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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-04-13
FARMS IN

Trnhns Central Ermd extends rn Iunehi in the mh western rat Il the STATE Cairo,
II IN the extreme, southern PAR, With banl En CHr,a cchmlCi aulu t en- mil north @ Cho
tOcfr nth H0r'r lake M@e"-ho"tc a lnFhd SG mhs-Ddn chni which ia offered for
sale stuaWd uNueHerS side @rt-es," nc a@"'lt greater t-M@'@ n anen Hh.
Hines.
7crIl hvhrn~td rNm. naay ncE't H7hnmn mi watt, mtN capacity TOhee
cheap lao. arc matters m wmIrmI am. aa .c vgNL s-ts oumH~mr| Agriculture estimates
bushels. wheat, IoaBS3 bushels om. l7rGoni bushels Il whh the nms Of Illinois yielded
rsaGl% bushels ,rIhan OH; &YHL3 bushels dwaci and .i.35I buhcsd iu-n ra
more than ono frutId III eTn,n NOR GHa hcCNl@ Gc EaGi aIa almost O"ESehAd hs ats pro
c~n:a-ctocI c::n..
rn cmrcnty u' Ht In mrt Il, ran.y or Fa iuSI L nos sasoCr Ert @mcs State 1ue
run r.tu pars ac ~ ahHtdlyratmc u t. clasnff e"r, sheer, horses ant mules; and
n the important ntrat Il port lacking tbf- IN a:rac, Il every "r state Tho Ndng e these
rEr lands " tune Eps0sI" pH@s' o'hy, e|rS 70 frmns wrh @TtIh"H "'I"aaUsr ''
III hay enpd rlnosnE 1s 'Rmatai ct ?lcrT5 @,w4NA i Lfa million Ions larger
uaG eGOpday olTSlt, GcaWsm MY Mw TG&
cc"ca. Tc.cccc, f.x.
Liberalization or "b"on0nl oHni IA F@hcn kUOsHa LNa h-r'y smnatdty rchsh w-
dow It rNT. ns; am wh"tr' rtmrsf omtco rnaGrwnE eDuucs ar noHN'r, they are yet
na = TO show a he' mc~"" II Ia prr"-!@ u@t cmtlcelton phcret al" increase at any
ing ON uanuu. and 'Ssrm IT. w@ a Lr' Cs WI b. made durEm The PM season Hemp
aHJd za ar gVS nau~t every paHt Ges@i,. nlG aTary equal til best European,
Fruit
Almost al c trp crmc rmrcat,l tmG, as r-oucci il Illinois, Peaches rar pan, straw.
brrs. and very yt ym rrha y Elbr, arc -oMcli rct bnlTrc nth, enrL land" southern
dsGfr@ the tit aud are supplied t. tAash!I l-S sl tAenlu, the cz"LAi railway eLleS
usThga quick Eaka lanAcspe7.
lr!uccncr:, - cc"cro.
Gr ntrtrnf persons observation-disclosures fLI tcVurlas' Hn HOMESTEAD In the odTsttN 10
particularly nvt dwh 'lus. ElLat ayaSEc lNo' Central Eatai Company h" Edl OoOOO
rn,u more tina ,o act M"Wcr: AMI during t'!t year G4Asnen~-airrr aggregate Of SAILS
than an en- y4r,re rcocur ~, roL IA, fans g pl In rpes Il hryw eighty acres,
adam. n vii lu1I en- : or l,-r facts AZ |, REQUIRED ~ the aptalta nd stock
rsr. The @u,r Unsurpassed fray; C1 cAna'uLcMhyi uUs re Lw; churches and schools
arc, becoming abn ant hn rho tCr lmA mi breath q a.. it,; mI communication with IL the
GHimA%GB uaLeU q. through uIra1@ cmlsa drivers
PRICES AID TC2M1 CT PAYMENT.
s'rN~"A7' Va ''"mS't@ > anIrr~4"sr fa @'"l lucy e"hio a'h"H eGb %hT
c4A AGAuuoaG In par 0M Louh ccLwc hmlHt ia 81 SAoy GrhaNtTen h.
E%ANpLIi
Forty or, sta per acre o. short ,rH tao raopL ca9=rtr as iOwa-oAmso one, tO
aal G~y year, 4 rrcut Htat madvnes aAy ar
ee,.. H'%sS ''Ti:;~ rr.nDns,-=- i''" 80 f$$
Thr Same and IN y be Purchased far cacO Cash.
rul Htrnaba on an puu.tsrAr viii mas Enwa3& s 'zehcA"a Il lands viii DO fur.
IIad o. EA,LciU,m p"r "y EmTo
LAND COMMISSIONER, r"nc' Central r. n. Co, Chicago Illinois.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-04-13
Another Tract,
ATTACHMENT

william T. Higgins IS E.. K Bl,nion.
TNlE PLAINTIFF Oy AFFIDAVIT SAYS
that the deiendrut H. justly indebted
10 him. aud IL % mn resident OF Tennessee o.
so ahsconds thHt the ordinary process ofthe
Law cannot be- served upon him. sud having
obtained IN original attachment against the
defendant. retnrnable before some Jusiirr
said c uniy, sud tie lame having been re-
turned before me 90 the goth day Of urtoher
1865, levied on the defendants property. il l.
therefore ordered Wy me tl't publication be-
made for fur successive weeks in the Union
FIap. NOTIFYING said defendant 10 appear BE-
fore me NJ my ufire 10 District NJ is. Wash
irgton ronni, IN the 28th ~ II Apiil 1850
? ths m " u b, proceeded W M ~ psrt,
mnr?prsfesS51 W. Z. TILSON, Up. W. @.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-04-13
CARPENTER G. MUNsoN,
General Llnim ArrnlS.

mr. J. .. CARPENTER, late Lieut.. and
Adjuthnt Isl Tennessee Light ARTILLERY.
DsS- :. MUNSUN, late Lieut., aud Aijutant
9Th Tennessee Cavalry,
NNOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w Of East Tenncss zee that they have open
I'd an Office ia KNOXVILLE for the nurnosc
q adjusting and collecting all classes OF
claims against the Government for supplies
AIKEN and informal vouchers given, anu sup.
plies taken aud no receipts given, aud for GER
vices rendered. Prompt attention given to
settlements OF officers accounts. Stoppage
OF pny removed, and certificates OF n%ou.iu.
dcbtedness obtained for resigned officers.
Reasonable prices charged.
Vouchers bought or collected at lowest
prices.
EE9- Office LIST door South of Exchange
Bank. Gay ST, Klo willie. n
Post Office Box 1873.
Recommendation. W G.. Brownlow, Gen
\. c. Gillem, Col. L.. c. Houk, Capt. MrNeish
may 2f-tf
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L. u R V
WORDS.

TuE robin repeats his two beautiful words,
The m "A low.larkN whist . bis QUE refrain;
Anl st1a NY over and oFer again
The same song swells from a hundred birds,
ibollnk, ehlckadec, blackblrs aud jay,
Thrash'r an vol Up ,eksr, cuesou aud wren,
Each sings lie word, or lie phuse, and tun
II hat nothing farther to slug or say.
Into that word, or that sweet little phrase,
All there may b. Of It's life must crowd;
| low aal liqnil, or h,arse an lI,ul,
1t brcathes Its bhrlin Of joy AMI prais'.
Words MEASURE NJ AMI tn y mcasur, its Joy;
Thou hast more joy in thy chill lish years
Than the birds Of a hundred tuncful spl ege',
So sing with the beautiful birds. my boy
Words measure power; aud they mcasuld thine;
Greater art thou IN thy chill fish years
Than all the birds Of a hundred spheres
They are birds only, bu, tbou art divine.
Words measure destiny. Power to declare
ain g ,lso VI passion anil thought
II d with the infinite holy its loI-
Isul eternity only the heir.
\ little chill Wis IN her fathers door.
Chatting ani singing with car less tongue.
A thousand musical vS'ds arc sung,
Aud he holds ulut,crcd a Thousand more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19
THE RECENT sHooTISG or A BUgGLAR-THE OFFICER
JUSTIFIED.

Yesterday. ~ Bellevue Hospital, coroner bam'Ie
shot caly oil sunday morning by officer ka-- 81 il"
! Eighteenth Precinct While e'cphk, "a,t a"'- ,..t
III No go Third ave, corner u Twenty lrs' -
Mary Farrell tie mother ~ deceased residing 10 >,"1d'
ave- Between lpui,ih nad t"iyi .i.it 'uh,' in.. %,
ceased had some lime i-t been addicted 90 BAG cgmIg
and bad not worked 90 DIE trade q. s"o,nH'ns ~ ~ 1,'
Forman the surgeons a. Bellevue Hospital i'.Aeu i
Farrell brought iu suffering from H'i"-."' "oHLa !"
the right SIDE au. died on iie eject 81 i.o Mouai -
Officer George B kus- Cd. TOE tifirrih II't.h.t l.i'
that about clock The morning oi Che .t nsi hc hcrl .
noise u the rear Of M Ierl store a oil fa,' ana
then the ioi Of heavy Instrument on 1ohi.s ~ ci '"' ,
he BOO the act 81" 90 ls o'e ah 'h- e4'e ,.l
called to L4 ID, "gp .r,as a1d ss,i.isl tist
he was ..r. ~ eHcF ,I.a ~ y: ~! goo! s'..
Tle hms ai thtl disappeared agg y; fi7t - tii TAP pH
Gers Coward aul lin then tame 20 Dos a,,.iaNc' aN his
directed them 10 around tLc and stop any ore i
might hlss then went into Tue yud oil NJ leiIl '
could End trace Of tne burglar De- picked gP lI W
which lad c,draty been u.,t ~ Jimmy Hearing lIai 70
man had been found and wo, tea Oh hs ny 10 tae Ntn,
House. De followed and found iAe omc's NHH l"e t
burglar there Tue wounded man was a.hg4 d. n4,. ,ai
there being told that BE- could not h'e gave - hn-'
said that he Lived % No 30 NecoldaNe- hnu wa, p
had done his duty and That hc oiRa'c hn wines ils W.
tied me residence Of Farrell aud after considerable lti vas
wounded and then at The Hospital aud That hi' rl'''
wished linn they had better 90 tLce ai once Mlr-
sifcrwaid wont 10 the Sir Try aud found that 30.
violence being plainly ole be upon the shutters he had 'o
Olcer Jonathan Coward OF tie Eighteenth Precinct testified
having hoard tie pistol shot and he alarm rap he ran dos =
and officer kiss the corner Of Twenty trsttt asa
Thrlavc ringing bel! when DC leaned the cause Of te
alarm be round into Twenty seconded aud 20 into IN
alloy where be- deceased dropping from fence aud I'm
across the yard the officer called 10 deceased 10 stop of c
would blow his brains out lecea,ea sad You have so W
foul give in Officer Coward fully c0uOboaicd The ton
/ nony Oi the pgeyi0l, witness
George Terry Of No 80 ThiTduyc testified that attempt
was made 10 break into bic store uu tlc morning u question
John.ii,cfs OF No TwenfhT-tei testified that Oh
Saturday night last deceased came ilo s store aud asked iol
butter such way that witness did not believe ne
wanted anything Monday De discovered That his prnte'
been forced lie believed tat the deceased Ae
/ mau who broke into his place.
The being given 10 the jury they rendered tie following
verdict That the said Patrick Farrell 70 his death e
polslo wound received the lauds Of officer George
Ks,, o e morning the 10th OF December LEGO We con
slider Officer tl, y justified ia bis action, and therefore ~
/ onciaic La sum al blame
! Farrell was a native Of Ireland, aged &c year..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

would he best 70 have only magazine cftnes IN The cavalry
service Prom past experience the Board woad De nnwhg
he use ordinarily sIR6e-oaders peteiolng npmpeI OF
charges the magazine io e5taofunary occasions e
Objections 70 their exclusive use arc the additional expense Oi
bs the simple single ioaae and TIE greater neon
terms Of the hngebeech gun which have been presented
tbo Board.
yartages Of having ngeoadng Carbnes az necdc and mus
keis made uon The same pattern EXCEPT IN engh o.
ocj ,on DoV, Tecornne21e5 for altered Igskets no
sneeloadrg caIlDe should be constructed rthc army
Inc experience OF he late war as woh as al esrneHs ny
this Board prove that the Spencer magazine cGrte = t.e
host service gun Of tins Kind yet offered Our Orcrmshs
detected defect in the arrangement foT the extractor Nc
hss ien corrected by the manufacturers upon the suggestion
Of be Board prOdaeng,an the opinion OF tic !,
Nj issen uncb be liability 10 become disabled ID tlo service
1t Is believed however from models and ron eNgrmels OF
nent and The Board would therefore recommend some eea IN
o1opipC definitely uottern for future construction q" car
bines FOR cavalry service Should new cartlnts M - ~
needed II is recommended that the Spencer eaphe WIN e
Ssreat The Board is Of opinion that for iaey o. .og
the length barrel when practicable 20 not les ,la - e.Ss
retaining the present length Of bayone ara also ma 10y
adoption Of thc metallic cartridge ne H,Scoeg
MajorGcncTal t. 5 Vols. President OF nc i"9rI
C. C. Parsons reyct Lieut. Col L. > A. hecoido4 oi 'o
Gen Dyer Chief of Ordnance the contrary, thinks
that the 5Oinch calibcr should be used uht shai
one is proved To be superior HIS Recommendation rs All
the stronger when it is considered that inc army 70 %
nished with large number of the JQineh cdiDeT. Gen
Dyer also recommends that the different plans for the
alteration Of the Springfield muskets be ted N he nas
Of troops. On the receipt Of the report Gen. Grant u
dOrsed the following on 1t; - Co..
HFApocAKIERs AElIY OF TOE UNITED STATES
June % 1870 )
Rcspoctfuy forwarded The recommendations contained m
the Endorsement OF the Cief OF OAnance are approved except
he proposition place new patenr in the hands OF troop
for trial -, I'LL ~,
There being sch large number OF arms On hand caae o.
economical alteration 1t seems unnecessary al sSh T m
pertinent with many Improvements IN Nhiel WIN ''
doubt De made hy the time they viii he actually Ielht ,
Tho super0rey ~ cGliber IN accuracy ahe nhu
penetration seems been placed beyond Goot Du
large rncor OF arms Of ciber 80 hand may he advisable
L. s GRANT, Lieutenant General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19
BOARD OF coUXcILMEN.

regular meeting Of the Board was held on Mon
day afternoon j. Wilson Green ESQ. President 10 The chair
resolution was offered pay John Kelly s' Tor Jos OIL
his horse which slipped on the dumping board at the foot OF XIV
nqton st. into The river and drowned MI Eoherls op
o the payment on tie gronnd that The dumping board ives
g there IS street contractor Who should pay lo '' se
Ii the board were Lot aud safe 90 coUfc r H n
onged 10 the city, but the contractor put ic oP
there Resdes there money ~ pe .. ~ss 80
Common Council laid itself liable cfiuiaaly 70 vote Tor H.
when tie appropriation exhausted The resolution was
lost .
An old bin Of T. Van Bsnt for COACHES furnished on The
4 Of july l-G amounting s2-3 token Rom the table
Mt Roberts IN favor Of the bill but a. there Wa no
money 10 pay with although IL just Bill Ae could not
vote for II.
Mr. Pullman asked for some light no sclect and The
particulars the bill resd IN detail MI Pulan said he
could not what the Fourth 81 July Committee could DO
with about - COACHES make arrangements ior N stands m
fireworks II looked Lin u they used them % 80 10 NE
thraiers with with ticir friends
Nj Roberts said hc matter had been Thoroughly rHaHne
and he was satisfied that tie service had been rendered
Mr. Keech remarked that tho bill just one ana ought 10
b. paid He had doubt tat there wns money n The irea
sury TO pas il VIII. ,.
Nj Roster in explaining h' vote sad he woud vote n ia
Alr Roberts representation that te clai was q
Just When Mr l;ohcItss name was called he explained
that he would vote No because there was ho money lu Tie
treasury 10 pay II WITH - A.
The resolution carried 0Jd tie Board then Hio'l 10
Thursday al . o'clock 7 M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19
PrnL1c sArrrY ox oUR Frnar BoarH-The fol


lowing circular relating 70 the inspection Of steamboats, will
lie Of interest 10 the thousands who daily cross the water
courses surrounding our city
TREASURY DEPARTNgST Dec H. 100
SIR. Much rerul1ty and delay prevailed among local
spectors te Fsuns TO tbs supeU7g Inspectors Of
their respective DlstietG
iii. h stre u thug. which believed seriously boiri
mens 10 efficient workug Of the steboat peB Of
the Department. violation Of law which penalty
preefbed
Continuation IA this deoion Of duy reAdef
able 10 ne s2d section Of the tei o. Jolly 10 1905.
You viii please report tile D-pstttseI any violation
feguors Dspaent tic Of local Inspector
the seton thereon 10 taken BY he Department.
n McluLLOCH, Secretary OF the Treasury.
IRfAsgHY DEPAUfNsSr, Dee IT, i@t.
: believed. Information which
veyd 20 tao department that tho pioys eleventh cue n
De act q August 90 1882 been frequently
looked -lofed by me oca f attention j. therefore
AID hereby i1ioTmsl that inde 10
spseo E0niy 20 Inspect slip lime hoy con
sder nsFeeou Necessary and en 49, ire ile nssf a. ones
frIa o.
IpBtD ho4 ~ lew fufci Lorrsc 10 ih, -
gYJ a sitsVy 81 e lrfDnr Dsf'st ttsud 40 srges be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19
ASSOCIATIONS FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF science

AND AETTe annual meeting Of this Association was held si
their rooms Cooper Institute Monday evening Dee H.
report was read By Prof L. d. Gale showing the successful
operation Of the Association during the past year many vau
able papers having been read and interesting subjects die
cussed
Professor gassz has been engaged to deliver course d I
lectures the present Winter.
The follow ing officers elected for e6l
John H. Gfscon President y. Hamilton Darl' Allied w Gre
Charles r. hiksIa s. j. Prime kefIe,ints Loouard D.
Ga Genera tnesT Robert ~ G. Grains H. Ftisn org 20
iug y G. Domestic Secretary ChryG y Wcmple,
IFrezuffri Join Dsturncl lhfhnan. -. 800. .
Couut w. Rilards I0ren1o fheYwi0t, H'irT lae I. n.
NJ Barhum n H. Williams. Nndfer IT, Ofcer ysin isn 10 "
Harnam D., Harvey Lsno ohn PIoey Cha - Macy sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19
TRIAL OF A CATTLF-sLAYRR.

The trial of Rufus L. Larrabee OF Dauyille Ne,
vss begun Al Lewiston Friday This man is believed % be-
The author of the repeated malicious buchecs OF horses and
cattle IN that region pepeated last Spring Six cattle and
horse were stabbed In barn IN night this
nedatey followed up By several similar slaughter IN the
ucchbohood In September last horse and belong
led to the arrest aud airagnnmet OF Larbee
nc tcslony p . is i0n ~. Luz IiI M no
feauent threats against Miller for his activity In bringing him
10 .ia upon former charge of burglary Laalcc Is described
~ man about - Of age sandy hair with hight
sandy mosaehe sandy complexion keen eyed with long
sIcfiflv hOOked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

NATIONAL ORPHAN SoCIgrY-Dr. Holton, Cor
responding Secretary Of the Institute OF Reward for Orphans of
Patriots delivered lecture 81 the Boomingdale Church on
Monday evening explaining the designs OF tho Institute as pro
vdng education and homes the orphans Of soldiers lie
said that scholarship Agricultural and literary colleges and IN
the National Academy of Des n had been procured for the
benefit The snid orphans Tie SecIcays Office at No ~
Bible House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

maze 10 him Of The ship sseia 'oe oh
he nreesors H. McCULLoCn Secretary Of The II',gY
TREASURY DEPAAzHKsr Dec, - Iu''
su 6th ul,imo etter eddessd 70 you Vs y, 10
sirg attention 70 the provisions % 7een
40 ,b 81 of y IS ls6s therein quoted add requesting You TO
bling bs he notice e hFoWness and otes ana
them tie importance Of complying thefe"lh
fhe qnon having been raised whether tbs po.lon ~ w
,eJ arr lee selling ships be oausi was ieeeu
no ,b socitor Of the Treasury Who after gyns the sDst IoIeF
codeon has rendered opinion (which Is sustained " .h
partmenp tho effect that does not dpPy 70 fesso" ne ~
those rTope'sd wholly or in pan BY stfan. . a, r..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19
Extract

ifsAlacbI
srsorN omaR No Avn Board Of Officers win a..
os soon thereafter a. pactcse examine thoroughly tie
following oEesion and make FeeomEed9iions thereon
adopted az model for future construction OF muskeis oi m
q What form and cabog should he adopted model Cor
future construction Of carbnes for cavalry
What form OF beechoadng should be adopted as a
model for changes OF muskes already constructed ~ heeeh
Each person who suuits TO TIE above Board will be
required % state in writing se lowest rree at men II WI be
Furnished ~ NE event o. rs b the Board an the n
formation his power, and viii also provide WITH once
room stationery and place lo experimental firing targets
The report Of the Board win be made through the Chief Of
DETAIL FOR THE BoARD.
MaiorGen. W 5 Hancock, Z. 5 y Breye Major en- X G.
IIcu Col Ordnance Dept e. 3 A. BreSet BrgGen Charles
irioB Capt S;h q Art; Brevci Col J. G. Benton Major
Col AidsdeesmP Brsvet Lieut. Goa Wesley owens Capt
D. - ctieT q tie Secretary Of War. D. TOWNSEND
Assistant Adjuiani1iene
The Board met from Gay to-day aud gave the following
report 20 the Secretary Of War:
The experiments Of the Board lead it clearly to the following
f1 That The Gnch eaber ball has given the best result
Gs 70 accuracy, penetration aad range
Sseon4 Ihai an rue unsSe; ana snge l2adsg eais1s
Td Thai tho charge for muske,s sboud be from
grains Of powder, and from $50 % 900 grains Of lead
Fourth That The Board recommends The plan Of alteration
submitted BY BeFan This gives toe stable breech pin Sc.
the pec against premature discharge and involves only
slight change Of present pattern Of The 5or Of
our present barrel Gas has been proved b. experiments before
the board BE- reduced the desired eeI by roaming ont
the grooves and inserting tube
fy1s The BOsfd has carefully examined the various pat
o. neg breech loading presented 10 n but finds itself
ADe 70 1inend any Oi them for adoption for future
tolsuct op y the Government While FUZZY Impressed with
sne esa. eeAaca Ingenuity displayed IN man the plans
~ one Cnes hnFautnRcs Tor service superior @ altered
s1ask and therefore the Board considers thai
geN ~ ts m ~ number Of excellent nude loading
bets now ~ store ADD iasght changes OF nebinerv neces
epy 20 MAKE ntN arms on that plan should arms be
dttpef ns5 mere can Be Justification Cor an entire
Nasge ~ pj hnd ne great expense consequent thereon
nsN some I4llf improvement sian be devised producing
"sc aeeeeo advantages than any arms vet pfesentad
S1th t5e Board y p9i eefaed IN tie cpn9l wbelbeT II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19
CITY NEWS.

LscTeEE tY BAYARD TAYLoR-lhe hiet oi I"
course Of eight lectures for the benefit OF tbe
cd mitch Clnrcl viii he given this wednesday, even
ma, v F,vor,I reylr esa mon American Life The next
lecture vii be by Geo VIM. Curtis o-'li Pon 'ConaeHa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY. -Thomas MeGrath,
o graduate II Harvard Law School has been appointed
Assistant attorney Of the United States Court Tor the
Fas'ern District Of New-lork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19
PEssoxAL-Among The arrivals at the hotels are

PERsOSAL.-Among the arrivals at the hotels are
Gen Kent Jarvis Ohio; Gen. g. r. Myers 0gdensbureh the
Hon c. W Cass Pittsburgh the Hon. Geo L. Dunlap Chr
eaco the Hon T. Dodge Gou,eueur and Dr. Ialel, Fair
mount Va At the St. Nicholas The Hon j. V. l. Pruyn
Albany and Gen Cuom l. 5. T.. nt The BrcFoort Cen o.
D. Babcock Was!rgton. and the Hon. o. Iadue Little tais
no tho Metropolitan Gen. Duif Green Washington ~ the
Southern. Gen VIM. Irvine Albany at the Hoffman Hoase
Tho Hon +. g. T.. Blond W ashngon and the Hon ID Jt'y
Rome at the AsOr House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19
BOARD Or SUPERVISORS.
SPECIAL MRBTNG-NCRFASE OF sALAHES-NEW
COURTHOUSE BILLS ETC.

The Board mel az O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, by
special call tho President Mr. Hcr Smith In the chair
Resolutions presented to o. h3 aiares OF TIC Comm'
sione OF Jurors 8 90 per and also the Interpreter
NJ the Cts ~ General Sessions aud Over and TcrmineI
- 500 per antum which referred to the Committee on
Saltre. and Offices.
coinunicaon was received from CITY judge lusse asi
ing for en- increase salary from s6D per anDum 30 s
per 20 take effect Jan lt Referred 20 COMMITTEE
Salaries end Offices.
report received from the Committee New County
Court House in paving TIE bills Of the following
named for materas &C. furnished the New Couay Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19
lAnrounremru,,I

KNOX, Halter, Of No. 2l2 Broadway, has received
special rom the Managers Of the Gree Paris Exposition
70 hi. World bats and chopeau1 for e'Pec
exhibition 1ne' enioasy changed Twenty yesr' sgo Ne"
Yok lindIes wore Paris ist beuT Of The Bonlevd AI
for Kso1 HAr Desercdy 90 for 1t is Triumph 81 Cee and
elegance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

LECTURE BY JoHS G. sAxR-John G. SAKE, esq.,
VIII cturc AZ Cooper Institute on Thursday evening" Dec 90
uron Poet7y and Pc under The aurFoes Of the Mercantile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

HonE TOR THE FRENDLEss.-A Charitable Fair for
tie benefit Of the Industrial Schools under The manage
mont Of tie Home for cudess viii be held on Thursday
and Friday ut the Cape No % Enst Twenty ninist The
object is certainly good one.