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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05
T u. PALMER,


-eaOE@EL NA@NF = E~F71
1Busasss transacted IN al! lis branches -
a. r trraaLs b. as hi. u 4ud located, Taxes PAID
- .r4-rrs tdrnGs; Titles examIhedr eoLefH"hs
-,t...,.tv a2t County Orders Ou ught and sold Tax
s,f4E4n OmAhas, n. T.. and snrro undi - counties
gErExE NC E&--J. A. Sack&6a, Pres aad D.
/ .E... d! L-sAlcr, Br 4uch state Bank OF lo~ .,
49, "a [mAyIS
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05
EEEpHCAL GARD
AsR. I'd. ". SHELLEY, L,

Respectfully announces 10 hfs CID frteRaa, and
thg pahltG thai be Is Eec&tea permanently ~ G3an-
ell RluEs IL the practice Of his profession,
0FyiCE-AtF GssS&man's Drug Store.
Coanel4 Bluff Jan. . 1854. u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05
IRISH STEAMSHIP LINE!
Steam Between lrssand & Rneriea


EEw yoaK, B0sTos AND GALAwAY.
Yns fotaawinas aew and naAgulac~at 80
arst eisss paddie-wheeI Steamships ~
compose the a6age 4iae: =
ApafArfC, s .sss teas b4rdpn caps. I. MAuas
tRormeris q ias catilns Lasl
HTBERNLAs soo tons purshso, Capt PaoWsE
RscrTIo, 400 /. smsYs ~
PRINCE ALaERT. tsIsw) IN
oue OF EAs Aaave shiss viii leave Asw Ygsk or
Boston alternately sy sTy TUESDAY luFtnsgh4 for Gall
wsy esrryans ths soveranzea4 matfs, foucAing a.
The sssasIisrs o. this tine have been soastraslsa
With tbs wrsatRst care, aAs&er tAa supsysssisa Of
the sas efnsneat, have ~stev-tisht eoTapAFtments
% waaxasasaa fos coaaaft. safety asa sp@ea NJ sHy
steamers Afoas. Thsy are euH maHded6y abas and
ewperssansd osscers and every exswsioa win De
saaaa 70 prouate The enEateEi gf paSssngEEF
n experienced sargsen attaeAed 10 eaek shsp
aAgas % R&ssAsx.
Flsss-elass fFoaa y. 7 Of Bsatea @ Galasay
y haSerposI s1ss
sscuad-slsss, ID
| rfrsi-eaass, to VI sshs y
] Eaafa~esass Ia ssaiaway or Edxwpooa
rhiraasa passsae ~ are ils~rally ssvusiea sasI
1 81 % asyssnss afths 0ernpaay,
RxTuExs TTexExaa Ef
Faxfsaa wIsAsng to send for shssr gFsaHas fraks
A sAa 81 <JaaHy ssa si&aaa saeksss frsaa aay ssws
Hs4s r.llwsy Z sisaz @ fres. say sf sss pslari-
asss Z u. 7 rss u sss.ss e. J
'Asss ~ ~ u ssssss j sls,a..l.s = .,sy
80 !. = .:,.st &c i q = = sssf' 'ss' :
aowLANp : AsFUxAxx~ sssssss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05
Il I. WOODBURY., "] /. s-.a q
sun g q on DE fist,
once sud RsAiassnpe Ne. PaiRseg's Blsek,

.E CoEasCIL. BgUFFs,. I0wA4 sawEwnugwa
DR. WeodhaFy haying beeH located
10 saass piAes aez sae pass shfSs ysaFssf YYY
tkizns se tssa kha durability Of kls AAAT
@ask1 would say 10 eli petsaas favcying Affa vita
theF condeaee, that they nag rely upon ais utaost
sxersions 20 performs every opeFasaan in peerless
nannsr as psssihsas
3 CeHKcEL nLuEsN EowA, OCT. "a fase
ng. TX. q weesDarg--Tae faii sxts ST assiasaas
saesh 90 tsy8 Psxss, wMscA yuu resenssy Tns3s Scr
mae 80 aaz@iEaAsy aasswsE Las REsasa OF EsSr 0ar-
ssfacsien thss caaaas rAgfain from egpFFssing 10
Tem ny kigA sasnaaa s# FyNe a. . RsaglAE. 1he
Plates arr 50 perfsekly M5spEe4 10 the naoakh aaa
10 each osher, sha4s ilh s9EF aid beth sgsAk and
eat alaaaxs as weI ~ hsFsHsrg aia Eiah ny nasa-
raj teeth. AZ was& of m Do nat snink shas sas
% oiiaaad 90 caM ~ sSzbssss$ eHsaEag uenslsss
haa sx*ared Has M&8 sASa Of Artificial xessh could
yassgcgaks sAa azaaEHay agsrshrnaad ey thess
SsatlexaAa ~ II D0ruaaAs8
apF-sl-t68s Iy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05

g~Wood wanted at this Office on sab
scTipsion.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05
jos Pnrxrrxo-sioRx Nrw Trpx.-wc

JoB PRryTrSG-MoRE NEw TYPR.-Wc
have recesfiy adied tosur Job Once large l0t Of
new type Cuts Borders sc, all Of the best quail
ty and latest styles and are now better prspar-
ed than ever Fo execute every variety Of plain and
fancy Job PriEsIuE, Hsat gGfek and cheaP We
sags the largest aad best assortment OF gobbinR
aaEsriAi an the west ana can taru sas any kind Of
york taas nSg Dc desired, ca short notice.
Merchants and others having PrtatARg as done,
ge requested 10 call aaa examine specimens Of
work and prlcss. We guarantee satisfaeslan IL
every case
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05

|. BLASxs.-We have on hand and for
sale blank WaEraatse Deeds, Deeds Of FEaaE, fEus-
aes's sale, Justices HANKS Township PlaEs and
Bonds fsF Deed
Every description Of blank work done a. this oeace
IN thc bsst style and al low prtces-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05

TTowA ARb. ASSOCIATION,
Il PHILADELPHIA.
4 Benevolent Institution, established by spectaI
Enaowasnt, feF the Relief at tAE siek ard Dis.
tEeSsed afflicted with YiFplsnt and Epidemic nis-
s&Hss aEd sap ec4aIly fSs the Cure Vt I#ssaSes ai
the Sexual Organs. Ts@ ..-t
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Aetna
SaTsean, Lo all who apply b. Iettef vita desGrtp-
ton Of their condition, taEe occupation habits 81
life stcl 8nA in sxtFne RGTszty, ediEs aea szSa-
iahed free Of ehargs
FAlaabls Reports en SpsTma atoFFaRA, ana other
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on AEw Re ~
EBiEs employed in the Dispsnsary, sent TO the At
hle1sd ia sealed envelopes, free Of charge Two o.
three Stamps tor postage will be aoreptable-
AdETesa DE. j. SEILLG8 HauGBToN, 4ckiag
Surgeon, Howard Association, Ne South Ninth
Street Piallsawlphia, Pa, - -
By order of the DiEectoFs.
HLRA D. HEARTwELL, Pres
GEo FAIRcHILD, sec'y.
Dec II, 1880 iy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05
A NJ oRIYIHAUg

u 0RmNACB. ~.
n Amending An ordnance enttklesi Al eral~
nanca to regulate the slAeking OF hay within he
Old csrparate limits, !" appr9vsa gais 23s 1859
SEC l. Re 1t pFdsiHBd By the Cemm9p gaH1Sii
Of she " Of Council Bnifs. that the aTst section
n asia eF4ttuzucs be am efard ~ 70 Feaa no
ssf sen sh sll As agiawHd5o stack hay within the
Old iifnits wlthla less kaaa atty feet ol
any baildins except bis own. AMI not within atty
feet Il is swn hai tInE wien thAt baiIaias 1 sth-
IN ats feet of maE atAeT person haAka4ng
sec q Az ordinances ssd parts Of ordinances
rpn cttlg Il i'm thsprugfstyus Of 1hfs srdin&aea bs
ara t5e game are hHnsby repeated. --s-.
kppFay "a July EStA, 1881 .. -..gs.- 81 a...s
LYsAEDgR W. BABBTTT, Mayor.
" O. ENAwvoan City Eeo3sdes
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05

ATOTfgs 30 HOLDERS op PRR-EaPTTON GER
IN a.-.. TIfICATEs. 4- .E
Ne le Ia haT ehy given that the Board Of SnpeTgAs-
era of PottawattAraie eouaty, are nov ready Ia
perfect titles to The Even Sections Of swamp suA
nyersowea Lands In said coanty; ahd holders 81
Certificates TO Rnch Even seetisn are frqsiFed ID
N Ave uayu3wnf Of the proper amount into fhs
Coaptg Treasary, on on nefaFs she ist day Of Ian.
nary issa M egdsF Of she Raa4d, .. ga.
~ e. r. BGRDfCK, Clerg
Council aaaas JaiY tugh, 1851. Ht r sn8S
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05
"a mxasoRss aGEEacK

IA ssMasoRss agTacK 9#
a TAs undersigned, klky Assessor Of tbs GssT q
E9ancu Rgusss, viii attend Ut the Caun II room an
Hagws naSkk ea &asardas, She tsts day u 5aiy
uaxt fey Ehe pHEYose of shewtna the AsssssuFss
noas 10 aal pessons wta mag Wish 10 ex&aIns sszeii
snt for sAs rear 1881.
81 ID ~ o. NJ gAGMMAs oatg Asssssas.
/ 5asNssAs k2szs bgs tgifsz5H $50 #sz 70
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05
Plan OF sixth Grand Distrtbu-
ai0n

n b-~AltE t&ca Package 9f iV9 Boxes We pre-
sent the purchaser 100 CCrtIGEstss, OF whlch is
Guaranteed to attain an order for a nna watch or
By ordering 50 boxes IN package You are SaEe to
receive DO ceTtlacaIes con taIaiRg oTlkF foE q
splendid Silver watch, beside 4 large HtaneF Of
other very valuable articles One Certificate sent
gratis apoR sPgiestlon Of ans pesson desiring
Set as AEeut which may euaha him 10 procure i
valna Sle artlcae nupn the navIll sna af Al
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05
WEEKLY BUGLE.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1862.

60 BLANKS of all kinds on hand and
Sr ssssAa sas BGsGs Qsses. sL s@a#
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05
AJOTICg 10 LAND HoLDEKsl -.
]. SOLOMON,
NOTARY PUBLIC q C0AyEfAaCeR


Has made q full complete and peTfses Ahstxmxs Of
TllEes 30 sli tse Lands 10 Mills county Iowa in
Guiding ths Original salea by the Ctoysrnnssnt, and
all sEbssqzeas eonveywadss, Mortgages, Deeds Of
TEast, 9E sth&s ineaanwzsse. F. fs... ssasf
Alss, AfaI sn4 osapleie AhstEacz aE TiIia 10 AL
the Lots ia khs ty " 9len8 rood ana Shs Additions
sasgese--aaa slwa 10 RsTaa1 Eliy. ia said saxnty.
- He aisa gives preHrpi attention 10 the pay
meat VI Taxes, SSaniaakaua ~ Tastax ana al esArr
aaaAasss pest&insng 10 q fsenerat Land AKency
aE%O6ace In she Eeaxs HgxTge 5sf ."5~
January o. 1884, ssEa E- z.-.s LIZ
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05
| AND FOR THE LANDLEss!
L. HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS r.


that ae has the Agency fer the sale Of
MC Cor uaick'S Reaper q Newer
Tor tbs following counties; ..a
HarTisoH. PottaA0aftsas3a, afkiis M9ElscnRyg q
CaSs, shslbg + CTs@yord,
Invite the Farmers and citiEsns generally to
call and get Pamphlet at FredrieKsHn gacks0n' :
sAHL @, UNDERWOOD,
Travelling Agent
FaERgcKaow h JACKSON, Local agruis.
EYRspAGEs keep constantly on hand and for sais
ST Chla&gsa pTisasr Mar TF=&In
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05

NTOTICR
" N.sties 10 hsFsdg gives sAss shA zadssaEgnsa.
Comfstse on InfsFnHi Ipprcy snssnsss viii resel ss
seasea proposals uatiI septs1nAef fTgn. FBsf sas
esangFasanEs taas postasa eF shs SIAs aAsK ausaux
tssd "a be masie usoa tbs Eass siae sf Maxa80n
ssrses-1sot ehastgussaa BY rAsiasAs Lei ywnsfs---
plaas assa spsctasMsiasas 1k eaia wu@x esa be OBJ
ssins& az sAs aHscsef she ussg xugsOa@ss
waii ne tegf. with the CITY MaconAeg
5usEx u hEwFs, !
y fsszs4 &yAsv D III o. EATK& ga t1gsAAxs lEaa
JanA MAMMEx !
ssps. ssths Essi Tvs
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05

Is also kept al s same piaea fer hEseaIug psrpss-
es and tbk teFas are Bsh io snaks it for the n~
sere~t q every FARMER 60 proxfs s5zns Of his stoek
Two lb1s nEiB-hgea # "a aa#. f. go
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05
COUNCIL BLUFFs IOWA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1862
nASskN @ARs GOING

BASE, MOTH Oh aOgTH IN issi,
-. RKnuLa rAKE rAg
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-05

ER~AERCHAETs ANN BUSINESS MIN are
invited TO bring In thefr work, sad tTy as We
Guarantee entiEF satisfaction AZ E Eegssds pg&eas
Nd york.
II all and examine Tork and Prices.
BAaBITT * CAEPEETRR
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10
MuMicipal Elections.

A few weeks more, and the citizens
Of Natcliitoches will be called to tile
poll fer tae elections Of the mayor. town
council }rs and tax collector for term
Of two years
So far. this election seems to attract
INT little attention from tie public, al
though numerous candidates give in
dlchtions Of aspiring to municipal Off
ccs. circumstances are such. as to
require the greatest caution in the
choice 1" our municipal officers. Into
their hands may fall more than the
share IF influence thcy usually lave
ovcr the security and comfort of both
onr public aud private affairs.
Of course, ciectioncering. in all its
phases will he at work, but we hope
TO sec it defeated. Men of honor and
independence, are not wanting in our
community, whose past careers ar,
securities for the future; to such alone
let us entrust our public affairs.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10
THE PEN rs MIGHTIER THAN
THE SWORD
THE Ge -" 81
SOUTHERN MONTHLY"
literary Magazine, at Three Doilars per
YEAR.
ALL oRIersAL, By SOUTHERN AUTHORS.
Its Aims are High-Its Support should
t be Cordial, Hiap ga

Soldier or Civilian who would see our Con.
fetleracy truly free, extend your aid to build
up an INDEPENDENT SOUTHERN LITERATURE
BY fostering and encouraging IL, you erect
an enduring buiwark for Liberty that win
defend you where armies are powerlcss. Give
1t your support now--it win repay you q.
shousand fold. Gallant armies on the bat
tlefeld defend you against open foes -- the
Press, properly sustained, win do no less IL
will protect you against NOR dangerous.
because insidious ones Cali forth by active
encouragement talented writers ITO the manor
born, and gallant as an army with BAN
ners, will they, In the dissemination of pure
influences, and high aspirations, and true prin-
cipies, fight the good fight of loyalty TO OUR
country against the willy Northnen, who
have spread broadcast over our fair land
their noxious exhalations, thr. ugh the me.
.iium OF those Northern Periodicals, hereto
'ore 30 much patronissd by us. We offer you
Inc "SOUTHERN MONTHLY" ma an ex-
ponent Of Southern Sentiments and So,aLeru
N 's't.sfs.'.s depository of Soutber Litera.
J and Scientific effort. 1t contain. ninetv.s;~
,ages oI reading matter, embracing "soutEA
"a Essay "Southern Tales" Ssoutbern
esy' and Biographical Sketches ofsontb
70 Men. IL IS embeilished by aPortra;ts -
oosnern Men, and will in future nurahera =.
I've Views OF Southern Scenes 'S
oacn u our programme may we not bo,o
: . large audience We ask a fniI bo,,lpo nop"
o sook Tor 10000 subscribers. ~ A'"'''
v, HUTTON & FRELIGu
aemphis, Feb, 1862. lbGja' Publish.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
Succession Sale.
Succession af Paul Rabalais,

Succession af Paul Rabalais.
DY virtue Of an order of the Honorable
- District Court in and for the parish o.
Natchiteches, there will be sold, at the late
residence of Paul Rabalais, deceased, in this
parish,
On Monday, 14th day of April, 1862,
the following property belonging to his sue
cession, to wit:
Certain movable property and tract of
land, situated in said parish, being on the
Athao River, commonly called Little River !;
containing fifty acres, mere or less-bonnded
above by lands of Mrs. widow j. B. Pabere
Rachal, (. W. c., and below by land of public
schools or section 16th,-with all the i'm
provements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE.
For the moveables, all sums up to ten dol
lars, cash; above that sum. payable | st May,
1863. For the land, up 10 the sum of eight
hundred dollars, cash, subject to the full ap-
praisement according to the stay law of 862;
and, for the balance Of the price of the land,
the balance payable 1st May, 1863. The
purchasers On the credit terms will give their |
promissory notes payable to the order of the |
administrator, at his domicil in thiaavcrest,
bearing eight per cept~--rsctorily secured
after maturituL L...'vu BY vendors privilege.
q, = as1se retained on the objects sold snr
fnch the notes are given. '''
nj, :: f3llLLIBERT RACHAL.
idmtHigr,tyar
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10
Union City.

We have later and much fuller in.
telligence in reference to the affair al
Union City.
Il seems that Picketts Regiment,
which was stationed at that place, was
completely surprised and put to fight
The pickets having been captured
in a church, the enemy advanced with.
in three hundred yards of the town,
planted battery and opened fire upon
the small Confederate forces.
The greater part of the regiment,
and some of the cavalry escaped,
though large number were taken
prisoners.
The Humboldt cars, which had been
left at Union City, the depot building
baggage, and $4,000 worth of Govern.
ment stores, were burnt by the Fed
erals.
The cavalry fled on foot, leaving
many of their horses behind.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10
ATTENTION
.MTIaTTTAl

Tor the purpose Of speedily organizing the
l. militia of Natchitoches Parish and in or.
der to satisfy, as much as possible, the wish
Of tie majority Of the people, ] hereby re.
quest the members of every militia company
as heretofore organized, to meet at its usual
place of attendinI drill In order to recon-
mand or elect Captain and three Lieuten-
ants,
! hope the former Captains, and in
their absence the officers next in rank. win
call meeting of the Citizens subject to mill
tia duty, in the different beats ofthe Parish,
on Monday, 2lst April 1862, and report to
me as soon as possible, the names of the pcr.
sons recommend by the majority as proper
officers, giving their full names, address,
and the No. of Company, and beat to which
they belong.
Direct report to the undersigned at
Camp.e.
F. ROUBIEU,
Col. Commanding Nat. Reg.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10

We have received circular from
Mt Lebanon, La, cautioning the pub
PIC against man representing himself
las Major Richard Lee Washington, a
NaIt brother of John A. aslington; !;
n'c is on his way to Texas; protesting
to be going there for the purpose Of
establishing Military School. He is
ca spy and should be arrested. The
Following is a description of his per
: son. :.
Medium height, with black hair and
Wmskers, about forty or forty.ive
Years of age, weighing probably about
hundred and thirty or forty pounds
with the marks on one of his thighs
Hl severe wound, which he stated
ne received in an Indian fight on his
return from New Mcxico.-Shrereport
4 rNaSt
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10

Is EARNEsr-Thc Sumter Republican.
III noticing the action of the planters
TO substitute grain for the cotton crop.
as the best war policy, states that Dir.
Jarratt has instructed the ovrrsocr of
his plantation, in Sumter county, not
to plant any cotton whatever, but to
plant 1900 acres Of corn, potatoes &c,
I" aid in supplying provisions for the
South during the war. This is the
spirit which will soon "conqucr a
,Acacc," and lift the blockade. We
commend the example to all our plant
ing tlirnds.-Boe
1t is to our knowledge that some
planters here have already given simi
lar orders TO their ovrrscers, for which
We consider them worthy of praise.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10

For the UNION ]
Mr. Eprron, Having learned that
many hogs have died lately in the pa
rish from what is called "the thumps, ,
| send you remedy communicated to
me by highly respectable citizen,
who, within few weeks, has lost by
the disease more than forty heads.
Feed them from trough in which
shclled corn is put, filed up with water,
stir 1t well and the hogs will drink the
water. This has been found an effect.
ual remedy for the disease. r-t
A mixture of tar, sulphur and grease
rubbed over swines will relieve them
entirely from lice, which arc someti
so destructive to these animals.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10
DEVOTED TO POLITICAL AND LOCAL INTERESTS.
SDfr1ce acpure House.


We have the satisfaction of notir
ing, through our exchanges, that con
tributions of Bells have been made
under the requisite call Of Gen. Bean
regard, from many Towns. Va hav,
the same interest, in common with all
in this great work of defence. an,
would not desire to have the reflection
cast upon our people in the achieve
ment of Southern Independence
Would it not be proper fer the citizens
OF our parish to take this matter ot
contribution under serious copsidera
ton, and see if it be not pract cable
for them TO be as liberal as others ha We
been?
When we take retrospective view
and see with what energy and action
our citizens have given their means.
whenever called upon, and with what
alacrity and zeal men have been
sought for to contribute oursauota, for
common defence, and with what cheer
fulness on all public occasions we
have responded to demands that have
been made to assist those In our midst
Can it lie possible that at this period,
and i'll this hour of tfif' and need the
call of Boauregard is to be mm.efseed
and nnteard ? Will this parish remain
passive, whose antiquity is a by word
Of proud annunciation to those citizens
who have lived in it for a series of
years, whose fathers lie cntombcd
within its limits, and whose sous are
now battling in defence Of Southern
independence and honor?
We are under the belief that the call
will be literally responded to, and
that many Of our planters, after seeing
the necessity and emergency Of the call,
will without hesitation, come forward
and make the. requisite contribution of |
bells. RFt' e. ~
1t is b tier for us to donate half we
possess for the purpose of, giving our
brave volunteers means of defending
'nr Country, than to lose all for the
want of them. The cause of the Con
cderacy is our caase-what we bcstow
s for our own protection and defence.
Then we ask, in the name of cur Conn.
ry-in the name of our cause, which
$ just and honorable (partaking of
he greatest blessings bestowed on
nan, should SUCCESS crown our arms,
i of the greatest cause that ever be-
ell nation if adversely attend rs if /
his appeal made, will be lost upon the
ir and pass nmheayd and unreSpoaded ?
We cannot believe it will
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10
hss~ We were shown the other day.

has~ We were shown the other dav
= Understanding rife, invented by Mr..
\ II. Black of Tarrant, Hopkins coun.
~, Texas, who is on his way to Rich.
mond, to offer it to the Government
The gun we should judge, would be of
vast service In our army. We cannot
enter into full particulars, but can saw
this much it carries u ball resembling
|a"Minie," though somewhat larger, and
can be loaded and fred about five time
as fast as an ordinary cartridge gun.
AIR Black deserves credit for this in
Vention, it is SO simple that any ordin.
nry person can use it Bully for the
Texans. = Shrerepori Nctes
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The NASHVILLE The Wilmington
IN. g. } Journal, of the 22d, says:
"rhc steamer Nashville went to sea
on last Monday evening, in defiance of
two blockading steamers off Fort
Macon. She passed between them,
having been fired at some thirty times
by the blockaders. The Nashville is
now safe from the clutches Of the Burn
sides and the blockaders. We learn
that 1t is said to have been the inten-
ton Ct Burnside to attempt 10 capture
the Nashville on Tuesday last"
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LATEST NEWS.
GREAT
CONFEDERATE VICTOR
BATTLE AT C0RINTH

Through a passenger just arrived
from New Orleans on the steamer 7snas.
we learn that great battle has been
fought at Corinth. We have won a
complete victory.
Our loss is not stated. Six thousand
fedcrals were taken prisoners.
General A. 8. Johnston is reported
killed.
Prentiss is also reported prisonert
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by 1t Is estimated that the enemy
fired $500 shot and she'll at the batter
lcs on Island 10 and vicinity during
the first four days of the hombardment,
and wasted 10000 pounds of powder,
with iron IN proportion, ~ killing one
'0'M tconln}el two Of our naeRi Isn't Ola
Abe tpaying for his whistle? How
|lonE viii il take linn to extcrminatc
.hc South at this lat"' v 2 Pcs