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New Orleans 4 Shreveport Packet.

ff@aa@>'Es b. The well known passenger steamboat
s}$@!55ffii5Sss ST. CHARLES, VIM d. BATE
=zzz=zszzssEss- MAN, MASTER will resume her rips, on
the first rise water regular packet between \.
OIieans and Shreveport, touching Grand BayoG,
Camptf, Grand Ecore, and all intermediate landings
and plantations. The st. Charles hos been thoroughly
ovehaued and put in fine order. a4 is in all respects
as good as new, and for comfort and ine accommo-
dations unsurpassed by any boat in the trade. Her
commander solicts continuance of the liberal pvt
ronage heretofore extended t. The boat pledeing him
self that nothing shall be wanting on his part 10 give
satisfaction to shippers and travellers. For freight
pNsSAge. applN on board. sep3
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per Red River 4 New Orleans Packet.

sy&%z4@"' n TIE new and fast running steamboat
S4!!5 5=t ESEEEEi SULPHUR. A. CAR
zsszzSss.ez LILLE, master, R. C. HCTcRISoN, clerk,
has commenced Ier regular trips as packet in the
upper Red kver and New Orleans trade, touchinglat
all intermediate landings and points The Belle is en-
tirely new, being just of ship-buders hands is
unusually stau1ch, is provided with all modem i'm
prOvements, and ranks 4. |. in all the insurance Of
fees She has comfortable accommodations for pas
sengcrs, and in point of speed and safety is unsurpas
ed by any boat in the trade Her officers vlll pay par
ticuar attention to any business entrusted the boat,
and make OF every eXertion give satsfaction.-
For freight passage, apply on board. nov3
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New Orleans 4 Red River Packet,

frM7aT1@ b. The we'll known, substantial and fast
ss,@szE$:SSsS running steamer STORM, MooDY,
master ,having been thoroughly repaired
has resumed her regular trips packet between New
O!Ieans and Shreveport Port Caddo, Benton, Smith
land jeff rson. and all intermediate landings on the
route. Her officers will pay every attention to any
business entrusted to them, and every effort to de-
serve continuance Of the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to the boat. For freight passage. apply
board. nov2b-
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New Orleans l. Shreveport Packet.
II Il Hzr

@85yEt5Sasf captain J. D. CLARKE, has resumed her
regular trips, as Shreveport and New
Orleans packet. leaving Shreveport every alternate
FRIDAY, throughout the season. Passengers and
shippers may rely onthe boa, leaving with punetuay.
For further information, apply to E ..5 les
- J. N. HOWELL, & Co.,
lan7 Shreveport.
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Partition Sale.

ltTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo-In
- District Court. F. E. SeaeaU VS.. Geo. William
son. curator By virtue of writ of sale issued out OF
the honorable the District Court for the Parish of
Caddo State Of Louisiana to me directed | will pro
coed to sell to the highest bidder at the Court House
door in the town Of Shreveport, on SATURDAY the
18th day of March, A, D. 1851 the following described
Land, situated in the parish of Caddo, to wit: the
south east quarter of section eeven and the west
half of section - twelve,] i'll township II [seven-
teen, range IA fourteen
Terms of sale ash, provided the property brings
the appraisement if not, it will be re advertised, and
sold on a credit of twelve months. The purchaser to
give his note with approved personal security, bear
ing eight per cent per annum interest from date and
special mortgage to be retained the property sold
to secure the purchase money
THOS. X. SIMPSON, Sheriff
Shreveport, February H. 1857. S. as
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Notice.

NOTICE.
A IL persons having claims against the succession
IA of w. G. kerey, deceased will present them to
the undersgned and those indebted said succession
requested to pay Immediately. SAM FORD,
deci0 Admir- Of w. G. KerIey decd.
ID y. SALE is my lawful agent and attorney in
III. fact, during my absence from Caddo parish, TO
transact business tor generally for myself and as
tutor for my children. JAMES H. BRYAN.
Shreveport, Nov: %, 1856. .r.=r -dec3-u
NHOICE LIQUuRS-A large lot Of choice Lii
w quors, on consignment, and for sale by
jan2l CARTER & sHIvERS.
IRISH POTATOES-25 bbs Irish Potatoes, s,l.
L perior article, just received and for sale by
jan2l E. & B. JACOBS.
- Fed OATs-Just received "a lot of superior Seed
~ Oats For sale by E. & B: JACOBS,
jan2l Texas street.
0bD BOURBON WHlsKEY-A superior arti-
" Gle just received and for sale by .
janl+ Dt." s--R GRAHAM.
ENOBACCO-On consignment, 40 boxes Virginia
L Tobacco. Of various brands. For sale by
-jan2l CARTER & SHIVERS.
ID EsCUE GRASS SEED-2j bushels OF Rescue
IL Grass Seed, for sale by @g- .4.-.~
jan2l CARTER & sHIvEHs.
I HoRN-3UU sacks Corn, in store and for sale by
w. # pa 81, ~ E. & B. JACOBS,
Jan2l Ga Texas street.
/ AND WARRANTS, bought and sold by
IL R. D. SALE Il Co.,
dec3 . Market street, opposite the Postoffice.
1s0n PAIRS BEST OAK TANNED RUS
lOOU SETS, for sale by .<..... .......a
- o22 smae=g"H a-.+ w. Fl. G.. HuDGINS. a.,
DARySH AND CORPORATION SCRIP bought
Il and sold by 1-@8 R. D. SALE & Co,
d24 ~ @a@9 T1=.~" @@# "# Market street.
ID AIsINS-50 boxes, whole. halves and quarters,
HI for sale by WHY & TOTTY,
dec3 l3 on the Levee
|. C,UPERlORs YEAST PoWDERS-24 doz supe-
- rior Yeast Powders, in l. ] and l ID boxes, for
sale at [augl5l WIN. BALLS Drug Store
article for sale a, 8 CI
vi - sE.s5E on MORRIS. Drug store.
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Shreveport, January q 1859 PTS:
Sheriff Sale,

STATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo- In
~ District Court, N 1866. Neeky Rye and Hus
bdndeys. VIM. Pickens, tutor. By virtue Of writ of
sale issued out Of the honorable the District Court
in and for the Parish Of Caddo and to me rected
will proceed to sell at pnbc auction at the courthouse
door, in the town Of Shreveport, parish aforesaid,
on SATURDAY, the 7th day of March, A. D. 1857,
between the hours of II O'clock, A NJ, and 4 P. NJ
the following described property to effect partition
between the heirs of VIM L. Pckens, decd to- w.t. the
east half of the north west quarter of section twenty
five (25,) township seventeen (l7,j range fourteen
(l4;) the west half Of the northeast quarter of
ton twenty five (25G same township and range; the
west half OF the south east quarter of section twenty
four GA same township and range; the east half of
the south west quarter of section twenty four ga
same township and range; the northwest quarter of
section twenty four (24) the west half of the north
east quarter OF section twenty four (24) the north
east quarter Of the south west quarter Of section
tyhve (2o;) the north west quarter of the south
quarter of section twenty five (25) the west half of
the northwest quarter Of section twenty five (25)
the west half of the south west quarter Of section
twenyfour (24) the east half of the south east quar-
ter of section twenty (24;) the southwest quar-
ter OF the south east quarter of section twenty We
(25,) all in township seventeen az range fourteen
(l4J and all situated in the parish of Caddo
Terms Of sale-CHsh. with the benefit of apprase-
ment. IHOS. Il. SIMPSON, Sheriff
Shreveport, January q, 1857. Tpf$l3 50
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Trabue'S Auction ROonl.

Texas street, Shreveport '
g ALES EVERY DAY commencing at 10 O'Clock,
~ A. NJ, and every night, at early candIe-light:
Dry Goods, Caps Groceries, B
Clothing, Boots, Hardware
Hats, Shoes, Furniture
And grea variety of Goods suitable for planters and
housekeepers. Also, Negroes Horses, Mules, goll
and silver Watches, Guns, nDy5
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DRUSH ES-Fine toath brushes, hair brushes, nail
- brushes, ladies' bandone brushes, infants hair
brushes, hat clothes and shoe brushes scrub floor and
busting brushes flesh brushes, crumb brushes shaving
brushes, land large assortment OF paint and whitewasl
brushes, cotton markers and marking brushes For
sale at [n12l ~ VIM. BALLS Drug store.
GTA11ONERY-A complete assortment compri-
~ sing every article il. the line, for sale at
nsl2 T r&#- WA. BALLS Drugstore.
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State of Louisiana--Parish of Caddo.
IN DISTRICT COURT--Successiea of Charles
Graves, deceased. Notice is hereby given that on
the 18th day of October, A D. 1855, F. w. ARMoR,
estamenary executor OF said succession, filed in the
office of the clerk of said district court, final
of his administration Of said Succession of Charles
Graves, and petition praying that the same might
he homoogaed, and that he might be discharged from
the further administra of said succession after the
legal delays and notices. Now therefore, unless OPP
position smade thereto in thirty days. the time pre-
scribed by law, said final account will be homoogaed,
approved, and made the judgment OF the court and
SAID F. W. Armor will be discharged from the further
administration of said succession. and his bond as ex-
ecutor will be cancelled, as p~ryed for. III
{ - Given under my hand and seal of office, this
L. $. 10th day of January, 1857. n a.
t-S ALBERT H. LEONARD.
Il 0p,;tv Tx
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Candidates for District I,,dee

- We are authorised to announce ROLAND
jones as candidate for the Office of Judge of the
18th JudiciaDistrict Of the State of Louisiana com
prising the parishes of Caddo and DeSoto, at th,
regular election IN April next. y
" We are authorised to announce DAVID Ores
YELL, Esq, as candidate for the Office of Judge
of The Eighteenth Judicial District Court.
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Notice.
John N HOWELL. HAMILTON S. HOWELL
J. n. HOWELL & Co.,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants.

On the Levee, Shreveport, La.
w AVE purchased the well known building former
4 4 ly occupied by Messrs Douglass X DashieI on
the Levee, (at the steamboat lundingI and now
prepared to receive store forward cotton and
chandise of every desert ptiun low rates amy
respectable house i'll Shreveport. Our WAREHOUSES; are
Immediately the banks OF The river and among the
largest and convenient in the country, which
renders facilities for storing and shipping cotton
equal if not superior that possessed by any other
adjustment on Red River.
Cotton will be shipped without being exposed to
mud or rain. All goods will be promptly forwarded
according orders; aud every attention will be paid
to the interests of our patrons.
We are prepared make liberal cash advances on
cotton goods sent
We keep constantly OH hand a complete assortment
OF groceries, PROVISIONS -four, bacon, salt sugar,
lusses, coffee candles soap, whiskey brandy, GIN
rum, wines, syrups, tobacco, snuff fancy groceries,
castings, nails. etc which will be sold at the lowest
prices lune25
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State Of LOulslana---Parlsh Of Caddo.
TN DISTRICT COURT.-sueeession of John B.
l. White, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that JouN
WALPoLE: administrator of the succession of John B.
White, has this day filed with the clerk of said
schedule of the debts due by said succession,
and also, his final account administrator Of said sue
cession, which he prays may be homoogaed, AMI also
that his bombs be cancelled. And unless opposition is
made thereto in thirty days the time prescribed by law,
SAID schedule Of debts and final will be homo
LOCATED, approved and made the judgment of the
and the bonds of said John Wulpoe will be cancelled
prayed for
~~~~~ Given under my hand and seal of office, this
! h. s. 40th day of January, A. D. 1857.
I ~, ALBERT H. LEONARD,
l2l ct D'v Clerk.
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State Of Iouisiana---Parish of CadGo,

TN DISTRICT COURT.-Sueeesslon of Gabriel
4 Rooney, Deed. Notice is hereby given that the
account O Wm G. kerIey, as a$$s'iniSr"tor Of The
succession Of tbriel Rooney, decsased has this day
been flied in the clerks Office of said court and also
accompanied by petition praying that it might be ho-
moogatet; and Unless opposition is made thereto in
thirty days. the time prescribed by law said account
will be hdmologated approved, and made the judg-
nent Of Tie court, as prayed for.
49, Given under my hand and seal of Office, this
L. s. 9th day of January, A. D. 1857.
(t a. H. LEONARD,
ian2S Dep'v clerk.
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| REUBEN WHITE JNo. w IdITH. JOS. w. BALDWIN.
WHITE, SMITH Il BALDWIN,
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission

Receiving, Forwarding and Commission
M Err C Fl A rs,
#@. r5 And dealers in
Groceries, Boat and Bar Stores,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES, &c,
Corner of Commerce and NJ liam streets, Shreveport.
TTAVING purchased from Mr.. E. c. Hart the COM
/ Il modious Brick Warehouses. formerly occupied
by Mr.. l.. +. Carter, and recently by Mr.. Nat.
Moore, we now prepared to receive and store cot
ton merchandise and produce and solicit the patron
age of our friends aud the public, pledging ourselves
give prompt attention all business entrusted to
our care y e will keep on hand at all times a large
and complete stock of Plantation Supplies, Boat aud
Bar Stores and troeeres Of all descriptions, which
we request the attention of purchasers.
N. B. Our entire charges for receiving, storing and
shipping cotton, will be twenty-five cents per bale.
shreveport, April g. 1856. H.
IL The Republican, Marshall; Star Spanged Ban
ner, Henderson, Telegraph, Tyler; Enquirer, Rusk:
Columbian, Mansfield, and the Caddo Gazette copy for
one year and send bill TO his office
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VISITING Cards, card cases. drawing paper, Brs-
tol boards, drawing pencils mono chromatc
board, water coors, ladies' fine pearl enameed work
boxes. cabasses, dressing cases. desks. etc,
for safe at [ml21 VIM. BALLS Drug store.
e. BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS, of every
n description and quality, for gentlemen, ladies',
misses boys and children A fresh stock, just re-
eeived and for sale very low by
march26 p a7#z# =ss7 %. & B. JACOBS
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Potatoes,

wi E8ZTaa4 8 Potatoes. 9##9*7 -
- ~ BBLS. Irish Potatoes, inst received and for
~ DD satshy [febll DUNN & YATES.
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State OF Loulslana---Par1sh OF CaddO.
IN DISTRICT COURT Succession of BasdaI
A Gardner. Notice is hereby given that WILLIAM
W. GARDNER, dative executor OF said succession of
Basdal Gardner, deceased, has this day filed final
statement in the office of the clerk of said court set
ting forth that all the debts have been paid according
Classification and distribution ordered by the court
and that the has been finally administering; and
praying to be discharged from said executorshp and
the cancellation of his bond SUCH Now, therefore,
unless opposition is made thereto within the time pre-
scrbed by law the said final statement of William W.
Gardner, dative executor, will be honologated and
his discharge from said executorship and cancellation
of said bond be granted. R. T, BUCKNER, Clerk
February =. 1887. fl I'm
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Valuable Negroes For Sale.

M ILL be sold at auction lt not previously disposed
w OF at private sale) on SATURDAY, 7th day
of March, 1851 the following described Slaves, viz:
Elizabeth, aged about 80 years, superior cook
washer aud roner together with her two children
Peggy, aged 6 years. and Mary, aged months.
George, aged Is years, good house servant.
Davll, aged 10 years.
Lucy, agedI7 years, good cook, house servant
washer and lroner.
Terms of sale--One- third cash; the balance at Il
months credit, with satisfactory personal security; the
notes 30 bear interest the of per cent. per an
mum from date, and special mortgage be retained
the negroes to the final payment. Acts ofsale
to be passed at the expense of purchasers
feb IL Dr. JAS GJIPIN
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A IL persons having claims against the succession
IA of w. G. Kerley, deceased, will present them to
the undersigned; and those indebted said succession
are requested to pay immediately SAM FORD,
decI0 Admir- OF w. & KerIey. decd.
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5LaLe OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF CaddO
TN DISTRICT URT.-SueeessiUn of joel VI.
l. HardNiek. Notice is hereby given that DAVID |.
Hooks curator of said succession OF Joel W. Hardwck,
deceased has this filed in the Office Of the clerk of said
final statement, and tableau of distribution
and account, praying that the same may be homooga-
ted. Now, therefore, unless opposition is made there
within thirty days, the time prescribed by law, said
final statement of David |. Hooks, curator, will be no.
moogated, and the debts of said succession will be
paid according to said classification.
{ ,luo Given under my hand and seal of office,
! L. s. this Sd day of February, a. D. 1857.
t~~N R. T. BUCKNER,
feb4- st Clerk.
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ID D. SALE is my lawful agent and attorney in
IA. fact, during my absence from Caddo parish, TO
transact business for NE generally, for myself and as
tutor for my children. JAMES H. BRYAN.
Shreveport Nov. %, 1856. .r.=f. ..dec3-H
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NHOlCE LlQUuRS-A large lot Of choice Ii
w quors, Or eons gnment, and for sale by
lan2l CARTER & SHIVERS
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Fires In New York.

FIRE IN THAMES S1REET.-About 4 O'Clock on
Sunday afternoon a fire wss discovered on the fifth
floor Of building No. ~ Thames street. corner Of
Trinity place. in the printing Office OF p. Miller 4
Son. The fremen were promptly at tue premises
ard soon extineuished the flames. The fire origi-
pated' under a composing bench, which was De
stroyed. The loss on this floor will be small Mr.
william f. Miller, one Of the firm, had been at work
during the day and only len the premises at
O'Clock, about one hour before the fire was disco
vered. The fourth floor was occupied by Miller
Boyle, Photographic establishments Their damage
win be about two hundred dollars by water. In
sured printing and lithographc room " 600,
$4,000 in the National and $1,000 In the North
River Insurance Companies. The second and
third floors are occupied BY the dry goods firm
Of Claim 4 Mellen, as Yankee notion rooms.
They bad about s5l 600 wo, tn OF stock in them.
The damage will he by water probably 70 the amount
of az 900. Insured for 10000 as follows:-H Home
IS 600; Metropolitan $1,000; New Amsterdam
s5 600: Phdpix, Of Hartford, $500; Western, Of
Piitsfeld az 500: Reliance OF Philadelphia, IS 900,
and American, Of Philadelphia, IS ,0oO.
The first floor and basement Is occupied by Clark
A White as the Southern depot for Congress water.
Their stock is damaged by water, as they will be
compelled 70 repack portion Of II. They are in
sured for els 006 az iollows:-Hom $4,000; Jeffer
son "a 600; New York Equitable f4,oOO; National
"A 0OO and Howard ~, 900. The building Il owned
by ex.hlderman Peters. II Is damaged about 400
and insured.
FrRv IN BRoApwAY.-Shortly before four o'clock
on Sunday morning the alarm Of fire for the Fourth
district was caused by the discovery Of fire in the
segar and liquor store, No. SOB Broadway, occupied
by Augustus Castellonas. When the door was
forced open the fire was found burning In closet
under the stairs leading 10 the second floor. The
fremen were very quickly at the premises, and ex.
tipguished the FIRE before IL extended much beyond
It's place OF origin. The stock OF segars, wines, &C.,
was pretty much destroyed. There did not ap-
pear TO have been much stock In the premises
We understand Mr.. CasteIlonas, has an insurance
of 81 900 on bis stock, but the name OF fhe company
could not be ascertsinsd. On the second floor, Mr..
fortes stored, several OF them were slightly damaged
by smoke and water. Mr.. J. VI. Watson, stationer
AID bookseller adjoining, has sustained some slight
damage to his stock. Loss covered by insurance.
Mr.. Bassford has an insurance OF $4,000 on his
pianos; ~ 600 Of which il In the st. Marks Insu
rance Company, and the balance in the Fulton In
sursnce Company The Fire Marshal no doub, will
make thorough Investigation.
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Personal Intelligence.


Tbit Lieutenant J. Cubertsop Fourth artillery, and
eerord Lieutenant Duff G. Prcen Third infantry, have ten
desed their designations.
ne physical condition Of Hon AlexAniey Bowev, mem.
Der Of the House Of Representatives nom The First district
Tompkins county, such - 70 leave no hope for his
stenSancs u Albany, and but little any for As rcsov.
cry.
kss Waters hes just got verdict tor "a 900 against
NJ. Bssoll, In the Fairfield Coma County superior
Court, for . breach Of promise 70 marry.
Ibe Senate bsve Coz ffw'd The nomination OF Joseph
H. Sny der 10 be Asssyes The Branch Mint II ian Fran
cisco, California, vice Conrad wiesaSd
ne Albany Ayns~p Jo,vNsi leans that the .ppc.ns-
mens u DEPUTY Adfuiant General has been rendered 70
Duncan Campbell, Esq, Of Albany.
letter from Naples Of the l6tb ult states that the
wound Of the King nearly healed.
The Emperor and Empsess Of France visited, lstely tho
house No. 10, Roe Iantse nov occupied By N Solomon
De Rothschd the FORMER rcedepce OF Queen Hoyense, In
which The present Emperor was born. Az his Majesty
parsed through the several apartments, be ives visby
affected witnessing several articles which reminded
him Of the early years OF hh life.
Lord Pamerston has granted Mrs. Laurie widow Of
The author Of the well Known work on "Foregn Ex-
changes" snd other subjects connected with commerce.
floo rom the Royal Bounty Fund.
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tie United States. But Mr., Marcy would not even
inquire into the Legality Of the trial OF Chaun,ey
and Winse, often preseDted to his attention. Tat
IT WIS an in'quito1s fraud upon justice-common
inst; there is no doubt. and the consequence
of Blood, crime and death are upon the
''iDaugursf beads-tbat projecting arm that was to
reach everywhere, and has been found nowhcr,.
Cbauncey is attempting WaIkerism at the Isle OF
Pines where he will falfif he has NOT the good for
tuhe TO escape from the coast which is hardly to be
hoped for.
The Wabash gets to sea this afternoon at o'clock
General Concha left the city yesterday for a short
visit to friends In the country and put Commodore
Psrldi in command Of our city bospitalitaes- The
Captain Generals box was filed with officers OF the
ship last night, while from every other box in the
galleries cleaned the shine Of the buttons from
clever snd gallant b0sOms
Exchange on London a to premium; New York
81 to Z discount New Orleans Al to S do. 3S 600
boxes sugar on hand. Health good. Weather mag
nificent,
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RroBTs or MARRIEp woNES.-The Governor Of
Ohio recommends some further provisions 10 secure
the rights Of married women. The Cincinnati Ga
zse states that the state OF Ohio has already made
more liberal provisions for women than any other
state except Louisiana. The present provisions In
their favor are however principally confined TO real
estate, which woman may now hold separate from
Der husband. The Governor recommends that she
he allowed TO bold peroual property Cher furniture
and gooda) In the same way, and TO sue in her own
name. These are certainly reasonable provisions,
since We have been too long adhering to the old sys
tenn Of feudal laws.