, 1862-04-08

1a The motion 70 make the fe4se for three 5cxra
AM. Ac1oaald Wantedt to know vhyi It wa thss
81 to N.Y. Carter TOR nothing. Hhsn tie Sisters of
Mercy offered $40 year iar t. Ae had hsasd
se1yea goo to report In faTor ok cartera He had
.1id. Mepeaa1d-4 fake Aid.Iew's word for.-ttt:
."eny othet man" LIaughtcE:l -.
Aid. Prindivti{e- {e-Ihe matter Of explaining the
alleged reasnn why MI. Carter should have It IL
sgRasss YETI ess Ms sssss; f. DO wS.
thEes yeeIa, I ~ T. faver Of tie Sister, aying
Tit III. Garter wss asked Why his business (Hos-
/ ptsxI eass> Jagged 50 long IN the Council he an-
sweEod that he did not know; Mwas n the hands
him about $1a5 to buy up the Council and shove
hls matter forward: now see that Il Is f'lonsng.
e. s oa sAa e Il & e. 3sas r. 9f oa
stste it nov and an wiling 81 q stand BY whst
AID. Joy moved the previons question. Lost:
be stricken from of the report and that Of the
Sisters OF Mercy be substituted. The proposition
1ld: Holdcn moved the adoption Of the Report
as II stood The motion WEB caEfacd and the hc-
The ouncn proceeded to ballot for the choice
between the fremont and Sherman House ~ 4
Z 9ssS fes or In 4 lie 9 sSssa
1t tic suggestion Of the Mayor, Officer Charles
9nnnici.9e% u; % was temporarily endowed with the
Alderman Hoyt offered the following preamble
and resolution, which were unanimously adopt
WnEnxAs, The citizens Of Chicago. and Of ere
y 1oyel city and State have watched with anxiety
s nsf q <: I'd pfEats e. @
posa and ns ths es
onr heleTed country, has commanded The admira-
| porting aRd maintaining the dsE q our country e
the sacrifice Of al ife coznforts and wheFeaf, we
have hcara with great pleasure that he is to Sc il
q ena wo1s
the patriot and Of tcsti1ng their appreciation Of
the man, who hae suffered Everything but death in
Re*o.rsa, That special eomznittee Of three be
appointed BY the Mayor, whose duty It ahsl1 be to
make Each arr9Hsencnts M az msy be necessary IN
| to Rey. #. G HloHnlow, upon his arrival aud du-
ring hte stay here. On motion Of AID. Com1skJ,
IL %syoa sppoisfsa M saeffd ade1an TO- Hubbard
and salomon, as q Committee to carry into effect
| the Resolution OF AID Hoyt.
/ ~ A0St4V4 l4E -1u9b4 Hds 4luEt W k1e tGG1-
/ niftee.
| On motion of Aid Hoyt, the Council proceeded
to the appointment ct Judges Of the Election, 70.
| each ward in the city Tha following are the ap.
| pointmeuts made:
| FmsT EARn-1st District-Thomas Church, J.
K. Gray, E. B. Winiama.
md Dsstrfct-Wm. Wheeler, H. L. Keith. n.
t Goeld
s53osp W4Rn-1st Distries-H. D. col7tn, T..
| L. MIll1ken, Harvey Dauk.
Pieiher- -
TRIED EARD-1st Dist,tet-C. D. WOLF VIM
Bailey, 4. Berg
1elm - ~e~-' -1~'-@'' >'@'''''
ForHtH WAER-1st Distriet-L. Iamperts, A.
| Mu:+ ch1eeEer, c. Mcdonald.
FIFTH WAKD-1st Dis{5ic-A. G. Throop, ]. r
| Cook, F. L. O'Hasn.
"a D:*tsfet-sanford johnson, ". ". Mills, J.
II. Walker.
sIx7a WARn-1st Distr4et.-G Leverenz, C. a
"a pisi1ict-G. r. oziez, Louis Richbe.g, Il
s!17a.WARp-a5d District-John guhl, z. !
Colby, n. ". Huntley.
SEVENTH WARD-Distgiet No. flames c
Grant, 4. Roaming. VIM. MeFa11in.
sEyENTH WAEp-2nd Distrie-Enst PIuasing
". Fl. Stickney, Jnp. McHnsh
EIGHTR HARD-District No. III. E. Pratz, T.
J. Kinsem, Chas Charleston
erH WARD-John S. Fogh. John King, d., Sam
nel Mckay.
Gothard Sehaafi, P. A. Bmith.
TENTH WABD@st D5stTsct-patrick Can8Ehea
0. Morrison, Jacob Yager.
T9NTH WARD-3d Uistt7ct.-J. Wilson, Rich
ard Clark and Robert j. Becker.
Council Adjourned.