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u BUTLER RESTAURANT
"a la Maison Doree.l

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aA PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, (up stairs
spared no pains to mako this ths best Restanrant
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the large patronage he has always been hOn1red
with, and respectfully solicits q continuance OF
the same.
GAME, OYSTERS, and other Refreshments con.
stantly on hand, and at the most reasonable
rates.
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Breakfast from 8 to IL O'Clock. Dinner and
Supper At all hours. mays-n
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Rock Island.

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According r. rc.ishlc Information, Jefferson
he was several timcs announced, on good Authori-
g., u have arrived At wAshirgton. The great
criminal peNrs to q already suforiug N, renal
" 90 his rme. HIS arpette has fl'lcd him,
aired natures sweet reBtorer" refuses to bless
IN, and his days and n gths pass on IN wretched
wskc'uluo,s. II ose eho saw him on Monday, re-
cheeks Hgutsr, his eve hsgless, gazing on the
blank walls Of hs coil =. he saw a crest hrror e.
'oro him aud q pAiiid terror Uehind him. lis
nerves are gone he stars At The slightest nose
Ike fevcrcd child his hyscnl organism ia PROS
uaiod almost beyond rccup,raNon. Ills phys
clans, after consuItst on, imp sci absolute char
nelhouss quiet In his essemAtc, and now The
guards Il TIC prisoner pace his cell in SLIPPERS that
t,r foot-f,Is tuay MA gt,e "A sound M M.
sorer never reals, never talks except ~ utter
querulous comp siut, ami this last he INDUCES in
much less frequently than he did.
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THE NEW YORK sun.
TUESDAY MDRNING, JUNE 10, 1sG5



Tho excitement caused IN Europe y the rupture
oe'~ocn the French Emperor and Prince N,r'.
i-,,, yivcs no H.. q statement and ., O hct
q loading topic Of discuss on throughout the con-
tuc1t Tho ultra mouarchic. Journals Oh .rsc-
ic-.lc the Princes speech a. A'acci, no "a dis
r-h'r % the Emperor accuses him Of breach 81
confidence tn French Mnls,crs ar boiling over
with Indignation, and ihe Infection Of ha,rod
r.tns' tie unlucsy lauIa,or " Amercs aud her
{. s.tuLous, Ia, spread like w,ldlro. But We sse
~ ouo side 81 this exhibition u feeling and ~ at
p, tfc aide II rnonArchy. There is no Fuch thing
81 independent journs In Europe-not one, in
thy European nation, save VA Switzerland, that
d.iaf 10 heirieud man who speaks in favor Il
Il 1Iblictui,rn. Yet ihefo arc thousands. even
millions NJ people IN Europe, who w,uld 10 day 70
s. II throw N their regal governments aud bul'd
anew after the m1do NJ the { mite states Tho rev.
uut.ons IN France, Hungary, Poland. Germany nai
ia'~ pr We that 'heres latent spirit ~ republican
sl in Europe wb ca sympntLsos with Fdroo
'',r1iFoN, aud which q only prtvanioI from pub
ir 'vp c's.0n by the pressure u tyranny. Ito
"Ii.Hti ton 10 tie Prnr, shines i.i.h Ia the present
..1Hlty, and oil the world secs H. ior IA is ths
-cruilcnt Of nonarciill power, snd there Ia no
imrodiment in iu way. nut there IL al under
current Of feeling, which flows along nris.lossly,
vl'ch grows stronger from such commovou. -
that now noticoall Ia, lnj which some day Ia tho
futurc will burst forth uron { surface 4 popular
opinion aud carry all before H. II IL were possible
to take iIco vote to-day In France 10 test the poe
pu1r feeling with reference 10 the ruptdro between
lhc Emperor and the Prince, which would thc peo-
pic sustAini The history Of tho r'voluiion which
nsde France . Republic, and which records the
rcachsry and perddy II tho pros'n, Empc.
for IL indication OF Wat the result
would he. Tho masses throughout Europe
+ou' tess, symT,ihise with Prince NArorto-
"a thc crusade which he has brought upon himself
by daring " say WORD IN favor u popular gov
,rnm'ut. But his sympathy Is necessarily silent.
Every European sovereign feels ,ha, thore Is
republican element Ia his domain, which Il will
GOT do 10 trust aud tho FIRE " Liberty is kept
smothered, year after year, by The strong arm Of
power. There is one right however, which no
sutocrai can take away from his subiects-tho
rgt, to think, aud all tho exhibitions OF wrath
that the monarcmss can give .ganst Ihe rcpuhli.
can utterances u tho Prince, cannot prevent tho
masses 10 Europe rom treasuring up opinions q
'her own upon the subject Coming, as 1t does
At the very time when Amcrcs has proven the
greatness aud grandeur Of r,pulhcani,m, thu rup-
turc between NAroLEoS III and hs cousin may
prove 10 Gs the entering we ise that will ono day
tond asundcr the tyrannica COVER mcnts Of the
old World and build upon their ruins structure
alter Tie nodel q tLo American Republic.
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- EAT Aa.

COsrFLLO--On Monday, June is, Kllen Tn, 10.
loved diugh'er OF hu,h and Mary Costello u4cl =
months and DAYS.
The friends Of the family are respectfully tnvIt.i
70 attend the funeral, this tIuc.uut All. -yool "a
lat &'ih 4. no
buNALD-On Saturday, June II Elizabeth u
the beloved wife OF William j. Donald, a native Of
ColerLlue, Ireland.
The friends OF the family are respectful inv.tci
TO nttoui the funeral, Ton her late residence .
Bat 10Th IT. on Iue.day afternoon, At O'CLOCK $40
HALEY On Monday, June IL, sitter \ short Oh.
ness, Ann, the beloved wife Of John Haey, asod -
year,
he friends Of the family are Invited 10 attend
the funeral, on Tucsday 18th inr from her late i,s-
dencc, ~ A.uiterry e. l,a
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fnowledge' the existence Of belligerent power in
arms sgainss tie tinted States. our Government
Aidressed The maritime nations Of Europe sevef,l
weeks ago upon the subject ~ With irawing their
grant - be'ilerency T. the rebels, anil II .llsni
hn. proven The hrst STATE t. re.rond But Euro
qresuons very much Ike 'ock ot ,heep-whe's
ono "mstos hrsak ~ ibe rest arc sure g. quickly
follow. Francc a. England are the recognize
bell-wethers u he Eut'pc,n flock, but their pater
nal Affection for the rebel rsriis doubtless zoo
cause for ,her ieni"rDess on hi, point when
they find, however, MAT the SAID rams are no lon.
ger capable of tlis hlef they msy conclude, how
ever rrluctan iy, that is better 10 follow IN The
wake u Holland
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InR phalanN OF European nations which has
persisted IN recognizing the "helltscreut ri,hts"
Of the rebels after there were No rebels TO recos-
nlzn has Al last been broken. TIC Government, Of
the Netherlands has otli-ay announced 80 our
authorities at Washington that it rs rcsciniel its
'f'Hn on 'hi' subject and that il no longer &C..
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

CTTY OF THE TRIBES-THE POSTPONED
y lecture On the above subject before the Bran
BOru Circl" OF the +. 49,, bv Mr. JAS, MclERNn u j.,
III take pnce this evening, the lJth inst, a. ococ
a. thCir hall 3lJ East l2Ih II, near ave Z. ICkris
may be lad Of the members, or 1T the door ~
LEHMAN BROTHERHOOD A PUBLIC
Il mec'ins OF the shamrock Society will be held in
Temperance Hall. in Franklin ~, Gleenpoiul, on
Iuesday Evening, At = o'clock The following sUu-
tlcnen in adde's the meeting Mr.. Roger, S'nta
Centre Mr. CATER, and others All In favor Of Ire
land being freed nom the Of BTiti-h y Tany ifa
iuyIttd. Re cIyel seats ior the ladies'. hEuE, +
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The best and cheapest Clothes Wringer
IN tie countfr Is The People. lgy 1t, and YOU VII
cay you Nil use no other. Made With cork rUlAA and
cogWheot they will rot act out OF order ns thsfus.
Ter ouca DO For sAlo BY the Peoples Clothes -'nscr
Co. ag1 bioad-ny. Asenu wanted ever, ~here 90
Irices GreRtly keduced--Sunmer lothinz
~ CvCJ variety at h. Bdidviu'., 80 sui = TO. 81.
The arrest essoitucnt aud store Ia The city. Better
styles end prices lees. ~
The Original Uowe's sewing Machines
foi sale A. - Broadway. ELIAS HOWE, Jg. 10.
vcnior and Make. Aecn's wanted. .M
To Ladies' Oply-A circular, inter- sting
and instructive, maiied free. Address MS. Mary
Moor, i22'S Broadway. az
Wheeler 81 Wilson's Highest Premium,
Iock-Stitch sewing Machines, and Butlonhoe Ma
chine. t25 broadway, New YORK. 3li
Grover & Bnscr's First Premium Haste
stitch and Ok Sutch SCwins dHchln,r. ig5 Bruat-
way, New York, and .55 Fulton ST. Brooklyn. $40
A Perfect sewing Machine IN the Elliptic
Lcck Sutch. A. II. suplee, No. So Btosdway !
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TO ALL GOLD AND SILVER Buzz.

IN ALL GOLD AND SILVER BURN
Il shcrs- At regular meeting, June 5th Of ne
Hurnishers' Protective Assoch'ou, the follow ing
solution Was moved and carried That after the next
Regular Meeting. 1T Monday IN July, at fahagoIS
Hal, laI Canal - all parie' that do not JON within
the iurisJiction OF thi- A.ssocaton, New York and
kingr COUNTY, pay the sum OF tive dollars from tInt
dale ~ initiation fee. By order OF the Association.
JOSIAH NEWMAN, rIcs. CHARLES II. HEAkN,
Gee. ai4
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CRAND DFMONSIRATION-THE TINs

~ Annual ilC-Nlc Of tie Father hatht" I.
4. y. :. No. of " \. will take pace on tomorrow
tW,ducs'a'., June l+th, 10 Dudley. Grows, lol-
kcts. The straa.luHt I'll IEhAN, and barge W NJ
TER SANDS. vii leave IA h r., North X en- a.
o'c. a. ~ sd n, CCk, and 5lth At. a oruyE.
CoIuol's Coti'lOn Band IL engaged for the occs 9n
liokcts be had from any OF the mcmb - or ~
dock q, 20 ctf each. y TN" members HIc L,rriy
nou'cl % attend -pHcih Il Getting tbs evsnlnt At
81 TX. + NJ. ~ thv.s Tia l. H oiocr o % Sgrrt .
| +. 4, rl ECELi- Pest THOMAS hEAG ~,
| ETt.
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THE MEMBERS OF THE FATHER MA.
l. thew L, Is, 1. a. Is. society are heleby nouur9
evruins, the 18th met . O'Clock, lor the e'ec ol
q ohoeIe ior the ensuing term X. WILSON rect
JEREMIAH + LYNCH, Rec. sec'I, L."
1ST GRAND PIC NC OF THE FATHER
| MatheA r. 3. 4. 4. b. society, branch 40. J, vi
come on at Bellevue Garden, 'oth e. 4, r. on Ne.,
pesla,, June ~ n, 1900. he pdbnc are nv a." =
come and loin in the grand time llckets ~ celiA
10 be had Al the gate AonAchan'. Bras BNna
gagtd tor thc occai ion. bEi'D ONL4Lr CLa, .hNA
DENIS AAkKEl, seen etaTy, ~
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CONS OF TEMPERANCE 90 A GEAND
characterization OF M, urGe' vii De u.4
Conner lur.itute, Toe d ~ eycnin., Jule a., -Ut.
lie !ouosIaf tistnouished speakers val a-di"-'
Hon :. iilley, n New Brun, wick; Hoo. ?.
Cav, Of o 10; Roy. l. l., Cuyler Of bfu"oA a,
Sin ing By the hae ionough Union Club licAt" y
cents 10 he pg,Cured at the uAcC OF the 'iI Nd
NO 10y TT Zach, i, y sTEABNs, III Futon -tf"e'i
Fowler a Nrus, ~ li-usdwhy OF the mem er VI
The Order ally, anu Al the door Door open .
!, E1eTclte commence At o'clock.
JOHS DANES, q. :.
2b2 j. \. SlFARNS, g, W. y
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TRADE NOTICES.
OPERATIVE PLASTERERS WILL HOLD

~ their regular weekly meeting at their Hal. CO...
Of sd At. anu = ave- this tIutudRyy evening, az =
O'Clock. Al members are lcqu'sied TO attend ~
there VII be nomination OF officers for the eisuiur
sec los
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NOTICE 49, l'IH WARD kE' NJ II Inv
~ Executive Iorm,itoc-Ihe -uo enters a. no
each Suhrriho- Is tIt' ei 10 receive % pr cont ~
the amount ui his subscription moorf. ne tome
iuittre viii psv .icl ma cunt to all tubtciilrlr ,m
the Nth to thr lith 81 Jane nom ~ ~ ociucS % Oh
svtuiuF. ~ room ~, B,be House, Al aucJLtr uo,
c,ll.d lot on the Ibh CAY Of June viii ne d00sud q
some tharitlhle pu no-e tIAS, u. tuhN rNl,
lhnirrmn. GEO. b sTEMBkENj Fk, SEC. ,al
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-26


provenents. relative to farms aud households, i
one hundred BY twenty -four feet
Fine ar; and Music Hall will occupy a central
position 10 the park Its dimensions are one
hundred and atty by twenty four fee, Its cen
ire will be occupied by musical instru ments
While is sides will be adorned by statusry paint
iags. Photographs. &c. The values contained in
this magnificent hall will probably amount to
At least $50 600 IL is also proposed TO deco
rate this ball With battle flags of the Indiana reg
iments.
Domestic Manufacturers This will include
millinery, products OF loom, and the general
handicraft of ladies. Size one hundred BY
twenty four feet.
Carriage and Furniture Hall-ssme size-l00
By "a feet This will contain carriages and
wagons. and almost every domestic article manu-
factured OF wood.
Farm Product Hall-This structure, which is
the same size as the two last mentioned, will
contain, probably, "some pumpkins" but il is
designed, chiefly, for the exhibition of cereals
and vegetables of the farm, dairy and kitchen.
Floral and Fruit HalI.-l50 by 20 feet in lis
dimensions, will be. Of course, the most attrsc
tive building on the grounds It Will constitute
the Elysian precinct OF the Fair. Fountains
evergrsens, Green House plants. &c, will be
features Of this Department Also, apples
grapes, aud everything which the season and the
pomological wealth of the land NAV contri.
butte.
In addition to what we have already men
toned. there will be 100 horse stalls $50 cattle
pens, co sheep pens, 40 swine pens, 80 chicken
coops.
The Halls are located at remote distances
from each other, in order that the crowds may bs
SO distributed As not to interfere with each other
and thus 70 promote the convent ence and com
fort of visitors
There are many points CONNECTED with thi.
great Fair in which our citizens feel a jsst prid.
lively interest. to which we shall recur hereafter
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-26
STATE IGssnS.

An ARREST THAT MAY BIZ IxPoErAST-In
May last, man was arrested in New Haven,
Connecticut, on a charge of stealing $500 in
money, and was also suspected OF having been
engaged in the conspiracy of Booth He made
his escape from the Yankee officers. whom, il i.
SAID, he bri0ed The authorities at Washington
offered reward OF $4,000 for his resrrest.
Captain Guffey, Of this city, having seen in
Cincinnati paper a description of the person, he
subsequently, met n man asar the depot, whose
appearance led him to the conclusion that be was
the veritable man described. He then commu-
ncated with the War Department, and on yester
day, IN CO operation With G. V. y. Milliman,
Esq, and a squsd OF soldiers detailed by General
hovey, of indianapolis, effected the arrest at q
house on Calhoun street, in the garrett OF which be
bad been lying i'll for several weeks.
In bis possession were several passes. signed
ey General Sheridan issued to NJ Lemos, and
about seventy ls, :. and two cards bearing the
autograph Of j u lkes Booth The prisoner,
in charge OF the Off GERS. left on the o'clock
train last evening for Indianapolis Fort Wayne
Sentinel.
The foregoing il plain, straightforward state
ment OF the arrest of LIMOS. over which the
Journal and other Republican prints have made
sensational reports The charge that citizens OF
Fort Wayne intefferei With his arrest is without
foundation and the attempt 10 make partisan
capital out Of the affair i simply ridiculous.
THE sTArE FAIR AND NorEs OF FILTRATION
The arrange ments for the approaching State
Fair, which is to De held in this city. comnen-
cing on Monday, October y, aud closing on
Saturday, OCTOBER 9Th are being pushed forward
With commendable speed and vigcr The
grounds, which embrace about sixty acres,
already enclosed The location is voty convs
nent 10 the city, not exceeding threeiourths OF
a mile from the Court House
be time tack. which occupies the centre
OF the grouIcs. is half a mile in circumference
aud htty feet in width and will be perfectly Level
when completed This track will not be sur
passed by that on the grounds OF any State Fair
held in 1865
The buildings. exclusive OF reirssh@ent
places, OF which there will bs al ample number,
will consist Of sir commodious balls.
Power Hall. designated for The exhibition Of
all kinds Of machinery. operated by stationary
engine OF adequate power for the purpose. will
be one hundrei and twenty fonr by twenty foIr
feet. tbs will be al interesting and valuable
department OF the great exhibition.
AecbasSs' Hall. for The display Of all i'm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-26

We see an advertisement IN year columns q MRS
WISsi.ow's SOOTHING sYkUP. Nov. ue nevs. said
wore in favor Of patent medicine before In life.
bat we feel compelled readers that this
no hnnbng-we have tried Il. and know IL 10 be ell n
claims Its probably Of the most successful ned-
eines sf the day. because IL one Of the best And
those Of your readers vhe hsvs bskes cAa do better
than lay 10 . supply"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-26
SPECIAL eau TON.

The great popularity u Mrs. winslow's Soothing
Syrup, fer children teethins. has induced unprncps
20 put articles 70 BE ussd for the pur
pes, In Advertising vhick they have not sniy osped
advertisements and noess frec prsss bot
copied eertiresies and letters from elergyuen ss<
others. Airing other names TO genuine certificates
Beware 'sliinitators. Car7 -denkwen-is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-26

The following Is an extract from letter written b.
the Rev 3 Holm. pastor Of the Pierreponf street
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, ". T. 70 the Journal and
Messenger, Cincinnati. o. and speaks volumes IN f.vor
SOOTHING SYRUP. FOR CHILDREN TEETHIS6:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-26

Cs ~ - \ NON1H.-AGENTs WANTED TO SELL
e. LED Sewing Machines. We will give coDms-
son all machines sold, emplos agents who will
work for the above wsges ana all expenses paid Ad-
DIRE 5. d. b. HKRsrSToK & CO., Detroit, Michigan.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-26

DO NOT LIT YOUR PREJUDICE STAND BETWEEN
your suffering child and the relief that will be absolute
ly TO follow the use Of MRS wINsLOw's SoOrH-
ING SYRUP. IL corrects scdity Of the stomach relieves
wind cholic, regulates the bowels softens the gums
gvesresite the mother and health to thechnd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-26
SURETO REGULATEthe BOWELS
Relief and Health TO fsuF Infants

We have put up and sold this srtelsfsr years.
and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH oft what
have been able say OF any other medicine
NEVER HAS 1T FAILRD IN A SINGLE INSTANCE TO
EFFECT CURE, when timely used. Never did we
instance Of dissatisfaction by any who used
it. the contrary, all delighted with its opers
tons and speak In terms Of commeDdafon OF its msgca
effects and medical virtues We speak In this matter
WHAT WE DO KNOW" after 70 years experience,
AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR THH FULFIL
MENT OF WHAT VIZ HERE DKCLARD. In almost
every instance where the infant Is suffering from pain
aud exhaustion, relief will be found IN neen ertwenty
minutes after the syrup Is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the facsimile Of CURTIS PER-
KINs, New York, In on the outside wrapper
Sold by Druggists throughouttbe world.