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were not sworn In by the 18th Of August.
Now the gentleman comes in and wants the |
very men, whom he himself shut out, paid at
this late day
BOLTON on ENL1sTa1EnTs.
supr. Dolton ceuldn't see the object OF the
resolution. The Committee knew their bnsl-
ness. These men who enlisted on the 18th
and were not sworn In do not deserve houn-
ty. They are not meritorious or they would !
have been prompt: Glorious fellows, all
can't pass this resolution, negerthelesR.
The resolution was lost, II ayes, Is nays.
SUP. CULVER SEES REPAYMENT.
ME. Culver offered the subjoired preamble |
sid resolution to meet Sup. Tay1or's sugges- I
tiop, which vfas adopted.
WHEREAs-There ia a hope that the State Of ILL I
nois may make IN appropriation to pay bount1es +
to t8 volunteer soldiers 30 as to reimburse to such
ccnnties as I4y have paid bounttes to volunteers
T., Reto!se%d % That tne Finance commissee be and
they are hereby instructed to zeal aud deposit in
the vault Of the Court House all such vouchers 81
the county may hold for b0anties paid by il, when
when TINY ahal hare properly examined eaid
sup Dalton made speech.
ANOTHER sTRATEGETICAL MOVE,
Supr. Taylor wanted the petition Of the four
persons who claim bounties, heretofore re-
fesred to, granted. He charged trickery upen
Supervisors who had put the petition Under
the table.
Supr. Dalton made speech.
The Chair decided the question had been
disposed Of.
Eupr. Dalton epoke.
Supr. Taylor appealed from the decision of
the Cba5r. The ayes and noes we're called, and
the Chair Was sustained.
TuET rRY 70 ADJOURN.
Supr. johnson moved to adjourn. The qnes-
ton Was not taken.
The clerk was instructed to furnish the
Commissioner Of Highways with necessary
blanks.
THEY TRY AGAIN.
supr. Taylor Thought there was motion to
adjourn before the House. The Chair didn't
see it.
Supr. Dalton spoke.
AFTER THE TREAsURER's FEES.
Supr. Edbrooke offered the following which
Tas adopted:
Resotusa, That the Committee on Judiciary be
requested to e3srnlne the law in relstion to tho
comn1eslens OF the County Treasure: for school
and town taI received hnd paid out by him, and
report to thts Board.
And the Board adjourned.
Fittshurg Female College.
We invite the atteation Of our readers to
the advertisement OF the Plttsburg Female
College. This institution has been managed
with such ubera1ity and vigor, that in the
short space Of seven years 1t has stepped for
ward to the very frent rank of American col
leges. It hss an able faculty Of seventeen
te. .chers, and up "ard6 Of two hundred pupils
| in actual attendance. We can most cordially
recommend the college to those who have
daughters to educate, and who desire to place
| them in an Institution wnere so1ldity is united
in the polish, and where there will be exer-
cised over them kind and Parental care. The
Pittsburgh evening Caronicze, in recent no.
| tice, holds the following language:
| There is not in the State IN establishment
! where the same facilities for obtaining sound
ard practical education exist, while for health
iulIess Of location, and the general excellence
| of its internal arrangements, it stands ial-
nlcasurab1y ahead Of any institution Of the
character in the country. So large is the class
| this season that it has been found necessary to
irerease the corps OF teachers, who now num-
her seventeen, including the Principal. They
are all practical teachers, thoroughly posted
III the best and most improved manner Of in.
parting distraction, and ever anxious to do
the mcst Tor their pupils. It is the intention
to enlarge the college building st an early day,
ard preliminary arrangements to that end art
now in progrtss. 1t viii then be one Of the
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educational institutions in the country.
Send to The President, Rev. I. c. Pershing
D. D., for catalogue.
Peoria Marine and Fire Insuranc,
Company.
We print below letter received by j. z
Murphy, Esq, Agent Of thia company, from
c. E. Olmstead & Co., proprietors Of the Ori
ental Mills. The character for Eromptne6
and litera9i.y which the "Peoria' ~ has Al
ways Euttbined in this city, is fully endorse
in the communication:
CHICAGO, Nov 49, 1862.
+ J. e. Murphy, ESD. Agent Peoria Il. s F. Ins1
1a1ce Co las Sau.h Mater street,:
; DEAF: SIX: Ne yesterday presented ou
claim for less on our mill to the Secretary
yoIr Company at Peoria, aid as we expected
vas net and Treated in courteous and ger
T tit manly manner. But few minutes ne,
! Needed to arrive at 9 settlement. The entil
1 sem, Sc .555 II, We claimed as 5our proportio
we're promptly allowed ard paid. We hay
/ app1e eia1ed the aogiety You have manifesto
for several weeks past to have this loss settle
,f Sc far as your company WAS coucerned, pI
e circumstances oTcr which re had 10 contr
4 | Ecerntd to mike it necessary that Euch q Sc
j tlement ei,cutd be delayed until now. Shcu
d it seem to ycu thal the good name your cor
3 | pary Las 60 lsng rnaint1lned for p1omptne
and ,alr dealing, has suffered i'll the mind
! the public for this long delay, you a7e A. Ii
| crty TO make suah use Of this a5 will apps
u | to you most HAely to correct any lm press1t
to The eiscreGit Of s5Gur CDmpuny. /
}, write up rev one for 4 like amount, and
Il your oEn convenience call aE our Office.
Very respectfully, &c, ,..
c. E. O1MsTEp & Go Oriental Mills.