, 1862-08-22


for their gallant old chlef-Gen. Turchin. 4 |
general and puaetual attendance Is desired |
D.. BELL,
DOS. &. G. FoRREBT,
PETER DAGGY,
D. ". LAABgRT5oy,
c. L. SHEPARD.
Notice.
The captains OF companies who are sppli-
cants to I'll the Sd regiment Of the Board Of
Trade Brigade, are requested to report imme-
diately to the War Committee Of the Board of
Trade, IS camping ground for that regi-
ment has been selected Or the North Side
Per order, J. L. HANCOCK, Chm
THH WORLDS HORSE FAm.-As various r.
responsible parties arc circulating malicious
reports that the Worlds Horse Fair had been
given up or postponed, VIE are authorized By
the Secretary to state that these reports are
unqualifedly false. The fair will be held at
the time stated, September End, and will con.
time two weeks. The gathering OF horses
promises TO be splendid, and no obstacle Is
spparent, conflicting with the entire SUCCESS Of
the Fair.
a very excellent arrangement has been ef.
feeted With the Superintendent Of Police, by
which the inter will issue passes to 1eeYe the
city, upon the grounds. Holders Of railroad
tickets stamped by the Secretary will need no
other credentials to secure pass. Those de-
slripg to attend the Fair need therefore ap~
prebend no difficulty upon This score
JUsr TEE CHANCE roR RECRUITS.
spauldIng's dne company, now in camp, and
attached to the Second Board Of Trade Regi-
ment, needs a few more men to I'LL it to the
maximum. Those purposing to enlist cannot
have a better opportunity than this. Captain
spa1ding is q thorough officer and gentleman.
The members Of his company are desirable
companions in Ill respects. The ladies' Of the
Clark Street n. E. Church have taken this
company under their charge and will provide
| them with many little essentials OF camp life.
| Excellent and substantial rubber blankets will
also be furnished to the men. Nothing will
| be left undone which shall minister to the
wants and comfort OF the prfvates. Recruit,
ing office at the tent, east gate Of Court House
| Square. Address P. 0. bog 1913.
| WELL DoSE.-A young man named James
| ehrinkley left Detroit some days since and
came to this city to arrange some financial
matters, preparatory to emba.king in busI-
ness at Manistee, Michigan. BE had succeed
| ed in collecting the handsome sun Of S. 900,
but before his return Vas seized with the war
| fever. His idea Of patriotic duty was para
mount to all others. The money Was depos-
tied with his mother, the business deferred
and young shrinkiey transferred himself into
the Board Of Trade Battery, as private. He
| will make his mark,
Contributions to the Half Orphan
Asylum.
The managers Of the Nursery and Half Or
phan Asylum desire to acknowledge the fol-
lowing donations from November 1st to Au-
gust LIST:
Three barrels crackers from Mechanical
I Bakery: from Mr. Phillips, one large rocking
chair and nineteen small chairs from Mf
Reichberg, one hundred pounds meat at vari-
: GUS times; from MIR. G. Smith / barrel -four
from Keen & Lee, books and one dozen
slates;- from Mrs. Mccormick, clothing
ead irons; from Mrs. Dr.. Lord. molasses
from Mrs. E. Wood, crib; from Mrs. Barber,
one bedstead, one mattress and pillows, II ot
butter, one barrel potatoes and one small bath
from Mr.. Roinhe1d, medicines; from slrs. F.
Gibbs, lounge; from Mrs. Paulson, two mat
trasses and 5 chairs from Doggett, Bassett s
Hills, u pairs of shoes; from ". Ii. Ross, {
; yds calico; from Mr. We1heril1, l6 Shaker
bonnets; from Mr. ]. 7. Ryerson, l bedstead
feeding chair and crib: from Mrs. T. B
Bryan, . COW; from 8. G.. Griggs & Co.,
sla'es and 6 pencils; from Jones, Perdue
Small, slates and pencils; from Mr., Bliss
sponges; from Humeston d Co., one doze1
eponges; from Jacob Bosen, twenty pound
corned beef; from Mr., Hinsdale, brown sugar
from Nj. ]. A. Parsons. i've pounds tea; from
Mr. Wicker, coffee; from ". Mccormick
: | ore dozen willow chairs; from Mrs. G. Hig
gins, one comforter.