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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-16

Sold at " Wholesale, in Chicago, by Fuller, Finch
s. Fuller, Burnhams & Van Setback, Lord x
SIN III. Smith s. Dyer, J. II. Reed s. CO., Chas, c.
Smith, Dietzsch, Bocki & Co, II, Scouil, w. D.
Harris & Co., Post & Radeau, and by druggists
and dealers generally.
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PERMANENTLY CURED I:

Let every man, woman and child try it, and if
you ind to be true. tell it to your friends.
~ Price of Agne Killer 80 per bottle.
Pulls so cents per box-40 pills IN a box ~
Prepared and sold by DR.. E. Easterly l. Co, No.
40 North Fifth street, St. Louis, Mo. Sold at
their Branch Family Medicine Store, Chicago. Ill.
For sale by all Druggists.
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To Cure Ague and Fever f!

Take dose of DR.. Easterly's Family Pills, and
when done operating, take Dr. Ea.terly's Fever
and Ague Killer, directed on the bottle which
will stop the Ague and Fever the First Day. Then,
to prevent It's return, take the Ague Killer three
times day, on the seventh, fourteenth, twenty
hrat and twenty eighth days, datlng from the last
chIlI and fever, and you Will be -
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-16
Henry Darts Sons.

Oh. SWAIN, Proprietor,
81 South Water ST., Chicago.
nov2ldwly.
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Gives Immediate Keller

To the dull heavy pains caused by diseases Of TIE
Head. The sensations after using II are GslgAI-
full and invigcrsung. Itopeus and purges Oat al
obsiructions, strengthens the glands, and gives,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-16

Large Sizes Made TO order at 90 Cents
Per Pound.
Guarantee-All Bells sold at the above prices
Warranted against breakage by fair ringing, for
twelve months from time of purchasing. Should
one fail, bell will be given by returning
the broken one.
Orders may be sent through the American
Advertising Agency, $50, Broadway, New York
In case the bell breafs after the expiration of
the Warrantee, / allow Half PrIce for the old
metal. JOHN B. ROBINSON,
SO Dey Street, New York.
mchllwly.
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Q0 Lbs. % TsS SANE TEA.s
~ BROWN, PARKS & CO.
June 9 10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
flNHE Undersigned would srsn nossfy All persons
= indebted 70 the cstsis q Richard Tapp, dccess-
ed 20 pay up. 80 the estate is bound 10 he settled
Those having claims against The estate will presen,
them within the Time prescribed Ny Law. o. this no.
iiee will he plead In bar of their recovery.
STEPHEN +. FORREST. .adna'r.
June o, 1866. sO-sr
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ELIxIR Peruvian Bark and Pfoioxide ofIron, Al,
- the DRUG STORE
pROTOxIDE OF Inon wilk Rhubarb and Colombo
! a. The DRUG STORE.
Apin IS. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-06-06

Oil wells, with flow sufficient TO sup.
Nv the world with petroleum. are in oPe1
ration in upper Louisiana and eastern Tex
as. 8s@l Ht#gKs
"A white metal Is found in California,
which has lately been found to De pizti-
nam. Ii sells there for six dollars an ounce.
and 10 used for tipping gold pens with what
are termed "diamond points" Tor which
purpose about 400 ounces are annually OK.
ported frsui San Francisco. 8et
A SEAsoNAsLH HNr ron HsusEKEErgRs.-
House flies may be effectually destroyed
without the use Of poison. Take half
spoonful Of black pepper in powder, one
teaspoonful Of brown sugar and one Of
cream; mix them we'll together, and place
them in the room on plate. where the
flies are Troublesome, and they will seen
disappear.
Typographical engineers have arrived At
New Orleans 10 make survey OF the pass
cs at the rivers mouth, and improve nayi-
CATION to the Gultshipp,ng; also. to search
lor a bayou or canal outlet which will les
sen the volume Of the waters Of the Mis-
sissippi and prevent esernows.
A little girl. psmed Body, died very
suddenly ia Rondou,. Nes York. . few
days ago, from sheer exhaustion. produced
by jumping rope. U
II is announced that the city Of Paris is
in negotiation Tor the purchase Of fifteen
acres of land 10 the neighborhood OF Pom.
toise, about twenty miles IRON the capital.
for the purpose Of constructing ope large
and general cemetery. A railway would
be specially devoted 70 It's service.
Direct trade is soon 10 be opened with
New Orleans by merchants Of Calcutta.
For Western produce. they promise to
bring gunny cloth. bsgsing. teas. coffee.
spices. &C.. for the Mississippi valley.
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"'rHH NORTH CAROLINA
CASH AND BARTER STORE

Help ~ make ours the Cesar CHaAp
BARGAIN SroRE, BY paying for what
you Buy. We offer a large
STOCK OF SUMNER GOODS,
Just Bought by
OUR MR.. PARKS
In New York, and in store for sale
at fair prices.
BROWN, PARKS & CO.
May 40. 1866. 80 az
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&1 60f1 PER YEAR. We want Agents
dp A)OVS everywhere 70 cell our IMPRO.
WE'D sac Sewing Machines. Three new kinds.
Under and Upper feed. Sent on trial. Warranted
five years. Above salary large commission paid.
The OxLr machines sold 10 the United States for es
than $40, which are fully ieensed BY Howe, Wheeis
4 Hilson, Grocer 4 Baker, Singer Co., and BaeheL
der. All other chssP machines are Infringement,
and the seller or user are liable 10 arrest fine and i'm
prssnmen. illustrated circulars sent free. Address,
Or call upon Shaw Il Clark, at Biddeford, Maine or
Chicsgo, III. June 9. 40--l2mo
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N Otto

HAVING qualified % Administrator on tho Estate
! OLA. w. Hedspeih, deceased, on the a3d day
Of Juno, A. d. 1866, At the dwelling Of the said de-
ceased, will eIpsse 10 public vendue. on Q credit,
the personal property Of said deceased, consisting Of
the following property, 70 witt Household and Kitch-
en- Furniture, one pair Horses, Hack and Harness,
Two Buggies, One Rocksway, One Two Horse Wsg'
on. Two Cows and Calves, One Heifer, stock 81
Hogs Lot Of Lumber. and other articles unnecessary
TO mention. Terms made known on the day Of sale.
All persons indebted 10 The estate Of said deceased,
are hereby notified To make immediate payment and
settlement, as longer indulgence cannot be given;
and oil persons having claims against said estate will
presen. them for payment within The time prescribed
BY Law. or this notice viii be plead in bar Of their
recovery.
w. r. sTRAYHORN. .4dm'r.
Iune 9Th, 1860. 10
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Third Qusrerly Conference. N. Z. Church. D
Hillsborough station.

hlllsborough staten.
Whereas, aimee we laa met In Quarterly Confer.
ssee. has pleased God 70 remove by death from our
miia our highly esteemed snd belewd bre,her Will.
LIAM n. BROWN, who. through long series Of
years. stood pillar our church in HilsbOrough.
and BY bis devotion 70 her interest jid much. with
the blessings Of God 20 uphold AMI promote the
Of Christ: And whereas no has heen Tor long time
. member this Quarterly Conference. by occupy.
tng the several official stations Of steward. Class
isaer. Superintendent Of Sunday School. and True
zee Of the Church: Therefore.
Rfsaired. Tha, this Quarterly Conference sincere.
~ feel The loss 70 is councils and bors 81 our aged.
veneiss and loved brother. and with feelings
isd BY consideration Of bis long services and use.
islness, 40 express our profound sorrow, and otier
this testimony TO the ~orh and purity. Of bis ebarse.
ter.
Resolved, That We hereby tender 10 bic beresved
fsuily eur vsrmest oondolsnee and sympathy.
kessiced. That these resolutions be spread spon
cor Journal and espy Of them 30 senl 10 bis ismi.
ly. and also 10 The p'css Cor publication.
Mp. REED. p. e.
4 nrsw ser,st.ry
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N OTICE.

~ UTIC T..
HAVING qualified a. administrator on the estate,
Of H. C..:McCAULEY, deceased, notice is
hereby given 70 ell persons indebted 10 said estate to
settle. All persons having eIsns will present them
properly authenticated.
JAS. WATSON. ddm'r.
May 50. ss-sw
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A BEAUTIFUL. White Kerosene Oil in one and
DRUG STORE.
A FINE and full Assortment Of Poke, knivessAd
IA Scissors, at the DRUG SIORE.
noMATUMs, Hair Oils, COlognes, and Extracts
E foi the Handkerchief, al the
nAZORs. Razor S.rops and Shaving Brushes, at
n DRUG STORE.
HAIR Brushes, Pocket, Round. Fine and Dress
II ing Combs, at The DRUG STORE.
KEROSENE Lamps, Shades, wicks, Burners and
"A. Chimneys, al the DRUG STORE.
ITtAP. Letter, Bin, Note soa Legal faper-R0ss
" and Letter Envelopes, at the
DRUG STORE.
noCKET Books end Port Monte Pocket Memo
i randum Books, al the DRUG STORE.
a GREAT variety Of Tooth and Nail Brushes, and !,
"A Toilet Soap. Honey Soap and shaving. al the
DRUG STORE.
DAINT, Vanish. Whiie.wash and Blsekisg
Brushes, at The UkC0 SiukE.
w DRUG STORE.
TT You vast ssod smoke, 80 to the
i DRUG STORE.
4 FILL. Line Of Paints and Dye S,ufrs, Of the
"A DRUG STORE.
GyrHEATOS's and other Itch Ointment. q Tbs
w DRUG STORE.
EIsH Hosks:ani Lines. Marbles, &C., a, the
e DRUG STORE.
A FINE Assortment Of Pipes and Stems, Sons
n very 6ne, a,,he DRUG STORE.
VoU viii End pretty %, q Jewelry, ., the
DRUG STORE.
SEWING Machine Oil, . superior article, si ~
- DRUG STORE.
April II. a.
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Fresh Confectionery at reduced
Prices.
ERENCH Cream Strawberries, Pine Apples. g.
brandy and Wine Drops, &c.
English Walnuts, Cocoa Nuts,
Flgs saniines. Raisins,
Fresh Cove oysters, in cans,
Soda Crackers,
Stick and:faney Candies, &c.
ALSO,
Fine Teas, Sugars, Molssses, Cheese, Family
Flour, sc. &C.
For Medicinal Pu,pOsss.
Old Nectar whiskey. Pure French Brandy, Port
and Madeira Wine,
and Domestic Whisky and Brandy.
JAMES WEBB * SON.
April Is, ss-
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con A MONTH !-AGENTS wanted for sir
NSV entirely pew articles, just out. Address o..
T. CAREY, City Building, Biddeford, Ne.
June 8. 40-l2m
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II We are suthnritsd 10 announce The name Of
q. y. PHILIPS. Esq. - . candidate 70 represent
ks eeeniy q Orange 10 the senaie.s the election
iaAusaa neIi.
u We are authorised 70 snneunee The nsme Of
o u. INSTEAD. Egg, asa candidate 70 represent
as county Of onnse 10 Inc Heuss of.commons. Il
Ne election 10 August herl
IY We are authorized 10 snnoun.c the name Of
". w. GUESS. Esq, . q candidate 10 repressn,
iAs county Of onngein The House Of Cemmsss, al
ne election IN August next.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-25
OBITUARY

On Thur sday, the goth inst, at 8 O'Clock, p.
NJ, it pleased the Almighty to take out of this
world the gentle spirit of SALLIE ANNE Downs,
who on that day departed this life without
struggle. at the residence of VIM. Collins, ESQ.,,
on Church street.
The subject of this brief notice was well known
in this community, and universally respected for
her simplicity of life and admired for her graces
of person and char acter
The disease to which she fell a victim was ty-
phoid fever, and she displayed he most unmur-
mering fortitude and resignation during her ill
ness. r .. -
Cut down at the early age of nineteen, with
her career unrun and the future full of promise,
her remarkable submission to the Divine Will
can only be attributed to cause.-the sustain
ing power Of that Religion to which she had re-
Gently been converted and which she relied
without fear when called upon to enter into the
Valley of the Shadow of Death.
She died in the profession of lively faith in
the atoneing merits of the blood of Christ and
her friends in their bereavement, should remem-
Der that in their loss is found their gain.
s." oh in the morn life, when youth
With vital ardor gows,
And shines in all the fairest charms
That beauty can disclose.
Deep in thy soul, before its powers
Are yet by vice enslaved, s
Be by Creators glorious name
And character engraved"
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EXPERIMENTS AT OLD PoINT.-We allud-
ed some days ago to description of the tar
get made to test various guns at Fortress
Monroe. The Rodman gun has indented
the upper plate, and at the real two granite
blocks were broken and forced outward, and
the target otherwise damaged. The fifth shot
was the most effective aud played sad havoc.
The effect of the shot fired at the target, which
is described to be..sx feet thick, of solid ma
sonry, carefully put together with iron dom
cts and togglss and iron clad with four inch
es roller plates, was tremendous and elected
the establishment, it is reported aswsl as
the admiration of all the officers conducting
the experiments A similar number of shots
it is believed, will completely wreck the stone
work of the target, but not materially dam
age the iron plates beyond the lamentations
which have not been penetrated except in the
lower plate SO says the account from the
Fortress
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The FEAST AND FAIR-The Feast and
Fair for the benefit of Trinity Church, Ports
mouth, opened last night in the large Dining
Saloon of the Ocean House The hall was
gracefully festooned and the tables decorated
with the beauty Of the city, The supper was
excellent, and tho Cake, Ice Cream, Jelly and
Floating Islands unsurpassed The atten-
dance was very encouraging to the fair man
ayers, the hall being well filled during the
evening up to late'hour The sales. thous ii
not extensive, reached figure which APP
preached liberality during these hard times,
and all things considered the first night may
be recorded as success. The hall will be
again opened during the day and this even
ing, when we hope there will be an increased
attendance, and that the lady managers, will
have additional cause of encouragement in
their charitable work.
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New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tenton of our readers: ff,t as2 .s
A. w. Mills, the ready made Clothing man, at
No. 25 Main street, has opened his Fall and Win
ter stock of Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods, and calls upon purchasers to call and ex-
anime his stock, he is determined to offer them
inducements. 80 =
W. R. Hudgins calls the attention of Merchants
and dealers to a very large stock of Hardware he
is prepared to urnsh them at liberal rates
Wilson Il Wake have just received copies of
"The Lost Cause, "by E. A. Pollard, of Virgil
MIA. "t.N
Maupin 4 Hatton, Auctioneers, will sell out tho
book and fancy stock of G. Brinckerhof, at No.
"A High street, Portsmouth, commencing at 10
O'Clock, tomorrow morning, and continuing
morning and evening until the entire stock is dis
posed of, 8ff1Q
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TnE FnRGrRY nY @ O E11Nn -No lnrth-

THE FORGERY BY c. c. FLINT.-No furth-
er developments have TRANSFERRED. By an
article in the Old Dominion, it appears that
Mr.. G. @. Flint was not "New England
man, but that he was born in Alexandria,
and had resided in CT iago. Nor, as it now
comes out, was he the proprietor of the Old
Dominion, hut the agent of "a Mr.. Croes.
son of Mrs. Flint, by former husband" If
he was not the proprietor, and his transac-
tons were with the Banks in his own name,
we do not understand how an attachment of
the Old Dominion property, can be sustained.
The Old Dominion Of this morning says:
Mr.. Walkers suspicious the President of
the National Bank were aroused late on
Saturday afternoon, and steps were taken to
investigate the nature of sundry government
vouchers upon which Mr. Flint had drawn
money. 1t did not take long to find that the
Bank held $4,000 of vouchers, nicely forged
by Mr.. Flint and to secure the Bank, an at
tachment was levied upon the Old Dominion
Office at 9 o'clock Saturday evening, SO that
between the deed and the attachment, the
Bank is well secured.
The First National Bank holds one of these
forged vouchers for $2,449, which will be a
loss 1t holds another of $3.50, which was
taken from responsible parties in the city.
The Norfolk Trust and Insurance Compa-
ny are the heaviest losers. They hold &c.
300 worth OF these forged vouchers; making
the total amount, 50 far as heard from, $l5-
500
We are Informed that officers, accompanied
by interested parties, left the city Saturday
for the purpose of finding and arresting the
perpetrator. .as..=s
1t is not clear how Mrs Flint could deed
the office Of the Old Dominion to secure the
Bank, as the Old Dominion states. If ga Mr..
Croes, son of Mrs. Flint by former hus-
band, is the proprietor, and Mr. Flint his
agent, who decided the office to Mrs. Flint
If it was hers, it could not be that of Mr..
Croes, of whom Flint was the agent.
The statement in the Old Dominion seems
to be conflicting; or, rather not clear We
are left to infer, however, that the Office was
Mr.. Croes Shat he decided it to his mother,
Mrs. Flint, and that she being the proprietor,
has made deed to trustee to secure the
Bank.
3
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Captain SLAouM.
Elizabeth City, N G., Sept %, 1866
A. E. JACOBS.

Elizabeth City, NC, Sept %, 1866
Capt. Sacum, Str. Gazelle:
Accept our sincere thanks for your kind
and gentlemanly acts, while running the Str.
Gazele from our town to Mays Head. You
have our sympathy through life for your ma
ny acts of kindness, and hope that, though
now part, with the summer season over, du
ring the next summer we may meet again to-
enjoy the same moonlight excursions, and to
be transported to Mays Head with that safety
which we have heretofore enjoyed, Once
again, we thank you, and hope that, although
we may not be permitted to enjoy your hospi-
tality on board of your Str Gazelle, you may
hereafter think of the kindly association of
those who subscribe themselves your friends,
w G. Pool, ISAIAH FEARING. G w.
MooLLY. j. P. GRANpY, r. FORE
MAN, f NIXON, j. NJ WHEDBEE.
j. L. BALL, j p CoHooN, NJ. b.
CULPEPPER, Il. N. Cook, JNo. G.
EHRINGHAUs, T. GAsKINs, j. N.
BUTT.
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A New DoDaE.-The night thieves, which
now infest the city of Portsmouth pretty
largely, and are on the increase, as the more
pinching winter approaches, have adopted the
boating system. Merchants and others Keep
ing near tho edge of the water are cautioned
to guard their premises against such depre-
dators, as are likely to visit them.
Facts have been fully developed by the po-
lice, within the past ten days, that many of
the burglars, after committing depredations,
carry off the plumber and dispose of it at the
different landings of rivers and creeks, there
by the more effectualy escaping detection.
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Persons IN this ctty or Portsmo"th, desiring the
Day Book left at their homer, can haze 1t pro
periy attended to By having their names left at
our Counting Room, or the Con- ting Room of
ASHTON l. EMERSON. Aactioneers, No. 40 Cra,o-
ford street, Portsmouth.
The TRI-WEsKLY DAY Book CONT ming all mat
tiers Of Importance IN the t'oo days issues. Price
So year.
The WsEKLY DAY Book ,oiU be maiIsd to Country
Subscribers at the small sum of One DOLLAR, an
qdoaace. II ,oiU contain Editorials, tuu d.
aest of Ne,os, Book Notices, and items Of Com
neroial and Agricultural Intelligence. No pains
or erpense ,oiH be spared in making 1t a desira-
bic companion for the country fire side: and
from ats increasing patronage, 1t con'n'ends At
self as a good medium of country adoertising
to the community.
All Communications for the Day Book must be
authenticated by the names Of the soriters
Al Letters containing remiaances Of money for
this office, must be registered.
Copies Of our Weekly and Tri- Weeklypaper can be
had at our counter, ready Wrapped for mailing.
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THE EYE, EAR AND CArARRH.-We refer our
readers to the advertisement of DR.. GARDNER,
the celebrated Eye and Ear Surgeon of New
York, who will be at the Atlantic Hotel, on
Thursday october 4th, and remain until Tuesday
the 9th, and Monthly after that time, of which
due notice will be given. Those who are suffer
ing from deafness, catarrh, diseases of the eye,
should go and consult DR.. Gardner.
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al For THE Day Book
OFFICE ALExINA HOUSE, Macs HEAD, N G
Sept %, 1866


My dear Sir,
AS the summer season is now nearly to a
close, and as feel under many obligations to
you for your prompt and excellent arrange
ment of thu " Steamer Gazelle," allow Inc to
say, (Which is your due) that although at
times the weather has been extremely diff
cult, the Gazelle," under the control Capt
Slacum has always made her regular trips ON
every Saturday evening, which management,
care and control, should be attributed to the
superior skill OF the craftsman. Capt. Sla-
cum, accept my thanks, and with them, that
should the Alcxina House be opened the next
season, under my supervision, the steamer
+" Gazelc," commanded by Capt. Slacum,
will be gladly Welcomed and her captain, to-
gether with her passengers shall receive ev-
ry attention that can be bestowed
Your obt servant,
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MAYORS CoURT- Portsmouth, September 25th,
his Honor Mayor White, presiding.
Jshn Kendall-arrested by Officer Lynch, for
stealing pair of pants from one Jos. Metz, com
mitted to Jail. ssf h
George W. Butters-arrested and locked up for
being drunk and dsorderly on the street.
Jno. White, arrested charged with threatening
bodily injury to Joseph White. Bound over to
keep the peace for six months in the sum of
$500. ,sf.es g.
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WASHING THE MARKET HoUsE-The
steam engine City of Norfolk was engaged
about one o'clock to-day, in washing the mar
ket house. The "merchine" attracted quite a
crowd of boys and others, to witness the ope-
rations whose huzzas varied the monotony of
the city t4
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DINwDDIE STREET M E. CHuRcH.-This
building reared in the place of the former one,
which was destroyed by fire, is nearly COM
pleted in its exterior. Tine large number of
members comprising this congregation will be
rejoiced at its completion, as they have been
deprived for long period of suitable place
of worship.
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CARDINAL CULLEN Our catholic readers
may be interested in being Informed that this
prelate of the Church in Ireland, has issued
a pastoral in which he intimates that the Holy
Father, will leave Rome on the withdrawal
of the French troops.