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.Michigau southern 4 Lake ShoI(
RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANG EMENT.

I'M AND AFTER NAY 4TH, AND IN
til further notice trains will lsave Chicago ~
- follows:
700 A n New York Express, daily, except
Sundays. ------------
730P n Night Express, daily, exeept 8ataE.
days. - 7 = = =
~ Trains arrive in Chicago ct s:l5 y, and
els An. S@ @
All he above trains make regular connections
toDunkirk, D11alo, Niaeasa Falls, Albany, Nov
York, eeeton, Phladslphia, BalAnoss and ~
peints East.
. lux1rious new Sleeping Coashes. with ~ nod
eEn Improvements run on Night Trains.
Throagh Tiehsts oan b o6taaned = the Co.
pany's Once, IS Clark street, eyDdee ah@man
he1ss, Or = the Depot eceSss q On vaa- ~
H.B. 0AWYHR
~Qneol WoetsU AeenA
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Illinois Central Railroad.
&Q4sEzz

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ Sd, trains will leave from the Grand Centra]
Depot, foot Of Lake and South Water street:
Through Express, I At $50 A NJ, arriving al
daily, exc, Srndays,} Eairo ut 4:30 A N.
~ This Train connects for Peoria, Alton. 81,
Louis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Accommodation At 400 r N, for Cairo and Way
Train, Station.. striving At Cairo 4
Every day, J s:45 p N next dav.
~ This Trsin, on Saturdays, will run only to
Urbana. Trains arrive At Chicago at ll:05 4 N
AMI $50 p N. NE
tor Tickets and information, apply at the Office
the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago: Leave Woed Lawn:
6:V A N GAS NJ
$40 ~ cas- AN
100 n 12.55PM
5:OO n 8A5PM
0:OOPM 6:5OPN
W. R. ARTHUR, Gent Sup't.
VIZ. JOHNSON, Gen Passenger Ag't. no6OM
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|. RAILROADS.
Mississippi . nd Missouri RI, rssd

mississippi . nd Missouri Ra srssd
sUA Aaas-Ae aANonsu 80
1ss'ss ss~ Sy 0iesoo si@s, saieA i essl,s ~
ssss (ssk~ ekss Dssseposs s;s.s.
I'M AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY e.
lso2: aad until further notice, passsaeec
trains vlasase psvsnpcss = fellows, n
40 :. \. for Victor and Washington.
TRAINS ARRIvs At DAvsHrosr A yoL1ova H
o.SoP. \. from Victor and Washington.
Aorning tssins out Of Davenport will make dir,et
=: Connections =. Victor, Iewa city and Wssaias.
~ points West. $50 so1
.s. inns from the West connect Il Dav.nper.
n c train, Of the Chicago and Rsck isla.d kaii
MAO for ell points East, NORTH and SsotA. -.
Passengers are reminded OF the neces.itvs -
SWING distinct directions q to he estin..icr ~
TIER tasrage .'s to Ssfo.s ssnin.
sheh seats TAO els.
A. KnNBALL, Asst Supt. 10y"
Davenport, May Sd, ls62.-dtf
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GREAT(ONSOL:DATED LINE
Cincinnati & Chicago Air Line
RAILROAD

LOFTY MILES THE SHORTEST ROUTE
l. to Cincinnati, indianapolis and Louisville.
Two Express Trains leave West SIDE Uni6 De-
pot, Chicago, as follows:
At IS NJ. daily, except Sunday.
At GlO NJ, daily, except Saturday.
Arrive at lO:45 A NJ, and lO:45 :N
Through to Cincinnati and indianapolis without
change Of cars
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Night Trains
Time to Cincinnati, eleven u0urs.
Through tickets may be obtained at the principal
Railroad Offices in the North West, and the Com
panys Office, No. l33 Randolph street, under
the Shera an House.
JOHN BRANDT, ] GENT Sup't,
C.E. FOLLETT, Gent Ticket Axt
d. N. H. MOORE, Ag't, Chicago.
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.nanII1lL.IQUORS. !.

~ asGsA Sliglss l05Sf, lOssgEs !,
~ @Ic1xak,zRss, or 9cfE
|s:lS| 0h<c1f, which might b
S! ~ checked with a simple rem
&22U edy, if neglected, often ter
inmates seriously FelD are a,nareg Of
the importance Of stoprng Hcngh o.
GZl1kt anLd in its first stags; thai
which in the beginning ,oo,41d yield te
mild remedy, not attended to, soon
attacks the lungs.
A.ouvz's B<cnchinL >S<cclaes
,Dere first introduced e,slers years ago
It has been proved that they are the best
article before the public for /GoilAhs,
folds, 8<cnc/hifia, .Hzsthnza,
Tata<<h, the Hacking Cough in cn-
sux,7Etion, and numerous objections Of
the Shxo0f, givirg immediate relief.
Public Speakers and Singers,
uiu find then, efectuol for clearing ayao
strengthening the voice.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers IL
Medicine, at rs cents per bo1.
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Michigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To J.csC York, .Hesc England
and The Can dus.

I'm AND AFTER SUNDAY MAY 5rH, 1862,
~ trains leave the Great Central Union Depot
toot of Lake street, as follows:
IA NJ Day Express except sunday arrivesa
Detroit at $40 = NJ. Suspension Bridge at $3.50 NJ,
Albany $50 ii, New York $50 JPN, Boston 1880
Pm.
1870 Night Express except Saturday, ar
$50 p NJ, Albany 500 A N, New Iork 1850
A N, Boston $50 N.
Cincinnati trains, via N G Railroad, leave Chi
esgo 1t A N mail train, 7:3O N Fast Express ;
arrive IN Chicago At Sis A Fast Express, aud
8:l5 n Night Mail Train.
The 1870 PM train leaving Chicago runs through
to Cincinnati without change Of oars or baggage.
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RAILROADS
chicago 4 s!ReXfsIa Se5Ii5s=7
SU1N1p A1RA1o1rrrr ,es.

sUAn ARRS1o1l11T, lses.
I'M And AY1sR MORAY .Av- :.
49, anAil ts1Aeey aseaeo. ~ ~, =! ~
Dsvsspoh dailH daadavs sssssss[. = tss,.I.. -
- Is.' Isin sssss 800. .ss....... 10 N0 . -
- nhGnt express .ssse-..e..........os1o !. :.
cepted, ~ follows: @Ss o..
st night express u. !. !. J. 49,, ]. I'm.
- nAA 'ras ss....-... ........ ..sA3S ?. Z.
Al trains over this roatsars in direct conpsxio.
asChisago with trains over both The Niohiesn
eoaAsns. nchipa .Cntal, Pitasblre. ia
wayne, and ChicdEo Railroad 70 and from Dc.
eoit, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati.
stttsburs, Dunkik, Buffalo, Niagara FAILS, Aha.
~, Now York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ingson- Also At LaSalle with trains Of the IIli.
.ois Central Road-North 70 Oaisns ana South .
bt. Louis and Cairo. o
Fssasres~s are reminded Of the necessity af
4Vng distinct directions TO tho dostina ton q
sneiI baggage, also % procure Hcksts before tab
tnelr seats IN the CATS, as the conductors col.
fares only to stations on tho line Of the Chi.
esgo and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY Superintendent.
davenport, MAY B. 1861 Az
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GREAT EASTERN ROUTE
To BOSTON AND NEW England
ls.lyssa.,ii;is.s aisasys } % gazas1
PASSENGERS ALSO FOR ALI. PARTS OF
! Northern and Western New York, buy your
Tickets from Chicago via tho Michigan Central
1ailroad, Grand Trunk Railway via Ogdensbure.
and
Ogdensburg & Vermont Central
RAILROADS TO BOSTON.
Time through from Chicago ~ IL Hours.
Passengers leaving Chicago on arrival Of train
from Rock Island or Davenport arrive at Detroit
ue4t morning, and Boston same afternoon.
Through Tickets for sale at the Grand Trunk
hallway Office under Adams House, Mich gan
Central Railroad Office, fremont House and At toe
rsat Central Depot, Chicago.
~ g. AN DRUN
General Western Travelling AgenA
jys5-dly No. lSisko street, Chicago:
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chicago, Burlington = Quincy +. :

IDASSENGERTR LEAvEAND ARRIVE
i ct Chicago - follows:
Day Express. .. 1880 AN S30PM
Night do ....lI:45P NJ 5aOAM
Mendoza Aecommodt'n s:y0PN loco AN
V31-tfl G. g. HAMMOND, Sup't
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c.. PN1.f1eersktn.

vTyHr UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED
i themselves tsgether this day, for the purpess
Of eonaucting the Hotel business at the LsClairl
House, In tis city, under the firm name Of Gillstt
Wirts : Mo1Tia
DAvsxroRr, May 7th, 1862.
p. ]. 01LLRTT;
J. q. WIRTS,
W. G. NORRIS.
mve .dH
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RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD

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est. to the studies and exercises Of advanced ~
ptls
Teachers and scholars can order this work With
perfect reliability upon it, being, in every pastie
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foreign lingering. When the work 10 ordered, II
NO preference 10 dssignatsd. the edition with
American lingering will BE- sent.
Be sure that in ordering IL you ne particu.
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IN He VII LIN W n
IA a. 3 - q = III
aaz4DoAOo1A. RNRG10ne
eaa b foaud ct the Fair 0roands, DsSsupsee
ftsa Tuesday III Saturday q sash week t1ll9
~ eoaeea. laplS-d&W4
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vTvnE FIRM OF GILLETT, WIRTS L KELLY
FORMERLY proprie.ors of the LeClaire House
Il this day dissolved By mutual consent. The
accounts Of the concern will 10 settled by ii
msmbers.
DAvxNroKT, Nay 7th, 1861.
J. G.. WIRTS,
]. 8. KELLEY.
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CLAIKVOYANCE,

Mr. AND MRS. T. 8. PRICE, HYDRO.
W eclectic and e'airvoyast physieiaps. Nm.
rnes w;A pey sPssiel attention 20 thspeaeties a
Obsssssaes and healing diseases peculiar . her
OHyICs Hov0-oa. m. q sn. - na..a
residence, LsCiaire House. Reception roo~ ~.
tween Main asA ladies' entrance. Seco.a 49,.
fsbl7-dlyJ Dsyenp' r. io~~
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Rutan,s Patent VentilatOrs
On Cars Of Day Express Tains:
Patent Sleeping Cars On Night Trains.
Baagage Checked Through.

THROUGH TICKETS for sale in oil principal
Railroad offices in the Vest, at the General Office,
corner Of Lske ana Dearbon streets, (undsr the
fremont House, Chicago, and at the Depot.
X. n. RICE, Gent oup't.
J. W. SMITH, Western Pass. Agent. jnl
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books, wrapping them carefully, and will procure
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Il publishers Price and six stamps. Address
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the best makers will b shown how they can save
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J. 9. PARkRn, A.N 60 v. AioAnN, u. D..
DOCTORS PARKER L NcCARN.
OHYS1O.ANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
L No. rranklin 5lock, secosd Aeoe, Bsady g..
between second and Third, Davenport, eva.
On. PARK8a's residence, corner 9TH and LeClairs
stroets. DR. Csc. v. AcCAsM's residence, east
Brady, second door from corner Of 9th.
l7-dtf
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0URrl0 HOUSE.
N0RNER OF IOWA AND RIyrH STREETS
~ Dsvsnport. Iowa. .chaaS
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OOA0EOU DEN 1SCe
DY SOLICITATION OF MANY FRIENDS
ID in Davenport, l have opened bsanch oliee
in the LeClaire House, for the accommodation Of
those Who wish any sll1e u NJ liz. go "a
shall b ct the LsClaifo House iron .. =. e
Il n, every day s1espe aasdays. he balance
land.
TAsokfal for past favoesasd pstss hope
% receive Continuance Of the same.
H4NRY PlSCHEt,
Rock Island, June 10, 1869.
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0BO.0 3. C. DOW. q. 4. Brown.
now Z BROWN,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW
"a and Notaries Public,
>. &. BaOwN, United States Commissioner.
O1riCB-At Louis A. Macklot's Exchange Of
dee, Davenport, Iowa. msr8.n
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TO FARmER

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Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-17

BATAILLE pU I AvRIL-Unc c~orrcspon,
dance %particuliere adrcssGje i E1ppcal dc
Memphis rGpand TN jour nouveau sur
In bataille du L. Nous traduisons dc
cettc correspondence les tres int6res-
SAINTS passages qni suivent.
De bonnie heure, lie matin, nos avant-
postcs, attaquGs par l'ennemi, furent
obligts dc SC rcplier, ct pendant qu'une
grande portion de nos troupes Gtait
occup6e a piller les tentes ct q transport
ter clles-mtmes toutes sortcs d'articles
a~bandonnGs par les F6dGraux, le fcu a
commence en- face ct an centre. Une
ligno de batailIc Gtait dGia adoptc;c ct
ON poussa en- avant batteries sur bat
tcrics. A la manicrc don't les Yankees
combattaient, il 6tait ais6 dc yoir qu'ils
avaicnt reeu des renforts considGrablcs
ct quill faudrait beaucoup d'tnergie
pour les repousser. lie combat une
fois engage fut plus furicux ct plus
d6sespGrG que celui de Ia veille. 80.
IL Gtait alors II heurcs du matin
Nous avions maintenu toutes nos posi-
tons contre I'm nombre snperieur de
fraiches troupcs. La bataille await etc
tres meurtrierc, mails rennemi reculait
dc nouveau ct DIES Girls d'enthousiasme
partaicnt dc nos rangs quand soudainc-
ment nous fumes forces dc faire halle.
Nous vines de ~nouvellcs batteries
dressGes contre nous ct une nouvelle
canonnade nous indiqua c~lairement
que nous avions affaire a DIES troupes
toutes fraiches. Buell. 6tait arrive ayec
80, 900 hommes ct une seconde bataille
allait avoir lieu. La lutte Gtait inGgale,
ct, ans d6lai, des measures prises pour
opGror la retraitc.a On envoya i Par
riere, train sur train ayec les blesses,
les provisions, les munitions; des de-
tachements de soldats furent charges
dc tenir Ia route en- Gtat practicable;
10 cavalcric partit pour detruire les
articles provcnant DIES iGdGraux ct qui
restaient dams notre camp ct quclqucs-
uns dc nos regiments, dpuisds de fati-
que, firent face y lcnnemi pour arr6ter
scs progress. Ainsi dura la bataille
jusuq'a In mutt.
LIE feu de Penncm iGtait ~concentrG sur
Ia garche. Les gcnGraux Bragg,
Hardec, Rugglcs, Polk ct Bcaurcgard
.lui1neme, p%artagerent tous les pGrils
dc Ia journGc. Mats Ia nature faiblis-
salt 81 non le courage. II ny await
plus que dos fragments de regiments
~cepcntant Fennemi tut tenu On GcI.ec.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-17

Lao Sibiey.-Lc montage con.
siderable de CO lac, apres lie dcrnicr
ouragan a occasionne une 5rtche asscz
forte Il La digue. Foila plusieurs fois,
que cette aimee, meme malheur nous
arrive. ii fault bien dc lencrgic, i
ceux qui sont a la tite dc cettc amelio-
ration notable pour ne pas abandon
ner des travaux qui deviennent 81
onereuS. Esperons qu'ils sc mettront
resentment q l'euvre, car de CO lac, de-
pend 10 pain quotidien de bicn des IA
miles, ct 10 disbursement de beaucoup
dc nos amateurs de peche.
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TorcHASTE SYMrArn1E.-Grcclcy Sc
lamente pitcuscment en- ~faisant rGnu-
mdration dos sommcs que son journal,
la Tribune, aura II payer pour la take
dc gucrre. Tant pour les annonccs,
tant pour les ddptchcs tdltgrapIiques,
tant pour lie rcvenu, formeront un total
de 5000 par an. Sur &c, son con
trerc Bennett, du Hera1l, s'Gcric triom-
phalemcnt que Ia Tribune est 4 sa der
Mere heurc, a d6ja ellie ne faisait plus
scs frais. Vingt-cinq mile piastres
dit-iI, lui porteront le dcrnier coup.
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Marche de Oak Hill.
GLO1RE Ell DoLEUR.

Nous devons d raimable obligeanco
de M. j. Nores III excmplaire de Ia
Mdrchs de Oak HW ct Glotre e. Douleur.
publies par les editeurs, Sourdes ct
C~hassaignac, Nouvelle-O Orleans. II ne
nous est pas permits de porter I'm iuge-
ment sur ces dcux morceaux: nous
avouons notre incompetence en- la ma
there. Mais nommer Mile. Coralie Buard,
Ernest LeGendre ct Jules Nores. sont
plus qu'une accommodation aupres dc
notre public; ces mons, d eux seuls.
sont un success, ct c'est d ce titre que
nous engageons tous les amateurs a SC
les procurer sans dGlai.
Tn autro motif, bien puissant en- &C
moment, puisquil y va du soulagcment
de 0 braves, ces deux rec de,
dies u Pelican Rangers des Nat
chltoches,' SO vendent au bdn6lice DIES
malades ct bless6s du &c regiment dc
volontaires louisianais. 5
Nous losperons car nous %connais-
sons 10 patriotismo de nos families.
chacun tiendra q lhonneur de poss6der
dams son salon l'@ivre dc nos parois.
stems.
On pcut sc procurer des exemplaires
Oh prix de $3.50 pour les deux, chez
NM. Felix Mdtoyer, Jules Nores, gu
aux bureaux dc LUaion.
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. by" Nous appelons l'attcntion dc
nos l~ecteurs sur la lcttre public dams
nos COLONIES anglaises, do Corinthc,
Mississippi. Ellie emano de notre Cor
respondent r6gulier, DIES Natchitoches
Rebels. Sous peu, nous espdrons en-
core ayoir dc ses BONES ~nouvelles, ct
donner un detail complct de la bataille
de Shiloh, a laquelle il q assist6, ct OH
notre 1Se Regiment s'est convert dc
gloire.
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AVIS AUX FUMEURS
= DE TABAC HACHE.

d soussigne informe respectueusemn
IL Messiears les Marchards de Ia vile ct de
Ia campagne, ct tous les consommateurs en-
general, quill Went d~'ajouter a 81 manufac-
ture de TABAG EN- POUDRE, don't 1e
produits lui ont valu une medaille dor a
FExposition uniYerseIle de Paris, en- 1855 la
fabrication de TABACS A FUMER do
toute nature, quill garantit etre aussi bon
pour lc moins, que ccux DIES maisons les plus
en- renom, ct, en- outre, parlaitemcnt pur3 Ell
agreabIcs All govt,
Depot general ct debit IA son magasin No.
lG, rue St-Louis.
Manufacture a M~cDonoghville, LIE.
A. DELPT
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On Demands
ANN0NCES JUDICIAIRES.
Vente de Succession.

Succession De Hglcr Le,assc,p, dtcflf.
I'm yertu dun ordrc de yente dc Honorable
~ cour de district dams ct pour Ia p%aroissc
des Natchitoches, sera ycndu Il l'ancienno
residence du defunt, dams III VILE dc Campte,
en- cette. p~aroisse,
Mercredi lie 3Omc jour d+Arril 1862.
les prophecies suivantes, appartenant a Iaditc
succession, SAVIOR:
Tn rcste De Marehandiscs.
I'm CheyaE
Une Noiture.
Et un lot de meubles de mfnagc.
CONDITIONS DE VENTE.
Pour toutes sommcs jusqu'a vingt piastrcs
compliant; au-dela de c montant payable lie
Ter mars 1868. Les acQuereurs au credit don
neront lcurs billets, IN soiido, payables il
Iordrc dc administrators dc Iadite success
sion a son domicile dams eette p%aroisse, ayec
hypotheqic special ct pri vilege dd yendeur
retenu sur les objects vendus, pour garantir
lenticr ct parlait Placement DIES hillets. Les
billets pOrtant hut pour cent par an d'interet
apres l'echeance jusqu'au parfait Placement.
d. MURPHY,
lIa-2l EuUptpUy.
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Tickets-AttentiOn.

que deja il circulc chez nous des tick
cts controfaits. Nous en- avons WI IN,
mails qui ne peut tromper que lmil ct
la bonnie fol dc celui qui nc salt pas
lire. Que clacun observe attentive
ment les tickets quilui sont p%r6scntGs,
lis sont faciles 4 %reconnaitrc.
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Avis.

T Els personnes ayant en- leur possession
~ des liyres appartenant a la bibliotbeque
du soussigne, on i Ia bibliotheque ci-devant
appartenant aJohn b. Carr, Esq, qui residait
en- Get endroit, m'obligeront beaueoup en- les
PENDANT on en- me faisant SAVIOR les titres ct
les volumes DIES livres qu'ik peuvent ayoir.
La valour de bealeoup d'ouvrages utilcs
ayailt etc depreciee en- consequence dc volumes
manquant.
17aja J. g. CAMPBELL.
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MANAssAs.-Le N. York Pos dit que
Ia retraite de Manassas est I'm des plus
beaux movements militaires quot
frcnt les temps anciens ct modernes.
Ii change complement la face dc la
gucrre ct en- reculc indeiniment lie
termc.
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I,eDr. CHARLES SABOURIN

A Pllonneur de pr6vcnir quill est
vent fxer So residence Il Natchitoches.
Unelonguo pratique de So profession
lui permet d'esp6rcr 10 coniiance public
nsy- Residence, ancienne demeurt du
DR.. Kerel.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-17

ExEMrLE 4 SurvRE.-Le major Walker
Reynolds, dc rAlabama, a donn6 un
bel cxemple en- envoyant DIES negrcs
traveller les terres DIES volontaircs
parts pour l'armee. Espdrons quill
trouvera des imitateurs.
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ViCfiInes.-Nols sommes 10 no

Victimes.-Nous sommes, dc nou-
voau. appol6s q enregistrer la pcrtc que
notrc paroisse Went d'dprouyer Il la
bataille dc Shiloh. Esp6rons que la
liste, d6ja trop Tongue, ne scra pas aug
mcntcc par dcs lettros plus ~rdiccntes.
LIE capt. Woods ct les deux freres
Justin ct Adolphe Sers, des Natchi-
toches Rebels /; A. Fleury, des Gardes
dOrl6ans, sont au nombrc des morris.
On nous cite d'autres mons. mails
ricn d'ofliciel nest venu les confirmcr.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-17

EXPEDITION DU MIss1ssIrr1.-L'exptdi.
ton du has Mississippi est rctard6c
dams ses progress par la mort funestc
de ses piiotcs. Jusqu'a quatrc ont etc
tues dams I'm jour. Lie Gen. Grant
s'est vi oblig6 dc fairc double en- fer
leur cabine pour les METRE 4 Fabri dcs
coups dirig6s contre cux,-N Y Herald
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-04-17
TIN TURF OPERATIVE
Dr. MI

- & ~
NE remede qui ma pas encore failli depuis
~ quinze ans quill est en- usage, ct bien SUI
aerisur a tous les ~extraits de S%aIsejpareillc ct
p tous les Depuratifs employees usqu'a ce
our.
II guerit tous les maladies chroniques, soft
interieure, soft extremes, sans difference d'age-
hi de seXe.-nulle maladie provenant dc Tim
purete du sag ne reslste a son usage les dar-
tres, de quelque nature quiclle soient, les in
dmit6s, consequence dc labus du mercure on
fe tout autre traitement qui q yicie Ia cons
t%itution, sont parfaitement ct radicalement
queries, toute les fois que Fon pers6vere dams
son cmploi.
Les Leuchorees, Pcrtes blances, ~irrtgula-
rites dams Ia periodicite DIES menstrues, Ia
chlorosc la ~sterilite provenant de toute mala
die chronique GU constitutionnelle toutes ces
maladies disparaissent par un traitement assez
longtemps prolonge dc Teinture Depuratiye
du DR.. MENG.
TIVE DU DR.. MENG.
L'Epilepsie, lorqu'elle nest pas occasionn6o
par une lesion o%rganique, les Rhrmatismes
chroniques ct quelquefois aigus, les ~ulceres
cancereuy, ont etc radicalemcnt gueris.
Ii serait fatiguant, ct pour lie public ct pour
nous, de faire Remuneration dc toutes les ma
ladies oil Ia TEXTURE DEPuRArIvE Du DR..
MENG, a obtenu un plein success il sulfit de
SAVIOR quill ny a pas ell jusqu'a presentune
serile maladie chronique inveteree on consti-
tutionnelle, pro9uite par I'M vice quelconque
DIES humeurs, qui ait resiste Il Ia puissanee
medicatrlce de cette preparation.
Prix ST. so Ia b%outeille, a vendre en- gros
ct en- detail chez lie Dr.. MENG, a la Phar-
maeie Nouvelle, Place du Croissant, Donald
s%onyille, Dep0ts Il StCharles, chez Louis
Gassin, rive droite, ct chez B.. Llbat, rive
droite a St-Jean-Baptisto. chez S. Sentille,
DR.. Gantonnet, Emile Monte, l.. Vial, rive
droite, ct U.Vicknair, rive galche,
A yendro par I. Lacoste, John ". Tabrc
II .Lcihtenstein.