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, 1860-11-02
The Condition and Ro4Ieto4 Of V1re
Etn1A.
q Especial Dispatch to the y. +, Times.
RIcHxnHn. Va. TncadaY. Qcf. So.

1QCaXU1Ua w, uGbs413t JET "'
hare carefully inquired into the condition
of things here, and find the common reports
Of the feeling in Virginia much exaggerated.
The financial condition Of tho state Is excel
lent. OF course there Ia great deal Of panic
making; but the truth Is That everything de-
ponds On South Carolina In regard to the nc
ton Of tbls hta,e: Il .le 9eeeR.e the s;octio{a
of n Lincoln ;Yl1glnF u. Ean skt IT. tie go;e
Notwithstanding. Things arc decidedly I'm
proving, md tho boiler ia an impending csias:
frophe Is se.iously modified here BY the in.
erease Of general temper Of conelinFioa I'D
EorheaS1uno, Y.
, 1860-11-02
Correction.

Ina letter from AN 1sRiE111E" on the Sec
ond pace of this paper the word: 1szaelttc, "
in quotation from the 7aos<s and Herald, by
an error, il made to read "1nSfnctb'es."' This
correction is necessary to give sense and mean'
ing to what would otherwise be tnerpsicable.
, 1860-11-02

Another BlRudef N41Ied--Re4d Rev.
mr., HAFtmAnnss Testimony.
CHICAGO, Eov. !, 1850. y

CHICAGO, Nov. i, 1850 '
Edttors Chicago Tribune!
JIaylng seen an article In yesterdays Tina
and Herald containing an attack on A1. Aes:
ings character by charging him With tntidet-
uy and atheism, i feel myself called npon't to
make few remarks ~ regard 70 that CHARGE
as itseems to me, brought forward only with
4 malicious design to injure HI. Heslng In the
eyes Of all religious voters Of Cook county:
Although Nj. Hcsing is not = member Of my
cburch, l hare had sufficient opportunities to
know bis character, aud ean only ray thst I
always found him m honest, upright, sober
aud good man, who did not give offcncein any
respect. know that be IL held IN the same
estimation by all who have the pleasure to be
aa6re 6f'ie@s intimate nth hin. Rea!e!ins, ,
therefore,, the charge made against him entire:
IL unjust and untopnded, / would not think
had fulallcd my duty towards my fellow mau
and my couutr lyman, II did not by tho abo's
statement, contradict that malicious attack.
Nossraspecttully youra, = -
JOSEPH HAKrxAKx,
Pastor Of the German Evangelical st Pan9'
Church
, 1860-11-02

~ We understand that III. Secretary Cobb
declared oE Monday that he would resign the
KEYS Of the Treasury and return to Georgia
nnou Lincoln's election. II this were gener-
aliy believed, 1t would give NJ. Lincoln some
additional Fotes-E. r Tribune
, 1860-11-02

VIM. r. Ke11oEE's Appointments.
VIM. r. kellogg. will address the people II fol-
love:
Hazel Grove, Fulton Co.. Saturday afternoon.
Nuv.3.
Vermont, Fulton Co.. Saturday evening, Nov. ..
Ip.ris Fulton Co.. Monday, November sth. at =
o'clock r. 4.
Bsrnsdotie, Fulton Co.. Monday. November
9TH, IL the evening nj ~ O'Clock
, 1860-11-02
Ctiraqo Trihu1tc,


Appointments Of Hon. d. H. Cartier.
l,oA. H. X, Cartier q! Ohio. will address the peo-
,r O, Illinois Oh political topics Al the followi.
lines and places:
s,.Ip,71r}s fsu1aaE En.,,,,,.,,.,.,......NO C. Nov. Z
, 1860-11-02

An Absurd and Illegal Ordinance.
Whatever space is mot occupied In the Times
and Herald with covert advocacy Of Disunion,
Is filled will new laws IN regard to holding
elections. Yesterday it gave place to most
absurd communication signed By three pro-
slavery Aldermen, viz: Myers, Prlndlyillc and
Marshall. The article is after the style Of a
Mexican pronunciamento. It is dircetcd to
the members Of the Common Council, Us fol.
lows:
Common Council Meeting.
To Aldermen Bostford, Colby. Marshall, Harria,
Joy, Jones, Kennedy: Myers. Tafs, Foss, Reno,
Cobb. Alftan, Hubbard. Wahl. Pnnd&ville,
Huck, Perkins, Comfsky and Mcdonald:
There will be meeting Of the Common Council
on Friday evening. November I'd. at o'clock. for
the pasrage Of the following ordinance, with any
amendments that may be added thereto.
{Sicned) REDMOND PR1NpITuiE,
SAMUEL MYERS, N
JAMES u. MAReHAL-19 e
, 1860-11-02

terly repudiatc the fusion whereby few wire
workers assumed to sell out their votes and
give majority Of the Electors 10 Bell and
breckinridgc. They hare reinstatcd the clean
Douglas ticket, and will support that, and that
only, to the end. Thrce Of the names on 1t arc
those Of the Douglas men on tho fusion ticket;
son oe and M aanst al sop WITH cod
The Douglas men In this and one OF two
other 6tatcs-H there arc any other who haye
fused-wil wish, before this time next week,
that they likewise had preserved their party
integrity as their brethren In New Jersey have
done hut that is their bnsIucss---N. =. Trib.,
Gtf 81
, 1860-11-02

FoB7roxEp.-The excursion IN the Comb.
nat1on Caz On the r. l. Fl. W.:& c. r. r. was
Yesterday postponed on accouut Of weather,
, 1860-11-02

DI E d.
In this city, No.. 1st 1851. Ass. ABIGAIL TOrSG,
aged u years.
Funeral t&y Nov ID. At o'clock ?. H. 1t tbs resi.
dence Of her tonInAH Moses Boynson. LIS ct Kin
ze street Frepts OF the family are requested At
tend without further notice.
fENeY HapaI ehlEt papen ple3se COPY.
, 1860-11-02

Assistant Secretary Clayton denies any COM
plicity with the disunion scheme. lie says he
never saw Lackey, to tho best Of his knowl-
edge and belief. Thus cxpiodes, with great
tory canard Of TINT gentleman, Secretary
Cobb also denies everything imputed to him
In the New York papers touching the disrup-
ton Of the Union. He denounces it rs m un-
mitlgnted lie, made up Of some casual remark
of his to the effect that there would be trouble
In the South If Lincoln should succeed
, 1860-11-02

CHICAGO, Oct %. 1850.
I, LAxrEnrs. Esq, Of the Committee OF the Ar
better Vcrein:
DEAR S1n:-Tc are in receipt Of your favor
Of the 96th inst, making inquiries relative to
our opinions In regard to change Of tue Lien
Law,'s accompanied by draft Of a hill to
amend the same We have also received an
inquiry as to our opinion relative to an amend
1ncnt Of the "Garnishee Law"
The objects proposed in the bill and IN both
inquiries, meet our approval, and we shall be
glad If elected, to do all In our power to effect
such an alteration in both the Lien and Garni-
shcc Laws as will more effectually secure to
the laborcr the inst reward Of his toll, without
unnecessary embarrassment to others, such
amendments We suppose to be ~ practicable
as desirable. Truly yours, -.
{signcdD Nm. =: OGDEN,
WM. II. BROWN,
j. YOUNG SCAAAoS.
The Central Committee bad a meeting last
evening and resolved TINT the replies were sat-
isfactory, md ordered them printed in the city
rnners
, 1860-11-02

BENEFIT BA1L-The first Animal Ball Of
the Washington Lodge A. P. A., is to be held
at Witkowsky Hall on Monday evening next,
for the benefit Of the Widows and Orphans
fund.
, 1860-11-02

Reply 10 Interrogatortes-Th Lien
Question.

The following letters ware received By tile
Central Committee of the different Working
Mems Associations Of this city in reply to Ger
tain questions proponnded by them to tie
candidates for Legislature in this county:
CHICAGO, Oct. 81, 1850.
F. Ecux1nr. Esq:
DEAR Sir: Your communication in behalf
Of the Central Committee Of the Chicago L..
borers' Society, WIS duly received, also i Bill
to amend Chapter G5 Of the Revised Statutes,
entitled Liens.
have examined the Bill proposed and con
slider Its provisions cmInently fair and just:
Should be elected member Of the General
Assembly. will use my best endeayors to pro-
cure the passage at Bill to secure tho objects
proposed In the one submitted, believing as /
do that in no way can legislators better sub
serve the interests Of the State than By sccur-
ing to the working men the just reward Of
their labor. Yours respectfully.
:. s. II. WILSON.
, 1860-11-02
Aurofutmcnrk Of Hon. II. C. Schcnck
aud bonn Pkntts


lion. Robert G. Schcnck aud Dom Fiatt. Of Ohio,
viii satIress the people of Illinois m political top.
ict a: thc following uucs and places:
Springfield, Sangamou Co...-....-...-..N Nor ber
, 1860-11-02

Scnator noolittle. Of Wf+con+in. nil1 address the
peoulr Of Peoria aud Fulton counties as follows:
.'nha. Fn1tbn Co. Friday. hos.
Avon ........... Saturday, Nov.
, 1860-11-02
L PR0-SLAVERY CALUmNT he
FUTED.


Editors Chicago Tribune:
Ono Of Mr. Weutworth's policemen, the noto-
rious Chas. Walker, who By his detective ahil-
itics nearly succeeded some time ago In bring
ing an innocent nan, BY the name Of Bauer,
into the Penitcntiary for alleged cattle steal-
ing, published All article in TINT veracious sheet
the Times and Herald, trying to injnre the rep
utation Of the Republican candidate for sher-
III, Mr. 4. c. Hesing. The same article was
published some weeks ago In the ' '.St7nme dcs
To1ks," German paper Of this city. In this
first literary exercise, the man Walker refer
rcd to certain gentlemen Us to the truth Of his
statements, who promptly came forward to
brand him as liar and calumn1atoE. The edl-
tor Of the Times and Herald, who Is always op-
posed to personal rccriminations In political
contest, Ind the good tact to decline the pub
fishing OF a translation Of the slanderous aru-
Gle of the 1aan Walker. But change seems
to have come over the spirit Of his dreams,
and short week before election uny slauder
Is sgood enough for him, If by such means he
can injure political opponent In order to
set the public at rest about the barefaced as-
sertions Of the man Walker, We subIoin the
following translation Of tho declarations Of the
gentlemen concerned in the alleged transla-
tions, to whom Walker appealed BY name in
his first publication, which he ttudiously
avoids to refer to there In his second:
Editor 8temms dee Vo!ks":
As policeman Chns. Walker, the nuthor Of 4
charge against Mr.. Hcsing in the " 4Sanne des
to1kx," refers to me as to the truth Of 1t, l
| hereby declare that my attorney inspected all
the papers which refer to the leyies made on
! my property, and that It appeared as evident,
that ,.one d the charges brought Jor'odrd dgdtnst
Mr. Htsing hare any foundation in fad: At
| never lad any reason to doubt the honesty Of
Sir, Hesing, and that only knew Of the artl.
Gle in the ''!Senms des Iolks" al1cE It had heeu
published. JoHx PoRTNAN.
Chicago, Oct. 18th, 1860.
To the above article Of Nr. John Portman,
| will 6dd that / never was interested In the
brewery Of Mcssrs Relser & Portman, and
which Mr.. 4. {. Hesing had TO levy against
Reiser d Portman, and l cannot Sec how
Charles Walker could refer to my testimony.
was present at the examination Of the pa
pers, where II was found out TINT nll the
clargcs against Mr. Hcsing we're devoid Of any
foundation ThaqteveE... -. n eca4uf1:
Editor "stemue des yolls:"
1vas one Of the platntins in the suit agninsI
Relecr Il Portman. md thus suppose tha1
the reference Of Chas. Walker to one Johr
Ianda7cf mrans the undersigned. therefor
do not hesitate to give my testimony In th'
csse according to truth and have 70 eay thu
al the charges brought against Mr Hesinsg
which bcar on their face already the sign Q
improbablllty, arc entirely destitute Of truth
will add that 3tr. Hcs!pS did more busines
for me- than {hc case referred to, and fea
bound TO publicly declare that he is q tho,
ough business man, and that only malice IN
calumny can dare to sssail his character:
JoaKPU GRAF.
, 1860-11-02

WEsr SIDE Juston WinE AwAKEs ATrESr1oH!
You arc hereby notified to be at your hall, corner
Of Morgan and Randolph streets. this evening At
precisely halfpast SIX for drill and meeting. Bring
your new members along, in order that We may
parade with full ranks on Saturday evening. By
order, II. CLAY DAaor, Sec'y.
, 1860-11-02

Nnl =. Pinto, Republican anaidate for Eector.
.Fill;;address tho people ~ followa: =
, 1860-11-02

Third WAnD.-Thcrc will be q meeting of the
Third Ward Republicans at Hcmriek's On South
Clark street, between Polk and Taylor ttreetH this
{Fdday) eycning. Ae*srs. Scammon, Brown,
Haven. HessIng, Bradley and schlaer, will b. on
hand TO address the meeting. By order of Cam
| Dafrp Committee.
, 1860-11-02
NUMBER 106.
a111uSftnrnt5.

HfcVICKER'S THEATRE.
lF1 Msdison street between State and Dearborn.
r. Door, opea 1t : o'clock.. Performance to com
%sses @ a;1x esosk. Boz ot'ce open fom 1afllll And
eeass; F4iSste % so1ts. sa.a md ss.o ~ ~
BENEFIT OF MISS KIMBERLY.
Friday, Nov. ii. 1854. la*s night but one Of
THE oc1oEooHfE fHE ocronooExHHF! xHF ocFoR00S':
Aiss KIMBERLY Is ZOE. M,ss KIMBERLY As zoc::
THE THE 9sF9k9SS 9SF9k9SS SLAVE SLAVE:
Beautiful Scenery! Beautiful Scenery:
t. Tss s':1s s!:ys ss':: ss':::
THE LYNCH TRIAL: THE-LYScH TRIAL.:
THE BURNING STEAMER
Take Your Famiue4! Take Tour Families:
THE occoRooS. THE ocroRoox.:
AT KINGsBURY HALL,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings, How.
mn. cusmmAx.
VIM eoMmence hls se.ies Of KAosa. Relief ccacert'
Union sr tSs as1s six aoaths Any afteie suited ia q
the HantA OF tho suaeEera. = tent4 will aecnFe Nd
mission It the door. Concert will commence at IL
O'Clock. doors open nt1.
ee 9e Id ;Rt s5 I'd In
q Tae e@;nfs 4Is ~ b If - tst
Tho Goods deposited With tie -t1eEie4n E4pTest 10
subject 70 the order OF rhsddeus Hyatt, Genera
Agent k1usaa Relief Society,
II Is hoped that the happy. good and prospcrou.
people of Chicago VIII sse that the aborc report {
such that they will be willing the entire world shonle
read IT. and that their example may encourage oihcl
cities 70 do llkeHfee. nol-t:8&.::-
, 1860-11-02

P1oSEEHs ATTEs;T1oN!-Y last regular meet
Ing, before election. will be held this evening and
every member is etrnestly desired to attend cspt
oeborne has returned and will bo on hand.
]. J. hcuAnps, Prcs't.
, 1860-11-02

The presenta.i ion was felicitously made, and
the deserved tribute falls to young man, who,
If he battles in the cause Of truth as skillfully
aud brayely Us he breasted the fearful surf of
Ninnetka on that memorable Saturday, will
mike his mark on his aGc.
, 1860-11-02

CONCERT IN AID or TIE Kansas SUFFER-
ERs.-Tle second Of the series Of concerts Of
Legrand B. Cnshman in mid Of sufferers by the
tamine in Kansas, takes place at Kingsbury
Hall this evening. Let there be n full turn
0ut
, 1860-11-02

NoTIcR.-The Republican meeting advertised to
he held at the North Market Hall on Friday even
Ins the ID inst, IL postponed on account Of the
pole Raising, to take place in tho Seventh Ward
On the samc evening. BY order OF the Committee.
, 1860-11-02

T Rainy, stormy, windy clustering weather,
every body drowned out, house servants ugly,
wives scoldins. husbands cEoss. children crying.
house cold. entry covered with water-al1 because
you hare not got that Rubber Moulding and Wealth
eE Strips On your tloors and windows. These azti
cles can be found ut No. i KinSshury Block, tup
ftafEsl
, 1860-11-02
THE CITY.

SH1P CARPENTERS SrR1KE.-Wc learn thnt
quite number Of our ship carpenters are on
strike for higher wages. F.,
CHEss-A beautiful little statuette Of Paul
Morphy has been sent to the Chess Club In
this city to adorn their room In Portland
Block, by Col Nash, Of the party Of New Or
leans cxcursionists.
, 1860-11-02
NJ "A r r ! E D.


AT Taunton Naea1 on the 1gth lnst- by the Fer.
Mtss JULIA 4. TURNER, Of the FORMER place.
, 1860-11-02

SEVENTH WAnD SEWARD CLrB.-Th1s German
Republican Pioneer Club will give ball lat Kramer,
Golson Koc1pezs GARDEN On North Wells street
near North Avenue, on Saturday evening. Noscu-
her 3D. to which al the Republicans ct the city are
respectfully inEitcd. Tickets Is cents. Ladies
free. by order Of the Committee.
70 Go to john Joness, 119 Dearborn street,
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be we'll done, aud At prices to suit the timer.
, 1860-11-02

: presented to EDWARD ". SPENCER, for his:
:noh1e conduct In helping to rescuc survivors:
from the wreck Of the Lady Elgin, Sept. 18th, !:
.1ff1'' :.
, 1860-11-02

fund.
CONCERT IN AID or TIE KASsAs SUFFER-
ERs.-Tle second Of the series of concerts Of
Legrand B. Cushma1 in mid Of sufferers by the
fa1nine in Kansas, takes place at Kingsbury
Hall this evening. Let there be = full turn
out.
OPEnAr1c CONCERTS N BRIAN HA11.-A
, letter from Grau, manager of the troupe, an
nounces that the opcEatic company under the
conductorship Of signor Muzio. will give two.
concerts In this city, at Bryan Hall, on the
evenings Of November 18th and 18th. The
singers are Mad. Pauline Colson; Miss Kel-
log, new and, rumor says, excellent soprano;
Brignoli, tenor; Ferri, baritone, and susini,
basso.
NEW Mrs1c-H. NJ I1iggings, ut No. III
Randolph street, has within the past two years
been issuing the musical productions Of J. P.
Webster, which are Of class and popularity
to do credit 10 any composer and publishing
| house. Tho latest issued arc "Zuia Zongs"
"My Little Wife and r." and "Thc Old Nan
Dreams" They arc worthy place. Oh every
piano, and will have q large sale.
Mcv1cKER's TuEA1RE.-By reference to our
| advertising columns it will be seen that the
"Octoroon" will be presented this evening
| for the benefit Of Miss Kimberly who will ap-
pear us Zoe, the slave. This is tho last night
| but one Of the great drnma- Miss Anna 1nce,
who il highly spoken Of by our exchanges,
commences an engagement at McVicker's
| Theatre next week.
ACCIDENTAL DROWNING. Coroner James
held an inquest yesterday afternoon, on the
| body of man named John Brown, a hand on
the canal boat Prairie Queen, who fell from the
deck yesterday morning, before daylight, about
three miles south of Bridgeport, and was
drowned. Deceased leaves wife and children
In the city. The accident was caused by his
foot slipping, the deck being vet. He Eank
Immediately.
FAIL ToKESs.-The Southern sky on Thur
day night was brightly aglow with prairie fires
| where the vast tracts of reedy marshes and
wet prairie Land were being swept by tlis raw
necr once so widely feature Of Western life
Year by year the domain once left for the tri
umphant progress Of these fires gets shortened
in and lcsscned By advancing civilization
Fences checker the prairics, corn blades and
grain stalks wave where the plough hns ban
ished the prairic flower, or the sward level Al
floor, or rolling like the seals fled down" b]
vast herds Of noble cattle. Prairie fires thut
come to be dreaded md guarded against, and
are Us much disaster to the farmer as TIL
burning OF his ricks and fences ,one disasteroftc1
included In the other. The yast tracts to thl
south Of rs scarcely raised above the level o
the lake, together with other not more availa
! BILE tracts in various parts Of our State ar'
about all the theatre willingly left for the an
nual grand spectacle Of prairie fire.
, 1860-11-02
Schemes Of the Dtsunfoni8ts.
Especial Dispatch to tho Y. i, Timcs.l

NAsWS0T0N, T1efdaE. Oct. u.
The plan Of tie Southern Disunionlsts, as
inst exposed, is to hold back the cotton crop,
which has already been drawn on, and refuse
to let o single ba;; be shipped to England: Tho
result will be, as they suppose, Il drain Of spc-
cic and general financial crisis.
The secessionists announce their purpose to
make Vlrginia The New England Of the South
cru Confederacy, and by stimulating her cner-
gies and developing her resources, 10 increase
the value of her sInvc property. It is not ex-
pected that Virgtnia will join in the secession
movement. Q.
Especial Dispatch to the World.1
WASHINGTON, Oct. -.
A. usual, Washington has had Its sensation
today. The report TINT Stephens, Of GcorEia,
was out for Breckenridge, caused much cx-
citcmcnt, which continued until contra1ic-
ton By telegraph.
, 1860-11-02

~ After all tie pains and labor taken By D. B
De Land i Co., 10 produce pure saleratus, We
are rejoiced to hnd that the public generally ap-
precasc, and are literally patronixng this eelehra
ted mandatory. Dc Land j. Co.'s 6aleratus has
worldwide reputation for its perfect purity, and
there is no longer any reasonable excuse for oblis
Ing people to cat disgusting and uuwholesome
bread biscuit, pastry, &c. made 80 By impure
Saleratus. 1t Is old at Wholesale BY the principal
grocers in Chicago aud Milwaukee, and by retail
grucess and storelsccpcrs everywhere.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-08
Adventure with a Tiger.

A recent work on The Wild Sports Of In
did contains the following graphic story =
had scarcely been to sleep an hour before
was awoke by shout from the cuifadar that
one of the troopers was carried off by the IL
ger. leaped out OF bed, and selzing the
large single two-ounce rifle, kept loaded with
powder only for the purpose, fred il off in
the air. Il was pitch dark; not a bit of fire in
the camp, save one or two embers near the
spot where the trooper was seized, and over
which the tigress had sprang on her victim.
got my clothes on as rapidly as possible, buck
led on my sword and seized one ofmy rifles
my younger shikaree Nursoo took the other
My khidmufger, or table servant, a man by
name Fakir Ahmed, got my candlestick and
shade and the villagers, number Of whom
had remained in the village, rushed down with
torches into the camp Ny shikaree and Man
galee could not at first be fonnd The duiia-
dar told me in which direction the tigress had
gone He had been standing within Eve pa
ces Of the man; in fact he was seeing the
sentry changed The poor fellow who was
seized was putting on his belts to go on duty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-08


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9ailg empire,

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I. r. TX Il LII X Sc Q O b,
New Empire Building, no Main st..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-08
baltimore and Ohio RalIroad.
.1frults.

SPECIAL NOTICE
I AM now offering my splendid stock Of PEACHES
at No. "a, Jefferson street, Huston Building They
will he brought n fresh every day. Leave your ORDER
and they will be sent to your house free Of charge.
iy3O DANIEL GARST.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-08
A Court Dinner in the OIden
Time.

AT the first course came "Bucknard" which
appears to have been a soup made of fowl,
rabbit or veal, stewed with ground almonds,
currants, sugar, powdered ginger, cinnamon
cloves and mace, colored with sanders, favor
ed with minced onions, parsely, sage, and
hyssop, and thickened with rice. With the
Bucllnard came "Browet of Almagne," which
was'made of rabbits, and ribs of pork, or kid,
cut in pieces, stewed with bruised almonds
and spices, colored with allianet and saffron,
and favored with vinegar and powdered gin
ger With these dishes appeared great
flesh "a large joint we'll roasted, capon and
swan roasted, shield of St John and an an
gel Ga subtlety) with leech "a sweet-meat, }
and great "baken mete," n baron or sirloin. At
the second course "Jusset" which is describ-
ed as capons boiled with herbs and colored
with saffron "for lord" yolks of eggs are to
be stirred in; and for "commons" the yolks
are to be mixed with grated bread va
Ham's Memoirs Of the Royal Family.