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The Fenians--Card from Archbishop
Purcell.

LIST. The undersigned. in order 10 correct
present or future misapprehensious of his
views ON Fenianism, takes this occasion to
refer to what he has said on this subject in
public addresses in the cathedral and 10 the
St. Xavier church, in this city within the last
twelve months. ..-..
Cd. lie also desires to remind all whom it
may concern that he long since published in
the Cincinnat Catholic Telegraph the consti-
tuition, by laws, and oath of said society, at
tested and circulated by the late Rev. E. O.
Flahsrty, proving said society TO have teen,
ut the time of the circulation of these docu-
ments, an oath bound, secret society, and rs
such to be Stunned and avoided BY every
sincere and loyal catholic.
Sd. IL acclaimed that the oath isno Jon
ger enforced, and that the Fenian Brother
hood Il then no longer liable to condemnation
or distrust as an oath-bound society. But
this I regard simply rs an evasion. For in
the proceedings of the frst national conven
ton of the Fenian Brotherhood, hsldin Chi.
sapo, Ill, in 1868, and published the same
year, by James Gibbons, Philadelphia. / read
what regard as equivalent to the strongest
kind of oath, the following pledge of mem
bsrship:
e., solsmnly pledge my sacred word
of honor, as truthful and honest man, that
will implicitly obey the commands OF my
superior officers in the Fenian brotherhood"
4th. Furthermore, in the XVIII. resoiu-
ton adopted in said convention, read OF the
monssrous arbitrary power conferred on the
head centre, to confirm or annul the election
of all state centres and centres OF circles, and
that through this despotic monarchical chief
''alone shall the brotherhood receive any
communication from any parties whatso-
ever"
5th If this does not constitute q supreme,
irresponsible tribunal, and bind the mem
bsrs, hand and foot, to its behests, know not
where such tribunal and such enslavemsnt
can be found ON earth. a
Finally, / love ireland, desire its indie
pendence. deplore its sad fate for the last
three hundred years, especially under the
CALLING yoke of England's injustice. inhum-
anity and tyranny but have no faith that
The Fenian head centres or state centres could
govern her if they had the chance. On the
contrary, believe they would give her q
worse constitution and make her condition
worse than it is at present. And 1 therefore
.conjure every man who has any respect for
my Judgment and advice to have nothing to
do with the Fenians. ~. B. PURCELL.
Archbishop of Cincinnati.
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40 ACRES OF LAND
FLOUR AND FEED.

"E are now manufacturing and ere pre-.
w pared to deliver, on short notice, in any
part OF the city, the very best quality of wheat
Hour, rye foar, rye meal, corn meal, hominy
bran. &C, all of which we warrant.
- Orders left at VIM Shearer's or J. b. 4
N. @ Frsck's grocery stores, at the mill, viii
be promptly attended 10. if Taa %
a.. - go BiDDlsoN & GILMORE. =
Rseh Islaad, Dec. -, 1854, an. ID q
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rhat .sLfttie story,

The Washington correspondent Of the
Springfield (Mass.) Republican has the fol.
lowing in reference to how Mr.. Lincoln's f..
NOUS ''little story"was told to the rebel peace
commissioners .oA LOB
terview with the rebel peace commissioners, q
worthy correspondent from Washington O.
serted IN one Of his letters that the president
told Aleck Stephens ono Of his little droll
stories. 1t was generally supposed that this
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06

An old gentleman with large family was
oontinually bored by his children with riddles
and conundrums. Going home one evening
he was stopped by countryman, who inno-
gently inquired: Can you tell me why this
shop is closed? "Get out with your conund-
RUNS cried the old gentleman. TO the great
sstonishment Of the countryman. "Pve
been bored TO death with them these three
months" -... ... "a. --'
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

II TATE of Joseph Watson, deceased.
ia The undersigsed having been ap pointed add
ministrator of the estate of Joseph Watson,
late of the county of Rock Island and state OF
Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that he
will appear before the County Court of Rock Is
land CoLnty, At the Office of the clerk of saId
Court, in the city of Rock lsland, 1t the April
term, on the THIRD MONDAY IN APRIL
next, at which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and requested to
attend Tor the purpose of having the same sdjass-
ed Ali persons indebted 10 said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment TO the IN
devigned.
Dated tins 4th day of April, A. D., 1865.
THOMAS REDPATH, Administrator.
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ga hansum young gal in our town was
sos.up with one night by noble young spe-
cimen of the true American, with scissors in
his vest pocket mean dry goods CLERK
and the young gals mother, hsarin' sothin
pop. rose from her couch, under an impress
sion that her eldest boy was holdin wild
revel on the root beer in the next room. But
on opening the door she diskiversd il was
huggin' and kissin' which awakened her
from peaceful repose. MY daughter, oh, my
daughter this fond parent did cry oh,
that should live to zee this doins in my own
housed 4 know, dear mother this swsst
village maiden did quickly reply, that it il
quite imprepsr, but it is orful soothin ="
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A youngster, while perusing chapter Of
Genesis, turning TO his mother inquired
whether the men of those days fused 70 do
Gums on tho ground" He accounted for his,
question BY reading the passage, "And the
sons Of mon multiplied upon the face of the
earth" s $50
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requisite for the public information, and n
several cases We have done 80. Let our
readers be patient the law8. or properly
some of them, will reach them soon enough
for their comfort.-Springfel Register.
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= A doubtor says: "Never take come and
see me- - phrase meant 10 earnest, unless
il is accompanied BY date. An invitation
without circumstance is no invitation ss ali.
Depend upon il. If any man or woman desires
ycur company, he or she will appoint time
for your visit. sCsll on me when you can
make it convenient drop in as you are pas.
sing make us q visit whenever you have an
hour to spare are social inde6nitisns by
which men of the world understand that they
are not expected to do the thing requested. 8
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An affected young lady (sested in rock
ing chair, reading the Bible, exclaims-
Mother, here is . grammatical error in the
Bible"
n,Sscp;ne .bs O Ven. nsf psv1 anu ap,
attitude, says)-
Kill it, kill it It's the very thing that
has been eating the book marks"
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PaRENoLOGF.

nR. BURROWS. who has been lecturing
Oto crowded houses in D.vsnPert for two
weeks past, viii give FREE LECTURE On
Phrsaoloey sad Phy.oiSsy, ,h .,s ma o es,,aa
every night for week or more
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06

HAVE FOR SALE the Singer, Grover
i Baker and How Sewing Machines, all Of
which are known, TO this community, to be the
three best machines ever in use Al
also have machine twist and thread for sale.
! Any one wishing to purchase please sips me .
W. T. NORRIS, Agent,
Next door to Bsbcock's new hall, up stairs, on
Illinois street.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06
T1E Turner LOT FoR SALE.

THE LOT OF GROUND near the high
school bailding, known a. the Turner'S Lot,
being the south 30 feet OF lot 8 in block :, Of
for $3.50 Terms cash.
Enquire Of + KRELL.
Rsek lslssd, Esbsy 1s, dtf. -ul TAG ~
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nIBBS
Sewing II Machine.

III - the best Jdmify Machine
II n definition OF |" simp lcity" and Perfse-
tion.''
The needle cannot be set wrong.
Tbs Henner, Teller and Braider are aeknowiedg-
ed to be superior to all Others
A patented device prevents ITS being turned
backward
Its entirely noiseless-
IL received the Gold Medal OF the American
Institute IN 1863
1t received the Silver Medal of the :" New York
State Fair" 1864
Ii received the Silver Medal of the 's Psnnsyl-
wanna State Fair, !" 1854 ...... .s..
1t also received the first premium for g The
Best Sewing Machine - al the great New England
Far, the Vermont State Fair, and the Indiana
State FAIR. 1864.
Send for a circular containing full information,
notices from the press, testimonials from those
usingt he machine, &C
~ AGENTS WANTED. 90 .
JAMES WILCOX,
ManuIacturer, sos Broadway, New York.
.a.. PnIHcIRAL office: ri 49,.
led New York, sos Broadway.
Boston, 323 Washington Street. 90.
Chicago, l33 Lake street. ..ss. s1 -r q
Cincinnati, 20 West 4th street.
Indianapolis, West Maryland street. w
Lendos, las Rsgsaf street. zoo.
Paris, 50, Boslevard de Sebastopol. Is
Hamburg, a Hermann street sss-3
Nienna 8 Wildpretmarket.
brussels, II Roe Croisade-
Sydney, Australia, 292 Pitt -treet.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06

-. If We credit one-half the selegraphic stories
Of desertsrs from Lees army coming to DOR
lines. Lee must be nearly destitute of troops
and his army nearly all inside Of our lines.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06

x Col. Thos. j. Henderson, Of Stark county,
and of the 10Th Illinois volunteers, was con-
hrmed By the senate as brevet brigadier gen.
eral on the 2lst ult
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They will do all kinds Of sheet Iron Worn,
Steamboat work and Biacksmithing, to order.
From their long experience In the nsnufaeture
Of Boilers and Sheet Iron Work, they feel that
with their patronage ,--s@fl --yl
rsis1a % 81 49, JAMES OTHIcK,
sa 3 sr..z,.s ae., CHRIS SCHILLING4R-
b Rack Island, March 4, dw6a- ia eel
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06

Tsnnyson says that kiss is merely an
ideal pleasure. IL may be . mere idea, but il
10 touching one.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06

A Ii PERSONS indebted to T. Burial,
n Jr., will find their accounts At the store Of
Aiken, Jarvis & Burial, where they viii call and
settle Immediately. nchSdw3w.
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TIE subscribers have formed co partnes-
Il ship nnder the style and firm of 0thick &
Sehliinger, and have taken the Boiler Shop near
susord's Foundry, where they will carry on the
business Of manufacturing
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Great Bargains
REAL ESTATE.

A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
EN0R SALE in Ben Harper's addition 10
" Rock Island, being the nortb naf Of the
house occupied by Mrs. Randel. Enquire on the
premises, or OF the undersigned,
ATHREE STORY BRICK STORE
for sale, on Illinois staeet, known as " Empire
Blosk, - occpP pied by Phileo b Hakes q grocery
stores good basiaess stand. Apply TO
THE UNDIVIDED HALF or THE
ROCK ISLAND PAPER MILL
for sale in complete running order, turning out
about ton Of paper per day good payIsg in
sttstion. Apply TO II. HAKEs-
sal A BUSINESS LOT
for sale cheap, on the corner Of washinztoa and
Rock River streets, now occupied by q broom
mandatory. Apply to II. HAKES.
For sale at at great bargain .-l raa
Is ACRES OF CHOICE LAND a
on Moline Avenue, near the Half Way House.
Thisis well adapted for q vinyard, the raising of
vegetables tor market or laid out in lots for
dwellings III not sold by the Goth Of April IL will
be laid Out IN lots and sold &C suction. Apply 20
II. HAKRS.
For sale cheap, t7'if
,.,c 40 ACRES OF LAND
and Several Lots in the town or Camden Mil. -o
For Information concerning the above lands ana
lots, apply TO the undersigned, H. HAKES
Riggs. fsbsdwIm :
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q Nj descriptions, IRON The fsest Kid :slpper.,o
the eoarsest Brogsn BY the pair or ease low AZ
say house west Of New York
Call in and examine our t-rs
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Goods and Prices.

Yos ~ill fnd our stock excellent and our prie.
TO-. jsniz6wu
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Wn0 WANTS GARDEING DONEi

'hE Uodersigned hes had much expsr.,
i fence a gardner, setting and trimming trees,
unes, &c, &c, and offers his services to the citi-
Iens Of koef Island, who may wish work of that
kiad donewell.
1-ord<rs may be Ieft at Rosenfeld,s leather
sters. - ftfs.t JOHN sTAPP
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TRAVEL ACROSS THE PLAINS.
ORDER BY GEN. DODGE.

DEPARTMENT OF THE MISSOURI,
FoRr LEAvENwoKrH, Feb. 10, 1865.
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To-9ays notwithstanding.
LIST OF LETTERS

LHST OF LETTERS
ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED
IL in the Post 09cs q Rock Islszd, State Of MI.
nois, on the 9Th Day Of March. 1865: -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-09

ACADEMY OF MUsIO.-Another of those
crowded houses which are getting to be the
regular thing at the Academy of Music at.
tended the nineteenth presentation Of
aladdin" on Saturday night. This bril-
liant and magnificent spectacle will be
again presented this evening.
7 Mr.. Leslie GessiD, 8 young but talented
and successful actor, viii take benefit on
Friday next. On that occasion that come
dy, 'Phe Peoples Lawyer" in which Mr.,
Ovens has been deligbting the New York
ers, will be produced, with Jim Lewis as
"sOlon shingle." Other attractions will
combine to make theevening an attractive
one.
Mr.. Chss. Hart takes benefit tonight,
Let it be rousing one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-09
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LE4DER oFEIoT, !

MORNING LEADER OFFIOB,l
SATURDAY, Jan. 7th, 1855.
The money market here rules very elese, while
the demand for currency is active. Exchange is
firm at 4 discount buying and Psr selling.
The general tide Of investment IN Government
stocks for the past few days in New York drew the
operations Of spseulstOrs away from Gold and the
market has ruled quiet with > gradual decline,
closing this evening st 227. --ar
Government Gold Stocks we're active Hni hEm 10
the New York market today. FiTs-twentiss, oOu-
pons are sti quoted by dsalsrR here at los buying
and ITO selling 6's Of 1881, sOuPOuSi los buying
and III selling. % .----
The sales Of tho Ten-Forty Bonds at the Second
National Bank Of this city to-day Is unparalleled
by anything ever before known In the West, and
was probably not exceeded anyWherel In the eoun-
try, outside Of New York, BY single inEtitution-
From tho opening to the closing hour Is e'slOekl
for receiving sabsoripti rs. ths utmost activity
was necessary to keep pace with the continual de-
mand, both from home Subscribers and by letter
and telegraph, and the accounts were not made up
until > late hour. Ths amount subscribed was
S6O 6OO the greater portion By capitalists Of this
city The total subscriptions to this Loan rsotiVed
by this Bank approximate closely upon two millions
Of dollars. It also took subscriptions to the SO
loan to-day to the amount Of $50, ,ooO making q
total for this loan, up to this time OF about three
millions. These figures speak more approvlngly
than any mere words could, Of the energy aud bas-
iness qualifications that oharaetsrizs the managers
Of this institation, which now occupies sPlaee In
tho front rank Of Ohio Banks, and has proved, a
the exhibit we have mads shows, valuable sid t.
tho Govern Rezt, while ado ing to the wealth and
character Of tsis immediate locality,
by the withdrawal of the Ten. forty loan, the
popular attention will nov be directed especially
to the seven thirties and It is given out that thC
policy Of Mr.. Fes5ende1 is to rely upon these and
ths taxes for the current expenses Of Tie Govern
meBt ,Ihe Seven thirtieI are, beyond question
q most desirable investmsnt, ard we confidently
hops that effort will be spared to continue thtm
in the favor thsy have far received from the
pie The Second National Bank is still receiving
subscriptions this Loan.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-09

RECRUITS TO BE FOR TIE IEFAKTRT SERVICE
OELT,-The Provost Marshal General, un-
der date of December S1st, 1854, issues the
following instructions to District Provost
Marshals: "The wants of the service do
not Except in special cases designated by
the War DePartments,) at this time require
the enlistment Of recruits for Heavy ArtiI-
lery, Light Artillery or Cavalry, and Pro-
vOst Marshals are instructed that, until
further orders they win enlist recruits only
for the infantry service"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-09
CITY NEWS

The particular attention ofour readers is
called to the large stock of Furs, on sale at
8. Benedict Sons fashionable establish
ment. They keep the best and most fash
iOnable Furs in the market, at low prices,
and those wishing Furs would do well to
call on them. dec24
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$500 REWARD.
TIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

HIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. RE
\ WARD.-In obedience to the following r6solu-
ton, adopted at the meeting of the City Council Of
the City OF Cleveland, at thelr meeting December
20th. 1864, viz:
WHEHEAs. Michael Mehan, the supposed mur-
derer Of Edward Gibbons, Jr., in this city, qn the
night of the 9th Of November last is stil at large
Notwithstanding the reward offered by the Mayor,
IN pursuance OF resolution Of the Council, for his
apprehension; and, WHEEEAs, it is one, II not the
very highest Of our duties, to protect tie lives
fellow citizens, AMI bring to Justice the perps
traitors OF such acts Of violence and bloodshed,
therefore,
Resolved, That the Mayor be authorized and re-
quested to increase the reward offered for the
arrest and safe Judgment in jail OF the said Michael
MehAn TO FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
hereby offer reward Of Five Hundred Dollars
(thia Lher supesediDg any previous offer by me
mads) for the apprehension and safe l0dgm5Rt 10
the jail OF this couuty OF the above named Michael
mahAn
The following IS the desoriEti tiOn Of said MshAn !:
He Is about i've () feet siI (6) inches high, stoop
shouldered. dark complexion. brown hair, hazsl
eyes curl in the left corner Of his mouth when talk
ing; is between q and - years of age aud had on
when last seen, black coat, gray pants and false
moustaeha- GEO. r. SEHfER,
Dec. 21lh, 1854. [de2O;ls5l Mayor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-09
INCOMK.TAx PAYERS.
List Of Persons Residing I'm CIeVeIaBd d
in Cleveland who Pay an Income
Tax Of Lees than Fifty Dollars.

Below will be found a complete list of
persons residing in this city who
pay an income tax of less than fifty
dollars-or, in other words, whose net
taxable income, after making the deduc-
tions allowed by law, is reported to the
Assessor at less than one thousand dollars
with the amount paid by each. We should
explain that the several amounts mentioned
below are assessed upon returns made 10
the Assessor up to October LIST, 1854.
The total number Of persons residing in
this csty who pay an iucome-tax of less
than $50, 90 is 564.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-09

DUDLEY WALLEB To-KIaHT.-That Won
derful little eloeutiOnist, Master Dudley
Waller, will give a series of recitatiOns al
Brainard's Hall, this evening. He will be
sure to have a crowded house. We urge
all who have not heard him to attend his
entertainment this evening. Those who
have heard him will not need to be urged
to go again-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-09
O0S SUPERIOR sT., CLEVELAND, Q.
(Entranes through Hawks stors.)
JOSEPH IRELAND. Architect.

Associate Member of tho American Institute of
Architects, and formerly pupil Of R.G. HAtfiold,
ESQ.,, Am. Ins. Aroh'ts, New York City, respect.
mlly announces that he has opened an ofioO as
above where he may be consulted on and after
Monday, January Is, 1865 Having had q large
experience Of several years in New York city, he
offers to the public his professional services IN the
practice Of Modern Architecture as an Art.
The Public, particularly those about TO build ave
invited to call and inspect original designs;
Communications by mali promptly attended to-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-09

sEAsoNIBLE AND sENsrBLE.-The coal deal
ers of the coal pier district, at the foot of
Water street, have presented Mr.. George
Cowell with his winters coal, as token of
their appreciation of his efficient services
in the faithful delivery of their mails.
This valuable present could not have been
given to more worthy recipient.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-09

FIRE.-A fire broke out on Saturday af-
ternOOn last, at quarter before one O'Clock,
in the brewery of Jacob Wagner, No. S32
St. Clair street. It caught from stove
standing too close to the wall. The steam
ers were soon on hand and extinguisbed
the flames. Loss s45; no Insurance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-09

APPoINniENT.-We learn that Prof. Jehu
Brainerd has been appointed principal ex-
aminer in lhe U. s. Patent Office. Prof
Brainerd was one of the firm of Baninerd &
Burridge, Patent Attorneys of this city, and
he is well fitted for this new position.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-09

TOLEDO AND sAaIEAw LIEE.-A company
has been formed in Toledo, under The name
Of the 'ToledO & Saginaw Navigation Co., -
with n capital of $5O, 900, for the purpose Of
putting steamer on the route between To-
ledo and Saginaw.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-09

American Bellies. America is justly proud
OF her beautiful ladies, but how many mar their
beauty, and lose their health and youth, become
prematurely old in appearance, by negleoting to
take proper care Of their teeth. There can be no
excuse for this. as sozodont,. pronounced by all
worthy place between the sweetest lips, can nov
be had in all civilized countries.
Sold by Druggists and PerfumerS
ian qI0n.3t
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LEADER
9OEDAY JANUARY 6
WW ADyRETIEFgIKETs

Academy Of Music-AladdIn.
Mcdonald & Co.--stsam to ana from Europe
B. Weeks-Guardian's Sale.
Library AssooistIon-Be7. Jas. EeTs.
"a Cheshire 1t Boarding.
l2s Lake St Buggy for Sale.
Metropolitan Gift Book store-Leesl Notice.
Donation Visit-LocaI Notice.
sOEOdo1t-Locsl Notice.
seelye's Cstarrh RemsdS dS-Locsl Notice,
%. A, 29th Reg't-Leoal Notice.
First Ward Draft Ass'n-Local Notice.
Fourth Ward Relief CON- Local Notice,
Sunday School Union-Locsl Notice,