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, 1864-01-13
FROM MADISON.

Especial Dispatch to1he Chicago Tribunc.1
MADISON, Via. Jan. II, 1854.
The Legislature assemblies tomorrow at
noon. Most Of the members have already ar
rived. The balance will probably come In
this evening. Canvassing for officers has
already commenced. Jno. Taylor, Of Dodge,
etands tho hest chance for -Sergcant-at-Arms
Of the Senate. F. II. Stewart, Of Columbia,
will probab1y be- the Chief Clerk. There arc
several prominent Union men candidates
for Speaker Among them Webb, Of Wa
shaura; Northrup, Of: Racine; Hubbcll, Of
milwaukee, and Bingham, Of. Jefferson.
Webb, it is thought, has the inside trick.
John S. Dean, an old incumbent, will
be Clerk Of the Assembly. Thompson, Of
Washington county, will probably be Ser
gcent-at-Arms.
The dccimated and war Worn veterans Of
the eth Wisconsin regiment, which has imor-
talizcd it's name in tho q; Iron Brigade" Of
tie Army OF the Potomac, having re-en1isted
and been given thirty days fa1loush, arrived
here this morning ut $50.
They were received at the depot by Gov.
Lewis and other State officers, md were es-
corted to tho Railroad Totel, where bounti-
fri supply of tie good things were waiting
for them. After having mide charge on the
leayily laden tables, Gov! Lewis was intro
duced to tie regiment by Col Robinson, and
in behalf Of the people Of the State rendered
theee noble mcn q cordill and feeling vel
come to the State.
, 1864-01-13

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibuuc.l
SPRINGFIELD. Jan. Il, 1861.
The Supreme Court overruled the appiica-
t!on for Mandamus In the caee Of Barnes rs.
the State Treasurer, upon the grounds that
proper afidayits were not filed. Proper affl-
dayits will he filed tomorrow and the case
amended.
Col. c. E. Lcpcncott, Of the SD regiment
illinois Vols., with ten non-commisstoncd
officers aud priyatcs, have been ordered to
report to Gov. Yates for tho recruiting scr
vice.
Tie engineers On the Great Western Rail
road made strike here today, which, has in
ter:ered very much with the business of the
road.
The printers have been on strike for sev-
cral days.
Over six hundred recruits have arrived In
the city yesterday md today. The 18th cay-
alry, nov at Camp Butler, will be mustered
into the service this week.
Col. Chae. Il. Fox, who has command of q
brigade in the arny Of the Cumberland, mr.
rived here to-day. o..
LA1En.-Trains on the Great Western
Railroad are now running regularly. The
engineers have resumed duty, and the strike
is at IN tnd.
, 1864-01-13

posed of much business at tho term just
closed.
r. G. Orwig, Esq, Of this city; has been ap-
pointed private sccrenry to Governor
Stone,
Major Don A. Carpenter Of the 9th Iowa
infantry and Senator elect from Jones coun-
IT,, died Of consumption at his residence on
Friday Inst. Dr. Geo ". Teas, assistant o.
S. Assessor for Washington county, died at
his residence On the 9Th inst. hrs. Robert
Meyer, of Fort Madison, committed suicide
By drowning few days since.
Aajor P: Stanton formerly editor Of the
Washington Press, aud representative from
Washington county, Is now spending few
days ut home.
Many cattle and hogs have pcrished in tho
State from cold in the past few days.
Warren county has appropriated twelve
thousand dollars for the benefit of voluu-
tccrs.
Minor Fl. H. Heath, of the 9th Town cay
airy, las been appointed chief Of cavalry and
inspector general Of tho district Of Kansas.
The following Iowa soldiers hive died in
hospital ut Kcokuk since Dec. 1st: D. Law
dcbagh, Co. A, 18th Iowa; ". F. Guy, Co.
E, ED; B. Furniss, Co. 3, 2Sth; John Bitt-
man, Co. z, Esd; T. Daukley, Co. Il, 2oth;
R. Richmond, CO. H, 9Th; Geo. n. House,
Co. ], 18th.
Sergeant Geo. ", Logan, Of the 9Th Iowa
infantry, was killed by Railroad accident
between Nashville and Bridgeport, a short
time since.
Out Of twenty-one Iowa regiments, and
five Iowa batteries in Gen. Dodgc's commind,
nineteen regiments and four batteries hare
1e-enGsted.
Major Howard of the I'd Iowa infantry, and
MAJOR John Meyer, Of the eSth, are in town.
The Provost Marshal Is daily sending away
all the soldic1s the Western Stagc Company
chm transport, but the arrivals exceed the de-
pa1tures. = Volunteering continues brisk, and
;. tile quota Of this district will soon be full.
Hor: Elijah Sells arrived In town ycstcr-
day.
Col. Samuel G. Merrill Of the 21st Iowa in
fantry, who was wounded fatally, as was sup
posed, at thc battle Of Black River Ridge, and
discharged by the War Department for physi-
cal disability, has recovered, and been rein.
stated In bis command, and ordered to report
ut Brownsville, Tcxas.
Hon. ]. II. Shafer, Secretary of the State
Agricultural Society arrived this morning.
The toar1 Of trustees Of the Agricultural So
: ciety meets tomorrow, Gov. Stone has ap-
pointed Geo. J. North, Of Marion county his
military secretary.
, 1864-01-13

NEW York, Jan. IA destructive fire oc-
cured last night on Deekman street No. So,
occupied By Buckley, Bros. g. Co, paper
warehouse, and 53, occupied by lawson q
Goodcpo manufacturers Of cutlery. are
total loss. No. 81, occupied by J. & H. w.
King, badly damaged; No. 81. occupied by
Baseett &, Mace, almost entirely destroyed.
The total loss is Mt least s2oo, 900. The build-
inge destroyed were fiye story marble fronts,
extending l75 feet in depth to Ann street
The buildings On the opposite side Of ann
street were somewhat damaged, and the In
mates compelled to flee for their liYcs. The
Whipplc Pile Manufacturing Company occu-
3,ied rortion Of No. 53.
4 prize fight between Keeling and Holly
wood came of yesterday 1t Shccpshcad Bay,
Long leland. Forty-sevcn rounds were
fought, lasting oycr m hour, when the police
appeared, arreetlns' Hollywood and two 9th
Crs- Both tho men were considerably bat
tered. The referee will decide In favor Of
Keeling, In consequence Of his antagonist
biting him on the arm and shoulder.
A fleet Of ninc small draft gunboats for Ad-
u{rt1 Fa11agut, carrying two and three rifled
guns each, viii eai1 In few days.
Judge Refbonr, Of the Superior Court, has
decided that The net under which claims were
made against the City in Tho riot Is uaconsti-
trtional.
, 1864-01-13
IMPORTANT REBEL PRO.
POSITIONS.

ST, Louis, Jan. 1o,-Thc R<puWiean's Mem
phi6 correspondence says that two impor-
tant propositions have recently been made
Dy the rebel authorities to the Federal Gov
cfnment.
FlnsT-A Quartermaster Of the Confeder-
ute army ut He1nando, acting by authority of
Tie Richmond officials, las offered to sell to
Gems. Grant or HuIlbnt all the cotton now
remaining within a certain district get out
side Of the Federal lines. This offer cmbra-
cts 1t. .OC0 bales, and Is all Confederate cot
fnr. ond r7ecnbacks will be taken for it, 1t
is sid that Hur1but farors the pr rchase, and
Las recommended 1t to be carried into effect
sEcoSp-It is stated that Kirby Smith re-
Gently sent IN authorized messenger to
Washington to propose to the Federal aathor-
ities to furnish every requisite authority TO
ret ont Ill the cotton in that portion Of Red
liver and Wasl1ita districts, that Is within
rebel control; the money for the same to be
naid. TO the class Of officers excepted from
The 5Innesty offered By President Lincoln
they to retire from the rebel armies and GO
Tie RSEu1lstan SAYS cditorially: "Of the
correctness Of this Information NC have nc
doubt, for it comes from sources likely fc
luye thc best means OF information; !" also,
that this would involve the complete DIS
taEdmcnt Of the rebel forces In Arkansas
Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas, and lhe
immediate return Of those states TO tut
Ifnion
, 1864-01-13
NRm advertisements.
Observation-Disclosures.
Contents for January 18th, 1861.

l-PAl:T or MIS-. 4AtArEns Lvoorres-
Dickens's New Christmas Story.
2-GEN. BUTLER AND DK. COTTslAS-4,u 4u--.-
esting Interview.
S-E1T AND W1sD0A-An Interesting and HTely
column.
4-FARM AND GARDEE-Letter from +Rural."
:SGEN. HooKERs REPORT OF TIE BATTLE OF
LOOKOUT VALLEY.
s-LAsT nouEs AND MEMOIR OF BISHOP
HUGHES. ........
7sE1zUnE* OF s7,eooooo IN CONFEDERATE
NOTES In NEW YoRK-An interesting History
Of the Gaze.
s-TEsoukcEs OF M1cHEGAE-wondesful Riches
of the Saginaw Valley.
DEMONSTRATION OF. THE UN10S-Mr. Ash.
le5's Bill to provide for Provisional Military Gov-
crnments.
10-NEW YEARS RECEPTION AT THE WHITE
HOUSE.
1t-W1IAT TIE REBELS FEAR.
1-NrEREsrEG FOREIGN NEWS.
1s+DEATH OF WILLIAM II. THAcKE1:AY. With
1ErAnIs FASHIONS AND FASHIONABLE LIFE.
1-IEATN OF HON. CALEB Il. SMITH.
16- MRS. PATTERSON ALLAI-The Indy accused
Of treason BY Jcn. Davis
17-PRocEEDNGs OF THE STATE AGE1CULTU-
RAL CONVENTION.
1s-ART AND THE WAR.
19-THE BONDS FOR BLOCKADE RUNNERS
Startling Developments at tho New York Custom
House. Arrest Q: the Private Secretary Of the
E0McEtcf. .........
ee-1MPQRTAST FROM GEN GRANTS DEPART
ST-coMPLETE DEFEAT OF TIE GUERILLA
WHEELER.
2l-A COMPLETE SYNOPSIS Of Local Intelligence
from the States OF Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa, Michigan, Indiana. etc.
21-CoEGREsSIoNAL PROCEEDINGS FOB THE
WEEK.
es-1SFoRBtAT1oN FROM ALL TIE DEPART
MENTs OF TIE ARMY.
IA FULL AND THOROUGH REVIEW OF TIE
CHICAGO MARKET FOE TIE WEEK.
2s-ED1ToR1ALs- The New Supreme Judge; The
New FORK Herald md Gen. Mcclellan; Tue Ex-
change Of Prisoners; The Colozed Regiment; Tho
Copperhead Caucus, etc.
ga great variety Of other Intelligence from all
parts OF the world. Altogether furnishing COM
p!ete narration Of events for the past week.
Tho CHICAGO WEeKLT TE1nUHE - IN excellent
document for merchants and banksrs *ho With to
keep theE correspondents thoroughly posted in
cyerythIng which pert aims to thelr business.
The CHICAGO WKKKLY Tribune has the LARGEST
and REST circulation Of any weekly paper Published
ir the West and is therefore c1cellen Mt for
advertising, especially for manufacturers Of firm
utensils who wish to sell their wares. for real estate
men, who wish to dispose Of their Garms, for me1+
chants who wat to sell their goods, and In fact for
anybody who wants to trade with farmers, codntry
merchants, etc.
Price cents per copy: r per yess; or 10 copies
for els. -
, 1864-01-13
MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.

Especial Dispatch to the thicago TrIbunc.1
JErTrrsoN C1rr, No.. Jan. II, 1861.
a proposition has been ftiered in the Leg
islaturo allowing ali pcra5ns whether rebels
or otherwise, excepting bAcks, who join the
Union amy, to vote at Hate elections.
JErrrRsos C1Tr, Jan. f2,-Thd House tc-
day passed bill approprAting $1,000 to be
expended hy 1he Western Sanitary Commis-
sion for the benefit Of thc{s sick and wounded
soldiers in Missouri.
, 1864-01-13
FIoFR, ST. LOUIS.


Especial Dispatch to the c ficago Tribune.'
ST. L Lbuts, Jaa. L, 1864.
Gen. Fisk yesterday received . deputation
Of frail sisters who aro alarmed lest be
snouN order their expule 1on, IS he has the
gamblers. One OF then offered large
building rent free, with 1A1ndsomc furniture
md five hundred dollars per month to sup
nort Union. refugees, If unmo1ested. The
General told them he was hnprcpared to give
any assurance Of his fntur course.
Our troops from ayctlcVillc are off on q.
hf1 scout through Arlzan6R.
, 1864-01-13
Milwaukee Market.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
3i1LwAUKEE, jim. L, t,Gi.
GBA1N-Eeceipts- GOO bu. Fitme1 with IN
advance Of 1c = bu Sales 1000 bu No at 81 %: H.
10 bu do at q ac 9.cs bu No at st1e: 900 bu do
at S112. Oats quiet. Sales 500 bu IN store at &c.
At tho Ncwhall House thIa evening thu market was
very firm ard excited. Sales le 900 bu No spring at
2l.c0A31 q, cash. Also sales at $122H-buycr's op-
tteu all month.
Pov1s1oSs-Ftrm and advancing. Sales 800 brls
city At s1s5: 20 brts clear pork &2ooo; 30
tTcs hams At 10c: leo tres prime leaf lard at 1ac;
tG0 bE1s city mess pork at $500.
DEEssxp Hoas-ssecepts, $50 head. Market firm
andunchanged. saes FL hogs, dividing on 20o nsat
aEtt07ED
, 1864-01-13
From Louisville,

LOUISVILLE, Jan 12.-Maj. General Grant
md staff arrived here last night from NASH
yfllc.
The weather THIS morning is moderating.
barometer 1916, and falling.
Thc river is full Of floating Ice, and uayisa-
t1on is almost wholly suspended. There Is q
prospect Of a general thaw.
, 1864-01-13
The Expulsion Of Garrett Davis.
The following IL Mr. Wilson'S resolution to bt

TIC E1fEIBf0x1 V1 kIA1XEE& 0AF4Hs
The following IL Mr. Wilson'S resolution to be
Ec}zatcd in tue i. S. Senate to-day:
Whereas, The Hon. Garrett Daris, Senator
iron, The State Of Kentucky, did. the 9Th day Of
January, A. D. 1864, Introduce INTO the Senate Of
thr United states series OF rcsoluions, In which,
among other th1uge ii IL declared that ''the peo-
pic OF The North ought TO revolt AGAINST the war
leaders and take this great matter into their OWL
The United Stnics to revolt against the President
OF tho United Statcs and those in authority who
support him In the prosecution Of the wnr to pre-
serve protect and defend the Constitution and the
Union aud to take the prosecution Of the Wat into
their own hands: therefore, he 1t
Resotted, That the said t'asTctt Davis has, by
the introduction Of the resolution aforessid. been
guilty Of advising the people OF the uulted 6tatcs
10 reasonable, insurrectonary ard rebcltious &C.
tton ncainEt the government Of the United States,
oud OF gross violation Of the privileges Of the
Scuute foE which cause he Is hereby cxpelled.
, 1864-01-13

SrrDran, n, G., Jan: Il il2;-rhs l. Ting: .ss tas
ncw loyal paper here, ssyI the people Of 1,ah tho
mond Government. Tho hsdcrs Of the move
mcnt advocate separate sovereignty. though
boldly ayowing retur4 to the Union as
preferable to tbc present state Of atllai1s In
Dixie
, 1864-01-13
N.xx, Hcr,. f.o,tTr nTnrxct-rnn 10

New York Ca.t1c nInrkct-Jan. II.
The current prices fnr the week are AZ follows:
EEEF CsTrLE-First quality 2 ewt. S1211031i11;
ordinary to good, Slo5osies 90; common. % 9o@la.o;
eTiEEfEExtfas q head. ssnes9.oo; prime quality.
s. 5lc@7c0 ordinary, s5.Go36n0: common. $s563510
sEiNfScofn led, p n. 7x@aX; still fe1 7xes.
RZCK!PIs-Tota1 receipts at all the yardl for the
week: Reeves 41s9; COWS 1G veal calves 1855 sheep
and lambs .ttS: swine E,SS3.
, 1864-01-13

The New Orleans Poayune acknowledges
t. receipt Of potato weighing tpeaty-sir
pounds from Matamoras 1Ac donors IT.
nurIi ILat they would have seut a bigger ono
oily freights are SO highs
, 1864-01-13
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. Il.
MATTERS. CONGRESSIONAL
And MILITARY.
The Enrolment Bil---Boun-
ties Continued.
INCREASED TAXATION FORE
SHAD0WE0.
The Debate on Garrett
Davis Expulsion
To-Day.
SOLICITOR. WHITING ON THE
ENROLMENT AND QUOTAS.
The War in Tennessee--Later
from Longstreets Force.
FROM lhDlANAP0l!s--.MIll-
TARY iHTELilGEHeE.
ENCOURAGING TOKENS IN
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Iowa Legislature
Gov. Kirkwood's Pat
riotie Message.
NORTHWESTERN RE-EELIST-
MEkTS III GEN. CRAMPS
ARMY.
FROM, ihDIANAPOL!s.-.MLLl-
TARY INTELLIGENCE.
ENCOURAGINGs TOKENS In
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Iowa Legislature
Gov. Kirkwood's Pat
riotie Message.
NORTHWESTERN RE-EELTST-
MEkTS In GEN. CRAMPS
ARMY.


Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tr1bune.l
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. II, 1861.
Longstrcet is reported fortilying Mt Bulls
Gap. 1t is rumored that he Is reinforced by
2,cc0 infantry. His entire force is now esti-
mated at 81 600 infantry and L, 900 cavalry. "a
squad Of rebel cavalry In Cleveland last Sat-
urday conscripted cvery man eble for SER
rice.
The railroads between here aud Bridgeport
will be in running order this week.
, 1864-01-13

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago 1Hbune.I.
CINCINNATI, jan. Il.
Hoas-The receipts Of hogs have not been equal to
the vars Of the city. aud prcts have advanced ma
+er4ay There ID no doubt that were 1t not for the
ssste OF the weather tic receipts would hare bocu
, 1864-01-13

The Sentinel Of yesterday says: A. WIS the caas
ktt ensy On EatuEday 20 as Obtaining loans or
good business paper vas CONCERNED. Exchange,
selling. The buslness Of the week was very moder-
cte owing to tho limited RET epts nf produce Pre-
cent. for thort loans.
, 1864-01-13

FB1HERE WILL. BE 4 TRIAL OF
T. the neH organ built by George y. And. avs,
Ftq, Ufica, n. T., recently built MP IN the Sn1en
Church tGcrmnn). corntr Archer road and LaSa!ts
t1at interested IN the sae especially the organ
tste, aFe respectfully invited. jn31'u31-1t
, 1864-01-13
Nftn Embellishments.
NATIONAL BANK.

Having completed cur organization, VIC shall con-
mcncc BUSH ess On tho
FIRST Or FEBRUARY NEXT.
Subscription Books to increase the Capital Stock
will remain opel for s1crs time At our temporary
, 1864-01-13

Terspns deslrou8 to secure portion before 1t
Ill taken will please make early application. Eth
Of the Dttectors will recetTe Inscriptions. and Il!
furnish anY desired Information.
, 1864-01-13

raEraApE cannot procafo the genuine but frou&
tho General Agency tor the. Northwest
IL Lasulle Street, Chicago 1llinois-
CHARLES e. JESK9,
,s1s tonn-tnet General Agent.
, 1864-01-13

rynnn Htbe sfxe to Coarse DuektnK. Sportamsa Af3
nasrrsf tns celehfsted Diamond Grain Powder.
eAes s'A 4Ns d, G,NKWHALL+ IN. Agent
deI-r5u-17.1et - tssFes a~s7s.
, 1864-06-15
A BRUTAL OUTRAGE.
4 Mistress Crn:lly 4ssaultcd by l1e7 SedEerr--.
lewardls Assaalt upon 4 Newspaper
Reporter--Canblers On Tie
Ramp2gcs

Our city is 6;s.raced by the presence of as cow
aYd1x 10. ~ nnns ,nd 1l,rtla-. a., ex., e;,rn,n.
h...a ~ ~. ~ 80, r. M 80. 49," .-.,1.
ocfeu lne 'eee VI tne Satla Aoe LINE "ae "Aen
gambling and Kindred ohcrs.s were tiboed IN this
City Such ia still fhc case in most communities,
but stncc tie recent extraordinary comn,aisance
Of the Board of Po1ice aud siuce contrary course
have teep allowed to prosecute Their infamous
caliuc witrout juteferrncc, We state WAIST We
hLUW. when We eaF that large Gums Of money
ia:e eit ctIou. These arc Inc mcn who by day ham.
nj cut the saloons and stsnS upon the corners 81
the ttrt tte ta1kine with the men md casting elY
Prominent among the gamblers ts George Trus.
Eel. the oeteu1iple prop1ilto. Of euite It gaa
bling fcome on Dearborn Street between Ran.
tin.ee gone by been pulled ~ By the poi:e OH.
, 1864-06-15
, Commercial Postscript
CHICAGO 31ARKEEEyESlNG BOARD.

TpEsDAr KvES1xa. Iuns A--o ?. N.
TIE produce market In the afternoon opened htm,
but on nccoult Of the declire In Go1d they closed
quiet. At the Sherman Housefn the evening there
vaB not much disposition to operate at the OPENING
but before the c1osu the demand improved and the
mi rKets became hrmer.
WHEAT c1oted at IN Improvement of 4c over the
ruling prices on Change. In the afternoon about
7s,to0 bushels were sold 1t 40 for No and
sl.ssa1 ssh for No ?. In the evening ahoCt 5000
bushels we1e sold At 1.seH@1aok for No and el.s3
@1s for No 2 closing nrm. The transactions in the
evening were: 5000 bu No Spring at $lS91: y COO
bu do At 40; 400 bn long receipts do dn n W at
t1.t0K; 5.N0 bu No Spring at 81 Ss; l90 bu do at
&1Gss 1000 bu doas s1.s3x; 15,eGo bu do at Sl3i-
the market closing firm at $1.4 for No and $tsH@
1.24 for Eo2.
CoKE WAS Hc higher and in good demand, with
sales Of Is. .ooo bu No at &tosh, closing rm. No
wasin demand At $113x, sellers usktrg $i.1l.
oATs were neglected and nominal at 7DKc for no /.
R1aHw1SKs were excited, and the market closed
arm at an advance of 8Hc per gallon over the eI .
tren Iriccs paid on Change. In the ateruoo1 001
BILE were said at $l26b@1.27, chiefly at the inside
quotation. In the evening dispatches were receyed
stating that the Houss Of representatives in Commit.
tee Of the Whole bad passed the Senate amendment
MOTTO tag stocks on hand ard also resolved to tax all
manufactured afteE the 1st Of July $l5o per galpa
This caueed fresh excitement, and priees advanced
rnltdly-ahout1 8c0 btlS changing hands, at 81
follows ;-:e b1s at $1e7 800 bfls At s1.s7k 800
tris nj f1:ss ITO brls At SsH Isl bsls at $l. and
bEls At IL l.So-clasang firm at the outside quota
ttou.
MISS PORE Was in active demand at 800 and 800
brs city packed were sod Mt that pEce-sellers gen.
orally holding at ta2.se2sa.co.
LARD w1s also In good rnQuest and vesy firm.
sales $50 tcs steam lard, delivered at Peoria,
at 14xc; $50 tcs kettle lard at 14Kc.
salt was In active demand and hru, with buyers Of
Saginaw Fine to arrive. at s.. .5o9e55 anoat. Aboat
1oo brls were sold to arrive, In lots, at average
oFx1kS aEcat.
, 1864-06-15

Willis esteemed Superintendent, ". n. Wells,
ESQ, with The deepe4t regret, and can bat ressri
his retirement from the position which be hA6 60
long and 50 c1edisahy &C ipied. ASA great psblIc
Eeslrsd, That during the eight yesrs OF his con
noctltu with our school gystem Mr. Wells has
ever show himself equal to the dnties Of his Of
dee ra'il ut and etudtous to seek out and to COM
mend the bctt methods Of instruction, consc1en-
and gent e1nanly In his department. and carefully
excluding the discussion OF all coLt over ed topics
both political and Fe.iy1oua 60 that under his ef-
Client and WAtchfrl care school syatem hi been
constantly imrr0. lug. and on. schools stea0ily
ea1ni, II the confidence Of educators both hathome
f<s lrtd,. Tint the confidence Of the Board in
Ger, WIS ntver greater than It is now; and while
We Eeeply regret his impaired health he will bear
with him Into bis new field Of Iabor OF only our
hearty good wishes, but the coufidence and respec
O. be entire commit II.
The reading OF the report and resolutions Was
followed ~ remarks from Inspector NewbefrF+
Moseley, Pltndt7ile and Wentworth; alt hiS1y
euloeistie Of tbe retiring incumbent Of the office
On motion Of Mr. Wentworth, ths ayes and noes
salt: A5es-1nspectots Carpenter Fofsythe. MOSS
ieyt .NeMbefry, Qnahan, Prtndi!i1lc, 6heanan;
Vail, Waller. Walsh, Wentworth. Wicker anu
Tsft- Noee-None+
The Superintendent resd petition from the pu.
pits Of the High School. asking tor permission t9
give their graduating party "a me AiSo @ neaoo1
building, ~ tie hotels were au engaged. ihe re-
The resienntions Of Miss Cook, Of the scammon
School. and Miss Manelng Of ths washington
The Board then adjourned.
, 1864-06-15

UNrTEp STATES C1Rcu1T AND DlsTRIcT CouRrs-
Befosr DsstMfnond, J.-GhGhctrr.
5el. Lee ct al re Griffin Ct nj. Injunction Eraut-
cd and receiver appointed.
tsy. Sumner 1t nj - tgg1ow ct al. On hearing.
s,B. Field ct ii ve saue. On hearing.
4S5. Ecsyes Ct nj va Same.
57B. Mott form. Decree entered.
DisrmcT CorK1.-Cr1msnal Cases.
cd from, custody. &C. -
SUPERIOR counT-Dtfors Gary, j. Common
.L1tr.
-E0 Ro0s yg Roos ct al. On rrial.
Before Hgg n, J.-LosnnaoH Leu Lara Crps-
kyys po,Ak- Judgment Tor p!aiutld.
so. Me1cLants' S4v;ngs Liau and Trust Co. VI
Na~sOn ct al. Dismissed. PIaiutiH submits to
In izN: +snSsa shxs'1e1 't Morrison ct al. Time to
1og:: Howard vs Beardsley. Judgment for
i.aas. Hustonvs Burns ct ii. Default andjuds.
lis. Hood vs o'Ryan. Rule to plead IN TWEEN.
1:asa. Strong re Blain ct Il. Judgment against
BfconDza's oounrBvsrs Tqn Bursn. j.
iSd Is. Kniie rs Linden ct al. Dismissed.
s: People, M .,,;e2, A., rs Rosa w''bnr. G'feon,.'
g. People, g, :, rs Margaret sayres. Qarceay.)
s.. People. &c, vs. Bersho.. N,rceny.) Pie.
o. soi Pseopis si &C., '. Mesora z. jackson. Qarce
ny:3. Pea Of not guilty.
81. People, SC, ~ Tha1sn. lAsssuita -Vcr'
o'ss s. esi e1sopie, &c, vs Ann Williams. l,rosny.)
60. People. &C., "a Asyues. d.ase.ny) Plea o'
not guilty.