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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-11

WAR. TONEBRAKERS"
~ RAT ENTHKMlNATOR,
The surcst cXtcrminNtor Of rats ever offered 10
the public.
Read The following certificate: from Inc r'ti-
zcns Of Baltimore, rs to It's merit - re; dra-
troycr:
Baltimore May II, 1861.
Mc<srs. Clutworthy Y Co.
Gent: Ny Warehouse on Howard street. Was
completely Uycrrun by rats. | used bottle ul
"Dr. Stoncbrakcrs" Rat EXtcrrnnator, and,
truly, it Is Nh DETERMINATION. 1t cleared the
warehouse of rats, and have had 10 return "I
them, and il has been iuur months since used it,.
VIM. #. LANDSTREET,
Corner Howard and German streets.
Baltimore, May II, 1867.
Mcssrs Clotworthy s. Go.
Gent: We were very much troubled with
rats in our Store. Dr.. StoncbrAllers Rat tx
terminator being highly recommended to US,
we used one bottle Of it, and it proved itself
worthy the high recommendations 1t had re-
ceived as Rat Destroyer. We have not been
troubled with rats since the first light we used IT,.
HOPKINS, HARDEN & KEMP,
Baltimore st.
Baltimore May Is, 1867
Messrs Clotworthy u Co.
Gent: The bottle of Dr. Stoncbrakcr's Rat
Exterminator, purchased Of you, has proved to
be death to rats. l used it only one night, &C.
cording to directions, and the EeHt morning ,ri l
counted nine dead rats in the yard. Ihcy
come out Of thcir holes to die.
E, b. TUCKER, No. 70, n. Paca 81
Ask for Dr.. Stonebrakers Rat Killer, and
Jake 10 0'''''' N'' S"'' ,JANNEY & CO.,
l45. King street.
f. s. LEADBEATER & CO.,
aug 8-3m Wholesale gen :.
j ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Dealer in BLANK BOOKS,
WRITING PAPER,
Wrapping Paper, Paper Bags, Envelopes,
Gold, Albata and Steel Pens,
Wrapping Irvine,
in short everything comprised under the term
Stationery for the Office School Room and
Also, SHEET MUSIC, some 1000 to 5000
pieces on hand) The only stock Of Music ever
gotten up here.
Violins. Guitars, Flutes, Banjos, Sc.
The very best Italian and other strings Tor
Guitars, Violins, Sc, and musical instruments,
generally. Terms cash.
Also sole agent here for the Richmond ana
Manchester Va Paper Mills.
Any sizes and weights of Wrapping ana
Printing Papers furnished ut short notice, upon
satisfactory terms. oct I'll
LEXANDRIA STEAM DYEING AND
n. CLorH DRESSING TAnLIsHMEET, lkstab'
lished in l849,) Il D WARTLELD D, Proprietor
Grape ShawIs Sill: Dresses, MerinOes, Mouse
laines and ali kinds of Ladies Dress Goods
Cleaned and Dyed in the very best manner. -
Grntlomen's Garments, of every description
Cleaned and Re dyed, if necessary, in sly
not to be nrpassed by any establishment in the
country. In word All ! ask is trill. You
can find me at all times nj my establishment,
No. II, south Fairfax street. ready and willing
to accommodate all who may desire my ser
vices Goods carefully packed and forwarded
to any part Of the country. aug 6o-|m
pooTa AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER
D. M r u K l. = n q.
the Well-knoWn anatomical BOOT MA kER,
announces to bis friends and the public that he
is prepared to make best quality FRENCH
CALF ROOTS and SHOhS, sewod and pegged
1T the lowest rates guarantee to fit all kinds
Of teot, with Jumps, corns and bunions. satlatae'
torilv. or no charge will be made have nn-
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-TMBRELLASi UMBRELLA2i

Just received large addition to stock Of I'm
brellas comprising all grades of Cotton, Cam
brio, Gingham, Alpaca and Silk, ranging in
price from 81 to $40, all Of which were bought
for cash Of one OF the most reliable manutar-
turers in the country, and will be sold at the
lowest possible prices. 1885,.
Merchants in want Of such goods would hnd
it to their interest to examine them, rs am de-
terlnined to sell every species Of goods i'll my
line as low as can be bought in same quantity
in any Northern city.
sep 20 CHAS. w. GREEN, IS, King st.
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Episcopal HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
~ Threc miles nest Of Aleras'drla, Va.
The Twenty Eighth Annual Session OF this
Institution commences on the 25th of Soptem-
Der, with the following instructors
Rev. WIN, F.. GARDNER, (Univ. Va Rector.
JAMES NJ. GARRETT, NJ. A, UNIV. Va.)
+ w. PINCKNEY MASON, GU. 5. Naval c'dy.)
TERMs-$30O per session., with no extra
charges. payable semi annually in ADVANCE
For further information address the Rector.
Rev. VIM. F. GARDNER,
Theological Seminary P.o.' Fairfax co''Va'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-11

FOLEY s. CO.,,
Il Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CHINA, GLASS AND CKOCKERY WAKE,
CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE,
Coal Oil and Lamps, and Housek eeping Articles,
27b, Penn. av, bet. 10th and llth SITS also,
3l6, + street,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
Agents for the Union Coal Oil Company.
Crockery and Glass Ware sold wholesale to
the trade ut Baltimore prices.
China, Crockery and Glass Ware rented to
Balls or parties on reasonable terms. IT,.
Washington, May 6--tf
VALUABLE FISHERIES TO Remit
v offer for rent the Fishery knownas MARSH
HALL, on the Potomac River, about 25 miles
below Alexandria.
Also, PLUM TREE FISHERY, which fronts
on Occoquan river and bay. This shore is con-
sidered one Of the best on the river tor winter
shad, rock, perch and bunch fish.
Possession given December LIST, 1881:
JOHN NAGLE. Jr.
Proposals for renting will be received by
'-o BRENT & WATTLES,
SO ll-eo4w Attorneys at Law, 664 Prince st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-11

DECEIVED TODAY.
Choicest Gunpoyder Tea.
- Japan -
bbls Refined Sugar.
II sacks Coffee.
Refined Pearl Starch.
Small Shoulders Bacon
Breakfast Bacon.
Pepper, AlIspice, &c, for sale low by
oc 9 j. MILBUKN
TOOPSKIRTS! HOOPSkIRTSl
II -.- HOOPSKIRTSl
As we have lately received the Wholesale
agency for one of the largest and most fashion,
able Hoop Skirt Manufactures, we are prepar-
ed to sell them at the same prices for which
they can be had ut any Of their agencies fur
Their North. .,
oc9 WILMER 81 SLAYMAKER.
FOR RENT.
M#i TWO OFFICE ROOMS and Dwell
LING in the Fire Insurance Building, No. III
King street Possession given Immediately
For terms apply 10 j. H. BRENT, Prest., or
oc Civ G. w WATTLES, Sec.
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4 LEXANDRIA DISTILLERY.
NOTICE TO STOCK GROWERS.

reasonable terms, atthe Distillery: near Fish,
town [ap24] E. E, BOWMAN 81 co
EoR FALL SEEDING Constantly re-;
L ceiving large supplies of GLOVER and
TIMOTHY SEED, Orchard Grass, Herds
Grass and Kentucky Blue Grass Seed Wheat
ard Seed Rye. j. L. BARTHOLOW.
Is, King ST. Alexandria, Va.
sep slim SIS, 7th st., Washington.
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NOR SALE.-Two four horse COACHES
+ one thorough Brace and Steel Spring, in
good order, and will be sold very cheap, tor
cash Enquire Of o. ID. ~ AN,
san 1O-im 1871, King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-11

DRASS BOUND PAINTED AND NEAL
b BUCKETS, Tubs Washboards, Scrub
and Backing Brushes, Baskets and general
assortment Of Mats, in store and for sale by
AVERY s. DAVIDSON,
sen14 226, King st.. cor. Alfred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-24
cgLcStD JUBILEE N Oaa.glys.

Celebration OF rho Fourth Anniversary oS ,be
Emancipation Proclamation.
The coored American citizens OF African descent are
ever alivo to the mpcrance Of giving duo prominence
and d TO tho OF each and every event WHICH
10 their Judgment, gives testimony the upward ten.
dancy noticeable in tho scale OF their race In New
York and Brooklyn particularly, Is this feature
noticeable Yesterday tho proudsst day OF all the
year among thom and the anniversary certainly the
mort vital epoch IN the history OF tho negrou being
tho fourth anniversary Of the emancipation proclamation
OF President Lincoln. Arrangements wcro made on an
extensive scaio days sace by their committee OF
arrangements for the successful issue Of tho great
event, and Leaed's Park, Brooklyn, was the
place chosen for the festivities III, African Loyal
Lcsg1ors OF course the feature Of tho dusky
bage who gathered do honor the day. Al an early
hour In The morning tho coorcd fsd es and gcmmsnsb
assembled Ia the vicinity Of the adqrators OF tho
Leagaers up town, 10 New York Here counsel No: II,
line. and after marcAing through OF the principal
streets Of The city, preceded 10y Gno b.nd os music
whose auspices tho affair conducted Ia ofcered bv
the following men :-E -. tonover, President; wipan
They presented very fine appearances while on psrad.
yesterday They were for the greater psrt alfred In
black suits and had on tue resaa x tho order
red white and blue scaris and white aprons The GEN
crs arrangements were under tho direction OF "Unce
Joe Person" Thomas G. Reed aud 4. Conover on
they proceeded 10 enjoy ,hs.css which n hey ad
most enectusiy, II one can form estimate from The
many s,SnHs DISPLAYING bright ;:y
ssss s sss'' Formed s ssss Dream
OF the ras'ines while eating and drsnkfng
time the only drawback being the failure Of the
promised speakers 70 put IN an appearncs Inc gentle
men expected we're w. GODDARD =. n Ackerman
Thomas q Baker Hr Pullman and :. P.Jardne. The
inersstsg ohs day amcns !hs
was this arrival OF company OF coorcd state hiIlta,
who reached Iefcrts Park about three o'clock. fhey
were accompanied BY drum corps and ve r smSssce
A pecr Major Charles Major; Surgeon, O. Alsxasdsr.
The fesiiyiteS ssrmipaed By grad tall 10 Tn'ry'
nInth street AL eyeptps
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HalagLYS g0AaD or ALDERMEN.

The Brooklyn Board OF Aldermen met yesterday after
al three O'Clock, Alderman Fisher. President in
the chair.
communication was received from the Comptroller
OF Kings county Ia compliance with instruction from
the Common Council giving q statement OF tho Fire
Department cunt FOR 1851 from which II appears the
total amount OF contract orders recert6ed to by the
Comptroller 10 date, september %, 1851 was s43 lis.
The amount required for fuel money and rent for
the balance OF tho year, 81 S62 Amount required for
gre asing hose &C. for tho year ~ 600 Actual balance
10 Gre account Of tho fund for the year 1867 81 $50
ThiF communication was PLACED on Ale
The Alderman o. the Third ward asked that special
comktee examine into the matter OF the report recent
" made by tbs grading and paving commiiee for lay
ing the Belgian" payement on Pierrepont street. He
contendod that the petition on which the report que
ton was ased was for the Ncolson'' pavement and
that The Won Beigan' had bsen eo1eously inserted
In the report After discussion on tho subject the
matter was re red for Investigation and report TO tue
special committae.
The resolution introduced AZ the meeting o. the Com
mon Council held December H. 1896, askrg that per-
mission be given. unto j. whiitlssey and son to
lay double IA ilroad track In the Eastern
District commencinA' At Peck slip ferry on
First street. and running thence along FKst street u
South Fourth street. tbNush 10 heserols street,, &c
was taken up. The r9soluh on was adopted
The Alderman OF the rhirA offered rfsoutos which
was adopted. directing the Sreet Commissioner 10 ad-
vertise for remoustrancss to Nhs Nicoson pavement
Jhs Introduction OF this rssoAutlon had the effect OF
bringing on lively exchange Of rbal artillery between
the representatives, OF the twelfth nd twentieth wards
the former gentleman opposing the mer aud the latter
speaking In favorsof the revolution sid the Nioolson
pavement generally. y
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nnnra Of Counci,mcn.

This Board me, yesterday afternoon the President,
Mr.. Brnkman, in the chair.
Alter he reading Of the minutes Of the previous meet
Ing few unimpor.ant resolutions we're presented and
laid over
a resolution adopted By tho Beard OF Aldermen
making tlo duty o. tho Cgoi9n Aqgllucl ID parn nc
thc Of property interested IN tt8 contemplated
Improvement WIS referred 10 the CTOt0n Aqac4acs COM
mitiee. resolution which wcs p2g.ed By tue other
Board respecting the feasibility OF preparing a work
deacr ptve OF the CEoon 40 educt Tor distribution %
scientific Institutions and public libraries in Europe wes
referred TO the Committee on ARTS and Sciences.
The resolution heretofore offered proposing to stop the
pay OF those members OF the Common Council who
full 10 attend the regular meetings OF the boards without
sufficient excuac called up Alter short debate
II was referred TO tho Committee on Law.
On motion Of Mr. Murray the report OF ths special
committee directing the Corporation Counsel 90 prohibit
the HUDSON River Railroad Company from ruuniashtoam
cars below fHtTIhrd str OF taken from the list OF
general orders and placed on Tile.
The Board then adjourned
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wwS FROM SAN raAsClscl.

srrivas or tao Sacramento with Ganerai
Ron..ea, 4, E0nTd-I,luiFruTl0n to wal
TuxsiG--ProE. "ss q. tue I"ca"c h''htoad.
San FRANCISCO, Sept o. 1857.
The steamship %Nraneh'e arrived nero YESTERDAY,
from Panama with Ao passengers ana malIs tnat iet
New York on Tho Let lnst Among the passengers
Genera, Rousseau OF Lhe Unlted States army aad nr
Dodge United States eFennc Coiector ior AasKa' VINO
eqs On no etsnrcr II, " L. stevens few days with
q detachment Of troop TOT mo ne" teFNory. egf-
crei N,'s-~-, e.o,i.Ies also 20 IN the John l..
et,vs,,s A. tio.ls ~ Geek their fortunes there
Much attention is being ~ai1 70 SAB ns"y acquired
territory by rlt'-uneng t.i@sA4 ~ ,..u Ii,l-Iseo.
ihe leutrsl Pacific Rair q mas lEAtod tho Nosei9
Cane,al Wiicr arrived mon Santa Cruz and
appropriation Tor q brcakwate ~ 'nas hiac. - -,
Arrived ship Black Hawk. AP'a'h Ni9"ei from ne"
YORK en- tho 10Th OF hay last.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
Board of Supervisors

Board of Supervisors.
Tho Board OF Supervisors Inc, yesterday efternoon,
Supervisor Smith presiding.
Resolutions adopted ordering the paymeu. Of
tho following bills for materials purchased for the
eruction Of the County Court House a. j. Garvey
for plasering rs Eastchestar Quarry Company,
for marble, SIT sol so; j. G. Johnson = Co.. for hare
ware STAG 40 IngersoIi, Watson Co., for furniture
slI 645 ali; Woodward Steam Pump Company, fer
pumps, $4,000; Ilatchcr, Harrison g. Co.. slo,1o4
WASHINGTON Iron Works for engine, $4,000 j. b. W.
w. Cornell & Co.. for iron, SlSssl 81
report in favor Of payins for labor on the Court
House amounting s4.099 s. adopted.
The bills OF Archibald Hall for painting srmores and
drill rooms amounting 81 S53, and Of s Cantreil for
reut OF Nos $50 and I'll Fourth for company A.
seveny-Grst regiment, amoaans TO 5000, we're
ordered 10 be paid.
The Board then adjourned, to Deet again 81 the call
OF the chaig,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-24
SUPREME C0URT-CHAEsERs.
Another Divorce C&se-An Alleged Uns.ithful
Husband and n Cruel Parent.
Before Judge CJerko

Another Divorce Csse-An Alleged Uue,-ithful
Husband and n Cruel Parent.
Before Judge Clerks.
Tfanc.s Il Sherman Sidney Shermon.-These par
es married in 1888 and their ISSUE interesting
Shd named Walter 10 tho primary Of tho present
proceeding. About year ago Mrs. Sherman having
reasons to doubt her husbands allegiance, separated
from him and commenced an action Tor divorce for
adultery After their separation appears that the
child taken to the residence of Mr. BENJAMIN Sher.
man, the father Of Sidney at CoxsackIe, N Y. Mrs.
Sherman being DESTROYS or seeing the child visited
1Athernnw's residence and while there she alleges,
ne BENJAMIN sherman made improper proposals 20 her
and attempted many indecent liberties with her person.
all Of which she Indignantly resisted, at the
eehing him she would inform her husband-his of
his conduct lie besought her not to do So
and she RETAINED, fearing the consequences
OF quarrel between the two She desired have pos
session Of her child which refused her, on the
ground Of an agreement that the child should remain
where he was till me became Of age. Her counsel
Thomas Dunphy, applied 10 the Court in her behalf and
procured writ OF haheas corpus to produce the child
= return was made set ing forth the agreement, and
this being denied the Judge ordered testimony to be
taken
The evidence Of Mrs. Sherman who has been now two
days on the stand alleges part OF the above facts and
further that she required to cothe her child aud
she thought 1t funny she should be debarred seeing
her child he dirty That she wash and dress
him before she could kiss him. Mrs. benjamin. sherman
lived the steamboat landing and her child was pcr-
United to run about tile docks to the imminent danger
81 his life
The case stands adourned till Tuesday morning
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BLACK LOYALTY"
bLfIN LUTHLIT.
Let the Truth Of History be Pr, ~eryed.


Nigh million OF lives have spent
And tbreo BILLIONS OF dollars or more.
That each fetter in twain should be rent
And the slave horn DO heard mover moro;
Full Fix years we have given 10 tho BLACK.
aud the thing was undoubtedly right
Nov suppose, just 20 alter the tack.
We devote half an hour 10 the white.
When the Sou IN in i,s hour OF mad prids
At Fort sumter let drive The first shot,
Neck and heels our poor Sambo wos tied,
And tho North held one end Of the knot;
But our hold wo iet 20 at the sound,
For both hands we required In the hght-
And the war for the black then found
Quite tough job Of work for tho white.
Well, we fought--aye, for four years we fought,
Pouring cut lavish treasure and life
Did the black then arise as he ought
Cioaving northwar1 with torch and with knife'
All his masters were far from his track
Under Johnson and Lee IN the hight;
There was nothing TO hold tho black back
From assisting his champion, the white
Did he aid rs when bleeding We stood
To chase from him slavery's dreams
Or to Lee sent be clothing, aud food.
Harness, powder, equipments and teamsf
We all know that In one single State
revolt would have ended the fight;
50 no moro OF their '1oyaliy" pirate,
For the black rebs were worse than the white.
The white rebels came with sehssr,
Their bayoncts asaut and aalow
While tho black rebels skunk in the rear
Assisting land freely our foe;
Phillips, Sumner, and men OF that school,
May cick-clatter rom morning VII night
But II black or white rebels must rule,
Tnen, by Heavsni scount me Ia for ths white
II would neken dog, this vile cant
That We hear OF "blsck loyalty" now
And notice the twaddlers who rant
On the subject were far from the row;
But since cold has been Lees latest gun,
And since Johnston SACKED arms after ogbt,
We are told "by black vaor Nc won VI
IT'S all humhug 70 laurel the white
10 the black rebel glory and power
TO the white rebel chains and diseraosf
Oh, madness, and worse, rules. the hour,
VIZ are false TO faith. wisdom and race
To my heart with you Longstreot and HILL
Johnst,>u, Lee-every man In tho fight
You were r>beIs, and bad ones, but STILL
You share ny misfortune-you're white
NILES ORHILY,
Late Private AID Rse't ~ y. veA Infsp,2.
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
DIE Case Of the United states Against ELI
Altenheim.


DIE Case Of the UnIsed states Against EIIz.
Altonheim.
Before Commissioner OAborn.
This case 90 frequently reported WIS up again yes
ssrday before Commissioner Osborn for further sxami-
baton At tie sitting Of tho cect Mr. Sanxay, counsel
Ter The prosecution made remarks In reference to
ths publication in the newspapers Of speeches Of
81, pending investigations before the Court
He sompl.'nsd viat one Of those published
Spsy upon Mr. Bertrand l''s''is wy 1%
Who had not appeared prosecutor in the II the
exclusion OF the reporters He had no objection to the
publication Of the evidence but speeches OF counsel In
ssch prcliUanary cases ought not 70 be reported.
u eny attempt made to exclude the reporters be
would object the publication OF proceedings In
che courts very frequently aided the administrator Of
Cemfssons Osborn said that a. long q tho reporters
reported correctly they were entitled be present in
ths court and publish it proceedings.
~ Hath Of December 1866, by Mrs Altenhem to Mrs
Mercy, was not forthcoming though placed in evidence
tho 2sth Of September last professional gentle.
- the Essex Market Pece Court ON the l4th inst thai
ehe had that deed in her possession but would not pro-
aQce IT,
Tho case was then adjourned s- twenty hours fo
She production Of tho deed.
Tho National Tradesmensr Bank BefaIcation
1ae tUnted States ". GaynsSs f. Bcle.-The de-
1odaat m this the paying teller Of the Trades
mons National Bank, and iG charged, in conjunction
with tho receiving teller James Arnold with defraudf
ahe tank 70 the amount Of $1,000 Yesterday
Baker appeared before Mr.. Commissioner Osborn and
gave bail for his appearance TO in the sum o
$4,000 The suretes defendants wife, Mrs. Sarat
9Ahe or, and defendants deughter-in-aw, Mrs. Isabella
2. Baker M John ssdgwick appeared as counsel fol
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The yellow Fever in Texas.
The following letter detailing the ravages Of tn
soourgs in Texas has been receive in this city

soourgs in Texas has been received in this city,
Housro,, Texas Sept Is. 1857.
HORACE Coxs Esq care George h Biddie d Co., Is Park
teegraphed you yesterday of tas and necessities
Of the charitable associaton m Houston VIA fully a
ton aud with constaa calls from Harrisburg Nnvasoa,
Meap yrn srsshs% Chs S ,Se an zine
With deadly fatality yon will that will require world
Of ne, e carry Us trough Iss 81
Mr. Whnarsh President of IT, and Mr. Fritz Mohl Sec
retry Sa the "S S Of hs se' ss zen 81 the Gw
and director duty all the time and hal dozen
ac, we oe e face thin thai - sng lives
saved In Houston. Not more than one in from teen TO
h e or hs 20 o Of hn viii
not last.
and half who attacked Wsrt OF IN.
teisen nursing Ii the mail Al, cha liable
there with corps ten or dozeS soo nurses In Miica
the fever has Just broken out also &c Bryan WHIST the
!. RACES with mortal effect BRENNAN and Chapel hi
both have It, but less Fatally La Orange terribly afflicted
tasre beg for nurses but more for conn MOI carpenter
and hardly doctor survives At Harrisburg number Of
though aid has been sent them from both ESustoa and cal
yson Yor will thus tee how heavy the tax upon Us
to This time the ehara5e Association in Houston has
derived al is funds from this city and imlaedise
dsmso through as Usual wi,hopt osns for outside
help. But feel Inadequate TO tho task. and while the
bsrs and the citizens viii give utmost farlns Of then
ability. sti the whole amonnt VIII be but title OF what
or eorso the sickness is condnee to new csmcrs very
many of whom have settled among from the North since
ask them 10 help a. in sayin he lives Of their fchds and
brethren We have at low estimate seyon thousand inrc
esisa n Rs u o 81 he T.
properly doae Of not leg than ISeny dollars ceaniiag
$50 Goa could raised Tor the purpose dollar OF il
would have an spprcc-as!e effect IN saving lae