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, 1862-04-03

That our troops, luar:ered at Southern
points, and particularly at points infected
with nlalaria. will suffer more Or less from
summer campaign, is very probable; but
there is no good reason to apprchend that the
croakingE Of those prophets Of evil about tLe
"3ceimation ofNosthern trooEs BY pestilence,"
will be realized. 1t is mistaken notion that q
Southern climate is necessarily unhealthy. Oar
camps may, Of course, be rarased by cpidemies
peculiar to Southern climates; but the camps
Of our enemies will run the same risk of being
similarly visited. The same influences that
wauld breed pestileaee among our troops,
wes1ld breed it amcng those Of the enemy en-
campcd few miles distant. Disease i. a two
edged sword that may cut South as well as
North The troops that arc the best clothed
and fed when WILL, and the best nursed when
sick, will he most likely 10 escape 'lccinlation
!v restllepceo
, 1862-04-03
KEIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN CIR


The call Of Mr.. Latham. Senator from
California, for certain correspondence in
1Ile State Department, touching The exist
cnce Of 81 association called "a knights Of
The Golden Circle" and the connection Of
cx-Prcsident Poor Pierce Herewith, will,
we hope, be the signal for the loyal men in
Tie body to which Mr.. Latham belongs, to
70 deeper into an examination Of the re-
puted existence Of that reasonable organi:
zatiop, its objects, scope: and members,
than the call to which ne refer seems to
Contemplate. " s''
That there is such a body there. is no
GoulJt That it has been diverted from the
original purpose for whichit was gotten TO-
gctA'er-piEacy under the name OF oiconquest-
for :ae aid Of collateral pursuit, rebellion;
Is quite as elcar.- That it is .now, all over
the Morrill, potent agent for eevi], directed
and controlled by the men who have
plunged the countz = into xar, and that its
cnly Object is the furtherance Of the ends
that the rebels have in view, are facts,
which, # not legally proved, admit Of M
moral doubt. That it is the :secret fn7ing
Ct much of the opposition 10 the Govern
ment; that ]: Includes, among the inflated,
and most trusted, thousands who, in public
wear the gt1ise Of Unionisrn- editors, poli.
ticians, members Of Congress, officers Of The
amy, leading Inv ye1s,z merchants and man
ufacturers, that 1t has its lodge.yoomsi IN al
x,,,x :, r--n -,t,ot 4l,f IN rf33ts.k:n,.. -
, 1862-04-03

ITO RENT.-30 feet East front on
j. Wabath avenue, near Harmon Court
Lot On Monroe street between Post QMce and Clark
street The shove property viii be leased for fTs
yesIa EEES q SLVCQA
ap1pEtlt IS Dearborn street.
, 1862-04-03
The Hattie OF Rich Mountain.


Some Of the eu1ogists Of Gen. Lander have
very unnecessarily given him undue credit for
the victory at Rich Mountain, in which he
acted with his usual sallantry, but the p1an-
ming and execution OF which was due to Gen.
Rosecrans- Without doubt the subordinate
officers behaved gallantly and supported the
commander, but whatever credit is due to the
General who plans battle, and ski1fu1ly leads
lis army through it to victory, is due to Gen.
ROst ctaus.
Some Of these pretended eulogies seem ir1-
tended rather to roo Gen. Rosecraus Of his
merit, for the purpose Of dividing it between
Gen Mcclellan and Gen Lander, than to pr1ise
Lander, and thus to make popular feeling for
the dead the means OF depriying meritoFious
officer Of his just credit, and bolstering up
the fictitious reputation OF another. We ought
to remark here, that eulogies Of Gen. Lauder
+ OH Gen. Mcclellan OF his particular friends,
whether in the form Of general orders, written,
us the correspondent OF the C5nanaestia! SAYS,
BY bis accomplished aid, Colone]& Key
who is Us distinguished with the military
pen as General Mcclellan is with the maid
en- sword-are in tnste that can but excite
the contempt Of the public, who know that
General NcClellan's last orders to Gen. Lan-
der while living were to rebuke him in an in
son, and to order four thousand Of bis men
with artillery back to Grafton, so rs to disable
him from it, and tliat it WAS the INDIGNATION Of
Lander over this insult and this wasted oppor-
tunity, and the excitement Of mind growing
out Of it, and Of his subsequent exertions to
do something in spite Of the hostility Of the
General-in- Chief, that oycrcame his nervous
system and Killed him. This is a fact which
we can sustain.
, 1862-04-03
APRoBARIE EXPLANATION.

Ten. Mcclellan arrived in Washington las: n!-ht
from trip into tirsiniS- He is sad 10 be in the
health snd spisite. lie was sc7eEai"d last Friday
tvcDia. a. Fairfax Seminary.
Gen. Mcclellan ended speech IN response TO Z
se.tua0e. by as-ut7ng the soldiers that he relied On
3hcm to help him to fight for him. lie added that
he did not think tLis last would be necessary, as
hv hoped 10 enbdne The rebellion wthou: se=ortin,
10 sutL sacrifice.
The above came to us yesterday from our
usually careful and correct correspondent
at Washington. lie is rarely deceived as
TO facts Which he states SO broadly as this :;
Tut we take it for granted, rs We have not
heard # Gen McC1ellan's removal, that,
in this case, he has been mis1ed by the
rumors which so constantly distract the
Capital. Il, however it should be estab-
lished that This is i correct report Of what
tue GENERAL did say on tie occasion 34llu1-
ed 10, il will furnish not only a sufficient
explanation Of the causes Of his long and
Otherwise inexl]icable inaction, but rea-
son why the President should without fur
lhtr delay dismiss him from his command,
if not from the service. We wait the arri-
v;.l Of the documents.
, 1862-04-03
The. following is copy Of Gen. Sigcr 5 letter,
tc Which reference is made in the above:
HEADQUAETERs 1sT AND ap DIVISION,
Calxp 8aErMAN Nn March 81 is6p
Important Circular from the Treasury
Depar tment.


s1R:-For the purpose Of removing as fara
may properly be done, the restrictions upon
commercial Intercourse between the loyal
States and those portions Of the United States
heretofore declared by proclamation Of the
President to be under insu1rectiona5y control,
which now are OF may hereafter come into the
possession Of tue forces Of the United
States, the rules and regulations govern.
ing such internal commerce prescribed By the
Secretary Of the Treasury, bearing date
March Alb, 1862, arc hereby modified, SO far as
Customs % at the M po4is Of Wheeiine, cinein: II In
natti, Madison, Louisville, New Albany, Ey
ansyi]1e, Paducah, Cairo and St. Louis, to is.
sue permits for the transportation Of mer-
chardise, and exchange Of the SAME for
money or products Of tue coil, upon appli-
cation being made to them respectively,
if satisfied Of the loyalty and good faith
Of the applicant, and upon the filing
Of an af13dayit, properly executed, that
the permit so applied tor shall not, if granted,
te used 80 as to give in any way any aid,
comfort, announcement or Information to
persons IN arms at55aaust the government OF the
United States or under insurrectionary con-
troll or direction, nor In any wise Inconsistent
With the terms and spirit Of the aforesaid Rules
spd Regulations. = : -, -.
You will hereafter cease collecting any per
centage or fees for permitting the transit and
exchspge OF merchandise between the loyal
and ipsurreclionary sections Of the country,
other thsn the usual charge Of twenty cents
| for each permit SO granted.
II Is furthermore directed TINT no permits
be granted for any articles forbidden by the
military authorities to be transported Into the
territory occupied by the forces Of the United
States
Parties. therefore, desiring privileges fo
commercial intercourse provided In the Rule
and Regulations as herein modified, will here
nf1er make their application direct to tn
, 1862-04-03
DIR. Richards Himself Again.
STERLING, april ], 1861.

Now that was too bad in you TO put me into
the newspapers without my consent, and es-
ptcial1y right in the front column Of the TR1-
BvSE, where I would be sure to take such
raklpg fire from the Journal,
10 tell the truth, have but just begun to
recover from that terrible broadside from your
amlable nelghbor Of the Journal, and am about
lighting up into the perpendicular, and trying
to bring my eyes into a horizontal with each
other to look around and see if anybody else
was hit By that Lightning.
excite mob In your city. For the reputation
OF the party to which it pretends to belong I
accept the denial, without stopping to fnouIre
further in regard to its truthfnfness and ten
der my acknowledgements aud beg pardon for
SO misunderstanding the design and tendency
Of its editorials for some days previous to
Wendell Phj1ips's lecture.
am almost good mind to say, as q soFt Of
apology for Icy past ofense, that but ex-
pressed the convictions Of large portion Of
The readers Of the journal in this town, who
are to4era1ly intelligent, and who have no
earthly interest in making that paper any
worse tran it really is. when I wrote that it
vas trying to excite mob.
-" Yours truly, D. RICHARDS.
, 1862-04-03

THREATENED FIRE In THE REAR.


Especial dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
C1Eo, April 3, 1861.
4 gentleman from the Cumberland repre-
cents the Secession element as rampant in
that region. Since the Withdrawal Of the Fed
eral troops, increased Surveillance aud yiolencs
has been exhibited on every hand, and the
rebels are inaugusating q asystem Of gurilln
warfare exceedingly annoying to the few rc-
naming troops. :.
Union men are aggain put in subsection to
persecution, and have been compelled to take
to the forests and swamps to avoid It. The
confedcrates are again jubilant. and threaten
to 1aisc forces to attack our:troops In thereaz,
They think they are able to retake Paducah,
and q % talk . visiting ca1ro, wife General
Grant 's paying his respects to corinth.
There is nothing from Savannah ..::
, 1862-04-03

4 citizen Of Cambridge, Mass, who went to
Bull Run to recover tlle remains Of his brother,
WHO belonged to Boston company, gives 8
melancholy account of the sacrilcge commit
ted upon the graves Of our soldiers by the
rebels. About twenty Of the Boston company
ana a Chelsea company had been buried near
each Other, but every skull had been taken
away, md near1y all the principal bones OF
tic bodies were gone. Some Of the bodies
had been dug out, and Others pressed out oi
tie grav6 with levers, and in some the
sleeves Of the uniforms were slit to obtain the
bones Of the arm6
, 1862-04-03

DOOK-KEEPER.-Wan;ed d s1tu-
H. aHon by the advertiser, who Is thoroughly veIssd
IN Book Keeplug and has had conadesahle e1pesence
Q84ce Boz Ass. aa2 Roat7"H
, 1862-04-03

Circulation of Papers In Cairo.
The correspondent Of the Cincinnati 1on.-
s4xi ial gathers the following statistics relative
to the circulation and sale Of newspapers III
f1ufrr. = -, 7 =
Chicago Tn1susz. l.eoo: zsaaes. s7si ri, 1o
% tineinna'i--D4zaYc Commercial, 900; Hasais, ais
CQufeH dnity. -, K s. .... = :.--1
st. Louis Missouri Democrat, !, 900; Republican,
1,1Qn copies dailY.
New York k-8t4uld, 10; Tribune. q; Tins. T.;
World, copies daily. Pictosials-HaTpers, Frank
Ie,tis's, etc, ESQ copies eold weekly.
Louisville e-Josnnal. 100 copies daily.
, 1862-04-03

TO RENT.-House to rent and
l. Furniture for sale-A good opportunity for
parties ~;eh'ng to commence housekeeplng: Cali At
Ii
, 1862-04-03

Fremont arrived al Wheeling on Friday,
that: city being the head quarters Of the
t'Mountain Department" which comprises
Western Virginia, Eastern Kentucky, and
such part Of: Tennessee as lies cast. of p
line through Knoxville. It is said that his
department ls also intended to include all the
country eouth Of the sections named, and is
INCLUDED within the same parallels This,
however, is matter Of dispute. The soldiers
and loyal citizens included under his com.
'mand express the greatest satisfaction At. hia
appointment, With. the opening Of spring ne
nay look ;for active movements In the Noun,
tain Department. =: - ~~..t:.;
, 1862-04-03
THE STORM.

The violent gale aud storm Of yesterday
reduces us well nigh to the condition Of
the craft before the era Of the telegraph,
and al the present time this meagerness Of
news is 10 be regretted. Tie interim will
prove source Of fruitful rumors, and our
READERS may likely enough hear before night
that The Monitor is taken, that rebel gun
boats have shelled out the boarders Of
the ST. Charles at Cairo, that Island No.
10 has taken Commodore Footc. We
simply advise them to wait for news, Is We
are constrained IN do.
, 1862-04-03

- The nature Of the late work upon the
Merrimac creates the impression that she III
tends :Saiu :ai 10 run into the siouitor, and Gu
deavor to sink her By crushing "hcr sides or
running her down. The former she cannot
do, as the Monitor is as strongly built rs she
is, and capable Of resisting as violent q col
1ision, but the latter is possible under certain
circumstances. The Monitor draws so heavi-
~, and her displacement is SO disproportion'
ately great,..it only requires an additional
weight Of one hundred tons to sink her: and
should the Merrimac run much Of her weigh:
upon her, down she must go.
, 1862-04-03

SUSPICIOUS PKoCEEDISGs oF THE A1oKNoSs.
A missionary at the Sandwich Islands in 4
recent letter alludes to s. a renewed stir in the
ranks Of the Mormons. The new apostle Of
their cause is Captain Gibson, aided by a
young man from Northampton, Massaehu-
setts- It WAS suspected, for while, that Glib
son was lcagued vi h some pEiyatecrs: but
the opinion Is now gaining ground that he IS
indeed an agent Of Brigham Young, and that
the MormoEs Of Salt Lake meditated de-
seize sid hold as more pleasant i homo % than N
Ctall.H
, 1862-04-03

TOR RENT OR SALE The five
i story Marble Front Store, No 20 Lake street. Fix
1f1 feet deep, between Wabash and Michigan Avenue,
Inquire Of j. BRU WN. No. 81 CLARK st. upGp2s lw
, 1862-04-03
Ctr Ttihtt11k.


EB- Our advices frcm most reliable
source contradict the previous impression
thai i battle was imminent at Corinth.
The aspects were, tia: this poin; callid be.
readily abandoned with sma1! show Of
resistance, 4 fight there will be, but
Coriath has not. il is said, the desired ad-
Ta11taGrs.
, 1862-04-03
Rc-OpenfnE Of the Baltimore and

from tho Columbus (ohio) journal, 31st.1
The line OF this road is now opened through
TO Baltimore. The first freight train passed
through on Sunday; and immense quantities
Of Western freight were delivered at BellaIe
yesterday. We congratulate the public on
this event, as shippers will now have opportu-
nifty Of reaching Baltimore at reduced rates
for their freight. We are informed BY Mr.
Gray, that, in order to remove all doubt as to
the safety Of the road, the company authorizes
its agents to give the company's guaranty Of
safety from military seizure. Entire conf
dence is felt in the perfect security Of the road
as the Government has arranged for it's ample
and complete protection. The line is manned
i'll great measure by Ohio men as engin-
E
, 1862-04-03

sW The United States sloop-of-war Roam
oke is raced and being converted into an iron
clad battery, sinai lar to and more formidable
than the Mer7inaac. It will not be long before
she viii be ready for service. The Roanoke is
an exact mate Of the Merrimac, and built in
the same year, but exceeds her measurement
uy 70 tul5.
, 1862-04-03
H Mississippi has now about 45o, 90

H Mississippi has now about 45o, 900
slaves. In fifteen years hence her slayes will
be 900,000- In thirty years they will be 1,s00,- :
600. In forty-Ryc years, :, COZ, 900; and in six
II years, 100000. In the meantime, the
white population will he, probably, very little
greater than it is now. How long does any
one suppose the white race will continue to
dominate in Mississippi? and yet the adm1-
rcrs aud defenders of the institutions Of Mis-
sissippi have nerves and senses Of such exquis-
ite delicacy they cannot endure that a negro
shall "come between the wind and their gen
rility7'
, 1862-04-03
BOARDING. A pleasant back
ID parlor with boAr1, can be obtained By aopl5tng
at E6S Wabssh ATeaue. ap3pSfN

Situations for Domestic Help
No efri sen1 from tie office uneas able to furnish sat
41actofy reference from former employer. Parties EAn
obtolo snIre hy appsying above ADDRESSING Mrs.
a L. BALKAN Tust OMceBox 285, mn95n5as4W
, 1862-04-03

Az ENORMOUS GCS.-A cannon, said to
weigh y 600 pounds, while passing through
New Haven, on Friday, broke down the car
On which it was loaded, while the latter was
switching off on 4 side track. The curiosity
Of the public to see the monster became so
great that the railroad officials were obliged
to put it under lock and key in an engine
house.
, 1862-04-03

.s tits reported that Governor Rector Of:
Arfansas has called en- extra session Of TIN
Legislature, to take into consideration, It Is
inferred, the CRITICAL condition Of affairs in the
State.
, 1862-04-03

The Storm at Island No. 10,
101: O'Clock p. aa.--The Pike has just arrived
from the Island with intelligence to l p m.
The damage to the fleet is less than was antici-
rated. The gunboats and mortars are unin-
jurcd- Two transports, the Fike and Swallow,
we're damaged considerably.
The bonlbardment Is still carried on vigor-
n1,Ely hI1t thn rfsnlts are 1tnlnnHn
, 1862-04-03

McISTosA NOT DEAD, PERHArs.-The Gin
cinnati Enquirer says that relatives, in that
city, Of the Confederate General Mcintosh,
who was reported killed at Pea Ride, have re-
ceiycd. direct information from Fort Smith
that he was not killed, but severely wounded
in the side.
, 1862-04-03

Recently lesued from the United State.
Patent Office.

Joseph Rohmer, Of Chicago, Ill, for im-
proyement in grain winnower.
- Noah Shaw, ". B. Easterbrooks and G.
A.. Piper, Of Eau Claire, Wis, for orimproved
single machine.
II, J. johnson, Of Kalamazoo county,
Mich fo- improved tanning process.
Nathan Chaplin, Of East Saginaw. Mich !,
fo1 improved apparatus In manufacturing salt.
H II. Wyeth, Of Pulaski, lows, for im-
p7ovement in pumps.
&C. WI scollay, ofSt Louis, Mo-, for I'M
proremeet In burial cases-
, 1862-04-03

E The Missouri Rp.bbEE EEican Of the I'd gives
3 list Of the rebel prisoners captured on the
9Th, 7th and 8th u1t., IN the fight at Pea Ridge,
Brought to st. Louis, and nearly all Of whom
hare been sent thence to the penltentIary
buildings at Alton, I'll.
, 1862-04-03

ITO RENT-A modern built two
cellar under t5e Ehels house los g FEET ffons Az
tie building with hot and cold water conventeacss
throughout. a large barn with carriage and mans
Iccm fniEhed off, Possession riven May 1st. For pa
ttcula1s inquire OF VIM IT. BOYEGToS. corner Of
Etaie and Randolph street apS pzE1W
, 1862-04-03

tY Property amounting to millions upon
millions, owned By the rebels, is located in
Washington and Baltimore. Millions more
may bc found all over the loyal States. Yet,
willie loyal citizens arc to be opprcssirely
taxed On account Of the war, this property Of
rebels remains undisturbed; indeed, profita-
bile rents are being realized from it, no doubt,
through sympathizipg agencies. Congress
should at once enforce The con6scation Of this
rebel property, to aid in defra5ing the ex--
penecs of the war
, 1862-04-03

M1LwAugEE, April 2d.-At tbs municipal
election yesterday, Horace Case [Democrat)
was elected Mayor, end nearly a1 the Demo-
cratic ticket was elected.
, 1862-04-03

DEATH OF BISHOP MEADE:-The Philadel-
phiA Inquirer learns through Southern sour
ces that the Right Rev. Winiam Meade, D. D.,
Bishop Of the Episcopal Church in >virgtnia,
died at his residence, near Mnwood, Clark
county, about ten days ago. At the COM
mencement Of the rebellion, Bishop Meade
opposed dispnion, but when Virginia seceded,
be linked his interests with those Of his
R+afa.
, 1862-04-03

PARsoS BRowsLow.-The Ohio Legisla-
tu1e have resolved to invite Parson BrownloW
to visit Columbus and become i guest Of the
General Assembly.
, 1862-04-03

ST0DNAAD,N No. So Clark street,
1nt1ccucts 70 the pnhc nicely Co.ote! Caytea de
e done cheaply and realty preserving al the heanti
FL G1ts OF the nnts! cc!e:ed photograph They are
Made ONLY 1t S.oGdafns- ar2p892w
, 1862-04-03

II prrts from Price's Army-Secesh Trou,ze, Il,
tie Sostthtea-G Officers af Gen. Curtis Staff
Cotrtsrcn1c7tes beiecss7t Fan Dorm and Gen.
Curtis-I7ttfian htroa3ifies- Of Gm.
Sig4-A" Extra Session Of The A,Hansas Lea-
iautust-La"f- Go1den'S Life Depaired nt-
Ja*Itet;o,t, de-, dc.
, 1862-04-03

ITO RENT.-Furnished Dwelling
l. House. 91s Wabash are1ue. containing eleven
rooms, closets. beth. Dc goo4 stable attAehed Ar
ply to j. r. VALENTINE, No. Looms Euiidlng cor
nEr CIstk and South Water st5. 1p3p9fm
, 1862-04-03

e With regard to the reported action Of q
battalion Of 1rishmen, in the rebel ranke, who
refused to fire On the Union troops at the bat
tie Of Winchester, it seems that there was q
party Of about fifty Irishmen who we're seen
TO ruiz from the rebel ranks toward the Fed
ersls. As they had not reversed or dropped
ul.i If arms, the Federals supposed they were
charging our lines, and poured volley into
them At the same moment the rebels poured
volley into the rear Of the i'll fated battalion.
Thirty fell under the double fire, and the re-
manning twenty returned to the rebel lines.
, 1862-04-03

E- 4 letter to the Wheeling, Va, InteUi-
gessos., from Port Royal. says: "Every one is
occupied with the irr7pressib1e, unquenchable
and internal niggcr.. Organized gangs arc cul-
tvatipg, under suitable pay aud supervision.
Others are fortifyipg our position, while the
females arc taught housekeeping, cleanliness
and elothesmak1ng- Nearly; thirty teachers
arrived ty the last steamer for that purpose,
among them the wife Of Senator Harlan and
several relatives Of Secretary Chase"
, 1862-04-03
Nelu 4DbfrttSFn1e!ttE4

W7 7ANTED--A Bed Room-Fa.-
- nished- Applr ~ Letter, ore2aid. with zsns
HGo- ' arE nlIM :,
, 1862-04-03

s. 2. CHASE, Secretary Of the Treasury.
Enoeh 7. Carson. Esq, Surveyor Of custoInB,
Cincinnati, Ohio. >. : -.
, 1862-04-03

TOR SALE-Houses and Lots at
The following pricea: $l.tn $i.nn. 81,eOa $1Eoo
s!$ 4,,sS. sEsS ES. SMe flSe *at9s S2522 q sS SsS
8o65 md SlSti1, among Ehlch are seve-l decided
6aIra1Ge wh;rh nuas be sold Lotx At Onion PaIk st
aoYn8St
, 1862-04-03

OF O1l CASH WILL BUY \
o aAVV House and Lot On Hinsda,s .r.e=t.
NeEth Side. None but Cash auye.6 need appiy-1e
the Baking EoUs. Of JAMES BJTD No 10 C!arS
street. ApS p8A1w
, 1862-04-03
Nfm advertisements.
ILLINOIS VOL

AN "a 1AAaIs Ill 11A1lNO O10 fOL-
/ UNTEERs, tCol.. JOIN B. TC1cHN's )-N0 re-
Gruit> are w"nfea 10 eEat? MI this popular Regiment
The equipments are equal IN Particular {fhe nat
are the very best service being the Springfield Mime
Killed Ansl ct. Apply in Chicago to Capt l. BRIDGES
Lie eur. J. e. MADISON. apY-pHlm
, 1862-04-03
Nfm anhRrt1SR111R1tS.

C. Il. SCRITEN, Advertising Agent, 6S Dear
born st., is authorized orsceire Advertisements for
this and al The leading Rgoers Of the Northwest.
, 1862-04-03

TOR SAIE.-A beautiful cottage
j. on Lake street near Heyne- {ao1e Ea1waS IN m
CELLAR, aud WATER Price low. Apply 70 ]. D.
SINCLAIR. corner Lasa1e and South Water st1ees1
Shinnfng Ofnce ap3 p3p1m
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-19
RoCS ISLAND CHURCH DIRECTORY


S!..tEti, Roman C.;hg.c. corner Rock R.Vel
6ar-r T. 4.s'', t....... $500 49,
syr.s,. A,s.,a,7 10 N C,,ec,,s,, =, -,
q II srr7 , - -, ~ " ''" S
b.rf..,..a- - ,.a ILL.,, So, ~ az
...-.. -'"'"' '"i"'eu'
ring the week ato:5g.
r,-
W,a' "a d. ','''' US'" go"
$500, 500 -'- Co. ''-'. .'i't'" H.sH'' rector
"" N.'''.' d, - o' a. VI; ana = r.
Wednesday evening. at 7: o'clock.
FIRST pRF,HYrERltS. corner Illinois and Dee,
Streets. Rev : + UII.,o p,sto, S.,,',os
I1.', at ~ y, " an" ';o' p NJ sab
80 1, at ~ ~ Lecture ana prayer
Hte"H1 wednesday evenings at EiJ, Ladies