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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-11-08

X EN&
BuS StaSp artthortie4 1.-The b OK.
il o9t o. the4 WI 6sdesito put
d6S nxSxtor{ioh, TO Ytevsht ln0bSsPsc.
ulsAions and in order to provide = cor
tain supply Of clothing for the brave
men who have gone to fight our bntt4esS
lcyicd upon tlc VoOlsp land Lcdtsgy
cloth manufactured or to be manufac'
'tured- in the 'SfatS,s "a. the cxtSss-ce1sr
requirements foft the ;atniyys0r urslCss
demanded by the Confederate GoysFnT
mcnt for similar purposes, md agreed
t. pay for it the curront market prlcca:
I'm to this time the manufacturers have
Increased their prices we know noc
how many fold, and tho GoySr9ment
has paid the advance. IS tisuoad no
Now, however, tho Conscript law
lust passed, requires rs a cohdYti0frfor
cxempting these manufacturers n
their operatives, that tthey shall DO
content with q profit Of sevcnty;fye
per cent, and requires, them to reveal sl
.lthcir profits under OATH, Some OF tho
manufactures have rcsofvetto refuse
!, to take the repaired oashy orjjin Other
words, thoy have resolved MOTTO ipe
content with profit Of sevcntylhve
! per cent, and threaten 10 close their
!, factories.
II On behalf Of common humanity, in
. consideration of the sntfcringssot our
! Troops, and in yindication ri the opt.
: ragged feelings Of the. people Of thc
: State, and also upon the, score OF duty
;, VIC call upon Gov, Vance TO grapple
= with this monster Ikea man, and choke
y it to death. Gov. V,tAcccan ido;it--be
! must do it--or let him retire from AZ
: fee and, o enter the army, declarinnl77
hin self unfit to govern, Let him a
y once seize every manufacturer hablest'
conscript duty, and thrust him taso tn
! army, where, he will sonn alcarn th'
want of clothiag. anil tho ditforcnc'
: betweea rfiteen dollars per month viii
soldiers fare and seventy two per cont
:, with comforts and luxuries Of home
'-e II the factories do not chen movo, "
. Governor Vancc SEIZE Thorn also an
set tho operatives to work at doHbl
II wages, and give the State the bcpef
Z OF their labor. 1t is \ case domandin
: the exercise Of extraordinary powor-
4. for it is,oae 0fstlle MostpXtraordipapy
hcartlcss cases ever pfoseAted 70 I'll
~ world-RateiyA N. u Journal. iaa9!
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rErnm The Nav York Observer
A Death Blow.
IFrom the New York oosc

-SfSSsrs Editors 1T strikes me that
the President has not gone tar eqonSh
in his proclamation Of emancipation
1UnndScf tkes War Powct5,s@whfchxmases
|f5 fa,wful for him TODD anything ne
|T~Sleases tabreak down the rebellion, ne
has dissolved the legal relation existing
between master and servant after jan
nary 1, 1853. Now, would it not be q
Ia ,ath BLOW to tho rebellion ifhe would
alsoiprcclaimi that all other State laws
shall be repealed, and shall be OF no
force whatever ON and after, that date
There are other relations, such as hus,
and wife, parent and child, debtor
and creditor; there are laws TO punish
sloaling and murder, and u Thousand
more that may all be anpulled by .
3si.nple verbal proclamation Of the Pres,
fidcnt, Its evident that it the rcbels
SEQ that thooy are to have no servants,
no wives no children, no laws OF any
kind, afternext Christmas. they viii
come aud lay down their arms. without
any more fighting. would, if Iwefe
lone of them, aud such dreadful thing
'fwcare about to happen. poo o."
And even this IS not enough IL va
have the right and powerto do all these
i, things, would it, not be, we'll for TIT
President also to issue his proclama
, tion, and order Jefferson Davis and thu
Rebel Congress and all the army 0
I the Southrto leave the country ut once
!. banish,tho whole Grew, horse, foot AM
sfdragoons I? AS to the abstract right o
{ fthe p~residcntsta do il, the,e . boil
|, doubt in the mind o.. any man who be
:. lieves in tho right to abolish slavery b.
proclamation, W. al. know the Prcsi
!, dent, a. in-chief, has TO 4
whatever he can to %injirc the enemy
y to. put down, tho rebellion, and restor
the Union. What could be more cffce
tual than tho immediate Punishment
the, whole Southern army, inc, ading Il
capable of bearing arms between III
q ages OF eigtteen and forty-tiye, and a
't male white persons as soon us they b
como eighteen years old. s.. !,
o uOnea more suggestion. The Pres
dent is very much hampered by Stat
rights; tho Governors of the 10y
States are often crotchety and som
times troublesome. Wuuld it not ten
. to the great increase O.. efficiency in I'll
= Government, and the more speedy sui
y preston of the rebellion, if the Pres
y dent would issue his proclamation abe
70 ishiag all State lines, and removing y
J the States, loyal and rcbcl? Under Il
~ War Power he can DO what he thinl
necessary to put down The rebcllio
~ and this last. measure would BIO the
y nal doath,blow. It has, had sever
|: death blows, but this would XIII
~ dead. siigR 2 - ...a. w
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0O0OAREWARDta ~

/ UNDERSTAND jO;OOO1S OFFEkED
h~sGAresari ia, whoever witl,kill the Beast. hit
,lF. OF, New Orleans. i accept the offer, and
l require re ss25, 900 Forfeit, t8bSs placed IN sssao
GOA hand. zoAVhcnoIa secempiish the nudte
decd, ! nm to be paid the reward. NV name
can be found odt' when desired b.. the proper
Ipsrsenss u" ind al .gs,yYss s.gt.
Winchester, Tenn, Nov. 2-dft.
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ALL RECRUIT, For AND ALL BE-
longing to this Regiment. are hessby notified.
and ordered to meet at ,Winchcstert on Sat
urday, Nov. 8th, 1862 ''' ~ q "H"Tf
1e5-BriOg three days rattens with, yoa.fS
ii Iaa dJrea ~, ~. TURNEY,
Oct. 3O-td. Col. Com'g.N
The order to recruits, and 70 men q my reg.
itierst, tobting 3 days rations is revoked as stsa
bringing ~ratisns The men will come acco;dsr
ing to the order, but without any rations.
"t7yAohnM siasF..sS9 9STP. ,TUkNEYat
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ssI WILEgSELE N y; TRACT rOR LAND
'viss: %, Coon Creek nsar stsyepsoa Ala.
containing. VIZ ih"tS@
'TWENTf-TwoUR THREE HUNRRED
pgsGt. 4aidtol9 ACRES, r,..
600 cleared; well watered, good improvements,
arranged for v StGdk Farm eLanda Mich, and
'GAeaP Rsr particulars and description, nd
dress me at Stevenson, Ala, / viii sell nv
crop or Corn, Hay 4Oung Mules, HSgs,S haep
dands 0sttles PussessioH given immedjately.-
Confederate Money taken for everything, A
bargain will be given sag AtH .qi1~ Il
7o;asg staT LORKNZO RUSSELL
Oct. t24.-5t.
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Battle Of CoqlntA M,Ha
~N'Importo," the spd faIDf
bile Advertiser, rebte4 tSp fosewsS
Incidents in connection with the battle
of Geriaths


"a @ HERO.
Gen. Van Dorm, while riding along
,heaine.onsEsid ay ensoaptaxed~AsAllss
soar-private with his face covered W,th
bloodAadslis land .prossEt agpmstshAs
Jaw The General inquired If no was
wounded and where's heswasrgoing.q lie
removed his hsndr disclosingt oEs sight
'r&ch igsg ws;ss V soxEaS |Sa - T.
distinctly as he could in broken SON.
fences, "Only-- got my jaw broke
they're giving 'em hell back thorc.be
back AGAIN soon as can get my face
ixedu ePM sss go GaIaf7sR aaAsd :
what hell those Yankees arc catching
and in q half hour afterwards, with
bandaged face, he. returned to bis com
pany toSgos With xlieSaSsn hfsdgk-3f'
balance Of the bloody struggle.
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Moro Erc) wsSl - SVearnod yos-
ten n oisi. sS,di sagi E land
sls = y ma. sr s.'ss. =
ing 70 the beavers estate in Campbell
county. Ifappears that hc was impli
Gated in steaiing some leather, 10
der ths lash revealed, or ~pret9pded f9y
reveal, the existence Of . plan OesA
negrNfspSasis which, Je99fp DO I
iccttH aid Soha setedN OAtsnas, $50
|thon= were 10 mako their way to the:
fankssssarrespA9seAo Lipcoss's Hs39-
hmation. He seemed 70 DO pretty
we'll, posted ~ to the psqslamstion DC.
elaNinRun6A&9m1lpE sRpdNeHTflNGsE1
was 10 take skeety&oa He toldRs Nfeates
masayy t1GSnlsgsy-4soims Of which rs 7
fptobably truo, anddimaAy'notS b0ts hcs'
told enough TO show that our people
should "a On their srd:|- ETA AZ a.. ca. -.
fedsracy sSVtA.a 3sl ,s4ear. 4 ~ no rs .sos,@i
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iNoics VSluntesys

Being 'AGthoris0doto iraiss tmd mpstsr,into
the services4f the Confederate States, 10 CON-
panies Of Infantry to fofmea Regiment, y my
and all ages Companies fostssd for Soinins,
s~~hNdeireAo spterttbisseryics BY reporting to
ii" ~ ATAZ.1W NEWMAN
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ALI quiet among the Paper Gen,
.0, ~ erals, ns bgoa uaiarc,

Since tho late expedition of Gcnoral
Lee in Maryland, and of Gen. Bragg
into Kentucky, awe. read mo. moro ot
carrying the war into Africa" Those
who some lime ago insisted that tic
Abolition States must bcinvaded, prob
ably SEQ the iin~possibhity OF doing .saS,
successfully since the failnro cot Lee
and Bragg to hold KoatnckX and Ma.
ryland. Those who, somo time, ago,
imagined that they could sit d5wn ut
home and plin md execute campaigns
and BATTLES better, TIM o ytrain-
ed generals who had tho battles 10
fight and the campaigns 70 nanagge00
have now probably ascersainod that
they were mistaken. They perhapsscc
tho necessity ofagetting q apcrmaneiit
toothoidiRa all the slaaeholding States
before entering, with the view Of hold
ing nen,slaycholdine States. They
can now, probably, understand that 81
our armies should be sent into the
Northe. m States, tho clIanceslwOuld bc
against their ever returning home, in
usmuch as Abraham retains moro men
at home capablc'o Of boa ing atmsrt than
he has inithe field. In, tact, it il, gcners
ally understood. that the, sending. 81
our army far into Pennsylvania, Ohio
a&c., would boa do~airight murder ol
Pour troops aud suicide ct tho Govecn.
meBt.--Nost Mla.is 4 si4as q seyeg
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saiis Lin Ho1Ses4for Aalesuod,w
(. Il HAVE ,lTWELYE FINE YOUNG
Horses 70 J sale at my lot IN WinchestSf..e
Nov. 2, dtf f'hs I7L.96aBTNNk
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/, 80, ENotice!1 V'lE7f 40
IF ALL THE SOLDIERS IN FKAtK.

IF ALL THE SOLDIERS IN FKANK.
lin, Bedford, and Marshall 4c6unties, wluusbe-
long to the l7th Tennessee Regiments (Col.
Marks) will meet at Winchester 81 Saturday.
the sth' " November ttransportsseoA win Be-,
fim1nediatcly furnished tothe Regiment. il. is
hoped every one will come up. Recruits will,
also DO received at the same, time ios That
Reginient,gr 10 tti1i1 a 81, ,,;,, Ms.
1T islgrcatlX, 70 DO desired that tho Regiment
will be fllcd,up. Us field tof Expectations for
The psesept will DO. Middle Tennes4essa ,.A
Z Nov. ~ J. siusss.saA2dT 2o!YARR.
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PROCLAMATION:
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Il car core: poa1ss: u EabSsFibsE, ne
sc dSs-: Iaisk be has E4IEe3 mach .riss-
Gzzsi5n fs0Ea shat ~ AAz Te=e5= pzFkAps
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ssIsfoEtsnes Aod We EhEI say sotataz zo5sI
Il. sE-sPE ihat i Arg1es greatly ia favor ..
Free STATE School SysIezo. Bat oar cog
rsspSDdsnt j s4z;y Geh:s3 ;5s age We
sill aasEeT hin, however, thai the re1soa
re doa'E keep np bEe and cry 90 re zub-
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,IeEhzEds3 way the zzcss4ionfs.z End
Knights Of the Goi4su Circle have 70
Heskea the GoTeTumea; Ye 55at bsIor :
10 Ihs Order, AID ne are nos af.Aid that
ihs Administration aI!i TI5iEis the
Constitution Whatever n-y Be oaI
eonseTV2tiTe opinions II iieas Of peace,
sc link that "a LIms Of var Tie Cor
eFnmraE Las perfect righI 10 do All
ase=ssaEy acIs 70 z8staTu itself both asyainsI
dOmEsise insurreetiou AID foreign fatsrTe1-
Li3a. Tie rebel leaders have Officially Of
ferri 70 abolish slavery II the Ea.opsan
PoSers viii oaly ree0gzrz= ihE1- aad since
tia. bait has bse1 tbSsUa ouG the aEif-az-
sansl PhtlauES ro2i.ts Of Eo.oPe 70 aid ia
establishing Soathssa AristoeraeT, il
Toaid not do for the Government 70 &c,
itse!f up az the only defender and protector
Of the Institution shieh Is Il c5ateu3ed ia.
had 20 much TO do ia bringing On this
wicked var against the Great Republic of
Lhe WoTid-;he bulEsrk OF civil snd reIIg.
ious ibs:ty. If that IS destroyed, the lib
eEty Of white mea i desiEoysd What do
yOa thiak2 Are roo satisfied?
But We Dust correct your history. Gar
rison IL cot = member Of Congress. and
there IS not eorPosal-s guard Of fanatics
IA that body The great proportion uftaze5
il this State Is NOT raIsei from slaves,
there has not heretofore been \ fair share
from that source aa1 the Increased enter
prise and business Of Free State more thar
makes up for that. We doa't suppose that
Our loyal shareholders are aoKIo0s 10 sell
to the eOttouOeraey. and jast a. you saw
they can go where they please To buy
ehattIes- The people here Of course
have the right 70 deal with their iastitn-
lions, and the Government dOezn I interfere
With them bat don't quOte such = miser-
able sneaking traitor as YaIlandigham for
that, aud at the same time cast An impula-
ton upon the gallant Union flowing Stan.
too. who has been conservative man all
bis lifer and = Democrat at that. The PEST
dent exhibited patriOtisn aud good sense
IN appointing bin, aud we honor Them both
a. good and trus men, working manfulIy
and effectively in the best cause under the
Ornament Now, if "Subscriber' doesn',
like these sentiments, let us know, aud ne
will discontinue his paper, and il has paid
viii remit him the balance due But don't
let the knights" have an Improper linda
enee over your judgment, and you will soon
believe as We do.
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rev.. R. crave. ana ri. Plk...

Rev. J. r. Graves and hIs Pixies.
The Richmond WEig, Of the I'd instant,
contains the following item:
@Rev. J. R. Graves Of Nashville. has
made some very valuable improvements in
that manly and formidable Weapon, the
pike, Increasing its effectiveness as well az
ia handiness. He is NOW in this city for
the purpose of exhibiting the Weapou to
the President and Secretary Of War, and
soliciting permisIion TO arm a regiment or
legion Of Teune5seeans with il. In the
hand Of brave man, there could be no
deadlier weapon than this"
We will Veuture TO say that Graves SER
mons have done more harm tban bis pixies.
We have yet to hear Of the first engage.
ment in which the pixies, Of which the reb-
els from Gov. Wise down or up 70 this rem
egads Graves have talked so much, have
been used. In truth, the 6gbting at close
quarters, Of which the SOutherners have
boosted as their fvorite style Of warfare
has not generally pleased them. At Mil
Spring, At NeWberu, 1t Williamsburg aud
elsewhere. the rebels have run from our
bayouet charges The only pixies they
have usea much are turpPikes to .ran
away 90.