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FEMALES FEMALES

FEMALES FEMALESm
OLD Or YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED Or CON.
TEMPLATING MARRIAGE
In many affections peculiar TO Females. the Ey.
TRACT BCCHU ia unequsiled by any other rer.a
dy, "a in Chlorosis or Retention Irreyularity.
PaiE!ulness or Suppression OF Customary EYacua.
tons, [ .cerated or Schrrous state OF the Uterus
Lsucorrhes Whites Sterinty and for al, .o-,
paints. incident 70 the SEX whether arising from,
Intiscretion Habits of Dissipation. or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT
Take no more Balsam, Mercury, or unpleasant
Medicine for unpleasant and dan gerous diseases.
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCIIU
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
CURES SECRET DISEASES
In all their stages, At little Expense,
Little or change in Diet, No Inconvenience.
And no Exposure.
II causes frequent desire and gives strength n
Uripate thereby Removing Distractions Prevent
ing and curing strictnrcs of the Urethra. Allav.
ing Pain and Inflammation, frequent in the class
of diseases, and ezpelling all Poisonous Diseases
and WORKOUT Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS who bsrs
been the victims of Quacks, and who have paid
heavy fees TO be cured in a short time have found
that they were deceived, and that the "POIsONn
has, by the use of powerful astringents.n bean
dried up in the system, 70 break out in an asxr..
waited form, and perhaps after Marriage.
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RMY PPLIES.

A RMY SUP PLIES.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF QUlRrrRNAsTER, }
IiTWy Of the Potomac, )
WASHINGTON Scpte "a Der y, 1852
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the use
OF the army OF the Potomac the following articles
$3.50 toms best quality Timothy Hay, securely
baled. the weight ofea: h bale 20 be marked
2.eoo zoo bushels of Oats. of the best quality, fa
strong sacks, well Sawrd
700 cords Oak and Hickory Wood, we'll seasoned
and of the best quality.
Each bid must be accompanied by the endorse
ment OF two responsible persons that the contracts
ifawarded Will he fulfilled.
Bids VIII lie opened from time 20 time as the ar
ic!es may be needed and contracts will ne awarded
or tie quantities needed 70 the lowest reEpOns Die
bidder UP to the time of opening.
any bid.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for HAY
or Oats, OF Mcot. As the case may be and enclosed
Lieut.. Col: and A. D. c..
Sc 2S-tr Chief Quartermsster.
4 UTUMN AND WINTER SHAWLS-New and
"A stylish things opened to-day.
Also. all kinds Of hrst-class DRY GOODS, for the
general and special wants OF families and house
Keepers.
One price only. the actual cash standard vaIue
marked in riRin figures.
Our Northern ani Eastern correspondents send
An inspection OF stock solicited it i'm plies no OBJ
legation to purchase. PERRY 4 BRO,
Sc 2t-ft Pa avenue and Ninth street.
TNTIRE SUITS FOR LADIES, MADE AND
IL TRIMMED. NOW IN STORE.
Modern fashions and fabrics.
Also. fine stock OF autumn and winter DRESS
FABRICS hx the piece yard.
Oar Northcrn and Eastern correspondents send
rs nev supplies daily.
One price only, marked in plain figures, the actual
cGSk raiHe. PERRY i BROTHER,
Sc E-Ht Penn. avenue and 9Th street.
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DENTISTRY.

IyUkT BRyGHTwELi,
- pEET1SfS.
NS.,alo psansSlva Avenue.
See ssA and fVA ..---ts Wa.hin stcn D. O.
ARTIFICIAL Teeth inserted In the most improved
o"rs- ~ ~. cA~rteet retiee sod en- mode. 6S
:ssa terms. Teeth FILLED or Extracted In >llIID
sSs best manner. Single, Gum. and BLOCK Teeth
manufactured tn order.
CHAS. 2. HUNT
ros-isn~ q. HALL eRIGHfWEIL.
III TEETH
W.. GIsOAIS, NJ D., the Inventor and PAtentee
oftAe MISHNAL rLArE TEETH, sssendsI-
eel soHAiiy 1T his saigs in this city. XaayH
Sevs~-s - wear these teeth wNo >snnpt IkO
war others. asd TO person can wear others who
aSaHUt wear these.
WIN any style ana price % Teeth xhey may desire;
but 80 IL ose who are particular sxa wash the purest
eIesn<k strongest and nf<e$ Veffect dent,,re that
Az can predne- the MINERAL $4,ATN viii be
more fully warranted
N.s.M. in this eity-Ns 3ae 9~aa%y%~sn;s avenue
seewrcn .-h ard r'th streets Also, So1 Arch st.,
flIiadelphia. mar lily
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For Weakness arising from Excuses, Habits Of
Dissipation, Early Indscretion or Abuse
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS:
Incorporation to E1er.ion, Loss Of Power
Loss OF Memory, Difficulty OF Breathing,
weak nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, WakcfrIncs,
Dimness of Vision, Pain in the Hsrk
Universal Lassitude OF the Muscular System
Hot Hands, Flushing of the 49,
pryness OF the Skin, Eruptions of the Face,
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III. y. HOOD
rs Constantly receiving. and has always on hand
q fun supply of all the most celebrated n
WATCHES that are manufactured in Eng EjS1
land, Ssitzerlsnd and America, both in GoIiSsL
and Silver cases. He also keeps n large stock II
fine JEWELRf of the most desirable styles set
with Diamonds, EEleraids. Rlbies and all other
Gems. He Is also nufactu ring al kinds of Solid
Standard Silver Ware. ana keeps Swords, Revolt
yers. Sword Belts and Sashes. Bowie Knives Razors
Scissors. Gold. Silver and Steel Spectacles and y
great variety of other things usually kept in Je W.
eiry store and all at the very lowest price No BIS
Pa avenue, between 9Th and loth streets. fe IS
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PALLID COUNTEyANCE.

PALLID COUNTEyANCE.
These symptoms, IL allowed 70 go on, which This
medicine invariably removes soon follows IMpo.
TENCY, FATUiTY. EPILEPTIC FITS. in one O,
which the patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not treauantlv tol.
lowed hy those "DIREFUL DIsEAsEs,"
INSANITY AND CONsUMPTroS.m
Many are aware of the cause of their sufferin,
But NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsYLUMs
And the melancholy Deaths by Consumption bear
ample witness 20 che truth of the assertion
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Requires the aid Of medicine TO strengthen ard in.
yigorste the System, which HELTBOLD'S Ey-
TRACT BCCHU invariably does. trial will
convince the most skepticsl.
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- GIVE Me A CALL!
EE Cndersi snei respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he will open his y
Mell-Saewn establishment this day for::N T.
the season. He has had it Thoroughly
repaired and neatly fitted. and has also S1
been engaged all the summer in bedding
the most choice OYSTERS the Chess paaks Bay
coule produce, in his famous creeks 1T Pincy Paint
l will receive by the steamer James Guy, from
Piney Point twice week, a fresh srppi,y, indie
pendent Of my regular supply boats BY such
arrangements there will be failure in flling any
contracts that may he made with the establishment,
as We have Qeyer beressfore failed to do, independ
ant of the blockade
My ARRANGEMENTS are SO piete that 1t can cope
with any house in the United States.
pledge myself to par tcular attenti On to fur
nishing hetels, restaurants, suffers and private
families, at the lowest cash prices
Will keep also on hand fine assortment fresh
canned FRUI IT'S and termeticRiiy scaled MEATS
and EG EThKES II. NJ HARVEY,
Depot Isl ST., tween 10Th and 18th.
aeS-tf Wsshin gton City. D. @.
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HAPPLNEsS Or MISERY THAT IS THE
isIAS 6HhiHET Of 0 W8SNpGRs oi kSAT6MYi
and MEDICINE, have determinede,res ardless Of
expenseto issue, free, for the benefit of suffering
humanity, flour Of tn cir most instructive and inter-
eesting Lectures on Marriage and its Disaualifcs-
tions, Nervous Debility, Premature Decline, Indi-
gestion, Weakness, Depression, or Ignorance Of
Physlology and Natures Law These invaluable
saving thousands and will be forwarded free the
receipt of four stamps, by addressing Secretary
,Partyfan Cabinet Of anatomy and Medicine, 500
Broadway. New York, ~ 1S-1y
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II Or II r 7 y .
L ESTABLISHED IN go.
Situated COTasy Of E Gad 1Ih S:S., Pa. ar,
The Proprietor OF this highly popular Establish
raeGt. in announcing the thorough com !.
p!etiun OF large addition TO his q" Head YGA0
Quarters" btes especially to intimate l,sSA
That his many friends and the public generally wal
At all times find IL their interest TO pay hn visit
having no doubt but that the extensive prepa-a,
tions which ne has made for their comfort. viii
meet their unq uaiitied approval.
Airy and handsomely Furnished Rooms with or
without Board. at moderate rates Inn
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OhPHANS' COURT.--Disrict Of Columbia. Wash
tmsion .Cnnty to trH :-S.Pt. 2fh Is2-In the
.Srs oi;'Aarriet Carroll, deceased, the executors
nhs with the appreciation of the Orphans,
satTrdsy the nth day Of October next for the final
stliehsht ana oistribution of the personal estate
same have been collected and turned into ,,onev
|hen ana Where al the Creditors and heirs of said
Court of Washington County aforesaid with their
claims properly yogched, or they may otherviss
cessed's estate, provided a copy of this order Iva
published once week for three weeks in the Eve
ming Star previous to the said llth day of 0ctDh
next. "oeT
true copy.-Test: 2. c.. ROBBINS,
q law3wf Register of Wilis
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Photegraphing to a New USe

Up Chestnut street is a large bui,.,i,o =,
course OF efeetlch. Inc contractor performing
The work Is Weil-known citizen of opuience
and integrity. Mr- Contractor brides hi,nSaI 8
alike upon his hberality TO his men and ,ha
amount OF work he can get out OF them. Ifs;ciS
no man could be- more kind TO them: but when
AT work no man could be more do vyuunon TO
ing than himself. From the hour OF c,mn,an-
cling work until the hour OF leaving on no NO,
Is expected 10 pause in his duty or 10 in5,Joa
in n rest. The result is that the men, while MI
Contractor Is present, work like beavers and
do their ioafing only while he is absent.
day or two ago photographer took his in.
strument TO convenient spot and took n LARGE
picture OF the building. This picture he veStsr
day exhibited 20 Mr.. Contractor. Mr. Contractor
looked at The picture. examined it. and then
seemEd struck with M idra
g " hen was 'iiiS picture taken, sir!,
"On Saturday morning.
"a At what hour. sir -
" w ny, what difference does that rnakeln
40 me IL makes 4 good deal -
morning - TIC
ibid you first ask the men working en- the
building TO remain III one pos itiun ~
No, sir
man very naturally asked an eyplape,iop Uo
received II IN this wise: II am angry sir he
cause ind my confidence misplaced lTb;s
man, slr.s pointing 10 4 shirt-sleev we'd figure in
me Foreground, curied ny liz q corner smoking
segar, ais one OF my forenen. Those two
men under the beams doing nothing are two
men whom ief; Ten minutes before WITH posi-
i've inJunetions 10 perform given task Within
half IN hour. Looking over the picture T SEQ
buttwo men who appear 10 be busy The IA an
Whom supposed 10 he my hest man is the
hgare sitting upon that block OF ms rbIe
The photographer attempted 10 modify Mr.
Contractor, bat TO no avail. Four men OF inc
party received their discharge on the snot Tho
moral Of all this is, that nfidenty like: rnurjpr
Will out: and the eye-seryantS are sometimes
exposed when they IL asst expect lit LiIg-;eJuLfo
NOrth IfmrrirGR. F
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NO CURE, NO PAY.

II ~
i OSE Suffering with Govt, Consumption
CHRONIC rheumatism, Neuralgia, Stiff Joints, Tu-
mors, Cancers, &c, &c, can be cured, IL durable
by Magnetic Treatment or laying OF hands, by
MRS. WREN, Physician and Midwife, 445 ST.,
between 9th and 7th.
Mrs Major Ven of " Washington, testifes that
her violent pains in face and head chad no rest a
week. were tnken away in the space of few min
utes. Also found Mrs. Wren's Magnetic Ointment
very valuable il her family for Prickiy Heat Sore
Nipples, &c.; thinks no mother should be without
1t ~.
Mrs. o., OF Georgetown, was given up by several
physicians could only walk with help having suf-
fered with Chronic rheumatism for years has
been under Mrs. Wrens Magnetic Cure seven
weeks, and can new walk mile without help
Typhoid Fever yields quickly to this treatment.
Mothers should knsw that two thirds of chill
dren's complaints are caused by Worms. My Mag
neuc Worm Sirup cures speedily.
Ny Magnetic Ointment also cures Prirkly Heat
Sore Heads, Chopped or Called Flesh, Chllblains
Cuts, Barns Seaids, Dolls, or any Cutaneous Erup-
Sc i6-lw'
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nRs GoDEREY's ANTIDeTE. WILL CURB
rssuiIed r. is an Epfish Specific Of sixty. I've
year, tanoinE and MN not harm the delicate
Sold BY g: 9. UPHAM. 40s Chesnut street. Phiia::
dsiphia. and In w4shinston by 9. @. FORD, corner
henry COOK CO., brussists ne Sscly ~
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HELMBOLD's

HELMDOLD'S
:: GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
"HIGHLY CONCENrRArKDn
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BucHu.
4 Positive and spsSiss Remedy Tor
Diseases Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL,
and DROPsICAL swELLINGs.
This Medicine ipcreAsss the power 81 Digestion,
and excitss the ABsoRBENTS into healthy action.
By which the wATERy or CALCg9OCS ceposi-
tions, and ALL UENATU RAJ ESLARGEMENfs,
ara reduced, veil PAIN and INPLAMMA.
TON, and is good for NAN, WOMEN, or chill.
DREN.
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r X f. s T. VI Ar

Prntectsf ~ Royai Letters Patent of Eagt4ad. ana
secHr.d BIZ the Seals cf the Ecele fs Phary,,cie n
Paris, and The Iii:rial Coii.ge al Medicine, Vi.al
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T1PHAMS HAIR BYEETO COLOR BLACK
~ OR BROWNE Only so cents q box
Gray, red or fsxen hair can be changed in q
HAMS LIQUID HAIR DYE, the best and cheap.
est in the world, producing, the moment il Il
applied, . rich natural appearance. Each Box OF
'sUPHAM'S HAIR DYE is warranted to contain m
much hair dye as others sell for one dsliar Sold
by 3. Q. UPHAA, 4O3 Chestnut street PhiladaI
phia, and 8. CALVERT FORD corner nth street
and Pa. avenue; in Alexandria, by HENRY COOK
CO. Druggists. 80. - seu 5eoyvN
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The yalue of Coal Ashes and Cindrrs.

Coal ashes il. a general thing, thrown
away and thought I nuisance. But after some
experience [ am inclined to take a al fiar-nt
view OF the matter.
Ii may 10, and uudou btGdiy is the case. that
they are less valuable than those derived from
wood. The ash OF coal contains gypsum, lime
and phoS phoric acid. hut is main hulk is COM
posrd OF insolubir silica. / have found coal
ashes 20 10 WY useful in the peach orchard:
in the fall they should h. spread around the
root OF the tree IT the rate of = go3d-Sizni
%heelbaTrow load to the tree, and spread some
FIVE inches thick =! iii,. trunk, and siopiag OH
gradually all around; the ashes should be al
lowed 10 remain III Tins position until the tree
IL out in blossom, when il should nc surpad
over the orchard. L con slider that have de-
rived much benefit from this plan, and would
account for II IN the following manner: We
all kpow by experience that a large. nil. of
coal ashes viii retain the frost much later than
common soii-ihe ashes at the trunk OF the tr.e
(as have proven br experiments retains the
frost later in tbs spring and prevents the trees
from coming ont in bloom TOO soon. Another
rooE effects that ashes thus applied will Keep
Oft the peach worm, which Is often so deStruc-
tive 20 liic trees. Besides these mechanical ad-
yantageS, coal ashes contains substances which
are hFGF fetal 10 vegetation Of ali kinds LAST
winter i kept q portion OF coal ASHES under
shelter until the ground was we'll frozen, whaf,
IL was spread ~ before: If the Cttrct should la
thereby changed, 1 Will report II the pron.r
season. This system will apply as wen 10
other fruits as to the peach. i have tricd il
with the same success or apple, pear, and
cherry trees.
If coal ashes produce no other al vautaye
than the mec haniCai one OF ioosenins the soil
ii would still ~ valuable. But the following
ANALYSIS, by Prof Norton proves II TO Iy. VAL
nabie as q manure. lie found one hundred
parts OF ashes from white ash coal, without any
wood ashes from kindim". contained OF
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A TTENTION, sUTLERs AND OTHERS,

A TTENTION, Suffers AND OTHERS.
CIDER-CIDER-CIDER
$500 barrels of Wilson Il Lawrence celebrated
NEWARK CIDER for sale in quantities tn suit
purchssers-and at eur usual New York prices
Address WILSON & LAWRENCE
se4 I'm Second Pa aveuue.
NEW DESIGNS IN AUTUMN AND WINpEp
v NRAPPINGS, opened to-day with ali kind a
OF DRf GOODS for current wants
One price only, the actual cash value marked in
Pialn hEures. PERRY Il BRO
&c H'-iVt Ia. avenue and Ninth street
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Sold by pruseists everywhere. Ask for HELM
BoLss Take no other. Cut ont the advertise.
ment and send for 1t, and avoid Imposition "a
Exposure. ana
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EN0R THE FOLKS AT HOME-Au kinds of
u Fancy and Staple Dry Goods for the Folks at
Home" Officers and Soldiers are cordially invited
consumption.
One price. only, the actual cash standard ralus
marked in Plain figures
Our Northern and Eastern correspondents sup
ply us daily with Fine DRESS GOODS, CLOAKS
SHAWLS, READY MADE DRESSES tsuits &c
All parcels properly packed for express or other
conveyance free of charge.
An inspection Of stock and prices i'm plies no oh.
legation 70 purchase. PERRY l. BRO
Perry Building ;"
Be 0-lOt Pa. avenue and Ninth street
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w II EsALE DEALERS
TRUNKS, vALIcEs. sArcHELLs. HAyKk
RACKS. CARPET, INb PRLLEsTER BAGS.
WALL. STEPHENS co.,
- S-solnf 332 Pc. sv., bet On and iosA d
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MEDICINES.
D. nnaLf,noss

Has di,ccrs-sd fac r.o.f Ct--rs~ Sc>.Sv SO -
EfGe,Hal Rtnedy IN As Void
YoR ALL DISEASES OF IAPRuDyscS
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Member ofthe Royal College OF surgeons. Lana.
graduate trou one ef the rsest e,rip-nt Oall~s.s'
has been spent in the hospitals Of Lonion. -
philacelphia and elsewhere, has effected sors
the most astonishing cures that were ever knov'
many troubled with ringing IN The head sns ~,
when asleep: great nervousness. being sls-m-s
sudden sounds. hsshfulness with frequent biusk,.'
ATTENDED sometines with derangement of Uis
were cured inlmediafely
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LET no FALSE pELICAcT PREVENT
ArrLY lMMyr1AfELY.
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plating Marriage. being aware OF physicsi 80
ness. organic debility. dsforuaitiss. De. sp.'sS
cured -"sSA
Tic who places himself under the care a, n.
may relisiou.ly con6de in his homer as q s4afis,
~. csS1cs ut rs, .cSr -, MI =
left hand side going from Baltimore street |. 4
doors from the corner. Vail not ~ oN.~rv. -
and number. Letters. r,urt be Paid and eon,a;,
stamp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-08

Notice Is hereby given that Delegate CO unity Con
yeutnn I'll be held at Charleston on Saturday tho
l2l day Of Jniy for the purpose appointing dele
gates 10 the State Convention at Des Moines on the
23d of Juy also to appoint delegates 10 the Congress
stonst and tutttctat Conventions.
Each township win be entitled to delegate and
additional delegate for each one hundred votes
cast for Abraham liz soin Pres iGfni If the United
States, and one additional scgate Tor every fraction
al vote exceeding afty.
The Chatmen of the several Township Committee
requests To cali meeting ~ their rerlrstiy.
townships Oh SATURDAY preceding III. County CoIven-
lion. sal lha purpose Of appointing delegates 10 That
Convention.
Loyal citizens, without regard 10 former political
associations, who are in favor giving Aomss s#p.
port 10 the National IN thoro oh and
efectuai suppression The ReDeIIfon are la y..l In
cooperate throughout the county.
=. MERRIAM,
HENRY STkoEe, Central Commi,tea
EDMrSD JAE6ER, of
ROBERT A, RIssKlI, Lee Caantv
JOHN T.. WISTKnpoTHAH
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McCLELLAN,s POSITION

Is on the James River, from fifteen to
twenty miles from Richmond, with Fort
Darling between him and that place. If
he can reduce Fort Darling, then his gun
boats, acting in concert with the army,
can shell Richmond from in front of it's
own wharf. In the meantime McClel.
lan's army is between the James and
Chickahominy rivers, and to some extent
protected from the enemy. on either hand
by those streams, while the open naviga
ton of the James river, and the immense
fleet OF boats plying in it, gives him thu
very best possible facilities for receiving
re-inforcements and supplies.
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Treas -, Prep.sa,i.g Euna.

Through the influence and efforts of
Jones, Floyd and others of their stripe,
fund was raised and deposited at Love s
Bank, to aid in running Clasett's Consti-
tuition. That concern sinks some sixty to
seventy dollars per week, and the de-
fciency is supplied by the sympathizers,
and drawn out of bank by Clagett, as the
exigencies Of the case demand.
Loyal persons will perceive that The
less they pay towards the supper. Of III,
Constitution, the more will have to b.
drawn from the pockts Of Jones, FLOYD
and their compeers. OF course this con.
sideratlon may seem to demand extrs
sacrifices on the part of loyal citizens in
support Of Clagett's Constitution, lest the
burden should fall too heavily on the de.
voted leaders of the Jonesocracy, here
and elsewhere. just as great many Of
that class OF persons. in the generosity Of
their hearts, assume to pay all the ex.
penses of this war, and seek to save the
property of the wealthy traitor aristocracy
oil the South from contributing. in the
slightest degree, to share the burden OF
the exrenses Of the war which they are
waging against the Government.