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, 1861-03-27

Chicago, however, there is a different
standard for the reward Of extraordinary
public service. Here it will pass with
many for smart trick, and has elected
loud laughter. from fools. and pimps !;
though decent citizens severely cenBure tie
wicked deed, and grieve that fitting pun
ishment is not attached to it by law, that
an example might be made of the guilty
offender, who will go unwhipped Of
ifstice =
, 1861-03-27
Young Mems Association Election.

4 word Of explanation is due to those men,
bers who were not present at the meeting on
Saturday eFening. and who are surprised at
the meagre aggregate yote Of 601, pol1ed on
that day; contrasting uufavoEahly with the
election IN 1856, when the vote was 1897, Of
which 6l3 were cast for the successful candl-
dsaes. This disparity Is doubtless owing, In
great measure, to the fact that large ma
1ority Of the members Of the Association do
not attend its elections, except on occasions
Of unnsnA i Aexcltement, and then only on per
To dsaw ont heavy yote it il absolutely
necessary "a VIA the case In 1850 that both
the leading candidates be warmly and active
II engaged in the canvass, whereas. on satur-
day last, only one evinced commendable
activity. The apprehension that any xeal on
my part might By some be ascrfbed to q des{re
to secure the lectures In my hall, motive SO
petty, selfish and, to me utterly contemplate
a. to make eYen the suspicion ct 1t abhorrent.
induced me to abstain from all personal par-
ticIpation in the CANVASS, rendering me, I fear,
rather an incubus than an aid to my worthy
associates on the ticket. pnrpoaely avoided
applying for q single vote, and, indeed, abaent-
ed myself entirely from the polls, except for .
moment early II the day, when depositing my
vote for HI. Wadsworth, On the excellence
OF whose choice a. President, the Association
may be congratulated, and for whose gentle
many courtesy towards myself am under
spec1A obligations THo9, B. BRIAN,
, 1861-03-27
ALHSsoN TO FLUNKEYs.

We learn through private sources that
there are indications Of 6 marked change Of
sentiment On the part Of those connected
with the great commercial interest Of New
York city. Heretofore that class have
been the staunchest upholders Of the pro-
slavery policy Of the Democracy: They
have pnstrated themselves at the feet
of King Cotton with more than Eastern
tdolatrv-have spoken for him, Voted
for him, preached and prayed for him, and
mobbed for him TLey hare opposed
every measure looking to the permanent
triumph of freedom over barbarism and
despotis,n. They sung peans to the
Union in his behalf, until be had rent the
Union in twain, and since then they haYe
onposed the enforcement Of lhe laws Of the
Union in the Cotton States, upon the plea
that by this meaas King Cotton could be
wooed back, and world take once more
under his protection those who have 60
faithfully and zealously obeyed his be
hesta
But hese great interests have become
seriously alarmed at the present aspect OF
commercial affairs. The mastery lnactiv-
ity policy for which they clamored so 1us-
.ily, has only furnished the secsding States
the time and opportunity to organize their
government and to consolidate their
strength By the adoption of o lo"eer
tariff Of duties than ID in force in the
United States, foreign imports are likely
to seek the ports Of the seeding States.
and the commercial supremacy Of
New York is seriously threatened.
This is more than the fink
eys Of that city bargained for or ex,
pected. The objection to enforcing the
laws is daily growing weaker. The very
men who clamored so Justify against their
execution thirty days ago, now begin 70
ask, I" Have we Government Weshall
be surprized if, within the next thirty days,
the merchants Of New York are not cali
ing loudly upon the Administration to en-
force the lava, to blockade the ports of the
rebe1 States, to reinforce the forts, and to
dIsperse the rebels who have taken up
arms against the Federal Government
, 1861-03-27

AtIayeland. Ohio. On Sunday. March 2sth. EMMA
WH1IlNg; agsd g yesta And aonths, wifa of FIa0E-
A -Wood,teek. NJ, March eth, BENJAMiH Bis.
Tae funeral seFvices yin be held at tha M.tte.nn
House Chs ftadence OF hts spn) todsy Nsfcn fd 4
Ia % ssis citJ. on tbs eska int, A1oH;zo c1ARK.
FaaaE.l tta BIZ Ees.dsaea 20. 1ss South lea<,son
Of ~ family afe Invited 70 eaEsadS = -: -
, 1861-03-27
Cributte'


C0mMKRCE OF CHICAGO F0R 1860.
Our recent articles upon the Commerce
Of Chicago and the earnings Of our rail-
ways for the year 1860 are now isszed in
pamphlet form. 1t is capital document
for general distribution. Price per copy,
IL cents; by the hundred, 10 cents; to be
had in wrappers ready for mailing at our
counting room, No. 81 Clark street,
, 1861-03-27
Affairs Mt tho National Capital.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.l
WAsH1HuToa% March Is.

INTERESTING rRoM reRT suEFER.
Col. Lamon of Illinois, who left here On Ff.
day with orders tor Maj. Anderson, te1egEaphs
tonight that he visited Fort Sumter to-dny,
ard had a long interview with Maj. Anderson.
He has takeh full notes, snaa left left tonight for
this city.
:. No positiye orders we're left for evacuation,
though Maj. Anderson expected to 60 before
Saturday.
Col. Lamon uas treated yery courteously by
the South Carolina authorities, -:
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial j
WAsH1hoToN, March q,
ME-. LAMoS>s MISSION TO VIRGINIA.
The announcement in the Sunday Hera7d
that the Preaident, on Fnday last, dispatched
with the order to evacuate, IL universally dis
credited here. ltwss known that Mr. Lamon
had left, probably upon the request Of tho
President, for Richmond, on the day In ques-
ton, for the purpose Of posting himself thor:
ough1y as to the political prospect in Virginia,
but the matter was kept quiet upon u. La
mons special request The fact that he VAS
the story Of q special mission further South.
II would be az unprecedented violation Of all
military usage to send civilian with an order
eDioining an important movement Of 8 c2E
mander Of q military post Such orders ato
generally issued through the War Department,
9nd not directly by the President
4 FouR HorR's CABINET SESSION.
4 Cabinet meeting convened 2t 10 o'clock
this morning, and remained In session four
houTs. =. ="
fNsfHycT1oNs TO FOREIGN 1NnTERs.
Al The newly appointed Ministers to for
figQ countries will receiFe their instructions
during tbs pe4t two weeks, and are expected
to sta,. Immediately thereafter. Corwin will
, 1861-03-27
H8EAK REpAIRED.

We are glad to announce that the break
in the lllinois and Michigan Canal near
Morris, announced in this paper yesterday,
has been entirely repaired, and that there
is full stage Of water again upon the
level in which the break occurred.
, 1861-03-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TEE PICKWIcK PAPKRs-by CuAR1Es DICK
KSs fBoz). illustrated BY T. O. G. .Darley
ewYork. ". A. Townsend &co. Chicago ".
To gid refined go1d-to paint the lily, etr
cetera-is not more wnsteful and ridiculous
excess than to indite new eucomiuns On tie
Piekwick Papers. Therefore We shall limit
this notice Of the earliest work Of Boz" 10
Mr. ToBnsepd'a new and superb edition Of tie
old familiar Pickw1ck. To say that this is
altogether the finest presentation Of Dickens
to the American pnblic, does not convey an
adequate idea Of the elegance Of this edition,
because all readers are not avart that Dickens
has been yery mRch abused by his American
publishers. Though net uniform with their
well known edition Of Coopers novels,
.Messrs. Townsend d Co. have bestowed
Quite as much publishing art upon Pickwick
as upon thst really splendid series. 1t is
printed On tinted pape2 Gf the best quality,
snd the type gives a clear and round iuRres-
sion, which makes 1t q double pleasure to fol
low MI. Winkle, Ar. Tupman, Mr. SnodgTass,
Sam Weller and the Fat Boy, through their
amusing round Of jokes and blnnders.
sCH4LERs goMPIETE WoRKs. Edited, with
careful Reytaione md neH TTHnhlati0ns, ty
s1dnei: Gs1ass { as@ se & CIR g ag sea e. so;s
Agents 1sct the State Of Illinoia.
This is the first complete e;1:!ss.loa schlllese
poetica1 works ever published in this country
In the English language. The translatious are,
many of them, entirely new, and by the very
best scholars In England and America. Schii
, 1861-03-27

Nj: Bates has given no such opinion regard
Ing the collection Of the revenue as Is Inscribed
to him, and for the simple reason that the
question has not been considered by the Pre-.
sident or referred. Althese complicated mat
Senate. They cannot b. taken np or properly
examined until the rush Is oFef.-Ne.e FORK
I7lbunx
, 1861-03-27

SA1E OF PEws IL THE EEw TRINITY
CHuKca--By an advertisement in our col-
umns, It viii be seen that the <pews IN the
new Trinity Church, on jackson street, be-
tween Wabash and Michigan avenues, viii be
sold On Monday next. 'Ths ,s7erttsement
states the terms, do, ~'S =.
, 1861-03-27


ended its career abruptly. At the dead
hour of midnight, or to speak more aceu-
rately, at 20 minutes BEFORE . o'clock a.
n, his Hghness the Mayor assembled the
entire force ut his Office in the Court
House, and discharged them in q body,
The order for their assembling was
issued exactly at midnight The men
were recalled from their beats as sud-
denly as possible. Some were brought
from Carville; others from the vicinity Of
the graveyard and its ghosts; and others
from the neighborhood Of Bridgeport and
its brigands.
The astonished guardians Of the night
were told they were discharged, and that
their official duties had ended. Some lying
excuse was made for this strange proce-
dure, and the poor fellows dispersed, each
to look out for himself IS best he could.
The city WIS turned over to burglars, rob-
bers and incendiaries. And from that
hour to the present, Chicago has been
without the protection Of watchmen. In
daytime it does net matter so much; but It
becomes a more serious thing nt night,
when honest law abiding citizens are in
their beds, and house-breakers, thieves and
cut-throats have full possession Of the
streets Public safety requires different
kind Of patrollmen from the class Of per-
Sons in whose tender care Wentworth has
-+rN ~ I .o% ,s*
, 1861-03-27

The following table shows the receipts
Of flour, grain, &c, since the Let Of january
last, IS compared with thosa Of the cot.
responding period for the two years pre-
, 1861-03-27

THE CHICAGO PRODUCE AND PRO-
VISION TRADE
The receipts and shipments of Flour,
Grain, Live Stock, Provisions, &C., by a1l
the railroads leading into this city during
tho 1oot r.yaaIr 1rorn ca foI1r<r1,
, 1861-03-27


psr 1e35' Ssss VI 'sts + ssss: sass@ @
1883" Hon ], I. FarnsHoEth for public docu-
lie documents, volumes. Smithsonian Institute
arahsm for "Demonstrstton~s ~ Of a Innar Tidsl
Ware in Lake Michigan" Miscellaneous contIl.
So. SSS; ps.sona 9aaassi S4ssaine books past 400
Whole NO. book draWn......,-. ...-..-..,. 1000
AyStASa M PER dsy,:..:.... ....:.....:. -
publications OF the day, the Board being unable to
appropriate money to the purchase Of new books,
On account ot debt hanging over Us. $aOo, At
paaent to make md Keep IL lib library what WIS II t
onght to be, and preserve thAt interest In the In
stitute through this branch Of its benefits which
proved ia necessary to its healthy existence. E1-
Penss OF the library for the past year has been
The whole number of newspapers ana perlodie-
folloHn.
,Iss;9 NsS2pagsssz gy g, xse11y y; Atlantic
sz.nss4 ~ The cost Of which, including postage,
acknowledgement. for g.atoitou. papers fur.
Daities- Chicago Democrat, Journal, Ta1BuHz,
Times, Post, 8tsats Zeisung, Montreal Gazette.
Weekltes1Chicago Gong Herald, New
'PEai1te Farmer, Farmer's Advocate, n. ", Homa
and School Journal; Wells Commercial Reporter,
MeaIefn dAifoea &axette, Hotkofu Register,
V1nceunes Qnd.) Western Sun.
xLEcr1oa AND zEpoRTs or or71cRaa Last x1sHr,
There WIS midd1ing attendance at the
rooms Of the Institute last evening to listen
to the Presidents report and elect corps Of
officers for the ensuing year: Pending the
counting Of ballots by the te1iers, President
Boyingtou presented through & Bouton,
the following address -.
10 tka 1seus1ets 9f tbs Meekawics' L1sttfns;
II GKNT1HHEf: We no again assembled Tor lie
puEpose Of ;eaecdnX omceIs 1or the ensuine year.
and hearing reports Of of6ei for The ono Just past
r.. H14 DOW nearly tWentyyezEB slnee the th5rtef
os Tia 1nssitase Nas secured. Upon this easltel
, 1861-03-27

~ Cook d Nelain, ss Dearborn street, naye
nade their p1iee foz. cleaning and dyeinz gents
garments less than any cthar house in tha CITY.
, 1861-03-27

z: : MAR RIED, ~:
In this city On Last Thutsday Evening. the e1st int
evenna By the Rsv, y. y: Ryefts, NJ. b PAGHEIs
AACKEY and Miss sARAHPETKRS, both psTdes &
, 1861-03-27
: ~ An ehonld not fail tpread tbs adye1tisame,
Of Prot Wood in to days paper. . mh-1y

~ For AR1 ope1atton upon pour teeth, or fer
Fz1KcT artificial work Of my desirable style es1f
On Dr. A1baugh, No. 80 West Randolph st.
, 1861-03-27

The amount Of four wheat and corn in
STORE in this city, aceoEding to the estimate
Of the Secretary Of the Board of Trade, is
, 1861-03-27
2gaa1ttf1.

:WANTED-To Rent, or. to: buy
Gn e tas so1th A,de tor sna.l fanily address Post
, 1861-03-27
Address or its, President.

ITs PRESBNT CONDITION.
ANNUAL ELECTION YESTERDAY.
, 1861-03-27
Mem advertisements:

g a. sc61H6N AaeersIsarg Age:t, es Dza,.
~ and qa kse Leading Rape: qf ~ ;RorlS;Ss,t
, 1861-03-27

PHLIARD TABLES. Marble
~ aud state Reds. the latest Improvements
adopted Cloth. Balls Cues. Cae Tps &C. Old tahtea
two second Hand Marble Beds for sais. osde1a ; 81
mall promptly attended to; No, rs Msdsdn stzeet
mhNe3S1T 4. B:'9RIFFITH, Agent, =,
, 1861-03-27

WA ANTED--A Medium Sized
which eaaS SSsodd ga hand Wnder, HerneB Safe for
mhSssssa ELL be paid Address r O. drawer 6i3I.
, 1861-03-27

BuHSzrr's CocoA1aH.-A fresh supply OF this
celebrated article for the mir received this day by
Sargent druggist, corner Of R2ndolph kna: State
streeta. =. =; =
, 1861-03-27

1'O -RENT-Several Dwelling
Houses pleasantly sttnated In the North DytpoS
ARE 9hSs e :. W.iNEWHA1I No Il soath ci.riI
, 1861-03-27

A LIVE YANKEE WOULD
He aisuaon a. aoverness In some highly res
Pscs2oe 1nhy Whe7e there are pleasant children to
sae1 70 care for and to lore. References crchange
On1ees Chicago III. nha5T1.5.
, 1861-03-27

Hassaurek hiss been agreed upon in the
Cabinet meeting tonight u Minister to
Enuaf3nr
, 1861-03-27

) : tGxnT1E1Kf: We mo again assembled Tor he
pu!goss Of ;eaectin9 onees ;tur the ensuing yeas,
- TIN DOW Ee4Efy tWenty'yezEB slnee tie th4rter
os taa 1nssatuse Was seeared. Upon this eaerter
, 1861-03-27

KGs {Boz). illustrated BY F. O. c. barley.
NeWYo1k. ", A. Townsend 4 Co, Chicago ".
, 1861-03-27
THE CITY,.

HooLET & CAMRsE11.-These admirable.
nInstrels are still drawing crowded honses
nightly at Bryan Hall.
, 1861-03-27

EIAKENE ER BreW-
- Ing and Ma]tlng-The subscriber. wishing to AZ.
paItpsr With $i9so to s5eoo cash The Brewery b veil
Gsansaed aad doing good businesa and hiss Ill tho
n ~ directions satisfactory reference reqnifed
6o61 6o09tss 3 T. osnER Starting Brewery, Whfteaide
~00Ab{s Ill. NH
, 1861-03-27

,W'4ANTED' A Neat and Tidy
~ German. English OF American Protestant g1ri
half p - yeaIs Oh take care of ch onea md
'aa doset bringing gok d reference nha;ess1 =
, 1861-03-27

CALOON. FOR, SALE CHEAP
N Old established, contaIn1n9 everything for nse
sss E9od locality sud now doing good bos
nesa W1A % disposed Of cheap, the present pro.
hsietor Pas other engagements to attend to ID Gsy
ne15 Io responsible party time Will be given tor
1910. mS:,~ ~
, 1861-03-27

pUSINESS, NOTICE.-AnyI pgr-
10 son deat1uua Of buying juto m ala 'e:4ah4.h.t
~flour. FEED md Grain Bnslnsss = Eood location
w1y Aeat Of na{f7 Wishing 70 sell by sddTessnx "a
4B. c. BOZ Z4l4 Chicago Fost Qfdce, The paxfT
Hishtng 70 setlss business calling him Eask 4fAsses
u good Isde eeaneectaa Win tas 9tcsu,.> mh4XM
, 1861-03-27

w ANTED AT JOHN JONES,
No. u9 Dearborn street,
1000 Coats to Clean and Press at rs cts. aniene.
5000 Pants and Vests to Clean and Press at 10
E@nES Au19Ea. r1h1
, 1861-03-27

w, ~ = tMTED-A I, good Pattern
e s1d tao1ouSh worSn1en wanted Hn01r 0nE
, 1861-03-27

sCHnLEFS GoMPIETE WORKS. Edited, with
careful Reyieions md asW TFauhlations, ty
Charles J. Hsm3el, e: 2 Ch!eago; Esbe y
4 rar+a Ear the State of Illfuota
, 1861-03-27

H'0UND-On Clark. street near
-, randolph, Porte-MonnaIe contaIntnr- .s.-,,
ne for ths IN, ~ owner receive rune 81 pay
af No u Idans aaq proving property bJ sp55i6g
, 1861-03-27

WILL BE. SOLD AT PUBLIC
psvs,. Auction on MONDAY April 1sk proxy. the
1,hs9pss 1,ha9asn a2d Misni&an ayenues The tara win BE-
ana ~iil pc madc known at the time Of Aale
mh2tFS5q5t ~ @"~N 7"41"
, 1861-03-27

'lU RENT-A. first. class Housa.
- s9e.ly papsrsJ) consisting Of tiobt ro-1s
sion iii e. as North nf Harrison xtrees Po,ses
mhSrstt = e''sn Apra 1T. Address Boz 4d15.,
, 1861-03-27

1901 $3.50 BUFFALO ---- 1861
AND LAKE HURON RAILWAY.
Shortest aud best r.ute to Buffalo and other Eastern
Gifses 15sin Leaving Chicago n2o Detroit 1t
12So F. NJ B3ston at 49l; connecting with New YORK.
Eentfai e Buaalo and New FORK q Erie trains going
East. Tickets via this Rood ca4 be obtained at fhs
unlon Depot x s. CARTER GenI Manager.
a. FELL, Traffic sup't., Buffalo, mh2T511v
, 1861-03-27

w ANTED-A Situation rs Book
NJ Keeper. Assistant Book Keeper or salesnau
o4vag 14Sags OF Dty Goods preferred. No TeieTenca
3 q ~ o. ~ snaxaetet and ability. Address "S H."
". ooA 4(N9.. rnh1TYst'
, 1861-03-27

FIGURING MILL FOR SALE.
4 The Frame F1our1ng Mil, known a. the ~Chiczxo
Gitv Mills" situated on the corner of Jefferson and
Klnde saseeA 1ow occupied by the nnderai8ned- Hss
been run little mura than Two yeaTs, Is well located
and doing ArstFata business. It stands on leased
notsold at private sale betore thn 1eth Of April It
win tasn be offered at public auction, the spot For
COLE, on the premises. mh19xtd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
aonr.rnrr Cameron,s speeeh.

We published yesterday q declaration Of
Secretary Csmerons that the soldiers Of the
army should not be made slave catchers and
that officers should not return fugitives who
ESCAPED 70 their lines. We have now a still
more emphatic expression of his sentiments
than that declsraton. That was merely G
repetition Of the order Of Congress; this is
his own sentiment. Col. John ooohrane, an
cid Democratic member Of Corgre from
New YORK, having received q aupply Of new
uniforms q few days ago for his regiment Of
Ohsssears, msde them little speech, saying,
among other things, that be believed this
war should be FASTENED to q close by the en-
pioyneat Of ali means possible, one Of which
W6s, IN his opinion, the emancipation Of the
ilayes IS = military measure. This stats.
msat was received with the most enthusias-
tic eb ering by his men. Secretary Came
ron, who was present, was called upon for a
sDesoh, in which he said that We are In &C.
taal war, and must treat the rebels as actua
enemies, and that be was in favor Of the
sentiments enuneiated by Col COch7ane.-
We are glad to Be able to record this OF oul
Secretary of War.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
KzulrlnG New. from wayne c., Va.

NI.--IlI-- ENV''N q N " y y ~
The Wheeling Intslligencer learns that on
Wednesday evening q despatch was received
b. the Governor, from Col. Boles dated Cat
lsttsburg, Ky, the 18th, stating that four
thousRnd rebels were marching upon Ceredo,
Wayne county, Va. The small force ct that
plaes had fallen back upon Oatlettsburg,
where they had rallied some Eve or six hun
cred soldiers snd citizens, who intended TO
defend the place to the death. CsredO is only
nine miles from Guysndotte. 0atlettsburg is
At the mouth Of the Big Sandy. The minor
portion of Col zsiglsr's regiment, heretofore
stationed at Oersdo, were sent up the KanaW-
ha shout g week ago.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
The lEeetIne ID he lIeIodeon.

The meeting which was called at the Ne
lOdeOn for Thursday evening, was adjourned
on account Of the storm until this evening,
when Distinguished speakers, headed by our
Govsrnor elect, win speak. Gov. Tod has
just returned from Washington, and can tel
Us Of the condition of affairs at headquarters
while al the speakers can call out the snShu-
aiasm Of the audience over our victories by
land snd sea.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
John COehrane's Speech to his Soldiers.
dispatch to Cincinnati Commercial.l


dispatch to Cincinnati Commercial.I
WAAHEeToN, Nov. IA.
The marrow of John Oochranes speech
the whole of which Secretary Cameron un.
qualihedly endorsed, is il the following par
sgraph, which we quote UeTbGtim
"This is war which moves towards the
protection of our homes, the safety of our
families, the continuance of domestic altars.
and the protection of our 6resides. In such
war we are justified, and are bound to re-
sort to every force within our power. Shall
we not seize the cotton at Beaufort, the mu-
nitions of war; And if you would Feize
their property, open their ports, and even de-
stroy their lives, | ask you whether you
would not use their slaves, whether YOU
would not arm their slaves, great applause, 7
and carry them in battalions against their
masters2 Renewed and tumultuous ap-
plause. If necessary to save this Govern
ment, would plunge their whole country,
black and white, in one indiscriminate sea
OF blood, SO that we should in the end have
a Government which would be the viceperent
of God. You have arms in your hands
placed there for the purpose of sxtermiusting
an enemy, unless ne submits to law, order
and the Constitution. II he will not sub
nit explode everything that comes in your
way set IRE to the cotton, explode the cot
ton, take the slave and bestoW him on the
non-slaveholder If you please. TGreat ap-
Dlause Do to them as they would do to Us.
Raise up party interest against the absent
slave holder. distract their counsels, and If
his should not be sufficient, take the slave BY
he hand, place a musket in il, and in Gods !
lame let him strike for toe liberty OF the |
human race" Immense applause
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
Lei Us Raiolo8 Togoihor.

A Grand Rally and War Meeting win be
hsia q, TIE MeloaeOn this saturday even
iag, 70 listen to stirring war speeches and to
rejoice over our recent glorious victories.
We srs happy to be able to announce that
GoYERNOR TOD
will be present and with Hon. A. G. Riddle,
H5a. B F. Paine, Hon. P J. Dlckmau, Hon.
Samuel starkweathsr, NJ s. Castle, Esq and
Others, win address the meeting.
Let there be grand gathering Of our loyal
eitEeus to hear the distinguished speakers
and 70 join IN mutual congratulations on the
sucosrs cf the Federal Army and Navy over
T.sason and Rebellion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16

sVes M 50uruWs.5F Missouri sIuce zen. T re-
mont left Springfield. That place is being
eFaeuated, the Union troops moving toward
81. Louis, while Price and McCulloch have
retrsated iRto Arkansas.