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Z j. hereby zver tl-t the guieIHg nod executor
OF tn T-t t-,ilul ..it Cornelius Fitzpatrick
lite ct te county e. Ia S!ie ami state o. Illinois
~ sIr ~ before . County Court IF said county the
frl Monday Is iur tle Est day. of May, 1860. at tho
,tt House ia Ottawa said County. when and where
allpIS1ua itsVIus iesnis against said estate
are n1tiv to l.te. present tbs in writing for
81. suEtut
.i..eI 10th day Of April 4. D I>td.
JAMES GRAHAM Executor
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NOPrP.

Es-,T- RI Ar-,u.N i. TraNFs'N, DBcA,uH
NOTICE. hereby given, that the undrrsistsd Aonm-
y i.trtor Of the estate OF Abraham Thompson late
of III, county Of H. Sole and state Of illin"n SecsAsed
vim c- ll ,,riu, Court Of said county, the
Third Nm ~ isIg lie 2th day) Of May, 1850, At the
Conn., IIoi,.in nin,s in sil county, when and where
m ,,sps fa.nc Chains demands against said estate
are otiial to attend AID present the in rtng fIs
adjustment. TO-.
r., SYLVESTER RENFRsv, Adlninistrats
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EsTNTE. or ..-cREgIt CINK, DEr-AsEp.
= Office i, hereby -iyeu all persons interested In
- sid Estate tin,t Charles Micv Administrator OF
Carr. = Il tcv deceased wp in his l-iime execu
,.r ot the list viii aud testament of said Lucrsiia
CIaf k Gecols I'll. will aIpetT before the County
Court oF the County Of la sale and state Of he
mis-, It the court house Ottawa in stii county on Mon
a.r the 18Th by Of May A. d. 1So6 0r tho purpose OF
rendsrn account Of hi, proceedings IN the admin"Hs
tIgr. uf, 10 rS.ut. Tor thr final settlement
l.t.d At Ottawa. this 2Isi day Of April. I0c.
A. L. MOORE. Clerk.
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FeTirr Up BsS5A'ftS @ BluSARp OFcESEr.
ETOTICE i hereby given. that the undersigned Admin
i,tr- tor 0 benjamin e. Bratnsr. late of tho
cauny nf Albany and etutc of New York, deceased, will
,,e 's'are t.le County Coart OF said county the
thr! II aiy. i'e'n@ the7sh day. of June 1865 at tn"
Court House IN Ottawa ia sr county, when anu "here
MI persons Ni- claims censn kngst SAD es'sto
noaea to attend and present the same Ia "rns i'f
adjustment
Dst~i 25th day OF April. A. n i 66 ,,
ca WINS EkSToN, Administrator
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L,is.o.usEon o. s;opartnership.

fsNI!E Copaitaer-hp heretofore existing between W. H.
: Ilr.'l and Seward ThoTson, under the Ism.d firm OF
HUH Ihorup Is this dry dissolved iy mutual consent
Their party auth i.ize Ia sign the of the nrm in
liquidation. Ailparts idcted to i.is fmare reqursftd
settle wIileGi ucay. All Claims aesi'.t the FIRM VIII
be rai 10 on demand. ". II. HULL
O-JaSn, ApriI |, Gj-s-S sEN AiSp IhohsoH-
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DOES IT PAY 10 CULTIVATE ITr

-lsil.I. 90, -fD1H > = %
M r. II .S,c-ot-Sir: 7rs came l. hand to-day In
rrIv would h:,t my eruI OF IL this wear "t- !
tr Is urr ..ll.u Forty barrels. all raised frn
~ Jiluts My pants net M thirty five cents aIie-e-
clearing me aJoGI .j.g-o i.u. the ground set out
ir BARBER.
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fNTTIET. ~. II. IN'0.
NJ n " Sesct-rc,r Sir: G,u wish u know huw
succerle in my wine operation This sr.san- viii give
Won nv figures - have k,lt account Il every item
pI,nts al Il plant, eat a land tsiIe- q"
sugar dgaya.e t ali os!sr expenses 10 storing IN a
sll.Oly i made 80 lions OF wine, which - r
gallon the ple il readily brings II on" yer Old @
b. >5l0l fro-i my plants cas- 1919 sells wiu' '''
sold at 20 cents per plant nsikIUE 81. IL W. .. '.
year old $3.50. DclEct expenses - ii1IN NJ r-,'
81 All from L ;icre o. lrl ind. Yours tfUy.
L. CUSSINGUAd.
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Oilirl H., Fch. IS, 1855.
7o,rt-Tt IL u,oy coIoer1lis is to certify. that We have
used Tor culinary purposes the Hyat L;eds lt!li b,
grown by ar Mcfarland OF this place aud have no hesa-
tion in saying it IS far superior TO anything OF the kind
heretofore with. having thin Colured in
more tender add but having pleasant ruy flavor
found it gold aRs tender kte October We Ca1con-
mend all being all that il c'in-d OF it IS ffnit
+. l.. " WATERMAN,
G. l.. THOMPSON.
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srlTp o. rrrFyo-S County Court thereof, to
rnI-<-, 90 a. S,lf-' - June Term =. l. 1866.

STATE or I'tEoS g l 1SaS' 'h isss'
Sl.,spra o y.uu-Il Va. pstsick 0DUnasil.-bil for
IlsuIH-. .,
A-.l,it ur;fa uaa-rns l-c o: the above nsfi-d 90
faI - phi Ocrr e. Etv-s- Jr-n MED IN me once
the CIk u. the County Csl-t ". said county hoiice
rItFy ayr sid d-i-nstrt 'lst the complainant hled
sE Hot sfir.1 -@ui cont The rhHhcefs slns
rh'ra,. She IRA dgN f Ar (. u. l,ib, ani that
-- l.> tla.UInr i--t "a: NJ eall court aSais' san
%, p IT, r-t.rI.,ia tho fir~t Monday Of june next
l~ ss T., law i--t;r.l. hcN. unless yun he sHli
Ist-' bI.,auy sha.l personally IL and sIfear hei"Ie
f C-., C,!r IN ta rst iGv ut t next isrm thereof
g. - !. &C tr Court House u oi'awa III said county.
COR The i-.t Monday 90, Iuug 4. p u. and plead, answer
~ 'ir l. tho 80 iai1,ul's bin 81 complaint. the
same. AMI tho uit-as ami things therein charged and
st.t.i viii =. confessed. u decree enIorra
A. B. MOORE, Clerk.
H,shn,U Avery ClInp;'t. Solt april "A, 66.-tw.
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SUprHIOR 10 All OIIILk NAETLIIfS ~ :. fI'tfI
" EI..lr7fi Il7tIe. Tqle C1. ~. .Cyf u. .~ul.
A., r. g-,hi,4Lear Sir Years of the 4ii a'II
tt, yor inquiry would say, that OF I'll KIM oi Kan iiT'
like the liunnus the 10 st liking VINE AMI Tor cook-
In, having tried four varieties find ready sale tor all
can make o. this Tipr in my own county.
Yours truly, l. H. PAINE
NJ Payne il one the !.5os. n-seryaion in No;hern
Illinois
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geaal Adrertiseiueuts.
-l~-l--1l-[~~l-I--- - = ~ -
Nortgagc SAFE. .-'t r. u

= - ii = =
u r N5rtg4gc safe. '-'tiA =
yxTHEEEAs Patrick Clelrard his wife Johannah Clear
" ly IL ttan iui.aturc Of mortgage bearing date
the ci-tt.-f;i ds- 81 t-lrutry l,r Ji convey TO
Ti.ou.s : li,boy. rilrg-.. premises hereinafter
g.. .r!u-i 10 secure aSuI-ni Of four hun
drrG d1Er- according to- tcB.r and eject OF his
r certain pro misery notes Ot one Lunrc9 de ars each
due in on. Two t-. ,rd four ears nom tie dat, there
O. respectively. ~ith interest st .ar rt'e IS ten cent
pcranri sa rV.6~ bearing even da5e "hh sait ort
gage. and g'r 70 $50 order II ionIns J. iA:riii ~,
sa niortgag ta fed ior or "a tiie kecordei's Of
Ec" OF ~ sale county. -tite Illinois On las 10Th cay
te..ir - ls., ana I,'l dya N t'oh - q Lee > "a
UG er,uge ty To. Un5..-l 1, s ,t,t~ limos
for the Use OF th- '5ta. u l,-n-ip h..t lhI ()
n"rIi' "i FaELr i" a. sst u tie ti ifi ~ n.eT ID y.
hi Tue use 90 s"4' NAa"n adj a9s..u'lea on ths nap
IF SAID sect d. made ~ - tr,rstet' ~ s-htOi Lands
s7ii TOW -nii io = Nus br TX g.. a. e h.
% aai n~ b. i ts town Hf ,'iairi and t. No. TWEEN
ty-,ix 20 afug t.se acrs., lhrse d. Ia
100 pfrccs twenty seven 90. ItaiIa. ihree Arrcs
Two rsui<. "Ur t j" ioJ ieg,es vent! eight - tcOn
tai s t.rcc Tt 40 i"J-7, LOG ~ni 10 lpl perthes)
81 and Ia -" yer h = ~ 'F7lo ijw.nP asi range
iu..att ,it w.-rr5, IL va lfi s. royi-d IN AMI 10y
slt ri if5, rs-e t'atllt ssSf'd te made i'l the
i'S"i-h ". =.' li'..S- EF n'tr 'h'' ITl-tl Of IN
ieiet. t.'- d,y dus Wherein !h- sl,i bscyat
due and pay thl, tir w .lr o.,t rDPt .nd inieIsss
-cHre'' ei Tonl.,9'rY note ~ AID IA men an
ci sl tAs-snpor bs' .l-.s 4t5y la; aud yALs,
ami she Ilrt9,-re. b., h-rs a,,,ns. altsG pis.Iag
- slise printe- IN ve' sl,sr, pr.nivd St.y VI
tt,,s hs.ur- y Of sueh sale B.ay eel
Tie ai preats iy sJ u'trtse DEey. aud Al right
I'D iu,, VI -r-Iff. o. "a. s.sI alrI.k Iie.rs MI
Cunt DIR. - -tl -y Il q, sya - t- iighest
o. .rr .,l 60! ~ tirs r,.ue Iii,.i - -i4I atie,.
Ard where's. difrt ,.- jeilH %. ~ tlr ssiI IasN
.-,I. n uv.u-t o. sal! t.t I r'F-s uytt 81 cue
L,.... lI- .fr-n 70, ~ u ,g...i. -. -ectsrrI by
suEi uEi-a- ~hsi >t.i NJ . no" pass ell -i-i Tue
whole ul The pr.f Thereof in!- ct tHHreu1 az
unpaid. All. r!.s!- tIs said fLD-.s g, Ltmp.e fif
yaIls r-urIgel. uIt-r L.- haul aIa ses!, soli and
assigned. Tie sac! Iluris--" upr au4 aIi Ir"a.iss9!y
5nucT-i. ned benjamin Z. E>h. The 81 lay
I Vi January, A -. leo.
N,.y, iiiar.a. ii.s- notice l. hereby given that by
Eir.lr"t tn power a i.I,rI'y granted n anf nv tao
tsla.r usrrE fgr. J. T., the purposes therein
I-,--l. -s.l n IsaHa t' south doOr q
o.. t-.t 81. ia the ,ity OF pttf, county q" La sale
a-d Illinois. to the highest llIdcr cG-. on
Sturdy til 9TH a. pi jI.y,A -t, 1T i coOck
Cd s4. 10y. tEr l4hs aud ITsnIs- ia ~ mortgage
dc, EIe .tr Tire tDt.. OF itIT the pIIi PAL -!d la
tcrcst due ul-la SKI PrE.is-Jry note, and all cOsts
sLd ~, cIsys ,L.IcI IN alS-r-rg .ud selling said
Iftlnl-.-. BIN isAIh coll. Assignee
q. GRAY A't-rn.y. OF sGI Hoyss AMI Eiortsxge
Am. u l. ej 81
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For Plants APPLY TO 7. ". ncFsr'aad or IIunshsr
c7rs gricuurll and Seed Store, Ottawa Small lo;s -
a riec-. A reasonable dedue liun made large lots
tCO plants sufficient acre. Ny olsJts warrant
cd rurr L. W. MCFARLAND.
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have in nv possession many cortiiicatcs a5 10 he
medical qualities and lTol,s derived if'h ms "s Soa-"
any wish i'm tler proofs.
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ESsTdfE

ETAvIN disposed Of my stock of Drugs TO Esrki &C.
III All p-rzo.s indebted to 10y note "r book ACCOUNT
arc requested to and settle without further ne The
locks and accounts will he left az the City Drug stc1s
where ali accounts car b. settled and receipts given
opr1 th 1866, o. L. AhoMPsoS'
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CasJsLar2 L. s. G,a II pigl D>l7t
lt-ts'lg-r1 p g -tty. 20 t>br-
This is to certify that this Nine vGu,i prove t-s
Z IA II. the treatment. U!srIia1 L,.i used IT,
JAMES THOMPSON. Al surgeon, L. ;. A.
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- 4 MEDICAL VINE.

Iaal,s,i rom .is. lsy:. Hs4i.rs.-, D g
~r.-.s.-.N, AUs. =, a.
Alcohol. l. o p,r CEN. = ". ms
OrsVv -. a. So per cent
CsHe S'r..rf, as pr cent.
o sEal!- ALI. . ilg'--ra e .tHr.. = i-T cont
ug>EN EKSl 0.s-..s. = ~.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER TO- 1866.

frances great power was unavailable We cannot ad.
wise him 10 remain ~ Mexico without the support OF
France; let him leave To the French Emperor and his
troops The difficulties of the evacuation and himself
return with his valorous Austrian legion while he has
yet an opportunity The Cabinet of the Tuileries must
this time expect serious recrimnatons IL must explain
10 history and to nations the induced IL to
undertake an enterprise that could only result favorby
ia the event Of the possible by probable, vic
tory OF the insurgent Southern States OF America -
MAMMALIAN Is great favorte with the people in the
marine, especially, he has many adherents, and the
common reports, which originate no one knows where
but which are prevalent in every place OF meeting In
which free and open conversation is permitted, 10 the
elect that Ausras only hope for the future lies in the
ahdica.ion Of the present Emperor and regency under
his brother Max shows that he is the greatest avorte in
the imperial family, and that his disasters IN Mexico
have not in the least diminished his popularity. II
little absurd 70 speculate the probable return
OF the Emperor when the belief general that he has
already sailed from the land OF his ibula,ion and that
would be surprised to hear Of his landing in
Europe at hour There is nothing very enlivening
or OF particular interest lust in Austrias relations
with foreign nations She far too absorbed with specu
aons and attempts TO improve her own internal organize
ton to put much vitality in intercourse with outsiders
closely fostered; the events Of the war seem TO
have swept away all past cpmity, md the
pears 10 have smoothed all those jealosies and bcer
Dgs SO common during the first half Of the century.
As far ta,y and Austria concerned the OF
Vienna Of 1856 will probably he lasting from which
will commercial political and socia, relations salts
factory 20 both countries and omnous TO others possess
Ing designs against either The marriage Of the Prince
Humber OF Italy, 20 the Archdukc Albrocts handsome
daughter is yet very much spoken Of and the possible
arrival OF the young Italian in Vienna for the first weeks
of the Carnival gives strength 70 the report. Against
Prussia the feeling s not bitter as IL month ago.
Probably has burnt itself out from Its vio
lence Abuse Of the growing Kingdom in the north Of
Germany is not of yore and the idea Of
revenge is not persiseny before Austrian
the case just prior 10 Beusts nomination Not that
mean 20 infer that the mans nomination has had the
effect of making amabe the relations between the
two countries think il due 10 the sOftening
effects OF time and reflection than 10 any influence lie
would bring bear the question still hold the opin
ion that nothing inimca 10 Prussia could have
been done, short OF open declaration OF war; than the
nomination OF Nj Bcust to the direction of the foreign
affairs Of Austria, and firmly believe that there is not
in Europe whom Bismarck breads with such reason
after Napoleon, the Baron BeusL
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on at Meidon, Apocoronon, but the issue nho DOL
uanspired at the time OF bis departure.
The Cretan General Assembly, now sitting at hnizes,
has twice addressed petitions TO the Consus the Chris
tan Powers praying that foreign SHIPS might De sehs 70
rescue the families OF the combatants from cold and
hunger. These appeals not having met with any re-
Ambassadors al Constantinople. The communication
dwes upon the atrocities committed by the Turks the
painful effects the famine and the incemency OF the
season and asks for intervention In the interests OF
humanity The Assembly declares at the same time
false and calumnions all reports Of submission, stating
that the people determined to continue the strug
Gle they have undertaken TO conquer their independence
ana reunion 10 the Kingdom of Greece.
Some signs OF disalfecton have recently been dis
played in Thessaly. The inhabitants OF Agrapha have
refused TO pay their taxes killed the Turkish official
sent enforce the demand and captured i've gendarmos
by whom the man accompanied
In view OF complications that may at Eplrua and
Thessay the Minister OF War is about establish three
military commands each in the east and west Of
Greece, and the third in Corfu.
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nechbo To any such pretension Portugal would
tainly object justly considering that by accepting the
unity she would DC comforting upon Spsin first her
reign, slight boon, and In the next place would ex-
tend Spain that consideration and prosperity which
she herself enjoys
The Spanish government is uuremtting IN its exer.
tions behalf OF the Holy See and is most anxious
that the Pope in the event of his leaving Rome should
take refuge in Spain. The Spanish steamer Vuicano
is s Cvita Veochia, and the ministerial papers now
admit what they formerly denied namely that the yes.
sci placed at The disposal of the Spanish Ambassador
be offered 10 the Pope in the event Of any emergency
This has been elected by the inquiries made the sub
ect by the French government which Is very III pleased
with the offers OF refuge made by the friends Of the Holy
Father II the Pope does fly from Rome it has yet 10
be whether France will permit him TO adorn any
other state than her own
IL is confidently stated here that Chile and Peru
have fully accepted the mediation of England aud France
in their difficulty with Spain and that both States have
rescnded the DEGREES passed for the expulsion OF the
Sraniards It would seem that the government have
know such to be the fact since several ships
are on their way Part of the squadron is at Manila
aud the remainder at Rio Janeiro n is only TO be
hoped that Spanish pretension will not spoil fair .
prospect Of peace. Spain has reaped glory in the
matter and certainly has acquired deal OF Odium by
her bombardment OF Caliao and Valparaiso which It will
require years to remove At Madrid, Seville and Cadiz
the officers and Of the Blanca and Villa de Madrid
stcd and toasted with the greatest possible
enthusiasm The glorious deeds of these Conquis-
adores are recounted resonant Castan TO admring
aud trusting audience At any rate, must mention an
OF great generosity and good feeling the part OF
the officers and Of the Numanca resiening their
share Of the prize money TO which they entitled
during their cruise In e Pacific, in favor OF the widows
and orphans Of those killed before Calao
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tiisn Government with aIaSi.niiinu az
Regent. sc.
vnsSNA NOV q. 1866
Even the official aud ofhcia papers bavc begun 90
Comment on Maxmilim's probable speedy return II tie
land q h. fathers With tho general public has long
since been accepted settled fact tina, hs reign in
Mexico could only last oag the Ame%icsn govern
mcnt chose from motives q policy through Iskc 10
increase the anarchy already preya,nt n the enpra 10
permit its continuance The Right moment has AZ
length arrived and tho unied tats step in 10 restore
order whore chaos rcsncd consequently tho Austrlan
press bow ~ rrevocabs nccessiy, ana urge their
sovereigns brother % quit land who're French ain.
bition planted him, and French policy ami trcechcry
deserted HIM THIS Is abou, the burden or ,hcr song
Macmillan did not wish 70 70 there Napoleon invited
pressed and forced him. when there Napoleon did uo
properly supper, him, and when ihs United states
were al leisure attend TO The business the French
Emperor found that an his forces would ~ Of no avail
10 keep his proesa in place He therefore with ircw
bis forces, and there Is nothing left for Naxnif 70 do
but 10 follow the same course as graccfny as be ray
Tho Vienna Journal which v semi.oi'lcil orsan,
edited by q pcrson formerly United states Consul a.
Trieste, and 10 the diplomatic employ OF The Aus
trau government speaking on this sublcct r. ns rits
"The idea 81 establishing monarchy 10 the View World
WINS magnificent one 1f IL has ended in . deceptoo
the result Is due first 70 Napoleon and only IN lighter
degree 10 The descendant Of our dynasty ha.nihsn
looked too little into tho circumstances Of the case and
trusted too much tho Frcncb Emperor's support
This support would probably have continued Nnpoccu
Ind not found that maintain the Mex empirc
aAsk bciore tue greatness And dacatiee % wcn pvoa
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY mTtllIstsef.

PpKcocrors Cn,trnrS ,ast Friday Afternoon
party Of young and interesting boJs, ransng Ia ngs
from fifteen years. broke into house belonging
TO John Conne progress Of erection, 10 tho town Of
West Farms, and commenced work Of Obstruction ny
breaking the glass; deacng the walls and stealing thu
keys These boys are named John Clark, aged eleven
years: Michael Moran eleven years. James Moran nine
years: James Carroll, eleven years; William Fagan ff-
teen years. and Richard Ryer, fourteen years CAfk "
very lad how II u said he beats Ills nother and but
few days ago hit her the leg v'n aa irnn H. wiz
be nsnt 10 The Hou OF rsfue ai tho c,hsrs will pe
REQUIRED 70 bonds Tor thess future gova bshsvos
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HUNGARY.
The Relations with kustrin

~ q conference OF members OF the Hungarian Diet
held tho residence Of NJ Desk, 10 discuss the course
that should be pursued with reference the royal re
script NJ Dcak made a speech, in which he said that
from the point Of view Of the continuity OF rights the
rescrpt afforded far greater for hope than had
hitherto existed He moved an address TO the King
PRAYING that the laws OF Is4s should re-estabised
aud declaring that the Dict would fail into
consideration the wishes expressed by the King The
proposed address would further declare that the Com
mttee Common Affairs should continue Its labors and
lay their results before the house A. Deak's motion
accepted by those present
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Femian Rccruiting in the Army.
I'm the Dublin Eraaman,s Journal N0x 1A-Eu

From the Dublin freemans Journal, Nov. 2s-Even-
ing M.
A blacksmith named Michael Dillon residing at Is
Upper Abbey street was charged to-day at che head
previous evening aud whom arrested assaulted Acting
The first witness caedwas private John MsNemcin. or
the military train From his evidence II appeared that
the witness and follow soldier passing through the
street on the previous day when they met the prisoner
when he met witness sThrees about. trot;" witness
said, Hallo, you have been SOLDIER and he replied
aavT se in s
ton court and had drink for which prisoner paid
song was being sung about Tpperary and during its
performance the prisoner interrupted the singer very
often and bis conduct Of character TO attract con-
siderable notice induced witness and his two friends
oget 70 leave the The prisoner followed them
and thoy leaving the house he struck boarded
partition with hammer which he had in his hand, and
said loudly am by Irish Fenian; take it out Of
me who can" The witness said TO him, "You must
hold your tongue, or you will get locked up directly"
They then got and to the prisoner ordered
way the prisoner said, There will be meeting to-
m0rrow-night" Witness asked, "What meeting ?" and
the reply was, IA meeting for the purpose OF drilling "
Witness said $50 you are stll carrying that sort Of
thngsf" Occasionally replied the prisoner, and no
then commenced to speak about himself and said that
he Il blach smith and one of the best tradesmen in
Ireland and that he could make pixies, anything for
that, man could temper steel as ne could Witness
left Dillon in custody OF the ether soldiers ard reported
tho matter TO his commanding officer and the resutwas
that they brought him 10 Rathmines police station and
gave him over TO the custody of Acting Sergeant Luby
% Tue CnaIRe oi taHpcrUg Win tie mlitay- IHe
prisoner upon beng brought to tho station seized the
by the throat and struck him about the head
and face, besides kicking him and tearing his clothes
The prisoner had BEEN drinking during the day, but in
his lwitness) opinion not drunk
The prisoner examined the witness follows
What caused you to bring me out Of the singing
honseY
wi,ness-I out because you made a noise inside
Could you not have gone out yourself without bring
ing me and partakng OF my drink You insisted on
my taking The drink.
Gould compel you to akodFnk II you did not your
self like itY Certainly not
The pliaoncr remanded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-10

EsqA, four young men named respectively John Mat
thews Patrick Traynor Lawrence Martin and Thomas
nnegan charged the latter individual with havine
attempted to administer Fenian OATH and the others
with riot and assault The Court fully committed Fs
nesan for trial At the ensuing spring asszes for attempts
ting 70 administer Fenan oath The other three par.
ties wgre severally sentenced to months imprson
ment In the county jail for the assault /
THE FKHIAN UNIFORM
from the London Times Nov 2e1
Yesterday the Liverpool detectives seized large box
recently arrived from America, which examination
was found TO contain very handsome Fenan ofacers
uniform 70 VITA rich tunc Of green cloth, deliberately
coat with harp buttons and cap Of green silk with
the Irish harp in gold the front The box also
tanned three revovers dagger leathern belt and
ridge box, and copy Of CONCEAL regulations"