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Proclamation by the Governor.
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MILITIA
New ORLEANS, Feb. Ia, 1862

|IHE President of the Confederacy
IL made q requisition upon me tc
furnish, from the State of Louisiana
live and a half Regiments of troops for
the war;" therefore, l THOMAS o Moore,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana. do
hereby proclaim, that Volunteers will
be received in accordance with the Pre-
sident's proclamation. u
Volunteers will be received by Com
panies, Battalions or Regiments.
Each Company will be composed of
one Captain, one 1st Lieutenant, two
I'd Lleutenants, Sergeants, Corpo-
rails and not less than sixt ty-four pri-
Yates. Regiments must contain not
less than ten Companies and Bat
tallons not less than four Companies. ].
Commanding officers will report as
soon a. as their respective commands are
y tq t. ;,;.,,nt a;,,.a General NJ.
Grivot, New Orleans. :
The troops will be mustered into
sevice at convenient camps, and will
then be clothed, supplied and armed
by the Confederate Government. Each |
soldier will receive from the Confcder-
ate government bounty of fifty dol
ars when his regiment or company is
into its service, and will be
allowed transportation by it from his
home to the place of rendezvous.
1t is earnestly desired that the troops
low called for be ready by or before
he 18th March. :
Relying upon the activity and patri-
'tlsm OF my fellow-citizcns, I anticipate
response from them as prompt as the
mergcncy demands. II
TIOS. 0. MOORE. |
Governor and Commander in-Chief.
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succession Sale,

Succession qf Pam Rabalais.
I virtue Of IN order of the Honorable
-, - D.strict Court in and for the parish Of
Naecihtoches, there will be sold. nj the late
residence OF Paul Rabalais, deceased, in this
parish, - '""'
On Monday, l4th day of April, 1862,
the following property belonging to his sue
cession, to Wit: '' 0''
Certain movable property and n tract of
land, situated in said parish, beino on tbc
hthao itlVer, commonly called Little River
containing nifty acres, more.or less--bounde
above by lands of Mrs. widow j. b. Paber
Raehal, +. W. c., and below by land of publi
schools or section 16th,-witb al tho IN
proyemeats thereon.
TERMS OF SALE.
For the moyeables, all sums up to ten do,
lars, cash above that sum payable lst MAY.
1863. For the land, up to the sum of cjrHt
hundred dollars, cash, subject to the full ap-
pra'semcnt according to the stay law of 1862;
and, for the balance of the price of the land
the balance payable lst May, 1863. The
purchasers on the credit terms will give their
promlssory notes payable to the order of tho
administrator, ut his donlieil in this parish
bearing eight per cent per annun nteres
utter maturity, till paid, satisfactorily secuu
)" soliao and secured by vendors privilef
ma mortgage retained on the objects sold /
Which the notes are given.
PH1LLlBERT RACIAL,
Mio-oi Attminfaratay.
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Tenth Brigade, Fourth Division,
Louisiana Militia.
usAD QUARTERS NArcHIrocBEs. !
March LIST, 1862. I
GENERAL ORDER NO. 1,

0 l. Immediately after the appoip
ment, by the Governor, OF the Colonel
Lieutenant Colonels and Majors of tb
Regiments of this Brigade, under th
1 Militia Act, approved Esd February
, 1862, said officers in each parish (Sa
: blne, Natchitochos, Rapides. Catahou
10 and Concordia, shall proceed I,
divide the Regiments into Compan,
beats, and recommend to the Govcrno,
suitable persons for the Offices of Can
talns and Lieutenants of their seyera
Companies.
The Captains Of Companies will
appoint the non-commis stoned officers
and give them certificates of their mn.
polntnent, signed by said Captains
and by the Colonels Of said Regiment.
which certificate will be full evidence
of their rank. Noo
3. Thomas Hunter, of the Parish Of
! nna.tchitoches, is hereby appointed
rank of Major. ~ ''''
4. fellx Metoyer, of the Parish of
n';t natch1toGhes, MT is hereby appointed
brigade Paymaster, with the rank of
Captain. y
.; Samuel W. Henarie, of the Parish
OF kapides, is hereby appointed Brig
ade Quartermaster, with the rank of
Captain.
6: DR.. George E. Gillespie, of the
Parish of Natchitoches, is hereby an
pointed Brigade Surgeon, with the
rank Ut Surgeon in the Confederate
States Army.
7 Valery Gaiennie and Z. v
Debllcux of the Parish of Natchitocbes
W ashington Gaiennie, of the Parish oil
Rapides, and VIM. B. Stille and D. G
Davidson, of the Parish of Sabine arc
hereby appointed my Aids-de. Camp
With the rank of Captain.
=. The above named officers will no
lfy me Of their acceptance of their ap-
'ointments; and all staff, field and
officers are required to COM
'ly strictly with the provisions of the :
llIltla Law approved 23d February,
862. J
Q. The Captains of Companies are Z
ereoy required to muster and drill Y
lelr respective Companies at least +
nee month.
10. One white man, on each planta-
ON where there is slaves, will be ex- :
npt from Militia duty. y
IL. The Captains and Officers, COM a
anding Volunteer, or Militia Com
anles having in their possession ;
uskets, belonging to the State, are ) )
'reby authorized to retain the same b
By order of.
JOHN. BLAIR. SMITH
Brig. Gen. 10th Brig. 4th Div. La Mil
30d-13mh.
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The Kansas Brigands' Expedi
finsA

u a1VsHs
, We have before published severo
I accounts of the preparations that ar
beng made by Gen. Lane for d gran,
T expedition from Kansas southwark in
to western Arkansas and nortber,
Texas, the government permitting hin
to conduct the operations of the cam
pa1gn upon his own principles. Tho
number OF troops composing this cx
pcdltloh, their composition, how tbey
are to subsist, and what their leader
expects to accomplish, is thus stated
by the Memphis Appeal:
Lanes force, we are enable 10 state
| upon northern authority, will consist
81 $4,000 cavalry, 10000 infantry
1000 lying artillery, 1900 fusileurs,
4ooo Indians, and 1000 negroes. max
ing g total of $4,000. The negroes arc
to be taken from tho fugitive slaves
IN Kansas, and will be used as drivers
OF wagons and carts, and to perform
other drudgcry deemed too degrading
lor the yankee hands.
lie expects to obtain seven rcgi-
ments from Illinois, four from wis
consin, tlree from Iowa, three from
Ohio, two from Indiana, and five from
Kansas. One of the regiments will be
made up Of miners and another will be
composed entirely of mechanics. such.
as railroad and bridge builders, wap,
on-makers, blacksmiths, iron foundry
men, harness makers, boat builders.
etc, who will be equipped with ali
ncedful tools and implcmcnts-tlle Lin
coin government having appropriated
S2lo, 600 for that purpose.
The most remarkable fcature of Ills
expedition is the manner in which it is
expected to subsist during the pro-
gress OF it's movements. 1t is generally
understood that Lane has given Lin.
coin assurances that the govern
mcnt shall be subjected to no expense
IN supporting his army, beyond fur
nlslllng the outfit, as it is his intention
hat his men shall feed themselves
rom the resources of the country
ind the rebels granaries, while on the
M rcl. In evidence Of his candor in f
his matter, the brigand chief proposes
o carry with him horsepower saw. |
mil and five hundred portable hand t
|our mills, thus pillaging as he goes '
md feeding his men from hand to t
louth Q
Tho field Of operations assigned this c
andaI expedition by Lincoln is stated [
be Kansas, southwestern Missouri a
-rkansas, the Indian territory, and as Fl
luch further south as it chooses to I
enture. The Cincinnati Gazette saws 2
lat it is Lanes intention to quarter IL
s forces at New Orleans by April al
ext, and that he expects to reach nj
lat point by way Of Red River thro'
'e northeastern pass, thence into
ouisiana on the gulf of Mexico. This r,
'ogramme is certainly NapoIconic -,
'e in its conception, and is quito as :.
vt to bc realised as the onward move oil
Scott to the Same point of dcstipa- di
N via Richmond and Montgomery tb
hlch was so confidently assigned him :,
! the New York Times previous to - -
Q battle Of Manassas. IL
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IhG Yankee Idols

The Yankee are hard to please
Their Generals are rarely successful
and II unsuccessful, they pay dearly for
their stupidity. At first, the Yankee
Generals are hcralded by the news
papers as the greatest ever known in
history. Alexander was respectable
military genius, and SO was Julius
Caesar, but not to be compared to the
new Yankee Doodle Scott was the
greatest Captain of the age till the bat
ble OF Manassas. Fremont was q mao,-
nificent soldier, till they found out
that he was thief. Gen. Patterson
was mighty man of war, till he failed
to cor to time on the 21st of July.
The Western Gen. Sherman, was q
great clicftain, till discovered to be
crazy. The Southern Sherman was
about to gobblc~ down Carolina and
Georgia, till hehhad an attack Of
dyspepsia. Another of their first Can
tains was Gen. Stone, who stood high |
with them for a time but has just been |
victimlzed on account of their whip.
ing at'BulPs Bluff and been actualiyl
sent to Fort Lafayette on the charge
Of strong Secession proclivities.
Nothing can exceed the ardor with
which Yankee Doodle worship a fresh
military idol, except the fury with
which he sacrifices him in the first
reak of his caprice. Poor old Scott
atty 50 large and shining, lies out
4 4c2rs c2ss II .:ae WON ca st e., ca
chinese block, with all gliding torn
'ff, the nose battered, and the eyes
songed out-a spectacle for gods and S
nen. Even Mcclellan, who was the I
-oung Napoleon, is losing caste every
lay, because he cannot accomplish s
The abolition school q
las made dead set at him for months 1
nd it seems now to be probable that. L
not absolutely degraded, he will no q
onger hold the chief command. but h
orced to share with others the direc-
ion of the Federal armies. We should u
ot be surprised to see him, one dav Il
lsplaccd, or permitted, like poor old
cott, to resign orsent, like Gen. Stone o
, Fort Lafayette, on account of a
Secession proclivities.7 1t is well e
own that he was Breckenridge Dem
crat IN the Presidential Campaign of
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NEW ORLEANS, Fcby. Goth. 1869
A. III. PIERsoy Eso

"a H. llERSoN, Esq.
SlR-l have received your favor o
,he 18th inst, including a check q,
Messrs. Allison, Patterson l. Co, fn,
E'ty-two dollars, ($52) rcmittcd Nv rc
quest Of Mrs MICHEL BoyoE. Presidcnt
OF the " Ladies' Military Aid Society
. Natchltochcs," and being the nrn.
cds Of Fair held by the Young, ladies'
81 Mansfield, parish Of De Soto at liz
house OF Mrs. Georgiana B. Eggleston
'or the relief of the sick and wounded
soldiers from Louisiana. >,> -
The check has been paid, and I am
oidy waiting to ascertain tho best mo.
n1d OF carrying INTO effect the bcne.
seseht Intentions of the patriotic do.
@ors, You are doubtless aware thai
4saShViiic is now in the hands of tha
seethy and the army of Bowling Green
"N occupies position south and cast
u that city. The sick and woundoJ
are somewhere in the rear >'0'
The Louisiana Soldiers Relief As
socistic2p has sent Dr. BALDWIN to.
tennessee, to establish hosnitels e..
inc Louisiana sick and wounded vo-
.uh.eers' @ shall probably send this
sum To INN, as being the best method
OF carrying the purpose of the young
ladies' INTO effect, as soon as we are
addressed here of his address in Ten
nessee. With sentiments of the high
est rosHect for those ladies, believe
sfast'respectfully,
Your Obedt Svt.,
J. j. HARsUA.
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COLUMBUS, KY, Feb 22d, 1869.
HARRISON RoGERs

SlR,-lt becomes my painful duty tc
advise you Of the death of your son
William II. Rogers, who departed this
If life yesterday evening, at I O'Clock,
2lst inst, after o short sickness OF
measles terminating in Typhoid fever,
which was the cause of his death. He
joined my Company January 10th, at
Columbia, La, as recruit, and came
to this place and took his place as q
soldier, but alas, he is no more. | can
but deeply sympatLise with his family
and relatives, as he bid fare to render
service to his Country, had he been
spared to do SO. Your letter of tho 8tb
INST just came in this evening from
which | was able to find your address;
L return the same. He has ring and
some few small articles which | viii
have sent to you by the first opportuni
ty, also what is due him for his ser
vices.
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GENERAL LEE.-Tho army of Gen
Lee, in South Carolina, is in a higl
state of efficiency, and in numbers and
discipline highly satisfactory to that
distinguished officer. Gen. Lee has put
the district embraced by his command
IN an admirable state of defence, and
If the enemy makes q demonstration
in that direction, his signal discomf-
ture may be predicted. The veteran
General who commands in South Caro-
lima is modest and nnobstrusiye to
fault, but we venture to say that the
time will yet come when his superior
will be vindicated, both to his
own renown and the glory of his coun-
try.
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Ere Aux ClrRcs, March al, 1862.
FRJESD pIEpsox

send You the sample of five bales
OF cotton, and five bushels of meal
AT any time that it may be necessary
You can get more cotton to the amou1t
:" nifty bales, by asking for it, IfIam
not at home, Capt Morris will deliver
y % you. | will continue sending meal
as you pa0y dircct.
answer and let me know when you
want It, and in what quantities.
Yours truly,
I1os. HuNrER
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TO OUR PATRONS

During tho editorial vacancy caused
by tho decease of Mr.. ERNEST LEGEsppr
all interests connected with The Union
newspaper will be under the sole res
possibility of Mr.. LOUIS DupLErx.
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LATEST NEWS

The Captain Of the steamer vicke
burg reached Memphjs on the 9th fror
New Madrid. IIe states that scout,
brought on the ct. Louis RepuJlicau
which says Price had fight with tho
enemy, whipped them, killed 5000, and
took many prisoners, and put them to
light lie is now in full pursuit of them
toward st. Louis. 1t is credited here by
q great many.
R'ehmond, March Ga large steam.
er left Newport Nows yesterday. load.
ca with troops, supposed to be going
to llatteras to reinforce Burnside, The
Secretary of War expresses desire
that no publication be made of the
arrival of steamers at Charleston from
Havana.
The House to- day passed tho bill
authorizing commanding generals to
destroy cotton, tobacco and other pro.
perty liable to fall into the hands of
the enemy. Ayes, 72; noes, 10.
A resolution passed, directing the
Judiciary Committee to inquire into
the expedlcncy of providing oompensa-
ton to loyal owners of property des-
troytd by military authorities or by
the owners themselves, to prevent it's 1
falling into The hands of the enemy.
Mr.. Foote gave notice that he would
Introduce bill tomorrow. providing
for tho purchase by Government of all
cotton and tobacco.
Tho steamer Nashville arrived at
Beaufort, North Carolina, on Sunday
morning. The Federal blockaders fred
~ shots at her without effect.
The Nashville brings about $4,000
100 worth of stores, principally for the
or the Confederacy. When near the
sulf stream she destroyed Yankee
chooner bound from Philadelphia to
San domingo. The Nashville steamed
p to the bloekading squadron in de-
ant style, and although at ono time
within musket shot she steamed ON I'M.
il near enough to be protected by the
uns of Fort Macon, and beyond her
hagrincd pursuers. Commander
egram and Paymaster Taylor have
rrlvcd at Richmond. A portion of her Il
eight is now delivered in front of the T
reasury Building. Commander I
egram speaks in glowing terms of 4
e hospitality he enjoyed in England, /
I'd thinks Belgium will soon rccog. b
ze the South. Il
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
Notice..

Succession Of Lille Griutette.
hVlLLE Grilliette having applied to ba
~ appointed administrator Of I'll Succession
Oh iAlle Grilliette, deceased; -
Notlce is hereby given to all whom il nav
concern .I TO show cause, within ten days, why
be granted. "'"'' ''''
1a,nh q. d. j. B0UIS,
"a CLERK.
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Evpi0siOn.-We learn that the boi!e

of ~ =. w. knE's saw mill, about seven
J. IN our town, exploded, killing two
men and dangerously wounding two others.
Pleces Of the boiler were found 40 yanis
ON the spot Of the disaster.
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1860, and would willingly have accep-
M tea post in the Southern army. Cen
Stone, also was Socessionist before
the'war, and Gen. Rosencrans was not
much better.
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Notice to Pre- EmDt0rs-

lie LIE, approved township map Of township
lzol twenty north Of range Isl fifteen
west and diagrams of township (2Ol twenty
north, OF range Q6) sixteen west and s1f
i9Wh H"1 mp f2l) twenty one north, of epce
{la) fifteen west, north western land district
mas ma been received at the Land Ofics ~
Natchirtoches. Pre- Emptors are notified To-
come forward and file their pre- empti6h
Natchitochcs, March 4th, 1862.
S. NJ. HYAMS
Regiter
JOHN LAPLACE.
Rece,rly-
.-.
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after Tuesday evening, will not be publishe
sslore the ensuing week.
Persons desiring to stop advertisement
must give notice thereof at the Office. other
wise they will be continued. and charged for
until expressly forbidden.
No Job work viii be done hereafter. unless
the pay can bo had on delivery
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SALT.-From all indications, we are
inclined to think that the great scar
city OF salt is nearly played out" as
hundreds Of persons in different sec
tiops, arc already energcticalIy en-.
gagged in its manufacture.
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Notice to Per EmDtOrs.

The Approved Township Map of
Township (18) Eighteen North of
Range (l4) Fourteen West, West of
Red River, North Western Land
District, has been received at tho
Land office at Natchitoches. Pre-
Emptorss are notified to come forward.
and file their re-Emption Claim.
NatcMtoches February 14th 1862.
s. III. HYAMS,
Register,
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TO RENT,

A Good and substantial dwelling house.
~ suitable for family residence. Nciehbor-
MOOD very good. Price accommodating.
For more particulars apply to
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Business -fgA2t.
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For subsequent insertion. so
Every notice that shall be sent us withon {
specifying the anguags in which one desire
to be published, nor the time it is to continei
IN the pape., viii be published durir-
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charged accordingly.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned having resumed
Il cleying and forwarding business F.
Ecore La respectfully solicits the "a \
OF MS former customers and the com
IN general, His personal attention is D,
MS business in all cases md any ccnsigh
lntrusted to his care will have 10th
and careful attention. {
$. M. COLEY,
~. B.-Business nttened to at all hour
Or night. .- es.a....
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PRUDHOMME GUARnS.

This company left Natchitoches OF
Saturday. They went on board tho
steamer Homer. It is the seventh com
pany furnished by this parish, and two
more will soon be in the field. Such
IS Natchitochcs.
Here arc the names of the members
of the company:
Captain, OCTAVE MEroYER.
lat Lieut.. q. w. Conn.
I'd SENECA PACE.
I'd w. A. COLLINS.
st-Scrgt. i. NJ. EVANS.
I'd A. 9. BEmEE.
3D. y Il. DussErr.
4tl RiCHD. NASH.
LIST Corp. J. $. Conn.
I'd e" THos. HARDtsAY.
Ri 4" JoHN MEADOWS.
4th " WM CnArMAS.
Ensign, l.. T.. BRIDGES.
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-08-15
Circui. Court-Mauitowoc county.


State OF WISCONSIN. Joseph H. Cordes and
Emil Weis&erch, against Charles Esslinger, So
phia Ess.!uger, and Lewis lawson.
TN virtue of and pursuant 10 ajudsment rem
1dered in said court in the above entitled action
dated the 18th day of January, A. ID. 1862, |
snail expose for sale and sell at public auction,
at the Court House, In the village of Msnitowoc
on Saturday. the 19ih day Of April. A. ID. 1862,
at 0 O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day, the
following described mortgaged premises or so
much thereof as may be necessary to raise the
amount of said judgment, Interest and costs,
together with the expenses of sale. to wit: All
that certain piece or parcel Of land situated in
the county of Manitowoc and State of Wisconsin,
known and described as follows: commencing
at the north east corner of the west half OF the
south east quarter of Section no. seven ~,
Township number eighteen-lS-, north OF
Range number twenty two 22 east; from thence
running south on the east line OF said land six
teen rods; from thence west twenty rods; from
thence north sixteen rods to the north line OF
said land from thence east on the north line
of said land twenty rods to the place OF begin
ming, being the same premises conveyed 10
Charles Esslinger by Fredeline Gester, by deed
now on record in Manitowoc county Dated,
She.iff7s Office, Manitowoc, February Sd, A. D.
1862. WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff
of Manitowoc county, Wis.
W NJ NICHOLS PITS Atty.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-08-15
Circuit urt-ManttOwOc Co,

State Of Wisconsin. William Eatough, Plain
tiff, against William Bach, Junus Judson, Jo-
seTh Lawson, Fred. Borcherdt, J. f. Platt, Hem
ry Berlener, Julius Bruno Francis B. Cooley,
John '. Farwell, James Pattee, Ei,ha S. Wads-
worth, John McFarlan, Winfield Smith, Edward
Solomon, August Berner, Samuel Williams, John
c. Starkweather, William II. Jacobs, John P
Robinson, Aaron Kirnble, William H. BickneIl,
and Charles +. Potter, Defendants. Judgment
Of Foreclosure aud Sale.
y VIRTUE OF and pursuant to a Judgment
L rendered in said court in the above entitled
action, dated April 29th A. D. 1862, l shall ex-
pose tor sale and sell at Public Auction at the
Court House, in the village Of Manitowoc and
county and State aforo said, on Saturday the 9th
day OF August A. d. 1862, at the hour Of ten
o'clock in the forenoon OF that day the follow
ing described morigaged premises or so much
thereof as may be necessary to raise the amount
of said Judgment, interest and costs. together
with the expenses Of sale to wit The east half
OF the south west quarter and the west half of
the south east quarter OF Section No eight rs |,
Town No. seventeen I'LL. north Of Range No.
twenty 20l east, in Manitowoc County, State
OF Wisconsin.
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
GEo. \. WooDis, Prtf's Atty.
Dated Sheriff's Office, Manitowoc, MAY s, lSe2