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PUBLISHEDB7 AUTHORITY
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... AN Act . N
To release The damages flF the non-pay-
Inent Of taxes due previous to tile
year 1869, and To authorize warrants
to be received Ia payment thereof.
SECTION l, BE it enacted by the SEN
ate and House Of Representatives 81 the
State Of Louisiana IN general assembly
convened, That all the damages award
ed by any law for the nan-payment Of
any taxes and licenses due 10 the State
previous to the year eighteen hundred
and sixty-nine be and are hereby remit
ted and releasedg proved said taxes and
licenses shall be fully paid blythe thirty
first day Of December, "A. ID. 1871; 9TH
wise the damages to stand unremitted,
md TO remain in full force.
SEo. 2. he Al further enactedy etG,
That all the ta2ss aud Licenses refelred
to in the first section Of this act, incIu-
ding taxes assessed for any Of the spe-
cial funds, shall, when collected, be Gre
dited to the general fund, and may be.
paid in warrants Of the Auditor Of Pub
Tic Accounts On the State Treasurer.
SEC. 3, lie II lfpthaF enacted, etc. ],
That the collectors of State taxes shall
publish this act hi The oiiicial journal ii
each parish thirty days before they COM
mence collecting
SEc. 4. BE IL further enact6d etc.
That this act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
(Signedt GRO, Nv. CARTER,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
fgi0nedt OSCAR ii sIJTINN
Lieutenant Governor and President Of
the Senate
Approved April s, 1871.
(Signod) III y. WARMOIH,
Governor Of the state Of Louisiana.
"A true e0pY.
Gro. u, BOWS,
Secretary 81 State.
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FEKEIR Y! FETRII NJ!

rf1HI1 undersigned has just refitted
and renewed the old and wen known
abandoning Ferry, on tho Caloaaiou
river, above Lake Charles, where The
travelling public VIII find good accom-.
modations, Swimming and Catch Pens,
Pasture etc.
Ho hopes by close attention, aud
moderate charges, 20 recoiYo share of
public patronage
N - NIX
lake Charles, la. March Eli 1871 Isl
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NOTICE ITO THE TAX PAY!
isESs on THE PARISH
OF CABCAsAEU.
0rTTcR - ~ 0o1ngoroR,

PAnfsh on CALoAsIRu, ia.
4 III, persons owing taxes n this par.
IN iah aiie hereby. notified 10 pay the
same promptly Il they wish x saye
costs Office opea every DAY from .
a. M. TO II. Nj
no. BARRIE,
Tax Collector
Lake Charles, April 20th, 18TH f9t.
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DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY,
IL SHOES.
HATS,

and q general assortment
too numerous to mention
think / CON suit purchasers both as
to the prices and quality Of my goods,
and as / charge nothing to show them,
j invite everybody to call md inspect
them SOMETHING may be made MOTH
ING can be lost by so doing.
8y@ Cali and examine my stock.
tn26. VI j. w. BRIAN.
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THE REPUBLTCAN.
GaIesburg. Illinois.
Southern Cultivator.
Published continuous since 1s43.
A PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC
JOURNAL DEVOTED no AG-
RICULTURE. AND RURAL
ECONOMY.
ECONOMY
Published a, Athens, Georgia, by VIII
liam and w. L. Jones.

liam and w. i. Jones.
With q large corps Of. able contri-
butOrs. Its pages embrace discussions
on all topics Of interest to the farmer
1t is circulated from Virginia to Tex
as, and offers to dealers in implements.
seeds, fruits. stock, ETC., an unsurpass-
cd medium for presenting those things
20 the Southern public, who are more
than ever before interested in obtain-
ing labor-saving machines, good seed.
good stock, etc. Address,
SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR.
Athens, Georgia.
The New York herald., 1871-03-13

no LET-LAR5F BASEMENT. 3iXe5, AT 262 AND 264
Boweiy Gessners Building; rent 3l,00 ana one In dls
haS Fourteenth street 2sx5l Tor S5. Inquire Al 25 fifth
street, OF ~ BAUSf.
The New York herald., 1871-03-13

no LET-THE STORE AND DWELLING NORTHEAST
Of sNtu avenue and Twenty yfourth street; Will
pu5 u order and improved 10 suit tenant Apply TO
WILLIAM u. GILES, corner OF Thirteenth street and
Sixth
The New York herald., 1871-03-13

yyo LFT-TWO new CORNER STORES AT TIRE
L mont, Har.en Railroad station; also a Livery
stable ii The place Apply to GEO. W. HoJER, 3J3
iArd avenue.
The New York herald., 1871-03-13

TO LFr-TrE SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH
Floors % building Hj9 Greenwich sreet, OF
Tor manu- sCtgrns other bushes purposes also ohce
On brst tolE Apply - y. ". DOkR, TIC premises.
The New York herald., 1871-03-13

no LET-F0a SHOP OR FACTORY l22 EAST THIR.
teenh street. 4G0 feet of Broadway 25xl03
stories, FOR years. 5000 Permits from Il.
MERRITT, s. Thru avenue.
The New York herald., 1871-03-13

rT.O IET-SEYERAL WELL LIGHTED OFFICES,
frst door, Is Sorth street Lofts. Apply 10 JOHN
j.. SLOW, b south street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22

They facor AbCiishsug P0litical Disobilities
CIHCIEN ATT, March 2l.-Ten DAYS ago. n pri-
vste meeting was held which was attended by
oozen Iepuoncans prominep in the party, and
committee appointed 70 draft declaration OF
principles a. basis for the form alton of Central
Republican ASSOCIATION in Hamilton county. for
the promotion by their united efforts and intiu-
ence, OF certain views and principles, which in
,neir estlpauon, should guide the future repub-
ncaS party. That committee which consisted
OF Stanley Matthews, George Headley, @. K
Gage, d. L. Burnett and Fred. Haesswreck
submitteda report which was adopted, and As
since been signed by about one hundred repub-
nsans, among them ex-Sscretary Jacoby, John
iaration. with the names attached, win be pub
lished in the papers Tomorrow, q M. The
declt ration recalls the past services of the re-
Petlican party In preserving the union, abolish
ing slavery and estaolishing political equality
Of all Citizens but expresses the Conviction that
iu continued usefulness and success depends
on properly meeting questions Of the present
and immediate future. Then come the seecine
declarssiops - follows:
First-We believe further contiuua nce or the
policy of ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO b. incomnss;s
bic with proper respect for the fundamept
principles OF the republican government and
sound stAteemanehip, and while upalterably de-
tefmined 70 maintain the great result Of the
Val, We insisf that it enmities and resentments
, ~ oane9; mat all remaining causes Of irrta-
uon email be removed; that all political disa-
be abolished.
CINCINNATI, March 22.-At a meeting yester-
day p. m Q constitution wae adopted for the
PsfRoss q Carrying int effect the
Stanley Mathew wae elected Chairman OF re
executive committee. A COMMITTEES Vas ap-
pointed 10 recommend the remaining on, GER 10
be elected next Saturday.
o>ecae aSs.,>~.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22

ILLNESS OF TIE JAPANESE MINIsrER.-Lord
Mori, he japan 5Je MiDistcr, WAC has for come
days been under the IRE of DR.. Mo. gan, having
been c)rhr to f's bed nee his arrival with a
severe ati-ck o. lin 5, now recovering
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22
The Eaaisecsanl n ,rm In n.,u.-
Cavalry for keatueky.

IorisvuLE, March 22.-rhree companies OF
the Ith Cnited States cavalry, under com n AMI
OF Col Merrill, arrived yesterday from Fort
DesyenwOrth.
lawrence Ackley, stabbed in q bowling alley
on Sund Y. died to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22

Ex-GoyHRMoR HARRINAN, OF New Hamp
Boston, has addressed letter to Senstor Morton
relative to the New Hampshire election, ia
which the writer says:-"Our troubles are mostly
local. The St Domingo question did us little
or no damage. Some OF our acknoWIedeed
leaders have been fighting against US for vesrs:
Others have, through indifference, tanned the
quarrel. Last June Q very extreme And nm.
popular liquor Law Was passed. But win NOT
particularize. We mean to redeem the STATE
and believe we shall a. soon - the next Presi-
Dental election. II possible, protect the loyal
lists Of the South before your adjournment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22
Tying starysttos Again

HARTFORD, Conn, Mach Alas W lsan.
the murderer OF Warden Willard. OF the Con-
ne cncut state TT son, who IL under sentence OF
death, and who tasted over nine dsvs last fafl.
y again trying starvation. He has taken nothing
for two days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22
Two Children Cru,hca 60 n.nth

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Msrch 22-In W -kftrf
yesterday, two boys, aged eight al ears.
children OF Bonly BrnnsIl, we're Xii, yue
falling In or an old cave in which tiley were
mere PLAYING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22

TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS of the Dis
.rict Of Columbia have d; cided to elect one of
their own memoe-s secretary o. tn, board; so
al applications tor thai p Il lion Will be labor
Inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22

Mr.. FoRNRY NOMINATED The President
this afternoon sent to the Senate toe nomina-
ton Of John ". Forney to be couec or OF caa-
toms at Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money is growing a little more sctive and
valuable IN New York, and there il a dispose
ton 10 take nothing less than i've per cent Tor
call leans, even from good borrowers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22

Ma. CALDWELL, the new SenatG: from Kan
sas, is 80 years OF aye, and is reported to be
worth as, OOO,Oc1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22

III IUU AM To RESTURE THE COLOR OF
YOUR HAZE. remove psndrnf. or stop its fall
ing, use NATTANS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY, the
lgrestest discovery flor the Hair of the age No
sedlment no stains, no poisons; never fails 1t Is
warranted. Has been tried by thousands Of ladies
md gentlemen, and given universal satisfaction
ga the heir or whiskers il acts e9 ualy well Brasil
CRY and why h air IL makes soft and silken 1t is
not sticksy or dirty. and can be applied easily as
Naser. To simply dress the hair. Crystal Discoy-
cry is unexcelled. After IL has been used several
times the hair assumes Q cheerful and elegant APP
pesra ice 1t IL so entirely harmless that IL affords
those that are disguised with the various
po1sonous com pounds known as REVIEWERS, Restor-
ers, Hegeneretors, and by hundred other name to
eomplish their object without injury. Put no in
bottles holoing half a. much again any other and
consequently the cheapest in use
IL Price: One Dollar. Sold by Druggists general.
~, I'M lu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22
htock Report

By Bastes', Broksrs' and toF, rrs-c,nl T.is.or,
Lewis Johnson a 20 quote stocks aud btud. it.
home aad foreign markets, a. fOllows:
Nkw1okk. March 22.-U S.6's. lSsl. coupon. Ilss. !:
- coupon, l2; sSs, aew, as, coupon, lle5s D ..
c ", ooup ,a nsSa. sDs o. coupon, III. 10 0s.
pref q, - canton, So. Cumberland, =. Vest
srn Mon Telegraph, SD. Quicksilver, lCaf: Pacific
Mail, 81; Boston Water Power, IS Adsrns ~
pres, ~; wells. Fargo "A Cos Ear Sc. a..
Ssptr al, and Hudson s4eN DIV do Scr, 9i' eS al
Ere iy3s DO preferred 49, srlem Us do prefsrred
- neadlne, lU2'ss Michigan Central. =. Lake
sh9rt and Michigan southern, a9's Union Paciho
and Pltsburg: l3s; Northwest. So; do. preferred.
AS Clevelabd, Columbus, Cincinnati, and IndiAn-
spolst"; New Jersey Central, los. Rock Island
i,ts, nhws1kis ST Paul. 81 DO, preferred II =:
Ni sns.h ADD western, So; Fort Wayne, IS
Alton Terre Haute,-: Hannibal and 81 30 qplSe
chicago as and Alton llsA. DO. prstd. nc; Ohio
csgo Indiana Cent, q =; Tennessee stats Sizes.
Old, o., DO. new, 6h, Virginia State SKIES. Ok. .
~: North Carolins skies, old, g.; DO new a..
Missouri skies, el'4; Central Pacific BONDS es
Market strong. -
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Four Year. Tn state. P,,so,

convicted I'm September a. acces ory 20 tbs
robbery OF the Lime Rock Bank. was ta-iAy
sentenced 70 the State prison Tor tour wears
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22

The new Spring bonnets have BEEN pro-
nenneed BY one and all 'perfsctiy lovely.'
0The Richmond courts admitted their d.. I
colored lawyer to practice last week.
~Governor Brown describes st. Louis and
world"
0Demi-trains for the street continue IL
length.
~ Monograms in brilliant colors are nov
inserted in the centre Of sporting mems hand
kerchiefs.
~Round-toed boots and shoes retain their
popularity from the fact that they are comfort
able in at and neat In style.
~An Enelish paper speaking of q very tai
actor, says by Jove, he's tall enough to aci
in two parts"
~The Carthage Gasette speaks OF an associa
tien in that country styled the "Nount Zion
Horse Prote ctive Association"
0The ear-torturer now the favorite toy OF
city urchins Is known in New York bv the
name Of "squejunk." The "inventionD is :
Jersey one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22
Proposals for Goyernment Rnnds

NV YORK, March I2.-Ihere were twenfv-
one proposals for bonds TODAY. amounting ta
coo. AT from l09 81 70 l09 a.. The awards
viii be 3, 900 600, at from loo 81 TO los &c..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22

EX-SENATOR RICHARD YATES returned TO his
home in Jacksonville H., on Frid " evening
'9st, and was cordially welco med by bis old
ne.ghbors and ..ierts. He has been twenty
eight years in pIbl C life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22
Fire I'm Rosfou.

Boston, March IA block OF four wooden
dwellings, owned By Mr.. Briggs, IA SOmeryIlle,
were burned lest night. Loss - 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22

HohLIDsE Bros
SUCCESSORS To
GEORGE r. LANGLEY d SOW,
DEALERS IN
WOOD AND COAL,
would respectfully call the attention of the pubIic
70 The fact that they sl hold forth the old stand
GA MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE,
south side, and have also opened Branch Yard
CORNER FIFTH AND D STREETS,
where We ksepeyeryt thing in the ILOU X and FEED
me, as Wen a. WOOD and COAL and are pre- spared
70 pete with any honest dealer in w sship tor
Give us call before going elsewhere. mil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22
The Markets To- nav.

bALTINoRE. March 22.-Cotton firm. low mid
ollrg a. Flour quiet, but firm. Glover seed w,ak
2sss5 S21 Wheat unbalanced; oho,oe white,
.hoise red, 81 9Oss 10; Ohio and Indiana. siSs
GIG Pennsy vanis, 81 50asl GO. White South-
ern corn sciive. S4a6: yellow southern dull -
Oats weak Cato. Pork weak. SCI 75aS22 Bac0r
quiet shoulders, ga rib sides, llE clear rib I--
hams. LAls. Lard steady, IS. WHISKY 81
bALrIMORr, March 22-krglnia siNe.. old g..
20 ~ asked' do ls6 s. bid, 20 asked do Is77, Z
BID. DO coupon. old. g. bid. 6sss esked
NEW YORK, March 22.-Gold stC adv ~ n. Gov
efnments steady At last nights prices Stocks very
strorR and active. Money easy At Nirgipfe
shes o.; DO. new, 90 North Carolinas, co.: 40.
new, y. Exchange. long. % short. los.
NEw YORK. March 21.-Flour steaIv Wheat
quiet and steady. Corn UNCHANGED
TIE FOREIsN NARkErs
boNnoN, March y. d - a .-Consols opened az
- I.I money and % uss2is tor account American
secnftn.s lnlet; "gs. lo62 90 ls6ss. old 81 -.
Western, IS. '0"e
FRANkFoRr; March q -Five-tW bond. closed
LIVERPOOL, March p, n 80 a m.-Cotton opADeT
-. - N's
LoNIoS, March q, 4 50 p m.-Amerioau securi-
dee quiet and ste adv.
Lry.RPo0L, March q, IsOpm.-Pork s.. Tai
low, AS. Cd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22


SAN FRAHcisCo, March 2I.-rhe stOck mar
ket h weakened to-day, in spite OF the energetic
EFFORTS OF the bulls to Sustain the late si.sDce
The streets are crowded this evening b. citi-
fens witnessing tue illumination in honor Of the
herman peace celebration. To-n0rro~ will be
observed ss q holiday BY . large proportion OF
the population. The Celebration will undoubt-
edly be one o. the finest ever seen in San Fran
cisco. Every tran aud stesmbos arriving 90
cay ofoaght large crowds 20 participate IN thu
IesuN-tes this evening and 90 morrow. Near
ney and Montsomery street, this eyef,ing nre-
stht mas ninoent appearance. flagr. chinesa
Ahseihs, usrsperepcles, and decorations OF an
ANUS are q spi4yed In every part of the city.
The fqufpeetinl St srm On N sfue.
bhNisro~s, ME-, lArch 22--The storm yes-
terdsy WIS very severe. Nearly three inches OF
rain fell. Snow rem lirs on toe upper waters
Of the Androscoggn, so that river ia. risen onl a
nine inch l The wssbout on the AndrO~oogg n
railroad below Lisbon Falls. prevents t,e,
trains on that road from running, and Il VIII
take two DAYS 20 rep air.
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mil It

WHISTLES, GINS, ETc.-I am now Offering at
reduced prices my celebrated brands of BYE and
B0URBON, "Old Crow" "Bowen, ~ "Choice Old
Bye" "Robertson," "Old Family Nectar" MO.
nongshela, ""Pine Apple" The above brands haye
been selected with great care and are certainiy the
best offered in our city, and al figures that cannot
is1n TO suit all respectfully call attention to my
TOM GIN bought by me Mt auction in New
York, and which sell at 81 less per gallon than
the original price. q. 9AUTIER,
And Proprietor of the Celebrated '
NATIVE WINE BITTERS,
mhe-u 1917 Pennsy yania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22
Marriage OF the princess Lou,se.

The Princess Louise, sixth child and fourtr
terday in st. Georges Chapel, Al Win ,soT-
England, 10 the Marquis of Lorae. eldest son OF
the Duke of Argyle, and heir apparent 10 that
nue ana me estates OF his father. At II O'Clock
ministers, ambassadors, nobility and clergy and
the bridegroon's family we're admitted 20 the
royal chapel. At u O'Clock ten rOyal csrrIages
with ali the members Of the Queens family
and other royal personages left the Queens
gate AT windsor Palace, AID proceeded 70 the
south entrance OF the chapel. where thew were
received by the Lord Chamberlain and con-
Quoted 70 pisces on hoHtpds. At 1905 tue BRIDE
groom arrived, accompanied by Earl Percy ana
Lord Cover, and they were conducted 20 seats
on Aou pas. At l2l5
accompanied BY the Queen, and suite in iva
carriages, arrived at the west entrance Of the
chapel, where they were joined by the brides
maids and moved mp the nave amid music by
the choir. The bride was supported by TIA
Queen, Prince of Wales and the Duke OF save
Coburg- The bridesmaids were Ladies Camp
Gordon, Seymour aud Fitzgerald. The bride
was seated on the left Of the altar with the
Queen near at hand.
TIE CEREMONY
was performed by the Bishop of London IN the
choral style, the Queen giving the bride away.
At the end of the last prayer a royal salute was
bred IRON the artillery in Windsor parks and
the guests repaired 20 the castle for luncheon.
The bride and bridegroom departed a. 3O'clOck
Tor Clsremont. for the honeymoon. The Mar
gus OF Iorne wore the uniform of the Argyle
shire artillery, and not the Highland costume
The Bishop OF London was assisted by the BIsh-
ops OF Oxford, Winchester and Worcester. Last
night there was grand bana uet, and the castle
WAS Illuminated. The festivities will continue
two DAYS. The event is peculiarly interesting
from the fact that IL IL
THE FIRST INSTANCE
which had occurred within many years where A
member of the royal family OF Eng land has been
legally and openly, according TO the Horns er
the &c ablished church, married 90 a subject OF
the crown. The welded pair will reside, n is
stated, in Edinburgh The fun names AMI titles
OF the distinguished couple are, respectively,
the Princess Louise Caroline Aiberts Guelph
and The Most Noble John Douglass Sutherland
Campbell, Marquis OF LOrne. The bride, not
withsfanding her loyalty, is but q "poor girl"
comparatively speaking, having dovry Of only
t5O 900 and pension OF fl, 900, while her hus-
band. who belongs 70 the proudest house OF the
British peerage, Is one OF the weslthiest nlen in
Great Britain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22

INV YORK, March Pine specie exports
Ne 100000 silver, and IS, 900 gold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22
BATCHEUOR,s nan Dvp

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Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
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poastlhg virtues they do not possess. The genuine
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untarnlshed reputation to uphold its Integrity az
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22

On OFFICIAL BUSHES Gen. MichIer, Com
missioner o. Pubic Buildings, Gen. Schriye.,
U. s. A, aud Surgeon General Barnes, left
this city for New York on Monday night ON
Official duty by order OF the Secretary OF War
They will be absent lew days only.