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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-08-14

f9erd of Richmond, deprives that city of one
of the few remaining links between the pres
eut and the most illustrious era of Virginia
Col, Rutherford was the worthy contempo-
rary of constellation of bright names in the
past, and was himself noble exemplar of the
virtues of Virginia's purest and happicst
days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28

agsin trusted with power; Cd that modeSty
shoAild prompt them TO take back scat II
thaS are sincere in their repentance; but as
most of them are nor, bst are Rebels still at
heart. they should he compelled 70 remain
who're they can do no mischief He would give
them "the benefit Of equal laws but take IRON
the m at once the power and temptation to re-
new the.r assault upon the life Of their country.
Ihs entire Southern Press, he thinks, with few
exceptions, IS unchanged in temper and purpose,
flldl With the same sectional spirit and hatred
Of the Government, aud that through
it tho ideas and principles 'ot the
Rebellion are con family instilled into The
r,o,hlar mind. And herein he thinks are the
strongest arguments against the admission OF
tho Srennessce delegation to seats in Congress.
L. Mr.. Maynard right in the view nc here
takes Of the question OF Reconstruction
Has he misunderstood the policy of President
Johnson, or has tao President changed his
poliryr How world they have liked the read
ing Of Mr. Maynard's letter at the Cooper IN
st;iute :aeetng on the s2d INST. or from the
s,etS Of the White House on thai ailosn9op
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28

The brokers OF this City are asking the Legis
lature to let them sell their services for so much
as people who employ them may agree to give
Ii seems to us that this is fair demand. We
would fix rate Of brokerage, 10 be collected
whenever no bargain is made, but let every
man who chooses TO employ broker pay what
he bargains to do. There are sales where one
half per cent. would be a large commission;
there are others where two per cent. would be
little enough. The legal restriction to one.hali
per cent. j, copied from a very old British stat
ute, wherein it was inserted as a barrier against
usury. IL seems to us that it is simple Justice
to let broker, like any other workman, charge
his own price for his work, aud let those pay it
who choose to do So.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28

The House, yesterday. debated at great length
the resolution reported on Monday from the
CoIdmttee on Reconstruction to secure equal
rights to citizens of the several States. Por-
tions of The debate will be found OF considerable
tetcst-partieularly Mr.. Prices cnlloquleS
with one or two Democrats who pride them
selves on their knowledge Of Ne Constitution,
and who came TO grief III consequence. l.4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28

Ths Cincinnati Commercial, = Journal that is
careful never to be ahead OF popular opinion,
and that rarely fails to support the adminiStra.
ton in power, has the following on Mr. john
sons White House speech, ''-
"The Presidents nconsideratc speech the 9ad has
everywhere shocked and discouraged the trne Repub
can element OF the country which was ready to take
sides with him against the Rsdioss In proportion q
he has eomfor.ed and strengthened his enemea he has
weakened and offended his friends. All through the
country The sdieious are srisved thst he should have
msde speech I, which highly indisereet susgss,cns
were made IN very incorporate language .-..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28


Tie Senate yesterday adopted a resolution
reiterstng its request Of January to the
President for All account Of his appointment OF
Provisional Governors; the salary paid them;
whether they took the oaths prescribed by law,
and If not, why not; together with copies
Of Jsoceedings of Conventions, Legislatures,
&c, in the reconstructing States It is
IsoIpewhat remarkable that the President
should have neglected so long the previous
resolution Of The Scnatc--a resolution con-
iormable 10 usage, respectful in tone,
and entitled TO some sort Of an.snswer. If the
information desired be. not compatible with the
public interests, the President could soy SO, and
! flat would DC sufficient reason for withhold
ine5t But if the information does not happen
10 bdcoDpatble with, or conducive to, the sue.
cess Of the Presidents plan Of immediate reStor-
ratior-tha is quite a different case, and by no
lmearis good reason for continuing to withhold
tsefs of which the country ought 70 be in pos
20 esiou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28

of ss assassins OF President lincoln directing eSe
SECRETARY Of War to comuuicas estlnsos Of surVeJs
OF ste superior directing tho Secretary Of the navy
1. firn.h the names &C.. Of Naval oAAplass; 20 M
iute tue erpedieney of imposing light house das'
on vessels entering or leaving United States ports 20
inquire INTO the crped.ncy Of providing FOR the i''oe
Of certificates to soldiers who haselost their dseAaee'
and nstructins the Naval Committee inaaIfs 'e
advantage of New London. CT. as Navy yard reSo'
n:io copcerling the withdrawal OF the fFen'h WOODS
froB, Meyco as referred and the House adloafAea'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28
LEGISLATURES.
SENATE.

lii the Senate resolution was adopted that
select committee be appointed to whom shall be re-
errsa hou debate III resolutions relating to Fed
eral fairs or national policy. Mr.. Gibson offered .
series of resolutions indorsing the Freedmens Bureau
hill thanking the Senators who voted for the BILL not
witpianding the veto. and the Representatives
who sustained this and kindred measures,
and declaring that each House is the sole
Judge On the qualifications of its members. and that
tie Senators be instructed and tic Representatives re-
4ueed not 10 vote fox tire Admission Of mepoerS from
lie late Rebel States. until these States shall have
PROVED heir LOYALTY The resolutions were referred 70
Setec Committee. The President announced the FOL
lowing as the Select Committee Oh Federal Relations
Nc,sr. Sessions, Kline, White and Gibson. TO %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28
FROM ALBANY.
Reassemblins Of the Legislature,
A Select Committee on Topics of National
Policy Appointed.
Reference of Resolutions Sustaining thu
Action Of Congress.
FROM o., ,p,o.I Correspondent.

From Ols SpssX Correspondent
- w. - low"
hnASSshbbih" w The THE hh"'ShATohh.
The Legislature reconyened at II O'Clock
thi, morning. The attendance was very fnu
~ THE FEELING TOWARD THR PRESIDENT
~u1s,, ,..r. .,o,, >, -. ,.,,.,.,. u,.h
,,l.,st, ~ -. '. ~
Jnsty incensed AZ tne speech Oh the PRESIDENT there
general disposition TO do what promises to be 70, the
bs. Rs.o,,,s the bssd NJ N. Notion no, .,,ad fool,
,shIy n !. moi necesssrv tho, oil wha SoaJ Sn I'm
shn;id ma1e so,, ostSam.av ~, w. ~. v ',ta"d
90 IN, 80 : " '''"'e'e'' No' u" lucy ""e""
" -, 81. vrYs ~ ,uv .ss,,,,v .i t.
In 81. ,..,,h,. i.,,a nren., -, ,,. 90 ,o..,
~. IN Nc ssoaipI,, lslge hunioe, y. pmis Vi wcs'
Srh' p Ss ~ ,o,o'rou 70 .ne n,,as .o.ee.
,ha so.s as ,egnei,ea ,cPisat =.
cor ,,,rt wo;aH ~ ,ha sns az Ian FORT Ind
NJ Vessnosa olt VIZ oal" az - " M a'
and bst ~. or, d @ '"A' "'' "
W. ~ Co,,r,;,,." 80 ~ 49,. A. ur.,a,o,h,
,li * ~ S" vaDs.0e y. sno no.., W. pt CO..
m VI xe esssI y. mecashlcs " .ns S' es
- ~ M saJ tSn''s ao': =. .ue " III
- ~. 'aos $500, - t' o.oss"s aeoste
NV rho nri."n A. not 70 in;nrs hv ccr
sbs ,asrsn, oechsoics ~ orr S,ats Sbe hin
yax 60 n,, Sns vol vt;,, nora -. Il ~
NM so thst I'VE asmsgi,~ efacf On onr
sSould he ensireiy removed. Mr. Rrsndreth assted
that ths proSsm BAD greatly ueruered several EaS
~ =. 'ass ~ nhs.ano cpns.c's were soas
at wcps prnciosS, IN soct..Yn soce th,s rs..
persoas we're smtioyed on GoyernInen, commoSitiss
suCh' military Acco clnt mo x,
labor msr,et. Of Tia coun,sv ot a. ~ sn'
Mars Cochra, csSSsiS snI '. ~. u'sul sou;
10 tbn hill sad srsasJ tSst ,s - .a y.
ron vbs.evsr an ~ I;nJ - on s" 70 10
eonys Tbsy nrged s., ,ss '1. Oy p.,soS -
syo.A s,om s1S I'M. tpe e,s complsnea @
! Wbe, the labor wrs co,snsd' ..np rsr,
few trade, those outside Who nmr.ued ,ss .,ao:
tons were Injured BIZ the oompetton but When eeoyic,
isbo, was distributed among grsst pumbsr Of ,r.ds.
mo ,nth coussansnes would 10 s,nsv,snasS T.orh s'
lieyed In sbcshing tse centroo, .,s,en Nv r,cs sh,
4
,h;x INV - x.s srcrsd thst o,,r .isr. ,Id s
ss .,.,nns TX I'm 'ya va. 'r prlsols ~Uaip eec pc
Jerstsnding tS.t snother hin shSad hs nrn,an,lx mr..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28

and begsars until they Psriphesi ff0n of tue
face of the earth-baye boon quite Is cmphat''
calE dissipated. We doubt that there , were
ever more Blacka faithfully at, work in the
south, or working more efficiently, than to'isy'
We appeal, then, 70 the Statesman Of the S"atn
land she still has statesmen-1tc take groulnndi
boldly for comprehensive aud complete rsep}ii'i
oili,,ion-one that shall include every class IN
every oh--thst shall leave no diseontents
| no neartbnrnings, no chances OF future inSaT,i
rec tons and civil war. ALL RlGHrs FOR ALL
il our. plati,rm; which does not imply thss
leycry man shall be voter, but that colo, snail
no,be perpetual disquslifcaGon-that every
rational youth or man may confidently aspire
, and hope TO become q member ofthe body poi
tie ,y faithfully endeavoring toqpabiy hiin'en
therefor. .1'tNo. Taxntion without kcpreseh'-
Fatioh is sacred principle, Justly urged
| in favor Of tie early admission 10 Con;
grrss of represe ntstiyes from the States ia,sV
| in rerolt: we heartily accept it; insisting only
that It shall operate in favor Of that portion OF
tbe southern people which waS not. rs vel -
that which wis. willingly involved IN the ieoo'-
lion. Arrrc that every taxpayer shall, oeea
yo,er. and that there shall be no impedimen' VI
law AR policy to tue BfHks becoming taxpayers,
and VS. stand ready to insist on the repcsl Oh
the test and the present admission Of repre-.
scntatiyes from every State in the Union. ana
We feel very confident that majority IN Com
j gress feti as we do. ,iI.t .oln
! Let it be distinctly understood that. u the
Whtc, Of the South are not represented In Con
gress Il Is because they deny all right Of repre-
,ents,io1 or power Of sell-prolection to Tie
Blacks. Show us a single State which admits
her Blacks to vote on like intellectual cduca
tionsl, moral and pecnniary basis with he'
Whaes, and wo viii nr9e the instant adm
/ of tie chosen representatives OF that STATE
Though they be all ex-Rebei Generals OF TIE
most obnoxious type. And, 50 long as Tie late
Rebels shall demand that they alone DO repse'
sen,ed in Congress. while erstcadiaSliy ioya
neicl bors Shall. because Of their color, be de
MED all political irapchisc+ and even the mos
essential civil rights, they viii not be commas
seated by the inst and generous throughout
! Christendom. Nor should they be. hi |r'
III, ut the option Of Southern statesmen u
ally themselves with our Jack RogerseS. AID
I(peylaps, win their way into Congress thereby
They NAV make theirs White mans govern
Imeut," and I've ruled, after little. by The
thieves, black!egs, blacSgaards and idlerS, who
Will coon flock in to ill and swcli their cities
instead Of the docile and thrifty laborers OF
! their oen plantations. educated undertheir eye
ami identified in sympathy AID interest viii
themselves. Ii they have decided. or shall de
eide, to fight for representation under The ''acs
Rogrrs STANDARD, We shall certainly regret It;
bat our loss by their mistake vii, lie far les:
ltAm thc.- own.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28
en. Howard. in circular to his Assist

: Gen. Howard, in a circular TO his Assistant
Commission dated 23d Feb, and published
yesterday, remarks: 80,
Anticipating the excitement that will necessarily
fooN the action OF the Government with regard TO the
asw Ereedmen's bill Won may feel somewhat eInbaf
rasssd in the duties devovng upon you under the awi
aud Regulations already existing. 81. -.t
''htlat YOU mny act steadily and firmly In the emer
geucy y9i ma, ), frpdrsd for an Increased ketify %
NJ cdr, of those nh0 LGre Ptysfseny htRdted ana
.ooaled .o and yOur dgefs and nay Je tacsSaSes
! resikssH6ss among 1e Ffzdn1en." lfi .I.J' d.
Coult words more strongly describe the Ger.
tain effect of the Veto on the relations Of the
whitts apd'the blacks in the SOUTH II IS an
"in1 reased hostility which President johnson
has Itimulatcd against the unhappy Freedmen
anil il is Gen. Howard who says so. .-tl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28
dice nr,vsts library of ]. d. pisb,

The choice private Library of J. y. FISHER, esq,
which hs hiss been quarter Of century collecting,
will DO sold ct suction ct the Trade B.lssroom,
CONNIE eing on Monday sIsaiug nat. ninoludss
8 full collection Of tho early French travellers in
Amsrca. sf'yoyssss around the World, Arctic
voysgas, indian History, Bibliosraphy. Witch
|essdv. pAno1sloQ, 49,, 20, BpokspllsytEy
ahapla kKliniAa ~ lAialogQNi h wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28

Or Legislature recouvened yesterday, and
Dir. Gibson of Washington County submitted
IN the Senate resolves tcmperately but. firmly
asserting the rights Of the Freedmen and sus-
itaining the action of Congress on the Freed.
men> Bureau bill. They were referred to a
Select Committee, whereof Mr.. Sessions is
Chairman Nt' t t] q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28
Re Csrrespe.aents.

NJ ssHcs can be taken o. Anonymous Comm aneaioh'
Wh.,tvelis intended fer assertion zhas 10 snaea'ea
tytas and address ef III, ~r'''--not -
cuoacS,fon bt- a. sr1Isrstt y ~ NJ good si's
A. Ia, ss,. othss sises os sddrs.scSte Inc
T.,suxr- York; utsaaW AK SRA
". e,nno, undsass co retars re;,csd srnpsHs',os'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28

Stnator Dixon yesterday went over a great
deal of ground in the effort TO defend the fresi'
dent against himself-wth what success may be
jud led from the report elsewhere given. lie
fou1d allies in Messrs Salisbury and Cowan. a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28

: we publish in another column "a letter
from Horace Maynard, m reply to an, inyi..
tasisnI from the Committee to, attend 'sAe;; Ten.
hesses Codyantion. 1t is defense Of the Presi-
Idea,s policy, a. he understands it, and for that
srstsaaiag 40 gins chsptss ana verse from
the several Pypclamatipps Of tho President. n
the most emphatic language he declares hat
Yhsse who aetha South have bean IN Esbelliob
as nv ayi&aasat sss ~ !, a. ds,sSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28

SENATE-....ALBASr.Fs Feb. 81 1906
Petitions were presented for ship canal from
Cayugs Lake 70 Lake Ontario, for an appropriation to
thu New YORK Society for the protection Of Destitute
Catholic Chdtep and TO equal1e the fare onthe East
New York and Jsnsos Railroad. fa
-r- 4..tl BILLS NOTICED.
BY Mr. La BAu-To repeal the act relative 10 SUM.
mary proceedings for the recovery Of lands. -. 4.
BY Mr.. H. c. MURPHl-To amend the act fol- the ex-
tension OF certain streets in Brooklyn to the Fast
River I..- .r. r.sr .st ...e -'
Aso to establish basin adjoining the Erie basin in
the Twelfth Ward BROOKLYN. z.
by Mr.. GIRsoS-To provide further security for the
people Q this State against inyOluntsrly seryitude.
by Nr. KLyE-ro provide additional means FOR ths
care and protection OF INDECENT disabled soldiers of this
State. TT . ... la..
Pal. BILLS PASSED .-.. .....-
Incorporating the Board OF Trustees Of the General
Cow sntion OF the Universasts Oft the United States
Confirming the proceedings of the New York author-
tiles relative to quit claim deeds given to the Church
OF 81. James
For tha relief OF the Kingston and Rondou, Railroad
Company.
f. RESOLUTIONS
The following resolution was offered:
Rssdsed, That Select Committee be appointed whom
.ha be referred without debate AT resolutions reatnst
fodersl Affairs or topics OF National policy. .- .,..
This resolution was adopted. o
MI. GIBSON ofeted the following which were
fcrred TO the said Select Committee:
Resared. hs -issemby That justice IS well
sound policy require that the eeden Of the South shall be
protected and secured in all the rights granted TO them by the
gea. Amendment the Corsu!nion Ina on the sdoptor
OF provision became TIE inmeds.s DUTY and the clear
constitutional nigh, Of conEes' enact the law,
10 enseuae and enforce the smendnent That the Freed
Bureau act .ocIsd was wise necessary and eonst
tons exercise fh, poye and We Roe rs veto BY the
tending undue confidence TO hose who having but lately
attempted By force to de.tro, The nation have not by then
work the failure OF tioi raitorous efforts them
selves worthy Of such great conhdepce.
Rred That to TIE Senators Who voted for the passage ot
the Fr-edinens Bureau act lotw TIE veto and
those Repre- senstives In the House who have sustained the
and kindred measures deeply and truly sra.fu
and To the name OF our constituents We hsnb heu for their
tlmnr aud fthunesA 10 the principles winch the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28
ASSEMBLY.

The SPEAKBR transmitted the anDusL'report
Of the Manhattan Company. -, i..i '...'fi
Tho Senate amendment 70 the bill authorizing the
Controller of Nevrork TO issue $4,000 worth Of
water stock and that such stock shall not DO sold below
par was concurfsd In. ' 49, "a. -
IL BqLs ADVANCED 10 A TBIRD READING.
For tbs relief Of the Brooklyn and Roekswsy Beach
Railroad. ....- ai.. - q. ~ e. D. =. e
To Incorporate the Brooklyn Ladies' College
To incorporate tho Poughiespsie City Railroad Com.
= TO pss the oaim Of y, lOOto Gss Ward B. burnett
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28
ASSEMBLY.

The Assembly concurred III the Senate
amendnent TO the bill authorizing the Controller Of
New York 70 issue $50 900 worth Of water stock and
thu. such stock shall not be sold below par.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28
tn. tribune in London.

srStyXs BROTHERS. (An-nosn Agents f,t Ll6n''
tH,srDttAr Cerrbt tisrie. CO are As.H,sio ihr ss
Tag TRIBUNE They Will aso receive t''''''f'ss' s."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28
Terms 81 IN. Trisa.s-
r.. Aayertf,ers,

We Win thank our advertising Customers TO hanC
=. ,o Adyeri,eoaert e,fi. hour po'sible
,.~iSsS ,ner O'Clock sy eanuOb classified oidc' tls
b.a6 aIs'-'fa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28

Mr.. Garrison addressed large audieneeiaSt
eyepine in Brooklyn, a full report OF WINCH We
giyd IN anorhef column. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28

BuBaLAsx.--Ths carriage. house Of Mr.. Ben
janix G Clarke. On, Gsand.st, jersey City. was en-
-; - q s;.s7 = 100 ~" q '~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28
ny CONGRESS-.
SENATE,

tsXs21.--The Militia-b bill was reported iron
ias Cotnittee With numerous amendment. Bills were
introduced 20 sell the unsod lots OF the Fort Howard
gMihtsEy observation in Brown Counts, Wis on two
months notice; to grant additional lands in aid of the
st Crct and Lake Superior Railroads; to amend The
ACT Of March 1885, relative TO land bouuties for mil.
say Service to authorize the District and Territorial
Judges % be furnished with certain Publications; aud
10 exempt from State tayniion lands granted
~ colleges for ,ednoationai purposes. A resolu.
ron was adopted requesting the President to- fur.
mia. Information concerning his appointments
uf Provisional Governors their salaries whelhsr tbey
took TIE oah not copies Of Subsequent proceedings
5ander DE Prov isonS Govern ments &e; as called for
by previous resolution Of Jan. 8 10 which tue Pres
5dent had sent Petitions we're presented
for reduction Of the tax on agricultural implements
aud for$Qaai rights sld Republican Governments in
che South The resolution of thanks 10 the oficers
poIderand saIp-s Of the United Stste was reported
back frsm the Military Committee ard passed uhan.
smousl4 A resolution to appoint . Committee
20 investigate cotton frauds called up and
- Iettes, coneefniae the sane purify rad when tie
morning hour expired and the concurrent resolution
sor the exclusion Of claimants from Rebel States to
sests inCdngress was taken up and DISCUSSED by Mr.
Dixon. w&e isds an elaborate speech in defense of the
presidsus There was MISCELLANEOUS debate on the
ssns syseet asd a n p m. ,se Senate sajotrped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28

Incorporating the Board OF Trustees Of the General
Convention OF the UniverSasts ofthe United States
Confirming the proceedings of the New York author
tiles relative 10 Qut claim deeds given to the Church
OF ST. James.
For tina relief OF the Kingston ant, Rondout Railroad
COmpauy.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-09-12
R Z q IP L .


Cream, Beer.-Prepare a syrup thus;
Into pints of water, put = lbs wf'lte
SUGAR. 3 ounces tartarie acid, the juice
of half a lemon, and boil together hVe
minutes. Then stir into it J cup OF
-four previously mixed up with some
water. When nearly cold, add the
whites of eggs well beaten, and or
essence of wintergreen. Put into
. bottle and keep in a cool place. 1t is
ready for use at once, but improves
with age. To use, dissolve 2 table
spoonfuis of this in Il tumbIer of water,
and stir in / teaspoonful OF soda Al
ways shake the bottle well before
using the syrup.-M. i. IA little
white of egg beaten and added to the
common soda-water syrups gives pc
culiar foaming or froth-like consIstence
to the fluid when the gas water Is
drawn in. We saw the directions Tor
adding the egg sold in the West few
years ago, at 81 to So each to owners
of soda water fountains.-ED.
Wedding Cake.-( Pronounced excel
lent at great many weddings, says
the contributor, whose name is not on
the sheet with this and sundry other
recipes kept for publication as we have
room: l 10 -four, 2 lbs. raisins seeded
and chopped, 2 lbs. currants, / Id. cit
ron. ID. sugar, TO- butter, 10 eggs,
2 wine glasses brandy Stir sugar and
butter to cream, add yolks of eggs,
then spices, then the flour in which
has been rubbed teaSpoonfuIs cream
of tartar and | of soda; then the fruit,
and lastly the whites of the eggs beat
en- to froth The spices are, table
spoonful ground cinnamon, l grated
nutmeg, and l teaspoonful cloves. The
loaves require from one to two hours
baking.
Jelly Cake,-Mix 2 cups flour, cup
milk, l cup sugar, cup butter, 2 eggs,
teaspoonful soda and ? Of cream of
tartar. Divide into six parts, and
spread each as thin as possible in pans
of uniform size. Bake about three
minutes when done, lay together with
layers Of Jelly between; cover the up
per layer with plenty Of sugar sprink-
led on, Or with u thin frosting 3 Con-
tri6utors name not giUen.
Bacheior's Fone. Stir well together
quart sweet milk or sour milk with
soda, 2 tablespoonfuls lard, 2 eggs, 4
teacups white corn meal, or enough to
make moderately stiff batter Bake
in loaf in quick oven = Subscriber,
Kent county, Nd
Soft Gingerdread-Two cups molas-
ses, cup butter or lard, teaspoonful
soda, ginger ard salt as desired; mix
thin with four.-HouSeheeper, Woyces-
ter, HasS
Hosty Pudding "A housekeeper
directs: Nine tablespoonfuls of -four,
six eggs beaten light, one quart milk
have hot oven, and bake 20 minutes
Eat with sauce; butter and sugar rub
bed to cream and favored to your
taste, is very nice Such a hasty
pudding must be nice, if one has plenty
of cheap eggs. We should want some
sugar on it. Our home manuscript
book calls this recipe Sunderland
Pudding"
Indian Meal Pudding. Put teacup
tul Of meal into a quart of hot milk.
Add 3 beaten eggs, J tablespoonful
ginger and cloves, butter half the size
of an egg. Boil 2 or 3 hours in boil,
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