, 1861-08-15

emergencies they 60 voluntaril
tney cannot be ordered out Of the State It i
lnt1mated that the 9tate authorities viii fssu
quota Of arms aud accoutrements to fh1
regiment at once, on Its full formation,
1t has been = suh)ect OF much inquiry o,
the part Of many Of the members Of on
Home Guard organizations whether If the
should join this regiment, they made them
selves subject to orders Of the General Gov
efnment officers; and Committee was an
pointed at meeting yesterday, to set forth K
lne public the particular status Of the regi
ment. Gov. Yates has been informed Of tht
action Of the Committee.
There are many OF our citizens who, could
they In justice to themselves and others, go in
to service, would do so at once, aud now hold
themselves ready for service in case Of actual
] need.
This regiment affords all these men an On
portunity to perfect themselves for good ser
vice, should an emergency require us to rally
to the support Of Government; while It l.
not subject to long and tedious duty until
They voluntarily go into actual seryice. This
regiment should be to Chicago and the State
what the Seventh Regiment or National
Guard is to New York City and State.
Therefore, the public should feel 8 great in
terest IN 1t. Every able bodied man may yet
be wanted to aid in the defeuce Of our Nation
al Union. An opportunity is now afforded to
every one to prepare for duty TINT soon
enough may desolye on Us all, and no man
can give a reasonable ercnaa IN +haaa - t,,za. ...
for not making himself ,v,,1a.,1o -. ~, ..'.se
vice of his country. ''N0 0~A
For the cnmn,t+aa
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~ s pa foE 81 IAn ILLINOIS voLuNrKERs,-
90. 80 1a1a " meoicA Examiners for this
-s~ ' = " q d. sonnson, IL u, PRESIDENT,
.eoumeo 40. leelt se8sloas ID thls city On the 9th
me@, " tne rooms OF the Indian Agency, In
thev h.v. 4,assas 4N.-."4z : W I" 'nls care
follows DIS. ". Wagner 90 us, nasts,s,4S -
q. WIner. A " Ho,sa 1.s p... - -
Gcodhraka r, n Ke,,t,o.s W.: ~" s e., a4 -
Henry parta- cho,,as CO, IT .. - 11ef>.m'
RI. Metc,1f - T.a~ss1 ' -, -, H. b. oa1Ae'
r G:.Roona Ca ~. ~. elay'
R1aks W Haur.a" n - nasso,, O. -
Rohfrts and T ' y Tnt.1, o. ~ s''ere't' Jas
T~an+1 49, .n.,..a@a s o.,
Aso oeea passed, as follows: Drs. T, Babb.
John fetzer, T. z. Bailey, a. Blake, Carl
Mun1z, j. 8. Hunt, s. G. Plummer, George q.
Dewey, T. q. Bal1hache, Sanford Bell. Charles
Davis, O. G. Hunt, D. stah1, Jas. Ham;1ton
E. Gulich, Bepj. r, Stevenson. n p onosh1
G. B. Tomkins, John N. Phinna- wm r r,ar
Theodore Bluthardt ' 49, = o'''''
- o. nc aaFe Deem able to learn, and
!ueg.ng nom the character Of the examining
oo&lo, We nave 10 reason to doubt but these
ne al good appointments; and therefore
"oula no4oe considered personal, in stating
some 1acts OF which we are personally cogni-
zant, uuthfully illustrating the competency of
devils. u, th.t ne,dar n,,,,+.-. 1,s. .1.. 4eoA
ard often d.np-rons 4 a,a,.1se. 'sans' ~
Ohio Reeiment IN ser.;oa - 49,. mss,,. y, sne %
wss aerione1v nnt1raz aHs | 49, 10, seton'
aid to he ah1a tn re,na;a ~ :. .as4,a ~ts " ptonPs
the surpeon {or +,aa+7aa1t ~ m ' eppneu 70
sarea 70 49, ~ s,,n.,es..aS .en': Inc remedy es'
which Il ~. ;nFa~sas ~ " .so osntn'e"' nom
would have been mended with sticking plas-
ter, and teeth drawn by admInfstaT;ne . hsns-
full Of gum drops.
Another member Of ths came company YVES
po"ela' ne became At last too sick to remain
N :. tne camp hospttal, and being removed to
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