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Il Baton Rouge, are hereby notified, that un.
less the State Taxes due by them for the years
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shall proceed TO collect the same according 10
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BEsr TINE TO CTR TIMBER.- A wri-
ter in the Scientific Ameyscan says :
/ have found the months Of Au-
gust, September, and October, to be
the three best in the year to cut hard
wood timber IF cut in these months,
the timber is harder, more elastic and
durable than il cut in winter months.
! have by weighing timber, found
that of equal quality got out for
joiner's tools is much heavier when
cut and got out in the above named
months than ID winter and spring
months, and it is not near so liable TO
crack. l.5.. fsass
have hickory timber on hand
which has been cut from one to ten
years with the bark on which was
designed for ax-helyes and ox-bows,
and not worm is to be found therein.
II was cut between the first Of August
and the first of November. | have
other pieces of the same timber cut in
the winter months, not two years old.
and they are entirely destroyed, being
full Of powder-dust and grub. worms.
Within the last ten or twelve wears !
have stated the result Of my observa-
ton and experience Of cutting timber
in the different seasons of the year, to
many OF my neighbors and others and
all who have made the trial are salts.
fled that the above statement is correct
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Mr.. Editor--You will please announce
THOMAS r. HERNANDEZ, Esq, as
acandidate for the office Of Sheriff Of East
Baton Rouge, NJ the Forthcoming Novem-
Der election.
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The New York herald., 1865-02-20
NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

CAIao, ILL.,, Feb. 1e 1885,
Five hmndred and fifty bales and hundred and nifty
kags on cotton svc arrived for st. Louis and three hun
dred fos Cincinnati
New Orleans advices TO the 18th have been. rsecved
The steamship Evening Star had arrived.
Ths rebel iron clad Missouri and two wooden gunboas,
comprising the entire fleet Of the enemy In Red River,
are below Alexandria closely watched by gunboats.
Three hundred and sisty bales Of cotton from the prize
bark Science sold at anction at New Orleans for
5ss for good ordinary and 07c for middng and strict
rniddiing There were 40 private sales, Sugar, 19c.
q 2Oc Molasscs, 81 20 a 81 %.
Memphis dates to the 17th have been received.
The steamers Mercury and Grocsbcck, with troops on
board had been attacked by the rebels near Helena.
Several soldiers were wounded. The rebels were nnay
dispersed by the gunSoats-
Tho Memphis Baxain says IL Is reported, upon
thory worthy Of consideration, that che cotton trade
viii be closed in this department within twenty days, by
order Of President Lincoln and DO reopcned upon
principles after his proposed visit South and West which
IA looked for soon after the Ah Of March.
The Union men Of Memphis are preparing grand re-
ccption banquet for w. O. Brownlow, who 10 expected
here in a few days
The rebel General Forrest commanding the District Of
Misnssippi West Tennessee and East Louisiana, has
established his headquarters ~ Jackson Miss and ID
eonscriptns gueras and sending them 70 HchmonA 70
BE- put into the army OF Virginia
| The steamer Dove captured and burned near
| Beena by tho rebels The Ffsysixth --- regiment
were taken prisoners and Colonel Dean, commanding,
| killed.
The New York herald., 1865-02-20

The OF the occupation Of the capital Of South
Carolina by Shermans troops and Of the probable fall
OF Charleston published in yesterdays Herald, caused
much rejoicing throughout the country. We have
nothing later this morning regarding General shemans
successes The Richmond Erominer OF the nth inst.
has additional particulars Of the reported fight
between Kilpatrick's and Wheelers cavalry the
llth inst at Aiken, on the railroad leading from
Branchvie Augusta and about eighteen miles from
the latter place The Examiner reeratcs the previous
rebel that Fitzpatrick "driven back dis
tance about Ave miies and gives the for
not n.inuins the pursuit the exhaustion Of ammuni
tion II is chimed that a number Of Union soldiers
captured in tho affair The rebels estimate the
entire number OF shemans forces operating in the inte
rior OF South Carolina a, only forty thousand.
The captain of the steamer Ariadne which arrived at
Fortress Monroe from Fisher last Friday reports
that just before no left bright light in the
direction OF Fort Anderson Cape Fear river causing
surmscs that had been abandoned and burned by the
rebels Late rebel papers make statements and throw
out hints which to confirm previous reports that
preparations for the evacuation Of Wilmington by their
forces have been for time in progress A recent
number Of paper published in that town mysterously
sludes 70 'important movements there, which II is
not deemed prudent 10 describe The same paper thinks
tho dcs gn Of Commander Cushngs late expedition from
Cape Foar river TO Little river TO cnt tho Manchester
and Wilmington Railroad The rebels at Knston n G.,
now think that the story about heavy concentration OF
Union forces at Newbcrn, with materials for repairing
.,a stock for running - railroads leading into the int.
rior, greatly exaggerated.
Our dispatches from the james river armies men
zion continuous picket firing for several hours oil along
tho Iues in front OF Petersburg the night OF Thurs
dav last and some artillery firing the evening OF
Friday but do aude TO any results Of consequences
NJ following. A sudden and somewha. impuisive
attack on the pickets of General Fereros division Of
che Twcnty-nfth corps, In front OF the Bermuda
ocfeuccs. was made by the rebos on Friday morning
nm, bev werc easily driven back by the colorcd troops
who suffered little II any loss The daily influx Of dc
sersers from Lec's army continues 70 Increase. II
supposed that about forty rebels were killed BY sb
Blowing up OF their dag Of truce steamer schus, on m
Friday afternoon In James river by one Of their ow
torpedocs.
Richmond papers contain General Lees order on ~
sumins command Of all the rebel armies He stu re
tains personal supervision Of the Army OF Norshcr
Virginia, and his headquarters In tho field with th'
organization The rebels st much agl,ated over th
matter Of negro cnlstmens. Resolutions reporte
In tho Virginia House Of Delegates the 10th Ins
granting permission 70 the Jen Davis authorities TO n
crut any number Of the ableboded negroes that stat
they may deem proper During debate on the lei
insl IN tie rebel Senate The food question one mon
The New York herald., 1865-02-20
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The Situa ton I'm South Carelina.
A.rArpAru G n urpOvrrn urrpNrn
IMPORTANT FROM MsxIco.
Guaymas Moo Occupied by tho VrsnsA
Troops. 5oel

Guaymas Moo Occupied by inc RreAe0
Troops. Seoif
oUR GUAsuGAs CORRESPONDENTS. .t +.
GUAYxAs Jan. & 1853
The French have not yet made this place warliho
visit although they have been expected several month
They landed forcD Of over hundred at Altaaa
place between here and Mazatlan Thsse with -
equal number of traitor Mexicans while forty mae
the INTERIOR attacked by the Juarez troops ana
the whole party either killed, wounaed or made
prisoners The Devastation brought theDsws and y
beloved be trne II IL supposed that this forc, wAs
70 by land in conjunction with coming by So -
take Guaymas and that their defeat sodisarrsnge
their plans that shis place may escape for some tina
longer. The Frersh not succeeding well on this
coast They Acapulco but could not nstrase the
country back OF IL to get provisions fecd 60, which
they much needed, and finally have abandanedit, bus
were obliged to. bring to Mazailan an safety
some three ared inhabitants, who Ind sidsA
with them to prsaect them the fury of tho Jhayss
troops This act md evidence OF weakness Will Trsvana
many OF the inhabitants OF this and other places from n
any way committing themselves 10 the cmpire as thsy
we'll know the Juarrz troops will show them nency IN
case they fall int their hands, The French are heseSoa
at Mazatan and is allowed to take them pregs-
sions of any Sort Macmillan has much harder TASK
before him than he calculated and he need never hops
conquer this coast without at least forttmss the
force they have mere Governor PasquHa is doing
all possible to raise troops 10 oppose them Hs has
already betwee n three thousand andexpreosoo
determination % fight them TO the last.
The New York herald., 1865-02-20
News from the Pacific Coast.


@0 SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IS, 1soA
Advsces from Chile cay that on and after Nay the
coasng trade Of that country will be thrown open 70 vss
sss Of every nation This will have the effect 70 increase
commerce with San Francisco.
Arisona papers report that scouting parties have been
started out against the Indians and exterminating
warfare commenced 1# 8tf HHfH
San FsAscsco. Feb. 10, 1905
Arrived, ships SEQ Serpent and Great Republic, ffom
New York
Governor Blssdell, Of Nevada, has presented the
message 70 the Legislature relative 10 the passe Of the
constitutional amendment for the abolition Of slavery
He recommends action thereon.
The Governors Of Idaho and Arizona Territories arc on
their way hither, en- route to Washington.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IL, 1896.
suit is now pending in the United States District
Court % test the validity OF various seizures Of cham
payne by the Custom House authorities the ground OF
an attempt 10 eyade the duties by systematic undervau.
nr OF values and false invoices Tho result OF the suit
will make difference Of one hundred thousand dollars
annually at this port -,
Arrived mail steiner Sacramento, from Panama with
tho passengers that left New York January %,
The opposition steamer America, With the passenger
that loft New York January 20 has also Mriyea
The New York herald., 1865-02-20

Secretary Stant0n's Announcement -
1 Governor Fcnton OF General sherman's
Successes. ''..''s I'll
ALBANY, Feb 10. 1855.
The following telegram has been received by Govsrnu
Fenton-
WASHINGTON Feb 10, 1875.
Last night this department received the gratifying
intelligence OF tho occupation OF Columbia the capital
Of South Carolina by General Sherman and the probable
evacuation Of Charleston by the enemy Hasten on ~
oruiting 70 A up the army, and the rebellion mnse
receive the final blow in this springs campaign
~ E. II. STANTON, Secretary Of Wa
The New York herald., 1865-02-20

PREPARING FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
OF lS6s.-New and very novel features are
likely to be introduced into the next Presiden-
tial campaign. They already begin to fore
shadow themselves. Union leagues, greenbacks
and stupid shent-per-shent conventions defeated
the democracy in 1864. But the programme
will be changed in 1868. Instead Of Union
leagues there will be Union "lodcs;" instead
of General McClellan's "minute" men there
will be General Somebody's amining" men;
instead OF Ben Woods and valandigham's
"peacen men there will be Tom, Dick and
Harry's "grease" men. Gold and silver
mines and petroleum oil wells will con-
stitute the party rallying cries and plat
forms. Every man will have his nugget or his
oil bubble. Such are the present indications.
The World, the organ of the shentper-
shent democracy, has gone over, body, soul,
Barlow, Belmont and breeches, into the new
political caaldron. Barlow is now opening his
| gold lodes In Colorado. Belmont tried Il,
smashed the concern, like lump Of quartz
under hundred pound crusher, because II did
| not yield shcntper-shent at once, and has gone
| TO Europe, with Little Mac under his wing, fol
the purpose Of seeing what he can do with thu
Fsothschilds and the other money kings Of the
Old World toward developing the mining 70
sources and shaping the political destinies d
tbe New World. Gold and silver may, there
fore, be expected TO be uperabundant abou
the time Of the next Presidential election, end
a. for oil, We will find hung out beside th'
legend "Columbia rules the wave" another
that aPetroleum oils the world" and those soul
thrilling lines Of Byron,
Those lies Of Grease, those lies Of Grease,
| Where burning Sappho loved and sung,
| and oskeqg similarly appropriate, will fprnie
the notices for porty banners. Seriously, th
operations Of prominent politicians in gold an
silver mining speculations and in oil bubbles
and the vast volume Of capital involved, for'
shadow new aud novel order Of 'hioes scr U
The New York herald., 1865-02-20

eoscRRr CAMILLE URso.-hle Camille Urso will give
4 concert at Niblos saloon this evening The merits Of
this celebrated female violinist would bc sufficient alone
to draw good house Her grace and her talents have
already received full recognition from this public and
we trust she win this evening with further evil
dence Of that appreciation which her genius entities
har
The New York herald., 1865-02-20
The Overland Telegraph Line.

VHIUAuO, FED ~, Ib0O
The Overland telegraph line 10 the Pacific Is fully
repaired and is In perfect working order Salt Lake
City and New York have been working direct without in
terruptiVn oil day,
The New York herald., 1865-02-20

The BROADWAY TmATRE-CHASaE OF PROGRAMME
There will be change Of programme at the Broadway
theatre tonight Mr. Owens appearing for the first time
in New York. in the Toodlcs. speciality, entitled
Forty winks, in which Mr.. Owens will take the great
part Of Hora,io spriggins, will also bc introduced
The New York herald., 1865-02-20

Sailing OF the Steamer ST.. David.
PORTLAND EslL IA, 1s0S
The st. Dar sailed at half past this morning fos
and Liverpool
The New York herald., 1865-02-20

Pourosrxsr OF rHx Gyors AT HfILzRs-0wing to
accident the Gygcs win not be produced at Helers
this evening Arrangements have been made to have
the spectacle readiness for "Wednesday evening, until
which time the public will have 10 remain patient
The New York herald., 1865-02-20

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The New York herald., 1865-02-20

Ratification ~ the Constitut tional Amend~
ment by the Nevada Lcgislature.
.oW CARSON, Feb. 10, 1855.
Tho Nevada Legislature has just ratified the amona
ment to the constitution OF the United States aboshng
slavery There only two votes in each House in the
negative-both democratic
The New York herald., 1865-02-20
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

KilpntrIck's Fight at Aiken. &
.DDiTIosAL PARTICULARS FROM REBEL soURCss.
s.H From the Richmond Examiner, Feb Ill
We have from gentleman who left Columbia az late
as Tuesday last and who arrived hero last night
interesting news Of the military situation there.
From this source VIC have confirmation Of light %
tho 1lth inst between Wheeler and Fitzpatrick Ak"A
1t appears that General Wheeler after enticing him b.
yond his intrenchmcnts charged with bis whole oc'n
mand and routed the enemy with confusion driving lin
back distance Of aboit five miles. Ammunition giving
out II was impossible for to push Kipatrick
further and the contest there ceased We took
BILE number Of pr.soners-among whom were portion
OF the Thirty third Massachusetts, regiment
The force OF the enemy which had taken Orangebur
was said to be about twelve thousand strong The gen.
er opinion is that Sherman has not than forty
thousand effective In the four corps scattered
between the Savannah and the Edsto AT the time our
informant left Columbia not believed that Sherman
would attempt to capture the place at present. but oon
himself with cuttng the railroads. and then now
Charleston for the purpose Of reaching water base
and reopening communications with his 1est
The Situation I'm South Carelina.
ALLANDALE, S. c., REPORTED BURNED.
From the Richmond Examiner, Feb LII y
The Columbia Gazette of the 12th in view Of the
dalism perpetrated by the enemy urges every an cape
bio oDearing arms march at once to the 'front.' and
adds-sIf there Is man State who after reading
the future By the CHASTITY light y the burning village
Allandaie expect his kome in any other way
than by shouldering his musket and huyng heneld
he deserves to - cassed with that sagacious quaupeA
or sop who planted his clumsy hoos upon the shoulder
Of his master In tho hope Of being caressed like do0
whom 10 instead Of the gentle ouchss he ookano
for received such shower Of blows soon remirah4
him that he ns4hing better than am ass /"
The New York herald., 1865-02-20

Arrlval or Released Prfsoners ~ Anha.
polls.
BALrmosR, Feb 10, 1905
The Americcm's special from Annapolis says:-Nins
hundred and twenty six psrocd mon have just arrived
from the South, many Of them In most horrid condi
ton The government buildings bsrc will soon be all
filled with sick and wounded
The New York herald., 1865-02-20

,sorEY cAM-o,,f ,,s x,ysr,p,a ,oo .,a M,
Bowery.-SosGs DANCES, BUaLxsoUEs &c.-Lrx IHGrx
The New York herald., 1865-02-20

who had not tasted meat in the last sx months and
other added that soldiers themselves had also been
without meat for long time Ar. Henry Of Tennessee
said the dculy not 70 produce food but prevent
n falling into the hands Of the Yankees
The New York herald., 1865-02-20

NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY, oi8 Broadwsy.-
Open from 10 A. NJ. till lOP N.
The New York herald., 1865-02-20

AMERICAN THEATRE, No "a Broadway.-BALLxrs,
PAyToxixEs, BURLEsouEs, &c-THx YouNo RKcRuIf
The New York herald., 1865-02-20
THE SITUATION.

New Fork, Monday, February 40, 1895
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-23

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-A Wash:
ington special says the adoption Of
the Stevens resolution in the House
by q two-thirds majority, is regarded
conclusive also that Southern claims
ants for seats in the House Of Repre-
scntaiivcs will not be admitted this
session.
Reyerdy johnson will deliver on
elaborate argument against the test
oath, on Friday, in the Supreme
Court.
The following committee was ap.
pointed 10 inquire into the condition
Of the late Confederate States
Stevens, Morrcll, Order, Bough
Oonklin, Bautwcll, Blow and Rogers.
There were twenty rebel cruiser
during the war, which captured
burned and sunk 257 merchant YES
sells.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-12-23
lTucsdaY Dec. 10th. ntth!

Tuesday Dec. 10th, atthc resi-
Acc OF the brides father, near
Eureka Mrs, by the Rev. II. NJ.
Morrison, MFR. RIM. Knox Of Mcm-
phis, to Miss. Matte Z. Sparks.
We acknowledge the receipt Of the
printers fec in tho shape Of d large
slice Of Brides cake" is
May they be happy May tho
lovely bride escape in life's batds
strife all the hard "knocks," and the
gallant groom bear always in his
bosom the fame Of love, lit BY SC
treasured a ''spark.'
On Tuesday Dec. 18th, at the res
idenec Of the brides father, by th,
Rev. II. NJ. Morrison, Mr.. Andrew
J. Todd, 10 Miss. Mary L. ClantOn,
On Thursday Dec. 1lth, at The
residence Of the brides father, by the
llcy. II. NJ. Morrison. Mr. L. Y.
Pollard, to Miss, Emma Bost.