The Board Of Supervisors

The following are the namos of the Supervisors elect in the several Town ships of this Cüuniy : DEMOCRATS. Ann Arbor City, Jas. II. Morris, Augusta, Aaron Childs. Bridgewater, Daniel LeBaron. Dexter, Lorenzo H. Jones. Freedonl, Eiias Haire. Lodi, Newton Sheldon. Lyndon, Orman Clark. Manchester, Philetus Coon Northfield, Patriek McKernan Seio, Luther Pal:ncr. Superior, E. M. Cole. Ypailauti City, John Gilbert. REPCBUCANS. Ann Arbor City, Conrad Krapt. " " Town, John Geddes. Lima, Morris Thompson. Pittsñeld, Allen Crittondsn. Salem, Eufua Babbitt. Saline, Martin Gray, Sharon, J. Evcratt. Sylvan, Hiram Pierc?. Webster, Robert McColl. York, Thomas Gray.; Yp;;ilanti City, H. Eatehelder. " Town, Ezra DeLay. Demócrata, 12 ; Republicana, 12. - La.,t ycar, 13 Demócrata aiiiV.ill Republicana. Those marked were merabers of the Board laat year, and of the new merubers Messrs McKernan, Palmer, and Pierce hav-8 beforo servad on tbo Uoard and are familiar v?ith their duties. Soveral of the cities of this State wout sligliily democratie oa Monday last. Adrián elected tlie entire democratie city ticket escept Treasurer. ene Supervisor, and two Aldermen. John D. Campbell, for Mayor, had 58 majority. Grand Rapius clects the whole democratie ticket, except Marshal. G. 0. Comstock, for Mayor, -liad 30 majority. Detroit gave from 600 to 800 democratie majority. Pontiac 190. fC" " Our Camp Journal,'" a monthy paper issued by the 26th Michigan In'antry, gives the names of 58 members of the regiment who have died from the organization of the regiment to the 18th of March. - It also publishes the names of 44 desertors from the regiment. L3" Richmond has been reported eracuated or being evaouated every day for afortnight, but the rebels still reve! thero. L:L" Wheat sold in our streeta yesterday at $l,30a 1,40, the latter figure being for No. 1 white. Dealers are not anxious to invest. Oats are coming forward freely, and bring 52 cents. t" Gold ia dropping down again. - On Wednesday it deolinod to 4k4í, recovered agam partially, and clostd at 4:1%. If Charleston falls, " stand from under." " A bank is organizing at Cleveand, Ohio, under the natiooal law, with capital óf $1,000,000. JSE35"' Charleston has been taken two r three timos during the week - by tlu eporters. In another column we give be latest rc-lie-able dispatchos. We are nelíned to thiuk a storm is brewieg over ie devoted city, and hope to hear of a )ril!iant Federal viotory. I