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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-10-23

/" Goblets and decanters,
&" Champagne, and Caret and Sherry glasses.
SundrieS.
Blue, grey and white wooden blankets,
Russia crash, Bed Quilts,
100 pcs. heavy Burlaps, 40 inches,
Lubin's Extracts, Macassar Oil,
Buffalo Dressing combs,
Ivory tooth combs,
Tooth brushes,
Mems white Berlin C.oves,
Crochet cotton,
Playing Cards,
White linen tape,
White, brown and black linen thread,
Blue cotton thread,
A large assortment of ChIdren's toys,
Gilt famed mirrors,
Looking Glasses,
Paris Fans, Ladies' reticuIes AMI work -baskets,
Violin strings,
Cashmere tables and Piano covers,
Ladies embd, skirts,
Mother Of Pearl buttons,
Black and white bone buttons,
&" &" metal " frame
A small invoice of oil Paintings and Eugrayings in glide
Water-monkeys,
Hide Poison, zoo gallons water to l gallon poison)
Printing paper, Letter and note paper,
Steel pens, LEAD pencils,
French BACKED calf-skins,
Lasting CATERS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-01
JOHN T. COOKE.

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER, o-t.
yIAS CONSTANTLY on hand large assGs,
IL ment Of FAMILY GROCERIES,, G S1 H.,
ing of BACON, Of all kinds; TLQg ~ y
barrel or smaller packages; BUChn = FIGS FIGs'
CURRANTS, RA1SINS. PKU 70, ,;+os the
SARDINES, &C., Sc. to which ne ln' 49,, !"
attention of customers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-01
can MaClellan's Official Report.
NEAR SHARPsBURG. Sept. 29-l:3t

.unj. Gen. Izo77ecE, ten. !" C/'1eT, 1. >. Il.
General: I have the honor to report the TOT
lowing a. some ot The results OF the battles OF
South Mountain and Antiatam:
II South Mountain or loss was four hun
dred and forty-t},ree killed, eighteen hundre
and six woupdei. Total, twenty three hundred
and twenty-five.
1t ADtieram our loss vas 2:010 killed, 9,4l6
wounded. 1913 missing; total: 1909, Total
loss in the TWO battles, 1874.
The loss Of the Rebels in the two battles,
~ near % can be ascertained from the numoer
Of their dead found upon the field and upon
this data will lot fail far short Of the following
estimate: Major Davis, Assistant Inspector
General, who superintendent the burial OF the
dead. reports about 5000 Rebels buried upon
the field Of Antietam by our own troops. Pre-
vio?s to this, however, the rebels had buried
n1anv Of their own dead, upon the distant por-
ton of the battle field which they occupied az
ter the battle-probably at least 500.
The loss Of the rebels at South Mountain
cannot be ascertained with accuracy; but as
our troops continually drove them from the
commencement Of the action. and as much
greater number Of their dead were seen upon
the field than Of our own men: it IS not unreas-
enable TO suppose that their loss vas great
er shan ours. Estimating their killed at 500,
the total rebel loss in the TWO battles would be
1000. According to the ratio OF our own
killed and wounded this would make their loss
in wounded Is. 49,
As nearlv2s can be determined at this time,
the plumber Of prisoners taken by or troops in
the t7yo battles will 81 the lowest estimate,
amount 70 five thousand. The tu1l returns
will no doubt show larger number u these
about twelve hundred are wounded. This
gives The rebel loss in killed, wounded, priso-
ners twenty five thousand FIVE hundred and
forty-t5Yo It will be observed that this does
NOT include their stragglers, the number q
w1oln is said by citizens here TO be large.
It gOav be safeIv concluded, therefore, that
the rebel army lost at least thirty thousand Of
their best troops during their campaign II
Maryland.
From the time our troops first encountered
the enemy in Maryland until he was driven
back into Virginia, We captured thirteen guns,
seven cais2ons, nine linlbers, TWO field FORCES,
tT3 caisson-bodies, tbirty-njne colors and one
.;4na1 Gag. We have not lost single gun or
color On the battle field Of Antietam 1900
small! arms we're collected, besides the large
number carried of by citizens and those dis
tfihuted on the ground to recruits and other
unarmed men arriving Immediately after the
battle At South Mountain no collection OF
SMALL arms was made owing to the haste Of the
pursuit from that point -Four hundred were
taken on the other side Of the Potomac.
GEO B. MCCLELLAN, Major General Com
nanding.
The career Of the Second Wisconsin Regi-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-01
PAINTS AND OILS.
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY H0yERsSa0oE'
ALEXANDRIA, -, Sept. Ii, 1907

General Orders, 10. 3 ;. .1...
Information having been received Al :, t i;s,'
HEADQUARTERS that certain citizens ana sG 3nr..
Of low repute ore constantly committing otF j..
dations upon the property and persons .! s w.
feceess inha bitants who have by force ~ av w
dria as place Of shelter and protectM9na::.- ~.
therefore. notice is hereby given that al ps:,
sons detected participating in such laVless ': P
will be arrested and placed IN contf nfGH ~
order Of JOHN I. otto.osoodr;;a
Brig. Gen, Military Coy. Of AiexsDo''''
RoLL1N C. GALE, Capt. and A. a. ..
sept 16-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-01
=: -lfu7tg,172 ia ,RnTyr0.

pprp AGR4pHs,-':I NH7tuus IL Ra1su0.
The METROPOLITAN police are breaking up
MANY Of the houses Of IL fame IL Washington:
rh1.se more public and those more private: and
n many cases sending their inmates 70 the
zorkho1sa.-Whilst there IS strong feeling N
favor RI the South in England and France, the
government q Russia seems entirely III 1aEor
II The I, S, government-The sick and To71l',
57a3 are being RAPIDLY moved frona Sharpsburg:
and he harms and houses in the vicinity OF the
ha++14 field. to more comfortable quarters; aS
. general thing, the wounded are dong veil
Ben. T, Ha1lett died IN Boston yesterday. =
The Protestant Episcopa General Convention
meets IN New York to-day: none OF the soco-
led States will be represenred.-I law N re-
lation to stamp duties in the !. ;. goes into
effect to-lav.-Several accidents have lately
occurred among the soldiers IN and around
Waslington, BY the discharge Of loaded p15-
4o}s: TWO deaths happened in consequence
A canta;n in one of the regiments near y ash
ington. Yesterday, killed soldier, N selt-de-
fence.-(4en. Nelson rude conduct towards
Gem Davis which resulted in the death OF the
former, is universally conde1nncd.-The Lon
don papers all speak il high terms Of the skill
and bravery Of the Confederate troops IN the
late battles in this country: they @lso admit
and nraise tbs hard fighting OF tie Federal
troops.-1he corn crop has suffered IN some
rarts Of Ohio and Indiana, by the drought
Major Joseph ?. Warner, an old and respected
c;tizen Of Baltimore, died suddenly IN that city
T xessord oy \. 7. Journal Of Conmorca
5aTs +haf there are now about forty G. S. men
II: ready for orders at the different navy
wards. The depth Of water in the Ui1lo river,
at y hee,iDg, is now Il inoi1es
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-01

SwT27I)T,E.-A number OF persons mare Deen
carrvinc On O. system OF swlndElnS here II the
hounfv h1siness. Some having enlisted II one
reginant and obtained their bounty, deserted,
ioined other branches Of the service, a2G re-
ceived the I9ountya second time tthoTs naYe
entirely digaDpeared after receiving the bounty
We orr satisfied, from what .~a can learn, that
3 vast amount Of sviadh0g has been done II
this z7ay.-C Cincinnati Itu,e5
'A'@ ~ c.roe sort Of svind]ng is rractsed 10
New York and Pennsylvania. thereby cetralcl-
;ng the iber9lity Of the State and Federal GOV
Ailments. Some strong and united efforts
s?,o,7}d lie made 70 stop the sTlllole. ~, I.
G%a:pr2Ss. -
Gen Wadsworth will soon issue 40 order re-
ouirioc those Of the Confederate prisoners IN
hosrital in Washington, who can be safely
rooved t. be taken to the Old Capitol prison,
and con fined there in q hospital BY themselves.
T. Is said that similar order has been. CT wall
h. issued in Alexandria, in regard to tie re
1,oyal Of convaIescent Confederate prisoners.
There was frost in Wheeling last friday.
r is, stated, by very respectable authority,
that Cen. Cassius II. Clay will, after all: re-
tr,r, 70 Russia. The reason assigned is bis ID
ahil;tv to agree with the administration IN re-
gard to the conduct Of the war. ~Ihe statement
gains in creaibility from rumors which have
for some time prevailed Of Mr.. Cameron Z ex-
1,ac+aG return on visit.
J, severe earthquake shock vas experienced
81 :27orD,osa at hall. past niue O'CLOCK T. NJ. on
4he 9Th Of June last. At the city 4 Ialwan-
foo MANY houses fell, and four hundred per
a<,Jsa we're killed ID al Instant o. Tune.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-01

The career Of the Second Wisconsin Regi-
1nant is practically ended All that remains Of
the eleven hundred who left Wisconsin a little
more than twelve months ago, are iftynine.
The Presidents emancipation proclamation
formed the text for nearly ali the pulpit dis
courses in Boston on Sunday.
Mameluke Bey, the noted Mameluke war
rior, who joined Napoleon in Egypt and fol-
lowed him through his subsequent campaigns,
recently died in Paris aged IS years.
The New York Tribune says that Gen. Sigel
has asked to be relieved Of his command in the
army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-01

E Y D L E s s CHANGES1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-01
L I 3 e Z [ I Il ALL

! c E 4 S / \ 6 ATTRACTION
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08
PUBLIC BETTING

A meeting Of the Citizens Of tho
Town and Parish Of Natcllitoches was
held by special call, 1T the Court
House, OF Wednesday at 8 o'clock Z.
NJ, April 80. 1862.
On motion of Judge G. Chaplin. the
meeting was organized, BY the no,ni
nation Of Hon. J. g. Campbell as chair
man, and the selection Of Thomas II.
Airey as Secretary.
Judge Campbell, upon taking the
chair, addressed the assembly in u
brief impressive manner, explanatory
Of the object Of the meeting, which
was listened to with marked atten-
ton.
Judge Chaplin arose, and witl much
patriotic warmth addressed the meet
ing suggesting and urging the adop-
ton Of immediate measures to meet
the present ~exigencies Of affairs, and
for united and firm action. He closed
by moving, that q committee be APP
pointed by the chair, to draft suitable
resolution expressive Of the sense Of
this meeting, whercupon, the commit
tee numbering five, were named as
follows: L. G. DeRussey, G. Chaplin,
Senr; S. NJ. Hyams, A. Locompte, w.
w. Breazeale.
Col. S. NJ: Hyams then addressed the
meeting with great fervor making
eloquent appeal for the adoption Of
measure such as are demanded by the
peculiar situation in which this section
Of the state is involved TO take instant
action, to destroy every thing that
would at all be advantageous to our
invading foes.
Col. DeRussey also addressed the
meeting, giving his views on subjects
which will be found embodied IN the
Resolutions. It was then moved that
the meeting take q recess Of half an
hour, tofnablc the committee TO re-
port resolution.
The meeting reassembling, the com
mlttec, through their chairman, L. G..
DeRusscy, reported the following re-
solutions, which, after some discussion
and amendments, were unanimously
adopted:
"The committee to draft resolutions
expressive Of the sense Of this meet
ing, and to devise proper means for
she defence of the country and for de-
the objects Of the enemy, re
port as follows: lst. That it is tb
sense Of this meeting that the cott.
~ the Red River is il danger oftei
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08

Les ~nouyelles extraordinaires appor.
tees par lie steamer Grand Era. ont
cause dams notre vile une de ces com
motions bien diniciles i dtcrire, II
devait en- etrc ainsi. lie Gouver-
nenr Moore Ell fuito, important les
archives ct le Trtsor public, lie sort dc
Ia N. Orleans laisse entire les mains dn
Gen. Lowell puts remis an Marie Mon
. qtti s'empresse de le metre sous la
protection du Consul Francois. lc dra
peau tricolore aottant sur les monuments
pnbllcs, les guns boats Ftd6ralN, ainsi
qtle les navires dc guerre fraiicais. an
glals espagnel, ~faisant simultairGmelnt
acte de presence devant lc port males
tueux de cette noble cite, sont dc ces
fats, devant lesquels null ne pert etre
midi fferent. Les grorpes nombreux
forin6s dams Ia rue du Front, haranrues
par les uns ct les autres, offraient IN
spectacle don't ricn ne peut approcher.
Pour les uns, ct lis dtaient en- maiorit6,
cette grande mesurc de saIut public
devenait une n~ouvelle ore pour notrc
avenir. lis ~saluaient ayec bonheult ct
enthonsiasme la protection de notre
vieille allide. Les autres acceptaient
avec resignation ct calme, mails non
sans arri6re.pensec ule epreuvc dou-
l%oureuse DIES chances de Ia guerre. !
Dcpuis, Panxittd ia cessd de rdgner;
nos communications restent interrom-
pues ct chacun recoit DIES ~notlvellcs
de plus en- plus smrprenantes mails
sans bonner La solution meme proba.
BILE, du grand drame qli Sc prepare.
Des lettres p~articulieres recues, d'Alex-
andre, nous annoncent que Fun dc
nos gunboats est il fembouehure dc
la Riviere Rouge, en- sentinelie, tandis
que des bateauN aflrdtcs par notre
Commencement Won't par une vote de-
tournee, porter i notre arm6e les i'm
menses provisions que nous leur envoy
Files nous annoncent aussi que 4 /
10 date du q avril Ia vile nc ~s'etaitI
pas encore rendue ct que Ie general
Lowell Sc t~rouvait au Camp Moore avec
$4,000 hommes de bonncs troupes, pref
Il agir au premier mouvement des FG-
Nous acceptons ces ~nouvelles
sous toutes reserves, car nous avouons
n'avoir encore rien com
pris a Get Gtat de chooses. La transi-
ton a etc 81 %inattendue, quill ma etc
donne d personne de suivre le ill des
6vGnemens. Au fur eft i mesure. que
nous les rccevrons, nous nous empresse
de METRE sous les yeux de nos
Iccteurs, les fats les plus saillans du
Iour. Nous ne pouvons tarder i accom-
'l,r cette promesse, car nos Authorities
mt cnvoye un messenger special IL
il sera dc retour sous pcu.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08
Dernieres NOuyeIles.-Le mes

sager special est rcvenu sans ayoir pl
trouver 10 gouverneur a Monroe, nj
personne pour lc ~reprGsontcr J!
Des lettres du Camp Moore du 80
sont arrivdes par entremise dun sol
dat dechargt du service. Nos tronpes
au nombre de 10000 venaient de re-
cevoir l'ordre dc Sc tcnir pretes 4 mar
cher sous quelques heures sans d6sig.
nation apparente dn lieu de rondez-
vouS.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08
Matters at New Orleans.

The following orders have been is
ned at NewsOrleans, which we find in
tie Pitayune:
Major James is authorized and direc-
teS to take possession of any steam
Dots now at the levee, not loading
WIT government stores and to place
on bard Of them volunteers who will
piedR themselves to board and take
the vssels of the enemy now approach
ing tf city. Also he may take any
SAIL vessels that may be necessary for
his pubosc. NJ. Lowell.
Major General Commanding
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08
The City of New Orleans ON the
Reception of the News,

.L 49, VHSs .E
The Cresc eat Of Friday morning(t tic
25th) in its talk change says:
At an early hour yesterday some
startling intelligence from below was
announced. Everybody was on the
t%enters towards noon. Later advices
were received placing matters in a very
dubious aspect. But it was soon as
ccrtained that some frightened officer
Of the Confederate navy had concluded
to brighten everybody else, his report
being that seven Confederate boats
were burnt. Some Of otr citizens ma
turally inquired how seven gunboats
could have been burnt to prevent their
falling into the hands of the enemy
when they could have run up stream.
At %alater hour fluler intelligence was
received, giving q different state of
affairs much more encouraging, and
not at all so gloomy as the morning
reports indicated.
We lave never had but one opinion
about the defense Of the forts and river
below, that is, if proper measures were
taken-fire boats, RATS and so on, were
prepared, the enemy could not reach
the city
Stocks Of merchandise arc low and
as for gold and silver, there is zone to
be seen OH the flags.
In fact yesterday was q day of most
extraordinary excitement. we could
not comprehend what it all meant.
The provost marshals issued an order
for every one to be at home at 8 O'clock
that is our bed hour and shall willing
ly obey it. The coffee houses were
ordered to be closed totally, as. it
were. This will bear hard on the II
o'clock lunches. Our citizens will. how
ever, submit with c~hccrtulness.
It was very active on the levee last
evening. Several boats were taking on.
board freight and passengers. We
could not ascertain where they were
going, nor did we care; they are gone.
Carotidelet street was deserted at
an early hour. Habitues did not wait
Tor the usual hour 8 r. NJ. The grand
boulevard was vacated by | GN most
Of the stores being closed. Camp street
was greatly %thronged: much more 81
than usual, hundreds awaiting the dis
patches, which really, when published
amounted'to just nothing at ALL as it
was expected that two or more Of the
encmy's gunboats or steamers would
pass the forts but how our forces were
not prepared to meet them, has not yet
explained.
The supplies Of broadstuffs and pro.
visions are running rather low There
IS an abundance Of corn iii the country
md a beautiful supply Of mo!asscs.
We cannot be starved ont for u few
months to come. Of course under the
very extraordinary excitement Of the
lay, there was very little heed given
9 general matters. but night closed Oh
! much calmer state Of things than the
opened.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08
G. ROTItO

SANDERS G. PROTIrO.
NV ,;rtnaa .J. .-,+ IT, fl, ~ tbo
II Hon tba 1@i;.tr,rt Court i,dnd for the
D., AZ. ,1e H.4.sles ootttT IKE addressed
: az, : % .@e u.n I'll s nl,a 9 sale at nnblic
! ua.c Se,7eu. "tfa WI o,eI post h;ddar af
~, Jon ~ t ths ,sa' anI ~ y il, the Town
Che 1oof % me ooufs 10 ON %
anu : atlsh ol I<aelliloch lf,np. 1862
n1"5no9' We 'h .clock A Al o.l
snndown tha r~oIlow;n described property,
seized as the ~propert,'' the defendant to
Wiz: ,rod oh,,,,4 On
Alien a negro mf'9.a An ."'
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08
Ailion ots Notfbitofbrs.
Jendi, S Mai, 1862.

pa Nos l~ecteurs ~francais nous par
donneront lie peu de matiere que ous
lc'ir offrons. Importance des nouvel-
les que nous recevons par les journaux
DC Ia Nouvelle-O Orleans, ct que notrc
enlargement dc formal nous met dams
impossible de traduire, sont nos seu-
les excuses.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08

The alpve order has been given to
mi by MAJOR General Lowell and | feel
satisfied tat the men requisite for the
purpose sc i'll New Orleans ready
and wlllin, to embark in thus cSpcdi-
ton IN ordT TO save our homes and
families fpm destruction all the
tyrannical rlo Of the northern Vandals
now about tC attack our city. | want
one thousand men for this purpose,
and, If successful, the parties engaged
will be rewarded by the thanks and
gratitude Of teir fellow-citizens, but
will also receiv, the p~ecuniary reward,
offered by the committee of safety.
Place of rendezvous, on Canal street
Neutral Ground, opposite Gov. Moore's
headquarters.
Assemble At ninC O'clock.
). l. JAMS
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08
Shoes, Hardware, Cl,inaWare,
Saddlery, &C..
MS OF SAL 4

TERMS OF SALE.
All sums up to ten dollar rs cash. on delivery
Of purchases above ten dollars, all sums to
be payable on the LIST day of March. 1863.
The purchasers on credit TO give their pro-
missory notes payable to the order Of 4. Ma
rinorich, satisfactorily secured, IN soi,do, with
eight per cent. per annrln interest from date
until paid.
A. MARINOVICH.
lmy-2ifEe
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08
AN0NCES JUDICIAIlES.
Fente de Sheriff
No. 500;
OUR DE DISTRICT
PARoIsssEs NATCHITocHEs.
Etate Ia Louisiana.
LADDEN & SEIXAS
gente de Sheriff
sNDERS G. PROTHD

sNDERs G. PROTHD.
I'm We dun writ de plries fl. t. issg de-
II IHf Cour de District, dams { m,,r Ia
paroisse Natchitoehes ct IA moiadr4ssa
j'ai saisi %'offrirai en- vente publiue n h
porte d{a maison de Cour dams villn ct
paroisseF Natohitoclcs au plus hat ct der
nief enclissepr. n
lie Saii 7e jou dp mos de jnml862.
entire diRures du matirl ct le soleil sucb,pt
la proprf s%uiyante, SAVIOR:
Allenfgre age dcnviron go ans.
Jack, i" 40 "
PRINT =" 30 j."
GCiuet " rs "
Warn /" 29 "
Fanny egresseAgte dcuviron 80 ms.
Waslfton, jetne Negro age denyon IV
ans.
Jane, gresse gee d'environ 80 IN.
Margf, IS
Christ. F." " IL
Riclni ieuncnegre age d'tnviro hut
ans.
Nllsqettne legre age d'environ SINS.
Emilpegress agee d'environ trois Ms.
Pollyiglessta gee de ~ ans, ct sn eli
FAINT.
Henra, negesse agee de % ans. d Sos
t1eux engs--aes. l'un ,e six mois ct lutm
de deuxs.
Cont negrsse agee d'euyiron 60 as.
Sarah ." so
Limit
Avechte lar augmentation.
NDlFTONS IF VENTE.
Conlht afec bendfce destination.
j. w. NORRIS,
myl-q SHIRT.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08
NOTICE.

'3lIE undersigned having resumed his re-
il cieyins and forwarding business in Grand
Eeore La respectfully solicits the patronage
OF his former customers and the community
IN general. His personal attention is given to
his business in all cases and any censigmments
intrnstcd to his care will have both promt
and careful attention.
S. NJ. COLEY.
n. Il. Business attened to at all hour day
6r uirbt ~ H
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08
Notice.
DETECTION.

NJ Election aura lieu LUNDI. lie ~
- MAJ, A. d. 1862, dams les Wards deuy.
trols, quatre, cling, sept, neuf ct onzc de In
pafoiBse DIES Natchitoehes. pour Felection lies
Membres dn Juri de Police, pour representer
lesdits Yards pour I'm terme de deux ans. a
nrtir du Jour de Pelection, eycepte ce1x DIES
Yards quatre ct sept qli sort elus pour un
TT, lie meme jour, une election aura lieu
pour lelection dun Juge de Paix ct dunn
Constable dams lie Ward No. ).
Par ordre du President dn Juri dc Policct
e. i. DRANGUET,
GrGgIer.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08
AUCTION SALE.

THERE will be sold, at public auction, at
il the store of The undersigned, in Cloutier-
vile, on
MONDAY. THE l0rH OF MAY NEXT,
a large lot Of goods and merchandise, con-
sisting in
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-05-08
1000 OUNCES of French
Quinine at So per ounce, for
cash.
:. - " aNAtna LIZ
V DURAND.
NOTICE OF

A N Election viii be held on MONDAY.
N the 18th day Of May, A. d. 1862. in
the Wards two, three, four. five, seven, niue
and eleven Of the Parish Of Natchitoches. for
the election OF the members Of the Police
Jury, to represent said Wards for the term Of
two Years from The dy of election, except
those in Wards four ard seven. who are elected
for one year. And On the same day. an cleo
ton will be held for the election Of a Justice
OF the Peace and . Constable in Ward No.
'I9ife.
l}y order of tie President Of the Police
Jury.
G. T. DRANGUET.
C7ork.
AnFitsClb 1860