THE ILLINOIS VOLUNTEERS
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Yesterday morning (June ~ G. T NJ DAVIS, Esq, Mayor
of Alon had interview with General BRooKE the com
mander of this division, the reception of the troops
raising Illinois, of whom have already arrived at Al
ton, and other companies their way AT the first in
terew General b. supposng his authority and the nstruc-
tons sufficient him in doing so, determined TO
service Saturday next and to direct the
necessary raons be supplied to them but further
examination of the equison he forced to the conclusion
that he has authority muster them into the SERVICE and
cannot do until further instructions are received from the
proper officer at Washington.


The instructions Governor FoRp, seems only to
raise and organize these regiments and when raised TO
port them the Department at Washington the regiments
when rased hold themselves in readiness to march at
moments warning Whenever their services required
officer ofhe IT, s. army to be them into
vice. 1t is important that the volunteers should understand
this and far practicable avoid the expense and toll Of
leaving their homes until duty actually requires them to do