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LOUISIANA.

Governor acE'nory Kssucz d Warming
Proclamation Against Certain Un~
authorized Tax U01le ctors.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1l-aoyernur McEnory, to-
tiay, issued the following:
HInSormation has reached me that certain persons
pretending 70 10 Tax ool!eesora tn tho Qy ct ResN
legal authority therefor, aro Issuing circulars and no.
tisea to Mx.psyers to CONS forward within \ csrta!u
tme to pay their ta3es snd 1eense threatening st.
to compiy with suoh notice. Nov, T. John MoEEnery,
issue tits, my procsnation warning g, ~ notIss IT,
OF domands, but to refuse and resist tue same
the ony lawful FGr,0ns aas etsfS a E n9
oxer sa Tar cuiectors under the Government Of the
The ~ Sf ,a ,s,S ip9 81
tnoo H Hr.1,el Tuii nrotoction will bo guaranteed
by tia to oil citizens Of tho sato sssnse IT
tGa penalties Or vlooces which may bc attempted b5
snd acts aud to exercise their usurped powers and au
tbnrity III tho pre,utscs.n
, 1873-02-15
CONGRESSIONAL,
{StSIY fTIff

CONTEMPLATING HpAIN,
Mr. EDMUNDH offered resolution congrAtu1atlng
the people Of aan upon tho psaosabls establishment
OF Republican form Of government there. and a.
dovernment copy OF the resolutions. Laid over,
and ordered printel,
INTERNATIONAL hrAII8TiCs,
1fE. FENT0N introduced 4 bill, authorizing tho
, 1873-02-15

York. uooda shipped on tic 17th Of January last from
tint city have n Of yet arrived.
Among tho indictments ovcrt,rned by the decision
arc thnao Against Slack and Arnold for the Arizona
diamond frauds.
t. NJ Lec etforuey convicted OF tho crime Of On
bracory tho Drotcron forgcrys case, was ncntencod
by the Municipal Court thiH oVcnng to pay = huoot
0oo or to bo fmprlaoucd IN tho County jail for one
wear.
, 1873-02-15

r1r oovop .r,1t,I Ir,4p,t .,raoyrr,on
ssss sags e sr,as n: e'
Wsfd objsotod, unless It VA referred to tho Com
.tss o9 Foreign Affairs. Tbs resolution w'a not en-
The House. il domm.tss q ths whoae, took up To
e f. sas III f5k shs Of which WIS at
cooo =. TIM .peeisi ssT9n s4dsE tTafn af fa. day.
fPending diaoussion,' Mr N1BLAOk msde confer
s5Se 1spoft sa 9n ths on
Nj SWAMI, a1so presented the conference report
f. e Ssa:5ss I'd D1'asi' Appropriation Bill
Nj. BUTTER fMnssA. who reported tho aenevs
AT.sa ri fsoa r. 5asissy dss%lttss epsRsd r. I A.
1se CUSHION Z @ M
queaion a. to The ownership Of the 0oo whsoh
5 fer &c wss ad
p2.ss ss s m sss from II es %
conditlons Il that wss ths correct determination,
then hers rem.iaed 70 the aosernmsat 70 proyida
70 deags,s o b. S u R
wp eaa On tRe ground th. tho aovernent had this
money In trust Tho Government could not DO made
Il as
ho made trustee for any Of ths Nobody claim
ed this trust however insurance cempantes
and, boing body Of great woah and power, they had
brought before the Judiciary Committee two or more
satS sSsnea @ S4ses Tbs sssases hsd sssa saS
ntted 70 tho senste, and that elsm had boen met BY
insurance companies entered into bushes. of inaur
lng as matter Of profit They took no rlak but upon
tnS so r. hsT s snS PF n
war premiums much more than all they had paid out.
bad Ssd' made oosn pro T Of i've M millions OUT
, 1873-02-15
CAt nMElf..

wAsn,aa1oH. Feb. 1x.-At the request 6t Henatof
CALDWELL tho Senate Oonmittoo deferred the pftsanta
ton es their rsnort u hih csse until hs sounao sha4
that Caldwell intends to rcsign, In tho apprehension
that tic Con,1soes report viii recommend bis expnl-
eonj pr at least oontan very sovore censure anount-
iDg Id effect to such accommodation. Tho belief
that tho report will recommd 1T east severe oonaure
eeeu1b to bo Yell founded.
, 1873-02-15


SENATOR rouEnoY's INVESTIGATION
will commence on Monday next, whom al tho
witnossos from Kanans On both aidea aro OK
pootod to DO present, pomoroy rrofossos to DO
caBo Of conspiracy against himself, and TINT, In
viii not DO glvon tho noat.
ruz oAnpwst. qAaE. ,,
poatponed the report III Ills caso until Monday
noxt. Caldwell asked thiH favor on tho ground
that ho desired to awai. tho return Of his attor
snft with BIN on Important matiora coneor,ling
himself. It Is believed gonerally hero that, ID
view Of the report to DO n,alo In tho oasc, Ca1d-
vol dosiroH to conault with his attorney with
Senate.
AwEs AND pnooKs.
OaAos Ames hns boer d moro Interesting OBJ
ject Of observation than evor before, as 1t is
gencrally believed thnt he will, within tho next
House for expulsion. while tho membcrs Of
tho Poland Committee hayo little to say on tho
subject, ovorybody about tho Capitol is gatisaod
that tho Committee will report In favor Of OK
sas Fsaa essn @ eooa eoa essa dss Of ssnsaon
on tho subject, and the membera
arc rapidly taking eides even before
tho tcatimony ig printed for, circulation.
sgS a ct the asa h9yo
Of expulsion. They say that il they intend to.
mombers of Congress-. AS those receiving bribos
arc as culpable g ttoas offering them, it is not
aoon how tho Committee Or tho House can
avoid Including MI who wcro debauohed by
Ames. Dosidos, good 1aWyorH Bny that tho
uouso Comraitteo cannot punish d member
of Onnprasa for 1yllnt he did nreyiona to
Eie nnnnoat}nr .vith thnt 1cnrraaa m
hiS snnatitnante hovo "' Tin s;nht' -
10 Guustssnen"s nase tno Hthus "
AGktIlQ1uH WklAk E1LlLSu 6UHu 1GpIGHgut tklEu4
under tho law. Therefore, 1T is urged That tho
Committee ought to ho carefu1 in this report.
II resolutions Of oxpu1sion are rroHented. many
~ f1,n r,onnhora viii fon1 ninooaf cnn,ne1tod *
uota ~ for tbnr, a,thnrot thav ro%n n tinn an rn.
sus9 AVA yIo41t ~ 1.s1 10y 4obse. s1a - - -
just. 1e lB known that II an euort 10 mado 20
expel Brooke and Anes, the democrats, supports
ment to tho resolution, that all those implicated
In tha Ore1it nrobI]inr shn1f be iucluded in non
..astjnn Iii tI.n t,vo 80, ,on,o5 Thorn
usuSA1a ~" iva "tsa! -o s.e ~" .tsl -
Wtii De more e1ol1emeht nna lnteloSs On sae
tloor Of the Hoaee, Whon thia report ID mnuo,
thRp there has boon for many months. IA for
0nkae Amnu rnrannallv he ia nnrfcckTv eolf-
noaanssnd and fesrlean. He anya If thew mako
r, ntfnrrn4 ~ ornai liz, ~ lii ;o .nry t,rd
~ astuups W oARol n41it ~ WI u4e soAy natu
tnas ~ WILL taAo tuo "4oio aou6e W asaabsi-
nhto him. 10 says tnat he is In roDuHt hoaltnt
thore will bo q good many poople round
manning nrohnb1v fhnt r,o Ina mora records and
r.nnra 9}hsr hn Ia vot shown an7 that of1,orn
psk1tn .o ~ lag 3ss uno"nt ssNtt .,s osno9
W. W. W inpnca.gu.. ~ says' 'n vi,
bion OCCURS. Wnat Will u enoWt II WILL enoW
that no man must hereafter tell the truth about
Congressman. Look at 1t" continued be, with
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President 10 invite tho International Btatfd -
Ercas to hold the ue1t Bc8sion In tito United & =.
nELtEY BILLS.
hIr. URAd1N introduced thrpo bills for tho
OF Bcoor b Co., of peslne, Beoor b Co., and Of

President TO Invite the International 6AttA Con-
Broas to hold the nczt session In tho United ,.gs
Mr. onAa1N ,a!redasod thlso bill, for the .ellof
accor.
Is.gsgnA1t9Sx;, m nxs; - ao..r. r,,ror
ration Day q iegai holiday.
tse r. r. 1isss ootss 1 .asnn en g1anss tan
60 : to sa sioo gor Il tobscoo .nhuss 70
at IT, hs Bs@oSF B!sss@ e os;sS resolution as to
pctte buanoss romarhug that unless some such reso-
s Fhs resoluion M wss lila over III. ANTHONY saying
s rEs sa VtSA 81 ! rsSHss u .pp,noa
nrepaFatens Tor il. Inauguration, aessrs. orasin,
4is Hoass iii 70 revso, consolidate, md amend tho
laws rclains 70 penafo9s w amended ia seyoral par
the compensation :os sgonts and attorno3s employed
BY ths .ppl!eants for pensions: nu.
came up as unfinished business.
ALABAMA !.
tHRiua up lis resolution. direoting tho oonttss o.
priysos and Elections to Inquire whethor thore is
leas st..s aoysrpnent existing in Arsan'a'' but tho
atrt GnAarN offered 81 anaendn,snt to & tha Nayal M
+ ss Sg aa ~
=
by law, the promotions aha ndt tako effect until tho
class to which they belong Is ordered for
IL. EDMuNps offered on amendment authorizing
tito 6uprema Court to sllow amendments, either in
for oE II substance In appeals In rrzo caaea wnere
it appears that notice TO appeal filed With tho o!erk
ot tic Court bcloT within thirty days hftor the ronder-
inn Of tho dtc!ston4 Agreed to.
Mr. .EDMuNDa offered m auenduacnt, providing
TINT no ndhSy appropriated by thta sct ahal bo az
ponded account of vessels or taval engines con-
frao.ed for during tho wats Agreed to.
III, unAGIN offered I'D Au1en dmtnt5 increasing the
nav of retired naval officers from 90 to rs cent Or
tho pay which their rank grade was sntitlodt when
they were RETIRED and providing that olcer on The
retired Nst shalt I'D employed active duty, except Id
Wnr time. : :,
cd,rsA Of which Mr. SHERMAN stated that Ne have
mora that three times H. many naval odcef5 u are
Nj. LOGAN htatcd that, q short time ago, We had
one commissioned officer to every four men IN the
navy.
Tho amendment was lost. .
Mr. BpRAaUE at,btnittcd conference report On the
Fertilization Appropriation bill, which wss conourred
in.
message waa recoived from the President calling
tho attoon OF Congress 10 the danger Of conflict b.
tween tho Federal authorities and Territorial author~
ties IN Utah.
Tho Senate went into Executive aesslon. sud Rooh
after ,
Adjourned.
, 1873-02-15

A adlournsd snansl ot ths Cook oonnty Land
seeond qss4ay OF March ne1t At 10 o'clock at ths
fSs et Tho Company 2o III H. T. H. Ihfssffse's'
UhiaAao. 1sb. u, ls7& BooEstAr7.
, 1873-02-15

.. ssevart a. man Of oonstdersbo influence: Tho
wincsa having been reminded that 6eWaft testified he
atewart hid 10 testified 1t trc lIo gnve stewart
s2o0o to bo used in proper way to c1rlaln tho af
or anything Of value paid dreoily or Indirectly, 10
my inon1bot Of Oongtets, fo the same, interesting
hlnsctf In any attcr c0naorning eho Central Pacific
Railroad. no had no knowledge Of money having boon
paid BY others for s'c pnrbosea "a o1 d he ? hsso
tho oppoaitfou Of tho Kansas lows nairoad Company
to tho ,boMu1 of y g = pGo tho oa
long sxam1nnaon "a q M TS1s psss - 10 'ne e'ook anu
sAessgss, astd wnat n w,s The
Tho wtnesa replied he did no. know, nor were thero
any ggnleren WIN could answer tlic question now IN
forna. Nothing was done That ~ not properly done
The road was built at 1css expdnss than any. other
cumstaneos, Tho Company Gavo done aycrything
they sgrcc to do for tho Government, which Ind boon
better borvcd tlnn tho Company.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
, 1873-02-15
Masonic.

Unioa Park Lodge HAll, having bssn partially de.
ktt?Jod hT hrs, thts wrsk BY special tnvltaon tas
thor noe:. st tho hall Of Cashm1n LodEs Mad,
should b. presoot. q. r. RANDALL, W. M.
, 1873-02-15

TO. ufF. 8. ofY, There will hs = ,s.nt.r n,..t,np
hsld g. R1las Pr Lodge No: 49, + their hs Oh SUI.
eoFs the meeting, and tn i gesaaatod.
JULIUS A, kATZ. kooratnry.
, 1873-02-15


II 1t is necessary that shall answer that question.
Tho Committeeman was cleared, sud, after con-
ferenco Of about fifteen mnutcn among the mctneers,
announced that te Committee Of tho opinion that
any question asked to tho distribution Of money re-
ceiyed was pertinont Tho question was then asked,
What wss tho namo OF the friend"
.Q.--Do understand that you handed him the
check7
A.-Yes, sir,
Q.-Whst was done with tho mouoy Atterwsrd?
Alt waa undcr my control, hut sm not distinct
whether Carlton handed the money to me friend
9.-Do you recollect In what stato tho money was?
Q-You have no recollection 4. IA what Carlton did
with ~
Alt was used to aetray tue etpouse. Of tho eles-
Q.-TowArda your election - aonatot7
A,-We!1. yes; towards tho oleoion Of the Logtsla-
BY 6teyenson-Wituess did not remember 0e11tous
nrst nsme lie was agent Or Secretary Of the Motho-
aist Book Concern in New York City, and resided in
o.-Dd yon rocelya my other funds from any sgont,
employe. or otleer Of any railroad company
The wllness then explained that 10 mas in NewYork,
whura ho received tho check from stowar and aeked
Carlton whore bank was. He asked mo II had my
ped @ cur bsnt TEX Iii t. II
gave 1t to him. Wituesa did not remember tha name
Of the bank. Carlton had nothing to do with tho ds.
Q.--Who had charge OF the distribution III Iowa7
A.-A humber OF friends. do not ronomhor theIn
now.
Al will try to mako out list, II tho COMMITTEES
doslsea It, William u, CoFkhill was one Of the friends
with him when he got tho chock and tho money might
ave been handed to him. Ho was not suro who It w&a
handed to.
Q.-Did you bring tb.t money to Washington with
you from Now York, or deposlt 1t in Now York;
, 1873-02-15

T1fE ooNoRATuLATeHT RESOLUTION.
Mr. WOOD aakod leave to offer his resolution Of
terdoy with reference to tho Spanish Republic. Mr.
willard nbeoted, unless It referred to tho Com
,nitteo Foreign Affairs Tbs resolution wsa not en-
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THE SINGER
THE SINGER
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NEW
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Sewing Machine Sales For 1871.
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Annexed are the returns spoken off,
THE SINGET. MFG co sold ISL ,26O NJ eli. 4
Wheeler g. Wilson Mfg Co. 1856
Grover e. Baker S. M. Co. 50,e3S #
Weed S. NJ. Co..----.----. 1865
Howe M. Co. Jan to July1 34,O1O
Wilcox & Gibbs S. NJ. Co.. 30,l27
Wilson S. NJ. Co.. 21,153
Amer. B. H. o. & S. NJ. Co.. 2O.12i
Original Howe S. NJ. Co... 20,C51
Florence S. NJ. Co.. 15,947 Il
Gold Medal S. NJ. Co... 1862
Davis S NJ. Co.---..-..-.. 11,565
Domestic S. NJ. Co..- 1O.397
Finkle & Lyon Mfg Co... 1859
Aetna S. NJ. Co ............ 1920
Blees S. n. Co.---.....--. 1857
Elliptic S. NJ. Co 4,555
Empire S. NJ. Co.,. 1865
Parham S NJ. Co....-.-..-. 1856 s
Bartram q Fantom Mfg Co 1904
Bartlett S. N. CO......--.. GA
j. G. Folsom .-............ $50
Mckay S. NJ. Association. 2lS
G. F. Thompson ---...... 147
Union Button Hole NJ. Co.. "a
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The Memorable Fire Of Chic,s.

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piled by each company is as follows:
THE SINGER. 2ao7s
Wheeler g. Wilson ---..2 35
howe. lg1
Grover & Baker al
Wilcox & Gibbs. an
Florence .-.. .....-..... 1b
Finkle e. Lyon %
Htna-- .---...... lfi
wilson, ...-.-......- 81
Western Empire. u
Manhattan 81
Davis.
Eillptlc ......-........... q
Gold Medal -.--.---... Il
American Button Hole. I
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ALEXANDRIA,.
ToTHEPUBLIC
ECLIPSE LIVERY STABLE!
NELS TAYLOR, PROPRIETOR
Clark's Old Stand, corner of Third and
De Soto Streets,
ALEXANDRIA, LA

H. ss cA baa: 7gSeE5=f{ ~ -
gies, Hacks and -=
harness are new. His carriage, buggy
and-saddle horses can't be beat in New
Orleans. Hacking done cheaper than
it has ever been done in this place
He will feed by the day, week or
month at reasonable rates. The finest
of feed always on hand. Mule pens
and wagon yard attached to the stable,
andipure water that never fails. Call
and see.
N. B.-There will be found always
on hand at the stable, a FIRsT-CLAss
SADDLER, and all who desire Harness
aud Saddlery neatly and cbeaply re-
paired, on short notice, can have their
orders filled by leaving them at the
stable.
Feb.7 lS72-tf.
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