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, 1864-03-21

would not simply have made large addition
O the revenue, but have restrained the worst
! md most alarming tendency Of the times
The tendency to reckless Prodigalty> In e1.
penditurc, =.
GEN. KUHNSIDE AND THE SECEsa
/ TINES.
Calling Gen. Burnside by coarse, brutal
| names will not hurt him, such az: 'sThc
| hn.ehet Inc atteinpted ASSASSIN Of ubes.
W; :, Inc C creature; The mean instru-
mcnts Inc pnppct;;" "The jumping
1aeht inc rniaan !" "Monstrosity;''
ne 1epoastse Spectacle"
Wv appnc4uon OF such language to Gen.
ou1As1oe, tnc neceeh 1lAes justides the pro-
pricty Of the order of suppression issued by
ne General, aud invokes the contempt Of
au descent men. 7 he following is copy Of
the order shutting of its wind: -
- cmcmsA71, juno LIST, 1858.
:. onoEH u. q" account q, tae repeated e.
Wt9s'on g o'sogdE ana nsoead'dry ssnfa'se1'ts
:, <fe puot&s.ng q 1ne paper k''oaon al the CAf-
rcgo re;9 1.a1es - "efeog suppressed.
d1'sneu1 NAL eka. a. T. buRssIpE.
-, 1uat ne oruer 1see'sea tae approoation
+ha,n ~ ~ " ,..., sas. na!oisy q noisans'
,s.e-sa-.a,- I ~ - .aS'4. y. u. a'ao'. a e" days
iana;rhar, aas a. sa,-.sas, e nnu attes1ea VAL
;no E dis1ora1 ~ ;raass.l s nim aof a1ter.
,nfcndoa ~ r,roa,,,a so5,.,s oInslmeats'
committed 1,r enc1 xr,s .,sa.,s.,- &c, &c oneuse
Val was fnffn1tc7v noors ,,e.H,ss; =; ~ nS, ea,nc'
storev IN Dltnn1s .na ~ q s. - 0nao enan
.nnro1 tn tbe nan,1s ,s1.,..e. 49,. oooA An
H. oct,on ~ Can nn-naf3s ]usn " eensufe
Vn1 and r., ~a,,rto 49, 81. s44s'euns
toinsnr h,s oraor: ~, 49, eI1 s ~ eas~
vnra,cf n,,dore;n,, - ~ no ~ !ns,s. ae4su =
had mt O-de- I'd ,.an .o,.s,.e -, 1 =. .'s.;, 1,ua
ho,.s tas. e,,.t.,,.ss -" - "ou1u - ~
,,o,,n1or ~" sy eup 1.ss
ro;a - ~''e S1tAAeo' - LII
There IL n 1,tt1e b,+ of history co,,o = -
with norde, 81, rot oanaro,,r 1.narr,
Our citizens NAV rcco11ect whot ~ h1us.a-
and throts tho s.cesh conc.,n ~ ,na,,,aas s'ea g.
by hand.bl1ls Will. It's 3ssnes wcra ] 1arnfSasn -
The proprictors pretended to be very brave
and bold. They would never submit. ther
would make the streets run with Hood
SO they would!' and nil that sort of rms
But while roarinr like a 1;on n ch;oero
they were meek as 1ro5es n ,c;nc,rnat1
They teler7anbea tonartv friends =, pnrIo,:
oils To {ntcrcede with Gen Bnrns,5e for ~.
vfthorawful Of the order Of snnnress;on In ~. ~,
ferfnp. 10 enter ,nto bonds to anti .nont;no
treason and behave thcmse,vea n t,,e fntn-s
If. he won,d let them m 1r +ho p,as,saa,
haa ~ heen -,arsnado5 ~ ,'.n.ssus
=, tn%@4Aeie
~ tAe n'atlef 1o1 1otts-nouss honfs longer.
the order Of suppression would pcrhaps hare
been recalled on the terms prnnnsed md the
s,oor,, o,,,.-x, ,ro+,a 80 g.. ~ ,.-.
49, as.a go ~ s.I,t, ..nt oay ~
e1ie' ua'e ulaefea u s'nGse ois4oyA yelp*
Non-intes1efenee lor TWO Gays more, would
nave btonght the fellows to their milk. They
were terribly frightened, and willing to eat
any quantity Of humble pie, and make any
rctractfon of their treasonah1e articles that
,,,t,,,+ ,,o -o,,,xoa H., t,,o ror,,,,,a. - ~.
nn5o,+r,..,+ c,r-rt1,.s ..a .,ss..,1 ss
ano os.Aoty ePl
tnets apt'neo ~ eAe oeues1l no" WILL not
, 1864-03-21
New York stock 1Infket-nIntch 10.
BecefYcd by E. Il. Sa2tQnstAu q Co. tu1n11,1ssau
CO1EHKEKElAAn

SATURDAY hYkHtda. March 10, 1854,
The following table shows the receipts for tho last
twenty-fonr hours:
, 1864-03-21
LOUIS LEON.

The fame Of this gentleman Is worldwide. aud It Is
sfato say that there IL hardly reader OF romance on
this continent who has not ut one time or another,
been charmed BY his genius As writer Of romance
it is not too much to say+ that he stands without su-
perlor on either side OF the AtIantlc.
Louis Icons dEst contribution to the columns OF the
NEW YoIfK WEEKLY Is tndisputahly the finest Of
all his productions He himself In letter to rs
'lt Is Infinitely superior to thing which haze eTer
Written" Ibis splendid ROMANCE Is entitled
, 1864-03-21

The Publisher has the pleasure Of announcing that
contributions aze already received from many Of our
most stin4 uthed Officers Of both Services. and other
4 writer's ef the highest authority.
Its PRINCIPAL ARTICLES Will cover the entire
scope Of War Topics, including Notifications and In
Tenttons Of Arms Of all kinda Notes the Organl-
zstton OF Armies and Aay1rs; Historical Sketches md
Illustrations; Interesting Narratives and Personal
Experience; s.osi'a Of Military and Naval Life Nh
ary Hygiene. md such other themes as arc directly
orludlfectly connected with the great subject
1ae columns Of OFFICIAL LNTELLIGE1NCE.e .etu
Be a!Eays full ana atrxrafe, and sr 90 brought M 10
the Ftrv day Y going 10 pTess- Ths Department al
ndsataoton hare o1eref eeery facility fer TIE Ja6u-
sHent ef tats promise. "a:
Tic Editors Especial Department.,
VIII present, from month to month. . Sketch Of the
progress Of the War; clear statement Forsxn
md International Relaons md such Varied CoIlouy
| with Renders and Correspondents rs will keep the
Journal en- rapport with Its Patrons Extracts from
Army Letters End Transatious from Foreign Military
and Eayal will also appear in this Depart
| ment+
| 1uR FOLLOWING ARE FEW q THE MANY TLATrzK-
| EG TEsrINcS1ALs FroM d @ptt1ou1suxD o111c1Ra
!A11 cI11zxxs:
Lieut.. Gen. scorr says:
"Ihave read, and shall soutInre to road with GREAT
pleasure the Gnf'ed Stdses Struice IHga.ne edited
by N. friend. Prof CoPF11, whom Iregari IS one OF
| the most accomplished otncots Of tic army.
"such Magazine cannot iai1 to be Of the greatest
to the Army aad Navy. anu 10 ths public gar
eraly."
Lieut.. Gen. GIANT ssys:
"such Magazine is mnch headed. and Is deserving
Of tie most liberal patronage Every facility Will be
given for Its calculation in this military division,
- 3lnt. Gen. MKapx sa5s:
"fhavercad with great satisfaction tho nzst number
OF the Magazine, and shall bo very glad to oontrhute
to Its SUCCESS IN anF way IN my power.~
Rear Admiral Durosr says:
i ,alfeel interested and Erastacd that such work
should be ulheted under auspices, and shall take
pleasure in giving 1t any aid In my power"
| HxsRY ". LosaYE1Iow says:
"Your new magazine, have no doubt, Will bo very
ciyans reEery ona Is deeply Interested In this holy
| war AID modern csusade agatnst balbaElszn.'
| From the New York Tines.l
No Magazine In the country appeas more po"crfalls
for general support than the Eateg Sases ersi, or
appears with greater ctaims to deservelt-
From tho Philadelphia Inquirsr.l
To the people, a. weil - the Army aud Nary this
Magazine will be welcome visitor. Prof CoPrnk, Of
this city the editor sufficient guarantee Of It's
| cellente and success.
From the Cincinnati Commercially
The hrst number ahornds In Interesting and n8txuc-
| tive articles.
| tFrom tho Boston Journal.1
This periodical promises be OF much interest and
yaue only to those IN the service, but the public
| generally.
T1om the Cincinnati Gazette.Is
Il bids fair to ILL., most satisfactorily, very impor
| tant speciality IN cur periodical Hte.sturo-
| -
Ths size Of the Magazine will be octave -aach num-
her containing liz 2psges-prntsd on asupef4ora0aiiH
, 1864-03-21

fE An inspection Of the enlistment rolls
Of Kentucky bring to III ght the fact, beyond
Tie possibility Of controversy, that the coun.
ties having the fewest slaves sent the most
men into the Union armies, and not onls
the most, but ncarly al1 the men; while the
iaFee slavcholding counties contributed more
Largely to the rebel than the Union armies
Slavery, therefore, as it caused the TarAwo ~ a,
does II promote, feed, and perpetuate dis.
loyalty. These facts, drawn from the otfieia1
records OF the State, explain the Opposition
TINT is attempted to be made In Kentucky h
The enrolling and drafting Of slaves,
The issue to be met and .e .ttled In that
State ia, whether poor mems sons shall be
draftcd In order to exempt rich mems ne
groca.
, 1864-03-21
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending Match IL, 1864.
Isatcs to DunEirk, 2xc 2 100 D.
1hen shipped By Ill rail-.

The total receipts OF Llr3 Hogs for the week end
Ing today. amount, according to the daily returns
posted on Change, to 1901 head. This Is - less
than were received last week. an s61 less than the
receipts Of the corresponding week OF list year.
The daily receipts At the various yards compare as
foflows:
, 1864-03-21

CONTENTS OF THE JANUARY NuMBRR~
I. 4 Word Of Greeting.
II. Chattanooga, with uap.9
III. The Northern and Western Lakes.
". A Few Facts about ARTILLERY.
VA Modern Fab1o, with an International Moral
VI. Tho Burial at Gettysburg. Poetry.
VII The Usa Of Iron In Eortfdcatfons, by Brfg Gaa
JIG. barnard, Lieut., COL Corps OF Engfnee1A
VII. War Songs and thsI1 In1nenca In History bF
Charles G. Laland, Esq.
TX. Greek Fire and other Infamlnablcs.
Z. Modern War. IN Theory and Practice.
XL Later Rambles the Field Of Gettshu1x By
H. Jacobs D. D.
VII. French Military Phrases
Literary Intelligence and Notea On Few Bookz,
Editors Special Department.
Official Intelligence.
The Army.
The Navy.
, 1864-03-21

conscience my lore Of country and tny experience.
I'm glad to find myself also sustained By 90 many
Of The loyal men Of the Northwest.
Very respectfully,
{onr obedient servant,
A-E. BURNSIDE.
THE BUTCHER COMING.
''The Butcher of Fredericksburg and at
tempted ASSASSIN of the liberty of speech,
and Of the press In the Northwest is coming
to Chicago, on the invitation Of sund1y Abo-
utionists, who propose, We believe, to make
q public exhibition Of him some time during
this day. They are tit PARTIES for the petfoT-
nance, and he is TT object for their adula.
lion He is not much Of sight, however.
He was not the head butcher and nss Iesin; he
was only the creature, the mean instrument,
the puppet, the 1umping,jack Of the princi-
pa1 butchers and assassirs. He did not con-
ceive The hntcheEy and assassination; he does
not rise to any thing so grand rs that; he was
the rufian procured to do the crimes, than
Which character none is SO detestab1e in the
eyes Of mankind It Ia this rufs3an who will
be on exhibition in some public place In Chi
cago to-day, surrounded by even meaner ruff
fans than himself He will have spectators,
singrlaray morbid mind that will enjoy the
repulsiyc spectacle. ...
Tie above is the language Of sheet pub
1ished in christian and patriotic city, in ref:
w.. 7e ~e - 10. '.,a'
selseo LIS country on many oatt1e-ae4ds.
with victory to his cause add with honor to
himself, he returns to onr city, where he for
,ncrly resided, to exchange greetings with
his personal friends. Can gentlemen fatl to
be struck by its decency Of expression, or L.
dies avoid admiring its refinement and puri-
ty? Can any who regard the truth fail to
commend lis candor and freedom from all
exaggvrat:on and falsehoods Will not good
citizens of Whatever ,.artv re5o1ce o-er ia
e-,,s. ~ oa.r;ot;a ..,.st,trse ss sex o's1 40
pn1t =. pAa ~ sao1uas " ons oi our na'
nonaa heroes: Must not Christians admire
sense be struck with fts rnoral we,rht md
, 1864-03-21

1ntch AerrtnE9 per AeX.-... s. @4D0
FnUITSSGREKN APrnEs ii iaif supply aud mar.
ket moeeIately active. LKx9ss IN good acmaod
with restricted and irregular supply, prices ru1c
hrm At present quotations. oRAxaEs ii lmitsd sup
ply. and fair demand. HICKohx NUTS quiet and EASY
1T prtsont quotations. We quote:
EIeeE Appit1, or1 lalr 70 ps1me,,.,..3 LIZA $50
Common. 1.H4 zt1
Lemons, Foox-....................... 80G& 859
Aessin3. a-003 $50
QralKtS t81clly) = boz. 6,M@ a3u
Hickory Enty, y be-, gMAH. ....,s......s.. la3
large. = 6n.-.. -. 49,. >. 50
DRIED ERV1TEtAPPLEst In snail supply. and
zket moderately active and steady st present quo
tatlons- PEACHES IN fair supply, and market toet
bly, 1r1n 1t previous luotatlons. IAIs1xs and CUR
R1STs with a steadJ and good demand, the market
rules tolcrably firm and unchanged RaaPDERE12s In
small supply and tTD. 6LAckBERR1Es In more lber-
Il receipt and prices rule easIeE; CHERRIES mode
, 1864-03-21
TIE E SILL ER SHIP


TEE NEW Y0REWEEELY has succeeded, at great
expense securing the services one ot the greatest
Of living romance writer's, Tho for Of
chooses to write for them no. undcr his proper name,
but under the non. de plume Of
, 1864-03-21
Nelp qualifications.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCE
4 MENT ;:
TO THE
, 1864-03-21

tea anlassaa'e!5 osa:nance o. i.os, sno4snios
slavery 10 ~ st4l.o'y norm o. 1ne ONO
: AiVcf' rs nc was mn ont-and-ou1 4ooi1uonist,
WHO even Geclafeo lhat IN an ahsurrect1onary
contest between slaves and their masters,
tsuea as .ohn Brown attempted to incitel
"God had no attribute which could side
Will thc oppsessor'' cur secesh friends will
lave to look among the Elack Republic rs to
lind 5cfiersontan Democrat or an inhcritor
Of ls greatness Adams greatness, unlike
Wcbstcr's' Ras inherited. John Quincy Ad-
mus had 1oll sharc Of or surpassed It, and
1Ae mantle mol un"ortni'y rests to-day on
our munster NJ thc Court Of st. James,
Chat.es r1@ae's aaams. Hamilton was great
en'enS Us 1nanelel-tae advocate of Na.'
nonM oanA!ns sss1em-*hlch measure Mr.
Cnase Is eo,any : earr;,ng out with m ability
" 4sae. suas., saa4 " ~ nanltons: aud which
ens es ~. :. ..ct,, cppoees Us u would have,
ptesvr t:iISr..-. 49, s e1s''s'' hamilton
Sn. 1se,.son s,,a .4+,. r.,.
,:sssasa~redM - r. ou "us. ana shall
, 1864-03-21

VIII present, from month to month. Sketch Of the
progress Of the War; clear statement Of our Foreixn
md International Relations, md such Varied Coloquy
with Renders And Correspondents rs will keep The
Journal en- rapport with its Patrons. E1sracts from
Army Letters ind Transatous from Foreign Military
and Eayal Magazines Will also appear in this Depart
ment.
, 1864-03-21

CHICAGO DA1LY aiAFexEr,

AH Sales 2f GT1fH rYporttd In Ei& market are
Ee 1asfs u tri,er *otnye c per bu*et Up To The l5h
6re kutct TO any &c At8rH9e. D GFa.tn out of sors
Eikhth 70 iAHs Of ust d1tt Hstued on Eta receipt.
SATURDAY EvEHIx8 March u, lA4.
FREIGHTe-Therc is no change in rates. We
, 1864-03-21
n w READY.

CONTENTS OF THE MARCH suaBEn. .
7: Mf,tonrt. IT,. =,
IL Military organization Of the Republic. Of Swift
zeF.snd. -
III. Volunteering and consc.ip.lou.
". Russla and America. '.-
Y. The Chase.
VI. Elcghibf1isy Of Medical Officers Of the Army AZ
Members Of certain Courts martial.
VII. Hotsemansh1p aad the Methods Of Trimming tha
Horse to Obey his Etder.
VIII. Railroads. In War.
X. Three Months Around Charleston Bar; Or TIM
Great Siege ~ We Saw It. No. H.
Z. On Military Topography Of Europe. I'd papes.
XII The Siege Of Charleston
XII. ThoBattle Of the Dead Cid. Poetry.
Literary Intelligence and Eoses on Now Books,
Editors Special Department.
Official Intelligence
The Army
Regular Mary.
Volunteer Navy
CONTENTS OF THE FEBRUARY NUMBER.
I. The Ethics and Hunanities OF War.
II. Military Surgery, Ancient and Modern, ina OF
: 1neidents.l
III. Organization Of tho STAFF.
" On the Military Topograpn Of Europe.
=. The African Color Sergeant
VI. Later Rsnables over the Field Of Gettysbux
VII Three Months Around Charleston Bars Or 1ha
Great siege as We Saw It.
VII: Cavalry Song.
Literary Intelligence and Notes Of Nav Book8-
Editors Special Department.
Official Intelligence.
Tte Army.
The Navy.
, 1864-03-21

= LUZ BEIk-1n good demand, the supply Of Floor
ing ta almost nomT ard FtncinX stocks are EeaeF
ally very low, especially he1eadiug numbess, Prtres
, 1864-03-21

would not simply have made large addition
Q the revenue, but lare restrained the worst
and most alarming tendency OF the times-
The tendency to reckless prodigality> In ex-
uendftrre
, 1864-03-21

Lieut.. Gen. GHAxT s9ys:
"s0ch Magazine ID mnch headed, autl Il deserving
ot the most liberal patronage. Every facility will be
given for Its circulation in this military division"
, 1864-03-21

Philip Allen. .2oH LR1chmond. ....,...,.a
Gochecc.. .:-....s;::.Mx american .2i9:sx
Facihc .;........ H@3n Amoskeag ............3t
; puG6es ..........aSsas putshess n...:.......iix
, 1864-03-21

Rear Admiral DuroHr s1y5:
-"lfeel interested and grastncd that such \ work
should be ulhartd under yonr auspices, and shall take
pleasure in giving It any aid In ny poNer-"
, 1864-03-21

tFrom tho Boston Journal,
This periodical promises 10 be OF much interest and
value not only those 10 the service, but the public
generally, -
, 1864-03-21

HxxE1 ". LosaTEIKow says:
" Your new magazine, have no doubt. Will be very
uccesatu. not only In the Army and Navy, but among
irans for every ona IL deeply Interested In this holy
var ard modern crusads against ba1b1lizu."
, 1864-03-21

"1have read. and shall soutInr1 to road, with great
pleasure, the Ged Stdses Struice Iaga:fne, edited
By m, friend. Prof CoPFzx, whom regard IS one OF
the most accomplished officers Of tic army.
Such Magazine cannot iai1 to b. Of the greatest
interest to the Army aad Nayy anu 10 ths public gen.
erAlly."
, 1864-03-21


"Ihavercad with creat Satisfaction tho nzat aumbe
Of the Magazine, and shall bo very glad to ooutstbut
to Its success tn any way In my powcr.~
, 1864-03-21

I'll TISuMeK.eei@Sed E S G. @ 2as br1s Market quiet.
Balea wrye :-126 nrls :" Btoeksmtthn choicp white
winter extf lt $500. Eco r7ls franklin" do at s75
100 ht!s good spr1ng $5s0 700 prs fair extra
ss ssso 90 aEi mixed wtnts5 II e51 IS s q : m bs1.
, 1864-03-21

3 III EA1 AA ha14
LEATHER-Thetr IL a falT amount of activity IN
he market, With scarcity OF several Of the leading
descriptions ot6Hen,!ock. Previous Quotations rule
generally 6Em, but without change Wa quote:
, 1864-03-27

HouEhton Cluster. etronr, 9 II. 1000, 50;
Proved, Ebghsh sorts, a.50 per ioz
1uCo1 Lavton Blackberry and assorted R,sp-
Hsss1 IL ssf Ea fassHass ::ssns eane' 'S
cord. Isabella, and u, Ions, creyilins e., Is.
So A.peEafRs Rpci Sf;s}n nrIme Masas s.r 1u
soa, 600 White and Gray Willow Cuttings, 1000,
S2a. A lihcral discount to the trndc.
10000 ETeEg7ccns, nutsezy grown, mostly 1neli-
D,GO0 Ornamental Trees, many sorts and Sizes.
sale1b European, White Birch, English Elm, Box
Wsepipg Trees, Shrubs, Prunun Triloba, dnc, new
az Holce, fnonice, plloncs Lilies, oladio1us Dab
llaa, 10 ramcd sorts. Green house and bedding
B Send red stamp for now catalogues.
and shrubs were nearly ali dug aid bee1cd ia very
low over winter, and the entire tops Of part cov-
Orr ctolce 0rnpes HcFc ali In cellars; tho others
hccled In and entirely covered With msuurc last
nutumn. F. X. puoEH1x.
BLooArK0ToN, m. rhel l-b3ss!sw.D&w
Important to all.-Thc attention Of the
public Ia invited 10 the Advertisement of Gunjnh,
Wnllsh Co. Their wonderful uashecsh Candy
being on tho why out to arrange for The supply Of
the Western tsade. A few live Agents wanted.
nchsG-b1154t
Comfort In walking Essential to
HEALTH -Corns, bunions. and dlseased nails
dispenres with the operation Of cuttIng. OiIlec
Buren,. mIa4.ba
Go TO THE Bter-t3o 10 Bryant d straston's
Chicago Commercial College. TO get a thorough
practical business education. For circulars i'd
dress G9Acloatng stamps) Brrant d str..ton. Chi
, 1864-03-27
op.ee Of lectures before Tic Association In April

con,,r If ,cc,urru hrs,,c ,,,c A,acr,,t1o, 49,,
Or Mrx nc1f @-N 31s'o- 'n''oo I" Ai'al
- @s.
IMPORT or TEE La" coa3t1TxE.
Tie Committee On Law, reported that an old
clofm Of the Association tfEninst Higgins 4 Per
dne, amounting to 4sG.i5 hnd been Collected by
the librarian. NJ. Copeland for which vote OF
thanks was tenucrcd nm.
AT this etarc Of Tic proceednrn I'm fo,1o,r,,.
h,ndeo,no ,n5 ao,gd ts..,,,o,.1.1 ~" .oup@t"s
oauu.oa9 ~ ou1 'unu 'eeaaoo''al "as handed In
from =. y. fafGe, ESQ.,:
Cu1cA0o, IIarch 20, 1854.
". q; DoooE7T, Eeq, Frcsident Young Men's Ae.
soIiatton:
Enclosed hnnd you check for dve hundred
dollars, which 1t gives me- pleasure to pfceont 10
, 1864-03-27
Y. M. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
It's Work-List of Officers from the
Beginning-Annua1 Election.

The Young Mems Christian Association enters up
on the 7th yea1 Of It's existence today, Ctonday J
During those stI years It has increased nightly till
now Its work In the city and in the army and navy
is Of such magnitude that Its cessation won1d
leave rold which could scarcely be f1led. The
work Of the Association ls OF 90 comprehensive a
nature ns scarcely to admit enumeration. During
the last four or five years 1t has maintained daily
noon and Saturday evening prayer meetings; q
piled with suitable religions md secular read!nE;
City Tract labor Of the district and Poor Relief a.
SSolvipg g.est personal eaeEaee and responsibility
III way q oas s9Sna Sare
Foldlcrs In tha dcld md hosptal With Testaments,
Hsmn Books and religious reading matter, Is too
Books hare been thus published and gfataltonsly
aIF Ean II tse soGHRs
Finance, Lectures, Receptions, Statistics, Aid 10
Members apd Strangers: Visitation Of The sci:
ssea 9ssF3nGs Gsssys and %l ksssEs n?a.
On Publishing and Printing, Army and Navy.
The following Is summary OF the organization
Of the Society from the beginning:
1858.
Fee fsdeS1EdTassS gdR1'sS covner
G. S. Husehins. James F. Ad1lch, E. W. Mppert,
". Il. Band. Nm. G. Grant.
nhssa9tas sstasD; seot
cof1cspoudtng see.etary-John ". Stanley.
librarisn-RC. Waterman.
TrcaEurcr-Johr A. Nicbole.
nanegessWn 9fss % %Atch,son Jr., 7; Y; Bruce, D..
Jacobs, 4. Johnston, J. H. Mill, j. l. Parsons, J.
T. TStssmS hpfSf sas s5S5 zmpss5
1859.
Presiaent-Cy1us Bentley.
Howe, John Y; Farxsn. Henry nosvlsad, J. E E.
Rec: seeys-A. 6. iecEic. as i. stG"s {. Rosinson.
Registrar r. G. Waterman
GtSSTszponc11gG tS5 4 GstTsta1y-H D. Penheld..
Aanagers-J.M y. spadord, Smith n. Randolph,
Wm: Atchison, Jr., LYman Bridges, E. ". ::GriE
4. Parsons WIS. Il. Iua. J. j. spaalding, i. I.
SsTs SHHsa5 W. +. R9nd: l. Rona ,13a1 p T. TnSens g
t. el sSSd Sesisoa ssex Il Mnsa-
P1esiaent-John Y. Farven,
Recording SecretaE-William u. Luft.
Go1.espond!ng s. sec!s.a5y-R y; G1iltord;
Manngers-Lyman Bzidges, T. ", Rtucc, Leroy
SwaDrstead, Jr., Il. D. Pente1d, Z. F. Smith,
George Stewart, Edgar D. Rowland, I. S. Ellis.
1861.
Xiee P1esidents-F.' 1. I Underwood, A. B. nun-
Recording secretariea-w. q. TonlItfe, n r.
Underwood,
Eo1setponNng SeIet4ry-k. y. Gui!ford.
Nanacerr-John 1:naha1 S.,.,,oi =; niis. y NJ
Ward: 4. L. Scwe11 L. z. Alexander, Il. b. How
land, Henry G. Underwood, s. L. Brown.
1869.
President d: 4: Aoliister:
n '1ce E1ssansh9-s' eiooen; WI. whitehead;
Recordinr secretarg- N. Chauman.
Corresponding SecirtaryA-E,W Blatchford. r.
n GuIlfoed- -
Treasurers--W. 4. Atchison: tr.; 7. 7. Gusne=.
, 1864-03-27

Making total In hands Of these Trustees Of 1lOOu
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amonnt fhe1ehT nIor;no tha asua,istt ~ Iie! h!
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un1yersaliy desired "''"''' 1seu11 A4uen oae
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maF In. Inning Il n1nT he Svnenned IN sonnn
best subes4rieSt 10 liz intenrsi. eq III
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~ e!scnon commiItec tnen submitted the vote
On tuc eleetlon OF oNcers Tor the coming ycar
IN une .oaai ndmnef q VOICE east Was o51 Of Which
lEs !egaas 1Eket H ootanca ol211he balance being
scars,i4g.a aan !, most extfao[athaEy ticket was
tresieenL-An1fcW .ackson.
1st vice Ffesldent-Cpmmodore Perry.
q Vice Pzesident-Wa Washington St Lot.
!, Corresponding secretaIy-HenFy Clay.
l.. TreaEnler-Sam P. Chnse. 49, -..
The following ticket was then declared duly elect
ed, amid loud applause:
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4ASHI7snsu4nCntEInaJ 4HsN 4tI ~ oneRatH Ra H,
ast VICE 5Iesineat-4e e. h1noafk.
"a VICE IrGs1ae1t-n. u. tros6y:
GHoleepon4nng sesetqf99I1. =. C4f6son-
MMecolus soTclTgaIIy-M; CT y. hef1oot
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SmIth. J. s. Drake, F. ". II. barter, ~ 1'
msr.11tr,or ~ oVz,crns
Aiter TIC applause bud subgided, the President
si sasaleq tne ehalt. ana installed the President
elect u. M. Shepard therein, who made short
speech thankaug the association Tor the great hon.