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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-29
TO HOUSEKEEPEKS,
Messrs. Slosson l. Co., proprietors Of the
STEAM FEATHER RENOvATOR.

have opened branch establishment in the store
room opposite Collins h Skecl's Furniture Ware
rooms, where they prepared to renovate feather
beds in a most complete manner, rendering them
sweet and clean and very bucyant. BY their pro
cess they INCREASE THE BULK FROM 20 TO 100 PEP
CENT. These gentlemen come very highly recon-
mended by the proprictors Of several FIRST elias
hotels, and prominent families. From our ow
observation feel conf dent the process is th
NEST COMPLETE thing extant.
sp2S-d2w
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The Pennsylvania delegation in the
House OF Representatives for the Thir-
tv.eighth Congress will stand as fol
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XK.ave Properly Answered.


We take The follwing from the heo-
Ink Cbustisution. It fully explains 1t
self:
HOY. T. w. CLAeETr.-Allov me to
inform you that your Infamous sheet
has got TO he stopped. Yon have go'
to leave off some of your lniamo us rep
81 lies, or you viii find your press II, 'ne
bo.,ow of the Mississippi river, ana theie
will be a man about your size last TO II.
know what say. | speak the IN nc
of one thousand loyal men OF this place
1t is shame and disgrace 10 the GU
zens OF Kcokuk to allow such shee'
to be published.
Truly, your,
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the lowest prices in the West, address
CLARKE &CO.
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THE WAR Is Eyv.DED

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family and manufacturing purposes, will make
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efficiency and price challenge every other machine
in use-Wheele 4 Wilson's, Grover 4 Bakers
!. ". Singer Co.'S not excepted.
All wishing to purchase good machine arc in
vted to examine this before purcb Asng else here
Warranted one year, with proper usage.
PRICE, $40.-HEnMEa, SIS. EXTRA.
EN- ER,s
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IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
i John Heckeolively, late Of Crawford county,
Ohio, deceaeed.
To the heirs At la and al persons interested il
said estate
Whereas, the undersigned, executor Of said
estate, has flei his final account, ne such execu-
tor, in the ofli,e Of the County Judge OF Scott
county, Iowa, and asks that the same with his
other accounts heretofore filed, may be allowed
and approved, and that he may DO discharged
from his said Office as executor. Nsw, therefore,
you and each Of yen IRE hereby notified TO appear
at the next regular term Of said scott County
Court, to be held at the Court House, on the last
Monday Of October, 1852, the 9th day, at nine
o'clock A. H., and show cause why said accounts
should not be allowed and approved and
said executor discharged.
GEO. p. WHITCOMB, Executor.
L is ordered that the foregoing notice BY pub
lished at least two weeks ia the DEMOCRAr AND
News prior to the 26th day Of October, 1862.
Dated October 5th, 1862
ocsl r. LINDERMAN, Co. Judge.
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THE FABRIC CAN DE SEWN
IN LESS TIME AND MORE PERFECT

Than the goods can be basted by hand.
No person or machine has a right to use eaid
Wagener's Baster and Binder on any machin ,ex-
eept said Wagcner's Machine. unless bought Of
said Wagner or his legal agents.
Price of Baster and Binder 3D. Sent to any ad-
dress on receipt Of the money, ready to attach to
any machine.
Please state the Kind Of machine you wish to
attach il to.
All kinds Of farm produce taken at market
price-cash not refused. For further particulars,
address J. A. WAGNER
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A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAw
a and Notary Public. Office ON BRADY strs.,
post Once Block. Southeast corner, over Powell,
u,.g p bore rooms formerly used by the DxYo-
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"A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Ar law
q (successor Of Dsw l. Brown, Davenport. Iowa
Ohcs rear Of l.. A. Macklo:'s Bank AGA. dtr
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Naliandighnm. Cr,ighead
, 1862-09-22

$Ao1H dei; I'D brls uusound winter Euper ut
$40 del
WAEAI-Reeetpfs, e, 900 bu aAtpusnts, 1sa,-
VIC bu. The maf8st opened stesdy, but closed
weak. 1he transactions were - follows; 800 bu
NO. heo Winter at sc tn store: 400 bn No. =
white A. 9ec In storai 600 bu No. Red et 9tc;
1.So0 bu do 1t 90Kc in store; 800 bu do 1t SIC in
store t.Ao bu Rejected Red At SIC In stoxe &co
bu No. Spring lin Num- d 6cott's) II 9lc IN
ttore; 1N0 bu do ut 003x 3xc In etora oe bu do ut
e IN ttore COO bu No. Spring ut SIC In store:
1e.00 bad do Rt a2Hc in ttoze; 800 bu do at 81: in
sfose; s.s obu Rejected Spring 1t 7>c In store;
6Go IN 90 n 69c In sto1o: 40 bn Condemned at
toc on ssaek; ~ ou do It &c on trsck.
Sohe-neceapsa' 1o8, 7A bu; ehipHents, 390,G75
oa. ope1ed afm and atsady, out c}oeed &c par
hu lower. Sales were As fo{Iowg:-a3O bu White
ktses Mixed 1t 34c adoat; 1U.0O bu High Mixed
csnal at alc ohoat' 1a.oco ha do at Sic t. Q. b.;
sa' saAN ou mixed a. a'c IN store; 25'c0 bu do at
Kim hn ~, ~ v ~ w ~ asa'sesl 81 ~ .sAc'
, 1862-09-22

NEW YORK. Sept. t.s0.-FIouR-MarEet dull ard
heavy, Gnd common grades Sc lower. Sales o III
hrs at f5-t Gl5.x5 for super -1a'e: IS 3y5 IS for
sxtsa stare; &c toG5 25 for super western: 5a $40
Gu f9s common ro e0,l shipping brauds extra
rsnnd hcop rs 95d6 IS for trade lrands. Market
clGttne h asy, With no buyers at the outside quo
tailons. Cansdian -four dull and lowcr; sales 10
srle. at IS 3sG5 IS fer conmou Is 65516Sa FOR
6. to thoicr extra. Rye -four steady al {3 2i@
Az. Corn meal In fair request; sales 1896 bfis
:" "Gazfh's Calo1tc" On priva'e terms.
GHA'R-Wheat market heavy and lower, With
moderate d.mand for. export. Sales 16, so0 bu
Ice enb 1t ti.1sGii6: i4,on 6a % amber low fows al q;
$1.111t ~; 7ttU on poor winter RED Illinois At
$1t0; g. GO hu winter rid western at 81 q;
b1 extra choice do At $i.sl LEO ba white Mich.
igsn at 81 Il; Rye qnict at 6sTlc for western 90
GE9Hc ior state Bar1ey dull aud nominal. Com
sales 11z.Ua. hu Il ssG6oc for Shipping mixed
wtftern: 5s65ec for eastern; 147bic fof heated
ard unstnnd- Oats fcsrce. and rourd parcels
bring ful prices at s1GG1 for Jcrsey. canadian,
Ga'crs.EseoE15aEar aa'a: a,@ and IL tsir Dc;
II bbaf ?. 10 Rico Il $50 asc; IS hhds Cuba Nus
F7ev1a1oKs --pore-The1e Is pretty good 5usi-
S.to e.is: gn g.st l.', :. eysnl,g q tillts ~
thin mess; 4ll at91t .sh for prime mess 4tH11h
BIS ii t.NG1.O for country p1ims;
k1a75 foI repacted mese; SIS 96k1A674 for exssa
ncee Prime nets beef dull and nomina1!y nm
charged. Beef hams in moderate demand At
s'6.G@16 H,foz choice weeteEn- Cut meats tsuai
eslss 1e3 p4sa.ges; F. Gs5 foE .h9nds1s 791ks
firm demand: talee !, ,17g hr1a- 1t 9494c- Butter
telling II ls451tHc for Ohio. 16@ hc for stata.
Cheete in fair demand and frm At :h0exe.~
osWEdo, Sept. A.-FIou1-1n modarase de.
uasd. =
GaA1N-Wheat quiet md uomiually lower. Sales
Of 400 b. No 3sh1eago tpsiog q M4e: lat
Vas offered to-day 1t 81 II. without buyera- Corn
dull. SAles OF 500 bu- At &c. Other grains
CANAL LFHuaH1s-Uneha F1our 4: 5Gasic,
wheat At lac, ard corn st 1116c to New fork-,
LAKK 1HFoR7st-6Ayd00 bu. wheat, !, 80 bu. cosn,
and 1. 800 bQ- barley ......
CA1Al Exrox1-3Io b.1s. dour. 1900 bu.
wheat, 8.0C0 bu- corn. and . S0 bu oata-
, 1862-09-22
!. A. Chanee for the PhllanshFople.

-. A. Chance for the pbllanthro.,a.
The Chicago Sanitary Commission h in ru-
ceipt Of . letter dated Cairo, Sept 18th, from
which We make The folio sinr exttact:
: III ind, On reaching CaIso, oyer IL A,,sd,m
colored People, composed Of families IN tho
iua scsrcel3 enonrh to coysr tbefr nsfe1ne.s a.s
Cannot fomethirgbe done at once for their
1ene.! eecond-nand garments. clean and
Il fhsre he an~ 1asr w." n 4hsTn III, III h
thankfully received. Fsfseen huodred ,nors
a's daily ezpeceed hers" -
any garments LEFT at the ofaca Of the sani-
1afy Commlsatoo, No. u Rtver street, viii be
t,,1st ~ w. st"r...os.s. .,.,f"",u r w
~ ~ .hat w. ~cr.. f - ..saa @ aa.,.s.,.-. Nv
49,. .ot o ~ 80 1e.ss1sa tsop''
~ sa~,,sa. 49,. .' .,.s1"4a. "pFsa'a ~. 'ne4,
a o0 'n.1, eu,s uaa'' .ul''1tee caes
~ u W. .'>Ao' oS ''a eaauss@ VI "U oooo'u
The Commission also requessa1l citizens who
are willing to lend helping hand to this be-
neyolent object, TO meet At the rooms Of the
Young MEMS Christian Association, On Mon
DAY Afternoon, at O'Clock
, .,----,-
little after O'Clock, - party consisting of
tro ladies were riding In row boat, In the
basin, directly east OF Washington street, and
near The railroad track. another boat contain
ing two gentlemen friends Of the f1rst Marty
c.me alonp.,de and one of tha i, ,d,a. on i,.,.
+,.;o,, st+a,,-.aa a. -, 49, .to,- ~.
A8'o ':AesA eS"'
ao'"s eo tne A1st ooas "as capszeo ano al
tnr we're Peec1pitated into the water, IN
nhich condition they remained, with the &C.
compartment Of lively screaming, until they
were taken by a boat which went to tke;r req
cue. Two honneta and tvo hats uere tho
on,v tbi,,.e 1oet
flAE.-Aoe a1arn OF nfe NJ elgnt O'CLOCK on
Saturday evening was caused by the burning
OF small building near the corner OF West
F;nzfe and Carnenter streets. owned and mr.
cn,3ed hv a Mr. Moore The 1css will amonnt
a. .ho-+ s,E
PRATER FOR OUR ARM1Es.-The Young
Mems Christian Association. at their meetfnp
on Saturday night resolved tn set mart the
nresent week far pre1er FIR onr o-n,1ea Tha
1nh,,c ora cora;a11r ,nr;,aa = - w., ..o...-..
- 80, ~'0
"1t>A1 'es0A ~ 1'oon VI easn oa5'
knr Jamea. so,mer1v ~ 1a,,n., ,-auo.7o.ur
'~A .ef' o. cas'oA' n"use et1eet, comes
nese cnoptfeo W tue Mea1cA faculty. medical
Journals. and the almost entire press Of the South
He ie said to be one ofthe most scientific and SIC
t~en.,aan+ ~ s,or,., ,,a.s =. a;soes 'e0 - tu'
80 49, t,,,a.,,s. .sa.s ~. ~
cent. OF Febtuary 9Th, 1e61. edited and published
Or. James can be found at Sc Rando1nh e+,act
.-.- c...,1. 1N esAeS''
, 1862-09-22

nn..k ru.v u.~w.v f,ur4,.. N.
Th- -.nncr,cemento of the death of Rev. Har-
vrv rnvt;. n D. formerly pastor of the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church In this city, will be re-
ceived with profound sadness, not alone by
the members Of that society who sat under
his ministrations, but also by large circle Of
friends and acquaintances, who knew him
only to love him. The 1amented deceased
WIS for sixteen years, We think, pastor Of the
First Church. Under his efficient labors 1t
proepered In remarkable degree, and he saT
grow up around him large and dourish1ng
congregation. Aooat Two years since, he re-
signed the paetorate to accept the Presidency
nf KnnT ttn11NpN at {3a1eAhnfr In fhfa RtAfn
, 1862-09-22

--
r-.--. G.. ~ 49,,
~ .use, "I.olAsoas rouu.a1a ~ias.
BARE Hungarian Schr. Bermuda, Empire S'.1,o
A]ge1fne. Uiawotha 0'
1)ovx-Rars- u tns1ou, z,n,r, g.
-. -A.diniA, News.
pess olanatu uAcotas Inlor Gibraltar yor7csr
Sunrise. Brig Lowell r-.auh,t., - r1e
Ballard. Nvrt1e. oasns' seof.
nca-- osn'sua' n5aa4ss, CLARK, Whit
Famine Racer conta.r w"..,ts rs..,s"a.11 es1'
a4-A' eoAesst. noeei'e' S2kLnasen1aus
saseaoe, h1ngsfofo. Midnight. Grant, Wings Of
the Wind, Atauuto, Herman, Napoleon. Barber.
Rfrhmond Smith
Ssn
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
DETROIT. Septemher 81 1881
Tp-p,o,, t,+t.b,-., g.. 80. r-ssor
- A~o4s' oAtA 1oncA1eue'
, 1862-09-22

HOUSE OF IKDusTRx.-We direct the a&ten-
ton Of our readers to the advertisement in
another column Of the Grand Festival to be
given in Bryan Hall on Wednesday evening
next, under the management of st. Johns
Conference Of tho Society Of st. Vincent Dc
Paul. for tho benefit Of tho House Of Indus
tIJ for destitute children, now In coorao Of
erection, and the school ct St. Johns Catholic
church. The objects sre praise worthy, and
commend themselves to the patronage OF the
chariiable.
, 1862-09-22

1Ub AA UH EUupU0B &mQ UlFIUe0da.
It has has hitherto been the rulng Of the Com.
missioner Of Internal Revenue that az the thre.,
anttrest on bonds and Cfv1dende payable On Of
LITER the 1st Of September; tho drcision hsyfnE
been called IN question the matter was referred
ilre deltberation. that only lhote coupons or
dividends that wire made PAYABLE after the let OF
September could be faxed hrnce al these ,uds
Of September estape the tax, and as it happens
that n'aby Of our ranks ana railroad companies
make their dlvidends and coupons payable On the
1T Ut SEPTEMBER, they have escaped the tax f1r
been obliged to inform eevesal banks, that th.
HoEey pareed to their credit paytnE three per cent
N coupons anda dividends did not rigatfu11y De-
teen passed agAlu to rhe credit Of their stochold.
Grb-.N T. IT. {bHEe 1Qth Inst
, 1862-09-22

The receipts Of produce to day embrace $40
brle. flour; s2,bt0 bu. whcat; 1os,s4 bu. corn;
17,s7a bu oats; a,6:8 bu. rye, and 152 bu barley
There was good attendance on Change. and
the leading markets opened fteady and firm; but
in consequence Of the dispatches reporting de-
cline in New York, they closed dull and weak.
Flour was less active. With, however, no mate
rial change from yesterday; but At the close pricss
had downward tendency.
In the wheat market the inquiry was principally
confined to No. Fed. Ab.nt $4,000 bu. changed
fande, at CSC foe No. Fed 9'19lc fos No. Rsd;
s3c for REJECTED Red 96c for No. White; 9o19tc
for No. Spring; s2Gs3c for No. = Spring. and St
Gf9c for Injected Spring.
Corn opes ed hfn with good demand, 1t yes
terdsy's and outside figures, but closed weak and
fully &c lower. The Transactions auouns to about
1ao0o bu.. 1t siQs1Kc for cs=al Mixed ahoat;
Sic for White Mixed adoat; 4913oc fdr Mixed In
storr, and z3Hd25c for Rejected In sto1e.
Oats were excited and unsteady Ths market
opened firm and buoyant, with IN advaant. Of
lG2c, but closed hsayy with . downward tendon
cy, with eales at ases4c for No. In store and
9G,Gc for rejected.
Rye Was steady 1t yesterdays p:fces: Sc for
No. and sc for rejected. Barley quiet and easy.
Timothy seed more active and steady High
wines dull and nomInal At 2aoasxc- Pork STEADY
Al s9tel9 IS for country meas aud % 30 fos city.
Bulk meats dun and nominal. Ffei2hts steadr
ard quiet 1t &c for Corn to Buffalo and 1351e for
Com to EtnRstuu.
, 1862-09-22

-. -
BoiIalo, When shipped by a!l rxi, N''' 'A'e'AA -
BEEF CATTLE.
The receipts for the week ending this evening
amount to ATS against 3.45 the week posvjcns
-, -. s'.ssass - .or1 ""~A F-8'4voe'
showing decrease OF sos head.
speaking InferIor to that of lat ween- -.hsra ha
s. ;Ia.t,.1' -. ~ 1.41] y. i1'' "oeA.'Aese os"
ng noth1ng IN the yards worthy Of particular no
tiee.
The decline ct LIAc in New York on Tuesday
last has had Its effect on this market, Shinners
. N ha,a,,, 1o,1- a.. a,o.,- -. 49,
, ~ unais @ LUZ as e.ocA At any p'1cs ana We are
informed that one heavy dealer would ee1l his
stock here at a Ices Of $50 rather than shin to
Ee1r yn-1-
~
M so ha.;, ~ ssh,at 30 ..sHs .. 49, aaa.4s
npes3 neaa. tof which '1l9 we're received at the
Michigan Southern Yards; 1853 at she.aan'e and
ART AT The Pu+shnr,h yora., c,,s;s,;no~ a,r,a,+
~. a. e sDn Aaiuf,' eons'stns a.noss
.a..a .N..a.s.s ~ ., s.aaes a1o eee~ase. "e
49, 800. ~ sAAss ~ nose nvn ses'e,u's
ne Ma'se. s 'u4.u oui' anu eiossa
~ 49, ,Ha. e5 ;. sAepoA1 "se'eAs VI !a's
vi G,'s.:s .-Is "seA.
P.t.es ~ 90 AoH'"''
Good to ,,rpme pse'so .'....-'--+ snss aohe a.
Medium. ...-...--. 2GO4s 10
seal!a"ass. .Slo.Gee15 q head'
eaics 10 cay az fol!6~s:
AT eHKRMAN'e YARDS.
Ierdhom mild uruhaa tx hood o..o-n,,nr, .s&
, 1862-09-22
The late Hort lca1tura1 Fair.

Inthe TR1BusE Of yesterday, Mr. P, Wood
worth Of Rockford, complains of an omission
to mention his collection Of fruit THIS WAS
doubtless The fault OF Nr. ". himself In not
property labelling them with his address. It
Is not the business Of reporters to look up the
entry books, but to mike notica Of such col
1ectlons as arc labeled, and II exhibitors do
not chocse to Sec to It that tho address il
properly displayed, they should not complain
Il no notlce is taken Of them. Tne report Of
the Fair In full VIII be published In the No
vember number Of the Illinois Rsr..ey, copy
Of which the State Horticultural 8ocIety haye
ordered sent to each member, and 10 advise
Ill those who have errors to correct toaddress
the editor Of that paper, Ut Champaign. III.
Rrpkr
, 1862-09-22

E N. T. Amcs, as will be seen By his aa-
vez,ieemcut, las opened Fish and Oys.ex
Depot at $50 Dearborn street, where he may
always be found with the best the market al
fords.
N. E. C1rY M1ss1os.-The Board Of Man.
egcrs of the 1sdtes' City Mission, are request
I'd to meet In Room II, Methodist Church
B]ock, this Monday afternoon, At * o'clock.
a full and prompt attendance is desired.
B Atlantic, Harper, Continental, Knfck-
c1bocker, Cooley, and Eli the magazines for
October, hare been received By John a. Nor
ris, ICE Madison ettuct, three doors from Gus
tom House Place.
Ho7 AIR FuRsAcEs.-Else~hcre vii, be
found an advertisement relating to Leste.'e
Hot Air Furnaces to which We call especial
attention. Housckeepcrs 6iltdo well to make
note Of it.
sABBATn SCHOOL NEE 1No.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the Sabblth School Union
viii be fcld this {Monday) evening In the
fnst Congregational Church, corner Of Wes.
washington AID Green s:reet, commencing at
To'clock.
MICHIGAN HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL Soc1E-
Tf.-The Michigan State Homeopathic Iustf.
tute will meet, In Detroit, on the a5th and ae.h
Of September. Professors Hempcll Of PhI1s-
de1phia, and R. Ludlam Of this city, will de-
liver addresses, and reports, ESSAYS, etc, will
be presented By Drs. E. n. Hale, Lodge, and
other prominent members Of the org gAniz atton.
- The renalns Of James King will Artivo
from Memphis It o'clock this a. NJ, where
he did Of . protrscted il1ness. BIS funeral
vii taxa place from his brothers, P. F.
King, residence, 2o7 Kinxle street; ut 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning. Al his friends sze In.
sited to attend The deceased was mepbe,
Of company D. 9th Illinois cavalry, Colonel
B1ackett.
TIE BRANCH Fosr Oz11cEs-Brkneh Post
Offices having been established BY Goyera.
ment In the West and North Divisions Of thj,
city, viz: 1t the northwest corner Of Rsn.
dolph and Halsted streets On ths West D..
vision. md at the eoutheast Conner Of Oatsrio
aud Clark streets for the North Division. al
pe-eors who desire TO receive their mall mat
ter ST either, will ccnsnl+ their conve veuionce
md facilitate TIN ppeS7tioa9 Of the offeAs b1
, 1862-09-22
THE CITY.

LosT--A small safe key Of the N'ilder's pat-
cnt- The finder will receive reward Of three
dollars ts leaving it at this office.
, 1862-09-22

The Tax on Coupons and Div1deada

SNEEP-Tarket quiet and almost nominal.
sa:ss of 14s sneep averaging 1is lbs on P. t.
, 1862-09-22

Camp Douglas, the camp wears q lively as
pcct. The barracks, which were left In most
filthy condition By the dirty rebels, are beine
thoroughly renovated. All Of the buuks. for
merly occupied by the chiyalry. have been
torn out ard new ores CONSTRUCTED. No white
nan could be found will, baraihoo1 enon III Ia
occupy one of them, in such condition were
they left. It is no wonder thew died an nm
idly. It Is only wonder thatthe whole c;rht
thousand Of the filthy hogs did not 90 home
in pine boxes instead of On their feet. The
walls Of the barracks have also been white.
washed ard cleaned, SO that they will be yir-
tunl1y equivalent to new ones, when finished.
There are, at present, in the various camps. six
regiments Of infantry and three batteries
Thirty-fiye hundred Of these troops arc
already in barracks, and the rest will 60 in as
soon as they are in readiness to receive them,
It is not probable that any Of these regiments
will depart immediately, as Gov, Yates hss de-
cided rot to allow any mora regiments to
leave until they are armed and equipped in
proper manner, While eyerv other State has
sent It's rerfments AWAY comn1ete,v rrenarad
ours, in almost every instance. have left CAM,
without a11ns, Equipments, sometimes without
Uniforms, and always without drill in the
mar nal Of atms. We are glad that the CIV.
ernor has decided upon this course, aud hope
be will pursue it in every instance.
The regiments at the camns sre rarid,v
tillirg up. The 93d regiment numbers am
meu and another companr rEi1l arriva r,,hir
f.w 6avs sir co1n,nfee If +h;c -,ns..s*
- 1aio au1e1'
we're recruited IN Bureau county, two in Ste
pbeEson count1. and one in Whitrsii,c cnnntv
nv ~ souh's-
Of F1ceuott. Ljeut. Colonel Rnsu411 and
.1o;, r1e... .xn..,.
~ se03-
toe otgan1za'loh VI 1ne 1hlrd Board OF
Trade Regiment Is now ncar.y corplete. Tho
r,,<,.- H s. .s,
SoAsie1cs n11e peen -eAueReo 10 Saps' ba1f},
The successor OF Capt Christopher as muster
ing officer at this point. The Lient. Colone]
~ n poadoo,- af r,.,-o,1a 49,.
Is =. ". Faaooch, OF hankakee, an Old resi-
deEt Of this State and a promising officer.
The RI riment is made nm Of the four comma
o.,,t,a T. 4h,a
- - 49, .ns s1ts unas4 e"7 aosplce7
q TIE Board of Trade, three companies from
Ksukakee conn,y. and ,hr-e fro,n r,o,1o;o
Colonel Van Arman's regiment has more
than tue minimum number. and is rapi1Iv i'm.
,,or:nt, =, am 7, t.s -, a,-t1..s -
t4os'og III u'p4. Al nas oeen designated IS
the Oue Hundred and Twenty seventh Illinois
regiment, The various companies are cnn,.
pot' d mostly Of material from the country.
Tie correct and official Roster of thi4 ren-
itneut is as follows.
40 80 'e''o
FIELD OFFICERS.
GctndCJohn Van Atmsn:
, 1862-09-22

OcTONER ATLANTIC r, Walsh. on
Madison Esrzet and Custom Il ousc Place has
received the Atlantic Monthly for October.