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, 1862-06-06

Decrease .-----...--.-..-.-.-----$ 15.33565
Corrected earnings for the previous
TuE FAR2RRs AxD THE CuInEycY.-Ne arc
glad to publish the following resolutions as eul-
bodying the right kind of talk from the right
quarter. If the people demand Treasury Notes for
their produce, they Will get them. The PROPOSE
t1on to tax bank isEues out Of existence to make
room for Treasury Notes, should be earnestly
pressed upon the attention Of Congress, till they
pass stringent laws to give the people currency
| In which they can all have implicit confidence.
| The following are the resolutions;
| 1t mass meeting Of the farmers and others,
held at Tonica, La sallc county, Illinois, May %,
| 1862, the following resolutions were unanimously
| adopted;
| Reso!csd, That We recomm end to Congress the
paseage OF law authorizing the issue Of Treas
n an ae
in denon,inations Of one dollar and upwards, cor
yertable into Government stocks bearing three
a. may be necessary to meet the demands Of the
nationai treasury, OF to the extent Of the entire
| paper currency necessary TO meet the wants oi
| the business interests of the country.
Eese{tsd, That after the 18th day Of June
he following, to III; .: s; TfeasafF Notes !; &c
DanR Of Ohio. the State Bank Of Iowa. and the
iasues Of Illinois Banks in good standing, that 81
! Eoon the Government issues Of Treasury Notes
| are sufficient to meet the wants Of the business
interests, will refuse all other paper currency
| IeS01rGd, That we recommend to Congress- the
passage Of law, taxing all bank bills, certificate:
! OF deposit or paper of any Hnd used as g circu
lating medium, not less than three per cent Pei
| anf1um-
Eeso1efd, That we invite the cooperation Of al
the citizens Of this State who did not make mole1
! ont OF the stumptan operation.
| Resozrsd, That the secretary furnish a copy o
the foregoing resolutions to each OF the Chtcagt
papers, and to all the papers in this county, witl
the request that they publish the bame, and in
vite all the papers in the State, friendly to the in
duEtria1 interests to copy; also that he fnrnieh
copy to each Of the Representatives aud senators i
Congress. n. B. LOCKWOOD, President,
, G. COPELAND, Jr., Secretary.
; ELECTION OF Directors OF THE Ono AS
. | MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD afternoon, th
ckholdets OF the Ohio and MississipE
Railroad held their annual meeting an
| elected the following Directors Joseph Il
A1Eop N. r; larz Anderson. Cincinnati
| YIN. 4: AspinwaH, y. y; Edwin Bartlett, do
n. r.; Charles D. Coffin Cincinnati Charles {
5 Cone, do.: Samuel ". Co1nstock, \. r.; Edwar
Delano, do; Theodore Gtayleyt Lawreuceburg
Edward Leonard, n. r.; VIM: ]. McAlptn, Cii
+ einnasi; Thomas j.. Mitchell, do; S.,
eroy, Cincinnati; ". ". Scarborough, do
; | Fred. Schnchandt. n. T.; Joseph Torrence, Cil
, | cinnati, and William WhitewrIght, IT,, n y. II
. | 0dell VIE elected at the reqneet Of the Ensts
/ boud1olders- The elections Of officers will tai
: place to-day The Secretary and Treasurer's r.
ports will not be ready for few days, WHEN the
l viii be giTen to the public through the press.
, 1862-06-06
5afes.
100000 IN ONE OF

HERRING'S PATENT eAFES
tie gfeat1ea IN Peazt ma Futon zs- Jan a 1Sd2
EEssss- HEHK1E9 d Co. No PSI BaoApWIY
GENTs: Ihe large HERR1NG'S PATEET CHAN.
PIOS SAFE you made for me few years ago hHx
1een nas g severe test In tbs grea. IRE corner of
Hor1nR ana tue 6ae Frs taken from the futls aftF1
~ exposure Of more than thirty houra Tour Safa cn
taanFd al ny books Insurance pOc:ea sad other val.
maple paPe7 besides gold and silver ba1k bla cnn-
Ron pohde. &C. amounting to over Two NVEpKEn
IHorEANp po1LAEs E!eTything IN the SAFE IS IN per>
Iees os5es; except tte binding of the books, BENZ
.as5sagtnn and has guarded aafe1y through ths Dc
''s4' aonA- o. - eon'eh1 lie1y Il Z fSsg;E. FogF.EB
ASorR1 n TEE sAH 1Ixa-s1161 aaFxn >'
GEsKRAL OFFICE, Kew HAYES sTEAXBoaT Co
new YoKK, Jan. H. 1854
4essl1. HKEKtNa Il Co.. No. Isl BruadMay-GEsTG
We had one Of Jour Patent Champion Safea In the ~
cent extensive hre coEaer OF Futon and Pearl sreetA
the 20th Inst The Safe In the third story Of ID
Fulton Bank Building and fell with thu ruins to the
ceA8F Twas taken ron the ruins amer TH1HTY sIx
EoCRt exposure aud was KED HOT. It contained our
booEB ant papern amount IN bank
and about $11ee IN Treasury notes and other secu.
z1tes-au OF which Ne found Ia good order, kud uu.
scathed- Respectfully T99!A4 u,,,c1
HERRIEGB PATENT CEAAPi6H FIKEFKo0r
6AFES.
Ffs sss 5SssS sSeSg;f Hg9 aFs DSF eE
!ALIZED ROHathe oaiy metal which cannot he
H1,,r,.- a.1ea HRfa CO. u ssasa sszses.
, 1862-06-06
OR SALE-House and Lot
No. 80 HiusdaIe Street,

$50 feet Washington corner Of Margaretstreet Ap.
ply to j. L. LEE, g Clark street.
y ESIDENCE FOR SALE
IL One OF the most attractive residences IN the
vicinity Of Chicago substantially built Of Highland
Eu.nd, "a Offered for AaIe At great DatgatR:
It is Htuxted IN the educational village a. EYanstoD
ebon1 txeve miles from Chicago, tie t4xe ahofa,
where railroad facilities ase such as enable business
business hours and where th5-e Of the best endowed
Institutions Of the NoEthHesA axe located which vita
good public schools naks location most dea:TnbIs
The Honse Is two and half stories In height. on n
Commanding etnence ovef1ooks the village ana iake
With good barn, exnelent water near 500 uees Of tSs
grated uA lAEEe ps0 q st5Awbert1ea. blAckberrfex
staEonsIy plant. gS1al,y !altssssd II gaSdsna - n
This RtopeItI VIII oe eold q . great sacttaee-ane
Heulazs, inquire q 10. 10 Eouth WaSer - Cheaau
IL sSFp1 GEORGE T. FQ8TKR
, 1862-06-06
4 Mad Bullock Attacks the Light
- Wand.

4 Mad Bullock Attacks the Light
Guard Banhs
A singular accident which nt one time
threatened to be serious in its consequences
occurred yesterday forenoon to Vaas & Dean's
Light Guard Band, upon Michigan ayerua,
while they were escorting the three months
recruits to Camp Douglas, and eventnated in
genuine Bull Run and the final defeat Of the
enemy. As the procession neared Adams
street, droyer approached. leading huge bu.-
lock. The animal excited by the music was
pIunging and rearing In frightfn1 manner
and made desperate efforts to break loose
from his driver.
The latter for time managed to hold him,
and finally succeeded In throwing him down.
Tie mad animal, BY his desperate struggles
broke loose, and with glazing eyes, and low
cred head started for the band with roar
anything but musical. Mr. Vaas, seeing that
the animal meant mischief, gave the signal
for the music to cease and told the band to
look out for themselves. The cessation Of
the music had no effect upon the bull, who had
now approached Rear enough to Get glimpse
Of the red caps.
sition Of similar character, and with re-
doubled fury he dashed into the musfcians
who were fleeing in every direction. Mr.
Stzicher, the bugler, happened to be nearest
and received the attention Of the crazy brute.
Before he could eyade him, the bulls horns
! were fastened into his belt, and lie WAS thrown
into the air, but fortunately the horns were
| entangled aHd he was quickly dashed to the
| ground. 4 second time he WAS lifted and
thrown down, this time extricating himself
Mr.. Vaas rushed In and thrusting his instru
ment into the animal's face, averted his atten
ton for an instant. The action YVES most op
| perfume, for the next instant the company
directly in rear Of the band charged at doubls
| quick, and the infnriated monster rolled
over dead, pierced by score Of bayonets. Mr
stricher's injuries, we arc glad to learn, ar'
not dangerous.
The procession reformed and moved to tn
camp without any further danger from mai
animals addicted to horns Of most unnusi
cal character, and while We regret that th
hugler was flat and thrown out Of time, be ca:
boast that he has taken q horn without viole
ting the temperance pledge.
, 1862-06-06

Convention opened at two p. N. With prayer
by Rev: ME. Hasgerly.
The Committee then reported the following
resolution In reference to the question LAST
under discussion at the morning session:
Rtxo9oed, That the best method Of securing the
organization Of Sabbath Schools IN destitute
places Is familiar personal intercourse with the
people to be benefited, earnest conversation upon
the Importance Of the religious education Of The
Jonng, aud prayer to God with both pareuts and
children for the success Of such enterprises.
On motion Of Mr. Boring, the Convention
tnen went Into discussion Of the question,
Is II desirable to maintain uniformity Of
lessons among Ill the classes ~ The sneak
eIs we're Messrs. Boring, Scrogss, Kinney and
Hubbard, after which the folio wing resolution
by the Committee vas adopted:
Reulcsd, That it is the Judgment Of this Couyen-
yention that The scripture lessons IN Sabbath
Schools should be Uniform, 80 far s. is ptactscab
At the suggestion Of the President, the fol-
lowing subject ~as taken up and discussed:
"Haye the practical results in our Sabbath
Schools been commensurate with the efforts
put forth.' The discussion was participated
in bT large number Of delegates. and at the
close the following resolution from the Com
mittee was adopted:
Rtsolred. That at hath not entered into the
heart of man to conceive Of tho value Of the re-
snlts already achieved ~ Sabbath School efforts,
ths world q mankind, ia eleyating 1t to the con-
dssion which God desires It should occupy. He
lhat tufneth manE to righteousness shall shine IS
lhe ftaTe for eyer and ever"
The following resolution was then Gnani
mous1y passed:
R@so.eed. That We return our thanks to the G1.
lena snd chicago Union. Chicago and Northwest
ern, St. Lonss and Alton, and the Chicago and NIL
waukee Railroads. for the sympathy expressed By
them in the Sabbath School cause as exhibited b
| their kindness in reducing the fare Of the dele
| gates to this Convention.
Il was also
HeaQred, That normal Classes should be tangh,
| as far US uiay he In ali Of our Sabba>h Schools.
| Resekred, Thst the thanks Of this conFcptfor
are dne to such papers Of this city and elsewhere
az hare published the notices Of meetings and ths
p1ocetdipgs. The sessions Of this convention.
Mr.. Moody also offered the follow whief
was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The sabbath Schools OF our Stat
are 50 generally represented In the aInales Of th
United States. battling for our countrJ's honor
with which the cause Of Christ ia 60 essentialf
connected, therefore,
| Resoleed, I hat wc specially request Sabbatl
| School srperintenfents throughout the State t
remember ia earnest prayer our colaborers VIII
have been for time separated from Us b the ca]
OF our country, that they may be crowned Wit
, 1862-06-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY

THuRsDAT EvEsSa, June S, 1862.
Business at the banks continues to improve.
giving much more employment to capital; but the
demand foz money is still much below the supply
The large amount Of paper offering has 1essened
very materially the amount Of currency On hand,
and some Of the larger houses have found them
selves rather ehort. The sources Of supply are,
however. ample, and tha only thing to be feared Is
that all sorts Of "wldcat'' will fBd It's way into
the pockets OF the people. One firm received a.
dispatch to-day Of an invoice Of $4,000 from one
Of the old Hartford banks, with as much more to
be sent on Friday. That is money that 10 one can
object to, though ne prefer that It we must have
currency instead Of Treasury Notes. our Western
banks furnish 1t.
New York exchange is easier. Par is all the
banks will give for 1t, and the larger houses sell
round lots to customers at Il; but X is still the
correct selling rate.
Gold is a{littie dru1eE Thc.buyfuG price Is s.
and perhaps X above may have been paid. The
selling range is 3k@t per cent. premium, about
SA being the usual figure
M11wAGHE,-The Sentinel Of this morning
| says:
Currency very scarce, wAs the unanimous re-
spo9sa ol bankers Yesterday to enquiries ss to the
| in produce been ag active as usual for the past
felt butt stated in our last edition. the low rates
OF exchange invite the circulation Of Eastern cut
| rcncy here. and will coon relieve the market.
t The selling rate Of exchange Is Il premium, apd
that is the rate charged On collections, bnt bank
customers have no difficulty IN ohtaining corces-
sions Of at least - from that figure on purchases.
! - Buying. Selling.
New York Exchange. par HGtH prem.
| EPsC!e. = ,.-...--.'.....- prem S1@
MONTHLY ABSTRACT Of the assets, liabilities.
and condition Of the Dubuque Branch Of the State
Bank OF Iowa, for Monday, June 2, 1859.
| ASSETS,
sa4St5 4hAu $S, 361t4
Notes Of other banks and Treasury Notes IS 4e9 %
| Due frum other banks nka.-..-,.,x,.. 6f q4S a.
| Notes and bills discounted. - ..... B9B. 10
State and u 5. Stocks 20013 50
state Of lows a252 50
| Olhtr ltemS. ---..-.....-..........-... 3,5L51 IL
| Total A...........-.---....,....... 1896 466 80
l LaABHIFEs.
Capital stock paid ,sao 90 On
Notes in circulation .......-.......,...Ui40 40f 90
Due TO other hankR and bankers eb,H 69
Due 70 deposttora. 100 1913 II
ouIlub 6,T6A SO
! IotN -..--..--.....-.-.---..-.... 1856, ,466 %
L. D. RANDALL, President.
r. &. GRAVES. Cashie1.
| sT, LOUIS. A17oa AID CHICAGO RAuaoAD.-
, 1862-06-06

Arpo1srMENr.-~Comp Hayes has ap-
pointed Mr. Francis N. Barrett as SECOND
clerk In his Office.
, 1862-06-06
CHICAGO DAILY mARKET,

~ Grain sold in store'' ia e11]ecl to 2e storc9e
tsdica Is raid oy The buyer. Src!usigs Of hte griee
10id for khe grain 10 he Seller. WHsz q sac Js
mdds, In araica The esller pays the storage it Is
quoted fire. Of storage" Or IT. o. b.''
, 1862-06-06
MARINE NEWS.
VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.

VESSELS PASSED DETROIT
[SpeciM Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnue.1
DETRoTT. June 5th 1862.
Ur-Props- Buffalo, Queen OF the Lakes, Niles,
WenoDa; barks Sovereign Of the Lakes, 8. a,
Marsh. Colorado; brig Mary; schra St. James,
Taursby. Arcturua, Faswen, Wm, Grant, Queen
City, T. j. Brandon, Petrol, Ketchum.
DowH-Prop. Rocket; harks EFontneel, Mar
quette; brig II. r. Seymour; schrs. Arrow, Rich,
Titan, J. ki1gsford, oriole, Ostrich, Corinthian,
Black Hawk, Hibbard. Weather pleasaat-Wipd
south.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
ARRIVED At BUFFALO FROM Cn1CAGo-June a.
Prop. Dubuque, Mohawk, Tonawanda; brig Mary.
Fanny Gardner; schr Shark, IsonsIdee. Dashin,
Wave, Bonnie Doom, Sasco. Eraline, Queen City,
Puritan, Mary B. Hale, II. Court1ight, Grey Eagle,
hetchum.
CLEARED FROM BUFFALO FOR CRfcAGo--June 9,
Brig Mary, Fanny Gardiner achr. Johu Thurz-
By and ketchnn1.
VESSELS PAssISG THROUGH TUE WELLASp
EANAL--Ne are iDdeptcd to Capt E. P. Durr far
Ine Ionowlng IRt OF vessels passing through the
Welland Canal:
Ttsselt bound Hast. H1erg from, U1e5e IN
On the 31st May.
se5f s5f mn5nin mIna5ana s. catharines. Chicago.
On the I'd June
EST sebF 6o,'eR ne1nnIs nslls hnss5on Chicago.
ffIop Michigan, ogdh : oswego, Milwaukee.
Schs Anna Gfaig, do Chicago.
Tessels bou,ad East. Where from. Where IN
On the 31st May:
schz sch \ Douglas. Chicago. osweso.
Ss1'l summit, 10 do
Echr Surprise, do Eiprstoo
On the I'd June. '4''A'
sshf ss5f Sysafass; = s9oap A1T5akee' a. oswsgo
cat ~
ssf senf H1earagua, do Kingston.
BsEk ;Wn sEursis, Chicago, DO DO
Ecnr bermuda. do Oswego
BFE 1E Hahsnns S1S h5hRas nfwso&ee' Z" ktnSst0n e
sehr sehr fein pe9sl Dc EeoS Woe oswsgo
schr Theo Perry. do do
On the Sd.
Schr Fn1ton, Chicago, Osyeon.
Vessels discha1gfng at the elevator
scnf Roberts, Chicago, Cleveland.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Lenont, Lockport, $500 bu corn.
Empress, L. Sale, $500 bn corn.
Tfsasa Fasts. doflie dofaPo 1d6 Sc e. s4 4ass sa
!roubadour. Lockport, G,0OG bn oata.
Arkopa; Ak 2s;,[a La Sal,e, s:,. .4Qs bFls aoar.
Dick Overall, La salles, 40 h1ls -four.
Mentor. La Sale, 6.udn hu corn-
Daeotah, La sale, 5.o0u bu corn
Sultan, Is Sale, $40 bu corn.
CLEARED. ........Junc L.
@ 1Tairie que@en: @ Ottawa, 1,6sa ;os n1dze.
Laura Ann. Ottawa. ~ n lumber.
Iockpprt, LocEpoft.
Rocker, LnckpNrt.
lemort, Iockport-
Constituticn Iockpo.t.
New York, l. Sale. Is ISL fl lumber.
Mar a. kankakee, SEQ It lumber 100 ceda- posts
RICK Run, Julie e''~'
Glasgow Ottawa, % m lumber, half brls fish.
siding, 5O N lath. -
, 1862-06-06

IDEsTHrED.-The body found at Madison
street bridge yesterday has been identified as
that Of John Kolk, Hollander, who formerly
resided near Clybourne ayenue, on the North
Side. He was in the employ Of milkman
named Fisk, who paid him five dollars Oh Fri
day last, since which be has not been seen
alive He Ieaves wife and two children.
, 1862-06-06

~ We would ca1l attention to the card OF
Meskrs. ". B. Hubbard d Co., Commission
Merchants.
, 1862-06-06

Imports Of Wheat and Flour into
Great Britain
The following statement shows the fn1portations
OF sheat and flour into the United Kingdom for
the three months ending March a1st, 1852, as COM
pared with the same period in 1861;
, 1862-06-06

4aln O4E1 u1IiEl tAE TUES.
Il communication Was received from Mr,
Carter, clerk Of the Superior Court in relation
to bill rendered by bailiffs which had been
cut down by the committee, and setting forth
that. he believed they were correct bulls Of
services and ought to hare been allowed. The
communication was tabled.
4 bnl asking the county to share with the
city the expense Of the flagstaff upon the
court house, and three large flags, was referred
to the committee on public buildings.
Mr. Cornell offered resolution requiring
all bills rendered by bailitfs to be verified BY
affidavit, which, after q long and desultory dis
cuesion was withdrawn.
A motion Was made to change the name Of
the new town Of Hope to Calumet.
An amendment was offered to call it Sigel.
The amendment Was lost and the original
motion prevailed.
Adjourned till two o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Committee On Poor House and Pau
pefs, to whom was referred the proposed
amendments to the ssdorg" ordinace report
ed in favor Of continuing the present sdorg u
law.
Mr. Ginther, anti-dorg, member Of the
committee, presented minority report in
favor of the ordinance submitted by him to
license "dorgs" at 81 per head, with rules
and regulations for their running at large,
The question being upon the majority report,
It vas rejected.
The question than required to the minority
report.
Mr. Jones called up his amendment, viz:
Resolred, This ordinance shall net apply tt
"yaller dorgs" with straps around their necks
and their tails cut off not over half an inch inch
inch and q half OF two inches long, and uot les.
than half mile, mile, mile aud ha1 or tWt
miles from home.
Mr.. Culver didn't like the amendment
MrJones tired to make speech and couldn't
Dr. Gibbs tried to make q speech au:
couldn't and Nj. Dolton tried to make speecl
| and did.
Mr.. Dolton moved to lay the whole subject
upon the table.
Mir. Ginther moved to lay 11r. Jones' reso1u
| ton only upon the table. Declared out o
| order.
Mr. Dolton's motion Was put to vote ant
Was carried. Ayes u, nays II.
| Mr. Do1ton moved that DR.. Wood have leay,
| TO withdraw his bill for compensation in serv
| ing processes upon insane persons. Carried.
The Board then proceeded to draw juries fol
the Superior aud Circuit Courts, after whic1
they adjourned.
, 1862-06-06

*Completed September list, 1862
Mr, Ogden submitted very lengthy and
satisfactory report, which will be printed in
tew daJe.
This is one Of the most important railroad
lines running into this city, and the stock
holders and directors have evidently studied
their interest in reappointing its former
operating officers, who nc know are every
way capablc of filling the important positions
assigned to them.
, 1862-06-06

ppES1xo or surrE1Dr,s A1coror 1Vonzz
The extensive alcohol 1nanufactorv of ~
H. H. shufeldt, No. 60 South Water strest
was opened for public inspection On Tuesday
afternoon, and was made the occasion Of
visit oy laEge number Of South Water street
merchants, VINO spent a Pheasant hour in fn-
spccsieg tne establishment and apparatus
and discussing 8 handsome banquet, set by
the enterpr'sing proprietor. This house were
the first manufacturers Of alcohol and pure
spirits IN Chicago, commencing in 1856. at
which time they turned out some twenty five
barrels per dny. Then thesmarket was prin-
clpa11y supplied from Cincinnati and other
piaeee' nov The capacity of the new appara-
tus is about eighty barrels per day. ani, Il can
be Increased very easily to about 100 barrels
per day. The building occun;ed hv IT. Chr,
feldt is Is By 40 feet, and slx stories ,,,., -
the basement are the steam b,;,a-s. 49, -. -
first floor the tettle-whjch ia ~ .na,oo " VIC
MA. toztx ,,a..,,c r,.xa. Pfs'e 8no
, 1862-06-06

~ We would ca1I the attention Of citizens
generally, and particularly those Of the North
Division, to the new boot and shoe store Of
Niswau & Day, 20 North Clark street, whose
card appears In to-day's advertisements.
, 1862-06-06

RE1uRNED--A large number Of released
prisoners arrived yesterday morning By the
Michigan Southern road. They belong
mainly to Wisconsin.
, 1862-06-06
DI ED,

On Thursday, june 5tb. 1867 ESTHER JaSE ,rit.
Of Alfred l. sewell, aged q rears. N0 ~
Funeral FROM the family residence iii North 1az,.
street, on Friday June 6i1 at O'Clock Il. Friends
are Invited to attend ~A7
, 1862-06-06

p0RTABLE ENGINES.-Tvo
l. new Pottahle Engines six aud seven horse pove1,
For Sale Cheap for CaaIa,
BJ GEO. DUNBAR s. CO, Machinery Warehouse
D5akr6691M y sud u uea7ba1n-st, Cttcage.
, 1862-06-06

Co. 4 18TH Ill. CXyAlRr.-Tbis Com
pany, Capt T. VI Grosvenor, wants few
more men, Any one desiring to enter this
arm Of the service will not find better op-
portunity. The regiment Is composed Of ex-
pericnccd officers and good men, and is in
readiness to march. Application can be made
to Lieut., LuG, 159 Kinzie street.
, 1862-06-06

H1DE&Thc market is quiet. Quotations as
follows: Dry Flint, 1sH@1se, Dry Sailed, 1870
lie; Green Sailed, &c; Calf=kins, SC; pelts, 1az
G2Q0.
B0TTER-We quote: Choice Dairy, 10G12Hc;
fair to good hrkiu, s@9Hc. Grease, 6@7c.
EGGS-Fresh, &c per doz.
PoULTRI-chiekens 2 doz, '$17a0aoO;
Turkeys 2 u, 6@6Nc; Pigeons = doz ss@Ac.
, 1862-06-06

L1l1 OVER uldeT Luc [ulE.
for allowing the use Of his hall to the War
Fund Committee without compensation, vas
passed
Mr.. Jones asked for g suspension of the
rules to enable him to introduce 4 resolution
providing for The appointment Of a commit
tee on schools. The rules were suspended.
Mr. jones' resolution Is Us follows:
Reso1red, That an additional standing commit
tee Of this Board be formed, to consist Of dve
members to be called the Committee on Schools,
whose duty it ehall be to have general supervision
wise with the School Commissioners In reference to
the same.
a long discussion ensued upon the power
Of the Board to alter the rules, aud the matter
WAS finally laid OVER.
The drawing Of juries was made the special
order for two O'Clock this afternoon.
The committee on public buildings report
ed in favor Of allowing the following claims
, 1862-06-06

New styles Of Paper Hangings just received at
Fa1ons, Lake street. Call and see them. apA-p743
tB For cleaning aud dying gentleman Clothes
60 TO Cook j. Mclean, 98 Dearborn~street, This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than any Ia the city. ebN.u
E Rehigerators and Ice Bo1es-wholesaIe and
retsfl-of the most approved kinds.
Refrigerators repaired or exchanged
my23lSt j. " BERT, IS LaSalle.
, 1862-06-06
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Fourth Days Proceedings.
The Inevitable Dog Question Again.


The Board met at 10 clock.
The Committee On Jail and jail Accounts
reported in favor Of allowing the following
fitls. .
, 1862-06-06

fE Licut. Levi ". Hart Of Bartlett's bat-
tery, wlll leave Chicago for Corlnth on Mon
day morning. ANY person wishing to send
letters OF small packages to friends in the
company can do 80 by leaving them before
six o'clock P. m. Saturday, ut Peake, Marsh
& De Longs, 81 Lake street.