, 1863-12-16
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Fifth Days Proceedings
The Draft-Appropriations to Voluu-
teers-Reports Of Commit
tees on the Subject.
TEE MONbY TO BE RAISED.

- Az DA halol'a
The Board Of Supervisors Of Cook County met In
eeesIon yesterday afternoon nurqn.nt tn tho ~
.o. '..".."4. .a". VI 1taua3 ae.. 1ne loAo"1ng were
present: t4esiaent j. H. Allen. and Supervisors
b1o"n, 6fadS. Cool, cammaek, Charleston, Chsn-
o'es' ooHoa' DeNoh' Dfandorh. Edhrook, Flem-
ing, Farwc1l, Gibbs Gorm1ey. HaIucs. Honk;ns
1rr,4.,s 1f.+~1.sr-D o-se, Ass1es. morgan,
p:ns,4e, s1. sasncn' n,o ncNaa1e5' Mics o!endord.
Pancker, PinneJ. Pusleek, Peacock, Rees, Robin.
eon. Russell, Ehfcls Smith Ete{nhsns fst.tr,,r,
lar sb.clfo,a N uy n..,.. ~ - ~ s'eu- 41a ~
49, 0Aes'.as w. "" 1"sios' T. o. Taylor, Wilt
ney and Ward.
The minutes Of the session of Friday 1..+
road ard sn1-,..a ~A At' '7ot "Ste
Aeau sA4-' app1oseo'
Supervisor Gibbs moved that the reports of the
,,on bc ,,ra..1,,sa sat ..,S ~ 1"e vo1y qaes~
uou w presented a1at ana that all other business
DC suspended tn the March session.
and It 4ras finally f,ronncd A'~A
a''o II "as 1nan, noppso. -......-.
rA1171oHs AND coakuR1cA11oSs.
Moore uravnr for the remission of *s anu ~
m ,h- schooner Ne,xhonss ,sfar.a5 - s4nes 80
Gommttee on Eonazatsnn ~ T4c effea 10 me
sT,,e,xisne ~ ~ 1r.sIcx y. .a.-ea Ao8. T. .-,, -.
mia f,o +1e rode fot Il. - tt oat
dtfnc II hxs siness W N.s 4o1 INC oe''et e3pe-
Su6cryisor Doton said that one dav,a not,,s ,xs,
nrcssaT- he ravc no1ire That he ,v1nd ,nxa "as T..
Isr ~ = snanEn.;n, - 1thst LIZ ~ """to uofe ~
cnnmnn}cafinn VISA nr-sentei frcu 1,r r 1a,.
bo1 " refeTencs r. 1hc Fccen rsnntt ~ ~ Rnsrd
- - faes ~ N nad;e.1 cSsmtn.ttnn ~ ~ I.
~ pa2 2t;t'a III ~ ,a -f5 ~. ~
1,ittce viii 3nstTnrtinns tn rcnoTt m Ihc Il, XIII
II ~ cn,1nty tn nv thnsa c1,fins w VIZ
REfoRfs II TIE WAR QUESTION
The special committee to whom Was referred tha
matter q conten5Ig with the citizens Of Chicago
the payment Of bornties to recruits to ill tie gro-
ia oi this county, reported that they lad met at
q he
@ seaoa aa q Yaas ss no Msu
4 s mene nesoate lie We ~ tSe
county among our citizens, and thst S5.O0 was
subscribed on the Bpot that at noon to DIV rIucs:
d1.1 fhr Committees MT ess, ,,d r,c.f1cft.A srcH
:rrcnrcmcnfs ns win. IN ia JUDGMENT of The rnn-
miitce br,ng immciiatc]y iEto ihc frc,snrT ri r..
county al tkc money that viii Be needed. The M
rrmn;ttec rennTted that ttc c;tf.cnS ~ Chic. ~
wess not ouly wiling but nnxIons to snhscrike
,hrir money for ibis pI,nose or anT other when Il
i neeessary that they should do 20 et the proEe:
accpted.
SnnrrVisnr irwin stated that ha Ind av.u,rrd
IL 1oW nn t eect M ~ Thcu ~ fhe ecr ss1n. mn
rc15ncrt vas rassef countv nrfaer. rrTe IN
nayanee Of Ihe tsx a1, eold in some ~ e. At ~ ~
,pnsa e ter pr cent ,s. discount 1hs apnEopsia~
t!cn o. september lsdx, was Eslseo by iesuing cet-
tilcSies q Mueo1euness, osa"1nS t1 PEI cent IN
tesest- He was satfeaed now taat neither bonds
nor cestHcates could ne 1ssued legally. But the
Board was authorized now OF any meeting to 2eyy
tns, although II n had been sa.d that : taI could
GElE be lcsted At the annual term IN September.
LIS supported his Fiew OF the subject By clations
from various authorities 1t would be advisable
to levy the tax now, so as to give a1 due credit
the certificates Issued. The money could be r3is-
ed By }eyylug tax now for an amount at least
cGral to what would be required, and at the Sep
leneer term when It was known how much was
! really needed, the tag could be Modincd accord
inEly. Hc proposed that, as the money could be
! raised At eight per cent. and wonld not be
collected Tor 5car and half the certificates could
be giye1.. for $l12- with the provision that
they shol ID no. be sold for less than 500: Hewas
assured thsl re nGaey could bS missed On those
terms avoiding al legal tcelntcalttcs, and loss 10
The holder. The quota Of Cook county could not
be cseert4,ncd, 9nt ne vas informed TINT Provost
MeIshal DANES had orders 10 transmit the account @
oi inc 4nmoer o. mcu recruited cae1 EecS uu the
~ q Jaaa1, WHen 1ae 9o2aa ~ "1naa on. oe oeeMsea
MT eTcrrt1 81 I'M # the comfy oufs,ilc of the
| city had to raise one-1fth Of these, It would
require atont So geo to pay the bonntics, while
snnTe5 - reeors;da! III ra - az NJ
t would theh Offer substitute therefor. Tie Re.
port was accepted;
M Ghanes,on' ;n. -, hom ahe Gmmee p