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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-05-03


A lady welladvanced in maidenhood,
at her marriage requested tie choir to
sing The hymn commencing:
: This is the way long have sought.
And mourned because found il not.''
Temper is 50 good = thing we should
never lose IT,. p l'efa les III ~ tssl
CoSsoLINc.--A Western steamer r
burst her boiler a few years since. and
a gentleman found, on reaching the
ground. that an iron rod. six feet long.
had gone in near his stomach and pro-
jecied from his back |! A surgeon com.
plaisattIy informed him that il the rod
remained ], would cause modification,
and IL it was removed il would cause
him to bleed TO death. "Science has
as limits" remarked the doctor. "and
You have your choice"
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-05-03

CAIRo. 99th.-The steamer Es.ella
from Pit,sburg Landing arrived las
night. The roads were improving. ant
our seise guns are being moved 10 IL,
front As rapidly as possible.
A reconnaissance on Friday discov.
cred the enemy in large force at Pea
Ridge. three miles beyond our liues.-
They were not attacked. - -
The pisksts If the two armies ar.
only two and = half miles apart.
Refugees fora Memphis arrived a;
the feet end report a majority of the
citizens Of that place loyal. Secrel
Union meetings are held nightly, the
members of which nre in correspon-
dence with similar clubs in every large
city in the South. General Pren,is>
and other Federal prisDneis. arrived
there on Wednesdays aftert lie battle OF
Pittsburg. Marked attention was shown
them BY the Union friends. The Gen.
eral made a Union speech. His men
on the streets were loudly chcered BY
citizens. Our soldiers sang the S;ar
Spangled Banner as they were starting
for Tuscaloosa. where they are at pres
ent confined.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-05-03

s The Richmond .Whig wants new
set Of hands to run the Southern Con-
federacy. The old set Of fee. i, cannot
complain of. as they run we'll enough.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-05-03

i Thousands will cry over compressed
feet in China. who are -uaafiioted. by
s,uls compressed in America.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-05-03

., Lieut.. Worden can see but little, and
probably will never recover his full
sight. His face always viii be powder
marked. fEsgts
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WAsnInaros. A,ril %.

Four rebel vessels loaded with cot.
ton. turpen,ine and rosin,. have been
ca tured attic npting TO run the block
ade. iss ef' - 'ssf
Forts BaIancas and McRae have
been evacuated by the rebels. ss
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-05-03

PRoBArE CouRT.-Tbere will be an
adjourned term Of the Probate Cour.
mex, Monday.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-05-03

The Washington specials say n.
M-rcier. the French Minister. heli no
oflieia! conmunicaion with any one
during his recent visit. except Consuls
Of his own Government. While there
he SAW and converseds with Mr. Benja-
min. rebel Secretary Of State. The
intercourse was entirely Of an unofficial
character.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-05-03
a ~ M CAlRo. April 90.

There are 5000 bales cotton. 1000
hhds. of sugar, aud 10000 barrels ol
mclssses Eow lying on the levee al
Memphis ready To be DESTROYED on the
approach ofshe Fedora! forces. News
papers and citizens are opposed to burn
ing the city. and soldiers aud country
people favor it. Ae'
- A despotic censorship is exercised
over the papers. They are not allowed
to say a word derogs,ory to ,r~beldonl.
81 Generals Price and Van Dorm srri.-
ed at Memphis aud left 6 900 Of their
men there. to ave citizens into submis-
sion to the conscription act.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-05-03
INDEPENDENT: osKALoosA, KANSAS SATURDAY, NAY s. 1867
CHICAGO. April 2,

q CHICAGO, April u.
A special to the Times from Cairo,
e7lh, states thai passengers from Pitts
burg report tia. on Thursday oses. 80
deserters from the rebel army entered
our camps and begged to be enrolled
among our troops. They all corrobo-
rate the statement received the day
previous relative to the evacuation by
the rebels Of their present position and
asserted that Beauregard hsdwithdrawn
a considerable portion of his force for
the defense Of Memphis.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-05-03

Those Who are great men in It'll
circle and little men in . grxat a..
show their learning 10 the ignora.s ,,d
their ignorance to the learned.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-05-03

In a pool across road 10 the county
OF TiPperary, Ireland. is stuck up a
pole. having affixed to it board with
this inscription ''Take notice, tha,
when the water is over this board. the
road is impassable.''
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-05-03

ST. JonNs. N. F., April 90.
The North American from Liverpool
18Th via Queenstown, has arrived.
Armor plated ships and floating bat
teiies continued prom ineni topics.
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RRlpGES and important points sss sndss tha
~ protection of United States troops.
/ REGULAa DAILY PAoxxrs from Ksasss CITY
and Lras enwvrth, connect wLh The Easis Csun y
- Railroad s.r St. Joscph, where eiops eennec-
tioas are nias,e with srsius East, % she Hanni-
bal asd ST jo.eph RaiiEoxd. .s,... tff~xy
At slaauital conneciions are made viii nd.
els up aud down Tie Nissssi spi fives, and vish
ali Eastern railroads. . -
Passengers u Saint Louis. via Hasnibal. -
joy pleasant night rest. and arrive in ST. oais
next u,Ji l.ng in season for BUSINESS, and MAKE
connexions east by rai!rosd.
STATE Rooms AsD MEALs Oy PAcKkIs, FREE.
Passengers to the East by this route save from
five 70 seven days ovor ihose s,ire BY she Ms
scu.i river.
Stages from prominent points 10 Esnae con-
nert Win the Ean.ibal AT, 81. Joseph Rsiiroad
Il Lcaycnvcrth, A,ch,s on, Kansas 4Ciiy, and 81.
Jss.ph.
Daily Stage connections made from points On
the Rai'roai 10 L-xngon Richmond, Brsns-
wies., Pari-, indep.nlenee, CArro!tsn. &c.
THEoCIa TICKETS u all po:nls ESD,
North or ooath, sold a, the oiiises " this CsD.
pany At Lawrence, kansis City, LeavenwWsh,
A,chiscn. or 81 Joseph. sf
The H. s. ST. J.. Il. T. Co., are selling
SAX HUNDRED THOUSAND ACoES
fertile apd situated along its lins, q, Iow rsies
aPoo long credit. A2ply ts J0N All HUNT.
Land Comm ssianer. Hansi!si. -
shippers OF Freight by tots l,ne ssve time ssd
Insurance. y > J. T. X. HAYlvARD,
-. Gessrat Ssp1
W. r. Rosixsox, Gsu. ffsi: :hs Agent.
aDrih-3l
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CaiRo. April %.
Rebel deser;ers from For, Wright
confirm the fall Of New Orleans.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-09-11

tous les plus hoauz ougrages, bris6 los
moules ct mont laiss6 que des %ruines.
La plupart des p~risonniers quill ont
There's du pG~nitentiaire sont entries
dams lcurs rangs. ~L'aequisition est Ell
tous point digne d'eux.
lie meme voyageur annonCe la prise
des forts en- bas de la vile par notre
notille compos6e dc sept vaisseaux.
Les l6dtraux avaient form6 un corps
de cavalerie dc 800 hommes, comman-
dos par Dick johnson, pour capturer
Morgan. lis ont rencontrG &C dernier
d Gallatin, Tenn lie q. L'intrGpide
gucrillas ttaib Il la t6te dc 1900 hom-
mes. Il aifait prisonniers johnson ct
Is dc ses officers, taill6 en- pieces Ia
plus grande partie dc scs troupes ct
fait prisonniers lie reste. LA perdu en-
viron 100 fommes.
Tine lettre dc Witksburg annonce
Tarrive de dcux steamers charges de
suere. venant de la RiYiere Rouge.
Lour apparition aprts n 81 Tongue III
tetuption dcs r%elations commercials
aYcc lie bas Mississippi, d Gle IN v6r1-
table coup dc Theatre, Ia jolo publlque
nc ~connaissait pas de bbrnes. Lt
neuye est done enIin purge de la pre-.
sence des yankees dams e pafages.
Puissent-iIs ny janais reparaltre.
La reprise du fort Donelson ct dt
GAINESVILLE sur les iedGraux est confir
nee. On q pris sur Fennemi pour plus
DUN million de ddpouilles Yankees
dams lie fort Donelson.
On apprend par nm voyageur arrive
4 Memphis, que lie fills de l'emperertr dc
| Russie est en- route pour les Etats-Unls
lie but de son voyage serait dollrlr ia
meditation de In Russie, cotliointcment
aveo Ia France ct Ia PruFse pour anne
ner lie rGglcmcnt des questions en- litlge
entire lc Nord ct lp,' Sud.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-09-11

in officer dc la oanonniere des Etats
Unis Fcrmontf donne All Ncw Iofh
Times les details suivanta sur 10 noH
yeau b6lier eonf6d6re HRgal, qui sue
eede i la 16rthe, al Merrtgac ct q PAr-
haasas, ct Went d'etre terniin6 II Sayan-
nah. ii est commando par j. Pembroke
Jones. ex-officier de III marine ittlGrale
1T derniGrement Pun DIES o~fliciers du
Mdrfbntae. #z5i Hf
lie ram n'est autre one lie stearadr
6cussais Fjagai, ras6 ct eulrass6 de
rails de ~cllelnin tie fer, apportes dc
Chattanooga, Atlanta ct aitres dep0ts
atorgiens. II est, suivant le rapport
des conttd6rds, IL r6preuve dos plus
forts teanons. II est parfaitement apte
u la navigation en- mer, scs loufdos
pieces Gtant m6ntGes sur DIES platefor-
mes 6lee6esI qni s'abaissent u Hfonddte
Gale, Il sept pieds altdessas de In ligno
de f~lottaison, lorsqu'iltcst en- meiA. Pour
Faction, les oanons sont relieves all
moyen dc Wis. IL yen aquaturhc, denx
pieces raytes dc 40, quatre d~gaaement
rayGes de 50, six c%olombiades de dix
p6uees, sortant desf Tredegar lroti
Works, et dcux obusicrs de a pour
balayeI ravant BIT l'arridre du pont ell
cas- d'abordage ct pour tirer il n%litralllo
sur tout hatire qhi tentcrait d'acoro-
cher lie Fingal! ~ zszt# z5t#5 -.
ST ellie nest d6fendue par une bate.
RE dc la force du MoHi!er, Fescadre dc
blocus du commodore Dupont est f6ole-
lement en- danger daetre antantlo. La
Hottie qui d etc 81 essenticlle Il la sit
retG de l'armde du general Hunter esi
txpOst5e II etre attaluec par DIES engins
lie destruction contre tlesdttels chelia
pas de moycns lie defense. ~ S
81 III tlottc est ddtrulto, les. contcdt
res rcprendront Ius1n'au .dcrhier pottct
de tcrre convert par lC drapeaH dc
FUniun dams les Etats dc Ia Caroline
du Sud ct de la Georgia. L'afm6e dt
general Hunter q 6tt itduitef par les
troupps aui lui ont 6td tnlev6es poul
tomblcr les vides fats dams farmee &c
la Virginie, ct he saul'ait resister at9
forces c%ohf6dGrtes gui Sc massent q
face dc Port Royal ct dc Hilton heut
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rNr EIeT1NE. Toutas

ENoohn rpE vleTlaE. Toutes les
phases de Ia vie ont leurs dortx c6tes.
La guefre surtout1 entraine avee ellie
bion des gloires, DIES triomphes ct
aussi beaueoup DIES larmes. On vera
par la lettre du Col. McLaurin, qq'un
dc nos coricitoyens le Iiedt; NafoFt
TAuzls. Went de snccombor, Il V~icksburg.
Impression de tristesse qtti a accueilli
cette fatale nouvelle, ct lie concert de
louanges accorde d So mtmoire dissent
assez lestime ct I'amitie quill a sill &C
qutrir parni ses concitoyehs! La lettfe
du Col. McLaurihi est aussi lin beau
t6moignage accord6 II So mqtmfolroc com
me soldat. Ha I'D /. tlagfa
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F#-HHF ##TH E# = HT+#-f ~ #Hs
CoUPDETAT D'ENTREyE NTIoN.--UH Car-
responeant de Baltimore. pretend quo
F~interyention dc Napoleon prendra ID
formc dun coup7dGtat ct %ttopnerl
lo monde CONNIE I'M Gclat dc la fordre.
Apres ayoir mass6 scs troupes u YGra
Cruz ct rassemblG isa flotte dc steam
ers blindes dams &c port, IEmpereur
~lancera un manifesto reconnaissance Flnt+
dependence, du Sud, base sur leg preF
yes Que cette section q donnGes dc sa
~capacite il defenJre cotte ind6pendance
ct Gtablissant Ell meme, temps que pour
amenor plus vito i son terme .cette
guerre d6plorablo, il Gtait decide adolr
ner au Snd touie Persistence neccssalre
pour dteourager la resistance du Nord.
Alors il amerera sa hotte dams les
eaux du Sud ct d6barquora son armce
II la Mobile. ST la guerre continue,
il a%ugmentera ses forces de terrc ct
dc mer, jusqu'a &c que la separation
du Nord ct du Sud soft d6~finitiyemcnt
~consacr6e par Ia paix. Beau rGve.-
Estafcte, dU Ssd. d, H.# "a Eg# 5al5gH
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ANNONCES JUDTCIA1RES.
Vente dc Succession.

Succession de THomhs Cook, dtc6d6.
I'm vertu dun ofdre de vente dc Honorable
Ia cour de district dams ct pour Ia parolSse
dc NatcIiitoehcs, Etat dc Iat Louisiana, il
sera vcmIu !, la derniert residdned du defunt
en- cette paroisse, u
Samedi, lc 1e Octobrc, 1862,
Les prophecies suiYantcs, apPartcnant il
ladite succession, savolr: 49,
INMEUBLES, TERRFS ~
Tn certain moroccan dc terrt dams cctte
paroisse, etant le quart sld-oueBt du quart
sld-oucst, dc Ia section trontc-etun. I3l
township %treize, II rang rept, III contc-
nant quarantc acres, plus on moin5; au$si,
Mcubles dc menage ct de cuisine.
Dix acres de u ais dams le champ, recolte
de p%atatcs ct tabac, lit de plume, un lot d'ou-
ills d'agriculture, trOis ruches d'abeilles, TN
%clleval, sept tetes dc b~ostiaux, dix ochons, etc.
Conditions dc la vente:
Pour les prophecies mobilieres, payablcs lc
Ter Mai, 1864; pour la tcrrc payable a
IN, ct deuy ans du jour della ycutC. les
acquereurs gu credit fourniront leurs
billets ayec de hons cautions in soiido,
payabIes il Torlrc de- administrator lie
Iaditc succession. Les bilIets portcront
. pour cent par an dinteret du jour dc
Ii ventc, il 8cra pris hypothe4uo aycc
privilege du yendcur sur les obiets ache
fcs pour lcsTaeI} on d fo0Fni rs biIIcts
IT II. HATIfOEN, 4,
eNl Administrations.
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MIS- SQUIRE /.

Dams nos COLONIES de IN partle an
glaise. nous demons rtrdre des FGte-
raux, appellant la m~llice.dans Get Etat.
II montrc, que bicn ioin de faire une
dcseentc dams les Arkansas, commc
lis not S en- menacaicnt, lis tremblent
pour la stlret6 du Missouri. Get ordre
nous sugg6ro plusieur5 chooses. II
a etc Solvent rdpGtG quill he pouyalt
cxister dc ncutralitG dams cette guerrc,
ct que Ia p%ersonne qui ossayeralt
d'6tre des deux cotCs, sorait place.
entire dcux foux. Dcs t|nillicrs d'hommos
dams le Missouri etaicnt decides Il nc
prcndrc fait ct cause pour aucune des
deux parties ct ont cssay3 dc cuncillcr
les dcux divisions. Maintcnant lis sont
forces dc prendre le service ct Iordre
du jour en- question pcut montrcr d
dnel csrece de service lis seront con-
traints. Ues uliIiciens { sent appeiGs
non i supprimer III CHASER du sol les
compaguieB dc Guerlllas, mais bien q
les extermincr. Certainemcnt les par
tisans ne feront .aucuns PRISONERS,
car pour chacun d'cux qui sly expo
| serait, trois on quatro inlllcic1s en-
snbirait la CONSEQUENCE. II en- rGsulte
que ceuxla nome qui ~tcnaicnt i res
ter neutre sont forces IL sc battre, ct
ccttc gucrrc sera terrible, n guerrc
discrimination, dams laquelIe il nc
sora fait aucun quarter. Get ordrc
chassera du sol tous les tories, yers
FlllinoiB FIowa ct lo Kansas, tandis
que tous les patriotes Sc rangeront
sous rGtcndard lie Mcbride ct autrcs.
Ell sus dc Fordro prteitd, il est also
lie yoir que lo pcupIo dot Gtre d6sar-
me. lie Nord IN approyisionnemcnt
| considerable darmes ct la scul raisop
possible pour &c Disarmament est sans
doute que les opprcsseurs du pcuple
ont pcur do lui. Tn dc nos soldats
fait prisonnicr ct enyoy6 u St-Louis,
oil il a dcmetrd 3 on 4 mois, puts
GchangC, nous a ccrtiliG que les habl-
tants dc cette vile sont tous en- favour
du Sud ct nc seraicnt les armes qul
lcur manqucnt, lis ~reprendrait la
/ grande mttropolc, sans besoin d'au,
cune intervention.
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Succession Sale.
I'm. sept. H..

Succession If Thomas Cook.
DY virtue of an order of the Honorable
- District Court in and for the parish of
NatelitoclcS, State of Louisiana. there will
be sold, at public auction, at the late resi-
denccIof the deceased in this parish,
On Saturday, 4th day Of October, 1862,
the following described property belongi
to his suggestion, to wit
REdL ESTATT, LIND.
Il certain tract Of land in this pari H..
ing the South West quarter Of the sud
Vert. quarter Of the section Thirty cna ,Iyyd
Township Thirteen (l3) Range Seven II
containing Forty acres more or less 4
Household and kitchen furniture. Ill
z TO acres Of corn III the field, Potatoc al..
! obatto crop, [ feather bed and btdiinaasi
lot OF %iafntiha uteiiAiR. 3 Stand Bee Hives
Horse, Z head Cattle, 10 head Hogs sc.
Terms pf Sale. = .t4 4e
For the personal property, on a crelit TO
the first day Of May 1868. For The land on
a credit of one and two years from the day
Of sale. Purchasers on d credit to give their
trblhissarY ii6tcs with GOOD sufficient security
in soIid6, payable 10 the ader Of the admins
traitor OF said StttcssiUp, the notes TO bear
eight per CENT per armrm interest from the
day OF sale. and v%enla's privilege and special
mortgage retained on tile objects sold for
which the boteS are, given TO secure the pay
ment Of the same.
II. Ii. iTdTIfOIsN,
2sh administrator
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A NOS PATRONS.

Mr. LOUIS Duf1tix demeure, soul,
charge de Ia re~sporsabilitd ct dies fnt6-
rGLs du journal Ntai0n pendant Fin.
t6riln occasionn6 par 10 mort de MIR
ERNEST LEGENDRE.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-09-11

IN election will be held in the diflaren
military beats Of the Parish of Natchitochd
on Thursday the 18th September for the put
pdse Of e]lecting officers Of militia eompa1
les 10 GIL the vacancies oceasioned BY Tie con
script law.
al Captains and Lieutenants elected thei
or previously wiz meet in the town of Match
itoches on Tuesday the Both September, +
take the oath Of office.
+. ROUB1EU,
Col. Com. Natchitoches Regt. L. M. |
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Mansfield Female College,

nESoro pteisu, La. IL
THE f;Hl session Of this institution for tho
i present year, will open on The first day
If October, with ample arrangements in cv-
cry department! I'irtnts may rest assured
that every reasonable Effort will be made 10
promote the comfort and progress Of their
daughters. For terms sc.
Address CllAS. Il. STUART,
.t.4.s1HH -g#H.ts President,
SeI-5t
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CONVENT
SACRE CEUT
Overture des Glasses lie % Scptcmbt

DHltllufb HtS CldSNtS w "a DtVttlhni
A LORDINAIRE les Eeyea ct les 7
n terfcs sont admiscs, mais diniciIcncnt
dcni- pensionnaircs Cliacun dit les
sont mauvais; c,est vrai, ct plus vrai
pour les Institutions. -. Depuis De
lie plus grand nombre DIES placements
ccssigement arrleres /. ct pour pl
pas espoir dc rccouvremcut. lie Sacre
MA pas dayancc, ~quoiqu'on disc des pret'
dues richcsses du Convent. Done les pare
lie 3cuvcnt s'et6ther dcs dispositions que
dit Convent est force dc prcndrc. Pour
annees precedontcs Qno les couples soI
regles actucllcment, les arrangements II
par trimestrt; les conditions d'admlsslon I
remplics, on nc pourrait garden PeIeYe. ~
want l'epoQue designee, les parents SC /
3cptcnt Ct fxcnt aYcc nous les conditions.
NorA-Que lc5 parents cssaloht &c lo'f
il lcurs c%nflnfs Ic papicr, les pInmr5 4
le couvcnt be pourra cchangcr cc7 %Fonfnit
dr'cn c+pccc ct ~ priz c%oHrant. Il On
de- meme pour lca medicines, fn r. p'hs
1e COS articles.
st II
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NOTICE.

11RADorApFFfs NATcHfrorHFs RBer. L. NJ
Natclitoches Sept. Bth 1862. {
Priyates Il. Stewart, G. A. Payne, v
Iacaze, C. Bassy y. 4. Cocker, A. Anty, w.
Derbanne and y, T. Bbrgans are reported
absent from 18th Regiment without leave
Tile above named persons are ordered to re-
rair without delay to theIProvost Marshall Of
Aatchitoches to state the eatse OF their alb,
sence.
It. ROUD1EU,
Col. Com. Natchitocles Reg't. L. NJ.
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ESTIMATE.

Natehitoches La. June 4tl 1862.
10 the Hon, President aud members Of
Tie Police Jury of the Parish Of Natchito-
ches.
Gent.
! beg leave to submit annexed estimate
Of the probable expenses Of the Parish iot
the year ending June 1863.
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BELLEWOOD
HIGH SCHOOL.
REV. G. G. PRESTON, 4. M.,
pE1INGIDAT

y FNHIFOEN "a
rNIIIS institution will open again on
Il the Sth inst. Session consists of
ten months. Boys prepared for College or
business.
None taken for less than a session. Put
pills board with the principal.
TERMS.
Two hundred dollars per session first half
payable in advance, second half in five
months.
4. sci 81
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lluion oro Nntthitotbe5,
JeutlI, IL Sept, 1862.

GsB" Tout communicate on annonce envoy6
yi journal apres lie Mardi soir, ne sera insert
que dams lie mnero de la semaine suivante.
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Natchitoches La. A JUN 1862,

IfUtUHTlUJHNs Lit f jun IOVA.
A hon. president ct aux membrcs du ilri
do police dc In p~arpjsse des Natcbitoches
Mcssieurs, Quill me soft permits de sous
metric ltvaluation sitivantc des dcpcnse-
P%robables dc In p%aroissc pour l'anncc liais-
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-09-11
]. ISRAEL B, MOLINA

0NT Phonnour de pr6venir lie public
" qu'ils viennenJ de ~recevoir trois
wagons dc marchandises, consistent
en- j: .
SouIiers, Bottles. Allhmettes, Epin,
giles, FIJI Ell bobine a coudre, Sardines.
SaveR, Tabaey Ceuteaux.
$1,000 Cigares de la Havane,
Chemises, chemises de peau, %calecons,
$50 PANTALONS D'IIIVER.
1il5O Habits d'hiyer,
10 Gilets d'hiver, Merinos, Alpa-
cas-, ct IN grand nombre de marchan
discs trop nombreuses pour d6tailler.
A venlre au vieux Stand de
b. MOLINA.
I'm. sept. II.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-09-11

Total $4,000 90
Tres re reinforcement.
g. L. WALMSLEY,
IregUlIoF
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-09-11
Attention Militia.

NatchitochesSe Sept. 6th 1862. +
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
Notice..

Notice.
WYE WILL SELL GOODS DURING 1862 FOR
" cash only No books memorandums will be
will be kept. No goods will be allowed to leave the
store until fully settled for. No orders will be filled
unless accompanied b. the cash. This notice is in
tended for one and all and we very much hope that
determined to adhere to it without respect of persons
Dec 20 3m MARONEY, BOSW ELL d BRO.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-07
South -Carolina-Kershaw District.

BY WM N. BULLOCK, ESQUIRE, ORDINARY
WHEREAS, JOHN KIRKPATRICK APPLIED
W. to me for Letters Of Administration on all
and singular the goods and lchattels, rights and
credits OF Paul F. Villspgue late of the District
aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish ALL and
Singular the kindred and creditors of the said de-.
ceased to be and appear before next Ordina-
rys Court for the said District to be holden at Ker.
snaw Court House on the Gath day OF February
inst, to show cause if any, why the said administra
ton should not be granted.
Given under my Hand and Seal, this 5th day
OF February. in the year OF Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-two and in the eighty
enth year OF the independence and Sovereignty of
the State of South Carolina
February VIM NJ BULLOCK. OK.D.