, 1863-08-31
TIE SPRINGFIELD mRErryc
Half Fare on the Railroads,

III aA0!4oA ~ AAE pFOTAl003 made bY
the nmittee Ct arrangements, with tho CHI.
csgo, Alton and St Louls Company to trans-
port paSsengers for the Springfield Union
;nee ting next week for half Cure, the commit.
tee have obtained the sAme liberal terms from
The Supetlntendents Of the Ga1ena and Chi
csgo Union, Burlington and Quincy, and the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad. Com
panies. BALI hre on The Chicago, Alton and
St: Louis is s8s5 for the round tip; our dr.
ures were misprinted In our yesterday's I'M
prteslon.
The following letters Of the euperintena-
ents themselves may settle the minds Of many
readers:
CAlE2'A ANp CHICAGO Us1oS RA1IRoAn.l
Assts'T srrKU1ErxKDHST's OrT1R,
Chicago, 2sth August, 1863,
Hon. F. L. Eastman, Chairman Committee;
DEAN Sm-This Company viii TRANSPORT de1e.
gates to and tom the Union Mass Conveniion to
At EezaEasd q I'd & & s. eRsss s
:. EDwARD a. WILLIAMS, Asst sup't
CHICAGO, Bum noTox i Qu1scr r. Ri
~ CHICAGO, August =, 1861
Hon. F. A. Eattrnan:. .
DEAn s1R-This Company vii! carry ail persoa.
who wish 70 attend The Union Mass Contention.
At Of she nsu, 1a.ss tse 81
Will be sold for the round tr1p at ali tho ofccs Of
tho Company. 1ouTs respectfully.
~. General Ticket Agent,
~. cn1cAGo, Aug. z. 1893.
pEAn slE;-;This Company viii transport pelo-
Estcs fiom ~ iss stations In Illinois, to md from
hs Enop Mass 4 conrsnton e r held It sptins
IT IsFe!s e wi Se to'd At al such Offices on thc scc.
GEO. L DUNLAP, supt.
These Companies n1l run trains to ChIcsro
In time for psEeergers to tale the night train
hom this point to Springfield. The Commit
tee have assurances that tho attendance from
oil th!a northern part Of the Slate will bo
large. COL B. n. Hough, 1t thould be rc.
mtnbered, Is the choien Marshal Of the dele-
gallon rom this city, to whom It il desIfah1o
that penons intending TO be Of Ia 1nrnhcr
shonld report by Wednesday morning.
C0AcoRo neoAcsA Coucgc-Mcdical Dc.
arfment Lind UnivcrsItr.
The facnlty Of this Institution have erected
new md eommodious building for futnre
use; ailuated On State street, corner. Ring,
gold Place. It Is very near tho City Uo.pi,s',
and within ehort walk Of the pcw Morcy
Hospital. The College Is thus plzeed In close
proximity TO An Abundance Of material for
clinical teschlug; rendering its faculties for
practical Instruction equal To any school In
tho country. The now ed1dco will bo opened
for tho accommodation ot tho clauses tho
coming setslon. Monday. October 134h, next.
=. Arrivals as tho Soldiers uonacs
Tho following nre tho arrivals At tho Sol.
ditrs Homo alnco our last publication:
.tb x dhe, dIhKsnnsd{, + a!st VI; y; ". Rl!ett. =,
x. o3et ms. James Austin, D. 1&tt 1owA{ q.
no3An. ., Ian Iowa: J. G. Dow. q, l4lh Iowa
geo. RMssel II, NIT Viz. IN. T. Hopkins, K, lltt
Iowa W. L. Jcwett, Il, l{th lows:J Utxtsr. +.
! I4tA Iowa Thomas Derslcy, j, ttl MINI;
2. Morris, =, 31tt Wis; J. r, Thornton. q,
Dirt Wiz; John r. Matthews, b. Sist Wts
=. Fitzgerald, 4, l4th Iowa; Thomss stuart''
Iowa; II. McA!anus, r. 8iat VIA; q, 1utns'
s,at WIZ Hi T Haspef, sth Wis; Wm. Thom.
| =. qI$oan,loaon. I$a g, 1&sh 1oHa; i. W Nsfllns
NIL, n nlesh MI Vim. q. D.Rwingtr, 4. god iii.
=. 9Stn N:.T.; 1oha I.ket, 80th Ill; J. NJ
E9fland, u. 9th Via; r. aox9in, 4: sth