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Tho following dispatch was recently forwarded
to Governor Worth, Of North Carolina, with refer.
once to the effect the last proclamation had upon
the case of Major Gee:
wAsHIxGTOS, D. c., April q, lsG6
To GJverRor Worth:
am directed by the President to inform you
that by his proclamation Of April ., 1865 1t was
not intended TO interfere with the military commits
sions al that time previously organized or trials
then pending before such commissions, unless by
special instructions the accused were to be turned
over to the civil authority General Ruger has
you refer but before the execution Of any sentence
rendered by said commission to report all proceed
ings to the War Department for examination and
revision. There has been an order this day pre-.
pared, and will soon be issued, which will relieve
and settle all endorsements growing out Of mis-.
construction Of the proclamation, Of which will
send you copy. EDWARD COOPER,
Acting Private Secretary.
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SENATOR DIXON ON REcoNsTRUc-
TON.

In the Senate, Wednesday, Mr.. DIXON, Of Con.
necticut, said:
''Mr. President, l ask leave to give motive OF my
intention to offer, by way Of amendment to the bill
and resolutions reported by tho joint committee on
reconstruction, and rs n substitute therefor, the
following joint resolution:
''Resolred By ths Senate and House Of Repre-
ssrtatipes Of the United States Of America IN Com
Rrsss assembled That the interests of peace and the
Interests of the Union require the admission Of
every State to its share In public legislation when
ever II presents ITSELF not only in attitude OF
loyalty and harmony, but in the persons Of repre-.
sentatves whose loyalty cannot be questioned under
any constitutional or legal test"
Mr. Dixon then, in his remarks in support there.
Of, quoted the article from the New York EceHiHg
Post, which we copy from that journal to-day upon
our FIRST page, and in reference to which he said:
"what I have read seems to me wise and just,
that have adopted IL as the best expression which
can make Of my own views. II is the leading
editorial article in the New York EreHiHg P0st OF
May !, journal which certainly Is not exceled in
ability patriotism, and influence by any Newspaper
In this country Coming from such n source
cannot but hope that these wise, calm, and states
manlike views may have some influence even IL
this body, as they certainly will have among thu
intelligent people Of the United States. They eI
press In my judgment, the calm and resolute con
Hietions of thinking men, and will so soon as pub
lie opinion egitimately declare ITSELF take the
form aud bs clothed with the authority Of public
L.
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MARRtED-0n Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock
BY Rev O. II. HALL, d. D., J. b. ALExASDER,
NJ. D., to Miss FINSELLA NJ. LTrrLE, second
daughter Of JoHS LITTLE, ESQ.,, all Of Washington,
d. G.
lon this occasion brilliant and numerous party
gathered at the parental home Of the bride. Hon.
THos. b. NoEL, of Missouri, Gen. 9Eo, s. DopoE,
Of Massachusetts,, and Mr.. CHAs L. EsoLAsD,
acted as groomsmeui and Misses soruiA L. LITTLE,
LrzzR BACON, and MARIAN sMru rs bridesmaids.
The wedding company partOOk Of an elegant ban
quet and were likewise entertained with music and
dancing The bride was the recipient Of many
co tly Bird al presents from relatives and friends
The bridal party leave town today on a long tour
Of pleasure. followed by the kind wishes Of host
friends.
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THE CALIFORNIA PRESS ON THE
SITUATION. t..

On the 25th ult we published statement
in regard to the position Of the press Of the
State Of California, and classified the lists
under the heads Of "dailies," weekles,"
"city," and country" those supporting The
Presidents policy and those supporting Con-
gress. As 1.-The handwriting on the wall" is
not easily interpreted by some of the weak
minded brethren, we announce that our au-
thority for the information is the Quincy
California; Union Of the 18th of March,
which contained the following article:
"The following papers in this State, which
have supported the Union party, are now in
favor of the Presidents policy; San Fran
cisco Cal, Alta, Bulletin, Dramatic Chron-
icIe, Shirt of The Times, Farmer, Rural
Home Journal, Californian, Golden Era,
Mercury, California Police Gazette, Nevada
Gazette, Pajaro Times, Folsom Telegraph,
Grass Valley Union, San Mateo Gazette,
Sierra Advocate, Monterey Gazette, Chico
Courant, Red Bluff Independent, San An
dreas Register, Quincy Union.
1.-THE papers supporting Congress are: San
Francisco Flag, Pacific, Free American,
Christian Advocate, Sacramento Union,
Sacramento Bee, Appeal, San Jose Mercury,
Tehama Observer, Nevada Transcript, Stars
and Stripes, Yreka Journal, Trinity Jour
nal, Placerville Mirror, Dutch Flat En-
quirer, Oakland Ne,os, Napa Register,
Mountain Messenger, Oroyille Union, Hum
boldt Tunes, Solano Herald, Calaveras
Chronicle San F Francisco EleUdtOr.'
We repeat the announcement we made on
the 25th ult., that "of the foregoingnamed
newspapers, the Alta California, EUentng
Bulletin, Morning Call, and Golden Eagle,
have larger aggregate circulation than all
of the others combined" So much for Cali
fornia.
With regard to the State of Oregon, dis
tinguished and reliable gentleman from that
State, now in Washington, asserts that al
the newspapers published in Oregon, with
very few exceptions, are supporting the res
toration policy of The President.
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suspiciously begun, and BY obedience to law dem
onstrats their loyalty TO the Government, then he
trusted the day would not be far distant when the
work Of restoration would be completed BY the ad.
mission Of their Senators and Representatives to
ill the vacant PLACES In Congress.
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The President yeStsrdayeeut message to the
House of Representatives in answer to resolution
ofthe Esd Of April requesting report of the Board
Of Inquiry at New Orleans, conducted by General
Smith and James 7. Brady, The message enclosed
a letter from the secretsry Of War, representing
that 1t would DO Incompatible with the public In.
terests 10 communicate the report.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04

Brew. 1t. Col. J. Murray Hoag, Of the 4th Uni
ted States oOOrsd infantry has been relieved from
duty With his regiment and ordered to report to
Maj. Gen, 90, Howard, for duty 10 the Freed
msns Bureau.
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Ordered fof Duty for the Dsfences Of Dela-


The order of the War Department, dated April
26 directing Brew, Brig Gen james H. Wilson,
of the corps of the United States Engineers, to re-
port without delay, by letter to the senior sngi-
neer of the deOnces Of Delaware river and Bay, for
duty rs his assistant, has been confirmed.
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handcuffed cuff them with your own hands.
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Of valparaiso, published In the New York Herald,
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Tie following special order was yesterday issued
by order Of the Secretary Of War
wLR DEPARTIEST,
ADJUTAHT 0EHERAL'B OTTIoE, J
wAsHIH0ToS, May 2, 1860.
Order rsLaiiHR 10 Ordinances Board.
It Is ordered LIST. That ell persons desiring to
have arms examined by the Board Of Ordnance,
now In session In this city under special Orders,
No 40, Of January 80, 1895, (pAragraph ~ present
them on or before Monday. the 2lst Of May.
ID. That the Board hnish thsiT lAbors and tls
their report on Monday, the tlh Of June
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04

ME, MURDooH will give q reading Of seripturAl
and sacred poems at GROVER'S theatre, for the
bsnsht Of the soldiers and sailors on Sunday even
ing. See advertisements
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asAmanuensis.-Person desiring the SER
vices Of a CoPYIsr or AMANUENsIs, can be Aeeommo-
dated BY lady who writes neat aud PLATA hand by
applying at No 1875 Sixth street west, between and
streets north, Ape9-tf
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A9-Wonderful but True i-Msdame REM
RdroN, the world renowned AstrologiSt aud SomnAm-
buli.tc Cairyoyaut while in elAiryoyant state, de-
lueates the very features Of the person you TO
marry, aud by the aid Of an Instrument Of intense
power, known the PsyehomOtrope guarantees to pro-
duce perfect and lfelke picture Of the future hus
band or wife Of the applicant with date Of marriage
occupation, leading traits Of character 40 This
imposition, testimonials without number assert
By stating place Of BIRTH age disposition, color Of eyes
and hair and enclosing hfy cents, and stamped
lope addressed to yourself you will receive the picture
by return mail, together with desired Information
Address in confidence, MADAME GERrRUDH RRMISGroS,
o. Box 2O7 West Troy, N. Y. oel6-dwly
AsMadam MountS Pile salye-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease also, Consumption Destroy
or, aud an Entire Cure for the Bronchitis Asthma Sc
can be found at stOts Drug Store, opposite National
HOTEL GilnanS near Metropolitan Hotel, Fords cor
ner Of Eleventh and PennSylVAniA avenue; RntwIsle
corner Of Twelfth and PennsylvaniA avenue; Blotts
corner Of and Twelfth streets HArbAughs corner Of
seventh and o. jal2-u
90 hereby certify that 1 have used Mrs.
Mounts sAlye for what is known the camp Itch 1t
pad the effect to cure 1t In very short time This was
during the war in the year 1858, and avail myself Of
the nrst opportunity to give my testimony in hsha Of
her valuable sAlye. This certificate give Voluntarily
aPls-lm CHARLks EDWARDS.
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BER's soAP-The best compound known for shaving
and the toilet, No one who wishes to preserve aud
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sale Wholesale and RETAIL by KIpwELL Sos, Pharma.
ceutists PsnnsylvAnia avenue next corner Of POUR
tenth street, Washington, D. G. Ap2O.u
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oorToS has declined heavily at Atlanta
Georgia.
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90 Fine and splendid Steel Enxrayings
Of GENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON for sale ono
Dollar Each. Sent Free.
Address, J. s. ROBINSON,
ap2s.lw. Pittston, LuItrns county, Penn.
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SSBreeoh-Losding Arm.-Ths hoard for
the Examination Of Dreech Loading Arms Of which Gen.
erAl Hancock Is president now In session At No 81
Winder's Building.
Arms will be received daily, between the hours Of II
a. IN. and p. m, until further notice.
Inventors requested to submit their arms In per-
or by sgeat 10 the recorder OF the board.
W. OWENS,
Capt 9th U. S. Cav. Brew. Lieut. COL U.sA.,
mhi2.u Recorder
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YEAs-Mes,rs Alley, Allison, Amss, B ldwIu, BAXTER
Blaine Boutwell,, BiGndegee, BroomHli, Dixon, Don
nelly, Eliot Garfield, Grinnsll, Hotshk's- W. Hub
Lynch heClurg, heRueI, Morrill,, Paine, PeTham
Pike, Alexander H. Rice, John H. Rea Stevens, Ellihu
washbqr9s, Williams, James D. Wilson, Window
NArs-Messrs. Anoona, Anderson, Deios r. Ashley,
Jas NJ Ashley, Baker, Banks, Barker BeamAn, Beuja-
miu, Bergen, Bidwsll, Blnghhm, Blow, Boyer, Brom-
Cohroth, Conkng, Cullom, Darling Dawson, Dsfrees,
DelAuo, Deming Denisou, Dumoni, Eekley, Eldridge,
FaIquhar. Ferry, finek, GlossbreDner Order, Girls
wold, AAronIlarding Abner Harding, Harris, Hart,
Henderson, HolInes, Chester d. Hubbard, James X.
hubbell, James Humphrey, lpgersoll, ketchAm, kny
kendall, Lann, Latham, George Lawrence, William
Cullough, Msrour, Miller Moorhead, MCulton, Myers,
Newell, O'Nell OTth, Patterson, Plants, Raymond
Ritter, Rollins, Ross, Rousseau, Sawyer, sehsnek,
shRnkln, sheAbATgeT Smith, sPAdinR, stropse, Tay-
lor, Francis Thomas, John T. Thomas, ThoIatSn,
TrowbHdRe, Epson, Burt Van Horn Roblt T. Van Horn,
Warner, Henry D. wAshburn, wslksT, wbAley, Win.
| held and whght-94, o..
The question then REQUIRED upon tho passage Of
the bill, in tho form In which It came from the
Senate and the bill passed--ysas 80, nays b. The
following Is the vote In detail;
YHAs hessTs. Ames, Anderson, D, r, Ashley, j. NJ
Ashley, Baker, Banks, Barker BeGman, BenJamn, Bid
well, Bingham, Blow BIAndsges, promwell Bueklsnd,
Bundy W. ClA-ke, g. Clarke, Cobb, conkling GALLON
Dorsss, Dsmibg. Dixon Dodge, Donnelly, Drigss Du.
mont, Eekley, HArguhAr Perry, Garfield 0Tinnel a. @.
Harding, Hart, Henderson mes Hotehkiss A. W Hub
Kss.oS, Ksso Kstc6sm, Iaaia' Latham v, isSTSnss
Kss, Msrsai Miller, heorhesd, MSalioo, Myers,
Nell, oslh PsttersSn, Plants A. H. Rice Rollins
Van HON, Warner, wicker, Ghaisy, ana WiiSns-
N4Is-Messfs. Alley, Aneona Baxter, Bergen, Blaine
Dawson, DsRnison, Eldridge Eliot Tinek ,GlossbTsn
neII Order, 0TiGwoldi A. Harding, Harris, Highly, JAl
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POLICE JURY MEETING.

Pursuant to adjournment the Jury assembled
at 10, a. m. January 4th 1866, with the follow
ing members present. Present John A. Bird,
J. NJ. Brooks. Alfred Hebert, Jos. Braud and
Theo. Bergeron, Zenon Allain, memter from the
8th ward, presented his credentials and was
sworn in, President in the chair. The minutes
of last meeting were read and adopted.
H. NJ. Favrot presented the petition of Elyina
Gaffney for . share in the distribution Of the
Poydras Legacy, which vas referred to The prop
er Committee
The following accounts were received and read;
bill of T. R. Brady, jailor of East Baton Rouge
for board of criminals N sundry cases, S94, So
100; bill of Theo. Bergeron. ]. P, fees iu mat
ter of State vs Louis Daugher;y (colored) charged
with horse stealing, $24, ,4D-l00: VIM. White
Sheriff, sundry claims, 1926, So 100 were ordered
to be paid with the exception of $50 in the Jail
ors bill
4 communication from R. W. knickerbocker
District Attorney relating to the Imprisonment
of Richard (colored) charged with theft BY 3.
Elwell, and Anselme Mahier, for removal to the
Insane Asylum was read and laid over.
Report Of the following Road and Levee In
spectors were read and laid over.
lst ward, Villeneuve Tuilier; 4th ward, Ada
mis- Hebert; 5th ward, Vileueuye Blanchard,
and 7th ward John A. Bird.
On motion adjourned.
II. j. HYAMs, y. HICKEY.
Clerk, President
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of West Fclitfana,
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,

sEfENIh SCUiClAL UlSIRlCI.
Mary E. Barrow, wife, vs.. Robert 81.
Barrow, husband, No. 1854
BY VIRTUE of a writ of f ia to me
directed in the above entitled suit, of
date the l4th day of May, A. D., 1866,
from the 7th District Court in and for
said parish and State, I will offer for
sale at public auction to the last and
highest bidder IN front of the court house
Of the parish of West Baton Rouge Oh
SATURDAY, the It'll day of July
next, A. D, 1866, at II o'clock a m,
all the rights, titles and interests Of the
defendant Robert H. Barrow, in and to
the following described mortgaged prop.
erty, to Wit,
Is: Il CERTAIN TRAC7 GLAND
known ss the---PIantation eituated
in the parish Of West Baton Rouge,
bounded north by lands Of W. D. Win
ter, and or the east by the Mississippi
river on tie south by lands Of the estate
of NJ. Courtney, ard west by lands Of
the estate of W. W. Lennon, contain.
ing twelve hundred acres more or less.
together with all the buildings thereon.
I'd The northeast quarter Of section
90, township 5 range 10, containing one
hundred and sixty S5-l0O acres.
Sd The west half section 81 township
range II containing ;hree hundred and
twenty acres.
9Th The northeast quarter Of section
81, township 6. range l |, containing one
hundred and fifty so-loo acres.
Seized to pay aud satisfy said writ Of
execution in the above entitled suit. Sub
jsat to credit Of fifteen hundred and
si1ty-four so 100 dallars, Of date the Sd
Of March, 1866.
WM. WHITE. :
junelst, Sh'f.
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Pursuant to a call the members of the Police
Jury assembled at the Court House on Monday
April 9th 1866, at 10 o'clock a. M, when the
following answered to their names. JOS Braud,
John A. Bird, F. r. Allaiu, Zenen Allain, Alf
Hebrt, Dan Hickey and Johu NJ. Brooks. Pres.
ident in the chair. The minutes of last meeting
were read and adopted
F. r. Allan offered the following which was
adopted.
Resolved = That the parish Treasurer be au-
thorized to pay all warrants already drawn on
the Shcool Fund, so soon as the parties holding
those claims are legally authorized to receive
the same.
The Jury then proceeded to appoint ccfnmis-
sioners of election for Justices Of the Peace
Constables and members of the Police JURY as
follows: 1st ward, J. Broussard, Albert Hebert,
and Dorvale Tuillier; I'd ward, Trasimond Lam
dry, Amede Landry and Ed White: Sd ward,
Judeon Doiron, Adonis Thibodeau1, Ed Ailllet /;
4th ward Joachim Aillet, Guy Labauve and
Adamis Hebert; 5th ward, Hermogene Babin,
omer Hebert, and Theo Blanchard: 9th ward,
Phil Bauer, Armand Dubroca, Theophile Allan !;
7th ward. Richard Hanrahan, Henry Evans Maj.
Woods; 8tii ward, Leon Lejeune Evariste Henri,
Marcelin Lemoine; 9th ward. B. R. Chinn, A. C.
Woods. DR.. VS.. Lobdell; 10th ward, B. w.
Clark L. S. Lobdell T. Robertson; 11th ward
/ Resolved and adopted
That when any repairs are to be done on any
levee within any certain ward, the Road & Levee
Inspector is hereby Empowered and authorized
to call out all the male residents, irrespective Of
color to perform said repairs. Should the force
thus called out be not strong enough to perform
the work required, then said Inspectors snail call
upon the inspectors Of the two neighboring
wards for assistance.
Resolrea, Tina. should any one fail to report
when notified he shall be subjected to q fine Of
not less than SIS nor more than SO
Resolved further, That should any Inspector
fail to perform his duties when called upon by
two citizens residents of his ward, he shall sub.
ject himself to fine of not less than $50 nor
more than 500, recoverable before any court of
competent jurisdiction. one-half to the informer
and the other half to the parish.
There being no further business, on motion ad-
journed.
II. ]. HYAMs. DAN HICKEY
Clerk. President.
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ETAT DE La LOUISIANA,
PAROISSE dIBER VILE,
C1NQU1EME DISTRICT JUDICIAIRE.
Dams la succession 'feu de Thomas Mile
ct Pauline Dupuy, son epouse, ordre do
2z==' f ia No 247
Clarisse Dupuy, son epouse, vs.. Michel
Hebert, epoux, ii ia No. 365.
EN- VERTU de deux ordres de Fl ia a
moi adresse par Honorable Ia susdite
cour dams les causes ci-dessus intitulees
ct numereote, jai saisie ct exposerai en-
vente public au plus ofrant ct an dernier
encherisseur Ia maison de cour de la
dite pafoisse
SAMEDI, le Tine jour de Juliet pro-
chain 1866, II heures Pavant midi.
tout les droits titres ct pretentions du de-
fendant Michel Hebert, en- ct au proprie-
tes ci-apres decrite, SAVIOR
La moitie indivise d'un certain mor-
ceau de terre situe dams la paroisse
dOuest Baton Rouge rive droite du Mics
issippi, mesurant neuf arpents, plus ou
moins, de face sur le dit feuve sur Ia pro-
fondeur lui appartenant borne eD haut
par terres de Balthazar Dupuy ct en- bas
par terres ee ,Josine Tuillier, ensemble
avec toutes les batisses ct ameliorations
qui s'y trouvent, lie dit moroccan de terre
joignant phabitation du dit defendant
saisie dams les memes causes situe. dans
Ia paroisse d'Iberville.) :
1autre moitie indivise appartenapt
Volzi Hebert. Pour satisfaire au dts
ordres, interets ct frais. is3 15F
ALLEN JUAEL,
lunelst Sh'f
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iiunelst,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF IBER VILE.

FIFTH JUDICIAL. DISTRICT.
In matter Of estate OF Thomas Mile and
Pauline Dupuy, his wife, wri: Of fa.,
No. 347.
Clarisse Dupuy, wife, VS., Michel He
bert husband, Fl ia No. 365.
BY VIRTUE of a writ Of f "a to me-
directed from the honorable the aforesaid
court in the above numbered and entitled
causes, have seized and will offer at
public auction for cash, at the court house
Of the parish Of Iberville, on
SATURDAY, the 7th day of July next
1866, at II o'clock a. m, all the rights
titles interests! and claims Of the defend
ant Michel Hebert, into the following
described property, to wit
The undivided half Of certain tract
of lard situated in the parish Of West
Baton Rouge, on the right bank of the
Mississippi river, measuring nine arpents
front on said river, more or less, by the
depth thereunto belonging, bounded above
by lands Of Balthazar Dupuy, below by
those of Josine Tuillier, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon
being and tbereunto belonging. The
said tract Of land being contiguous and
adjoining the plantation Of the defend
ant seized id the above causes, and stu
ated in the parish of Iberville.
The other undivided half belonging to
Volzi Hebert
To satisfy said writs interests, and
costs.
junelst ALLEN JUMEL, Sh'f
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VIS-A-VISSALOON,
PHILIP BAUER, PROPRIETOR.

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends that he
Il still keeps this popular saloon open at the
Ferry Landing, for the accommodation OF his
friends and patrons.
nA- IA tine assostnsent of excellent WINES
and LIQUORS can always he found there to
which the attention Of conneisseurs is invited.
nsr first class BILLIARD FABLE is always
ready for those whe indulge in that manly game
u- Attached TO the premises is LIVERY
STABLE, where parties can always be accommo-
dated with saddle horses. bugges or carriages,
st prices to snit the times.
seA. He respectfully solicits share of public
patronage.