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Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-12-26
PIrjet of % Furniture Manu-
! factory at NatchitoeEaes.-

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Evrys since the bl8ekadBsllas safren
defed us with it's iron circle, aud tha
we have been thrown On our own re
sources, for all our necessary articles.
the. spirit Of industry has at length
arisen among Us. Every body now UNI
| derstands, that we must not only be
producers but manufacturers also. WI
have looked areilni and asked with
astonishment why we have still re.
NAMED tributaries to the Northern
manufacturers; and the consequence Ia.
that III many portions Of the Confcder.
Eacy, Wlnuiactorics Of every kind have
suddenly sprahg into existence. This
Eindustriahmovement, has unfortunate
aly been too feeble, and it is with, diff.
Guilty that the various workshops of
tls South, supply the very limited con.
sumption.
= Why should we not here in f-atelii.
toches initiate system which would
make our town little industrial cen
ire. Already, Alexandria possesses
beef paekery, to which is annexed a
soap and Candle mandatory: the
wh2le, population of that town has on
eouraged this enterprise, becahse by
aecnmuating number Of workmen
in small compass, calculation and
business is p od ced
Al Natchltochss, according to the
furnished to .us. Fdrni-
ture nantilaotory might be easily
establlshed-We possess III eur neigh
borhoodsaiI fife different kinds Of wood |
proper sior such fabriesBuoh as white
and black walnut, cherry, maple.
1lquant d'amourette, lilac, cotton wood
white aud red pax, sycamore, plane
md other woods, with which beautiful
md good furniture might be mahufac-
ured at the same price as at the
North.
We say nothing as yet Of foreign
wood; the blockade hinders us from
obtaining any such at present, but
Which after a while cal. be obtainaj II
furnish articles Of luxury
The man wIasoffsrs 40 ot1irect d work
hop Of this description, Mr. Dudoit
assesses every capacity for intelli-
en- by directing a mannfactory of
MS kind. Himself an excellent work
ian, laborious and enterprisng, hav- {
,g been well tried in the best work
hops of Paris, he would give to this }
nterprise an Impulse, which would I
tobably make Natchtochcs the fur d
iture storehouse of Louisiana, by ,
aving q depot III New Orleans. =
In order to establish such q manu-.
'ctory, with all the instruments ne =
essary for the work, BY eeonomising |
me, capital Of $20,00Oi required,
ivided into shares Of $3.50 each. Many
1ares have already been subscribed. v
he workshop should have d steam /
ngine of fifteen or twenty horse |
over, driving three saws and as many a
lrnIng lathes. The persons engaged n
/ this shops sould be thus composed il
venty five cabinet makers, four chair O
akers, three carvers besides the
zen employed about the machinery, q
! all about fifty workmen. ,
The success of such an entreprize I
'eud give TO our town new start in il
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-12-26

Y heF- Advertisements sent to the Union
aher Tuesday evening, will not be publishe
before the ensuing week
Persons desiring to stop advertisements,
J. mMat give notice thereof at the Office, other
VIA they will be continued aud charged for
nM expressly forbidden.
w Ne Job work will be done hereafter, unless
ahs pay can be had on delivery
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-12-26
GRAND TOMBOLA.
.BY THE LADIES OF THE MILITARY
AID SOCIETY.
AZ New Court House
AID SOCIETY.

on THURSDAY, the 2sth instant, the
Tombola prepared for the purpose Of
raising funds in aid Of this enterprise
will take place. Every ticket will win
prize. Price of ticket fifty cents.
Pefsons can put their names down for
. chance up to The time Of drawing
Entrance free. Come one Come all.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-12-26
NOTICE

During the absence Of Mr.. Phanor
Prudhomme the list OF Subscriptions of
Crop for the defence of the Confedc
rate Stairs" will be found at tile store
Of Mess Attoyer Brothers.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-12-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.
DISTRICT COURT.
PARrsH or NAfcHrocHFs
State Of Louisians.
ANTOINE Pt.RINI.
EDGAR J. FRANKLIN

DY virtue of an order of seizure and GALA
- to me addressed, by the said Court shell
| offer o. public sale to the last and bigest
bidder at the doorof the Court house In tha
town and Parish Of Natchtoches on
SATURDAY First day Of Es5vuarv 1863
between the hours of 10 o'clock A, M. md
shutdown the following described propertv
OF deiandent TO satisfy the said writ to wit
A certain lot or parcel of ground situated in
the Town and parish of Natchitoches
bound as follows to wit ON the north
by the fenca enclosing the American
grave yard,on the south by land fornery.
belonging to James Taylor late of this
Parish deceased on the east by n bayon
or Lagoon name unknown and on the
west by the public road containing six
acres more or less.
Also an other piece or parcel Of eroird s;tp-
ated IN the town Of Natchto hes ms aro-
resaid fronting and bounded On t, north
ny Fine street on the south and west
by land belonging to the present vendor
on the east by bayou of lagoon name
unknown, containing one acre of nnd
more or less.
Terms and conditions of Sale
The above described property win be sol
with the benefit of appraisement, for cash
70 satisfy the sum Of seven hundred md fifty
dollars together with s per cent interest
on said amoant from the 8 day of April $50
together with cost Of suit, and on credit
until the 1st day ofMay 1867, for the sum Of
seven hfhdted and Fifty dollars, with per
eht interest on the same from thn o dav of
April 1860. The purchasers On a credit to
give his notes with good and solvent security
III solido for the last instalment to be paid nt
maturity to wit on the first day of May 1862.
Payable to plaintiff or order with special
mortgage retained on the lots Of ground, sold
rs above described together with all interest
thereon and cost Of suit and sale subject TO
.he appraisemeht as aforesaid
w. S. CAMPBELI.,
II Dec 1861. Sheriff
6a 'StiNiai'
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-12-26

: - advance .............. $8 so
J. At The expiration Of the year. s
no Subscription discontinued until all
ssFsaaages are paid. - Ms
!. No subscription, will be received for a
shorter period than year unless accompanied
by business advertisement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-15
Reported Exclusively for the Daily
Intelligencer.
The Fight and Retreat at Laurel
Hill.

BEVERLY, RANDOLPH Co., Va, July ~
YesteI day morning Gen Mcclellan ORDER
ell four regiments Sth, 10th and 18th Iu-
diana volunteers aud 18th Ohio, to proceed
along the line of the hills south east of the
enemies entreuched camp to the Beverly
road, where it crosses Rich Mountain, two
miles east of the enemies position with
orders to advance along the Beverly road
and attack the east side of the works
Gen. Mcclellan being prepared to assault
the west side as soon as firing should an
nomnce the commencement ofthe attack.
The capture of al courier, who mistook
the road through the enemies camp fur
the route OF our troops, placed the cuemy
in possession Of the movement. When
RosencranZ reached the Beverly road, at
+. NJ, after n most cxhauSting march
over mountains, he found the enemy posted
upon the opposite side OF the road nbout
500 strong, with two cnnuon, holding 4
strong position, partially fortified. An
engagement instantly took place aud cou-
tinued three quarters of an hour, when the
rebels were totally routed, with loss OF
800 men, including 10 officers, and both
cannon. About T5 killed and 70 wounded
were left in our hands, and $50 others
prisoners.
The road was between two hills and our
troops descending Il steep drcliYity, were
greatly exposed TO the fire of the rebels.
who occupied the opposite hill and poured
shot and shell upon them.
Roscncrnnzis column remained at the
place of the engagement during the night
Gen. Mcclellan was in position with his
whole force during the afternoon, ready
to make the assault but heard nothing
from the other column, except distant
firing. Early in the morning he was pro-
Ceeding plant cannon upon an emiuence
II portion OF the rebel camp
and preparing to attack the whole west
front, when it Was ascertained that the
enemy had evacuated the place during the
night and moving toward Laurel Hill,
leaving few men, theil sick, and all their
tents, cannon. and camp equippage, an
rapid march was theu
made 10y Gen. Mcclellan to Beverly, pass
ing Roseucranz column in the road with
TO follow quickly. AT Bever-
~ it was asceriained, late in the day, that
the rebel forces ut Laurel Hill had retreat
ed, moving toward Romuer.
Our total loss is not more than eleven
killed and thirty five wounded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-15
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-15

New York, July 1.-THE steamship
Columbia. from Havana on the 10th, ar
rived to-day.
Sugars active. but steady, at 7CG1i reals
70 No u. Mulasses quiet.
The privatcer Sumter arrived at Gienfu-
gas on the 9th. bringing as prizes the
brlgs Cuba, Machios, Naind. Albert Adams,
Ben Banning. and the barks West Wind
and Louisa Kelham.
She also fell in with the ship Golden
Rocket, off the Isle of Pines, which was
set on fire and burned, after taking off the
officers aud crew. Capt Simms. of Sum-
ter, sent an officer ashore with letter to
the Governor of the town, who telegraph
ed to the Captain General at Havana for
instructions. The steamer left next day,
having received supply of coal and wa
ter. All tue vessels were taken short
distance from the shore.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-15

ALEXANDRA, VA, Juls ia deserter
from the secession army, brought to head
quarters last night, says he was resident
OF Madison, Ind, named w. II. Wilson,
until last spring, when he went to Lousi
ana in Mississippi boat trade, and finding
himself In the storm of secession, he en-
tered the 9th Louisiana regiment, which
WAS about leaving for Virginin, and waited
his chance to get among his friends by
dc-crtion. An opportunity he found yes
tcrday when on picket duty near Burk's
Station. He gives very Intelligent intor-
nation regarding tie position of the en-
envy There were 1000 troops SIT Fairfax
Station yesterday morning, including the
Louisiana, regiment He is not informed
of the number of troops at Fairfax Court
House.
An arrival from down the river brings
information that regiment of rebel troops
are encamped in the vicinity of Acqnia
Greek.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-15
Mothers, read this.

TheGoIlowngis an extract rom nlettcrwritten by
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wordin fuvor Of patent medicine before in Ourlfe
but we feel compelled to say to your readers that
thsis no humbug-wEHAvE TRIED 1T, AND KNowIT TO
BE ALL IT CLAIMS II Is; pr9D"Dly, one oil tue most
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-15

BSg- WHEN the Secessionists evacuated
Laurel Hill on Friday, they left behind
many Of tie dead and wounded. The Of
ficers told the wounded men to hold up as
well as they could that the ID abolition
lists would be along soon and relieve them
of their misery. The "Abolitionists" did
get along and their first work was to pick
up and care for the wounded, whose
wounds they carefully dressed and treated
them Hospitality and kindly. The wound
edmen too were gratifed, and some of them
expressed hopes that they might recover
only that they might have an opportunity
of returning the kindness.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-15
,sv.,Ieyny \. WISE STILL LlvlSG.-We

.-..I,yry \. WISE STILL LIvlYG.-We
- Last able to give what is unquestion-
III" ~, ,re truth in regard TO the killing or
''s ,uIipc of the old arch traitor, Henry
w;se He is sti in the land of the
,'r;,r Mr.. Johu Woods, son of \. P.
maods of this city, arrived here from
1,,~,,.Uood. on Saturday morning, by
..ms- He left Charlottesville, where he
~ student at the University, about
,lz. weeks ago. He reached Charles
=, of,er :, great deal of trouble, and left
Aka, MAC. ON tue 18th of July, arriving at
r;.rsr on the evening Of the 9Th. Old
,,.ory and his son, o. Jennings Wise,
,,e,e both nj Ripley. Gu the 9Th, report
cached Ripley that Is thousand Federal
,,ooos were marching upon that place
,-on the Ohio river. The Wises, with
,,,sir seven hundred followers, rctrcated
h,cL upon CLulles;0wn. The report of
the killing of Wise and his body guard,
r.,,.l,ed us on Sunday evening, the 9TH, so
that ii viii be Seeu lIhl hS SVWiA Hu' nav Z
been very badly injured, as he was knock
ing around Ripley pretty tolerably sPry for
an old man. From other circumstances,
We are induced to believe thar the whole
story about the attack upon Wise's party,
i sheer fabrication. 1t is scarcely pos
.ible that he could have been sat Sissons-
vile at all.
As an evidence of the strict caution and
Surveillance observed by the Confederntes,
We NAV mention that Mr.. Woods, not
withs,andiug that he WAS well supplied
with letters from prominent persons, was
several times arrested. closely Intercepted
and detained. lie had letters from per-
sons in Charlottesville to their friends in
Charleston, but was Getaiued in the latter
place a week, aud was only able to get a
PISS Ly the combined interccSsion OF nu-
mer5u> friends. After the Wises retreatei
from Richmond, he Lad no further trouble
the Uuiou men doing all they could to ia
cilitate his progress.
Our readers may rest assured that Hen
RI \. Wise sill lives. and is doubtless this
minute firing the Southern heart some
where along the Eanawhl saIiueS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-15

B9-NortcE (ExrRA TO the members
of the Legislature of Virginia, now assem-
bled in Wheeling and all other persons
desiring Il Fashionable Suit of Clothes
made up to order or ready made, call at
No. Sc, Water street, where always may be
found, Gentlemans Furnishing Goods of
every description and not Secession spot
on them or any person about my store.
jy8-2m a. NJ. ADAMS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-15
SUNDAY NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
Despatch from Gen. Mcclellan.

WASHINGTON, July l3.-Thc following
despatch from Gen. Mcclellan was recciv-
cd to-day at army headquarters:
BEVERLY, July ID, 1861.
Col. +. ID. TOWNSEND, Washington
The success of to-day is all that could
desire. We captured six brass cannon,
OF which one is rihel. all the enemy's
camp equppage and transportion, even to
his cups. The number of tents will prob
ably reach 200, and more than 60 wagons.
/ Their killed and wounded will amount to
fully $50, with 100 prisoners, and more
coming in constantly. know already of
10 officers killed and prisoners. Their
retreat is complete. l occupied Beverly
by rapid march.
Garnett abandoned his camp early in the
morning, leaving much of his camp equip
page. lie came within few miles OF Bev-
erly but our rapid march turned him back
in great confusion, and he is now retreat
ing on the road 10 st George | have
ordered Gen. Morris to follow him up close
ly. | have tclegraphed for the two Penn
sylvanin regiments at Cumberland to join
Gen. Hill ut Rowlcsburg. The General is
conce ltrnting all his troops ut Rowlcs-
burg and will cut off s''retreat near
West Union, or if possible at St. George,
may say that we have driven out some
10000 troops strongly entrenched with the
loss OF II killed and 80 wounded. The
provision returns here show GarnettS force
to have been ten thousand men. They
were eastern Virginians, Tenncssceans,
Georginus, and think Carolnians.
To-m0rrow I can give full details rs to
prisoners, &c. trust that Gen Cox has
by this time driven Wise out of the Kn-
nnwhn Valley. In that case, l shall have
accomplished the object Of libernting
Western Virginia. ] hope the GcucrNl-in-
Chief will approve of my operations.
Signed. G. Is. MCCLELLAN,
Maj. Gen'l Comd'g Dept. of Ohio.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-15

ALEXANDRIA, July IA party of ma
rine and ZOuave scouts met with Al party
of 10 Alabama scouts IL miles out and
succeeded in capturing three of them, rs
well as the farmer who acted as guide.
Two of the parties who keep up commu
nicntfon between the Maryland aud Virgin
in shores, by rowing bouts across at mid
night. were captured Friday night by a
party of Zouaves.
The reported withdrawal of secession
forces from Fdirfux Court House was
doubtless premature.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-15

g3-A number of persons arrived in the
city on Saturday evening from the vicinity of
Lanrcl Hill. Owing to the great confusion
of things they do not bring any additional
particulars about the battle there, except
in the way of incidents. The telegraph
gives a somewhat unsatisfactory account
of the affair.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-15

L=G~ ANOTHER BRIDGE BuRNED.-The
'eNe's on Friday last burned bridge on
Tue Georges Greek Railroad, not far from
ilsanont, with Il view of cutting Off com
""aie7Iion with Cumberland. After the
'aFaIng Of the bridges between Piedmont
"ai Cumberland, some time ago, commu
"''''on was still kept up with Cumberland
va sFostburgh by the Georges Greek Rail
road The burning of this bridge has for
Tue time interrupted communication.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-15

WASHINGTON, July l2.-It appears from
calculations Mt the Post Office Department
that the yearly income from postage in the
seeded States amounted to only nine hum
dred thousand dollars, while the expenses
OF the transportation of the mills excc del
this sum by three millions, winch is now
saved to The government by their suspen-
siou in these States
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-15

Rg- FIREMES's PARADE.-The Rough
and Ready fire company turned out on
Saturday afternoon and paraded through
the streets. They presented a splendid
appearance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-15

lSE~ y SLAVE SHOT BY Ills MAsTER.-Dr.
William H. Hall, residing about one mile
anil half north of the Relay House,
Washington junction, had occasion the
other day to direct one of his servants, n
yoln. colored girl, to arouse the hands in
Tue quarters to their labor on the farm
The girl neglected to do as she was bid
AID was chastised for her neglect. While
Reinstatement was in progress, the father
Of the girl appeared from the quarters, and
attacked DR.. Hall, and his son, Mr.. John
Hall, who had come to his assistance. One
Of the gentlemen fired a pistol at their as
.oilaat, without effect, when both retrented
iaio the house, followed by the slave, who
vas shot with gun, in the left side of the
head, As he WAS attempting to enter.
Tue slave then started for the Relay
House, but falling by the way from loss Of
blood he was found by some Of the SOL
dirrs and carried on litter to the Relay
House, where the surgeon of Col. Jones
command dressed his wound, which is not
thought to he dangerous. Subsequently
Dr. Hall applied to Col. Jones for tue re
turn Of his slave, but with what result we
have no; learned, though it was supposed
lie would be given up to his master. There
w's little excitement among the soldiers
IN consequence OF the affair.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-15

BIC HEAD OF WHEAT.-On Saturday
we were shown II big head of MEDITERRANEAN
Wheat from farm near Bethany, in Brooke
county. 1t is six inches in length, and
contains about one hundred and twenty
five full grains. II anybody can beat this
we should like TO know it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-15

Esg- SPEEDY MOVEMENT FROM GRAFTON.
oa Saturday afternoon all the troops in
ten. Hills command in aud about Grafton
fecired marching orders. All the troops
along the railroad between this point and
Grafton also packed up and moved towards
Cheat river 10 join Col. Twins command.
The design was thoughtt to be to cut of the
retreat of the rebels at the Cheat river
pass. 1t is fair to presume that secession
Is about to receive its death blow in Wes-
tesc Virginia
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-15

FORTRESS MONROE, July l2.-The U. S.
frgatc bound mp last evening proved to be
the ST. Lawrence.
The Confcdrrates confess to n loss of two
Killed in an encounter between 80 of H"w-
kins' ZouaYcs and 100 of their troops * few
days ago near Newport News.
An immense volume of smoke is rising
from Sewell's Point, probably from burn
ing timber and brush wood.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Read the Following. 1t is True (!

Read the Following. 1t is True!
PARKERsBURu, April 10.
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idea of getting we'll and indeed my friends had
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Added to this, suffered with the Scrorua very
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My stomach is relieved and my neck HAS i'm
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feel much encouraged nnd think by the Of one
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Yours respectfully. j. ". HOMER.
The above medicine is prepared by +. A. BRENT
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-15

To THE PIEuPoiST GUARps.-A mill
nary company called the Pierpoint Guards,
IN honor of the Governor, has been formed
!" centre Wheeling, aud are already sworn
mo the service of the new Government.
t"e company numbers sixty members
"'y are provided with musk ets. aud will
soon De uniformed and equipped for ser
vice. The officers are Captain Richard
'''ueliIte, First Liueteuant, Adam Obey,
Second Lieutenant, Andrew Long.