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, 1866-10-19

FRrxcu CooKtnr.-rIotesso Blot, The cclcb7a-
ted lecturer on the nrt Of cookery, delivered the
initial lecture OF bis IN this city, in the Mu-
sic Hall OF the Opera Housc, yesterday morning
10 very fair audicncc-talr both in rt.snecl to
numbers and eex. Owing to the failure Of his ap-
one Of tho ezprcss. lines. who. .althongh they
promise we'll, not seldom break The word to onr
hope the lecture wac NECESSARILY bnt an introduc.
;H1y Gm 1nf :,
cooking. *pecifying the particular respects in
which The French cookery was superior 10 all
HthctE.
The rrmarIss Of the Professor were listened 10
With considerable interest, though necessarily Of
df.erGnt character 10 that aitcinaied. Nearly
our reporter Eo,Eced the wives OF many Of our
most ptcMfncnt citizens, showing ::la. taey take
an interest IN that which pertains 10 tho welfare
The Professor has decided to postpone the far
theT delivery Of hfslrctuges III Nncd Is morning
next =, ten osl9e 50 tha, tnere ay os no ds,
myt1eiies Of the eni:,ne vii be a, unce entered
on.
Room PLANT IN DlFr1cu1sr---i;oscr Plant,
whose rast rco,ii In this city ha4 '.eru anything
but favorable to n good character, was brought
before lhc Fo1irc Court yesterday morning,
charged with robbery. 1t appears that Sunday
night Mr.. portagIzer was arrested for disortcrly
CouQuFI anu lOCkeH MP II tHt itm3Ey. It1nl
ll4tl ~ !ie .f:1o.y the eanc eresin. 10 secure
the release Of Romc Of hia friends. and. seeing
Portag;zrr, pro2usea tn bail him out. WHICH The
latter very readily consented 70. Capt1in Hickey
shortly alter cac In, md. anlin. po1ta:izer pos
EcfEcd vi sufficient money tn make tepostt for
his aprcarance, released him without his reccIy.
ipe any assts.ancs from Plant. Gpon getting ou'
walking away with h{ni. Nhcn they had rcar',c,
The corner Of Madison snd Wells s1r,ets. Plan
eoolly requested rog,actzer tn fork over tht
HtH1frn af S21 fnr services rendered
ing hia re1easc. rorta.tzcr t1csnuycd. and nt
tempted to remonstratc. but Plant insisted, ami
threatened 10 tnLc him directly hack 10 the Ar
mory II hc did not produce the mnncy at once
Not rel,shfnc tne idea Of spending The. night il
such uncomfortable quarters, and Oiled with ter
ror al the power Roger seemed possessed of. b
paid him the money. The case WAS continue,
until next Tuesday, bail br1n: required of Plan
for S9W
, 1866-10-19

NI1MFEG1pN, y. e, Ncfot,cr H.
TrEFEyT1NE-Crudc steady nt st 20 for soft. Spirit!
turprnsine adv anctnr. Sales Ut 9oSS SS7e1c.
Kos1S-Elrm and unchanged.
1AE-$1:a9.
, 1866-10-19
Ublca9o Uritullc.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1865.
THE CITY.

CouNrr Observation-Disclosures to the Repub-
ur,, c,rr,1 r,,,.,,,o,, ,,-,,, ,x,.,.,
-1 "1A' ''e1A ~ t'1no Ioat
"a &c., ~ T.a. u.n :, se",s ~ '' ~ inc
FoRr171ya R.u.-p,t,Ic1 E,r...r,,
arrested some time aco rh,rr.d ,r,,ts T,..1t VA
horse and buggy. WAS ant m h,,, ~ ~, ~.
ing his Appearance at thr po1irc ,.orr+ rcs,o+a.,
morning, LIS bail was declared forfeited.
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P1RsoxA1-UnIted Slate. Senator Yaic. MI.
In Chicago YESTERDAY Tie w;,t sne,t In rn,.s.
Indians. ,bis cventn1 ~. n,sse,,~ea
oSEht.,aa ' NJ III, snsu 10 nudssss INC citizens
da{r. p'0'"' y" so ~ ~"
Cow ORn1SAScE.-1h" Aldermen Of the West
Division are requested to meet At four O'clock
to con.;de- tbc ,,ro-,r;,.s ~ ~, s. Nn'uuef,
W;th re1sTa ~ cna ~ ., eaknS some action
olnauea's '7'sea o.
. ,..-L--------4.--
ALths1 lSs111cTE-ihc Alumni Institute Of
the Chicago Theological Sc1a;nayv has fssned Tia
plos1amnt 'or i*" 'nclndins list OF exercises
uonS.r SxsnSn .1e o ,@o eommenetnS viii,
c1posi;osy sermon b. Il. II. Dantsi.' WIN ao
=. -. - N4n'e47'
GAnno7En AnnEs7ED.-Dctec,ivc Sam Eli, RI.
turned to Ibis civ 1,st cvcn,nr fr,,, =, :. .n,s
b,rlnc n r,,s,ed: '"e' rs..s as 4loas o. Louis.
iatos WHO made desperate attempt 10 Earrotc
pr. Hon>tnscr onc night In May last. Hls com
panion In crime uas sentenced abont thrcc vcck,
since TO serve twelve ycsrs 1t the penitcntiarT in
Joliet. -
C1ocKe AT Cosr.-Nrasrs Iorac t,,d5,, T.
1i,,. ,,,.,- ..,,.. - -, a., Ao" eci"
.So-JJnn ~, <,,,na..,.s, -. az cost,
w. asa a. ,,saa ~ one ol pueeaas-
fl,n WiIi in = ,crr T.r- S,rs 1ema," =. az t ans
sttec1 and viii sri nfr iieir ne,.n:r, ma ,.1na
bic stock Of American clocks at prices which can
nol De oeatesa- as They leave no profit.
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MINNESOTA RAILWAY AGEScy.-Wc call the at
tentfon Of our readers 10 lhr advertisement. In
another column. Of thu Mfrr..o,, f,,I,r,v
s,n,,r y II 9 A.a'""3
n ~ -, ~ n.. ~ teasc, s'eness1 Agent, al Sos.
~ ana 80 o9atoofn rtsee', sne la'tes tue Office Of
INC chicago toN. The agency is prepared 10
SaEFy gooas between Ch.caeo and all points in
nlhnesnIa; e4ilcrt notes, maSe purchases, and
tions nn ~ ~ of, ea5i.ets between the two sec
now, now cassts abonl .suv miles OF road- with chi
ronncni II 10 fi,r nntT'.narc nf n"I pst' we
--s--N -----sss--- - e'
FtnsoSAI--1hc 1ancs'lllc fWts.) G7:este ha.
me iollo"'ns complimentary notice Of Sir. A. K
AIen. -Foeee, recently commenced business at
No. ;s0 State street:
We regret to learn that cur old friend and fellow
leave ue. having established li,nsrtf In fbe ,ro.
Gerry business In Chicago, Kcycs has iiyeii f;c1c
20 1oDs that be had become Of thc permancs,t
kcIe mot. ,bsu nineteen years. We ean NV n
our Chicago friends that they will ind him m
agreeable holr spulcjl msu 70 transact husInr,s
time e''
ro,-xn nro,~rr. r., t,,,,;,1 ,,..,-, ~ a..
e,,.,'..a NV .'S1I ".u." wv, "ate'e ~ t"e
, 1866-10-19
Card from John LYLE King. Esq,
Io the Republicans Of the slxt1eth Le:,.al1yr pi,

.he agent, is now in This city. ' wa o.
Card from John Lyle King, Esa.
TO tne Republicans of the slzeth Legislative Dis.
~ sHnnesnee mEseii candidate for nomination By
a, fos5 District 90 e thus publicly t tWo reasons
t. e s s.1.pe e es.
Pcses and proposes, Il the abscurc of ssiump!nr a.
san ~ .es GR e sc n
t'trsn,s T. tskc os n'sse cani.date without com
~ II C. e! CITY e
1ad seconaly, my Te.<oas fos 'se onen.c o1as nv:
I'd st ne sse Hoss + t. II x e .s
tsnrsseat. an, as much as possible for general and
Es5ss tn M nis sn 4!
private Or escepiional interests, which the lobby
e asSf osds sssss sa i
con.etttates-undeE who pressure legislative action
tfS eser7
tssss: Et,c ~ nfqod I 2! and spawn
Ia'ast To msks corporations. Of various soraetes
T. ii usSe see%s; seSs. pes eeel
Of Tic ie.tslaslve function. Unf own snpretuc
&C. + ss ss iss ps se 5
ltrtsatuse. HAT acts of lls Description m hugs and
sssRE sRy e. $S 81. s d Il s8 s IL @ e ~ 4 ssss
ile evil q that Il nonooolszes Ire ess
s1pS 'sFs eFes;!es
we're sdopiei In ISIS. Their inperfectsons AID dsa.
cltEcies arc notorious TIE 1iuo!s Of to-day, III her
III growth inscat oi hasns kept pase xilh Tic a.
vance VI saton el.eA here nothing better thap
tle statutory e6ntrsance, Of her inexperienced intIn-
e;.ry esiatc IN he soarse of rncrSt!on. must ras.
% G n.ase a1d cctive .hai tic county JuSses q
e IT, +s tGs sna af' sst q e 'ss
LEGISLATURE for adoption. Under ! press,
ss nj os ss. y s ~ e q en- O. s
matters. bpt 1eft tlcnl where Lord bacon snI hu left
sfs hls innco9 = Eo.'er! n IeFs az hats,sms 70
Esen England Ills sriormess many Of ticm They lla1e
illinois. Of lie few rcn.snln: rrtg.s Of N.
Premc Court Of tie Third Grnnd isI-Ioa" o,Eft to
o.lslnats1s-a' probably thef woali ,e I p,ins
XII iikc ,e esaop tavern. y loan f,ee Skss e
hslny sun or be ~us ami Ill property must phss
thEongh ts7nunM lilc Jntec Dradwe!rs, these are
considerations OF more eonst quence to The pec than
lst,1r Journals. TcEtfaFe LOCAL lnteres too of
sencral !mnos'anrc. which need attcnttan-:eius
Snss = Lib, The cy sinrtc rs M instance e a1or
think Representative Ought u pfuaots tKts.".
@ s>s to "lc a Of II ospy Sei nns %ei
hr Of tle legislature. ms own *ciion would be dcsrr
mined b, what )! have herein sat,u, and twhat 20
and with Inc viewa here eIps;.se God wilIlE shsi
not lack" roi.iealIs, am lot Congress and fo Cou
.1on as ~ aTaSns s ~ Sent - s'a ais
tof. A. Ii ertcti. should Jay my way aid Etve ny
time can afford and intend 10 hcS hug no vote. til
Convention nominate and The people ritrt nc eas
cn1, pledge myself 10 d.tharrc n1y tntra With hun.
,s!y int tHsIiiy sud in tho spirit with ihs views
, 1866-10-19

~ ~ III tats able condition before md.Ylnter thou
- majority fear that II VIII Eol be ready tor
t1anelt Miorc anon cr summer. Thu carr now
run On West Randolph Street md Milwaukee
avenue as far as Desplancs street
, 1866-10-19

DlecnAndEp--Timothy Gilmartlu, who was
charged With ro!hing Edward Welch OF s1p), the
details Of which We hare nl.eady given IN these
celumns). was hcfore justices MIllticp aud
Stustevant Yesterday afternoon for further eza,ni-
milton: Wetch. wh1 ewoTc to having takcn only
two drinks on Monday. the night he sud ho was
robbed, was proved to have been vcryl much IN.
to1icated D another part Of the CITY, Garlic. IN the
little evidence ot anything but ltle loss OF tbs
money. Gtlmattin was discharged.
Acc1pEST.-A little boy. named Flsmy, who &C.
sides nj No. sia No7h fnsa1le street, received &C.
we're injuries Wednesday afternoon. in falling
down q Hight Of sta1rs. Dnttne The snccecdinc
night be was ecized with severe it. but was come.
what better Yceictday.
, 1866-10-19

Mothers! nre not your l2ttle ones %ub-
jrct to that distressing complaint, Whooplns
Cough. and, when eutsIlns, how can Il he cured
! thousand certificates prove that MAEspES's
PEc1oRAL BALM will relieve and cure every case.
For sale by all druggists. BCnsmAx's d VAN
wholeale agents.
, 1866-10-19
LOCAL MATTERS.

RhcNmatlAIn, Neuralgia md NerFntlH
headaches cured by few doses Of setralrs Great
Rheumatic Rcmcdy. It never falls. Lord s
Smith. .r
, 1866-10-19

Prussln.,a Pare Cider Vinegar wilt
preserve plcs1cs. and Ia warranted pure. Ask
yonr csocer for no other vinegar. LARGEST works
ParsslSo, $50 and 3il State street, Chicago.
Eep1M f4.!{t-FN NV
Paper StAnEin&z% Rnu Window Shades
at GREATLY reduced prices. F. L. NuBy, sa Ram
dolphtt. e5lS
, 1866-10-19

LOST IN THE SrEErTs.-About one c'cloe: last
night man came into the Asmory ask;ns intor-
nation Of one Huron Lewis. a resident Of Feince-
ton County, who reached the city ycsterlay, and
after stopping with his friends ut No 457 State
street, had gone out sna up to that ttme
eight years Of age, OF strictly temperate
habits. and his friends lear that he las
met with fon1 play. lie was unacquain,ed with
The city. and may either hare lost his way or have
been the victim Of The numerous shs1pcss and vii
1ains who lie in wait for ursuspcctins country
men.
Three little Irish girle, The eldcst not over the
lender age Of four years. stTayed away from their
home. at No. 1la So1h Market street, about utne
o'clock Yesterday morning. md np to midnight
their friends had not found them, shon-l, dilgent
search WIS being made. They were last seen
csofeing Clark elIeet bridge No one. Of course,
probably being carea for in SONG honsc from
which, in the morning, lLey will be sent to tac,r
anxious 1,at euts.
, 1866-10-19

IapbCla1 UtsuaItH 70 Tue CHICAGO Tt1buce1
M1LwAcKxE. October l3,
FLoUE-stcady. Sales 1900 brls ii tlS31 for hcst
, 1866-10-19

New York stock and Money Market.
NEW ioRa. October IS.
NnS41sf:sss sIsrEis s:ss3 + s. Il pf5
'L. Gninw"!t sdtr!cst ehaa.G o9snsaE n 1tSt
s5yxssoesaa!s ast.e md mer
IS: IS: esStas. esSpsas 6 Treasury
s,s.: xs''a: Sa:::: !; ,i;$
!stsk !ss la!is 81 81
xs ), S;ji::::::: T. Si:soa;i I'll i i II
ii III sS,sMt1eiai; .aosey @ article. NY the stock
market sh shows ratsf astis1ty VIII xenefsy
.:olssneS Sf nu;G1s ani ihs 'fad!n stocks wc'e
MARKET Shows hesitation fur Which 1t J., not easy to
Gotcrnnents decidedly f1r7ner. Old sos sold n,
t!,c board at IL and were sb.cutnty held Mt 1ll
sssrs ts!s i i So'a anas q & SSa oasG
vi? sSGsa ss'y ehheSsss s0'
nas q lend ncey Il lsts Tat+s. Whe ohtr. ase hod
M os ! Fl 81 xs5 asaaa
eet a!l iht, wn:t n per cent OF mixed sccnrlc.
saase sas s;hs sss.s; 81 e: &: Ssa cent
LATEST.
Mr.Ey-1hc market Is easier, and lrSers ars. freely
Supplied ut +5 T. cent cali. With more 1sInIsy d.
Thy inslde fatr Irimc discounts arc made at 5s6 =
Gstn-The scIa ma.kc: close, n.tnly at 1tsx. Cash
'FonENS Fxc,lAXas-Is as,nel, ana more Active and
sesa ~ sSsGo j. o, eoupons registered ,s
l1S@l};T ;@tl rs $s9;Seoqs; ;!e! Isl
MscELIASEors- tic Isl opsn 1sard the stock
ws s1s aes sss a sa
70 y and The cnttre market WIS strong. The fotoEinG
, 1866-10-19

Albany Cattle 11nfkcts
Especial despatch to the Chicago Iribun-.}
ALBANY, October IS.
DEP CA1rlx-Thst tew cAtto have changed hands
hare sold nj last weeks pgc. 1ulf. hut buyers were
rather scare. Receipts, fo.sy.two hundred head.
EHErP AND HoGs-1n tAfr request and good supply,
w!ll,on. Change In pnecs.
, 1866-10-19

C1ocKf At CosT.-Mcears. Morse, Itodit,u &
Hamilton. No s. Washington street. are now sci.
ling their entire stock Of American clocks at cost
afordins An opportunity TO every one Of purchas.
Ing good time piece nj very low price The
htn Will tn very fsy: days remove to Iii Lake
etee1 and viii sell of tl!eir extensive and valua-
bic stock Of American clocks at prices which can
nut be bestc1t. as they leave no profit
, 1866-10-19

McsicKrE's THEATnE.-"The Sen Of Ice, with
Mith laura kecne in the donb.c character Of d.
liz. F$~' 'AA's tsSA-
MrsErH.-"tsenry Dunbar, OF The On,e,at " :,
ei!l on inc boards. and ma,;es her dying snerrh
10 dFowGrd ~ lonscr nigly. The piece taxes wei:,
difficult to understand The plot OF 10 teii Whc,s
the applause shonl0 come 10. 1t Is NECESSARY to
to-Rft ht, o0a4e p'cec
IHs sRA1pEe BRo7HKns. Swias bell r1n~cr..
VIII ofen IN The Crosby Music hall on Thufsany
evening next for q brief season. Mr. NArhursi
ihe agent, Is now In this city
, 1866-10-19
Illinois and Michigan Canal.

Illinois and Michigan Canal.
Especial Dcspsteh to the Chicago Tribune.l
BR1paKroET, October 1s-l o. N.
C1KAH1n-DaEee No. $, La Sallc. PhGnl1, Jockporr+
s5 bsl. talt; Ennress, St. LouIs 1,o feet lumber
3eto07tet lath.
AEE1trD- General Sherman. Morris, $50 bu corn !;
General Roeec-ans. Seneca, $50 bu corn Onward,
Bl.s Bridge. s,oo bu oats. 10 tons earth Paramount
La Ealic 1e6 tens cns; Mary Walker. Lemont ~ yards
rubn1c stone: Aeauippa, Lemont, 50 yards rubo1e
stone; REX Run, Willow sprlugs, =, ,o pressed hrick
Coatett Morris, 4o bu corn. 59a bu barley. 1880 rs
eleds.
Bg1paEPoR1, Octobe. 1s-1n y. m.
CLEAEEn-su1tau, Willow springs; A1equlrpa. L..
mont; II. e. Lnouls, Lenont Rescue, L+mont Hess.
Lemont; D. {. Norton, Lemont; Advance. Lcmont :;
Eliza Fell. Minooka: American Star, LasalIe, $1,000
feet lumber; Abby sprague Pekin i11 feet lumber
J. Harrington ottawa, 75,sls feet lumber, 435o feet
1a,h; Wing and Wing, Joliet, o79 feet lumber Belle
France. Lacon, s. a439 feet lumber 2o,oeo Iath; J. D.
Leonard, St Louis, e. 6si feet lumber, 80 Shingles
Progress, retlu, 1.o railroad ties, l2oo feet timber
"a ~ feet lumber.
AsR1rrn-pecr Park No. I, Utica, $50 bu corn !;
Geo. l. Tor. South I0ckpoEs. 10 yds cobbte stone
Drl South Iockpors 50 yds cobole stone; tescr mud
Patti Utta%&. $500 hp corn.
, 1866-10-19

WANTED-Correspondence-A :
~ earcatsd young lady deslzss to cor7es;n,E..
naa.S a4noer q !ounE men. either in French -,
-AhAsTAs1A e" Box 101. Salp.ra;so. lad
, 1866-10-19

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Despatch To the Chicago Tr1bunc.]
DETROIT. October Is.
Cr-.1onef, Maria Martin, ChIcago. Hungarian Wolf
NorthitgiGn, W. F. Allen, Idaho.
IIuwS-Fa!rrhtlds, Nicholas, COTE. Republic, Brcden,
Contest, Eallatd, Cocl.rane, Knte Lyoas.
Wind, southwest.
, 1866-10-19

GAnnoTEn nAhnEs7ED.-Dctcc,ivc Sam Ellis re-
turned to Ibis city last evening frog, ST Loul..
having In cusiody, - Forbes, one Of the WI
!a'os WHO made desperate attempt 10 garrote
Dr. Nonstuecr onc night in MAY las. HIS com.
panion In crime uas sentenced abont thrrc week,
Joliet. -
, 1866-10-19
at1luSPtltE1tt9.

AIcVIC KER'S THEATRE.
Mcy1CEER 4 MYERS. MANAGERS
Doors open At Z curtain rises at *.
Friday. BENEFIT and LAST NIGHT DUT ONE OF
LAURA hEESE, who will appear III her double char
actCE Of
OGAK1TA md MAD. DE LASCOUES
In the Spectacular Drama OF
THE SEA OF ICE.
Saturday afsclnoon-LAura Keeuc Matinee
rI5vH- 4 u
, 1866-10-19
31iartDS.

TOR -Pano-A splendid seven
octaFe ChlckertnE Piano, nearly new. Apoly
iof particulars, to Carl c. AGI4LER, 1S3 Klnz1e3t
ITO RENT-Or For Sale-Piano-On
J. easy terms, 4 frst.c!ass Chcz.rlnS Pt2uo, Cali
On the Fright Agent, 6R Clack.st,
, 1866-10-19

Cow oRn1SAScE.-Th" Aldermen Of the West
Division are requested to meet At four o'clock
this afternoon in the Common Council chamber
to consider the rsopricty Of taking some action
With regard t. co~s III that di,ision-a COW or.
dinautolt talked Of Va
, 1866-10-19
G1adnteG=u0 RE1tt,
Real Estate dUanteU.
5trapen anu Stolen,

CTRAYED-Or Stolen = The under
siEned lost the tlth dag Of Jung, from his barn,
go West 1udiara.st.. corner Of Ruckerst-, white
info her ace milt9 only on three teats, Snail heat
ahont to9E Of Ave !eass old NhSeTeE ret11ns her y.
4 ft eraf reward. ERNST BOEsE.
, 1866-10-19

WANTED-Correspondenee- y lanS' ln;.
wants to correspond with ; few ceoErmca, Oh rrAA
mocy. Address BATTLE b. Post Otlcc.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-03-15
.Si0Hderi5aU tie President.

The New York Times charges what
has been apparent for the last sixty
days, and in some quarters for the last
six months, that the Radicals have APP
parently entered upon systematic cru
SADIE of falsehood and defamation
against the President, with the deliber-
ate purpose of breaking down his private
character and reputation with the coun-
try. We quote from the Washington
correspondent.
A Radical Member ofCongress from
Western New York yesterday stated.
falsely-in conversation that President
johnson said three mistresses run the
machine of Government, and that he was
SO much under the influence of whiskey
at night as to be unfit for business in the
morning. ! mention this because it is
quite time that somebody should be held
responsible for the infamous calumnies
which are circulated broadcast in con-
versation, and through letters by men,
beers of Congress, as part of the system
by which the Radicals intend to break
down the Administration. If any MEM
Der chooses to raise an inquiry or de-
mand explanations on the subject, l
think l can assure him that he will be
promptly accommodated
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-03-15

NEW York, March 5th.-The Fenian
mass meeting held in Jones' Wood YES
terday was tremendous demonstration.
the NUMBER OF persons present being not
less than 100000! constituting the larg-
est meeting ever held in this country.
Five stands were erected all of which
We're surrounded by excited and en-
thusiastlc crowds, Notwithstanding an
order had been issued by the Catholic
BISHOP of New York forbidding the as
selnblage, which was read in all the
churches. The roads leading to the
WOODS were crowded all day. The street
cars were literally loaded down and on
Third Avenue a collision occurred by
Which a number of persons were injured
The meeting was very orderly, but the
immense crowd broke down the platform
OF one of the stands, but no serious dam
age was done. Speeches were made by
Messrs. O'Mahoney, Kilean, Judge Con-
nelly, George Francis Train, Captain
Nc Gaffertv, Captain Mears, Captain
Hogan, General Miller and others. who
expressed sympathy for the condition of
the Irish people, and disapprobation of
British rule. Resolutions were adopted
amid the widest cheering that patriot
ism had claims on Sunday.
The Executive Committee announced
that during the preceding week 100000
had been subscribed in behalf of the
Irish Republic. Deafening shouts.
This money was to be invested in Fen
ian bonds. The Committee announced
that the Long Shoremen alone had sub
scribed s., 600.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-03-15
Kentucky Delegation and TIE
President.

On Thursday a delegation Of kentuck-
veto message, who complain of the con-
tinuance of the military in that State,
and object to the operations of the
Freedmen's Bureau, called ON the Pres
ident, and in response to their address
he said:
cit is not needful that formal or en-
tended reply to what you have said
should be made. ] tender you, and
through you the people whom you
represent. and of the State, my I'M
feigned thanks for these kind express
sions and manifestations of confidence
in me personally, and the endorsement
of the policy which shall control my adj
ministration. 1t is peculiarly crafty
ing to receive these assurances at this
particular time. | trust that the results
will show that the confidence thus re-
posed is not misplaced, and will never
become matter of regret upon the part
of those who give expression thereto
The present is regarded as the most
critical juncture in the affairs of the na-
ton, scarce less so than when an organ
lied force sought to overthrow the Gov
eminent.
To attack and attempt to disrupt the
Government by armed combination and
military force Is no more dangerous to
the life OF the nation than an attempt To
revolutionize and undermine it by Il
disregard and destruction OF the safe
guards thrown around the liberties of
the people La the Constitution my
stand has been taken; my course is
marked out. | shall stand by and de-
fend the Constitution against all who
may attack it, from whatever quarter
the attack may come. | shall take no
step backward in the matter. No other
or higher evidence Of my purpose in
this regard can be given than has al
ready been furnished.
Ia the future, as in the past, ! shall
endeavor in good faith to make the adj
miEistration of the affairs OF the Gov
eminent conform to the Constitution in
lis letter and spirit; therein is the only
guarantee to the liberties OF the people.
1t is hoped by an adherence to this rule
to remedy ere long all the Irregularities
and annoyances TO which the people
have been subjected.
Again do | assure you that these de-
morstrations OF confidence and ASST
RANGES OF support upon the part OF the
people are exceedingly cheering 70 me ;
that am grateful for and properly APP
preeiate them, and that my wish IS so TO
discharge the trusts contided to me a.
to merit Them. J need not sag more al
present.
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INVEST VIRGINIA
Pendkton pa
March 8, 1864.

At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Morgan county, on the 9Th
day of March, 1866
John 2. Kearfott, Administrator with the
will annexed of Philip c. Pendleton, deceased,
Plaintiff. rs. The unknown heirs of John
Beirs and VIM. G. Catlett Administrator of
John Beirs, deceased, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY
The object of this suit is to subject tract of
land in the said county to sale, containing
about 1875 acres sold to said Beirs to discharge
the unpaid purchase money due thereon, and
it appearing on affidavit, filed in this suit that
the said defendants, the unknown heirs of
John Beirs are not residents of this State, they
month after due publication not Of this Order, and
do what is necessary to protect their interests
in this matter. 1t is further ordered, that a
copy hereof be published once week, for four
successive weeks, in any newspaper in Berke-
ley county, and posted at the front door of the
House of Morgan county, the first
Monday after date of this Order. Teste
VIM. II, BAKER,
Pendleton d. a. Clerk.
March 1St,6 Al
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NEST VIRGINIA.:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Morgan county, on the 5th
day of March, 1866
John p kearfott, Administrator with will
annexed of Philip G. Pendleton, deceased,
Plaintiff, as. Alexander Park, Defendant
The object of this suit is to subject one-half
Of lot No. 80, in the town of Bath, to sale, to
discharge the unpaid purchase money due by
the Defendant thereon, and it appearing on
ant, Alexander Park, is not resident of this
State, he is hereby required to appear, within
one month after the publication Of this Order.
and do what is necessary to protect his inter-
a copy hereof be published once week, for
four successive weeks, in any newspaper in
Berkeley county, and posted at the front door
of the Courthouse of Morgan county, on the
first Monday after date of this Order Teste
WIN. II. BAKER,
Pendlton p. q. Clerk.
March 8 1S664t