, 1862-10-22
CHICAGO I bis ron () iil)l I0)AL sQtIgTY.
~ liJ. : '1t[f X t;ty
0!1r,QB1T!1lfl;|1SdE !: 4 IS i n NJ EElTjINa|; &.
i LAf9e a Additions a. the soctety's COL.
- iseti6ns s~The e:t,t,'R.rtotes,s lFnqd,5ra>
. 1o1ss4s mSft4Rfss RtoRdEa3SSS: ..E
I ;;..;f.. tho bottes1t Rtc.f Ktcs..s

residence Of Hong III 81 aatnee, Ptesldent
Newberfy in the chair. - 1s*7xs.
/ ::The Secretary retottM the contributions u |
hspocttty'ss eo11seSSttoRs, since the laat mSet.
Isl; TO ba Is follogss! Books, t865 pamphlets,
st,8Dl; old. neWspApsis, q; nexspspes talee, /
48 flies ot periodicals, 49T nnAhusen 50
chstts, s9;.prints, o, collections, ,8;s cabinet,
1s,, totsli esq., ftom Id contributors, The
TOO numerous 70 anasyzs
13-nere !. j jl inaae ii Maine, Nov HAhpshire, Am.
sschuaetts, UonaeSticdt, New York, Penusy1-
;yin1s, MalYfladd, Vi+dnla, DAtrtqt d oolum:
bs,:: Tenhss4s5;S, Ohio, Indiana; MlchiGtn,1
';1oxb; Wisconsin, oolotld6, ,Utah, ga4aas, (
+: Great Bsitasn IND 8TedAn.::: They co4aisted Of
extenliye pnblic documents Of Indiana, New
:YorE, .obio, Colorado ina ulah publications
OF tho Sanitary Commission ut Washlngtqp,
! Uhieago,s 0intinnati,' Clere,apa, ~. + COM,
.plete nennpsper nlss Of the 4eatg,yen Tina, at
'eaE %iih ~ %bF& w * sSy Ass;msa Ss II HeSrs1:
, and Arabic, d anuneropa aud very Interesting
package of Eolmoh PUBLICATIONS. {hsEetofora
: nnsoilcsd IN DE TRIpoER), tn'Ranlsn, French,
Welsh and E9gsatae Enfilsa th H9lks ealet,
& acolieetioa Of III IT'D Hsss ;of: publications mora
complete, perhaps, than any other In tho coun'
fryi flles at literary a9aa othax periodicals.
piinted st Cincinnati and ayeland, from 1929
@ ss0s$ s5nSRs|s R|s .s9 sRd q Sss r.
Gss GshS1'e & a%sas SSaS Ssa - d.
cludiriR kchool reports, Of Cincinnati, ,Oleve-
land, Toledo aud Indianapolis; the ftst Dl.
reetorles with others 1ateI}. Of qinelnnati, IN
! 1ee5of 1ontaritle, In. 13s3t-of Cleveland, ia
1ss5v aoesepR aansPGI I IT, & Fssssy ssSsts1y T. Il
:18iGof st.; Lofts; In 1s&2--ana 'of Ciicago,
in 1848E very extensive, religious and other,
periodicals, Coma Of an early date, from Rev.
bs. Aiken ot Cleveland, and others; an ah:
clent a.las, :prlnted at Nqrmberg eo9n ailer
md nd i map oi Nav York, city il It'd, when
tts settlement extended to, "the park
works IN the:si Indian dialects, in.
Guiding "a i, translation Of tho New
Tts'ament into the 0hippewa tongue, By the
tlonal o. State documents from Hon. !. n;
Arnold Of 0btcago, and Hon: J. ". Allen and
L, Case Of Cleveland s important manuscripts
from The family Of tho Late veneratcd George
Flower Of IIIInola, Including an unpnh nhlished
journal by bin Of . continental tour IN EnroPe
opas s9 S spas Il Gasn 1ses e ~ sssd Sz 'es e
Chicago, and the int one to open direct trade
lesiate @ % doenn1ents from ar. G. /. Raymond
and ,others; from Prof Esblorn, church hlsto.
s3 e ssSae Sse sba se:assg eaasgs sSr Ea o
societies and Individuals, Including q COM
plete series of the, publications Of the Smith
eopian Iuatitutionf- The cabinet collections
include muster rolls and other manuscf!pts,.
conical balls, buttons, caps, shoe5, and eaores
Of rude ,dolaeatlo manpf3etnrea; a.an taken iron from
No, ID, &c. !; with .. gcnqlne 1eaf Of the pal.
metto, piucked the present year. Among the
pub5icaiiobs enumerated above are several Of
On motion, Hon. ]. 7. scammon yas lavl-
ted to deliver the addresh at It'd annual meet
i5g OF the Society, on tho 18Th proximo.
The Secretary then made an important pro.
position relative to the cooperation Of tho
| rsilroad companies IN making collections OF
publications relating to tho railway interest.
Beyeral prominent railroad mon present re-
| spouded, promising to aid the project BY eY'
| cry means ia their power. Want Of space pre-
vents our giving at length their femarksi
which were full Of interest.
| The Society then Adjourned, after which
those present paztook Of tho bouutlta1 hoapl:
talitiea OF Mr.. ind Hrs. Gurnee, spending the
remainder Of the evening in social enjoy.
n'n'' ). =
The PRIMARY Meetings. i.
Tho primary meatings for the election Of
delegates to the convention to BE- holden this
afteraoop, were held yesterday with tho fol-
lowing results: ,...:, .:<..... !;
b. ": Raymond. Chas. Wslkor. D; 2 Booth, 9.
Ason F. taSa nf8t! ps!,tas %tooph g hasa5 o. 81
David Bates, j. b. Patsons, q. q. Wicker. -
Dr., a. Gibbs waa nominated for Ward 8u.
persisso,s. s,:::.. ....,,,, -, -. >:
saass asSt8s e Sss as! fs &Ps !s: 'S
6eofGs v. Gage. /. Kahn.
b ,fs ssS Bhtj,g bHs SHsss; soss Rss,asnS
3: nssisi, 3oha sun@efdald, Ward saparyisos--
:, 49, ,1ouRsH WARD. is a.;
john Rsesr. Hss1y Peal Johss s,S;1 z 1psnt, opAfls'
TyTH WARD.
t. p.otis, Sanford Johnbon. ]. A. :Tysrell. .
Loehbioler, Geo. P: Hanson. henry Meyer, fst
Btsnn, Il. Ta.eott, n, B. Harrison, I. D. Tan, Q
y. cadl'u -. -. &:
O. L4ye1ens. Wolf aeheffer, T. 3, BroMn, Chhs
Smith. 2. Nteme{sr, A. Alken 4oqa RtchSeFR
Bridges, 4. Do AngueFa, 8. I. RUSSELL Nathan Al
leu, John CnfbstdEe, 4. B. johnson. o. B. Jacobs
sx7xN1u WARD.
John IT. Nuhlke: 8. 8. whitney, HAma.' 6hAek
fo1d, ). e, Miller, Henry Kltnkel, Conrad Folz
l. La w Rdell;l Aonx1 Haryoyt Joseph Moss
John a. Nelson, Fred. dAblef, Ch4s. Ntbbe. Frtd
Friliman, gaIhl. T. Rogers, Clark N. 0leb: ),
l. 8. 8. Whitney is nominated for Ward su
. peI75Bof, = -
Il =, ManrH WARD.
n, wv, p. MdrceroAu, Charles D Linaemsun
, George D. Armstrong, D. E. Ktmtau, AndtaW Ne
;en. &dnaad Knsaef' Henry ": Ktds' on.'le' !, +
- NsKrH WARD. :
Witt Dettefi III: Rtxton. F. aupd, A. 0' Hsl
+ inE, ]. ). Richards. :.
At tho same fme .aud place, James Ksr'
! Esq, rms nominated for Ward supsrvlaor...
rANru WARD.
: George q. Young, g.. Z. Dow. WT;> DlkAsna,
| Henry Senaftz, Lewis Nabe. Richard Clark. uenr
Furst, George ". spafford. z. a, Smith, conta
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