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THE COURTN.

yuDeMENI AGAINST A DE.uNcr CORPORATION.
ne Jury In the case Of Chew sst the COrpoTaion Of
SsS oE g. 90 n %
Williaps. verdict for plaintiff: Rogers ast- Bick-
70, Esrcs uf
Igt. Starkweather and PlOvman; referred te j. j.
sn'Gr sss. age iSs.s s
Judgement conferred,
PROBATE COURT. L DAY, Judge Wyhe-Iu
lie e the , ss'f.s
nd the sprointmeps Of 4. waiter q saninis
rate s,sI s ss1s Ss tgD0PPtss
,ecord She bequesth. an hsr estate T. her cousin.
Johr >. Adams. ''' '"' A1'0s"' !" 'he latter
yPoLIcE COURT. y.ds. sasii.-ro-d.,, Joseph
oS ;sns Sss.
fds.Id Hs.isy: s:Oi.pisy; ansd ys Thos saiii-
ann sns:d Sss s1 :ss
with threstenins 70 KIN his noeher, Bridget Ian
kus: sS: e s .ss :ss s%.
ss s3ss ss s Il re
iettins the hogs loose; fined Go and costs. 0>ss'
LicEssEp Doe Is PROPERTY. ~
he property Of wilford MeLssd. M Be9rsn dsss &C.
Isssed tie point that there vas
sresnsd property end sseassd could sf :. &c so Dc
Gloss stated that the fse.. IN nsSS e proof nj
ie tne last taxation WAS levied for dog licenses
ne cog was not In existence, and Was Therefore not
dismissed
Ailnsion i made IN morning paper to case Of
me kidnapping % lit lie school girl BY . coiored
voH1an; WHICH WAS tried BY this court, and fine
imposed 81 DO for the offence. The charge was as
sault and battery pot 9. and the proof
not being very direct, light penalty was inicted:
Judge remarkng al the time that had the charxs
been brought for Kidnapping and fully proved a
very severe atty would have been i'm eosed As n
was, the hne and costs amounted 20 81 50, I'm de-
fault Of which the accused jose phine Robinson va
committed IaiI for 90 DAYS 4
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Government Necur1tss
Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, Nov. H.-yirginia skies, old, 50 bid;
DO Jt6a % bid; do. coupon, ODD, SO bid COS ask
70 new 6 bid. West Nirginiss, y bid, rs ask ed
N6r Carolinss, old, % bid, 20 asked; do. new, 10
% q; DO. special tax, Is bid, IL asked
bALIIMoRE, Nov. H-Cotton quiet; low mid
,IIng,IS Flour dull, and market favors buyers
Wheat firm. Corn active and firm; yellow iOa72
mixed western, 20 1.-THE latter for old Oats dull
Rye dull, 20; Provisions unchanged. Butter IN
d apged Whisky firmer, 9sa9SIs
NEW YORK, Nov H-Stocks steady and dull
Gold heavy, llhallz. Governments firm aud steady
Money easy, <s5. Virginia skies, $50; new IS
Worth Carolinss, S4; new, le.<. Exchange, long,
SEw YORK, Nov. H.-Flour steady. Wheat is held
la2 cents higher. Corn steady and quiet
LONDON, Nov. Il, n:50 a. m.-Consols opened at
"a for both Bonds Of los5, 9l1s; 1855, old, 9lsS
iSo7, "a: 10 40's, 81.
FKANKFoRT Nov. l.-Bonds opened at s57I for
the issue of 1862
PARIS, Nov. H.-Rentes Sc francs rs confines
LONDON, Nov. IA, p. m.-ConsOls closed At qSlz
t"r both. American securities rmer. Bonds OF 1852
D. u; le65, old, sl5s; 1867, 94ss; IO-iO's, ek.
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The Weather.

WAX DEPAkIhkNT, Opce CatSI Stgadl UHc<s. a
WASHINGTON, ID. q Nov. Il, 1871, 10 a m
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENTyFoUR HOURS -
he arel OF high barometer has NOV ed since MOndny
from Virginia and New York northeastward 10 The
coast of Maine. The pressure has fallen rapidly in
g rear, with increasing northeast winds IN the
middle States; The low barometer which was I'm
iowa has combined with one that probably was in
Arkansas, and an area Of very low pressure conse-
,usn;4y now exists from Kentucky TO Lakes Erie
nd Huron. Brisk and high northwest winds pre-
all IN the rear OF this area from Michigan south
ward TO the Gulf, and throughout the Mississippi
alley. Increasing southeast winds on the south
atlantic coast, Neeri1g 10 southwest. Rain has
allen very generally from Lake Michigan 90 Lou
i-iana, and eastward to Lat Ontario and Virginia
Failing barometer and threatening or rainy y-afber
northern California and Oregon
PRoEABiLlTIEs.-Tbe lox barometer In Ohio will
frotably move northeaStward into New York: a
lraDch area pass over the middle Atlantic coast A
severe southeasterly storm is approaching the mid
Gle and east Atlantic coasts and Lake Ontario fol
OWED by northwest gales tonight on the lower
lakes, and "wednesday morning in the middle and
g.istern ates, Cautionary SIGNALS are ordered AT
New Orleans, Mobile, Savannah, Charleston, viii
ring ton, Norfolk, Cape May. Baltimore, New York
New London, Oswego, Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo
Detroit, GRAND Haven, Milwaukee and Chicago.
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NEW YORK, No IA Honolulu letter of the
2ifh ultno, gives details OF the loss OF the
American brig ShelehOff, which was rendered
wreck on July Sd, in a gale on the Pacific on the
passage from San Francisco to Honolulu. All
the crew died on the wreck, and when the
10th of October, Captain Hopken only, was
barely alive. The rest of the crew and four
pa sengers persisted from hunger and hardships
i he crew were foreigners. Ashley Crane ana
Charles Davis, of San Francisco, were the only
American passengers
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The Social Movement i'm England ne.
tended.

LONDON, Nov. H.-Scoit Russell writes 10 the
PAP OF to- day giving history of the so-called
been living he would have been its leader. The
movement originated in proposals for a union
between the Peers and workingmen. He denies
mo I positively that its objects or methods were
pohteal or revolutionary, and be strongly adyo-
Gates Perseverance i'm the EFFORT i'm the interest of
Ell cial progress and reform.
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Hartford, Conn, Offsets a new association
% oeheyers in spirits by starting new temper
- A factory for preserving wood and render
;ng 1t jncombustible was destroyed by IRE in San
Francisco recently. - s7f3F 7
~The Chicago people are beginning to feel
like old times again. The divorce business has
opened up briskly.
s|At 0tsumwa, Iowa, at the late election, a
Democrat voted last years printed ticket, say
ipg he "didn't want any new departure In
his'n." 81 = =
SMrs. Fairs arguments for new trial have
been heard in the California Supreme Court,
and a decision will be rendered next week.
~Texas bewails a scarcity OF hogs. We can
spare some from our street cars and other pubic
conveyanccs.
n0The GOODNESS of the weather In the Eastern
portion OF Maine Is unprecedented at this time
Of year. Boys are skating upon ponds in the vi
entity OF Belfast.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WARRANTED PUNE.
Large bottles, 81; per gallon, IS. Also, a large
stock of California Wines, Port, Muscatel Angelica
and others per bottle or in quantity. These Wines
are direct from producers, and the only article
in market that can be relied upon perfectly pure
both Tor communion purposes and the sick. Prices
astonishingly low. i have also pure old Holland
Gin well adapted for delicate persons and females
All these goods are warranted perfectly pure. still
adhere to my former low rates, Is to 80 mt
below usual rates, which is certainly great ind uce
ment to buyers. / keep a large assortment, buy in
large quantities. end hence afford sell low
II will well repay to give call, though it
be little out of your way.
ARFHUR NATTANs, Druggist,
nCI-tr Second and II streets w
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The Apaches Now Have Foemeu wor.
thy of thenr s.StaaI..

oAN rkANCIsCo, Nov. L3.-The Pimo In,lians
N Arizona have made a raid on the Apaches
and kihed thirty-fye men and capSured eight
ehl'cren, together with quantity OF plumber
taken the day previous from the white settle
mems.
The Ia ineipal school-house in Virginia City,
Nevada. was burned this morning; loss nearly
$1,000.
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A conference of liberal representatives from
all parts of Great Britain will be held in Biz
mingham on the 9th proximo for the purpose of
considering the reform of the House OF Lords.
and the proceedings will be watched with great
interest, for it is likely that some very radical
views will be advanced
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c. GUATIER, Importer Of Wines and rardiss
offers for sale - Otard. Dueuy Co. pgnac,
James Hennessey do, Old jamaica Runs, Old s..
Croix Runs, Medar Swan Gins, Olive Tree do, Old
Tim do. Scotch and Irish Whiskies, Sherry Wines,
from 81 ~ upwards; Port, do. do. do. A large as
snrtment Of German, Bordeaux and Burgundy
Wines: California w Zines, Hook, Port, Sherry, Mus
catel, Angelica and Brandes. Medford Runs. Cor
dials and Bitters of all kinds Scotch and English
Ales and POrters, per dozen or cask. The above
will be sold at low figures
~ Discount to the trade.
O. GAUTIER,
Manufacturer Of the Popular Native Wine Bitters,
CclS-tr 1917 and 1919 PenDsy ania ayenu B.
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Ieokirg into the Brooklyn EIect.oa
FraudS

NEW YORK, Nov. H.-The Brooklyn Board of
Aldermen yesterday increased their committee
% cinyP the woes, and finding evidence of
.Pud, have certified the election inspectors TO
appear beiole them.
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Tweed's ReSignation.

NEW YORK, Nov. H.-There il no doubt that
Tw-eds resignation has been in the possession
OF Mayor Hal since Thursday last, and vester-
cav CONSULTATIONS were held with prominent
eitizers by The Mayor in an endeavor TO urge
them TO accept the position.
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THURSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
DEB Is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by al druggists Price, % and 50 cents
ER restores soiled gloves equal to new Sold BY all
Inggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, Is
cents deS-lv
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Col. JOHN E. SMITH, of the 18th infantry
has been commissioned by the P-es;de 4; to p-o
ceed to Arizona and &c whas caa be done there
in the Indian matte.
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BatchelOr's Hair Dyo.

THIS splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world
HARMLESS, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
sad, nor any cttalic poison to produce paralysis
lth. Avoid the Wanted and delasive preparations
lasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
A Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty yeaTs
che only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
y all druggists. Applied at 10 Bond street, New
fCTk e5-tf
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General Siberian and rIjeateuau,
Grant not vet on the RrinY

NEW YORK, Nov. 4-General sherman and
pslty Old not embark on the Wabash yesterday
as that ve;sel was not ready for sea- She en-
countered severe gale on the trip from Boston,
and three men at the wheel we've severely Injured.
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TIE New York n,orey narket Yesterday was .mnIx
supp'l w'h 'uncs seeking employ mept on all. aud
ne ia es wee from 10 per cent. There was Q
aIket; The dealings In the Of ock market were
9pnnr. a 10 professional spSculatOfs. Government
prices.
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CADET EDWIN Z. BREWER has been dis
missed ON the West Point llta~y Aca1e n
bv order OF SCcies--y Be'.na0, 40 ha-.a-s sing
and Improperly interfering with cadet sentinel
OF duty
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APPoINTBD.-John III. Pryor, of Ma yland.
and Rev. Chas. Adams. New Hampshi-e, have
y N appointed fj,st-clF~s clerks in the Post
& ia Depa -tment.
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Hon. CALEB CUSHING having formally -.
signed h pos ton as United Sts.-s cour sel be-
fore the American and Sp-nsh claim c)m-
mission, tie President VII soon appoint his
.,lccs.
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rae ;, Nov H--Gou'-- I'd has b en- appointed
ambas sador 10 lta'y, vice Choiseul. whose res
Mini -er OF the Interior, has bsen appol ed
Mi Mister 70 Relrium
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W. II. KE7Ns, OF Pr 'adelphia, hT7 been ap-
pointed United St-tc- marsha for the eastern
district Pom sylva1ia, vice CT % y deceased
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eDccfe Sbtuneusx,

NV YORK, Nov. 14..-fhe steamship Car
or took odt s15,oCo in silver specie for Eui0p
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INTERNAL REvENU E.-The receipts from this
ounce TO-DAY wee SS17, .S.25
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REsIGNAT ON ACCEP go TIE Comr 'ssiou-
er of Internal Revenue has accepted the resig-
nation Of HOIauo q. S.c&ell, Co'iecSo. o. Inte-.
nal Revenue for the Fourth District OF Penn
sylvaHia. Mr.. SicSell bav ng r. .gned to accep.
the Pension ge1cy in Philadelpha.
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The Dukes motto, 81 am here, !" hasn't been
adopted by the Grand Duke, so far rs heard
rom.
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REPUTATION IN SOUTH CARoLINA-The
Ohsrleston NeWs says It q caucus Of the coiored
gembers Of the State Legislature held last week,
II was received to make no appropriation this
coming season Tor the payment OF the interest on
ne State debt, and declared themselves In favor
u ire reputation of both the old and new deb.
Of the State.
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The Ctronsele appears in new type and is
prnfed on new press. 1t is good paper and
de.eryes the success il has made. =
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DRY GOODS.

DRODHEAD 4 CO., (remoy ed TO 1905 street }
H low offer their entire stock of Dry Goods, Gloves
u siery. &c. AZ greatly reduced prices Prints,
g. g. and upwards FlaDnels, Csc. aud upwaris
Waterproof, 81 and upwards; Bleach-d and Un-
b. sched COttOns, &C. and upw ards; Cant, n Elan
ne. E1sc. and upwards; Sheetings, T1sc. and up
I'd; NelyeteeB, 75c.; elegant Paris Kids, 81
beautiful SCaTfs, 60c.; Coats and Cark's Sterling
Spool Cotton. &C.; Black Silks. from 5 u up, (ee-
CANT AZ So and an immence stock IF other goods,
cheap for cash BRODHEAD & CO, 1905 + - -,
betw cen l2th and 18th streets. nol5-3t
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
SSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TODAY.
IsIegroThed Erotusirely 70 Tse EueniNq Star.
hOlera Spreading I'm llansIanfinonIe


LONDON, Nov. H-Letters from Constants
rope rep'Cscnt that the cholera Is spreading in
Iat city, and the number % deaths from the
pidt m inc cases d.ly.
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THE CABINET met al noon &c day tn al the
members present, but the session was a $40
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THAT was palpable hit made by Secretary
Belknap in a reply to a newspaper interviewer
who had the bad taste to ask what would become
OF the armv dsIrirg General Sherman's alb -enee.
men could manage it, with little help from
IN.
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lanes T. BRIEN, PRACTICAL PLUMBER,
~ STEAM and GAS FILTER, and DEALER i'm
iana avenue, and 62l q street, (under Seaton
House, JobbiDg promptly attended to- Charges
moderate. noa-I1
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THE BOARD OF PuRIIc wosKs b,xe al
dressed communication 90 the chief OF police
requesting him TO arrest all parties casting ltl,
or rubbish on the streets.
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FEENOH AND ENGLISH WOODEN DRESS
GOODS.
All me fabrics Of this seasons i'm portatioI at
extremely low prices. JOSEPH j. MAY.
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NhllONhL
PAREPA res GRAND ENGLISH OPERA.
u. HE IVO.-...... Business Manager
SEASON OF sIXNIGBTs AND ONE MATINEE.
THIS (Tuesdayl EVENING, Nov. IA, at .. m.
Mr.. TOM KARL, 4 hs ShsO fully recovered, vii
-iVENiiG IN I HG9Es /, G T g q GaIs:"'
Which will be nroduced for the i-s: time in English,
n,fo O. with TN ioowis rowsItgl z zas srcu,x
&c IN 70 debut o. aiy sfa1ori Te?of d Gfa:;aj
Duke AIio1s",,,...,.. ...... NJ. AZ NY cooE
Rus Mr.. WHIEE
With Mess Ba ieman, C6iesa. and Nicol,
MIME rAEf$$ Eos$ f S a grand roll of
Inc day bcsa! Of the most eminent American
ma o1 Pcmsr 81
Nib S9 will be produced for The frat time in VASE
h"r day.RSE GIOVANNI.
s sutfraMGGRRhNBS GALA MATINEE
Saturday eyeningIIhe MARRIAGE oFFIGA RI.
in orchestra Grcs Dress Circle sIe
$40, Ad@issisn; y. GALLERY, 80 Cents.
WALLS OPERA HOUSE.
lessee and Manager.-.-........Mr.J J. G, SAVILLE
MOSnAY EvENING, November Is, 1871.
AND ONE MATINEE,
OF the M Hsr SahN sS9 fGSFs GSSSsdn
IN his very successful and Powerful Drama entitled
Inter- per ed with numerous Songs, Dances, aud
TIE Tea1H by
ing at Ellis MUSIC Store SATURDAY no mGan
Walls OPERA HOUSE.
PROFESSOR RIsLEY
n nuh md it nf Wash
ngton that he has leased from Mr.. Saville Walls
GsTa Has f snsHs Ens
ho N 1 Gk NGssP RfI z. ls'l' no,.s
THE 2EPHas IS anA
ssSeSSPg thsTfsfsr until further notice, at MA
OLE ssEo'} ON I HABs sHHa Ns sss Ne
'h s1N nARKkkITrER,s. HrH ST.
asiss 6dd FsOR Hail. streets
shades, Pctnres, Frams. Picture SoEda and Tasseis
ai ST Efsii! 81 cI e the District
Please remember Name and Number. ap1s-ly'
LECTURES.
DEMANDS OF LABOR
Uoe the CIVILIZATION OF the Age: in reply 70 Miss
u ckenson Lecture on " DemsS ogues and Working
H. CLAY PREUSS,
AZ Odc Fellows Hall 9TH street, WEDNESDAY
ENENIh g, 18th inst, at O'Clock.
Admiss 10 4, rs cents noI4c.s
&c T U RE
The Hon. VINCENT COLYER will deliver Lee
tgre on Arizona and the Apache Indians on WE'D
NESDAf EVENING, at ~ o elk, in the 4th Presby-
terian Church, 9th street Mr. Celyer eloquent
speaker and rich entertainment may be ex pee ted
Admission, so cents, at the door noi3 2ts
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BUFFALO" BLACK ALPACAS and
BEAVER MOHAIRS.
We the agents for the sale of these celebrated
brands Of BLACK ALPACAS, and have on hand all
the qualities, from 81 cents to 81 . uer yard
JOSEPH j. MAY.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
We have a complete stock of - Lupin'sn cele
bratrd MORNING DRESS GOODS; also, ENG
IISH GRAPES, CRAPS Wells, BLACK LONG
SHAWLS, BLACK KID GLOVES, &c, &c, at
very lowest cash prices.
JOSEPH J. MAY,
e39 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 10th.
JOSEPH j. NAYS
PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT,
93e Pennsylvania ave-, between 9th and 10th ste.
81 An immense stock of the very best quality
PARIS KID GLOVES, with one, two and three but
tons.
81 Ladies', 50. Gents, 81 IS; Misses, Sl5O
SLUPINS KID GLOVES at 81 a pair.
Lol3tr5
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TAXABLE PFHsosALProrrprv

TAXABLE personal Property IN Tur mrs
1R'CT OF CoLUNBtA.-The o., es~ed yalue o.
taAab'e pe,cona' property in the Distrses of Co
,unoer the cut assessment .is a. follows:
Yves IinG ION, c3.:73. 576.a6, of which amonn,
( sSxn%3 ~ nom income on notes bonds AM
other eNicenc = OF indeht~sfn - and Is taxed A
me rate O. per cent; and -. lei = % i for
housShoid effects. &c, not exempt from tax
on which a tax Of 20 cents for each hundred ,iol-
lars v levied. GeorgetDwh S3I5 coz. s. OF which
~ ,o'0ll Is ,aned NJ per cent, and s2s5. "a "a
= aahcd Az ~ cents per hundred dollars.
County, g. 4,s7l.Ii, of which $40 6ss is IL taxed
al per cent, and slg ,111 so IL taxed 30 cents
per hunoied collars Had the Original tax bin
rs al nrst framed last session not been amended
result, Ms by IL notes, bonds, stocks, Sc. would
have been taxed 5 per cent on their market
naiue, IN place OF on the income derived from
them merely. The amount OF revenue from this
assessment will not reach $50 .Oc0, which IS con-
sderably below the exp citations Of the officers
OF the District government
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LOCA L NE VS..
The Barrett-PeIiard Case.
JUpsNESr EoK MUs. roLLAEo-

TheeNAminatioE Ofthe charge of FORE ble entry
aud detainer against Mr. -. ID. Barnett. in tsk iHg
po>, vsssOn Of premises leased O. Mrs. q. A. Pos
lard, Vas resumed before Justice Walter this
morning, when Mr. Barrett t1stih a. her evi-
a. nee ,UrrohOrating that Of Mr.. B..rnett aud
after the oounsci bad argued the c - he jus
tee reserved his DECISION
Justice Walter delivered his decision fhgs Al
te'noon After giving history OF the case ne
s-Ns: The act of Congress OF July 4th. lisa,
section 2 psoNides that when q pe4oeahle en-
ny - made INTO premises, and possession i
uniawfully held by folce.' the ayr level marty
NAV, upon complaint I'm due forrn rhsrrins, =
forcihle detziner,' have the chargr i6vesti-
gated by justice of the peace. and IN N i es-
;abliShed be nav have judgment .or the roSS-.s-
son OF the premises, and execution for his costs
In this case the plaintiff was nut In Possession 81
the pre- misses 10y tie defendant him elf ,,n.ie, .
written lease. dispute ArOse a. &, the nav
heht OF the rent reserved in the lease. and the
deitndAnt re.orted 90 the remedy q s..ttle thai
iu'Suon prortded ~ oss 81 a. careaan,s Of Afr
t'ose. Had he relied upon that mode ana h,een
satisned 10 tSke the remedy ne had himself sim
nisted Tor IN writing, the law would have settled
he rights Of the parties. But ne chose 10 tale a
Inherent course, aud, setting the law Al ,leaance
he law, sly took pose sion OF the premises
While rs suit Was pending aud the plaintiff
II ably occupying them; and when IA de-
na1ded admit sion be iorc bly, keps her from
ter ag aud siill holds he TOT her 10 I, on
j am the-e{ore corstra'nSd q enter again.
m a judgement Tor the plaintiff cor the M
: On OF said prt mi'e- aud costs"
Justice Plant Yesterday afternoon gave lis
does on In the cas- Of Barrett AIT Poliard-to
obtain posse ssion OF the premises-in favor of
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GIN. Howard, in h.s annual rel ort as Com
ms Oner o: the Frcedmen's Bureau, recon-
meDds the total abolition of what remains of
that Institution, on the ground that such work
9s remains can now be performed by Other DC
par,ments. He urges tIat he payment of boun-
ties 10 colorcd troops, which has been one of the
principal iurciioDs of The bureau, be placed on
he same footing as the payment of bountic5 to
q, her trOopS,
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