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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14

The Nat,oaag bte.8,eacor lnada al
lusion to the appeal OF Sanitary Com
iaission for increase of funds, and
asked for q statement of the gross
AMOUNT of salaries divided among
employees of that association. in par
tial reply, there was received imam
cial report OF the western department
Of that organization, covering & re-
port from Sept. /, 1861, 10 January
/, 1864. From this report it appear
ed that, in that branch, the sum of
1921, ,065, II had been expended. OF
this 49,, ,592,56 was applied to pur-
chase of supplies, and tho remainder
expended in distribution of those sup
plies. Under the head of "expon-
ses," S27 ,447,7 was absorbed under
the head of publications" &C., s5,-
2S3,9S was absorbed, and the amount
of 24,069,i5 was absorbed in the
work of general Inspections" being
an aggregate of s56, SCOTS for these
three items alone. In tho "Directo-
ry," the sum of $l3,07i,53 was spont
for compensation of officers or
agents and in the Relief Depart
ment" the su,n Of S13,221, so was
similarly appropriated
In word, AZ coat 1927 ,472.S6 TO
place 500, 592, 56 eorM Of supplies al the
disposition of the soldiers, notwithstand-
ing the large amount of transporta-
ton which was performed by the gov
ernment, and so not paid for by the
Commission. Is this statement TO be
considered as yidence tendingto show
the economy of management by this
association?
The lntelligenccr makes the follow
ing significant statement
awe learn that tho Eastern De-
partment of the Commission, which
has its headquarters in this city
Washington, and III which the ap-
preparations have been mauc on 2
greatly more extensive scale, has new
or published any financial report since
the date of its organization down to
the present time"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14
Selected guetry.
The Ballad of Boss Bagshaw

The ballad OF Boss Bagshaw
BY EDWARD uNDERnILL.
Boss Bsgshaw was a cobbler
Once living at Bulls Head,
Where long he waxed stout and fat,
As well US his shoe thread.
And while he sowed not what hereaped,
lie ripped what he had sewed,
And almost apostolic care
For wayworn soles he showed
The boss n doctor never was,
Though often did he heal
And kips and calls he did cut up,
All for the public veal.
While he could neither write nor read,
The shoeless were aware
That for the understanding he
Did exercise care.
Ne evil fortune, small OF great,
Could make his spirits fall,
He even sang right merrily
Whom once hv lust his uwl.
And even TO his dying day,
OF Bagshaw be IL told,
He never sold leaky boot,
Though such he oft half soled.
Once he, from too much drink. was in
A state Of letber-gy,
When thieves made booty Of his shoes,
And with them they did flee.
When he came to, says he, If I
Get once upon their tracks,
For having stolen of my stock
They'll get shoemaker's whacks."
That afternoon one thief he caught
Who quickly came to grief;
For Boss he went from welting shoes,
To weltng of the thief.
The NJ P's got another one
A making out OF town,
And when tho thief was taken up,
He seemed quite taken down.
Boss piled his trade for forty years,
Or somewhere thcreabout;
For he, though long pegging in,
Was longer pegging out.
But Bagshaw couldn't always live;
Like cobblers in the past,
lie one day from his last did 20
To come unto his last
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14
Groceries and Provisions,
PETER KRAMER

HAVING opened a new Grocery and Provis-
i Il ION Store on Water Street, Sd Ward, I'd
corner above Fishers Stave Mill, win keep con-
stantly on hand a full supply Of GROCERIES
AND PROVISIONS, COUNTRY PRODUCE,
&c, witch he will sell at the samc prices rs sold
at the down town establishments.
East saginsv, Sept 2, 1864. 166
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14

EE-An old gentleman, who was
never accused Of being wizard, went
out with his gun one day to shoot
partridges, accompanied by his son.
Before they approached the ground
where they expected to find the game,
the gun was charged with d severe
load, and when at last the old gentle
man discovered one of the birds, he
took rest and blazed away, expect
ing to see him fall, Of course (; but not
so did it happen, for the gun recoilod
with SO much force as to kick " him
over. The old man got up, and while
rubbing the sparks out of his eyes,
inquired Of his SOD, "Alphy, did /
point the right end of the gun to the
birds?"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14

For all articles in the line of Crockery, Car
pets, Bar Fixtures, Lamps, Glassware and Gene
raj Fixtures, not TO be found elsewhere or To be
found elsewhere, call on
$50 AKIN A BABCoCK.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14
HORSE OlNT TMENT.

For Miidness, Safety, Certainty, and
ThorOughness, Sloan's Horse Ointment excels,
and is rapidly superscdng all other ointments
and Liniments for the cure Of
Fresh Wounds, Pollevii, Cracked Heels,
FoundeIed Feet, Sand Cracks,
Soratches and Mango.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14

WILL PUr.-Soime one writes both
gracefully and forcibly: Il would
be glad to see more parents UNDER
stand that when they spend money
'judicioasly 20 improve and adorn tho
house, and tho ground around it, they
are in effect paying their children n
premium to stay at home as much as
possible and enjoy III; but when they
spend money unnecessarily in fno
clothing and jewelry for their child
rem, they arc paying them q premium
to spend their time away from home
that is, in those places whore they
can attract the most attention and
mako the most display"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14

IsDusrRY.---Toil is the price Of
sleep and appetite, of health and en-
joyment. The very necessity which
overcomes our natural sloth, is
blessing. The world does not contain
a brier or thorn that divine mercy
could have spared. We are happier
with the stcrility which we can over
come by industry, than wo could be
with the most spontaneous and un-
bounded prolusion. Tho body and
the mind are improved by the toll
that iatigues them that toll is a thou
sand times rewarded by the pleasure
it bestows.. Its enioymcnts arc pecu-
liar; no wealth can purchase them,
no insolence touch them. They only
flow from the exertion which they
repay. z
, 1864-10-04
A VOICE FROM THE ARMY.
maf. Gen. Mccall on The Presidential
1NeAtIOn.

- (Specnl Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune1
PHILADELPHIA Tuesday. Oct. 2.
At meeting in Weetchestef Yesterday, letter
Was read from Gen. Geo. Mccall, formerly COM
maudipg the Pennsylvania Resetsea.~Gen. Nc
Ca1, ran for Congress on the Democratic ticket in
1sGa, and has always been member Of that pA1.:
II. 1t will be Reen that Gen Mccall although one
Of McCletlsn's leading commanders, rcpudl3tes
the gentleman.
GEN. M'cA1L's LETTER.
BEA-A1a, Sept. 30, 1854.
eS'''' ~ 4 Cosnnstttee. ~ ' '''N'' 4''' 0>''<' -
GEE1ENKK-1 am III receipt Of your letter Of the
soh lii vitDE ne to PEe.tas o,ef 1T msss
Montgomery touot,ee, to be heid at the Acricultu-
rAl Fair grounds, on SATURDAY next, the LIT Of
although am confirmed to decline the honor
3Cn have thus intecded to convey, I Will
await m. self OF the OCCASION to express to you my
the conduct Of lie war now beiu1e our country
aud room to be decided at the comi:g Presidential
election. which views IN the main have never
ole depic2ed more Inn myself he stern necessity
which required the Northern States to take up
arns TO queu the rebellion OF the south, Jet no
one more than mysfn felt the necessity OF rou=inc
ans e1crtnR all the energies Of The country. To this
+nd- OF Two things then stared u IN the tace,
either the positive suppression o. tue rebellion
ard irretiitvab1e loes Of position among The ma
ttore Of the tar1h .. The entslment on our ch +
dren IT an everlastiLg disagreement, contention
and war e1th touthetn people.
now believe, As always believed, thst II the
Union Is worth pre.erslng It te worth the prose
cutiou OF tbs vIr to a euccses: I'll conclusion.
With regard to the conduct OF this var, cannot
approve the measures Of the present Admln1rtra.
ton; but regard any Admlni-trattou thas will
theoretically prosecute the war as preferable 10
one that ie In faEor OF HI armtstice and coaven-
1,ou of tie Ststes, ult1 the Suites IN rebellion
bsve laid down their arme.
Very respectfully 1our obedient servant,
GEO A. MCCIIf.
, 1864-10-04
FROM ST. LUU13 =
The War in A19tonr1-{febe1 move.
meLts ana Operations.

Especial Dlfpatch to the Chicago Tfibunc.l
G7. LOUIS, Monday. Oct. 3.
The statements concerning Gen. Mowers h.ing
hesid trcQ IL contradicteo. Our forces from Cape
G1r+rdcsu have rc-oc:rpied bloomfield and ether
phIrts On the lit OF the rebel advance Tbs 1ron
Mouu;aIn Rsil1oad IL to be rep2fred immediately
by the MI ita1y.
The lateet authentic Information concerning
Prices movements 1ndicates au early attack OF
Rolla.
T4ce'. forces sre moving Ia close column, CON-
uauftd respectively By Shelby, masusduke and
Coopey With Price In the ,c1ter COLUMN command
ng the whole. Ccoper's commsld IL composed of
Inf lreeos ard 1ndta1s. They are CD the left aud
the:by On tb. right and tbs whrle farce Is moving
toward Rol1a. It In estimated that Price has re-
ctfvsd accr.r ritLR to biz Amy siuce entering the
State Of about a,U0 men, tuottly Cutsilaa and
oiheIs who rtu1ned fion hts command IN ths
epripR. Shelby commanded the column when at
tavkt by Ea,rE at MtniFon Ststion Oh Wed1es.
day, TO information Of Ewing ha- been received
a, headquarters, aid owing to the storm. commu
nlcation with Franklin by telegraph il very d1fd-
cult.
mspo who have reached this city, th.t ue vas sur
rounded. Cary bad parked bfs ARTILLERY and hortes
alu eefed the elcrny 10 attack him. The5 were
content to hsIfsss his flsnks. Tnese men realiy
TIN. Ewing was about 10 m.Ies from Hasrl=on's,
moving toward Ho'la.
The torti6cations around St. Louis have been
napt.d as precautionary measure
Adj, be1. Fuller, Of ulnois, IL IN town. About
10 o;clLcE this morning be addrrated the 1S,th
regiment OF Hundred Day mcn Ia ifoat OF the Lin
cell House.
An hin ola regiment arrived here this morning
~hnse time had expired after arrival here. Tte
Colopel called the regiment :oeeshsr, when 1t vas
unanimously resolved to -reduoo Gen. Rosecraos
to re -e1t to the front after Dadcy Price. This
regiment is under marching otders
Coununlcatlons taEe been rtccVed from |effsr-
City a. late as last night when everything va
eate. The rrpoEted capture Of Hermann has not
tecu confirmed
10 return. Gen. PleA~autsu u has replied 10 pA.-
ties Of them that they can be o'g1rizcd into cum.
r,a1ies and take eu,s If they will, to 20 to the
itont To protect their homes.
Judge Owens, Of the 9th Judicial District ar
rived here IT, day. He confirms the report OF the
bnrpil OF the 1afrobd proper , At South Point.
Tbs rebels came ovez the line u the Pacific Road
at GEny's. summit. aud thence came to SouIh
Point, aIr1vin~ Saturday night.
As xbore ttated, the evacuation OF Washington
WIS caused ~ the tulelliEence OF thn Approsch of
rhe rebel fnrce from Union report was also
oroufbt to Waehington lhst on Friday night
body OF about rebtl cavalry starred fr,m Lees-
burg In Crawlotd comfy, and moved towards
franklin oyer the branch rafltoad, burEipe every
thirg combnst1be on the road, including Sull-
vap and 81. Clair Station buildings and both the
btlcees 8c1osh the Meramac.
Prcb:bly this II thu force that visited Franklin
esrlt Saturday morning and wss driven thence q
few hours lAt&f,
, 1864-10-04
They are Starring and Begging
For Peace.
Cen. Hooker Relic yes Cen.
Heintzleman at Columbus.
The War in Acknowledgement
Of Prices Forces.
From Waahington-The Public Debt
The NeW Loau--General lsemx.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN,


WAn DErARrHESI, WABmHoTos,
Monday. Oct. i, 1854. {
To Major General Dix:
4 diepatch from Gen. Sheridan. dated Harrison
burg, October 1st, 80 p. n, has been received BY
this Department. It gates: IT have been to
staunton and Wayncsboro with cavalry. DESTROYED
the iron bridge on the South river at Wsynes-
boro, throwing 1t into the river, also the bridge
over the Ch1isiaua creek ard and the railroad
from Staunton to Wa3resboro."
Details of future operations are for obvious
rca.ons omitted.
The following dispatch il the latest received
from general Grant: ~
C1rx POINT Sept. 2s-s.30 p. n.
To Msjo1 General Haleck:
General Butler on tho right OF the James river,
sznd General Moaaa southwest OF Pesessburx,
h6e been very little fighting today. A few pris-
onere were captured yesterday.
Gen. Butler cent two brigades Of infantry. with
little cavalry, within few hundred yards OF
the inner line Of works east Of Richmond, meet
Ing with no opposition. Q. S. GRANT.
Lieutenant General.
No dispatcher have been received for three
days from General Sherman, but vigorous meas
u.cs, which, It ia believed, will be successful,
have been taken by him to protec: hia comuuni-
c4t,oas from the rebel ssidlng parties under
Wheeler and Forrest.
(stgned) E. N. STANTON,
Secretary Of Waz.
, 1864-10-04

fit m tic Weld6n rail1nad. Their preparations for
q. ense, though Lot complete, 8eFe SsfY 'ormios
ble.
G+nrsal G,lmn decided to .catry the wnsks oy
f,o,r. and fo,ucd bis division IT three lines II
ta'tle! brigade. the Sd br1sade IN advance under
Co'uatl tw.1', OF the llth PennsyIvAnls rae r.
sanlt a. pereetlv and brilliantly auccnssta'. The
~ho'e line was tskeu 9Th TO eE three gqos asa
about H. y prisoners. The other GINS were ar -"
e+d away. Tbs rebels lefs their q ad aaa Touo-
dso On The he'd. the pri ontrd belonged 10 beaa'
ttesroB e DnADd. AIMING Them MAS one A.}os,
tD- Captain II d five Lteu'eo8ntt.
Of our best OH, ers. Coonrl We1ch, Of the tsta
Michigan, ~ss ki.d, and tee fol!e"lsg 9lcers
wire captured: Major patt1tdRe, f6tn htcntsan;
L:euttpant Wlrt, 10th Michigan; Lieut.. 6alsd'
10th hiebicAc.
The 18th Army Corps correspondent ssy: Rebel
p1Fo, e1s ray hst Davis aod his Cththet nave Had
f,om Elcluiopd. The fYAtg VIE tue ony Rlch-
ord taptr prI ted On th- Goth, Rluz 10 The gea-
efal impression Of arms bearers.
Let is eaid to be acting indeoendentiy OF al L.
1pciols. BE Is, l.. tact military dictator Of tbs
reh. lion.
As BIS retreat in the direction Of Weldon Is ent
o 1t ~ thoEt ht he will concentrate his toscss IN
Richmond, and fight the life vr deAln struggle
there.
, 1864-10-04
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Indiana EtAke FA1F-E'0Ht1ca1 and 8lf-
tArY 11um1-1he Draft.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
IsD1AxAro1ls, Monday. Oct. g.
& The Twelfth Annual Indiana State Fair will be
open for .1sitors Tomorrow. The arrangements
are alt On liberal ecale. The buildings are laExe
and roomy. and the truck II In dne order. Alsrse
number Of entries ware made to-day in varloud
dcparsuerte, the mechanical tetIg tae best repre-
eel ,ea, Tie Sanitary department il very attract
fys Donatto.s ase received daily from all parts OF
Tie uovps stationed IN and around the city were
reviewed thts afternoon " Gen. nuvc2 ana st1u,
re. imcnts Y. B. G 9Th, asa and 6sh Mass. a.d
The 18th balttry took part In lite Adais.
Gtue1al Love has Accepted tt,- Cupperhesd non-
iultlon Tor CuLgreeA- IN this District, Oh tue Nc
CIetlsn platform, under pressure OF fnty to the
| county. The rtpert that he Ia cousin of rebel
| Gel. Le~. viii leld him some sttenSt. among The
The Burterpat. of Crawford county are disposed
to reAst the draft learn tO-dsy TINT The sheriff
| OF the county II In Command OF Iae lneurgente.
Prompt measures arc beins 14ken 70 equelcn !hese
a..rs oi JEFF. Davis.
| Hon, Fred Hastauseu IL announced 10 epeak 1t
| the Wlgwam Io-plgh1. GoS. AoE1o7 viii return
The pews from n! quarters looks we'll. aad the
| rfest couteet. Coavallscen 1nnlan- troops are
arriving every day. The obstruction Of the ruacs
eou1h uI Nashville, will prevent mapy from getting
home in time TO vote. The draft excitement ID
qplr1fne down. Substitutes command htgl psi.es-
! Col. W w. Fry5areer has been appoluted con-
1nnnoxn tot the camps fol the GRATED msn who:are
besinring to ar17ve. Rertl refugees Ere still con-
| fpe Into the 6tate Ia large numbers. Arrange
| mepte a1e in progress ~ which those attempting
to vcte a. elections Will be summar1ly deal: with.
, 1864-10-04
FROM DECATUR.

Especial Dispstch to the Chicago Tribune.I

Especial Dispstch to the Chicago Tdbune.1
DECATUR, Monday, October3 J.
Great preparations are making all over the State.
to 1neurc the succcae Of the great Union nass
meeting at Springfield. On Wednesday. You may
aafely calculate upon an attendance Of tfY tbons-
apd ALI the prominent Union speakers will be
thtre,-among them Gen. John II. Palmer and
Gen. John A. Logan.
The appointments Of Gen. Oglssby are ended uo-
til after the 9Th inst, snd his last address WAS
made at BellevlIle, a. You are already informed.
The meeting to-day, at Ca1bondale, WAS address,
cd by Mr. Bross and others, and was In all respects
q SUCCESS.
Ar valdalia, Hon. Stephen G. Hicks, and Hon
c. D. Dennie, addressed an enthusiastic mn titude
To-day, also, that heretofore strong coppeEhead
locaniy exhibits abutdant signa OF regenerat1on.
Eome sangutne persous psote:a to believe that
PlAtt county will be found all right In November
1hi. would neceeeitate gain Of over SIX hundred.
] have 1t from ths bsst authority that the rebel
force ccoing, OF wboee anticipated rato Into Illinois
I Uniformed 5ou from Be!eyihe, about II O'CLOCK on
are now makit 1ht btst OF their WAv 1owafis
jeff IRON city with the rest Of Gen. Prices army,
a1d nothing has occurred since shutdown yesterday
TO 1spe the fears entertained Ia ST. Louis for the
safety o1 Gen. Ewing AID his command, and IL is
thought they are captured:
one Beck, guneinlth Of Hillsboro, made bitter
eSfa couia snsaate rom the 6esrt aad @,nd dr.
loyal man. to the Union men; espectslls to eol-
oitrt. he vas loudly cheered. The meeting.
Su5Rsd 45s 9m 1e
zee n hat could be cone. but they could not ngree
upon any cou1se OF action, aud the crowd dfs3ers
ed, II was originally inttRded 10 have been a
III t1oftneive minister, we're elected from the
Among ali those drafted In Christian is sou Of
q. II. Vandetyeer, the Pesce Democrat sad State
, 1864-10-04
THE STATE KAvlNEs ms r1TU-
ThnA.

The run cn the State Savings Institution
vfste1day was a small rs well as foolish affair.
The bspk received US much money during
tle day from large depositors Is 1t paid out
IN small ones. The panic was confined ex-
.clusiycly to 1aboring men and women, who
Ind Gums ringing from ten to one or Two
hundred dollars deposited. md who are IN
able to discriminate between one bank and
another. Like the excited Frenchmau, If
they car have their money they don't want
It: If they can't have 1t they want It Very
-nucb, The majority Of them will be coming
hack before the end Of the week to deposit
the very money which they drew out in their
fright yesterday =
The Institution has the right, By virtue Of
Sta charter, to require from easings deposlt-
ors thirty dsys' notice OF their intention to
withdraw their money when the amount de-
,os,ted is less than 800, and sixty da5s when
The amount is over 500. Ench depositor is
REQUIRED to sign an agreement to that euect
before his money is received, and the follow
inr memorandum is printed In each blank
book:
+.Depositors msy become alek, Or otaetH9ae
wan. their mupey- 1t H. Enere1ore provided tna1
they msy draw It out on Eoe ntst Monaay u 1,es
drawing. where the sum is LEES than 8to0; oFer
that amount: two monthe' previous no Ice may be
could be called :os as any tlme, the trustees could
not lend IL ont or employ it 10 the advantage Of
those making the oeposits. A rnmcient fund,
c.le, and this rule will not be enforced unless 1t
thould become neceseary in order To project the
1ntereb,B of The dtpo+ltofr,''
In view Of this provision, the Bo1rd OF
Trade yesterday passed the fullo ring 1esolu-
ton, to Wit:
that, in care Of panic, savings INSTITUTIONS In =
solvent condition shGu d ssail them-eIvee Of their
chartered IiGhts hv requiring nonce o' the With
,drawsl .; deposits"
We understand th4t the Directors Of the
Savings Institution, feeling confident Of th.ir
ability TO Ste nd the run, in Its present pro
portions, for an inde6n lite period, without
being Obliged to ''elAughter' their custom
ers, have determined not to avail them.
selves Of this right, but to meet all calls on
demand. The public will commend their
purpose, {whlle holding the Institution JUS
tilted in enforcing the rule should 1t become
necessarily because their promptitude In
meeting their liabilities tends to a1lay the
nanfc-bas already allayed it to great e1'
tent. The only difficulty experienced IN ths
af1air has been to get enough small not:s tt
make the exact change
Tho crowd which besieeed the bank il
80 mo>n1nr. dwtndled to small proportions
In the afternoon, and many VINO came II
laete and heat, fully pursnaoea tn@' aneu
money was in danger, went a"4y "neu ,ne'
found that all hands wero beibg served a
fast as they could get in. There "as no on
ukual demand upon any Of the banks alte
IL O'Clock, and there were no fA1lcfes'
, 1864-10-04
FROM MADISON.
Wtaconsln Political and military In-
IelttEeuce.

Especial Correspondents Of the Chicago Tdbune.]
MADISON, Wit, Moudav, Oct q.
4 report oi Copperhead me citing here Sst1t-
day. in which most infamous sentiments were ex-
pres,ed BY Democratic speakers, and eome distur.
bance was made BY soldiers, WAS prepared for yoa'
but could not be got through.
The Ratri0t to night grossly misfepresents and
ex1Re1ates the lawleas conduct Of the soldle1s
with view to make party capital.
The dfth regiment, and batteries Of heavy NJ.
tfjlery have LEFT for Virginia within few days.
The men Of the 18th are assembling here at the
expiration Of their tu1loughs- and will probably
itaye 1or Petersburg on Wednesday.
The Supreme Court met on Saturday, and an,
ncuncs d several decisions, and adjourned TO the
State School Superintendent McMynn. has a.
rived, and eltcrcd on tae duties Of @ hls of1ee Mr.
P1cs ard ae rsmovea his family 70 chicsso
large and enthusiatttc meeting OF tue youne
mtn Of this c.,y, took place to ntent. Tbs Vide
4whkee were reorf fanlzcd Ior this campaHn.
, 1864-10-04
FROM WILL EOUNTf.
The VFflmfn@ton Hfecs(Cg on Satur
dry Evening.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
WILMINGTON. WIKI Co., ILL., Saturday, oc:.. 1st.
The meeting here tonight WAS all that the most
tapguine had hoped. The Union Hall was al'ed
until every foot oi standing room WIS occ1pied.
Col. Oeborn MAS introduced, aud waa greeted with
cheer III and prolonged applause. The memory Of
the braye deeds Of his regiment, and the wound Of
the Colonel, gave peculiar Interest to his appear
auce before the audience, while his words fell like
. fire brand upon the gathered crowd. speech
f.on wounded soldier. fresh from the front OF
our Army, has meaning other and Tar deeper Than
that conveyed by hia words, and Col. o1oorn's
tpeeeh has undoubtedly Strengthened the Union
cause in this locality.
D, D, Driecoil, Esq, Of Chicago, followed Col.
Osborn, aid made clear, ernest and pungea
epeech. Frank Ca1ley, Esq, Of Chicago, then ad
d,eesed The meettng taking for his text, The on.
ly Puth to Peace leads through Richmond II.
c. Goodhue, 0! Joliet, then epoke ior half hour,
earnestly and ably. The utmost good feeling pre-
Tal1ed, and the meeting will undoo btedly have a
ht1 fic{Al tnduence.