, 1864-02-06

siece Of Charleston. on the eastern coast, aud
other engagements In the Department Of the Galf
returned veterans Of Illinois participated and
borne conspIcuous parts: All honor to them. thai
they hare 50 proudly borne themselves. All honor
TO them, that they still swear fresh allegiance to
their country. and with uncon9uescd spirit resolve
| never to shcathe their swords except oEcr the
grave Of treason, and the Tin1icated authority o.
the Govslameqt t. and our glorious Union restored
coon be announced, and each county definitely In
formed Of the number, and have no fear that q
viii 60 or, and at The roll cai of The Stats for thci1
quota on the first day Of March, Illinois will an
swer = Here !: and shon1d the government. as in
men, and with demonstrated and overwhelming
power crush ont the last veatge Of the rebellion.
in such m event Illinois would again respood
with her full quota OF as brave, patriotic aud loyal
men AZ those who have reflected such resp1endent
1ust1c rpon her arms.
Hyou desire your names associated with the
that lis cnd Is now @ 1t hand III The soah Is % fast b.
coming convinced that the cool, determined bra,
very Of one northern man Is equal to the fery I'M
and that while day BY Gay the resources of the
South, In men, money, aud amunitions of war and
s!pp supplies arc NEARING The point Of final exaa1s.
ened. the credit Of the Government is unimpaifcd,
land and on tho sea, are constantly increasing and
ssfarce!y az INIT can be assigned to the naesr
The doom Of The rebellion Is inevitable. II can,
to cay the least. only be question Of time. Then
vaneing,. and b. strength Of strong anna in tho
field, and patriotic sentiments at home. Fill every
village and hamlet, claimed by traitors with the
o!d flag and anthems Of victory, freedom and na-
1snbmt herewith the report Of Adjutant Gen.
cral Allen G. Fuller, who, IN the organization Of
eat energy. Efficiency and ability il the discharge
Of all the varied md complicated duties OF the Ad
l1tant Generals Office. To him and assistants In
debted Tor the success 3 witch has crowned @ ny L. a.
hors in raising. organizing and responding to alt
demands. Of The large number Of troops which
Limos has sent to the deld.
{sfgned) RICHARD YArgs Governor.
find it impossible to secure the transmits
zion Of fthe report Of Gen. Fuller tonight 1t
is lengthy and deeply interesting document
to the people Of Illinois, and reflects credit
upon the management Of the Adjutant Gene
rnl's Department, in the perfect record made
Of our organizations in the Government scr
vice The descriptive rolls Of officers and
private soldiers, is the distinguishing feature,
and enab1es.thc apportionment to counties to
be very completely given
Accompanying General Fullcr's report is a
tabu1ar statement embracing the population
OF all the counties in 1SG0-the number Of
citizens liable under flrst-class enrolment
the quota Of each county under the calls OF
1861, 1862, and 1868 respectively-the aggre-
gate qnota and total number of men each
county has furnished from the beginning OF
the war to date.
General Fuller LETT for Chicago this evening
to furlough and arrange place Of rendez-
vous for the Yates' Phalanx, c9th regiment
Illinois volunteers.
Brig. Gen. ]. N. Corse whose assignment
to duty here in charge Of drafted men, as " /
noticed few days ago, has been relieved at
his own request. He is suffering from the
effects of O wound received In Tennessee, by
which he is nnhtted for active service. He
is to be rclived BY Brig. Gen. Julius White
Of Chicago, formerly Colonel Of the 37th
Illinois.
Gen. White Is one of our most energetic,
popular and efficient Illinois Generals, having
borne n gallant part in the battle Of Pea
Ridge, in the defense Of Harper's Ferry, aud
in other hard fought battles of the present
war.
About 800 or 500 new recruits were TRIMS
ferred yesterday from Camp Yates to Camp
Butler. They were good looking set Of
men, and will undoubtedly do good service
in the Cause Of the country.
One hundred and fort ; -four recruits arrived
in the city yesterday and were furnished with
complete outfits at the United States cloth
Ing depot, under the supervision Of Mr.. i.
Alvey, the gent1eman1y chief clerk.