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HmPAro July 81 1898
The following tho losses by tho nre y.stowdsy
Western insuranc. Company $40 900: fhenlN, ~ 0os.
FrcmenH 81 600, lafayette " $40, Fun, 10 ~, 10
ourity % 900; Manhattan, s6 100; Hanover < 900.
Security lecon 81 100. Iorard ANA esoIus ~ COO.
Yonker-, 80, 500 wcsisrn 81 600, National, so 0De
North American IS. 0oo Tho COZ, belonged Mr. A.
n Meeker of Chicago and y |. Hc1strom ~ th8oi,y.
entirely unihrtred. The Oh owpvd IN sJ~vv
land and WAS in transit New YORK, being Insured
through by Clcyonnd companies The Stnrges cisvA
tor was owned haf by Alfred SurRrs a Chicago and
half by W. Irwin of Chicago and Eison 4 CO., of Al
bany n was built at oo-t Of 500 0Oo Tbo pro-~st
worth ol the building wsa probably not much bs<ow
800 O0O. An attempt made % nre The Arcade, N
thh city al an early hour this morning. bat frustsA
ted and the ncrndiary arrcticd lie proved 10 be
ained Wm A. Tlsysr. who kept billiard saloon IN ,ss
ndine. II u had not been discovered in TINS thesv
would have been a serious connacration. Tho Opc~s
House ~ Cociln Hall Forester Cub Room ard
larrc nnnnber Of stores are located Ia thc balding.
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s~s- -Tbs I>~xssssssrs 20 As~essAss % tie 9Th
GsIvysros, Jsiy o. isss
Aesips STATE Judss B>i has be~n inrrscssd from wssh
,nsioe 20 oonl,sse tss psou.nssa sor~nnea, until
fur,has order, and 10 Douy ne rrexA~s, na>dislsly
os ,b- mssssg q ip L1xsassssn ooverpnsa ofnslsl.
IN service before snd asee ,hs ON D. rssvposb,sa
No cs-- ., ehJeu 1s fsposss& ship Lossobss v
disetasinx ,..
peyal<hs. ffon Asaia ~y TIA, . ~ Bal. shs sssrs.
s.sy os s,s,a. has been p1oes ~ rrssasni fohnsoa
thsi the L<aasssre ~ bs p~rmiusd 10 ssssnbis -in.
ont hisarssos ,bs ssh ~ Aogus also ,hsi covsrss'
T,oessaorios vi ~ In.agara.~s ssoa s,,sr snd ia
yrssssa, given sos.e- hsi ossrs val b gwen ~
az nsasef " ne r.sS goTernmsst 70 sbs sl>,ss.
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trv endorsing the cause TO which he has devoted him
SELF.
Renovation of the white House.
The work OF renovating the Whit House will progres.
rapidly now that Congress has adjo 1rned The eas
apartment win be closed Saturday UNI. u It's upholstery
walls are completed.
New Jail for the District.
The Secretary OF the INTERIOR n pursuance Of resou
tion Of Congress- searching for suitable site whch
to build . jail for the District Of Columbia. It's
location will probably be In the neighborhood Of the
government printing ofAce
Claim Agent Debarred from Transacting
business With the Paymasscr's Once.
J. r Cregan, claim agent Of Baltimore, has been 90
barred from ransacng any further business with the
Paymaster Generals once.
Internal Revenue Receipts.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day were
$1.lSe, ,50a
Aspirants for Positions in the Army.
Tho city is just full Of military men and asprants
for the positions created BY the new Army BILL and
general scramble naugurated for the field and line
ofhcerships.
Army Omcers and the Income Tax.
Tho joint resolution OF July % relieving officers and
1884, does no, relieve those who have already paid the
tax, nor does It relate TO any other income tax.
Arrested 0n n Charge Of False Pretcnces.
Il appears that the same man who was recently ar
rested for obtaining treasury warrant for nifty thousand
dollars on false representations had previously
fully cashed forged rcquiston for thousand dollars
the Of Paymaster Farchd OF the United States
steamer Saco
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDN .ESDAY. AUGUST l. 1865

IN common "a for snnicen force sustan the civil au.
thoriies sn opressng ali Illegal unlawful assemblies
who usurp or as ume to any power Authority
without FIRST hayIn obtained the Of the people
OF the State
II there is to be- a convention Net II be composed
OF delegates chosen nvn tho peopte Of the whole
State.
Tho people mus. DO frss eonsnlted in changing tho
organized laws Of the Usurpation win not be toi
Grated
The law and tho constitution nut be sustained, and
thereby peace and order ANDREW JOHNSON
Attorney General Heron Lieutenant Governor v,,or
hies and Mayor Monroe called upon 0oDsrai Bad and
laid President Johnsous despatch before him. II wa
agreed that the Military Governor shouu occupy scpar
ate offices in the City Hall, the Mayor performing his
usoal functions and the Military Governor directing tho
movements OF troops in Of further otins It was
supposed that the order for martial Law will be rcscndcd
upon the receipt Of dispatches from Washington.
Shortly aftor midnight ot Of negroes living on Vic
tory street. in tho Third district shot n sevsra passing
citizens They wer. arrested. Ono negro ~ss badly
shot through the body
No further disturbance Ia apprrhonded.
Nxw ORLEANS July 81, 1868
The Grand Jury have found true bill against some
twenty i've members OF the Convention but the wriis
w not bo executed until the city returns into OWL
hands
Twenty-Five policemen in- all, werc wounded yesssr-
day, two Of whom have died Captain Ioup was woun-
ded in the leg The sergeantas OF the Convention
was also badly wounded. Many Of thc eouventonsts
and others who are wounded, will probably do
More than two hundred registered ycster-
day at the First district station, and proportionato
number carried to the other district stations all OF
whom, previously reported. have been released
by the military government
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JEFF D A Wis.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 JHE NEW ysm afaAls.

Visit Of Charles O.Gonor Ia Ills Cisost I.
Fortress Monroe.
FoRrRxss MONROE July III, issa
Charles 0couor arrived this morning on second vtst
to hs Client Jon Dav- aud has been IN close oonsuit
ton with HIM all day or his Wait 70 the dlstln
guisl'ed staie pr-s1sr being professional one, ns
purror OF their Interview N kcp, profoundly sscset
Is rumored, however aud very generally credited, ihAs
his coming close the heels Of the presentation q
the Judiciary Committees report has very direct ana
Immediate rslcTcnco 10 tho combined allegations that
document aainr, Mr. navn establish the basis oS
defence the latter may deem most essential 10 the
specific charges and their Supporting proof contained H
thls paper.
There new developments regarding trs protaSne
paroling bs'iing Of Nr Davis but there = nxeA
belief that he u g. be kept here t ih. nppoinsd tine
OF his trial In October Mr. oConor will pfosshy
proract ~ visit bey oId tomorrow
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our KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE

Shooting ARRAY "a Key West B~twrru = hssS
Onicer OF Marines and Merchant.
Hn Wrsr. Pla., July %, 1890.
shooting AFFAIR took place here on ths 10th instant
between Philip F9otanc, late Captain United sa..os
Marine corps and Mt. Moses isascs, merchant Of sAss
place The parties met in Front street, and wsrr bses
evidently prepared After some words, asd mottsu
Fonsines part collar fmacg carh drew pstols rn
ultaneously -Four shots nred by isanc-. which
resulted Ia Fonislno being wcundef IN the ride whtcs
may prove Fonaine fred once his prtot having
missed nro two three umcs Isaacs 10 uffhud, ssa
was yesterday confined IN Jail
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yse l<s efH,s~x ~ shs sss,s hsis eongssslga hG~
= a.r wrsrfy sv-rT ssetloa ofts@ ssas- ws rssp
aslisd
rrs. Cub -N formed ssi sTssssmsas s~as ~
an snnsa gstbsaa
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e1sAssaH gA July ~ IafS
The total number of deaths from shosra % fyh<e 20
Sunday VS. ninety i've To dAy tbsrs were too deaths
and one pev csss Tbe total ngnbsr 10 he bSt'sl -
eghsy.ssven The latest scr0yn< report tbs eholsrN
rLsre are three sporadic cases q J.e- fever 10 iss
city. -, 49,.
The,e vss are death from eholefa ryss yeMfefdsy
No new css~s lsd appeared fhsr- sghif foar od
cases 10 the hospital -Four SOLDIERS bad lea fv'urpsd
70 duty The ksslth q me msa oa tss asna wAs N
rrn
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o6sa.t,6s, iTs.iTi x,piA;Tfb s5sff "a. A..
Pr.rkle.. Moth pinpies, bieshvor.ns rruptioss, Ar
GorNArD's Oriental CREAM, or NAuIcAL.
HEAuTIYIIR nrfefrnc~s-K Women of and rosrva
ous beauty AZ bis depot, a. Broadway. spd draxgis,4
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"A speed. Cure fer Diarrtgs or Chelrys-.
prepare gon Zach bottle pat Ia bos 10 Astof uosss
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sssss'ps' ~ sffss'sst5' - siss.. mw.H vr..lsr
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,,Assni, ,sy 4 yhs; !; .stc cf ihs Nssr,.sG w.l,sr.
Jswsiry ard haeerware
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safe, sure nnd speedy Hrw@d, for n,sgrr
hya Uytshtery Choiefa nnule G0tuFlsiut aud all bywd
Affections may be had Ia JAYNE y cAhAlNA bAt.
SAN Compounded Win irum me 0asi nsistsls-sd
gredcns the medical faciy, lie aelan 10 poJs
and awsye % be- Depended whc ne r,a1s,s. h..
Standard Housl hsld vnneig .hDgti u.ds~~ al
th ~ the year k-cps balllr of Gsufs =
medicine by tism. S,ld by ali arlgtrt.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Northern IAght captain Gray, Will icsvs
this port to-day for Aaplnwar
Tho mails fot cenrai America and the South raciAo
win close Al helf-pa1 iea O'Clock tbs morning
The NV YoRK hlaAb--KiitIon Tor the rsn,no--~ -
bo ready at half past nine O'Clock ,his mora.ng
single copies IA mnppers ready mailing SIX cents.
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ATuFY PURIFY. srHrsorurs AND rSyisoa.rx

'THEY PURIFY. STRENGTHEN AND ISyiGoa.rx-
Thsv create bsxAlthy s.rnfiia
Jhsy arc audof angr % water aud dsL
They Strengthen the system
They purffs the bf"n, aud cure sour Aioma.a.
Th~y Dyspepsia and Constipation.
Thry IIsrr 1asrrls s.d srfso'iA Hesdscsse.
DRAKEss PLASfAffus BJrTERS hsvr cnrri
~ chronic weakness -thaIRy onsrys,9 nisnehy
and want of vital en-rsy than any nsdirlns the .@h hss
produced They particularly adayii q dflinsAs
femslcA aud parsons OF eeisuiaty oosapaoas De~cvs
ptopvtsi9rp stamp the Df each sotis n say
dealer hss not got li. report 20 y w. DIANE 4 CO.
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IM kx satfAls lfRArexfs.

NfN oNfzHS1, SuIy Of fr55'
The Convention prisoners arrested during the day
yesterday released BY General Baird Last night
The ossuaucs run up about thirty negroes killed and
several whs persons including pcosmsn dangerously
wounded
Dr. Dossis who vas reported - morsAlIy wounded has
since died.
The city is si under martial law. and auie, prevails
Tho hall and vssilbus of Mechanics Hall present
ssd appearances.
People arr pursuing their regular peaceful svocyons
10 day Ths only place strictly guarded By The military
IL Mechanics institute
The foro-ing despatch has Just been rsssved, and
vin be promptly srseutsd:-
wIssvsros. Jsiy % isss
To A-prrv = Hxsaos. Attorney General ~ foul.sn.
You vii cali On Csnsui ShsuiAa. o. whoever n.ay 10
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 TINE NEW yow HssAlu.

Radical Cannrd- In Relation Ia the Riets-
Twenty Negroes Killed, Not Two Hundrcd-
Governor Hahn Woasded-Dcpositton Of
Governor wclI--D~sire Of the People for n
Military Government Again-t:ordon Gran
wAsmscroy, July 81, 1866.
Tie statement telegrHphed from New Orleans 70 the
T.luae thal over two hundred persons wcrr killed In
the recent riot thss city absurd action, doubtless
coucoctcd for political effect. The President has re-
csiyed full Official accounts Of the disturbance. which
corrobosed by dispatches received By gentlemen from
New Orleans the city. These accounts agree that
but two white men--Dr A. p. Dostie and John Hendsr-
SON. JG-wcre killed. Governor Hahn and xr. Shaw,
member Of the Convention were wounded, the latter
severely, and may not live. child was also killed ac
cdentaliy Twenty negroes IL the outside number
ported killed.
Tho origin Of the disturbance daies back 70 the
,ua, Of the Reconstruction Committee of Congress ias
spring. and wili be fully exposcd In a short time Tho
immediate ouibs.sk was caused BY the overbesrng
duct Of the miscsllanoousiy armed negroes called out
by Governor Wells ar military guard Tor the Conven.
ton
Colonel Dostls positively denies having sens any such
despatch 10 New Orleans attributed 70 him. but on
the contrary In conjunction with Mr. King, Of the New
Orleans Tsss and acting under the rvcc Of tho prcs
dent repeatedly and urgently ieegnphed nom here,
urging shs people particular 70 interfere With the
Assembling of the Convention The President has vr
toaily depossd Governor Wells By directing Hon An
drew j. Herrou Attorney General of Lousissa pre-
serve the p-soe and ishe all necessary Steps pur down
al revolutionary proceedings against the existing state
sovsrnness, ana ordering the military forces Of tho
United states 70 render him all needed assistance.
Ths citizens Of Louisiana have very numerously pet-
TONED the Presdsn. for . rsssoraoa Of the provisional
sovsrunsni or the sstsbshment of military govern.
sns and propose the Of Gsusrsi Gordon Granger
Or NnnAry Governor
rhs rsasssmhiing Of the Convssilca ~ opposed by
Ihcmss J. Du~ss of tss lea1isg - most inasss-
siai Union nen IN Nov Orleans. aad radical. Ths
moro respectable body of Union people opposed ihs
meeting
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"A. LIZ nrrths.

ne rs-a oi .bosss aal diarrhsra eomptaiau COG
week all o. which osuS b~ Gtriy a
| MAIlsDENs AsIA1ic CHOLERA CURE. Dspst -
l
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Al Pri,e- Ca.h~d In Legal Lotteries. -Cires-
D CLuTE. Brossr. I7s Broadway.
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Address poiisk ~ son, Nrcr-e'iasw Msss-
Ab1 sro@dwAt fOurtb street Plies ca W
order boiled aud repaired
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Goarssd'- pe.sr. ssh,ils tpres'. ls.iy
ru irfeisafK ftrt ~ tf 10y A. "a dFtS.
80 Bfosa~sy, wnd dToegsts hsn.d.
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All the Mor-t Form- of Hbeuurrt ti-as svw
berg daily earod " NEfcAlrEs Great nhraln.,is No
mey. rhis wonderful nediein. fails and theassfs
whn have suffered cfuriog agony Zoe iss1nug
relieved aud soon cured " few aossa
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Mar,sss~ asS gsisss<,-As E.e-, Of Nsss.
rg ssd tnslss>tsea fss ygnsx nsS. 80 b.es.-s -
6sfax wh@A p<ssta 80 aNs.4%s
frf,ef bF1 FIRE II sasxs u s~ak stss sassgs 49,
y. skifI1s Hocdnfos. nS-ssa A~sa''es r'al'
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Florence r..ri.-s,,rs s~~tcs rrrh,se. H..ss
n 10 -sfid Fofstes Hs-ips heNhlha 'fApsar, 30
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gilipsir Iock-,itrh sewing Machines, w1h
aA the --latest improvements and NNarh-ntu's tNktM
FARABlY rTlE gEsf HOH FAMILY trF AE~vts
EiLltie Hssi1s NJ htrs c0inp.n,. IS bf~d-.s-
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hnIey. .hs u,sas.s f,gs,as,l"- ~. =, A,-s.s ,.s
sna COCAINE fof the Iiaif4-iou4ssiia iosfasi
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Bntrhsicr's ~ air D,r.rhr i,s-, in the W .vsl.
tho ony pslfrt Dys. hsfmles~ fe@be. tAs4ntaeeyasN
Taelnsr. al baf,lay tlrss,
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Fms rnp.fiirg swsetnsss " n tretts tNd s@gft "a
aslfaifaiT F.fFeshias fstns " ~ u.0afA ~ s.s VI
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Dr. Q.era's Drn,erh'is The n.-. p.n'r,q..
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NYHtI ff-aiff fsslIs~as he fyyss 49, y *~fs -
rssss a. b0~sgs h 80 ssaa fron a~r<s-
eslf. sWf. W s.t9& thM t@fsft 1tisf.
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Csnsccraiion of Rev. NJ. Lsrocaue as Bishsu
ef ~. Hyaciwshe.

MUfTkkkE July
The Right Rev Monsgneur Lsrccque, for many years
Cure of 81 Johns In this Province, consecra ted
Roman Catholic Bishop Of the diocese OF S. Hyacnsho
on Sunday morning last The Bishop of Montreal and
The other bishops Of The Prosnoe took psr In the cers
uonlcs The sermon was delivered by the Rev. Mr.
Desaainer Among the dislnxuisbsd per~pns present
was Hon George k,ienne Cartier, Attorney General of
Canada Fast The procession comprised Ten bishops 40
priests and forty occiesiss,ka The consecrator wss
Nome gneur Baillargeon Administrator Of the arch
diocese OF Quclsrr
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I'D r tTa afr-- hsasA sna HsFsla, oAt wssm
~. spasrssnsf ~iIsin feF e.gs eavs Gt nsw. 80
tLsa- JOHN wAftz ~wsa s.ns'sssih s.gs~s
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slnfs sails bvu.s-s Mn3 -
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12
From Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 10.
Libel suits against newspapers are un-
popular. The latest ease was decided yes
terday at Waukegan, against the proprie-
tor Of the Chicago Times, the suit having
been brought by a man named Kelly, an
eX-policeman of this city, Kelly felt that
his character had been damaged by "A stu
pid article in the Times and wanted $4,000
damages. The jury gave him S3i0.
The divorce business continues active in
the Courts In fact there is no other busi-
ness half so lively. While trade In every
direction is languishing, the lawyers are
reaping a rich harvest.
No less than ten unhappy couples, some
Of them young and some old, came before
the Recorders Court yesterday, and asked
to have their marital connections dissolved.
Such is life in Chicago.
Major-general Sherman and staff left latC
last evening for st. Louis
President Roberts and General Sweeney
met with warm reception at the hands OF
the Fenians this evening They were os-
cOrted this evening To Turner Hall, amid q
blaze of tOrch-lights, where spirited adj
dresses were made-the same as those de-
livered in other cities. Great excitement
prevailed.
A special dispatch from Racine says that
another attempt, making the third, was
made yesterday morning 10 fire Congress
Hall, which was discovered before any
damage was done. MIR. Barker Chief OF
Police, has arrested a negro boy about
fourteen years of age, who cOnfesses not
only % firing the hall, but also that he set
the fire ON Monday which burned Smiths
stable and other buildings. lie assigns nc
cause for his acts.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Columbus.
Especial to the Cincinnati Enquirer
Cor 1rMpTrs. Fphruorv I


COLUMBUS, February 10.
There was no afternoon session in the
House,
A bill to amend the act 10 prevent the
killing of deer between January aud OCto-
Der passed the Senate. Also, bill to amend
section eighty-nine of the tax law passed
April ., 1859.
The bill TO retain the Soldiers Relief
Fund in the Treasury was postponed until
Friday next. This defeats u; for the
Treasurer, under law, is forced TO distrib-
ute the fund TO the counties. and is now
doing 80.
The Committee on Elections reported in
favor of allowing the contested seat In
Athens District to Golden, sitting member.
Tho majority report was signed by Col.
lrion, Republican, and Linn and Walling,
Democrats. Minority report by Knowles
and Jones, Republicans, was made the spe-
cial order for Thursday.
Bills were introduced to amend an act
relative TO State printing, amendatory of
an act for the sale of estates entailed and
certain cases, amending marriage-law--
fines ministers fifty dollars for neglect to
transmit certificates TO the Probate Judge.
Persons leaving Celina on yesterday
brand the statement of the drowning Of
twenty-seven children in the reservoir on
Wednesday as wholly untrue.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12
Written for the Western Empire. |
NM SISTER.


My Sister It's a sentence small,
But most voluminous In thought;
Two darling little words of love,
by angel hands TO mortals brought.
'Ts sweet 10 have faithful friend,
Tried in adversty's dark storm;
Aud sweet throughout the darkest hour,
To feel that friendship, bright and warm
But when the head is racked with pain,
The fainting heart o. o'ercharged with grief
The warmcst friend win not suffice
Sisters hand must give relief
A Fathers and Mothers love
Can not be traced by human tongue
Nor shall my humble muse forget.
And leave parents love unsung.
A Fathers love scarce can tell;
only can his name revere
Bcrott of him In early youth,
Fer childhoods eye had felt Il tear
My Mother, none can rival thee,
In pure devotion 10 thy boy;
Thy love, unselnsh, ever new
Is pure, and free from earth's alloy,
But, e'er our youthful sports are 1ed,
They only partial joys convey, -
without sisters ringing laugh,
And cheerful footsteps In our play
There are, who know not what write:
Who never felt a Sisters love
Let such, deride my simple verse;
Could they but know, they would approve;
"lhulttm IN pdrgo" is the word:
Eight little letters, set in gold;
Each letter, shines a diamond bright:
And weighs IN worth, u thousand fold.
Miami City, Feb. 3, 1866
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q long time in water-is found, in most
eases, to render the medicinal qualities
wholly inert, or even decomposlng them.l
DIR. Morris VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS are
composed of chemical vegetable extracts,
mostly from plants growing IN our own
country; some of these plants have direct
action on the liver, others upon the skin,
others on the kidneys, and others upon the
bowels and lungs. 1t is by peculiar
chemical combination of all these extracts
that these Pills are made, possessing the
most extraordinary efficacy for curing tho
aboye-named diseases.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-12
Moro than their Friend.
lSiglletl
VIM. II. ROUSER, Coroner.

On Monday last, THAD. STEVENS cut a
ridiculous fgnre in the House, in bitterly
dcnouncing section OF the Freedman's
Bureau bill, which provides that the occu-
patton of the Sea Island cotton lands, by
the freedmen in South Carolina, shall be
confirmed for three years. He protested
against their removal, within that time as
an unheard of cruelty, and asserted that the
lands were confiscated JoreUer, and that no
presidential pardon could restore them TO
their former owners. After the vehement
STEVENS had subsided, Mr.. ELLIOT, of Mas
sachusetts, chairman of the committee,
having the bill in charge said that he had
learned, through General Howard, that the
section of the bill alluded TO was entirely
satisfactory 10 the niger pOssessors, and mas
all that they asked Cori Hard on Thad