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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-06
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-,n;np all the justices at the February term to
,ans;der the question Of reno wing the Court
J Honse was rescinded; and Lewis Mckenzie, 7,
. Ubler, Samuel Beach, IS. 3. Corbett and
ID. Harmon were appointed q committee to
axe the subject under consideration, and re-
,ort at the February term. al ..t. u. . 81.
Johanna Weinberg qualifedaas administra.
~ Of Joseph Weinberg. 800. S. J.
An accountsof Samuel Beach, fer acting as
Coroner, was allowed s.
The license granted to r. Tomlinson, to
koen an ordinary, was transferred to Robert
Barry 1sSS e: 1Es.a.. d
Jas. Windsor, negro, was tried for stealing a.
buggy from Geo. A. Knapp, found guilty, and
sentenced to one years Imprisonment in the
penitentiary.
Com. vs.. John jackson, negro felony
Court ordered mol pros.
G.. Whittlesey was allowed five dollars for
taking down evidence in the case of Windsor
A motion BY the Commonwealth Attorney
10 award a scire facias against Jackson and his
security for forfeiture Of reeognizance, wasre-
fused.
Gregory VS. Weinberg-unlawful detainer-
Judgment against defendant by consent.
Westeott VS.. Rodey7-on petition -verdict
for petitioner and judgment accordingly.
H. B. Decosta appeared and gave new bond
as guardian of E.. Y. Snyder.
Addiction was ordered to be held in the 18th
District, on the goth instant for Justice of the
Peace, to fill vacancy, caused by the removal
from the District of c. A. Ware.
Susan Goings was allowed annually $50, for
III. maintenance Of her sister, Sallie Goings,
lQnatc.
Henson VS.. Weinberg of defendant
suggested and cause revived against Johanna
Weinberg, adm x.
Com..vs. Palmer, negro-f elony-nol. pros.
entered.
Summers VS.. Arnold-unlawful detainer-
continued for defendant.
Waters VS.. McSherry-in chancery-decrec
Henson vs. Weinberg's adm Kin chancery
decree.
The jurors we're allowed 50 cts. each, for SER
vices, and the Court adjourned till court in
course.
John Shultz, Jas. Doyle, Robt Hantzman,
L.J Gilbert, Fl. L. Peytonton, R. II. Smith,
employees OF the Orange and Alexandria Rail
road, arrested on Sunday last, charged with
running train of cars, with steam power,
daily, through the streets and avenues OF the
city Of Washington, thereby endangering the
lives of the public, contrary to law, had
hearing yesterday at the City Hall in that city.
Nlessrs A. G. Riddle, General Fl. H. Wells,
and Wm. B. Webb appeared as counsel for
the railroad company, and Joseph Fl. Bradley,
Jr for the Corporation After the taking OF
some evidence, the case was postponed until
next Friday
ELECTION IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT. THE
County Court yesterday ordered an election to
beheld on the 10th Instant, for Justice of the
Peace, in the 9TH District, to supply vacancy,
caused by the removal from the District of Mr.
4. Ware, and appointed the following COM
nlssone1s to hold tie election: John Sum
ners, J. ". Atkinson, W D. Massey, J. ".
Nails aud Patrick Breen; W. NJ Johnston
CONDUCTOR.
\ letter from Georgetown says:-''Ihe
Shsrves look more cheerful since the cause OF
DELAY at the Tonp Rridoe has been removed,
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Senators Wade and Sumner seem TO have
run race on Monday for precedence in present
ing bills providing for negro suffrage il the
District
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PROCLAMATION BY THE MAYOR.
L MAYORS OFFICE,
Alexandria, Dec. S, 1865.
WHEREAS The President Of the United
States having set apart TIL URSDAY, the seventh
day Of December, 1866 as a day of NATIONAL
THANKSGIVING, a general observance Of said day
is enjoined upon the citizens of the city.
They will abstain from all business and secu-
lar pursuits, and as far as is within their power
attend the various places of Public Worship,
and offer up thanks for the return Of Peace and
the many blessings showered upon us as Ma
ton by the Great Giver ofall Good
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Deccm-
Der, 1865 q. A. WAKE,
dec St Mayor.
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A party of soldiers who were disorderly, On
the corner of King and Royal streets, were
rested by the second ward watch, and delivered
over to the military authorities
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John Fl. Thomas, formerly Sergeant in
Mosby's command. has been appointed Mes
senger Of the Nasinnal Express Company, be
tween Washington aid Lynohburg
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r O Z Z G E.

ALEXANDRIA,
December 5th, 1865.
TNHURSDAY having been set apart by the
Il President of the United States, az g
day of Thanksgiving. the Market will b.
closed on that day. On to- morrow the Market
will be open eli day g. a. W ARE,
dec st May OF.
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A UCTION SALg-Vill be sold at No. IS
n Queen street, between Royal, and Fairfax,
on TUESDAY, December the lZth, at ~ O. clock e
a. M. all the FURNITURE, STOVES, MAT
TRAS5ES, &C., OF. a family declining house
Plate ae- mirror, one Fine Chandelier; Gas Fix
lures, French Walnut Bedstead and lMattrass,
Marble Top Dressing Bureau-Good Three-.ply
Carpeting, Fine Paror and other Stoves, four
new Bedsteads. Mating, Tables Crockery Ware,
Chairs SC. Sc, Also lot of Coal.
oii''iA : J. A. ROSE & CO.,
aoo G-5t AuctiOneers.
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Steamboats,.
oct Aft

DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
i FOE ALEXANDRIA, WAJHINGTON
O.. & A. Railroad, to Lynchburg.
Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. Ryther,, and VIM.
WHILDIN, Capt. VIM. Riggans, ngrs1a
will leave pier on Light ST. foot ofIsz7s@z5szzzaaa
Barre ST., every TUESDAY and SATURDAY,
at 4 o. clock p. M. for the above places and in
termcdiate landings on the Potomac river
Returning viii leave Washington every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 6 o'clock
a. m. stopping at the usual landings on the river.
Through freights received every day
For information, freight or passage. apply
to A: Needham 81 Sons, ~, Light st. Wharf,
Baltimore; j. Broders s. Co.. No 3. King st.:
Alexandria, Morgan, Ehinehart s Co., No.
ZAl 4 street. Washington. sep I6-tf
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Clothing, &c.
2 z Z 0 y & Z T..
J. RNOLD & FIELD.

RNOLD & FIELD.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CLOTHS. CASSIMERE5S AID VESIIN GS,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS. AND
GENTLEMEN FURN 3aING GOODS,
Having disposed # oar interest in the Mer-
chant Tailoring business, at No 80, ling ST. to
to O'Neal s. Dwelly, ahdre1noved 20 No. SO, We
porpose to offer fory your inspection good line OF
the above goods. Our loGg experience in the
manufacture Of Cloths and Cass;neres, gives
US great advantage in selecting cur stock,
which we intend to sell aJ q small advance on
cost.
We shall offer great inducements TO Ta;lors,
as we intend &c keep good trimmings and sell
them cheap.
You will fro in our Gents Furnishing De-
partnent 3 great selection Of goods in that line
always on hand. Give US = call and you will
never regret it, at No. SO, King street, next
door to Miller's China Store.
sep Oft ARNOLD 81 FIELD.
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agg@ To morrow being THANKSGIVING DAY
this Office will be closed, and no paper issued.
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JeWeIry.
T. 10 G. K S I!

GEORGE DUFFEY,
Has removed to No. 1l3, King street, two
doors above Pitt
WATCHES and JEW ELRY carefully repaired
and with dispatch lie would respectfully ask
a call from his former friends and the public
generally All watch work warranted. au29-tf
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GOLD.
GOLD.
New YORK, December g. Gold, 1915.
DIED.

The funeral of the late GEORGE T. WAR
FIELD, formerly Of the 18th Viginia Infantry,
who was killed in the Seven Days fight, before
Richmond, in 1862, will take place tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock, from his fathers resi-
dence, No, 81, Fairfax street. The friends OF the
family are invited to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-06

The wharf Of the New York and Philadelphia
Steamship Company, presents now very much
the appearance Of the piers at Savannah, from
the Cotton now piled thereon, and the number
of negroes at work there
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xvTNnOW GLASS have on hand a
y coed assortment Of FRENCH WINDOW
doc 6--tf E. S. LEADBEATTR & 60.
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PoIIcE REPORT M AG1sTRATE's $ OFFICE.
Bernard Ga!lager, for disordery conduct, was

PoLIcE REPORT IN AGIsTRATE' s OFFICE. =
Bernard Gailager, Tor disorderly conduct, was
committed to jail for six months
MAYORS OFFICE John Starkley, negro,
for disorderly conduct, was fued So so and dis
charged Mrs. Green, who was arrested for
disorderly conduct, was discharged A license
to keep shop was granted to Samuel Ander-
son. A number of persons were before the
Mayor this morning, arrested and charged with
being engaged in fighting chickens, lately, with
in the Corporation limits. The parties, includ-
ing the owner Of the land upon which the main
was fought, and the pitter, were fined $l5 each.
The exact line Of the Corporation, northwards,
runs four hundred and nineteen feet, two inches,
North from Montgomery street, which is the.
first street this side the canal basin. This
line, therefore, includes the basin and about
two hundred and fifty feet north Of it.
On last Wednesday morning negro rode a
horse down to King street wharf, when, being
strictly questioned, he hitched him to pile,
and went off, During the day civil officer,
who had seen reward for horse answering
his description advertised, took him to gen
tleman in Washington t. whom he belonged,
and obtained the reward This morning some
horses were stolen from one Of the Mr.. John
stons, who lives across Hunting Creek
A bah which was in full blast last night on
Union, between King and Cameron streets,
was suddenly broken up in row, about eleven
O clock No arrests were made because a gen
eral dispersion had taken place before the watch
appeared.
The wharf Of the New York and Philadelphia
Steamship Company, presents now very much
the appearance Of the piers at Savannah, from
the Cotton now piled thereon, and the number
of negroes at work there
John Il. Thomas, formerly Sergeant in
Mosby's command. has been appointed a Mes
senger Of the Naeianal Express Company, be
tween Washington aid Lyuehburg.
A party of soldiers who were disorderly, On
the corner OF King anu Ruyal streets, were ar
rested by the second ward watch, and delivered
over to the military authorities.
agp To morrow being THANKSGIVING DAY
this Office will be closed, and no paper issued
Senators Wade and Sumner seem TO have
run race on Monday for precedence in present
ing bills providing for negro suffrage II the
District
GOLD.
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4 letter from Georgetown says:-''Ihe
Nhsryes look more cheerful since the cause Of
delay at the Long Bridge has been removed,
and the vessels which were lying in the river
oeloW have been able to reach the harbor. The
prospect is fair for an average shipment OF
eoa this week, as vessels are loading at all
ue docks, and others are waiting their turn
Inc statement made in the newspapers that
'ae ram Stonewall had been sent down tEe
liver to quarantine, is erroneous. She is lying
O1 the Navy Yard.
. n the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Morrill, pre-
! psuted bill to pay j. 0. Arme5 $4,000 tor
ny lSs Of property In Fairfax county, va, by
'slas burned by the u. S. authorities.
Z. lHs MARKET was opened all day to-day;
W. ~. tomorrow, being THANKSGIVING day, 1t
sllbe closed.
4 lae Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad
= g,'u'pany have established an Office in this
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gaa~ There will be Thanksgiving Services, at
the First Presbyterian Church, on tomorrow:
the 18th instant, at Il o'clock a. III. de G-lt*E
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A bah which was in full blast last night on
Union, between King and Cameron streets,
was suddenly broken up in row, about eleven
O. clock No arrests were made because gen
eral dispersion had taken place before the watch
appeared
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THOMAS SINCLAIR,
CARPENTER AND JOINER,

CARPENTER AND JOINER,
No. Is, South Water street,
(near the Bank of the Old Dominion)
Is prepared to execute with dispatch, and Oh
the most reasonable terms, all work in his line
and satsfac tion warranted.
He solicits work from the adjacent country, as
he is prepared to contract for building or to do
any kind of repairing. oc 25-tf
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-03
TUNKHANNOCK, PA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1865.
MANHOOD.

Third Edition, Fifty Thousand, 96 p.sg
cloth covers,
BY ROBT. e, BELL, M D.,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London.
addressed to youth, the married, and those
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
Sent by mail post paid, on receipt Of TEN CENTS
A careful perusal Of this small book has been q
BOON TO THE AFFLICTED
and has saved thousands from life of misery and
AN TIMELY CRAVE,
It treats the evils of Youthful Indiscretiou Self
Abuse, Seminal Weakness, Emissions Sexual Dis
eases, General Debility Loss of Power Nervousness
Premature Decay, Impotence, &C.. &c, which unfit
the sufferer from fulfilling the
OBLIGATIONS OF MARRIAGE.
and illustrates the means of cure hy the use of
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-03

FIRST OH DIscovERY.--It is related of
Jonah when he took up quarters in the
whales belly. be wrote to his father to come
down i'm mediately, "a he had discovered q
splendid opea,ng in the OIL business. The
next day he telegraphed the old gentleman as
follows 80 &"~ =
"Fa.her, don't come. I'm badly sucked
in. Plenty Of oil, but no market" tss
This s the first of fsh.al account that
profane historiaub gi 20 uG Of the oil butiress.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-03

l. The Dutch have good proverb-
thefts never enrich, aims never impoverish
prayers hinder no work. ... ...-..-s
To make known our failiugs is to furnish
others with weapons that they may be used
against US. -as .-..r.
If you would borrow anything a second
time, use we'll the first and return it speed
lily.
You will not find deep fox in a,skallow
burrow. " sesas
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-03
Dott's QJorntr>
From the Luzerno Union.
IN THE TWILIGHT;
NJ STELLA, OF LAcKAwAysA.

Ny friend lay dead in the Summer cleaning,
walked and wept in the darkened room,
Andknew full we'll that the garden roses
Would never again unfold their bloom;
Or the warm-eyed sun, with emblszoned fingers,
Dash pa:e gold DER world gloom.
Slowly bent in that mournful twilight,
Over the form so dear to me-
Till my heart went out in its Wild wild suferings,
And lett me pitiful thing to see
With broken life and ceaseiess longing
With my own brave, beautiful dead to be-.
That was all in a long gone twilight
And oft, since then, has the tremulous bloom
OF Summers, more than my heart remembers,
Tossed white leaves in tha: very room,
Till scarce remembered the olden hcart-ache:
And death, and that de.olate night Of gloom,
So am thinking and thinking yer,
II, when they hide me from loving sight
With warm caresses the sun will linger,
And slambering rose blossom white
And all fein things in the world above me
Still disport in the golden light?
And sadness falls with the dews of twilight,
And over my spirit holds its reign
Till the life within me forever troutleth
With vague unrest and a dull, pain. .-. .....
For know but a moment the crowd will miss me,
And then 60 jostling its way again.
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VOL. 4 NO. 38'
lied her confused sense to say, with consider

able self possession; -. -
"Shure, sir, ant meself that'll not be after
havin' any man till Pm asked"
Biddy, will you marry meg" said Anson,-
gravely, extending his hand. ...-.-F
"I will that now," SAID Biddy, promptly
putting her hand in his.
Old Joel came near choking with amaze
meut 1t was too late to recede, however,
even had he. wished to- as they soon made
him understand. He vert our of doors
presently, and privately pinched himself to
ascertain if he were in his senses or not
Seeing the two standing In close conversation
by the window soon after, he crept with the
same laudable intention toward them, under
cover of the bushes that grew by the aide
of the house.
Nov, Barbie," Arson was saying, laugh
ingly, "what Is to done next. | must say
you've managed wonderfully so far, but what
do you suppose he'll say when he knows you
are not Biddy at all ?
''Not Biddy at all ?'' screamed Joel Shell
lenbarger, struck with a sudden suspicion of
he knew not what as he started out of COW
ert.
There stood Biddy, the white trill of her
close cap as immense as ever. She laughed,
though when she saw him, and deliberately
taking off her cay, shook her bright curls all
about her face, and reaching towards him
her little hand, said archly, "Shure, sir, an
We won't be afther hatin' poor girl because
her names Barbie Halstcad instead of Biddy
O'Flynn %
"You-you Professor Halstead's girl %
"Professor Hallstead is my father sir"
said Barbie in her atural tones.
"What's that z" s..s. s.,ay
Barbie repeated it. .
''And yov are not Irish ?" ...7
"Nver Bit" .-.EE - z!
The old man stood moment, clouds eath-
cring in his face. .r- 81. f. .as,
"WelI," Anson," he said, rather surily,
you've outwitted me again-nuch good may
it do you. You'd better get out the horses.
He must want 20 see her by this time"
Yes, SIR" And Arson colored with min
gied anger and amszement. -
Barbe did not change countenance, how.
ever, Extending that pretty hand of hers
again, she said sweetly, You'll shake hands
with me sir 2" s..ssa
Joel Shcilenbarger turned back and gave
his hand awkwardly, The girl took il in
both her hands. bending her bright arch face
towards him and saying, II shall coae back
some time sir. Will you be glad to see me?"
Joel hemmed and hawed, and stammered
out at last, "Yet, yes come back Biddy-I
mean Miss O'Flynn-l mean miss"
"Barbie," suggested the GIRL quietly.
eyes come back and the sooner the bet
ter. There, Arson, make the most o'nt.2
Barbie did come back, in very few weeks
too, and nobody was gladder to see her than
old Joel, though he was little shy at first
of Professor Halstead's girl. She soon made :
him forget, no wever, anything save that she
was Anson's wife and the way he humored
the sly puss with sundry grants of money,
refurnishing and repairs, &c. couldn't be-
gin to tell you. But I'd like you to see the
Shellenbarger place since Barbie has gone
there to live.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-03

A PITABLE SIGHT.-Yesterday afternoon
when the cars arrived at Portsmouth from
Suf' Tx the attention Of the bystanders was
drawn to squad of poverty stricken refugees
from North Carolina, among whom was fa~
ther bearing in his arms the helpless form
ol grown son, who from some circumstan%
ces, was helpless cripple asd confirmed
IDIOT. But this was not all of the Distress
ing picture following the father was amore
athletic son bearing the foot-sore and ex-
haustrd body of his sister, who from long
wa liking was almost tired TO death. These
wanderers had no friends here to offer rest,
to their weary and worn bodies. and were
compelled to take the only refuge the au.
thor,ties could offer, that of the city jsiL-
Driven by the ruth less monster rebellion to
this extremity, away from the spot they low
ed best on earth and the sod beneath which
they hoped to rest, no friendly grasp Of vel
come, henceforth the recipients of public
charity what must be their feelings -
Norfolk Dominion.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-03

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which
Never fails to Cure and can be Relied on
They do not nauseate the stomach or render the
breath ofe isve, and they can be
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They do not interfere with business pun SUITS and
are speedy in action
NO CHANGE OF DIET IS NECESSARY.
They are Warranted in al Cases,
to be effectual in removing and curing the disease
Upwards of two thousand cases are on record that
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by using BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS, and certi6-
Gates can be shown from many that have used them
No Case of Fa lure ever Occurs.
UPlDards Of Hundred Physicians use then, er-
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not effect cures lclthout them.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS.
Are the original and only genuine Specific Pill =
There are host oil imi tators BEWARE OF
THEM.
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They are adapted for male or female, old or young
and are the only reliable remedy known for the
cure of all disea ses arising from
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In all Sexual Diseases, as Goporrhea, Structure
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THEY ACT LIKE Il CHARM.
Relief is experienced by taking single box and
from four TO six boxes generally effect cure
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY, in boxes
containing six pills, price 81. or six boxes SIS also
in arg boxes, coRtairing four of the small price 50
Ii you need the Book or the Pills. cut out this
advertisement for reference, and if you cannot pro-
cure them of your druggist, do not be imposed on
by any other remedy. but enclose the money in a
letter to the proprietor,
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who will take all risk if properly directed, and will
send the Pills. secured from observation. by return
mail, p,st Paid.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New YoRE,
Wholesale Agents.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-03

Terms-l cops year, (in advance) $500.
aet pain within six months, $3.50 will be charged
NO paper will be DISCONTINUED, until all a
rssraSs' are paid unless at the option of publisher
"a
, 1865-02-10
nECNUITING.
Eulistmenta- -Sub b-Dlktrict1
out Of the Dflft-Estiu1ated
DEffC3tx.

The pubhcst1on, in yesterdays TRIBUNE, OF the
estimated quotas Of the eub-districts OF Cook
county, under the call Of December 18th, 1851, 70,
sGnct0 men, affected our people very much ns
wonld thirtecn-inch shell dropped in the public
fQsare from mortar beat ancho7ed OF the bar
bor. There WIS great astonlshment at the masni-
running TO and fro and anzfouslY asking "Whas
ehnl1 VIC 40 to escape the draft to come?''
+ One other effect WIS plainly pcrceptihle, and
that was more general deposition on the 2art Of
the citizens Of the wards to contribute ltbeIally Of
their substance to avert the Threatened conecrip-
tior. Several wards which have not as get bes1,
represented In this market, were present by thcir
Committee, and to-day will compete freely for vol
the bnik Of the thsty.nfne men recruited yesler-
DAY, at prices ringing from S425 to $500.
aCertain structures appeared Ill our 1ssuo Of yes-
ferisy, concerning the achon Of the War Fund
Committee, which IN Investigation ne believe to
be hardly warranted BY the facts. The truth II,
that but one member Of the War Fund Committee
has been engaged in recruiting, at all. Since Gu
gazing IN this business. lie has drawn no per diem
for hia services, and has merely acted as clerk
to the Committee. He has sluce Withdrawn Alto
gether.
AIhe following was the condition of credits on
the hooks OF th8 County War Fund Cnnmltten at