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Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31
For the Union.
NATcHToCHEs, july "a, 1862.

The arrival to-day, of some sick
and wounded Texas soldiers from the
Battle field, near Richmond, reveal to
rs that thcir are still in louisiana
men who make US blush. Near Junica,
there is q ricll planter who suffered
these sick and wounded patriots, on
their way home, to sleep without food
on the floor Of the gallery of an out
house, and eXacted from them one
dollar and a half for the kind accom-
modatiol. Some of his neighbors arc
aware Of the fact, and promised to
let the people among whom he lives
know how great was his patriotism.
Ills name, as given; is Robinson.
Pass him round, gentlemen Of the
Press, and let know his merit
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

A SperiGc for Typhoid Fcyr.-The
following is communicated to the
Nashville Bulletin
The generally received opinion that
typhoid fever is selflmited disease
and runs certain course in spite of
treatment, is false, When | say this |
know | say it in opposition to an opiIl-
ion almost universally received and
believed by physicians throughout the
civilized world. The iodine to potas-
Stun or the iodide Of sodium, in from
three to five grain doses every six or
eight hours will always cure typhoid
fever i'll about one week. unless there
Is an intercurrent disease to protract
the fever. Never give calomel in u
we'll developed case use laxatives If
necessary. [ often keep the bowels
locked up three, five and sometimes
eight or ten days. When you fail to
check hemorrhdge, Or even the running
Of the bowels by ordinary means, in
iect cold water, the addition ola little
acetate of lead and landanum will
make the injection much better.
With the above as o main, and
other appropriate collateral treatments,
| scarcely ever have much trouble
with typhoid fever. | believe ifeverv
surgeon in the Southern Gonfcdcracy
would adopt this treatment it would
be the means Of saving many sweet
life.
g Htvpr NJ n
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31
S. TI1NDs, M. D.

FLoWERs.-0fa all the minor creations
OF God, flowers seem to be completely
the ot1usions Of His love Of beauty,
grace, and joy. OF all the minor oh.
Jccts which surround us they are the
least connected with our absolute ne
cesslties. Vegetation might proceed,
the earth might be clothed with q So
Der green; all the processes of fruiti-
fication might be perfected without
being attended by the glory with
which the flower is crowned; but beau
ty and fragrance arc poured over the
earth III blossoms Of endless varieties,
radiant evidences Of the boundIess
bcnevolence of the Deity. They are
made solely to gladden. the heart Of
man, for light to his eyes, for q liv-
lnS inspiration Of grace to his spirits,
ior a perpetual admiration The Greeks,
whose souls prominently sympathized
with the spirit Of grace and beauty in
everything, were enthusiastic in their
love and lavish in thcir use of flowers.
They scattered them in the porticos of
their deities they were strewcd i'll
their conqucror's path--on all occa-
sjons Of festisity and rejoicing they
were strewn about or worn in gar
lands The guests at banqucts were
crowned with them, the bowl was
wreathed with them;. and whenever
they wished to throw beauty, and to
express gladness like sunshine, they
cast flowers.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-07-31

ART Or BEINc PoLrrE.-First and
foremost, don't try to be polite 1t
will spoil all if you keep ovcrwhem-
ing your guests with ostcntdtious en-
treaties to make them feel at home;
they will very soon begin to wish they
We're there. Let them fund that you
arc happy to see them by your actions
not by your words. Always remcm-
Der to let bashful people alone at first;
it is the onl y way to set them at their
case. Trying to draw them out has
sometimes the contrary effect of drie1ug
them out of the house. Leading the corr
versation is a dangerous experiment.
Better follow i'll its wake: if you want to
cndear yourself to takers. learn to lis
ten Never make a fuss about any
thinS-ncver talk about yourself-and
always preserve perfect composure, no
matter what solecism or blundcrs
others may commit Remember, that
it is very foolish proceeding to la
ment that you cannot offer to your
guests u better house, furniture or
viands. 1t is fair to presume that the
visit is to.you-pot to these surround
ings. Give people a pleasant imprcs-
sion Of themselves, and they will be
pretty sure to go away with Pies
ant impression Of your qualities. On
Just such slender wheels as these the
whole fabric Of society turns. 1t is
our business to keep them in perfect
revolving order.
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A gentleman of this parish sends the

A gentleman of this parish sends the
following item, showing what may be
expected from our generous foes
"You can insert this in your paper, if
YOU think proper a Mobile paper
gives an account Of a most bloody
and uniustifabc assault by the Fedc-
rals, Oh the negroes and f. 4 people Of
Norfolk. Those infuriatGd monsters
are devils IN human flesh. How | pity
tIlf poor slaves who get in their cIut-
chcs. regret not having the piece
to inc'osc it to you, our negroes would
then see what they have to expect
from their philanthropy should they be
~ unfortunate as to. fall i'll their hands.
Your etc. L. L.
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We hear but little now from Beaurc.
cards army at Oakalona. The Mobile
News occasionally gets an mixing Of
rom that quarter The sanitary con
lition of our army is much improved
has better diet, good water, and q
beautiful country. Meantime, the worl,
II organisation and discipline is going
IN ready for new movements, which
must depend largely upon those of the
enemy. Gen Pope, after following
}oaurrgari down the road about TWEEN
.y-Iivc miles, rctreatcd again in all
paste, his men scattered through the
Lpuntry in wild confusion, crying out
pr 'wattrn and damning1sucha country,
ind general lIallcck for bringing them
ilto it.
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PRESIDENT DAVIS ADDRESS TO THE ARMY
OF RLCHuoND.-Tho President has is
sued the following address to the army
| render to you my greatful acknow-
Judgements for the gaIantry and good
conduct you displayed in the battles
Of the 31st May and lst inst, and with
pride aud pleasure recognize the stead
mess and intrepidity with which, you
attacked the enemy in position cap
tured his advanced entrenchmcnts, sew
eral batteries of artillery, and many
standards, and everywhere drove him
from the open field
At a part Of your operations itwas
my fortune to be present On no. other
occasion have | witnessed more than
you exhibited while advancing into
the very jaw Of death, and nothing
could exceed the prowess with WHICH
you closed upon the enemy when a
sheet Of fire was blazing in your
faeesl
In the renewed struggle in which yon
are on the eve Of engaging, | ask
and can desire but q continuance Of
the same conduct which now attract
the admiration and pride of the loved
ones you have left at home.
You are fighting for all that is dear
est to men; and, though opposed to
a foe who disregards many Of the
usages Of civilized war your humanity
to the wounded and the prisoners was
The fit and croWninS glory to your
va1or.
Defenders of a Just cause, may God
nave you iii his holy keeping!
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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NO..145


No important news from the seat of
war. Our great victory in Virginia
is confirmed, but we are sorry to learn
that our I'd Louisiana. Regiment has
suffered very severe loss. Col. l. B.
NoRwooD, of Ayoyelles, having been
badly wounded at the head Of his regi-
ment, has resigned his position. Our
toWnsman, Ross Burke, has received
the appointment Of Lieut.. Colonel.
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TO OUR PATRONS.

During the editorial vacancy caused
by thc leceasc Of Mr.. ERNEST LEtiENpRE'
all interest connected withthe Unioa
newspaper will be under the sole res
possibility Of Mr.. LouIs DurLEN.
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Maj. Gen. Earl Van Dorm.

Il is with, inexprcssi11e pleasure we
announce that this distinguished off
Ger arrived in our city this morning,
for the purpose Of assuming command
Of the Army i'll this Department. We
feel assured that this announcement
will be hailed with rejoicing through
ont the limits Of the State. A native
Of Mississippi, identified with her III
interest, affection and destiny, his
timely presence amongst us is indeed
fortunate. From this hour, all doubts,
croakings and dcspondcncy viii dis
appear, and but one purpose will ami
mate ctr people. Let us at once rally
to his aid and drive beyond our bord-
crs the insolcnt foe who has presumed
to desccrate the soil Of the State. On
other and distant field lie has won re-
uown What may we not expect from
him when he stands upon his 4nativc
heath'-battling not only iii the cause
of human freedom, but for the loved
and cherished idols of his heart.
Let the watchword be Van Dorm and
victory !
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The federals in Arkansas, so far rs
e can learn, still occupy Jacksonport
nd Batesvi!lN. Their number is cstim-
ted to he from ten to Gitecn thousand
hey arc reported to be in great dis
'ess Of forage etc.
We learn that there arc three fcde-
al gunboats in White river in the
eighborhood ofSt Charles Three boats
&c also reported in the Arkansas at
rs. Scxon's landing, ncarWhitc river
1t off, 1t is believed that there is not
lough water for them to come further
p Lite Rock True Democrat
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CHIcKAHoMINEY RIVER, Va.
June It'll. 1862.

Dear Nj write you, i'll haste, a
few lines by poor Ben ELLIS, who goes
home disabled, perhaps for life No
one has made better soldier than he,
few as good. He acted bravely, the
day be received the wound, firing 5 or
6 times after it and not leaving the
rank until the enemy were driven back,
pell NELL across the. Warwick. We
are here now, waiting the great fight.
The drama that is being acted before
Richmond will long be recollectcd, both
North and South.
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Some thoughts always 6nl Us young
and keep US So Snch q thought is
the love Of the universal and eternal
beauty Love is the odor Of the heav.
euIy flowers.
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WorrH SNowrSc,-- In tho present
sarcity ofquinine, it is worth know
Ig that the berry Of the common dog
God will break fcvers az successfully
quinine, We know four plantations
here they used it successfully, last
umcr. One pill is i dose Tie
JASON is now at hand to collect aud
Y them for usc, they will prove in
aluablo at home and in the Hospitals
our soldiers.
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We publish with pleasure the fol-
lowing extract Of letter from the seat
Of war, to a citizen of our town. ltpays
we'll morited tribute to the merits of
one of our young soldiers.
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