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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
H. k. Bringhurstls Eullotin.

" Hi''Nt ""f f't = ~ 'a9Nli A'i' A'N' "t .
lMHbtt stfta,
UErHALlc rllts Csaullnit- Ton llesi Aelc at II
H. Eriurhursit at7 Market stt4al
BEpWN'' EEoSGHih. tnVeHES one ef the b,s
,'i 'ices Tor isca4 ~ ir lrtl Sr vt H. T. Rfin- hurst
Dtus stntr.
TONNsENhS sAEsArAEillA frcsl stoci just To-.
coivui and ot sale by Il. x GtnshW,t, AIotheeaty,
wlSuAltr'S riu' 'free Tr Cordial, lie celebrated
c5ush preparation to In hiA al II & lirnghurst bruc
Store
sPAFtoEh's ullNE TAR ln0 stnune artiro 10 M
Ah by .idiiu, sd u. u. lriughur-t'a Drug 81 tes
MIR WINS uW ) sOOrtll%H s. kUl now tn ttaa'
demand nt children tcoiheg, ht IT, Il, IirnghHr-is
FhASkS hp siuisuau- Lave ftit assortment ni yi
rious st@''- ifun' - pui i' lni have Just inrorei
them and tlty lta uuesi qG,liiS ct litS~ts liss,
II Il. ltnglursi, dl7 NAthet -irent
IatNnhf aud MitlsNEi sehttst pure aud oi lin
quality ief nialiltt 'up'.rs., ly Il, t. BIlughurs
FLAuU ihllllI llt thr tmui. liAte RELIEF ct pain,
Farmer Mutual tap Insurance company. IN WilmI.-
nt.'t ihnr4iat tit oh da d. prt1ei, 81 10 turk.
AN
Cul.p cKEAil af ehaprod hands or hp+ ior sde in
any quantity. hy H. Il. Eliu,hnrs
tlNE Salad nil,i supotinr arliaiu at II H. Htine
hurst
li1srErrEES ElTtEEs iApy dive general ,dlsit itrtnn
aud are in rredi .'snsu- H. H. Bnughutst,
Wholesale ani Retail rguena
init, tArrp earn nhDl las ad,Ntel tour ceu'
rer hnth+l.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
CHINA AND GLASS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New Boot and Shoe Store
InttM MADTpN

gl WOULD Inform his friends and the ,ii
sA-N -.-- zens eeneialy that he has opened n R'a
and SHOE STORE, No. 4tO WALNUT gvy s
49, one door uouw Fifth street, Nim,ns'
Delaware whore he intends haepng constantly On bs
good assortment n home made work, such as usa,l
mems fine aud coarse lionts and Saors; Ladies' CAV
Of he hest qualify also good assortment Of Cblirs
shaa Of an sizes He vi make to order at tle sh6
h1tirnh kinda 0fcnstnmer work His stock of La,tt
- hts been selected from some Of the Largest houyo
The city, Ills ionrueymen gnoi and praetlc,i n,
men Ani he feels confident he Will be abba to give emil,
talshcliun 10 all who may iye him cali
Ga REl'AlRlSG done with npatness and dispatch
s'p u JOHN MAlIEE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
HOTELS
RxcHAMGM HoTMI.


NJ y. tf3. FlHf8- 4
ll3.fol. 2 q ioNts
fFfls iIutsi brIt tiF tsU4 DB ll.D5tss
i1r IruytlrtH Tin HHgl tHt ll4t lC .isttl.
fu'. ia III" atnetii'fa ia h5riad 81 tia ishal.
dining 4, Post uiH.e. 5HJ s. ii5a taw iatu!tt
" The Delaware WhW9 ts5 t Dep #eaI .l
from all parts
Meals r,in he llll q .dl H.lN y
morniHg tn T. r'N ti tt -tif f0U trt
wards LalepH ltas;l- I'D Foe a 3tAf ,t l=ass Az
Sd tents u r ni ht lh' fhaHlttft tls eeHt.a ~
tilsted aHh all neN y irahtMt ''
ll-ut will 20 ptutidri " 800 tf't -
iut. the riuEins t' unie. hini htl - 4N
.ud choice "a. ai4. he ~ sfGi.iEt inlie
lefaoual attruti3A. ei ,i4Hi iiifli aili ~ 1T tIN
NrrtN,lgS.
iy-, ly. fEt1N! Ht
Garden au1 Agricultural aeeds.
ME- would u g. ait ht.I a,sI4u., A.ia t
" % suf lulH' ai af+a ta.. tNH .aH#ti
% GHrirl ilaan He1 t-H l'ltts3 .ie.. .lHftsvtt.
he eeelrsiei ssa't rn Il. y lauI. %
"tNi IF s'a'l aud sti' f.e .si ,'rl i4..H
%. IfANrLtt s's.
mar l ',rs p +rtt'
FOR SALE
4 scHicANi ~ tl4.,l.
= .etn Apes
wm MctGGLlN
aunt pud Mlihi s'rse'.
Gt7SHAw's KliEuMArlt LlNNnNt
- Market sftesf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
FOR RENT,

4 9ar large iour story brick house. No SO Alaraei
H51EA stre9 between Eighth AMI Ninih Streets WI
liN minston, Del. II Is suitable ior private tamil
AEEsz or boarding hunse, having ~ ciamntrs lqiil
funh PSI ii dining room ami Kitchen, with dry cellar,
o. II would b. converted into stnrr ly altering The
douds stare. App, To
.iuly 10 1885,! 6O6 Alaibc5 St Il iImln.ton
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
HoUsNs FoR sAr,N.

sslSas fwo2 stony Gric, Iuus.s ei iiatt tti.rt ia
his4H l'faudyNne villa 20, Noe, d and % Each
iiSe hnnte eo-t $3.50, rents iof siu and will he sold
R@iaiA ol ~ each, cash Alsg in tie same viiar
frame Kitchen attached, cos slou and win bg sold for
$3.50 cash. Apply
WIN MccAuLLEY, Gr6 NJ nket ST.
ap-- Wilnius Ion, DeaWatt.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
MILITARY TACTICS +!

LFILAlA : III 7 7 fANJ 7 INJt5
GILHANrs MANUAL OF INSTRUCTION lnr iho
VI Volunteers and Militia %; III. United states with
2ur Illustrations.
Infantry Tactics by Major Genera, Scott
liaidees infantry Tactics
A Concise System rl Instructions and Regulations
Nr the Militia aud Volunteers Of the United States, b,
Aiiutant ueueral Samuel Cooper and Maior Geuefal
Alexander Macomh.
And an eadins Books naon the same subject be-
had ut the Book store nf J. 4. llEALD.
ap - ~ Market ttreei, Wilmingtp nel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
FOR RENT,

:. IA 4 very line huuse ia excellent nier IN Marked
l;ssHS beiween Twelfth aud Thirteenth Streets vii
hi M innstoh Also seversl ANAL hOutes n yurlOu,
hsxlz.sk parts Of the City Apply to
MM M1CAIlLLEY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
lTTII TIIN NIIIl
BIlsfGt Htltk n,
NEUTVAL EGssE.
Insurance Company of che
State of Delaware"
inMHlNAl Nun tkFftl ~ !


rltts Company continues os o. tli ptnplc Ui Della
ware, ts superior advantages ot insuftr asaiu- i'-s
by fire all descriptions rl property, 'Nart a'7Ili"
risks.
The Irstitntion Is commended ly 90 yeats cSler
once in and alt non the subject ei Mutna lnaUranc
tDeilis the irst intoduf ti irnrle ihio oar stl
by reason ui which, il il hte,rd the Mtnaevrs t.1t
.aen enabled to inst aud ,ciiminaii lelNsen il
,iierrnt Nareis ut property, as ipglI tho memhei
ship among the most eluiate in character ai ihe niNr
.ius insurance Companies presented To- the ru'lic
h taks. rralit IL, tts,. iht s plyle ni lns 90 r,s
u5en 50 prompt amt lihett tt in 90 ycli nsine- at
losses rtiq hiu over uA. Hut sugit fHse at ni'
Ton La ueeatrgd. aud sfars, eht Niihe "niifr at''
ieosira morc To tG. ,t.ty ,hlu TO-. numirr aut
sncia II il risk it has lerllued ilunlfeis a lnau
-ani> af Dollars 81 Insurance. either 4 !elnnns N0
great an amount IN ,,Usa tise Offering unti 'l
jyoi- IN niance Tor tl char"{er 4 ih, Institution
Ia ths maniaf 1t is conceived # ha. the .'rs' 'ni
most select list rt in.irines inlHr"tuin 10 itf ari0W
--oyer Sis Millions d nuilus "a any ulGri Conn tnt
a. eyiieu.e II H.i-. Va. 10 Gully reduced tir rta
tusulAp9e, a. ali tim.s n'desta 'ir-siSih' tnu ts
ist yqar- hui u rte.Nts u5W rl'ar itrl ini
si5ee1 r. ss,aiy rsHeai anA ",se' snen on lhs I" V
Nnies which ~ fha l.slt tH Setif, Certificate
lie buncs, IL s,sh n,inbrt new bains ISSUED niii
DE psAius in'ptest t them rom January ls2 90 b
ale qt rercn; iar anuum lus nUsus siiil luiliei
Il commenced ill., sear l,ll with q reai rrtclan
,he community IN Dri"sii N,ie. - a'7.4 o.
Surplus lnAi 9o
Its tho work OF tie Farmer. Of pelawav and ~ -'NA
rrn.iJent-lEssE sHAHiF
Secretary and Irea a-uier--Eosfgr MoeAss, u y.
DIRECTORS
Eli wilson Bftniswine IA .lam's l'eiarlIn oipi-iI
ana Hi. jaime. Nei'b satnue lafl, y G. ntaseullu
and iesse sharle " iimiuginu NJ; k"l"!l M'Nl'. Nl,
C,trk HI. iaau y. NiiluHsit Whit tlN Crock ~
ueorse 1anyer, h,N easa lii Gmt.s y Ellison. t'e
.ilar III; 1ehn1. Ctuk, laai lhm IA Wm fOuph3
>lyina; ,lune, Il. Bnrnbt'a st. Groiss. llt- en- y.
flamins, r.fpi y gn-ry. Mtiri, iinrf Toii in,ef
Olatlas Mnirll, Eonr."tNn
AhENrh- As wti iur totstvtu pFtu.tuu4 tHr 4i iiN
lucaas dur- 10 t.rln4rt
l w.on, HHuiy yNine iil tolar Mftdr. MI.
tretk llil .itmm. r+ltriaiu rhfispttl lld !hhn
aillam.on, Mlir ,lai co4k ui Quits u. Lllt-an
rsucad-r tl tisi lirn, 81 Geocs aud 'lpwptuw,ul
iiundrsds. l.+frh Gtinitn amyraa .ssme' ft.Tren
Asw Castir Hdi rhari, q ll,uiut, M.lfu.l rlMfis
4uunal Gtor,,auNn u uy5 tpld hNuf
Communications 90 ro1ct,i business adigessrt Do .n
Undersigned, wmmElru wii iece'yr Immediate Htr .
uNu.
FL ROBERT McrAEG ST b.. eeeteleiy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
DIR. VIM. b. HURD'S
TOOTIIACIIE DROPS
nnn 1IIE nERE ME LnMrM ANlE

IAlN lllI ~ NJ wa 4N'''' - ~ ''''
i,,u.o.lh tsfr,,d letE,s
ti-rui sariyaiap'ej tosI o'sa,"i chIi'ra ai''''-
ID with
ruONiACnE.
fa,cn;s can ,.Ii4ye tirm-,iN'- fip thu A,'f'~ftn-
a,rtriu,es iSrd lf
Loss or sLEEr,
aaA lhW,mAtrt,m -ou ngriof.'y h"M" ''''.
ts
IN. NM. q HrRps ToorHAcHE pEoH@
lu .hous.
" pared At nr lmd neuls amr' N' fom'"
-tfrti, tt.t kNn, l.,
price, only ~ Gents per Bottle.
tt.rd discount iprl' to a. ,le.-.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
iCTtiL lASt N NtE COMP M
Office Whining ton Institute. corner OF otl
and Market Streets. WILMINGTON. Del.
lhl Mii VI Nhl H'N
LL-LL L-.--IL

PER tENT
ME principle Of Mutui INSURANCE is iru"''d il W
the safest, and saprrruru. $50 ri hes proved i"i'
cheapest meausut Insurance against l1s.n iibF api
although this institution has it.sr hat l2 yas 800
slsnra, the TIT ct insuris wiz eimpte iF"ghl' Nt'
Any other: and ths by lire duting ilat il"t '
though npt few hlfr hraa promptly pid a. a WI" ht'
seem insured ln this oice And haye hAI the iais,tturt
TO- ha burnad ont etn attest fHf object has Neau Up
cule good list safe ris,s. faihar ih1h tn well M
seains the lialts ni sinku; a cash raral Ia ,'sr "
heavy disasters durib- tiri year,
BIisfGt .'EnkN.
wuMNrtoS.= iilttul Canty, NuerHi Hliu i'+its'
Nirhardseu .uili A. nuncau, ieuh Pussy, John tohrtn
William F4tnai, ttwiul y R-lAi, ot,nuei tinty
l,4 .NbYwiAg tltNrRgr Elw. 1871 ,tNfs vi y. l'IUf
tHRIsrt4S, utSaRan.-tn,- H,,yta,e, ilu ~
ile
NEW CAsttu llrsaREb John iuya
WAnk CtAN Ckreg III siNto r. Aalam r ShAni,u
WILLIAM CAAiA, President.
tg1. II p stNNps-s Seeret4iv giii lt~uefef -
l5s Onlee hours noin g ta ! aud from :" ..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
ssoNeFy, Gloves, Fancy Goods and
TRAININGS.
Mrs. JANE I,ITFW.

~ lot HeF Seea@ STREET between lSlioieg and
0raagc
N hW lehN eaois and trimmings at tho above nanei
llH'' she prepared to Furnish every thing In that
'''ig ~ ,heap rs u" clnaP.t, aud as good as best
ae7 Hi invited 10 tNilane these articles for them
ie' h''l ma'hlne uehng done 10 oidvr on cloth
NanfW
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15

Niitat. li-euuut mate d, 4gi.
Alir,ss priacipll oniec, liibGae latI,ur.,
No Spruce street, New Yora
sod b. Philadelphia hy nyott a Co.. ~ Norii secoua
5tsel. A 5, initial. itn Clesnui strs.t 4sl hv Id
utNygists
Jtu Dc ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
I'm SkiiI there Is Safety !"
shpieffqe, stMi and integrity, nf
EHSNV .AEED NHcaNAH4L,

have associated him member thereof
In testimony whereof Atfeluto affixed the nalHs Ui
the proper officers aud the sea, ibc college this 90lh
day of september, isl1
lS-) signel DANIEL B SMITH, President
{f.S CHARLES EllIs. va p-a.,,.nt.
- SAMrgt + IkDrn, ''' ''7'e'''
Attest nL~rs PARISH secY "a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15

pHE rURB>r MtplClNAI. AGENT EVER KNOWN,
mas iutnisned me e9nnnnty simnant pure sa'tli-
beyerage 1t is cAcuNipl tu 10 away with the vile
druggei stnl that Is mlmei of tbe community, aud
which is injuIou, IL hully and mind For sale by
y. q. GlLiiN Sole Agent
teoner of frnh aud Marked sl4 Wilmington, llg.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
Dringhurst,s Nss. Ginger.

Fully equal to- uy IN the Market Sold at low prices d
the pruptirtofs,
T.. BRlNGiURsT. a 60.
Corner sixth and Market SiTeeis
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
l,rlre, ONLY la sen.. c..e..

Ae,.trlla l,t 'astat6"uto ~ who ly-t ueItbi.,us
rr,rusl a rf. ilarf- nepta uri,, So57 far1
Sjtt.J l.i.I 't'Ii ID. b.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
NOTICE.
w 4OOI west SIXTH slFeol,

~ & tnhs' riif would rssp4ctuly inform hi. friends
tLouk am fEED STORE 10
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-15
arden ana Agricultural Sorda
FOk sAllEl.

4 Mct1cAGE ft t,..al.
= teth ApsR
Wm NCNgtLrN
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04
IBdpeea Citizen Of 7opa and
Earmp, from The pine aroods.

CtrizEs. s.7--l1allo, friend, how do you
sci your potatoes?
FAnAER. dollar and half u bush
el.
ClrtzES.--The devil YOU dol why that
is double the price vi last year, yet
) there was never Il larger crop raised
IL know Of ono man who planted
fifteen acres III potatoes; you cou TRY
men u,e becoming extOrtluners.
FARME - Perhaps 50, cAturtion is
contagious. III these tnres-l just paid
ypur'ylerk Blk bits yard or some
hfillsey raiiibrIc 10 make u shirt Tor
one oi my b1}s--and fellow down
the street made inc pay fifty cents Tor
il piece Of half rotten tahactu not big
gcl' than half dollar | would. have
uought onc oI your baregc shirts made
10 $, il to the soldier hit you asked
seven dJIars iiut' it---aild found 1t not
thick enough to keep oil the mosqu-
toes.
CITIZEN - Ah that il horse OF an.
other culur--wc merchants have to
buy our goods yuur make your pota-
tues, we have 10 pay rent and clerk
). hire We must itltkc soilic profit
We unst live
FARMER certainly, certainly you
must live, though don't think It mat
turs much; but don't yon th,k six hun.
drcd Der cent rather big profit?
CITIZEN Htll, well. wtll give you
seventy five ccllte u buShc! aud take
all sou have
FARMEk.--5oy u dollar and its q
bargain
CITIZEN. We'll, wont hagslc about
. them Here, Clerk, put th'ln ln,o the
ware house, sell them at two dol
lars bushcl, aud il a poor devil can't
buy bushc let hln have three
for a d mel like to be liberal.
CONSTABLE Enters 5, you have
sold your potatoes, chickens and quar-
ter Of beef Do you know you have
incurred fine OF ten dollars for sell.
ing in town without having o stall III
market ur paying the impost? lam
sorry tur you but the laws must be
enforced
FARMER - Is that tho law? Wise
,nen must have been its framcrsl To
Eoi revenue Of two or three dollars u
week, you tax the neccessarics ol lite,
deprive the poor Of getting food, and
create monopoly for the butchers;
they ought to erect statues to youl
town SoIons! Good bye, this is the last
time my Wagon shall ever come IN
with provisions and if my neighbors
come IN, they are greater fools than
take them for I'm Of gee, Bright -
set up; Brandyl
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04
Latest News :

PoRr HuDsos. Nov. "a Farraguts
feet, comprising thirty vessels, reach
ed New Orleans, on the 10th. suppos-
ed to have been fitted out at Pensaco
la.
Federal Gun. Boat Essex lies all
chored of Baton Rouge for several
days No attack has been made ON
Port Hudson, nor were any gun boats
in sight Of that place up to the 25th,
inst.
Rumors about the abolitionists be-
ing at Lake Providence, are not con.
firmed, 80 says subjoned letter:
LAKE PROVIDENCE Nov. "a.
Ed. Wing: One Gun Boat came
down Ashton yesterday evening"
went back by the River this morning
No Intelligence from the fleet.
Lee Daniel.
There is increased Of the blockadiDg
squadron off the harhor Of Charleston.
Preparations for combined attack
upon Charleston and Savannah are
being gradually maturcd. Tho aboli.
tionists are sounding along the coast
Gen. Boauregard is ready.
Richmond 20. Gen Lee has pronp.
tly refused Of surrending Frederick
burg. as asked by Gen. Patrick's.
Consequently, tho place would bo
shelled, on Saturday morning.
zen johnson will take cnmmand in
the West at critical period. He will
have hard time Of il.
Richmond Nov. "a. Nothing ad-
ditional has transpired concerning
Fredericksburg or Burnside movements.
Reliable parties state, that an nnder.
standing has been arrived by which
the enemy have agreed not to she'll
Fredericksburg, and citizens are pre-
pairing to return.
The rebel schooner Emma, ladden
with cotton and bound for Jamaica.
was captured off Velaso, Texas
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04
A valuable Discovery.

A most valuable discovery has late
ly been made Of the usefulness OF Sour
Lake water, AZ applied to the arts.
FOR the information of our distant
readers, we will state that Sour Lake
Is small lake or pond Of water, sltua
ted il what was formerly JEFF ,rson
county, Tut we believe IL now emnrac-
el within the boundaries OF II lardIn
county, q few miles from the New Or.
leans and Texas Railroad, AMI about
eighty miles from this city. Tho wa.
ters are quite acid to the taste; those oi
the surrounding spri1gs bearing a
close resemblance to turtaric water,
Indeed, they have been successfully
used mall tile branches of ctokngwheu
tartaric acid in required. The d tiicul.
ty Of procuring acid since the blocade
has been u surlons trouble to the ele'
graph Hines. -leIegraphers have tried
blue vitri, and copper batteries. etc
4 day or siuce it occurred to Col Cen
Try and MIR. Clute---th, President and
Superintendent Of the Texas Telegraph
Coinpanj.--t,, try Sour Lake wa
ter instead Of suIphuric acid. A bat
Terry was iigscd up, giving Q large
surface OF zinc to tie result has prov.
ed entirely satisfactory; the lines Of
the Texas Telegraph Company being
now worked by battery OF Sour Lake
water. - @4y ssF II
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04
VOLUNTEERS!
AT r { ITO NJ!

| am authorized by Major General
Taylor, to enlist any persons who may
choose to join me; "no matter whether
enrolled as conscripts or not; subject or
not subject to Conscription, provided
the may not yet have reported 10 the
Camp of Institution for duty"
The Company will be placed in Scr
vice in this District.
As soon a sufficient number will
have signed, the Company will be or
ganised by the election Of one lst and
two Cd Lieutenants.
All persons wishing to join this
Company, will yplease to report to me.
or to such persons as may represent
me- at Paync's coffee house, Natchitch-
es. La.
L. CASPARf.
Natchitochcs La, Nov. 28th 1862.
Dec 4th, tt.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04
Mr.. EnrrOR.

adopt Ibis method Of expressing
my gratitude to NJ. 4 Mrs. Robs Cruok-
shank OF Rapides Parish. for their
many attentions to me when on my re.
turn from Natchitochrs On the l4th.
Oct. asst was found senseless on the
ground, bruised by kicks from my
mules Those benevolent persons took
me to their plantation. four miles OFT,
where was attended to in every
imaginable manner, Tor my rellef,
during the time Of my stay in Their
house
7, Hospitality and human attentions
of Mr.. d Mrs Cruckshank | will never
forget, and ] cannot refrain from ex'
pressing it through the public press,
and beg the Louisiana Democrat and
the Natchitoches Union to reproduce
this the expressing of q grateful heart
j. j. GUERINEAU,
Mansura La Nov. cad 1862 Post Mast
Dec, 4th, 1t.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-12-04
To the Inhabitants of North
Western Louisiana.

The undersigned Executive Commit.
tee appointed by the Convention Of
Shreveport, to represent the Parishes
with the view of providing for'the de-
fence of the River, state to the lnhabi.
tants, that q they expect to call on
those owning slaves for u certain pro-
port on to work On the dtfences, which
proportion will be fixed hereafter, an
they now give the assurance to Those
furnishing slaves, that every care will
he taken to provide for Their comfort
and health by providing transporta-
ton, provisions, shelter, medicines
and physicians exclusively employed
ior the purpose and u hospital In case
of sickness.
The delegates further pledge them.
selves to personally superintend the
work and 10 employ suitable Sub Gen-
eral snperintcndants to oversee the
slaves IN the perform Ance OF the re-
quired labour, so that no slave shall be
ovcrtaxed on improperly treated in
their work in any manner. They
further engage to pay for each slave
employed the sum of twenty five
dollars per month, i.sidcs furnishing
everything required for their comfort,
As already mentioned The slaves will
be required to furnish their own cloth
ing aud bedding aud to bring such
ZOOS as may be whiting the power OF
the owner To lend to The work. They
now urgently appeal to those owning
slaves to cheerIuIIy respond to the call
that will be soon made on them, nnder
the existing emergency Of which every
one is fully aware without fuller .ex'
planation. 7s.a.g eg
NatUliitoches, Dec, 3D., 1862.
r. G, CUMMINGS, Bossor
D. j. ELDER Caddo.
SAML CLAgK, Desoto.
j D. SrRorHER, Winn
THOMAS HUNTER, Natchitochcs.
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LATER Fnox New q aarEAns. On Sun

LATER FRnx New q 1RLEAfss. On Sun
day the 10Th, the 4nglishs mar-ot-war
Rinaldo Approached the foot OF Canal
street, and assuming hostile attitude,
demanded from the authorities the. re.
lease of james Syme, druggist, an En-
glish subject, who was confined at
Furt Pickens, and indemnitication for
the seizure OF his property and person
to the extent Of one hundred Thousand
dollars. General Butlessrequested ten
DAYS to consult with the authorities at
Washington, toswhish the captain as
sentcd. The captain Of the ninaide
is young young British officer of great gar
lautry, and whose sympathies are said
to be warmly in favos Of the South.
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Esq for the use ofia room and llis kind
attention during our sejour in this
place. il tfmH a 7
On motion Of r. G Cummings.
BE it resolved, that the meeting do
now adjourn to meet at Alexandria on
the 9th, Inst la7 aft X
Papers Of the several Parishes
friendly to the cause, please copy.
SAM. CLARK.
J iu Chairman
% d. j. ELDER. ,ps.
Secretary. j..
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NOTICE.

The subscribers give notice, that
they have at their Tan Yard, 8 miles
East Of St Maurice, "a good supply Of
leather, which they will barter for raw
aides and will give one pound Of solo
leather for four pounds Of raw hides
and upper leather in the same proper
tion
Dec. 4th. JAMES BUYS & Co.
1t
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IL The Legislature Of Alabama has
passed q law empowering the Govern
or to conscript all the slave labor ne
public defense. v This
ia certainly in peculiar accordance with
the fitness Of thing 8