The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-11-07
The tiofse Etlsiemuer

the disease, which !. =. ti;cti,,, }b,. ,,.,,.,
" '-'0ii VIZ p NV - ~
population OF the whole country, as ye1
c,+};o,., ,,, ,l,,+o,,,on+ Ta po,+,,, :. :; ,o
~ Ia i'o'7.oi' - '' y
ported that the horses first attacked are
,o.+;,,,x lo.+o, i,,,. Ill.,. ...,.
se''ihs "ot'ol' pol tiiat atteiipts 10 USE
them often result in relapse. which i.
more danoerous than tbe orioina1 attaol-
wo oo,,, hola,,- .,,,,>,,, .,ao,.,,.- r..., ne
NoPS oeio" eohle ACCOUNTS llolh OH
terent portions of the State and the coun.
,,.v
iS-
AT ROCkLAND.
RoCKLANp. NJ :, Nov ,. The horse disrem
per has been spreading rapidly in this city with
III ine iasl tWShty-foul hours. In several Of the
Stables ,: many hor,es are SICK, While III some The
I I lias hardIv YET made It's appearance
- st"ple proprletorS nave Senefally relus,
nersons nnninr .o1't a. ali n hf ~
gagged in ha,Iin9 limestone have mary Of their
horses sick. Only A very small portion of the
cases are as vet of a severe tyne. The manu-
tacture OF lime here has been almost entirely
suspended for the time on account of the effect
Of the prevailing epidemic unon the New orb
and Boston markets.
At pp1~su,cr
On I'M
any ;1nr,n,.on,on, IN tb ,i;tio' ~ ~
horses here. and new eases are constantly being
reported For the past two DAYS there have
been Ito hack, or lob wagons al the depot. Few
farmers have come 10 town and trade has Lppn
very dull fora week past. Yesterday the driver
of the Harpswe stage was unable to procure
even a single horse in Harp>welI. ana was
obliged TO walk TO Brunswick a distance Of Is
miles. With there mail bags on their back
AT w\TERyuIr
NAiEkN LIE Me. N"V. D. There Is no
chanSe IN the morse disease, alt new eases are
closed YnsferI,y thor" var, ~, h.i ~ ~
depot. Many cases are reported in the country.
and very few farmers come To town.
ar ,,-cr,sy,
.. =,
~ "' a. Ne Nov .. there Is no change
i tp ''ie no ~ st Hl>ea>e; me majority OF the
nU ' IS III inc Guy ana FclhllY alt aIcted No
i" ''i .u>t> YET reported Men and oxen are
SUBSTITUTED 20 maui trucks carts ana wagons.
~ CAMDEN
,,. Ati'r->' .he.' NOV. = ne morse disease
ho,sas M an i III ,i lirle le >til,Ie
tha t,ro r, ot '',,'1 ~, No. &C. 'e1onsiiiss 10
stahIoj h,, 20 , ~ guy belfast are
fem Nnt H. i r'i 'eu - q siilsle
ar. ,o fii ,,,I ,n p' tu' ana tile itrll-
far. onAI 'ii i1',,a''i ~ nome. iaut sur
Linrolnyile. ''iN'' ~
Al rAR>11HcroS
E,pNr\CT.% No,-,,,Lo, r,i,o,,. -. H..
,,,,,h tiI- , ,,' wy, i ilel mas pGeh
tpnrnar - C.,rl " S sL,,E nor se .Is
staga limo. md - L,o, i;, " n0 ~ >eNVi a.
nineteen on the sick isl. bnt most of the,o i'm.
proving. Mr. Edwards of the Ring1ield line of
stages fepoas only two not able to work. and
al me o1htf stables there are Il few eases. but
none OF them considered serious. There is "a
Pa-to,, ,,, u pIolluce Held mere ready for
orders not TO receive FREIGHT in ltroa ,,ntito.
till further orders.
,., ,,,,,,.,,,
Al ~ XII.
HITTSBCRG, Novemberl. The horse epide mic
oFokt OUT mere yesterday. On Saturday last a
prominent horseman of this city brought from
New YORK city Ehree horses, and placed them
III one OF the largest livery stables here. This
morning twenty eight horses We're found af-
nlcted with the disease. Considerable excite
hent prevails IN regard 10 it. as it is tea: ed the
epldemlc may seriously interrupt business
Ar CrlyEr.%n
r,,,,.,r, -
1i oiI.N f;iA>p' ~ NoNemneF /. me horse
VS. - - ~ ~ elts - >pleaullS Win fapldlty.
~ ~ 'u' nv nv Sts are aNaidpe. Inc ears on
an tIe ~ Set IaillotdS are stopped, and IN the
NJ Stin,les nearly every morse i affected.
comntrr t,,. o>.l Go t 'hIs naNe sent INTO the
NA'-' i0i 0Neii " n'ut ihe" wagons
AT PROVIDENCE.
PROVIDENCE. r. l. O.tuI,ar q I,io,o :;
some Improvement in thn horse ,iis,.i. i',a
tbp nun,bAi, of .,ni,nals i,,.o M !i'l &
to-day. The horse-cars will probably not re-
9ulhe uIl's before lhe latter part OF next week.
AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. November Tho ,,,;,,o;,,,,
veterinary surgeon here rpnor tho4 ,h a'nl i ,
no eases of hnrso 1isanco l. ~; - 'iNi az