, 1861-08-22
MILITARY MATTERS.

.G Volunteers wanted for Company r. 1ath
5i' neglmient' aoW @ at Cairo, Colonel Macarthur com
has been mustered IN and w1i pr6babIy see active H
service ~ az early as any battalion in the Held
The pay OF the noncommssioaed ot1cers. mus1-
@ eians and p1iEates has been 1ai-ed s. Per moath,
which, together with bounties aad allownneee'
make the pay about equal to nlecha atcss wages
| EecIa!ts are sent to Ialro free of charge. Good
viii be taken, aEd viii receive @ extra , pay. SA's'
| All the discharged three month"; volunteers WIN
have have served IN ttis regiment, and particularly
t6ose ho hare served IN my company, viii be
gladly received Come in and see rs at all events,
whether you re-eniist or not. We shall be glad
oshaEe hands vita tiir old companion in arms
The recruiting station is at tic corner Of Ran
aio,ph ina and Dearborn streets. in in SeThalrs Build
Captain compsny Z, Iath Res. III Vol.
au141w 11' w.
Engineer Regiment,
Col. ]. ". WiEon having received commission
frcm the Secretary Of War to raise forthwith q
regiment OF Mechanic !Fasileers to he employed
oRsr RoE 70 5e eae5sa ARa M
three years or the war, all Captains and officers
mn1stering M Companies will please corresposd With
street. opposite the Briggs Hons<, where they viii
be mustered into esEyiee. Parties wishing to join
the above regiment will bear IN mind that pEivates
receive an additional pay Of fifty cents per day
more than other vol9nteere. By order Of
Col Col. ]. ". WILSON, Commander.
P. S.--Mechanics or active lsborers Wishing to
quarters. tt,
Students' Rffto Regiment.
This regiment is noW rapidly filing up. A aqnad
viii etatt flo1 Chicago to join it Friday morn
to a No 3
for fnTther information,
RECRUITS FOE KANSAS BR1GADE.-Fuu comps-
Mes squads Y eingle recruits wanted for this
department Of service. Subsistence and trans
nnTtEf1En iSh "a
TO me ald accepted. No department Of the ser
; xlee can n be more inviting to the young men who
eq ipmeats are ready for distribution on arrival
of recruits at Fort Lesyenworth
For Information M apply to James E. Mills, Metro
Moline, KocE iziaLd and Davenport. en- for two s5
w.tks Il, F, SIcK1tEs
aug s1aw* Recruiting Service KB.
SEAMAN's BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, ,-I Innorta1t
business requires the attendance Of the members
at the meeting this {Thu1sday) evening, at ~
O'Clock. 70
~ Cook & McLain, 1923 Clark street, are clean
ing and dying ladies' silks, ehawls, &c, at the
! lowest possible prices.
fS Go to John Jones, No, t19 Dearborn street,
Chicago, and get your clothes thoroughly cleaned
and neatly repaired tie Oldest and best estabi=h-
ment IN the city. Tonr clothes will not be drawn
up By steamiDg, nor spoiled with chemicals. Give
| me trial. Ny prices are as low as the lowest,
| ang20x2t
UNITARIAN P1c-NIc,-The First Unitarian So
| City and Unity Church will have basket picnic
| at Wmeska, On wednesday, August a1st. The
| cars will start from the Old Milwaukee Depot at
| 45 O'Clock 4. H., and arrive back at Chicago at
| 51b Pm.
Tickets for the round trip. 20 cents for adults,
| and Is cents for children. The Committee Of Ar
rangementa viii provide ice. lemons and sugar;
all other refteehments parties will provide for
themselves. The Committee will convey baskets,
&c, from the Depot to the Grove.
The Light Guard Band viii be in attendance
auga42t
GAS FNrunEs.-$20,0o0 worth OF new styles
must be sc1d within sixty days. 1872 Lake street.
jy2esot HIM WuxAR1H.
The notes Of the City Bank Of Ottawa will
| be received on deposit and redeemedin New York
| exchange at y Of per cent, by the Western Ma
ri1e and Fire Insurance Company.
1ug5-15t j. q. WooDWuRrH, President.
~ Cook s. McLain, IS Dearborn street, hare
saade their price fo1 cleaning and dyelng Gent's
| garments lcsa than a1y other teasa il the city.
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