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TpI.E.H. y

At Sans,soucj, fthe summer residence Of
her ~paronts)on august, 22d, 1869, at Z p. m,
sALI.lR WALKER youngest child Of Or L. l.. enl
NJ, A. B. nc LAUREN, aged one year two
months and twelve days.
Rest thou loved one, in heaven, rest.
Bloonled on earth but o gem too pure for a
realm 50 defled by sin.
The angels softly whispered in her ear.
sister thy Fatlei calls thee, stay not here; and
they gently bore her in spotless white to
that biisssful home Of light.
If every pain borne patiently, adds q bright
Gem to heavenly crown Of the sufferer, beat
tihil, gloriously bright will be hers Weeks
Of suffering borne patiently, sweetly won the
love Of all who saw her. Precious one
your mothers dear little comforter, when her
heart filled with trouble for the absent one,
your sweet smiles b1de anguish flee and
give place TO happiness. BE thon now her
guardian angel and bear her prayer up to
Z Him who dooth al things well. BE com
forted fond parents Of An @angel, would'st
thou recall and deny her Of heavens brightest
boMn2
Daily Mississippian 9 Jaekson please copy
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asos Sa Majestic Abraham Ter, a Ian
CO une proclamation de Washington,
declarsnt que les Etats do la Caroline
.du Sud, dc la Floride, de l'Alabama,
de II Georgia, de Ia Louisiana, du
Texas, du Mississippi, de l'Arkansas,
du Tennessee, de 10 Caroline du Nord
ct dune partie dc Ia Eirginie sont en-
insurreotion ct QUEEN CONSEQUENCE,
comme il est impossible dc r~econvrer
les taxes direetos pour Pinttr6t de la
dette des Flats Unis ct pour d'autres
motifs, les taxes d charger d'apres IN
recent acte du Congress ~resteront
CONNIE uno hypothhque sur les terres
des ditsIEtats j~usqu'alce gu'elles soient
pay6cs. ST Abraham Wit assez long
temps pour voir ces taxes pay6es, i
vivra plus longtemps que Methusalem.
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ANNOUNCES JUDICIAIRES.
vente lie Succession.

Sneeession de Thomas Cook, dte6d@.
I'm vertu dun ortlre da vente de Honorable
IL cour de district dams ct pour In paroisse
dc ~ atchitoehas, ltat dc ~ Louisiana, il
sefMt endtl 4 To- aorniere residence du defunt
Ell cette paroisse.
Samedi. 10 4e 0etobre, 1862,
Les prophecies suivantes, appartenant il
ladiLe succession. SAVIOR
lMMEUBLEs, TERRES
Tn %certain lnorceau dc terre dams cotte
paroisse, etant le quart sud-ouest tt qunrt
s,d-ouest, de u SECTION trentc-ct-un, l3l
township t%reize. f13 rang rept, III conte-
mant quhrante acres, plus gu moins allEsi,
Mcubles de meBage ct lie cuisine.
Dix acres de bals dams le champ, r6colte
de patatcs ct tabac, lit de plume, nn lot do,-
ills d'ngrieulture, trois raches d'abeiles, I'M
oheyal, sept tetes de b~estiaax, dix eochofs, etc.
Conditions dc Ia vente:
Pour les prophecies mobilieres, paynbles 10
Ter Mai, 1863 !; pour Ii terre payable a
I'm ct deux ans du jolF de ia vente, Les
aequereurs au credit foarniront leurs
billuts avec de befs cautions in solido,
payables a rorIre de administrator dc
fadite succession. Les bilIets porteront
8 pour cent par an d'interet du jour de
Ia vrnte. il sera pris hypotheqne ayec
privilege du yendeur sur les objets ache
TEE pour lesquels N d fourni les billets.
II. II. HATIORN,.
28a, = administrator.
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HEADQUARTERS COMMANDER
Nv CHIEF La. MILITIA.

NV SuiUF In. MlfikItB,
OPELoUSAs, AUGUST 9Th, 1862.
The following Order bas been issued from
General Head Quarters at Richmond.
ADJ'F AND INSPECTOR GENERAL's OFFlcE
Richmond, July ID, 1862.
To THE OFFICERS ENRofbIHG CoNsohIPrs:s
Agreeably to General Orders No. 40, cur
rent series this day published You are required
to arrest all deserters, and under certain cir
cumstanees, all persons absent from the army
without leave.
The public welfare requires you to dis
charge this duty, and the more important d.
ty of enrolling conssripts, with the utmost
activity, and without fear, favor, or affection.
Our capacity to maintain the brilliant vic,
tories now f~avorihg our armies, depends
mainly upon your exertions to fill tho ranks
of your armies.
If you are Jealous and active, VIC shall
make our enemy taste the bitterness Of war.
II you are negligent, we sba continue to
witness its ravagcs upon our soil.
By command OF the Secretary of War.
g.. CooPER,
Adjutant and Inspector General.
Official. JoHx WrHERs.
iHG BUIsCfbuSHtSs VA FtIUoiy WhtSh hN"'
ed the ever memorable engagement fought
on the plains of Manassas, on the 2lst Of
July 1861, engendersd evils whose traces are
still marked. The recent victories on the
Peninsula threatened similar results. Every
soldier should be at his post to take advan-
tage of the opportunity now offered. Its
puerile 30 relax our efforts in the a~glusion Of
hope.
The enemy is strong. prcserrering and re-
%lentless. As such We, must meet him. On
ourselves alone depends the issue Of the con-
test,
For an officer or soldier to be absent from
the army at such u time without proper cause
is d great crime against his country. IT is
deseriton, o crime e~ntailing infamy and dis.
grace, and punished by the rules Of civilized
warfare with death.
Therefore do / Thomas o. Moore, Governor
Of the State Of Louisiana and Commander in
chief of the Militia thereof. order all Militia
Officers. whether in actual service or not, all
Enrol ing Officers, Provost, Mars1aIs and
others bound to regard my orders, to arF2st
and conine all Officers, whatever Sheir RINK
and, soldier absent from their commands
without proper leave, and report their names
and regiments to these Head Quarters Of the
nearest Confederate Officer.
TII0S. O. MOORE,
Governor and Commander in GhIet.
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Succession Sale.
Suecessian az Tlonas Cook

Succession Of Thomas Cook,
by virtue of an order of the. Honorable
- District Court i'll md for the parish 0
Natchitpcftcs, Ftate Of Louisiana, there vii
ha sold, at public auction, ct the late resi-
dencc Of the deceased, in this parish,
On Saturday, 4th day Of October, 1862,
The following described property belonging
10 lis succession, to wit
RB4L BSTfTE, LAND.
4 certain tract of land in this parish, be-
ing The South West quarter of the South
Vert quarterof the section Thirty one (3l,)
Township Thirteen {13,l Range Seven a.
containing Forty acres more or less Also,
Household aud kitchen furniture, 5
10 acres Of corn in the field. Potatoo and
Tobacco crop, l feather bed and bedding. /
lot of farmina utensils, 3 stand Bee Hives, [
Horse, / head Cattle 10 head Hogs &c.
Terms Of Sale.
For the personal property, On a credit to
the first day of May 1868. For the land on
a credit Of one and two years from the day
of sale. Purchasers on a credit to give their
promissary Dotes with good sufficient security
IN solido, payable to the ader of the admins
traitor Of said Succession, the notes to bear
eight per cent per annum interest from the
day Of sale. and venda's privilege and special
mortgage retained on the objects sold for
which (. mates ere given to secure the pay
Gent of fly Nce,
II. II HATH0RN,
STA @ #- %nSi,;s4.sfnr
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Lie Grand Combat Naval
\ b'EMBoucHUBE DU MISSISSIPPI

\ b'EMB0UCHUBE DU MISSISSIPPI
+ Voici eli uuels termes lie v6Tidique
journal de Ft2ak Leslie raconte. le com
bat deralt les forts plus bas que Ia
Nouvelle ORLEANS. La Biblioth6qde
Bleue est loia derriere Ia brillante ina
gination du r6dacteur de CO journal.
Les proportions du grand combat
naval 4 l~'embouchure du Mississippi,
on les forces rebelles de la NouveIIe
Orleans ont etc amenities, etqui o fat
rentrer Ia grande M6tropola du Sud
dams le giron de l~'autGritG f6derale,
augmentent tpus les jours par dc nou-
vea1x details sur ce glorieux eve
nement. Rien ne manque pour donner
Ia Plus grande majestic ct lint5rdt L.
plus dramatique al spectacle de la
hotte fed6rale sc frayant q cettc heure
de calamit6 IN passage entire ces for
midablcs forteresses commandment pres
de 200 %canons, au travers des cha1nes
ct des Instructions de toutes sortes,
derriere lesquelles s'abritait une puts
santc hotte blind6e dune force incon-
nue., combinant tout &c one Ia science
moderne a jnvente de plus fort CONNIE
moyen d'attaque ct de defense. Nous
disions que rien ma manque poup don
ner de la grandeur ct de Ia majestic
au spectacle que 10 soleil du Ia ayril
1862 a e%clair6. Quello action d'6clat
peut 6tre compar6e d celia? Go ne Sc
nj Fatigue des Espagnols sur Glib
nj Ie combat dcTrafalgar, nj
la surprise par trahison de Copenha-
que. lie feu du fort Jackson soule-
ment aprait coul6 en- une demi-beurc la
fotte espagnole; lie seul b6lier de,Hol
Inns. que lc commodore Porter q vaine-l
tnent cherchG u capturer CONNIE une
nonstrueuse ~curiositG, Sc serait mon
tr6 plus que snfisant pour triompber
10 10 flotta faacQiss ct DE ceEte DE |
c4nljl&eg. !" Bravata
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Batteries ContedeIees sur lie
James RIVER.

Une batterie ~confed6r6e ayant etc
6tablie sur 10 James River de maniere
d commander lie chenal situ6 au-des.
sous do Berkeley, ouvrit III feu desas.
treux sir plusieurs transports fddGraux
Que remOntaitnt lie aeuve escortds de
dcux OH trois eannoni6ros. Notre feu
bien nourri jeta 10 plus grande confu.
sion d bords des transports yankees.
Les c%annonieres cnnemies e%ssayerent
de uotls rendre Ia pareille, mails la po-
sition eleyeo de nos batteries les emf
bient6t rebuilt au silence. Plus de Gin
quante cUups de canon ont etc tires
par nous ct ont produit des dommages
serleux d leurs transports. LIE Dantd
H,ebsfer entire a%ntres, qli etait charge
de troupes a s~ouffert cousiddrablement
ct pour une aus que nous ne compre-
mons pas. il nit Ia plus grande Ienteur
Il s'bl9igner de cette scene lie carnage.
Nos batteries 6taient s~outehdes par
lie leu continu dc ESQ tirailIeurs ranges
en- ligne sur les b0rds du Huove ct
qui faisait pleuvoir une grtlessd dc bales
sur le pont des nayircs. Leurs pertes
ont d1 atfe grande, car nos tirailleurs,
tous hon1mes habiles ct szp6rimentds
tiraient Appetite port6e.
lie Ddhtet WtJstr s'est r6fngiG ven
dredi 0 II petite distance dc Berke-
ley il portrait deB marques visibles
dc notre attaque ct paraissait tont-A-
fat impropre an service.
La position actuelle de Mcclellan
est insoutenable. Alcune riyiere du
Snd n'offre autant advantage pour lie
genre de gnerre que mons yenons den.
~trependre, ct les autoritds ont rGsolu
d'isolcr par &C moyen Mcclellan dc
sos approvisionnements ct dc Sea rem
forts. lie petit NAPOLEON s%'apereeyra
bientdt que Berkely mast pas uno pos
ition comfortable pour lui.
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AU PUBLIC.

lie sieur D. Nj m'ayant remis IN
de mes tickets annoneant qu'on re-
fusait dc lie prondre dams le Poste, je
pr6viens lt public que je suis II nome
de r%embourser ces tickets que 10 n'avais
ennis que pour Futile du magasin ct
pour un m%ontant de $5@a SO. 81 Pas.
sertion du ST. D--est vraie, ie me
verrai oblige de refuser 4 non tour
tout autres tickets.
G. FASANf
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Notice.

Succession Of Thomds Cook, deceased,
HARRISON Fl. Hathorn having applied
IL to be appointed administrator Of the
succession of Ihomas Cook deceased;
Notice is hereby given to all whom 1t may
concern to show cause, within ten days. why
the application Of the petitioner should not
be granted.
=. J. B0T1S,
LA q Cierk.
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HEAD QUARTERS

HEAD QUARTERS,
Conscript Department Of Western In.,
Monroe, August 9Th, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER. I.
/. The Enrolling Officers Of Conseripts
after sending forward all Conscripts that
comply with order NO. |, will notify the ab-
sentees that unless they report themselves to
the Enrolling Officer of their Parish within
thirty days form notice,5or account for them
selves in o legal manner, they will be publish
ed as d~eserters aud treated accordingly.
Q. If the Enrolling Officers discoger thht
the absenteos will not come in, after such no
tice, they will call upon these Head Quarters
for such military force as they may think
necessary to enable them to arrest the disloy-
al men who will not serve their country,
when thousand, Of better men than thtm-
selves have already shed their blood for the
cause Of the South.
3 Provost Marshafs will use due caution
in issuing passes, so as to assist in carrying
out this order.
BY order Of
BRIa. GEN. BLANCHARD.
w. L. RLDDICK, Capt.
and "A. A. Gen.
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NOTICE

ITO all persons owing any wal Tax. In
l. pursuance Of a resolution passed by the
Police Jury Of the Parish OF Natchitoches on
the slst OF July 1862, you are hereby no.
titled that you will be charged eight per cent
interest from the first day of September
1862, where the Tax is now due and payable
and from the time due, and payable in cases
where the same is not now due, and that
such interest will be charged in the collection
of the Tax.
HE TRTGHEL,
y. w. NORRIS,
Col. of War Taxes, Parish Natchitochcs.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
Avis
Succession de Joseph Roman Frefs,,s.

Succession de Joseph Roman Frederis.
Fan G. JANIN, ayant detnande
~ b 6tre nomm6 administrateur dc In
succession dc Joseph Roman Frederic, de-
c6de;
Avis est par ces prdsantes donne Il. touter
personnes interessees d'atoir 4 dedaire, dats
dlx yours, los raisona pour ~lesguelles In de-
mlrde du ~petitionnaire ne serait pas aceor.
dee,
B. J. BOUTS.
2la-2i Gfg9ier.
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DARISH WARRANT No. 1898 for
L S52 so. dated July 18th, 1862 paye-
bic to bearer. 1t was lost at Camp Butler,
on the 18th inst. All persons are warned
not ia negotiate for said warrant, as pay
meht has beea stopped on satne.
The Finder will be suitably rewarded, by
leaving the wasrant at the store Of WHmsley
y Co
WM. OLIVER.
Natchitoches la. July 18th 1862.
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Notice.
Succession Of Josept Roman Frederic.

Succession Of Joseph Roman Tysder,e.
TEAM G.. JANIN, having applied
~ to be appointed administrator Of the
succession Of Joseph Roman Frederic de
ceased;
Notice IS hereby given to all whom it me-'
concern to show cause, within ten DAYS, why
the application Of the petitioner should not
be granted.
r. ]. BoUIs,
2la+2i Gsfh
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Avis.

Succession de Thomas Cook, dtcfdf.
HARRISON FL. Hathorn ayant demande q
1 etre nomm6 administrator dc lasucces,
sion dc Thomas Cook, DECIDE;
Avis est par ces prssentes dome II toutes
personnes increases d'avoir il dednire, dams
dix jours, les %raisons ponr lesqnelles la de-
mande du petitionnaire ne serait pas aecor
dee.
B. J. BOUTS,
l4a-2i Gregier.
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(Commgtniqu6.l


NJ. l'Editeur -J'apprends ayec un
vif p@laisir que lie capt. G. Fasani, Oh
devant des armees ~ltaliennes, Sc pro-
pose de bonner des ieeons de strategic
ct de taqtique militaire. Il est d
esptrer qnt nos officers de milioe ct
tous nos eitoyeps qui s9ptI appeles au
service proiteront dc ~Favantage que
va nous otlrir l6colc militaire du capt.
Fasani.
N 49, n III
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Succession dr. Lndger Lerussgp,r, dectds.
r EONARD flichel. avant demands Il
IL etre homme administrator de ID success
sion de I1,dFef IcvasseAr decide; , (.
AVIS est par prhsehtos dohn4 a to0tes
persehnes iHteres6es d'aynir Il deduire, dams
dix ionrs, leg rnisons pour lesqnelles IL de-
mande da potiionnaire ne sefait pas aocor
dee.
3. J. BOUTS,
2lo-2i Grefe.
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Us.ET.I.
BY
Reyd. W.. BINE'T, NJ. A.

1SG2-fS63.
LIST Session form septr, 18th 10 Jahy. 3oth
IND Session from Feby. LIST to June 5Dtll
HIGHER GLASS.
Latino, Greek, Geometry, Algeya, History
Literature, French etc.
Terms + 5000 per session.
JUNIOR CLASS.
Arithmetic, History, Geography, French
etc.
Terms s37 so per session,
Parents placing their children at school
only for u few months will be charged for
the higher class SI3p0 a month and for the
itinior class no, 100. 4, month begun is to be
paid in full.
10 meet the exigencics Of the time pay
ments can be made in cotton or corn provided
such payments be made in advance.
l4a-3t
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RUNAWAY.

MAS committed to the Jail Of this Par
w ish, q griff slave, aged about 80 years,
about s feet 10 or II inches high. Says his
name is CHARLES and that he belongs TO
Mrs. William Rimes, Of jasper County,
Texas. 45
The owner will come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take him away
or be will be dealt with according to Law.
j. B. PLAI5ANCE, /.
Jattor.
,pI 2.
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AVIS.
A PARTfR, du Ter Juliet proclaim
N q862) jouvrirai une ecole sptciale de
,ieunes demoiselles pour f~enseignement de Ia
Couture, broderie, tricotage, ct tous les ira
vanx d'aiguille a Ia main.
Prix par mois SZ,oo
Je me charge e~galement de tous ouyrageS
de couture ct dc CONNECTION qui me seront
conies aux prix les plus moderes.
NINE. HENRIt9TE CANT1N,
NouueHe rue Seconde, en- face
26intf Fonf'ea etaettefe.
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Union ocs Natfbitotbes.
.Jeudi, 2S Aout, 1867.
a Nua PATRONS.

Mr. Louis DurLElx demeuro, soul,
charge de la re~sponsabilit6 ct DIES itt6-
rets du journal L'Lfm1oa pendant Pin
terim oecasionn6 par la mort de Mr.
ERNEST LEGENDRE. e
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Notice.

Succession If Ludger Leyasssvy.
r EONARp Trie1ol having applisl to be
III 'appojGted administrators Of the tpcees-
sion of Eudger Iovaasettr, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to al whom it may
concern to show caGse, within ten days, Why
theapplication Of tie petitioner should not
be granted.
y. j, B0U1s,
: Pin 2t. Clcrk.
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Is hereby given that have appoint
ed Mt. jerome Messi my agent, to
transact business for me during my
absence in the army.
l.. GIANONNI.
1T. August Ia 1862.
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MARION.

4 etc conduit /, Ia prison dc oette Poroisaa
n I'm gritfe d'ehviron 40 ans, taille d'environ
5 pieds 10 GU II pcuces. II dit Sc nonnler
CHARLES, ct appartenir IA Nine William
Rimcs, de Jasper Comte, Texas,
LIE proprietaire est reqnis de venlr pr,E'ycr
50 propfiete, payer les frais ct lie %retlrcr,
autremGnt il en- sera traite commencement a
la loi.
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it'll Geolier;
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LOST.

Col. of War Taxes, Parish Natchitoehcs.
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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-12-30
TAKE NOTICE.

r1>HE Board Of Supervisors at its late session
i passed the following resolution
Resolred, That hereafter all claims coming be.
fore the Board Of Supervisors of Buchanan Coun-
ty, be presented to the Clerk of said Board and
by him filed, on or before the morning of the
second day ofeach regular session thereof
EDWARD BREWER, Clerk.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-12-30

Godey's is the only work in the world that
gives these immense plates, and they are such
as to have excited the wonder Of publishers and
the public. The publication of these plates
!.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-12-30

WELL SPEAKING.-A pastor was max
ing call upon a parishioner, an old lady
who made it an habi,ual rule never t
speak i'll of another, and had observed i
SO closely, that size always justified those
whom she heard evi! spoken of. Belor,
the old lady made her appearance In thc
parlor, her several children were speak
ing of this peculiarly of their mother
and one of them playfully added
Mother has such habit of speaking
well of verybody, that l believe if Sa
tan himself were the subject of converse.
ton, mother would find some good quail.
ity even in him.
OF course this remark elected some
smiling and merriment at the originality
Of the idea, in the midst of which The
old lady entered the room, and on being
told what had just been said. she imme-
diately and involuntarily replied
Well, my dear children, | wish we
all had Satan's industry and perseper-
d7lce.'