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BY GODDIN &APPEssoN. AUCrs
TNRISTEE,s MALE OF VERY VALUABIE

i FARM or 100 ACRsS IN NEW RENT COUNTY on THE
YORK RivfR RtILRohp, IS LIS BELOW HlCuS OND- ~
virtue or dee % ,,u fron Walker, Esq Gated 10 Jan
usry - DULY recorded u Ses KeLi Ctqaty COAT r 9th
February isGl hall IL eheu'i thereof proce SELL
pubic suction the prenies FRIDAY the 18th PehufTy,
at IL O'Clock, fair II not The fair day thereafter except
sunay the valuable Farm located above the
cuparcy AID Walker II contains by recent 200 ACRES
Of which te'e ampe supply wood aud timber the Rs-
road thc the place The land lice we'll All Il
cepbr Of n AZ Improvement p-rion Of pscduc Tcbscro
h1ty Their seeded the baud 20 buthes with
Nv, of GnO The buildings place comfortable,
and tu tt Tor the accommodation Of large ariy. "Dls
patch" pot The icrk Eige= Railroad heated the
sud PCsiciee ;herea thus anofd usaa facilities TOR the
trsnuscr produce u gace aBi 10 and from
Richmond, daily 1hs ie-i r,qs. CAsH sale but ny
padi-s "a will - oaei;i chih balance 81 aud
years E bI bea1g Interest scared BY u.t deed. The
r lsd to l. paid bv The Yursfrr. As The lily
mot itbe Faru the particular attrnn Of The putc
specially called 10 tbs ssr.
fell tlg GEO. Il. AZ lNOh. Trustee
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PARKE POINDEXTER,
ATTORNE Y A t L A w.
Richmond C,ty, Va.
WILL practice In all the held In the City Richmond
w and the counties Of Chesterfield, Henco and PowhAan
Once on the corner Pearl and Main Streets the
store of Noah Walker a Co. de20-ly
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THE PRESIDENT Eject IN CINCINNATI.

TIKI ThESIUENI tLENI N NINVINNAII'
CISclNNAri Feb lS-The President elect arrived here
YESTERDAY and made brief speech, in which lie said
that he rcpca,ed now in the hearing Of kentuckians
what he bad said twelve months before the election, in
predicting the triumph Of the Republican party that
the administration would be conducted in strict accord
auce With tie eomprom s's of the Constitution.
Mr. Lincoln LETT at o'clock this morning aud viii he
duc N Culumbus At . o'clock.
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xxTOOD BOULDIN and his con WOOD RoULDIF Jr.,
w united In practice OF the law In the counties OF
Oharic tte Halifax and Mecklenburg.
woOD BoULDIN, Jr, WOOD BouLDlN.
Boydton, Talcott Post once,
Meckenburg county. Charlotte cou n'y
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IRON TEXAS.

Nav OGLrANS, Feb. l$.-LAter alyices from Texas
state that n, Convention adj 1urred on tue 9Th to meet
again en- The ID March
The revenue cutter at Galveston Ls been condemned
a. uus, aworthy. The armament vii he removed
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:. ..,,UEEDAYs LONGER,
HOYTSCO.,
nNE nOLLAR sTORE,

,VPoErESs si 'a' ONE DOLLAR STORE,
| g., I-SDER sPOTsYOOD HOTEL. have deter
\, - MAD ~ sie Of Fine JeEslry ADD silver Ware, fr
,nrrs Da5- .j-,lv new goods VII be ofsrei for sale
SO ',A s iy are particularly Invited to call and exam
sEagi'-
-,,ss y'a- choice '0' O'N HEB CO.
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S tor s s R PFC sAi s; NO; :
=, seodered a sb;cb he endurss. BY use Of the Of
bodily ;aaerD be picture is reversed and the bright
4. q lie appears
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over 400 private capital have been expended on the
railroad system CT no InssGueh part of the income from
works with yaas public fund In lands 90 to
diminish the State expenses the L6T anI
auettly every day decrease.
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THE FLEcTiON IN TENNESSEE.

NAsaulIEt Feb. lS-The majority in favor Of Union
candidates in this State from present indications will
reach fifty thousand, aud the minority against calling
convention twenty thousand. Only two secession eau
Il iAtes have been elected.
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LATER FROM NEXJCO-FLIGHT AND ROUGH
USAGE OF MIRANON AND HIS ADHERENTS-

USAGE OF hIRAhON AND HIS ADHEkENIo-
ARRIVAL or THE AMERICAN MINISTER.
Nav ORLEANs Feb. l3.-Iutellgence has reached here
of the rival OF the steamer Vellsco at Havana, from
Vera Cruz having board EX President airamou and
ID Fo-,igo Ministers TO Government The Papa Nuu-
cia was nsued az Vera Cruz aud had to take refuge IN
the French Consulate Miramon made his escape in dis
suise after eUcounterug many dangers. The Archbish-
op aud bishop all exiled. They stond by the
popuace at Vera Cruz audAferward5 detained by the
auth critics for trial Gov. Weller arrived at the capital
The .1.h.
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NARkETS.
BALrnoaF FeS lStiour du and Avy-HoWa-d Street and
OLo l2-no sale Wheat tu KEEL ~ O. q a. =, W. e 81 50
"a q m do .ni avg yellow 5)5l - yenls Proy ions
qar and steady Coeec active az lsl l3 cents Whisky dull
At rs cents
new Yo.E FEB ;2-Cottll h7avy -M,iilng Upland II y
It4. papr hssv-So.thern - 8061S5 = Wheat
uverRed tLf, sdoat A. ST. dsVstsi waite 81 itGtti "a
Corn greJ Mixed ca cents; New O'syi Is; southern
Vh,e 60 Pork hesvy MS- 81 - Lard heavy at ~
Gt0 cents WHISKY dul at u ais susar steady Mus
covado a - celts lee steady al II cents asses
chAuge orleans S2e0S6 Turpe-tine y Rosin
Gull lower ti'5I Gal IS K'e Seaey stock. d1l-New
40 Cenrals az : Nitg,lia $l6 Mtssours stG&.
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Z. HOYTGcO
.rIIC CFMENT,

IIhU Tanners o.
III safety Fuse,
While Grease,
Ground Alum salt,
cotton arms.
pr-s Mol isses Rum,
Black Teas,
Portland syrup. - --...-.
a u ~
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.-,,> 4 u sOPtieai es'Ao"snl-sA' y
gs~rs swings Bus ia getting in favor by
b. md ss improve, g''1s s: :o 'i,s It. ii, a. 4,
~ cSog 70 pS md easiest lenses they ever came
-. hen as the .,;,n,ion for the common welfare de-
.srOss = sI D.tronsge of our people,
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y1TyCE,

ND'EEgE.
;5IiiE FibN or pJLL.im & BETS having this
dag ceased WILLIAM II BELTS will continue n the Negro
Auction BIsness, and has CopsrtpeEshp viii
hin GREGORY They vii. CONDUCT the blsnesS Lder M
arm Of BEffS GREGORY, a thr Bales Room, FTankit
Street foul doors Driow Wall Street sboat square below
the former office OF Pulam Bc and respectfully solicit
nuSnce VI the patronage which literally extended W.
H. Bets while In the hrm VI Pu liam Belts.
They have obtained the services OF NJ DuSg0o w. ENosE
Clerk, VITO has interest In the business. HM IT, BFrTe
T.. J. GREGORY.
k,.tl
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EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.

EVIDENCES VI PROSPERITY.
A, an evidence ih OF the people be stated ths,
COO 900 freight Including 5000 OJa bushels 81 grain aai
$50 90 barrels forwarded the lice last
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The p:ces sCto $25 according
TO location Quly First cl,s farming lands sell for about
40 70 s2 per acre and the relative Of subius prairie
land compared with wood land Ia the ratio Of TO 10 In fAycr
Of the former sale for the bulk Of these lands III oe
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
al six Per cent per snnu SIS Interest notes at six ni
payable respectively In tEo three four Ave and six years
tom date fer principal payable 10 four
sve six and date o. ssle the contract stpas
rs cah h purchased hG be fenced and cu
vsicd esry yes for Eve from the date Of sale
end Of h5e oneha hs be fenced and der
cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT WILL Be DEDUCTED
valuation fyF cash except the shca be a; ak Gos
per acre, when the cash price will be five dollsrs
Pamphlets descriptive OF e lands so climate, production
prices and Of payment be had application 10
wv. FOSTER
Lind Commissioner Illinois Ceat,uf Riiiroad,
Chicago. ILLINOIS,,
For the ofthe Towns Villages AID ciss situated upon the
Illinois Central Railroad pages ls 49, l9C Appletcns Rail-
WAY Guide jal4- d:&v3m
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A AND DESIRABLE PRTyA'E DWELLING on erH. BETWEEN
CLAY AND IL H sTSBy yr Of deed OF Tu, executed bY
kcha'd W MG.udr= and WIFI to the subscribers, da ed ih
February ST. duy 6ed in Richmond Hastings Court
She. proceed 10 sell r: 6uc for sab tre prou
GA TIL RsDAi ~ 5t February ls6l at clock 81 fair
not the 1 i@;r there. valuable PaIYATE
RESIDENCE )cAed The LOT iron.3 n feet The
side Of 9Th street and back 1870 Res The mproys
si'I o. la ome tHiak (uesry new furnished Ia good STYLE
9Th al mode and andy lent o- tie
fi-n rse family. iii. s.ryarts accom- daions are
good The Location Of this rr5pry tsira le private
residence. The taxes for 1851 {, b. pl ty the purchaser
v9t Gonn, " DAAAIi' Trustees.
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,

MRS. PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL. q
MI sycs Church. 18th street. between Bread and Mar
shall Monday In October She will receive few sn
hoxs reI M lso per .es,on Of Q months. iyls u
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ANOTHER sElZCRS OF WAR MATERIALS IN n.

NEW YORK, Feb l9.-Three boxes of ammunition,
namely percussion caps aud ball cartridges bound for
Slvannah were seized by the police OF this city to-day,
On board the steamer Huntsville.
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LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

No State the Valley the Mississippi offers great induce
10 the the State Of Illinois There portion Of
the where all Of the conditions Of climate and SOL s6mrs
bly, produce these staples Coax aud WHElr
s. he Prairiss Of Illinois
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

Thes, land, are contiguous railroad niles In length,
with other roads AMI naygable lakes and rive
sorng communication with the Eaitern aud
southern markets
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LAW CARDS.
q. CAREIL

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
V,RAofIoEs In Courts of the eouniis OF Neon and
Amherst He sucsd 70 any lag busin entrusted 10
~ address, Tys River warehouse o Nelson Co Va.
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COMMISSIONERS OFEICE. J

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ANur, CoUEr HcUsg
February "a, l~5l
re pki-r Interested the fcreg0ug hereby I'm
So uu .t CN-t IS Jdy OF NUct, l'dl Al ny oe
te required 20 be taken by aid decree q ~heh
tls pace required q a.end HtFeu under
Ian. c' IN Chsncefy II Tie said O'1i' MS lu
I,4-vtr VA H. ELDRIDGE Conn
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APARTrCpEAR NOTICE.

WE return sincere ,ns friends, customers aud
w the pubic generally thu Dera patronage ihat have
heretofore recsTej and by strict attention 70 busness
merit continuance % thr making large pre-
psIaons busines extensively than formerly
ALiN HILL 4 co. No. l.. Main street,
Manufacturers and Importers Of BcOis ard Fhoes,
Richmond Va
g. We are prepared 10 settle al which due
that be pre,rnted o the d:m 81 Alex l Co Aea
Hi Individually and hope all who indebted
vii III come forward and SETTLE then ohsh all accounts
than due AID remain unpa will be placed the hands
Of a collector lja3l A. ElLLA CO.
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ARRIVAL OF A MEXICAN EMILE
Nsw ORLEANs Feb Il The ST amer TennC ssee, from
Vera Cruz has arrived here bringing among her passen
gers the ,xilej Bishop of Mexico.
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Cam,J PATTEsON.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
WILL PRACTISE IN tue COURTS OF
BUCKINGHAM, NELSON ANo AMHERST.
once Buckingham G. II.
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]. THOMPSON BROWN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND, VA
WILL practice Ia the Courts OF the cities OF Richmond and Pc
w tersburg and the counties of Henco and Chesterfield
Onee in Bevn's Block 18th street. State O. H. su2T
EUsTACE GIBSON,
ATTORNEY at LAW.
WILL PRACTISE In the Cour;s Of Giles Mercer Monroe
w Montgomery and Pulaski and will collect AMI remit
tuply for all claims placed In his HANDS,
Post Once, Giles Court House, Va YlI-
JOHN w. GREEN,
ATTORNEY at LA w,
WILL PRACTISE In Courts OF the City Of Richmond and
w County aenrCo Strict stenon will be given TO all bu
snes entrusted 10 him Fly Once for the present with his
Their VIM Green Main and 7th Sta. Ie97-dy
r. &. " B. g. BOULD1N,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE, VIRGINIA
Courts. Charlotte. Prince Edward AppomaOx, Mecllsn
burg and Lunenturg. myl2-ly
p. q. BRECKINRID6E.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DRACTCE9 the Courts Of Bote;ourt and adjoining couus
I Address
te9s-iy Panonsburg BoteOurt county, Va.
q B. pOUGLAs r. GREGORY, ia,
Ayetts, King VIM. Old Church, Hanover.
DOUGLAS & GREGORY
WILL all the Courts Of King William and Hanover
and Caroline. felS-y
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MULE LOST During Wednesday ny last,
wi brok, stable door ION Fourth street
Grace aud Ianka and turnei two mules OFT Ore
Of the mul eay color Hight built and young, has not
returned.
suitable reward will he psd by returning the mule to
81 re, corner Fourteenth and Cary streets.
ja25 If sELDEN 4 MILLER.
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NV sOORs

. y AtRASDOLPH's Bookstore and B.a3s.y.
Auean Ne Hra Biography % tneat An-iirSa fhys
Surgeons u tnc 70 century Editedoy . "ross
ID $3.50
LIE 9. re on world ~ Fred,,Sa Rene. vols 3 20
Fl.-s ~ Hope md .ucry. collection Of PJens by Car
u-It J. u Jord.u l5sL
I-e 1t-et Cousins ~ J A Ma'uStu l-r
AM.s-ugtr froi le AM he Unconl-rfca Eayeef w
uirk-uz
'syli.y Tactics g vols =
ol. Aui-riclu slavery be g.ttetsf 4 t e Bet ecu
Rev g.. Brown o. aud ~ A frNur 100
s.,kson-s -csrsr's ths Lsas CT EEEtnt By George
srt-sr cd sole. COO
BANS Tarti,I 4 :cF more Def At sA7less, ali retail
D .--. md .lmnnRcLf-r = Do i.l-
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VIRGINIA: Do Amelia Circuit Couri 81 October, $50,
J.u sr-nau and CHARLES A Hargravr, adzr5 Of John
A HI,-sn trcd ..... PiaintGi
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Attend a you. conpsnY, at sweeney on WEDNEs
DAY. the 20t, q - February, lsCl, all O'Clock.
BOUSD3 Srn CoNP follOSs Commencing on
James River at ngaid Road ang this Road New Maxi
New Genital Roat al)Ng Central Road TO
the Lorg Road The Long Prige Road CHARLES City
line song this James Rigsr along silver RinSind
Road by order % Colonel DAVIS,
fS-l(t
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Alirs Da-ie Vcorb5, - lui1as, PFi~ %,
s;o Civ. Lave Of yi7gnia by Jas ST. Matthews, Is
81
Patton Hss e-crs G. Special Courts - Appeals vols ~
r.r % & Isatl's IuC-A O Grtt.-r's Rtp7rts $500
P,.slas ~ -r Q, e. h. p,c. % the bcoss vii
CIV. them free CT postage or freight
we keep "a hand A. a tlrcs Of th- largest eai
30 selected stocks % and Mcr. srsous b5ok5 Inst can b
f-- Book store, aud 20 low p-ccs.
a orders promptly attended o. WY = JoHHeION.
PatIlAers. Bookseller, aud S'A''Cu-rs
VI d Sf-.-t. Eichmo-d.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-11-14


HE LACK OF CoTTeN.-The annexed
paragraph, from the Cincinnati Enquir-
er, is similar to many that appear in
the northern journals:
The cheerful whiz of the machinery
Of the cotton factory, ON Third street,
is hushed, and the lights, in the early
portion Of the night, shone forth from
every easement, are no more to be seen.
The hum of the hundreds of girls, ~
they swarmed from the industrial hive
aftereach busy day, ia no more heard,
and the life of the establishment has
departed. The irrepressible Conclusion
of a lack of cotton has caused o lack
Of employment.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-11-14

united as ours was ever conquered, OF
KEEP long under trial In this respect
what beautiful contrast we present
to the selfish and divided North ! What
a glorious spectacle was exhibited to
all ehristendom when. Oh last Wednes-
day, memorable epoch in our ma tional
history the millions Of our citizens
from the hills and vallies marched.
with exultant steps, to the ballot-box
and deposite their ballots for the Presi-
dent and Vice President of this Great
Confederacy. There was no wrangling,
no noise, no fighting all was quiet
as summer morning and every vote
was cast for the same cand idates. O..
may this same blessed union ever con-
tinue, and be cur pillar of fire by
night It will enhance our prosperity.
1t will make us a wall of fire against
our enemies. And it will secure the
Of the world.
Constitutional.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-11-14
BY TELEGRAPH

Columbus, November There was
great battle here to-day; it eommen-
ced at Ii o'clock and lasted till 5 o.
clock this z. NJ. General Pillow, with
Tappan's, Wright's, Pickett's and Rus
sells regiments, numbering 1900 men,
was attacked by 5000 Federals, under
Generals MeCltrnand aud Bradford, D.
Until one O'clock there were alterna-
tions Of successes and reverses; then
WI were reinforced successfully by
Walkers, Carrolls and Martins regi-
ments, under Gen Cheathans; Gen
Pillow then ordered flank movement,
which was made and supported by
Smythe's and Blythes regiments under
the immediate command of Gen. Polk
Tho enemy fled and were parsuod to
the gunboats.
Memphis, November 8.--A special
dispatch to the Appeal from Atlanta,
Ga, received tonight, says that the
enemy have taken our batteries at
Bay Point and Hilton Head, also the
town Of Port Royal. They are now
within 10 miles Of the railroad connec-
ting Charleston and Savannah. Our
loss is great.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-11-14

1t is undeniable that there are men
who have taken advantage Of these
war times to enrich themselves at the
expense of the people. The darling OBJ
ject with these sort of men is to get
rich; this is the acme of their ambition,
and the sum total of all their endeay.
ors. They have no regard for man or
devil--only so for as they may be trib-
utary to these ends. They arc the
horse-leaehes Of the body political
the vampires of soeiety-in whose
presence widows weep, and the wall
of wrethed orphange is heard in vain
There iron boxes are gorged with
gold and silver and this is the ark of
their convenant with hell, and the de-
pository of coinage from tears and
blood. The laughing fend keeps guard
over these boxes and bags of gold and
grins horribly at the presence of hol-
lowed-eye penury. The beggar is
dismissed empty, with grimace of
which hell is ashamed while the lean
arms of the fiend caressess the gold
like coiledsnakes in the darkness of
his Infamous den. Such one is ripe
Tor the flames of the pit, and should
have the badge Of his damnablc doom
nailed upon his forehead by Kissing
populace. 1t is with shuddering feel
ing we think of such men; our souls
revolt, and we spurn them back as the
very refuse and offscourings of trea
ton.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-11-14

SEw ORLEANS BY DAY.--Business il
tied up at the same post where Mart
bitches his war-horse The famous goo
Of war has taken everything under his
especial charge. Wherever he goes
business follows. In such shops al
guns, swords, uniforms, and all th,
trappings of war are found, industrious
hands arc at work
Our great biscntinE street, Canal
during the morning hours give indica
tions Of pulsa.ing lilo Here and there
sweet faces embedded in ribbons arr
seen, and on the street corners, bovies
4 the other sex, admirers of admirers
of animated painting, do not fail t,
stare the said sweet faces out Of coun
tcnancc.
Since the post Office has been rcmov
cd to the customhousn, the neighbor
hood has something of a bustlrng ap
pearance. In front Of the great unin
Ished, gun carriages give Canal street
an Enthusiastically war like aspect. Ii
would furnish our enemies of the "uu
iversal yankee nation" a better idea Of
the next world, could they see what
sort OF terrible idea theology is being
manufactured for their benefit
From the post Office, out from the
new shops dedicated to aJohn Barley.
corn" from the spot where solid oak
carriages await huge cannon, the
crowd pour along Canal street to the
Clay statute, and from thence up Camp
and st. Charles streets
Nobody thinks of Carondelet save
those whose business is ia nea, o fines
from fair to middling" The "aap4'
are as-dull as the levee. St. Charles
street holds its own as the great
thoroughfarc Of loungers. From anal
to Poydras chow not to do it, is prac
ticed with amazing nnan;m;.v There
is much gossip because tuere is ,,,hino
10 do; much sobriety because there is
little to pay for. drinks. Is it Rocbefa
cault Yho says that there is something
In the misfortunes Of our friends which
causes us to smile? This bit of human
nature "wiil out" when LOOKING, At the
blue faces from Sans" to the "Or
leans"
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-11-14

a@r All persons indebted to. the
kATCHITOCHEs UNION, either as
suscribers, or for notices or judicial
advertisements, are requested to come
forward and settle Immediately. We
dislike very much to be always asking
our debtors for money, but being
obliged to comply with our own obli-
cations, we find ourselves under the
painful necessity of acting towards
sthers with the same rigour that others
intend to act towards us.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-11-14

AS an evidence of the disinclination
of the people of Northwestern Virginia
to commit themselves to the Govern
ment' of Carlile and Pierpont, we may
state that in an election for officers
of that bogus concern in Marion coun.
1ty, a short time ago, but seven hun
dred votes, good and bad, could be
paraded in three days, after the most
strenuous exertion Of the civil and mi
litary authorities Marion county has
upward Of twenty-five hundred legal
voters
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1861-11-14

The CALIFORNIA REGIMENT. the
battle of Leesburg there was regi
ment Of Californians, consisting of $50
rank and file. According to New
York paper--the Wold-the drowned
OF this regiment are about SO, the kill
cd 30, prisoners 300, wounded 1875
Total, 505-safe, about 1856. The regi.
ment is, of course, annihilated.
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Avis.
Succession de Zachariah Lee.

Succession de Zachariah Lee.
DHODA Lee ayant demand6 q etre
LII nomme Administrative de la sue
cession de Zachariah Lee, d6cede,
avis est par ces pr6sentes donne q
toutes personne interessees dayoir
q deduire dams dix jours les raisons
pour les quelles la demande de- la peti.
tionnaire neserait pas accord6e
B. }. BOUIS,
nov. 7. 1861. Greffier.
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~ Sir Walter Scott once gave an
lrisbman- shilling when sirnencn
would have been sufficient.
Remember, Pat" said Sir Walter
"you owe me sixpence.'
May your homer live till pay YOU
was the reply.