, 1861-10-22
Johp Brown. Jr,ss Naarpshoosers.

John Hf0Wbs 1F.s6 nh2Tpsho04cf&s
This company, consisting Of some sixty SIX
neu, under the command Of John Brown, Jr.,
son Of him who met so sad fate in
7rginia, arrived In this city at ~ O'Clock last
light, Oh the Michigan Southern Railroad,
nd after a eupper provided for them at 12s
Dearborn street, proceeded to quarters as
igned to them at No. 229 Lake street. The
company has been in camp at Cleveland about
month, and is composed Of hunters, lumber.
men, de-, all frst-zate shots, and capable Of
enduring haldships such as would kill an ordi-
nary man. The Captain. John Brown, Jr., Is
8 nan apparently about thirty years Of age,
large, veil built, Of somewhat forld COM
p'exor, with firm and decided 1ook-fall Of
energy and daring. The First Lieutenant,
campaign with the Ohio 10Th, in Western Viz
ginia. The Second Lieutenant is George 4,
HoYt, the young Boston lawyer who yolun- |
tarily defended John Brown, Ben, at his trial |
il Virginia The Orderly Sergeant, L. F. Cot |
ton, also served with the Ohio 18Th in Western |
Virginia
The men, as We said before, are hardy
looking set Of fellows. They have been en-
listed principally from the States Of New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio. Muscular, actife, and
thoroughly Injured to toll aud privations, they
are evidently "boys who fear no noise" They
LETT Cleveland at five O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, aud we're kindly received at several places
On the road. At Oberlin, Ohio, the citizens
gave them fine breakfast, and also furnished
them with quantity Of provisions packed In
boxes, sufficient to last the company a NUM-
ber Of days.
Their destination is Kansas, where they are
to be nttsched to Montgome1y's Third Regi-
ment, Kansas Brigade.
They are to remain in Chicago soma feW
daye-and it is possible that arrangements
may be made to arm and equip them here.
Otherwise they will receive them at Lsayen.
worth, KanEas. They are to have Enfield
rifles with sabro bayonets. They would make
valuable addition to any regiment.
On their VAT from the depot, the Company
halted in front Of the TRIBUNE Office, and
sarg the song, " John Browns body lies mou1-
de1ing In the Gravel in fine style, gave three
1ousiug cheers, and proceeded to their quar-.
ters.
To the Good ana Patriotic Ladies Of
Chicago and tho Northwest:
Having been fayered with visit to the regi-
ments and hospitals Of the army in Missouri,
permit me to Indicate what is deemed indis-
peuszible for the relief and comfort of the
brsye men who make up the army for the de-
| ment:
Let. Hospital shirta, two breadths un6leaehed
| muelin one yard vide, one and half yards long
open onehalf gard at flap; length Of sleeve, three
| fourths yard; hem ut Wr1et and leave open ten
inches; depth OF arm hole, twelve inches; length
Of collar, twenty inches length Of slit In front
ya5a With Pisce ce, to 1ap under four inches
ID. 1ooae Drawers, one and quarter yard
long, with breadth Of one yard wide mnslin Il
each leg, with hem and drawing string a5ount
the waist and at the bottom Of each leg !; length
from waist to crotch On back, TWENTY-FIVE inches.
tons and button holes.
3D. Mat, made from linen rags, either ecrapei
OF rayeed in abort threads. The lint must be per
fec1ly clean and free from any faint Of disease.
4th- Bandages., First, Rollers, from one to fou
inches wide. aoeut four yards long; Of eof5 costo'
ad n9sd 5aGassss sss q RP snne
overlap in front; width, ten to thirteen inches
with narrow cores at the hips;. three and hal
With three broad tspes On each side, attached upo
u 9th. Light Flannel Dressing Gowns Of dif5s' #
ne1s na1 Of dtderent eizes. S'-'9 4'N>'' 3'''
, 6th. Bed Linen. Sheets. two and half yard
VIII Eth Jeilies. m dried or canned Fruits of ever
t Kind {pnt up In tin cans}, Corn Starch, Farint
Rice, Sage, Pearl Barley, &c, &c.
Also, ordinary wooden and cotton shirts an
e - ~ ao-.a, oarar,sae - = Esch ,.a,i,ean+ u
, asa.,a 80. ,rooa .-,r13z &c :
!. ssles a-4;o,ss enr,;shea aa aoon az noas;h,
!. 1a.ee o.,..a.o ~ a,a.. -G5a-, ~,
8 aata~ - the hoani+a1 Tbere Is 1nnch a;clne
It s -, 49, 3eaa,;+,a. 1,1,;sh u,th +.a 70
e ossr..a snn1,,v If hoan;ta1 stsres. rend
It as14~;,,t;ans a r-aaa;zg npcesa7+v At
e ~s.'-as..a, s,,ro,aor,s ars annn1;ed lot con,
'e ..s or,ant7t,as be sent FIR the 1,osn;ta1a At
Ga,,;s ~ ca,ro po11a Tef1srson civ and 9th
Lous' ~aAo' iso'l0' 'saeA oAS3, 11 Wv
localities; and organizations in all the tor
Of the Northwest should be formed at on
,q and 60 to work zealously to supply the
" ,nand
at Contributions can be sent to the central .
a, cistiea, and then Forwarded to the places
in need.
Is, Let "a central organization be established
u Chicago immediately, inviting co-op.ratie
re and at the same time ladies may look after
'ss companies and regiments formed IN their
nd eral localities. Let one Chicago regiment
~ cheered, without delay, BY proper proVis
es, for their wants. The blankets used in
re hoEpitals are needed for the men IN the He
is let each family send coyerlid to take
'ss place Of the blanket.
i'll, Packages for distribution, until Chic
society is formed, and arrangements perfect
om may be sent to "a and 20 Lake street; t
MS will receive proper attention.
no NV wife accompanied me in my visit,
ry. will be able to satisfy any one by relatio
the vhat she eaw, We must all give heed
ion the humane demand to take good care Of
but sick ard wounded soldiers,
ids. Very respectfully, JAMES h. BoWE
ved -
era1 a ZINE eqoAa 1of camp Do"Eae.
the nnn1toAo m.'te,Ao s'a1o wy A'''' WV
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ives .onn1 mn a. n1ino1s afforaa 's sto;+ea II
the 80 49, th,a -ao-,n~ sor 1an,rs nn1,r1s.
&C asao Thar ~ - na,n.rvT cant p.aa
was .Do.:~s,t s ura..~~- ro9.11 ae5 o.a =
d to I 1a,,1a sconis;t;on r. that connanv whon
r.r+a;,, mar ,-e.,, fao1 r,ro,,d In no,o,n
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'4Sk- ieETeG mobI ~ ta1b WILL, uOt sucA as