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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-08
A STRING OF EN-.

preston that we changed a Reso-
luton adopted at the War Meet.
ing, and as furnished by the Sec.
rotary. If we understand, c.. F.
Webster Esq. was the Secretary
of the meeting. and Fitz J. Nc
kay Asst Secty. Now we under
take to say that the Secty. had
nothing to do with the Report
on the contrary, it was made out
by Mckay, to suit his purposes.
1t was in his hand writing, and
we presume was never seen by the
Secty. until in print.
In comforting with our demo-
cratic friends who attended the
mceting-~and they were many
before publishing, they advised
us that, from their recollection,
the word omitted was interpolate4
by the Asst. Secty.
Again, he endeavors to convey
the idea that the four on the COM
mittee alluded to in our paper
are in favor of the Union but
are they in favor of the Comstitu-
tien too ! and if so, why object
to having TIE word in the resolu-
tons and what for a Union can
we have without a Constitution !
Of the loyalty of the Democrat
on the committee, as Sirius" says,
there is no doubt but which of
the others have ever given far.
thing to returned soldiers to
aid enlistments or in any man.
ner promote the ends of the gov
eminent. While they would like
to have every body enlist but
themselves and their friends, We
know that one of them followed
a brother-in-law nearly to Nc
Gregor last fall to prevent his en-
listing for the war yet this man
is patriot. while Dem ocrats
that have ever encouraged their
sons and brothers, friends and
relations in enlisting, are traitors.
Shame on such patriotism, and
such logic!
Again, it asserts that Gen
Fremont was cleared of every
charge and given a command,
When =! and how He certainly
had no trial: Cameron, too, was
given an office, and the President
assumed the guilt of his acts, but
neither Of them have been tried
or legally acquitted of the charges
preferred before the tribunal of the
courts, much less at the bar of
public opinion, Fremont was re-
stored to his command after the
report of the Van Wick Congress
sional Committe, made to Con-
gress December 18th, 1861, but
before the reprint from the War
Commission was made, and from
which our extract was taken.
Further than that, upon the APP
pearance of that report, or soon
after, Gen. Pope was appointedto
a position virtually superceding
Fremont.
Again, it says the Democrats of
Allamakee County refused to pass
any resolution that they would
give the administration their sup.
port in suppressing the rebellion.
The 9TH Resolution of their Con-
venticn held in that county, on
the 28th Of June, 1862, reads as
follows
18Th Resolved, That We coincide
with the sentiments and opinion as ex-
pressed by the conservative members
Of the United States Senate and House
Of Representatives in support of the
Constitution rs it is and the restoration
Of the Union as it was"
Now we don't accuse the editor
of "Sirius" of lying, of course
not, but we do say, however,
that he is mighty economical in
the use of truth that the year of
our Lord-one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-two-has been
remarkably prolific of asses; and
that while liars may repent, fools
never learn.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-08
CHANGE OF PROPERTY AT MpGREG
OR, IOWA.

We have been informed that the Store for
n'erly occupied by Terry as clothiag store
has been pur chased by Hammerslough Bros,
the enterprising clothing merchants Of Mo
Gregor. They intend to fill it up from foor
tooelng. with large stock Of fall aud VIM
tor clothing.
Farmers, bear thisin mind, that Hammer.
slough Broe. win shortly occupy their new
Store Room, with q bouncing stock Of Goods
fzS2A
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-08
IN DISTRICT COURT OF HOWARD CO..
IOWA.
Harriet Hinda,
PelegS. whitman, Notice.
and Martin Prngle.

TO the defendants above named
You are hereby notified that there is file in the
Office Of the Clerk District Of Howard county,
Iowa. apeon of Harriet Kinds, claiming Of you the
ninety dollars and interest thereon at ten per cent from
the 1.t day Of October 1857 money due prom
,ssory note OF mortgage executed
the same and you the said Martin Pnge here
by notified than personal claim is made against you
And unless appear thereto and defend before Of
the day tho Of said to be holden
said county commencing the 9Th monday after the
Sd monday in September u. 1862, default will be
tered against you and judgment rendered thereon.
D. H. HUGHES & NJ. v. BURDICK,
Att .rney's for Pr
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-08

The republican convention at
West Union nominated for Con-
gress w. B, Allison, of Du-
buque; for Judge, E. H. Will
liams is nominated, and for Dis
trict Atty, Milo McGlathery is
re-nominated.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-08
IN DISTRICT COURT OF HOWARD CO.
IOWA.
Morris Clutches, \
Josiah F. Mitchell \ Notice Of Suit
Geo. w. Schofeld, t
and J. L. Booth.

TO the defendants above named
You hereby notified that before the 18th day OF
September next there will be file In the Office ofthe Clerk
Of the District Howard comfy Iowa. petition OF
Morris Clutches claiming Of the defendant Josiah Mitch
ell the of seventy and s. 100 dollars and inter-
est thereon at ten per from the 18th day Of Jnly
money due pronssry noc and the foreclosure OF
mortgage executed to the same; and the said
George W. schocle Philander Smith and J. L. Booth
are hereby notified that personal claim made against
the And unless you appear thereto and defend before
noon Of second day Of term Of said court to be
holden in said county, commencing on the fifth monday
after the third monday in September 1862 default will b
entered against and judgment rendered thereon a.
prayed for in said petition.
n. n. HUGHES & NJ. Y. BURblCK.
Attorneys for Plf.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-08
Att .rney's for P e
IN DISTRICT COURTOr HOWARD 90.
IOWA.
Daniel shule,
Christian McEwen, { Notice Of Suit

TO Christian McEwen aad John Plumb, Defendants:
You are hereby nohsd that there Is file in the
office the CLERK District Court Of Howard county,
Iowa petition of Daniel shue, claiming Of you the said
Christian McEwen the Of two hundred and ninety six
and dollars and interest thereon from the 18th day
Of April A. D. 1885, money due q promissory note
and the foreclosure OF deed in the MIXTURE of mortgage
executed the and the said John Plumb
are hereby notified that personal claim made against
you And you appear thereto and defend before
noon Of the second day Of the court to be
holden In said county, commencing the fifth monday
after the Sd monday in September 1862 default Will
Be entered against you and judgment rendered thereon
ID. II. HUGHES g. NJ. v. BURDICK, ~
Attorneys for Piff
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-08-08
FRIDAY, AUGUST 9Th, 1862.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 9Th, 1862.
10 We have appointed the following
assotsto obtain subscription and advertising
f,r she FLAINDEALER, in their respective
localities, and viii! recognize their receipts:
New York City Mathcr & Abbott
Howard, Iowa. James Hall.
Zine Springs, Iowa, "A. NJ. Van Leuven
Rusti, New York, -. Thompson G Mead
Jamestown, N Y,....A. P. Wilcox.
Button, Iowa, f. r. Fletcher.
Also. Post Masters every where.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
United STATES DISTRICT COURT-FEB. T.
Before Judge BKTTs.

RETURNS OF PROCESS.
United States AIT. One Nirl mia 6 per cent Bond
fo Oo eud oher bonds ard money seized uhder the acts
u Juy 49, 1851 aud Of Aug Of r. Mercury appeared Tor
csGau George Miles and o0iaiied an adjournment os
INIT, States s,t Schooner WIN. II. NoThrup and Cage
This se-,cl seiz d Dec 25 by the tuied sses sbip
cfuaudina alleged attempt violate the blockade OF
.yf us'on " C. Toe Government ready for tTii but
claimants ked and Obtained at adjourn neht OF one week.
within witch 10 file their claim rnd sns-er.
rh United sg the schooner Prince Leopold and
In this cause motion in behalf OF the ielsnts TO sp-
pe and bond the csgo Jendenie ne or for argument
he motion was made All iayi Of experts, which sisted
t.rprp.ne from it, Daure exposed 70 wastage oss
end thai the present market value OF the cargo
very Lgu and tia. should any huosuaton occur add he
y.n. of tufp-u inc fab 10th tue OWNS ard cstor would
,ner loss The opposed upon the eud, hr't
that while IN, affidavit. showed liability 10 future loss they
did not disclose any present the aud second
that al Prize Court we're 20 be avoided pos
bl. The Court ed tnat IL had the power to ocef sAee
and ,hond all exercise that power where the tesu
ov showed justice aud Y OF ia exercise Dot THAR
the sd,yits herein did no, STOW such pefhi9s ndios
M the cargo as to warrant he iue. e enoe Of te Coft
The thai OF the heavy Pyeoek vine case "a' then resumed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
FOR CHARLES SAKE.
C. D. P.-Ob. oct. %. 1861

TIE night lie late, the house 10 s'i"'
The angels Of the bonr fulfill
Their tender ministries, ana move
From coueb to couch, in cares OF love.
They drop into thy dreams sweet whe'
The happiest smile Of Ciarles HE,
And lay on Babys bps q hiss.
Fresh from bis angel-brothers Ohssi
And, as they pass, they seem to make
4 strange. dian hymn, " For Charlie 8 Sake
Nv listening heart takes up tie strain,
Ard giyes it TO the night again,
Fitted with words of owly praise,
And patience learned Of mourniul days,
And memories of the dead chilI's Ways.
His will be done, His will be done!
Who gave and took away my SON.
IN " the far land TO shine and sing
Before tie Beautiful. the King
Who every day doth Christmas MAKE
Ags,.r,d ard b,.lrd for On .rlie e sake.
For Charles sake will ari'ei
will anoint me ere he hes'
And change nv raimeut, and 90 In
To tLe Lords House, anu leave my an
Without. and seat me at his board
rst and be glad, and praise Tie Lord.
For wherefore should fast and weep,
And sulen moods Of mourning keep
I cannot bring him back, nor lie,
For any calling, come to met
The bond the angel Death did sign,
God sesled-for Charles sake, and mine.
I'm very poor-his slender stone
Nsrks All the narrow field own
YET. patieDt husbandman, oil
With faith and prayers, that precious hLl,
Sow iswih peniteuti4l pains,
And. hopeful, wait the latter rains:
Content it. after AL the spot
Yield barely one forgei-me-not-.
Whether or figs or tbisilos make
AZ crop, content for Charities sake.
have no houses, builded we'll
Only tia, little lonesome cell,
Where never rompiug payma;es como.
Nor basbfal sweeihearts, ouuuing-dumb-
An April burst of girls aud boys,
Their rinbowed cloud Of glooms and joys,
Born with their songs, qoue with their toys;
Nor ever is lie Stiffness stirred
BY purr of cat, or chirp Of bird,
Or mothers 1iliglt le,end, told
OF Homers pie, or T.ddlIrs gold,
Or Fairy, hobbing to Tie door,
Rsd.eioaked ard weird, banned and poor,
To bless The good Guild s gracious eyes,
The good child wis'fnl charities,
And crippled cbaugeiiDgs bunch to make
Dance on bis cruleh, for good ehild's sake.
How is it with the child ? lis well;
Nor would any miracle
Might stir my sleeper's tranquil trance,
Or plague bis psinIess countenauce:
/ would not any Seer might place
His staff on my immortls face,
Or liz 10 lip, and eye to eye,
Charm back biz pale mortality.
No, Shunammite ] would not break
Goa stilEess. Let them weep who wake.t
For Charles cake my 1T is best;
No comfort ike HE mothers breast,
No praise like hers; no charm expressed
In fairest forms hath half her zest.
For Charles sake this birds caressed
That D,ah lei, lonely in the nest;
For Cbarlie's sake my heart is dressed,
As for its birthday, in It's beat
For Charles sake we leave The rest
10 Him who gave, and who did take,
And saved us tv ice, for Charles sake. go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
corRr CALENDAR-Tns DAY.

SUPREME CoUEr-GESERAL TEaM.-Ihe nop'
euuurra,ed alendar will be cslled -
SUPREME CouRr--SPEcIAL TERm.-Demlrredr1s.-, -
Noe t. 8 35 Issues OF Law, &c-Nes 80 ',ts 81 '''
pa IOrl lqS l.o 100 100 2e 2T 2ll 22 30 |S an ooo7
SUPERIOR CoURr-Part Nos. W, 49, 90 aSp,
2s4J 3O5 3o3 ll25 27 1913, gos S,V s;, s 9,,i 40
gc37 Part n Nos 1885, Hi2. no 80" 'si' '
n 3s a56 $780, JJIg 34Jg, 3S+a, S,s4 o o. &c, sc,
CoMMoS PLE,sPart I-Nos;, SUB o. P,, H. I1So,
$50 aCi s65 si7 s69 $40 75S 49, ~ - IA ~ va
SO, 80 go. 6i7. ?3J, iio' Oh 49, '''''
l2i5 49, C,,rxnAp-Feh e.
No. 80 A. al. 3D. a. 49, 30. co. ." - %, y, 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

pn,sr,1,rroS.-Edward Ryan, recently eth

pp,srsr.rloS-Ed Edward Ryan, recently EN-
,la,ed ont Jersey City Ferry, having been ap-
",,ed Masters Mate in tie L. S. Navy, was on
s wonday evening presented with regulation sword
sv his fellow employees. Mr. Frank Smith was e.
lre,ed to make tue presentation, which he did In the
following effective speech: There is your sword;
how do YOU Ike it I" Mr. Ryan being taken W
surprise, with great emotion replied: That 10
bully; trstrate.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
LAZY INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-CHAxBRks- fsB. 4-Befors Justice
IS6HABAH.
coSTEMPT-ATTAcHsEN TO ISSUE BEFORE ORDER
James Smith sgt. Wa. Smith.

ls6RABAn
coSTEMPT-ATTAcHsENr TO ISSUE BEFORE 0RDER
OF ARREST.
James Smith sgt Wa. Smith
This wss notion by defendant 10 vacate an order
arest The action commeIced by the plaintiff to obtain
marriage between hin and sntf On tue ioh Of Decenbes
order however, made directing defendant 70 psy
sni counsel fee of 80 Defendant failed comply.
ID on the th u, an osder ssoed against him.
claimed ia behalf Of the motto that no attachment bad
gains, defendant and tia, he had had opportunity
The Judge decided grounds valid granted the motion,
I'D orde red attachment to issue, bal able IL $3.50
WIN. X. stafford Tor motion, }. d. Warren opposed.
DECISIONS.
IN re sal,us-BiIls tarsd.
Before Justice LEONARD.
Douaid ss,: Spencer o; Stokes ct al Gaze: settled
paynen, OF al Of the teo aud SO costs Of notion 40
Ia re Henry Ei.er.-Phsoner discharged.
costs 30, 90 abide event
IN application Of The Mayor 6c relative TO the Central
Psk-ltcference granted Livingston Living ston esq
FEB. 5.-Bef,re Justice CLERKB.
DECISIONS.
Vim. A. Godfrey agt. John II. Egins.-Motion
SUPERIOR coURT-spEcr,z TzKx-Fxs. A-Betor.
Justice BoswoRTH.
DECISIONS.
Cahill & Boardmsn agt. Joseph Lee ct ux.-The
uDt end void sssiusi the pai9fs snd lie app
receiver orderel 70 sci enough o. the pfopty aud apply
tn proceeds to pay the det due 70 the Psintn' WIN lee
James agv. ~n-----~q~
CscAalge denied, win costs flanagan
Cummings for plaintiff. r. W Townsend for defendant
Before JUs'ics WHirx
Martin Zsrisie ag Josiah Pierce The psr,iff entitled
10 Judgment bs the forth In the complaint be
reformed specifically tue defendant AID that tie Paa,n
have the spechc relief dem ADDED by him IN said com
plant. $50 -, j., ~
farick o. II McCaytiu set Ebrdse Var Syckel-The do
pdt eattled jUdguea aud ia Therefore ord red and
adjudred that the soon ot b. 1isusei with costa
Fan 5-belore JOS ice MoAKRLL
ILL., - fu..d B.4P ri al
10 continue and for appointment of receiver denied
with 10 cosis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TREGRAND SEATING CARSyAL.-Tne erea, event
If the Winter ~ least 10 the neople Of VIII
Hamsburgh, was the skating carnival given on
Tuesday night on the skating pond Of the
Union Club. At least 5000 people were
or the pond, majority Of whom were in Cos
tune. Outside the pond the spectators num-
bored at least 10000 people, and they were almost as
enthusiastic ia manifestations Of satisfaction as those
inside The pond presented a wonderfully gay and
brilliant appearance. There were any number OF
btigands, Indians enough to quite respectable
tribe. ana enough Contnentas to form small regi-
ment The necrutSble Yankee was there OF cours7,
also the Irishmau, designated with shiIIalah aud
black eye. The ladies as general thing, followed
their naturally patriotic proclyt.es, and appeared IN
the red, While and blue.
Thousands Of Chinese lanterns were carried by the
skaters. which, in connection with the strange cos
tunes. presented a most groetqne spectacle. Two
rne bands discussed excellent music and between >
and 10 O'Clock, Mr.. Hadfed gave "A fine display OF
fireworks. The affair AL entire success, and re-
fleets credit upon the eu,erprising managers,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

SrcosD SALE or GoyERSMEST CorTos.-The
second sale Of conGscaed Sea leland and Upland
cotton took place yesterday afternoon, at pub
Tic auction, by Burdeit Jones & Co., az the Atlantic
Dock stores, by order Of Collector Barney. II con
sisted of l16 bales Of Sea isiand cotton, brought In
the steamers Vanderbilt Atlantic. aud Ocean Queen
from Port Royal and bales Of Y pand cotton. The
lots were from one TO fourteen bales, averaging from
100 10 5000 pounds and the prices varied according
10 the quality Of the article. The atendance Of bro
kers WAS not large, yet the bidding was spirited
enough. Some Of the Sea leland cotton being of az
inferior quality brought as low US - cents pound,
20 cents being the highest paid. All Of tie cotton
bad been ginned at tho South and each bale bad
been marked upon the rlautl'on, in order TO give
tie owner a chance 10 recover the value thereof,
should lie prove 10 be a LOYAL man.
Mr.. Bufsett, the anciioneer, stated that The sale
had been ordered by Collector Barney, and Tie terms
were cash. TIE first LOT of Fix bales, p 9l pounds,
was sold to Robert levin at 20 cent? Mr.. l..
bought the second lot 4 ri pounds ~ 40 cents;
third lot OG75 pounds at 81 cents and the fourth
Loo, 81 pounds, AT ~ ,oDso'
Maltbie q Co. purchased 30 bales, d ,2o1 pounds,
at 81, 81 50, 30 and 80 cents.
Robert Joice bought 800 pounds at 26i cents.
C. c. q II. NJ. Tabor purchased 81 bales, 1921
pounds ut 56I, 6S, 69i % and 81 cents.
f.. c. Wilson bought COS pounds Ut y cenisi +.
Carrots four bales at - cent; Tfuesdale 81 Green
ten bales at 52 and 20 cents, and Ca. Burgess nine
bales at IS, 80 III and 50 cents,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

TIN CnlIDRrS's AID SOCIETY AND THE i'At-
Ass--On Tuesday evening very interesting e&ni-
h;,io, uas oiv.n by the Italian children belonging To
the school under the auspices Of the Chiare" Al,
Society, in the chapel OF the FIVE fo'nls hoafe u
Industry. In their simple rceiiatcns Tho eD''-''n
showed ,hst the sabors Of thia worthy Society hs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

4 YOuNG MANS BE>T CAPITAL Is HIS
To now hog ~ u-e IL 70 the be, advantage e,
,fui .xaupatiou al FOwIgR WELLS. OJ Brosoway.
III =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

Board OF EDUcATIog.-The Board OF Education
meet lac, evening, VIM l.. Curtis, esq, in the chair
protest was received from certain Trustees In the
Tenth Ward against the payment of teachers in the
schools of that Ward until the payroll be certified
and signed by the regularly organized Board OF
school Trustees of the Ward. Referred to the Com
mitice on bylaws.
Sir. Mexican moved that the Board Of Education
Of the City Of New-york memorabilia the State
Legislature to inert in the city levy the sum OF
slOU 900 for the purpose OF erecting hrcproof bnid-
ing TO. the nbrsty Of .ho Fre7 Academy, and that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
Thc Europa Outward Bound.

BOsEOS, o.,
The steamship Europa sailed at noon to-day' WIN
IS passengers tor HALIFAX and AZ tor Liverpool
takes out So, 500 in spece.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
REAL Estate sold by 4. II. Ludlow & Co., Feb.

House on nedonsv., corner Of I'D s.....G b. 900
Three houses edioirirg s0utn, raSu. mum.
All nnst-class IN every respect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

THE $4,000 MUTT, at BARNuM'S MUSEUM,
prove, 20 be the richest cracked at that establish
. Thoug, the h,rnoi proves 10 be Commodore be l. II
or already hearts than any other
liau IL service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

ALLEGED WATcH THmF.-Yeserday, Henry
Dnnncyer was arrested and taken before Justice Osborn at
The Ee1 Market Police chsrg d with stealing wstch
snd oihes articles valued a, $50 from III. je"ery store Of
f Jucob Davis. No u Chaham street, Tuesday evening
Il a. ears picked NJ tie property in IN. ADD
ou Wa sued oycrakcu aid the property found Il bis
possession. lie cmniticd for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

RoBprNG As ExPRgss WAG0s.-Yesterday after
noon Wtiap. ely young % Yeas = age arrest
bs Oce Lockwood Of the broaaway sqnsd and taken
Win stealing ru OF cloth valued Of S15 fom e. the
Adam. ,pfess wagons in Broeiwsy. lie committed In
default OF e so bal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

CoSCERT AT THE CHURCH oY TIE PuRITANs.-
This evening the fsr-fHmed Huchinsons will give
one of their characteristic entertainments at the
Church of the PuIitans, Union square. The funds
Outlined are to be devoted to the aid of the New
York Ladies Educational Union Society recon-
mel ded rs most worthy undertaking. It's object is
to provide homes and employment for the daughters
Of deceased or disabled volunteers in the war for the
Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
corgr oFlCENERAL sEssIONS-FEs. 5.-Beioro
Hr.nrdrr HnFPNaN

Anthony Si,yey, tried On ehaIee Oh assault III"
bt,,.fy. Acquitted. 49,
Geors HOMES. % years age tried charge Of forgery
eorse Thomas yeas age tIied charge ostorsery
p.nnis Donoyep tried for petit larceny Jury dssEeed
aud weto discharged Prisoner reGiandet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

SISTERS OF MERoY.-On Sunday evening, The
10th inst, a Lecture will be delivered by the very
Rev. DR.. Cahil in aid Of the funds Of the House Of
Mercy an institution where helpless females Tro-
tec'ed aided, and shielded from temptation. Tie
lecture will be given at the Cooper Institute, aud
cannot fail OF a large attendance.