, 1864-05-23
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS,
Aeeruitlng fer the eEe Esadred Days Service
--Ecre AcR Wan1cd--Chauses'
Tie Post.

Recruiting for the One Hundred dhye' service Is
10 faf from he,nc rapid Is could he witacd There
does not spfe:r to BE- that instant appreciation OF
the Importance Of 'llrg :? the ranks which will
much ttrd 70 secure victory at tkls c1tsiR+ The
men TO *couoc over End help" arc not 80 generally
E add 49, It
will figure the thing ont FOR tae:n:. They DO not
sesa Il lsadn e1ss ese asa
They forget that u men arc not hurried forward
dsaft is inevitable.
sls:ants, is enrolling ANEW all able-hodied men,
md TrEaozr begin to be borne westward that on
hs s. p sp5sy y hs ~ M ~ IT,, M
tacn are Tftpa1cd TO ac1xpt tEp condition, and will
readily .sspend to Tho cali # sna,e- It better
he sied, even though It counts mot on tho q1ota.
Illinois has dorc srandty in this var In uunbers
Of eo'aiers fnEnisted, she is head and sbou!dess
above her sister S,ates. Her have written hes
1anc Ii bloody ctaractere On many battle he]a.
Wherever arc heroic achievements, snd devotion,
aEd love Of cerEtsr, there are the noble sons OF
f. But there ia still work to do for those whom
urtEmstances haFc preTented from joining the.
a5s 95 n,onhs Th
arc stli yocc= ncen enough in Chicago wSo eau
convt nien,ly leave for three months to I'll! the
three 1c.7utEte to tie III ximuu, and VIC hope to
T. ahle 10 recer the fact speedily tat they sfc SO
.llcd.
nns re:r|y rrctcf tho minimum The latter
should receive 2 Large accession Of members 81
1hs Aiaans General a;9 b. extended the
erd VIC tSnst that bT that time 1t Will DO rosdy to
Tic F,rrt I'D Second regiments 1t IL understood
| vii, Ee tert to 5empsis, to sel;evs tic vetersn
| uccps ut ttSt point who will be -eAt imae1ateiy
10 u. trnnt. They will he favorAh'5 si:uate ,hern
Eai,1ay. It Les not yet t1cuspiyed what will b.
| Die 1cEn latiop os Col; Shi;1ps regiment. 80.
Ths Ls6ieS OF ,e sosst Hons 5eso:t
rssee, propose to sivc Een,ptroas repast 10 the
rcrEi.s !or the cnc hundred asys' service, at the
ase &c s e. sF escd e
tribute elp;lics for this repast- Due notice will
be given wien they will be needed.
| III eerEtfsy's TEECAE 1t w.s fAtd that rtpyo4r
h.ar. hal James hid iseu.d an order repairing Al
fErlcCchct ca to report 20 tae.r regiments Il tie
expiration Of tbcir farioueh. Our rcad.5s have
1ualc i IL trsr Licn:. col oatcs made the ornr.
not npt. Jtncs. The lairc7 obeys tho orders OF
Tic Provost Gas.d from Carp Doaglas wcrc
tusils engaged yesterday In patrosIng tho streets
suj Irreetinc h!1sEEse:s. thereafter every soldier
found rpon tho streets w1.aoat pass sieucd BY
hts commanding Officer, will Be a1rea'el and taken
The G5th Iricois Infantry. or scctch regiment,
under m n c.1nmaia nal of oi camsrop Tse M re- resinen;
Numbers about 423 men. and the thirty days' fur
.l..sh having e1;'!ed !. w.l Ispo,t To- to Gea saer;
I
! wEs given In the TuhusG, when tic bays azrivod
/! frcni tic bat:lc-seId about mpath ago.
sonsS s sSs n
sesdsear;ets sa @ s' sre ii Il uhliel's Eotel. ~
soleis through DC exerfions .! the et.rens Of CEi-
Money Tas sp6ee7iosd s Hhera[ 5nd tSs re-
will 6e called upon TO make NJ the dehcieoe1 Col
{. 6; u.mu,ora. snpesInsenaent Of ths Chicago,
hrnt1ed Golsrs of ibia amount en- Frday. This
excellent eSonrlcls worthy Of imitation: =. :,
lie Qnsrtclnas1et's Department in this city is
tlTs esp;sia s1ian,JIeea I. 1. Potter Chief
e1esn; ss't.sTss q csts a s sts in cn.re. .,
e1cs cspiaIn S9eaaE1e'n WEI L nsshscha sS camp and
garrison eqnipase, rsovott Aa1bha payments
ssnT. Charles Goodman, A. 9. H.. Camp Doug
las matters; and traneportatso1 on paseet. n
Capt /. J. FsrnHu NJ. tehfrss Snst caps is1.na +
Cspt. Fa,pUm has for somt months been cale
cl,rk 10 CAPT. Potter, and vas recently comtnis.,
ibet &c e.mp. n he cgn Dependent upo1
Chicago fsr supplies rents. &C. .4 o....
master'f Department Will be removed 10 INC oa1
EoAnD or EDucAT1oy.-The Doard OF Edaca.
tIcn met in special eees1on yesterday afternoon al
ao'clock. The following 1acmbers were 2reseat
Nessre, Carpenter, Foster, Onshan, Fricli7ille
Rider, Steele, Newbc1ry, TAFT and aheahan. In
snoctor Carpcute. waa called to the chair.
Superintendent Wells read communication
from II. MarttE, Of Milwaukee, lately elected Prn
c,pal o. the K!zts School, decltnias 70 accept uae
NJ + lis a!so notified the Board Of The rossrns,
tion VI Iii. Culver. Principal OF School Nnmhsf ts
On MOTION Of Nj. TAT, The cofnmun1caugn p
Nj. Martin was received and ordered to be placed
W MT. Ecwbc7v morcd tbs. the Roard 20 into t'1s
election for Principal Of hirzic School. Ia1s no
TLe to,Iowiag was the result Of the ballot:
1ra s. EakeI ...''.. ...'.."--..' '.'''-'*
of%sF Sn rsief 4 S:s declared duly elected
On motion Ct NJ. Tat, the salar5 Of AT. baze'
We a. 1ao,op 81 liz prind,ville It as ro.ed to =
fnin an election for Principal OF School No. IL TIL.
| following was the result:
1is;an ws. DECLARED duly es:;cd, md III
e'sss 1en Wesls iSorned the Bosrd that 10 Ind al
dress cd ,hc following letter to D. F. Aver coFpos
s'on e'"afe'' CHICAGO, May 20. 1854.
B. F. Aycr Esq, Counsel to tho Corporation Of th
City Of Chlcsgo:
nr.R eR:-As there are eondlctlns opinion
ca.reIr;rs the recent arfeiatsnents q ae:3eets Q
thc Board uf Education, and C. It ~lh ue ny ous
Il rtr|fy the cctuaI members OF tho to:sd ot n
! meeting Ter Er.Rn::1.Ilou Oh LIE AksL tAEs.eJ
Jnne. VIM Jou isror nc with ToEr opnioa q a. u
question, 73lethcz The psv neuaels q t1s s a1r
cI, or those appointed III the last meeting Of q
j present Council! u
/ de>Itr also for Ey direction your opsalon n. O o
, | The question. which l. low corporation pspes c
: 'ts CITY, Yoafs Ne NV Il. t. wr1z.,
a Secretary Board Of Etrc .lico.
Certificates were vo,tG to I'm s. Btker, Charlie
Il Chaieg1tul. N&rk Bailey, and I. Parker.
. On n,otiun ot Ar. frladIyi!le, tho Snpcrlutst
deEt WEE Instructed To hiru = building, dtsisustc
>, by The Inspector. to be usad as brkuca Of th
e franklin School, =. rr:st not exceeding 500 ps