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SHEEREEENsS SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE.
4 n DISTRICT COURT-State of Louisiana-Parish
Il Of Natchitoches.-No 6264-AUs1TE RouB1EN vs..
HENRIETTA NJ BossIER. BY virtue of writ of ter IA
cias issued from the honorable the District Court of
the parish of Natchtoces and directed % the Sheriff
Of the parish of Caddo will sell at public auction, at
the Court House door, in the city of Shreveport par
sh of Caddo, State aforesaid, on 90,
Saturday, the 18th day OF April, 1868,
between the hours of II o'clock A NJ, and o'clock
NJ. the following described property, to-w
The west half of southeast quarter of section nine
teen Q9), township fifteen l5y range eleven l1), con-
tanning eighty S0) acres also, lots one two three
four five six, seven and eight 4, 4, ), 6. and 81,
in section twenty-tour (24), township fifteen Q5 range
twelve l2), containing three hundred and twenty (320
acres, in Caddo parish. . - -
Seized as the property of the defendant, and to be
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit with
all costs.
Terms of sale-CASII, with benefit of appraiscment
JOHN J. HOPE, Sheriff
Shreveport, March 4, 1858. [5t pfSl8 90
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Commercial Intelligence.
SOUTH- " ESTERN OFFICE,
s I,nrnrnrt NJ nrah ,


Shreveport, March IS, 1868.
In the way Of trade, the past week has been one of
the 9uest Of the 1t would be difficult to pick
out mid summer week that could exceed it for dull
ness. This is owing doubt to the planting season
of the year and the impass able condition of the roads
leading into the interior Most of the planters are
busy preparing to put in their crops while the profess
ional wagner is deferred from putting in full time by
the continued rains and bad roads Thus, in great
measure cut off from trade with the interior.
This is unfortunate for merchants the market is
guted with every description of staple goods. Four
or five weeks ago they could have been disposed of
readily, but they drug. Every dollar at the
command land good deal that was not of our mer-
chants had been invested, in anticipation of brisk
spring trade in the necessaries of life No doubt as
soon the roads passable and the crops well
under way business will revive ttle but the rush is
over for this season.
C0TTON-For the condition of our cotton market,
we refer to the following:
REPORT OF GREGG & MART1S-Tuesday, March IL
But little has been done in cotton market for
days, owing to light receipts and limited amounts Of
fering. However, fluctuations have been frequent and
to US, without tangible cause, unless attribute them
to the putting forth and withdrawal of capital Our
kilograms, from day to day, show other markets very
irregular changing almost hourly. We give closing
quotations follows:
Good Ord. Low Mid Middng
Thursday .2O15@2l q @2l15 2lA@224
sna@y az q SG@ 51 s q gssI
Monday. ........2l @2l4 2l1l@22 90 @22}5
This morning, market unchanged Gold scarce and
in request at 140@l43.
The following is the amount Of cotton received from
the interior, by the respective merchants, during the
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NOTICE.
IA R. BENZ. D. CHASE is fully authorised to receive
W. and receipt for all money due the succession of
A. kimble, deceased for work purchases from A.
kimbe's Carriage Factory Blacksmith Shop. He
will continue the business, heretofore, for account
of the succession. WM ROBSON,
Agent for Mrs jessie Kimble.
Shreveport, December 4. 1887. If
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Saturday, the 4tIl day of April. 1868.


- .- SHEfSIFF'S SALE.
DISTRICT COURT-State of Louisana-Parish
Il of Caddo-No. 7S09.-J. C. JONES VS.. NJ. E. O'BAS-
NON, Administrative. BY virtue of writ of sale ISSUED
from the honorable the District Court of the parish
Caddo and to me directed, will sell at public auction,
at the Court House door, in the city of Shreveport par
ish and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 4th day of April, 1868,
between the hours of II O'Clock A. and O clock P
NJ, the following described property, to-wt:
Section thirty six (56) township sixteen (6) range
fifteen DO containing six hundred and orv( )acres
and section one C), township sixteen Q6) range six
teen t containing six hundred and forty (640) acres
the entire tract of land containing twelve hundred and
eighty 1850 acres Also the following personal prop
erty, VIZ Two hundred bushels corn, more or less and
three stacks fodder said lands together with all the
oudlngs, improvements and appurtcnances unto said
land belonging, in the parish of Caddo.
Seized as the property of the defendant and to be
sold to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above en-
tied suit, together with all COSTS
Terms OF sale-CASH, without benefit of apprase
ment. JOHN J. HOPE Sheriff
Shreveport March 4. 1863 F5t nfS1S
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PLEASANT HILL DAY SCHOOL.
FETHIS SCHOOL opened on Monday, the 9Th
d day of January, 1868. The Principal is de-
termined ID. VI to make it permanent prominent
institution. Children of both carefully instructed
and kindly cared for. Board be obtained in the
neighborhood on moderate terms. 1t is located in
Caddo parish on the Texas line three miles from Caddo
Lake. Terms SIS, $40 $25per session. according to
advancement.
fel2 3m O. P. TAYLOR, Principal
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
FENHE col partnership heretofore existing under the
Il name and style of CALDWELL & CO., was dis
solved by mutual consent the 18th instant Either
party is authorised to quidate the claims of the late
firm SIMON KAHN will continue the Livery bust
at the old stand, of Edwards and Texas
streets. JOHN CALDWELL,
SIMON KAHN.
Shreveport, February 26, 1868. I5t
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NEW ORLEANS AND SEEREVEpORTs
c A * LINE.

s~zmasszss THIS elegant and light draught racket.
~ss.-is having been thoroughly repaired and re-
SzssEe34stssS fitted, will regularly between New
Orleans and Shreveport She stands Al
in all the Insurance companies. For freight or passage
apply on board rd95 -
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SETERIEFsS SATE


IN DISTRICT COURT-State of Louisiana-Parisb
of Caddo.-By virtue of eleven writs of eri facias
issued in the suits of S E. Waskom O. J. TAYLOR S p
Griffin, J. Monks 4 Cobb, T. W. Jones' A. NJ Durham
Hamilton Co., Phelps Il Co., james c. Brown. A. NJ
Burnham, and Walsh & Bosseau VS. Southern Pacific
Railroad Company, Nos. 7647, 76tS 1862, 1850, MS.
1I74 7TSS 7769 7791 1905 and 1905 from the honora
Bile the District Court of the parish of Caddo and to
me directed, will sell public auction at the Court
House door, in the city of Shreveport parish and State
aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 4til day of April. 1868.
between the hours of II O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock P
NJ, the following described property, to- wit:
All the right, title and interest of the defendants as
lessees of the Vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas Rail
road Company in and to the Railroad track or bed from
Red River at Shreveport to the Texas State line Also
the locomotive B. NJ Johnson, the locomotive jaw Bird
two passenger cars FIVE fat cars box cars large
letter press, all the lumber and building material &c on
lots one, two, three and four e. g and A. in block
ght 4S in the city of Shreveport and also the
following in the city of Shreveport to wit: Lots one
two, eleven and twelve a. g II and 12) in block sixty
one (6 lots four five and six a. and six) in block
forty eight (4S) lot nine (9 in block fortv-three 43)
all that portion of block twentysx (26) lying betw cen
Cotton street and the railroad track the whole of
block forty four (44).
Seized as the property of the defendants and to be
sold to satisfy the wrs in the above entitled suits
with all costs
Terms of sale-CASH, with benefit of appraisement.
JOHN J. HOPE Sheriff.
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KouNs-iINE LoW-WATER PACKETS,

KONNs-LiNE LOW-WATEE FACKETs.
era NC. = .-........ Capt. ISAAC K0UNS
Fanhle Gilbert. ............Ca Capt. JOHN KOUNS
Fioneer Capt. B. B. KoUNS
eosSameT Capt. McCHESNEY.
(1rade 1aaF&-' Two White Rings around the CHM
neys and Two Long Whistles
ssasaas7s, DURING the past season the above line
Ia=,.z.sssA OF low water packets has been put in
s.s5SES thorough repair, and stands Al in all the
- insurance companies. They will ply
aooVe ana oeo" Shreveport, the water permits and
extend their trips above the Raft as soon as The river
rises sufficiently For freight passage, apply on
UOaIu
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= UEtLs1AIss ANU KED EEaV EIN PACK EFT.
.fvus-s = THE light dranght steamer ROSE
eS5sS:zz zsss FRANKS. Capt N. N. Woods, will
make regular trips between New Orleans
and Shreveport, during the owwater season. As soon
as the water will permit, she will extend her trips
above the raft The Rose Franks stands AL in all the
insurance companies. For freight passage apply
board. d4 If
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JUDGMENT,

TNENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-state of
q Louslana-Parish of Caddo-No. 7796-MARY c.
1GoN VS.. JOSIAH GULL. In this case, by reason of
the law and the evidence it is ordered Judged and
ment against the defendant, Josiah GULL for the full
sum OF two hundred dollars with five per cent. per
annum interest from December 81, 1874; and for the
further sum of two thousand eight hundred and twenty
dollars, with five per cent per annum interest from De-
cember 81 1852 1t is further ordered that plaintiff s
legal mortgage claimed in petition be recognised
on all the property of defendant for the mentioned
sum- from December 1914 and for the last from De-
cember 81, 1852 1t is further ordered and decreed
that the community of acquets and gains heretofore
existing between plaintiff and defendant be, and the
same Is hereby dissolved and that the plaintiff be and
hereby restored to the possession aud control of her
separate and paraphernal property and costs to be
taxed.
Done and signed in open Court this 2Sth day of Feb
ruary, AID. 1868. JAS l. WEEMS
Judge 10th Judicial District La.
The above IS true copy Of the original Judgment in
the above entitled suit file and of record in my
office.
~ Given under my hand officially, this 29th day
L. S. (of February, A. D.. lS6S.
1rh
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FOR RENT.
TE7HREE FURNISHED ROOMS-For gentlemen Ap-
J. ply to MRS. WYLY,
Edwards street.
fe5 tt between Milan and Crockett
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=, IL
FOR SAE,F CHI EAE

FOR SALE-CIHEAP
q n ACRES LAND, located in Tarrant county
O4V Texas about q miles from Dallas Land
represented to be good For further particulars apply
to G.. w. DILLARD
jy31 If office South Western
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EHIVE LOTS, beautifully located near the business
e. part of town, in block No. 81 Nos g. 10, II, -
md -, Market street, fronting Cross bayou To be
old CHEAP. Terms cash. Apply to
T. W. JONES'
aui If at the Foundry
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NEW ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT.
u

Leaves every TUESDAY ana FRIDAY, positively.
ssseagz, FoR New Orleans Grand Bayou. Cou-
ik-...fs shatta, Camptk, Grand Ecore, st. Mau-
g. - rice Cotile Alexandria, Nornan's Bar
azz@sazsSzz= bins and all intermediate andings.The
fine passenger steamers BART ABLE. W C. IIar-
rlson master, VIM Gulbertson clerk; 3. l.. HODGE
No. ?. p. c. Montgomery master, F.v Cellos cIerk:
NAIION Al, John Smoker MASTER RICHARD Sinnot,
clerk, will leave as follows:
Bart Able. Hodge No. 2. National.
Friday, Jan'ry 81 Tuesday, Feb. 4BFrday Feb'ry
Tuesday, Feb. 10tFriday, " l4Tuesday, u
Friday, " q Tuesday, " 25Fridav. %
Tuesday, Mar. SIFriday, March 6Tuesday, Mar'h 10
Friday, " IS Tuesday, q l7Friday 90
Tuesday, "a Friday. s7T'uesdav. ~
Friday April 3jTuesday April Friday. April 10
The above steamers connect at Shreveport with tho
No steamer EARLY BIRD for Jefferson and
VIII leave positively on schedule time For freight or
passage apply On board or to HER { BOUROUIN
fe5 If
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REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET. :

The light draught steamer MITTIE
sI{rT.L :, sFEEoK5 EMS, Chas. E. Marshall, MASTER
E y S. A. Whyte, clerk, will make regular trips
between New Orleans and Shreveport touching at all
intermediate landings, for the balance of the season
For freight or passage, apply on board to ILER &
BOURQUIN. Tfe12 If
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NEW ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT.
Weakly cI-o4


TIE Kouus-Line packet LAFOURCHE
$40 2 Capt. John kouns, will make regular weekly
s%&=Esaltrips between New Orleans and Shreyenort
Tor the balance of the season, leaving New Orleans
every Saturday at o'clock PM and Shreveport every
the heetest boats in the trade and can make the tim
with all ease For freight or passage, apply on board
CONSTABLE's SALE.
m JUSTICE REALE'S COURT-State Of T,onis;e,,o
G. A: Cook G. c. CArLETr By virtue Of writ 81
her acas issued from the honorable the Justices Court
Tor ward No 4, parish Of Caddo, State of Louisiana
and to me directed will sell public auction At the
State aforesaid, on F'' P"l''n anu
Monday, the 30th day of March. 1863.
the following described property, to,wit T. NJ
One close Coach Carriage.
Seized as the property of the defendant and to he
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitle sn Win
all costs. e en''tie sutI' WIN
Terms of sale-GAsH, with benefit of appraisement
Oh, J. l.. SCARBOROUGH Constable
shreveport, March lo 1865 - nf Sc *
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NOTICE.,

NOTICE.
WE tt undersigned agree that from and after this
w date, 3. H. TRUSTWORTHY shall be the liqu-
dating partner of ELSTNER. Trustworthy & CO.,
who is authorised to make all settlements for said firm
(Signed) J. G. ELSTNER,
B. H. Trustworthy,
w. H. ELSTNER.
Shreveport February "a, 1868.
THE BOOKS AND PAPERS of Eistner Trustworthy
Co. will be found in the office of J. G. ElSrNER at
No on the Levee, who is, in my absence authorised
to receive and receipt for all moneys due said firm
B. H. Trustworthy,
Lquidang Partner.
Shreveport February 26 1853 fees If
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'EEyTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT-state of
4 Louisiana, parish of Caddo No. 7795-E. s.
GULL VS.. J: GAMBL1N. In this case, by reason of
the law and the evidence, it is orderd, adudged and
decreed that the plaintiff E. s GULL have and
the defendant, j. s. Gambin, the full OF four hun
dred dollars with five per ceat per annum interest
from December 81, 1862, and that plaintiffs legal mort
gage for that amount from that date be and IS hereby
recognised as claimed petition in the property of de-
PENDANT 1t is further ordered and decreed that plain
TIT be and is recognised in her right of
property described in petition, being her sepa-
rate paraphernal property and that plaintiff be and is
hereby restored to the possession and control of her
separate and parapherna property, and that the COM
many OF acquers and gains existing between plaintiff
and defendant be dissolved, and costs to be taxed.
Done and signed in open Court, this 2Sth day Of
February, A D. 1868 JAS. /. WEEMS,
Judge 9th Judicial Dist La
!, 5 q. Wright, Deputy Clerk of the District Court
IN and for the parish of Caddo and State aforesaid,
do hereby certify the within and foregoing to be a
true and correct copy of the original judgment rem
dered in the suit of E. S. GULL VS. J. S. Gamblin No.
7195 on the docket of said Court ali of which is
now on file and Of record in my office.
- Given under my hand officially, this the Cd
L. s. day of March, A D. 1868.
- mia ST. S. G. WRIGHT, Dept. Clerk.
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DROF. HENRY A. HORN will give lessons in Vocal
u and Instrumental Music, including Thorough
bass He plays the Organ and Melodeon, and if de-
sired willlead church chors and singing Clubs Pianos
tuned II is also prepared give lessons in French
and German For further particulars inquire at this
Office to the Professor, al Mr., Fords Female Inst
tute building mia If
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TO RENT.
49, THE MOSS-SIDE PLACE-A delightful resi-
.: dence, about one-quaTter of mile from the head
OF Texas street. Fine orchard and garden with
fifteen acres ground in cultivation good well and
underground cistern.
Also-A GOOD RESIDENCE, on Edwards street,
to the Shreveport Institute and next door
to Dr. Williams.
Also-Two very PLEASANT ROOMS for small fam.
ines, IN the Institute The occupants be boarded
in the house. Inquire of
fel9 tt J. FRANKLIN FORD
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SHREVEPORT AND JEFFERSON.

= L 8 T 0. 9,
ISAAC H. KoUNS observation-disclosures. Captain
s2y.s-~ r. THIS new light draugbt packet Quilt ex-
1@A4eta 2Hneatr
@sss5zazSz= trips between Shreveport and Jefferson
during the entire For freight passage apply
on board dos If
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JEFFERSON AND NEW ORLEANS.

..>-luarr.. TIE splendid, swift passenger packet
I f. Isz.' p RICHMOND, W 7. Boardman, mas
tTll.s ter, with G. J. Boardman in the office, will
- make regular trips between Jefferson
and New Orleans during the entire season. No pains
will be spared to give full satisfaction to shippers and
passengers, For freight passage, apply board.
ia22 If
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NEW ORLEANS AND JEFFERSON.

s-.. THE light draught fast-running steamer
tfsl.aS'1" q CADDO Capt. "A. Barnes, JIM. Tuck
afs4E1&T44S clerk, will run regularly between New
E=sss1Ssss= Orleans and jefferson, touching at all
Intermediate points For speed and comfort she is
surpassed by any boat in the trade. For freight or
passage apply on board or to IIEIl i B0URQUIN.
ia22 IF
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fESHE Copartnershp heretofore existing between J.
d W LANCASTER, S. 3. McCUTCHEN J. y RO
GERS and J. l.. NAPLES, under the style of Lancas-
ter McCutchen Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent J. w Lancaster and j. L. Naples having with
drawn The business in future will be conducted I'M
der the name and style of McCUTCHEN & co.
S. 3, McCUTCHEN,
J. V. ROGERS.
ShreTeDort february 1853
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ORLEANS AND JEFFERSON PACKET
IIXZEE HOPKINS, Capt. j.
ansG. p Roots, will make regular trips between
,ss-1E. New Orleans and Jefferson for the balance
OF the season. For speed and comfort she is unsur-
passed by any boat in the trade. Being of very light
draught she will be able TO make the trip where any
other boat For freight passage apply board
i115
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REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET.

IT. = TINS new light draught packet RIGHT
e9ess.s.5Z5s y Z, Capt. Noah Scove Josiah War
rem clerk, will make regular trips between
New Orleans and Shreveport during the lovswater
season As soon as the water permits she will extend
her trips above the raft She stands Al in all the in
surance companies. For freight or passage apply on
board or to ILER & BOURQUIN fd4tf
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ENE0RM ALTON.

INFORMATION.
INFORMATION guaranteed to produce ,uxuriant
4 growth of hair upon bald head or beardesss face
also recipe for the removal of Pimples, Blotches
Eruptions, c,etc., the skin leaving the SOFT
clear and beautiful be obtained without charge
by addressing TH0S. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist
fe19 Am S23 Broadway, New York.
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FHVHE FIRM existing in this city under the style of
Il CULP & CONWAY Will be continued as hereto
fore, until further notice. A. CONWAY
Surviving Partner
Shreveport, La, Jan. s, 1853 Jas IT,
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FOR SALE.


- LARGE BOILERS, "a feetlong, 40 inches diameter
- two double fues in each in complete order APP
ply to Ids 12t7 STACEY l. POLAND
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NOTICE,

NUI IJEe
HUR1NG my absence from the parish DR.. H CUR
~ RE is my duly empowered agent to transact any
business. HUGH B. CURRIE
Caddo parish, February 26, 1868 T5t*
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VIRGINIA NEWS

The Old Commonwealth says Rockingham
is the best reconstructed county in the State;
over twenty steam saw mills are in active oper-
alton besides about the same number Of new
saw mills erected to be run by water power.
The number of new residences erected in the
county since the close of the war, are already
500, and about $50 substantial barns; ALSO
twenty grst mills, and other institutions of q
like nature.
Harrisonburg, in Rockingham county, is a
growing, improving town. Many new build
ings have recently been erected-business ISM
creasing, new manufacturing establishments
and stores are being opened, &c.
The V. NJ. Institute opened on the lst inst.
There are upwards of two hundred Cadets
present for duty, and additional names are adj
dcd to the roll every day.
The Direct Ocean Trade Convention will as
semble in Norfolk, on the second Wednesday,
che 18th, of October.
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ICOMAIUNICATED

TIE BLACK CRooK,-A gentleman was per
suaded to see the 'BIack Crook, in Washing
ton, few nights since, and took his little boy
with him. His impressions of the play were
not favorable, and he says as to the SHORTAGES
of the skirts Of the ''crookery' so far as be
could discover, some of them had none at all!
that could be seen. To use his own words, 1T
was an improper exhibition, and was ashamed
for nv little boy to see me there. You have
seen the pictures on the bills? Well it is just
like that only more so. And yet the theatre
was crammed from floor to ceiling with men
and women who would have been ashamed to
have been seen at the Canterbury; but for all
that, the Canterbury people are modest to the
Crook people" H..
There are variety Of opinions about this
exhibition. The Washington Star says: Some
people have abstained from going to see the
"Black Crook" under the mistak Ken id ca that
there was something improper about it but
this notion has been dispeled by the concurrent
testimony of all who have seen it. The dresses
of the young ladies are nothing like as short as
report had given out, and the performances are
characterized by proprlcty and good taste !;
much more so, 10 fact, than the usual run OF
ballet performances.
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Assistant Attorney General Ashton sent in
an opinion to the Secretary Of War, on We'd
nesday, in reference to the Southern claims for
compensation for seizure and use of premises
during the war. He takes the ground that
under the existing laws the Quartermaser
General has no authority to allow any demands
of this character.
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The legality of Trades Unions is about
to be determined by master masons Of New
York city before the Courts OF that city, 4
of one Of the New York BrickIayers' Unions
has been instituted, and a criminal prosecution
also commenced. The gist Of both action is
the same. It is, that the persons named as de-
PENDANTS have unlawfully contcderatcd and con
spired to do certain acts against trade and
commerce, and in violation Of the laws OF the
State of New York.