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Ex.President johnson.

We confess 10 Il decided liking for
Andy johnson. There is no other
,uch man in the country at the pres
mt time. lie is the perfection of the
stump orator, and at the same, is n
statesman absolutely without a supc-
iior. lie is running for Congressman
st large in Tennessee as an indcpem-
lent candidate, and is making a most
lrilliaia fight. The prospects of hi.
: lection arc flatterin.. Large anu
enthusiastic crowds meethim at every
,,oint where heis advertised TO speak.
The thing hardest for him TO get
around is his refusal o pardon Mrs
s.uratt. And, cOmfoumd him, h
ought never to be forgiven for that !.
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TRISI s:ES, SALE.

WHEREAS, j. \. Pcntpn. by his deed OF
Trust, dated u the 18th day OF February
I>.I. and recorded n the Recorders oIice OF La
Iiyrttr county, VI --ouri. III book }, on page rs.
conveyed TIA the 1. t,i"rsiSnrd Lewis ". Vera
WIZ urustccl the ."ilowimgd -cribs'! real estate,
situated in said county OF Lafayette, viz Tit
northeast fractional quarter. and HE northwest
quarter -: the : puFhr:ist quarter, and the east hall
al ttr southeast quarter ui section seventeen, IL
township iiity-ulr, ct r.ligc twyuty-IUur, which
said deed OF trust WAS IN at 10 secure tn" pIV-
m"Et of certain b Il, nf exchange therein lie
scrInct!, and whereas, default has been mItir in
paying SAID bills III exchange, now, therefore,
by virtue OF the provisions aud powers OF said
deed, and n the request uf thu legal holder al
said bills of exchange, | the Undersigned trustee.
will proceed I" sell said real estate at public vrI-
due. 10 the highest bidder, for cash in man |, in
front "i He court ho'Isc door, IN said county and
stat" aforesaid, between thr hours ut ten A. l..
and four T.. VI,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2ia, l>11,
for the purposes of said tru-;.
LEWIS w. WE.;NW AZ, Trustee.
.,FlSG
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WYoMING.- The election for Com
grcssional delegate in Wyoming ter
rilory, was held September 8. The
Democratic candidate, Col. w. X.
Steele, was elected over Jones, the
Radical candidate and late delegate.
President G rants Indian policy was
the main issue in the contest.
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The Grant mcu are trying despe,

The Grant mcu are trying dcsper-
ately TO believe the contest already
settled in their favor, but in truth
their alarm is rs vivid as ever. since
the majority has fallen off eighty per
cent. in North Carolina, twenty per
in Maine aud five per cent. in
Vermont. II this tendency settles
the conflict 1t will be Farmer Grant
next year and President Greeley.
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CoLonApo.-A At the election for
congressional delegate in Colorado
territory held on the 10th inst, Chat
fer Republican) was reelected over
Hunt tDemocrat) by minority esti-
mated at 900. In 1870 his majority
over Miller WAS 1893.
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II is estimated that there are now
in the Yellowstone valley from fifteen
to twenty thousand hostile warriors,
TN | serious trouble is unprecedented.
Many of these are Cheyemnes and
Arrapahoes from Platte Valley, with
u large band of Ogallala Sioux.
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BAzATNE TO DIE.--A letter from u
f'ruch military man Of rank to a
friend In New York state sthat the
verdict of tho court-martial uPonMar-
shall Bazaine will find hin guilty of
infidelity to his duty, and that the
marshal will be sentenced to death.
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Last Saturday a Mrs. Zumstcin
went to n physician at Moundville
to have some teeth extracted. The
physician, as he says, gave fifty grains
of chlOral. MI after extracting three
he cndcavored to arouse her from the
stupor produced by the medicine, but
found life to be cxtinct.-[Ncvada
Democrat.
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Cav ilry" entries, silver Tri-S.t worth. 80 o.
Ism 'LN>>.-pi'E.N RING.
irrTtoi lhnrni.i-brrt Cattle, Consisting
OF / bull. COWS, l yttrliuS amt | suck
ling call; ) entries Ia max" a ring. ...... Sl1U o.
lHIH GLASS.
Brood Mar with her colt SLi IN
2uiH tl.A~>.-OPEN RING
RIDING, tor mcl al all Igr-. best rider:
mu>I he 10 entries. >. entrance I'r.......SL 90
In.JuiGrS al thi, ring will lie live young
ladies selected ny - goari.
2i-r Ola, T. RING.
Equestrian RINK for hp, Years and
under II, 81 entrance, Zee. sia o.
IND CLASS
>.rcjt} IHeni"na by TIE President qfHe Z.
Il. d. ". .>'ct'fg. u an oYgeStrila ring far
unmarried LIl,s.
H"sr .,Id most graceful rider. : cntri,, 70
HAM 'fthS .....-...-....Slh0 %
2Hp CLASS.
Fl-tr~t I.o:,iny Narr t, tiinr, three timrs
around speed track 80. ...-.... SlGp 90
.>prcttl Et.lHiaa by Weoiore Bq,es.-P-a1.s-
tran ,I"H. i"r bayS .trom $ 10 II years.
>rc"nu Premium ............ .......,, ! ~
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The Democratic nominations in ST.
re county r as follows: For rep
tentative, T. u. T.. Harvey for
unity judge, Geo. Rhoadcs ; for pro-
tie judge, g. y. Colbert; for col.
tor, Henry Harris; for prosccu.
iwg attorney, Sami. Davis for sher-
Z. r. 81. Sappington i; for county
rveyor, Court Yantia for county
asurer, +. s. Akerman !; for assess-
James Thornton for public adj
Illustrator, Is. II. Hawpe for coro-
=, G. T. Shannon.
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An Alabama editor has found a
new premium to offer subscribers.
lie will name his new boy for the
patron who pays his subscription the
opgest time in advance,
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DIR. Schgppe, Of Carlisle, Pa, who
was tried two or three years 4 for
the murder of Miss Steiueckc, of
Baltimore, by poison, committed and
sentenced to be hung, had II second
trial last week and was acquitted.
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FOR MALE.

TWO ihornughbrrd Durham Bull calves ,ssea
l. by Aga Magrtt, \. II. H., Slumn D, pssse$
u airdrie, ug.sol. The o,lyr h rich roam. snL Of
i y, y Bsll Duke, Of Athlete. xsss VIM
rs the beat short Horn hui, or am aye.
RYLAND TODHUNTER.
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GARkENING

Oh ACRES Gariruing Lands Tor = ,6-in
ON such iois and on such terms "a w.afLk
iiil To suit purchasers. saIt Land. siins > Que
nile south OF Lexington, Oh easy acer.s 10 city.
market, Ne. for ,iarticulsrs, apply y,
-rpiNt ZACH MI HE'LL.
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YTIiEisEAS William {. o'Rrlr. ny hi~ crr-
w tam iced al trust, i!It,'l Ia" lin ,itl at
>r.nvlnb"r, n ID i~"> ami duly recorded III
thr Recorder, "ifrr iur Lifiyrtlr cpul'N \. in
ih'Ht't"" i Missouri, III i'J"A ", M. /, 81 i.Iyv
~. conveyed in Ia" undersigned trustee tns fol-
low ing described real osIlt', situated in said
county and u ste, to vii Ii. east half of thu
southeast; quarter, AMI tn east half al The west
hail oiillc southeast gutrt'r, all oi >rriIun TWEEN
iy-i.ifcr t+l, IN i"wT>iIp iprIy-nInr 80. al
riIGr twcuiA-scN"n 60, containing one hum
dr-,i and twenty aCrrs uI.it'u or less.
hlca sad conveyance WAS mad" in trust Ia
secure the FlN!I ~; al Il certain pruIni.sury nuiy.
in -Iia {! ed described, ami Whereas, siI,! nri..
la, luny sine hrcpm du. and rem ,ln> unpaid.
now, Their Iur', nj Inc request al The legal holder
uI ,iri nrlr, and according to TN, provision, of
lid did nI iIl-f | vii m
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NTRAY

UP by Charles j. Lewis, anal posted
= bsi?re the undersigned. n Justice oil tr peace
OF Mi''dlrth township. Lafayette coun ~, Mo-,
on the l&thiiay Of August, ls12, a cert sD dark
brown mare MULE, ten years old, four feet
eight inches high. brand on lefl should ar, sup
posed TO he u large letter II and u anal letter "
Immediately unter the letter "a; lun D OH, len fore
leg. Just above the ho,f; two small wnite spots
on the right hip; appraised AZ the sum ~ sixty
dollars, by John l.. oliver an Abe. J. Lewis.
this August the iith, A. d, ls...
au-.l JOHN j. HALL, j. Z.
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he long agony Is over. The &C.
"va tribunal has awarded damages
the amount Of $i5,HO,000 IN gold,
6uai settlement or the Alabama
ms
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SOC FOR THE F:AsTESTT Il A,rTiNG
= RAJ
$3.50 SWEEPSTAKES Cattle Ring.
o For the FASTEST Running Il. ~.
45O For BEST Herd Of tatilc.
300 SWEEPSTAKES la swine.
$50 For l;E~T Display at Fruits.
8 For BEST Display oTIrain.
100 For REST Display of Minerals.
100 For Each Steam Plow or Rnad gnainc.
t1 ROO CHAMPION MACHINE im trrr-
= Ten ACRES or \ ,HEAT.
And Special Premium Of siG0 Baby Tan rage icr
best and handsomest Baby. under / wear Did.
The 81 Louis kans., City 4 Northe -IIi. r.
will convey passengers at 1 ~ fair 10 } round
running into Kansas City,
For further information or Prrmiu n, List,
Address,
DANIEL l.. HALL, Secretary,
auszi-h Kansas Tit. mo.
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MARRIED,

mARtflEO,
rl In mi Hos city; Nr >eP WT' Gr 9; NJ; a by k ME,
ELLIE WrLCH
A. IT, ri Powell, Mr.. +, F FAXES to nj" Ms, Ki.lE
DlLDlSE, both oflhi- place.
On TUESDAY, morning. sept. 10th. in the Mttl,-
9'ist Ep,,c9pas cnnrch; Wavrriy NJ; by Il.
VIOLA CX'ri;1N. ali OF h%af,yrttt county. "''
ArrgSpASrs-Alrx. ,rivts. and Miss Ctrric
Catron w; Ii; Stsri., and Nj, ".9rsir IL re-
don: DR.. Geo. Il. Feasin. and Mi-s Mary
Catron.
Thursday. Aug. e!d, by Rev. J G; Thorn .nn.
Mr.. B.S. THOMSON to Miss CELESTE ANS
BCRi, all al saline.
ON the 18th inst by Jnssic. G5,nviils Clay
DIED,
In this city, on Monday, September 18th,
ALBERT, infant son of Lewis and Isabella
McEc'l", aged three IN nhths and tweniy-sev"n
days
I his residence near Elmwood, Saline county,
Mo-, on sunday morning. lsih inst, JAMES NJ.
DAVIS. u valuable citizen and prominent nem-
bcr of the Baptist church.
the lungs, Mrs. ELIZA 4. wife Of Cha. les Rob-
er-On, aged 20 years.
Near Greenton, on the 6sh inst BENSIE f.,
son of Robert and Edmonia f. Gleaves, aged 1
year, 2 months and IL days.
Near HlgginsviIle, Sunday night, September
sth, suddenly, JOHN e.. FIfZGERALD, n
highly esteemed and promising young man, and
. Jealous member of the Christian church;
aged about b years. The funeral services were
conducted by Mr.. Gray Of the Presbyterian
church, and The procession vas the largest ever
seen ON u similar occasion in thar nei.iborhoui.
In Palmyra, Mo, on the 10Th OF S"ptem-
her, nj the residence of his son, John W. Rus
sell, after a long and painful illness. WILLIAM
II. RUSSELL. Sen, Late OF New York City, for
merry Of Lexington, Mo, in the siSty-rrst year
Orhis age.
Mr.. Russell was u man Of great business ca
pacity-a devoted Christina. Il faithful husband,
and "A fond and loving parent. He died in the
triumphs of the Christian faith and In full pos
session ofaii his mental powers to almost the
last moment. He leaves u large and interesting
circle OF kindred and friends to mourn his de-
mise.
'.I.ifc il a span, q nceting hour.
How soon the ynpor dies!
Man Is u tender transient Hover
Thaf cen in blooming dies"
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STATE x EFT.

FOR GOVERNOR:
SILAS wOODSON, of Bnchunnn.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
CHAS. r. JOHNSON, of 81. Louis.
O TREASURER:
HARVEY w. SALMON, of Henry.
o SECRETARY or STATE:
EUGENE r. wEIGEI.. of st. Louis.
FOR AUDITOR:
GEO. ID. CLARK, of Washington.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
H. CLAY EWING. OF Die
O REGISTER OF LANDS:
FRED'k SALOMON, of 81. Charles.
FOR JUDGES OF TILE SUPREME COURT
E.. n. EWING. of st. Lonis.
T. A. SHEER WOOD. of Green.
II. N. WORRIES. of Buchanan.
WASHINGTON ADAMS, of Cooper.
fst Constitutional Amcuhmrmt-Ye.
"a Constitutional Amcndmcnt-Yes
O CONGRESS-. ELEVENTH DISTRICT
GEN. JOHN B. CLARK. of Howard.
Nominating Convention to be held at Carroll
ton, sept 18th, lS;2.
o STATE SEN AToR.
JOHN P. STROTHER, of Saline Co.
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While all the Radical roostcrs are
Growing over the result IN Maine.
they forget TO remember that their
present victory is n loss of 5000 OH
tbs last Gubernatorial contest.
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FOURTH DAY.
FIFTH DAY.

FIFTH DAY.
39rH CLASS.
Saddle stallion, 3 years old and upwards SIS %
Saddle stai,ion' anu nnuer S........... 10 %
sana,e sta,iien' l anu uhuer .-.,......... 10 %
sa9d,e Stalil"n ,oil.. ........... 10 o.
Sa9i,c a'lts > N",rs p,u ana upwards - %
Sa9u,r Lar, ANU uhtcr j ............ 10 10
Saaaie ndIt, anu under :. ,.............. 10 90
sauuie Mar ,oh 10 %
4orH CLASS open
Saddle Stallion. a~entrics. 49,. 40 90
Shnuie mare, j entries .... 20 90
saddle.
tlsr CLAsS.-sPECIAL PREMIUM.
SSsa,.ion, LOT All imposes. 90
The Lafayette County Court contributing lib
JoIS REID, President.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR III
Gre at Industries
OF TIE UNITED STATES.
lilh lraS and ,bJ tncriTir--. printed in Eng
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This work l. Il complete history of all branches
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NJ lnutic;urcs, and l. the most entertaining and
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FOR STATE SENATOR,
JOHN P. STROTHER, of Saline Co.
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SECOND DAY.

I'm Glass
u rk-Iiirr Boar, Il mont - aud upwards so ~,
- BERKSHIRE Boar. Un't"T - IN ,mrl- 10 u,
,i r-h.r" SOW, . III NTH, Irl urH ara ..... :, 90
iirrh7a.tr9 ~pW. II ri-r Z" IN uurh-. ...-. ~ t.r
jIu'i.N~~.
Boar, Poland lima, Il IA ,ntU~ aud upw's.Sai ,G
!Spif, "pi I'D { ana. ua'l Il Il months. 80. - b.
SOW. Poland ,.I,nn. Il months an upw'>.. H. ur
N"N, POI mi I ANA, uri T. 81 months ..... 10 90
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DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE
In the Eagfish Language.
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1t is written by 20 of the most distinguished di-
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missions ami give exclusive territory. For cir
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TRUSTEE>-

for the purposes of said trust.
LEWIS w. WE.iNW.tG L Trustee.
Scl,;lS-Jt
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List of Premiums
To be awarded at the Lafayette Fair,
At Lexington, Oct. !, 2, g., as 8.
FIRST

The above articles To be strictly domestic, con-
III -,iiStinguishe,t from goods manufactured by
in factories, and exhibited by the
- ASH c RnTEIER. stunt.
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fst Constitutional Amcnhmrmt-Ye.
"a Constitutional Amcndmcnt-Yes
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c. Supt.
II. silk Qby GRIMES X Scna-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-03-15
1he Casper Courier.
Country Children.

Country Children.
Little fresh vioIets.
Norn in the wild wood
Swcetly illustrating
lnnoce mt childhood;
Shy ms the antelope
Brown as a berry,
Free as the mountain air,
komping and merry.
Blue eyes and hassl eyes
Peep from the hedges.
Shaded by sun bonnets
Prayed ut the edges,
Up in the apple trees.
Needless OF danger.
Manhood in embryo
Stares at the stranger.
Out in the billy patch.
seeking the berries
Under the orchard tree
Feasting on cherries
Trampling the clover blossoms,
Down 'mong the grasses,
No voice 70 hinder them.
Dear lads and lasses!
No grim propriety-
No interdistion /;
Free as the bindings
From city restrictionl
Coming the purest blood.
Strengt b ming each muscle,
Downing health armor
'Gainst LIES coming hustle?
Dear Mtle innocents!
torH in the wild wood:
OBJ. that all little ones
Had such childhood
Gods blue spread over hem.
Gods green ben cath them.
No sweeter heritage
Could We beQueath themi
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28

-, 1,d IN 1904 entered Dickinson College In 1sl3, and
was graduated In 1Sl6 with high honors' In 'io year
s,s he Joined the Baltimore Conference tpehding ~
years chiefly at Washington City ana b".l"oio' ne
49," ,,on trons,orrod 70 the Newark Conference, and
stafoned NJ fine Central and st. Paul Churches NeWrh
Ave years in ALL at Trinity College Jersey Clty, TWO
a sected iresden Of Dickinson Colege but resigned
recently, and was appointed Presiding Eder Oh the
Jersey District.
MISSIONARY SECRETARY EDDY
Tho Rev. Thomas NJ Eddy, ID. d., son OF the Rev. Au-
rustus Eddy who planted Methodhsm In ONO ana IN
diana was born Cincinnati In 1873 Az ~ no eh-
tered the ministry in the Indiana Conference ana soon
rose TO prominence and became popular az apreaener
and xxrer In 1856 he was elected editor OF The North
Western Christian Adrocae ut chicago, anu was ro
elected by almost unanimous Vole III IoVo anu lof y.
the same position Win tae raPu be IL steadily IN
creased I'm circulation and power Decnhg ~
IN 1h ioIo, 81 70 Church baltimore Willie there the Mt.
Vernon Church. said 10 be the finest ana grdhuest
ture belonging to the denom1ao erected
At the late session of the Baltimore Cnnierehc9 ~
appointed pastor OF the Mctropolit IN Church Masnng
Ion city in place OF Dr. Newman, Chaplain TO the United
States Senate, whose term had expired
MISSIONARY SECRETARY REID.
The Rev. j. Morrison Reid, d. D., was born In TINS CITY
in 1920 and was early converted. lie was grauu''eu
with much honor from the EewYOrk University IN 1899
and in 1874 ioned the New Conference and Travelled
"A wears occupying some Of chief churches within Its
bounds In 1888 he was elected President OF Gene gee
College at Lima N. Y, and filed the position Witn
marked ability six years when he was elected cor
OF me western Christian Aduocate published at Clhelh
natl in place of Bishop Kingsley, who had peen
TO the Epscopacy In 1858, the General CqhIGiSnce
elected the position OF editor or me NofH- heS
4dpocate at Chicago which he has held TIL now.
SECRETARY KYNETT OF THE CHURCH EXTENSION
The Rev. Alpha ]. Kynett ID. d., is atWesterher OS
BIRTH and over years old He entered the Iowa Con
ference IN 1851, and subsequently became member OF
the Upper Iowa Conference. After filling, with mucl
ability various important appointments, part oi thc
time as Presiding Elder he was elected, SIX years ago
Corresponding Secretary of the Church ENlesuh 20
ciety organized nearly two years previous ana mas hei0
| the office ever since.
| CORRESPONDING SECRETARY OF THE FREEDNLSs All
SOCIETY.
| The Rev Richard 6. Rust d. d.. was born IN NeW-En
gland and is advanced in years. though still active and
energetic He spent much OF his carly and middle LIE II
New England IN the ministry or connected Win educa
tiona or publishing interests. Going West with uaIn
inc and experence he served for time rs college
professor after the he succceded 10 he oc'
of Cnrespouding Secretary of tho Freedmen society
| Ircyiousy filed by Dr. Walden ono OF the BOOK Agen+
at Cincinnati ana for several years mas Dte managing
| that department..
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28
BROOKLYN POLICE APPOINTMENTS.

The Board Of Brooklyn Police Commission.
ers, composed OF Nessrs. James Jourdan, Sigsmund
Kaufman CRepubicans), and Daniel j. Briggs anG
Mayor Powell (Democrats held an executive session
yesterday afternoon, after which the following appoint
ments were announced;
Chief OF POlcc-Patrick Campbell tDem), rcappOinted
Inspector of POlice-JOhn ;. Folk Uiep)
Captain First PrecinctJoc smith usepD reappOinted.
Captain Second Precinct-James Mcconnell (Dem.) re-
appointed
Captain Third Precinct-Danie Ferry (Dcm), reap
pointed. 100.
Captain Fifth Precinot-Cornelus Woglom Qsep), re-
appointed.
Captain Eighth Preclnet-John McKcar ulepJ vice
O'Neil (DemJ.
Captain Ninth Pfecinct-James Mclaughlin (DemD,
reappointed.
Oliver b. Leich OF the Ninth Ward aud captain Of po-
lice under the Metropolitan system. appointed
captain, but not assigned To any precinct. The
Commissioners also reappoined Sergcants Bari Dwyer,
Eas0n, and COnnell Of the First Precinct, ana Sergt.
Dobbns of the Third Precinct The appointment of u
chief clerk, property clerk aud captains " tho Fuur
SiItL Seventh, and Tenth Precincts postponed.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-28
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

Gen. MacAdaras of the French army, who
took an active part IN the FancoGeman war, will lee
ture this evening at the Cooper Institute. on that subject
giving account OF the decentralization and mcapdcity
which prevailed in France under the Empire.
The Hickste branch of the Society of Friends
began its yearly cling at the meetinghouse in Ruher
fordpace, yesterday there being avery large attend
ance. The entire morning session occupied in dis
cussng the proposed revision OF tho Discipline and the
representation Of quarterly meetings by delegates at the
yearly meeting. Among the prominent speakers pres
ent were, John ID. Wright, Samuel lIaiues. Aaron NJ.
Powell, Aaron &. May, Nathaniel ;. Merritt Caroline
Talbot Stephen T. Thorn George COres, Isaac TbOrue,
George Macy Henry Frost, aud Albert Underhill. The
afternoon session chiefly occupied with preaching
services. On "Wednesday public meeting VIII be ad-
dressed by John ID. Wright Aaron NJ. Powell, Caroline
Talbot, an, others.