, 1861-10-23


+; 4 z; G.1Eno1 %gRS1h, II
=; " :; J, sssAT1s. s Democratic Central
3 H.Wa eon'iia'ses'
F.T. sHxnsAn,
First ward-orient House, A, Gibbs and N. ".
f91s5 Ressia %%s5sgatSs s*st .,.st
S. Hyde and ". B, u, Grar: delegates.
III Tf{id Xsrd$6s5la 5 fssat etiss, I. D. Tits
Foa1tb WaIdtA1m6r1 nn 1oS5sga'fs Wm R:,sowana and
Fifth Ward-RooE and Ladder House. corner of
srd 5bos. e. Kinman delega;es. =" - .'~' NV
Fiteh and Eithe1pe si;1 10 daiegates. @ s'
street, Elias shipman aTd n. y. McFa1iand; 10
Eight6 wa5q- North Market, George Mansur
N Ninth nj = WaraEEn9ine a.1 Hoaee M IT. Rn,,cv
r Ter;h = Il Ward"fffa,nE f Rose'e. John Gar=ick and
u Lsmon}iuasa sn%aR Lice Of holding no1,a
sgeily ard d. q. s. Hsll: ? adeleeafesp pN11' ~
IafEe@Ttuai n;sce Of boidine nnlls. Amoa Pat.
8yde PsrENIIsna1 91nca of To1d;no no,,a psu1
% Bremen@Usual % # M % place of hie holdine polls, Mark
and Jo11n CIV: % Jelcaate r. so's poue - D. 1A44ef
Iyons-uausi place ofhoiding polls, Alfred Ward
soaih ehiesgo1seo. Hiyers, ". P. constock,
Palos0Taual place Of election. Alex. Roberts
o1land-usus, % niace e Election. J. f. My4ick
ard Thomas HARDY: delesate. '1
Lake Vlew-Usual place OF election; J, II.
Nj NilsemHanaj ao Il niaee Of electog H. Waller and
John Hoffman + delegates.
es a0d 4nhn napus31 p1asGe g. "ton T.
Progiso-Usual place Of election; David
I9atcaes and y: ~, =; an3taer; delegates. % w
kiDgajy and ". B. Mcintosh; 2 delegates. - y"
M MHHsM4s9a5 sso,ti paee of election; Rooney anu
Evanston-usuai place Of election; E. Hsskin
and a1: =: G. HGag; .; 2d;segates: de- IT :,... m
Hanover1Usnal place q election; D. S. Ham
Thcrntou-Ueual nIace Of election. Jnhn Jnhn
son ard 4, =. Dalton; delegates.
hout and Bneh: 1ejeoetes a. sies1'n' " ILL., oostef'
Rich-Ueual place Of election; Jacob RhIel aud
nYn.y gaa metnsr 1TsI,,si 1 11elegatses;
and Wm. Emerson delegates. '''@'S't
Jenne1eoqMusnM place OF election; c. Noble
Elk Groye-Ueua1 place q election: B. Waters
arg 1. 4, e E,;s C;Ioush delegate. ,
and 4. Pierce; DELEGATE. '' ~ -Al714
n NSoTthae1d-ueual hd plaes Of election; D, Study
Wheeling~TEual phce o1 election: D. Came.
fos9s syr;, and Gt9: Strong DELEGATES:
ding and g. Peek; deleeate. 0'' 49, ''>''''
,a5 New a T.ier-GE9al place Of election; N. Corn
~ Tha-a1 aue Sae L. "uson' ue,sga1es:
ooa 60. ~. sase'lone "M oe nefu on = Inc
ooe' .Ae1' eo.nne u tne cAt5,
AsAIeLOn d4A l44t I3Ih HI 4 O'CLOCK, AQQ
s.oems .. " e'oeA =. m., anu a. osher plaeea
s,a,auss esne1ns ~ . oe1ock ano elosang 81 .
1,usA =. ~.
psieoao a".1eo % Ju1see III Lie auoVe
Aos 90 4s4u7eseu ~ aes, ana II case tne9
:-s ne'' 'noSe e4soen' VIII eeaset tueil o"h
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A yf.tk a~or~ rho
Bros PotaI, Mound CIV unti Pea19
can.
Editors of the Chicago Tribune:
A stay of weak among the hoan;t,,z o+
ca;ro Rfra,s p,f,+ .eo1,a S;.. - r ~
hss made US acquainted with the circumstau-
cee, wants and necessities of the sick and
tha;- s4+.n5.,+a
T ~ ......
iae morning OF our arrival We were accom-
panied though the hospitals Of Cairo by the
-emarrahlv ef1;c;ant o1a 1,,nana ue,.,.s~ 49,
1s.....:s,, :, ~ -. " sAo.sA4s
commissioner, III. A1ener, from New York
city, who instructed us in the miputIB Of
9rhat 1a diee or d;arosea -,,,- Art, -
~ ' s:-a $500 0o e0poea "As " ~ sA'uane nim'
IL. eAn@ons Is 6l'gaoe surgeon" at this
point. We regret We did not see him. The
hospitals are divided into two diyIs3ons The
R.c;menta1 and +ha f,a,ar.7 ~ .r;,;ta,m, ~
5AN~.N, ,"]...e @A1 .ne oens."4 "a. VI 915. 1ae
1eg11aentsl AospaIals are 1of each especial reg
iment, having their appoirted Surgeons, Nur-
ses ard stc1es-a.e generally In q bad state
from, the fart that they ara ,ozin., 49,, ao;.t
.1.@ - 49, 49, ~ ss Nv ~" Ao1a poul'
10 Polht, anu III great need o1 necessariea for
the eick. Ateome ne found no female nursea.
vh1ch xant the sict- comn,e;,ad oe ,rha.a
> e'4tetses@ VIZ Aoe1e
YVES eomp1aant mades and We observed
that one OF more Of the Surgeons was
fncomnetsn+. owing IN. bab7,a th,t rnf7t 49,
. = ~"e ,,.,l s- eA4@s oun' :. A's
msn aoI ooty. 1he surgeons genefaliY, arc
sentative to the complaints Of the suffering,
Tut some lack order and discipline, which may
be rtmeditd by experience. These instances
may be owing TO aSscnee Of female nurses.
Miss Die has recommsnded m that there be two
for zach regiment The Military Hospital Is
where the most cases are concentrated from
all points: The one at Cairo Is large, airy,
brick building and comfortably furnished,
though great deal Is needed, such IS mat.
| ting, epittoons, tin wash basins and stands for
the medicines. N thls hospital, We found
secefstQnistE, spoke Will one, an ot6Cer-Who