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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-19
1865. TRADE OF 1866.
LIST, MORRISON & co.
w holesale Grocers,
PRODUCE DNALRRS,

PRODUCE DEALERS,
s 51ss 5lsr, LIST 1s~ 80 n.,a IT.,
ROBERT MORRISON,
aEsI. pAyESPsET, WHEELING. ". VA.
exc. a PARKS,
WE DESIRE 70 CAEf, FT3E ATTENTION or
w the trade to orr Sa"sSStsy isEEs AHd well
selected stock Of yOS1s - ~ - prepared %
offer on the mos, kyoT FlA s4gs Cur facilities for
tran.aeting basinsss ,-frE ;GfsEi q cay house in
and esooeisllZ y Gfh.RG EtfEEEs, SHORT TIME,
Psrtitriisr ssssssas. ~ Ee 1std " orders, and
goods a5i tav@ia@s - * promptly dispatched.
We confidently sSz@Ss a. S.RtiEgsd patronage OF
oa eas'n+s-rs - s.ySsst sGII from those who
~ s.k sft4se~% y as liz II leading articles
srfaHssra.s5 s~t5r.
100 aAgE e'loiGE El9 Coffee
10 s>s4as nslSAGsgs Esasaes coHss.
100 eAnEELs HGEENEGER's AND OTHER
s'a,r5sg8 Drssas ETkGP.
rs aabs. SEW OK E1ss EUeAR,
20 s,,,s,a z&sssd
IS HALF cHzzrs IMPERIAL TEA,
p 9 9sGas Tyson :.
10 Csad.s Assorted
100 BoIss and Half Boxes Dark Tobacco, Sc,
los and I2rG.
Is BGttS Llzht Tobacco, ISs und l'E
50 Caddiel Dark Tobacco, Us.
50 a Light Tobacco, rs and l0's
no 50 Navy Tobacco, IA.
Is Barrels Smoking Tobacco.
10 I. .GS s1 Wheeling stoga' Cigars.
Is Kegs Godyo CloVest Tobacco.
leo Boxes CARROTS Pack Snufl.
10 Barrels CARROTS Bladder Snufi.
1000 gAREEL KANAwHA SALT,
Daily Salt, Pittsburgh Salt.
COTTON YARN, COTTON BATTING.
CandlsWick, Cotton and Linen TWins.
MAoKEREI., Nos. /, 2 and ., in barrels and
hAlfbarrols.
Lake Herring, white TiIh.
Scotch Asrr ng.
SOAP, TALLow CANDLES,
Altar CAndisS, Hotel Candles
lSfd OIL, Carbon OIL Petroleum Oil.
GROUND AND GRAIN SPICES. 81,
al kibdI. 30 VI
sedl, DyestuH.. aud Grooor.' Drugs,
window Glass, Bed CoraS,
Nails, Of all IiIsa
Baskets, Tabs, wrapping Paper,
Matches, WAShboArdH;
Powder, shot, Lead, BroOmI, &C., de-, &c
1900 BBLs. SUPER AND EXTRA FLoUR.
500 . KItrA Family
500 Champion
Reliable and Last braads Of RIour constantly On
Bacon, Lard, Cheese and Provision, generally.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-19
RelmOnt at a Restaurant,

TTNHE EMINENT MAGICIAN, BELMONT, (whO
is now reforming at Washington Hall in this
city,) entered one Of our fashionable Restaurants
with some friends on Monday and called for dish
of Oys ters When the waiter placed his diSh on the
table and uncovered t the Oysters Were gone,
and in their place big rat jumped out OF the
plate ran along the table and around the room.
Another dish was brought. Belmont sat down; but
before commencing his meal called for some pepper
The waiter handed him the pepper, which, instead
OF pepper, yielded quite q number Of peas Finally
Belmont gave the waiter two one dollar greenbacss
to pay his bill, but in the very moment Of receiving
them they turned into two eggs The frightened
stances, looked inquiringly at Belmont, who told
him, smilingly, to open the eggs. He did %, and
to his great surprise found the two dollar green
babs inside of them. It may easily be imagined
that all persons present greatly enjoyed the fun and
acknowledged the superior powers Of the unSur.
passed Magician. 1t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-19
LIQUORS.

Tv1HE MARsHAL's BALE OF CoNPIsoATED
Liquors will be continued at the Warsroom
corner of Market and Quincy streets, from to
O'Clock, THIS DAY. 1t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-19

NHILDREN's WOOL KNIT HOODS, JACKETS,
jAis .. NiooLL / BROS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-19

DIARIEs FOR Is6S-A good assortment still at
the Variety Store Of
ia1S D. NlCoLl BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-19

JXTIDE BEITTNi AND BUCKLEs-The new
w styles at the VARSITY Store OF
, 1865-01-23
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
FROM TIE SOUTH.
News via Rebel Sources-Speculatloa
ON Shermanss Movements.

.WAsu1sarox, Jan. 2!.-The Richmond DtspatcA
of January 18th says: "oar must reliahle3 in
Is TIT tss have
which guards The southern mouth OF Cape Fcar
Ter, was. at last adyiccs, still held by our troops
but It Is feared It VII be re rendered useless to
by the enemy hlockadug the river at point be-
The Nafional Rlpn5giean contains extracts from
the Richmond papers oi the 10th. The NKtg has
"cHAnIzs7fos, .:s7 Jan Tive ha.e'nothins direct
from Gen. Wheeler. Desestert-Eho have come In
report that corps had crossed at Port Royal,
Infantry ~ crossing 70 from coosawaichie. The iorcea
q the enemy are a believed e to be Concentrating
In the direction Of Charleston river yesterday It
is believed to be only feint AZ quiet there to-
day. Nothing from anY other pofnt.'
my advanced from Beaufort yesterday morning,
lsst nieht b Cen Mciaws Refugees fto& sa1sn.
ns sas hst ns cotton u sss &SSRfh hss
OF will be contscatcd."
ssCnAnIEsToS. Jan. 1e.---!Alter abandoninsPocs-
hce river: No farther movement was maie yes
Brsnchviile. Two monitors were sunI i.st n}sht II
in this habor. probably by totpedoes,
"CuARLEsIoNL Jan. 17.-DeserteEs aud prisoners
report the force that advanced from Beaufort, to
consist Of the 18th and 1ith corps with little artl.
lGIy OF GAnE0GH IIa1ua7 Huu &QAL 11RYm9N wH9
moving by railroad with tthe remainder Of Ills
army, artillery trains. &c. They report also thai
Charleston is their destination. Tie enemy ad-
yanced within two miles OF combahee, and
0Intelliccnt officers from Hoods army say tta
losses were much less than reported and that 5000
Will cover all the casualties during the campaign
and that Hood has plenty Of artillery"
It fs rumored In Richmond tn unofficial circles
p PICK Taylor. AnstheI report i 70 tie effect that
asking the Prcs1dent to rccnstatc Gen. Joe Johns
ton to command Of the army Of the Tennessee.
EHon. II. s. Foote, had been released from custody
By the Provost Marshal Of Fredericksburg, and
had arrived in Richmond.
The Danviile Register Of Tuesday says that
the trains would pass over the Piedmont road to
track by recent freshets having beef. repaired. II
Is reported that Sherman had visited Columbia In
fdisg9ise, and bad stopped at ths Vteksburg
The Wig also reports destructive fire at
Augueta, Ga. Sunday, burning over 400 bales Of
cotton. Monday a IRE occurred at Hamburg op.
posife Augusta, burning 160o0 Or 1900 bales OF
troops (rcbcl} in the West aud South. Details
Wond be unadyfsable to publish.
foreemcnts have arrived In this city,"
The resolutions {the rebel Senate, creating the
ONCE or Commander ia Chief or all the Armies Of
3he Coniederacy, and recommending that Gen.
Johnston be retnsated. have passed. This will, IT
in Chief Of ali the rebel armies
The railroad bridge over the Oconee river in
Gf., Is finished and passenger trains wonld soon
pass over.
, 1865-01-23

and to have them weakened and crippled }or any
steady business or occupation. There, the means
days. reach terrible height-are NOT already seat-
tered in peace for ridiculous parades and absurd
ornaments, reminding US more Of ropr-danecrs
European States are htndcred, by Eant Of means,
to bring real grand war to end and are compelled
to 1eaTe unsolved political questions o. the great
If poeeap Rsa il d 1
on business and commerce: There tue people arc
prudent enough to see In the aim Of war, the best
good OF their state, we'll Of the army and the
army is destined merely fol war, not Tor procur-
ing situations for its members.
OF course, much light casts strong shadow.
As everywhere, 20 In America, the material Of the
whom their full civil liberty, the consciousness Of
which has broneht forth many passions-amongst
:rroea9rs, 20 he highest degree. The expert
most beneficial influence on tho military system
hs Many g5g Ss aud
forms and better education to be provided for the
militia, existing ns,de from the nucleus Of their
army, ard to provide for more energetic and bet
i. How miserable, indeed, was the rejoicing
and mockery OF the young officers OF aristocratic
blood at the Bull Run atlir. They ought to hare
cially tie seif:conccited and the one become tor-
pld by long drilling Of parade service-will show
most at the beginning OF war certain unW1eldt-
nese and particular susceptibility to surprises
but It the 1nateral is good it will free itself soon
enough Of them. How modest have these men be-
come since that time. How carefully they Try to
hide their astonishment, their admiration and
their selEdelusion. How they exert themselves
to pzafse the tri1ng successes Of our present war
hy soldiers educated and drilled according to
their eystem above all reasonfso as not to have
themselves entirely ovcrshadowed BY the admira-
BILE deeds Of the American Eolts4triegfer (citzen
soldiers)
And aside from such development of powers
and the view, that after the expiration Of the In
teInal war, the then unettered belligerent powers
Of the great republic will turn themselves against
the outside world, the overod and for that reason
60 very wise European diplomacy does not know
anything better than to give an Emperor to an in
hnman and demoralized neiehboring people, ex-
hansted, enefyated and supplied by priests, rob-
bed BY thievieh Generals and gnefil1a leaders.
Well. the Pope's benedfction for his crown, the
new Emperor has taken along VIII ii have a bet
ter reenlt than the one once given to the sword
and hat Of General Dam Whipped By Frederic
the Great In many batt!eS1,n
, 1865-01-23

T,Y9F NNvaT OCWDrD-.-.-m
HEsxaItH ~ E1AEOuS QO BE
Ah.oFEHED.
The following letter was received yesterday by
Ieut. J. D. Harty, Of the Naval Rendezvous IN
thi. city, II will be read with pleasure h7 b1a
NAyr DrpAnr,rrr
B1HEAu OF EQU1ralEST Asn RE,cn,r7,xo
WAaHrGros. januarT n Isf5(
SIR: The Naval Court Of Enquiry has foq5Tarded
the record ofproceelinEs in your raae ane "
the charge. and reports against you are sustained
BY the evidence. o1A'-A'~N
The Department instructs me to restore you tn
duty and to continue you IS before IN comn3sna ~
the Naval Rendezvous at Chfcsso. 411'''ANe -
Very respectfully your obe5ient seyv.nt
{signed) i. 4. " Ss1ru
Chief of Rnresr
Lieut.. J. D. uARTY, q. s. Nsvv' Eh{caen
rms hefora Wax,a.5s. P.eoaotJ SLeA LAe Icuoe1-
, 1865-01-23
The W0r In America from 4 German
Stand Point.


Stand Point.
The Deutsche Wehr-fitung, edited by NUN.
ber Of German officers and published by
Theodore Street, in Coburg, has given It's
opinion about this war. After having re-
marked, that America had already introduced
in the first revolutionary war new system,
"the Systematically arranged and extended
guerilla wnrfare,'' by which they successfully
fought the English armies, drilled by means
Of The Co,porol-aick, and. that after the ex-
tfnguished enthusiasm Of the so-called Ger.
man var Of Independence {FTein0 E1rige,
161s19 the European armies became again
an automatical tool of Sovercigus, the
Wehrzeitu9y continues as follows:
IL sA1gslp seems that Ame5isa Nth its deeds,
States, which have on each side hardly as many
Inhabitants, extended furthermore over yast
Germany would have after deductlng the parts
belonging 10 Austria and Prussia. And yet both
parties bring forth concentrated bodies Of armiee,
he number and strength Of which Napoleon I.
Of half Of Europe. Battles Of many days arc
fought with q tenacity. II comparison to which
the-by Pussia-Ro highly celebrated and much
saSanea rp.td ase
which would compel European states to accept
peace, no matter how hnmtiAuns; an extent OF
which no Suite in Europe coald bling forth in
their present military systems. Colossal works
are created in a short time BY meane Of an aston
ishing progress IN ecience and art which only Old
Home once could ehow. One invention for i'm
e 60 quickly, that The learned commissions Of the
armies are hs,y 1ss t. i%p
and cnthnsiasm. which In aanal manner no Eu-
snopean army ever has Possessed, nor vii possess
Of the opposing purity hinder the complete cxecu-
Ion Of powers IN their own camp. How would
heae develop themselves and appear, II the whole
people were united BY will and aim?
sand why such brilliant tachievements,s such grand
snccesaesi The full liberty in CIVIL and political
life, IN commerce and trade. created there in few
decades, wealth, to which, IN comparison, we
haye no equal II the European States The latter
lied on merely Tor special dynastc interests, and
Of the cost OF standing armies and the oppression
t-Thcsc tl.s bost supporters OF industry are not
aithdrann f;om the stats IN such manner a. to
, 1865-01-23

Eun1s7NAs observation-disclosures SEMINARY,
The following is a list Of the collections taken
up at Christmas Last for the Catholic Seminary:
s+ Gy snursats-st; Pat.,ck'e, s7l1; ST. Mary's,
Ts,aitx eateent4 - o. tle 1oly kame $500; Holy
sepiton, SO; st; Johne, sas9; St Columbkilla.
F19; St. brldgets. s139; ST. Peters, Sill; st
etsasels: sSss Slc9 e Jaue*', sioo' St Joscphs,
toun'rv.-Peor1a, s2o0; Ottawa, seoo; Lock.
port, Sl5o; Morris, slso; Mcndota, <lt5; Fulton
: H1l7: Galena (Ger.l sllo; Aurora (Ger.I si1:
ReGHn1,nFton; RncH1orF r. f1So; 1acoh sloo; EgIn. SIS;
Msalten, ~ 500: Troy Grove, S6soo: Napsrsi1!e
~ s'W; g. @%apello, $500; Amhoy. <550a; W.In1ins
~ e; ssehant ~. s. ttlcmeut f4s6o Mclisnry tGcr.)
Eici, XII tS nIeh;.;1 nIiyf;1 sso 80; n9albonais
~! Esse, ~ %; brKnlh. $500: Petii:s isis.
roo I II g.: H1as S1oo. Joliet. sIas03; Kieka-
burg, $.e.CU. '@'e' es9'oo' 3aies-
, 1865-01-23
Tic Late n. ". Freedmn MS Fair.
CHICAGO. jan "a 1884

Editors Chicago Tribune;
Permit me through the columns Of your paper
70 reply to paragraph which appeared in the
chicago 1Enes or yesterday, inquiring, "What
necame 81 tho funds Of the late Frcedmen's
Fair" and whether the aggregate amount or re-
ceipts vas absorbed by the payment OF salaries to
patriotic, disintcrested, selfsactiacing womaus"
fFttdmtn's Bulletin for this month, By Rev. F. r
shiphcrd, Of J.. A. c., he reports The net
proceeds to be not much less than ten thousand
dollars. an amount which exceeded the expecta-
tions Of all who we're familiar with the disadvan-
tages artatng from various CAUSES, under which
the managers labored.
:. At The close Of the Fair large number Of ar
tfcles remained On hand, the most valuable OF
which II Was not deemed advisable to s1cridce at
auction, snd they were taken charge of by Mr.
sh1pherd, Tor the Commission, to be diaposed Of
as opportunity offered at their real value. When
the full returns OF the Fair can be accurately a.
certained, report will be made satisfactory to
the public and friends who 60 generously rcspon-
ded TO the appeals made to them to aid In the en-
teTpriee.
:, il is but Justice to the lady managers to stste
that they labored faithfully and inieiatigably for
weeks previous 10 the opening or the Fair. and
during the week of Its continuance; with no 9TH
eE salary, remuneration, or tccompense, save that
which springs from the consciousness Of having
discharged the simple duty they Owed to The
ta1se. which has been well aud rightly desiguatcd
The cause Of God and hI1sGnffV"
In the absence from the city Of III. Shipherd,
feel called upon, Secretary Of the late Fair to
make these statements, hoping thereby to remove
from the managers, as we'll rs any officer Of the
+. A. c.. the unjust suspicious which enemies arc
endeavortug TO throw upon them.
, 1865-01-23
DESIGNATION OF OUR RURAL
CEMETERIES.

LuItuts ElIClEu 1f1hune.
In passing Gracc1and the other day waa pained
at the sight Of men busily engaged in cutting
down some Of the finest oak trees which adorE tta;
beautiful Cemetery. l demonstrated nga1rEt the
proceeding, and suggested that 1t would be better
II vince were planted euch climbing roses, hon.
ey*1cE1ee, OF other climbing vines, and prune out
the dead limbs and not cut down the trees entire
1y. knowing, as We do, that the President Is SO
partial to shade trees which are the grcntest or
naments to Cemeteries. ! would EaIn hope that
the purpose OF saving paluy outlay for fire
wood, Us saw large pile Of cord wood In the
upesfntendent's ynrd.
, 1865-01-23

Morocco Is to have telegraph, and the
Morocco papers, we presume, will soon have
special dispatches.
Oil wells have been discovered In the neigh
borhood Of the Sea of Azof.
Humble pie is an incorrect spelling Of UNI
BILE pie, pic made Of umblcs, meaning o
dccr's entrails.
, 1865-01-23
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET,
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tnbuue1
- AIaAST, n. +, Jan. 2l, 1861,
BEEF cATTLE-Ihe supply OF oeeses for the week
aggregate one'thsd Of which are from this st.te
There nie about 100 loads OF Western stock at Buf
falo and Suspension Bridge. awaiting Transportation.
The market was less active Than yesterday tue New
Workers growing more cautions, because OF the btch
prices, and the Eastern men, whose-ma.kets counne
well supplied from home localities, buying very fcv
Sales 100 at 1@6c Tor common to ordinary e.c far
a1r to good, and 1oa1okc for faIr extra prime. Fat
Fine Sseers wonld bring tic, hut such are scarce,
snEEP-Recclpts 400, all OF which have changed
hands, st 1a@t2c.
HoGs-Market Inactive at 1a@likc; plss 12a1axc.
Receipts cl0o shipped, to New York, lsQo Dressed
Hoss-AIarket dull at 15N@161fc for caaad, and
western, and IKE for best State.
, 1865-01-23
u Paper HanElngs, Painting, Cslciminfne
and GlazingFat F. Z. Rghy's, 81 Randolph street.
Markets bv Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.

NV HoRE, Sunday, Jsn. 21-Aldufcht,
Slice the special dispatches o last night very little
has been received here. Operations at the gold
board last night werc continued until late hour.
The excitement was intense SID the attendance
greater than cTes. before. Over sl0oo,Qoa In co,d
changed hands, the hsarcs: sales being at tie lowest
quotations.
Operations in Ra'lre ad Stocks were propor,on.,e,v
heavy. 4 rsnaor that Lee had been made D1ctator
WAS currently circulated and believed by many.
, 1865-01-23
Milwaukee Market.
fSneciai QfEpafch tn the Chfca0n TrIhnno

MhWAUIx1. Saturday, Jan. 81, 1s6s,
G7Atx-Nheat unsettled. Receipts 5000 bushels.
Sales on Change OIL o bu No. At 81 81 ecoq bu At
SIS. This p. N. and evening tho market took a
DOWNWARD turn again. and Sl4s was all offered osts
Safes so hu at &c delivered Bareg-Sa1es 400 bu at
$1-2s delivered Coyn-SAles go bu at 9pc.
DRESSED Hoas-5oe lower. Sales OF 40 averaging
$50 MS. ut x1S,50. -o
, 1865-01-23

EEN iHKks oaGatu1{, jan II.
NoAE9-Act.y. md trnl at = cent.
ETfRLrea ExcHAsGE-Qulet and nominal at 1pKA
109k Tor e Id.
GcLp-Irrcz znar and nusettled-opening at ao5, de-
cnng to cbs=s advancing to Hs and clo,lag ut 20lx
Ga1lK.
Gov1RTxkS7 STocKs-Firm and Qu1et.
The EdlnhuEg, for liverpool to-day, carried out
$751; 81 II 6ptc1ts
, 1865-01-23

CGNc1NSAT1, Saturday, Jan Il.
Receipts 6i hogs loot up ONLY 80 head There Is no
demsni ard price. are entirely nominal ut $155oa
1910 for the whole range. The market for all articles
ofproduce and provisions is nat, aud quotations
which would be OF any can be given a. no sales
we're made public Whisky quiet at e. ~,
, 1865-01-23


The following letter has been received from
Mrs. General Sherman, In acknowledgement Of the
Afghan presented to her by the managers and
friends Of the Freedmen's Fair:
sorTu BEND, Ind, January 6, 1865
Mrs. E. E. IcIelsh, Secretary Of the Freedmen's s
Fair:
DEAN MADAx:-I very much fear you have coma
to the conclusion that do not appreciate TIE
generosity and the compliments OF the Lady
managers.
Yonr elegant present remained In the E5Press
Office some time, before ! was aware that IT had
been Fent to me.
Please ofc1 my most sincere md cordial cknnwl-
edgmcnts to the ladies'. Be assured thBt this. like
every other testimonial 10 my husbaeds worth.
shall be carefully preserved as au heirloom in my
family. As specimen Of the elegant sItll Of the
lair Makers the beautiful fabric Ii well worth pre-
serving.
With The most cordial good will md esteem. for
yourself Madam, and the ladies in whose behalf
OF haec addressed me-
lam, very truly yo1fs,
, 1865-01-23
PROBABLE mTHDER.
4 Man Found Dead In The Streets with
fractured Skull.

On Saturday morning the body Of an unknown
mhn WIS found lying in the ditch on the southeast
corner Of Clinton and Madison streets. An exan-
inaaion Of the body disclosed no outward ma1k1 Of
violence. with the single exception Of slight
absasion shs Of The skin On ths right eide of
first thought might have been received
in falling into tie ditch where he vas found. The
Coroner caused the body to be removed to the
dead house, at the City Cemetery, where post
Mortttn examination WIS made In the afternoon
~ Dr. T. T. Fitch. It was then ascertained that
the deceased had met his death by violence. A
fracture Of the paretal bone about three inches In
length was discovered, copiorSefusion OF blood
between the muscles OF the temple and the skull
on the right side, and also considerable quantity
OF blood upon the brnin. The Doctor CT pressed
the opfnion that death had been produced BY
blows from eo1nc dull Internationally
eluug shot.
The deceased Is ae yet unrecognIzed. The body
has the appearance Of helng that Of a man about
forty yeate Of age, stoutty built about dve feet
seven inches in height, with sandy curly hair and
red whtskers. II WIS dressed in black oyercoat
blue undcrcoat, black vest and pants, and black
koesuth hat A black rosary with q small black
crucifx attached. Was found in one Of the pockets
There cau be but little doubt that the man was
1rutally murdered, and then thrown into the ditch
where found.
In order to gire the Police time and opportu-
nifty to ferret out evidence In the case the lnquc.t
was postponed until Monday afternoon at two
O'Clock. 1t Will be held at tho City Cemetery.
, 1865-01-23
Christian Commission Expenses Are
they not Ten Per Cent.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
fhare read with care the report OF the North,
western Christian Commission from Jan, 1st. 1s6f.
to Dec 80. 1854 published In the TRIBUNE On ne
10Th and 9th init and with eye to the tptctoI
economy OF which have heard 30 much at its puh-
expenses from the beginning to be IS $500 per
cent Of the disbursement, which Is 1-100 more than
that Of the N. ". Sanitary Commission published
in the same column But an examination OF the
details of the report eeems to represent far less
favorable appearance.
Thus the total value received is stated -
at:...;....-.......;...;.. SloA S17 .63
Deduct balance get on hand. 3,d12. Il
There remains. .$100, co.. 81
Deduct cash remittances to Central
Office not dfsbursed here but by pa
rent society ....................-..... 1a.aa3.7
And actual disbursements were....., so, ISL 81
On this amount Of disbursements the expenses
ESnenscs M % nf Isl delegates. ...., &,0oG. 80
Salaries Of 6e]d agents, &c,......... a,D3.76
Freight and contingent. .''''.... 3Q3 u
Postage and kilograms. ................ 9aL03
Once salaries, rent, &c....-...-........ T0a.1s
Tot,1 expenses. ses..................... s3.a.2. 10
It cost then. 8,ai2 10 to distribute S8o, ISL 9i,
or a lH&Ie or1r ten per cent. Can be mistaken
In thi4 tesult1 ,Hso will the officers Of The Chris
tian Commission explain how. from the details Of
thtfr OWL report, they reach different result!
Even II we include the $19 q sent III cash 10
the 1areut Commission, in the disbursements
here, which the ratio Is to be computed which
ftili lie over eight percent, or more than twlce
thnt rf the Sanitary Commission.
Ali:te light Is needed On ttB point by
ARITHMETIC