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TIE DEAD THAT MIGHT BE LIVING

/. is sad to think that thou sands die annually
wit the means of life and health almost within
arms lepgth Many weaklins goes down 20 the
grave every day whom the timely use OF HOSTEL.
TIERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs
woul have saved. It is a consolation, however.
to know that this glorious Tonie-a vitalizins
Elixir without single drawback-is preserving
the lives Of multitudes. In cases of general de-
biity and prostration, it is producing effects that
are perhaps more astonishing than anything
heretofore observed or recorded in the history of
medical treatment. Feeble, emaciated and de-
rpairins patients, whose powers of digest seem
to be actually e1tin guish ed, recover their appe-
tite. strength and spirits, under . course of the
Bitters. with rapidty tha is positively amazing.
All that the proprietors originally expected from
the preparation was long ago thrown into the
shade By its actual results. New virtues, which
they had never thought Of attributins to it, are
continually being developed in its application to
new cases. As q preventative of diseases OF every
class and q constitutional invigorant, it stands
alone and unapproachable. my29-2w
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THE CONSPIRACY TRIALS.
CONCLUSION OF YESTERDAYS PRO.
CEEDINGS.

Our report OF the proceedings OF the court
for the Trial of the conspirators, concluded yes
terday with the testimony OF Chas. A. Dana,
Assistant Secretary OF War, in which Mr. Dana
referred to the "assassina tion' letter picked up
by Mrs Hudson in New York, and forwarded
20 President Lincoln.
Mr. Ewing stated to the Court that the Judge
Advocate General hac agreed to admit that ID.
T.. Monroe, a witness for the defense, who was
still absent, wOuld testify that he heard at the
church which DR. Mudd, the prisoner, attend
ed on Sunday, April 16, from Mrs. Moore, VINO
had just come from Bryantown, that it was
Edwin Booth who was implicated in the as
sassination.
A discussion arose among the members of
the Court as to the propriety OF entering upon
evidence.
After some time spent in this discussion the
Court directed General Hartranft, as Provost
Marshal, to send for and compel the attend
ance OF D. E. Monroe the absent witness
The Court then adjourned.
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DROPosALs FOR FORAGE.

snaIsD $. |sSi,is s;
fssss Sssss:
Of s sesse PA %IIsess: e. With Hay Corn cat; and Stray
ton ton. ssfHEsss Hss q @
Biddsrs must state at which Of the .bov. named
ssses ss .sies sSss win make dsii.sris sts.s AZ
.sd .ss Ss COM
m.s ws.n be 20 Dc %,sI Su IN word.
+: ss sff 81
sushel. sseh. The sacks 70 be fuInishsd
E.a and 8 ssea. sS ssi The
The particular kind o. description Of Oats. Corn,
Bay, Sf +; sssT s Tronossd to bs delivered mast b
tis sStisiss ss:rsa an.s. the bid. herein IL:
sn !. r: e s.s1::, : g g
s ss saa q. III
The biddsr VIII be required to Seeompany -. NJ
ss asG:s .ss ia. n ssaa Sd
OF they win within ten days thereafter ssecuts
q sss oes9sss 70 q asssr the
.e%sns IL ana IN .s ths s.d
enter into the they to make ssod A tie di
next lowest responsible bidder, or the ,srson to
vhsm the contract may be awarded
shown By the oficial cert cate ef United States
District Attorney. Collector Of Customs, or any
or responsible person knewn to this ONCE.
Al Bidders win be duly notified Of the acceptance
or rejection of their proposals..
The full name and post ofice address OF eael
bidder must be legibly written In the pro-
Proposals must be addressed TO Brig Gen: D; b.
Rueker, Chief Depot QaAftermaster, Warrington
D. C., and should be plainly marked Proposals
for Forage"
Bopds In . sum equal TO the amount OF the con-
tract signed by the contractor and both of his
guaranter will be required Of the succsssfal bid
der or bidders upon signing the contract
BiAik FERNS Of bids, guaranties. and bonds mag
be obtained pom applic cation to this emcs.
All propoeals received under this advertisement
win be opened and examined at this once on Wed
resday and Saturday of each week 1T Ia m. Bid
opening Of 6idsn they desire; prouup
sa.x.k Rxie Ranl And QuArt tarm a6ta1.
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MARK TIM !

TO SOLDIERS ei-WALTHAM WATCHDSl
Let every soldier, before he returns home, pro-
vide himself with an American Watch no better
use can be made Of money than to invest 1t in one
of these durable and accurate time pieces. It is .
kind of property that constantly returns GOOD In
sore.t, ana irs money value il SO we'll known tha
pocket full of silver dollars wouldn't be as uss
full.
Sold by all respectable Watch dealers in Wash
TIN AMERICAN WATCH co.,
my sim Once. 1s2 Broadway, NY.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE FAIR AT CHICAGO.
Arrival OF General Sherman-Hfs w

Arrival OF General Sherman-His We'll
cOme-Gen. Grant Expected To-day.
CHICAGO, June s.-General W. T. Sherman
at the depot in honor of his arrival. He is now
at the fremont House accompanied by his
family and staff.
He was received at the fair this noon, and
welcomed by Mayor Rice. A poem was read
by the Hon. George u. Bates. General Sher-
man made brief speech. great crowd was
in attendance.
He was serenaded TO-. night at the fremont
House, and will be received at the Board OF
Trade Tomorrow.
General Grant will arrive on Saturday
morning.
is large attendance, and the daily sales are
increasing.
At fire last night on South Water street, in
the drug and oil store of Montgomery, Kinley
& Co, eight firemen were buried under the
falling walls. Two were killed, and the
others badly injured. Loss $4,000.
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From Fortress NJ onroe.,

FORTRESS MONROE, June The steamer
Blackstone arrived here yesterday afternoon,
and reports having been struck by lightnins
when off Cape Henelopen, Del. The light
ming passed down the main mast, completely
shivering the royal mast and tore away part
of the iron, ropes, &C., but did no other dam
age.
irving here from New York and other ports,
all bound up the James river to load with
dition, the last of which sailed yesterday. The
steamers Blackstone, Meteor, and Dudley Buck
were the latest arrivals.
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,wRIrrRN FOR rHB WARRINGTON srAR.J
OUR BANNER.

ywRIrrRN FOR THE WARRINGTON srAR.J
OUR BANNER.
The crimson glow OF morning with the snow
drifts on the lea,
The Jewels Of the heavens and the blue robes
of the sea ...
Blend the beauty OF their lustre In our banner
OF the free,
The nag Of liberty.
Bright emblem of our Union, bat,le-scarred
and rudely torn,
Thou hast led us through the tempest with thv
MAJESTY unshorn,
To the mountain tops of promise, In the glory
Of morn
Whose sun shall never fade.
We worship thee, our treasure, we love thee,
o. so well;
HOW much we prize thy diadems our tear
stained freside tell,
For hasvests ripen DER the breasts of thousands
who have fell
Beneath thy beaming stars.
The captive at thy coming finds deliveranee
from his chain,
And the dying proudly cheer thee in their in
terval of pain,
While the dead, wrapped in tiny colors, dream
OF battles DER again
And victories to the free.
o! the beauty Of our banner, o d! the story of it's
O! the glory OF the empire that is lighted by It's
stars;
There is peace within it's shadow and an an
them in its bars
OF freedom everrnore.
Washington, ID. C., 5. NJ. CARPENTER.
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TRFAT DIeCoVERY IN DENfIgTRY.
- rlsra lxrRAcTED WITHOUT PALM.

70 extract to csil At 6R. LlWIIs odee.
az hsye ther taken out without pain. =. -
Aleo eell and examine the po9torg rev Sn1 ~
,roved.msthOd ofinsertins ARTlflCtAL LnHT!A.
you Hil have than in NO othsr styie tnsn snis "a
nsv and valuable ons. Teeth insSfTeo "a r, On Soo
sAye not advanced the price on osf ~ohA Ases Aa'
so eafe a1s sspnS s1snue. between 18th and lssA
rreets: ~ N r.-<~& q
IAN 76-1y D. y. LBWi1. =. O.s H>o.e-...
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON THEATER.
Corner Ilth and streets, near Penna. ave.

Corner Ilth and G streets. near Psnns. ave.
BENEFIT and lsss night Of Il The & popular aossr.
when Tads Eli .,Issi ssas M sst IT,
Tom rs'lSHFiS HiSfs$ i;};Sssi;i 5; ;;#i Il r.
and as bhA6k L aYED ~ E'sfsa sGsAN 4Fama
Hawkshaw, the Detective. Mr. J. y. Haean
GROWERS NEW THEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue. near WilIardi.
SATURDAY. June 10. TWO PERFORMANCES.
"A GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
THIS arr. Ino2n. At ~ O'Clock. when the price OF
Night Performance IS usual. On both .cas,ons
wi" SaE Sa 81 DRaMA RsassM.sl''
,,,.. n.9s,Aa$EsssEE f$f 81 is:: YSs se4p: .ss
sss hs VIVA o1ss De and
KATIE BhK1k a, the G.pt.in's 8 Child. MARIE.
Barrsbas. sailof, Mr.. Tom Hampton. ''
eRAsS s.s To THE
MILITARY HALL.
No. 397 Penn. avenue, between AZ and 9th sts
G. NACHMAN Manager.
IMMBNsl SUCCESS
NEW FAoIs THIS WEEK!
NIW sONGS.
NEW PERFORMANCE.
NEW DANCEs.
LOOK AT THE NEW TALENTl
McsE AND LIE TONIGHT
GLANCE AT NEW YORK.
THE BEST COMPANY
IN ANY FREE CONCERT SALOONi
MISS ANNIE ELMORE,
The Beautiful Danseuse and Balladist,
MISS FANNY CHAPMAN,
The Fair Daughter OF Terpsichory.
MISS Ida WHITE,
The Greatest Jig Dancer in the Country.
MISS MAGGIE WARREN,
Prom the Baltimore Canterbury.
10. ADAMS,
Banjoist and Comic Singer.
PROF. 6. NACHMAN.
Violinist
PROF CHAs. RICHTER.
The bes. Pianist in this city.
NHW FACES ARE ENGAGED AND WILL AP-
PEAR IN QUICK SUCCESSION.
ADMISSION FREE
Concert commences ct 8 O'Clock precisely.
10 S-St
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CRIIF 0UARTIRMAsTERg 0rrI0l.

WAsHIHGr9H. " ". 'Hnunry 4t -;
Once Furniture Harness, and SsddlerZ are re.
snested TO send to this once, ON MONDAY Of eacA
articles they are prep,red to furnish 70 this Depot
81 hort netios, with the price OF eseh marked in
service req it. the article or srclss can be OBJ
ssinsd witho9t delay and 81 t,sis pssot PHI 5.
auirea to furnish list SSsE1 Monday
Brissdier Gent and Chief9 n.
tsnkn Depot Of WaAhfn sten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-10

THR MARYLAND Coal TRADE-It is stated
that work in the mining region of Allegheny
county, Md, has been resumed, and although
but little has been done 30 far this week, yet
the sight of trains of cars, loaded with coal,
on their way to market, Is again to be seen.-
The Cumberland Civilian So Us the miners
went to work at IS cents per ton, and 1t ex.
presses the hope that q brisk business may be
done, and that the miner, by getting out more
coal, may make more than was made at the
thigher prico per on. 6 q fe1 ~ 5o4
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-The GREAT Eastern, having on board the
II -. cabIe will sail from Birkenhead be-
tnan the pad Of the present month ana TIE 6ss1
~ GnIy. All the tests applied TO the cable
Sreat ccnf dence is felt that the enterprise wiix
6e success. Nobody will be allowed on
board the ship who ID not directly engaged in
the details OF the enterprise. pf 'fa--
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PROPOSALS.
DRCfOslLs TOR THE ENLiR9pMTNT OF
TIE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY

sealed Proposals will be received at the office
S.sso Sths q Public the
ociocf noon fer psrfor TIE " 1ori oi3 Of sasrS
,Ss ,pSs The LieIsry Of oonsress. ia accordance with
Nearly ali tie work 0 to BE- efsetsd will be of
ION: and similar to the present Library. The
main door Of the building ts. and ineiudine the the
ROOF, at the north and south ends Of the present
Of which the same els is comaposed. that cannot be
used IN the rsconstruction, are to belong to the
The new wings to be substituted for the pres
vse idf
inpgs C.. to correspond with the present library.
sh H Be sp aS9a sas ' :a.P and S
the dscT. on the north aud south ends OF the
,.sqaiIsd: TIE roGi Is to Be framed q ron, and
per. heskylght, to be similar TO those otthe
The oSrs .1s sf to pr ss Re
the hoor Of the present hbrsry and al the bronz-
&c sofs IS o IS in
nps es % seFy On % the both Of re-
Sa I Ps be oStapes aa in printed
forIa. by addressiog letter to the Commissioner
seen at any time Sundays sIcepted psior toy to the BE
hour OF closing the receipt of proposals, at the
ONCE OF the Capitol Extension, from nine to three
The contractor win be required to give bond:
twenty thousand dollars, for the faithful per
fornance of the contract.
,oher q Public Building i his ofsce III in the CAP,
its IN the H Of the Secretary Of the Int
frssent, eemnencinss st IL o'clock. noon. on the
The contract viii 5. awarded to the lowest re.
spopsnsIs oiddsF shG VII; in TIE Judgment b Ct
Gey q rejset al IL bids Es:s Bidder si Be sTp.essd
to sss the
Commissioner of P fuBiis B isasSn: salfslas..
WARRINGTON, May s., 1866. e22Aw3w
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E Another sale Of Government cotton, com.
prising over fourteen hundred bales, seized at
Mobile, took place on Wednesday. In New
York. The Qualities were principally mid
ding, low middling and good ordinary, and
the prices received ranged from twenty.twoso 70
thirty.tWo cents per pound.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Poor Toms a cold

Poor Toms cold"
How warm seeier the genial sun
May look in kindness on the earth,
In Tom Jones' veins NO cheering warmth
Dispels the gloomy sorrow Of his soul.
Dyspepsia, like goblin, hunts him down.
AgEe, grim cham berlain. lights him to bed,
While Dallness, Vertigo. and Headache dire.
BE wise, poor Tom
And hearken. Thomas, to Instruction.:
For ell thy ills Remedy 10 found, A.
Panacea. certain, pleasant, sure.
PLANTATION B1TrERs g. T.-lSso-X.,
wondrous Tonic, made by DR.. Drake.
Will kill the demons that tn y stomach vex,-
Will slay them. Thomas. for thy stomach g SAKE.
New life, new strength to thee shall come
BY using this Elixir wonderful.
PLANTATION BIrTKIs will restore thy health.
Thy troubles cure, and leave thy mind at peace.
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Ocisi returns 70 ms 10 rne -, war once show show
out, 90 far as heard from, with the estimate
made for those returns not yet handed In, in
cluding starved prisoners, &c, viii aggregate
sand! These are deaths alone. When we esti-
mate the wounded in the ratio Of three for
every one klled-which IL less than the usuai
ayerage-we see at what fearful sacrifice OF
life the nati0n has preserved its existence.
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~Out OF seventy thousand soldisfs that
have gone 10 the front from lava, only
one has been dishonorably dismfssfo nom the
service. s5r .k s3T0 7sfs -i..--.@' - avs
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MULTITCDES OF PEOPLE require an Alter
ative, to restore the healthy action OF their s,s
tens and correct the dsran eements tha! creep
into it. Sarsaparillas used and valued, until
several i'm positions were palmed off upop the pq O.
lie under this name. AYERS SAReAPAhltLA
10 no imposition, te INV
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Commissioner of Public Buildi
WAsEINGTON, May g, lS66. ie Pa


Sealed Proposals win be received at this once
untn noon Of "WEDNESDAY, June I4th 1865. for
Sse purchase Of LEO tons of Ice more or less, in
Virginia. J. n BROWN
Captain. and A. @. NJ.
Qusrtermester' q ONCE. 1 90 Pennnsvivanis ave
Washinaton, June 5th 1875 ieS-6f
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DENTISTRY

nKNTIsT-I wish to inform my friends and the
Dpublic. gene ally that ] now an pre-
rsred to o1trSct, fill or insert Teeth
on Gold. Silver or Volcanic. IN the<4klIY
best manner, on the most ressonaoiS ..,
tsrns and irregularity OF the teeth corrected.
SUBTRACTION gu.ranted in all cases, and respect
fully solicit share Of your pstr0nagea.r gea.rupr
,es-lm- No. 24s sth st. bet. and 0 north.
T,EIrH ACHE cURED INsTANrLY. By THn
s1ssSrn OF pI .asa e once upon
-. ns1yel V connected With the teeth sehins. and
relieves instantly; By this dissossrS aseayoS zee
snijdine up with Dr.. 8. Whites M1TAL FILL
ING Chsoplastc Bone Teeth inserted over roots
~ ~
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THE EVENING STAR:
PUBLISHED DAILY. tEXCEpr sUNDAYJ
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
seyHsvsn corner Of Pena'a drcnu< and lIa street,
By W. D. WALLACH.

The STAR Is served by the carriers 70
their subscribers in the City and District Tor
TwHLvE-AED-A.HALRC CENTS PER WEEK.
PRICE FOR MAILING Single copy, Three
Cents; one month, .Sevensy-fre Cents; three
saonths, One Dol.a, and Fifty Cents; six months,
Three Dollars; one year, Sir Dollars. Nopapers
are sent from the office longer than paid for.
The WEEKLY STAR-pnblished on FRI
Gay morning-One Dollar ard a Half year.
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rNpoRTANT TO GARNET MAKERS. BUILD.
1RS AND OTHER0,' = = +
Laree lot Of Walnut and Cherry. thioknsssss
se0.oc feet clear Pine Lumber Of all thieknessss
nom three TO Eve years old, together With larSc
mt Of Building Lumber.
For sale ct yard, No. 81 Water street, GEORGE.
town, .. O., asnpefior lot Of 81 and l6;t Ash.
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w isfffAM sAssLI : 'woaks.
Manufacturer OF
and WASH 81 ANp TOPo, 90. "a

Msnufacturer OF n.p,r
EkRBLl MANTL1e, MONUMENT6. TABLE
and WASH STAND fOPs. 30. ~
Monuments made to order on reasonable terms
vii fssp constsntly on hand lAsrIRN NAE
al. and hARBLu THING.
Ord eYs for Plumbers SLA Be pronoptly attended
90 Penpsylyania avenue, between 18th aRd 18th
streets west, Warrington. d. o. mar
VICTOR BsoKK!saa PIANO srns ruN1R AND
lstsslishsi in lsss and N NfsrW@s.ly known as tuner
orders now received st Dempsey O'fools,s,
lnsrsyers, &c, 326 Pa. avenue, between sSh and
.1tb ats r. o Reichenbaeh's 3 Piano Rooms, 49S
I'm street near Pa. avenue my 3ll2t<
OOKi LooKi LOOK
~ Great Reduction Of Prices.
Gall and have yonr Gas and Water Pipes INTRO
s1sso pinas 3; ;ntroduced at so cents Per foot
water Pipes intr9dsssSs p s. Sfpe sfree SsIs fic0s
SIG street. between
n,sar- 9Th and III etIoee.
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HrLNBoLp's IxYRAcr o. SARsAPARRILLA
cleanses and reAovates the blood instils the veor
of health into the system, and pVrges ont the hu.
mors that make disease. m15-6u
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Nor FEW OF OF 9H WORST DISORDERS that
afiict mankind arise from corruptions ofthc blood
H8LMBoLD,s UxfRAoT OF RARsAPARILLA il q rem.
sdy of the utmost value. m25-6m
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LIGHTNING ROpsu
The undersigned ispfepared to put mp Light tnina
Rods with plains tipped points In the best manner
And 1t reasonable terms. T. 81 =
Also, Bell Hangine done In the most improved
style. Work done In the county st city prices.
- -r.t- o. BOHNEID1H,
271 Pa. Az, bet. 10th and lIth St.,
NoT!C1..Ier sale 20 sets Of 2and horss Geo.
md sRIDEls. Apply % b. .. 30HssToHaI, Mos. =
373 Rsnnsylysnis syenus, bstysen ~ and 9Th
fS nShh sSras.aE ~ "a sFR
cos diseases. Use HlLMBQLDD lXTRx0T lii
SHU ssd INlR0vDD RosD WASH. nXim
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THI WONDER OF THE WORLD
THE WONDER OF TIN WORLDf
TIE WONDER OF rHH WORLHs

MANUEL DON1TI,
MANUEL DON Ell,
MANUIL D0NETI.
MANUEL DON Ell,
MANUEL DONlTI,
MANUAL DONBTI,
MANUEL DONETI,
MANUAL DONETI,
MANUEL DONBTI,
MANUEL D6NlTI.
MANUEL DON1TI,
MANUAL DONETI,
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ePRING AND sUMMIR CLOTHING.
New styles Superb Stock OF Dress, Sack, and
Wal ND
' ' NOAH WALKER & co., 3ss ps. Az.
90 lO.8ms Netropolitsn Hotel Boildina

To PURIFY, EElIcH THE BLOOD, BRAu3IYY tho
com plexion, use HKLMBoLD,s HIGHLY ConolH-
TRAiHD FLUID EXTRACT EA9sAPARILLA. One
bottle equals in strength one gallon of the Syrup
or DoeOotion. po256m
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;:s:# 3::::::E: ;$H::S:: ;$s::S:: ;$$ss::S:

fha Black-Jysd Beauty. and many other Tai.
AAe ented Artistes. -, - -, .
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A CLEAR, SNoofH SKIN AND BIAufIFuL Con-
PLxIoy follows the use of HRLMBoLD's OoNosN.
fRAfED FLUID EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA. It re-
moves black spots. pimples and al eruptions Of
the skin. m2s- 6m
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-05
Admis a voter pour lie proclaim Congress
lie Sud aura a envoyer a Washington, |
nombre de. representants suiyants
LES FENIENS A LIVERPOOL.

lie bruit courait depuis quelque, TENS d
Liverpool que les Feniens cherchaient a laire
do p~roselytisme parmi les Irlandais deIette
grande vile commercials, ~lorsqn'un cstain
jour du mois dernier, un nomme ByrnI. ex-
soldat anglais. fut arrate pour vol G1nduit
4 Ia station, ses goussets furent exaAlInes.
On trouva entr'autres objets nn petit NOR
ceau de papier soignenaement pile. Byrne
rarracha DIES mains de l'agent de naice, lie
dechira ct essaya de ravaler. Presto ragent
de police lui init la main sur Ia gorae Ell plus
heureux que Malo, hui ft rendre gof,e. Les
morceanx de papier furent ran1asssget COLES
soigneusement. puts Ton put lire serment
suiyaut
. Moi, en- presence du Dieu TonfP uissant,
jare solennelfement ALLEGIANCE a Republic
que l~rlandaise, yirtueIlement etadie mainte-
naht, de prendre les arnes Il un nIomeut d'a-
Wis pour 81 defense ct je ferai bus mes EFF.
forts ponr defendre son territofie ct son in
dependence, ct J'obeirai impliatenlent aux
commandments dc mes oiiciers snperieurs
que nieu me soft en- aide
On croft que ByriG etait M lgent au ser
vice du fenianisiae. en- meme temps. quill rem
DAFT a Mercure mi cutie sincere ct pratique.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-08-05

AUTEURS IMPERIAux EFT RoYAUX.-Ia ilste
s~uiyante DIES tetes couronnees qui ont, d lin
star de Napoleon LII. presente leufs elncu-
brations litteraires au monde des ~lecteurs, est
publiee pa. les journaux de Paris. Charlie
magne e~criyait un liyre contre les doctrines
de Felix d'Urgel ct IN autre eontre l'adora-
ton des Images l'empereur Frederic III fut
Fauteur dun traite sur la chase; Maximi-
lien Ter e~crivait les genealogies de plnsieurs
hommes i~llustres; Charles V e~criyait I'm
traite sur Part ct un recit de son regne
Chilperie celebra lie dogme de Ia Trinite en-
vers ; Alfred le-Grand compose des hymnes
Marguerite d'Orleans, refine de Navarro, e.
crivait " La Marguerite DIES Marguerites,' ct
/" Les Contes de la refine de Navarro - la
luste ct Sophocle Marie Stuart Tut au Lou
vre IN discours latin de So composition ct fit
aussi quelques poesies Charles TX produisit
IN volume sur la chasse Marguerite de Va
lois laissa DIES poemes ct DIES memories ; Henri
~ traduisit les Commentaries de Gear, une
partie du meme Outrage fut aussi traduite ct
publiee par Louis XIV ; Henri VIII dang
leterre obtint lie titre de Defenseur de la Fol
pour son traite contre Luther Jacques Ter
ecrivit plusieurs ouvrages de controverse ct
son fameux traite contre lie tabac. Pierre-le-
Grand compose DIES traites sur DIES sujets ma
ritimes l'empereur de Chine Hoam-T, qui
batit la grande muraille, ecriYit plusieurs
ssRvrages Louis XVIII compose. sous Pan
onyme, des comedies ct DIES fables; Napoleon
Ter fit quelques annotations precieuses sur les
commentaries de Cesar, ct Napoleon III est
autcurs d'ouvrages ~traitant de l'artillerie ct
On Pauperisme en- France il Went de pro-
dnire son magnun opus. Les %journaux du
soir consacrent la plus grande partie de leur
papier a Jules Cesar. Alexandra Dumas
annonce une lecture sur ce sujet.