, 1862-08-15

Tm RAILROAD pREG1KEyr.
This crack regiment being formed under the !
11splces Of the railroads centeting hare Is fap-
idly filling up end promises to be one Of :the !.
contemplation. we understand, on the part Of |
the railroads, to sea that the family of-eYefY
man Who en1ists In this regiment shall be pro-
Tfded for and taken care ofa all hazards. !
Secretary. Stanton has beer; te1ssgrsphed TO
;; for Permission to raise battery and al an
Wrieht's Grove has beeni e selected Il JIG
permanent camp. We are further requested to
say, that all persons who desire to join this
f%se isF oes e sRE snssas: ass5
this evening at 58 Clark street, under the
Sherman House, where the committee will
meet them and confer with than upon the
'oS}ee %est Of he rai5o.d eornolations ,.ve n1a-
pared alotments for the tamflies uf their en-
p1oyees who. enlist, and We presume some
general sy1tem will be adopted that will en-
sure competent support to the families Of
ah ennsting The railroad companies ara
: bound to leave nothing undone which shal
tend to the comfort of the recruits aud the
support Of families.
1he committee who have the organization
In Chicago is ae follows:
Ro6e1t F Forsythe ; d minofs centP; e. = Josenh G 81 E Il
Moore, Pittsburg d Fort Wayne; A. Bigelow.
Michiaan Central Charles s.. Tappen, Ghica-
goand Northwestern; ". L. st. John, Chicar
60 snd Rock Island: 8: g. Baldwin, Chicago
ton and st. Louis; NJ. D:aMsnchester, nlt-
nots Central Southern and Northern Indiana; :
E. Anthony. Gal6na and Chicaso Union Ra11-
road Company. >.
FoR mREs MoarHs' Mnn. go.
ProEB Lewis oftheJ Jonesville(M Mich. )Lsdepes-
def.f has been authorized BY Coy Blair to re-
e5uit . company OF three ksostAs' .aes to take
the p1nce Of the present garrison at Fort
Wayne, ordered to the wa1.
Lieut. Duane Tucker has opened an Office At
Tunniclihe's Saloon in Jonesyi1le, where the
muster roll may be fonnd for all who desire to
enlist In this truly popular corps Mr. 7. bae
the honor Of getting the "drst recruit, )" and
from his well known energetic character will
doubtless swell the ranks to Overlooking. Fall
in, boys, fall In, The company Is to be named,
IN honor OF the gallant Col Fry, 1.-THE Iry
Guards"
FOR CAPT. HA1I's COMPANY.
Fo1ty-hve fne-1ooHng men arrived yester-
Burlington and Quincy Railroad, in charge Of
their Captain, D. J, Hall. This number, we
presume, fills Capt, Halls company up to the
maximum.
FOR 1B MARnB ARTILLERY.
Any person desirous Of joining the United
1ity Of doing 80, By applying at the Office Of
Capt. James Hyslop, No. River street, near
Rnsh street, previous to the 21st inst
En3 IRISH LEGION,
tbs regiment Is filing up rapidly, and BY
Saturday Will undoubtedly be full Several
full companies will reach this city o.day. The
var committee Of the Board Of Trade have
voted to pay to tEfs regiment portion OF the
fund in aid Of recruiting.
REoRU1TIss.
Over three hundred men enlisted yesterday
Push on the work, boys. To-day is the last
chance
SECOND WARD HOME GUARD.
Meetings will be held this evening at eight
| o'clock, in the Mechanical Bakery, corner OF
Dearborn and Washington streets, and at Uhl-
| icl's Hotel On State street, to complete q. far
Home Guard duty Every man who is exempt
! from military duty, Without regard to age, is
invited to attend these meetings, where every
thirg will be explained IN relation to 1t.
| JOHN WILSON, Adjt. pro tem-
| NINETEENTH ILLINOIS.
| Among the arrivals Of yesterday we notice
that Of Lieut.. John Young, who has been de-
tailed in the recruiting service Of this regi.
ment. He will open an office this morning.
| Those deslrous OF Joining an old regiment we
cheerfnlly recommend the Nineteenth as the
pride Of our city. Recruits should bear in
will be discharged at the end OF the term Of
| enlistment of the regiment, (un1ess sooner
diseba1ged.) aud cannot BE- held for three
| years.
ATTENTION HOME GUARDS, FIRST wARDI
There Wtu be meeting for al persons in
TIE First Ward disposed 70 Join this ussocia-
City Park, east of Michigan Avenue, at the
| terminus Of Harrison street, at 8 o'clock.
Several short speeches Will be delivered. All
| persons favorable to this enterprise are earn
! estly requested to be present. Il the weather
l Etrn1H ha hay x-11 he fa17 IN
Warmers Hall, en- Randolph street, two doors
east Of Clark. By order:
1 THE AsAT GUARDS.
The Scandinavian company bearing the
above narne and commanded By Capt. Weld,
has sixty men In camp and twenty more com
COL. sNowHooK's REGIMENT.
From various parts Of the State We notice
that Irish companies are announced as being
for TIE SnoWhook regiment, which promises
to be first in the, field. In the Organization
Of this regiment Colonel Snowho0k has Ia.
bored zeal0uaiy, and We are pleased to learn
his efforts promise to be q success-for to
him is due the credit Of being the first {unde1
the late CALI to arouse our Irish born cit.
zene again to respond to the call Of theil
country.
TIE BHRDAr SHAREHOLDERS.
Capt. Beebe Of the Rsrdan sharpshooters
| T4o 20 LEX 1u1tlnE u tUAApauJ AoE tue DtlQal
Brigade, wants yet few more men for hi
company. He has one Of the finest lots q
men ever recruited in this city. Good rife
shots OF those who can use the rifle will b,
received. Apply at once. The time Is short
and the company will soon be filed. Recruit
ing Office at Daniels cigar store, corner 0
Randolph and Dearborn streets.
DEsERTED-25 ents reward-Frederick G
Miller, formerly a corporal Of Waterhouse'
Battery, deserted his post at Memphis, Angus
5th, 1869. Said Miller Is Of Light complexion
blue eyes, red hair, aud about five feet te,
1uches In height. The above reward will b
: paid for his delivery at Memphis, Tenn.
To the War Fund Committee.
C1ucAao, August 13th, 1861.
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