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RRAINARD'S HALL.

THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
saturday, Monday and Tuesday, March
4tb, 6th and 7th.
Introducing 10 the oitiEoos Of Cleveland, on each
Sesesion Of the appearance OF the Company,
A NEW PROGRAMME,
or Songs, Ohorusss. Sketches, IAtsrIrdes, Witty
Sayings and RepsTtes.
The Great Arlington,
The best Funny Man and most versatile Artiste
now in ths business, viii appear every evening
RS-Seo Programmes.
Doors open st O'Clock. Commences at 3.
Admission so Cents. Gallery 25 Cents.
W. ARLIEGToN. Prcp.r.
A. 9. PRnsIIss, Agszt. nI;i9S
GRAND MILITARY BALL-A BAN
.OTwiI be given at the ARlIO8Y on Pearl street.,
Wet Side, FRIDAY evening, March 10 h, lee5, un-
der the direction Of Companies B and G, 29'h
Regiment o. n g. The PlSeeeiIol Of the Eutsrtain-
msnt wiz be used in paying on the remaining debsl
Of the AFmory.
HONORARY MEABERs.
John Sargent, WB Castle,
D Rhodes. 2 Burrin,
Capt Jas Lundy, z g Root,
John LE1oys Capt Sweet,
Sc Tao Hseketts I" John Spa.dinz;
Chas Gale, f" L M C0e
AID. John Martin. TH P.ek
Prentice, n b, BJL0Ris
Wm Wtllhouss, Geo WaroingtOn
ACTING HAEAGEES.
D 0 Taylor, John ssvins,
" Porter, Geo Keishaa,
C ? Bowman.
A. P. TUREER, f., Trsaz.
~ Tickets, Two Dollars. fsb1T:l %
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Beautiful Portraits Of Washington and
Edward Everett are in many collections but in the
homo of the person once Gfictsd with that terrible
disease, CAtsrTh, now cured by the use of DR.. D.
q. seS'ySS Liquid Cstsrrh Remedy, how should it
bel feb2O:Rs
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The SEIsI of tina evening were as follows:
NY. HONEY MARKET-Feb. "a.

[BK FELEsRAPH.I
MOneY-Easy at Sc.
Sterling Exehange-DuH ct IOT1<91os
for gold.
Gold-TriHo higher. Opening ct SO7s{, sd-
vSncing to 2O31z, and closing At 2olh h92O29s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01

WANTED-Two experienced Feed Boys, on
Cylinder Presses. Apply at the LEADER Of
fee
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DKATHs OF NoETHEES ONO soLDIERs.-
The following deaths of Northern Ohio
soldiers have occurred at the Nashville hos
pitsls since our last report:
Frank Beck, D, 4sth.
Matthew Campbell, K, 94th.
]. Csrnies, F, 4Sd.
Reuben Dickerson, Z, 9th.
Anthony BerneS, B, 10th.
n. P. Preshins, q, 10th.
Benjamin Catteral, Il, 10th.
Chss. Rust, E, 1st Art.
VIM. Thompson, z, I94th.
Thos. White, B, 176th.
Sam Watson, H, 176th.
Christian Wick, E, 1T6th.
8. L. Robinson, G, 10th.
s. B. Flemming, B, 175th.
R. Nenkinn, A, 176th. ---.---..-
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son, Ella CHASER, Ferd. Leek, John sked,
Jno. Eggart, Henry Lyman, Augustus
Clark, jake Etzenspsrger, Chas. Black
well, Willie Ney, John Black, Josiah Lane,
Mary Fsrrar.
In the monthly examination the follow
ing averaged above 95 per cent. in. all their
studies:
Josie Cultivate, Ella Lyman, Ella
Curtiss, Laura Hoffman, Fanny Smith,
Nellie Stacey, Jennie Wilson, Robert Bal
ley, Heber Dodd, Robert Hays, Thomas
D0sn Fanny Montcastle, Kate Price, Mary
Pierce, Mary Schiller, Maude Wyman, Al
ice Mathews, Nellie Belden, Fanny Barrett,
Lizzie Urban, Eva Leek.
The following were perfect in department
for the month:
Mettie Wilbur, Josephine Eggart, Josie
outhwaite, Emil Friend, Ella Curtiss, Jen-
ME Curtiss, Jennie Dalgleiseb, Hattie Fos-
ter, Sarah Marshall, Emma Everett, Alice
Mathews, Mary Pierce, Mary Schiller, Lu-
cy Bailey, Annie Schutthelm, Hattie Koer-
per, Ellis Supple, Lizzie Urban, Fanny
Montcastle, Kate Price, Mary Farrsr, julia
Eggart, Thos. Ward, Josiah Lane.
The following rank first in their respect
i've classes:
Josie Cultivate, Ella CurtisS, Fanny
Montcastle, Mary Pierce.
s. FIsDLEy, Principal,
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BRFoEE JuDsE BoLroS.-In the case of the
state Us. M. x. Turrill, for abortion, the
defendant yesterday paid the costs of the
6rst trial, snd the case wss continued till
the nextterm of court, the defendant Civ
leg bail, in the sum of $500, for his appear
ance-
The suit of Elisabeth Pendletsn pS. Lew
is Pendleton, for divorce, on ground o.
sdultrey, was triedIyesterdsy, c. ". Palmer
appearing for plaintiff, and no defense be-
ing attempted A decree of divorce was
granted.
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J. G. s1UNoxs j Cove call the attention
of produce dealers throughout the country
TO the card of this firm, which appears in
another colu1nn. Mr.. Simmons has long
been known here as one of our frstproduce
merchants, and Mr.. Deming is also known
IS having for years been engaged in the
trade in Now York, and latterIy in this city
in connection with the old and reliable
house of John Boyce 4 Son, New York,
which connection he still retains. Both Of
these gentlemen are young and active, and
having thrown their business together the
result is beyond their anticipstions, their
sales now exceeding those of some of the
eldest houses in Chicago, Cincinnati and
other cities Of much larger pretentiOns than
Cleveland SIS places Of business; and we
think that parties dealing in produce,
either buying, selling or shipping, will find
1t much to their advantage to give them
call, as they have at all tistes large stock
on hand, and can fill orders or sell property
with the greatest prOmptnsss. We cor
daily recommend them to our friends and
the trade a. entirely reliable in every way
...
ASK WEDNEsDEE.-The sc ason Of Lent
begins to-day, Wednesday, March 1st,
which is known as Ash Wednesday, from
the fact that penitents go to the altar with
the ashes of palms sprinkled upon their
heads. Archbishop Purcell, of the Roman
Catholic Church, prOmulgateS the follow
ing rules for the observance of Lent: t:u-
All the days of Lent, except Sundays,
are fasting days of obligation on one meal.
This meal is to be taken about noon. A
collation., or food not exceeding eight
ounces, may be taken in the evening. A
cup of tea, coffee, or thin chocolate, with
one small cracker, is allowed in the morn
ing.
All persons over twenty-one years Of age,
and under sixty, who are not obliged to
perform hard manual labor, or who are not
exempt on account of sickness, debility,
&c, are obliged to observe the fast under
pain Of sin.
Persons should not, on slight grounds sr
pretences, seek 8 dispensation from the
fast, much less assume to dispense them
selves, for the law Of the Church is wise,
and Just, and salutsry.
Abstinence from flesh meat is of obliga-
tion on all the Wednesdays and Fridays Of
Lent, and on the two Saturdays of Embsr
Week and Holy Week.
Flesh meats may be used at all and every
meal on Sundays; and at all meals, on
days on which it is allowed TO others but
once, by all who are obliged to work hard.
Lard can be used without distinction Of
days, in cooking.
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BEFoRE Jupsa FOoTE.-The arguments in
the case Of Blish rs. the propeller TiOga
continued through the day yesterday, and
are not yet completed. Mr.. Wiley con-
cluded his argument for ths:defense, and
Mr.. Hibberd, of Buffalo, followed on the
same side. Judge Andrews commenced
the closing argument for the defendent
and will conclude it this morning. The
case will probably go to the jury to-day
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For Boring aHd Working OIL FelIss

BEEIsHUPG, UFion Co., Pa, June 50, 1884.
10 the last ihrse months, (worafng hTs
drys week. We have cut fire hiHdrsd and tirens-7vs
thousand feet 81 white osk on onr Elandy a7fII.
In June, l99, 600 feet. The lunb'r IL pronounced
by the Bsltore Inspector to Be the bsst dsliusrod
In that city this summer. Ths BlaEdy Engine haa
done well, and can now say il is perfsct success
Yesterday, the 18th June, cut l6 o00 feet Of oak
JAhES o. MCCLURE.
WnMoRE, Cambria Co, Ps., May 2, 1894.
hsTs sawed on ny Blandy Mill
nOR firo hundred and V tl0stsand fsst Of lum-1
Der in the last EeTen months, Whlch iEc!udss tbs
winter morths, often working only seven hours 4
lie more lumber than any sings Mll has cut IN the
In the came time, within hundred miles Of thu
place. [fsb2O1sll WEI. R. aUGHKS.
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CHICAGO mARKET.-Feo. ss'

CHICAGO MARKETs-Febs ss,
IN EELzGRAPH.i
FIOuF-AetiVs- i. l.. u. 800. ......4f
Wheat-Dulli advanced A5lq. Sales 81 ss3z
@1 81 No l. s .r..-
COrn-Aolive; advanced %.
Oafs-Firm ct 5e1<95914c. .
HIghwines-AetVsS and advanced %. Sales
ct 81 ll1<02 Il.
ROgs-S1l O0a12 25.
Dresser HOgs-Du1 snd unchanged.
PrOvtSiOnS-ActiVB.
POrk-Mess s32 50.
ard-Firm at 2l3%c.
Reeeipts-Flour, 1000 bbls; wheat, Il, go bu;
corn, 100 bui cats, 1900.
Rose q PFtn ntzIE RF0Vm ION Harkes Ees
POrG.
The following are the rates charged By Us:
Hams-Sugar-eursd premium hams , B......ss G
Dried Beef-e D............-...-..-........
ShOulOorB-SugaI-ourod & D.,...,.s.....ss...s-l8 0
BacO4-OF Smoked Sides 3 R.........s......--..-21 c
LaEd-PEime leaf ksttle-rnd'd d in bblsoF trcs-23 c
Prime leaf kettls-rndr'd in kegs y D..24 c
PORk-No. mess 8 3bbl........................Ss6 30
Extra clear % Bbbl........,..-.--....s.....,S S6 30
- No extra charge made for packages cart
age to railroad depOt8 or boats. All articles art
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything In
the Stats. 0rdsrs promptly hllsd.
BOeE PREHTIS5.
de1s-R Nos. l4s. ia sad l4s Ontario strsss.
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HOUSE FOR sALE-On the 6th day

II OODI = OLf DalLs-Ou Llo UEI U9T
IL OF March, 1855, at l0oclock A n, well sell
the p emists, at pubic auction, the Cne-5tory md
hall anne dwelling n H0uss, situate the south side
OF 1t. Ciair strge and known Ne 2l6 and /. nsXt
east Of and ad ioiLins Rig anders store and Eesi-
dehcs. Algo the out-hous=s and noes on said pre-
misos. ApPrzi led at s5Oo. Possession given april !,
ls65. Tei n Cash. L. PRENTISS,
Isbz3:lss Adm. Of Jas. Proudioo., deceassd.
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lust RECEIVED.-THE FINEST
81 assortmsns Of Bet Buohlss ever n thls city, St
O0WLEs',
- q NAfdAl3poalA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-01

EUR SALE, or bXchange fOr Improved
Il City Property-Twelve Acres Of Land House,
Barn, AMI an abundance Of fruit. The Grapes WIil
pay The interest on the invest meut-in East CleVe-
land GA the Euclid Road, six miles from hs Public
square Also two and quarter acres In East Cievc-
EAnd ths 5tree5 Railroad; IL has good Tarie y
O, fIuit Inquire Of J. Il AHDLEY, Oh the premises
GrofO q. J. K KELLER, No. South Side Public Square.
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Z. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
q. 3. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III superior 81.

q $40 PER CENT. AND I0-40" NATIONAL
LOAN.
lCommission allowed to subscriberSl
BS o. S. Bonds Of 1881, 6.2O'S, 1O-4Ois, treasury
Notes, and all other Government securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Sold, Silver, CooponS and canada money bonght
and sold at best rates. Deposits received and COL
lections made ct all accessible points. Uncurrent
funds converted at lowest rates. Revenue stamps
for sale. --.- oc4
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= Or SALE.-A flock of One Thousand
Il Sheep of grade not less than three fourths and
lease for term OF two years from September lat
1or two sLd one-hal az pounds Of wool ser head
yea iy all loss 10 be placed By the leeas sid the
origin J lumber returned at the expirsfaIn Of the
isAss. The peIf5Tmar OF these cOmaitous secured
by JOnd ia ths p3ual sum Of 5000 with na1 mort
RaFe on real estate. an excellent opportun1T for a
permaueut and rrofitabie investment, 49, 10 O.
+. ROBEBTs, Box IS, NOrwslk, Ohio. A523.lg3
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HAVELER's RBqTsTER:
DEPkRTuREa

- OitiEens wishing conveyance 70 either Of the
shove Trains OF Boats, viii be called for By Coaches
o. stevens OnnsDul Line, By leaving their address
at the Omnibus Once, 1lT Superior gtraSE, nsxf
door 70 the Weddsn HOUSE
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The undersigned will make cash advances on
Produes consigned to hessrs. BOyes 4 Son.
H. C. DEMIEG,
marl:l93 No. 30 Mer sin street.
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40 mosI.A lru.aA q sfsa q n.
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MONDAY, MARCH 18th, Ise5.-Real
M RARGAIN-FOR SALE-Tha

- Suhscriter ofsr for sale his residence situated
fvo and 4 half miles from the Court house. IN a
FarT de.irab locality. Ihe Lot coysrB ten and one
halfscros OF excssl ngy choice isnd, and cOutains
~ Gbundsncs Of shrubbery Raspberry and Straw
berrT tree; Grape Vines Ia good assortm ent);
ec6d Orchard hve yeers old, consis1Eof upwards Of
seventy Agple. Pear Plumb ID Cherry trsoI; also
Uumbsr OF Gu trees, ali Of which are ust begin
niaFIo bea The Honse Is brick, nearly new, con-
tanning SsTen lofty rooms. The Barn, Carriage
House, Gov sheds and ether out-buildinRs, are in
good condition. Alto ethsr, IL is q cry desirable
resldsnos, and wilt b. sold cheap for cash or long
credis Is parties desire inquire at Iss & Clair ST.
tabI:lQ JOHN ALEXANDER
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nv pus qoos 'meqs aloIss
- =. ....a -. .nr .nnaa
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4 OST.-Either on Huron or Erie street,
II Hair Bracelet with gold clasp, marked "Kitty
1som." The finder will be Literally rewarded on
leAEing Il o, 40 Huron street. EbA:lN
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LOCAL NOTICES

Commencement Exercises OF the
Western Homeopathic OOllese-wm BE-
held At the College Building, foot Of Ohio street,
on Wednesday. March 1st, at P. n. Addresses by
Pref, EsOrs Sanders and Beskwith, together with
the eonfsrring Of Degrees.
= The public are respectfully invited, marI:lss
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The Old EAGLE E0IKlRY

Corner Front and MEADOW sfs.,
(oPPosITs DEPOT.)
Ia again open, and the subscriber begs lsaTs 60
inform ita cd friends and patrons and the public
ssherally, that he Is now rsady 80 build
ALL KINDS OF Engines,
Portable or stationary.
He is also ready 70 do all kinds Of REPAIRING
on short notics and 10 q Horkms- like mannsr.
Particular ATTENTION paid TO PROPEhLER
WORK. Our facilities FOR ua1 ufacturiDg MILL
GEARING are as good a. the best. he Patterns
aaEe hean accunu!ating for upwards Of twenty
ave years, and are OF the bess quality. An orderu
from distance promptly dttendsd TO.
Ad dsre5s J. RIGG, Manager,
ian24:BS BOX E57 Cleveland. Ohio.
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ITO RENT-A good Dgellag House,
i eon.all ing eight Rooms, with plsoty OF bard
and soft water aud small bare, situated on Ere
uTemfses fabZ3.o2
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FOB S AL E-A Twenty-Five years
Il Lease, with privilege Of purchase at this end Of
i've years. ct low pric, from first of Al Ill next 64k
1sst front Of that very choice los the corner Of So
psr1or aud Bod stree 8, running through tu ROCK
well street 200 feet II not sold wilhln three or iour
weeks the Rockwell front will DO Tor lease for term
Of years For par iculars 4 sale ana conditions OF
leass apply 70 GEO. D. 4CK, z70 Superior street.
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JOHN BoYcE & SON,
Produce Commission Merchants

No. So Pearl Street. Ksw York.
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$4,000 = h1HE9 on! 2 .alD.. ADxAsShP :: q ..955
nud weil-knOTn WAGEER'E LOAN OFFICE. on
Eecurities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watohss, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeWelrY, Guns
pi1tols, clothing, Dry Goods, PlEnoz, Hsiodeoug
and eli ysrsonhl property and articles OF value on
ths most satisfactory terms. BuEinesl atrotsy pri
Vata Established 1851. 3. B.-A varsity Of a.
FodssDsd Watches, EsFslryI eunrr H., for saIs as
bAEEainI.
Ohos-oeznsr o. Wstsr and Superior stree Is,
0VsF DuYis and Psix7tto'E Clothing Store.
oets7 J, O. & " WAGNER.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-02-25

@-1he North Carolina peace organ. The
Raleigh Progress, says the South Carol.
mans are ''the worst whipped set, ever
'seen or heard off, The Charles.on n.r.
ca:7y, few days ago, said:
Mr.. Jefferson Davis is wise, All i.
great. God is good. The department. 10 in
superb condition. We have never sonrht
mere befoTe against odds. But now. not an
rmcer ia whipped; our military orran;sa-
lions are al perfect; our discipline ADM.
rabie; our leaders models Of CAPACITY co nv,
age, sobrlety, tenacity, and wisdom-an
full Of fight TO The very eyes. Lei ne All
sing re Oennas and hurrah for Jef4e,.or ~,
Davis-Jef. Davis forever, and Ice ssev;1
the next dayn 's- =
The Raleigh Progress says OF this:
s, Are 60. the .Carolinisns,' accor,,lrr -
ms .es1. mony, quite as much Disguised
T3.a zen: Davis now as they were with Abe
hncotn II 1861? We think so. Rnt Chars
man columns are moving on. and sonn
tney will have g chance to spill thai las.
drop OF blood OF blood Of which thew have
SAID SO much. -
we may be mistaken, bus we .h;n;, .he
the people Of South Carolina, nos.
Jorlsy OF them, would jump at peace viii
reconstruction, and we doubt n6s that Sha,.
mans reception in that State VIII st-enf.,h.
en- the oonvio.son within us.''
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-02-25

0The London TIRES, in publishing an
acooun. Of the capture OF For. Fisher, al
ludes to it as brilliant success, Interest
ing to the student OF the az. OF war for It's
scientific value, and 10 the general reader
from the at.ractiveness OF the narrative
It thinks the naval part Of the affair eepe-
cially Interesting from the snpene!ranility
Of our iron-clads to shot, adding: AT .
dispatch which we publish to-day is 20 be
trusted, Admiral Porter believes that he
possesses vessel which could destroy any
ship of the British or French navy, lay our
towns Inder contribution, and chase away
anything which we might send to blockade
American ports. The iron-clads lsy for
Eve days within eight hundred yards Of
Fort Fisher, and received no material in
jury. II the Confederate guns are capable
Of comparison with our own, the question
Of ships against forts may prove to have
been considerably advanced BY these eS-
periments. Every tight across the ocean
should be lesson for us, and this last de-
serves to De studied with unusual atten-
tion.'
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SMALL Pox GENERAL .osPATAL.
Po,Nr LOOKOUT. Nd. Fep. IA. 1865.

SMALL Pox GENERA ;sosPATAL,
POINT LOOKOUT, Nd. Fep. a, 1865.
NEssRs. ED1TORs-Permit me through
the columns OF the Burlington Ha,pk. Eve.
70 give my numerous friends q description
OF Point Lookout hospital and camp.
Capacity Of the hospital eco; patients,
1000; ward masters and attendants, 100:
admitted since Sept. 1st, 1864, 1900; dis.
charged in same period, 5000; died, sol, in-
Guiding rebels.
Rebel hospital Capacity, Se5; patients,
SOB; sick in tents, S75; number Of prisoners.
1856.
Regimen.al hospi.als-Three in number;
capacity, 10; patients, Is.
Small Pox CENT hcspi.al-Capaci:y, $50;
patients, %; number in hospital during the
last year, $50; died since 18th Of May, 1884,
5; discharged in same period, /.
Point Lookout IS at the southern extrem-
i.y OF st. Marys county, Mo. 1t is formed
by The junction Of Chesapeake Bay with
the Potomac river and exsends.out into the
Bay, which give il the advantages OF the
tine sea breezee. It is considered healthy
on account OF the purity and f,eshnesa0.
the atmosphere. /. is supplied with hle
bathing grounds. IA location is secure
from invasion. and is doubtless one Of the
oess in the State. for the confinement Of
rebel prisoners for.which purpose it ss used.
JAMES A WII.1sANs, c. G.
t6px 1922 IT, Aockcpt, Nc.
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,tions consolidated by compa-
NoPthwestern sanitary Fair,

~
d CHICAGO. Feb. s. 1865.
To the Supeysntcndenss, 1cceaers md Ply
pills Of the Public schools cf the Vorth-
4 Ereas Sanitary Fair is to De opened in
the city Of Chicago, upon May 30tb, lS65.-
The Executive Committee having u 40
charge have determined to open Puoilc
School Department, and have appointed the
undereigned q SPECIAL committee 10 take
charge Of this department.
Teachers and pupils OF the public schools
are found upon every battle field, ln every
camp, and in every hospital in our land !;
they need the sympathy ana the contribu-
tons Of their fellows at home. Every child
in the schools Of the Northwest can minis.
ter to the comfort OF sick or wounded
brother in the army.
partment Of the Fair except such az are
Contributed by school children or their
teachers.
Any article, Of the. most trifling value,
that comes from the y Hing hand ola warm
hearted child will be welcome. Let each
child devise something that shall be a.
tractive. and it will meet with Already sale.
Each State represented IN the exhibition
may have separate table, desired, un-
be appointed by the member Of the General
Committee from that State.
Each member OF the General COMMITTEES
will act as chairman Of State Committee.
to DO designated by himself.
Cities or counties designing to contribute
may correspond with the member Of the
Committee from their own State; or, afpre-
ferred, directly with the chairman OF the
General Committee.
1t is hoped that all who may receive this
Circular will at once st about prepssnE
altlsles tpz tie Fax,
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At a meeting OF the officers and soldiers
Of the 9th Iowa Cavalry, tho following was
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Rev. Mr.. Ingalls,, Gene
ra; Agent OF the lowe State Orphan Asy-
lun, has visited rs in the field, and sol; cit-
ed aio 20 thetinances OF said Asylum, there
fore
Reso,ved. That we tender 10 him our
thanks for his visit, and show our sppye-
citation Of the cause ne advocates by Gonat-
ing and subscrb irg the sum Of 81, $50 so to
the same. e.
Col. M. NJ. TEuMBuLL, Chairman.
Sergt. Jno. Wayne, Sec.
Col. TrumbEll says, and authorizes me
TO announce to the people Of Iowa, that if
any city in the State viii do Ee well az his
regiment, has done for this holy cause, he
will double it. p. p. INGALLS,.
Brownsville. Feb. Z. 1865.
sEcRETAE1's REPORT OF SOLDIERS AID
SOCIETY FOR TIE YEAR l864.-1his Socie-
~ has assisted one hundred families dur
ing The year. Ninety of these have re-.
ceived Eore or less every week, and ten oc-
casional assistance. They have also given
aid 10 eighty transient soldiers, and nave
sent to soldiers in the field since August
lst, 1854, 70 January Let, 1855, the following
articles Is pairs drawers, "A pairs socks,
50 shirts, sheets, s comforts. dozen pill.
low cases, 10 pounds corn starch, 80 gal
Ions pickles, 1l8 quarts canned fruit.
Mrs. j. LIE BROWN, Secretarv.