, 1864-05-06
.RECRulT TlhO,
The One Hundrea Days Call-Whkt Il Doing ts
Meet It,

The regiments raising in this city for the one
hundred day SERVICE arc dlllne up rapidly and from
preecut appearances will reach the maximum some
time during the coming week. Col. J. L. Hancock
of the lat Regiment, has Issued the following stir
ring cali: ,'.
HEApQuAR1Ens FIRST REa'T, ]
111RoB VOLUNTEER MrllrtA. GAKnEr1 block, :
cuIcAGo. May 4, 1854.
DEAR sm:-The 1st regiment Illinois volunteer
MIL ia, compoeed OF the very best naterlal In the
city, have offered their services to The Government
4 one hundred days. They wish now to swell
their numbers to fully one thousaed men.
WI! ,ou rcspond u their call, and share with
them the glory Of the coming campaignI
Earn nol " l,stle;s inactivity IN this, the hour
that you had no part in tbe efand struggle to.lsy
waging between civilization aud b .rbarism; bc.
twfen human liberty and human slavery.
ing under her noble, Governor; Wisconsin is not
behind; aball Illinois be the only iaggardt Let
not the Prime State weary in well doing. At once
aTsst ,hs ee hGs seast H. M and
plo5 ees: Go, yonr situation shall be retained your
salar, ahall euD1tnEe.
Illinois quota filed. Come. or send good man Ia
jouN L. HANCOCK,
Colonel COMMANDING 1st Regiment.
Col Eh1np Ia getting along gioriouEly- The
Germans. 70 the number Of nearly u, bave en-
lis:ed. Cfthese s arc already iu Camp Fry. The
Adjatant has oIdefed all officers to report at No.
lG Ean1olph etreet, every day, at O'Clock p. IN
Tot Instruction Gnd Tor consultation. About SO
have already been raised, to aid In the organizes
t!on Of the regiment The following are among
Theodore Mepdelsobn, SIS; G. C. Cook = Co.,
s1to: Farwcll, Field = Co., $50; Tribuns Coapt
s e; 5;r.nba K5Ii oscISss Se S 9fn / ssas' sssas
ss;sl George sea1e.de1 rs l. 5 WIS = Bso.'.
esy Ddass' aasa 81 sn h5 Ss9s a ba1aoi neas ns
& Power, S2t; Could s Bros, $a5; FrsncIs a,
Eastman, 6; Gage / Drake, SIS.
Col. HouYA reports eatfefactoIy progress.
POLICE CouRT.-Yesterdav, WAS tho warmest
and as regards Police news the dulIest day Of the
seaeon. The most stEenuous efforts OF indef1tigs-
bic police officers did not prodneo more than BLK
or eight cases, Of which number the drunkards and
disordcrlies constituted a, respectable minority.
The euergy with which the criminal population
proved 100 much for them, and now they fall Into
the Other extreme BY not attending At all
Il Respectable Man aad Church Ae1naer.-T. D.
able" member Of Methodist Church, was charged
with the larceny or 500 rum 4. l.. Hale & Bro.,
furniture dealers, Oh Canal street, as reported In
r. FL o hs eRoye,s 9s1 S 81. a
nrisonet's attendance at the iecoTael's Court vas
dxed al the low rum Of 500 After the ts!al, ~ q
rsi.en paeneTs hourc a. The Fo,ce thought
crty mirht be there concealed. On searching his
rraidclee ol. Hubbard street, yesterday afternoon,
The of1,cer scoyered nearly $4D worth of stolen
goods consulting Of dRnaaks nnd nthcr articles OF
dry Eooda. The bal was therefore increased to
S. 10, and the pr1sonef removed ia defanlt.-
Fcr1t7V.-Jcsea SfHms, and Annie 3inms, his
wife, were brought up on remand, charged With
'foleery'' In attempting to pays counterfeit five
+ dollar bill On the Hank OF TIumansburs New York
the case was further continued until Saturday, In
oadcr to procure additional evidence. Tne prison;
en- were held In bonds Of $50. eaeh. Il II alleged
that come weeks ego the woman attempted to- pa.R
tbe bill Al 1be store OF Mr. Buckley In the West
Division, but as It wAa not mentioned In the de-
tcctor be refnped to take It. Soc next attempted
to gel rid Of IL at furniture Slore Wcl1% stFeet
and tho proprietor refusing to take 1t. telling
her that IT. was couuietetf she went to the gro
cery Of man named Garrity where third attempt
was made. which resulted In htr arrest by Sergeant
Hickey. On her person was fouLd over S1,N Q In
genuine money, which had 10, been returned 10 her
blythe police. sThts sum the aorne Jfur the do enss
clamoTousy dcclared had been presented BY The Of.
tlccrr to member Of the tBscret police' named
Sam Fe)kcr, and By HIM confscated, but his honor
begged the parties not to alarm themselves on thia
account ne such was hardly the method Of proceed.
nrc followed By the police
Another C0unterft rftfker.-On "Wednesday evening
reapec!ablJ dresscd man, named David Ham
! mond, passed como spurious bills OF The denomA1a,
ton Of twos. and purpor,ing to hare been issued
by the Estate Bank at Newark, y. d." upon a
Matchmaker at 14S South Clark street. Yesterday
he was ar1Iigbed upon the charge aud, hy request
OF his counsel, rrmanded until saturday next. In
default OF $500 hail the prisoner WIS committed to
the custody Of the police.