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We publish elsewhere very sensible letter from
our old friend Banton Duncan, upon the subject Of
the Confederate debt What he says is unmstabably
true-there is no Confederate debt Tie debt has
never maured. 1t was conditioned to be paid " two
years after the ratification of treaty of peace be-
tween the Confederate States and the United States"
Those who took the bonds took them with the full
knowledge of this condition, and were careful to
charge "a heavy per cent for the hazard Now that it
has gone against hem they have right to complain
either Of the south or of the United States 1t is
certainly our business to pay the losses of specu
lators who gambIed in such stocks to detrnent,
and not the business Of the southern States to pay
debts not due Mr.. Duncan's letter. we think, very
efecuaIly settles the radical cry of intention of
the conservatives to assume the Confederate debt.
[InnisYiIIe Demncra+
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Internal Revenue Penalties and Costs

Internal Revenue Penalties and Costs
IMPORTANT pEcIsIoN-DELIvERY OF NOTICES TO TAX
PAYERS.
The following important correspondence has take
place between Mr.. Putnam and the commissioner !of
internal revenue:
NEW YoRE, Oct 90, 1856
Hon. E. A. Rollins Commissioner Of Internal Revende:
S5y-Folowng precisely the directions of the law
in regard to advertising and posting notices of annt4l
taxes advertising in four papers, however, instead
of required by law, and posting fifty bills ail-
stead of four) | find remaining unpaid about one
sixth to one-fourth of the taxes on the lists. -
All these have been notified on form g. BY mail as
the law requires lists being carefully checked
the notices are addressed. These notices in yelbw
stamped envelopes, obtained from the postoice hive
been mailed by trustworthy clerk at the postoice in
this distrct-station F. in third avenue understood TO
be branch of the general pOstofice. Very frequent
complaints have been made at different times by tax
payers that they have not received these notices aud
great dissatisfaction is often expressed in regard TO
the ten per cent penalty and sometimes further edss
added in consequence As, however, we have in
many instances ascertaned inquiry that these cqm-
plants have been unfounded, they have not usuGlly
been regarded. To-day some fifty taxpayers in The
thirteenth and twelfth divisions including some Of sur
best citizens testify uniformly that they have received
no notices. and loudly protest against the penatv gtc
The notices h this division mailed on the 20ts TO
24h of September, thus giving three weeks instead of
ten DAYS, before the costs and penalty we're adGad
But as this testimony was uniform it was impossible
to doubt that in some way entire packages
Of notices have been strangely lost or wiIully de-
sroyed Ihave therefore suspended the collection .f
all additions to the tax itself in these divisions unt
can report the facts and ask power to remit the peal
ties of such persons as thus assert that their notices
have not been received. An early reply will gresy
oblige Very respectfully,
G. r PUTNAM, Collector.
REPLY
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office of Internal Revenue,
Washington Oct a, 1866 /
Sir-Your letter Of the 10th inst, relating TO the
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CoBXER IoUsTo1 ATEsgE ( FRlEKLIS STREET,

DEG to inform the public that they are erecting
ID large and commodious COTTON SHED the
bayou the head Of Market street, Shreveport, at
be shipped without drayage. 1t is situated away
from the crowded portion Of the city and is thereby
less subject fire They have, also, large and suitu-
ans, which they design using as a Warehouse, from
which Cotton can be shipped and Freight delivered
without drayage. They have also, large BRICK
WAREHOUSE for the accommodation of those who
prefer storing in it.
= They are also erecting Warehouse at the Railroad
Depot Marshall Texas for the purpose Of receiving
and forwarding freight over the railroad.
They will keep constantly hand, at their store in
the town of Marshall, general assortment of Mer-
chandise which they wifi sell at the lowest market
prices; and will make liberal Cash Advances on
Cotton Wool and Hides to be shipped to the house of
J. G. ELSTNER, Commission Merchant No IA Caron-
deet street. New Orleans o3 If
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SIGNIFICANT. administration papers at Wash
ington call for the formation of Constitutional Union
Guards to be ready at all times to aid the constitution
al authorities. rendezvous for recruiting has al
ready been opened.
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DEATHoT Gen. SCoTT's DAUGHTER-A Broken Heart
the Calss.-It is not generally known, says the Chi
cago Republican, that the eldest daughter of the late
Gen. Scott died broken hearted in French convent,
because her father would not give lis consent to her
marriage with young French nobleman ard officer,
who unohjectiOnable in every respect excepting
that Gen Scott did not wish to have a son-in-law
against whom be might have to draw his sword in the
event of a collision between France and the United
States in which the sutor to the hand Of his daughter
would have to take part in his capacity OF officer in
the French army. The commandeT-in-chief of the
United States army should not enter into such enan-
his daughters and wfe's entyeates The poor young
lady, who while still pupil at madame Chagerney's
school in New Yor had been distinguished on account
of her remarkable accomplishments retired to a
convent where she died short time afterwards.
INVESTIGATION INTO THE EVENING STAR DISASTER.
The New York Herald Of the 26th says:
Capt W. II. New and other gentlemen are still en-
gagged in investigating the which led to the loss
Of the Evening Star Yesterday they visited sister
ship Of the Re, and afterwards examined one Of
the builders of the Evening Star. The examination
will be made critical and searching possible after
which a report will be prepared showing the causes
which led to the calamity. Up to the present time it
is the opinion of the investigating committee that the
primary cause of the loss of the vessel was the penny
wise and pound foolish plan of sending her to sea
without sufficient number of men handle her in
storm half as severe the one in which she was
lost.
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Also
BASQUINES, SCARFS, MANTILLAS, LACE
SHAWLS &c, Of the latest styles, in great variety.
Embroideries.
Jackonet and Swiss EDGTNG and INSERTING, Bands,
Ladies Embroidered UNDt tRSHIRTS, COLLARS,
Infants WAISTS SKIRTS and UNDERCLOTHING,
Real Lace COLLARS and JETTS.
Millinery.
BONNETS, HATS, for Infants, Misses and Ladies,
Ladies UNDERGRADUATES of every description,
ready made.
Ladies aud Children SHOES, all styles and qualities
In short, complete assortment of Ladies' Goods,
From Paper of Pins to a Wedding Outfit.
This portion of the stock was selected, with great
care, by Mrs. WELLS, who by business experience in
this market Of twelve years. perfectly understands the
requirements of Ladies in this section, and who feels
confident she can please the most fastdious, both in
goods and prices.
}. H. McDERN0TT is determined to establish an
LADIES' STORE,
that will prove creGtabe to himself and beneficial to
his customers. In view Of which, he has purchased
this market in the Ladies' line and being determined
to secure the Ladies' trade he pledges himself to sell
Cheaper than the Cheapest,
which he do and make living profit, which is all
he desires. Ladies who favor him with their custom
may rest assured that they will get goods at legitimate
prices whether judges or not for he has established
One Price System,
which cannot fail to give satisfaction, it is based
upon small profits and quick returns" Mrs. Wells
superintends the Millinery and Dress making Depart
ments where she will be pleased to and wait upon
her old friends and customers Both of these branches
under the management Of first class artstes, who
are thoroughly posted" on the latest fashions.
To the Gentlemen McDermott would say that lie has
fine stock Of
SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING,
BOOTS SHOES,
HATS, and
FURNISHING GOODS, &C.,
which he will sell cheaper than any else in town,
he is going out Of gents goods entrely order to
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HATS, and
FURNISHING GOODS, &C.,
which he will sell cheaper than any else in town,
he is going out of gents goods entirely order to
devote his exclusive attention to the establishments of
first class Ladies store Fmh2S If
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Cotton statistics---The Prospective Supply

Stock on hand at all ports, 1st Sept 1865 - 24S125
Total crop of the United States 214476
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I |BASQUINEs, SCARFS, MANTILLAS, LACE
SHAWLS &C., of the latest styles, in great variety
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W. Z. KENNEDY
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Jackonet and Swiss EDGING and INSERTING, Baue
Ladies' Embroidered UNDtRSHIRTS COLLARS,
Infants WAISTS, SKIRTS and UNDERCLOTHIN
Real Lace COLLARS and JETTS.
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THE CREscENT's NEW PREss-We have received
dispatch from Messrs R. Hoe & Co, the celebrated
printing press manufacturers Of New York, aanounc-
ing that our new press was shipped on Wednesday
last It will take some days after its arrival. to pu
it up but We shall soon have the pleasure and the
satisfaction of printing the Crescent on one of the
finest presses ever used in the southern country.
New Orleans Crescent, 0ct. 80.
Ther, the press arrives it is the intention Of the
propr etors to commence their Sunday and evening
lsslLF nf the Crescent
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IMPORTANT pEcIsIoN-DEL1vERY OF NOTICES TO TAX
PAYERS.
The following important correspondence has taken
place between Mr.. Putnam and the commissioner .of
internal revenue
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-31

A VESSELS WHOLE Crew DEAD.-We have con-
siderations Of public policy refrained till this date
to notice the lamentable occurrence of the death
nv fever OF all on board the schooner tAlbert
Hawley,n in quarantine at this port. Had we no.
ticed ii ct the time, our exchanges would have
cried yellow fever and wrong impressions have
been created, The surgeon who guaranteed the
vessel and attended The sick on board pronounced
the disease ship fever. Whether it was or not.
tie schooner now lies in quarantine as abandoned
property, and time has demonstrated that the dis
ease which effected her so terribly is not likely to
do any more damage. She came in port from
Mobile on the 30th Of July, and on the 9th of
August the last man on board quit the ship for q
cruise In unknown seas. Pensacola Observer
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AYERS sARsArAR111A.l

And for yourself the surprising activity with which It
eleanses the blood and cures these disorders.
During late tbs public have been sad by large bot
ties pretending 10 give quart Of Extract Of sarsaparla for
dollar st Of these havs bean Frauds upon the sick for
they not only coaain t 4 any sarsaparlla but often no
has followed tie Of the extracts of Sarsaparia
which food the MARKET until the itself has become sy
Anonymous with imposition and cheat Still call this
pound sarsaparaR and intend TO supply such remedy
shall the from the load of obequy which
upon t. we fhn We have grounds believing has virtues
which irresistible by the Ordinary Of the diseases 1t is
iutendedto cure Wean only assure the sick that offer
them the best Alternative which know how to duce and
have to believe II by far the most eeetHal purifier
Of the blood yet discovered by anybody.
AYERS CHERRY PEGT0KAL Is 50 universally known
surpass every other remedy the of Coughs Colds
nasnsa Hosrsensas Group Rgonehtlg Recipient Consunp
OF the disease that tits useless here tie evil
dsica OF is virtues The world knows them.
Prepared by ]. o. AVER Co. Lowell Mass and sold by
Is. J. HART CO. New Orleans,
ala eap}
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INCREAsE OF BANKRUPTCY IN FRAECE.--The
number Of French Bankruptcies adjudieated DUR
ing the month Of July BY the Tribunal Of Com
meree was one hundred and eighty4two So large
q number has not been reached for many years; it
Is believed not since 1913.
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DE z BOWS 1HS.s.J NAT5sSRNAL RlEyIEw-wIIe
WEEKLY EBERVHLE.E SOUTW.
w PUBLISHED KyERT SATURDAY
Plaquenne IbaTyille Parish Ia

= 5laqueiIine, lbeFvile Parish, La.
y. Ward az Co., PranPietOrR
AiTEs oF suBsCRIPTIoES5 per annum, In advance h
yearly, ~ % quarterly, 81 90 0
1910 OF ADvERTlsINGAn transient advertisements a.
seruo per square, 81 5O each subsequent insertion
ii. oIsTs mot specified as to time will be published
will be charged $40 ' "Iu DN'tlSs oip'
~ payable IN advance. N-Ns' "A' psSaA
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1sl.marel,s Inaaslable Isapaelts.



II had been said that, apart from the annexation
Of the Elbe Duchies, Prussia would only appTo
PIRATE the territories necessary TO put on end Il
the break which separates her northern and east
crn possessions into two parts. This clause led thu
world to anticipate, at the very utmost the annex
alton Of a part Of Electoral Hesse and of Hanover
But Count de Bismarck has required that the settle
ment Of all questions concerning the States Of ths
South be left to his discretion. Austria has con
scented not to intervene in anything not eFen5iI
che definite treaty OF peace and the Count de Bis
marck, once that his res niated on thai
point lost no time In throwing aside the mask. al
the present day, Prussia no longer Ensembles her
intention Of annexing in the same manner the
whole al Electoral Hesse, the Dachy of Nassau
all Hanover, the Dnchy Of Brunswick, and The
city Of Frankfort
many. The preliminaries provide that the Ger,
manic Confederation having ceased to- exist, Prus-
sia shall form q union with, the northern States
which extends 70 the Main. and, consequently
notineluaiRg Bavaria, Wurtemburg, Ducal Ha.
and Baden; which States might, on thefned
form o southern confederation, but tqss there !
aion OF Austria, which power was dsas carrying
out of doors from Germany. Tg the desire Of
gore, reason % suppose tnat ZINE whole OF Ger
her moderation so far as tee pale of her future
extending her duninati the most hostile to the
many, and to leave sfnacy. But all that turns
empire those fopal fusion. Count de Bismarck
1usa q fInss IS adroit as be is rapaeious. ne
GUY e 1e sip into the convention IN which the
= 41 @aeffes Of peace are lald DOWN, TWO htIe
SooAa pregnant in results
IN Inc first place stipulated that the States
8 the south, even in the case where they should
9erfactlv free not to 40 so-might connect them
;eIycs 81 treaties with the confederation Of she
lorth he next insisted that Austria should npt
q any way NEEDLE with the negotiations OF peace
sntared into by Prussia with the southern States
sach besides this. to be carried on separately.
hereford, this is what will come to pass-what
nav even NOW be coGsideredas certain. In nego-
iafing separately with Bavaria, Wurtemberg,
Baden etc, Prussia has demanded and obtained
rom those States that they shall not constitute
themselves into a southern confederation, feeling
tery certain to be able to oblige them in this way
o attach themselves to that Of the north. Prus-
ian agents are already canvassingthe populations
md governments in that sense. And so 1t will
lappen that contrary TO the French project, there
vii no longer be question of northern German
inicn and a southern one, but only Of confede- |
alton Of the whole Of Germany, with Prussia at
he head t
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TIE LOCAL EDIFoR.--p Passing along the street,
yesterday afternoon, we met gentleman with
bright little boy by his side. AS soon the little
fellow caught sight Of MS be attracted his fathers
attention bg pulling at his coat tail and pointing
at us, said:
it0h, pa, there goes an editortn
q Hush, my son. said the parent, don't make
sport Of the man God only knows what you
may come to yet ~
Snch was the experience of Charlie Kirk, of the
IloniaYile Gnnrier.
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llFEIoR ooaIlIlssIoNHRs sEoi

nFFTUE GOHf AxassIOEERS SECOND
" DRAINIEG DISTRICT No. 40 Osrondeet street. New
Orleans August l5 1856 owers Of Lands yipg withr
tie Second Drainag District which is bounded below by
Julia street and the New Canal and above by the Jefferson
Raoas extending from the Mississippi river to Lake
Pontshastran hereby notaed that heSIh Insalmen
Asse for Che cost of Draining said Dsfietis
now due and payable this Office Al bills paid by the
m o. September next will be subject 70 proceedings accord
Ing 10 law NOSES EASTMAN, president.
N &S4AsA
Ne % CAMP STREET. UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
JeyveirSs Watches, SILVER and Plated ware.
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Ana b N arocara and prngrIsla.
CLEANSE Tmn HOOD

With corrupt sordered or vsted blood you sick all
II may burst out in Pmple Sores in active
disease crit may keep stes depressed and good for
nothing But you cannot have good health while blood
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I'M IN ooTToN AaILI.s.

These MILLS which were built BY me in 1889 as an effort
Of Southern enterprise again under my control: and
30 to las packed in such proportions may ordered
and Of the quality put up by PRIOR 10 the war which e1
esIled any offered in this Market t7i 81
His known, that willis Mills were in my hands the
product Of thsm STAINED reputation Coz superiority Of
quality and fuaess Of ELECTROMAGNETIC by any other
Yarns offered This reputation has been peostltutsd by
certain unpneed parties who have scrupea to use my
and brand inferior articie and further.
more earn that Georgia Yarns have offered in this
Market as the product Of my Mills
TO protect myself and from such npOsstionn
adopted trade mark, which w hetsAils bs placed
each bale Of my Yarns with the addition 81 my signature
on each pad label These Mills have no agents Orders ls
81 Ne 50 Union street, viii be promptly executed.
IA NJ LANE
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A DyANGEs ON coNsIGNMENTs OF COTTON,
Tobacco Slaves Taov Western Froaues etc. 70 my friends
in New York, Boston, LavsPOo Has, Bordeaux, end tho
West ladies. OSCAR BgRoIER,
Ne IS Magazine sired, mp Stain
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' ,T-,i-iI7i'7--I 1l7srOHEA DEMOCRATS
ma BIENVILLE MESSENGERS.
4 SPARTA, LOUISIANA,
ny j. NJ. a. scaRlaDds

As BTENvILLE MESSENGER ia issued every r. ss1 ID
1 Morning. Subscription prce-Sb pei ahnuM, S'43'
bnths I'm advance. .,a Al
advertisements inserted at the rates Of 81 % per
Be first Insertion rs cents fer each subsequent sHs
Eight lines or less constitute square Liberal ~
tnSde in favor Of those who adveT.ise freely N sa
Transient advertisements inserted At intervals, WIZ
as new each insertion. s@N
Business Cards occupying the space of one square
All notices published for the bsneRtof Eryats paT
be charged as advertisements. -, - ss5rsE
Obituary notices exceeding one square charged %
mhnts.
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John H. FULLER,
MANpFAoTuRER AND DEALER,
No. hey Street, New YORK,
store and ready immediate shipment and mana
featuring to order,
Portable and statlonary steam Engines anS

IUIIeFHs - II
2s $50 herss power Circular Upright Saw Mills Of III
approved construction Of all Sizes cutting 700 TO
fest of lumber per hour erist Mills Mil ITens, Water
Wheels and every kind of Mil Machinery Sugar Mills, Pa
and Mining Machinery Tools Tanks etc. OIL and
Salt Works Cotton and Wooden Machinery, etc.
Vertical planners, Woodwork Planning Mochinss
Iron Planens, Gray Woods Planning Ne.
En- gine Lathes, ..- chimes.
Drill Lathes, Daniels Planning Machines
Boring Machines, Moulding Machines
Stating Machines, Sash Machines
Upright DTils Tanoning Machines
Steam Pumps, Power Morticng MachiRes
| Force Pumps, Foot Morticing Machines,
Lifting Pumps, Boring Machines
Suction Pumps, Blind Stat Tenoning KachiHea
| Hydraulic aoka Circular Saw Benches,
I Screw Jacks WrghtB patent Scroll Saws
Skating Pulleyg and Hangers Patent Belt Scroll Saws
Rubber and Leather Belings, Circular Reserving Mills
Leather and Rubber Hose, Upright ReserFing Mills
Plumbing and Gas Fittings. Rotary and Mining Pumps
Steam and Gas Pipes, Every description Of MachineY
| Steam and Water Gauges, and Railway Supplies
Cotton Gins Cotton Gins Cotton GAlnsI
Taylor, Eagle Brown, Southern, Craven Excelsior and Nc
Oarshy Cotton Gins with engines horse powers every
thing required for the same In and for the oss
i pFloa Yonr orders are rasnectfuIlv s0lcted
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sEuMoss, pRAEI11AN rEgBIEs.

BkAMpAR1 BRAZILIAN EEBBLEa . 5sfgH
Fine Gold Watchas n Haunting CASES. diamond mounted and
eaersve best makersi rich Sets, Bracelets PinH and
rnesin Diamond Aethysh Coral Onyx and EtraSCan old
10 Gold Guard and Vest Ohens latest patterns sleeve
Buttons and Studs Of avery variety and bsst Workmanship
Gen Scarf and Nasonc Pins, various dsagns Silver aAd
Peed ssta Table and Tea FERRIS and Spoons, onps Gobss
Napkin Rings gastors Pocket snA Tablo Cutlery. best
makers and superior quality. ass saiA ~ 8
oESsAnd Mantle, in Bronze, Marble Aad WSod, va
Spee9aclens
Gold, Silver. stsaiAna Shell mounted. Es5
The particular attention Of those needing helps Feadn ID
respectfully collected 70 semmons Brasian Pebbles the best
and only glasses thAs should be used New Pebbles reset
old frames paFeeiazattsntion paiato repairing Watches
Jewelry, the best werkman being employed.
Rsnsntsr. 30 CAMP STREET. undsr the City Hstal