, 1863-11-06

And bark the deep voice replying
From graves where your fathers are lying,
-. Swear oh! sWearl"
Swear to ayerge tbs wrongs Of your country and
Pgeserse this great land for Jout children and as
N ssyIan for the oppressed and down-trodden Of
world see thst We arc capable Of seifeoye.nmanE mt
End that our Onion ie SO ce.n.nted by tho blood
nd q eur people, that "is must aud shall BE-
Ar:seelty: il behalf Of the Sanitary Commits
'sion, thanked the Mrmtzs for their LIBERAL app,o
pilaic, and timely contribution, and would guar
aItee l., t1saN shoun be promptly forwarded to the
!eai !e oaeS.nofe # te3 country, show themselves
II 1, IN an4asping the IL ale
ad e. 9Th oss h tasad tss50g
to the old stripes md stArs He urged ali present
TO Wo1E together a. unit for tho suppresstou OF
the rebeilio9.to Il toln hands aid use every effort
At the elote Of his remarks, HI. N. N. Kimeall,
rom Jefferson, was }cndty called for, aud he
es at e hsS ssp T. 9sh
Torde to say; that when volunteers were called
for. Cook county was drst To- respond; when
1or Will nhe te behindh1nd IL Supplying lie sol
ditIs with money Or food He said th!s was The
nkst speech ne eyer attempted to make, and hs
staDd before cannon. bet not before 30 many bril-
liant, sparkling eyrH-
AZ tho conclusion OF the remarks, three cheer
were given for the farmers, who, in return, gave
three hearty cheers for the Sanitary Commission
and three for the lady 1psnsge1e Of the Norshwe est
e.n Fair.
3s,SEY RECEIVED.
The following letter Was furnished ua by u,s
c. Il. Lamb, Secretary:
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 4, 1853,
Fog the Northwestern Fair:
LAD1I..Encloeed please fEd s'First National
Bar Of Milwaukee, drafts for ons Mou10nT hi.
fd,r. which pfeaee hand to the Trtasufer ns 4 do
patton from the citizens Of Milwaukee In ala OF
the objects Of the Fair.
No.thw est Wteh the Fair great success thst our
brave soldiers in the 1eld and hospitals may know
that while they arc fighting for their country aud
u Gd ee19 R0s s1a a9sa g. .ds dae9 eas
fhsD' Yours with IT, S5sst 1napp 1Ts;peSst, S,.zno
Treasurer Milwaukee, Aid Society,
H.. 7. ". FeHy, Of Grand Raven, Mich, also
sends q patriotic letter and $500 =
The citizens Of Kankakec county send 500, the
samuel j, Whise. Of fPhiladelphis, encloses stoo
The TIE f99oy3pS 4 ~ t9%s s; xsse Zig !seeised;
s fs @ ae Siei @ sa,ss st a's q NMt IT, 81 l nest s f
New Eo1k, 80; tSe cisisens of Aatioch. LAKE CO,
ssss .ssD: ss@ ssof2e e9 e e 6FszssE 6Szs
Stevens Il Co Boston, SIS.
Msj. Gen. j. A. :McClernand eends letter re-
sssts,Ds bs insety to the F' and IN
The Carpenters and caulkes's Society donate
John M1ck1e, the leader Of the National Bsud.
donates half Of The bi Tor playi1g lor Inc pro
cesslou-3S0.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
Aes1s. STRIKER & Co, Of this city, haye pre-
Knglieh beaver. cloaks, valued at $a6. Also the
following donations have been received M through
p ao & ae: :. oa Ress
Dresser, sfs.1ns q Co., Of Boston, cash, $25;
f1onn Asss5s. ~ Allen Z Payne, Of New York, one
5e5, and splendid diagonal beaver cloak woztl
Se5; rom Mesers. Taylor. Richards d CO., Of
New York, cash, go; ttom Me.srs. Meeker q
Matdhoh, Of fNew York, fancy goods to the value
.fox Lake twls Soldiers Aid Society send boz
Sanitary storee, and box fancy articles.
g q 6est ssnd as South
Fuller, Warren 4 Co. s. State street-Fy 6
Holmes, agents-1P r F steTa1t's hotsl comoina-
s nsss Rssa .sa +
Ing The dinners foE nearly three thousand persons
daiy--tts success tpeaka for itself.
a; 0rtmaye1 Co. q Lake street, Chicago, aud
AIo iron came hfm On the first day OF tho Fair
y elegant quilted Spanish saddle worth SAG.
western Depot, one case Of white mice worth s.
. 4iss l. LIE Hfsno"Ma' " Lyons' 1o"a, a case Of wa1
Mrs. j. T. Wells. French tomato p,aut.
Soldie1s' Aid Society, Rockford Ill, boz fancy
.Toung Ladies', Female Seminary, Rocktord, H.,
Monroe, Mich 50 old Continental notes, pur-
chased from an old gentleman In Frederick CitY,
Nd In the fan Of 1SC1-by O. " Stewart.
~ T. ReyEolds, Chicago donates fur cap worth
Charles Ksnao1d, Chicago. ! child's cloak, nom
oe1s M sS1s Rs5s epa 4s1s AZ seet Chicago 1nrlsEque
csstae, poblished IN 1sossst. fenis, Iiason1l N
Mrs. KenEie, donates each, $1,000. Also, fsom
somezEet, Mich. 9br1s choice Vegetables.
4 lsnle GID IN Wisconsin, a frame made OF cone
!, lady on Wabash ayenue, ! cage and q canary
sc1csal basktts and wzeaths made from shells
me
oF eki1lful hkndiworE, and were admired and coy
eted by everybody
VIM. J. Wilsop, OF Chicago. contributed single
sod ey tse dan aaa nshsy
" i psen!un. ssa7o, on tho articles insured in
Bryan and Art Hn}ls, was donated by Mesars. MIL
ef s Wilnarth, Insurance Agents.
We notice that the beautiful .fenerfes, natural
1owcTE, and fancy rustic goods, presented by A.
Hovey, 149 Lake street. attract the attention OF
u the ylsito1E.
"oIn CURIOSITY suoP.''
A new curiostty has inst been added to the rare
.o1lt ction In the sOld Curiosity Shop Of the
Northwestern Fair. It 1s labeled "6onthern
Necklace," and has the following history: Whi1e
our army were ut Grand Cult. Aiestesippi, an in.
te1igenr cont1aband gave much valuable tni0rma.
ton as TO the position OF the enemy, and other.
Hiee rendered himself yery usefnl to onr forces.
ae finally fell into the hands Of the rebels, who
oEe hundred and Alty lashes on his |
EAre b9tk, and placed m iron colla.. around hts
neck siyet!pg 1t on very strongly. This negro
WAS Afterwards captHted from the rebels at Baton
Rouge. La, by company F, 4th Wisconsin. and !
tle collar found a.ound his neck. Ofeourse, the |
poor negro Was immediately released Of his iron |
- dickey." This collar ts 4 curiosity In its way,
It te made cf round rod Of iron, full two inchcs
In circumference made In two points, riyeted to.
gethet before aid behind. Rising from each side,
ore inch vide, three.fourh OF an inch thick and !
.bout twelye inches long. Altogether this suecE. |
ace" is rare instrument connected with The
economy Of Southern civilization.
PIXIES DRAWN.
8. Whittier, No. Is, drew the Chtckesing Pisno,
To1th $500, donated by the manufacturers through
\. Reed: Mrs, n. ". Laster drew the elegant |
7elvet cloak, $500, and ice P!tcaeE. So;
Xr, Catec, no. Is, painting. $s; Mrs: D.
D. Eetr5, No. 10. silver castor. $16; Mrs. |
4, E. Miller, No "a, a allyer castot, $l6: MIS-. J.
Lewlf. No I, q cht1d'a afghan, SD; Miss 1ngIa-
IAN, No. 8. vase OF fowess, $s3f Mrs: Il: +.
Ha1sh, sofa pillow. $ia: Mrs. n. Ee.rls. No.