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The Police Department of the city Of Chicago
oemahas osn prominent position In the history Of
The Polite Court consists Of two police msefs-
tratcs, appointed by the Common Council, and a
poitce CLERK, elected By. the people1 The follow
tuE are the present fncumbents
MdgssfTdtes.-C. II. J. Miller, Charles Nc
Citrk-M. Polaen.
The 9alasy ef shs former is st. ooo per year, and
The Police and Health Department ~ ,be c,t,
arc under the control OF a Board Of Pn,iee co15.
missione1s, consisting Of one from each of the
three Divisions OF the city. The foil nwnc s1a *
present incumbents: e NV
" W1ision-Ilon. A. c. Coventry.
s. Dir11on-Hon. John Wentworth.
u, Mrist0n-T. B. Brown.
The Mayor, Hon. F. C. Sherman, is by the n,o-
vision OF the charter made member Of the Raard
e oNcio. Mr. Wentworth was appointed tn iii
the vacancy occasioned By the rcsisnahon Of Jnhn
S. Newhouee, Eeq:, and will hold the oface untii
will be elected by the city ut large to I'LL thc bnj
lunce Of the rneIpfrcd term Of Mr. Newhpuse.
Hon. A. G. Coventry, Commissioner from thu
North Division, Is the prcsideut Of the Ho.rI
Ills tcrm of Office will expire In May, His snc.
cessor vii be chosen IN April. .
The police force Of the city consists Of one sn,
periutrntcnt, three Captains, and six Scrrean,a-
and ninety mine patrolmeu. The following are
the namef oi the o1jeerr:
Srpfriafendenf-Wm. Turtle. :
CaJ{qin, 1st Pyteinck-John Nelson
isfStr0sani, 1st PrxcInct-Thouse Clsvton
III Strg,dn&, isE Prfcinct- Michael UcEev.
Captain, ID Preefncf-W. ". Kennedy.
Aeiing LIT Sergeant I'd Frscsnc-Milton Aines-
worth
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tcr;7so,,,REp PEAcE."See It comcs nearer, anl
he glorious ta GGsc:::.ers IN The breeze! Now II
hangs more loosely and the gathered folds confuse 1
sure Of that last word; bnt wait awhile; tho
mrfi,cd, measured tramp Of tho advancing host,
r. gula: ns Tho tick Of watch, and nolseess g
,,s. w. shall surely discover 1t. And thon will not
one Grand, long, loud huzza 20 up from tbs mil;
lions who have watched and waited and suffered
for The glorious adTent? It's pca1 will resound
EhsIc The letters Of lespotism in earths rsmotest
climes. It's memory will live through ail coming
time, marking the 5eur 1865 With dominical Letter
letter in the almana: Of tho spheres. God speed
the day}
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Total. ...1I3 TO 3s t3l5,11l Szs,4i5 SI75,05
The following arc the locations Of the Fire En-
EinSs II rdesent employed, with fhe fire district
Fi.tt charlottesville street, between Wash
INT Ins'cn aEd Maaison-steamer Long John''-lo
fran n1Fke5n s,rsst nsa5
The hook and ladder cart is kept In the house In
Steond Dis:rict-s,atc street, between Harrison
INDY Burrn-stcaHcr - Enterprise" 10 men.
Old street neas Lasa'lc-steamcf Economy
ca1siilc-hana engine, No. GO men. "volun-
tcers.'
51ird Dlstrict-wcst jackson street, between
Clinton and Jefferson steamer q U. L. uarFfs"-
Maxwell street, near canal-stclmcr Little
Corner West Washington and Clinton streets
Hose cart '' ''Tempcst"| men.
r pus Soae lapf nsaE arson
Fourth Dfsfrtct-We<t Lake, between Clinton
md Jefcrson-Steamer ''Islaud Quesn''-1a men.
Third street, north Of and near milwaukee, ave-
nuc-1lund engine No. $3.50 men, "volunteers.
FiJth UlktFact-Lar1abee street, north OF North
avsnuc.."Sorth star'' hose cart
~, Larrahes rat. g street, near clybouFn avenne-sapply
SiMA Dtstriet-MichIgan street, between Cass
and Wo1c1tt-Steamer ':Atantic'-1g men,
ptrior-Steamer ''Lberty'-nmcn.
Corner Of Oak aud NoIcott sttcets-uose cart
No. So men, "vo1unteers."
fiscal year WIS $93,3a49.G2.
The cstimated value Of the apparatus used by
Tic department Is E7G,5l1.SO.
CRIME.
The criminal record OF the year shows consid-
crablc inctcAse In the number of Offenders Great
events have drawn hithcE togues from every part
of tho States:
REcorpEn's COURT.
The Recorders Court OF the city OF Chicago IS
an institution Of recent establishment. In 1852.
and previously, the business now done In this
corrt was transacted In The Circuit Court and tho
old Court OF Common Pleas. In 1861 the act es-
ttblishing tho Recorders Court passed the Leg1s-
!ature. The dsst cleenon for Recorder was held
IN the snrng Of 1851 aud resulted In the selection
Of Hon. Robert S. Wilson. Ils Grst term Of o!llce
expired In 1858. when he bccamc q candidate Tor
re election, and wua successful. In 1853, Judge E.
the position.
Philip i. Hoync WIS the first clerk of the Re
co.der's Court, and Nns succeeded by Jos. K c.
Forest md lie 1863 By Dauirl O'lIara, tie present
incumbent
Daniel McElroy WIS States Attorney from 10 3
to ls1G. In 1856 Carlos Haven was elected and Gcl
the roeiuon Of prosecuting officer until his de,th
In tsC2- Hon. Joseph Knox WIS appointed his snc-
cessQr, and held the Office untli November, 1861,
when c. l. Reed. Esq, was elected.
The following is the record Of the expenses and
receipts OF this CIurt from Its establishment In
ALS 1-kN
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inc ma1k.
wrT11Tanv
n
1n3, 3 q interest The drast and the contemplated
fencl RAD, nave awakened us to sc'sc Of our
connection with re var @ nsycT before realized.
Few places OF institutions hare experienced so
ffeata change for the hotter IN the ehort space OF
!she i1iah s'n: na Camp Douglas. 1t has Eradu
GonGiirn> until y has nccnme Tie mo3rl camp o!
hr country. AZ the ndvent Of 1854 the camp cou-
efstcd Of one !aIge lrrt"nAr square, IN which
,ernl soldier and prl%oarr: surrounded ~ an In.
perfect frafi scrcc. easily broken or scalca By thc
prisoners who n .qasas o. from six to sixty every
more congpniul ctmes. Thr barracks Of the gar
rfon were intufca lent in si:e mi inconvenient fu
character. ~i,i" I'll" Int Ut the rebt indicated in
arp nrauce considerable room for Improvement
Nolh ae regarded tn" comfort and security Of th Iii
1nnatcs.
under ihc command or H.iradier G,ncrai ,p,mr T,s
Post Comman'ant who reeumcd ncrsonal dfrrr.
hon on he Yrmoyal Of Colonel DcI.1nd. ncrcmScr
Trrfmen, nj StfrEis-nn Eh.rrshrnt.r. ~ nn,ha.,a.
cGE an, IA -, .,3 nnmnctlr
rnrns T,nl.,nn ,,,oi ~ p,nt eu.1a tC Az .u E
r. ~ fhn Snr1S,. thn si.r.ho,ass ~ =
rcnnc.t ~ thaS+ co.,,,,a ~ II, ~ 5 = s
~ Iha t.cnt ~ , s: o.1ssra r.
nrn- ~ e ~ IA IA Isuseu '" nsste
eyeF 1 1 Msnong P Tue r"sl.nat1an ~ o. o. G.ne-
an,orS' .nns -. 1, !su', H. co,.lnn ID 11s -
y upVn Guions,. 'aul'F .. stlnug. !eI1
ul'es 81 H. - sweet, MO sllpcfssaea 1eaEsa nsMe
" ~ E,l1 .. .ns tost- Iowarns W nituu.e
M Ouh r. SnoA.l s"se' seHloseh ~ nsau 45t..s
.no,,' .o' n sIHs.. % ~ LUZ e,i5. - cap ana
ass,an1ru s,s Felsona' !feeuon ol aae arrso1 aha h
an1t, ~. .ls lime anS conu.nnn ~ u .no
c,t 1.'|..MIs | i.. VnuGs aae caefsS aaa eAe-
M1kkliIo euusc kliI oI INT lncuf.sent,
,ooa o,as1el'ne that tns ufs. a'std>7aaM 70 pc AZ
aot mas " sal'us o. tne prison1ssa 1o!on =
arnts arnn, ",sl.th ~ ..S cap ps nn t%o Nv
unaes 1s,ei gaard ~ themselves aan: a nt-
~. sIcuIa:. ,.a ahs lehse N.icn en.c1ca tne
in1 .ra W.. aoM ana ~ strous eE
sat oA"n atIcsne 1seisn leet ~ neignL MT . sur
tnta y oy rid llatlofIn IRON w'en sno asn
rive rr,nt,1,i =, n .ni, .S c;1nn1 onere
!; ~ t s.as ~ .ucI! .,.,..i. ~ =
ions ths sg6s r.tnrica ~ ~ oia eXReens 81 ana M
~, .'1e % .ut'Mea VIII mnss ~ -. - e.
1",tt u, ~, ~" i,, w., ~ s..te
xtro,, or M ~, a,, t ~ r. rn"I,i
, 1865-01-02

On September 5lh the Board of Supervisors
passed IN ordinance authorizing the issue OF
county scrip to the amount Of $3E,0 900, and pro-
v!ding that each recruit thereafter sorn into ser
bounty Of 800.
In tie city a board Was organized under the title
Of - The Citizens ENROLMENT Com:aittee." This
board heartily co-operated with tho Supervisors,
and joint dispatch to Provost Marshal General
Fry secured the consolidation OF the sublist1icts
Of the county on Sept IT,.
which time Cook county was In arrears to the e1-
tent Of $50 men. Although the drawings were
spasmodfcn1]y continued, 1,550 volunteers we're
obtained In three wceks-leayinr margin Of 50
conscripta held to service On october = thr dis
trct was officially declared free from the draf..
The enrolment By eub-distticts was az follows;
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enged 10 making up his report a. = basis Tor the
assignment Of the quota. It is estimated tAat the
tota! number Of men In this enrolment district
a1es 1re u1ofeia ID sy lat sn ee
utc1r ncw enro1lmcut WIS taken. On duly II the
rolla combined cs,SGl names-so having been
81 &c &c e4aiSie aiSda 'n I'll
Septt mber the eraaurcs were s,171. the additions
b1l. In October 81 names were stricken OF and
10 added. In November Ill names were crased
md 70 added-lenying the footings 31,a57. rio
our quota large force Of ceFs M are n5 bae,y %
Of the en1ec, and the duty Is discharged to tie
fair to be thoroughly pnreed Of Ill e1cmpts.
Committee ofthe Roard Of Supervisors have paid
OF this number, 1855 men we're paid s1O0 each aud
Is we're given $500 each:
During the year 1851 Capt. J. D. Harty, naval
auitr, and to the seaboard ciies 400 rebel pris-
onets for three years service "a laudamen at f12
per month. OF the recruits for the Mississippi
$50 as ordinary eeu1ncn, s99 rs landamen, and Ils
as boys. The terms OF service haye been one, two
and thIee years; and the bountcs have ranged
MEDICAL ruryE11sa.
In March Of the past year large Government
Military Medical Purvcying Depot was established
IN shie city On River street near bash avcnuc,
Medical Director. 4 lew weeks aeo Or. Holden
was superseded t,y Surgeon J. B. z. Blauey4 when
the depot was removed to more commpdipus pre-
mises, No. ~ and IS South Water street. This e.
tablishment Is not only the base OF supplies" for
stations in the vicinity Of Chicago but extends is
operations through The whole Northwest, supply
ing all military posts not tn the districts
Louis. II would be almost impossible
TO give the actual value Of the drugs shipped from
fka 311Ht tn1 nf t-,r,JI
GGrSat1y exceed ffW0,0 GOO. 4 further idea Of tho
i,ntude IL, OF operations may be gained from the
hatd nt NJ on the average the stock always kept on
etancs. s.s tn value $500 600. Most Of the sub
shonch ho cShos,ssnrncrt Iaboratory At Phtadr,nhis
the Govern, aaantities OF drugs not furu1shcd bv
nhly ssOrGD hM.. arc purchased in the city. Prob
durinc III last a,1nee neen expended In this manner
6 months
aA'nsE uosrr7.,
During the year tho Narsae
Michigan Central Rail1oau connan1sss 1ss'dsnt M Of The
FIRES.
Below will be found a ,a,,n,o.,s .-
ment Of the number and foca!iv sAle-
Eighteen Hundred and Sixty -four has rrnro rear:
Only Tue most prosperous year In cur clty:s vt nvt
sofs, lit one more marked than any Of its praaa-
ccesots bF the ravases Of fire. Not only do H.
losses amount to nearly double those Of any yesr
Fincc the inauguration of tho steam Fire Usi,arf-
mtnf BIT almott equals In Amount the damages in
atcted in 1fs'9 70 celebrated for extensive 1rcs
conhaCEai19ns which Knocked the distinguishing
poq u ens oa nand tnglnea that
sef OF mrs Inc heavy loss o? 1864 maY Give ra 70
somr aston: lment, especially when TIC ehcctfre
condition OF our FtEt department IL rcrnembered
Inc reason VII! be found In the OCCURRENCE Of
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The general markets to-;1RY were remarkably
dnl1. mainly owing to the Fence Of nsws from
New York-the wires ha A-es been down aafins
M ~ prnE;s,an ,na4E.t IN. war; =, nm, ,n,, ,aa
.o MT. ,1cc1,nc ~ 5oCe 1nOc ~; Ness and pr;me
nos ,. ,. -. .'x ~ ~ u .ea oo
ess iosA+ WIN s sgna ~ eaiss -, '1e
Meats M M were neglected. Lard was quiet with lisht
acs Of nrime steam Leaf Iard at a17c.
"r1 ~ ...,s."s ns naos os ..,.s sase.r ~
s1.so, and No Spring at sl.si@1.n- closing at
$1.69R1 .Gg&. New Corn was dull and lower With
so,ea NJ 7ear1c f,,tx declined 36a1c with ,a]es
at s7@esc1closfns at the inside au,tatfon. Ryc
WAS dull at 81. 10 Tor No =. Barley wa5 sold at
81. t.40 for new No 2,
uishwipes were i@ac higher, with sales at ss.1o
gil 'ot easn anu o. 10. payment nsst HseA'
Dressed Hogs were dull aud 15a1sa5c lower.
snlcs, however, were light, at sA.s5015.o0-
D.1'-1'' ~ $500 ~ r-'15 w NV A7'
,n.,ao,,., a.. n.aas.;e. anEM. ..,o.
IN .ne aeanoon .ae t.os',ton a masses was much
1rmcr, owing to favorable adVtces rom New York,
and thrrc Was good demana for Mess Porx =, $50
and Prime Mess At 50 but sellers wer. geae.
rally asking e29eo@io oo lor Msss and NJ o. for Prime
''sS'' ov7ss,ox
o5,lsslvS.
.9 Of hs
Woop. was, BY mistake omitted in our list OF whole
snlc dry goods mcsch~n n,s We corrected tue mistake
however, in our weekly AMI pamphlet editions.
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Kertc.r OF the chfrnga Provision 3r,rra&
f,u,c.o, H.. ., 1oas
en.caeo' Oec, o., leoa-
AnG !ecelp's VI LOGS ior the past week sum MP
10 MaioMs' w: Dressed ~. Live, al,Aa; to-
ta1' SsaH Foo 9 tile eorrssponuins period In 1853
,c psf a ; GanisnD.ss LIZ sIS: 'St Ss 4 For
against, in 1sC3, Dressed. 3e59: Lie. 5oio.
The maEket has yaciliateu hnt iI,tie inrin., ths
week. Inc tenieDcy.s howeyer. heinz cnni;n1.iiS liz
inward. Western men have nenc7.,fIv sati.1a55
themselves by direct proof Of IN, ahnrtness ~ tba
crop, nnd therefore do NOT feci ike allow1n~ nav
mointntary and UNNECESSARY nan1c m int1-i.r1o
with their interests. The rennrts confnc n t,iiv
from pojnts already closed. nhont to rnse md 90.
tirnatad hear them ont in t4,is r.ith nn. t,1I T.
Tic belief that the crop viii BE- at le.st : 75loso
noks snolt ,hi dau moX Leaen Or reaesea i The
~ rihiii1n a. ~ l ,,t{', ~ Wild last year,
shs y;ra oa uay na a @ next week may
sao" ainefent result soeh Will be entirely ow.
~ .aE Ky, ~ hsuE . S.lsumstnces Last year We had
~ an!s uue !utensetS co!d Weatnet aug heavy SNOW
sloImss s.i ue t5lns were al delayed, aud hogs,
oota lise auu atesseu, aeeumulated NJ the various
po9ts aiong me ralirotas; A. soon as the tveather
moutlaLeu. 1hese aecumni3u9ns were discharged
On M ou! malA gels ano w nna that the receipts from
INC II o. dannaly 20 the !st Of a1arch summed up
as ss.a .oeMs sS9 se, tuio dressed. 's9,s5;
total, s,IW. lhis year, 50 far as We can
learn. the points are all clear, and ship
!ut4ts Ale He!lE ula4C Hitnout delay. Vla
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,EEs CATTLE SALES TODAY.


Sks A0ulA uk0fHc&e
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1tune.l
ST.. Lnu7s. S2turd.y. Dsa- 81.
ToDAcco- Steady. Sales OF scr.ps at $l.6A9a1o;
green andtnfc1tor iugs 7.95as:5 factory s. 900;
MOI planters Sllb0; common shipping loaf S;3.!5@
17.e5; medium do $191oa22..0 2 1i0 Ms.
FLoCR-Duli; Rlnsle extra sold at $3..r. Inspected
double head lined and delivered: md 100 bz.s do In
spected. In aorc. at same Of super Sc ar were sold
1t 81. 20 q brl.
6EAN-"heat-Eeceipts mostly delivered on c,n-
t:ac:s. and aa1et: about 100 bags good td prime at
$1.9o; 30 bags choice at r. 0ose 05 hu Corn IN.
sett cd; sa!ts 1eo bags nixed-in poor old aass-as
slo; damp mixed It 81 Is; 59S bags 81. .faal3 Cos
bsgs prime and choice do at e1i@s 49, extra choice
DO ut 50: choice yellow ut IS in bags Oats
Only 50 Of 1tS bags ut 9sc, part In second and bags
held higher. Ryc aiyaaced s.le Of 90 bags ut ST. 10
2 bushel.
PEoy1s1oxs-PorkM's 81 Et1ner; small sales At ssfco
2 trl. B1con-New offered 1T 21c for Shoulders aud
&c for sides and hams.
Wu1sEf-F1m 90 br1s in lots as $?15: 70 1rls at
$e, and 50 bris to arrive from tac Illinois river at
the came price.
s-stesdy; sales 5000 head, 200 os averages and
over, ranging from loA@1.c 2 D gross-oi1ly oae or
two LOIS, However, under lie.
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The following a1c tic closing quotations ., TIC MAJ
ket this evening. and compared with last week:
c1oe1Sa PRICES
Th.s week, Inst week.
Prime to extra Qualities. 1z9,e % sIlssale75
ff5ssnd fss'a% T. ssn@es sa'aas s1 ~ 5
The following are the comparative prices Of Hogs
tl's e7en'ng, snd the corresponding period OF last
year: -....-...-'
hEn, his'n nd e. eem9asn oE5a: '1959
j from the preceding tshleE 1t vii, be seen that the
supply during the past week has been comparatively
I!xht for the present sssson, together with decline
of5c upun the clcstnS 4uct tlans OF the arke last
Saturday During Tue sst .hrce days of the week The
market had fallen &c below Saturdays quotations.
hut with very limited supply sincer has parti.lly
That that tie quotat1ons Of this evening
chow decline for the week of2sc per 100 lbs.
SATURDAY Evening, Dec 31st, 1861.
The market during the week haa in Its tone and
general character widely differed from the preceding
weefs ci tho pr. sent SEASON. The strong and vEor
activity which has been the preuomnattn5
has given place to innctvlty and depression some Of
tbs lest opc1 have been holding OF. and ut oae
lime there was general ndlsnos!ton manifested to
invest. at very Considerable decline from the
current TaseH OF the day.
Etnee Wednesday there has been gradua1 improve
mcnt n prices With corresponding increase in tho
demand lhs Is however more due to the 4ghtneBs
OF the supply th0n to any radical change in the Views
Of operators. It has been clear as daylight al
through the week that tho stability OF prces has been
absolutely contingent upon light receipts. The.ehave
been no held out to packers either In the
money msrkct OF IN the demand for Hog pEocact, to
invade the ordinary cessation from business to whiea
they and thttr operatives accustomed during the
holiday weeks Of Christmas and New Year, and the
constgnors Of stock this market should be governed
BY the experlrnces Of former years. and then We feel
assured that there will be occasion 10 co,ptain
ot m oye1stocked market In our holiday Seasons,
The receipts to-doy have been very sight amounting
10 about +M0 hrad. There has consequently With 80
limited supply been few buyers in the yards. Prices
have ruled comparatively nrm aud UNCHANGED ut, yes-
Eesda5 auota'tons,s which nearly all the stock ID
he yards cleared cat, Entered sacs 30., head At
til 1.N@1eso, chiefly at s1ly.xest.a5 per 100 bs
= HOG SALES TODAY.
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New York 1foncy und stock Market.
...... -s... Nsw ToRx. saturday. Dec. 81.

New York Money aud stock Market.
.-s... Nsw ToRx. saturday. Dec. 81.
Money market active and 1r1n at per cent for cal
loans -
Sterling exchange is quiet at 1eoxa,coa.
Gold ts less active and rr-op. Ing At 213x dc.
ginning to ~, advancing to FIX An closing At 3aN
The steamer Kangaroo. for Liverpool touay, carried
ont $is3 SO La specie.
GoyernnentstockB arc less active and easier.
No second q sslon Of tht Stock Board u held toay
The new seaEs styal will b~ Kept as close holiday
on Aonu-y. and the Stock Exchl1 re Will bc ctosed
ictss.
The stock market Is active. Erie has sold up
to sBH The following are quotations np tv Sis p. N.
$ q, 81; COUPONS, bld Liz. ssk+d 116x; Vi so
scnP3ns; 10 tid 1ssx asked: lo,lo COUPONS, 1olx
AMEhIcAN GoLD-.2sA asked.
SrocKs :ourt g 6it bid. s asscd; y, 7. Cent.
bid Hudson III bid, l1s asked; eine ll6 BID. il6X
11kec; 1sl A. IT, r D., jsx asksd II. Tent. ~ plt.
20 sskrd IT. pfd: 7oa bid. lux asked; Fl. Wayne
1Q4X bid, It's asked; .. Il ~ Cent 81 ); bid IS aaEed
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- -
Aofs-oThe following Will show The ages Of the
or;sSnners a1rrstcd m dining The yoar:
ffnier Il years Sa: betycsn ii and ~. 1.0,5:
md G ia e. IS: Co anI 10 Il: Over 70, i: Unknown,
:56. Tota', o,ioi.
e 'fe o Rsola school, m
~ cd1ntv Sr.nt n. ii { q En,nm,s ssfn1' i: tn
iieps .! t6s Flissdics;, +: e ea:aelic Sss5s@:
70 Iii On s5 :apea
6; sent sent to Co Coroner, | i: appsslea, is; ciange Of
venue, g; bs declared nncd in Police
aat;as the net,on,1;.
t,cs n thc nfrndrrs.
AtTicaps. III: Amcricans, e,eta; Belgium, G;
Fna1;sh iii Frsneh1 1n1. 1erman. 9is: upIlind.
crs. 6: Hungarian. :: Indian, o; irish, 4,67a;
1..;.o.. 10, JI-S. H~-..sas:-s, y; Polanler
q; Spanish, 4; swedes, IS; Wclsh.9 Uuknown
3ui Total, s1Gl.
CHdrJeS-somc OF the charges upon which thesc
onsnag1s Mcte tSiti ~ as ~ a.
ea"llEs an o1scer' ~; Aaa!tcry, If bnrflasy.
e., ~ oluna aau W ~ o'eV,i
dis5rdcsiy housrs S 81; inessa :s Reepns ] Houses @
o. iae tame end a1sGraerly no4,es, @ is6 hrs ny,
~ aafe* 4souoS1s' <os 1A1ol, oSt saStane3s
cor~rr rA.1.
The fd;,oztnc report of the tnrisone-s rece3vcl
ftHA}s t1P
read will interest by those lutcrrstcd in the crm
tnai histosy Of ihc city, We are Indebted to iha
attentions Of G. Fisher, Deputy Sheriff aud ClefS,
'' assants rfth dcaiy wcanon g.: as.on,t md hat.
tcry, sG: arson s; udultcry, o; bastardy, O: bur
glary, IL; passins counterfeit money, 1G: CON
fc1nnt of ruurt. /. conspiracy, 8: forgery. II:
can!fng. s: tnsanc. i: ipccet, i: Ednopp1n1. /:
iutcepy' SEQ: larceny as bailes. j: libel. 1: 'man
slaughter, S: 1nui4cr, 10; nuisance, i; obtafninr
moncy h. mise prctenses. Il; perjury. /: raue'
6: fubbcry. IS: rIot, 10; TcsIst1n. Oil. oti.
ccr Is; receiving stolen goods, s; soio-
NY. i; threats, &c: trespasa, sa; violating
Witnesses In murder cascs, 18-Total, GW.
The above were disposed OF as follows:
Discharged hr the Grind Jury, 10; discharged
IN hnheas cornns il. tiischarccd hv nerdon ~ fSa
Governor, s: taken for farthcr examination befort
Police Con1t and not returned, S.: dischnrred by
i: taIcn 10 The noor house. Is: tasen tn the nal
hnnse T. t,Sen f to the Rcform schnal 5. tacpp ~
the Insane Asvum. taIsn ~ reantsI1on 10 ot1eP @
tened to ~ the os1oe"e'l' sentenced 10 JAIL l.
TSere Ia Fave also been confined in ,a,t for s,f.
l9eyo.t MarsLI James s, and c:pt uarty, ,n4klnsa
'o1a, T1 nu'n,il o y, =. ~ ~. ~ ,,u,.
TO- ~ A''''' - - '3'As'' D'" ''usa - 's' Is
TIE MILITARY EAln.
e!ecI9n ths sIty was invaded ey hana Of senth
,,' ~" Mn9 mito ons 1es'acot
an;Tsrr to y.ja.e,. tho n-Isnrn-a ranen6s ~ c
Dout laa, and lct ioogc the dogs OF war IN this
hitherto peaceful community, Fortunately t1e
plut was discovered before it had ripene int, y-
ecnsion. and TIC principal consp!tators arrested
women arc still prisoners. and some or them must
exp!ate their enormous crimes upon the scafTo!d.
They have been 1.1 y recently Fsmosed t9 Cincinnati
We seek not their lives brt wa do f1eman6 even
, 1865-01-02
EDUCAI1ONAL. DR.. Quack-
1A enbas has oo:aluul the services Of
Herr AGAME1lNONE TH1OTIN~
M ASTER'S SALE-State OF uli-


Cbica.t In ha1crry.
AsKSA1H HAAlETox,o by 7. H MAHsa, ,hs. next friend.
ELIZABETH HUarER. A%K1A1H HAYxs and MARY +.
kNox. vs. IfROkE HIKCHKR. "a HuLIyx KNOX RpHEHY
M1K4 sud r AREEN HAYxa.
Chtcs &C. IN - ~ decree ef the superior CouIt Of
cause on tic dfth d.t en- cred Ia tho .hCve entitled.
n,ea 1ot partition Eetss p.a<F. 4. 1861, on bull
o'cIceI inthe <orenuon of that "a II. und
muster hanc@ry ofthe said Superior tou1t q hi
ergo III sell nt b4lc auction to tn highest bidder.
at north door Court House IN the cty Of Chf
Gag tir north hal OF hlock number eighty 81 (h} u
the school section add slnn to the cits Of nx
county ~. ,tstc Of toSs.aet Witn a. an nn t
eruts said decree the pre.ses afoI I'll na r.
ese ano Rod In four parcels each hty Eeet "a Fints
extending through tsom tue river tto1t to we st
Or parcel Of taxing the wholo that may r:nan M.
so pr vded the agsgegste @ the four cnIee!. sc3if
parity fpt cash down anu pArsls On credit secE,od on
The property; p71t4c0 II terrsn thnse feapet&
can be asceftsnel BY e1aninn- te drcxee o. hy T.
qnlry Of the master, On ths SALE Or ut any time pEeF
Dated December 18th, 1861 .-...--..
HrEAMr. sfATHcE,
Master In hane.sy Of the SUPERIOR Court OF Chicago
E.B.sNrIu, tonlp1'ts Solicitor
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