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, 1862-06-05
MARINE NEWS.

Vessels PASSED DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
DETROIT, June 1, 1862.
Gr-Prop Michigan; bars Indiana, Ge5i.-
d1nc' brig C. P. Williams, lRoscius: schr. NORTH
esu .ss nA lansing, Milan. Utica, Eagle II ing ST.
Andrews. Gertrude, Anhs Craig, Eli Bates, AeIu-
nee, Denmark, and Stampede.
DowS-Prop. Adristic, Chicago: bsrk Brit
ish Lion, R. G. Ninslow, Chicago; brig No.
began, Ramsey, and Crooks; schr. Perseres-
ance, Athenerian, Wings of the Morning, Sun
and Heir. Agerine, Scpeior. ", r. Merritt,
Mosell, Essex, Ellen Baxter, Ayes, A1debarau.
Nightingale, Huntress, and Ploughhoy. Weather
pleasant. Wind east.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
l. ARRIVED At Buffalo FROM cu1caGo. June 9
Prppa- Wenona, Nile, Queen of the Lakes; bark
David Norris brigs Rocius, Mary; ech7s- Milan,
Mart B. Hale, Shook, Cou1tright Ironsides, Eagle
Wing. Fashion, ST. Villas, St. James, Anna G.
Ragnoz, Denmark, G1ace Murray Gertrude,
Eulene Datee.
CLEARED FHo4 BUFFALO FOR CHICAGO, June .
Prop Buffalo; trigs Mar: :Roscius, c, P. Tiiamz;
sehre. j. Thursby, Eagle Wing. Denmark, St.
! James, Grace Murray, Gertrude.
| ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. June 8.
Clyde. Ottawa. s 600 bn corn.
| Clsssietie. Morris, 4-0t1 bu corn.
| Gibraltar. Ottawa. $500 bu corn.
I Constitution. Lockport, $500 bu corn.
| EneliIe, LaSalle. 5,52S br corn, 16 bu potatoes.
Laura Ann, Lasalle, I, 361 bu corn.
.. c. Wallace. LaSse. Ass hu corn S3 bu re, %
| brls beef, 100 brls -four, 5,0i5 Ds shoulders.
| Nm: Merriam, Morris. 5000 bu COIL
| LIe1}a, I-aSal,e, 5,9S6 bu corn.
| Josephine. DuPage. 5000 bu coE1;
| HQmbolt Joliet, 4 $50 bu corn. IT bs}E pork
! Cushman, Ottawa, $500 bu corn.
| CLEARED ..Iune g.
Gen. Mcclellan Lasalle, u. .733 It lumber, 800 os
I furniture. .
Ella Joliet 80 l35 II lumber, A9l3a n3 slaves Ano
Key Civ Lassl1e, so977 # lumber 5,zo2 ns nais.
| St Louis, Ls5al1e, 74.EG2 # lumber.
| Gen. Scott, ,LaSaue, 10 bE1s salt.
| humboldt, Joliet.
! Bunter, Ottawa
| C1shnan, Ottawa
Alexander. Lockpo1t 81 ,e7a It lumber.
Tide, Lasale 68.8s6 It lumbaE. $50 "a carpenter
work.
, 1862-06-05

specff0n OF GEA1n.
There is evidently rery strong feeling among
the members Of the Board Of Trade in this city in
favor Of the abolition Of the present system Of
grain inspection. They feel that, since the ware
housemen have displayed such reckleasness in the
cou1se recently adopted by them, it is the only
course left, in order to preserve the trade of tue
city; and special meeting Of the Board is to be
held On Saturday evening next to consider the
subject. 1t is not surprising to find the most
zcolous advocates OF our present system Of inspcc
tion now among the most suzious to have it abol-
ithtd. They arsue thus: It Is q most excellent
system il 1t hsd not been most outraseous1y per-
yerted by dishoneat warehouscmen; but eince ths
latter sefuEe entirely to take any ibity
to the condition Of the grain stored with them,
Tut throw it Oh the Board Of Trade Inspection
the only course left is abolish it entirely and
then every sttub will have to stand On its own
bot tom r.
1t is not surprising that some warehousemen
should oppose the abolition Of the inspection Of
grain By the Board Of Trade. To those among
them who have done What is charged by the Board
OF Trade, y1z:--deliyered Rejected Wheat for No.
9, and No. for No. lit has been perfect mint,
much to the 1oss Of dealers in the country, well
as Eastern shippers ard to the great detriment Of
the trade generally But these gentlemen Will
have to learn that the grain trade Of Chicago does
rot exist for the mere ratification Of their espe
cal greed and that the interests involved great
enough to wipe them aside when they prove an
incnmhra1ce and obstacle to its progress, easily
as We wou1d brush of hy when 1t anaoys us.
It is objected BY come that one TWO Of onr
railroads will not deliver grain to any bnt pazticc
lar warehouses, and that some elevators will have
monopoly Of all the grain received by those
, 1862-06-05
MARINE LIST.


ARRIVED June 4, 1862
stmr Comet, Pabst Two Rivers.
FTop llarber, PeTrit, Grand Haven, 100 IN lumber,
Is II shingles, Is br1s fish.
Prop Snsqtehan9a, Wsbster Buffalo, sundries.
Prop Galcna, steele, Bufnlo, sundries
rrop Cleveland, Reed, ogden:burgh, sundries.
Prop D Caldwell. ssctts Buffalo; erndries-
Prop Sun, Jonce. Collin.wood, brls fish.
Bark Danube. Hall, Buffalo, 125 tons coal.
brig Empire State. Martin, Buffalo. $50 tong coal.
Brig Table Rock, Dnsan, Qconto, 1so N 1ualber-
Brig blontczu1na. Moore, Kingston, loo cds wood.
Scbr Advance. Dole, Manistse. 139 N lumber
schr Mariner, Baker, Grand River, 50 n lumber.
sehr Gerrit smith, Murphy, ozwego.
sebr Live Oak, Jordan, l5ay city, $50 m 1rn,5er..
schr Mary " Scott, unntsherger, Pressure 1slc,
sebr Lone Star, Jameson, Buffalo, leo tons coal.
Scbr San tJacintn, Reed Buffalo, 10 tons coal.
81 ir Marehfe1d. Coffin, Bnhalo.
sch1 Il A Richmond. Thornton, Buffalo, 7s tons
pig iron, 25 tons coal
schr VIM Raynor. Tower, Buffalo.
Schr T Avery, Eairded, Buffalo, 35 eds wood ITO
schr Boreeteel; Culver, Muskceon, $40 N shingles,
is br1s fish
schr Belle ste:ens, Brown, St Joseph, 1850 rail-
schr Kitty Grant, Spencer, White River, Is m
lumber.
schr i Parsons, Young. Budalo, $40 tons coal.
schr lsaac " Nichols, Miller, clereland 40 tons
schr Golden Harvest, Stubs Presque Isle, $40
tons coaI
selr caiIe, Mecarteraz, B2alo, 1870 tons pig iron,
schr ] B Pen6eld, Eastoa, oswego, 800 br1s salt.
Schr Wn Jones, Thomas. ManisIee. 1a7 III lumber
sehE Alpha, Simpson. Kingston, 3 eds wood.
CLEARED. 4.
Stmr Comet Pabst, Two Rivers euudrics-
rrop Mendoza. WEIGH Buffalo. $50 on wheat, 500
| bis -four, zee ',rls 9 bacon
ITO hrIs flour.
, 1862-06-05

< made il w1ieA as seiltr pays he sioragz, Il Is
quoted "ffs< Of Storage" Or ". Q. D."
"WEDNESDAY EyEsE6. Ju7e4. 1864
FRE1GHTS- at yesterdays ad5ancc. The
engagements were TO Buffalo :-Schr. 7. 7.
Avery, corn, At iHc; eeehr. San Jaclnfo ana oafks
Torrent and Success, corn, at Axe; seo1' ms'
Vernon, wheat, at SIC. To oswcgo:-schr.
Ger1ft Smith, wheat, atsAc.
FLOUR-ReceiYed, 7.4s4 br1s: shipped, none.
Market quiet apd unchanged Sales, 1o9 bzls good
White Winter at $3.50; 1oe brls "sugar River
+. h. Spring extra at f. 60; ITO brls Kewanee" :"
+. b. do at s4.10; 100 brls "Batsyia Xxx" at
$3.50; 1eo brls "va1ley Mills ~ and 200 brls good
Spring extra, b. at $50; 100 brls h. extra at
*s.s0 sto brls 't Diamond 12o brls Elk River,
sud ac6 brls t. Volcano all onp.t.
:. WHEAT-Reecived, 6o,575 bu; shipped, 39, ,7o5
bu. Market opened dr1n, but closed dull. With
downward tendency. Sales, 2S00 bn No. Red in
store at SEC; 1900 bu do at S234c; 5000 hu Amber
1oTa in store at sic; 5000 tu MOL Spring In
store at SEC; 2ooo bu do at 79asc; 4.0c0 bu do At
fsc; lao bu do AT Tec; 1900 bu No Spring in
store at '9c; 100 bu do at 73c-in Mum s seott's
warehouse; 400 bu Rejected Spring in store a.
a7Hc; 400 bu do at SIC; 1,co0 bu do at Sc.
CoRE-ReceiSed, 1852 bu; shipped, 12:, 40
bn. Market opened firm and advanced slightly.
but cloeed quiet and without material change
Sales, $500 bu choice New River Mixed (near1y
Yellow 1t 2ihc atloat; 1900 bu Old Mixed In
store at 97<c $1,000 bu do st sse; 1900 bu do at
asc; 5000 bu do (in one 1ot) at 2sxc; 5.0o3 bu
do (receipts expire to~day) at 27kc; 1000 bn
New Mixed IN store st a4c; q, ,00o bu do at!t44c
G0co bn Rejected in store at s1Kc; 1.5C0 bu do at
&c; $500 bu do at 2axc-
oATs-ReceiEed, 2s.S4s bu; shipped, none.
| Market firm. Sales, 3i,1oo bu No. / in store st
t esKc,
| RYE-Received, 6,s46 bu. Market quiet and
| eteady, Sales, $40 bu No. In store st SOC.
BARLEY-Recrived. SIT bu. Market quiet
| Salee. IS bags medium at 42c; $50 bu fair at
4sc; is bags at Soc; IS bags good At 5io-an on
| track.
Observation-Disclosures 1c and more active.
Sales, leo bzls at 2oe 150 h1ls do at 90c 100 brls
/ do on PIT.
6EEDs-15 bags Hungarian Grass Seed at SIS
| FRoV1S1ONs-Ma very dull. Sales, 20 bxs
| country smoked meats at 34, and 5hc for Shoul
ders. HamB, and Sides; Il pss Leaf Lard at &c.
, 1862-06-05

greater allowance. He did not believe the
county Judge could run his court upon that
sum, and moved to substitute the sum Of
$4,000.
Nj. Throop thought that 81 900 additional
the three dollars per diem, to over eight dol
lars per day.
MI. Barry was In favor OF the $4,000.
Mr. Haven, one OF the committee on
finance, said that individually his opinion was,
that for an official whose entire time WIS oc-
cupied By the duties Of his office, the addi-
tionn1 sum Of q, 900 was small enough.
Mr. Dolton made speech.
The ayes and nays being called, resulted as
follows: ayes 20, noes 49,
The report was then adopted as amended.
Mr.. johnson, from committee on equaltza-
ton Of taxes, reported in favor Of correcting
Rundry errors In assessments.
Mr.. Wllmarth, from committee On miscel-
laneous claims, reported In favor Of allowing
In ALI
, 1862-06-05

In this city June Ath, CARRIE BELLE. daughter Of
Ellen A. and 4. H Holden aged years. months aud
q days.
Friends Of the family invited to attend her fune
streets, at 3 O'Clock Thursday. the 5th-
, 1862-06-05

Report Of War Fund Committee, etc.
THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.


The third days session Of the Board Of Su- |
peryisors was held ut their rooms yesterday, |
present nearly full beard. The following |
business Of importance was transacted after |
the reading and approval Of the minutes:
THE CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION.
Mr, Throop offered a resolution that at the
coming constitutional election there should
be but one poll only in each ward, said poll
being located in the district Of each ward
known Us ts District No. IL and that the same
inspectors Of election should presideas at the
last municipal election. Adopted
REDUCTION OF TAX.
4 petition from B. F. Carver i Co., setting
forth that their property was wrongly assessed
at 100000, being worth onls $4,000 st the
| time the tag Was levied, and asking for re-
| ducfion Of tax, was referred to the Committee
| On Equalization Of Taxes.
REPORT OF THE WAR FUND COMMITTEE.
! The War Fund Committee made the follow
! ing report which Was accepted and placed on
| file:
To Tie Honorable Board Of Supervisors Of Cook
| Cos7ty, STATE Of Illinois:
The Committee to whom was entrusted the busi-
p"ss pertaining to the Var Fund beg leave to
| port.
AT the date Of last report the county held de-
| EaAGs against the Government for supplies furu-
1,nea ihe = iiscSe1 E 1sgsr ieg,mSnt and Irish
,saue ".asn ,;n sarn required much ano
| sH1 ~ Cha;r.an - ~, f>,u,,;,+o, ,o,t T.. g.
Louis and Nashville for the PURPOSE Of getting the
vouchers Of the 1rieh Brigade and Uecktr }ayer
Ies!neh! Ttsusu ot tnt EuaIstl naslel ol eacl u.
the QnarteEmaste1 Of The Hecker regiment, but the
. ~ LUZ LII misn n.isaae eoalo nol o.
Ecmmjitee sncceeded IN nding Kim aft.c " 4,esi
deaI of r1on'e sn eynansa an ~, IL grGat
Potter. Tniicu Sta,es o.. ,.arterrrasfer and Mss
which il now being negotiated at the least nnEs1
tho families Of the sold,eTz ;1s he " pay
! =. - ~ :. - ..t.t. -. .o Hat4 1eon LIE
The Co1umjttee have reducri t1,. % raimanta In
the city during the past month by cutting u those
without children who are in good health and can
| eurrort themselves.
| The Committee have employed visitor who i.
| now engaged in reyisiting every family In the
city cur litt to ascertain il they are psvinq;suy
that are not in need, or any who arc unworthy OF
| aid.
, 1862-06-05

ELECTION or MILITARY OPfICERs.-The
Anderson Rifles On Monday evening went into
an election Of officers, resulting as follows
Captain, Judson ". Read; First Lieutenant,
La
, 1862-06-05

1ttE DoG5 AtAlN.
The dogs which were laid upon tbs table on
Tuesday we're brought to their feet By the fol-
lowing resolution offered By Mr. Cornell of
hyde PaFk, where the Inhabitants are Yirtuons
and pay their little dog taxes:
Resottxd, That the dog tax in the several towns
OF this County that have been returned By the col
lcctuIe OF their rcspectiTe towns as DELINQUENT,
ehal be placed In the hands OF the Trea surers OF
the Commissioners Ut Highways, with power to
appofnt the ovcrseers Of hishways In their re-
tptctiye districts, collectors who eha1l he required
to col1ect and experd the same. according to the
provis1ons Of the ordinance in relation thereto.
Mr. Dolton made speech on the Copstitu-
tionality Of the Dog Tax. h1r. Cornell spoke
in favor Of the resolution. Mr.. Giuther offer
I'd an ordinance as long as the Chicago River,
md did MT ask but one question. Mr. Dol,on
delivered lecture upon the natural history
Of the dog, with illustrations from Cuvier.
Mr. Haven spoke adverse to dog, and Mr.
| johnson spoke In favor Of dog Mr. Throop
| spoke in favor Of West Side dogs, aud Nj.
| Wilma1tb delivered bcathing invectIYe
against the evil habits Of city dogs nu6 the
| virtues Of country dogs. After about an
I hours discussion, Mr.. CorneI's resolution
| was put upon Its passage, and prevailed.
| Tie finance committee reported in favor
] of allowing the county judge 81 600 per an
INN additional to the three dollsts per diem
as now provided.
The report WAS accepted.
Mr. Dalton Was IN taFor Of making = Btin
, 1862-06-05
TALLOW-M pkgs city at 7Al7Hc.

TALLoW-24 pigs city At 7zG7Hc.
BROOM C0RN-3 tons good at $500.
HIDESQuiet and steady. We quote Dry Flint
at 12@1Sxc; Dry Sailed 1o01154c; Green Sailed
6HG6Ac; Calf Skins 1oG117Hc; Pelts 10c037oo.
NoOL-On account Of the unsettled statc Of
the weather there Is very little offering quotations
are as owe:-Washed s2GS8c; Unwashed one
third of.
BUTTER-We quote Choice Dairy at 1oG112Hc
fairto good Ferkln sG9Hc; Grease 51397Hc.
EGGe-F1esh &C . doz.
POTATOEEG Good Neshanuocks 3514oc good
Common Mixed 25fs9c.
PoULTRY-Ch1ckens 81 1.T5Gl2.0 90 2 doz; TURK
keys eG6kc q D Pigeons 35G40c q doz.
, 1862-06-05
THE CITY.

NV CexpASf.-The "Fu1ler Guards y
Captain E. Bond, q new company, named IN
honor Of Adjutant General Fuller, were yes
terday mustered into service and WILL proceed
10 Can,n Hnnp1as
, 1862-06-05

RESOLUTIONS OF REsPEcT.-TEe resolutions
of ,.Epecs TO the memory Of the late lanented
Carlos Haven, Prosecuting Attorney OF the
RECORDERS Court, passed at the meeting OF
the Bar some weeks since, were presented in
that tribunal yesterday, and spread upon the
records Of the Court.
, 1862-06-05

CHICAGO MECHANICS Fox Il How
ard, Of this city, have been awarded the con.
tract for constructing the wooden portion OF
q bridge across the Kankakee River, IN The
CITY Of Eaukakec. Mr.. Bogart, also OF tul5
city, does the u1asoIrJ.
, 1862-06-05

4 Bull RrS PRISONER RETURNED.
Frank Dexter member Of the First Wiscon-
sin regiment and one Of the Bull Run pris-
one1s, arrived in this city yesterday, after 8
ten months captivity OF Richmond. en- ,out<
To-
, 1862-06-05

ST. JouS's SUNDAY ScHooI.-Thc teachers
and scholars belonging to St. Johns Sunday
School are requested to meet at the church
this (Thursday) afternoon, punctually, at four
o'clock, to form into procession and proceed
to the place assigned for the meeting Of the
Sunday Schools Of the West Division.
, 1862-06-05

H For cleaning and dying gentiemar's clothes
60 to Cook d Mclean, 98 Deasburn-Rtrect. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than any In the city. chilly
, 1862-06-05

t# Retrfgerators and Ice Boxes-wholeeale aud
retafl--of the most approved kinds
Refrigerators repaired or exchanged.
mya312t JW. BENT, IS LaSalIe.
, 1862-06-05

NEW NorELs.--TLe two Prima Donnas; By
George Augustus Sala, author Of the Seven
Sons Of Nammon, editor Of Temple Bar, 6sc.
The Stolen Mask, or the Mysterious Cash
Boz; by Nilkie Collins. twenty-five cents
each. For sale at McNally s Co.'s, 81 Dear.
born street.
, 1862-06-05

Albany Cattle NIarket.-June 2.
BEE7Hs- There Is an improvement In the mar
ket this week owing to the comparatively light
supply, the receipts for the week heing upwards
Of i,1uo head 1ees than last week, While tho aver
age weight Of the cattle ie but little II any higher
than then. The market opened with sellers ask
ratea, at which they held their stock firmly
throughout. A few think they did not sell any
higher than last week, but the explanation Of this
is that such obtained out=ide prices then
REcEIP1e-The following Is our comparative
statement Of receipts at this market over the Cen
tral Railroad, estimating 16 to the car: j.
, 1862-06-05
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

W Grain sold e in kfoTe'' Il subject to 2estor-
oge scAie1 ts gaid BY aAe 9ays,, ee.,1siEs Of fhe
X ae, in toaicA as seller pays the stoFags, it is
Qttotsd free Of stoYdge,'' Or "f Q. d.''
, 1862-06-05

ANIMAL SESSION OF TEE GRAND LODGE,
4. z. A.-Thc Cnited States Grand Lodge Of
the American Protestant Association will hold
its annual session IN Philadelphia On Monday,
june 18th. The representatives from this
State are: For the English lodges, P. u Sam
uel simonds; for the German lodges, D. D. G.
II. Geo. Ii. Miller and z. n Louis knhardt.
, 1862-06-05

Bop9 ForsD.-The body Of an unknown
man WAS found yesterday afternoon, floating
in the river, near Madison street bridge. It
VAS that Of 4 man about thirty 1--WE years Of
age, with sandy hair and wh1skers, and dressed
in liren coat, black cashmere vest, grey pants,
hickory shirt, with flannel undershlrt, and
new Zip boots. Thirty three cents III money
WAS found in the pockets, bat nothing By
which the body could be Identified.
, 1862-06-05

STRAWBERRY FEs11yAL.-Thc Nursery and
half orphan asylum, j sprightly infant socie-
ty, although in the SECOND year Of its age,
gives its strawberry festival at the asylum
this evening, corner Of Michigan avenue aud
Pine street. The admission is only twenty
five cents, and leaves no one inexcusable who
fails to support this excellent charity.
, 1862-06-05

TIE HoRr1crLTCRAL F4IR.-The Illinois
State Horticultural Society have leased rooms
for the season at the northeast corner Of
Dearborn and Washington Streets The Ex-
ecutiye Committee Of the society met In this
city yesterday, and completed the premium
list for their Fair in September next, which
will be published in few days.
, 1862-06-05

HTHE STOLEN MAsK."-A new novel by
Wilkie Collins; aud 1.-TWO Prima Donnas,' u
another new work By G. 4. sala, have been
received by John r. Walsh, corner Madison
street and Custom House Place.
, 1862-06-05

FOR SALE.-A Secondhand Lo-
L comotiye Steam Boiler feet in diameter with 81
h1rs, hy T. In perfect order. Amply at Wall
NOETH. uCBBARD d cos, ISL Lake Street
, 1862-06-05

~ Great closing out sale Of Paper usngings, at
r E. Rigby'R, 50 Randolph etreet. je3-1m
, 1862-06-05
.Tat Sale.

FOR SALE-A FIGURING hill. A
4 three Mill with Engine and Boiler and all the
fixtures complete on the Milwaukee and Mississippi
sin for sae at great bargain" Or vii. seIi the oa
chinery without the building. Address T. " BANTER
c0; Chicago Mill Furnishing Depot, Chicago. ILL.,
, 1862-06-05

a REBEL Prisoner DISCHARGED FRoM CAMP
DorGLAs.-One of the Southcr, prisoners
confined at Camp Douglas, named Samuel
Armstrong, was yesterday released hy order
OF Major General Hslleck. He WAS formerly
pilot on the Mississippi River, and WAS cap.
tu1ed at Island No. 10. Hc claims 10 BE a
British subject, and it is understood that On
this ground, through the intcrposltion Of the
British Consul, his release was Obtained
United States Commissioner P. A. HoyHt
visited Camp Douglas, By request Of Col slul
ligan, and administered to Armstrong tn
usual oath.
, 1862-06-05

ETHIOPIAN M1SaTRELsr.-The Morris
Mlustrcls gave the first OF their series Of
characteristic concerts at Bryan Hall on
Tuesday evening to crowded audience. As
yocalists and inEtrumeutalists, in fun, wit
and jolIty and all the surroundings Of E.hio-
pian minstre1sy they will rank as one Of the
Very best companies which have ever visited
US. It IS seldom that troupe deyelope 50
many phases Of 6ide-splitting fun and coDiiue
themselves within the pale Of res2ectability,
Upon this score, lovers OF good melodies
good dancing and good humcr need have ut
fears i'll visiting Bryan Hall. they Will bt
amply rep4id-
, 1862-06-05

GREAT BARGAINS.-150 acres
~ Good Prairie Land in Eankakee county. 81 miles
from Chicago. for Is acre, cash 500 acres good
Farming Land In Jackson county, near Illinois Cen
tral Railroad. for q per acrr cash ISAAC r. HIT
Agent s. Dearborn street irir92St
, 1862-06-05

DIRECTORS.
William II !rrwn, JOHN H. Foster,
UzTinEtoa lEut, r. n. Raymond,
Geu.Et sinlth, Mark Skinner,
F. &. Eogers, S-N. Cobb
GtorEc atson, Thos. D. Robcr son,
John N1L.wo1:h, Cha-. S. uvmpstcad,
William II. Terry.
MesErs. Skinner, Raymond and Cotb worc
elected ia Place of Walter L. Newber7y, Prs
ident, F. Mostly and Mr.. KnoR1ton, The two
former Of whom positively declined a re-
election, Thv remainder Of tue Directors are
The sane as last year.
The Goazd WAS subsequently organized by
c1ecting the following otEcrzs for the ensuing
year:
1?1esidea.-Ni.i,a H. Brown.
Observation-Disclosures Limit.
t1'e7tfsre t0sN''stffet-W sllam Il. Rrown. Geo.
NatsoD, L. L. j.ese1s, Os1ingion Luut, aud S. B.
Chhb
6adi.ixg Cdnanas:tee-Orrington Lunt and E, &.
RGCcTE.
, 1862-06-05

Go to John Jones. 1ts Dearborn st., and get your
clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly repsired.
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-11-28
The Latest News.

There is nothing of startling impor
sance from any Of our armies. But from
all points we have the cheering reports
CT perfected preparations aud onward
movements. Nothing now but the late
ness of the season, aud inclemency Of
winter, can prevent the speedy success
ofour arms. The Summe. and the un-
usually favorable Autumn was wasted
by those who did not intend to hurt the
rebels. But it is the full determination
of the Administration to pub the war
now TO final and speedy result. \ fa-
tai de icat OF all our armies, aud the sue
cess of the rebels, were better for us and
the world, to take place at once, than to
drag on in hopeless and imbeci!e ihac-
tiyity as We have, uutil our resources are
exhausted, and all Europe shonid uuite
10 crush US utterly. But there viii be
40 such defeat. We shall expect to
hear of a simultaneous attack upon
Richmond, Charleston, Savannah, VI obile,
Nicksburg and some other points
And we expect these attacks to be sue
cessfnl, and that before the opening of
--rtrv-rew year: LOOK out TOT Startling
news within the next few weeks, and
ray that this news may lie as cheering
it will be startling.