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a. IVA HOES, Pres't.
EM. TRUE, seG,y
W. UsGr:s IMAM. Treasurer.
- L,WOOSTER. Gancnl Agent.
UNITED sTATEs
Military Claim Agency!

fis>ius sere, in the Army three and onoaH gears. IN
all tho grades Gag Is prepared in
with fhe I~ insinc-s. 10 Prsec tie claims
sgnSt ire United s1acs, ard VII give prompt and Gre
EaI att tios. ia the collection -
All Claims GrssciHg ont s!f The Present Wor;
CDSs1sTTrS HF
pack ray due resigned Officers
Baek P,v ,lu- discharged Soldiers.
Fay deed Officers and soldiers their Willows and heirs
Pension, due 10 Brothers saa SISTERS Of deceased Soldiers
perssrts ,iae i-vaSi S-,ili-Es
Bounty sul Back Pay due Heirs Of deceased cOdIers-
Pensions 'lue Soldiers Widows and ;iinor Heirs,
Pay Horses lost, killed ar died in tie L. : Service.
EEESin VIII greater fee lee charged than 'iiat
allowed Icy law, and f- whatever will be required until
The claimant have derrci benefit from the Application and
fbe circumstances Of te applicant viii always he taken
ints Confederation.
let i: Ice remembered that AM Agent for person
those vho emyloy and all applications for
varied direct tp the proper Office 1T Washington
Once South eide nf Main street, opposite Court House.
Ottawa. IL. June 10th. g.
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ERRORS oFyOUTsz.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous 10
liiity, Premature D,ay c"d all the effects Of youthful
iniscretion will for the CT suffering humanity ssrl
'ree to all who need it, tie r-eiIo and direction, sr
ins the simple remedy hy which he cured Sufferers
wishing u Ert by The advertisers experience DO
Icy Addressing JOHN T. o.DEN
ttv 80 '6J-ly No - Claa,h.rs st New York
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STRANGE. Rys ,ERUE.

Every young LAZY AMI g-ntlcn in TIE Untei Ste'es
can hear something very much their Vantage nv
turn Hail free p rh@rg") ~ Addressing the Hnd"ri II
Those having fear OF iins IIula e viii pbiSe b. n
noticing this carl All others will please address their
Ole iient servant, TuGs. +. CHAPMAN.
doc 80, G5-ly ISL Broadway, New York.
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AT SH.rEa's GALLERY-Phototr aphs, Am
brot ypes. &c. as cheap as at the -'iaryest and
lest galleries, where good Mater ufs are used
and experienced ,corkmen employed
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Plenty of them, Ct various sizes, hand some
ly printed, for sale at the Free Trader Book
Store.
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Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road.
GOING EAST.

in ard after january LIST, 1885, Trains Pass OTTAWA
Station follows:
GOING EAST.
Day Express and Mai, Sunday excepted) l345 r II.
Night Express Sunday excepted)...... 12.45'A. n.
Peoria Freight 7.i5IA. NJ.
Rock Island Freight, S.00P. NJ.
GOING NEST.
Day Express and Mail Sunday excspted) 1245 P. N
Night Express DO. 4eO A. NJ
Peoria Freight 235P. N.
Express Freight, 1880 p. N.
F.TAvENER, Agent.
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FOR SALE,

10 ~ Acres of land in Marshall county Kansas seven
lOs miles from Msrysyills the overland route
20 Colorado will be sold at bargain. particulars en-
aure Of c. e. Kosh at Thompson & Dyer's drug store
Ottawa. dec. %, 'U5-tf r
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Banking & gasutanfe.
NATIONAL CITY BANK
% OF OTTAWA.
DIRECTORS :

HENRY F. EfNES wv r. C,YURCHILL,
EDWIN e. 4LLFN EDH-iRD Eli MES
JOIN D. CATION, o. H. BTLLEN.
p THE CITY BANK OF EAMES, ALLEN Co.
has this day transferred its organization from the State to
de National SYSTEM and will hereafter conduct its BUSH
n.ss under the name AMI style of
The Natio nj City Bank of Ottawa.
Exchange CHICAGO. NEW YORK, and all the
principal cities East and West, bought and sold.
Exchange ENGLAND IRELAND, SCOTLAND
and all Important points Continental Europe, drawn
n sums to suit purchasers.
Sold aHd silver bought and sold.
q. -. Revenue stamps of all denominations
constantly on iis nd and for sale
Also, wiz give especial attention to the purchase
aale Of all 1.As5es Of f;overnIIcnt Securities,
including the scled five-Twenty and TenF Forty bonds
aAd The popular Seven Thirty loan.
We wond respectfully solicit continuance of the bust
relations heretofore existing between the City Bank
~ in patrons, and to them, well such
may favor with their business would say shall
- able to extend such facility and accommodation
G1t will prove to them satisfactory and profitable.
NARY EANEs, President EDWIN ALLEN, Cishisr
EDw NAMES Vice Pres. y III BULLES, Asst Cashr.
Ottawa ugrst l. 1s65-v
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THe WasCn * TRanIin Cabinet Or.
Eaus. forty different syleS. adapted sacred and
CIisT music, f,r ~ to 5000 each. FIfTl-ONE GOLD
SILVER MEDALS. other first premiums awarded
them. illustrated Catalogues fire. Address, MASON
HAMLIN. Boston. or MASON BROTHERS. New York.
DlHMICk BRO, agents al Uftdvz H.
sept o Oily.
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La Sale Go. Agricultural So.
ciely.
The annual meeting Of the La Sale Co. Agricultural
Society," for the election of officers and other business.
will be held at the Court House Ottawa Oh Thursday
the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock AM ian 6-2w
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Notice.

Notice.
fgNIiE annual meeting Of the Stock holders Of the Fir
National Bank of Ottawa. will he held the Office
the association, Tuesday, Jan 9Th 1866 between the
hours of 9 NJ. and 81 for the purpose Of eectng
Board of Directors to serve the ensuing year.
Ottawa, dec. o. '65-5w W. ii. CUSlIMAN Cashier,
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II II L II 4 | ID + \
AyD rHs
RETURNED VOLUNTEER!

Tie bari i very s,- say al our Iro,s volunteer
c=ugl.i sAy.eE sbn .-rr !s'.ns Moss store,
and found tn suit he JJH5. 9: Ilsss v,Sse than
that with which old sh7 covered ala back aeE IA ths
nk. being reduced ysf t. stats Of nature b. the
war Of the elements. lie csug: cold nsd has
been very low bu. having procured complete snit OF
clothes from r. l. TsLes 'is.ni lent s;ock. sr ssOut
half tie that he paid Mss ~. Ii, XXI d.y snt he
Ia couvAesoent AMI hopes to be ale u give the
balance Of tbs history Of hi, trade St Moss ts - psb
liz. IL th. meartlns he advises -, ~, want
Good. STYLISH. Well Made Clothing,
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The Cholera at Tybee.

On Saturday. July %, there were'9 cases oil
cholera IN the hospital on TJbee Island N'ppend fa
list those who died Of the disease mp to1at date IRON
which il viii be seen that the number IS nh larger ihan
heretofore reported includes about oneoia ofh CON
mand.
Ben,dot SNYDER. boat henry Sgsrt 9ati mares
Sweeper Go. C.; Dan. Sull.vin, Co II. Joblitr 20
John Pilkinetoh 60 H. Dj,h Hawkins 90 hlohn hG'cou
Co a John Sullivan Co y. Jacob MaTtln'o o. leIal
uand Waner CO. q, frcdefvs Selicr. Co Iho': Dye
Co b. Erut icnu Go / Cbiies Fniscshf D. g no
PedvH 60. &; fr,7. Na.eiun Go. = Jacs ieiihsloa
co G.. Thomas Sbes CO. {. Morefn Nets. tfon bort
Lieu'. 4 H. iegs. Jane, Suitl &" q. ~ u ffS. -
+. jonathan Glonr.1n Co. D. PAi.H = SIT Ga. ]; ~,
tlaly. 60 y iohn REASON TO u. |pIr nhpfi -" az
Franz GTiiiil. Go T. Gh.fes 1iegnrv Co "ilhcit IN
Dover co. 4 Conrad VA a.. j. iha.is' ~ 90 =
John HOlei. Ga. H. I,nss Mif'rls 80 'Fhh@lh cru
strong Co. r. S,nntl scott g.. 4 AnhJn --r.lri 60 J.
Frederick Mcf'i,ar co T.. 4"h1 Ef.grto. ie"iid
IhoMusOI 60 g. TiYma. >pflcr 90. =. tiit, I!in. 80
J.. " FOX CO. 4. Geacroa NI..y. 4, i. chnt'
Hiane Co. D. James lave co. l. tf'n'.5 leis'iley' ="
H. AIud Fredia Co 4 Nicholas NohUilel;o {. IAol,'
Mutation. Co. D. Mas.fi Murray Co hfg h. 90
A; Patrick Fury c. /. finot.T treUr. Co II I3nh
Koch. Go. II John b. vict CO. ~ Jota ieNe- 90 u
Bcul Cae co .Au-i,, a -'lesCl. iIrce Fox 90 =;
William stanton CO. r. W..'tsm rlridoyet GO. - tfaa'
cis Holman Co. 4 . Andrew D1wf O. A Aor2 Pedro 90
A Henry Beeler 60. o. william Campbell. 10. W liim
Auler..n Co. u John collins 60. II ONeL,'1uty CO. II
Lesi. Coupe. Go Michael Fisher Go. Ih'mt. l'su
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ing Co c. John ward Co l. nann Golfer Go l. Ms az n
Rrarlon Co /. james Rake Co +. Michael Hart 20 ID
Edward Meagde Co. D; Adam Roe. Co c. IbGnas
HaNley. Go. y, Charles Chaundy Co. A. Jonh
Storms. Co /. Thomas Hughes. Co a. Eugene Croker.
Co =, Jesse Cruel co +; Martin Newoome Co l.
william Martin. Co. Is, Patrick Burston. Co 4: stephen
Medicinal GO. II Charles lyat Co e. William waShp2ur,
Co e. John Wesseri, &. Gilbert B0ehnr Co G Henry
Keen Co G., Lewis Brsnamsn. Co Al Frederick Art Co
ID. John j. Bennett Go y; John A. Olwalir Co T. John
Conner Co II. August OTTO Go. II. John McHngh % l.
Adolph Back Co + Emil Sohanges Co {; Freeman Web
her Co u, Henry Gum Co +. James Ryan. co Is; WIN.
wook Co g. Conrad Bonei Co. \ Michael lully. CO. T.,
julius Wink Co T.; william Mseksood. co H. Alfred
Frist-e Co. A; WIN Taylor CO. T. jerome Smith 90. ID.
Patok Burkc Co II Patrick Lynch Co Is, Richard Weeks
Go. I; Granville Wilson Co / John Hall Co II Peter Is
wilson Co q, Charles Heof Co y james McCamman.
Co ID; James Lehey Co II. Joseph Rogers Co L, George
W Talk Co &, Adam Yengst Co f. Lyman Stacey nurses
John Money ~; james Lindsey. ID; Franklin James.
Co |; Daniel u Brien Co G. Herman Atterstedt 20 ~
Michael Murray Co c. John Hester. Go. Il Joseph VI.
CLARK Co. d. George w. Poik. Co T. John Wesew Co l.;
Jefeii co SIner Sgsr. Co !; James Jennings 20
u. Thomas KyeJ. 20. ID, james Demsia Go H. joan Hes
tar Co u
lBy Treersrhl
SAVANNAH Aug There have been two deaths on Iybee
Island one FROM cholera diarrhea No eases
have appeared.
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,onn,N1Ry pxpPNDlTrRr


Whc'1f The Board q Health feqes no sum " Vp f ei
traonafy expenses passed ay ~
1870 ana vAicn approved by h' ksceeDcy Gov Fenon
therefor.
Rsi Ttst the Treasurer directed -. sqpova II
100 expenses
~ ka County provided Jos oJ sections ara . Of eepf ~
less Of 100.
Dr Brown writes to deny that there any case Of cholera
In Bloc ningdae Asylum.
BIooNiyeoAtE A,YIrx Manhi,ing,le ?. o, Agf &c.
T. ne Edfo, - The y. f,lj,he
DgAR May you IN 70 mor3~s iRisgSE
h0ef. dy.eu'ey has occluei here ssai9n
miller form. n bowel sfe,ons such
hst rfffe o sifm "a many Anie aud
be ptoBpty too conspiruousy contral,~d
)out-. yefY respectfully D. / bRowS VI d. Ply. " A'y ~.
HOMEOPATHY AND CHOLERA.
d. SIo>E read communication bearing on The taIements
Of homeo with regard their ~ tas treatment
Homsopoy depecang the bosfil assumed by certain
bomsopahss and called IN question Of the alleged sue
eessss and statements OF homeopathic phvsic.ans.
Judge BosWogIu said the communication was anOny nous
aud be thought that not fair % attack ~ that ua11er
bomeopahIsts class and homeopathy az pFacnce lie
should move that tie communication be withdraw.
Dr. Stone rer that had Resolved not 20 answer per
ona attacks through newspaper The document he had
es from highly educated physicians They had sgfeed
" give pp hal the hOspis &C. % homeopathsts but in'
accepting shat they wanted hospitals but FOR them
The complaints made by homeopathss we're mercy made 10
gain nO'0refy
DR. scHuLfz remarked that Dr.. Stone would father the
document lie should wish % receive 10 not otherwise
Dr. Stone sad author probably ast1c4ed 0f he
name The communication from DR.. Peters
~ PARSER advised that IL be withdraw.
Tie subject then dropped.
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Lasest Ship News.

ARRIVED
steam Megsrs Fr), Bsere St. Thomas diyL ps
crew 81 10 OH ~ and
Se Dr. Bsrtn tHambl Never Ham0grs % days with moe W
90 a. Edye Had 1istn sDd Two desns
the
Bsb At-o,au, fBrsni Seenafe Bremen ~ dsys with mo
and 80 pass hoop Co. HAD birth and t,a'A
lnfspU July a. pasd lsrss iceberg.
Pooh IA tng passed ship Jo insbulgh bonDd T.
Brig Wallace MsnIszs "a dsy. Hib sugar, ke 20 go
Henry.
Sebr " b. Me,calf Duncan Boston.
s.br ". Bsockwsy, Fuller Tsuut1n
schr Trea.are. Palmer. Taunton.
schr Chr0nometeg Smith. Eli1.ostnp1t Ter bosi'o
Sshr } " Bayles - PIovdenee.
Schr Hepzibah Lunt Elizabeipor ior Bct,cm
DISASTER
N. se,,.bp F. Rnht ON ssysnns5 ashore floDs
Pom, below bsltmore m0tning o. To- inst
SPOKEN
ship sanue Russell from New Yors ,of ors Nors May sn a.
y :. Ions. IS w D
Steamship, Peruvian. and Gsn. Bsne,
WlND-Al Sonsst "
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.Of those ~ occurred in the Kings County Penien
Nary Ofibose occurred in the Kings County jail
The report was ordered on hle
The GLOWING the official report made 20 the Board Of
Health deaths FROM Cholera nom noon August 90 noon
August2 - - , -,
Patrck Carrgan age 32 20thst. between jth and Oh.
Taken 10 IN. Jls,. vomiting purging and cramps
died at 40 d. m same day No premonit0ry symptoms
Eliza CLARK age %: e,hst. near sb ave Taken 1870
IN. on the lst inst died At 3; 20 y. 10. same day
AT the Ia in RAYMOND e., there four deaths
Cholera
The cholera has broken out IN the Truan. Home the
Pentenarv Mayor Booth hearing Of the circumstance
10 the institution with medical attendance and
every aid possible He has since eegraphsd GOV Fenon
children IL is designed to provide for those Injected outside
u the building.
The table OF mortality given BY Dr. C. Stiles the Reg
istrar nom O'Clock y. Tuesday to O'Clock st inst
follows
thOlerd.
Cholera lnfantum and Cholera Morbus
Other foul air diseases .-...........-''.'-.'-..
Other diseases.
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The minutes OF the previous meeting were read aGd sP
proved.
communication from Counselor Tracy the seizure Of
docks read ss follows
COUNSELOR TRACY on THE SEIZURE OF DOCKS.
To me Af,t,9yol,faa Boors Of HeaitA
IN. whees, the Board ha' Pows, to provide d9.s,
.o1 DEFEND, for m uropsr upon preliminary
question wheher 'u Is 70 be mad, e srremn; WIN ne
former ssnsv tho sh TO .IPrnd money acquiring Soei or
proS, period Of peril eii.. IL ouadby
v aS b daTins the present emergency
The Board has 10 ss 10 iPos s Is ~ Ss .oa means
directly under the m aud sh clauses Of the eoa'ou aproedby
si .aho,y iot the soiTl . s., dSs or land
~,n.a, sO @ s m ampo"rS hospital. during H..
prevalence spdeu IN their judgment the sane be qaredi
e ea H I. Sii' I.% R'Sii T. 81 r. power limited
p. SSd s,i E1 .p aSs OF cnas TRAY
LETTER FIos DR. DALTON
letter from Dr. Dalton then read. stating that the
made its appearance IN several OF our pubc ns
tutions. 49,
psb n,uon ~, aad ,son ' Sd o. s 20 o
n,uon. The shor. hTnI eGs,sr OF aeh g.,.9n, be re-
Prev.enes Of the di'e''s
uYpposULpuuRRT ACID Gas AZ 4 REMEDY FOR CnoL ERA.
DR. STONE letter IRON Prof Reid. prescribing AZ
remedy for cholera solution OF hydrouphue' acid gas III
REPORTS FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT.
10 pursuance tho resolution Of the bo'r pid on The h day
OF
ond ave ,nd oneandfsd ,rih occuped
Choofa Hospital immediately clsnnsed put In order and
all the appliances A'i.tsn Inspector T. H.
White placed In charge shd Al orc- po'iid WI" tOcent
. tt,, paIsnt Ti fvei tie sl Of jay that
date Eve lave admitted depot has been
established the hospital and Of transportation provided
both Ior dse sus the conveyance OF pieu ~, hospital
.uel the cghboius melting estsbsnbsn 81 Lau efbach
aud dsmsga; % the hospital bpi detrimental
10 the b-h Of the whole nreiboriooJ would respect fully urge
hat he be coupsled 70 coDtinue TIA blsus.s
DESTRUCTION Of GADiAGE BONEs.
In
% stner deduction al nanrnt st' gdbag boxes hos
been commenced Dena e Pc. ,Ies d.y l,ye been dsoy.d
bysi. 5 y sisrst, In lruess.. Ia BsSlerst. 2
IN Eipbeihr. , IN Wet llou,onsi. IA Wrstst.
it Biratd,, 70, Ne 'Baseiy 10 Plncest IA sPrme -
ir.y ,nd nsueuy conditions Dug . sf the exceptions have
he-, m fi- boxes frn. hthy ftte.
soces ihr occupants 81 rrmi,oi giving ini
ni rIsrnf he ro''ion 1 sb's- reqneii dta'e D,
r.'toh ~ oi he trIlh tNie.
GEsEsAL rErorr.
~f % 'i po ''-p4-'- f"t'r' up'n hsner have o'en
fs we'd h'- u,p,ctuts -nd Anstln' lisp" tors o.
r..f vi frt ~. utnlei avng been found rfop
'rrfn B. e ..rsfsi oce' sr.1g hen iof coeth ~
t fr trpoft received ire upon ne following untn e.
% s1'sri bolnf establishment. u urss rd dsls
10 foti' ana
t'"f0s' 10 lsiP icrf nsnnfo l.aps ltf''
'pg--nr. .l,p.r. md poudrete u,i tls.fofy. a.,
NaiIr tpfw'fii ,nfs' ri 40 90 p'nl o.Iee fI - ~
oHflus ~ ei,si ron 'tlens 80 a'i ffr'n ~ ~ WIN
se ri ,ii n'pscius 1'rri Tor lVe'is'to' 'nd
report
Dura, 10 v.s ioi ,s... af fposI hoe, been In
lnpe,f5Is 81 hsnYmne,
proved genuine ded SE eolyu's'r'
nd Boo q t,r iu si a. sleifi
rfey pfeaafou ts.n aHui W isfas" '-lril efh
egf.u .fIF 90 .lNf4l-r'
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tn. ch.,er.-neIa. Of N.w-Y.,L.

Iho imfSherewith pnbiished tell exactly the same
sto The cen.rs which cholera made rs hst sPpe'rancs
b. s12 snd from ahieh spread are oesry ind
.afed % 'h~ Bst map Ia The .ecoad. whish shows
$40 dsaibs 10 isf II viii be seen that the poison sought
AID pceupsd he localities where II ,aad victims In DE hlsi
.6spe; and IN The Showing tds dafrhs. dspio, for
SO usel ending Iaiy lst6 the oea.ies ,re
t,sn,ed today fbis tct has sn inmeass significance.
> e. asieai ial 81 LcW Yoi i" wees VIZ qndolbt.
,, s.ope she ,oosrn pJ, II mo epidemic -s II The
sid,c leeole wis, spread these go ie points
~b'ch zoe poison o sa5rc 1beforoefos'f 81 ne,e par.
a"pty pgtoi' ,ftle ou a1J ~ t'eat.l, De dam
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saiIors' National Home.

Bo,r0N. Thursday Aug. ?. 80
The Sailors National Home IN Quincy was de..'
Gated yesterday afternoon. with appropriate ceremonies.
The Hone occupies Is u land wth buildings 10 Gee
oommodate present 10 Inmates TIE act of inoopoan
establishes or sailors and others employed IN 10
naval service ihe United States disabled by wounds scs
AID OIL Otherwise without regard to the place y
their enlistment
The amount raised for tie object VAS $4,000 Of whea
60 coo has been expended upon the land and buildings
Ofcupfd.
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-sTv KR wS<
49,

SOLDIERS messing To.NrGHT.-The soldi ers en-
titled to the new bounty and those connected with The
Soldiers and Sailors Empoymen. and Relief Agency Wiz
hold mass meeting this evening O'Clock precisely ct
Pyhsgoas Hail. No 1856 Canal ST. 70 consider toe provisions
the Bounty law and ADOPT necessary resolutions Tor
the most economical and speedy settlement Other CLAIMS
PERsoSAL-Count Dc Lubersac and Vlscount &
de Chabto Paris and Baron de soecke Washington are al
the Clarendon Hotel TIE Hon. Seymour Piermon; Col
Slooam Cinonnat r. Mckee. c. T. Fargo G. p. Jessup
aornia are at the Metropolitan. The Hon Ira Harris,
Albany Gov Bross Chicago and Gov carey Of Kansas are
a tho ST. Nicholas Hotel Col L. j. Lambert ard lady are AZ
the New York Hotel The Hon. John + "ai'' NofW'1
TIesso, Tayor and Gen d. W c. Clarke Washington md
Mayor Irns Po.ghkeepsie are at the Asior House
BOARD or CoUyCLMEN 49, No QuoRN. - me
Board net at o'clock yesterday afternoon e President D.
wilson Gresn 70 the chair Upon the calling e me ro 20
rorgn appearing The President declared TIE boala ~"
iogrned 20 Monday AT . o'clock r. 70
SUICIDE By JUMPING FROM \ WiND"".--Di' ''A
Kelly a praotoing physician. while ter per ny ,n'.i'
nmped nom thrl.story window Of hs re-'i''ee No, i
rrios hat be died while The way BEL eyue m ma, VIII
or he vas conveyed by the p 3eS3 ls S n an n acs,
90, lo-y 20 Day ut the Hospital
SUSPECTED THIEF. On "Wednesday even 2, ohcr
Cray If he Thirteenth Precinct arrested Sol ron har Oh"
Tie charge being connected viii tlo Of eyes NE"
an "Wednesday morning broke into aud atiemp to rob iAe
froy goods store OF Joseph Cohen. no No 3s3 dist ~"
oHcsr II positive he recognized tho prisoner posing ana e-
assing the the time the thieves were " aha con-
rersng with confederate the ontsfr 'tice aiihs
field committed him for triai N default o. s2'' IL hiN
j. a nat. We OF Poland aged y years and Yes 20 No q h
tonft lie previously been arrested on tAarge OF 70
co.ung stolen goods.
Tng LiMlRAYDB CASE.--The follow n, dispatch
bas'been received from Canada in reference .o Lamade
who VII be remembered dTugged Se o.cef LIVING e4@ss
~ lin in this city and escaped
q. 1.sef, Brothers, Lmsnde crested ofayat II t'N
!. !, 80, - 49,. -, If von,re,l , y FrLLEH.'
Mr. Frler is clerk ofthe M.srs c01deT, W took par
airauacs arrest 10 this city and pres tnlous'.
hs examination here. aud IS not therefore US " 20 Or |
taken.
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Cholera I'm philadelphia.

PuIApELrmA Thursday. Ang . ls65.
The report If the cholera at the Board Of Health up
70 noon ,Low I'd uine new cases Of which fatal
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FIELD SPORTS,


INA up aorNr VERNON IS. UNION ~ moaRiSANl'.
The INA Base Ball Club, Of Mount Vernon. WI
NAV match game with the Unions u nousaua. at Mount
Vernon today Train caves e5ihst and tih ave Al =
O'Clock returning leaves Mount Vernon at ! . O'Clock
NETWORK VS. BROOKLYN PoSgOFFICE.
Tlerctum game between the mines nom these Offices
tk roce AZ the Captone grounds yesterday. the result boo
ng the enccess Of the Brooklyn party The game Wa -
ANAL very friendly meeting aud after the game the Broo@
n.es entertained fhcic friends well a. their Club Rooms
~ fIo-g ora han
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Attorney presented General Orders Ne es' " No
"a sGl aud Special Orders No 4 500 10 1880
COMMUNICATIONS FROM COMMISSIONERS OF CHAblIlks, &C.
DIR an srR The Commnes Of Public Charities and Correction
respectfully Of the Board u Health 70 The desD
tiou a IN. d. by 10 at Dead house Bellevue Hospital
very .ree proportion Of the patients dying IN the in'tuion'
OF the Department aud are buried by friends IN calvary Csmey
Kngs Comfy Hitherto he practice has been to deliver the dead 10
Their friends on certificate Of physician OF eoronei aud TIE
pac continued respect 10 those buried within the county
M nnder recent rad Board Of Health can be bar sd
out the county certificate previously obtained Tue Is
f1und several hours IL respectfully sub
mite that the rule apply at east durDs The prevalence. oi
cholera 10 burial. % aud without the city.
w "a eieat respect your obcdicnt servant
I.r. Rox PrssLk lie
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Mo- Ina

STRAw.M 1nday morning "eeh Tue
Rev, Henry Ward Beeeher the editor Of HE "d''de'
happened upon The ferry boat crossing from BrooSn
TIE following co.loany ensuedi BsteA" Theodore,
and ! arc even, VI raos- How 20. Mr. Beeoherr "
E",r- lo., Congress LAS alrd Dat aud ~ President has
g4ina ogL
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A., pi.s wife Of Rev o. D y. gosom Fs'hsy'u. '"r.
81. , .i,,r o. ne wilcox Gibbs : u O., 'ny' ny ..
s,lr .rstiv would Tsrt With ~ any "n 'f1 %
r bic in !earu, yofk il, and my ihs J'y fDi' '' ~
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