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Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-10-23
To The PATRONS.
' OF
ST. JOSEPH COLLEGE,,
N~ATCHITOCHES.
NATCHITOCHES.

TNHE next session will commence on the
IL second day of October.
1t is the firm purpose Of the Directors of the
College, regardless of all difficulties, to main
tain ut Natchitoches an Institution worthy OF
the confidence of families and in which the
youth of the Diocese may be trained to letters
and piety, to respectful obedience and q cou-
rageous performance of duty.
With a view of affording greater facilities
to parents, the terms will remain as formerly,
and the produce of the country will be re-
ceived in payment of dues to the College.
Parents will please, when possible supply
their children with stationery. If stationery
is furnished by the college payment for it must
be made in advance. 1t is very desirable that
all the Students should be present at the
commencement Of the session.
TERMS FOR BOARDERs.
Entrance fee ........ $40 90
Collegiate session . $l6O 90
Washing and linen mending S25 90
Care ofclothing when washing
is done elsewhere .,.... SIS 90
Books standing, medical expenses, music,
etc. from extra charges.
Terms for Half Boarders.
Fer session ....... !$lOoE00
TERMS FOR D~AY-SCHoLARs,
Per session -. ...,. $50 co.
Payments to be made ~semi-annually il, ad
vance.
The next session will commence on the
second day Of October,
LEVEZOUET,
Sent-l6r President.
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DURAND
RUE DU FRONT,

EHptacement C7ont,er d. PrudAomme.
MES amis ainsi que mes clients sont in.
WI formes que par suite de Regeneration
IMMENSE de mes ~affaires ct dc REORGANIZATION
de mon STOCK de marchandises. iai transporte
mon magasin a lendrcit ci-dessus. Success
obtigs. En- consequence de Get adage, je con
| tinuerai mes ventes
POUR DU COMPLAINT,
d des prix sans precedent. Que chacun me
rende visite, sill veut Sc %convaincre que ie ne
puts etre ssrpasse par aucune nlsison. dc Ie
vile.
EN- VENTE:
Groceries Fines,
Pour families,
Pour habitations,
Sucre, cafe ct whiskey,
Tabac, cognac, riz,
o. Chandellas, sirops ~assortis,
Liqueurs fines, ct superfines,
Fruits au jus ct a~utres,
Huitres losbters, donates,
Cigarres de toutes marques.
QUlN VA
Parfumerie de Lubin,
Pipes Cumemer ct autres,
Brosses ct peignes ~assortis,
Papier, plumes ct encro,
Poudre, plomb ct capsules,
Variete diarticles pour toutes les
bourses.
MARCHANDISES SECHES.
Le departement est assorti de maniere a
accommoder tous les goats les plus diHiciles
depuis lie mouchoir a bon marche jusqu'a Ia
robe 10 plus chere.
CHAPELLERTE.
Chapeaux de sole ct feutre,
Magenta ct Solferino,
De paille de toute espece,
Dhabitation ct panamas.
CHAUSSURES.
Une myriade de %caisses, comprenant las
sentiment lie plus complet pour hommes, FEM
mes enfans ct garcons. p.
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MoNNAIE DE CuryRE.--Le sduat a

MoNNAIE DE Cu1vRE.--Lc senat 1
passe un bill pour remission de mon
maize on cuivre. II autorise lie Secre
taire du Tresor d faire frapper DIES
pieces de cinq, dix ct vingt-cinq cents
pour un montant de cling millions dc
piastres. lie Secretaire de Tresor fixera
10 grandeur ct ralliage de ces pieces
par desreglemons d Get effet. La seconde
section du bill alloue deux cent mile
piastres, on G qui sera necessaiie de ce
montant, pour Ia mise a execution du
bill.
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Avis.

Succession de CLAIR Grtllist.
HARRISON III. Hawthorn, Adminitra.
Ill teur dc Ia succession de Clair Grilliet
DECIDE, ayant depose an bureau du grefier
de Ia cour de district dams 10 pareisse des
Natchitoches son tableau prosisoire dad,
ministration de ladite succession, avec SO pc
tition d~emandant lhomologation dn ddit
tableau, ct a etre a~utorise a payer les cream
ciers d'apres ledit tableau:
Avis est dome q toutes personnes sinte-
ressees d'opposer dams les trente jours qui
suivront cette date, l'homologation du dit
tableau GU So petition sera accordee:
b. j. BOUTS,
ol6-5i Clerk.
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Les LOups s'entre-devOrent.

Lorsque, dams sociote on ~associa'
ton ~quelconque, 10 prosperite ct le
success font place d radversite ct aux
revers, d'ordinaire la discorde ne tarde
pas a avanccr so tete de Meduse. C'est
&c qui arrive en- ce moment chez les
yankees. Les revers multiplies qui
les accablent depuis plusieurs mois,
leuF aigrissent le ~caractere; il ne tarde-
ront pas 4 avoir 4" LAYER b~eaucoup do
lingo sale en- famille" pour peu que celia
continue. Halleck traine dams la bore
Is reputation de Siegel, il |l'accuse hau-
tement de lachete dams les %cercles
publics; IL refuse meme de lie reccvoir
lorsque Ce dernier Sc presente chez lui,
en- lui faisant repondre quill ne communi
guerra avec lui que par ecrit, 10 jugeant
indigne de plus intime relations. Nal
gre de al graves accusations ct dos
~procedes aussi injuricux de Ia part du
commandant en- chef, Siegel restc tou.
jours 4 Ia tete dun corps d'armee!
Dun autre cote, c'est Bull Nelson
qui insulte indignement lie Gen. Davis, d
Louisville; celui-oi, dependant, estmoins
patient qui Siegel, il casse tout bonnie.
ment Ia tete do Bull dun coup de pis-
toilet. II q pave ainsi, par lie ministere
dun de ses completes, la dette dc sang
quill devait au Sud.
Continuez, les petits agneaux, c'est
d'ouvragc dpargne d nos sol.
dats.
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SheriH's Sale
DISTRICT COURT.


J63I
PARISH OF NATCH1rocHEs
STATE OF LOUISIANA
CHRISTOPHER L. WALMSLEY, ct ais.
THOMAS s. BACON.
Dy virtue of an alias writ of fl. ta. issued
Dby the Hon. the Dist. Court in and for
TIE Parish Of Natchitoehes and to me ad
dressed, ! have seized and will offer for sale at
public auction, to the last and highest bidder,
at the door Of the Court House in the Town
and Parish of Natchitoches, on
Saturday the LIST OF November, 1862.
between the hours of II o'clock A. NJ. and
shutdown, the following described property,
seized as the property Of the defendant, to
wit:
Lot one Of section fifteen is township ten
l0l range seven III containing twenty
five acres more or less. Situated in the Parish
of Natchitoches with the saw mill, fixtures
and all the improvements on the same. Also
the south fractional half of the north fraction
al half of section fifteen Isl township ten
10 range seven containing fifty 30Il00
acres. Seized as the property of the defend
ant to satisfy said writ.
TERMS OF THE SALE
Cash, with the benefit of appraisement.
J.. w. NORRIS
Sheriff.
s2E-6i r ZH #=-#EH
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Notice.

Succession Of CLAIR Grilief.
HARRISON ii. Hawthorn, Administers
III tor Of the succession of Clair Grilliet
has filed in the Clerks Office of the District
Court, parish of Natchitoches, q provisional
tableau of his administration of said success
sion, with his pet ton for the h~omologation
Of the same and for authorization to pay
the creditors as set down thereon:
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons in
terested, to oppose the same, within thirty
days, or his petition will be granted.
Il. j. BOUIS,
Clerk.
o16-5i
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HORRIBLE CArAsTRorHE. lie Chronicle
dc P~ittsburg, du II sept. content les
details dun DIES plus affreux ~malheurs
qui aient jamais porte Ia desolation
dams cette vile.
L'arsenal des Etats. Unis, qui Sc
trouve dams le voisiAge immediat de
Ia vile, fournissait de l'emploi y une
foule de %ieunes gems ut d'enfants, qui
y etaient occupies d 10 preparation des
munitions pour l'arm6e, depuis le com
mencement de la guerre. Dams ces
derniers temps, dependant, par mesure
de prudence, WI letourderie de ces en-
fants, on les await remplaces par DIES
femmes ct des %jeunes files don't la
prudence ct la docilite devait, croyait-
on, metre a labri du sinistre dpouvan-
table qui a jete 10 CONSERVATION dams
P~ittsburg.
II y await environ $50 femmes ct an
petit nombre d'hommes employees l.
rarsenal, Presque tous sly trouvaient
lors de Pexplosion.
On porte lie nombre des victimes d
environ qu~atre-vingt. Des batisses de
Parsenal, il ne reste plus que des cen
dres ct des ruines sous lesquelles sont
encore ensevelis beaucoup de corps que
In population arrache a chaque instant
de &c brilliant tombeau pour les remettre
aux parents ct aux amis qui, lie plus
solvent, dams leur ~d6sespoir, mont pas
meme la triste consolation de recon
naitre les restes DIES etres cheris, dams
les masses mutilees ct calcinecs aui
s'offrent a leurs regards ~tpouvantes.
Lorsque rediteur du Chronicle s'est
eloigne de &c desolant spectacle. vers 4
heures de ~Papres-midi, il await compile
environ soixante morris. LIE peuple
travaillait avec ardeur dams les ruines.
ct en- retirait d chaque instant de nou-
velles victimes.
On ignore Ia cause de Fexplosion.
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BARBARIE DIES sAuvAaEs Az MINNESOTA
lie correspondent du Tines de Chicago
4 st. Paul, dit que les horreurs de 10
guerre avec les Sauvages s~urpassen,
tous ce qui a signald les queries pre-
c6dentes avec ces barbares. Plus dc
cling cent p~ersonnes' se sont rdfugiees
dams Ia vile, on elles subsistent grace 4
Ia Charts publique. A st. Pierre, II y en-
a encore plus. Chaque bateau en- trans.
porte un grand nombre dams rTllinois.
Une femme est morte Il st. Paul des
pleasures dc IA bales TREES par les
sauvages. De ses sept enfants, denx
sont ~vivants, un est mort dc faim ct
quatre ont etc massacr6s sous les yeux
de 10 malheureuse mere. Les deux
survivants avaient 6t6 assommes ct
laiss6s pour morris. Les sauvages ne
veulent pas emmener prisonniers les
enfants: lis leur arrachent les yeux on
leurs coupent les doigts. II y en- plu.
sieurs a st. Paul, qui ont 6te ainsi mu-
tiles.
LIE Gen. Pope est incessamment atten-
du pour marcher contre eux.
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TIIUT1RI OPERATIVE
DU
R0r. MI

on ronk ode oui ma pas encore failli depuis
oninzSA ans quill est en- usage, ct bien SUI
aeri.,ir n TOM les extraits de Solsejpareille ct
p tous les De- puratifs employees usqua ce
our. "a
II guerit tous les N 1alad'es cnfohlqoeS, so,'
interieure, soft extremes ! sans olieien'o ""ke~
nj de sexe.-nuIle maladl, : prosona'' ' ,ou anr.
purete du sag ne resiste Il & I" us - los {,
tres, de quelque nature que. T. ranre,re ~
dmites, consequence de l'abus ii ~ -,
nc tout autre traitement qui q \ IA cons
%titution, sont parfaitement ct radicalermpt
queries, toute les fois que ION persevere dams
son emploi.
Les Leuchorees, Pertes blances, irreeula-
rites dams la periodicite DIES menstrues, la
chlorose Ia sterilite provenant de toute mala
die chronique GU constitutionnelle toutes ces
maladies disparaissent par un t~raitement assez
lo%ngtemps proloDge de Teinture Depuratiye
du DIR. MEMO.
TIVE DIT Dir. MENG.
LEpilepsie, lorqu'elle nest pas occasfonnee
par une lesion organigue, les Rhumtismes
chroniqnes ct quelquefois aigus, les ~ulceres
cancereux ont etc radicalement gueris.
ii seralt htignant ct pour lie public ct pour
nous, de ialre remuneration de toutes les ma
ladies OH Ia TEXTURE DEruEAr1vE ~ DIR.
MENG q obtenu un plein success; il u de
SAVIOR gull ny Y pas Gu iusqu'a present une
seule maladie chronique invcteree on consti-
tntionnelle, produite par un vice quelconque
DIES humeurs qui ait resiste d la pursuance
mediatrlee de cette preparation
Prix vi SO 10 houteifle h vendre en- eros
ct en- detail chez 10 DR. MENG, d la Pbar-
macle Nouvelle. Place du Croissant, Donald
s%onville. Depots !. d St-Charles, chez Lou
Gassin, rive droite, ct chez B. Labat. riv,
droite h St.-Jeare Baptiste- chez s. Semitic
DIR. Cantonnet, Emile Monte, l.. Vial, ri,t
droite, ct q. Vicknair, rive gauche.
A vendre par L. Lacos;e, John w. Taber,
H.. leihtenstein.
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Vente de Sheriff.

Fente Gle sheriff.
No. 5837
COUR DE DISTRICT.
FARorssE DIES NATcHITocHEs
Etat de Ia Louisiana
CHRISTOPHER l.. WALMSLEY ct ais.
Us
THOMAS s. BACON.
TN vertu dun writ d'aitas Fl. fa., lance par
lIlHonorable Conr de District, dams ct pour
la paroisse DIES Natchitoches eta moi adresse
iai saisi ct %joffrirai en- vente publique b Ia
porte de Ia maison de Cour dams In vile ct
paroisse des Natchitoches au plus haut ct
dernier encherisseur.
lie SdmeH Ter jour du mos de nouembre, 1862
entire ONE heures DIN matin ct lie soleil couchant
Ia propriete suivante, SAVIOR:
Lot I'M de Ia section quinze t15) Township
dix llOl rangee sept & contenant vingt
clnq acres plus on moins, situe dans Ia paroisse
des Natchitochcs, avec lie moulin h scie ainsi
que toutes les ameliorations. Ainsi Ia moi
tie sud de Ia moitie nord dc 10 section ouinzc
10 township dix [1O1 de 10 rangee sept Z
contenant cinquante 30tl00 acres. saisis
CONNIE etant la propriete dl defendeur ain
de satisfaire lie dit writ.
CONDITIONS DE yENTE.
Compliant, avec benefiee destination.
j. w. NORRIS.
MerJ.
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MIME GoU&x.
AC CHI EUSE
De Ia Fdcuhe de Medicine dc Parts.
AVIS.

4 PART1R, du Ter Juliet proclaim
IA (ls62)~ jouvrirai une ecole speciale de
jeunes demoiselles pour ~l'enseignement de 10
Couture, broderie, tricotage, ct tous les ira
vaux d'aiguille a Ia main.
Prix par mois $500
Je me charge egalement de tous ouvrages
de couture ct de confection qui me seYont
confes VI prix les plus moderes.
NINE. HENRIETTE CANTTN.
NouueHe rue Seconde, en- face
zolntf lanc,ea cimettere.
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NOTICE.

DY virtue of authority vested in me, |
ID have appointed Mr.. Felix Metoyer of
Natchitoches, Sub agent to receive cotton
subscribed to the Produce Loan and to pur-
chase and receive cotton for account of the
Government, in exchange for its 8 per cent
Bonds, in the Parish of Natchitoches.
Shreveport 18th Sept 1862.
ULCER LAUVE,
Agent C.. S.
nnt9.1m
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A NOS PATRONS.

Mr. Louis DUPLEX demeure, soul,
charge dc la responsabilite ct dies inte'
rets du journal Union pendant Pin.
terim occasionn6 par 10 mort de Mi
ERNEST LEGENDRE.
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ANN0NCES JUDICIAIRES.
Vente de Succession,

Vente de Succession,
Succession de Isaac Gowina, ct son epouse.
DIN vertu dun ordre de vente de Honorable
~ cour de district dams ct pour In p~aroisse
de Natchitoches, Etat de Ia Louisiana, il
sera vendu a la residence de Jules Sompay-
rae, en- eette paroisse,
Mardi, lie FL Octobre, 1862,
Les prophecies suivantes, appartenant a
ladite succession, SAVIOR
Meubles de menage,
Instruments d'agriculture,
Deux vaches ct veaux,
Onze cochons dun all, ct autres obiets.
CONDITIONS DE vENTE.
Ioutes sommes jusqu'a vingt p~iastres, in
clusivement, compliant au-dessus de cette
somme, payables lie Ter ri. 1863. Les ac-
quereurs au credit doivent donner leurs billets
ayec cautions m soi,do, approuvees, ct 10 pri-
vilege du Vendeur, payables au T'uteur avec
. pour cent d'interet du jour de la vente
Jusqu'a parfait Placement.
JULES SOMPAYRAC,
og-5i 7uteuy
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oct2-1m
Notice.

NUGICC.
TTHE public are hereby notified that the
IL Tableau of State and Parish Taxes is
exposed for examination and correction at
the Recorders Office, Natchitoches.
il. RAINS,
+.Y' Assessor.
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sas" La fevre jaime ct Ia dysenterie
ont enleve les trois quarts DIES equi-
pages des vaisseaux franeais dams lie
Collie du Mexique. L'Amazone, don't
lie complement etait de CTS, est reduite
4 40 lommes,
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A la Tile Orleans, PAPA & Co.

xsy~ Tout communicate on annonce envoye
au journal apres le Mardi soir, ne sera insere
que dams le numero de 10 semaine suivante.
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Sheriff's SIZE
DISTRICT ooJ,Rr.
T. ENo. 594s.l
State of Louisiana.
ROBERT GOLDSTEN,
j. L. KROUSE & Co.
DY virtue Of nm order issued by the Hon.
ID the District Court in and for the Pa
IRISH Of Natchitoches and TO me addressed,
| will offer for sale at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder. at the door of the
Court House in the Town and Parish of
Natchitoches, on
Saturday, me LIST Of Nouember, 1862.
between the hours of II o'clock A. NJ. and
shutdown, the following described property,
to wit:
A Lot of Merchandise such as usually con.
stitute o pedler's bundle.
TERMS OF THE SALE.
Cash, with the benefit of appraisemeut.
j. W. NORRIS,
ol6-3i Sheriff.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-01

DESPERATE FELLOW. w.-The Union has the
particulars Of the escape of desperate from,
the San Jose Jail, ard the murder of the
keeper, on the 9th inst:
Felipe Hernandez, who was sentenced to he
hung here to-day for the murder Of Harry
Beeson, made his escape last night Martin
j. Rohen, the jailor, last evening opened his
cell, and the cook passed in to give him his
dinner. Felipe, who had in some way loos-
ened his hands from the heavy chains which
fastened him to the floor, jumped past the
cook and seized Rohen The prisoners de-
scribe the fight that then took place as most
desperate. Felipe got the iailor's knife and
stabbed him to death. Having taken posses
sion of the jailor's keys, pistol and knife, he
threatened death to any of the prisoners or to
the cook in case they should make any alarm
lie then unlocked cell in which Il man
charged with murder was confined, and thcv
together worked several hours to remove the
enormous irons which Felipe wore.on his legs,
in which they succeeded with the help OF
chisel, Ratchet and knifes, procured in the
.iailor's ROOM BY midnight the two murder
ers, having locked the cook in a cell and made
IL the prisoners fast, left the Jail, nd no
trace of their whereabouts has yet been d s.
covered
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-01

GEN. McCLELLAN.-The public mind is in
n fever of excitement because Gen. McClel-
Ian has loitered so long north of the Poto-
mac, when The army of the ''libel ating" Lee
is in reach of him. What the re; son of this
inaction may be nobody knows, but it is
believed that the motives are proper ones.-
As usual, in the absence of any positive ex-
PLANTATION, conjecture attempts the task of
telling why it is. By some it is supposed
that propositions for peace are pending at
Washington City. By others that Mcclellan.
being aware that the rebels are unprovided
with clothing or other defence against the
inclemency of the approaching winter. is
waiting for the frost to drive them away to
Richmond, or force them to attack him at a
disadvantage. The more plaus BILE reason
seems to be that he is drilling his arm y, and
waiting for the James river to rise, when he
will attack the rebel capital by land and
water at one and the same time Our gun
boats once past Fort Darling, Virginia would
be abandoned by the rebels, if they can
find any way out.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-01
LOOK on THE PIcTURE-The following is a
section of the revenue law of Dixiedcm:

Louh On IHE L IlCIURE--lne lollOWlng Is a
section of the revenue law of Dixiedcm
That on the first day ofJanuary, 1868, there
shall be levied and assessed on each person
resident in the Confederate States, for the
support of the Government and the defense
of the cou- try the following tax, to wit: One
fifth the value of all the wheat, corn, rice,
rye, oats, potatoes, hemp, fax, peas, beans,
barley, hay, wool, rosin, tar, pitch turpen-
tine, cotton, sugar, molasses and tobacco
produced by him in those States during the
previous calender year also, one.ftM of the
value of the increase'.for the preceding calen-
dar year of the horses, asses, cattle, sheep,
and swine and, also. one. fifth of the profits
made in the preceding calender year by
the feeding of swine, sheep, cattle or mules (;
also, one.ffM Of each persons yearly income
for the preceding calender year, from all
sources whatsoever, except from the sources
hereinbefore described, and except from the
interest on Confederate bonds, certificates, or
Treasury notes Provided. That said tax so
levied and assessed..s shall be due and payable
on the lst day of April, 1868; Provided fur
ther, That foreigners resident within the
Confederate States shall not be required to
pay, except from the aforesaid articles pro-
duced by or for them, or from incomes or
profits derived FROM business conducted by
them within those States nor shall any tax
be levied upon the products of residents
where the total value Of such products, dur
ing said year, is less than $500; nor shall
any be levied upon the income # residents
where the total value of such income is less
than $780,
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-01

\ REIGN OF TERRoR.-An army cores
pondent writes from Alabama:
The slave-owners are running their slaves
south of our lines. But they have liking for
freedom, and therefore they stampede to our
lines almost every day since we have been
in the mountains. Men are fleeing to avoid
the,,rebel conscription. Some50 have come in
within the last week. A party OF four came
in last night and say there is lbs on their
way to our lines who wish to enter our army
The poor are loyal to our Government with
out an exception, save the miserable scum of
towns and cities, who are the employed tools
of the rich to do every evil work. The tales
of suffering related by the refugees are afec-
ting. Some of them have come over one
hundred miles, and avoided roads. keeping
ia the woods and by places, subsisting on
fruit and green corn, and travelling only at
night. The south is under a reign of terror.
May God give us victories and there shall
not be left a rebel to lift his hydra head or
wag his tongue against our Government"