, 1861-09-25
The WkR SPIRIT In OLD kAAE.
SCENES In THE CAMP AND ON
TRE MARCH.
THE usTEpIAL Of TEE REGIMENT. I.
Success of the New Lincoln
=. Regiment.

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Yesterday was dsy OF absorbing Interest L
o old Kane County, caused By the departure G
t the splendid Fox River Regiment to the
ys1s. At an early hour in the morninx, teams Il
aden down with farmers, their wives and i
lauebters, came tbronpinc across the prairie '
nd pouring into Camp Hammond to leave {
heir best wishes, the comfort Of parting ad- t
1Ice. the inspiration Of brave words Of duty /
md last good byea to son, brother and friend I
Who had left the workshop aud the harvest {
or the battle field. AL day long, an almost 7
amending CARAVAN wound into The lines. Inc
neighboring towns Of Aurora Geneva Bata- .
Eia, and the other ad)aaent iocantes winch
lkirt the Fox River, seemed to have empt1ed
thalr cntire- population into the camp
those ""ho hAd no friend, no bro
the1 there" inspired with hke hessS :,
interest IN the closing scenes o1 tamp
Hsninono, Win tnose' 1or "ao" sho noueaJ
had mou1ntol cnaractet* 1uo neeus ~
eeuted were curious IN the e1lfeme' ano u
nature calculated 70 e1on2ly Impress taen
selves upon the memory 1ne "in " oie'aA'
ing up camp, packing Oh STORES ano os2ease'
etEains OF MARTIAL masae e"eep'ne osef tae
beautiful e4opes' hosn, eons sano 1884, n4aoo
p q seeAe unAn" = Wv - lll- - ~
:; TIE MATERIAL CT TEE HEGrMENT.
The Fox River Regiment numbers 1900 men
III +o1d ten coronan1ea of infantry and two
- ]oA1. 49, - t., +ha |
hundred cavalry. The material ID uon Liz
verv Aoes-er If Kane county. Railroad men
1.-.,- IT. -, -o..no,;t{on. men who
s,,z aoaot,v. 'n.U ds repssr it nd engineer
~ S9!srs:ssssS.1.a ILL : :Ss trsck; Vide .vake,
practical, energetic men who vii arsee afse 20 $'
counter no danger which will intinidato. The
s..aan y,rhn3 h-awnv:b,n5ea' ,ron.neyv,d |
1n-n Who. at the plough handle snd in the
hz1vest 6e,d hare been unconsciouslv roatur- |
i,p themselves for q new theatre Of action :: |
tn M xbom toll snd danger are pastime, and
ar r3n,snca matter of d.,,v habit There arr
~ c1arrs ~ nerson. If ,n-door occun.tion.
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4',nao.. W." f1 ~ sAts ~
guet 18th, naming their camp for Col G. G.
Hammond, the well known and efficient su-
pezintendent Of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Rai!rosd- Col. Hammond has taken
v.rrn inherent in tn. Regiment fror Tn IN.
.;n;encv IN ;ts aenartnne and the sn1end;d
hgg- staff upon the grounds, as well IS innu-
merah1e other favors ara The stteztin, ev,.
5enefc NJ tb<t interest The eon;nments of
N. Regiment were ordered snbiect to the ID.
.a,c;s;o~ ~ fo7 wehh II 4 4 ane1c;en+
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thar own horses, under the customary gov.
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anostan1aa1 ano ests!es'oie earaeser' ~
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a nanne1 oAoases' re1t o1aAAe.s " ni7 W
strong teAtose afe also suPpneo W e'en 11'an
TIE HOTTER
). 1he 1oHo"ng IL the compiese foase1 u u
q. heenasal' '--
- ooxnss1oshn OFFICERS.