, 1872-11-26
THE LAW COURTS.
NOTES QE INTEREST.

Tho Tudres have made an order authorizing
tha arDo1utment OF the following county Off
ria1s +. In the Treasu1er's and Collectors Office,
roa denuty. not exceeding thirty clerks. end
fo1,rteen additional clerks for the preparation Of
tax-lists for publication, end tax-lists to the
County Clerk for application for Judgment. In
the Circuit Clerks Office, one chief clerk, Or
rashier: one common law record writer,
poe Chancery record writer, ono fee
clerk and assistant cashier. process clerk, two
copyistE, three Court clerks, or minute clerks
attending common law branches Of the Court,
and one minute clerk attending CLancery Judges
In the Recorder OF Deeds Office, one
rhief receiving clerk or cashier, one deed de-
livery clerk, one assistant csshier, ono abstract
clerk, one foreman Of the folio department, one
superintendent OF records, one map clerk, three
deed grantees and s5rantor index clerks, four
.compazing clerks, and thirty folio writer's. For
The Coroner one deputy. For the Probate
Court, the County Clerk to have one probate
clerk and one record writer. In the County
Clerks Office, one assistant, one chief clerk,
two deputy clerks, two copying clerks, with the
privilege Of employing fifteen clerks when ncces-
rsry to make up Assessors' end Collectors
books, and delinquent Lists for judgnsnt
and sale under redemption record and nd
each extra clerk may be employed not to exceed
a,nr mccths Tho Sheriff to have, for the Cir
cut Court, thirteen bailids, for the superior
couzt, asht bailfs, for tho Criminal Court
Ifs clerks. a day jailer and an assistant, two
nlght wstcsmen, one jail clerk, one COOK, and
Two hall halda.
In the trial South Park Commissioners '. Mra
Cook for the condemnation OF land, the proper p
. OF the defendant, for the purposes OF me
tG1suh:enr and unfair, the case was yesterday
Fes sTsE to the the bsa 5uay retlyyea e 2oass soas
: hours when TIE TaInusE r reporter ter ,'e1s !e5s,
1ort the magnitude OF the sums involved, and
"a ah;tv With which counsel on both sides had
sdvocatei the interests they represented It
seed hardly Likely shfe te se aes tie Tsrde
lnsn anz, az rendered, in order that the foreman
mght present and read it in their presence at ~
!lEanl tlis morning. The reader OF tnls coi11tc n
bss been Kept thorosghy R3ssed ea 70 s9f M
saa ans n through IS it progressed. from tie 1irst
2assaut +La inTy panel to q hearing. and then to
HJe HJr,ant ~ and further particulars ere not ncces-
III here. .....
.t,o action for divorce, kilbertus =. k!lbeg-
= - some curious facts are oeYel9pea. Il ap-
Fafe sa efo 7ataiuing possession Of child, t!e
Eo, tue " their 11z1ion, and the Court giving tie
~ n1,5 ~ perm ssion to visit the child Tic lc;-
I'D teoE advantage xd1aa Ct this permission eona n M
tsnayt est Alto frequent contact througl.t the me-
tn.1 fousf Of the little one, resumed some q their
emep fnm r. intimacy, which resulted in ths wife be-
cing pregnant and he pa1ties, ma5yaag cree
e. the husband Lately fell again into evil
nrses. ON @ and the lady now seeks second divorce
m the ground of Drunkenness
,Taura a. Smith yesterday commenced suit
> .eainst Matthew G. Wilbur, in the Circuit Court,
@sr libel, damages 5000. The lady asiruR that