New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-02
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TIE NETWORK LADIES RELIEF UNION.
Tho r-onlnr unara M.ein- Of Lii. S0-ic.N bold


nj Grover Il Bakers on Thursday.
The reports OF both Secretary and Treasurer exhibit
ilceaaing activity and efficiency ou tic part OF these
ladies' who meet daily at Grover Bakers spacious
rooms 70 work for the soldiers Over thousand arll-
cles o. ,lpihiuQ have been distributed during the
month 10 needy soldiers, beside large quantity Of
hospital stores sent TO Washington aud Alexandria.
few garments had also been furnished 10 yolnnteers
/ In the City Hospital. One poor fellow, who was
wounded nj Big Beheland bad been ysi'cd NJ the City
lIospitsl by the ladies' and supplied with change of
clothing called jnst before the meeting commenced, o.
thank the ladies aud report himself conylescentsfid
he 6eNpec,ed 10 40 back 20 Washington In few days,
where he hoped he would not disbonor the clothing 20
kindly furnished for his comfort
Many interesting letters were read from soldiers ~
the leal Of war, flll OF grateful Acknowledgements for
tho clothing furnished BY tEe Society. One writer re-
marked Though these llenler may be worn to Int
and scattered 70 The four wibdf Of Heaven, vet Will
mo-, forget the kind hands That made them, shrink
in the fierce hour OF conflict TO defend the honor OF the
flag that wayes over the sacied homes OF the women
of Il Relief Union"
A letter from Miss Emma Thompson, The former Cor
responding Secretary Of the Relief Union, now IN the
Hospital al Alexandria, fninsteIng at the bedside OF
the sick aud dying, was listened 10 with great interest,"
TO all who feel the heart pronptings 10 engage IN
this work Of relief to needy rolers, would urge
them to Join the band Of daily loborers Ut Grover a
Bakers and they will scon ind that where there's
Il viii there's way"
The following is the let Of donations received during
the last month
ny Mr. devils ffosi Athens, y. \, sR Cattho,p,, L. IT,
80 az. Mniiuci sO ~ SohtkOld, III 81 Gre-nyoI
+lO67 Worthwhile. $40 % Lover Aqusbsns, 10 Gi W. G.
Kinney, 20 cents.
by Miss sin,-Mr.. N,udsYiIs ~ FneDi. 500
BY hl.s AGstIi--MTs. IL, A. Avery % Friend ~ MT.
Finch 81 M Reeve, rs cent, hsp Jones, 93 cents Miss
DosaroSs OF Ctormss Ee-Ffor the ,iss Of CO1sscd.
- quilts BLANKETS 81 seo;S A. pllo. cases, matrs,s
pillow ticks feather pillows. bed itch, table cloth Ia towels
Is handkerchief dresins gown flannel shirt over
ne, and quantity oflinen f0i hOsI itai Hse.
From Mrs Hone Of Bay RdgoR .het' - 'hirs, " nave
lo,ts Psin drawers, and Il Pr eushiOn.
From MIA. frcf-l3pl low dcls. $500. ,,-,
From the Lss. u PeTnont H. YSl flannel shirts pairs
sOet, e.sny sopBs IL E.ndkerchieis, y hospital h,,s
From tho Lsdes Of South Hstiord " Arlington Coz ~ l.
u sheets 10 pillow IL pate socks linen handseehir,
wesns sheets IS rolls espdssss Ass box OF @ WIN fO
From the NowIiacksnsAek Amy Relief sole,y@ flannel
shirts "a pers iOcks "a hsndksebs ~ towels 40 hsVsoe
SEShroR WADE Is 0HIo--COlonel Fornty writes
from Washington TO Tie PHILADELPHIA Pycs.;
Before senator Wade o. Ohio LEFT Washington be
obtained an orlsr from TIE Government d'Iscung MN
artillery for the wal The Senator hfs been busily
engaged in recruiting through be Reserve, and hopes
70 ps.s HE regiment over 10 the Government in The
space OF few days, as Il 10 nearly completed
90 Letters received from the Senator express con-
hdence in tho success OF tie Union ticket now being
constructed by the Republican ana Douglas Demo
cIstlc organizations. Tho people are almost unani.
nous in heart and soul for Union movement OF all
such 10 aro for vigorous prosecution Of the war; ard
against all comnrDnise With traitors ticket on this
basis, he thinks will carry the State by majority Of
more than three 10 one R8oios any opposition cOn-
b.agiion ths, Q.n o. forlIei.