, 1862-12-01

upon re. ~,
vsl which you are contemplating for the bene- Ia
1T of all OF every section and regiment from | M
cur State, Who are serving our country either -
in camp orb the field, may prove success
commensurate with the dignity aad impor- B.
tance Of its object. subacribe myself, very
respectfully. r
B. Mcy1cKAR, Post Surgeon, Camp Doagas' +
Camp Douglas and the Hospitals. &
Camp Douglas and it's surroundings are IN L
what might be called transition STATE. Gen. I
TYLER is called elsewhere, Col. Cameron has i
taEen command OF the paroled prisoner5, and I
Col J. Fl. Tucker, as heretofore, has COM
msnd Of all the Illinois forces in canp. It Is I
the opinion of many that the camp Is to be
entirely e7acuated, but there is no doubt that {
as long as the war lasts, troops will be mus .
tered there.
TIE POST HOSPITAL
The eleven wards of the hospital have been
in the care Of the Regimental Surgeons quar-
tered In camp, under the supervision OF Dr..
| B, hcVicksr, late Post Surgeon. Most Of
| them have also been attended By Regimeptal
! Chaplains, and BY the Rev. Mr. Tuttle, Q. 8.
| Hospital Chaplain. Dr.. Park, Of the 65fh
Illinois (scotch> regiment, is now the Post
Surgeon. Nearly all the sick, except those OF
t the 9;h Vermont. G5th Illinois, mud the measle
| patients have been carefully removed to the
| Ci1Y Hospital, which is now called the
| GENERAL HOSPITAL.
This noble building, erected by the
city, Is fast being arranged Tor &C.
n1ncdatipg as mhny as 400 patients, If
required Welearn that the present number
Of occupants Is about 209 Or. McYicGar is
Douglas Aid Society propose to plsce ma
t1on in charge to assist in the care Of The sick
soldiers. Dl: higgins, Of one af the New
1ork rs e aaa If nns ss&les f., 1 d
there, ard seem to have their hands full at |
present. The diseases are principally colds, |
levers, dysentery, &c: Rev. Mr. Tattle (the !
Chaplain) usually holds religious services |
| rapeements are completed for heating {uow
nearly f1nished] there Will be divine service in
the open halls, every Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Jota Little is the Steward OF the Aos>
pital. -
This is q government institution, heretofore
; exclusively devoted to sailors Use. From
:, NJ cetsity the upper halls have been used for
1 has everything in excellent order, and the du--
:, ties Of steward are well attended TO by Mr.
i Rice. Rev Dir. Leonard, who has long been
u known as tie laboriug missionary to seamen,
= has faithfully performed all the numerous Of
t fees devolving upon him, in the marine
Q | wards, Chaplain Tuttle has, from time to
y time impaired such religious instruction to
the soldiera here, as bis duties elsewere wauld
It permit.
n There appears to have been no lack Of med
= iea1 or pastoral care for the soldiers in camp
., or in the city, except perhaps in . few $50.
o. lated cases. Stated preaching has been main
~ ~ tanned in the Chapel at the camp By Elder
~ ~ lains who have from time to to time been
Us Us stationed there. Of this Latter class there
- - haye been come ten or more.
~ AMBULANCE.
", A hospital wagon is always ready to convey
be sick soldiers tosand from the cars. To secnre
Of either to No. 9G, North Franklin street. or al
Or tic livery stable opposite the Central Depot
did | This is great convenience, and Was the 40
al nation Of q few individuals to the City Mis-
~ W. sion. TIE LADIES.
ID Great praise ia due those ladies who hay
say | so Iberally and constantly contributed sup
IAe plies to tic sick soldiers in camp, They hay
can dGue what they considered their duty withou
l8 zn5 ostcntation or show OF charity. Hothers
.oat medical authorities, we should hear OF lee
be. opposition to their Visits to the eaulI
aa' Kind intentions, il not regulated with dlscrs
-: tim, may do more harm than good; as u
and sick patient is seldom competent to judg
sec. what be shonld cat and drink. ),
not We arc assured by those in charge tn
ame everything in their power Will be done Il
'aca the comfort and benefit OF the sick.
? re- REcoRpER's CoURT.-The December ter
n1, III of this court opens on Monday. The folIo'
any ing is q copy Of the docket as made up:
tion Fo4ye7y-The1nas Fisher.
to 1fughezr-johu Geary.
arrv Observation-Disclosures Fatrsn.
:r,n, Craze Ro55iag- Robert ]. Scanlon
ens Saa Assa% sz z1t is &c GoHH5 f; R99
had IsSGti;i 7c;X De1div ljedpon-M. OlHrien, il
Sc, so o,ssi M s sSse a4!;:yc 1!!syss caaE
Fead~ tar HaT1g sosfes iaa sd 1nan W. Wm pzrao
this a1T a'tshyS morrisoa, James l. Rss, t6atles y
ns e Johi Walker, Kate Iarnoc, Mary Ncl=on, q
@ sSis Join RnR2 @nsa rsttes Ba1as aas adsms III
beih cu%ings George lo51ip ,a'n1 James Io' Dh'
neis as asi n?fs }tHGzn &fssHs
cfrq.e ege LnR &obe1f Fsebe6 T. Bloas
50 to Thomas ka!., Nelly Cameron, Fanny War1
s1der- | james a. Morrow, Cathar1ne Jones, Bar
educ. Hlaley. Rooe1t Johnson, Eeler Jones, S2aM III
,se = Johnsuu, Eliza Johnson and tlary carbsrry.
sasTsl zne1al MARINE IFEMs-The Brig Mobegan
lgaze~ her CANVAS and the principal part of her
;first, giug. She is lyi5g at Beaver Harbor, and
1ilne' here for tug-boat to bring her in. The
.jurEa Geo. ". Wood hiss been dispatched to he'
sIstaDce.
- The steamer Sunbeam, On her trip d
= iu the lake, on Friday evening, missed the
and ran hard on the beach at Port Ulao.
= "a ~ there was no sea running, and the Weathe
- !. .:.. Saturday was favorable, she will probabl5
-. of without either serious damage or della:
,cerely Iiopsn, os'a"1 ~ e., - s.ta-.,t;.
fnuUh. 0aI oPRoatte AA~ N'~Ae~-
~ g.. come in during the fog early Sunday mor'
She Was got off about O'Clock Of the
= = ea4 afternoon without serious damage
. Nv" The Barks Colorado and P. c. She
-. sailed for Buffalo on Saturday, and will
-. .tu ably be the last leaving here This seasol
- that port.
euse nd BRINGING UP THE REAR.-About one
always I dred soldiers belonging to the SD Ohio,
cal phe- nearly the same number Of officers b
interest. left for home via II. s. r. r. last night
ming to men were absent when the regiment left,
~ - E 4 new style Of Album, the Defe
Of the Union, designed as book Of HI
,rons :, to be seen at 102 Madison street.
orG, by - Playing cards at all prices at luz
eminent | son street.
o,a-,ana W. HE Note paper at Is. 20 aud Csc per
,e TIE | ct 102 MadiEon street.
r., .,,- ST. GEoRGE's BEEEvoLEsT ASSOCIATION
,ent cit- regular meeting Of this Society will be
5ou ot It their FALL, Bryant + stratton's Commesc
ltion, es~ 1ege on Monday, Dec let, at ~ O'Clock
not con- W4. BARAawASATH, PtesiS
Jonx COLLINS, Secretary.
Ience be, -
.op:ineat De. JAnEe.-The New otleans anu &c
papers and medical faculty generally speas
z9 1862 James, formerly OF Jauaes' Hospital, No.
ng been .on so.n ~ ~ s1rhast +srrns n. I.nas b
cnt of an LII loo, Ii sns ssaa,
dst, for praeacang II Ne" of1eans lof
tiug this and comes here 20 strongly recommended
re advise those requiring his set11ces toapp1
respect~ Immediately for relief. The Doctor is st
apon Lals physician and an honorable man~ Dr., Ja1
1aas sul' permanently located an Office at No. Sc r.
street, between State and Dearborn streets
: | t1,c folo3Eiuc fsum the New Orleans Ot3t1