, 1864-10-27
BRYAN HALL THIS AFTERNOON.

tion. 10 exclude wolves in sleeps c.othitg from
the fold
BRYAN HALL THIS AFTERNOON.
Gland Sknltn1y Fair-uass Meeting.
Let all remember tie meeting at Bryan Hall
this afternoon at half past two o'clock, 10 enter
upon the Inauguration Of the grand Sanitary Fair.
The cause IL q sufficient motive, Ia
addition, the eloquenee Of such mea Is Colfax,
TrenA1n and 1sham will brng odt such meeting
of the loyal ard benevolent men and women OF
Cllcago us have never befotA been collected in
Bp an Hall. The idea Of the Fair seems 70 take
The popp.ar heart. Az say God speed II and al
seats viii be scarce for the Fair must and il etart
of With enthusiasm and Discrimination, such ~
The Northwest alone understands.
wash1nstonIan Home Fair and Fer
t1vAl.
Judging from the spirit manifested by the COM
mlttees having In charge the approaching Fair
sid Festival ot the WaehinRtonian Home, the
affair will ptoye a success, and We trast a large
GUM Will be realized for this noble charity. At
the meeting Of the different committees on Tues
for the public At lower Bryan Hall, on Wednes
cay next, IN addition to the supper and Fair Ia
the evening; and committees were appointed 10
solicit provisions for this purpose and articles for
appointed to procure the necessary ballot-ooxes
ard tickets, Il order that parties attending the
dinner ard Fair can have an opportunity Of yo.ing
tew days before the regular election for the can.
dIdate Of their choice, be he Old Abe or Little
Mac; and as the Indies will have charge Of this
matter, it will Of course BE- conducted Ia 4 .fair
al.o be introduced, calculated to make this open.
ing festival Of the season decided succeas.
The different committees are requested to report
next Saturday afternoon at O'Clock, at the rooms
Of the Young Mems Christian Association,
GENERAL 1HAsKn1.-Bsigadier General Haskell.
who has been stopping IN our city visit to bis
relative Judge Fuller, for the past two weeks left
la.t night for the 'front.' Being one OF onz western
zen, who have made their msrk In the rebellion,
We give, 10. the information OF our readers,
slight sketch Of the General and his eers1ces. 10
entered West Point In 1873, and In 1852 graduated
T TIE saps .aa el.ss 1,a s s,osau s:sa!ey s5etdan
regular army nnti 1853 be resigned bis commits.
sion, and returned to Eikhart Ind, where he com
f' hs 1eeeoa Soss ou t.
The Day after the Preeident'e proclamation he en-.
rolled himself as PIRATE, and was elected
pany into the three months service, be was
Commissioned Captain and Assistant Qaarte,mas-
ter and ordered 70 report 70 Brig, Gen Morris.
mis- and the cay aFter the battle Of Phiuppi was
commissioned Colonel Of the 17th Indiana. With
this regiment be eerved in West Virginia In tie
Eu1aet ~ 4oot, P.taI'R4ttu9 ~ tAe asn1 ~ Ele-
II Nesenbsr 1851, Col; Haskell was ordered to
Lonns1iie, 11 ~, an9 tooE command OF brigade
that general from Chattanooga 10 Loulsyille. In
April 1861, Col aasksll received the eiugle star,
and acconPa1isd at Gens.sl @ RoseeEans through biz
Stone Ktyel, General Haskell took command Of
edenefal "oous o!sltlou, altef ne MD been
Etanoe9, ano aloeo ma1eEalY n winning
mat oloo1y neg; we ING aim next
in command oi me 80 dlslEson Of the 23d army
e2rpe w1t4' "aom ne pafneipatea IN ihe capture
fieee Of kroxville he commanded one-hau the
Se he M.s rei;eEed hv ~ IL asn;o1 un r rst
| uc vas then assigned 10 lie command Of BIZ. htiT.
ade in Judab's div1lon OF the esme corps, and
stafted On Ine Atant. Ssmpalen, n Ane1 81 battle
sier ed to he comma1d Of The dtyition to wbrh 1S
two other bsfeades were afterEard added. With
| Il ie divlslon he was constantly engaged with the
iii ot Atlanta. Va 'S ~'1~N ''N'1A' 0A''' IL
TEE BAssurz TAx.r.-The people rel, enonph
tas a1'mus "taca nas au along prompt
ed The MeConas sample Of Vlrg1ni. aristoczacy In
its action a@oae The men who 20 1aieenidedly at
te1aso as nata.eoes ~ ae so-cleo Trades As
stmhly Night before last he csme ont AL etsnd-
| Ing for his former mAste1, Mccormick. adrIsfnp
| everybody to vote for him. especially work,nt,
! men, II they wanted to get good pay for their Il,
| bOr. Excellent adT1Eef WHY. eVef7bodv knoEp
that thus very Mccormick ID the man abova ali
o:ners to cut down the wages OF working men: be
| has reduced the thing to perfect system. 'His
pian Is to let contracts for Werk in Winter. when
mt are willing to work for almost npthine. md
to rive no contract unless It be ]srpa enn1.h ~
| When be H11 repeat the dose. This Is his method
~ Saans H. W. h.n9s nrt ~ ms.aoa o5 Hnlea ne
psces It IL believed inat he boneht the serv'ces
Of the Bankhee tanner III this way, the coutract ex
p,TEng PIT nS tMo oays aiter & election. Ae produced
s4ft oi sober cray LAST 20 as to look ~ much
nRe uaoesmah Is possible.
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TIE o. 4. & M CH1cAao.-The 1nyiuc1ble
Club in Chicago has long been understood to be a
nAa ~. =, ~ Nv NV VI alsc1eu0ns
repuiston @ ~, ons II u not generally Known
that like the Order Of the Golden Circle, 1t has
recently been reoreanized, and ts pow genuine
1o5oe ~ tha +, a Z f1rder b,xfnEM... .e.-s.1,s
srested ana ;ns1,Itd Is r. nSsn formally
Of two weeks ago Tonight. The inYineib1e Cinh
fe.sions. It does 50 IN one sense but there fs an
ln1sr eirc1e," iike tnat which Biahop Dusga6
MI nnjd " onen sessaans The nnich does