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united State Inlcrnal Rerenne.

AssEssoR's OfFfcE, SECOND DISTRICT or TENNESSEE,
Nashville, May 23d, 1864.
INCOME TAX
DY THE SIXTH SECTION OF THE ECT@OF
ID Congress Of July ;, 1862, it is made the duty
Of any person liable 20 the income tax on or before
list return Of the amount of mis- annual income 10
the assistant assessor of the district in which he or
she resides. The time having passed, this must
be complied with Immediately.
Every person who shat. fail % make such return
by the day specified viii be liable 10 be assessed by
the assessor according To the best information
which he can obtain, and 10 such case the assessor
will add dity per centum 70 Jhe amount Of the
items Of such list
Every person who shall deliver to an assessor
any false fraudulent list statement With intent
90 eysde the valuation Of his income. il subject to
fine Of I'VE hundred dollars; and in such case The
list will be made ont by the assessor or assistant
assessor, snd from the valuation so made there can
be no appeal
Il is al-O made the duty Of every person engaged
IN any business, trade occupation Profession to
take out ceuseifor the same, and 20 register his
her or their names with the assessor, under Pen
atty for neglect, or failure to do so.
EteambOat owners, brewers, butchers, auction
GERS, and manufacturers Of any goods, ware or
merchandise made or sold, are required 70 furnish
tllers a. often ~ three times month.
A strict observance OF the law is the only means
by which the penslties can be avoided.
Every information and the forms necessary 20 q
clear understanding Of the law, will be promptly
furnished On sppiestOnat the Office Of the Asses
soF and Collector, bling the Office formerly occu
pied By =. c. Love, Eco, at the Court House.
JOHN MCCLELIlAND, Assessor
may 24-lm
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HEADQRs DEPT OF TIE CUMBERLAND, !
L-EE-cr on L---L.c .--r.-.r- L

HEaDqfss DEPT OF TIE CUMBERLAND
UFFfcE OF CEIEF EEeISEER
Chattanooga, Tenn june 10, 1s6i
10 pfgself nad former 3fcq5e 81 ts Ti0nesF Brqads
Amy n ~ Ciua5e5aad.
VfHE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN AUTHORIz-
ed b. the General commanding to raise,
an Engineer Regiment from the Pioneer Brigade,
% aeeordanee VIII me following aef q Congress,
approved Nay q, 1864:
An ACT to organize a regiment of Veteran Voltrn-
teer Eneinf ers-
Be Z rcso5gc1 b. he Senofe ami HoaSesrf Represa-
ffocf a. Ullited lSffss n hasiea g. CbsslGcs A.
segibloI, Ihst the Secretary of Var bc, and Be Is
hefetY, authorized 70 enlist, ont 81 anv volunteer
l0rces an the Army 81 the Cumbefland that have
serTet, OF are nog teTTlng pioneers, pouf0uiers
or engineers, 10 serve wherever required Tor three
years, OF during Tie war, 60 consist OF ten cOnspa-
MES, and % have TIE same organization, pay and
enl0iUlenfs Sc are allowed 70 engineer soldiers IN
der the provisions Of the fourth section Of an act
entitled can act 70 provide for the better org'niza-
ton Of the military establishment" approved Al
gust third. eightee1 hundred and sixty-one
sec. 2 And Be Il fiIth enacted That the officers
of the engineers authorized to be raised under the
provisions Of the foreEOIng section shall he appon-
ted and commissioned - the President Of the Uni
ted states, on the recommendation Of the com1nan-
der Of the Amy q the Cumberland, and shall re-
eeiFe the same pay and allowances as engineer Of
GERS Of si1niiar grade in the regular army.
Al present and former members Of the Pioneer
Brigade q the army Of the Cumberland are invited
70 enter the eBgiueer serveein this regiment They
can procure such additional Information as thcg
may need from me, or from any officer now serving
in the Pioneer Brigade, The majority Of whom viii
enter the engineer regiment.
Lieutenant Willett, Engineer Department Nash
vile, IS the recruiting officer for Nashville and Vi
cinity. V. F. MERRILL.
Capt q. s. Engineers
Chief Engineer Army Cumberland.
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sAni.
ADVERTISED LETFERs

LIST Of Letters Rcslaiaing IN ~ Nasfrlls
Post Ofrcc, ,June q, Iss4.-List. 10 a.
All icfferz advertised ere subject j. an cxlsh
charge of one rent. Persons calling t1f them ri
faeasc b. prepared WITH the necesssrf cfleIce.
Persons calling for these letters ~ fiessc 50
they are sdrCrtsed, and give nu1nhef eia esiF d
list
Al letters not taken 0ui IN one inot<h all b.
sent 70 tie General Post Ofice g. dead lriiefs.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES

From eight % twenty years standing, with nance
known - science end ans.
Fer medical properties u Buchu, see Dispense
tory 81 the Uuted Statc-.
See Professor IFWees' valuable works on The
Prscgice of Physic.
see rcTn1rka fdade ly the late cflehrltra lf.
Physiek. Philadelphia.
See remarks made b ~. Ephrsm MenCEell. q
celebrated rhysician, and member uf iite Eoyni
College q Surgeons ireland, and published n nc
Transitions u the King aufi Qucenls sournai-
Sc Medico-C hiuurgicai Review. punl.aIleu ~
Benjamin Trayors, Feliow.oi The Royal College u
Surgeons.
See most Of the lste sianduri works on medicine.
Extinct Bnchu % per hoiilc, or ~ Coz SOD
q Slrsapsriia, lfo 800
~ hslfa dozen q each for st2, which VIII D.
SUFFICIENT % cura the mOst obstinate cases. n dlrfc-
tons are adhered n.
Delivered 20 any sidrcss, securely packed nom
Oh crVsfiun
Es-nsscrhe symptoms IN ~ commandment.
CuTca guaranteed. Advice gratis.
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Prllale 0F YenereaI nlsease.

o. ell forms and staros, speedily cured and casst-
uelly eradicsied nuin TIE systent ReCeni cases
cured In q feW days.
o would sppear needles here 90 adj he irnpor-
tsnce of "nippiug the evil in Itz bat % bilt INA
b She vie may o. sufficient, not only D. ave
themselves Dom misery. hui 81 shield her "a
spring nom shame and run.
HoW oiien - Do ne Ease We SEQ EcntleFafn drfInh
themselvCs Win advertised nnstlums. Annr riuch
loss iu pocket ana holith they ore finally loued 10
aply 70 come sN'.iai rhy-.tIfn 90 g. cured, tor
alone cEn thesCdisoasaa D. cufad properly sud e.
ltctqsiy uhcniho halls and cous t,tIoual ilioayn-
crasies arr known to he doctor who prescribe.
othcrwist z Is leap la lhe dark io oNrocl per-
nancui cure
Or. q. p olecc D. vel srrsngcd. and psyaous enc.
Ell with these diseases csl have Tire strctesi PIT
fary.
Persons 60 q disiance can address him b. letter.
Describing lae most pnnullnfnt SIMPSONS. tlt ia
sa dihCult c1ses, q person,d cNaulinsicn aia hc
neceesaFY.
oaoe hours fom 9 In ne morning en- 3 "a ths
evening. Ian ai-lF
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40 sKeclont I.oiion for psea-es az sgphihtio ma
tuTo. aud ar 81 lHection a Diseases 90 Sc ur1lry
orsins srisue rom haldts q ,aipsiI0u, rsad iu
couneriiua with the hyfr1rts Eurnu aud rsrsaps-
nlls, in sueh diseases A. recommended.
Evidence 81 the most rcH1oneih.e slu reliable
character Wli accompany tho medicine.
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Take no Bslsam, Mercury, or unpleasant medicine.
Tor unpleasant aud dangerous diseases.
Helmbold's Extract BuChu
CURES
SECRET DISEAS ES

in all their stages; at little expense; little or no
change in Diet no Inconvenience,
kND No EXPOSURE.
u cRuses frequent desire, and gives strength to
urinate, thereby removing lructionS, preventing
and curing structures OF tile UrethFa, alllyng pain
and Inflammation, so frequent in this class of dis
eases, and expelling POLSONOUS DISEASED
And H0RN-OUT NATTER.
ThOusan upon Thousands
WHO HAVE BEEN TIE VICTIM OF CUACKS
and who have pad HEAFI' FEES 20 he curcd IN
q short time, have found they were deceived, and
that the POISON" has by the use Of Powerful
Astrngents" been dried up the ~ stem, TO break
ont in az aggravated form, snd perhaps after uSr-
rage.
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BLOOD BLOOD BLOoDl
Hslmhold's Highly concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract SsrsspaFilla
SYPHILIS.
SYPHILIS.

This d en- affection Of the blood, and aitaess the
sxual Organs, Innings % the Nose. Ear, Throsi.
Windpipe, and ether mucus surfaces, making ts
appearance ia the form n Ilcars. HelmhCld's FIX.
tract Ssrsspariiia purfes The Eiocd, and removes
sll scsly erup6ons Of the skin, giving 20 .he com
peEion q clear ami healthy color. 10 heinC pTcpar-
ed expressly for this class q compl ants iis hood
purifying properties are preserved % greater ex.
tent than any other preparation q Sarsspar,is.
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AFFInAVIT

personsliy appeared bei1fe ne 80 Aidersnan Of
the 81 81 fliladelphis, II. IL Hsimboid. Nho. be-
ing duly sworn, doth ssy, Do preparations cQuiain
20 uarcotic, 80 HleTcry, or otcr iniuroua tiFagF,
Bat sre purely vegetable. II. q. MELMHOIu.
Sworn and SUBSCRIBED frfore M. thl ga dsy a.
NoFcsnhsf lass. Wa. u. HfBhARD.
Alderman, ofh-stFee5. ahoTe Race. fiIla.
Address letters for Information IN ronadCrFer
II. T. HELMBOLil. Chemist
Depot ipf tolIfh Ienih-sfreef
Below Chestnut, Philadelphia
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS,
AID USPRiSCsFLED DEALERS
sho eudeaso7 10 dispose SOP rHEIR OWN susl
''oth0r articles on ihe reputation STAINED -
Helmtoia Genuine PreI1lrai.oIiss
Azfrl.ci buenn,
rEFFafI4fIl1,
Improved Eosu 81 seh.
snid - AZ prlgg'sis everywhere.
ASK fOR HELHbJLffs-IAkE 80 OTHER
Gus 0ui me adFersiseme7lt, ald seB1 ~ q. AID
A AVOID INfO9fTIOA AND EXfDSUkE
June lo-ly
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HEADQUARTERS POST OF NASHVILLE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 18th, 1874 J
General Orders
No. =.
GiAPTAIN JAMES s. BOYD, HAVING REPOR-
~ ted for duty, IN compliance with orders from
Department Headquarters, IS announced as AS sist-
anf Provost Marshal Of Nashville.
BY command of bTigsdiaT-Gen JOIN F. MuIER.
". NENlN, Capt. and A. 4. a.
i,sua of-1w
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FEMALES. FEMALES. FEMALES.

In n IlIAoi I LAN n ND 4 I'M I4IA1i
OLD OR YoUNC, SINGLE, MARRIED, or cox
TEsFTATING MARRIAGE
IN many affections peculiar % Females, the FIX
tract Buchu Is unequaled 10y any other remedy, as
in Chloross or Retention, lrregUarty, painfulness,
or Suppression o. the Customary Fluctuations, IN.
cerated or Schirrous state Of the Uterus, Leucor-
rhea or Whites, Sterility, and for sll complaints
incident tCthe sex, whether arising from indiscre-
ton, Habits Of Dissipation, or iE the
DECLINE OR CHANGE or IIFE.
See symptoms above.
No Faui}y Should be Without Il
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DIR. KINGS
Dispenser
FOR
PRIVATE DISRANRN.

DIR. KING, formerly Of New York, for
81 last four years OF Louisville, KY, who
has devoted his attention TO the treatment OF pFi-
vste diseases for 80 yesrs, haiters himself having
attended 70 practice for many years. and cured
somsny thousands, ne is enabled 70 cure ali diseases
Of private nature, no matter how tad they may be
from inudcious medical treatment, OF nom neglect
Of their own DR.. Kings Dspensary is No 2
Desderck street, between Cherry and the Square
second story, where he cures 81 diseases OF pr
yate nature.
6onoEThOs cured without nsrgseous medicines OF
interference with business.
Structures Of Old or recent dsts efectuslly cured
in few days, by sn operation which causes no
pains Where s structure exists heslth cannot be
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
and undeTmiDes the health 50 much.
SYPHILIS, with ell the diseases Of the skin, grow
ng out Of neglect OF had treatment, can he effectu
ally cured IN few days.
SE1uEAL WEkKNEss.-ParticulsF attention having
been given 70 this disease, and al the consequences
growing out Of IL brought On IN many cases by the
destructive habits Of incOnsiderate youth, and eK
csssiVe Indulgence OF the passions, q neglect Of
which viii undermine the Constitution, rendering
the subject unit FOR business or society, and csus
ing premature old age.
Females who may be lsboung with HBy dificulty
Of the Womb may rest assumed OF immediate
lief
Persons residing abroad, By writing and stating
thar case with fee enclosed, direct toir. A. King
No. = DesderiCk street. Nashville Tenn, VII have
the necessary msdicihes sent to their address.
Once hours from O'Clock in the morning until
. the evening. Apr7-siAWiy
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ATTENDED NTH TIE FOLLOWING EE11pToss.
In,lispOsition 10 ExertiOn loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, J ifhculty Of Breathing.
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror II Diseases WskCiulnoss,
Dmness a. Nison, Pain in the Back.
Universal Lassitude ofthe iiushing Of the Body,
Muscular System, Eruptions on the Face,
Hot Hands. Paid Co1uienRnce.
pryness OF the Skin
These symptoms, il allowed to 90 on which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follow
naPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPIEEPTIC FITS,
in one Of which the patient may expire. Who osn
say that they not frequently followed by those
"a. eSdill Diseases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
aslsny are aware OF the cause Of their suflCrnc,
hat none Wlll confess. The records Of the Insane
Asylums and the, melancholy deaths hy eOnsump
ton, hear SIMPLE witness to the truth a the asser
tiun
THE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
requires the MD of medicine to strengthen and in
vigorate the syetem. which HELMBOLDS EA-
TRACT BBCEfff Invariably does. Atrial Will con-
vince the most skepbcel.
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AND ALL OTHER
DISRANRS OH THR SKIN!
Price, per Box.

yg,His CER4TE has HEEN ~ USE BY 1HE
i Fronah armica f1r ihe past ar yeErs, ard
there b 10 frsnrh soldier Hho does aot kuoa g.
Valuc.
% sss siso Dsei excessively ~ ne allied armies
ina tho CnEuean WEr, and such Erro the teuetia de-
uFed from ~ uee ihaf % has Erlslfed u'urid-N dc
fepuiatou. snd no slliirr p Do knows Of lis merits
Hll D. Or r single EreE uiiauf bok ia BE kuap-
safeguard aTflnsi tha Vfglous trolli3es 90 WhCh
solder b subject a. hY us.uE % % be- cloih.nE, De-
can prevent the arpetIEurr ef rtgmin, anal lhr de-
have made their arpnsrtuno it 81 tui htiIr fFcuta.
with Tie aid ofth|s ceraie, % rs h.mscu az thsss
diuagFeeatlc frouiscs.
Tno prurreiors have zone o. q great eNpenae to
procure the eriEnsl Fac.fe 81 ID. heoc, elih fiIi
directions, ard TIE apparatus iaf NOTWITHSTANDING ~
CeFaie, a. it hEs bsea ma.le ~ tha onEaai infea.
Tor, and have procured ne
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ga Cherry Street,
who're the afflicted msy siways hnd him engsged
with the same aea assiduify, secrecy a0d attention
% their ulsiortunes, which has rudcrasiIlly ds.
unguished bun ~ a Physician IN his spaCsl depart.
ment OF professional practice.
Dr. Coleman Er;duaied " che University 81 Penn.
sylvauia, at Philadelphia, I'M lsff Since Inst ems
be hiss gwen hIs entire and und fided attention o.
his profession. An
CtTulus ard hcaff usfnscs,
Sdgfil SpttL Aftcll1s, 7r7rsl,
kfsiTucrs, toT0Ci.fli Oli Ac.sftlsf1i Fttriosi1
SsIvc,uss, Dlsoiss, 81 a. ksiae's, E.a.'isr G.i
ftuStoic Oiasd, 4gcadl Agcfafg a.f
hsatsf' q the StiH Cuap Hrh e.,
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SPECIAL DISEASES


GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON.
~ AGE he hsa received, Dr. Coleman respect
fully infoms citiseus and soldiers thsi he has rs
moved has DlSPENSART 10
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NOTE, LETTER AND CAP PAPER.
Pens, Pencils, Envelopes, etc. for sale By
E.H. L&CO.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
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A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
COAL OIL LAMPS,
Chimneyss Shades, etc, for sale by EH.LACO.
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LUDLUNs SPECIFIC
Eor Gonouh0a, for sale b. ER.LaCo.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1864-12-17
rL'equipage lie plus aristocratiaue de

rL'equipage lie plus aristoeratiaue de
Newport, cette saison, est celui Auguste
Belmont, lie richie banquier de Newly York,
president du comite democratique national.
Sa caleche est coaduite par deux positions.
Deux laquais en- graude livree Sc tiennent
derriere Ia voiture, qui elle-meme est ten
due de satin damasse ct couverte de doru-
res. Les positions ont des culottes de
peau de daim, des jaquettes de velours
vert, des bottes revers ct des chapeaux a
gallons dor. lis sont de haute taille ct ont
etc dresses en- Europe. La livree de chacun
d'eux vaut $1,000; les quatre chevaux
$4,000; la caleche $4,000 ct les harnais
ct autres accessories $4,000. Guard le
prince democratic fait son apparition dams
l'avenue, avec son superbe equipage, tous
les autres vehicules s'ecartcnt Instructive
meut comme pour laisser passer une tete
couronnee. Les etables de Sa Maieste
confinement environ quarante chevaux,
evalues chacun de $1,000 a $4,000.
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AVIS AUX C0uTRlBUABLE2
des Etats COnfederes.

I Els personnes qni ne pourront pas payer
IL eurs taxes avaltl lie Ter Janyier 1865, pour
cause de labsence dun Coliecteur local. ou pour
toute antre cause, ponffoat deposer leurs bllets
Contcdares de $50, de SEQ, de $40 ct de S5 des
anclennes emissions, au bureau du Dspositaire
Opriousas, ct recevront des certificats echan-
gh Gui donneront droit la nouvelle emission,
lesquels certiticats seront acceptes en- Placement
des taxes, apres le Ter Janyer 1865, CONNIE leur
eqnivaent ell nouvelle emission. Les certificats
ct bons portant pour cent nterGt seront aussi
refns ell 1863, pour toutes les taxes proprement
dites de 1864, excrpte le cinqueme du soldat ct
Il take sur les especes, lesqueles deux dernieres
taxes dQiveht etre payees Ell la nouvelie circula-
ton on son equivalent.
Dams lie cas- ull on ne pourrait Sc proeurer des
certlhcats echange, ceux qui voudront le faire
pourTont deposer lie montant de leurs taxes au
nom du Coi!ecteur d'Etat, chez lie Depositaire, a
Opeloasas. qui est prize de donner en- echange
des certiicats en- Duplicate. CONNIE dams Ie cas- de
depots par les Colecteurs de District. Les Ger
tlhcats portant pour cent dinteret pourront e
gaement etrs deposes de cette maniere, pourvu
Gn'ils soient requirement. assgnes au Collecteur
dEtat, pardevant un Notare, I'M Magistrat ou un
Gretfier de Cour, colformement aux reglements
de Hon. z. w. Gray, Agent de la Tresorerie
dates 4 Juliet 1864, ou a ceux du "a .Juin ct du
II Octobre 1864.
A la reception, a Shreveport, de loriginal de
tells certiticats de depot, avec la liste des taxes
ainsi payees dunent certifse par rAssesseur de
District le soussigne emettra des reeus forlnel~
chaque contribuable, gui serviront de quittance
jusqu'a la concurrence du montant paye. Une
iste descriptive des certifcats pour cent de-
poses devra aussi stre envoyee au soussigne, la
quelle liste devra faire yor lie numero, la date ct
lie montant de chaque, ainsi que lie nom du De
postaire qui aura ennis ceStifcats, ct les ind-
yidtls qui auront paye ou assigne au Collector
d Etat.
Les contribuables sont pries de Sc rappeier que
les taxes dues aux Etats Confederes operent
CONNIE une hypotheque sur toutes les proprietes
tant meubles quimmeubes, ct que cette hypo-
thaque subsistera pendant deux ans de preferen-
ce tout autre hypotheque exstante.
Par autorite du Secretaire de la Tresoreria.
ROBT. NJ. LUSHER,
ColLeeteur d Etat.
Shreveport Decembre 1864 29tf
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Vente a | .ssncan,

POUR CAUSE DE DEPART.
3 K soussigne fera vendre l'encan, par
sm rintermediaire dun Encanteur du-
ment commissionne. d sa residence, 4 Ope-
lousas, Lundi lie 2 Janvier proclaim, 1865,
Tous ses Meubles dc Maison.
consistant principalemeut en-
Tn bean Piano, Sophas
Tables, Chaises
Bois de Its, NlatelatS,
lpoele de cuisine, l poele de salon,
Fayence, Ferrerie, ..
ct une infinite d'autres articles don't lenu-
ration serait trop Tongue.
II vendra auSsi lencan, une negresse,
domestique de maison; un Buggy avec har-
nais, ct une selle ct une bride.
Conditions: Compliant en- especea, le jour
de Ia vente
lrLe soussigne egalement lu sucre
quill vcndra a l'amiable d lei au j,ur de la
vente ci-dessus.
DAVID BLOCH.
Opelousas II Dec 1864 29-3t
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Take des E. c., 1868 ct 1864:
Avis aux Coutribuables leses.

BUREAU DU CoLLECTEUR DETAT,
Shreveport 9 Novembre 1864
I Es personnes qui ont un droit legal a Sc fa;-
- re -embourser on obtenr une reducto !
sue la take sur eux innposee, sont averties davoir
enregistrer. par ecrit leur application dGment
assermentee ct appuyee du meilleur temoignags
possible. d'ici au 20 Decembre proclaim, au Col
ecteur de District de eurs paroisses respeetives,
lequel devra examiner les reclamations ct faire
au soussigne un rapport des circumstances relati-
yes aux fats, ainsi que maniere de penser Ii
dessus ROBT. NJ. LUSHER,
Dec. 3-3t1 Collector d Etot
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AVIS AUX CONTRIBUABLES.
DISTRICT DE ST. LANDRY, Line.
Dime des e. c.. pour 1863.

Dime des E. c. pour 1863.
I ES lstes dassessement GU d'evaluation de
11 la take en- nature pour l'annee 1868, ayans
etc deposees entire les mains du soussigne, par le
Quarter Maitre du Poste pour Ell faire la collec.
ton en- valeur de la circulation settlement, ceux
qui doivent cette dime on take 81 nature pour
1868 sont par le present avertis de venir payer
ce montant au soussigne d'ici au Ter Janver pro-
cham, 1865, sous peiptSsadun take additionnells
de dix pour cent, commencement Ia loi.
Bureau OpelouSas.
THEO. C. LrrTELL.
Collector des E. C. pour 1868.
Opelousas II Decembre 1864. 29-3t
syPonr Information des contribuables de
1863 les instructions suivantes sont publiees:
Bureau du Commissaire des Taxes,
Richmond IS Avril 1864.
/. Dams les cas- OH les produits sujets la saxe
en- nature ont etc pris, ct gu un recu a etc dome
par I'm Quarter Maitre ou Commissare de Sub
sistence quelconque servant avec les troupes en-
campagne, le recu pourra etre accepte en- regle-
ment par lie Collecteur, pour antant en- valeur de
Ia take ens nature.
II. Dams les cas- on tel preduit du fermier a
ete pris tun recu dome en- echange par une per
sonne Guelconque appartenant larmee, qui ne
soIt III un Quartier-Maitre nj nm Commissaire de-
Subsistence. ct que la preuve du tait est etablie
Pai w CT tclc dubit ptfSDnue on per-
sonnes qui peuvent avor connaissance des fats
ct du caractere du contribuable ct de temoins qui
pUssent temoigner de la veracte ct de i'integrite
81 le Collector est convancu que le produit
etc reGu ct employe par larmee des Etats-Con-
tederes lie recu pourra egaleEent 6tre reconnu.
III. Dams les cas- on te! produit etc pris par
rarmee des Etats- Confederes ct aucun recu Ma
etc donne, le montant ains pris pourra egas-
ment etre accorde, pourvu que lie producteur
demontIe par preuves on par son propre affidavit
ct par la declaration dun OH plusieurs temoins
qni peuvent avoir connalssance des fats, avec
des preuves etablissant le bon caractere du pro-
ducteur, ainsi que son ntegrite.
(Signe) THOMPSON ALLAN,
C0mmssaire.
Approuvs,
(Sigre) C. G. MEMMINGER,
Secretatre de la Tres0Yerie
Anss Ia section dun acte pour venir all &C.
cour des contribuables, savoir:
SEC. 2. Que dams tous les cas- on la recolte qui
est sujette la take en- nature a etc enlevee on
detrnite par lennemi, le Collecteur de District
pourra remettre Ia take entiere ou en- partie, en-
proportion de Vetendue de la perte du contribua-
Bile, poaruu que les fats, dams chaque cas- soient
rapportes au Collecteur de la take; ct la deduc-
ton ne sera vade quapres qu'elle aura etc ap-
prouvee par lui.
Approve le Is Fevrier 1864.
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