, 1862-08-21
Cen. rurc,,1n and the 9th negfment

Zen. Turchin. and the 19tn Aes; nsAo
YiiInois volunteers.
n4e fathers. .trothers and ether relatives OF
;ha 18th regiment Of Illinois volunteers sse fe
1nesaea to meet IN the gentlemaD's parlor ot
he Sherman House tomorrow, Ihussoas'
anpnst21st st 13o'c1ock g. n, to adopt sut-
,hle method Of testtfgtng their high esteem
tor their gallant old chief-Gen. Turelin- 3
general and punctual attendance is desired
= :. ID. Y, BEL17
Jos. z. G. FORFEIT,
=. PETER DAaaE,
D. ". LAMBERrsox,
'~ C. L. SHEPARD t
r.. Notice.
The captains Of companies who ara appn.
cauts to gil the Sd regiment OF the board o1
Trade Brigade, are requested to report imme.
diately to the War Committee Of the boara OF
Trade, FL camping ground for thas fegs
mept has been selected Oh the North Side !
Per order. ). L. HANCOCK, Chin
Ta WORLDS HORSE FAR.-As various II
responsible parties are circulating malicious
reports that the Worlds Horse Fair had been !
given up or postponed, We are authorized py
the Secretary to state that these reports are
uroualifedly false. The fair will be held at
the1tinae stated, September 2nd, and will con-
Time TIVE Eeeks. The gathering Of horses
promises to be splendid, and no obstacle Is
apparent, conflicting with the entire SUCCESS Of
the Fair.
4 very excellent arrangement has been ef-
fectea with the Superintendent Of Police, by
which, the latter viii Issue passes to leave the
city, upon the grounds. Holders Of railroad
tickets stamped by the Secretary will need no
other credentials to secure a pass. Those de-
string to attend the Fair need therefore ap-
prehend no difficulty upon Ibis score.
JUST TIE CHANCE FOB RECRUITS
spau1ding's fine company, now in camp, and
attached to the Second Board Of Trade Regi-
ment, needs few more men to fill it to the
maximum. Those purposing to enlist cannot
have better opportunity than this. Captain
spaldiog is q thorough officer and gentleman.
The members Of his company are desirable
companions In all 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 lie.
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 privates- Recruit.
ing Office at the tent, east gate Of Court House
| Square. Address 2. o. box 1878.
| WELL DoSE.-A young man named janet
Shrink1ey left Detroit some days since ani
came to this city to arrange some inancia
matters, preparatory to e1nbasking in busi
ness at Manistee, Michigan. He had succeed
| ed In collecting the handsome sum Of 5000
but before his return was seized with the Wal
fever. His idea Of patriotic duty WAS para
mount to all others. The money was depos
tied with his mother, the business deferret
and young shrink1ey transferred himself int,
the Board Of Trade Battery, as private. 81
will make his mark
Contributions to the HALF Orphan
The managers Of the Nursery and Halt o.
phan Asylum desire to acknowledge the 70?
lowing donations from November 1st to AT
gust LIST:
Three barrels crackers from Mechanic:
Bakery. from NT. Philips, one large rockln
chair and nineteen small chatrs: from NJ
Reichbe1g, one hundred pounds meat at var
I ons times; from Mr. G. Smith l barrel -four
from Keen & Lee, books and one doz9
states; from Mrs. Mccormick, ; clothing
. from Mrs. Datur, clothing ;from Mr: Gardeie
+ sad irons; from Mrs. Dr.. Lord, molas5es
q from Mrs. E: Wood, crib; from Mfs. Baroe
: ore bedstead, one mattress and pi1o ows; }4r
: butter, one barrel potatoes and one small bal
j Tub; from Mrs: Winchester, potatoe:
# from Mr. Roimhsld, medicines; from Mrs.
Gibbs, lounge; from HRS. Pauison, two ma
| trazses and chairs from Doggett, Bassett
: Hills, II pairs Of shoes; from ". u. Ross,
le IDS calico; from nir. Wetherii, 16 Shak
6ounets; from Mr. j. T Ryerson, bedstea
n- feeding chair and crib; from Mrs. T.
~ Bryan, 8 COW; from s. C.. Griggs d Co..
y ela1es and 6 pencils; from Jones, Perdue
20 Small, elates aud pencils from Mr.. Biz
= spongee; from Humeston & Co., one dog
- epongee; from Jacob Bosen, twenty poun
= - coGned beef; from Mr.. Hinsdale, brown sug'
= from Mr. j. 4. Parsons, five pounds ten; fri
I, Mr. Wicker, coffee; IRON ". McCormis
A. one dozen willow chairs; from Airs. G. Il
= gins, one comforter.