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Yrssr~s@ Of the Cholera-,TeetinR Or the
New York Health NouILniLslon.

Oua latest Transatlantic news shows that the
cholera goes on unimpedsl in Its course. In Mad
aid, the cspi..l OF Spain, tho cases have reached
nve hundred aud forty per day, and the deaths ono
hundred aud seventy .hvo per day. The inhAbit.
~n,s are fleeing from the city 10 apsn.o, business
- Suspended, and the people in oil the sjjscen,
country are In . state OF CONSERVATION. The pes
aIsncs Ii making steady heslwsy IN France,
despite ell the efforts Of the French Government 10
check It. The sanitary condition Of Paris 10 KEEP,
from tbs knowledge Of the public - much a. pos
sibls, but the London TINS makes tho positive
statement that the Of cholera In Paris have
reached 6ity day, and the deaths twenty . day
There 10 no longer doubt about the spidsnlic
having reached England. 1t Is stated in our for.
sign news d this morning that numerous deaths
IRON AIssie cholera are reported at Epping, near
Londou," and the outbreak Of the plague q,
Southampton has been already reported. IL will
lie seen therefore, that the cholers-or rather the
advance guard Of the pes ilens-h.i passed down
the Mediterranean aud up the Atlantic coast q
Europe having At the present time reached the
same latitude a. New York. Whist 10 the prospec,
Tor this cityf We are pleased to observe ,ba, our
municipal su.horitss have At last thrown of their
somnolency, and that they have awakened to ths
Importance Of doing something to pro,s New
York from the spprehended vis.tation OF tbs
dreaded disease. A meeting Of the Conmisso ner,
" n.alsh was held yesterday, "to take measures
20 prevent the introduction O, eholer, into th
city" SJthing practical was done, sHesps th,
taking Of steps 70 memoraiIe The general G sTn
raent for e. suabls site for the detention of chol
era paten" aud passengers from vessels infec,e,
with cnoIsrA arriving at this port" It was
psgnuin however, and for that We ought TO /
thsnsiu We hope ,hst the fl.hy condition
inc city Will nos deyelope ths pestilsnee Will. ID
authorities are n search Of that "snis.bls site"
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TBs kaglish papers rece ysd b tie European
mail Of yesterday devote mu'h u their space to
the discussion between RI RESELL and Min s.
ter ADAMS, concerning the clam for damages
inflicted upon our commerce by the Alabama, and
other Auglo-rebel p'rz es. Ire comments u the
leading journals are very mild in tone, eyineins .
strong disposition for the msutensnce Of friendly
relations between the two countries but At the
same tine yielding nothing more than what was
suggested by Earl RussELL The London TIsE'
z yes By request Of the Government, the exact
language OF the proposition made T. Mr. AD,NG
which 10 as 'ollows; "Hsr Msjesiy's Gov rnment
are ready TO consent 10 the sppo ntnent - Cen.-
mission, to which shall be- referred all ~ ciums
arising during the late civil war uhieh the tr)
Tot1srs shIH agree 10 refer 10 The Comm ssion-
ers." In expla ming this proposition, the TINS
| says the clause which we hsv, it.lc.zsl "lmls
the subject VI references" aud excludes The claims
for losses by the AlabHm., and other ves-
sells OF the same character" We Ike the
coolncss Of the proposition. The chief clam ths,
we have against England 10 for damages By reason
Of English rebel pirscies our minister suggests an
arbitration; England refuses, but proposes com'
missioner, instead Of arb'ters - adjudcs.s oil
claims between the two countries aud Ihen, as Il
fearing they had conceded too much, the English
Government hssIens to declare .has the proposed
commissioners shall NOT consider the main points
In dispute. When Earl RussELL su ygestsd . com.
mission for the settlement ofthsse claims, Minister
ADAMS informed him that our Government would
probably sccspt nothing less than an arbitration
but II England intends to set up The ridiculous
ids, ,lludsd TO- IL will be folly 10 lose much time in
debating the question. Itis doubtful II our Gov
ernmsn, would to satisfied with commission on
any terms certainly ii will not be upon the IN.
derssnding that our che' claims shall be entirely
Ignored. The peopls Of this country do not Sppie
| a.
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coNRoY On "wednesday. Oct. 4s. M.rs.r..

CONRoY On WEDNESDAY, Oct, 9s. Marssret
.dor o. Danl ConToy, native Of Ballard. near 1ul-
hm3rei kinrs Connty Ireland
Inc friends Of the family. and those Of her soDs-
in-lav, Luke Mcnamara and Michael Hurley, are
respectfully invited sttend the funeral. Friday
aence. 1xH East goth ct. Her remains will be taken
10 Galway Cemetery 2gt
HLNDERSOS--On wednesday morning, Of drop
y, maty Ann Henderson. widow OF BENJAMIN Heu-
o'rsoh, aged 30 years months and - da =
ne lelaiyes and trends Of the family are respect
luny invited 10 .itend the funeral tina u .iisyl
sl,e on At ~ o'eVek, GIN le4 Iesldence. 49,
South ans, Willismsburph IL
HI HEs-At his Ie;itence. lie Ei,hth ave. on
Weinesda, mo-nin;. 25.h los, a. y . eloek. Ri,bsd
A 80 ema 81 =, " x QUEEN for the repore Of BIZ,
eul sili te clebr1tei on FRIDAY morn,ug. at half
pstvGe 0e<, - 81 Francis Xaviers Church, IRON
Cenetory. The relatives and friends OF the family
ae ie.pecfuly invited to attend The funeral. vi h
out further notice. ISL
M,KENNA-on Wednesday, oct. qs, after 8 short
bus severe illness, Richard McKenna In the ~ h
year Of his .Fe.
Tho relative. and friends Of the family, arc respect
iuly invited 10 attend the funeral, on FRIDAY alter
noon, oct "a, at O'Clock, from hi late residence,
lvO Mott ct 2sJ
.NuMAN-On Oct. 25th, John human, a native Of
the Parish CT strait Of Nestneath, LELAND, ased ~
yeafs
The friends Of the family .re respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. nom his late residence, IA
Elizabeth A. tbis Friday afternoon, A. o'clock. Tvs
PORTERs-on Oct. 2cth, Of .onsumpi ion, william
folters wed 20 yesrs. 49,.
The funeral will take place from hi. late rc.isence
o'clock. The relatives Of the family are respee!n'p
invited IN attend ~
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,uiliosn eops,,,,,,io, .r,u., a.. :, a..
Jniv.d STATES. n, honda are los, q, ,,oo.,. ~
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e,.,.. A.. ,to,o.- =, 80 hi,c.nt.n naturally
s,nr.,hz.. ,,,,, ,,h.,.i,ro ~h,r.., 1, Ia .,r.vsd
.oslns, ds.no,;.,o A. naomi. ~. INV. ,vnns
! ,bi,.a with N. ,nri, n, f,ceiorn which h..
from Aim. N aim. shown u.,,f in n..,iv all
| A.. r,o,.,ch,.i oo,.,,r.r,. y, rrr,,, =. vail
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InTgE II no longer nom for doubt concerning
,hs character ct tue Felsn organization, or regard
ins the o Joc1 and purpose to Which ii Il. devoted.
Until the recen. meeting Of the Congress 10 Phns.
dslphis, everything connected with Feni.nisn Was
40 completely shrouded in secrecy TIA, the whole
thing was BY many persons reg ardei ~ f. myth
al institution-s kind " iyH.s Jdtuus Intended
60 fri. hteu JoBS BULL, but having no substantial
basis, sud no clearly defined purpose. Tie .!m Of
the Fenlsn organization, however, is no longer
doubtful. The public have a. last learned, beyond
= douli, that II involves the attempted liberation
II Ireland FROM the CALLING yoke Of English :yrau
-, aud that the organized power u the Feniaus 1,
Srouger thsl that exhibited by any of the former
bSGrrec,ionary forces in Ireland. II Is known
va, IA this country alone, qlsrier Of mlloI
o. uea are enrolled In the cause Of Irish liberty
that they are bound together by an admirable sys
ten Of organisation, aud that they are under th
leadership Of . complete government, consisting G
/. President Senate House Of R,prsssu
t.nvsh department bureaus and, In fact
nssrly all the leading sppurtsn,nces tbs
P,l.ns ~ . tsUI fis Rational gswG Ihs Irls
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fe~ York. Tlv,sdav, Oc'. &C. r. N-Goid cod
to-day a. 1iN,a 14j%. The afternoon quo ton' OF
the general stock merscj, comp rcd with tho'e oil
yes,er.ay afternoon. thos sn advance o. { ON to D
Pc cent. Governments, BY the ne eonpiri'on'
~sie fraction.l'y lower sir Morton Pete and mum
te7 Of the Enrlfh cepta','. visited he STOCK IL
ehan.c this morn ~, aud were Introduced to many
Of the m mbeIs The loan msfket w's fa'fiy active
at per cent, without spy special pressure. Com
mefeai per vas rather Ia eHce's Of the Demand
and parsed ut Il The $50 0oovOo loan ' clio ed as
tie 'ubsc ip'ions we're in excess OF the smount
offered. Foreign exchange vas INNER hius NJ oO
d.v, On topdon hing oro. ID at 1rS, for com.
me ci.l. On Change to-day Flour was Dc. ltc.
lower. Wheat vas shade hTiner and quiei. Corn
sas 10 = 2c. hruer Oats we've unc anged. Pork
va, siesdy. Reef VA finn. Lard w@ unchanged,
aud Whisky Wa dull.
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VIXEN sI-rsbsl HENRY 5, fooTE reached bis
home At nashville, after the weary pilgrimage in
search Of that ""questcred spot" we imagined
him sIelsi ming "E ireks 80 and sitting down to
pass n contsntmsnt the necessarily short reu naut
Of his life. But We were mistaken. He 10 ire
prss,bls and unsettled 9, the "w.ndsrins Jew, Z"
Tor Just as the public sre trying W forget NE
eccentric old man, he again looms up Into view.
Yesterday he appeired in the uui,.i States Circuit
Court Of this city as . candidate ior Adm.ss GU 10
practice law. lie took the ususl oath required as
. qualification in such cases, but when 81. Con.
gressionsl tet-osth was offered ~ him, requiring
HIM 10 swear thai he had never voluntarily
borne arms against the l uiied States nor served
IL, nor aid,G the REBELLION" no sudds ly col.
spied, said he could not subscribe 10 IT, and lef,
the Courtroom. Evidently, Nav York is no! the
spot for which he has been % loug se.rcsiny.
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Awful Sbipwreck Two Hundred and SIX
~ oolIss drowned or Iuten by Iiuers.

The Ausric,u-bi, ship "EIge Speed" Vas
wrecked near Hallidsy's Island "a August the
22l, while on Der wsy FROM pyr Canning to De
msra dudiA,, with four buud, ell sul ninety seven
Coolies aboard. The results are thus des rbsd in
The English papers
Three Of the Eagle Speeds boats we're launched.
manned by the crew. ll-ludlng the Coolies Who
threw themselves INTO the water IN heucoops IN.
boat saved one hundred aud sixty nine, sri ali
| tie Europeans Captain H)sk ms boat made ave
| trips, buI the others were soon SMASHED ore OF
them had al half past twelve, brought OIL lie Can.
tain, whom has own crew refused TO help ~,
steamer dy + gan, which was near, lett Tor PORT
Cauuius, no hunt WAS giyeu to three hu.dre Iu!s-
cradle wretch WhU were siuk,ns, TO suueh lie
ships gutter, which L.I Goi ben used
though the one Europ an len, aud liz.
negroes did do 80, and w.ih thirty cooll we're
Afterwards found by the se.msr The ship com.
tnuei to hos. all that night, ~ did no. sink I'm
seven on "Wednesday morn NJ, jGstiiylng The
opnon ot Captain Hopkins. "f.psidsrl9y The
rate ~ which tie 81 = Va, sinking, Was s.usuirs
thAI would have succeeded il ge'tpy the o,rea,e,
portion OF the C>oDss cut" Two ssamers We.
~ once sent round IRON CLleutta and ths IN
Eiyin return. II from Port C.unIn,. rn.v ,Ount
tree Cs0is laos "a We wsW Vi tle wry,L, 40
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saved about sixty NOR. who, with others hsd
roatcd 10 Hillday's and Bniohers Is'snds Nnefe
TIE tigers are said " have destroyed msny oil tne
wretched men. Tho Coolies assert ihst the -,
European attempted to ere the ship. Ol the our
hunded aud ninety seven Coolies Two nun .uu.
terrible wednesday morning or Afterwards In h'
iuugle.
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BYRNES-On lhusslaJ, oc'. 20 Bernard Byrne.
In the ssh ye n OF hir age.
The friends OF the iamily are IesIacthlUy inyi,ab
IN sttaud lie funeral, nom hi- llia t,.ii,,c. 91i
East 18th ST. cor. Ave C. o. se'grer mofning. oct.
-s,pn Reulem Mass viii b, Ole ,i Tor he ~.
Of lis soul, snd sOn thence 20 C1yaty Ceuetefy ~
MeCRUM-s uddenIy' On oct 18Th, Mr.. william
AcC uul aged 50 YEAR,
10 s,trIa The funeral on " d.y CONN., 10, ~
a. IL o'clscE iIsu his AVS ssesLce III ts.r,t IA
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7 AIDES FATHER MATHEW T E
POLITICAL.

Alta MEETING OF THE SEVENTEENTH
AN ARD DEMOCRATIC REPU BLICAS WARD
Committee held NJ Hsslquarters. Gu " ednssdsy
Eyeuiug, October 23, 1865 the following reslluton.
wee offered Dy A., Goodrich Fay, ksq., ana were
unanimously adop'ed
Whereas, A, the lion. Charles @ Cornell has been
regularly nom mated by every organization Of The
Demo c!atic party o. this district for sena or
And Nhele - We have always found hun in every
position he has hed (either legislative Or eAecutlyel
10 To AL hO.est and competeu. public Officer a. ND
nsht aud law Abiding citizen. Q steadiasl friend
ever ready 10 yin4icste the rights VI The WORKING
cssfes, and one OF he first Of New ork. patrIotie
sous tHAe up arm. In d. fence OF the MON and ths
Constitution, and who siRnaiy DISTINGUISHED HIM
In the hrst battle OF Bul Run, an officer Of The
Eighth Regiment, New York state Miiuai itIs
therefore, betting that he should be our stand.rd
tetre" In this contest against those stay
Who eIued with JOY al the hrs lidngs OF a Iepu se
OF the MON arni,s.
BE II therefore Re olved That II 10 Of Wit. i'm.
pOtauce to every citizen Of this district aud OF the
cty that msn OF the eIpe fence OF our canal
date should lie elected In oruer that the of
thu ,lty may be pro ected, I'd that the odiou, and
oppressive v. heretofore passed BY the LeglslstuIs
may be- repealed.
Resolved. hA, We hereby pledge ourselye. 10 use
every honorable effort elect him 10 the position ne
Democracy OF the district has unAu imou.y uotui.
mated him for OWN nEALi,
Chairman Of the i1th " ard Committee.
JAMES HAIIES, See. US
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sArDrs AND FIKlp yE.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Hartman. Patent Elastic Rub,

Iisrtman's Patent Elastic Rubber Crutch.
e. loyeoy & Taylor %. 4,Ue Broadway h We
received the first aud ont premium awarded Tor
Clutches M he LATE Far OF tie American lnsututp
y y, aud stste Fan ol Penu-yNtua Call and see
them. 4lO
Carpets! Cnrpeisu Furniture, Oil Gloria /.
&c, in lieIt vuiirt, a. the lVEest ana chtapest
Nar,IOOu.s In The c.ty, 90 20 ~ W y5th a. COZ
sth ave. Ca aud examine all
tartmen, Livery Stable keepers and
othota your attention u Ch.rd " lAige stOc.
of water proc covers Tor horses. carts. trucks
&c: al.o horse blankets all sizes, heavy nuedc6eTp
a. - East b. cadSAy ~
Wheeler n Wilson i.ork stitch sewing
Machine and Button Hole M4alut W G.5 Biola-
way, NY. sls
Howe sewing Machine Company No O5g
Broaaway, \. y Elias move, Jr, rie,uent. A. ents
wanted 81
NIessrs. Fowler Il Wells, PhTeucIoaists-
give written charts Vi ehAra' Ter eay, At $50 D. o4d
WAY. $40
DIR, Harrison's Persuade Lozennes-1
posi'lye cue ior Coslvcness 10 es b .1eDsa and
every form Of lndl- estion. A. D Bq.u.f a o.
Heseman 4 Co, \. =; Hazard Z Co. III, la. i :
harIi sou a Co.. PTop .eto,s' .o',ol, -. IA
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AT A MEETING OF THE MOZART HALL
n Assembly Convention, held at 2l3 Fulton a., on
Thursday evening, Oct. z6th, JEREMIAH DOSO-
NAN received the unanimous LoMinGtOu Tor Member
OF Assembly Tor the first Assembly District. NJ T.
GRIFFIN Chairnan, JOHN Bl RkE Secretary i 81
EIGH1EEkIH W ARD DkMOCRAlIC
LAssoeiations nl NEE tonight In the basemsnt OF
the llemilt pspensary, corner OF $50 o.. ana End
ave, at O'clock. AL yOiers are invited 10 a. cad
ARIH Il DONNfLLl, secretary. llU
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PUBLICATIONS.

Fun FOR THE FENIANs.
The Great Comic Periodical.
THE PHLNNl FELLOW,
FOR DECEMBEI-
Now READY.
Will be found particularly interesting to eve-t Lodi
who !. In any manner concerned about the fEEIA,
movement. IL c'ntains a laughablc douUle-qaye q.
lustratiOn rep. esentlng
THE VALIANT FEyfANs
in the act Of
sKISSINg The BRITISH LION,
pepuHtory 10
TANNING THE HIDE OF THE ROYAL
" BAlSl 90
Any attempt 70 describe this picture would b.
usee.. ocular denomination can sion, be sltsfa..
tory
We also publish, in the same number burles4us
article entitled
fENIANlsa EAfOsED!
THE SkIRkIS B1IEAlEDi
The PASSWORD, "kABJCLlsIiw
II describes 'he eNp'i nee Of man WHO curiosity
induced INN TO ,oin the Brotherhood ami who, ouIns
HIS HAIR Of. Ed WITH sHlLLELAH JuICEl
Another ve.y humorous sign Is thai entitled
The MANAGERS PLOT,
- which depic the
AssAeBINAIlOS OF SATANIC JENNY
There are number Of other humorous designs. On
van topici- any one Of Which viii make the most
denuie bust the bonds OF gloom, and laugh Ike I.
Philosopher.
THE PHUNNY PHELLow
also contains guile ety OF adm matter Of the
most humorous description, embracing Laughable
etofies, Conieal Adven ures, Side-Sph ting Yarns
Jokes, Witty kepagsees, CouunirumI, Piea5angries
&C., &c. -
THE PHUNNY PHELLOw
WIN be ready on lhulsdug, Oct 70, and for slle b,
oil Ness Agents
PRICE Ten GEMS PER COPY. 100
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SAVINGS BANks.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK. CORNER
l Vt l4th Ct aud sth ayenue-Open daily, IRON TO
. r. NJ; Medne.dzys and satuTuays, from TO T.
NJ slI per cent ineres. free iron Government tax
DEPOSITS made on OF beoTe Nov. lst, will draw in.
te est irom that date. THOMAS CHRISTl, Pres't
K. ii. 81 IL seC'y. 49,
rTHE NATIONAL PARK BANK
i OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL. .S2,OOaUVO. SURPLUS. .... FL, 200 Og
This Bank viii issue CERTIFICATES OF d. post bearing
interest on favorable Vel ms J l. NORIH, Caihitr 2.
Ssv York, Az " lSss, ~
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pAwNBROKER'S SALT-tAMES AGAR
will ,eit At 81 NeF Bo-orv. 90 io', Of Notlcu'.
clothing, he'd clothes, pillows, loO's shoes and va
rie'y Of other goods. sAM'L. i. LEVY, 49, II. oomr
street Irl
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JOHN MORTIMER, IS East BrondSay, Of 3un
lo's mems and womens cothnT, drrssea, ,kirs
shaw :, clOaks, remnsnts, sheets, spre de-, quilts
hankets boo's shoes sud other roods worthy III
tention Of tellera AMI othcis. By order 4. FRtEI,
81 Grand I. Miiamsburgh. III
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8 HERMAN d co, AUCTRS, SELL, THIS
~. dsv. Friday, At nv O'Clock, ~ Hower,, u
public suction. the stock OF wue- and lilunr, ON
wholesale dealer, viz 49, bhls choice old bourbon
wLlstey vnriOus Drsnds brandies, an, rum p1r,
aud sherry vines Irish and scotch whi,key an.
ported ehnmpsgne. aud LARGE ot other wines and
Llnnl In cA.ks. Mn. > nl D m LohM.. "a
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IDANNBiOh EhS NAlf-l HIS DA1, Al
L iOS o'clock, ct BELL q TNGRAHAA's sacs.
rootns. IS New Bowery, 30 lots trst class . odgoi
soods, suiishle for the season, viz Nom, women,
ard other fine 81 thing. ladier dresseaclosta shsv
piece FOODS unlercothing, ahawis coats, vests and
psn,,, boots sud shoes &c., worth attention ~
I. HARRIS, i5S GranG It. lis
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4 DOUGHTY. ArCTiR-wILL SELL

MI DOUGHTY, AJCl'k-NlLL SELL
1Vls this day. 1IH o'clock. q. saesroom ~ Nuelt
ct general 20 ortmelt OF rev aud I'd hand hou'e~
hold urni'urecaipets plror suites. sofas. chairs
bureaus wsshs ands, bodsteads ma trasses LOUNGES.
lace ciiitsins mirrors bookcase, cent tables, COS
fStuies &C. &c Bedd ng, ? lows, bo.stcrs, sheets
Liank,ts matt astes. stoves sc W
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g HERMAN & CO., AuCThn, SELL THIS
Ne day, tiday, Oct. II, at lUS o'e<0 at 5T2 Hud-
o., the contsns Of ffst class Laser beer saloon
viz. 10 cane and wooden chairs, round and
square tables, mirrors, en}tavings, lager leer
and other glasses decanier stoves counters, and
other fixtures, uuTes &c. Alk0 the uueGpiied
lease Of said premises. 10
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AUCTION NOTICES.

MARSHALL'S SALE = KICHAKD Wal
Itl Li's. Auctioueer. wall se this day, FIds At
IL O'clock. II SorthRet cor Houston and Mott sts
stock aud fxiaie, Of liquor store JOHN I II ~
ARI. Marshal. %
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD FOR A CHILD. II MONTHS OLD
- tonnt[y preferred. Address stating lowest ent
J. d. b., Box s5Z sun Once -
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l. room. 1856 Eighth ave, will sell on die y nj :
o'clock. tie leae stock aud fixtures Of the old and
we'd established grocery aud liquor store l4l Geoick
saeei. u
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-07-26

rfa-Thc members of Company G, 43rd
Ohio, living in this county, arrived at their
homes on last Wednesday evening. As but
few of them came to Cadiz-it being late at
night, and not generally known they were
coming, they had no public reception
A good supper was, however, prepared for
them at the Cadiz House, and every ar
rangement for their comfort made, possible
under the circumstances. Lie 10
The boys look hearty and stout, and their
gentlemanly demeanor is the admiration of
all. Some Of the very best boys in Harri-
son county were in this company, and it
gives us the greatest satisfaction to welcome
home the returning braves, and wish them
prosperity in whatever they naygembark.
Company g was, we believe, the third
company raised in this county, and its his
tory forms an important part of the history
of the county. They have done as much
marching, and as much hard fighting as any
regiment in the service, and the boys have
good reason to be proud of their record
They were with Sherman in his grand
tour, and have the greatest admiration for
their illustrious leader.
Many of their comrades fell in the red
glare Of battle, and many by disease. Their
memories will be preserved with the people
while history shall tell Of gallant deeds ly
brave men. The wounded are with us, and
they should be regarded with the kindest
feelings.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-07-26
The Harrison National Bank of
CadtZ.

The readers attention is directed to the
advertisement of the Harrison National
Bank of Cadiz, in to-day's Sentinel. The
Harrison National Bank of Cadz is con-
tinuation of the Harrison Branrh Bank of
Cadiz; and all of our business men and far
mers will agree with us in saying that there
was no better managed Banking institution
in the country than the Harrison Branch
Bank. As the Harrison National Bank of
Cadiz has the same beard of officers the
Harrison Branch Bank had-C. Dewey,
President; NJ. j. Brown, Cashier; and DR..
John Mclean, Henry McFadden, Judge
Newfoundland Alexander Hayerfeld, Di-
rectors-no better guarantee is needed than
the Harrison National Bank will be manag-
ed with the same judicious care and ability
that its predecessor was. In short, it's able
and distinguished, President, is regarded ev-
erywhere as one of the best fianciers in the
country, and its Cashier and Directors are
known to be gentlemen of excellent business
qualifications. u We have no hesitancy in
recc cmmending the Harrison National Bank
Of Cadiz as safe institution in which to de-
post money, and to transact banking
business.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-07-26
strack by lightning.

The fine Barn of DR.. 'Wilkin, In the sub
sirbs Of Harrisyille, this county, was struck
by lightning on last Friday evening, and
was totally consumed. The barn was filed
with Hay and Grain The loss is estimated
at $4,000, We understand there was no
insurance. People cannot be too careful in
having their property insured. Mr. e. T.,
Sheppard and s. George, Jr., Of Cadiz, are
agents for some, Of. the best companies in
the Uaited States. and our advice to prop
erty holders is, to LOSE mo- .time in having
their property insured. 4 - - 4