, 1864-09-30
Colonel F1cketss Hundred Day Re.l.
meHE-1 Pc r1nRE OrdeF.

A specisl order wss itsred yesterday by COM
maDd Of Col. Thomas ]. Pickett, OF the 1s,d I'LL
nols volunteer infantry {hundred day rcstment)
stating that all leaves Of absence and fn1loughs
are from yesterday revoked, and ordering all the
the regiment at Camp Fly, in this city, without
delay, preparatory TO mastering ont.
Sick men will report immediately By letter to
n .Ms connection We publish the following letter
TO Col. Pickett from Gen. Meredith;
LITTER
HEADQUARTERS list. WESTERN KESrrcFr)
PAnucAH, KY, Sept n, 1:Gl.
To Col. T. J.. Pickett Colonel commanding:
The General commanding this district takcs
crest nlea SURE n returning thanks to tbe ofcers
non-couamisslhsa oincere .nd priEates Of the 10 ID
Illinois infantry 7ois for tho unlfoii. senflemsny
tlnce bis arrival to the command Of tits DIS.
tricr, and should be most happy to bave such
regiment nneer bis charPc, aud tn bidding you
as ssy win S1 s
the bright winged messenger OF peace may soon
bless our glorious country. when we can meet at
ner, with that lori5us old dag waving over every
State In the Union, not star blotted nor stripe
era&ed,
Iremaiu your well wiehet,
S. MEREDITH, Brig. Gen. q. s.
MORE FonE1CA RECRUITING AaEHrs IN TnouuLE
Despite all that has been said and done In rela
ton to the unprlnc.pled horde Of "man stenless'
whoproAl around our city and entice men 9ay to
other States under specious and alsaring promies
which are meter intended to be kept. there ara
Ettu scores OF these men ut work ii our midst.
Not day passes hut some one is run ont Of the
city, enlisted to the credit OF other States, and not
unfreQnently f~tpoled out OF the promised bounty
The ordinance recently passed by our Common
Council effects only partial change as It IL a.
most daily violated, But the police authorities
NtYh d fYIt orn7 ha1 4t> &h.,~r
recently several aIrests hare been made, and sew
etaf other SUSPECTED parties are being closely
watched: the tint tra1ssreesiou In which they
sle csusas VII De ihe signal for their ptomps ar
= Yesterday .t~o Canadians. named Laurence
h1tsdIey ,E a1d Henry Whittier wsse arrested by de-
ling 5.@ $50 Bounty They pad nsa 3, we in
recruit tickets to Bufriio. When II. % Ga1bes nsd I
,sain; cane eaek to chicago, and & bad tbe parties
GaiEea, and the msn who induced" him to enlist
we're in collnsion. and eaarsd the $50 between
making few honest dollars.
ne hardly know which to condemn most. the
eEch mesns to Ill his sperse.
The brokers' were fined $50 each. They ourat
to have been cent to the Brldewel for thirty ays,
tn keep thsm quiet Til our troubles are pyer Tbav
W1ll be at work ngatn to-day,
MILITARY MATrzns.-For several days past our
city has been quite lively with the various resi-
Inents that have passed through Oh their Hay to
the VARIOUS centres Of war.
The 1925, We learn, Will be mustered out Of SER
vice very soon. The 57th infantry will be muster
I'd ont at II o'clock this morning.
The 13Gth Il1lnofe, nne hundred day troops. lust
from Memphis, reached The Rest Yns$er1ay and
leave At o'clock this morning for St. Louis: rhuy
Eumber about 500 men. under Cot. Fred. Johnson.
They were rased In the sou heIn plrt OF the State
and re1dexyoused at cenlralia.
About ITO men belonging to various regiments,
on their way home and for the front, stopped at
Preparations are being made to build a large ad.
dition to the building ueed for the Rest, The nex
structure will be on the south end, and comprise
kftchen4 Dining roon, and officers quarters.
PAss1Sa CoCHTEnFE1r GnEENBAcKs Three
men. named Michael Enwri2ht, John Enwrisht,
aud James II. Wilson, were yesterday brought be-
fore Justice Mcdonnell, chnEred with passing a
counterfeit s9o sreenb1se =; a tne dnins saloon Of
procured $3.50 worth Of oysters, and received the
cbspee in eeEnine currency.
They were arrested BY Officer Abbott, OF tho
witneesef. The trial WAS postponed until Today.
They we're held In the sum Of $1,000 each.
Co1osx1 F. T. 8uBHxAx-A rumor has been
current fu thus city for several d,ys past to tie CT
frrt that Frank T. 6he1man, the son OF our rorshy
MANOR. Colonel Of the Ssh Or Second Bond Of
Trade regiment, and now prisoner In Charleston,
Sonth Carolina, made hts escape recently from the
nr;top III company wih another officers Demo-
rr.t-and toQE to iEs cine brakes where theJ mau-
aged 10 hide, thenss!vss ioI nearly y Two weeks;
by b oodboundt. and on TWO or three occasions ia
Imminent 6&upr Of being eaten up alive. The
rumor lurther saye that ioey Eatc u last obliged