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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-02
EDUCATION.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN EDUCATIONAL
INSTITUTION.

THE SESSIONS OF TdiS lNSIITU-
Il TION will be rs follows, viz:
The session will commence aas To- and close Oc
ober ls Winter session viii cnmence November 5 and
close April l, Of each year. .,oo
half PAYABLE upon entrance the remainder on the 18th of u
ly, and the 18th Of January Of each year.
Modern Languages and Music extra only limited num-
Der of pupils received For particulars address
EDWARD T. WILLIAMS, Principal box III, Chattanooga
Ten marli-2m
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-02
DANIEL AINSWORTH & CO.,
(or over four years connected with tho Pay Dept =. : 4
Attorneys for Claimants,
NASHVILLE, TENN

LII 10y IL -LgI5 hd' In me~ItITIOus claims a--Iust
n Government tor property taken for the
viii ind It % their interest to communicates with
All soldiers having pensions bounty hack Vay due, ll
officers having unsettled accounts persons who drew
pensions Ur.yr he ri,aH viii find it advantage
confer with Il az ~ti -kh 0frss~ roge-aIs
-iN guarantee s'-c.,s.
Refers to Iii Exceeucy, Wm O.. Brownlow Governor pl
Tennessee. and 70 the business Nashville decGtf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-02

HEIBoLD EXTRACT BUCHU and IMPROVED ROSE WASH cures
secret disorders in all their at little
pense change in diet, inconvenience, and no
exposure pleasant and odOr immediate in Its
action, and free from all injurious properties
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-02
HENRY C.. WHITNEY CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
NASHVILLE. TENN

Particular attention giren to the Sateo lands
in East Tennessee to parties from the North
eJp States. AL persons Orning Real Estate
and desiring to make early sales are nrited to
communicate .cib this office, sending full de-
Scription, forrest price and best terms. Char
ges moderate, and no charge unless sale be
effected We are dcSrioHS to open correspon-
dence rith, and secure the cooperation Of Real
Estate agents throughout East Tennessee
Mineral Lands and large tracts Of Cheap
Lands ranted for CoLonistS.
REFERS to Gov. Brownlow. ncv-2f
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-02

HELMpoID's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is pleasant in taste and
odor all injurious properties and immediate in its
action.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-02

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RysTosED HgIBoID'r ExrEAc
BUcHU.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-02

HELMPoIDs BUCHU is pleasant in taste and
odOr free from all injurious properties and immediate in its
action.
HELNBoLD ExrRAc BucU gives health and vigor to the
bloom the pad cheek Debility is accompa
MED by many alarming symptoms, and treatment is sub
mted to, consumption insanity or epieptic fits ensue
For nonreenton ncontinuence urne irritation, ill.,
hammaon liberation of the bladder kidneys, diseases
of the prostate gland the bladder calculus gravel
brickdust deposit and all diseases of the bladder, Kidneys
anu Use HELnBoIp's FLUID EXTRACT BrcHr.
READY AND CONCLUSIVE TEsr of the properties Of HRLA
BoLDs BUCHU will be comparison with those
set forth in the United States Dispensatory.
EsFEEBED DELICATE CoXsrryroS5, of both use
HELMBoLDs 1t will give brisk and energetic
feelings and enable you 10 sleep we'll
TAKE No MORE unpleasant unpleas
dangerous diseases Use HEIMBoLD EXTRACT BuCHU
and IMPROVED Rose WASH.
debtatcd should Immediately use HNBoLD EXTRACT BrcHr.
MANHOOD AND You rHFu yGoy reganed by HELNDoLDs
EXTRACT BUCHU.
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED HEIBoID EXTRACT
BUcHU.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-02

MANHOOD AND YoUrHrvL vGoH reganed by HELNDoLD'
EXTRACT BUCHU.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-02

TIE GLORY MAN the nervous aDC
debated should Immediately HElNBoD5 EXTRACT BrcHr
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-02
AND BEALTIFYING THE COMPLEXION.

Not few of the disorders that affect mankind arise
from the corruption that accumulaes the blood OF all the
dis that been made purge out
equal in HELMBoLD COMPOUND EXTRACT SARSAPARLA
ceanses and the blood nss the vigor health
the SYSTEM purges the humos which make dis
1t stimulates the healthy functions of the body and
pe the disorders that and ranke in the blood Such
remedy could be relied has long been sought for
and for the first tme the public have which they
depend Our space here does admit of certificates to
show its effects the trial of nge bottle will show the
sick that has virtues surprising anything they have
taken.
Two tablespoonful of the Extract of Sarsapara
equal the Lisbon Diet Drink bottle
fully equal gallon of the Syrup of Sarsaparia, the
decoctions usually made.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-02

TAKE No MORE unpleasant and nsae Remedies for unpeas
dangerous diseases. Use HENBOLD EXTRACT BUCHU
and IMPROVED Rose WASH.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-02
Fluid Extract Buchu,
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is the Great Diuretic.
HELMBOLDs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract SarsapariIIa,

For purifying the blood removing all chronic constitutional
diseases arising from impure state of the blood and the
only reliable eectua known remedy for the of Scro
fa Scald Head Rheum Pains and of the Bones
liberation the Throat and Legs Botches Pmpes the
Face letter Eryspas and all scay eruptOns Of the skin,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-02

ENFEEBED AND DELICATE CyN5rTUrON5 Of both sexes,
HELMBoLDs 1t will give brisk and energetic
feelings and enable you 10 sleep WELL
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-05-02

OSE OF the RECONSTRUCTED organs in Middle
Tennessee says
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
Violation Of an Order of the Roard OF Health.

BY the terms of the act establishing the Board OF
Health Of the Metropolitan Police District and prescribing
its authority failure to comply with It's requirements was
made msdmeonor punishable by fine OF ego or six months
imprisonment or both There has hitherto been much sue
eess Ingenuity exercised in eyadng the penalties OF such
failure or neglect Parties who might receive notice to close
up any offensive establishment which they might have In ope
ration were aowed five days in which do it, Within that
time they would make nominal sale transfer to SON.
brother or other parties in COLLISION with them. The
Ola Hence new violation inspection and report mnst be
made before order could be issued and this one IN turn
gave the parties FIVE days in which to make Sc
oond transfer evident that the Board has had endless
difficulty In enforcing the orders which they empowered
10 issue At enth however party has been found who d.
rectiy disobeyed health order. ~
Christian Gels the Of fathoilng establishment on
West Thirty nntht brought before Justice bowling nj
the Tombs Police Court Friday last charged with volat
ing an order Of the Board Of Health
Jackson Schultz President Of that body appeared as
panant case and testified that at meeting OF the
Board Of Health held the 9th OF July the business and the
premises OF the defendant found in the opinion OF the
Board be in condition dangerous 20 life and health and
public nuisance and il accordingly ordered by The Board
That the business of fat melting. carried on at West
Thirty nnthst between Eleventh and Twelfthaves New.
York said TO belong TO Christian Gels be discontinued uni
the mode Of conducting the altered that offensive
odors shall escape into the external air. This order
served Gels who had full knowledge Of its terms and
ouiremens but failed comply with them, which the
complaint brought against him. Justice Downing held
him 10 bail in the Of $500 10 appear before the Court OF
Special wer the charge His trial VII probably
take place Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
sTARrLuNG POLICE RUnORs.

A NUMBER OF THE DETAILED OFFICERS AND OTHERS
ALLEGED TO BE IN COLLISION WITH THIEVES
SEVERAL Ps1rHD UNDER ARREsT-AP FIDAvITs
TAKEN AGAINST THEM BEFORE THE POLICE COM
MIssIoEERs.
For the past few days, unpleasant rumors have
been in circulation police circles affecting the character Of
many officers lately detailed by the Police Commission
ers to break up the gengs pckpockes ard thieves through
out the city.
These rumors have gradually increased until now it
boldly charged that many of officers including some OF
the Precinct detectives are acting collision with many OF
the thieves receiving from the latter various in order to
secure them Che thieves immunity from arrest.
Il further stated that matters have been brought to
the notice OF the Commissioners and they at in
stitued thorough investigation into the truth or asy OF
rumor and the result is that adavts have been made
by various persons clearly duplicating many Of the officers IN
the transactions alluded to above.
These officers have arrested and viii In few days be
brought before the police magistrates for examination on these
charges At present they under arrest IN their espeeVe
station houses
The Commissioners and leading officers OF the police natur
ally feel this blow at the honor and honesty Of tho force most
keeny and have done everything their power ferret out
the full particulars OF the affair end bring the guilty parties TO
justice.
The blow comes with redoubed force taking into eonsdera'
ton the fact that such wholesale charges have recently been
made the detective and their commander Capt
John s. Young whose trial before the Board of Police Com
mouers takes place tho Trial Chambers at Police Head
quarters this morning at 10 O'clock
The trial was demanded by Capt Young who asserts ms
ability TO completely clear up the charges against MN Win
honor to himself
The IN particulars Of the affair viii be given IL short time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
Try TclepsIh

Try TdepsThl
CHOLERA AT ST. LOUIS.
LOUIS, Aug. 20.-The Board o. heai.n
ado no report Of cholera today but members" 'n'
Ward say TIE disease is abating rapidly.
CHOLERA IN LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY Aug. 20.-The Board OF i'e% ~.l.
report IS cases Of cholera to- day including AZ A"'' ~
rsoh Tie number Of deaths lie not announced
CHOLERA IN RBw-ORLBANS
NEW ORLEANS, Monday, August 20 lste.
Tie deaths from cholera on Saturday were q; Oh
"A The disease is the decrease in The city, nut Is
on e plantations up river The deaths are chiefly
among tie negroes
ST. LOUIS
ST LOUIS, Monday Aug. 90 1890
Reports from the different cemeteries IN the city Tor
the week ending Friday show 100 burias OF which '0@ "e
bom cholera. a. ,n,do In the
In addition 20 this there 27 inteTments maui J." ~
uerlar CITY Cemetery Of which ZIG were rom -
ibete returns don't include the deaths ~ QIai"' "
ose Of the smallpox hospitals - the various @ and the
The SANITARY Committees energetcalS az VIZ ~ "
Beard Of Healik reports that the disease ID au"uns
CDuNShu Monday Aug. 60
nine deaths from cholera were reported on
and "A yesterday Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
KLEprouAxIA.-Yesierday aT1cmoon a Z.

kLEProMANIA.- Yesterday afternoon fashioaally
dressed woman catered the store Of A. Stewart the
hef Of brond~ay and Teat ard while there attracted the
attention OF one Of the cei' named Philip Condell who
thought her movements sther suspcoas lie detected
her In the act Of stealing and Sscreng boopsk valued
" ~ aud at once h6r into the custody Of Officer Burke
OF e broadway squad. Amer Ler arrest the
ted that she had stolen piece Of silk valued 40
establishment ON FRIDAY last She hrraiRned before
tee Ledvith at the JeGean Market Police Court aud
gave the name OF Mays Kerr She committed for Trial
by the Magistrate 10 default II $500 bail 1t is stated By the
Police tina, the tnsba Of the prisoner is Mr j. M Kerr
commission merchant from EewOrlesus. who porary
stopping No 10 onds while engngsd purchasing goods
for The Southern market The woman adme that has
uneontrcabe itching FOR other peoples property. and onnHo,
Tegtrsp Aer d's igg Sss 9li .! Iss ?-cat 'iseE LJ
nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
Lateat Shin News.

ARRIVED. .MoNnAr, ANg 10
Steamship City Of London, Meho1se, Liverpool, Aug O.
Queenstown 9Th inst, with mdse and pass to John Dale EN-
inst Steamships Queen and caro bound out 9Th NJ, 100
50 lon 81 30 bark Wmburn OF ion, bound W. 18th, $780,
B R Thom s fsfg Of o Hua% B. Tny
days, with sugar to Brett, Son & Go.
B ZingsFes Bates calnpeachy Is days. with mdss to Alex
Bari Schultz Anderson Bay days. with coal s seh1l
bound T. -
Brig Johanna Du,e Cas;ucan ArsO,ura % ay with hd',
Big Kenneth Stanley Bucnos Ayre 50 days. with hides &e
Brig sybn Orb Ode cien.uesOs IS days with .usrtoJ.K
Schr Henry Multi Cobb Galveston 80 days. with
SchT Myon Brown Beaufort N C., days. naval stores Mas
scbr Satellite, Thompson Port Royal c. 10 day. with mde
sehr Jane Emson Emson Daren Ge 70 days, with timber
schr sabins Morrison Cedar Key with timber
schr 5. 8 Brady. Brakeman Virginia.
s scs a. fSlsy; l cgiS. V gnis
schr o. ?. Binni, Taylor, Virginia
ssbr j. w Lockwood, sharot yi1giri..
schr D. Hastings. Tilton, virginia
schr !. T. Donghy, Camp, Virginia
schf VIM, Henry Mehsdy. Virginia
scbr J. Hinckley seswilL
schr J. sisde Drake, virginia
Scdr J. G. Ferris, Hunt Virginia.
Schr Mary Emma, Godfrey Virginia
schr D. s. Mllrr, Clayton Virginia.
sehE 8 W. Bunlel BnnneI; virginia
SELF. II. G. Leonard Joaes, Virginia
Sohr. A. Jennings Jennings. virgins.
s sef josef. s ny r aSS4,I Rsndaph Virginia
sehr NJ a. janis Badre. virylnia
schr " =. Prednore Smith, Virginia
Schr. ". r. Rutsn, spugue Virginia
Schr I. Wsshburn, Lines, vlraiIs
s ssT h sy hnn lssED D@sa v ffRl'
schr ". T. Legget, Robbins, Virginia
schr. J. .. Crsmsr Mattews Virginia
schr j. X. Franklin, Hnsaes Virginia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
ARMY GAZETTE.
IRy telegraph.

my iJt'BI"phl
ASSIGNED.
Major Stuart Eldrdge, from Mississippi hes been
assigned TO duty on the ss Of Mjc@Gen. o. o. Howard
MADE RESPONSIBLE PoR LOST FIREARMS
Washington, Aug l6 1906
GESrRAL ORDERS No 65-Rnlisied men who may dispose
Texas the Spencer carbne Colts Rcmngtons army re-
yoyer viii hereafter have charged against them upon tue
rolls the price Ok the former at sU0 and OF the ater
"' w. ~ '"'" BY order Of the secretIry of War.
L. D. TowNsgSDD, Asst Authenticated.
DISCHARGED.
Hospital Steward Harvey j. Irwin, U. s. Army.
ORDER REVOKED.
WAR DEP,RrMESr ADJT. GEMS OFFICE
WA5nnGToS Aug. II, 1906 d.
srFcuL ORDERS No. 4l2-(Extrac) .o =
So much Of paragraph % special order No 400 Deeem
Dor 81 1861 from this Office as dismissed from the service
Can't H. v Crosman Veteran Reserve Corps s BY direction
Of The President hereby revoked and he IL honoapy as
Of dismissal By direction Of the Secretary Of War,
Il. u. TOWNSEND. Assist Adjt Gen.
MISCELLANEOUS
MOTOR A. NJ Jackson 10th u s. Colored Artillery Qeayy
hereby appointed Acting Assistant lnspeeorGeneTei OF
the department Of Louisiana. Capt A. NJ Garautte A. y M
Volunteers has been sentenced BY general M 70
and allowances due or that become due ana 70 pay
fine the United states OF 500 and 10 case Ssa ne os a.
hard labor for one year at Castle Pihekhey oHaesou
vIRoHIA-GES. scHoFIELDs STAFF.
HID QFs. DEPT or THE POTOMAC !
RICHMOND Va. Aug TO- 1896
GpNru,r ORpFRs No LIN compliance with orders from
the War Department tho Undersigned hereby assumes com.
mand Of tho Department ofte Potomac embracing the states
Of virginia and West Virginia Existing orders from Head
quarters Department Of Virginia viii remain IN force
uDt rther foIce The following stan oceT are announced
AS ON day OF those UcaI quarters yAi
BrYct b, zen T. MAJOR and Assistant Adjutsni
General Brig A. p Blunt; Colonel and Qasrmaster
Volunteer Chief Q1afemasei Brevet Major IhomasC snNG
Captain and Sub L. s. A.. Chief Comnssy o. sub.tence
James Simmons. Surgeon u s. A., Medical psetor
Breyet George GIBSON IT, Captain lth u y Infantry
Acting Inpeeo General Brevet Maori Rodney Layton
Captain lh o. Infantry Acting Judge Adyoca,ei brsvet Msjor
Edward H. Parry Captain lh T. s. Infantry Commssary OF Au
Lieut. j. L. Kahbone, l2th H. s. lnfanry A. d. C.
BreVet Lieut. Col George Gibson will act temporarily as
Assistant AdJutant General during the absence OF Brevet
Brig. Cen Cbalhn. j. Nd sChoFFLD,
Brrndler and Brevet MHloT.Generai u $. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
NAVY GAZETTE.
tBy Telegraph.l
DETACHED.

by Telegraph
DETACHED.
August l0.-Acting Ensign A. J. lverson IRON
steamer Es,rella, aud granted leave Of absegce
August l3-Lieut. Commander Robert Bod, nom duty az
Boston NayyYard and ordered Winooski Lieut.
Commander Albert KautZ from steamer Wlnoooskl and
nom command OF schooner Maria A. Wood and waiting
orders Mates Ihos Pndar Edward Kearns and t. s. Slower
ron Fncneers Thos Rae and E. Leas nom
special duty Boston and ordered TO the Tonawanda
at tho Naval Academy. onnvo,n
August Actins Master Edward b. Hussey TO the school
Acting Second Assistant Engineer James w MellOr to ss
al August isSecond Assistant Engineer John Torrance to
'''-''N' moSoRABLY DISCHARGED.
August il-Acting Ensign j. NJ Moore May IL; i p
master W. I whitemore October ., 1865 aud Acting Gun
ncr WA. Ferrier. August g. 1866
The Steamer Ashuclot Porto GIande Island Of
st. Vincent. July 60 Officers and crew all well
The flag ship Colorado at Lisbon July % 1896
The Murine General Court Martial OF which Major William
b. Slack is President has been dissolved. -,
August l3Aeting Masters and Pilots Richard Rgg. CP
Williams and John II. Collins. from August l2 Acting
Assistant Surgeon H. X. Wheeler, August 10; Acting First
Asssan Engineer p : E99erts and Acting Third Engineer
Henry Wilson. Ahgust 9, lsC6.
August l3-Mate John L. Lorigan.
MiDALs OF HONOR.
NAVY pErARTmrSr WAsHrSGroS August II. 1860.
GENERAL ORpgRs No. T7-Under the authority OF the act
Of Congress approved December 2 6 medals Of honor are
hereby awarded to the following named persons who have d
ngushcd themselves by their gaantry in action 6y extra
ordinary herom In tho line OF their professions or by other
commendablc qualities;
John Brown Captain Of the ser guard Richard Bates, seaman
and Thomas Burke the unel States ship De Soto
beroc conduct Ia scung from drowning James Pese aud John
Russell Of the United States shP Ninooh Of Esstpon
Maine, May 10, 1870. -. -
Thomas ROBINSON Captain Of the 'ergnard Of the United States
ship Taapoosa heroic from Wellington
Brocar Tapoosa OF Newoleans July u.s. 1865
Application for tic medals must be made through the
mandng officers Of the vessels on which tho ssamen are sery
ing. GIDEON WELLEs, Secretary ofthe Navy
EXTRA PAY FOR MATES
General Order No. 7e from the Navy Department directs
that mates compensation under existing regulations
does not exceed 900 per will hereafter be allowed
sum equal per cent Of their in lieu OF all allowances
except mileage travelling expenses under orders; this
allowance 10 take effect from tho LIST Instant
DISCHARGED.
August l9Acng Master c. c. Gill OF Scholarship Sabine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
her Of deaths by wards:

Natives of the Used States 300 Ireland 9S England V
Germany "a Scotland 3; Prussia q DehiDarS y D'i''"
America, !. -
THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND AND THE CHOLERA
The following letter wac addressed by Queen Vconas
command Bshop of London under date OF August
, by ]. 81. Bidduph - 800
My DEAR LoEp The suerngs of large number OF poor
persons from cholera in particular district OF LONDON
though fortunately az yet only in limited one have most
painfully attracted the Queens attention and Her M9sy
consequently learned with satisfaction the propose conageIl IN
your letter published this morning 10 arrange win me Meo
polan Relief and District Visiting Association OF whlen your
on Is PRECEDENT for the proper administration OF spe
cal Cholera Fund , r ,.,i,,. r,,os
idonov fpds which NAV be collected viii be udcl0usy
apnci las commanded 10 forward check Tor 4OO 10
Nes Uerrc for Cholera Fund 10 be apief 70 the re-
lief of he sufferers OF whom the Queen regrets TO know
are in such position OF life as 10 be totally unable 10 pofs
themselves With the means either TO ward OIL inc
dlsenae or 10 suIpOr themselyes under is influence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
CITY RAILROADS.
THB FARE QUESTION.

Tub FAKE QUESIloNs
All the City Railroad Companies that come under
the provisions Of tho new law with exceponthe Grand
and Forty sccond-st lneare selling tickets in packages al
though not In very convenient paces The Belt Company
DO the only that has downtown office where
tickets con be procured This office Is at No Safest
Only two Beecker st line aud the Dry Dock
Company nebaye issued tickets In the form OF
mont The tickets OF the Beeckorst line printed in sheets
oftweny and numbered. The following copy OF the first
ore;
I -. BLxxcrsR st. AND FuIrOs FxxRr n. n. Co
Osz PAssks0sR. EH..
This each OF the ckos attached 10 H. entest
ride Of tbs The conductor
aloae Il authorized 10 tear OIL the ticket.
JoHx r. coSoysa President.
Across this ticket printed the words not transferable
Attached to this 10 smaller onss With the words One
ride due person whom issued Not good uulss torn OF
by the conductor" The first. agreement ticket Ia the
iss used TIE tickets ofthe py pock company are s
The officer. Of these yoads ASSERT that the cuse not trans
fabe inserted 10 prevent the owner from giving
them 10 members Of bis family TO friend but 10 prevent
speeutop Under the lso decision Of the Internal Reyenue
officers each OF these tickets must have hYecent stamp al
fixed. 81. 49,. 4.
The otter roads selling packages oil single tickets win
no agreement or conditions attached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
BLxxcrxR st. AND PuLroS FERRY n. n. c.
nxu paaxrHaep

A QUESTION Of RECITATION reporting the de-
tas Of the Eighth Ward homicide in Fridays TRIBUNE the
place kept by Mr.. Meagher In WestTweniy nnths was
spoken follows (Which place Is described by tie police
thieves and other low We are In
receipt OF an affidavit made by Miss Elizabeth heagher,
daughter the above named setting forth that her mother Is
rospecab woman aged and nhr for whose support TIE
works daily hoop skirt factory IN twenty ninth
It, This information regard Ia tue daughter corroboa'
other SO far as the character Of her
mothers house Information received
from The police stated In the article complained o.
Tie 1EgSE hg =: !a.:gtgG 81 -a.e.t- y pL eas9gs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-21
CITY NEWS.

COLLECTION or EXTRA BOUNTY. T.. Lee, the
NewYork Military Agent at Washington prepared to col
ect free OF charge to NewYork soldiers the additional
bounty authorized by the act Of Congress of July 1866 Any
who received mora than 500 bounty for all service
during the entitled any additional bounty BY the
ac and he benefits of this bounty act extend oa 70 those
who have served two CD or more years the one enlistment
eTcept those who been discharged by Of wounds
received in battle line ofduy who so discharged at any
time after enlistment are entitled to the bounty OF so eo0
according 10 the Of their enlistment The agent above
named will furnish the requisite blanks 10 be filed out BY
ties entitled 70 this extra bounty. r--.-r - 4