Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-01
LOCALTNEWs.

This association met last evening AZ Temperance
Hall 10 consider tn. Ques Ion Of eontinuins their
Lsrner in the chair, and L. n. Mexican, secretary.
lhs following gentleman reported thoir eollee-
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s5sIi F MS3G and smith, isSi ! 3sdsn, go; R. Y
Lewis aud n. G. Windsor, 1890 tssRc Landie
{ olofc ], ass co. Total, s415 90.
The Pfesident stated that he was authorized by
ageatlemsp who does Nc rot lIys 10 thswstd, TO PS,
ner in which ithas workedto oil the quota, These
unless The men could not be had, they would Be
The association ha. been urging the citizen. o,
the ward for two weeks TO look out for the draft,
and come here and contribute to this fund, and now
they want 10 come in. t"Too late."l Now, doe,
M Tsa, my more ore m %s%Sst, 10
10 put 10 % men, and n not, should we net take
care of those belonging to usl 1he idea was At st
A great many held back their money, and we failed
In raising a sufficient amount to put In recruits
enough to fll The quota. That being The e.se sha
The appropriation made by the city wilt give but
avery small rum TO each drafted man. II the as
recruits until the time expired. Al present he
nEmts OF ut 10 Of those who were drafted appear
on the lists Of the articulation,
served in case Of second drawing. number
may be exempted ont of these SO men who have
been q,
He noticed In list of so name, In the Second wal
onlv 10 men were obtained.
Mr.. Wright thought thst we should hrpt N AXE
arrangements for those who were on the lists Of
the Association who have been drafted.
Mr.. bartlett suggest d that " would be economy
10 gn on aud endeavor TO FIJI the whole quota OF
the ward. II would be easier to hli the whole
quota of % with recruits, than to procure subtti
tutes for the 10 or II men Of the Club no have
been BEG date s es 81 man wSo nad been Srssa
$500, or hs much more as he was able to give.
They would certainly have to give 5000 or moro
had worked very hard, and he, with the members
OF the committee, weie nearly broken dosn with
work, but II these men who had held back would
BY Cquelt, the President read the names OF
pc sons were called, iesponses were made as ioi
lowt! U. w. Dean, IN the servicej H. @. Aver, in
the service; Thomas Cali, furnished substitute
IN seventh waIdj Georg- Jones, u, bhtwecn Fifth
and sixth streets, Fourth wardi Aug. CASTOR, mem.
Der Bacon ciue, tMr. sehwesiipg said he wanted
take i';l Clarence Ettypge, enrolled In New York
W. II. Van or;wig, enrolled In New Jerseyj John
MsDuell, tMr. Shnrretts stated that he refused 10
give anything Cries of " Let him slide.nl
Tie President then anL ounesd that the names oil
The 70 loving eysi,ed men were on the i.,s Of the
John shsdd, ID. T Clssell, l.. G Wilson, John Sar
gent, A. @; n. Johns n, Rich Poole, VIM W.Wood
Mr. sh rIetts inquired what amount Of money
was now on hand, and the Treasurer tMr. Anyusl
stated that the whole amount, Including the col
lections this evening and excluding the money ex
pes'ed from the benefit at Ford'i Theatre, Wal
S2,S7a. About ell was borrowed money which
Will have to be returned.
Mr.. SharIettB, following the suggestion of Mr.
Bartlett said that II each one who were
not members OF the association and who had be. q
SlrAited would pay aIeaionable sum, say go, |
W, uld produce a Ium suificlent to clear the Who'll
waid from the draft.
MIR. Martin felt bound to help those nrst whc
were mcmbera Of the association.
Mr.. wolf was In favor OF placing the whole sub
jeGt into the hands OF the com mittee, believing
that they would he able - come to a settlement
of the question as TO what eouli be done. He knew
that hey hsd worked hard, but they would con
tinue, burdcnIome as II was, until the question
was tc'ued. He moved that the committee report
Mr.. Sharretts renewed his motion tn At the com
mitt6e be authorized to colleci enough funds e
enahe them to procure twenty eight recruits
which was not agreed to
Mr.. Wright then moved that the association
protect thote OF their number who have beer
drafted, pending the conside alton OF which mo
ton wAS made to lay on the table until tomorrow
evening" which was agreed to- and the Association
afJDurnc /.
CENTRE MARKET.-The markets were yer,
full this morning. Prices ranged as follows:
Reel, GOA 3Os per Id lamb, 26o per ID; mutton
sc@ 2SG. per l9,tss,, a $50 per ID ;pork asa 'Oe
"a so pr lbi sausage, 80. per h.; ham, 3oc p,
10 shout Ter, 226p 45c. per ID midding soc. per Id
siGI 90 per pAir; corn, 400. per doz.; sweet pots
toes, COO. per peck; Iris potatoes, 8Oc per peck
tutniPs, 6Oe per peck; spples, 4oo. per peck; cal
black biTds, 76o di.per doz; Snipe, 25dD3lo. each
egg plants, s0DlOc each; tomatoes, 600. per peck
Ss!ot', o. per bunch, psrsnips, iaG. per bunch
s. per bunch; cantelopes, l0C16oc. eAchj onion
55n; per pecki cranberries, B,. per quartz but
per ID ehssaut', &C. per qusrt, grapes, 2'o' pc
H.; LimA beans, 40. per quarts wAtermtlons, 4eG
6Oe eAehi ohiaNariOs zoe per quartz lett9Oe, "a
peck; peppers, leo l2c per bunehi peaches, .
pr pee. "eh,e 500; per PeSk lemons, SOC per doI
CO..: Ser lunch! black ash, zoe, per ID aounderi
l5c. por ID cou hsh, loo per lbj crabs, 90. each
corn :? per bush meal, 81 per bush; rye, .
bush ,hipstuh Csc. per bush browDs,uh, 70C
per bush; shorts, zoe. per bush straw, 81 76Ca
rev.. hsy, S2per ow'.
THE CORPORATION BoUsTY.-The member
Of No city tounci,s met yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock, By Invitation OF the Mayor, to eonfe
mSdo by the coaISIl. on isss Monday evepins.
A committee, consisting of Messrs. John
Rhecm, Of the first wardi J, Rustell Barr, OF IN
Shcnnd ward \. D. larner, Of the Third ward v
w. Moore, OF the Fourth wad; George ,. Gulicl
OF the Fifth war Bennett Swain, OF the sixt
ward; an C. S Noyes, OF the Seventh ward, weI
appointed = committee to ascertain upon wis
terms the money iuli be raised.
MIR. RaCem repoI ted on behalf OF the oommitte,
on its return, that the Bank OF Washington hA
agreed 10 loan S25 COZ OF the amount required, 70
six per cent. at Gne yeaIi and Mcssrs. Peugh an
Psttibone, OF the Council ., who had also been q.
terms tho money could be got, reported that j.
Cooke a %. had agreed 10 take sab,0:o more (hl
ing up the amount r. CURED on the same terms;
The money will be distributed according to Il
terms OF the act,
The commi tee viii meet again to-day at
o'clock, at the Mayors office.
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