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Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-01-02
SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession of Marie Rosalie Vercher

Succession of Marie Rosalie vercher
widow Dominique RACIAL
= VIRTUE of an order of the Hon. the
- Distri, t Court and in for the parish
of Natchitoches, State of Louisiana,
there will be sold at public auction at
the late residence of Marie Rosal lie
Vercher widow Dominique RACIAL, in
The parish Natchitoches.
On the 9Th day Of February 1862,
the following described property be-
longing to said succession to wit
LANDS REAL ESTATE.
A certain tract of land situated in
the parish Of Natchitoches, on both
banks Of Red River being the same OF
which the deceased last resided, con-
tanning about two hundred acres more
or less, bounded above on both side by
lands of Gabriel Viennc, and below by
lands Of Joseph Janln, together with
all buildings and improvements thereon
or thereunto belonging.
SLAVES:
JAMES, a nergro man aged about 50
years r;
SAyhy, a negro man aged about so
yeHfs;
NATHALIE, a negro woman aged about
So years with Hernia.
M~ovEABLEs
Two quilts and blankets. 8 cotton
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ARRIVES DU BERMUDA Az HAvRE.-Je
steamer Bermuda, don't nous avons an
nonce lie depart de Savannah, au mois
de novembre dernier, est arrive A bon
port su Havre avec sa cargaison de
1000 bales de cotton. Son arriv6e a da
produire n certaine sensation sur
cette place. Ellie a prouv6 deux chooses:
que le blocus des ports du Sud n'etait
pas tres hermetique ct que les Flats
Confederes etaieat tout disposes d livrer
leurs cotons contre des marckandises
europeennes. Abe,ke.
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AVIS.

Succession dc Septimus A. Harvin.
EMILY T. Holloway ayant demande
II 4 etre nomme administrative ct
Edwin " Kirtley co.administrateur de
la dite succession de Septimus A. Har-
win decide, avis est par ces presents
donne D toutes personnes interesses
d'avoir.a deduire dams dix jour# les raj
sons pour les guelles 10 demande du
petitionnaire ne serait ~paiaccodee.
B. J. BOUIS,
Jan. 2 1861. GrefEcr.
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VENTE DE SHERIF.
COUR DE DISTRICT.
PARoIssE DEs NArcHIroeHEs.
Etdt de Ia Louisiaxs.
ANTOINE PERRIN, I
EDGAR j. FRANKLIN.

EDGAR j. FRANKLIN.
I'm vertut dun ordre de- saisie et
II vente 4 moi adresse par la ditt
cour. 'offrirai Ell vente publique al plus
haut encIerlsseur 4 la porte de Ia mai
son de cour, p~aroisse des Natchitoches
x Ter Samedi ne Fsvi,r 1862,
entire onze. heures du miatin ct lie soleiI
couchant les proprietes suivantes ap.
%partenant au defendeur pour satisfaire
lie dit wrH SAVIOR
I'm certain lot on parcelle de terre ri:
tuee dams 10 vile ct paroisse des
Natchltoches, bornee CONNIE suit,
savoir au nord par la barriere
entourabt le cimctiere AMERICAN,
au sud par les terres dernierement
appartenant a James Taylor dc
cette paroisse ct decide mainte-
nant, 4 Pest par un bayou on la
gune o inconnu ct 4 Pouest par
lie chemin public c~ontenant six
acres plus on moins.
Anssl IN antre moroccan gu p~arcelIe de
terre situee dams la vile des Nat
chitoches ellie borne ct fat front au
nord par la rue Pine au sud cues:
par ute terre appartenant All ven
dcur ct a Pest par HI bayou gu
lagune non %inconnu, %contenant un
acre de ierre plus on moins
Iermes et conditions dc la vente
Les propriet6s ci-dcssus decrites Sc.
ront vend0cs ayee lie benefce d'estima.
ton, pour du compliant pour satisfair.
Ia sommcs lie seq" cent cinquante pi-
astres avec hut pour cent d'inters sur
|e dit montant dn 9 Avril 1860 ayec
'cs frais de .'aifaIre ct 4 un credit ms
ln'au Ter ma 1862 pour la somme de
sept cent ~ct"Iuahte plaslres avcc butt
pour cent d1mfafct sur lie dit montant
'u 9 avril 1860. L'acqutrer 4 credit
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Nous lisons dans rdbe.Ls .

Oo1 &Wsa1
Les resolutions de Ia legis lature on,
ete adressees II presidents de chaqut
banque, ct chacun d'eu1 q repond1 au.
questions qni lui ont dtt posees.
Le pref soIlioite par rEtat va pouvoir
stre %effec.ue, les banquss ayant consen-
Il . avancrr les quatre million ct demi
demsndes. II NY u done aucune diff
cutie 4 Get egard.
Sur 10 question des secours 4 accor
der aux planteurs les reponsos des
banques ont etc diffarentes, ct elles for.
ment deux categories distinctes. Les
banques a charles mont voulu prendrc
aucun engagement ct Sc sont contcn-
tees de progresses vagues. Les banques
'ibrcs au c%ontraire ont declare que 81 10
Legislature les afiranchissait de cor.
taines restrictions qui s'opposent a
Fe%xtcnsion de leur circulation, eiles
.pourraient venir au seeours des plan
tours dams unc Unite assez libGraie. DC
I;'ois millions ct demi d quatrc millions
dc dollars, dams les proportions sui
:
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lIIfIl lIPIlifIH


I'VE rcmede qui ma pas encore failli depuis
~ guinze ans quill est en- usage, ct bien gu
aerieur n tous les ~extraits de Salselparellle ct
p tous leg Depuratifs employee 8 usqu'a &c
our.
II guerit tous les maladies chroniques, soft
interieure, soft extremes, sans difference d'age-
nj de sexe.-nulle maladie provenant de lim-
purete du sag ne resiste q son usage les dar-
tres, de quelque nature qu'elle soient. les In
dmit6s. consequence lie labus du mercure on
file tout httre traitcnient qui a vicie In cons
t~itution, sont parfaitemsnt ct radicalement
queries, toute les fois que Ion persevsre dams
son emploi.
Les L~euchorees. Pertes blances, irregula-
rites dams Ia ~periodieite DIES menstrties, Ia
chlorose 10 sterilite provenant de toute msla
die cbronique gu constitutionnelle toutes cceas
maladies disparaisseDt par un traitement assez
longtemps prolonge de Teinture Depurative
du DR.. MEHe.
TIVE pu DIR. MENG.
LEpilepsie, lorqu'elle nest pos occasionnee
par me lesion organique, les Rhumstismes
chroniques ct quelquefois aigus, les ulcere,
canccreux, ont etc radicalement gueris.
II serait ~fatiguant, ct pour lie public ct pour
nous, de faire remuneration de toutes les ma
ladies on Id TEXTURE DErunArrvE pu On. |
MENG, q obtenu lin plein sicces il sufit do
quill ny a pas etf jusqu'a prtsentuns
setle maladie chronique inveteree gu consti.
tntionnelle, produite par un vice quelconque
des humeurs, qui nit resiste d 10 pursuance
medicatrice de cette preparation.
Prix 81 so Ia bouteille, q vendre en- gros
ct en- detail chez le Dir. MENG, h Ia Pbar.
macie Nouvelle, Place du Croissant, Donald
Depots; d St-Charles, chez Louis
Gassin, rive droite, ct chez b. Iabat, rive
b St-Jean-B aptiste, chez 8. Semitic,
Cantonnet, Emile Monte, L. Vial, rive
ct q. Vicknair, rive gauche.
A vendre par I. Lacoste, John W. Tabre
Ell. Leihtansfein.
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NOTICE

Succession Of Septimus A. Harvin.
7MiLY F. Holloway having applied
IL to be appointed administrative,
and Edwin N Kirtley co-administrator
Of the succession Of Septimus n. Har-
vim deceased, notice is hereby given to
al whom it may concern to show cause
within ten days why the application
Of the petitioner should not be granted
b J. BOUTS.
Jan. 2, 1862. Clerk.
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Notice.

Suce"et on ii L4ureli. BIC.
n CA IAfrlS haviag applied tn
sbe appointed administration Of the
succession vacant of Laurent Bize decd.
notice is herby given to all whom
it my concern to show canse within
ten days why the application of the pc.
titionner should not be granted
B J. BOUTS,
Jan. 2 1862. CLERK.
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Succession de Laurent Bize.

Succession de Laurent Bize.
n CAPMARTIN ayaht dcmande 4
W. stre nolnme administrators de 10
succession vacaute de Laurent Bize de-
cede, avis est par g presentes donne 4
toutes personne i~nt6ressees d'avoir
4 ddduire dams dix jours les raisons
pour leg quelles la demande du peti.
t~ionnaire neserait pas accord6e
b. J. BOUIS,
Jan. 2 1882. Grefier.
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MINE GoUzx.
ACCOUCH EUSH
De la FccuM h Mddeesus DE- Paris.

Premier prix. -- MedaiIIe A,OE.
A lhoneur dinfornier les DANES Do NJ
chitoches, qu'etablie dams cette localits dspnb
plus de trois s,elle peut Sc recomnander svss
confiance aux Danes pour 10 prstiqus d. 70
art.
So Tongue experience est an shr garAss ss
ses clientes trouveront chez ellie les soins iats
ligents ct assilus qu'ellss doivent en- attsndEa
Consultations ct guerisons dor nalsAie
confidentielles sans operation.
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des ia fournir son billet avcc bonnie se.
cur lte IN soinlo pour 10 dernier Placement
il etre pay6 i lechance, savoir :
Au Ter jour de mai 1862 payable au
dcmaudeur Cd L ordrc avec h~ypothsque
spectacle retenu sur les lots de terrs,
vendue comme ci-dcssus decrites svec
les inter6ts dessus ct frais do paffaire
vendu sujet 4 destination CONNIE sus
dit.
W. s. CAMPBELL,
IL dec. 1861. Sherik.
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION.

AAS DE 5G
Succession de Marie Rosalio vcrcher
vcuve Dominique Rashal.
IN vertu dun ordre ct decret de Pho
IL norable Cour de District, dams ct
pour la paroisse des Natctitochcs,
Etat de la Louisiana, il sera vendu
en- vente publique d To dern ere resi-.
dence de Marie Rosalie vercher
Dominique Racial, dams 10 paroisse
des Nacthitoches,
lie Be jour dc Esavisr 1869,
les prophecies suivantes appartenant 4
In dlte succession, SAVIOR
Terres, proprietes foncieres.
I'm certain lot de terre situe dams Ia
paroisse des Natclltoches sur Pune GU
Pautre rive de la Rlvlere. Rouge etant
10 meme on 10 ddfunte await ia resi-.
dence, c%ontsnant environ deux cents
acres plus on moins, borne dams Pune
ct pautre cote par 10 terre de Gabriel
Vienne ct eu dessus par 10 terre de
Joseph Janin ensemble avec les BATHS.
ses ct ameliorations y appartenant.
Esclaves :
James, nsgte age d'environ So D
Sandy, negre age d'environ SO u !;
Nathalie, II giesse( ave- n hsrniel
ct agee d'eDviron IS ans.
Menbles
2 Conrte pointe, 2~couvcrtes, 6 draps
en- cotton 7 serviettes de table !;
] Lot de valssel!e ct verrcrie
Un grand assortment dc fourni-
lures de maison ct ustcnsiles de cusi-
sine.
PropriGtGs FL comihunate avec Jos.
him Deslouches.m
chArrette abuuf ct 60 milliers de
,oton en- grain
800 Bushels dc mails ct 800 liyrcs
tourr.ge.
Ternes ct conditions dc Ia ventc
Pour les meubles, toute somme au.des-
sou de vingt piastres, compliant.
au-dessns de &C montailt, payable !
lc Ter jour de Mai 1868. Pour lea
%esclaves, ct les terres 4 credit, Ia ,
Motto payable lie Ter jour dc Mai I
1863 ct Pautrc Motto payable lie
Ter jour dc Mai 1864. Les ache {
tours a credit d~onneront leurs I
hillets zee bonnie ct valable SO q
curit6 in solido, payable a pordre i,
de administrators ct 4 son domi- =
Gle dams cette Parcisse ct portant b
1nter6t q hut pour cent par OH u
.jusqu'a parfait Placement. lie tout :
avec~ speciale h%ypotheque du ven :
deur ct privilege retcnu sur les
esclavcs ct les t~erres, avec les ,
clauses de nm alienando au pre- '
judice d'hypotheque ct privilege
d. Y. MURPHY, 0
Jan.2 Eneanteur. !
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SEcHEREssE.- Depuis plas de dcux
mois moss n'avons. pressure pas Gu de
plule dams notre paroisse. La temp4ra-
turs est douce ct on ne Sc croirait pas
en- hiver.
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L'abondance dos %annonces judiciaires
ct 10 premier jour de Fan, nous met.
tent dams l'obligation dc ne publicr que
gpeu de matiere Cette semaine.
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Cotton La situation dun blocus
qui parait vouloir sc prolonEer long
temps, ne ~ddcourage dependant pas les
achetehrs de cotton. Depuis quclques
temps plusieurs centaine dc bales
ont dte veudues a Natchitoches gu
prix de 7 ct 8 cents pour du compliant.
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AVIS.

Pendant l'absence de Mr.. Pbaner
Prudhomme Ia listes de "souscriptipps
de recolte pour la defense dcs Ktats
C%ontederAs," sera deposss ma agasin
de NM. Metoyer frercs
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Avis -.

Ceux qu' dojvent a tEgbs, ST
Francois des Natchitoches, sont ms
tamment prizes, dc v"nloir payer &c
gull doivcnt au tresorier dc Ia dite>
Eg'iss. =
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lie Bal dts %i'ompiers.
A MADAME X*+*

Moi qui ne suis qu'un pauvrc here,
Ayant ma plume pour tout bicn.
Moi qui m1rohe sur cette terre.
Pauvre ct content, richie de rien
Mol qui jadis en Ia jeunssse
E qni grisonne maintensnt.
Moi qui eonnu gloire ct tendresse,
Et mai que ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Moi don't les souhails ont Les bornes,
Que lexperience plaza,
Mo don't labondance ct On corne
Dams mon logis jamais n~'ontra
Je voudrais etre un de ces angos,
Que solvent nous voyons passer.
Je voudrais etre IN bel ~archange
CONNIE ici OF peat en- eompter.
Oui je voudrais etre uns femme,
Don't 10 regard fait tresaillir (;
Don't 10 cmur pur CONNIE son Anne
A In charlie pour dtsir.
Alorg, plein Dc reconnaissance
Pour ceux qni won't Sc devouer.
Je saurai me meier Bua danses
DE nos braTe1 ct dignes pompiesj.
Car tous leg devrhments sont freres,
Dieu ne crta de distinction,
Qu'entre les mtchants de Il terre
Et les gdnereux ct les bong.
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Hdr" Tout communicate on annopce envoys
"a journal apres lie Mardi soir, ne sera insere
que dams 10 numero dc ID scmaine suivante.
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Remerciments 4 Mr.. Phanor rrud-
homme pour lea nombroux documents
gull nous q onvoy4s Dc la Legislature.
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$3,s15.o0o

La banque du Sud declare qu'ayant
les trois quarts do son capital places en-
obligations de Ia vile, de petat on des
Etats ~Confdderes, il lui est impossible
de prec'ser ce qu'elle pourra faire,
mais ellie promet d'accorder toutes les
facilities que ses resources lui permet-
front d'offrir.
La seuie condition r5olam6e par ces
o"nques, otalt Ia faciiit6 d'ttrndrc
loue circulation Jusqu'a copcurrcnce des
trois quarts do leur capital ct d'6tre
afifaachies del'ob!igatjen de faire con
tire signer leurs bilIets pax pAuditeur.
une loi dams &c but % etc prdsentee an
Senat par N Solomon, ct apres avoir
pass6 au SSnat, ellie a paru devant la
qui Ia renvoy6e a son somite.
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F. e. CLOUTIER.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

W. 14N-DT I Il I e
NFoRME respectueusement res amis ct I.
Il pubic en- general, qua la solicitation d.
oeaucoup de ses anciens clients, il a recon-.
mence Ia pratique de So profession ct prepare
un eAcelieh' once a 50 Residence, / rencoi
gnure des rues Seconde ct St-Deui,.
Les persoDnes desirant ser service, .ons
lnlormtes qu'elles lie trouveront Gu tout tennss
chez lui. ~
E1cepte en- cas- d'URGEscx, aucun travail
ne sera fat hors de l'offce.
~~lout son opvrags cstgsrsst; pour IN -
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fnnion sNatfbitotbes.


A Goutierville, N. Abel ssSs.
i con,,1 Louis Manner.
p''' Hylcr LsvAssEun.
A Ia Nlle-O Orleans, Para j. Co.
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NOtnire. - Nous a~pprenons avec
plaisir que Mr.. w. P. Morrow Went
d'6tre nomme ~notaire D Natchiteches.
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COMPAGNIE
DES~ CHASSEURS A PIE
EXERCISES.
nercredi 3 hcurcs p. M
AyEc us1voRms,

SHEneuI D heurts r. n I
Nota.--Aucun enlargement q
fait dams pordfe dh service, snr !.
que 10 Capitaine on TN dec DIN =
rcfnplissant ses fonctions, men aim
1 Ia cornpagnic. IN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-03-12
THE FokT DoNELsoN FIGHT AND SUR.
RENDER.

Since Mr. Burch's account WAS in print.
we have seen report, by General Pillow, oil
the fight and surrender Of Fort Dunelsnn,
too long. however. loi insertion in full ~
this issue. II y very clear 10 is details, aud
reflects the greatest honor upnn thr irnups
that were engaged. We publish that portion
which relates the occurrences of Saiur,la,
night, after the terrific fight Of that .lay,
and throws light upon The confederation,
that led to the surrender, aud the mode 10
whIrh II was done. The following is the e1.
tract:
The operations Of the day had forced the
entire command of the enemy around tn our
right wing, and in front II Gen. Buckner's
position 10 the entertainments. and when lbs
command reached his position he found The
enemy rapidly advancing to take possession
OF this puftiun Of MS work. tie had a stub
born conflict lasting one aud ha II hours to
regain IL, and the enemy actually got pos,es-
sion Of the extreme right Of his position,
and held II SO firmly that he could moi dis.
lodge him. The position thus gained BY the
enemy was most commanding one, being
Immediately in the rear Of our river battery
and field work fur lis protection. From Il
he could readily turn the intrenchvd work
occupied BY Gen. Buckner, and attack him
10 reverse, or advance under cover Of an in.
tery,ning ridge directly upon our battery
and field work. While he held thi. posi-.
ton u was manifest that we could not hold
the main work or battery. Such was the
condition OF the armies at night-falI after
nine hours Of conflict On the 18th instant, in
which our loss sss severe, and leaving not
less than 5000 of the enemy dead and wound.
ed on the 6eld. We left upon the field
nearly all bis wounded. because we could
not remove them. We left his dead unbur.
led because We could not bury them. Such
conflict and courage has perhaps never be.
fore occurred upon this continent. We took
about 500 prisoners and large number Of
arms. We had fought 10 open the way for
our army and relieve 70 from % investment,
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rnE EXCHANGE OF PRLsryFRs.

Tie subjnned i from Washington dis
patch 20 one uf the Northern p .pers. In Civ
in up the surplus exchange of prisoners
se had un hand. our Goyernmrn, has given
another evidence IL the Christian and civil
lied principles upon which It is carrying on
this def nsIye war against the mercilrss in
vsding foe. II now remains 20 be seen
whether the enemy will be as magnanimous
a. we have been:
The Hon. Hamilton Fish and the Rev.
Bishop hmes have returned 70 Washington,
and, u IS stated. have made a report 10 their
Government respecting their mission 10 re-
l,ese Unios prisoners in the South. They
repaired 10 Fortress Monroe aud made knos n
their commission to the Confederate author-
tiles at Norfolk. BY whom the matter Mas
referred TO Richmond. A reply came refus-
ing TO the commissioners admission to the
Confederate territory, but expressing readi-
ness 20 negotiate for the general exchange
Ut prisoners. Our commissioners opened
negotiation which resulted IN perfect sue
cess. An equal exchange was agreed to,
but the Confrderates had three hundred
more prisoners than our Government: but,
with commendable magnanimity, they pro.
posed To- release those on parole, if our Go.
yernment would agree to release three hun.
dred Of their men that might hereafter fall
into our hands. This noble commission Of
Secretary Stanton, therefore, has its ample
reward. A general "jail delivery" Of our
soldiers will occur throughout the South,
and they will soon be rejoicing 10 liberty
regained. Since the close Of this negntia.
ton with their offer 10 give liberty to those
surplus three hundred Union soldiers, the
confederates have had reverse, and Inst
thousands Of prisoners At Roanoke Island
and Fort Donelson. The question Is, shall we
Be like msgnanimous and give up on parole
the large surplus We now hayei
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F.rrrrsrnLr. AJAX. : Fayetteville. Ar.

FarErTsvILLE. AK. - Fayetteville, Ar
kansas. has been burnt BY order Of General
Mecslloch. Fayetteville was a aoarishing
village, the county seat 81 Washington, Ark.
aud situated two hundred miles north-ws
Of Little Rock. IL has been heretofore the
centre 81 an active trade. and had two large
and fourishing schools. one Tor each ser.
Fayetteville contained a United States land
Office. three churches, aud handsome eou rt.
house. The current Of emigration was set,
ting strongly towards Fayetteville. and az
Tar baek as 1883 L had population o. 500
or more.
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Mnrrarr,annnunu Trsx

MusvRErssoRouoH. Trss. = Murfrsesbo.
rough. Tenn. where Gen. Sidney Johnston.
army have made stand. is in Rutherford
county. Immediately on The Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad. and about thirty.iwo
miles southeast Of Nashville. II /. located
~ beautiful plain. surrounded by q healthy
and fertile country. The Union University
al this place Is aourishing institution, foun.
ded BY the Baptists in 1871. There Is also
9 female Institute, under The direction OF the
Baptissj one Bank and five Churches. Two
newspapers were published here previous 10
the var. The people are wealthy. highly
refined and well educated. Murfressborough
was the capital Of Tennessee from 1917 70
1897. whsD the sta,s.house vas consumed
BY Gre.
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M.mphl,. rennr..s.. M.reh. al.


J'nas LiebbeIh. who furnished a Union
dag 70 the Federals At Fayetteville, Atkan.
sss. aud pointed nut The leading secession.
lists and their property IN that place. has
been arrested by OR troops. aud vas brought
TO Van buren, 10 strong irons on last Friday.
Late advice, from GAINESVILLE, Ark, state
thar II will be week before the fight oc-
cur. at Boston Mountain.
The latest advice, from New Madrid
represent The Federal army twenty thousand
strong. within two day, march II that place.
\ -k.rinish occurred ~ Saturday between
.tneir advance guard II me thousand cavalry,
AID forre 81 two hundred under General
Fhnmpsan. Gen. Thompson was driven in.
The Federal loss was tsenty live.
The Coniederstes are 10 large force al
New Madrid. aud expect to whip the Fed.
erai, there.
Late advires from Nashville represent
hat unly three Uninn flags are iying there.
The L'ncrln soldiers are surprised aud cha
rrinei IN account of the little sympathy er-
hIbiIrd fnr the Uni0n.
Iap,. Morgan c.ptared ninety Federals
"n last Thursday night.
Every nign the Federal pickets are killed
or captured.
The federal piekets now extend their op.
eratl"ns TO Franklin. twenty miles south Of
Nashville.
There was skirmish at Savannah. Miss,
near Eastport. on Friday last. Eighteen
federal.. from the gunboats. were killed.
-Four were killed on our side.
Gen. Johnston is falling back 10 a conye.
nieni supporting distance of the Charleston
Road.
A battle iserpected every day with the
Federals at Boston Mountain.