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saturday. August aPth, "A. d. 1s6s

at 10 o clock A. NJ, to Wit
John Do., lot l. 3, 4 and 6 in block o :;
.. Van in lie and Proct'r sdviston OF Carson CITY
fol Sin 6S
John Doe lots 2 3, C and 10 in tlock No 6i
If Pr ctu, and uIe, M division OF Carson City 10
81 SIS.
John Do~, lots l. . 3, T. 5. CO, Q. 10. II
AMI II il. I'll ok NJ # Van Wrinkle aud Procto :
division Of Ctr..n Git. for 2n So
!. h. Doe lit and =" i'll block No 9 Of urry's
division II Car or'i 'y f" IS Il.
,J,ha DIE. 1t.,;t..-w.-t quart OF block No ~:
ami also tin nor |, A9i% tee # the rt'e"st Gusr
u.rof = nc bluck rllliip cIvi-i II OF e 'r>un II.
for 10 Is.
Of C ,Ts'n cry; also, lot 3 in blok 81 Il ss'e al
vision. for Is /.
John Doe, -outh l.aI. of block No j Of Pier@ 7
and Good ich .!irisi n at arscn ttA; ai>o, I
4 in block IL sane q visi n, for is Il
j I'M i,or. lots 3 and IN b " 10 OF Yeas
Thonris II and Sears' division of Carson City, f.;
S705.
John Doe north half block 65 Sears, TIL mp
ION md sesr-' divi- f Car on City; also, :
in bluk &c same j Y sion, or ID a..
J In H. e lots s, ard / in block 81 SEARS
Thomp On and Sears disi- ion Of Car-on City. f''
sla:4
John ,e Is and block 4S. Sears. 1h"np
son and Sears ,iviSi, Of Carson City, for II 81
John Pee lot and 4 in b.. OK 4. sea ,. Th zap
son AMI SeaIs' division Of ar-on City. for u -.
John I,oe, tots s, 6, Z S. and 10 in Ill OK Do
Scar Thompson and Sears' divisi n OF Carson
CITY. for 20 20
John Doe. Let in block % If Scars. Thompson
and sears div isinr Of Carson City; Also LOT III
block ~ same division. for L. II.
John Doc south half If lot block n, sears,
Thompson snd Sears' division Of Carson City, for
81 a.
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SUM mons.
90 cents state Revenue 81 mr..

60 cents st.te Revenue st mn.
CTATE O, NEyauA 4. UNIi Or ohdSbi
- IN tha Justice G Mt, talso'' Township, mann
Cor q mxi,y County
IL ,sice and rhiIc ". Re. ms Executors OF
IL. s,sre ,,f e., he, M T. iS!e. d'cta ed
pi,- III fT. y. join. sf'urfls. .tt ilf'ht
she tate ot Ntra'a f-if'- STT'rtfu I" .'"h'i a .
cbn rfi- ~, irstt',2 Summoned !" appear
ie,u,e use. ~ BY eff, i'll "rs CITY, IN Cts"ii
rrw.Shi,., in orms,y foGtty, on the
9Th day Of september, a. D. 1865,
IL ,-rl,rk A. VI. and a1isvVUr unto tie coHlpia II
,f ,h,. above nam ps nj ifs Low II fie IL my
.t.ice Who rue t. "u;airi judgment "ya'nst you
= te ,rlI,, q, Tht ec md I'd 800 i'o!iafs sala
II, MT claimed and allie ged I" be due I" i'iaI'-
III ~ ty,cut,.s a. ar.-itid, for dam 'gcs t'"Ile
~ iltfts' buildings situate on Il part q !"t ="
min. q, hlok ;hirt, w., (35), Sears, Thompson.
n :, ar division Of tar-.,u City. caused by the
vim way f the walls If your building s'tna
u rl.e sdj irg Ir,u.i~s-; when ind2I,S nj " Ill
he taken .Igairs you f. the said am unt. 1t ."i
;aII [ sfi-rr sni answer T. the She III or any
{, f he id County, greeting Make i"-
gal Sc VIC an dne refurn hereof "iNen Under
m, hand this 81 day If July A. d 1868
l.. c. MckEEHY. Jusri"e 1t the ft"ce.
80 o,o "a : n T.wnship.
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Sec. u After tie inel comp!t'ior If the reg
ist.fs for tn election precincts or st'ict.. ~itin
their respective TOW nshrs, rrerions (" tie general
election in November, at each year, and We rs
Ia AIRY special or mt,.ie I"i e!., cn, airy cleo
;ion tr,,d, d for ty Law other fear The general
cleo ION, ihe J. egi>tr, ig'rts, ir II tnG"f NicTr
IN, e.,e resp, cti,eir ns''e, shall inm.' intel!
n, Ut crrtif,ed copies 81 the i@'.ie> On the reg
st.rs If e-ch el.ctirn precinct - fist' et Wrh'''
tI,,r ,e,rr tive sii 80 lr"i ifinS shc GER
fed lite A. to n, 'itH"ings Fol II = ,eherai
ard M. nc Fl elections 'rsi@iFii1T, ttf We
far var t lcgi,tt;ticn. - M pm 'hIaf 'iar.
ncfri - " the ,rier -. W'"a.r '"g's'freo
frrIat IA e, llt $e I, enc VIZ 81 Nt'h nv IN
,tccr IS n, ,h,ck If II y NO. - ~ So wing
tiuIiip tI,ai y,ar by Il" lat'lHrii "Fit"i- -
D H.. lie I " ~ H. 9 ": - "ri-f ftt J. cry
, l.c;,,u n 1S.' ~, ~ - cry tlft l'i ~
ISL IL GIT red r genera 'ctiN !" !, -
.'y,tinr 1T e, neral ei,ct m '>.--- Fi'n
and tritiftdc iip- fa,, lee fHo'- II sl'hii 'e
the ut, t said Eeei-r! .As'r'- +" have 'rrctly
f TIE ~ me, I caCi e. .titI. nc 'r "Sfifc',
d. live, d 10 IL. Iusr.c # 'I.c'r ~ 81 st'''
pr, 81 It ct strict nj ica-t T. ''gt' coch =. =.
, n ii day ~ which saii ',c'I.r iGkt> pare, 'r
: ell sat crrriL"d eoiie> IS III n"n'"- ~ tbs
,re ay lie in ii ! How i'' I1' ar n sncii
b., J. : Z. most to1Ntu er'l1 AMI Cc"ntn
,..'I ,rfv.-i.us { This tct:
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I'M BANKRUPTCY

HrOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
unde signed has been appointed a. .sSigne'.
in Bankruptcy Of the e>ta1e and effects Of FRANZ
PERKINS # orn,sty county. State Of Nevada.
who has been aIiu ig.d a Bankrupt M n lis own
,etiti n hv the District Court Of the United tates
for the District Of Nevada
GEO. 5. SAWYER, Assignee.
Dated May 18th 1865 myi9-lm
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GENTs WANTED FOR WAHREN'S
~ Household Physician, the most complete
~ medical work written. No family can a.
ford to be without it; contains over 40 Iiiu.tfa
si,n, Great Inducements to Agents. Address
PACIFIC Publishing Co San Frarci>c'. auZ
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TAX SALE.

A-OT!CE "a HEfEBY GIV'N THAT CNDFR
~ and by virtue of Writ Of ESe"ut"R, issue
on he 5,h day of .'ulv. A 1865. ty l. e. We
kecbv, Ju,;ce the Perce for Carson I"w''-' p.
Orn>by county, Nevada IN J'Id inent> r. ndef t'i
in s,i- J i.sti.e'- Ceu,t n the 11th dry O. ill
D. 1865. tor a tax duly levie assessed and
Guaijzed or the foa " ar # 1851. y the p opf'
OFFICER fOr,,-by county in the following ca>.s
and against the property as hereafter '.eS 7 hcd
/ :yt ,tuly levied upon. nd will expose AZ sale a
pu!lic a,Ic i n in he manner prescribed by law
j.. frnrt If rhe urt House door Of urnlJby c"nri-
II, in Carson ~,
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OF THE MEET
TNG- tskr THE NON RE-, Us1.I.
cas- STATE CENTRA1 COM
NlITCkE.

ATA NEtTING OF TIFF UNION EEfu 81,
n car : ate Cent alt. ,nn,itt.e Nevada held
e. virginia. ty, August ~. 1865, It was
Resolved, That tate fonren '"n . the Na
ticnaI Union Republican Ia - bc held 1t c11s"'
City.
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FlREs.-SprinQfeld, Mass, March 49,,
Ashel Hathaway's barn, at Sutficld, Conn,
with forty tons of hay and twenty COWS.
was burned last night. The fire was the
work of an incendIary. Rock,and, Ne,
March IA fire occurred at Warren vii
lage, eight miles from this place, last night,
destroying the Warren Woollen Compa-
ny's factory, a boarding house, grist mill,
and a large wooden building containing
two stores, four tenements, aud an assert
ing room. The fire originated III the dye
room. The loss is ,000-insured for
$4,000. Burlington, w., March l9.-The
large woollen mills of Messrs. Dow Boyn-
ton, at Hinesburg, VT, were destroyed by
ire at noon to. day. Loss, over $4,000
insurance Of $4,000 expired few mi
putes before the fire occurred. Chester,
w., March ia fire occurred hero this
morning which destroyed the furniture
rooms of Messrs. Anterior Hull, and the
dwelling of W. f. Marsh. Loss, $40, 0GO-
insured. Minneapolis, Mss, March 10 -
The Adler Touring mills were burned to-
day. Loss, $4,000.
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From Washington.

WAsHINGTOS, March 20.--Tte House
Judiciary Committee are considering a
bill declaring the fourteenth article Of the
Constitution ratified.
There was fall Cabinet meeting to- day,
including Thomas.
The President has nominated +. II.
Smith collector Of the revenue for the
first district Of North Carolina, and Will
liam NJ. Daley receiver d public moneys
at New Orleans.
General Hancock and Colonel Mitchell
have arrived here.
II the Supreme Court, in the case of
the State OF Georgia rs. Grant ct a., on
motion of Judge Black, process was Or
dered to be issued. The motion for pre-
liminary injunction was held under advise
ment.
Secretary Stanton has issued special
orders relieving General Dimick, Governor
Of the Soldiers Home in this district. This
is not done on the Presidents order, and
is regarded as step in advance.
The Senate is still acting on the Presl-
dents nominations. One sent in today
was confirmed this evening.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Congressional.

! WASHINGTON, March 20.-House. A re-
solution was adopted that during the SEES
sions Of the impeachment court the House
would attend in Com mit:ce of the Whole.
!! The bill establishing mail, passenger,
and emigrant line Of steamers between
New York and one or more European
ports was referred to the Post office Com
mittec.
The Senate amendments to the tax bill
we're referred to the Committee Of Wavs
aud Means.
The civil appropriation hill was passed,
including $4,000 for public buildings at
Cairo, III.
The Pacific railroad bill was discussed.
1t was stated that the vice president Of
one of the companies had charged that
100000 was spent in Washington in 1864
in securing the passage Of the bill.
mr.. Washburne claimed that at the
present rate Of progress and expenditure,
when the road is completed passage from
Omaha to San Francisco would cost 5000,
and car load of freight $1,000.
Without action on the bill the House
adjourned.
STANDARDIZATION from colorcd citizens
of Delaware, complaining of the depriva-
ton fpolitical rights, were referred to the
judiciary Committee, with Instructions to
investigate the gennnauess Of the sigma
turcs.
Mr.. Drake offered new Impeachment
rule, that during the session Of the court
Judge Chase be addressed as Mr. Prcsi.
dent" and the court shall be addressed as
hn Il, ,orl-a l HIT IN
Presidents counsel studiously addressed
Chase as Mr.. Chief Justice" and alluded
TO the Senate as "the court" They had
distinct purpose in this, which would be
developed during the trial.
Mr.. Johnson objected to the immediate
consideration of the order, and it went
over. After executive session the Senate
adjourned.
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Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, March 2o-Eonn-Cotton qule,
and steady; estimated sales, 10000 bales
sales for the week, 70 900 bales, of which IA ocf
were for export and 1900 for speculation
stock. $4,000 bales, whereof 10000 were
American. Breadstuifs and provisions quiet.
| afternoon quiet and steady stock
atioat, os9,CGO bales OF which li0,0 are Anne
rican. Corn, los. I'd. Pork, 79s. Lard excl
ted 1T Cos.
LIVERPOOL, March 20-Ereniag. cotton
easier, though quotably unaltered sales. TO-
600 bales Manchester advices unfavorable.
Naval stores dull.
LosnoS, March 20-N3oa.--ConSols, so 93
United States bonds. - 4. .ifte'noon. - nited
States bonds, - t.072As.
Losnos, March 2o-Ecc'i"g. I'M
changed.
FRAsKroRT, Iarch oo.-United States bonds,
.56G75H.
FRANKFORT, March 60 Eres,i0g. limited
States bonds strong 1T 80 'sG7j!G.
PARIS, March o0.-The bullion In the Bank
of Franco has increased Is ,oo0, 600 francs.
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GRrENBAcKs, GOLD, AND PAPER CUE
HENcY.- Washington, March l9.-Therc is
authority for stating that the amount OF
grcenhack currency now in the Treasury
is less than al any time since the close OF
the war, the bulk of the Treasury balances
being in gold. The amount OF gold now
ii the Treasury exceeds 500, 100000. The
books Of the Treasurer's office prove this
fact. Tie greenback currency now in cir
cu!ation amounts to 1856, 900, 900 authorized
by law, and the fractional currency to
nearly $4,000 600. Adding to this the
amount OF national bank currency in cir
culation, which nearly reaches the limit of
$500, $50, 600, there is o paper circulation
rf 500, 600 600.
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S0av HILLS for Sale.

ITO PRINTERS.-SEALE PROPO-
/ SAILS from printers will be received
through the Richmond post.office until Wed.
nesday the 2Jth March, 1865, inclusive, Tor all
the printing which may be required Tor any
and all Of the various departments and
branches Of the Government OF Virginia from
the first day of April until the first day OF Oc-
tober next. The price per thousand ems for
composition OF type and per token Tor press
work must be given, and one price stated !ol
all the printing of every description, when
NAV be required TO be done during the time
specified Any information practicable as TO
the various kinds of work and tho probable
amount will be given by application TO the
| undersigned. The printing Is 10 DC executed
| in a close, compact, and workmanlike manner,
without any unnecessary blanks, blank pages,
| useless titles or title pages; and every Job
10 be done on the type and In the style and man.
| ner req uired by the Superintendent In direc.
tions before the commencement thereof, and IN
such time as may be granted for the completion
| OF the same; tho superintendent also TO de-
| ,ermine what shall be considered as plain
rule, or rule and figure work, while he will
aim 10 be governed by the customary and
legitimate rules OF printers In regard thereto
No bids will be entertained unless they are
made In accordance with the stipulatious OF
this advertisement. The contract TO be award
ed 10 the LowEsr BIDDER. Bond, With respon-
sible security and 4 sufficient penalty, OF which
the Superintendent will be the judge, Will BE-
required for the faithful Observance OF the
contract, the bond TO be given by the first day
Of April The penalty for any violation OF
contract will be promptly and rigidiy en-
forced. Payments for printing VIII be made
| on the first day Of every month, provided the
account IL correct and rendered In proper
| form five days before the time for payment
| The paper for said printing will be furnished
by the undersigned as promptly as the printer
Superintendent Of Public Printing.
! NH JS-WSS2t
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The Head of the Bureau Re9udiafes
Negroes at Home.

WASHINGTON CITY, February Is, 1868.
Hon. r. D. Eliot:
Dear Sir,-Iou have called my atter'
ton to an absurd charge made against nc
that | have said or done something which
looked as if favored the iutcrmiXture by
marriage of the white and black popula-
ton. This charge originated with certain
men who hate me. Or course there is nc
shadow Of truth in it. In all the Bureau
work promoting marriages I have had nc
case Of the kind to act on, and none is
known at my office. As a board, the trus-
tees have never considered tho subject.
and have never, to my knowledge, pri-
vately or officially, sought to do so. What
ever words may have used, this charge
is untrue. .. .. HOWARD,
Major General, Commissioner, etc.
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NEGRO SUFFRAGE n CONSECTICuT.-The
Hartford Times (Democratic) states that
the next Legislature Of Connecticut will
act on the pending constitutional amend
meni 10 establish negro suffrage in the
State. 1t was passed By a majority vote Of
The last Legislature, and must be ratified
hy two-thirds vote Of the next Leglsla-
lurc before il can again be submitted TO
the people. The Radical party are COM
,ntt.,d to the doctrine Of negro suffrage,
aud in the next Legislature every member
viii be required TO accept it in party
caucus, and then to be bound by caucus
in their vote in the Legislature.
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A SUPPOSED MEMBER OF THE kU-kLUy
KHAN SHOT BY \ NEGRo.-Me7nphSS, March
lS.-Thrce men in Disguise, supposed TO
be members Of the ku-klux Khan, went
last night to the house OF negro, about
four and half miles from Nashville, on
the Lebanon road, and demanded admis-
sion. The negro fired and killed one of
them, who, upon examination, proved to
be Henry G. Blair, Of McWhirterllc, in the
neighborhood. The affair has created con-
siderable feeling, but is not likely to lead
TO further trouble.
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REVENUE STAMps.-The commission APP
pointed for the examination of revenue
stamps, and change, if expedient, Of the
prevailing system, will, it is understood,
report at an early day. 1t is said there
arc several important improvements be-
fore them for consideration. Among the
number, self. cancelling stamps and pa
tent papcr, from which the ink used in can
collation. caunot DO removed, as is done in
the case of stamps now used. There will
be strong movement for the transfer OF
the supplying source of these stamps from
Philadelphia to New York.
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Bishop Johns's life Of the late Bishop
Meade, NC sec it stated, has been pub
lishcd. We know not what may be in the
book but we do know that Bishop Meade
was one of the bravest, flrmest, truest, as
we'll as most pious man, We ever saw, and
sinner can judge what piety is-"a man,
take him for all in ALL" that We have not
seen during or since his time, in his
church-and one whose loss, on many &C.
counts, is sill deplored, not only by Epis-
c"palians, but By all denominations of
Christians, and even professors, who
admire the example OF high courage, libe-
raj sentiments, scorn and detestation OF
vice even when seen in the dignitaries of
his own church-and the will and the
power to say and do what he thought was
right, in spite of all opposition ,-Aleran-
1ri1 ff1.Cttc
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The lower branch of the Missouri Legis-
lature has authorized the city of ST. Louis
to guarantee $4,000 900 bridge bonds when
81 900, 900 has been actually expended Oh
the work.
The ex-King of Bavaria, recently re-
ported dead, is said to be alive and well.
It was his grandfather who died.
Mr.. George Peabody has been spending
the winter In Rome, and has enjoyed un.
usually good health.
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TAE TOBACCO INTEREsT.-The Ways and
Means Committee have for two or three
days been giving audience to representa-
uTes Of the tobacco interest, who want the
Lax reduced from its present rate of forty
cents TO twenty cents per pound. The
committee some time ago indicated that
tie rate might be fixed at thirty two
cents, but it is not safe to say that this
conclusion will be maintained till the tax
oil is reported.
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FIEE.-The house and store Of W. II
Vaughan, near Gnnnery Green" was
entirely destroyed 10y fire on Wednesday
night. Mr.. Vaughan and his wife were
absent. House insured for 81 800, and par
,ial insurance on his stock Of goods.-Frc'
derickSJurq NelrS.
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CAUGuT LYING.-Sixteen eX-ottccrs o!
the United States army, residing in Ten
nessee, have published a card in Nash
willie paper denying the truth of General
Thomas's official dispatches to General
Grant in reference TO existing organiza-
lions for the overthrow Of the State
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road bridge now being erected at Pugh,s
Run, ia Shenandoah county, on Thursday
afternoon last about o'clock q dreadful
accident occurred, by which David Grubb,
of Rockingham county, was instantly
Killed -Rockinqhnm Reqister.
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SHOOTING AFFRAYs ~ NASHVILLE
KIDNAPPING. - NaShriNe, March IA
rencontrc took place this afternoon between
Hon. NJ. NJ. Brien and Oscar +. Noelle.
The latter shot at the Judge, but missed
him. Brien used bis cane freely, and
finally NOZZLE fed.
A shooting affair occurred in front OF
the market-housc between Henry ". C.
Barr, a policeman, formerly Of Stokcs's
cavalry, and Colonel J. ". Lawless, for
merly of the Fifth Kentucky cavalry, and
now clerk at the workhouse. Several
shots were exchanged. Lawless was NOR
tally wounded, and negro bgstander shot
in the leg.
DR.. l.. D. Hogle, late Of Indiana, was
arrested to-day, charged with kidnapping
negro boy and sending him off as a ser
want to some member of the Legislature
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CALIFORNIA WHEAT.-A large trade i'll
the importation Of wheat from California
is going OH at New York. Eighty nine
vessels are said to be on their way from
San Francisco to that city at present,
loaded with cargoes of wheat, aggresaing
about five millions of bushels.
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SENATOR WILSON on TEMPERANCE
Senator Wilson has received an urgent re-
quest from six colored pastors of churches
in Richmond to address them on the sub
ject of temperance which he has promised
tc do at an early day.
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Ohio Democrats do not like the present
Adjurant- General of the State, and to get
rid of him they propose to pass an act in
tho Legislature abolishing the office.
Having got rid Of him, they can then re-
establish it and appoint q Democrat
Boston -4dcertiSer.
Another trick they learned from Con-
gress, which some time since got Up a bill
to legislate Adiutant General Thomas out
Of Office.
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POSTAL AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA.-Route

POSTAL AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA Route
4,439, Tappahannock to Gloucester Court
house, contract Is ordered with J. 7
Rouse, of Richmond, Va, at his bid oil
$3.50 per annum, from February 10Th last
to June 30th, 1871, failing contractor to be
charged with tho difference.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hite postmistrcss
at Forksville, Mccklenburg county, Va,
vice 3. Taylor, failed to bond. Daniel
Ellsworth postmaster at Lewinsvlle, Fair
fax county, Va, vice f. +. Croker, re-
signed.
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CECrs.-From farmers in different sec
tions Of the county we have favorable re"
ports Of the wheat. 1t looks healthy and
vigorous. 1t is too soon, however, to make
any predictions IS to the final results
CWpepcr OjSerrer.
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Charge OF official pcrjury-Appre-
tensions OF II Crevasse im Louisiana.

tensions Of IL Crevasse fn Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, March 20.--Street Com
missioner Baker, recently removed by
General Hancock and rcTnstated by
General Grant, is charged by affidavit be-
fore United States Commissioner Weller
with perjury, he having rendered volun-
tary aid TO rebels in arms By engaging in
manufacturing munitions OF war for their
Use, aud having voluntarily performed
military service under so-called Confede-
rate officers, and afterwards taking the oath
Of office as registrar in the First district !;
also in having sworn before notary that
no waS British subject, to escape being
drafted into the United States service,
when he was in fact naturaliZcd citizen
Of the United States.
The river at this point is steadily rising.
The Times says the latest news from New
Grand levee is that it is incomplete the
hands who have worked on it are scatter
ing, and nothing is known as to the con-
tinuance Of work. Should the lcyee break,
thirteen parishes will be overilowcd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-21

PoLlrICAL--Thc New York correspond
en-, Of the Chicago Journal writes: 81
by accident learn Of secret, though eX-
tcus!ve, movement on foot among the Dem
ocrats TO bring out James I. Brady as q
candidate for the Presidency. While he
has but a very few personal enemies, 1t IS
believed that his war record will enable
him to poll larger number Of votes than
any other person who could be nominated
bv the Democracy"