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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-11

How TIE LADIES OF SAVANNAH DRESS. :,
correspondent OF the Cincinnati Commercial
writes from Savannah letter, from which we
rake the following paragraph the nnn7n-
ern peop|e lave been greatly pincned o. laee
~ the war. The coatEme d ne zneope u
Savsnnah denotes the truth q the assertion.
uWhat IS the news North 2 was asSeii
~ ar officer to ,sEom I had just seen nitro
dusnd. s,ling do YOU knew, | querled IN
tnrn s:that Srl rot citizen Ct Savannah:
s:Tool IT your boots said be; square toes :
Evsr since, if other marks fail, | catch myself
gjanc;ns st The fuotgear Of citIz >ns / meet,
ard have reason to b-ieve the test in{a|iii''e
As to some Of the children Ibis speculation IS
useless, for they are haEefooted, though neatly
dressed otherwise. The ladies nave gone iaf
back into old wardrobos For their walk
ing habits They do not pile up their own
aair and everybody ese's they can lay thelf
hands on, in waterfalls, CT kindred capliaryE,
coaoeits. II Should ask a lady OF saTannah Il
she wore mice and rats II is very likely she
would think r0e I0decorous # not Gementeo'
There is something touching IN the pia!nness
Of their dress.
Atthe CIRQUE Napoleon, Paris, two broth
ers named ''Bonheur," are. magnetlslng
each other with marvellous results A gorge
Gus carpet is Ghrown over the raised platform,
in the centre Of which are the usual gilt table
and arm chair. Tue brothers appear, followed
by page, exquisitely costumed, wboSe rosy
cheeks B nsS bstray her sex The eldar Bonheor
magnstises theyounger The sualbIindfolding
bv favers Of cotton and countless silk handker-
chiefs next takes place. The somnambulist
then reads visiting cards in sealed envelopes,
deciphers minute figures concealed beneath
heaps Of paper, and finally tells you the mum
Der engraved on the inner case OF your watch,
of which you we're probably in utter ignorance,
until informed thereof by this somnambulists
artistic performances. The elder Bonheur
descends from his das, and you whisper the
name of we'll known character in his ear:
somnambulist instantly rises, walks straight,
way to a black board previously arranged
by the fair page, and his eyes undoubtedly
bandaged, he sketches with white chalk a
cleverly done. outline Of the parsonage whose
name YOU have given to the magnetism. VIC.
tor Emmanuel, Lamartine, Alexander Dumas,
successfully appeared on the magic board, and
we're undoubtedly we'll done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-11

g. a1 o. "a "a
PRACTICAL GAS AND STEAM PZ71Gp.
10. u, North Royoz Street,
-1LExANDRlA, "a.
l. now prepared 10 DO
a S FIFTH 4 G
il ali It's branches Stores dwellings, martljp,
shops, and pablc buildings fitted az, OF. H.,
most approve plans, and at reasonable term.
FOR CASH.
Steam pipes, guages, cocks, and globe valves
Of the most recent appaoved plans, and .! ST.
perior workmanship and quality, constantly
on hand Contracts will be made for work
and fixtures Of any kind supplied at the lowest
rates.
Likewise has on hand HANDELIERH
PENDANTS, BRA OK ETss. DROP LIGHTS
GLASS GLOBES MICA and PAPER
SHADES, &c, Of ali tie new styles and beau~
titui patterns, at prices that cannot fail .
please.
Also, has on hand and is constantly receiy-
ing. at wholesale and retail: the most extensive
and best assorted stock Of
r~ LA MP GOODS
ever offered in this market, comprising every
thing connected with the trade.
LANTERNS Of every size. kind and color
from the smallest to the head lights cf ship,
KEROSENE OIL
always on hand Of the purest and best quality,
Dealers supplied at d small advance on factory
prices.
chasing, and examine my stock, as it is pur~
chased expressly for this market. jan 12--5h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-11

THE New FASHION IN HAIR The Paris
correspondent OF the London Court Journal,
in letter, dated Jan. 18th, describes the latest
fashion of wearing hair:
'sThe hair no longer hangs a la Grecque on
the neck behind, but is brought forward, and
threatens all in helmet fashion on the summit
of the head. ''rhe promissory organs" as
the satirists of phrenology denomlnate those
low down towards the nape OF the neck, and
which have hitherto been concealed by the
hair, now stand revealed in all their ugly
indiscretion The parting RUGS all along the
TOP of the head without any straight line In
front, and short frizzy curls round the brow
have replaced the noble looking bandeau2
drawn back from the forehead and showing
s'the good bumps to the best advantage; and
thus has ugliness proclaimed her supremacy
over taste and elegance, for the year.
The paymasters attached to the Army he
Potomac and the Army Of the James have
received orders to prepare their rolls down to
December 31st, and this would indicate that
these armies are to be paid of.
The Buffalo Courier announces the death
of Mr.. VIM. E. Ketchum, inventor of the
mower and reaper, which is known by his
name
Vice President Hamlin has left Washington
for home, to attend the wedding OF his
daughter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-11
VICTOR B G K 81 r !,
PIANO TUNER & REGULAT on,

VIII attend promptly to the Tuning and Re-
nairing of Pianos, Melodeons, Aceordeons, &c,
ar Orders will be received at Eli. Robert
Beips Book Store, No. 81, King street; with
Mr.. John H. Parrot, and at Y. BIS. residence,
y. BECKER also offers his services and long
experience in the business, to Persons wanting
NV pianos. and wishing the advice of an able
ana DISTINGUISHED Judge. teb Jim
, 1865-02-07
BOARD or SUPERVISORS,
EnItstnsents-Rount to Volunteer
Five Hundred Dollars Proposed
TO be Paid TO Each Ikeefn1ts

special meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors
Of Cook county Was held yesterday Afternoon In
the County Court room, pursuant to es1l, to cog
cider the question oEzelierins the county tom the
impending dzaft- Tie call wes signed by one-third
Of the members Of The Board.
The Chairman, A. B. Jokneon. in the chair The
following were present:
Edtrook, Farwel, FIsk, Folla1sbe, Gibbs, tsor.n-
lss. Greode; Aaincs, Hammond, Hopkins, Harms,
jameson, Jacobs, Ku1ckerbockcx, Lanpartes
stetnmnllcr, schachord, shie's, sauter. Scott
seh9a1; ; Taylor. Taylor, 1horworih, Viai, Wicker,
The Clerk rend the call. 1880. ......
Supervisor Gibbs offered q resolution thanking
Kailfoad bill, md requesting Inc members OF tie
Legislature FROM this county to vote agafnst the
bill on its reconsideration. The resolution Was
S5s fhs and "a mooP q
the resolution TO Springfield
Srpery1sor Farwt1l said that there had been put
in BY the county under the last call only nbout ii9
men. Men could not be procured for less than
was loo email, as the different subd!s.ric,s could
County WIS enlisting but few men. but men were
being run on to other places. In his opinion =
oonrty bounty Of 500 should be given to all per
tricte raise the balance. FurihcE: the County
should refund the difference Of 9eoq TO sab;ats,
ItlctS WHO had already put IN IeCfulLa, pFoF1ueQ
that men already enlisted should have been paid
at least $50 each They should also give certain
sum to each drafted nan ns vas the case under the
LAST draft. He moved the appointment
OF a committee Of three (nnended to make fre}
to draft euitahle resolutions on the subject,
Carried; and the following were appointed: A.
b, johnson. ". " Farwel[, D. g. Hammond, j.
C. Hnincs, II. Nflmarth.
Supervisor Haines read report OF meeting Of
citizens Of the Tenth Ward In which 1t was st1ted
as the sense Of the meeting that the bounty should
be $500, and that tho difference OF 800 should be
refunded 10 those subdisntct. which had furnish
cd men already. Referred to the Committee Just
apposnted.
Supervisor AtHate. presented a report Of
meeting held by the Draft Association of the
Thirteenth Ward, IN which the association asked
for the sum Of SO, recruiting fee, for caeh Of
thtfty-four men rccruttcd by that ward, the petl
fio1ers beng u1ablc to get the required vouchers;
ts2i0) money had been expended in procuc.ng
sucl recruits. Referred ID the Judiciary Com
Mf:tce.
A resolution Was offered by Supervisor Niles,
directing the Clerk to mike ont . statement Of
the indebtedness ard property valuation uf the
county. Tor The purpose Of showing the financial
condition Of the county for the Information OF
canitaiEtf proposing to lena monoy on the comfy
scrip. Carried.
Tic question Of psying bounties to about one
dozen drafted men who had failed to apply within
The 11ue limited, YVES Iete1rcf to the War Fund
Committee with power to act.
The Clerk announced that what was Known a.
tho uoree Railroad Bill had passed the House of
Representatives hy vote OF IS against y.
The Board then adjourned till this morning 4.
, 1865-02-07
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT nIsPATCH.
fSpNClhI Msratch to the Yesfetu pressN


NE~ }onK, Monday, Feb. s-llidnighs.
Tho result OF the peace conference has s1orded the
bulls chance Of running mp prIccs Railway aharrs
are tstter throughout, and there more disposition
to bnJ. A fair business Was done.
Government securities we're all higher. There was
AEood demand On gold and bonds. State bonds qntet
ana eteady. Coal and u isceliareous shares strong
and better. This bull combination In the gold market
carried the price up The supply was Short aud there
IVES considerable animation md activity, and gen
cral disposition to believe there Is to be no peace ut
present. hc assists The market in Its upward turn.
Petroleum etock market steady. The only excite
mcut ss In Pock, OF which there were large slles.
Peck sold at $5.ooGs 80; Hcydrick s117s; Excelsior
Si2.co; Germsnia, Csc; Knickerbocke1, Sc; Bu-
chanan farm. s1s5 Manhattan, ..872c; Rynd farm
Si9.co; United States. 9ese3; Consolidated, $500
Cherry Bun. f1.a5. Petroleum market Inactive, aud
Prices hgher as95oc aor crude, G69Sc for refined In
bond. and &@sSc for free.
1allaghcr'a New York exchange quotes: Gold
21Ax; New York Central IT,; ERIC s5H; Hudson 197s
Reading 1oex; Michigan Southern IL Illinois Central
.12o; Pittsburgh Fl; Toledo 11Ix; Rock Island a54;
North Western g; preferred OK; Fort Wayne o.; !;
Ohio nd Nsaisippi ccrt1acatcs 27h Cumberland 49,
Quick Silver 6GI; Mat1pcsa TX. 6tockAud gold mar
ket very strong. Gold, after ca1l, 215.
, 1865-02-07
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDING8.
NAsursoros, Mondsy, Feb.G,


1s ,r,tc+,&. ..,t ~,
tnG enrolment aa reported By the Military Com
tha "n,cn n y s,a ds iolao" Iaat rom ana alter
ishts ~ f. 5na1 ne @ abs paad peraon saIossa NJ ana
aaetE ts.a ~ " afeo. maJ oe acceptea as soosn.
1h '1s 1 ana @ fueh dsaed
~ IL @ 9e ncta anaef INC terms
M TnIIaWEp ,.F,xoa . .n.,... -
v.ss cdnpted saiiin, o4erea ns1 1esolonon, Hhien
n-Ts+;np 49, ~ ,ah apUa 49, s.s 1T ~
Colon IN lie ~ seeeeI stas ha1 bcen rzsns ~
the g III q e. qs.t OF n Gensss
S8dsF Tast aw ~srs G5'1IPte
,ba frcsiJcnt ~ ca.'Hns oaIsttra ~ un
nceec ne islSnn 'or fesuVe 70 the late
NJ sAylsR5'URY, @ Of De, objected to the reso-
br omenncn+ r. - ~, h;,, ,r, 4.o
mn and The eec,ion nrovi,;nr ~ nnsr ".y T.,
shteh state and locsl hounties shall be paid wa'
So outI I,,, =. !, f,-,6.- .nn.,.,
son owing 1ni1tafy service shalI be etempted yas
rnnnr oe of or ,absitnc oo ne ~, same On ae
iess thc .nfst;tnte ts nrrs"nte H. 1epan1, y ~
bosrd Of enrolment by WHICH The nrne;nn, IL IL en
ment. I.r "'4 - 0s''p'eo - 0a'o ''a'u " eato'-
SEA-, And Be u further enaef<d That any r..
e1nitinc aren't eubafitute broEer nr o,hsr ne5ann
se s sat eaUSs 70 b. enlisted ys
In condition Of fntoxication, or deserter from
tie military OF naval service. knowing him to hc
tecr Or suIsttnta ot INV nartinn ~ thss s,sta
local, or Tpited States bounty. to which Se NAV
be entitled. shall, upon confictiou by any court.
ccedlng 81 MO or imnrisonment " mi % sqcaedfn1
two years, or both, at the discretion Of sucE
court.nartiai or military commission. - 'A~'
ceT who shall musier into he nsiljtarr ~ n.rai
service Of Tie United States. anT deseftcr f1on,
ssid service, Or Insane peIson o. person n n con.
shall rnnn rnnrfrt1Hn hv "r1 rnn-t ~ ov+fI ~ -
, 1865-02-07
st. LeN2s Market
ISpecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribu

ST. .Lor1s, Monday Evening, Feb &.
TopAcco-Sa1es OF planters iuss st I'LL % and mpdl
urn leaf at s1913@22 60 per 100 rs.
FLoUB-6ates Of county doublc extra inspected
double hrad ne1d and delivered, ut $500 single extra
INSPECTED and delivered, at $500 per brl.
EEA1S- Wheat better. Gales OF common Eall al
s17ra:15 fs1 and good At $t.so; good and primo al
81 prime at 81 20 per nu. Corn active. Sales
Of 3Gtg 6aeks mixed md yellow In prime order al
sl2o; yellow at $t2e; cholcc white In second hand
sacks ut Is; white In Backs ut $t a5 per 10.
Oats haze advanced. Sales of 1900 sacks prime IN
Prime order at c leo At Ole do at &c. aad do In
second hand sacks At 9sc peg ou. Barley slow Sales
Of fair and primo fall At slso choice at sis5; do
commcn fall at Il SIX per bu. sacks rcturued 1soscts
ut $1.e0 per bu, sacks returned.
Proy1s1oHs-Sales.of Shoulders In dry sslt at lie ,
Lard n11n 15o trcs PRISE kctt!o-rendered lard at
21xc, and Is tEcs shoice do At &c per D.
HmsRy-Acttyc. Sales Of 1sl brls ut s22o; 6, br1s
IN nm 1oko at e 2i per gal
, 1865-02-07
New Terk Money md Stock Market.


NEW YeHK. Monday, Feh,6
MoaEY-Gulet and easy, and In good supply at CO
PCT cent.
S1kBt IHa ExoHAsaE-Qu!ct, st 1oo:s91osx.
business doing. '~-
GoLp-Flrmer; with only moderate business, opea-
ing at ZIP ami closing nt1l3H.
EIsexsT,, i, Fts1ns5 & coupons 10 s:2'
csteg r; Cnnh. r,snd. SKI Pacific M, 80; N. YG,
no; E.ie, 20 p5efe15sd' q Mqds1n 1o5; Kead:
LEX; Ft W., 50; c. T. 4. pttfe1red, 9aH.
bl1sSo srocrs-The Mining Stock Bcsrd in Boston
steady The quotnti;Es mr.: W. Central 50; franklin
Il Rock1and 10; Copper FsllsZ; Quincy %. Mar
Eetupll.
New York Markets,
Exw YoRK. Monday Feb. g.
&c but net very acttve Sales At SOC
F1oCR-sTate md Western SC better, with mode.
rte hus:ntss sales At e. tHa9,s5 for extra ssate,
S19 6 50 f.tIs roanthooR Ohio. and sloaj9
q .M9IsxI-Dn!s At g. aos2Sok for state. and 1es:@
Gntix-Whrt s!3cc better. No. Nil waukao Club
At Sel9. ~: critt At SLED. Barley STEADY. RJe
, 1865-02-07
Markets bv Telegraph.
NEW YORK CATTLE NIAHKET,
OPENING DAY.
Heported By Telegraph Exclusively for the Chicago

OPENING DAY.
lEcported by Telegraph Exclusively for the Chicago
Tribane.]
NEW TorK. MONDAY EVE, Feb. O. 1855.
CATTLE-"e havn on sale to-day, ut Allerton's.
abe ut Coo head. The qualify Is better than that OF
lassweek The extras arc few, the good many. and
stale Oxen are plenty The weather is clsar dry snd
mild. Trndc is much better best In the morning bat
toWsFds evening becomes dali. The supply Is short
On all grades TIC top prices, excluding aac5 Cattle
or extra holiday beet. are per p net weight, Of
meat, seller sinking oa eI&2sc; for medium quality
sa5 sEerage Of good drove Of illinois Steers 1oa2uc;
the lowest rates, including thin Steers. light Oxen
etc. are 19lsc. Thu quotations for extra Cattle are
24@s3c.
sHEEP-The.e Is full supply Of Sheep on the laar-
eet, and prices nre 4c tower-sales at 1tH@1akc.
H0GS-The market Is not lively. -Four chr loads
changed hands At lie.
SoLoH Houysoa
, 1865-02-07

Pn1atE HAvAsAs.-Vcrily, the uses Of tobacco
are many, the materia1 consumed by smokers and
snuders problcmxtica', aal the lodges Of The
manufacturers past finding ont The Injury Of q
good cigar involves consequences with which all
are not familiar, the composition Of prime La.
yana ls-we will not say. We have heretofore
htard Of cabbsse 1eares. dock le1ycs, hemp
etringe, &C., tinctured with rum and opium, but
from thc rejection that the substutc Is @ psohasiy
as harmless as the original. Dnt what shall we
EsTto these very se!Esaine deliberations coming
ns1 FIJI sd ag
snsieas - oi the bestf Whew it Is nss enough 'ae 1e
Tss sse sy o @ n naahs d Of .aS
We notice an advertisement In one Of the p,-
All qe 5a s ha
ministers Of grace defend us. We vail not plead
Ignorance Of the meaning Of these terms, because
It is the part (as TIC Latins had ~ OF newspaper
man 10 know everything, but perhaps SOME Of our
readers are Ignorant Of these F'ans phrases. as Ger
tainly many Of thrm donot know What will be done
a g dosa aeS ens I Ell s @ hf sa4 sh hs ss
over again into cigars and chewing tobacco foE
the delectat1on Of persons rho use the weed in
# is si we'll Known to those who understand shs,
the splTitu1sts might cali 'inne1 lffe' Of London
and Partisan existence that the collectors Of this
1,s paee s aae1s
arc often found subdivided like the crackemeu. one
class turning up their noses at anything IN the
friend .the stnb. The same species oil honor.
able labor has more recently bceni intro
duced into New York, where the spittoous, the
are rensackcd for thcee htblts, which arc usually
turned over to the manufacturer, and By him sent
forth to the retailer as bran new cigars md to-
And now the Tila1ny Is imported into Chicago,
than ever by the duplicated abominanon. Who
shGll eay that We are not becoming rapidly civil
1zedf We have al the vices that innrc to cities
Of murh older and larger growth. The stub and
@ soge5 cap ihe, elimax. Henceiorth let Us bc pre-
pared for the worst, and when wc sec the short
erd Of cigar lying around loose In the mud, let
ns PC ca1et1l how We abuse it; we know not but
week hence, and there is no sense in 1nal3n. It
don already Imposes. '0N' |'N-' 80 ~'Au''
sTA1hIScrr THROUGH TUE Plos1scEs.-Jt Is
generally known that the police officers Of thls
city are p.ssed free oEec the lines OF tho horse-
rail9sA In this city. Sergeant Hickey, one OF the
Oldest members OF ahc police force, was asked for
showed hi: star as usual. The conductor only
stirred, and etl demanded five cents. nj. Hickey
then sid be was police officer. :. No jon don't,
eatd the knowing conductor. looking nt the sna1l
Ecrgesnt's star. u that's played ont" and grew
abuetyc. How ths matter was settled e,Spow
not Superintendent Turtle has more than S3nca
bucn ordered ont Of the car as M ,mposter and
threatened with nrrest, For the benefit Of ptecn
conductors re may be permitted to cay thai the
worn by the sergeants, Captains snd snperintea.
dent.
Cuurcu MATzERs-A correspondent OF the
New York Lnd<peadeat, writing from Chicago
eays:
.The silver lining is not wanting In ministerial
experience heIeaway: Dr. Patton*s saiary Is 1als.
, 1865-02-07
Milwaukee Market.

1sFet!Al U!spated to Tho Chicago Tftbune.1
MILWAUKEE, Monday. FebC
FIorE-Nore Going sales 50 b1ls Niagara Spring
double extra 1T $t.75.
GRA1s-Hheat unchanged. Sales this morning.
t0coo bu at $1.ss4@t.i9k; on Change, $1,000 bu At
S1-sa9lt9H.
Dl.Essrp HoGs-Advaneed SIC. Sales 70 head, aver.
aging 10 d, ut 5l3.M@ls50.
, 1865-02-07
Weekly Bank Siutemcnt.
NEW York, Monday, Feb. g.
d L E ID .

In this city, Feb. 9Th. SUsY ALICE. ou.y daughter
oi John L. and Susnn E. Bel, s,aged months and 70
G1Js-
friends are Invited to attend tie funeral Tuesday,
at oe.cck trcm Fer tathsr's residence, 1cS Thl1d
arebue.
cV Patterson, N. L., rapsrs please copc,
In sbts city. on the sth Inst, NAEGARETJ J.: HUM,
aged ~ yeafs, vile at Major II. II. Hum U.S.A
Funeral tomnrrow 10 o'clock, at Is R-ndoiph.s
Friencs Of the faultIf are Invited
IN Fulton. Jan 31st, JOHN STOCK, nzed IS years.
~ New Haven and Springfield (Nass.) papeEs
pleage Ccpy, -.'
, 1865-02-07


last there have been crGdited to the quota Of Cook
county, thirty-two recruits, Of whom seventeen
were enlisted on Monday, TIE sum paid yestcr-
day to the men ranged from $500 to Sp5; the
brokers received sioe, we believe, in every In
committee from t6e 18th Ward, and taat from tic
thsir business through lie broEcls 'se and seaipers
ard contrttntc from $40 to Sl00 to them for pre-
ecnt,ng esel, recruit instead Of giving. the money
Il ;he sepps IL ssh
the ward End 1oWn-can stand 1t, we can. These
gentlemen are directly, Responsible. for
city. There .csn. be no good rcason why, when =
msn eDlitts in the service OF his country, be
should not receive the whole OF the bounty, and
II not been fos these gentry who act as middle
mtn between the recruit and the county, and
could recruits have been assured Of fair treatment
our "a quota would now ha7e been flied. Thesc mel
ard The committees who pander to them, have
been the direct cause Of sending at least 500 men
Of other localities In the State and elsewhere.
The Gonrd Of ofsupeEytsors will today take some
action relative to the Increase az bounties, but
such action will be worse than useess, uoless III
f.Et take eome step which shall assure ~.
e1Iis That tie lions share Of the bounty shall not
80 70 line the pockets ofhungry substitute brokers.
Manifest1y the first thing to lie done Ia, to clear
the public square Of the ehantes which now dts-
figure It. II we rccol1cct a11snt, it WAS made q
condition 10 the occuaucJ OF the square, by these
men, that they ehoud agree to recruit for no couu
ty hut that Of Cook. How has that promise been
Kept! We venture to say that there is not MAJ
! Of llem, who Las not credited . hundred men to
towns tutEfds IT The ltrtstct. They then clearly
have forfeited their to rcmain anu the work Of
removal csnnct begin moment too soon.
The following dtspatef Nas. Jesterday received
from the agent OF the Ward A.soc3ations, aent to
Washington to induce the Government 10 deal d.
reet]y with the Associations instead Of aub-dis-
tT1cts. OF course. everybody anticipated that the
Government would reject the projectof recruiting
for Associations. But II i. tie concluding pa1i-
graph OF the dispatch, to which We wish to direct
the attention OF our readers:
The project OF Ward Associations for rceruIt.
fDc men is rejected by the authorities.
:. Our 1u9fa l. largely ineTeased. 10u should
dvir< sr6ry substitute troker out, trho 1riN not
zr0yk for the counfy.'A
This Is striking the nail on the head. Clear
them out unlesa thcy will give bonds for the
faithful performance of the1r contracts. II they
car satisfy the cuthoritieE that they hare aud will
reernft for none but Cook County, and will be
satisfied with d moderate commission, let them
remain. Otherwise remove them.
Cne OF the brokers fnsiats that our structures
should apply to members OF the County War
Fund Committee who arc engaged In recruiting.
Whenever We learn taat they are swindllng re-
cTnit<, We shall chow them up.
The following IS the exhibit OF credits at dark
last cYtp1nw.
, 1865-02-07

thoroughly converzsut with the eub,ect md
just TIE nan TO enter upon this 1mpnrfsnt sn%
herstofore Gnoeeupica field. His trausactons 1TIi
Dc a!mSSt entirely npoa commission, hut for re-
In the country can have their orders 81 teleer,nb
promptly Intended to- - setesiapu