, 1861-11-25

| The .larn ~ a.. ~ aat,,s.. ..1-.s .N.
twelve o,cloek. "a. occas;one3 80 ~, - 49,.
/ ire Of fbe extens,ye n1.nirg estah,;.hrren.
.. u~neo oy =: =. kana q Co. s99 South Wells
| ttfeet, Rud directly opposite the CITY Bride
we'll The fire originated In the furnace room.
AID owing to the furious wind prevailing at
the time, spread with great rapidity, until the
Whole building which WAS one OF the largest
ct The kind In the city, Was enve1oped in
nsmee, reauclng II IN short time to p11e Of
emonloenng asnes' = portion OF the building,
s,st9 1eet IN lengeh' "as occupied by hessrs'
| osAanef' a1e1f1n anu osners' as "ou1o1ng and
3o.As enops' WHOSE los5es' OWING 20 the
1AseneSS VI ING noof' II was Impossible 10 as"
~ n,,, u;,
pt4as ,1...I . "aa nnsa WIN "a e1sen-
1.e 1.-A ~ 'o1os4' oosA ieaeu anu nn'saeo'
.,.'.aN.i5 80 "tI. . avao. ~ laaeulnefy. ne
S1a--s1., e-.e ~. - p-oo-' 4o.ua ne9 si',oo"'
~ se. 49," @.e 70 et14a4 Ans1t aaee' 1ae
st' N,, 1uam e1ute1 ano nunoes oi u1ne1 WOOD
eu naauina IL tno i.@f oi 1ae mln LOOK n'e
sete1ai ''"es no" 'ne 1nceEsans showers OF
cinaers and heavy sheets Of flames driven
- >'' "An"' e410
"uI5 eaSeo n"A11 oe7IA oettoA ny Ria tA1-
thtng efforts Of the Chief Engineer and fire.
men who worked arduously and ineessantly
until they had conquered the fire.
meaT.
This fine regiment from Ga1ena and vicinity
ten at Camp Doue1a, mt vst h.,nr 49, ~ Wa ..s.
ness for their reception. Although the Wig
- ~ IL eonoltos, BILL the me1
have been made as comfortable IS the circum-
.'. 4t 10 w 1e Aopso, aoHe7ef,
~s ensn etey n tnas ouao1ng Will be OF short
ae.SNN!,, on 4uu snat coa 'enaeas ana commod1ous
sa,,as 49, .e - ~. 's ~sssaso 'nen nntn they are
nv ~ .oAe .As "eto'
usAI non nu"pers nlne companies,
80 " "msn ete !n1' ~ is eonnaeatly e1-
pes.eo no"e'ee tH'ss 'ae oalance Will be Tiled
~ ts..1 -. ~ ~" ~. ".Ae, - ~ t1o 1arsnes1'
.;as,s 49, ..a1,s e. - W.. me non.cotn1nas-
hen na5a CO.. Ths f.,s ~ aen.aaG ~ n.an Aasng
far ~ apnofnted, are a. fo1,o.s. ~ 80
co1cuel-Jobn +. smits-
Lieutenant Colonel-J. A. Maltby.
1dintsnr@WiiIian 1diteWiiIil eTI1I = Froborc.r
cohrAsT ORGANIZATION.
COMPANY a AAdSaptain, A. PanlFgrove; First
George Moo,e-M men. A0 1Aa@'sAan''
Company B-Captain, Luther H. Cowan; First
& ToW sdoss nnues' m.E oecono AeareaaEt,
company G-Ceptsln, Thomas Burns; Fi.st
ian Rs9ncks yames nsn hoase' second Lieutenant,
cemp.ny D-Captain, T. D. Coanor First; Lieu
DneM}h D; :. M n' i'o"1e5 oecono heuteaant, John
Company E-captain, c. B Fisk; First Lieutan-
Asf ~ Men ~ oets'fee' oecono Lieutenant, vacant
Company G-Captstn, R. p Sealy; First Lieu
9s man 9@cant sseond Lieutenant !" h Gritfsn
Tbeoa .ra +b. o~1n
comnanies Ther4 10 ~ - = .-.e1 c-a1
Belyidere NUMBERING 20 =, nnae.a ao-s,.sz s
of Lieutenant A, 7. Coomfa o,e fron, r,har-.
valley With * men comnnandaa g ~ ~ go. S..t..
a. 'onneon' ana one HoA Na9kcgan contain
4ls " 11eA' anoes L1eptenant Il. BoJce.
As aaF as unnofms, s,equipments and munitions
are concerned, this regiment IL completely
1oEnleneo' as no Illinois regiment heretofore
has been, and ready to take the field at mo-
ment's notice. The credit for this complete
preparation Is due to Hor. E. B. WAsnDuRSE,
Who has been untiri7g in his efforts at Wash
irgton and elsewhere to fit out the Regiment
IN style Of which Illinois might be proud
Hitherto no Illinois regiment called into the
service has left the State with the henaf7+ of
e4ogie noul pfaetlce III tne manual o1 arms,
uue .uanAs 10 'ne un#eaiylng LABOR and de-
te1n4nea perseverance OF Ill. Washburne,
eueeeks has cfo"1eo Els e1orts, and one regi-
ment' al least, "lA Leave The state properly
equ'pFeo ano oEliieo. In appreciation Of his
satoaale Aao p811letlc sefflees IN this d1rsc-
non' 1ne regiment before leaving Galena
as"Tte Wastbrrua lead Nina Rao;uapt u
and we have f,l] fairh. knovzno +ho ofo,ootar
of +ba men co,n,,s;-o., - t1,.t t2s-S:11 'S1
=, -. p"011s ~ Inae lucy MILL 90 10
a1sc1edlt to the name Of their gallant and