, 1865-09-01
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Eantzutfon of the Soldiers Orphans
Home Rpard-E1cction Of Officers
Excellent Auspices OF the Movement
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago 7ribune.l

Military matters-The 1loxplta1s-Or.
:.antxatfon Of thc Soldiers Orphans
Home Buard-Elcction Of Officers
Excellent Auspices Of the Movement
Especial Despaich to The Chicago Ttibune.l
srEGoT1ELu. Aug. st.
The 1s0th regiment n,inois Volunteers were paid
of today. and leave for home this evening, feeling
in fae spirits.
Datte1y G, ID regiment Illinois Light artillery,
consisting Of 80 men, arrived at Camp Butler to-
day Tor muster out aud final d!sch.sse, ton Mont
gomczy, ALI. The hcalth Of the company was good.
The day before they received the order to 70 home
for muster ont they had sent petition to COY.
ogleshy 10 use his iniueuce TO get them ont, but
the order came 20 eoon after, th1t they wrote an
apology to the Governor for troubling. hin1. The
bo5e relate the occurrence with rood deal Of the
old soldiers dry hutnor, and Fay they reckon the
Gove1ros tMt Icd tape thst time. This battery
comprises oil the troops now awaiting payment at
Camp Butlcr.
Fifteen patients we're received in the general hos
nes 9. patients discharged dst'y from ts hospital
IL about ten, but The new arrivals kccp the uumhes
under treatment at about 100.
Pursuant to the provisions Of the law passed last
Winter Tor the Of home for The chill
Soldier orphans' Home. The following gentlemen,
IT, Lee hnson Mr cf Rksfns. Il ,oD o1sn
King, Of Jacksonville; Hon. Alfred kttcheu, Of
Dlney; Hon. John L. Tincler, OF Dauyi1le; md
Col Amos G. Rabcocl. Of Canton, being major
oh:ce today, and organized the Board hy electin:;
The following officers: Hon. GNstavuz r. knerncs,
ssdfpa 11ep Anssn s. Me VIZ fed fsidea. ct
nods, seerctaEy, and Col 5no. n. Snyder, Assist.
amt Secretary,
impossible for him 10 meet viii The Board, al he
lad Iutenled; also, expressing hts wartn synpa-
Thy fo1 The suesess Of The undertaking. Many sa.-
liable suggestions wefe made by the Governor,
which we1e setcd upon by the Boarl. The E7t.ateet
ccnfdtncc aud real IN the enterprise was mimi
tes ss, y Rtsse II a. Gcn1ssn Ies be bf ounr preamble
and resolution, which were adopted:
WHEnEAs, This Board has learned With sense
et sEat.ssatsa ,h9s VT Gen: Joha = i Iogan h h
dlers Orphans' Home beforr The public !; therefore
Nksolenf. Tint re tender to him our thanks for
hla kind offer. and respectfully request that be act
in the mattef In sach manner ~ 10 him may eeen1
lest for the succcs* OF the cau5c.
Mrs. II. J. Dickerdykc. m agent OF the Christian
Mao VIZ present stsssd @ y. .h,s shf & Gon
sanitary storee to the Salue Of 81. 800. and Tint the
goods ere 11ready On their way TO this city. The
Secretary ~ nstlqe.ed e Procure sea f@e ths
kiichen and Babcock, Fae srpo1ntcd to prepare .
nneaios ps to the bes, eonTae iG ss seains lie
saisIng OF f1nda Has freely DISGUISED but no Dc
cieion arrived ., up to lhc time Of Sealing this
The following resolution was adopted:
TIT 81 ns Of ns s5nss
Board, ard that thsy lend ts1r inacnee 70 the en-
.erpr1se pefs5stently and until the noble work Is
Gov. Koerne., Hon. Jno. r. ne5nolot and lion. J.
Y. King. were appointed aa an Executive Cum
The nrrefnts fo- the 1tnro1n 3fonu,nruf dnr1n-