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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05
Leht-Archbishop Pureslrs Letter TO Hts
Diocese-Pops Pius-The Union and
AlayKry


We make the following extracts from the
letter OF Archbishop Purcell, of Cincinnati, to
the clergy and laity of his Diocese, on the sub
Ject of the approaching season of Lent:
JOHN BAPTIST, Jy he grace Of God, aad III, IA.
Wority Of Tie HOSy Sec, .I'chGiShop Of Cbicin-
mdt., to TIE CIe'gy and Ldity Of our Diocese
heatM, peace and 6sHedictioR from GOD Tie
tdH'sr, nrotgh Jesus ChriH orr Lord, and
ne communication OH tc Holy SPIRIT. linen.
Bs.Orcd brethren aud Children Of God; > >
II tens Of thousands Of our Catholic brethren
have fallen In the front ranks of the nation al
armies atlestlng even at this high price their
deNouon TO the Government and their sense of
the value of the Union, surely we can unItc
with the Vicar of Christ, undeterred by what
friend or foe may say Of his patenal interpo-
sluon or council, In besCeching tho Almlghtv
God 10 Inspire the contending hosts and thcir
r"er'' Nor'a and South, with desire of peace.
It Is worthy the noble heart of Pin. the Nirl,
,. 10 WISH ana pray that this great country, but
yesterday united, and therefore prosperous and
powerful, may put back the sword into the
scabbard, and enjoy in honorable and unIntrr
rupted peace the blessings which God has
poured upon 1t more abundantly than on INV
other nation under heaven.
lhe Holy Father, In an audience of three
quarters OF an hour, granted on the first dnv or
Diocese who had left a seminary in France with
some Of hls beloved fsllow-students to IoIn the
Papal LouaVes, and who told the Pope that AS
he had rsked his life TO maintain theterrIIorIaI
integrity of the States of the Church. so would
he willingly die to defend the integrity of The
Union, and assured him of his sincere love Of
the people and the Government Of the North
At the same time the Sovereign PoniIlT CON.
fed TO his care an autograph letter for ms.
doubtless, as In the instance of the letters TO
the Archbishop Of New Orleans and the late
lamented Archbishop Of New York to urge us
to use our best efforts in the interest of peace.
We have not received this honorcd letter.
But you arc our witnesses, that while We 20
with our whole heart and soul for the mautc.
nance of the Union and the abolition of Slavery
against neither Of which does the supreme pUn-
Ih Of Christendom utter single wOrd-wc
nave omitted no opportunity in our visits to
Jul churches, In tho administration OF confirm
aHHon' IN our public prayers, morning and
noon, IN our cathedral, to Cxhort our
T''oyGu jl children to unite with us In supplca.
a'ns for peace. f''S
Z ioaPs ioaPSIsasISlina, Sunday, 1864.
'N4N o. FCNCLLL, Archbishop of Cincinnati,
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Second Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK, P. M.
THE DIPLOMATIC DINNER.

The State dinner given by the President last
evening at the Executive Mansion was attended
by brilliant company of the members OF the
foreign legations and other distinguished
guests.
We learn that the affair was characterized by
an unusual degree of social enjoyment, and
that 1t was, in fact, one Of the most agreeable
Presidential dinner parties ever given in the
White House.
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Our on LLRK.-A well-known nvnph dii
pare of this city, who goes by the name of Sally
worrel, but who gave her name this morning a.
Sally Howard, was arrested last night by one OF
the police the Third ward. Sally was evidently
bent on having good time, in company with an
Assistant Surgeon, U. s. A. She had procured a
suit Of boys clothes, and was promenading the
Avenue under the influence ofliquor, acting in a
very disorderly manner. Justice Thompson fined
her IS for her sport and sent the Surgeon to the
Qmhrhhnmha
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05

DIsoRDERLY HousE.-Jas. Flanagan, who
keeps place at the corner Of Tenth and strer's,
was arrested, and is now in confinement in the
Central GuArdhouse, on the charge of keeping a
disorderly house, hArboring soldiers, having Gov
crnment property in his house, Ne. Hcis ordered
to be held for further orders.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05

CASE or ADuLrERr.-Charlcs Gould was ar
rested yesterday by orleer Barkeiy, OF the Seeopd
ward, on warrant issued by Justice Clayton,
charging him on the oath Of George c. Markham,
who charged him with adultery, in having orimi-
nal connection with his wife. Gould was held to
bail for ahsaring before Justice c. on the Ist inst
at 10 O'Clock
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rcg,idrn ril! please notify this e6lcs.
10 Tic 00les ottLs National Republicd,, is at
5ll Ninth street, between Pcnnsylvo,,ia dvc,we aud
D street.
l4S' This paper is notO furnished By carriers 10
Subscribers IN Mis city and Gcorgdor, at thirty
cents per month.
lS- We call The attention Of business n,cn to TIC
classification Of otr advertisements. We intend
TO keep business eye 10 his matter for M' benefit
Of orr patrons.
~ The railroad advertisements on our first
page are inserted BY authority cf1e railroad COM
pdHies severely named, are officially corrected
Ohom changes are made, hence can be relied upon
a. correct.
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Soldiers In Harrisburg obstreperous.
Iananial nInnainh IN the InnIilrer

HARRIsBURO, Feb. 4.-GrcSt disorder has
prevailed hero to-day among some Of the SOL
dierS, and several serious melces have taken
place.
Mr.. Campbell, Chief OF Police, In endeavor-
ing to quell a disturbance among soldiers, was
dangerously wounded by sabre cuts In the head.
The Mayor will issue q proclamation, to-
morrow, shutting up all the liquor saloons.
Most ofthe public places Of iil-famc have been
closed by the police. The soldiers were very
much eXclted with LIQUOR.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LBy the Peoples Lins.I
New York stock Market,
JANUARY 8. Iaea-FtRST Roam.
Reported Changss OF Commend.

New YoRK, Feb. 5.-The Hsrald's Washing
ton correspondent says that Gen. Thomas is to
command the army Of the Potomac, and
Hooker the army of the Cumberland.
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No DImculty with France.

We are assured that the rumors put forth Of
real or aPprChended difficulties between our
Government and France are without any foun-
dation
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BF- Virginia Union League The regu-
lar monthly meeting Of the Virginia Union League
Will take place in the League Rooms, No. ISI Ninth
street, I'D floor, back ro0m,) on SATURDAY
EVENING, February 9Th, at IL o'clock.
Il. G. GREENE,
icbd-2t Secretary, '. u. l..
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ONE of the old citizens Of the District was
lcIicitattng himself yesterday upon the large
accession to the population u this city within
the last two years. lie says tLat now there
is not enough small -pOA to 20 round"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05

VIOLATING THB Cow LAw.-J. Lynch, John
Roach, Thos. Dopessn, John TobIR, David Barry,
Thos. white, owen Sugare, and John Conner were
before Justice Thompson this morning on the
charge Of violating the Corporation ordinance In
relation to esws. They were fined 50 and a. each.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05

% Stolen.-S5O Reward.-A Reward OF
$50 will be paid, and no questions asked, upon the
return OF Sold Watch and chain, pair of Sleeve
Buttons, and pair of white.handled Revolvers,
which were stolen from house No. 557 H street, on
tho morning OF the I'd instant. Apply to
JOHN DUGAN,
lej-6t No. lS3 Tenth street.
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IAc Senate yesterday refused to rccommr the
matter Of the WhIskey tax to the Finance Com-
mittce with Instructions to tax the stock on
hand twenty per cent. and passed the bill as
reported by the Committee.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05

WHAT CAN BEAT HER 1.-The new United
States gunboat Eutaw runs eighteen to twenty
miles an hour in smooth water easily. Bring
out your Kin.Klangs.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05

- steamer Baltimore has arrived from
New York. CoDsigneeB will please attend to the
reception of their goods at once.
This steamer will sail for New York on Saturday
next, the 9Th inst at O'Clock a. m,
MORGAN h RHINEHART, Agents.
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II AN HERE "-Ncstvali calls upon her
lricuds for benefit tonight and the response
OF u crowded audemcC-u whole theatre full,
will be in the words Of the Duke dc Ncvcrs " /
an IE,rc
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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
GREAT FIRE IN HARTFORD.
The Confiagrstion Sun Raging-Loss
over One Million Dollars

over One Million Dollars
tBy the Peoples Telegraph Line-Ofioe Republl-
can Building, 6li Ninth street,
HARTFORD, CT, Feb. 5.-94ja.m.-Ldter-
The Oldest and largest building, facing the
Connecticut riVet, is mass of ruins. II ap-
pears to have but one wall, on the north aide,
standing. The fire has been arrested on the
connecting building, and hopes are entertained
that the new building will be saved.
The office, large building separate from the
others, is now in flames. The name of the
company is "Colt's Patent Fire Arms Manu-
featuring Company.
Several lives have been lost by falling of
roofs-names yet unknown. The loss It is said
will exceed one million Of dollars Fire still
raging with indications that the new factory
will also be destroyed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05

Richmond papers to the 30th ult., have be
received. We extract the following;
IGTHpuaTTHa FuOM TREAs

Rchmond papers 10 the 3Oth ult., have been
received. We extract the following:
INTERESTING FROM TEXAS.
Houston, Texas, January II, via Jackson,
January 29.-We have accounts of another
serious Indian raid in Cook county, In which
twelve or fifteen people were killed; The
Indians were armed and equipped by the
Yankees.
Fifteen millions OF dollars of Confederate
money that had run the blockade from some
Eastern port to Havana, and had safely reached
Monterey, Mexico. en- route to the Transmits
slssippl Department, has been attached by the
English house OF Milne s. Co., of MAtamoras,
for the alleged failure on the part of Major
Hart, A. Q. NJ, an agent OF the Confederate
States Government, In meeting his contracts
with that house for cotton. The same house
attached large amount of cotton in transltu
In Mexico, belonging to the Government, on
the same account.
PROM vIcKsBURG.
MOBILE, Jan. ga special to the Evening
Nebs, dated Jackson, Jan. 90, says that fifteen
transports, with troops, arrived at Vicksburg on
the 21th.rThe enemy are in force along the Big
Black. Sherman and staff, with three or four
regiments, are reported to have passed up the
Iazoo river to Mechanicsburg, where they met
the Second Texas regiment, which fell back.
Heavy demonstrations are being made toward
Ponchstoula. The enemy to tho number of
10000 are advancing from the coast.
FROM RAsT TENNESSEE.
MoRRIsTowE, Jan. 29.-Major Gen. Buck
ner has arrived here. Gen. Longstreet's head
quarters have been moved to this place. The
enemy attacked Gen. Martin with n superior
force beyond French Bend on Wednesday, and,
after severe nght, compelled him to retire
with the loss of two pieces artillery and 200
men killed, wounded and missing.
FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 20.-Thc enemy nj nine
O'Clock last night, reopened fire on Sumter with
three l0-inch columbiads and one 30-pounder
Parrott. The fire is directed at the south end
of the fort. During the night, 1873 shells were
thrown, SO of which burst In and over the fort;
two Parrot shots also struck the fort. Firing
on Sumter continued all day, and is still going
on this evening. No casualties and no damage
to the fort No shelling to-day since last re-
port.
on STRIKE.
The telegraph operators in the principal
cities in tho South recently formed secret
league, and on Thursday last they struck"
for higher wages. This "strike" by these
men, at this particular time, will provo a &C.
rious Inconvenience to the Government, as
well as to the public.
These operators will be put into the army,
and in few weeks 1t is hoped the entire line
will 6c at full work again. In the meantime
II Is believed that, with the force now at work,
the Government, private individuals and the
press can bc partially served.
1t Is TO be hoped the Legislature will speedily
act upon the bill reported by Senator Coghlll, a
week or two ago, which has for It's object the
suppression of strikes" in this State.
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20 StorRRe-In Fire-Proof Brick Ware
house, foot OF street. Apply to FRED. s. COZ
zENS, Pennsylvania avenue, two doors from Four
teenth street. oo2O-tf
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GRovER's TuEATRE.-Thc delighted audien-
eeS crowded nightly into this fGvorite establish
ment attest the unequalled popularity Of the
charming Nestvsli. Her performance Of De LAgA-
dAire in the Dukes Motto" her btillisnt songs
and enchanting appearance, cause rapture and dc.
light to all To night is her benefit and the last
night but one ofthe " Dukes Motto" Fail not to
attend,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05

ARREST OF DgsBBTING DRAFTED MAN,
Capt schsotz's detectives yesterday secured Flem.
ming Ross, a drafted man who did not respond to
the call OF Uncle Samuel. He was mastered into
the service,
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

OBITuARY.-Thls morning, DR.. William II.
Butter, Assistant Surgeon at Armory hospital, died
In this city, OF consumption at the age OF 3S years
DR.. Butler was native OF Buffalo and entered the
service early in the war Of the rebellion as sur
geOn Of the sixteenth Michigan regiment and en-
dured the dangers and hAFdShiPH OF the Peninsula
cSmpAign. His health having been impaired upon
the Peninsula, Dr. Butler was placed In charge OF
the Union Chapel hospital until 1t was abandoned
and then WAS transferred to the ATmoTy hospital.
His untiring devotion to the wants and require
ments OF the suffering soldiers fitted him admirably
for hospital duty and endcAred him to all who
were the witnesses of the subjects Of his labors and
care. He combined in himself all those rare guali-
ties that make gentleman and an Intelligent
humSiitariun and died, as he had lived, a Chris
tiNn. His death will be deplored most deeply by
hundreds and Thousands Of our soldiers whose
pains he has AllGyiAtGd and by all Others who knew
his worth
The deceased leaves widow and two children,
at present in this city. His remains will he CON
veJed to Buffalo for interment
-
MAsTRH PLUMBER AT THE NAVY YARD.-Wo
| are glad to announce thSt our felow-citiEen VIM
4. Hutchinson, Esq, has been FeinGtated by the
Department in his old position AZ Master Plumber
at the navy yard. Ills restoration to his former
position iS an evidence OF the estimation In which
he Is held by the Department, and hitting tribute
to a man who has always enjoyed uhe confidence
OF the community. Mr.. II. has a large circle Of
friends who will be pleased to hear this Anno unce
went,
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AIS OFFICE, Washington, March u, iss1.-T
Agents Of the several states, who reside IN ~
with Il necessary. I, THOMAS,
deal-u Adjutant General,
~ rs.-T-Is0-X-Dra Plantation
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and sRliven the
mind.
They prevent miaSmAtio and intermittent feyerS.
They purify the breath and aeidity Of the Itom.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Merbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head.
They are the best Btters in the world. They make
tne weak man strong, and are exhausted nsture's
BrGted CaiisSya BarR, caScStiiIs BsTk' pspdeiIop,
ChAmomne Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter
sIeeeh, Anlse, Clover-buds, Orange Peel, Snake
X. 40. 'NA'
The following is a sample Of the testimony daily
SOLDIERS HoME MISUNDERSTANDING OFFICE
c.NcrEsArL o., Jan. IS, ise'
Ihave given your Plantation Bltters to hundred,
Of our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or Less
disabled from various causes and the effect S most
such preparation 40 this Is heartily wish 10
every family, In every hospital, and Al hand on
every every battlefield G. W. D. ANDREWS.
JySt-lY Superintendent.
~ Important to Females DIR. Chseee-
mans PWs.-The combination of ingredients In
these pills are the result of n long and extensive
practice They are mild In their operation, and
certain in correcting all irregularities, painful
menbtruAtlon, removing all distractions, whether
from cold or otherwise, headache, pain in the side
pslpitaion OF the heart, whites, all nervous afce.
tlons, Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and
limbs Sc, disturbed sleep which arise from Inter.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement oil q now era In the treat.
ment Of those irregularities and distractions
which have consigned so many to q PREMATURE
GRAVE. No female can enjoy good health unless
she 10 regular, and whenever an obstruction takes
lace the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most ehectual remedy ever known Tot all
complaints peculiar to Females To all classes they
Invaluable, Inducing, iriH certainty, periodical
regularity. They are known to Thousands, who
have used them at different periids, throughout
the country, having the sanction OF some Of the
most eminent PhysicidnS in America.
Explicit direcfong stating iohcn MSV should not b,
used, with each Box-the Price One Dollar peT Boz
containing from so to 60 Pills.
Pills nH By mail, promptly, by remitting 10 the
ProprietorB. Sold by DruggiSts generally.
HUTCHlNGS h HILLYER,
Proprietors, 81 Cedar st., New Yruk
Sold by $. CALVERT FORD,
ss6-smeod 2sO Pa. avenue, Warrington, d. e.
GEO. WIN CURTIS's
CTURE,
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5th,
E-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.,
Between sixth and Seventh streets.
Subject
"THE WAY OF PEACE"
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o. Once OF the Independent Telegraph
Company, sO6 Ninth street, Tone door from Penn
SylvAniA avenue.
jyIS-u A.B. TALCoTT, Manager,
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The NINETEENTH MAssACutsE sErTs REGI-
NENT' Colonel Devereaux, are in the city to-day.
Thssc old veterans seem 10 hc In cyccIIcnt
spirits.
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~ The Confessions and Experience Of
An INVALID. Published for the benefit, and as
warning and CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who suiio
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man
hood, etc., supplying at the same time THE MEAN,
OF IELr CURE. By one who has cured himself ar
ter being put to great expense and injury throug'
medical humbug and quAokery.
by enclosing o postpaid addressed envelope
single copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
my 2e-ly Bedford KinRa County n Y
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\ PIED Er Ia CHEvAL.-Thc cons piralnr.
VINO set on foot the rebellion have had hard
work to keep it on horseback, owing to the
scarcity aud lcanness ofhorsehcsh in the South
ern Confcdcracy.
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~ War Department, AdJutant Gent
AIS OFFICE, Washington, March II, l569.-T
Agents OF the several States, who reside In ~
ofifee, that they may bo promptly communicate
with II necessary l.. THOMAS,
desl-u Adjutant General,
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20 Diseases OF the Nervous, seminal,
Urinary and Sexual SystemG-new and reliable
treatment-in Reports Of the Howard ASSoelatlonJ
charge. Address DR.. J. sKiLLIN H6UGHToS,
Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth street
Philadelphia, Pa, no2S-d&WIm
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Tht I,ossfh BY inc DestFnctIon OF CoIVs
Armory.
tBy Peoples Linel
HARTFORD, CT., Feb. 1.-THE secretary of
Colts company states that two millions of dol
lars will not cover the loss by the destructive
fire this morning. There was 100000 worth
of finished work ready for shipment, and about
81 100000 worth of other work in various
stages Of comple elton.
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have given your Plantation Bittera to hundreds
OF our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or less
disabled from various causes, and the effect s most
marvellous and gratifying,
Such preparation az this is heartily wish in
every family In every hospital, and At hand on
every battlefield. 6. w. ID. ANDREWS,
jy24-lY Superintendent.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Markets.

T"T VT" NVPI"@ H"I'EIHF11 HE"V3fI
SEw YoRK, Feb. 81 p. m.-Gold, 57I@5s.
Petroleum steady no shange from yesterday.
Feb. 5-ap. m.-Gold, 5s!@5s!.
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70 Ice Cream, Confectionery, &c.-Re-
eePtionH, PARTIES WeddingS Balls, BupperE, Fairs,
and other entertainments furnished At shortest
notice and most reasonable termg Ice Cream and
Water Ices made by steam power, warranted to be
the best In the citywholelAle and RETAIL delivered
pyramids, and Wedd1r CaIeI made 10 orIer Se'e a.
JOS. SHAFFIELD'S Confectionery, 1856 Sixth
street, between G and II. jA2I-3m
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The Maine House Of ReprcsGntiycr, after
being called to oEder on Wednesday morning
had the Battle Cry Of Freedom sung to Il
with fine effect.
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N B.-Wagons, carts, timber wheels, sc &, 70 head
large oxen, II head superior mules and horses,
stock OF logs, so. Canal Boat, carrying 30, ,OOO
feet, may be had at u valuation.
Attention is invited to Chesapeake City, As \
profitable and advantageous location for manll-
iActuring business OF any description such as cot
invited for the establishment Of SUCH upon ground
to be furnished by the advertiser. Some capital
might be furnished In connection with bona ddy
enterprises OF characters referred to.
iaS0Sfeb6
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RL-IUNATIUN.-WG understand that W 3
Wording, on Of the L. S. Tax Commissioner
Tor this district, has sent In to the Secretary nr
treasury his resignatiOn We are glad ibat
he has lhus afforded Il means of dissolylnp thc
sna! In which the affairs relating TO fyrieItad
lahdS III lhi2 state have been tied up.-Frec
Soutt, Beayortc $. Z.
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fopS fSoepPSslagGsllna, Sunday, 1864
0onS b. PURCELL, Archbishop of Cincinnati.