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The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06
We'll Auper.
No one need be SOithOsa a Wei and
IFe0f9g of Water.


m Plenty Of Water.
Mr.. J. NJ. Butler, of this County,
has succeeded in producing a Well
Anger, of his own Invention, that Is
n complete success, as has been prac-
tically demonstrated in this COM
munity for some time past. Mr..
Butler can now bore n Well curb ii,
and finish 1t complete for use, from
80 to so feet deep, in one day. In
fact he has been known to bore n
Well, curb IL, and finish IL for use,
30 feet deep, commencing early in
the morning and had il complete and
it furnished water for dinner pur-
poses before II O'clock the same day.
The cost of making these wells Is
very small, compared with the old
fashioned wells.
Mr.. Butler was raised in this
County, his parents emigrated from
Virginia and settled i'm this County
when ne was a small boy. He mani
tested much inventive genius when
n boy, by inventing improvements
on farming utensils, and several
years before the war he commenced
his operations to invent an Anger to
bore Wells, of any depth. He in
vented and procured three different
patents, he going to Washington
City i'm person, and exhibiting his
models at the Patent Office. The
second was an improvement on the
first, and the third and last is proving
to be decidedly an improvement and
success. He procured the last
patent i'm 1860, but I'm consequence OF
the war he has had no opportunity
of testing Il until this year.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06
County Appointments.

The candidates for County offices
opened the canvass at TaylOr's Sta
ton on Thursday last. A large num-
her Of voters attended the appoint.
ment, which passed off pleasantly
the candidates acquitting themselves
handsomely and theN utmost good
feeling prevailed. ON Friday and
Saturday the voters Of Spring Dale
aud Paris were visited by the candi-
dates and everything passed off well.
Yesterday the good people OF Dallas
were 20 be honorcd with a like visit
and to-day they appear at Lafayette
Springs 10 pay their respects to the
citizens of that place.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06
Election TiCketa

Candidates Wishing their names
printed upon the general tickets for
the October electiOnwill bear in mind
that to insure this 1t is necessary to
send their name, accompanied with
the cash, to the office in time to print
the tickets and send them to the diff
ferent voting precincts before election
day. To guard against any disap-
pointment that might result from a
failure to give this matter prompt at
tentiOn, we would state that no name
will be printed upon the tickets un-
less payment for the same is made
when ordered. Several OF the can
dldates have already sent I'm their or
,ders. A word tolthe wise, etc.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06
Horse Thieves

a short time since two men by the
name of Arnold stole couple of
mules from Mr.. John G.. Knight, of
this County, and made their way to
the Mississippi bottom. Knight and
brother, and Mr.. John AddingtOn,
followed the thieves and overlook
them at their ranch IN the Missis-
sippi bottom. The thieves were In a
house which the party pursuing
them surrounded when one of the
Arnolds, who was In the house, fired
u navy six shooter, the ball taking
effect in the left breast OF Henry
Knight, and coming out under the
right arm. We are pleased 10 learn
that Mr.. Knight, although severely
wounded, Is considered out Of danger.
The thieves after wOunding Mr..
Knight escaped ..t|l IN
The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06
Teachers ConvmNOn.

The proposed Teachers' Conven-
ton that was to have taken place on
the LIST instant, at Jackson, has been,
we learn, indefinitely postponed
The Lexington Advertise. thinks that
Grenada Is a more suitable point for
the holding Of the Convention, be-
On lse of its greater educational inter
ests. We suppose there are more
schools, with a much larger number
ofpupIls In Oxford, than there are in
either Grenada or Jackson, and would
therefore suggest the propriety OF
the Teachers holding their COnven-
ton at this place.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06
Our Job Department.

THE FA1CoN job printing depart
mcnt has been lately supplied with n
large amount OF new Type, from the
Franklin Type Foundry, Cincinnati,
where the best OF material Is made,
and we are now prepared to do the
largest posters, circulars, cards, bill
heads and labels, In a manner not
surpassed I'm North Mississippi. Our
prices will continue to be the most
rpasOnnbip
The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06
The Court Rooms.

At the September Term Of our Po-
lice Court Il was agreed ON the part
Of the Board acting for the County,
that they pay Slate, Cook & Co, for
one room 30x40 feet, one No. /, 14x20
feet, and No. 3, 20x20 feet, and one
No. 5, 1SX20, TO I've used for the sever
nl purposes OF converting Court, for
the Clerks and Sheriff's offices and
for the sitting Of Juries. Said con-
tract to extend for years and pay
ment to be made annually, $1,000, 0O
per annum, for the use Of the same.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06

w. III. CROCKETT, 29s Main Street,
Memphis, Tenn, IA duly authorized
To receive and receipt Tor advertise
ments for THE FALCON In that city.
THos. j. HENLEY, Commission
Merchant, Real Estate Agent and
General Collector, No. 81 Chestnut
Street, Sc. Louis, Mo-, r. our duly
authorized agent for that city.
GEO. n. BUIIITyT, Esq, with VIII
son, Peter & Co., corner of Fifth and
Main streets, Louisville, KY, Ii .aIi-
thorized 70 receive and receipt for adj
vertisementsf for THE FALCON In that
city.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06

Whereas sc the January term
1866, Of the Probate Court Of Lafay-
elite County, Mississippi. the estate
Of John r Rayburn, late n said county
deUessed having been declared 81 said
Court, insolvent and insufficient 70 bay
the claims exhibited aQainst said es-
tate. Now therefore, ia accoruance
With tue Law in such cases made and
provided notice Is herebg girin. hat
as commissioner 81 insolvency. al
creditors Of said estate viii Iile their
claims, properly authenticated md
proven with the undeFsi ened, ga 81 be-
fore the Alb Monday il Feb 1862.
W. DELAY Cler
Commissioner.
January. 81. 1866. lnll6m
The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06

The Monumental Thespian Socie-
ty, of Oxford, have cast an excellent
play, "rhe Lady OF Lyons, and will
on or about the 10th of September,
offer n very attractive entertainment
to an Oppreeiative audience. We
have before spoken of the objects of
this Society, and can only wish them
success, and know that they de-
serve III ..t.F
The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06

This first class Family Journal,
published at Jackson, Miss, Rev.
VIM. Price, editor, "a VIII be seen by
advertisement, Is ndevoted 10 the I'm
terests OF the NJ. r. Church South"
It r. a first rate religious newspaper
and Is well worthy the terms Of sub
scription, 90 per .annum- aeow
The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06
Cant Nat C. Taylor.

Capt. Nat. G. Taylor Is candidate
for District Attorney, for the 9TH .Ju-
dicial District, at the next October
election. See announcement. No
tlce next week.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06
Administratnr,s Nntiea

Letters Of administration on the esq
tate of w. G. Reynolds, deceased,
having been granted to the UNDER
sigued by the Probate Court of La~
fayette County. Miss, at the January
Term, 1865, thereof notice is hereby
given to all persons having claims
against said estate to present them
properly authenticated within The
time prescribed by law or they will
be forever. barred.
A. e. REYNOLDS,
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Personal.

Mr.. Joseph Trothschild, foreman
Of the Memphis Avalanche, paid US a
visit this morning. Mr.. T. has been
unwell for some days, but Is recover
ing and win return In few days to
that CITY .....
The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06
y II ADOOAN II 4ANLA1I-
August 80, 1866 v1n41-6m. y
INSOLVENT NOTIcE

INSUL VENT NU1ICE.
The estate of Jas. j. Quaries hav.
ing been declared insolYenl al The Ju.
" term of the Probate Court of La.
fayette County, the creditors Of said
estate are hereby notified TO have their
claims duly probated and registered
by the August term of tins Court,
1867, or they will be forever barred.
SALLIE E, QUARLES,
Aug. 9-v1n3S-6m Adml'x.
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An persons Indebted to me, are
earnestly requested to come forward
and settle BY cash or they win find
the notes and accounts In the hands
OF the proper Olllcerfmcoll ectiDhand
= = TTsI d. ANDREWS =
Oxford Aug 3 lse67vln4O-tf
The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06

The eth Annual Session OF Mrs.
Lewis School commenced on last
Monday.
The exercises Of the Athenmum,
Prof w. O.. Richardson, A. NJ, Prin-
Cipal, viii be resumed on the 10th in
slant, which r. next Monday.
Mrs. Frances Harrison and her
daughter, Miss Anna p. Harrison,
will open Female School In Oxford,
on next Monday.
We are pleased to learn that the
Male School opened In this place in
May last, by Messrs. Gilmer and
Cant, Is largely attended, and I'm fact
the success Of this School Il far be-
yond the expectations Of its worthy
founders. - .tl fF
See advertisements Of the above
sohOolsiR TIN FALCON. =. 90
From advertisements. "a O1r ex-
changes we see that the fifteenth
Animal Session Of the State Univer-
sity will begin on the 9th instant.
The next term OF the Union Fe-
male College, under charge Of Rev.
q. III. Bell, viii commence on next
Monday, 10th instantw
Rebuilding, ~
10 Il with pleasure that we observe
the re-buildingoft the burnt houses on
the South side OF Court Square,
houses that viii materially add to the
appearance Of the town. This Is a
Il should be. There Is scarcely q va.
can't house 10 be found, and there orr
many who appreciate the locality and
healthf1lness OF our town and desir
TO settle among us. Unless some
thing I'M fDrseen- occurs there win b,
'as great a demand for hOuses'as las
wear. Rents btill stand at higl
figures. It takes q cool thousand b
ncomo in''fff business house ON Tn
Square, and ~ this rate the erection
Of this character Of houses promise
n very handsome per cent. on tn
capital invested. 's.ssrsf
The buildings that are being erectei
IN this locality are bflok and are OF
substantial character, and win adorI
andbegutfy TIE desertplaces on th
ne large iron-frOnt brick stoF
house OF HenwoOd, Roberts Il Doyle
on the West side Of the Square,
about receiving thehnishlng stroke
Our town Il rapidly arising nom Il
ashes 70 assume proportions as
yora. Trnpr0Venonk f0llOu's improve
ment, and we hope and believe tha
Oxford wa IN the course Of o. yea
haveroQained, 20 = very great extent
her former position and beauty.
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Aug. l6. ls66.yln39>6t
NSOLYENT NOTTrE

The estate of T. w. Boone having
been declared insolvent at the August
term of the Probate Court of Lafay-
cite County, the creditors of said es-
tate are hereby notified to have their
claims duly probated and registered
by the August term of this Court
1867, or they viii be forever barred.
e. M. MATTHEW'S,
]. L. BOONE, AdmSrs.
August 80, 1S66-v1n41-6n.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06
FORM OF A GUARANTEE.

Thhe Undersigned residing ut -, State Of
-, undertake that if the bid for carrying the
mail on the Route No.. (if the number be not
glven it is not essential be accepted by the
Postmaster General, the bidder shall enter into
the required obligation or contract, with good
and sufficient securities.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06
+FORM OF CERTIFICATE.

The Undersigned, postmaster at -, State
of -, ceFrites under his oath Office, that he
is acquainted with the above guarantors, and
knows them to be men of property and able to
make good their guaranty.
Dated -----, ------.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06
Aug. lst. lsss-vlOs7-ly
F. II. RUEFF,
cANDYMAKUEAcTURER,
.CONFRGFIONER,
General Dealer IN
..... .n.. -..tt r.-ss
R0R8E9N ERUEEg,
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC
CIGARS.

Virginia Smoking and Chewing To-
bacco, Pickles, Preserves, Canned
Fruits, FlavOring Extracts. London
Porter, EdiDburg Scotch Ale, Oysters,
Sardines and other articles TOO nu-
merOus to mention. '8. .s1.
Balls, Weddings and Parties sup
piled in the finest style aud on the
shortest notice.
~All orders from the country
promptly attended to, rurr,
May 24th, ls66-n27lf
The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06

And all olher articles usually found
ID Dry Goods Store. all Of which
will be sold at The lowest prices posi-
Die for cash.
OR motto win be aSmall profits
and quick sales.
0xf1rd, Mss Nay 10th, lsee-yln251
The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06
CTTATTON NOTICE.
Insolvent Notice.

lAtthe September term 1865 Of the
Probate Court Of Lafayette County,
Mississippi. the Estate Of Lewis q
Wynn intestate, was declared insult
cient to pay all tia debts due there
from, and insolvenG. The. creditors
of said estate are notified to pre-
sent their claims for examination at
the Office Of the Probate Clerk on
or before the first day Of October,
1886 at which time q prorata division
will be made.
w. DELAY,
Clerk and Commissioner.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06
gAMDEDAZR8o
FOR SHERIFF.

&We are authorized 10 announce
J. B. Houston a candidate for Sheriff.
GIVE are authorized TO announce
w. s. Mckee, the present incumbent,
h candidate for reelection TO the
office of Sheriff. 4 ~ -
BR- We are authorized to an
nOunce D. L. S. MOseley a candidate
foT Sheriff. :" q.
~We are authorized 10 announce
Robert G. Smither candidate for
Sheriff. -
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
~we ave authorized to announce
A. Peterson, the present incumbent
a car didale for re-eleclion to the Office
of Probate Judge.
U=We are authorized TO announce
S. E. McCOrkle candidate for the
Office of Probate Judge.
+ FOR CIRCUIT CLERK
EI- We are authorized to an.
nounce Col Jas. L. Kendel candI-
date for Circuit Court Clerk.
s1rWe, are authorized TO on.
nounce Col. Word G. Vaughan, the
present incumbent, candidate for
re election TO the Office of Circuit
/ Court Clerk - iAL
FOR PROBATE CLERK.
e%We are auihorized to an
nounce Capt. w. Delay, the present
incumbent, candidate for re-electiOn
to the Office Of Probate Clerk.
H We are authorized to an.
nounce Maj. Newton A. Isom a can
date Tor Probate Clerk.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
TWe are authorized to an
nouhce A. Mcleod a candidate fol-
County Treasurer.
FOR, COUNTY ASSESSOR
Y TWe are suih0rized to announce
]. II. Teas ss a candidate for Asses
sOr of Lafayette County. 4
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.
RWe are authorized to an
nounce the name Of Hon. Orlando
Davis, Of Tippah county, candidate
for Judge of the 9TH Judicial Dis
lrict, composed Of Tippah. Marshall
Lafayette, Pamela, and DeSOto cOun
Ties. = ~ i.-' eii.r fia z. Deg
N RI-We are authorized to an
nounce the Hon, A. N. Clayton, III
J present incumbent, candidate 70
|, Judge, of the 9Th Judicial Dislric
Of Mississippi, composed of the coun
J ties Of Tippah. Marshalls Lafayette
) Pamela and Desolo. s..
> FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
! p~We are authorized to announc
NJ Carr, NAT. c.. TAYLOR, Of Panels
q Is 8 candidate for District Attorney
for the 5th Judicial Di strict.
The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

EXECUTOR'S SALE. OF LAND.
AS surviving Executor of the last
will and testament of Richard Carter,
deceased, at his late residence in the
County of Lafayette and State of
Mississippi, ON Saturday the 9th day
of October, A. ID. 1866, win sell, by
public auction, the following land of
my testator to-wit: the west half of
section thirty-three 1887, Township
six (6), range four az west, lying in
the County of Lafayette. Terms
One third cash, the balance on a
credit of one and two years, the pur-
chaser giving bond with securities, by
me to be approved, for the balance of
the purchase money.
J. NJ. CARTER,
Aug. 80, '66-v1n41 Executor.
- CITATION NOTICE.
To. Susan Z. Atkinson and her
husband r.. e. Atkinson: You are
cited to appear before the Probate
Court of Lafayette County, Missis-
sippi, on the 4th Monday Of Septem-
Der next to show cause why the pc
tition Of J. Ct. Sheegog, one of the
heirs of Robert Sheegog, deceased
praying for a division of the rea
estate of the said Robert Sheegog
! should not be granted. IS
By order of the Court.
w. DELAY, Clerk.
/ August 3Oth, 1S66-v1n41-4w.
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INSOL VENT NOTIcE.

- - = = p , = = = = 8
Avg. L., ,66-vIns9.6w Adm,
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Clerk and Commissioner.
March 29th, '6e-6m M
The Oxford falcon., 1866-09-06
SPRING GOODS!
JAMES L. KENDEL,


WITH
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-23
8eal estate.
= LENTZ & APPLEGATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Office BIB Third street, North Side.
DAYTnN nIUn

~ SMALL FARM. 81 ACRES: GOOD
brick house and well improved six miles from
Dayton, adjoining Libcrty-3i.
A tavern anu good grocery stand IN Chambers
A nne residence in Yellow Springs, well i'm.
proved a. 500
rishurg- 81 200
good house and lot we'll improved, on Long
farm Of i0o acres well improved about miles
hoIth OF fhhNton on free pike bargain for Sll 600
"A iarm, miles from Dayton, OF l7U acres well
improved, ON Eaton Pike; cheap for $i7OO
farm of lbt acres mile east OF Union ON the
old Troy road, well improved, and the best quality
of land-$9OO0
farm OF lsi acres, well improved miles south
west OF Covington, Ohio The best land for $45 pei
acre. - -
Flax factory, occupied by Messrs Davis A Co.
with machinery, and acres of land
iarin OF 100 acres mile north of Browns Sta
proved $1,000
A brick house, corner of Brown and Ann
strcets-S a ua
farm of 70 acres, on Grcenyille II r. $9ei0
brick house on Fifth street No 2s7-I.6
farn OF 52 acres, gOGl improvements, at
lirown's station, on Western Il. R-$3 so
larm OF % acres, on Germantown Pike miles
from Dayton-S9O0O.
number of houses and lots IN different parts OF
tho city, An will he sold cheap.
iehs-u LENrZ & APPLEGATE, H. T. A.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-23
Murder in Cincinnati.

The Enquirer of this morning contains the
following account of murder in Uincin-
natl last night
II Is well known 20 most of our readers
that a serious difficulty has existed some
time between two ell-known-citlzens OF
Cincinnati. Mr.. o. =. Murray and IA. A. I'd
wards, and that between the two there was
a hostile feeling. Edwards claims that, two
or three times yesterday. Murray crossed
his path In manner which led Edwards 10
believe that he meant to do him bodily
harm.
About half-past twelve O'clock thismorn
Ing Edwards lefl the Clifton House. on the
corner of Sixth and Elm, with bundle of
clothes under his arm, 10 go 10 his room.
AS he was passing along Sixth street, be-
tween Race aud Elm, Murray, who was
standing IN the alley adjoining the church,
stepped out and said TO Edwards "YOu can
not proceed any further" and moved to-
wards Edwards.
Edwards instantly drew from his pocket
a revolver and fired at Murray, the ball en-
toring the forehead above the right eye,
killing him almost Instantly. Edwards
called out TO the watch and gave himself
up, and was conducted TO the Ninth-street
Station-noiIse. Near Murray was found a
knife. which he dropped from his hand as
he fell to the sidewalk. Murray leaves a
wife and family residing on Elm, near
Twelfth. The body was removed 10 Doctor
Webb's Office, where an Inquest viii be held
this morning.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Opern-House To-Nigh1.-This
evening isset apart for the Bencntpf Mis- Monic
Williams. when the very popular and highly sea.
sational Drama Of "The Peep o. Day" win he pre-.
seRted The piece was written by Edraond Fal.
coner and on It's first production, at tde Theater
Royal Iyceum. London had the unprecedented
run Of 9hr haHdred o0asecufir0 R0Ats- II Is libcr-
orally interspersed with songs and dances, which
afford agreeable relief to the more tragicinci-
dents, aud may be regarded as a true and faithful
picture Of life among the Irish peasantry as II eN-
istod at the time Of Gle great Rebellion of rs
Miss Molie Williams will sustain the part Of
Kathleen. IL is one, giving great scope for the
natural genius as well as lively imagination of the
the lady who plays il, and we hope it is In good
hands Mr.. Vincent viii pcrsonate B,yney o. '75ole
and will give us several Irish songs Tho piece IS
eXcellently cast, with Mr. Duncan rs Black RnlliA;
and Mr.. Allen as M. o. CgearI f
Tomorrow afternoon there will be a Grand Mat.
inec-with Uncle Toms Cabin" for the attraction
Miss Williams and Vincent appearing in the
piece. t.A tfI..
Dayton Theater.-Beckel Hall had very
fair house last evening" 10 witness the burnt cork
representatives of Oakley's Bureau. Al present
were freedmen, 10 laugh or cry as prompted by the
comicaities of Boyd. Wilson, Murry. etc The per.
iormance went on well and well paid the manage
nent N
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-23
From Louisville.

.. LOUISVILLE, February -,
One Of the greatest outpourlngs of the
people, If not the largest, took place here
tonight. The friends of President John
son assembled in the city Court-housc to
express their feelings of satisfaction and
respect toward him for the able manner in
which he vetoed the Bureau Bill, and To
heartily indorse every word of his late
message. p
The meeting was full Of thuslasm, such
as have not. seen displayed for years.
Governor Bramlette, Ex-Governor Helm,
Colonel Caldwell, Judge Bullock, and other
distinguished gentlemen, addressed the
meeting, each pouring hot shot and shell into
the radical camp ut short range.
The meeting, In itself, will have mighty
influence In the State. You may set IL
down as n fixed fact that President john
sou, in the minds of all true Americans, Is
the right man In the right place. The city
Is Illuminated by boniies, aud every thing
IL quiet.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-23
atuuttarg aud Coalmtrfial.
CLncinna.i Markcts.

ciNcISSArl February %
FIOlR-Therc Is n good demand for all grades
which is rcely met 10y holders ht tIaI 40; Tor Su-
perhnc, SSa1 21; for Extra - toe 10 50 for Fam
ly, and so 75aii ~ for Fancy. 71''
GRAiN-Whcat continues dull and Inactive
There is not enough doing to establish quotations
Prices remain nomtnaily unchanged old red i
held at $2a2 70; No I new red Is offered NJ
- 70 and No. Rat 81 CO. rejected at Si 25cDi 81 /,
NO. Chicago Spring at tt 90, aad extra at a 70
oil 10 tor Is steady, with 4 fair demand at 53c
i0r No. shcllGl White is scarce, and sales were
made at bSc In elevator Oats are dull; and prices
lower with a fair inquiry at the decline. About
spQ bushels were sold ~ Tlc Tor No. q aud 96c
at 10c in elevator for No T.
GROCEltlES-rho market rules steady and
luet at gIa Do. for rtir choice Rio Coffee 13d
l6c; Tor raw sugar iIAGisc for hard refined, and
WHISKY Free Is dull aud prices nominal
liondcd IS in good emnnd aud the market firm
Holders are generally asking 26c now
SEEI-(loNo remains duil at a. 60. Flax steady
NJ n 6As W Timothy Is iu moderate request
at 81 7O@3 "a
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
From WashingtOn---Thc President
Makes N Speech.
Especial 10 the Cincinnati Commercial
-.s. ,5 MAsUINuToN. February ~

-,-nt, pF WASHINGTON, February a.
The mass meeting to indorse President
johnson assembled to-day, and lasted from
noon TIL r. M. Grover's Theater inside
was densely packed, and the street without
where stands for speaking were erected.
was equally crowded, Speeches were made
by $. $. Coz. Montgomery Blair. senator
Hendricks, Green Clay Smith, Representa-
tives Rogers, of New York, and Hogan, of
Missouri, and a good many Others OF lesser
note, all flilly sustaining the Presidents
veto. \ long series of resolutions were
adopted, expressing confidence in the Pres
ident, and favoring the admission of the
Southern Representatives to Congress. At
the conclusion of the meeting, the people
proceeded en- nldSSe to the Presidential Man
sion, where the resolutions were presented
to the President, who responded In speech
OF an hours duration, IN which he charac-
tcrizcd the Radicals in Congress as the
leaders ola second rebellion, and denounced
Ihaddeus Stevens, Wendell Phillips and
Charles Sumner as traitors These dcclara-
tons caused the most intense excitement
among the people, and were enthusiastic
eally cheered. The President, In the course
of his remarks, reviewed his public life
and declared that his only ambition was to
restore tho Union.