A Hint For The Soldiers' Aid Society

glHj li in i lae letter froui SViwhnigtoii lo the Detrtii Pnhune, and eofnmend it t tliu coMtdei atinn of tbe ladiea of the 8ldiers' Aid SoeUjt,y ''f ihiCity, niid t" nliei1 fMHtlar Mcititi in ihe couritv. 8peaking f the nrganizat i i) in WuchiogtOD of a " Mkshijcun Sikli r Ri-liff AHtKioiutioo," tlio writer t the Tribune HHV : ■'Ii lian been racBBtly aacertained ih. I lurgu MinoiintM ot blunfeetc, otothinp, btwpitttl stuit, &c, forwtirded lïorn th? wvru1 Sl.u-.s t the Sanitwy Comrnittee, have beun lor months lvinji in tlie depcrtn nul wrarehonses uoculled for und untouohed. whilu tlie Roldiera for whotn tliee coinforls were titeudeii, have ldDgui#bed aiul utiffored iVdin tlie wudI Üierpiit. I hopo Michr;in will muid no inoro dunHtions to aiiv hut Michigan trien, mul thttn . ly tbrough oriraiiiz itiuns (fcr 'fiat purpise) cif Michigan men. The Committeert ot ttiis aHSoeiation ore alieaJy at wolk inventignting the condituxi ard ariHiif uur men, pre[)ardUiiy to the (JistrbuIi'M) of any trootls or stores which mav be forarct)d to il from tho Aid Socielies of our Stute or elsowhere." Judire Edmcnds, C!crnmisii'iner of the General Land Offiüe, is Presidöiit of the A.-sociation, and H. J. Alvohd, Secretarv, and paokagei addioM'd t'i their v-.ivn wili ba norato rnuch their dwotiaution, and nol rot in slore-hiiises