, 1862-08-20


to form brigade for General Turchin. Mr..
Wicker said 1t was no time for long speeches;
be lad done making them. He shenld now
close up his business In Chicago, shoulder q
mufket, and fight for this government, till the
rebellion was crushed out. This announce
ment Was received with enthusiastic applause.
After MT. Wicker's remarks, the audience
Was entertained by the singing Of "The
Sword Of Bunker Hfll," given by Mr. Church,
and "The Red, White and Blue" by Frank
Lumhard, the entire audience joining In the
chorus. The meeting then adjourned, with
three roueing cheers for Colonel Turehin, and
the ttRed, White and Blue"
The First Board OF Trade Res1ment-
Election of Officers.
The first Board Of Trade Regiment held an
election yesterday afternoon for regfmentA
officers, which resulted in the choice Of Fred
erick a. Starring, Colonel; j. G. Wright,
Lieutenant Colonel, and E. n. Chester, Ma
ior.
A recent order from the war department
fsrbi1ding any officer connected with an old
regiment from leaving 1t to take position in
8 new organization, would have cut off Col.
Starring from an election to his present posi-
tion, but for a slight modification Of that
order, procured by GOV. Yates, at the earnest
solicitation of the first regiment, large ma
jority Of whose members were anxious to
place Colonel Starring at their head.
In answer to communication
sent BY some OF the officers, Gov. Yates
telegraphed back that permission had been
granted BY the War Department to Colone1s
of old regiments to accept new commands.
This permit, however, does not apply to Off
GERS in Gen. Pope's nor Gen. McClellan's
army.
Atthe time this election YVES held, Col star-
ring was On his way home from Springfield. On
arriving here, he Was met at the depot BY the
line officers Of the regiment, and the Great
Western Band. by whom he was escorted to
the Sherman House, where he Vas formally
introduced to each associate officer. Appro.
priate speeches were then made by Lieuten-
ant Colonel Wright, Major Chester, and 9TH
ere.
At q full meeting Of the line officers Of this
regiment, it was unanimously
regiment be rendered to Col Ticker and assoc1. ae
At otaceTs. 1or their Kindness IN extending the
D. m, thereby securing to us the n man n ' of % our
unahin.ous @ e@hoice, @ Col. Fred A. Starring
er'9 ~ I,t1 ~ W F.r.rom oe aSo
Tyrrcn, and The other members Of the war con-
p1ttses ef Ihe Young Mems ch1iattan Association.
v. E, Church, md al otlers Who nave viii nntir.
ing energy and indetatigable e1ertions succeeded
EoloneI Fed 4. sta1rifnp ~ out e9'eensa
.aD.es ior "of sofoiefs.
| :. 15 ~ ueoes0 -, aio eieA11y IL neeo
fesaoIe. 10y eanu'. pe p.oeuseo
sra,.1 S - ~ ~ sa,s5 AS ~ a7a: q"n'1'ies u
e'1p.y : w ee.'4o =. 11' 1olsne
| -.. . 4a'ee oaens, 1enu'' sos' i71a
c.n % 11,;I::. Ds -, A'os' oso'. 1sa' sAoteg asen
hs4,' u tnls clsy, CONTAINS al urgent appea
~ tne people u .i'1nois' ano partlcularly tns
20 1Ans popu1a'ion, " euppl5 tn1s 1mPefa
1--WE "an. u .he so1o1efs IN tna1 vicinity L
- unoeie'oou 1nat Apetai proportion
sooo Eegelaoles should always, II possible
De mingled with the salt meat diet Of the sol
other troublesome diseases incident to cam,
1ife- Without due proportion of yeretabl,
products, in populous camp. located in
Southern climate, is in a fair vay to baeom,
acommuastp Of inyaHas. Our brave eo1diar
In Tennessee want ,egotahte.. 1rha,- ~,
not get them there, and hence I'm apnea1 =;
made to the patriotic citizens Of tue s9Succo
State.'' We do not believe this request vii
be disregarded. The well-to-do farmers O.
the broad and fertile pralries Of Illinois, teen
ing with uncounted acres Of luscious gegeta
bies, can well afford to contribute porto
Of their prolific crops to this noble cause
The people of Ohio, Indiana and Missouri ar
forwarding vegetables to their regiments i
the fed, and surely Illinoisans at home vii
only need to he told that such want exist
among her soldiers, to come nob1y I'D to th
rescue.
Supplies ef vegetables should be sent in
. mediatefy, and may embrace those article
pa,Es. - 49, .--,
n;t.1 stores :, a,,d oadrasaaa - ~ 49,. ~
Rohh Jscsso,, Te,n c.ra ~ - sa1tha.1..,. ] a.
UsA co1nmhns X
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TIE RIGHT STYLE oE MAN.-Our old frien
Geo. B. Davis, who is as Jolly and good n,
tured as his berries are excellent, is an EuI
1ishman. He has lived in this State eig1
, years, but has never renounced his allegiant
, to his Queen until the order came to drat
on Tuesday, the 18th inst., George renouncf
his allegiance to the English Governmen
come a c;t;zan If the un;tad statas ~
I ouehly dispusted with the conpr,tn1at;one
many Of his former conntrvmen that +1e., 1,<
l nottalen ont Their nanars ba datar,o;,aa ~
I No one should ever charre him With anv q
that might he construed as ev;dence of
l desire tn shrink from anv dntv he may ~
l the government which nrotects lin that
: the style of ,nan that sn;ta ns raorra n,
, hereafter command our hat II nresenta .
:, example to the scarecro8s who upon the ve
first note of danger ran sh;ver,ng IN tha NJ
i '~A fA0'~'A0"'
: LARcESy.-Yesterday morning M,s. RI
, ] R1oes;,r+o, AVID ho, a,h. zIrr,.