, 1861-12-20
The Soldiers, Aid SocIablc.

lGu1eS, WHO are geGefau3 foremost IN all BE- |
neTolent enterprises, turned out In considera-
bic numbers to the Sociable at Bryan Hall, for
the benefit Of the sick and wounded soldiers
il, camp. The representations Of the stcrner
sex, however, from the fact, perhaps, that
they teared to vet their delicate feet, or
o'eaaea oaunp gAtansuls ano consequent
faeuiaelsnn ~ ano Ainuteu a1Anss, salanuy ana
po1tio'leanJ stasea o. uome, Iau7 6asahg tnelr
1uon'y wv oaen A'a..n a.. ., Luz 'sa4ac a!lnc' 3
goou Dalo as "as u a'tuoanee ~, ~ enn'en inc
teens' anio aitnousn 1ue iaales were "1tnout
ssnuelsu m 9npsen1ons' lucy iuanagea 70
"V'4s 'u1ousn tuo :, e'enans' ano u Act ap-
p1 r ~ eDo' '<1essee 50 tS''saply VEL.
'|'4 e, ~ pu .-Afen u ~ LIE to"eF Anl
~ e "ae es.'o uue 1l''enea u ~ @ :. ptaei
M nv 's"5 sNoo1eo' "o~ nes. ~ L AiuAnS'
ne SpAe. eonilneueeo oS teau4ne Aette1
ot - u..4.. 1oSs ooAsuon ~ +noanu Ivy
49, sst.S' eas.. sp.1h 1A ~ wv WE pel1oIue1 "
oAs "oa4eeion' tu4.s 4nss tlAo 'ons
1ooAeo LOT tenei anu IT losI II nao come. Ing
stoek ol supplies iufnabhea 1fo1n snis CITY hao
a44ifeu' aAu 'nleF aecot1i'l1oualns a. WIZ
"cfe Ill neeo' enes co1'lo epatc Dnen W. NV
more
anotner le1tef was alao feao, non gentlc'
naan Wap hao gone ~ MlSsoutA ~ uua' w
son VINO "as sleh, ons III "i'cu e1.np us rue"
not' LIE ialncf l&1u eoA4ie upon Us e.no 1us'
=" season W e.ose LIS - 20 IL ee.st" 1nts
lc''er spotae ., .ne onA1ms ue,o.,ou " tn'
army na.sse' ,A'' a'' "e'e,as nh1.11s sneaa'
seA'e' WIZ "otA' AHs 0PeA'. oneo :, WIZ.
ai eloaue"I appc'i IL pcli'u1 u .ue R'ar I'LL"
s,paa-,s. 1 -. ~
.ozaS ~ .vua
49, 49, ~ 'a - 49, t1,aae eonofo,+o-
ueS @4a s'e4Nn' puAe ..a.., .s.s ~
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~ 49, - -r;.1, - t1,or,,},ts of howe .nd
! Nee 80 ..I .ao.o t;,ae r,ad;o,no a. A.
H."p g 49, a1a1- a.,a 1o1,1,;e1,;n,r T,a,-
| - 5-..t.11 r. 60. -, o1oat,ia
.1a:., ,a,,,-,,z-;o.+;.,r to.1rao,, ++a,, o,d ~.
| ones tfeF dearly love Mt home, I am enabled
| Ia state. IN the mart of the Commission. that
| ;f there sho11 hc a hattie In 1fissouri. as 7ye
1,,r, ,aa,, fo-at.,,-,ad +ha-o ia to In and nfter
- hoe hoo,, f,,,,b+ +,,ore sho1l bc = Thousand
men n1aced nnor our hands for carc and nur-
s;nr ue s,,,,l 1,e prepared. The supplies shall
1,c rcedv ond still there shall be little left
| fnr the Ii1iETNldCQ men WHO may leCQ our
kindly Offices from the far South"
The donations received consisted principally
Of icllics and clothing, but were small in
amount The occasion was d ycry pleasant
one, and NC regret that it vas not better at
tended,
r,,tuotx sta+a To.c6o~,a .~so.t,t,or
Tic mcet1nr of This Associ,tion nj R1oon.
;uo+o,, ro~+ ,roe1- r.;1 1,a a., ooooe;,4, ofrooro
.1or, or;,;no,- ;,+a.cet n +oao,,ors IN uod.
ncsdoy Tho 55t11 there will hc an ,ddross 1,efore
80 rat,,-o1 u;r+o,.1 eoo;o+.- h- p-of rr-nar
- FIoa1-sor..;11o ~ T,,nrsaaS ,,,,rn;,r oetb
~ ~, ~. .-!1:st.AN n-:,,
tne exercises proper u tne -assoelatlou WIZ VI
introduced by the President, W. Il Wells, OF
this citv who will present n r,Did sketch of
tho 1,ronrcss of el,,c,tion d,,r;ng Tho last f,rtv
ule pfoglcse u eooca4on oui1ns lt'e h,st loiEs
: years. Lectures Ell also be given by hon.
| Newton Bateuau, State Superintendent Ct
: p,,,,7;c 1nstrnction Rav r q T;nor of Quincy
rn.nt,~ s~ T To- slon w., =. o" go " 49,, e,.aies
CnaFles Il Auen, the popular ana enlelent
= | Agent of the Normal Regents Of Wisconsin,
| President sturterant. of jacksonville and "
~ pal-ar pres;aant - +he onfncr - Hfr,,
3 ao,,oo1
: T,,o eo,,,n;++a ar bovo fn+roanccd one or txo
f fa,+-7roe ~ +1,.;r ,,,nor,,,,,,,e ,bio1 x,i1
= odd ra,v ,,nc,, y, +,,c ,ttroct;renpsz md vain,
!. ~ +,e -naot;no sevar,1 r7,e.;c,1 Teacher,
+ 1orc 1,ecn chosen to con1nct dri11 exerc,se,
n modal 1acs,,,o ~, ,non-d,,u;ro a1on,a,+or,
: ol.1-co,,;1,o Sc And 1cst Tile shon1a 1ool
&c ,;t41o +oo r0,,c lila ,s,r,- +1ov harm .r;eo1,
4 ;nte,snc-sed r,r;ctv of nhvzic.1 everriscs
> - n Ie-e;. ub;c,, arc now reoor1ed nc ,,;o1,
. useful and respectable kind Of school-roo1
pIag.
r. Ladies attending tic meeting. will he cutc,
l. taincd free by The rood people Of Blooming
= ton. and the fare At hotels will be reduced t
H. members of the Association. The Chicago
IT Alton & st. Louis Railroad and the Chicago
" Burlington & Quincy, will give free rctur
r7 passes TO members Oh tne assoc'A'aoh "n
y pass oTer -4eH 1oaos' A!o ~ 10 eApes'ea 'li'
u sonlc u 'ne o'nei Ao'aS WILL 5t1n1 sAl1i
n fayors.
C. -1- a. -x..xn.,
10. VI ~ !nI.ut, ~ - <uo nA@4eteA :" " -
Mosaclans arc noto11oosly maoe ol tooc
wood. Vocal cadenccs and orchestral harm
An nies arc the poorest indiccs In the world
49, ,,or,1 and socio1 .,,rmonics ar ,nc1od;ons Il;
>" - w ~ c1. ~ ~s.s-,,:t- - 1..sa
y, positions. In TACT tho generality Of slnse
zee and players are attuned to discoEds- Now t
we CreSelG troupe sang at Bryan Hall on Wedne
by day night, and the concert "as failure
t1y point Of success financially and musically.
,hc Immediately upon the close Of tile conce