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SITERIFF,S SALE.

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IN DISTRICT ~COURT-State of Louisiana-Parish
4 of Caddo, No, 5g7HSARAH A. MARKHAM vs.. HEN
DERsoN MARKHAM. BY virtue of a writ of fere facias,
to me directed by the Hon. the District Court, in the
above entitled suit, | will offer for sale at the Court
House door, in the city Of Shreveport parish aforesaid,
On Saturday, the 18th day Of October, 1865,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, and 4 O'Clock p.
NJ, the following described property to-wit:
That certain portion Of lot Of ground No. nine @, Yin
block ftyone 81, J in the city Of Shreveport, commenc-
ing on Market street sixty feet from the alley running
through said block ffty-one (5lJ and running
thence northwest along Market street towards the
Baptist Church twenty feet, thence across said lot forty
feet, together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, also
One Handicapped bar-room Counter,
Six large Pictures,
One laI ge Mirror,
And Ten common Chairs,
Seized as the property Of the defendant, HENDERSON
MARKHAM, and to be sold to pay and satisfy the writ
issued in The above entitled suit, with all cost.
Terms Of Sale-Cash, with the benefit ofappraisemcnt
THOMAS r. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shreveport, September 6, 1SG5-5t-pfSl8 90
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S. NJ. SWENSON,
(Late of Austin, Texas
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. As ~Carondelet street, corner Of Union,
NEW ORLEANS.

PERKINS & co. respectfully solicit the patronage Of
their former correspondents and their friends generally,
for Mr.. S. N. SWENS0N, who continues the General
Commission business at their Old Office, assisted by the
undersigned and others formerly connected with the
house. w. NJ. PERKINS,
/. S. kERNION.
Liberal Cash Advances made on ConsIgnmeuts of
Cotton and Wool by, c. G. PALM, Agent,
septI5-smI 10. % Texas street, Shreveport, La.
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The state al Lonisiana---Parish al Cnddo

Succession OF NJ. \ J. ALsTov.
FETENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT ~COURT-Notice is
Il hereby given that MARTHA L. ASTON has this day
applied to be appointed Administrative of the success
sion of NJ. I. ALsToN, deceased, and unless opposition
be made thereto in ten days,the time prescribed by law,
said MARTHA 2. ALsToN will be appointed administra-
trix as prayed for.
80 Given under my hand and seal of Office, on this
L. S September J, 4. D. 1865.
to~1 a. II. LEONARD, Clerk.
ShreYennrt Sentemhar a laG5-2t
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COMMISSION AND FoRwAKDING MERCHANTS,
TEAV taken the storehouse on the Leyee formerly
z d occupied by Stacey & Wells. We have also IL
warehouse on the river, where we are prepared to re
ceive and forward freight.
Business will be conducted by us as it was done be-
fore the war.
Shreveport, July 10, 1865.
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RER. and Mrs. GEoRGE W. DANDHIDGE, formerly of
We Boston, Texas, win call on Messrs. JoHNsToN &
DURR, Shreveport, or steamer LADY. Any one knowing
of their Whereabouts will confer a favor by reporting
the same to the above parties.
Shreveport, August 30, l865-2t*
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Jos. noIssEAr.

RICH'D WALSH. JOS. BoIssEAU.
TyHE undersigned respectfully beg leave to inform
I you that they have formed a c6partnership for the
purpose of transacting a General Receiving, For
Warding and Commission Business.
Hayingbecome the proprietors of thelargc and Item
siye Warehouses on the Leyee, corner Of Milan and
Commerce Streets, they are prepared to take charge Of
and properly store all kinds Of Goods, Wares and
Merchandise, entrusted to them.
WALSH & BOISSEAU.
Slrarnrnrt- .InnnE 12nS-
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

MAYORS 0FFIcE-CITY oE SHREVEPORT,
September Is, 1865.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office,
y until the 23d day of September, 1865, for
the building of an EXTENSION of the Market-House,
to extend fifty feet in length; in width, t~hirty-six feet;
brick pillars, two feet square to the stall, and eighteen
inches thence up-height from the pavement, thirteen
feet. The posts to be seasoned heart-cypress or post
oak; the roof to be of heart cypress shingles; the bal
apce Of the lumber the same as the present Market
House. The brick to be good hard brick. SaidExtsen-
sion to be completed within sixty days after the date of
the contract. LseptlE-2tl I'M. i. cocoon. MaHnr-
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RICHARD WALSH. JOSEPH n~oIssEAu.
WALSH & BOISSEAU,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
JOSEPH lOIssEAU.


Corner Of Spring and Commerce streets,
Shreveport, Louisiana.
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R 4 w L S
NJ AN UFA CTURER or

" ~ y 7 II U N 2 Il o "
Copper, Zinc, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Shreveport, Louisiana.
WoULD inform the public that he has recently
~ received a stock of materials and is prepared to
w manufacture every description of Work. Par
ticular attention paid to steamboat work. Cistern
pumps repaired at the shortest notice,
Shreveport, June y, 1865.
ECLIPSE STABLE. TEXAS STREET.
LEAVING leasobsthis well known, large and O.
IA and commodiousS STABLE and thoroughly ~
rcftted 1t, we are preparedt to attend to the wants Of the
public. The best horses, carriages and buggies kept
constantly on hand. Strict attention gwen to the groom
ing and feeding Of horses. Coca. COOK & CO.,
aug23-tf Proprietors.
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The State of LCujsiat 4a--~Parjsh of ClddOo
Succession of JoHN T. GTLMER.
T7ENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT ~C0URT-Notico is
Il hereby given, that 7. NJ. GmnEE has this day APP
piled to be appointed. administrator Of the succession
Of JoHx I. GH.mER. deceased, and unless opposition is
made thereto in ten days, the time prescribed by law,
said T. NJ. GIlMEn will be appointed as prayed for.
- Given under my hand and seal of office, this
L.. s. September !, 1855.
t-~) A.. II. LEONARD, Clerk.
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TO TIMERS.
XNTANTED.-TEN J~0URNEYMEN TIMERS
w Sheet-iron and Copper Workers. Enquire at
the corner of Market and Milan streets.
Shreveport, ~septl5-3t r. DAWES.
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CIIRAT0R.s NOwEcn.

y = ~ -
u MCMILLAN, deceased, are notified to come forward
and pay the same to JoHN W. JoNEs, ESQ. Al persons
having claims against said succession will present then.
for settlement 10 due course Of administration.
JOHN G. McNiLLIAMS, Curator.
Shreveport, August 2a, 1sa5--t
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CHAPMAN.


BEALL s CHAPMAN,
TTORNEYS AND C0UNSELL0RS At LAW and
IA General Collecting Agents-0Hiee Market street,
nearly opposite the post office, Shreveport, La. Viii
attend to all business entrusted to them IN the parishes
of Caddo. DeSoto and Bossier. June Z, lo6o.
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PIANO FOR SALE.
@A~MRs. A.. w. MILLER offers for sale n fine
Primo, in good order. Enquire at he1.
g g Fgresidenee on Texas street.
Shreveport, July 10, 1865.
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Succession of G. G. NoRroN, deceased.
ByENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT-Notice is
4 hereby given that JoHN G.. CHRISTIAN, administra=
tor of said succession, has this day filed his annual ac-
thereto in thirty days, the time prescribed by law, said
final account will be homologated, approved and made
the judgment Of the court.
49, Given under my hand and seal Of Office, this
L. 5. September l, 1866.
49, A. H. LEONARD, Clerk.
Shrevenort. Santembcr 6, 1865.5t
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Proceedings Of the Board Of Trustees.

VFFTOE-OIII OF 5HKEVEFOKT, {
AT a regular meeting Of tie Mayor and Trustees Of
the city Of Shreveport, the following members were
present, VIZ: His honor, j. /. Gooch, Mayor; c. Nc
GSarty, Al. Aimble, r. Dawes, II. Murphy and NJ. Tally,
The proceedings Of the last meeting were read, and
were, on motion, adopted.
REPORTS.
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The New Constitution Of Missouri.

The following are the leading features Of the
Constitution Of Missouri Just adopted by major
!ty OF the people:
1t declares Missouri 4 free State forever.
II establishes the equality Of I'll men before the lew.
IT prohibits legislation interfering with the personal
rights OF men account of their color.
1t declares that Missouri shall ever remain member
7, s1n,udes from the ballot box anu ..v.-
traitors rebels. rebel sympatLzers, gueriia ma
RAIDERS bushvhackers and their lders ana eOelt9Is
II IN like manner excludes hnl2hts OF the uoid.H
rircle Sons of Liberty ard q. \. las.
II IN Ike manner excludes those who enrolled then.
se,yes Is disoya Southern sympathlzers 10 sod
militia duty. 49, ....,.. -, o,o-.
thereby securing the exclusion Oh illegal votes.
IL removes the ue requiring treason TO be proved .!
Al icas. two witnesses. and leaves u be proved a.
ayy Otfer CRIME. -, l.. o~.ordi,c ,,.
il invite immigration from hufoe oy e4i' tt Wv
slve franchise to those persons OF foreign Dith VINO
here more than one year before an election ueclhreu
their intention according 10 law 10 become cl'@ehs Vi
the United states o;o, ,o,i.lo.ion wbtoh
Ar 20 years has cursed the State. and brings the oae
pnder a uniform :! stem Oi genera LAVE
IL prohibits lotteries IL. T..
1t fofbids the Legislature making comPc"''''0" ava
Amsncipatod slaves. .. - .oo;a, ac,s
srith enormous and dangerous powers ana requires d"
Corporations 10 be formed under general laws. =,
Ii prohibits the creation, renewal OF eAehsion VI e
Charter of any bank OF Issue. :, .....
In nraects the interests of the people Dy lnPOsinE
mon stockholders individual liability Tor the deJs o.
~ .ecures an efficient system Of common schools loi
Che free education ~ the children Of the state.
n cires increased facilities for It's own amendment
and allows the people direct vote upon every au0hu
m
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NaVaI Movements.

SUMMER CRUISE on THE NAVAL sTUbENls.
All the Middies at the Newport Naval Acad-
envy have embarked on board the P!aees S9T h u
dents yQ5 in unrnbei, viii man the Meet consisting q
The following vessels: Sailing vessels Macedonian ,oo
of tie first class Marian, sloop OF the third eass
stasmar. W,ppepec. double ender and MarbleAehn'
cnnhoat Tire mddies work the craft. keeping WatcL'
manning ordnance. &C.. and obtaining ihoIo9sh
practical kncwledg e Of seananshp Tee meet renae1
xous at Gamers Bay the east end OF Long Island
md vii, cruise along the Atlantic coast not entering
European waters as hes been expected All the PEI
sonal effects Of the mdshpmen are packed up ready
for transmission to annapolis winch Wilde al a. eaI
eonsdrop The following is o list OF the officers COLI
uaudilg the several cssels;
n + h..aiord Leu,. A. s. Maekenze C. T.
Blake A Sureoa J. HUG. fsEmssseT 9 Hsrs.
Soa,.vs,u A NJ PoIneroyi Gunner, John Gsskins; Sail
make, j A. BiIdsslL
Winuepcc-Iieut Con. J. A. Greer Lieut.com and 81
p a surgeon y. Ii. Adams a. A. Paymss,eT
r. sserwin Ia. Asst Engineers, H. C. Mcllvsne j. D. VI"
or Musn,-I;.a, Com J. y. Miller; Lieut. Con-. and 81
oa.e, p Cooke Lieut. 7. l. swami A.: Surgeon o.
bright; A. A. Psyms,.er 4. Oof''-'''i h''''"AH' "
As MSss. SsarsI e. Con- & C. Carpenter Isa
.nd e1coeI H. W NV + h saTs' r. D. II Dodse D'0'
NAVAL ITEMS.
Tho r.. s. steamer NewDen sails to-day IRON
Iris port with mails &c. for the East dun squadron
THE United States steamer Shawmut Ads lust sVle a.
commissiop at the Brooklyn Navy Yard the i0iowihs
os6cers reporting: Lieut.. Commander. j: IT, aisef
lieutenant Is. ). Cromwell; Acting Master, J.
Nyer; Acting. Ensgns. q. A. Thompson b urn u
drjdrehof George w. Coffin; Passed AssistIni-onI,
ceou d. r. Bannon; Assistant Paymasier' D.;
Graves; Mates, George W. Pratt. j. . u Brien lis
Assistant Engineer, X. = Talbot; second ASHTON,
Engineers. A. j. monieome D. NJ Eo man ai 'oI
have resigned during the month their resignation
have been duly accepted
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ieri JOHNSON a..

To HIS Ezc.,icroy Presidera JOHNSON
SIR: The ~ y. Journal Of Commerce IN re-
cent issue published the name Of the frN nan sso pa
killed in this par DANIEL Howl.
His fathers name was Timothy Howe; his mother'
maiden name was CatharNe Lacey; his birthplace
was the town Of Nenagh county Of Tpperary. Ireland
Daniel was killed al Fort sSumter Gn oGD and there
Inferred In the presence of the then Major NOW rigs
dier-Gen) Anderson and Of Beauregard
The writer of this is brother Of the above toned
Daniel and is an humble and comparatively obscure
citizen Of these United States man of limited pacunry
means and one object Of this communication is TO ex
press desire 70 have the remains of lis brother re-
moved from Sumter to Calvary Cemetery on Long Is
land.
1t ni9h' not be deemed presunptious to suggest TO
your Lxcellencv that the United States Government
could consistently deray the expenses Of such desired
removal. and possibly DO induced 10 go step further
and erect suitable monument the last resting
place IN Calvary Of the remains OF Daniel Howe.
1t will not he prescriptions 10 add that the writer
feels some pride IN calling your Excellencys attention
60 the above statement and also IN giving 1t this pub
Hci;y.
Should your Excellence be disposed to think favor.
ably Of this expressed desire" the writer would feel
proud and happy 10 be allowed 10 supcrintend the ar
ranSements necessary 10 carry 1t ont and forever be
Your most grateful and oi,edient servant
WILLIAM HOWE.
Wes'chesfe- House corner BsYe-y and Broome It,. N1'
York CHy June 10, 1863
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MARRIED..

BEACH--DtNRAR-A, San francisco, California on rue.'
OF 5au francisco.
BURDICK-BLOODGOOD-l tie Thirty fourth It. Re
formed Dutch Church fh city by tie Rev. Peter s.ry
krr Thursday July IS stephen = Burdick NJ D.. 10
Mis-. Ks;e ,. Bloodrood. al Of New iOIk. No cards.
JOhNsOS-plSCO-ln tL., city, Thursday. June IS. at
the Ro.- Hhl NJ. +. Church, by the Rev ;. y seaman
Cha. a. johnson Of hr~ton. Upper Falls. Mas, to Como.
lis Auna third daughter OF John Bisco eco.
pFYsYR-CORNFL Lion Thursday june 49, d: tho t-si-
d.nre Of the brides father by Rev H. H. Rdgs~sy Rob
rrf Blair keyref Mise sarah G. Cornell dat gh.r o w Ia
W. Cornell 60. ell Of this city
sAGE-MANSlNG-In Brooklyn. on Tuesday. Juns 10 by
III Rev. samuel Lonsic.os Dean sage TO Sarah A. Mao
las :. No c.d'
Clsr. j. dsaS htcr Of iiirsm MT s.
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STRANGE STORY OF JUDICIAL CORRUPTION
"A SOLDIER RoBBED OF ESQ., By WONN-lHt
THIEF DIscHAEGED BIZ JuEY.-Mr. John ID. Moore
a DISCHARGED soldier OF the ist Maryland volunteers
states that last wednesday night week ago. he was
robbed of the sum OF S0consisting OF ten sp green
bsck,-by an abandoned woman in tins city lie
n,omptly procured her arrest and commitai to await
,-it but failed recover any OF the stoieh inone!'
The trial was also deferred until II came on Yesterday,
before Judge Iugraham resulting III the acqui'a o he
accused under very singular CIRCUMSTANCES MI.
Moore states that he appeared in Court accompanied o!
nnuber of witnesses 10 the fact OF the robDefy bnl
liz they peremptorly refused hearing. MI Moore
alon. was permitted take the witness stand wheh,
AFTER hearing his statement. which they refused
IN allow him TO corroborG'e by other Wit
ncsses then present. the jury hastily gave
yerdic, Of mot guilty and the woman wa, whs
| ncrrnj,ted 10 depart with the stolen money tniS
& Mr. Noores story He further stated certain oihehis
| connected with Judge lngrahams Court, had offered
| Nh Thomas McMann 500 Oh Thursday 10 procure inc
removal OF The plaintiff from the city before the DAY o.
he trial Moore il his way 10 lis nome I'D GUS
seq County Delaware, penniless, and inspired WIN
nrofund belief that he has been swindied by more tn
| ane rersou MeMann, who accompanied him 10 I'M
ONCE when he made this statement confirmed J, en-
rey and further said that they weie both ADVISED D!
| Jndge McC ann, 10 give the mattci publicity. ~
strange story and If wellfoundcd, should mol ne los
! sight o. until duly investigated
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Peruvian Syrup,

Peruvian syrup.
on PROTECTED SOLUTION or THE PROTOxiDE
or IRON.
A SPECIFIC FOR DYSPEPSIA. DEBILITY, AND
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD.
THE VENERABLE ARcHDEACoN SCOTT D. D.
. ~ lave Dssh "rin,-'~rs'.- nv.D.ntic
three short weeks during which have used IL, Persira
syrup that can scarcely persuade myself Of the reality
JOSEPH SCOTT d. d.
Durham Canads Fast. March a. 1855.
ANOTHER CASE OF 27 YEARS sTANDINGl.
In.-y Je~pt, No IS Avonpace Boston ssys 81 lave sui
fsred aud sometimes severely for q from Dyspepsia
taking tn. Peruvian Syrup and found imecs,s
b.ue6 f, H. In tho course four week,
tr,y relieved from auhernss and have enjoyed uninter
rup,.i health ever since"
Tu.aad. haze been changed oy tie Of s PerHr'Gn
syrp from ceIk sly sger'n2 orelu'sfo strong healthy
and harry Sic. and Women aHd Insoi. cannot he''a'e 20
se ,,o, Psmphe, Of 81 pages sent free TO any address
JP DlHsMoRE, No. ID DeyT New York
Sold by Drusrists generally
A Modern Miracle.
From old and Young and voc from high born and
lowy. come. the unlycr,d Voice OF pr1ise 'or
HALL sIClLGAN HAIR RENEwER
IL perfect snd miraculous af.icls Cures ine-a
NJ. eA sI9~ b,, si''1 drr ana WY lsr into Bs.u
Si-n Tre.ses. But above ALL the great wonder u" ''Pa
GRAY HAIR no RS ORIGINAL COLOR
U.e ia few time. and r
PRESTO, CHANGE
the whites and
wor. looking Hair its youthful beauty u does not
DIV. the na but strikes ~ the root AID nus WIN ~" INC
and cooriBs matter. =, ~ -.
II viii not t.le long diag.esbe ra 20 prove the truth OF
~ SsTi n AL COLON returning every day, and
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T.
ioed ,pp-srsnce of the Hair will ne gone giving place 70
lu.trous shining aud beautiful locks .,..
Az. or Halls Sicisn Hair hsnewer no other M'ce o.
al lie i IN effect. You will hnd Il
CHEAP TO BUl, - - .,,
SURE 70 DO YOU GOOD
T.. ar~ many limitations Do sure you procure the seno
in. manufactured only ~ . u
DEMAS BARNES Co, .o,,- ~
Mholesse Agents.
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The a~veu.Thirsies.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, june TO- IstJ.
The subscriptions to-day to tho Seven-Ihlrty
loan, reported 10 Jay cooke were inclnd-
ing 600 900 from the Third National Bank OF 81 Lous
500 Op iron the the Third National Bank Of Cincln
natl $4,000 from the First National Bank Of Cincin
natl; 500 900 from the Second National Bank Of HOs
ten; &OO 900 from the National Bank of the Republic
Boston: $1,000 from the Citizens Bank of Baltimore
500 900 from Smith q Martin, New. York; slOo 900
from 5. 7. Sent. President National Bank. Richmond,
Va 500 900 from the National Bank Of the Metropolis
Washington. ID. c.. and 10000 from the First
National Bank Of Indianapolis. The number VI ind-
Vidal subscriptions amounted TO .4s3
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TIM SEyHSTy.sEvEsrH REGIMBsT.-At a
meeting OF the officers Of this regiment heid on fiaas
evening. at No. 1913 Bowery 1t was Determined 'nh'
arrangements should be made for participating IN Inc
.,shra,on Of the coming Fourth Of July. Lieut. Col.
s,a,ea that since the organization Of the resi.
r,o,. little over wear ago TIE men have never re-
a;rai their State uniform but that he had gone 10
I. mar v some time since whore he had an lnier,NS
,S ,ie Coyernor who stated that the uniforms woud
band The o-th inst II il hoped that the uniforms
III 10 or hand on the 2sh. if not before 40 that these
',"a may be enabled join IN the celebration OF tne
I,snaadence of their adopted country which they
Ihue - "a, xious of doing. The regiment numbers
49, en Ia and 400 men. and Is fast hiling up con
W, tic short time il las been organized, anu INC
sr,bcrras,ments ii mas met Win
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State Rendezvous.
The following dispatch has been received by
the Governor; -. -, oe.

Wv WASHINGTON, June 10, 1865.
GOVERNOR r. z. FESToS The Pnbhc interest 40 demand
an te .neci. instructions chief mastering officers under
Itch regiments be for payment 70 places other
~, 80 rs desirted IN Circular No 49, oil May 10, 81.
$50, var have been revoked by telegraph orders Of ht
date. . 4, iHV t ,ir; IT, anoo,n,oroa
This order is the result OF NE dlicuty encountered
INC and ordnance officers duty in mastering OUT and
cayipe the soiers places than those designated
"a the circular referred TO, aud which were orgihay
selec.ed Ly The Governor with view 10 accommodate
reS,u epts al points near their respective homes Inc
following VIII hereafter be the only PAGES IA te o'aye ~
ubch regiments will be sent for payment new 1orA
City art Island) Albany, Einira Buffalo I.Gchee
ter syracuse, Saokotrs LGI Dor, Plattsburg anu w
deDsburg It was desired 10 send regiments IA sono
instances TO places where The organization was nhoe
M nearer than those above named and with TINS view
lie Governor bad authority 10 designate theil ios
yiding always that paymssters, &C., eonia pe
20 accompany the regiments. The diihculty sAperi'
eneed By the War Department in furnishing tne ~
0uise number Of such officers, has led 10 the fsS".c
Loo OF the order to the original points indicated.
ALBANY kvsRiDg Journal
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Court sfAppeals-The Tax Commissioner
-Oeath Of Judge Ruggles.

ALBANY, friday. june l6 800
In tho Court of Appeals on the l4th instant,
Jadge Alien made application To the Court to make
q motion for argument In the quo toG-r0nio eases
against the holding NewYork Tax Commits
soners The Court reserved its decision and directed
fhe staying Of the remitttus until decided.
Day calendar for Saturday June II: Nos. 81, y, 80
123. 1924 30. l26 l2s, 1870 and 49,.
Judge Comstock announced the death Of the Hon
Charles H. Ruggles, and on his motion the Court
adjourned until Tomorrow morning.
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DIE ID.

pASKs-sudicny on Thnfsday June - Ater -hos, ain
y,ry s,ysr, ia,, Phebe Banks. IN tie sTh ye'' % "'
Ts funeral Will tAks place ., her late residence ha''n
W...L..t,r Co on saturday. At 10 a. IN
C.r,,e.s vii n. IN ntcndancs at Rye Depot cf no oooeh
train from Twenty seventh -
Chicago parss please copy a.,
CoY-up Thursday June ls at II O'Clock IN, IA the '''n
year Of hi, age. Henry Coe .,.,. $1,000
Tie Of the family invited % stenu
tile funeral his late residence No. % Ne"forSs
u, On SUNDAY. -e ls1h inst. al : COCK p H.
cl.RkE-Op Friday June 10, at q a H. At Bfooxly-
Joseph CAEke. aged - years ,, -. - "A,
pelstye. ana friends II The family invited to hear L,
fgo.f di.couf.e on Sunday moins ls'h INST tIe ',ey
b. Oeenl,. a. the Episcopal Church corner q rIehen'
and SInsh-sts. Brooklyn
JARpINE-At 4 ocloch Friday morning June TO- ffedei,es
D. the luan; child q. Jo-ph L. aud Drse JstAihe sso"
months and ~ days . -, -. A. ,o. Md.
sonst. on Monday al O'CLOCK g. La
y.Ry-A, hi. residence We.tpoft Conn. on Friday morn
inr June 10 Archibald Psrk OF this city aged - years
mouth. aud IL days
rl. aud friend. 81 the family respectfully invtea
10 attend the funeral from his late reslence "oaro''
Conn TO morrow sunday afternoon, AZ COCA.
vi. rem n will taken 20 Ryerate VERMONT iof hofnoh
Vernon, paper, pl-ase copy a.
RTCGLT Pouehkeep.ie ~ Y. on Thursday June ~
Hon Charlie. H. Ruyses for many year, Judge OF the 'ou''
| Of Appeals ,,,. ...,a.,.o pough
The uh.ra win tak. place from bis late te'id.nce roue
k..p.lr oil Tuesday th. 2Nh Inst, AZ = y m hrla'e'
and fi.nds invited attend without inf'hef n"e
lWYCkOFF--Ai Anoks, Minnesota, "Wednesday June ~
| 1873 John wyckof OF Brooklyn l.. h. aged 'V5'"'
| ui lsy-.