, 1862-03-20

That the said John Gilmore Lloyd came to his
death On The corner Of Clark and Kinzie et1eets on
Tuesday evening, March 18th, 1862, by a knife or
some sharp instrument in the hands Of John Gar
1ity> and that William Gibbons was ACCESSORY to
the same.
4. ]. Wright. Jno: ". Eason, c. L. woodman,
{. .. Mansur, VIM Waite, G. Condor, n Mocller,,
il NctZGaT-
Camp Douglas Matters.
Owing to the excessively moist condition OF
the ground and the atmosphere yesterday,
there was but little stir within the camp, the
operations Of the inmates being confined prin.
cilally to works Of charity and necessity. The
Military Board, composed Of Col r. D. Cntts,
Major j. J. KtJ, and Lieut.. G. ". Canf1eld,
appointed BY the, Secretary Of War to inquire
into the rcputed loyalty Of rebel prisoners,
arrived in this city yesterday morning, and
will Immediately proceed to the discharge OF
their duties as relating to the prisoners in
Camp Douglas.
4 copy of the bond which we give below
has been furnished to each one of the prison.
crs, already, for their consideration. How
many will or can, in good faith, comply with
the acquisitions set forth, thus obtaining Their
release remains, to be seen
The following is the bond, tlc execution
Of and compliance with which, will Sc
cure to these men their liberty:
EHcac al Hen BY these Preseate, That we. John
Doe and Richard Roe, Of Louisiana, in the county
Of Pike, and State Of Missouri. rs principal. and
-, of the county Of Pike. in the same State, as
SECURITIES. hereby acknowledge oureelyes to be
held and firmly bound INTO tie United States oI
america, in the Euul Of five thousand dollars for
me payment Of which, we'll and truly to be made,
exccntors. administrators and assigns
sealed with our seals, this 21th day Of March, A.
1ha1 whereas the above bounden John Doe has
been arresled upon the charge Of haviu. given afd
ald @ comfort to the enemies Of the United States,
said John Doe has taken and subseribed tie oath
hereto annexed, and has agreed that he will not
leave the county Of Pike during the present rebel
lion, Without the written permission Of the COM
m1ndl1g officer Of the nearest mil1,ary post estab-
}shet1 By the United States authorities, and viii
report III person to such commander, whenever by
aapad nm 5eqnl1ed II writing SO 70 do and has also
nander Of any hostile movement, gathering Of
conspiracy he may become appFised o1. and to no.
t'iy the officer aforesaid OF any and all attempts
Hh1cl he may learn any person is making to enlist
recruits for 10 induce others to join the
CoLtcteIate army, or to give lid aud comfort
thereto Now. II the said John Doe shall well and
agreements heTeintefore set out, then this obloa.
feet -~" -
And it is hereby understood and agreed. that In
case the .aid Jt'hn Doc should violate any of the
conditions ct this obligation. any officer in he
military service OF the United States, acting under
S o,oe7s @ & 81 me nearest post commander, may
property OF the above named obiiEors to al amount
sufficient to satisfy and discharge the amount
ahoys % named. without having recourse to any pro,
eeeuang al law JonN Doe, H. 81
RICHARD Roe, T.. 81
sTAnB1SG.-On Tuesday an affray occurred
between s. " Jones and John Oliver, both
Of CO. A, Of the 5th Tennessee regiment, in
which Oliver drew knife and inflicted several
severe wounds upon the back and shoulders
Of Jones. A bitter feud has for a long time
existed between these two men, finally cul.
1ninating in the aboyc somewhat tragical act,
Oliver was at once placed in closed confine'
mcut,
CITIZENS RELIEF COMMIT 1EE.-Tle Com.
mlttee on the sick and suffering in Camp
Douglas continue their daily 1abors in relieY.
ing the prisoners. On an average, about two
GALLONS of cough mixture are given out daily.
Dried frnit, &c, for the hospitals are-far
nished, and two efficient apothecaries are en-,
ployed to aid the Post Surgeon, These will
be dispensed with, most likely, as there are
competent men In the rebel ranks who eau,
and say they will, discharge the duty.
COL Mulligan has kindly given the Commit.
zee spare room at his quarters, where all
stores for the Committee azc deposited aud
dispensed They are at liberty to distribute
all articles Of comfort for the needy among The
prisoners, save outside garments, which won1d
he manifestly improper.
The Committee meet daily at Bryan Hall al
9o'c1ock. E. B. TrTrLE, Chm Of Com.
NoR1rART REroRTs,-The following addi
disiona1 deaths were yesterday reported al
at camp The two last named persons died
in barracks:
MARCH 1sth--Thomas 3. Evans, Co. a, 14ta
Mm 6; G. Thomson: Co; B. 9Th Texas.
Z. I, Methe5by, g. ,. 7th Texas.
n C. Col1y, Co. G. Sd h1iea
has Huntsman, Co c. Sad Illinois.
John Coiner. Ffenchs Virginia Artillery.
}. .. theatbam. Co. F, Sd Tenn,
Previously reported. rted..........-.s 81
Reported to-day.
1otA 10 date.- te.-.--......-...........s 50
Young MES's Assoc1AT1os,-The canvass
TOR officers Of this Association opens with a
lively promise Another ticket was nomina-
ted, at caucus last evening, which has upon
it namcs that speak for themselves, It is as
follows:
OPPOSITION TIcNT.
Iresident-HESRY ". BISHOP, Jr., attorney
EiTxf T1ee P1exident-Chas, H. Henderron n,
q. H. Henderson l. Co. -
wSts,s4 f2es sf r chlttenaen
Corresponding Stc'staTy-chas- A. Gregory, at.
Relosding ssenaary-n II. Perkins, with cu,.
Itedtnrer-!c- G. Parks, Of c. C.. Parker s Co,
NaHdgeTs-T. u. Avery, Of T. NJ Avery & CO ::
A. G. Cleig. with $. Gnggt & ca; q. "
missioner; J. G. Amber, banker: Amory +; Bic. Bic.
lew. n: c. R. r. Office: Ftedk. v. Cole; =. s.
Circuit Court.
LAW ENTELLIGRNCE.
United STATES CIRCUIT CouET--Befo-s Judge
D1ut'x,aond- ss7--Chancer5- Clement Bidd}e
and to be confirmed BY to-morrow noon, uniesss 11s
sery. Samaa Eanes ct al, Is. s. E. Mosher: r.
4Sss-Chancery. Geo S. Murt-y ct ii. rs. Ira B.
Winek!e Ct al: default and decree pro con ftseo,
1na referred 10 Master. No. 1O3-Chaacery. j.
L. 0&C1HN
pIo coafeSxo. No. S4e-Chancery Joshua Bates
et a.. ". John W; Chapman ct al: default, and
Ieiefenee to Master. No Sa6-Chancery. Johu
Stewart ~. Alexander S. Sarcrc ct d: demurrer
TO 11A argued, and taken under adr1scmcnt.
Cmcr1T COURT or Cook t.ouN1Y-B~ftHs ,judot
.WdHiet7s-Caies dismissed Nos. ;18. iii. -! IN,
115 and 633; continued, No. s5l. ''' oS0'
No Ss9-Charaes Foreman ct al vs. E. J. Honson
ct al: appearance OF E. J. Hopson entered bY
Farrel and Smith. and Oh thei: motion. rule too
plead as to eafd Hopson extended stx daTs.
Nos. GAO. GA, 6i5. G5s. 652~ 653; appearance Of
Merchants Savings Loan and Trust Company.
as garnishees entered By Farwell and Smith. aud
rule to plead OF anewer extended ten days
No. eSa-Mary J. Lewit vs Ambrose Adams ct ii;
rule to plead extended until Tuesday ncxt,
Cases No si9 s67, 8T and 7b9. 5ss-Delault,
anq a5 court assessed damsges. No. 6S2-Charl+a
co MEco s4 John HeitzmAn; motion for new
,!la argued and takcn under advIsemeot.
80. Ns. Joseph r. Maxwell ct al "a, J. B. StEick
t1pa e II: TUE 10 plead extended ten days. No
~ conn Thorn II John Mullhau ct al !; motion
49a M ne nc" srta oScrruled. and Judgment On verdict
70. 81, The County OF Cook ~ J, B.emoa; mo-
non for neW trial orerrnled, cxcepuons. ,1udg
ment on verdict. appeal prayed. bond in St50 Hith
sar1tlee- No. Benjamin Lumba7d Va. the Bfshos
III! Colony: coufesa1on per co3nopit NOTED Ar
for $a2O.sT. AL opea e'Ai
6urERloR CouEr-Beforx .yudqss Hia,Jn. ord
Gtod71ch-No. 81. LoTtnz B1anteno "a Fredarics
BECKER ct Al; parfes and jury present % On Tcs
terdsy- No. ~. A. c. ntone use d I,,senb Il
Stone ve- Isaac Anderson: motion of p1aintfF rnIa