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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-21

GREAT EXCURSION From JOLIET TO CHI-
cA0o.-NoW is the time to do good and to
get good. For the benefit of q Mission
Church in Jackson, III, who are in debt for
their House Of Worship. 1t was resolved
on the 18th of january last to get up IN
excursion to Chicago as soon as practical
bic, TO pay said Indebtedness. Now.
Friends, while in this way you may do
good, you will remember you are 70 get
good. You will save in the trip Sl,70, and
Sse:tbe great busy city, &C.. &c. No pains
will be spar"d to make the occasion one Of
pleasure and profit. We mean all shall
return iOeU satisfied. Now, kind friends
Ct Will County, of all classes and church
%, come and go with us, and you shall
have your reward,
The train will leave Rock Island Depot
on Wednesday, the 9th of May next, at I
o'clock A. N. Tickets for the trip 81,
Children under ten years. so cts.
By order of the Committee
JOLIET, April IA, 1868.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-21
AbOIIIIOnIsun In Chicago.

Abol,tion mo party emissaries are going
about the city, calling at peoples houses
in the absence Of the gentleman Of the
house, and iDquiring OF the wife or esrv.
ants about his politics. The inquiries
are:
lie he q Unicn man, out and out p
Does be support the President in all bis
measuresT Does he support the enamel
patton proclamation p What paper does
he takel' And the reply Of the emissaries
to an inquiry as 70 she purpose Of their
questions. is, We want to fnd out who ara
loyal aud who disloyal.' They take the
name Of the occupant Of the house and the
number of the building. and depart.
The object Of these visitatiOns is two
fold canvass Of the votes Of the city, and
the excitement Of feelings of terror 10 the
minds Of such Democrats as can be affect.
Cd.
At such houses of Democrats as these
Nmissaries may visit hereafter, let all of
theis questions be answered with these
eDPbS.js words: 1T is none Of your bust
ssesss"
And if say gentleman finds one Of them
sDeakiRg SbOat bis back doors in quest of
information Erem his servants, let him 90
dispose Of him that Be will not undertake
Ike eEplOit in tbe rear Of any other gentle
maze house.
These yisitatiOBs eoHas Of che Nisera.
Die Puritan element in ear pslitieS.-Chi-
c0gA Times.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-21
Massachusetts patriotism.


Patriotism, 10 accordance with the lexi-
con Of Massachusetts,, is different irgrs.
dent 10 that State f:om what We have 81.
ways been taught it was.
For instance: Massachusetts, elaine to
be superlatively patriotic, and yet has OPP
posed every war which the nation has been
engaged 10 since the revolution. She OPP
posed the Mexican war. pleading as On e1-
cuse that it TsS brought about and prose-
Cuted for the benefit Of slavery. Further
back, in the war of 1912, she was notorious.
~ disloyal-psFent, as she was, Of the
Hartford Convention. And upon the an
nexation OF Texas, her Legislature passed
resolutions formerly DIS, living the Union.
She nullified the fugitive slave law AID
raised the standard of rebellion as effectu>
ally as did South Carolina during the
Administration Of Andrew jackson.
Such is the record Of Massachusetts, pat.
riotsm up TO tbs time of the commence.
ment of the present war.
&No" ISt 10 SSS uO" Ma6bdCUusette eX-
hibiis her patriotism in this war. which is
one Of her own begettiug and which is now
beng waged in accordance with her teach.
ings and policy. Out of q population Of
one million two hundred and thirty ore
thousand she has furnished but sixty thou.
sand soldiers, while Illinois has furnished
one hundred and thirty thousand. She has
not filed her quota by many thousands,
and We understand that recruiting officers
have been dispatched all over the country
to recruit negro regiments for that pur
pose. Aud We are informed by gentleman
of intelligence and truth just arrived from
Canada that the Governor Of Msses chusett,
has agents amongst the runaway negroes
of those Provinces trying to induce them
to emigrste to that State for the purpose o.
helping FL up the quota undsr the call o.
last year.
S. much for Massachusetts, patriotism
She is too cowsrdly to support with proper
numbers Q war of her own creation. Hel
Summers and Wilson's and Garrisons helped
to make the war, but when soldiers arr
needed, they call upon their friends, TIT
negroes, to get them out of the scrape
Massachusetts,. it is true, has taught many
new AID strange doctrines. She hal
taught all the isms of the day-hsr clergy
have become political bruisers-her nativ
lem has imposed burdens on citizens o
foreign birth from which she frees the ne
gro. She has invaded converts and desc
Grated the saDcity Of religion. She ba
given birth to free.l0vism, know nothingism
abolitionism, secessiOnism and iDfdelity
and now, by failing to come to the supper
OF the war q tier it has been changed from
. contest for the restoration Of the UnioI
to one OF negro emancipation. at her espe
cIal request and bidding, she is pro ven t.
be the birth place of towards also. Tn
patriotism OF Massachusetts is indeed Of aI
Ethiopian hue.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-21
From Cairo.

Cairo. April IT,
1t is rumored that g skirmish took place
seven miles from Corinth last Thursday.
No particulars have been received.
Richmond, La, is reported to have been
burned by the FsdeTals
Cairo, April 10.
The ram Lioness arrived here to-day
from White River. She brought thirty
two UDion men, who had been held as
prisoners by the rebels at Little Rock
Their shoes and clathing had been taken
from them, and ragged garments given
them instead.
Further news Of Importance has beer
received but its t: Transmission is prehibit.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-21
EceResIastIcaI Trial.

The trial Of Rev. E. W. Hsgsr, an Epis. |
cOpsl Clergyman ana Rector of the Church |
Of the Holy Communion in Chicago, has
been in progress in this city for the past
two weeks. The reverend gentleman is
charged with certain improprieties, i:not
criminal conduct IN presence of certain Ia
dies, while attending clerical duties in this
city.
The tribunal before which the reverend
offender is Arrsigned, consists of q commit
tee Of Episcopal clerPymen presided over
BY the Right Rev. Henry ]. WhitshOuse.
the Bishop Of the Diocese. Counsel is al
lowed both the accused and the accuserp,
and, we are told, that everything is con.
Quoted after the manner of our courts at
Law. the witnesses being sworn by civil
oficer and delivering their testimony as
they would before Justice or Judge.
The Bishop, for the most imperative Of
reasons, decided, al the commencement,
that the trial should be with closed doors.
II his Reverence had not 80 decided, the
scene that would have been with ssed, can
be better imagined than described. No
Church. court room or hall in our city
woul1 have been large enough to have cor
tanned the cro~d Of people that would have
flncked TO hear the trial AMI then the
affair is u matter in which the Episcopal
an Church is more Immediately interested,
and the world at large has no right to in
,erfere
A yet, ltile has come 10 the knowledge
Of the public coucerning the true nature OF
fac,s, but what has leaked out, through
the medium Of gentlemen interested in
Chicago daily Newspapers, Is of charae
ter to fix the seal of infamy upcn the aC
cused clergyman.
Though the reporters of the Chicago pa.
pers. from some cause unknown to US
have, from the commencement, taken sides
with the offending clergyman, at the same
time their reports have gone to show thai
he has been guilty of conduct highly i'm
moral and unbecoming q minister Of the
Gospel. And the said gentlemen Of the
Chicago press, not satisfied with villifyinG
and insulting ladies Of this county. who
appear against Mr.. Hsger as witnesses
have beer induced, BY certain eavious cler
gymen Of Chicago who, We are told, wan
the Bishops place. to assail that pure and
worthy dignitary in most unjust aud un-
Wsrrsntsble manner.
The course Of the Bishop in this affair
Notwithstanding he has given great offsno
to the Chicago press BY excluding their re
porters, has been marked BY wisdom and I
high regard for the sanctity of religion snt
the right-sDd after it is all over and tht
excitement Of the moment has passed, 81
intelligent and discriminating public vii
award him the mead which belongs to th,
just and wise.
Relative to the guilt of the Rev. Mr.. Ia
ger, We have not a single doubt The act
which have been proven against him are o
. character tc disgrace and scapGalizs 40,
man.
Knowing what We do OF the parties max
ing the charges against the Rev. Mr.. Ha
ger, if he be retained, We will say that tn
Episcopal Church is not very partIcula
, what kind of men oficiate in their church
: 90 as clergymen.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-21
Town ElecIlOna.
Ofcers elected in the towns nam,d at
the recent election:

OASCiG OICObC0 bOWHB ~ ot
the recent election:
JOLIET.
Supervieor-S. K. Casey.
Assistant Supervisor-John Shuts.
Town Clerk-Wm. II. Z riley.
AssessOr-Johu II. Ksvanagh.
CoIlectOr-Isasc I. Millspaugh.
Commissioner Highways-W. Maps, Jr
OVerseer POor--Auihuny McNerny.
COnstable-Tbomas O'Brian.
MANHATTAN.
Supervisor-George A. Buck.
Towu Cerk-JOhn S. Taylor.
Martin Bergan.
COIlector-S. GourVin.
Com HighWays-Jared E. Baker.
O7erseer PUOr-Edward Lawrence.
COnstAble-Thomas Wallace.
cHANNAHoN.
Supervisor-JOhn I. Randall.
Town Clerk-Timotby German.
AssesSOr-Jphn Heanssey.
Collector-GeOrge Alexander.
Com. Highways-Wiilism Mar ming.
OVerseer Poor--Nelson Bedford.
PLAINFIELp.
Supervisor-W. p. Cation.
Town Clsrk-James r Ashley.
Assessor. D. Shrefisr.
Collector Bella Luce.
Commissioner Aighways-A. Hoag.
Overseer Puor,-Ira Wiuks.
OOstables-JaOn Flanders and B. F.
Bartlett.
WILMINGTON.
Supervisor-A. j. McIutyre.
Town Clerk-L. L. Stedheuson.
AssessOr-Jerome Warner.
ColIector-W. P. HarbottIe.
Com Highways-JUseph Peart.
OTeTseer POOT-William Harbottle.
Cunsts bIes-Julius B. Gardner and G..
A. Gay.
FRANKFORT.
SupervisoF-Juhn Reed,
Town Clerk-W. B, Owens.
Assessor-J. Bumgardner.
CUlleciOr-Fredrick Cater.
Con Highways-Joseph Hunter.
Overseer PooE-Ehsha Coon.
CRETE.
Supervisor-H. A. Dean.
Town Clerk-Nicholss Brown.
Assesbor-Aimon Wilder.
COllectOr-Almon Wilder.
Com. HighWays-A. r. Starr.
OVerteer Po0r-Erastus Cole.
NEW LENox.
SuperSisUr-AOdreW Frank.
Town Clerk. G, Haiuss.
Assessor-James c. Kercheval.
COllector-JObn Rugg.
Com. HighWays--Senega PAGE.
OVerseer POOr-Rober: L. Seward.
Supervisor-F. d. Stewart.
AssessOr-Aldert Rose.
CollectOr-Jo g. Brown.
Commissioner Highwsys-Miuor Brown
md Jvhn Baird.
OTerseer PUOr-Aldert Rose.
SuperVisor-H. w. Searles.
Town Clerk-Miehael Dillon,
Assessor-A. s. Ward.
Collector--Joha Dempsey, Jr.
Com. uighWays-Ricbard Talbot.
OVerseer POor-D. B. Currau.
wALLIEGToRD.
Supervisor-M. y. Cagwin.
Town Clsrk-O. G. Dickinson.
Asseseor-M. Dennis.
COllectOF-M. g. Demmond.
Com. Higbways-J. G. LonRshore.
Overseer Poor-AIlen Wright.
Constsble-J. G. Kenaston.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-21

%An Interesting meeting was hel3
6g the clerks ofthe rarious departments. in
Washington City. q few days since, to
sustain the administration" OF course |!
Fifteen HUNDRED or two Thousand year
isn't to be sneezed at, boys. Stand by Ale
and until the government goes down
amidst the general wreck, you will be sure
OF your ! luces. But what after thatH
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-21

Coop John A Logan. well known in
this State as leading Democrat, bowed
down to the Ethiopian diety for the sake of
cOuAuissiOn as Major General. Old
Abe fulfilled bis part of the contract, but
The Senate did not come TO time. HE an.
pOintment wss not confirmed. Poor John.
be has been badly sold.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-21

I'VE have forgotten od."-Pfesident
Lincoin'S Proclamation Of the 30h alt.
Uncle Abe will Own up the nuth occa-
SiOnslly. The action of the dominant par.
ty for some time past is evidence of their
total depravity.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-21

~White men are to pay $500 per
head to set negroes free, and then $500
more TO free themselves from the diff.
Thus the value Of white man and uierer Il
placed ct the same figure. oul7 the former
has the privilege Of paying both.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-21

The negro is rising in the scale of Uncle
APES mind. lie styled them:
10 1859. the negroes;
10 1860. the ''oOlOred men :"
ln 1861 the Intelligent contrabands :"
In 1862, free Americans of African de.
scent"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-21

B@Our city authorities appear to have
forgotten that We have gas works in Joliet.
Several weeks ago most OF our street lamps
were broken by a crazy man, and they
have not been repaired yet Will not SOME
one attend to this matter. We have been
10 darkness long enough.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-21

~The Signal still calls Tor pam.s If
treason sympathiserS 10 Joliet, The on.
to whom We referred month ego. We ara
told was named Reeves, or Reed or Rssd.
sr q Russell.- Wilmington lndependsnt
There is no man in this city named
Reeves. or Rsedsr. Our Republican cir.
cult clerk is named Russell and there 10 I.
Reverend Royal Reed here, who is also ope
Of the best Of Republicans. Il pust b.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-21
From Tennessee.

Nashville, April 10.
There is great excitement in this city T. E
night on account of rumor of an attack bv
Van Dorm. The ordinance department has
issued arms to ell the employees in the
Quartermaster's department ty order Of
Gen. Rusecrans.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-21
From North Carolina

The Herald's letter from Morehead CITY
announces that Gen. Foster succeeded in
passing the rebel blockade In the steamer
Escort. with the loss Of the pilot killed and
several wounded. The Escort was riddIsd
BY at least forty shots.
Gen. Foster arrived at Newbern on the
night of the 18th, ard &as ioyfully receiv.
cd.
Ger. Nsgiee IL in Newbarn.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-21

The loyal league is underwood, the Lon
isVilIO Democrat says, to take its nam.
fFOm 40 association which is pledged not
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-21

n'wit's feather many of our pretty
ladies have . great deal Of wit about Their
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-21

The man Who OarFisd out bis moral
rssolnkiODes did not bring them back
saaiA.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-21

II is stated that France has sent $1,000
tro09S.tO MexicO, in AdduLup ~ her naval
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-21
TAX SALE NOTICE.
COLLECTORS OFFICE.
Joliet, April 2lst, 1868.

SShctB ApIll <4sts 1901
DUBLIC NOTICE ia hereby given, that In pursu.
ADoe uf an order Of the Common Council Of the
City ofJoliet, made the first day OF April! the ru
scrbcr will on the 18th day Of Nav commencing NJ
the hour Of ten clock A. the door Of the Court
House in said city, sell at Public Auction the smallest
portion ot Lots parts Of lots and Real Estate herein
alter descTbed ito be taken from the side there
OF. Tor which any person will Ay the sums respec
lively set opposite 10 each being the taxes assessed
poses named for the municipal year 1862, togetLer
with the expenses attending the Ealo tcwit:
Lands outside Of ty limits attached TO the city for
School purposes In District No. ].
Assessors SuLdiv. Of Sec T IS 10 D. Hutchin and
Hartman's SubdiV Of part thereof
Names. Description. Tax
W II Imtchins' SubdiV Of part NJ So Sec IS 10
VIM Hutchins Lot s1l,diT Of lot 6 os
- oS
Myers spencer's subdiy Of lots g. "a Sin DOtys,
VIM s,: :1sSis Of hf shf Sc: TISEIO
Dolys subdi, hts IF Sec s5RioE.
Ignatus Wagner Lot l6 Sec Of
Elmira Richards "a "a 81
HiIdebrant Appieton's subdV Of so a. W sids>E bf
and 80 a. side W hf n d Or Sec 2 7 IS RIVE
Peter Leimacher Lot IL os
same IL "a
II Risley W side " hf Or Sec 2 GiO
Est Of Perkins subdiy Of hfe hi n " or Sec IS
Matthias L Cook Lot I:
Lurther Woodruff hfs or Gee 2T35R 10 $40
same " hfs or " a. d" 47e
K r Co, that part hfs or owned by IL SO
Csgwn, Assessors suEd. offs bf s. IL lot !, "a
2 shaw und hf of g. hf or Sec Is IS 10 IL
Shaw und hf Of g. hfs or .. IL
Bowen Growers Subdivision Of hf T. mr. See Is
% 10 Is, attached TO the city for School purposes
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-04-21

twenty-five cents cost are hereby add to The tai
each parcel Il Real estate advertised above and
feen cents additional win be addsdH the tax b NOT
paid before The day q sale.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-31

Cine an8susbms ustsrraihun8. - Sin
81. Tsrsuicn pom Sapusa @cuntr, ". D., lpslAsr
bSrts, Oab isin Scan, Gin ltit3liso oss 3. Artilsris
Stesinlsnts, in Nsmtsn ~ssltortsn mar, sins oortbin
uno brahts nit sinsua Sotsnauipanos pom $3.50 ben
9sihnar, suriif. NahEm osrislts ~tssrabsn mar.
fam zines iaSnsn Wlorssns Der Scbn asinno une
aui llrlaub surif. uno Is ifsats ftp natiirlih teraus,
pa6 oer . alsr IN tisfsr 9stritnib sinem Aneersn Elm
anitannises nuo ariitlihes Dssratnib tsreitst battle.
@ir mcQsn bpffsn, nas bic Ursucs itsr Dem lSieosrs
sefunpsusn bic Soften DsS SsanspertsS ts,atlt bat.3
Buf. Sem.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-31

Infer tiatiay @srraisn,ant Cor II rom
Srretsr ess Sauiss atsrmals ais elmer Der Strst'
torsn pss gmi,bionian Snfituts in sSalbinstcn e.
nannt srcrecn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-31

Sas zen eisien Gintranesrsrn ms Sano ettratte
Sslo ,piro auf s75 per acpi seibast, ras SARA
OO0, 900 s%miarirtsn 1sloes bstrdst. ,pcren unSsIatr
$4,000, 900 all Greunos uno Vsrranete in Der pst'
mat .riecsr remitti,t ,ruresn. Die Emigration bat
alic ;um barren Sapital oss 9anbss sirsa 4Oo Unu.
Sou. tsisetraasn. Mtsr mas III benz sanos tore Ar'
~tsi,sfrait rcrtb s~cpslsu? 9arin ipissslt su@ i9r
Hfetjriiem
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-31

3em BORT, "a. Soc. &rauIames Muss
1sssn eines &inbss. - GO firbt. 8orss0ern
albsno UNI 6 ubr fanb elm Sisnftote bss Germ Got.
rett BON $40. 1853 Sat Is. Strabs, elm msttlidss cts
ta 2 Monats altss 8iro auf Dem plabe por Dem
Grossiaob bss ssnanntsn .9auiss liesen. Sas
Batp mar pinn s~stlsiost uno ihisn beinabe Der @ir.
flung Der Sdtts srlsssn 5u fem. Waan maHts Masei'
&C i'm Stationsbauis pss as. Yrseinets, ,~rorauf @as
ritin Cameron ics(sih einm YcliSifsn ubihidte, uus
oaS Sinh mad Dem Stationsbauie 5u trinsen. Da
Der Yclisit absr NIT BEN Ginbe mad Dem Stations'
taus tam, fano man, bab ss tsrsits aussslitten bant.
0r Smuggling mar ~cfsutar raeuta, oab man i'm
Der 1rsasen aatts prsis5ssstsn bate, %eriroren. BON
ben maaIirlihsu Gltsrn bat man tsias spur cts
lal8t.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-31

NsmsDprf, %. Gs;. (Oa6 Ya6ipItem iuie'
Der IN &rait.) Sic &ssisruns Dat entibisosn pa6
bic Sitstfsit amerifaniihsr Sdifs, rclhc aus esm
biclssn 9aisu ~asiabrtn, erbsiiht, oas fsiner Psricn
8sitarst wsrosu oiirfs, Den bisii5en +Safsn ais DaTa'
s,sr DSsr in elmer anrsrsn @issnihaft all Bore irssns
zines amsrifauilhm Dabfjsuss5 81 p~srla1sn. c9ne
rctbsr sinsn pab ron Dem Dsr. 81. Wlarihaa SeS
bisii5sn 8siirfss srbaltsn Su 9atsn. " muB iola'
LID Sober, Der in s;usm amsrifanilhsn 6abrBsuS ron
bier ~at3arsiisn sscsnet, iiA bel Dem s~snanntsn 9sam'
ten sinsn Bab rerIhafen.
gs 1T b,rsits pom NOmital Yauloin3 elm 8anc'
nsntcct lei Sanrp Scof i~talionirt rcrosn, Inn jsoes
Uabrisus, bas Cen 9afsn burA oieien Ginsans rer'
lis,, Ill untsriuhen, uno Elm ancersS SrisSslhin lis5t
an 5bross's @sd, UNI Die eurA DEN Suno atfa9ren'
ben gaifs aui5ufanssn; tsios iine ansspisisn, sis'
jsn,sen fstjubaltsn, wslds feline Ydfs bsfssa.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-31

Gin einsm Der fsibsfsn Sage in sinem u"ser0bn'
lid lhmiilen NusuitmCnat, ZAP cine junss FRAU tn
rsinlihsr unp bGtihsr atsr Iebr arnlttsr S'eleun9,
nit Nabartsit tsiaiftist, am Tsnfsr os fls'nsn
Gaitauiss gum vreiBsn 8cs". eas al Ger Sane'
traBs sriihsn Scra uns Dssisau sslsasn mar; d
jurss Srau ,par ned niHt iinianO3manSi5 Sa9rs
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-31

- Sim Gr:itas Atsno ssssI ~ ilqf trad';n st'ra
!, 500 pfsrtc aus benz @isrHs In eamp St0nst'an
auI @iestorc Ycir!, nate @saltinston uno Ia8tsn
Serecnreiis nab rriAisosnsm NtHtln9ea oaron'
Sine Sssrs ialus Die StrsSs mad Der siaot en-
uno ais Die 8ritsnrahe ic ~anthal'sn ,routs, iprans
asn 1s in tuutsmG urpsinanhsr in esnsa'tsrn brand
uno @otcmae. Man slautt, eab lSsr looo stne
,dc1sa ,jno. Sizes mars Elm gerluft rcn Sl45,tO'
far bic S,taisruns. Sin She'll l1rantn, Dnrh I'm.
,slauats on sieisr gsite ans 3ano. Sine Wtsna'
Rnshi,, @arausifsn u. murosn lcfcrt esn Sttsr'n
aaaasltidt, uno ncA tsuts ipirsn ls aui al n Sna'
fen uno in qrines Gsptes'e Scnntp l,nlhsr. e,n'a'
msinsr, bas SAME isi ras Wst ron Sssstrrns'tea
aluoue ~slaussn. bic Stiss batsnkei ln'iaunun,
nisssrssrifsu NIB islbit lih sur Uss,pt't ptrbolfen
Scltsu nia,t ct IA @isros Scntrsftcrs' pabsntet lls
sen? - Asan rasf rrh irassu! Cp'''ss. &sn'
, 1863-02-21

on March 10th, WAS tabled by q vote Of al the
Democrats and a few Republicans.
Mr. Treat introduced bill to deprive the
State Historical Society, which is one Of the
most u6cful institutions Of the State, Of all
aid from tho public funds.
Mr. Barron introduced bill to organize
Burnett county.
The Assembly cosscUrrcd In the Senate
amendment to bill for the relief Of the State
Printer.
4 dozen unimportant bulls passed An un-
successful effort was made By certain Demo-
Gratis to get the Senate bill for the relief
Of Prose-, the Ozaukce Draft Commissioner,
referred to tho members from the rlotous
counties with the intention to smother it;
the ground being taken that he had no
business to attempt to lnaka ! draft, with the
inference that he was served right.
Anticipated political speeches, on the spc-
cia1 order for this evening. werc cut off BY ad-
tournament till tomorrow.
Lieut.. Col. Lagrange is appointed Colonel
Of the 1st cavalry, viee Daniels, resigned; and
Major Pomeroy Lieut.. Col, and Ash Kinney
Quartermasicr, rice Mann returned to the
line.
, 1863-02-21
FROM MADISON.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 20. 1868.
The Senate proceedings to-day are not i'm
portant. Mr.. Wilson, Democrat, offered a
resolution dcprecating the scnatc's action
yesterday, in rejecting the seymour memorial
from the Milwaukee Common Council, which
he embodied in resolution. Af1cr consider
able debate the Senate voted seventeen to ten.
not to receive the RESOLUTION. Sundry rcsolu-
tions, inviting the officers Of the different
State institutions, to exhibit their pupils at
Madison, were killed. A bill passed providing
for the satisfaction Of mortgages in certain
cases, and for the protection of clearinghouse
and livery stable keepers.
In the Assembly petition Wis presented
for the annexation Of Douglas county to Min
nceota; also several more petitions against
compensated emancipation and the admission
Of negroes into Wisconsin, mostly from local.
ities which have shown little zeal in the work
Of quelling the rebellion.
Mr. Walworth offered resolution express
ing the opinion that 1t would be unjust to
prohibit peaocable and Law abiding frcemen oI
! any class from coming into the State, and thai
the best way to Keep out negroes was to des
| troy slavery In the South.
Mr.. Power, Democ1at, offered resolution
for a committee to prepare memorial to tht
| President, requesting tho unconditional dis
charge OF the Ozaukce rioters.
| The Senate FcsoluQQn fo1 final adiourumen