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CWCAao, Oct. =, 1861
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Our attention has been called to the follow
Ing article which appeared In the TRIBUNE OF
account Of the speech delivered By Mr. Mer-
rick 1t the meeting 1t Bryan Hall on Saturday
tight:
Dick Mer7ick followed In another t,easonaole
harareue Of the bttterest description. He tally
Hayes & Co, and attacked the Administrator
upon all sides. he unblushingly declared himself
the opponent of the Administration and OF Ahra-
lauded the course England is pursains; taunted
soldiers who were present with hghItlg for pay:
oppressed no Sympathy wtth Usioa troops; laaded @
During the treaseaaoIe hszansue, and while he
was deela:i1g The Union cause lost; tres1o@.
to the quick BY the atterAncet: cried ont that ts
| a1fe'' Immediately the crowd in the hall cried
"pqt him ont. " kil hlm ,'"sho,t him 3, .Hd
rtocd hie ground, and Two soldiers from Camp
Dougl8r- who were excited By the Insults heaped
| rpon them BY the speaker, wh3 Disseminated them
The crowd shru1F back. The speaker want on,
but was agnia interrupted By az officer from
Shq give s, ne u e III ahs efoM
| not molest him.
TIE undersigned were present at the meet
Ing referred to from the time 1t convened un.
| til 1t adjourned, and heard Mr. Merr1cke Z
epeech throughout 1t is untrue thas Mr..
Merrick 'procl4im the Uaion cause lost,' u
It is untrue that t'he laudad the cause
England is pursaing." It is untrue that he
*ttauuted soldiers who were present with
fighting for pay" nor did he esy anything
which could possibly be so construed It il
untrue that ''he expressed no sympathy FOL
"union t5oops:m It is ua1rue thai
he did net mention General Bne!ls nau1e
or refer to him or his conduct. Il is unsru
that "he heapcd insults upon taem,"-ta'
eclaisrs-cr denominated them Us hire
lipgr," or said anything whatever that conl'
possibly be so construed. 1t IL untrue tina
she WAS interrupted ty IN Officer from Cam
Douglas, who gave hun the lie,'' but it
true that whilst commenting upo'
the subject Ct arbitrary arrests, b
wss interrupted by q gentleman, VIII
stated that Ee was from L1Sa1ic, al
/ had teen q prisoner at Camp Douglas 70
; three months, and was now:ous on p lrvte, an
had never been informed TOR what he hi
been arrested. In dne-we certify that IL
article above quoted Is untrue fro n beginning
| to cid. SAN. w. FCLLER,
! Chairnsa Of tae meeting.
n 9 HForr,, 1Y;,n- -pr.e;5ar%
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II What do the secessionists see in
Sherman that they support hun 50 zeal
ouslyt They arc I'll for him-all against
Arnold. Why1
, 1862-10-31

Hon. ]. " Newport OF Morris, end Henry
Logan, esq, Of Joliet, will addrees the citizens
cfGrundy couuty, as follows:
Gardner. Fzitoy, October 3.st, 1p. n.
Hon. J. O, Norton Will also address the
meeting ut Gardner
Hon. Jcsse O. No1tan's appointments.
, 1862-10-31

Hon John A. Gurley.s Appointments.
Hon. John A. Gui1ey, Of Ohio, and s. B.
Perry, esq, Of Chicago, will address the peo-
pie of the 81 Congressional district at the tol-
lowing times and places:
Fulton, Wh1sc=lde county, Friday evening, oc..
tnhcr Il
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Gen, J. N. Ashle1ss sAppoiHtuaents.
Galcebrreh, Friday, October 3tst: afternoon OF
cventpc, az the local committee shall decide.
Princeton, Saturday evening. November 1st, at
j a n1ncn n
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DAWSON II BARTL& 1T 7
Mazz1sea1fszsa aaA WAeasazas 0a.asn@
BOOTS AND 8noGo,
h. oeLsk6 eRsse, 0ltsaEA a.

WsvuzA~seefza1y On - sAa.ats.a e G12 -
[2s1NfF l6R16n0t 10 ~ aX3ell48 Aenek 94N9a9 ~
&ee3 WffA - Aava hoW n staEe. - ~ Na4a3 -
oe4v46E ffo1e or IeehsEr e No. Ma94 -
E13a@l911a Fs0A K1e aH4 Ce4 - &sNt1 WseFs
FTep{ 0oo0: tpEelh@ F4A 4e1 seoek q n e9A8 q
/. = FAIL &NH ~1H&81 4S0DS% j,
Sste6 n III II CAEH A4& NuYe H6N4nG Ue65 r
S1111a ~ ls4 yeEk 3e6E Es
, 1862-10-31

Parson RrownleWss ApPoanfnAents.
Bloomington, Mclean Co., Friday, Oct. 81.
Peoria, Peoria Co., Saturday, Nov: !.
Monmouth, Warren Co., Monday, Nov. J.
, 1862-10-31

Not = man who votes for Arnold
has ever had his loyalty questioned
, 1862-10-31

Thescsle Of prices which malntalas through
oat the county will give fair index Of ths
shces ar~ worth Is, boosa $50 to 47s, accord
ing 10 quality, cos1a $75 to $l25, comm1a
th,,ts $3.50 = 1ox=n. bacon 75: per pouod,
teoun soap q \ bsf. thread 81 ! spool plus
81 paper, calico $3.50 yard. aon- &5o pr
thipes u psopozsie@ blt which nov hsiaxs
$50 Wo1sa be out ofthe question we're It NOS f,F
the supplies obtained ftom western L9u,siana
, 1862-10-31


to tie country. Ofmeat there will be enough
to liz The price at not over seventy-tive ce4ts
a pound for bacon Il salt cao be had. There
/, an abundance If this in western and so2th-
western Louisiana. but the great want OF
trhnsl ortation prevents its being distribu- ed
Ahte region aroaDd Memphis tae country is
we'll BaFpled with salt obtained by snug
Cling.
GUSBoAT ARKANSAS.
At daybreak On the morning OF the 18th
OF July last, heavy fling wAs heard up the
1sZco River, and tt was announced thss the
long talked OF, long expected ran Ark1nsas
| Was about to make the attempt to rua the
federal fictt, and obtain = position beneath
more End more rapid. and = position on one
| Of the hills OF Vick- burg revealed the smoke
OF several boat1 rapidly descending the 1akoo
River, sDd keeping up cannonading - they
came. The rear boat waa dlsttnguashaola
from the others by the large volume Of smoke
| which he poured out, and as the chimney Of
the AfkAnkAs WINS known to be seven Sees In
diameter, this boat waa Immediately pro.
n1unced the ram. All eyes we're therefore
fixed on the *'blg Rnoke, '' and It was watched
r.sn catered The Mississippi. Tho hset oi
Con mmodore Davis, together With ten boata
i OF CQeuUodoro fAraE0Ge 4eet which had pre-
vtoas1 paned Couamtlose Davis. = related
Ah0ve, We1e lytHG abe4t dve miles below Tx
mouth Of the Yazoo River, and while the FEE
M making this distance the1o was esssA
t3oo ot tha hrn9, the federal boats which hak
Afss attacked The ram mp thu Ysxot
haSfpK lo&aAd th& feet 8oma time I.
ads@ce of h1e &Et3val. In \ faw moments sh
firing Was resumed, and became more M
more tntEnse u tAe nm nssfed the feet, ua
I'll one eontaneon roar announced that . stTft
more terrific than auJ this war has Jet fu1
nish<6 WIS going On. Fer whita mmeus
clouds OF white smoke shut out Ill view {
tne movements, aad only tho continuous ro1
announced thai the Arkanaas "stm lived.
After seue twenty minutes tbs g big smoke
emerged from beoezth the whlts c1oad, N
presently there hove In Eight = Low black era
, ~tA The rebel lag dying hrsm her stern, ,whle
sc on made the iandip2. Generals Brecki,
!. sjdee, Van Dom: and Smith. accomplnfed d
. kheiraats asd followed By the pop1laee, IN
xied to tho dser. Capt Bowa. her cemnAn'
. e, vas1 stazAtpg ua tn aAok, Il
blood fuaaknx down hfa faoa. II Z
lspotEe ~ ths chee1a Of tho crowd,
, 1862-10-31

> Jhe hfaohnf80N0& q ViEk&8uKA wa NO u.
!asenfcant aksie. altho1xh the Tasult4 were
meeere. .Ths ecatioa ot tAa city. which ID
dot3ed araSsd s1onx Hills. proved its satety.
: o. leasninr .t1ae Tie .1set had Started ont
frose NeW 6rle1s, ena ,tast tbe dry vas to
be defended, kExe nsj%atJ Of n,. u citizen. s
to ~ int:rsor. M neEchaQss and tfzdael
did ia essae watA tAs1r stacks, md It waa 4
cu1aoas snd lively sse1e to eee the streets
~hrd roaae Nuo4 NttA sasse moveahles. Fab
n1ons n1}rss VSn1-1siA Tor toAms, and tht
pisn,.ts sf3@hSe - eity esicsed ane har
vos, BY asst y ~ kens.9 evacnstioa
aa,a.S ~ Wttf .u1is5 at -.etxr5 deeerjp .1oa
G,m tte cs3p ssas ot bfath . III
more pse&eatit % ono ezseted By throw
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DESER TEHS!
THE FOLLOWING NAMED soLpIt

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS
enlisted for Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, Davenport, Iowa:
ALBERT PRINCE, born in Frederick county
Maryland, q years old. farmer by occu, alton. on.
listed September 9th. 1862. 1t Keokuk, by Mai },
William Beiknay. for yea,s; has grey eyes
.rown hair, iair complexion, b feet inches high
for the 18th lnfaniry.
J. l.. BRADEN, born in Decatur county. Indi.
aaa, aged 20 yeats. by occupation q farmer on
listed at davenport, LAVA. q ugust 10, has hsssl
eye' black HAIR md dark complexion, height Q
feet 10 ioches.
WILLIAM b JONES. born in Orarg 70 county
New York, aged 2. years. by occupation . car.
pentes, enlisted in io1s City lows, July 81. has
blsck eyes, sandy hair and dark Complexion
height s feet inches.
JOHN hOCGHTEN, born in Hardin county
Ohio, aged ~ years, BY occspAtion . farmer On.
listed At Davenport, Iowa. September 20, has erey
Eyes, light hair and light complexion, height
feet 611 Inches.
Any oLs appssh ending any one cr eli of said
soldiers, will - paid all ssasonabls eost Of Trans.
Postatioa and subsistencs, together with Q reverb
Of Eve dollars. wh~a asA aessstsss ere h
he Conwsadine O@ese Of Csmp Mcclellan.
s..g4a4 e. ~ LtTTLkR.
Captain - lows Isias.sy. CSnoaaIioe O.,
As0aslisas Dsvsspest Vst {. lss3. az
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Orchites, Diabetes, Bladder and Urinary Diseases.
Also the effects Of solitary habits, both ,nous 70
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Arrives ct ~ Pm.
sorra:.s Iowa AAIL.-Ciosss q An. Ar
NoRrasRN VIA DxWrT.-C Closes Sunday, Tuss-
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'areie>S Officials,

HE amount OF carelessness exhibited by
'ae or more route agents on the Passumpsic
!A..road is incxcusable. Almost every day
u the week mail matter for this place from
lie South is carried by, and consequently is
Aot received l.ere until the next day. The
indies of Caledonians directed to Lyndon
entire, Wheelocl and Sheffield, last Thurs
Cay had not arrived at their destination on
Monday, and possibly have not yet been re-
'e.ved. In these times when there is so
much stirring news, newspaper at week
Gu IS no news at all. We wish our readers
% understand where the fault is. We have
not missed getting our papers into the mail
On the regular publication day, twice in the
'ast SIX years, and if they are not duly re-
'eIved the fault lies with postmasters or route
agents. The Caledonians should go north
east and west on Thursday, and south or
Friday morning, each week.
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Bret Loca'>'
We offer one cent reward for the appre'
of,he cowardly sneak who sent us
,.:ops marriage notice last week. Inc
who figured in the notice as bridegroom
-. ,le letter sent us, so we can reasonaol!
.o,, that the hand writing will be identl
ca oven i. the reward offered does not sue
,l +, bringing the author Of this stupid
IKE 10 n.eri,ed punishment.
The June term Of the county court Sis
70 his place commencing one week from
I.e.!ay next.
The weather Of last Friday, Saturday
..5 Sunday was decidedly hot. The mercu
., ran up to the vicinity Of 30 IN the shade
rpre was a change Monday, and Tuesday
~orning good fires and overcoats were agar
vogue. Vegetation has done her best tht
..,. week to make up former delinquences
trees are rapidly putting forth theil
ave, and all nature looks fresh and beauti
u.
Lambert Hastings, esq, Of this place
..k pair of oxen TO market last week
Used and fatted by job Randall, esq, of
r,,! ", that weighed when dressed 2,j3f
aaI'.
See advertisement elsewhere of the "olt
-" We understand that this is positive
II their last appearance. Go and have ;
I'D time.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-05-23

My assortment of Seed is the largest and hes.
ever offered to the Farmers of Northern Vermont,
consisting of several varieties of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-05-23
Chittenden County.

r. G. Bellows, color sergeant of the 9th
Vermont, Co. |, died at the hospital here
yesterday morning. from the effects of a
wound in the knee received in the engage
merit of the 10th April at Lee. Mills. He
was from Westford; fine looking man
whose intelligent face attracted the attention
of all visitors to the hospital. His wound
was very severe, and in spite Of the best sur
gcal skill, proved at last fatal.-Bmliagton
Free Press.
y little girl named Mary Stewart Of Win
oosk, fell 60 feet from rocky bluff into the
Winooski river; but she was soon rescued,
and though some what bruised, will recover.