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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-20
The E.Rfesr New

Almost every day brings us intelligence Of some
battle or skirmish or advance of the Federal
troops, and evacuation of some strong hold, by
the enemy.
Island No. 10 it seems is giving our Mississippi
FlotilIa more trouble than was expected. though
there seems to be no reason to doubt its speedy
reduction By the time this is done, Memphis
will be fanked by Gen. Smith, ald the probability
is that that place like Columbus, will thon be
evacuated San Augustine and jacksonville
Florida. have both been surrendered to Com Du
pont
The army in Virginia continues to advance,
Strasburg, Va, was occupied by our troops, on
Sunday night last.
Gen. Burnside has undoubtedly ere this fol
lowed up his glorious success at Newberu, by
the capture Of Beaufort, n. c.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-20

H. For Session Of Legislator,

IIT-Stats Prison end Charitable Institutions.
State Prison current expenses $4,000
Hospital for Insane, current expenses $4,000
Institution for the Blind. expenses 10000
Institution for the Deaf and Dumo,ex 1900
Institution for the support of INDECENT
pupils. $50
State Reform School, expensos.-- 5000
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-21
Destruction de DOnaldSnnville.

Cotte charmante petite vile, sur la
rive droite du Mississippi, Went d'dtre
d6truite par les ftddraux. La placo
qu'olle oecupait est marquee auiourd'hui
par des ruinos fulnantes encore. I'm
voyagour a%rrivant dcs Opelousas
nous dit que Ia vile a ttd incendide
par une poign6o de yankees, ct que
pas un coup dc fen ma dt6 tire par les
habitants pour 10 defense dc leurs
foyers ! lie traitemont Que subit Ia
Nouvellc. Orleans, depuis que Butler Ia
tent sous con joug dc for, aurait do
faire comprcndre aux llabitants de
Donaldsonville que mieux vaut Sense
vclir sous scs propres ruines IN Y IN
trainant SEES ennenis, que sc livren Il Ia
merei dun adversaire qui ne respecto
pas les nsages de Ia guerre 4 regard
DIES vaineus. L%'exemple do Vicksburg
devait 6tre devant les yeux de tontcs
les villcs du pays. Partout Oh Inc poi.
gnee de veritables patriutes peuvent
Sc reunir, l%'enncini dovrait trotIver ui
ecueil CONNIE q &c petit Vicltsburg on
tire lequcl SOS terriblcs chnnonniores
sont venues sc briscr.
81 Ia Nouvullc.Orl6anE partago lie
sort tic Donaldsonville, on pourra Tat.
tribuer il la liChete on il la trahis0n de
SEES habitans, qni SC sont livr6s picds
ct poings lies q un Butler don't 10 re-
putation dtait taite depuis longtomps.
81 &c digne dmissaire dc Lincoln ext
cute sa menace dc brulcr 10 Vile, Il la
premiere demonstration iaitc pour Ia
r%epreudre, let nous le croyons capable
de lie faire) il sera sans doute doulou-
roux d'nvoir i enregistrcr unc 81 ter
ribic catastrophe, qui noircirait i ia-
lnais le nom lie o anteur 81 In chose
jtait encore possible. Dependant, il
convenir que ccux qtti on seront
les victimes immediatea auront blen
peu fait pour tviter lcur tristG sort, 81
meme bearcoup d'entr'euS ne FONT pas
attire sur le,trs totes par Ia trahison
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-21
HEADQUARTERS COMMA 1DER
IN CHIEF IA. MILITIA.
OPETOUsAS. AUGUST 9th. 1sG

0PEL0USAS, AUGUST 9Th. 1862.
The following Order has been iss1ed from
General Head Quarters at Richmond.
ADJ'r AND INSPECTOR Generals OFFICE
Richmond, July ID. 1862.
70 THE OFrtrERs lGNHoLLtNe CoEsCRtfTs:
TAgreeably TO General Orders No. 40, cur
rent series this day published you arc required
to arrest MI desertcrs. aud linden certain cir
etnnstanees. oil persons absent from the army
without leave.
The public welfare requires you to dis
charge this duty, and the more important du-
ty Of enrolling eonseripts, with the utmost
activity, and without fear, favor, or affection.
Our capacity TO maintain the brilliant vic
tories now f~avoring our armies, depends
mainly upon your exertions to fill the ranks
Vf your armies.
y ff You are Jealous and active. we shall
make our enemy taste the bitterness OF war.
IT you are negligent, we sha continue to
witness its rayages upon our soil,
by command Of the Secretary Of War.
S. CoorER,
Adiutant and Inspector General.
Official. ,tonN W1rt1rts.
The consciousness OF victory which follow
ed the ever memorable engagement fought
on the plains of Manassas. on the 2lst OF
July 1861. eneendcred evils whose traces are
still marked. The recent victories on the
Peninsula threatened similar results. Every
soldier should be ut his post to take ndyan-
thge Of the opportunity now offered. Its
puerile to relax our efforts in the dellsior oil
hope.
The enemy is strong. preserFering alld re
lentless. As such we must meet him. On
ourselves alone depends The ISSUE OF the con
test
For m officer or soldier to be absent from
the army at such Il time without proper cause
is u great crime against his country. 1t Is
ieseftion, IL crime e~utailing infany mud dis.
grace, and punished by the rules Of civilized
warfare with death.
1hort fore 10 |. Thomas o. Moor Governor
Of the stnto oil Louisiana mud Commander III
chief Of the Militia thereof, order nil Militia
Officers. wheti CT in actual service or not, all
Enrol ing Officers, Provost Marsha's and
others bound to regard my orders, to arrest
mud eonfine all Officers. whatever their rank
and, soldier absent from their commands
without proper leuyc, and report their names
and regiments to these Head Quarters OF the
Confederate Officer.
TIIOS. Q, MOORE,
GotarHor HHd Commander in Chfrf.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-21

toss les moyens pour dviter leg levtes
I'll masse don't Lincoln les menace, ct
enyoyar d'autres %s'oflrir CONNIE cliair
q mitraillc y letr place. A Springfield,
dnns lo Massachusetts. c'est-A-dire
chez les plus ythornents instigatouls
DC la gnerro, Ia willie oIire SIS par
homme outre Ia sommo payo par IL
gouvernement a West Cambridge,
ils offrent 1926, h Roxbnry $40, ct Il
New Bedford, 800. Les ldches ont
ouvert Ia danso ct reInsont d'y entrer.
Espdrons que justice leur sera faito ct
qu'ils participeront ala reception que lie
Sud salt iaire D to1s ees philanthropes.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-21
lis sc ~refrOidissent.

Les abolitionistes du Nord, "les
grandes families" qui d6ployaient tant
de zeIe il precher la croisade contre lie
Sud, ct qui mettaient tant d'ardeur a
envoyer lie evil peuple" recolter les fie-
vres ct les bales des "rebelles,' com.
menccnt a Sc calmer devant la perspec-
tive d'avoir a partager le sort glortcRz
DIES apotrcs de leurs saintes doctrines.
Il nest pas de sacrifices qu'ils ne soient
pr6ts 4 faire pour nc pas allcr bolre 10
vim amer qu'ils ont 81 c~opicusement
verse pour les autres. lis emploient
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-21
HEAD QUARTERS.

Conscript Department Of Western La,
Monroe. August 9Th, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER. I.
/. The Enrolling Ollieess Of Conscripts
after sending forward all Conscrlpts that
comply with order NO. |, will notify The alb
spntees that unless they report Themselves to
the Enrolling Officer Of their Parish within
thirty days tornsnotiee, on accouht for tl:s1n-
selves in u legal manner, they will be publish
ed as dcscrters and treated accordingly.
z. II the Enrolling Officers discover that
the abscntees will not come in, nftPr such mo-
tiec, they will call upon these Head Quarters
for such military force as they may think
necessary to enable them to arrest the dlsloy-
nj men who viii not serve their country
when thousand IF better men tllah them
selves hive already shed their blood for the
cause of the South.
3 Provost hlarshals viii ttsc due caution
in issuing pnsses. so us to assist in carrying
out this order
by order Of
1'Rta. tiEN. BLAyottAHp.
W. J.. RlDDICk, Capt.
aud A. "A, Gen.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-21


1'nE PHEss.-Tllc New Orleans Plea
yunc thus vindicates the Press against
The charge Of wiltulIy deceiving the
public.
When such remarkable facts occur
rs have been lately exhibited, Of the
Presidents of two warning Confcdera.
.cies congratnlating their armies upon
glorious victories in The same combat,
rs in the affairs of Shiloh and Chirka.
hominv, there ought to be more indul-
genec and charity extended to the
press for publications Of an uncertain,
unreliable and often erroneous eharac.
ter. If the Generals and Presidents
thus conflict in their accounts of trans
actions in their immediate view can it
be wondered at if journalists and their
correspondents frequently err, and
misrepresent facts 2 II may be only
another example of The old provtrb
that every crow thinks its own
young the blacklist" Int we bel eve
tliat after all it's short comings and
cxcesses the public journals approach
nearer tho reliable and honest sources
Of intelligence in regard to events
Transporting in the world, than any
others to which the people can look.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-21
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
Avis
Succession dc Joseph Roman Frtderte.

Succession dc Ioseph Roman Fudetse.
TEAM G. JANIE. ayant dotnande
~ ii etre nomm6 Administrations do la
succession de Joseph Roman Frederic, de
cGde,
Avis ct par ces prfsentes donne i, toutes
personncs interess6es d'ayoir il deduire. dams
ok lotir7, les raisons pour lesquelles Ia de,
mantle du petitionnaire ne serait pas acCor-
dee.
u. j. BOUIS.
@iaAi Gfcfj,cr.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-21
Notice.

Succession Of Joseph Rouon F,ederte.
TEAM G. JANIN, having applied
- to he appointed administrator Of the
succession Of Joseph Roman Frederic de
ceased;
Notice is hereby given IN MI whom it may
concern to slow cause, within ten days. why
the application Of the petitioner should not
be granted.
u. J. BOUIs.
21a-2i CIerL
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-21

Succession of Thomas Cook, deceasei.
HARRISON II. Hathorn having applied
Ill to he appointed administrator Of the
succession of Thomas Cook deceased
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause, within ten days. why
the application Of the petitioner should not
be granted.
y. j. BOUTS,
Ida ri tlcrk.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-21
B ULLETIN

Les dernidres ~nouvelles qui nous
arrivent de tous les points de la Con
federation OH Ia gucrre fait poser lt
poids dc ses calamit6s, sont de nature
d rasstirer les esprits ddmoralis6s pa,
les d6sastres qui 6taient venus fondre
sur nos armies deptiis quelques temps.
Ces d6sastfcs ont etc pour notre get.
veinement Inc 6preuve s~alutaire. Des
success trop facilement obtenus contre
I'm cnnemi sup6rieur par le nombrc. par
les armes, par les resources de toutes
sortes que pottt proearei I'm oommissa.
rat puisant dams des coffles toujours
pleif1s, ~avaient fini par rndormir notre
pays sur les dangers dc la lutte dams
laquello nous solnfne engages. II he
fallait rien moins que les revers qui
so1t venus fondre sur nous dams la
sallte du Mississippi, pour r6veiller l'd-
nergic endormie du gouvernement ct
du peuple. Depuis 10 eri d'alarmo qui
d signald Ia perte de Donelson, les III.
des leeons dc l'adversite ont optrdj
une salutaire revolution dams tous lea
corps dc lEtat. Les ministries itleapa.
bles ont etc %remplacds par dos hommes
habiles, les tiades ont fait place aux
z6lds: dams les paroissos. l'on O WI les
compagnies surgir CONNIE par enchan-
tement devant In voix magiuue du
Congress rdg6ndrd, ct en- &C moment
rcnnomi qui nagueres levitt 81 haut Ia
tote est battu ct retraitant devant nos
tronpes victorieuses.
lie Napoleon du Nord, Mcclellan,
qui CONNIE son predecessors Scott,
devait eonduire ses hordes dams Ia ca
pitale du Sud, sc volt force de rotraiter.
De ravcu oes principanx iournanx
yankees 80 du Herald entr'autres = Ia
conqnete Ju Sud est considdr6e CONNIE
une cllimorc, inc affrcuse boucherie de
deux peoples don't les auterrs auront
i rtpondro devant Ia posttrit6.
In division qui sc glisse parmi les
plus inauents instigateurs de cette
fratricide croisade eontre le Sud est
rindice infaillible dc Ia dissolution ct de
Ia RUNE qui menace d'ensevelir Lin
coin ct scs satellites dams 50 chute.
Dams le Congress federal, Ben Wood,
declare que 10 guerre fate au Sud est
aussi iniuste que contraire aux Liberties
rdpublioaines qui garantissent 4 chaque
l. droit dc SO gonverner scion
ses lois ct ses institutions. Hors ces
principles, PUnion est une moquerie.
Le fmmdux Seymour du Connecticut,
.x-gou verneur, ex.ministre en- Russie
Ia vice.prdsidence de Ia grande
assemble d'Union i Hartford. II de-
plus tard, qu'ayant III les dis.
cours p%rononc6s ct les resolutions pas.
sees Il cette assemble, il republic toute
participation aux uns ct aux autres.
LIE proiet de reconstraire fUnion en-
du Sud TN monceau dc %ruines,
CONNIE lie v~eulent les abolitionistes, est
aussi barbara ct inutile que les bombes
1ue Pom lance dams les malheureuses
villes sans defense de ce pays. II four
Mira an monde civilis6 lie triste spec.
tacle de deux peoples ruines, @ des
de SEES braves ct mobiles guer.
riers e~nseyelis SOUS les ruines de sa
prosptrit6.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-21
Avis.

Succession de Ltdger Lerdsseuy, DECIDE.
E0NA1D Triehel. avant demande il
~ etre no1nnle administrator dc In success
sion tie Ltdgcr Levasseur deeed6;
Avs est par prtsentes dome |, tontps
persontcs ihteres6es d'avoir Il dedrire. dams
dix jours, les ~rhisans pour lesquelles IN de-
mnnde du petltionnaire lie serait pas accor-
dec.
Il. J. BOU1S.
2la.2i Greftmr.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-21
gIsUITTON
Revd. W. BINET, NJ. A.

1SG2-1S63.
lat Session form Septr. 9Th to Jaty. 30th.
Ind Session from Feby. lst to juno 3Dth,
HIGHER GLASS.
Latino, Greek, Geometry, Algcva, History
Literature. French etc.
Terms + 5000 per session.
JUNIOR CLASS.
Arithmetic, History, Geography, French
etc.
Terms 1877 no per session.
Parents placing Their children ut school
only for u few months will be charged for
the higher class 81 90 a month and for the
junior class 40 90. A month begun Ii to be
paid IN full.
To moot the exigcncics Of Che time rav.
mcntS can he made In cotton or corn provided
H,eh payments be made in advance.
l4a-3t
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-21

NOTICE

ITO MI persons owing any war Tax. In
l. pursuance of y resolution passed by the
Police Jury Of the Parish of Natchitochcs on
The 3lst Of July 1862, you nre hereby no.
tilted that you will be charged eight per cent
interest from the first day Of September
1862, where the Tax is now due and payable
aud from the time due and payable In cases
where the same is not now due, and that
such interest will be chargediu the collection
Of the Tax.
II. +. TRfCHEL,
J. w. NORRIS,
Col. Of War Taxes, Parish Natchitoches.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-21
RUNAWAY.

WAS committed TO the Jail of this Par
w isli. o prif' slave, aged about 40 years.
about B feet 10 or IL inches high. Says his
name is CHARLES and that H. belongs TO
Mrs, William Rimes, Of Jasper County,
Texas.
The owner will come forward. prove
property, pay charges and take him away
or he will be dealt with according to Law.
J. b. PLA1SANCE,
Tutor.
mi al
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-21
Avis.

AVIS.
Succession dr. Thomas Cook. decfdf.
HARRISON Fl. Hathorn ayont demande il
4 etre nonline administrator dc la sucers-
sion de Thomas Cook, deeede;
Avis est par ces presentes dome d tontes
personnes iuteressees d'avoir il deduire, dams
dix iours, les raisons pour lesguelles ID de-
mandc du petitionnairo he aerait pas accor
dee.
II. j. BOUTS,
l4a-2i Gretficr.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-21
LOST.

DARISH WARRANT No, 1888 for
l. So SO, dated July 18th, 1862 paya.
bic to bearer 1t was lost ut Camp Butler,
on the 18th inst. All persons are warned
not to negotiute for said warrant, as pay
ment has been stopped on same.
The finder will be suitably rewarded, by
leaving the warrant at the store Of Wamsley
y Co
WIN, OLIVER.
Nalchitoches La, ,Ialy lSth 1852,
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-21
.Jeudli, II Aout, 1862.
A NUS PATRONS.

Mr. Louis DUrLEtx domcure. soul,
charge dc 10 r~esponsabilitd ct lies into
rdts du journal INHton pendant Fin
ttrim occasionh6 par Ia mort dc Mr.
ERNEST LEGENbRE.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-21

l5n@luad would not object ID See
E%fanea t7l5c possession q Mexico fiji
Tliaia d9nu bcaauae bnrloud
Ea'er France aud hates the United
States, and that she would dearly like
b. sec them at loggerhcads. She
then fear loss ior herself
The London Times. however. hints
thht France may find Mexico more
tltan II match for her and that once
launched into the conquest Of that far
otf republic, France may find # still
more costly. as TO money and blood.
than was Algeria; still the "Tlpuder-
or" winds up with All encouraging
word to Napoleon "Go in luln0ns,
and get thoroughly squeezed is the
resume Of the Times article.
You will no doubt, have perceived
that the Opinion Rationale and De-
bats, continue their advocacy Of the
cause Of the north. The semiof1icial
organs arc more than ever hostile in
iaot, they are SO stupidity 50 ~ to de-
feat their own ends.
AT the present moment there exists
marked GOODNESS between the cabinets
of st James and the Tuileries. The
emperor is inccnsed To find that En-
gland has more influence with Spain
than. himself. Perhaps his mind re-
verts TO 1914.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-21
81
MARION.

A etc conduit /, Ia prison dc cettc Paroisse
"A I'M grille dcnviron 40 ans, taillc d'environ
$ pieds 10 on II peuccs. II dit Sc nommet
CHARLES, ct appartenir Il Nine William
Rimes, de Jasper Comtt, Texas,
lie proprietaire est reqnis dc yenir proliver
so propriete, payer les frais OF 10 %ret1rer,
a%itremcnt il en- scra traite commencement II
Ia loi.
J. b. PLAISANCE,
I'LL Geolier.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-21

j. q. Campbell 4 II. WI. keaFDey.
CONT a%ssocies, a partif de co jour, pour
~ pratiquer 10 Loi.
Une prompte attention sera donn6e aux
%afTaires qu'on voudra bien leur confer.
Office Rue Scconde,
J. G.. CAMPBELL,
IA fl II. NJ. kBARNEY.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-21
Notice.

Snffrsslen IF Ludger Lseassetr.
+ EONARD Trichel having applied to be
~ appointed administrator Of the tueces-
sion Of Lttdger Ihyasseur, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given to all whom it mae
concern to show cause, within ten days, why
the application OF the petitioner should not
bp granted.
3. j. BOUTS. =
2la2 1t Cicrk.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-08-21

Is hereby given that have appoint
ed Mr.. jerome Messi my agent, to
transact business for me during my
absence in the army.
l.. G1ANONNI.
4. August Ia 1862.
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CONSUMPTION
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practice. Full printed instructions given with
each machine, and personal instruction to all
within reach.
N.B.-The best Silk, Twist, Thread and Nee
dies on hand at all times.
EF Prices PLAIN Style, $50; Halt
Case, $35; Hemmer, So.
1881 G. w. GATES, Agent for Michigan,
Rooms, No. 19s, Jefferson Avenue, Detroit.