat
.sedy and f4aInie Top centre tapies, Marble Top
never fail o'denonraA ,hAlenslon lhptes. Cans and
|wHITFs| |stresseA Carpets, Paintings; sto;
y affords ana Square Piano and Once Furniture.
the wri 1ge invoice Of Walnut and Poplar extra
. the nA1| .HAge bedss walnut and PAINTED Oottngu
psionl Il me Cssh in United States Treasury notes
BOGEL
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-14

u No. So Bienvine street,-SATURDAY, Janu,
ry 3, 1869 at twelve o'clock NJ at the Merchants
Canal and Customhouse streets will be sold at pub.
lie auction by virtue Of order from the Hon9rab
louis Duygneaud, Judge OF the Second District
1868 the following described real estate belonging
to said successon
A, LOT OF GROUND situated in the Second
District Of this city. in the square boundsd d by
Franklin, Basin. Canal and Customhouse Streets
designated as lot No. 2 on plan made by Louis H.
Pile. on the ninth of April 1850 deposited in the
office of j. Lisbony, late Notary Public in this
city.
Ssid lot a feet IL inches and lines front
on Franklin street. by 30 feet in Depth toR with
tue buildings and Improvements erected thereon
consisting OF two-story brick house, covered with
slate, containing seven rooms, two cabinets, two
Kitchens, privies hydrant cistern front and back
gallery and paved yard.
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
Act OF Sale, with United S ates internal Revenue
Stamps at purchasers s expense before Joseph Uohn,
Notary Public. dele II "a 81 las
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-14
AMUEMENTA
VarietaeaThen,ra
y Lut UOV9rnOr: ~ . )
EUGENE DAVIS,
Executive Secretary,

| This evening is the benefit of that uni
versal fayorfte, Miss Josie orton, who ap-
pears in the splendid comedy of wonder.
ora Woman Keeps Secret and also in
Two characters in the .cachinatory peculi-
arltY OF Nursery Chickweed.n As Miss
Orton is peculiarly happy in comedy and
4 has no supeiior in that line on the New Or
leans stage, we hope she will have au i'm
mense house. notwithstanding the present
| gloomy weather. --[
Academy OF Music.
| The gorgeous spectacular extravaganzs
"Undine'' has been running a week at the
Academy, with the greatest possible success
to the preprietors and most unalloyed satis-
faction to the public. Undlne, Miss EngeL
is the leading character, but the most pleas
ing and lively role is performed by Mrs.
Oates as Idex. The charming Mile. sohlke
WINS laQrels night after night in the ballet
while Malyina =Eyers and Mile. -Cribilli sus-l
tain their previously acquired reputation
most eScellently. Millie Tournour having
astonished the people of Mobile by her
daring performances on the swinging tra-
at the Academy.
st. Charles Theatre.
The rain descended last night in such.
heavy showers that almost everybody was
deferred from yenturing out into the storm.
consequently the benefit of Mr.. Pierce
was failure. This evening there will be
no noperformsnce at the st. Charles, but to-
morrow evening the fWhite Fawns win he
brought out with great magnifcence and
with Whitman's world renowned Partisan
ballet troupe having been engaged bv the
st, Charles management, star danseuse Aso-
luta, Miles; nlana,-Marie Landa, second
primleresEnIles. Zuar!e, Barena and De-
rection of Mons. Harvig, introducing the
"SilYer Lake Ballet" sWood Nymnh
Dance, ''rhe Fisher Waltz y "Grand ANA
zonisn March, y Hungarian Polka, y Mate
tot," and the glorious and infectious ''Can-
mans gorgeous transforms alton scene acl
knowiedged the finest. ever produced in
America. ..,., s., 5000 - :.
Crescent City Museum.
There is this advantage about the Mu-
scum, that the admission fee is small and
the doors, are open at any time in the dsr
or evening. The twin girls, sometimes
called the twO-headed girl; sing prettily sad
converse freely, The smallest woman, IN, o.
the world, unlike others of her sex. makes
no secret about her age. The new custom
of smoking under water, where the odor of
the meerschsum is offensive to nobody
must pc admired especially BY those who
DO not smoke. The Circasian Beauty, with
the euphonious name Of Salanlma Agra IA
there, SO likewise is Professor Gfeiner.
the Behemian glass blower. In addition
may be seen the apimals in the menaeerie.
the happy family Of quadfupeds. and cu-
rlosities fFoua all parts of Ahe sr.sla h1z IN
/ to i5- -----------1<----- +. 80,
Ar. Gso.iw, NADER desires this reporter
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-14
AUCTION SALES.

HORSES AND MULES
hF SALE OF ELEGANT SADDLE AND
HARNESS HORSES.
K MULES. BUGGIEs, HARNESS, ETC.
AT AUCTION.
MONTGOMEHX BROs. n CO.,
4 n Montgomery, Auctioneer viii he sold or
DAY, December is, 1883. at halfpast ten
AZ 7, uaY's stable, 9ravier street,
n SADDLE AID HARNESS HORSES, in
spLASsiTATIoN AND CITY MULES.
ALSO
Int Top and Open BUGGIEs, HARNESS,
BLES, eIc.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-14
COTTAGE ON CLIO sTREET-sUooEssIoN

COTTAGE ON CLIO 6TREET.-SUCCESSI
of Francis P. west.-No. 22,s97.-second Dis.
trict Court for the Parish of Orleans.
RY O. Il. GIRARDEY d CO., AUCTION.
ID eers.-Nicholas j. Hoey, Auctioneer- Office No.
II Exchange Place-SATURDAY, nineteenth De.
cember 1859 at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants
and Auctoneers Exchange, Royal street. by virtue
of an order rendered in the above entitled matter
by the Hon. L. Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second
District Court Of New Orleans, on the twelfth Novem.
ber, 1858, and signed the third August 1862 will
be sold at public auction for account of said sue
cesson--
A LOT OF GROUND in the First District Of this
city, in the square No. 989, bounded by Clio Erato
Liberty and Howard streets, designated lot No. O.
and measuring 30 feet inches and 80 lines front on
Clio street. by Depth between parallel lines of 1883
feet ten inches and 8 lines The improvements COM
prise one-story frame house, slate roof. retired
from the street. having front gallery and four rooms
q shed, cistern, etc.
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes, and
purchasers to assume payment Of all taxes for 1863
Act of sale and United States stamps at the ex.
pense Of the purchaser, before Octave More, Esq.
Notary Public. nolT % de5 l2 ls
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-14
A VALUABLE IMPROVED LOT. No. IT PER.
dido street, between Dryades and Rampant
streets-Succession Of William R. Hunter

Second District Court of New Orleans, No. 81, ,s47.
PY j. II. WALTON d DEsLONDE-J.
ID =. Walton. .Auctoneer-O1ics No. Carondelet
street-SATURDAY, December 26, 1868, at II NJ, at
the AuSyioneers Exchange, Royal street, by vir-
tue aud in pursuance of an order Of the Honorable
Louis Duvigneaud, Judge of the Second District
COURT OF New Orleans dated November 90 1858,
Court docket, No 81 947 will be sold for account OF
property, to wit.
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the bui ldings
and improvements thereon, in the First District of
this city in the square bounded by Perddo, Graver,
Dryades and Rampant streets, designated by the
No. s, on a sketch annexed to act passed before
Theodore Sehgers, late notary in this city, toe
thirteenth November, 1888 measuring in American
measure 81 feet IL inches lines front on Perdido
streetiby depth between parallel lines Of III feet
The Improvements on this lot consist of a two
story brick kitchen, having four rooms, Sheds os-
tern, hydrant, etc,
Terms-Oash in U. S. Treasury notes.
Act of sale before A. MaZereAu, Notary Public, at
the expense OF the purchaser including United
States Revenue Stamps.
noA 25 de5 IL 10 26
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-14
Oreaeent CIty AIaseum.

Ar. Geo. W, Nader desires this reporter
e state that Mesars. n. a. Baumgarsen & ,
%. are the lowest bidders, for the Charity
Hospital bread contract. '0 VI -
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-14
EssIoN OF JAMES NJ. FoRGAY-No. 81, ,Osa
EAcond District Court parish Of Orleans.

A. DUCIIRON, AUCTIoNEER-
flee No. 173 Gravier street-On WEDNES-
December g. 1858. at twelve clock NJ, at the
Dents and Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal
between Canal and Customhouse streets, in
OF an order from the Honorable tine Second
|ct Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated
hber "a 1868, in the matter of the succession OF
N. Forgay, No. 2l032, will be sold at public
to the last and highest bidder the following
IN, To wit:
CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT Of
at National Bank of this city numbering SO
honnting to twelve hundred and ninety.si
70 oOne'hundred dollars. being the balance due
|nk.
s-cash in United States treasury notes.
IliS2 %
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-14
A CONGRESS OF woNDERs.
IKIETTEs THEATRE.

IKHEThE9 THEATRE.
MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENT
For the
BENEFIT OF MISS JOSIE ORION.
I lime in several years Of the standard Comedy
of the
DER, OR A WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET.
After which
SEUL L'ARIEL BY MDLLE. THERESA,
,psluding with the Amusing Absurdity called
NURSEY CHICK WEED
Thursday Evening, Benefit Of W, L. Sheridan.
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-14

COMFORTABLE BRICK RESIDENCE No. %
Franklin street, between Canal and Custom
house streets.-Succession of Carl Arthur Cor.
nsr-No
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-14
|Rm7th-

|ISH OF
|aoias, v
nd Justi
leans, I
|OSDAY
p o'ciool
ing desc
New Orleans Republican., 1868-12-14
TTACK ON CADIz INSURGENTS POSTPONED

Apprehended InsurrectiOn at Barcelona.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-08-21
TN Observation-Disclosures COUNT,


TN PROBATE MANITOWOC COUNTY
i Court. il the matter of the estate Of
James Allen, deceased. On reading and Al
ing the petition of Margaret Allen, Of said
county, representing, among other things,
that James Allen, late of said county, on the
4th day Of July, A. D. 1859, at Manitowoc
Rapids, in said county, died intestate, leaving
goods, chattels and estate within this State,
and that said petitioner is the widow Of said
deceased and praying that administration Of
said estate be- to her granted, it is ordered
that said petition be heard b fore the Judge of
this Court ON Monday, the l4th day Of Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1868, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at my
Office in said county. Ordered further, that
notice hereof be given to the heirs of said de-
ceased and TO all persons interested, by pub
fishing a copy Of this order for three success
i've weeks prior to said day of hearing in the
Manitowoc Pilot, a weekly newspaper pub
lished at Manitowoc in said county.
GEO. w. BARKER, County Judge.
Dated at Manitowoc, the 18th day of Au-
gust, 1868. 5t3
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|uea- Ohio can no longer be classed among
|e doubtful states. Advices from intelli-
int men, who can correctly judge of the
togress of the campaign there, say that
> will surely 90 democratic. In The elec-
pn OF last fall, the Pendletonian seed sown
|ok root, and will bear fruit hundred
ID. After tbs election, our able and dig
fed vice president, Wade, said: I'VE
70 ID badly whipped, and the Niger
Fhipped u.s."
He undoubtedly had much to do with
10 defeat, and will again tske part In the
ushing one which will be administered 70
Jacobin party in October. The people
Ave had an overdose Of him. The niger,
ovever, was not tho only thing which do
a;ed the Jacobins in Ohio last fall. The
sre enLack question" did enter into the
knYass, and was voted on. Pendleton
ainly and fairly presented it in all Of his
,seches. With him as an exposit0r OF 1t.
voters understood and approved it; and
ey viii again approve il.
Ii is now doubtful whether the Jacobias
PIT make much Of fight in the presiden
al election. The returns from Pennsyl-
aaia, Indiana, and Ohio. in October, will
sow them that they are doomed. In each
those states the democracy are working
sAGstrious and effectively. Jerry Black,
.ho is an excellent authority. says the dem
.rats will carry Pennsylvania BY thirty
pousand majority. Chicago Times.
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The Cattle Disease.

New Y ork Aug. II.
THE toard Of health, some time since,
ettcd four disease cattle end placed
(em in quarantine for pathological OBJ
Fvations aud exI 9 iment. II ey were fed
NJ. rch grass, and csrbolic acid was mixed
! tb the water which they drank, the res
t being a deciGed improvement in their
al h. Yesterday one Of them-the one
owing the least signs Ct recovcry-was
buy htered, and viscera, blood tissue, and
,ans preserved for microscopic exanin-
on and medical study. The others are
pld!y approaching convalescence. Tho
tailed results have not yet been made
&oNn.
The 81 infected cattle alluded to on Sat-
day are at Paterson. n. j. There is moth
3 further from that place in reference to
disease.
Boston, Aug. II.
The cattle disease is creating great excite
ent among farmers and butchers. Nine
FINALS died yesterday afternoon, and five
ore died this morning, on = farm in
orlok county.
Albany, Aug. II.
In view of tho continued apprehension
the cattle disease, Gov. Fenton has sam
oned to the executive chamber Levi:
allen, of Buffalo John Staunton Gravel
bia, and Gen. Patrick, of Gene
who Constitute boar Of commits
,ners for the protection Of cattle from
struction By infectious diseases.