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CALL AccEpTED.-We understand that Rev.
BENJAMIN Ii. Bailey of Dedham, Mass, has
accepted the call of the First Parish Society
to become their pastor, and that he will enter
upon his labors as such on the first of January
next.
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GALL ON Sawyer Sc Woodford, No. 119 Ex-
change street, and see the Bread mixing ma
chine Something new aud wanted in every
family that likes good bread. They also keep
a good assortment of wooden and willow ware,
housekeeping articles, Sc. WA, ei itl4 ,ss,4
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BASE BALL.-A friendly game Of BAN is Il,
be played this afternoon, if pleasant, between
the Athletics and North Stars of this city, at
half past l o'clock, on the grounds near the 4
Arsenal. ~ II a haisg i...A 3lissioI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Caution.

we CAL attention to the tact that MUTATIONS OF
Dessert ant Tea Services etc. are extensively pro.
duced by American manufacturers: also that there
are English limitations in the hath of
quality. These goods are offered for sale nv manv
dealers, and are well calculated to deceive P1rcha
ers canonly detect and avoid eounterfeits BY none
o1lr trade mark, thus: - "s
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'IiU7 DOMEsTIC PORTS.

Portland, Oct. II, 1867. \
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Hoilse to Rent.

DESIRABLE nement of nine rooms, first
n floor, to rent Tor months, furnished or uafur-
nished. House nearly new, in good Order, and In
central location. Apply at house 81 Wilmot street
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Store and House To Let.

STORE Near the corner of India and Middle Sts.,
~ to let, also q tenemc mt, suitable for Boarding
House. Apply TO .H
ISAAC KNIGHT, Near the premises.
Oc.Obar 10 diws
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BooTs AND SHOES AT CosT.--Improve your
opportunity to-day of buying boots and shoes
at cost prices, for tomorrow it will be too late.
Elliot s. McCallar, at No. II Market square,
give you the last chance for this season. Buy
gtosiay and save your money. VgABE
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DIR. 8. 8. FITCH'S.
$ Family. Physician. >,

Seventy six pages price 25 cents. Sent to any ad-
dress No money required until the book is received
read and fully approved 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or iudsposed. Address DIR. S. s. FITCH, 25
fremont Street, Boston. SIN Jan29diy
"a 1t will not be convenient for Dr. Fitch to visit
Portland again 49, iiftf't ialt i'sH t'it " '''.
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RcIiafous InteIliEence.


-
s--The proeressEe Unitarians twsh for, ana
a{E aboutao establish anew school ioE tram
hg minikters.A.It is obc modelled aiter MIR
sanro.,n,s College in London. Young men
"a - to soft 70 work as soon as they commence
.,,a;r stpdies. The students are TO be furnish-
ed with board and home IN a hired house.
Ministers in the neighborhood are to give them
instruction. Rev. AIR. -Hepworth Of Boston is
at the head o. this new plan.
- Tho late foreign papers state that cardi-
nal Antonelli has addressed new note to the
powers Of Europe, annosncinggthe critical sit
uation OF the Holy See, and demanding a gem
eral guarantee of its inviolability. The note
declares, in the strongest terms, that the Pope
will hold no communication with the usurpers
ofhis dominions, and that he is ready TO go
into exile rather than submit to this lndignir
ty.i0n f,slis9 siR 11sif insul -',
The. Memorial Church, bnilt in George
town, d. c., by Mr.. George Peabody and ms
sister Mrs Daniels, will be completed by the
list Of December. 81, ..,.,., i,l.. az i,isiiodt "
The Convention of the Young Mems
Christian Associations of the Northwest closed
at Chicago ON Friday of last week. They fix
ed upon st. Louis as the next place of meet
ing, and resolved that daily religious press is
greatly needed. D-n - iioa 10 -AH n'5Als
IA telegram from Rome says that, at a Con-
'sistory held on the Goth, a speech was deliver
ed by the Pope. He solemnlv condemned the
recent decree of the italian Government for
consummating the sacrilegc OF the lusurpation
OF the ecclesiastical property He declared
the decree to be null and void and confirmed
the censures already launched against the
usurpers.l ,afl al eat.s esiisig5 roi Vi
The committees representing the two Am
erican Tract Societies, the original one at Bos-
ton, and the junior of the same name at New
| York, are said to be at work preparing a basis
Of union Serious difficulties are said to be in
the way of union, and the special friends OF
| each think that the unreasonableness of the
other is the grand obstacle iaih h9ih@
Since the issue Of the ritual com mission
report, thirty parish priests in England have
| begun to wear the vestments. This is owing
to the reports having convinced them of theil
legality. salsit IK taqaun4 10 esioa- 9a1
The Methodist Episcopal Church at Sac
carappa, will be dedicated Thursday, Oct ATT
| at 10 O'clock, A. M. 5i1.t ai.prfi,3W ai,l
az The first convention of the Young Mem,
Christian Association OF Massachusetts, com
menced its sessions in Springfield ON Thurs
| day. About three hundred delegates, repre-
senting nearly every association in the State
| have been in attendance, and the, meeting.
have been spirited in interest and cordial il
harmonious and active sympathy.
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A CLEhk In bookstore. One with some Knowl-
IA edge OF business preferei M l. ~" y " :
CARTER "a q DRESSER, 80 Exchange st.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
THE DAILY AND MAINE STATE
.I PREaS AN

May be obtained at the Periodical DepOts OF Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Andrews, and
G. M Curtis. = ~ FTsE'k .
At BiddefGrd, OF Pilisbury Bros. ....
AtS Of S. Locke and b. s. Beulter. 20
At Brunswick, of W. r. Fields. mn
At Waterville, of j. s. Carter. " '''" .i''
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LEcTUREs AND CONcERTs.-The course of
lectures and concerts proposed by the Port
land Army and Navy Union, to be given in
City Hall, is meeting with great success And
it ought to, for the arrangements are such as
cannot fail to please the largest audiences that
can be gathered in that handsome and spa
eiOus place. Lectures from Gems Cochrane,
Siekles and Chamberlain, and other eminent
men, and cenoerts'by the Germania Band, Ca
milla Urso, the Mendelssohn Club and others,
assisted by some Of the best vocal talent in
the Union, must draw out the people Of this
city and vicinity in large numbers. The tick
cts for the course are now ready and are being
literally taken up. The course will be fash
ionable as well as popular. '' ''
Tnorrise4At the Riverside park near
Boston, on Thursday, in a ,trotting, match for
purses Of 800 and $50, six horses reported,
among which was the brown gelding Detective
owned by City Marshal Head, which, made
the quickest time Of any of them, winning the
I'd heat in 235. The 1st, Sd and 4th heats were
won by bay gelding John Nesbitt, in 235 IL,
2.37 IL and 240, to whom was awarded the
purse of 800. The purse of $50 was awarded
to Detective, who came in third on the fst and
Sd heats, and second on the 4th heat. '"s~
Detective and the chestnut gelding Ben
Butler are to have trial of speed at the For
est City Park next Thursday. ,r,t ..lf-as
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General Nursery Stock.

NHE attention of all who are DESTROYS of obtaining
Fruit Trees, &c, for Fall or Spring plantiL a. is
Invited TO my stock, which embraces -
Extra. Size Apple and Pear Trees,
Of the leading varieties. Three thousand Apple
Trees, six to eight ieet high; rone thousand Pear
Trees, ono TO two years old; five hundred Plum
Trees, two wears old. Sirape Vines, Cmrant and
Gooseberry Bushes Asparagus Roots, Strawberry
Plants and RheupaIb Roots, .Roses aldOthrr Orna-
mentalShfnba Prices as low a. q any good Nur-
sery In New England.
Nursery at M0rrill's Corner, Westbrook near the
Depot Catalogues gratis to ALL Post Ofce address
Portland, Me- CALVIN s. GODDARD.
October AZ aFYv.s saAbVGb
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Medical Notice

- G.. NJ. D., win devote special at
tenion to Disea OF the Eye. No 301J Congress So
Office hours from IL A. NJ. TO p. M.
May u. sNtts a "a : !. q q -
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CNt0rrh Cam he Cured 7

COtarrh Can be Cured!
HEADACHE relieved, and in fact every disease
llof the nose and head permanently cured by the
use of the wel-known remedy,
tRaeder's German snuff!
Try it, for it costs but 25c. For sale by all drug
not, and receive a box BY return mail sepidtfsN
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To Let.
WantAdi

MOOD Lodging rooms, furnished or unfurnishaa
VI ct q Brown Street. October ~ diws
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WATER SUPPLY II eipublisll this morning
inful the instructive report of Mr. Swift up
on the various methods which have been pro-
posed for bringing water from Lake Sebaga to
pa.tla,J W. ta...-.------v.vrtf 4 copy or a
- Pffrted letter addressed to the Committee of
the City Governments having this matter N
charge, by Hon. +, Q. j, Smith. Mr..
Smith riavors the plan. rejected by
Mr.. Swift, of taking water from the Presump-
scot river at some point near the city. On
this point he says, ''the idea that any amount
OF ordinary manufacturing on the river will
perceptiby affect The purity Of sol large vol
unle of flowing water, eau only. be supported
by groundess prejudices and against the teach
ings Of the worlds experience" On the other
hand Mr.. Swift says, sit is questioned whether
the water can be cleansel from the impurities
necessarily thrown into il" and the Commit
tee has reported in favor Of taking the supply
directly from the Lake. This branch of the
discussion may perhaps be, regarded as prac-
tically closed, 80 general is the assent to the
conclusion of the Committee. Mr. Smiths cs-
Inmates, however, are extremely interesting
and cover the same ground which is occupied
by Mr.. Swift. We shall lay them before our
readers AT the earnest opportunity. ..,...,i
THE CoUNTERFErT SEVEN THIafTEs are thus
described by an officer of the United States
Treasury: l4-i rHiio ahj oi laioa 4nii iila.
First, the seal is slightly larger than the gen
ulne, and the red ink with which it is stamp
ed IS 2 shade lighter, and the points projecting
from the seal are blurred and are little longer
than in the genuine. Second the imprint at
the bottom of the bond is set differently in the
margin, there being more space given it than
IN the genuine. Third the borders of the cou-
pons which are attached TO the counterfeit
bonds are larger, while the red figures are fin
er than i'll the genuine. Fourth, the borders
OF the ornamental lathe-work are blurred and
somewhat indifferently executed. Fifth, the
figures denoting the bond are slightly uneven
while the blue ink in which they are printed is
dullef blne, and lacks the metallic, glossy ap-
pearance of the genuine. Sixth, there is, to
experts, difference in the vignette. the lines
being not so well shaded, nor the black ink so
well distributed. a. SO 4fG iasi4 .1i, -.4ifa51
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] For &a.zOOI W. "

A new one and one-haf story house, ten rooms
n. water up stairs and down; arranged tor two
families; good cellar, cistern, lVc. 1ot42 by IO5 -
This property is situated in the western part OF the
city. ..F En.Ffa-rf .astatH tthIEE asa
Apply to GEO. r. DAVIS & co,
ID Dealers in Real Estate, No Morton Block
October II. div ~ II. III I--..-lT- ~ -T-T
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur.
rant WinaS

SO highly recommended by Physicanss, may be
found at Wholesale at tbs drug stores OF w. W. Whip
pie a. Co., Fl. II. Hay. w. r. Phillips q Co., Il. L.
Stanwood and j. w. Perkins 81 Co.. jan12snd1y
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Portland Savings Bank.
NO. % EXCHANGES ST., PORTLAND.
l lsfOStIS made Ind Bank on or before Satur-
- DAY, November I'd, will commence bearing In
Dividends for the past two years have been at tie
rate OF seven per cent. wv
- JOHN b. BROWN, Presitlept.sN
October ~. eod3wneSsSw3 w
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A La Persons are forbid trusting any one ON nv
IN account without written order from me- y i ,
JOSEPH MOUNTFORT.
Portland, 0cteter IL, 1861. lisl i.a oct 12-d2w.
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Boarding.
Notice..

A FEW Gentlemen, and gent leman and wife, can
"A be accommodated with board at pa Cumber-
iahd ST. October ~. dlws
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why Suffer from Sores p
Hale's 4raicn O;u,,no,,t

When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you tan be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, scdtds, ChdPped Hands, SOrtins 1S,fs
Wounds and eeery Complaint of he Sf;, rv Il
as it costs but 20 cents Be sure to ask for ~
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Trade Marx III Stamped on
for z.sE.f.sf 2 " E-arr base of
Electro Plate. cs,lIAMMPcs, every article

Electro Plate. sOplIAMADeto every article.
C,ur Goods which can be obtained from all respon-
sibte dealers bear this stamp. They are heavily plat
I'd on the finest Albafa Nickel Silver and we guar
antee them in every respect superior to the best
field plate. ...-se.
' 4 1Ci0RHAst MANUFACTURINGC CO.,
Siiversnitfs & Manufacturers or Fine
iunei9 wedSSat 6m Providence, r. l.
EH- The above goods may be found at Lowell
Senter's, 301 Congress st.
stsr'ssruus aiic salss ind stra ma dc min.
eral Waters, Just received and for sale by
j. W. PERKINS & CO.,
no24sNeod&weow1y No. Sc Commercial ST.
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A splendid lot OF land ON North Street, in good
neighborhood and commanding q splendid view OF
, the city and country. Can be bought for twenty
cents per square foot. ,,.i-ts. - .,..,
Apply to d; X. DAVIS q Co..
d October ~. div "''' .F'
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&2.6OO!

"ILL buy genteel three story brick house, sit
wv uated in the western part of the city. Gas
and water and all modern convenience. The prop-
erty rents for $500. hfAi y wv '- wv
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For sale by all druggists or send vour address oa
80 cents to- 0.P. SEYMOUR &, co. Boston Mass
and receive box by return mail lW III rPhi,i,~ q
TO-, ageh's ioi "aine' april261ysn
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Portland and Vicinity.
New advertisements this Nay.
AsPEcIAL notice ooLUMN.
Coal-Joseph Fl Poor
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AGENcE a la NoUvEILE. ORLEANS
L. c. WHARTON 4 Gle, IS rue Commune.

LIE Parlement de Paris proscrivit lc
tabac, CONNIE d6ja uu jour il await
prosorit remetique.
Urbain VII ct Urban VIII l'excom-
munierent, CONNIE jadis on await ox-
commune des pores qui avaient devore
des enfants, les chenilles ct les hannc-
tons qui avaient Gu raudace de ravagcr
les vergers ct les forats. ~.s s.
La refine Elisabeth d'Espagne auto.
risait les bedcaux a confsquer, au
profit des eglises. les tabatieres. De Ia
Ia mode des tabatiercs en- GEORGE do
bouleau. r.
Richelieu fit mieux que tout celia, il
imposa le tabac.
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prochan cour.er. aprls quot se coucha ct sendo,

prcchan courzer. apras quoi Il 90 coucha ct slender
. vers deux heures apras minuit il fut rsveills en-
5uzneut par IN coup de Zen, tire sous scs fenetres
Pei INT gull jetait bas du it, un cri lointain,
mails dschirant retentit II vt umieres courir der.
riare lee croisees de &c bel hotel qui faisat face
- palais Lichtenstes. + mason do colonel autri.
chien Rnderer. Puis I'M grand silence 90 Ct ct les
losurs sftteignirent
En dehors de cecil rien, simon apres le coup de fsu
IN pas rapide qui instant await some sur le pave
de 10 rue poor s'arr6ter bientot tout court.
Au moent on e colonel ouvrait q fenetre 1e bruit
dune porte quon retsrnait arriva jusquA son oree.
&c bruit semblat psrtir De rencoignure meme du pa
lais de Lichenstein. on i await uDe entree parsi.
culiere. sfss sss aasas
Ilpreta roreills attcntivement il regarda de tons
ses yesx plus un movement dams Ia rue. pl,s nm
son. 81 petit gull fat Tout taisat aux aIentours
L. facade de hotel Rcderer ttat morte. Ce silence ct
cette mmobite 9taient aprks &c ou
venait davor lieu one le colonel ALA usqu penser
quill avait etc le jouet dan reve. ~ -
Mais le lendemain, vicnnc tout enticr fat sonleye
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par une rsneur sinistre la jeune ct belle baronne
Rderer await etc assassinee dams son it, Ce netait
point p~uvre dun malfaiteur ordinaire On await
trouve ses bjoux sur sa toilette, dix pas de son
corps insnims. Ellie await vingt Ellie etait maree
depuis dixhut mois mari tout jeune aussi, lado.
rait
La femme dc chambre de la jeune baronne, cetto
bonne crosse Styrenne qni await touche 10 bras du
colonel aupres dn beniter, ne tut point retrouvee
Parmi a stupeur causec par cette lugubrc nouvelc,
mile bruits colportes voix basse gIisssrent On
accusait les Francais.
Un Iambeau de drap vert galonne await etc trouve
dams IL RE, le drap etat n For du gallon alia
&C. LIE ianbeau await dd appartenir puniforme dun
officer sperienr des dragons Comment avaitl etc ar
rache Les experts repondaient: par unc bale. LIE
ambean ,vait garde froncis partculicr quimprime
aux etoffs de laine le choc obquc dun projec,iIc.
Denx Officers francais demeuraicnt justemcut en- face
do Iogis des baronnes Roederer le colonel dc Bos.
berhevislet son major.
Ces s,ppositi,ns etacnt croisecs par d'autTes la
vcillc. lejcune baron Rdcrer asat ele Va vicnnc,
ansi que plassurs De ses hn'ans Az petit iopr, on
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CONFINEMENT Ok LA LOUISIANA

C'cst en- Louisiana one les arclii
tectes du Congress wont commences
rGuvrc dc 10 reconstruction de fU.
nion, ct mons allons voir poser les
fondemcnts Dc l'cdifce. lie specta-
ole scra cnrienx, car dtja trois
gonvernements bien distincts pa.
raissent A l'horizon.
lie premier scrait le plus sincere,
le plus rationnel, ct 10 plus facile /
Gtablir. La legislature dc rEtat q
invite les citoycns d declaicr par
oni on par non, lc 8 avril, 81 une
Convention aurait lieu, ct. en- cas-
d'affirmativc, 4 nommer des d6legues
4 ccttc convention qui Sc reunirait
lc 6 mai. La convention dc 1867
cffaccrait soigncusement les traces
dc scs dcvanciercs, 10 convention
secessionistc de 1861 ct Ia conven-
tion yankee de 1864; ellie depose-
rait le gouveracur Wells don't lc
lieutenant gouverneur VOORHEES,
prcnd.ait Ia place, ct il ny aursit
qu'nn comp de balai donne ct un
fonctionnaire change. II ny aurait
aucune objection 4 clever contre &C
plaa en- temps ordinairc, csr nul ne
pcut contester pimpopularite ct le
mepris qni coavrent le premier
magistrai dc Ia Louisiana. Vit-on
jamais un gonvcrneur d'Etat frappe,
CONNIE il IA etc Gee jours derniers,
propos de l'amcndcment consti-
tntionncl, dun vote unauime I La
Roche Tarpeiennc apres le Capi.ole
falclle jamais plus iichcment md.
ritec one par iui ! Tout celia est
vrai. ct Al. Wells en- perdant l'cs-
time ct l'afection de ses conci.
toyens, ma pas gagns cslles des
radicaux. II est partout republic ct
RESEMBLE 4 unc vieillc piece demo.
netisee. Mais ell cat sans influence
ct sans action. 81 II Legislature ne
tient nul compte de ses recomman-
dations, franchit ses vetos ct rebuilt
son role a Meant; q en- nm mot, II
est 10 soliveau Dc ID fable, 4 quot
bon 10 supprimer On allSguera
que Ia dignite da pays s'accommo-
derait NAL du maintiss dun gou-
vcrnement qu'aucun respect n'en-
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AGENT DoSALDsoSvrrLE
T.. SUPERvIELLE, Editeur du Dr6pea's

4
tion mont rien d'humiliant, ct uns
imprudentc agitation entraine sou
vent. CONNIE l'cxperience nous Zen
seignc, I. une condition pirc que
ceIle l laqncllc on voulait sc sous
traire. Intelligence politiquc con
sistc 1 etudier les circumstances
dun instant donne. apprecier Ia
port4e dune manifestation, 4 soii-
der le terrain sur lequel on va Sc
risqucr. Notre Legislature a-t-elle
possedS cettc intelligence lors.
qu'elle : cOnvoqne les electeurs. et
n'edt-eIls pas mieux fait d'attendre
qne- rechafsudage absurdc, eleve
par lc- comits congressional de re.
construction s'ecroulat de ini-meme.
&C qui arrivera quand aucane oppo-
sition vcnant du Sud ne le soutien.
dra ! C'est un point sur lcquei nous
serons fxes plus tot peut-etre que
nous ne le voudriops.
Deux autres gouvenements sont
tenus en- reserve par le Congress 1
Pintention de Ia Louisiana, Pun mi
litaire, rautre civil, sc ressemblant
au fond, malgrk la subtle distinc-
ton one faisait entire les deux mots
le prince dc Talleyrand. lie plan
de gouvernemcnt militaire q etc
forge par Thaddeus Stevens. lie
vieux leader dc Ia Chambre q etc
sutiout preoccnpe en- redigeant son
bill de reconstruction, de Ia mise en-
accusation ct de la deposition pro-
bablc dn president des Etats. Unis.
En- face de ces eventualit<s. ct re.
dontant une resistance dn pouyoir
cxGcntif ct nn soulevcment des po-
pnlations du Sud, il a pense quill
serait indispensable d'e,ablir mo-
mentanement une dictature mill
taire appnyee de garnisons nom-
brenses, dams les Etats Oh la fol
unioniste est le moins solide. Ainsi
le Sud serait divis6 en- qnatre dis
tricts: l. Ia virginie, Ia Caroline du
Nord ct Ia Caroline da Sud; 2. PA
labama ct ls FIoride; 8. le Missis-
sipi ct pArkansas; 1. ID Lonisiane
ct 10 Texas. Chacun do ccs districts,
compose de deux Etats an moins,
rives ensemble CONNIE des forcats,
serait regi ct sdministrs par On g.
neral. Cest IN regime qui pour
nous le mstite d'etre comm. On .
preteDdu que Grant, Thomas, She
ridan ct autres notabilitks militai.
res godtaient asses le bill Stevens;
mais Il ne Pcs ~ accusilli aveo
favsur l ID Chsmbre.
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EP HEM BRIDES

rev AZ i7o3-Mert de Charles de Socondat.
!, !, baron de Mon'esquieu, d Paris.
lsl4-Victoire remportee par Napo.
leon Champ. .Aubert, sur 10
general russo Alsuviof.
1870 Victoria epouse 10 princo
Albert.
IL lso3-Mort do jean. Francois do LIN.
. 49, harpe, d Paris.
lell-Actc du Congress autorisant Ia
Louisiana SO doDner une cons.
titution. ra
le1f--Bataille dc Montnirail
IL li29-Combat dc Rouvrai, dit Jour.
nee des Harengs.
l7o4-Nnissance do Duclos, phisto.
!. :, rien, Dinan, Bretagne ..N.-
l763-Mort de Mariyaux.
Is33-Bill du compromis de CLAY.
iee0-Eloge de Lincoln pro nonc6
par Bancroft devant 10 Congrss.
l3 l6ss-Gaillaumc d d'Orango ct Marie,
prociames roi ct refine d'Angle.
terre
l695-Naissanco dc FRANCHISE dis
sembourg, dHapponcourt, do
Gratligny, Nancy; mertc 4
Paris en- 1883
l73s--Naissance de Charles Maurice
de Talleyrand- Perigord, Paris,
mort le ~ mai 1888
i"I-Thomas johnson elu premier
gouverneur constitutional du
Maryland
l7s7-- George Guillaume, nomme
prince do Lippo.Schaucmbourg
:, :, lie lc 20 decembre 1854.
is2o.Louvcl assassinc 10 due do
Berry. -, -.
ls52-Mort dc David Young.
ls66--Lcs Chambres louisianaiscs
nnnulent lie veto du gouverneur
Wells.
Evasion du fibustier Craw.
ford. : "
10 l734-Naissance de pterre.Iouis.
comte dc Rrderor, a Metz.
10 lsol-Naissance dc Frederic. Gull
laume, nomm6 prince de Ho-
henzollern Hechingcn le 10
septcmbre 1898.
le55--Inauguraiion de In vote ferree
do fisthmc do Panama