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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07
AN ACT ployIpE roE rRs ~ CONFIRMATION OF II.

II =
OCRY DEuLG III ; on ASZlNA Per HIS ATTENDANCE
AT I'll sESSIuN or CONGRESS
SECTION The O. ile Goa.oeS'e States OF Am.rieA
do enact That H. huIy be enttl 20 ten cents MI io
conug Lity Of kehmond, Nrgi and returning hon
Of travel an 10 eg tdl ars
dAy du ing III esson the date Of tie approval
ergArIs ths Territory e AiionA TO be paid In the
provided py AW for the compensation Of nsHot"
o. Congresg.
Approved Feb. II. lS62
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07
NO 8NI.I
AN ACT TO ORGANIZE re CtElIOA' FoROR OF Tax
DEPnKTdkNT

No 8~Il
AN ACT TO ORGANIZE r,E otEuoA., FoRoE OF Tex
TREASURY DEPAKrdiNr
EErinN Tne Congress the Confed sa'es d America
euac tho OF the Ire be ani he Is her
author Appott in several BareauI e hs DspAEtmtn
The foyipE eIIks Of the scTstary chief
eek, fou Jerks ani ssenger In the BaeAu o the Comp
troe chief clerk tErnty ce Ks AID In tie
surer chief clerk clerks meise-
is nj and 81 ordinate 10 tae TsAsd
rer he OF Treasury ut ne irine al csrfi ten cs'ks
for sgnirg clerks uumherrg and many euteri
and INN puoe service may rqure, net exceeding
eight clerks and n Eubo drae II the I,s ter IN
the MANAGEMENT Of the Loan pnepalce and Two
eesk; aad e, Bosds Anl stock and r Igbng Gu
pors eprncpsl clerk nd hye clerk and for tie hng q
and the ten ceISi Ia le huTehg
Of the Ert Aadt5T chief and Principal cerk, And
fhye clerks and ssn and 6sis:lnt lr the Bureau
OF tte .eco=d oe clerk 70 ~ cl Tks ana us
the War Tax chef clerk andt rec
clerks.
On tra blTe continent tVr term not exceeding two
no III, aud ny shan be gr4nif-Abe fom any Bureau or
duty 10 any tth dc eiOn q the sa fecrNy AMI y
aaA such rules ID rvgulonSAs thA te tab
she'd By the reary 81 the Ad Of each eAu Ie'pee'
lively. -
SEroS TIE sal rss o the sail e ks shA be tt As folsv
ng Aes per pad to them moltnly or a. 81
t1e may be tr,mel piper by he te etay OF We
etsuy & chs' ,rs ffern handred dlATs the pr1einsl
er fu tee huudrei doA the Oihsr els SAa be divided
nt tWo grades whom than half snail receive
aAres 81 tive We haadred dollars aad the remainder.
thousand dollars each Th ,usr5 and Trim nes fe mats,
IA receive salaries she Of six hut ded douas for the
chi and Ave arel lyas Z, tIe d mleS sNAll
e,I n slary q The loS,r grade Of eI-k The
a. clsk, may be appointed sbung Gle and for
s'u h. Ja vy additional IAIay - two handred atl'
lars.
Approved Pei. 49, 1862.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07

,IOr WAY ROBINSON and JAMES ALFRED
u united 10 TIE practice Of tbs Law Hohrond,r
I Fed raj Courts Ard Court OF Appeal.
Jos viii al'O practice In TIE Cireuh Courts Of hehnans
Civ and Hsnrioe.
Hs oncs IA ~ ths corner Of srAekhp and iSh streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07
A CAR ID

AvING authority from the scrrt'y f War to raise
company Of Infantry, hose who nay ds re t. Join IL WIN
veen the hours Of 10 and u, M1'trpu Will be al
the plNce; sio on each "ednedaY ara SAudS hsn''
llne company shall have been July ga-iEtd.
bounty OF $50 will be p,i n each rtcE when he en2 bis
rsSs :, WV W PtRRT'.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07

NTI GINiN.-Lt tu-, h!d 10 ne tH'lm'e q Aos
mare 90 sty Gu T. l. Fe'iu ~, ls6
Thoma O. B5wen VII In his own h ~ adrninrAior Ci
Toln a rrt des-s,.d fi rdAn O. Nay y, t'sins
red and trUsee f all children Jhl Gar et dec d.
'' ~ Plailtd
MANI iArse Alsyande GNr5t John Garrett, George
~ Ca e. wary Garrett ,y,lnl b. Garrett zE'e A. Gar
rett A.d Mamie Garrett bs enoAIo
IN CHANCEKY:
The ctjs this suit tn the s'nnnn of the Court 10
Itys,tm,n' BY ThomNs BoEen, aiG isr tT ~ Jo'n b.
Gare ccce L. tthe moneg 81 the eced NJ
N tie pu cha and i't viii ha teen conveyed 10
him ue u Ieu chi den aud TO correct the con
ysy Giw hs Widow 10 b. hs Zee simple owner o.
o. eihl-d OfTad house and lot
b, ~ uads AIT defendant John r. Garrt not
nA liant IN State Ga the ton OF plainih ey ms
IS d. ed ihat ties Ia deis an do hppeaf hire Eh
month lf piNca5n IN nr1e- al snsTer ue
p'A trI bill 10 VII te op oeet hs in'eest
and IN copy OF s der be rub he'd ouce tk for
sve week the Rtnond ig pHated 10
the y kieh asn and anohs py there posted AZ the
urthous OF county, the 81 day
Of the n ulty
nlupprT q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07
L MOR AIS,

n. Publisher and Bookseller,
HoS, ns Is,ory Of vrgaA-N History ef virginia, irou rs
dis ovsry e BY EuoPeAnl 10 the present Tine ey
Tsi5ry Of {, colony 10 Of PAHs In 1903 Volume
contains the Of the cony and o. ne state ron i'o' ''
TIE vry.s "a, Been Ilv,h n it. praise u Of Nr BoW
son apd justly considered tse best extended history Of
a.,o-y q re valley Of v-. by samuel KerchevA vol
be ~, T.,Sry AMI n i.a w.f Of western Virginia. Els
o-y ENy Se;lenslt nd IatAn Wars Western gnl.
,rabrAing al acc The various Expedition IN the west
p-sy ou 10 irg ao Biographical Sketches Of u' Ebs,ezsr
Lan-, s'r mSuOch Lews w,,a Geaerl DSns B,oidhe. .d
Andrew poe Aad other dsngahel As3rJ Border ~Ars
Handsomely Ila,,-A.sd BY wI,Ds Haas t.so teG
YERy csFRsY PICTORIAL for coughs colds. &c, iq'' re
f,tS Corner Maia and l. th streets.
SOAPsOOO SOD. ssh Ia; +, ',syss g. ey y, ,,. pu,c
oNP-Pr N w1ndI,r ssa,a lot OF Lows genuine EpyHh
B-owa ~inso soap Just received and for sale BY J. p %
VAL, corner Man and 9th sts !.I
C,OD LIVER OIL.-s dos Baker. Pure CO. cSi Liver Oh
j,nl5 Co usr Main aad lete streets
I1OO GRAY MILITARY ovrp .,oUs
lNN ,,,v ,,, ,,,,u,,o1, n. o,p.1 cut IN n ,Ssaisi
nitAry lyle full long with Military button on them
iai WI IRA SMITH. III dan afr et
CANARY SRED for sale IS cents per pound, At EEADE
" LBIKERs Drul s,Ore, cor above 0.
WHISKY loo sbl, whisky. Of yirgn. Mountain, iron
ens = - the Fs's 'Sd .nIacs nni' .'sa soNs "
ay iS '''e' '0H' " Corner ofPe. sad Cary street.
NTAcRINERT OIL bbs Machinery on; 10 . 30, Tan
VI nsr' OIL for 'sie 0y ,,, :, =; ;aS ~ 80,
ITJL,-rAgy G.UN1LwTCs-95 dozen 'up,rlr
vi B-ek Garatss n S'cs and f,rsasby BALDWIN WI
AyTPgL CK-L.sIP BLACK In quantities to
fi, '- y PE7E son CO. lt5 Vain -
VIOLIN STasNGs.--sOo Coz u.lln sad Banjo sr,tg'.
q ''P''''' ''''' %, ''' PETERSON q, iSS Mala
: BAR aELS ALCOHOL-For IAls% ,ovv oo
> t6 II IoNt W,
ID 4 RUM " loten oftse does, qualify :,r safety
pRIH NHW nICE-R''syg ma Or ss ,,sty Nh,
| EDANK STERLING bXcHAS4E, Ia bills o. $500.
| iO oozfsiersie STATS and Vi saias aIa BOadI.
WANTED.
Richmond City stock a,,,,,dw..r
| i.DIs IA IkURY 90
IZGCON n, cured g.2y sos so9,l;,lng o.
ID HAMS Sits5 AMI shou deis - eoh '" pure O'er We
's.t' o. cons anHsn '01 PLEs.Nrs ,@S stree,
CHUrTLEs.-onc cIe suu,,les. Of superior quality, on
| = ecnslsnWsli and for sale BY UyNr p,1YELco
sI7 ktSI. fAlHA : "
INOR sALE.-8 BblI Prime Linseed oi i,,,,- ,,vvs
NTTSTNRD.-EO dOIsn, In dnS, for sale by r.-,.,.
Nj jan2i Dlyk a 90, Dr1ssl.t.
1,URRowS, RELIARLE MEpICINF, jua re,
ID eegVed for sale by p DUNAL corner OF 'At 90
OH -
STAIRS SCOTCH SNUFR MusssnE Linenen', VI
- on Candle Siok Bols 60 T., Tooth usAs Ssnfy u
ssgn,ss ana gindsr's Glue, Percu 81 taiehes Tor
W. PETE asOJ O0 DruscIb,
tsbS la5 Main str-s,.
| n JPIRITs TUYPRNETlNE AnG L1bIieatlDs
- agIl, iast rscrissl aud Tor sNie oJ ~ 49,,
80
TTIo DRUcG syS.-i5 oarbOys Ma-auie hsd for s1,e BY
/ i isiS = Gun
/ YyOSTET-T R,SIsITTRRS LII ntIsn Just received
| III AID Tor sAi- ny U.,7l DOVE %, - prasS.t
! nJL.- 80 Calls Castor OH
" 90 lbs PJtAsh
/ ConeentrNied Lye juss reeeved@ ,,a nrv,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07

UIO PHS SiClANs.-h rhAcAn, fal prAeuee, wno re
sides ofthe Watering Places Va and
derOus removing the South, will sell his properly with 'hs
good will Of his position hs PROPERTY which be proposes to SELL
consists large and comfortable DEtling with all
u houses stables and negro houses and about 90 good
and About oueha Of the land well bered the balance
l. eadou land, and furnishes the proprietor Rbun
dAnty with his rewood hay and pasture Ills practice has been
ort 10 hin for many years nom ~ 500 20 5000 per
ana insists In part practice among the yto the SPRING
during summer season. and throughout the nehborhood during
the year
fall aud him far he eau, to his prsetee lie
all s1h.bt hsbooks Physician desiring 70 purchase
Hs price for this property good will Of his practice,
A. SO p1yab, As hand and the balance In
and years with Interest
sppieaions addressed 10 Messs HSrman Bell Attorneys
Law stanton Va will receive prompt attention. apS-Nu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07
Ian CARDS.
WV. p. BURWELL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
NRACrICTs n al o. the Courts q his City, STATE and Con
/ fsisrlie ..,.----..-...., ,.,-,, ,,,r,--,
PAT caIar tsnCn paid % As Prcsteutcn Of oAns
nty before ths Cou=lssiouss . Gains 'ss-V
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07
RICHNOYD DAILY WIG.

fT1as:
DAILY rasur sS per aanua sen, TssIy, ~ sSef{ SS =
~ I, sSTs-s Fesoses -.Sy ajs ~ hs ss 81 tne
Flsl,4sGI h Al oaIss Nhere evtsaee iksn On NE asp0se
Isissrn ne Posi OEss soaiAi-lag MONEY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07

sNe ,dsss suenA 50 BE- ecn.lased BY Ae month or year
"a ~ lpseasd 90 Manuscript PssViouiy Ase0 aFoh re
1Hsen tae parties. ..,.a ,--,
rttesrt aoa azrked The oo?J for IpeSs'ed nr.
As- q nlsro,s Be Ooaausd ua ordered sS an1 pysh'
enacted ascorlngly ~
~ gpyuA A A1unzs,sESaEFsro avoid sny nlsande-sians
ne Aanua, Advertiser proper 70 state s''fl
7va OILY sz.rris % their ian sisie e12neiN Ssal
uIAs Lsy aad a. other Advruse1ens seas sy e % % y
adIu5lsI ,Nargs, and 10 yvranou- ..- =
" Rsl sa.s sad Gc1ersl Ageal Aave1t nies eoI 70 ss
ssss3 cy Ns yEr hu. % b. chr-st Al ne assA rt. ''
s-gs 1--1urt- a. Hhsl. se agreed upon
a. Eossu.ss and weary sdysrtsers Sensrsly o'
- =. ,p.r h ,ss pvsgc change, shall noL 2a NE
,s,ry ,ysra,e n Any week ilssrt uore han ne an'
ssIt pcu u ftsnlg rule uai t1e ,1aTAc And ~ e4oe
a. sr,5 sueupt % be SrSvd II o., GcuAl rates.
l.-a-ts I1ss-eI n tao sen ''.ssSy Whis a. 1S eeai
A. 500. Of res cr s Ter III tri us-ruou and So eena
= .,.- ~ az saatt-uar-s orH weekly, IS csne
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07
STUART HORSE ARTILLERY.

XLTANTt D. CNE EUNDaED MEN for the above splendid Ba
w tery OF eight pe;es Elakey Gsni snt Hos re 10 Ls'
re Artillery every n;uned Nth Gen. stuats
CaValrS B4gs,e army Of Pct,nae. an acg under the i
loving orlers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07
w wANrID :,
.UulTITUTVs WANTED.

- isit DOVE o., Drrggsts-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07

EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE, [
C. W. PURcsIL 90 I
yIE hghes; price PAID for Gold AMI su'eT stoeii
II hought aud sold on Commission -
oc26-u '" rohOhLb = W
SHoE THREAD.-sO D.. shoe Thread .or ale.
- frb3 A. v. stOhE- 4 CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07
VALUABLE ROY PROPERTY ROR sALE,

VALUABLE IEOS PROPERTY FOR SALf>
We oGer for ssle piyael the Iron properly, known
Miller Work situated Ia the Of Rocking nta
Port Reoubuc vgina l6 miles distant rOm the Vr inil Oe'
railroad properly contains shout 20 goo of lAIi,t
large limb suit bile fo coslns pupo
The SGrnAce OF the best const.u ton, With boa valei
power and hrrAte engine attached The banks believe
70 be xhAustbe the ia and ain
ausy suitable for making the most valuable rc Tat
rye sout1 River the best vateT pow
ers y ni, capable nakiDg sny desired qI nifty Of lion
the slsts there gooi Grst sad Saw MI comfortable
Ling Houses all Oul Houses all convenient and r
repair Tbs ty been ,aed for tine, and the
putting he works in operation Put arIicuy ae
81 lag close ines 10 sell and can nat'
Eh n. lessees 20 10 purchaser
HANDS stock tha rel an purchased re-or
Abe terms pI-chNser vhave ths adysnta Of a.
the advanced price Of Itor To business
with kuow sf bster opportunity OF nskfi
money
reasonable and accommodating Forlnornston Al
Benjamin Crawford sAuutoB Va, Joha Lewis Pof
Republic, Virginia. $500. - .-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07
NEW y sOKs, FEB. Ist.

NEW BsOKs, FEB. lst. ..,,.
Jspsr other PosI - rhsO IL al, aysy vsu
NUH
uaals and Co1trAIt, By MlcNAhan, o.
Gl,rI Mounting AMI Ie Of Oai;.n 0; Ca rb and seal
q B 81
re Aare o. Prayer Catholic Prayer Book - 50 and SOC
Ths s2y, by & A Pollard, SO
Pr1see c. b. den EeEefIy rIsE-r, sc
C8uf-t-r4ts States Army asgliNl ms, P1-el " -
U f3rn aud J-sss % C.a'-desats stztss Array, ~
WIlf..la Lea un Skvery. al tes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07

ICE.
UIAvISG resumed the ton and Com IN ssio bus.
nes prepare receive gnscns Of general
nerhauds for SAFE tuetioa privately and ,sbe heetal
cash advances LhA retain for ID. present. lsrge End
nodous warehouse where goods can be s AEd Air-
ly exhif tied.
nllgnnens will receive prompt aitsuton.
JAMS f.'.. ~. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07

"CApt Juo Es!en Cooke untser aid 10 big Gen gl
herey orde ed to rOceed 10 Richmond on FerOng et zee m
the SuHt A ,ry Ee F he governed by the i1iei and
rsgua 20 for rec ulng OF the aud Gel1 Dept G. B. A
'By coma sad Of Gen. So art.
WE TOUIE5 A. A. A. GsAL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07

RkNNE& & WcMURR3S,
IIAyE hAbd Sud receiving the foIt Wig AFce '
II which N n invite the attention Of the deaeis-
Rsins whole and half boxeI, Grah aud 5founa rep
Ground Gage reppe. sauce, PcE.eI 10 bts EnRsh 90
neg sAIaratu, Matches saTdines, AdsmAniine UAnds On
pagne W'nes ysous brands. naAnpa Cider Bndy In lct
s Green and Black Prs Crackers, Dried Apples D.
Peaches ostther With large assorsnt Of r00aeeo OsA
tc I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07

This vii be the ene battery tie ssvie Every cannoneer
mouned with ho and uremsn fi'nshed by COVE n
rlent ec m2any ghch neG'lI made viii he rc-essei
me1 and u leg er Is ohiSined mere
on 'e-r, and he Battery viii take ths hsl
viii opea rec nit pg eli Sc n day and meanwhile i,
vte all join company " in their names adj
dressed 70 me, at Richmond - ,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-07

VNTAHTRD- CHI ester n Id CnvRiry-50 Recruits
w be received IN this The recru'tI Eil be
tit ed py sortAon and substsnce en- the lime a-d
plac q e. ismen tozetle with tn. Of so bouny
ApplJ RecronS oee Cary street next door TO the
sire OF A Moore W. d. W J0JDRfDGE. Cart,
mhb-to Recruiting Ohfcsr.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04
From New Orleans.

Private advices from New Orleans
furnish interesting news
Butler had taken but few steps to
dispossess owners OF confiscated prop
erty. But little had been sold at auc,
ton, either Of personal effects or Of
real estate.
Two French war vessels were in
port, larger one being at tho Balize.
The French Consul made u demand
upon Butler to restore the arms taken
from the French citizens and the $ laves
he had robbed them Of The Beast re-
piled that he would consult his masters
at Washington. The Consul Informed
him that his orders were peremptory
and must be at once complied with.
He would not grant time for consul.
tation with the Yankee Government.
The British ship Rinaldo had return
ed to New Orleans, and was creating
IL stir among the Yankees, the British
commander exhibiting on all occasions
his sympathy with the South.
Nothing had been done with those
who had taken out certificates Of en-
nifty to the Yankees. Passports were
now obtained by literally feeling tho
authorities. ............ .......
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04

The Opelika Salt -Hne.-The Colum.
bus Enquirer Of yesterday ddshes cold
water on that salt mine as follows:
The Atlanta Contederacy has been
shown lump of rock salt picked up
on the railroad track near Opeilia, and
has received verbal reports OF "tower.
ing cliffs on either side of pure salt,
while the cross ties are laid on the
same substance
We are sorry that the truth about
that boulder of salt, spoils 50 pleasant
a report, and dissipates all the encour.
aging dhticlpations based upon it. We
understand that it was a solitary lump
Of rock salt, and that it was probably
dropped from the cars while in transit
perhaps from the Louisiana mines.
That is too bad, if true. The origin
of the press kilograms by which this
alleged discovery was first made known
to the public, was probably the follow
ing:
Telegram to Coz. Pickens.-From the
Columbia Is. c. Southern Guardian,
Nov. 24th. ..
MARIETTA, Ga, Nov. %.
An incxhaustble supply Of salt has
been discovered at Opelika, Alabama.
| go down tomorrow, and will be able
to contract for South Carolina at S. q
bushel, delivered at Augusta, Ga. !
have written fully, and sent samples
by express.
1t will be noted in the Legislative
proceedings that the Speaker of the
House claimed to have Information
from Il gentem an direct from tho mine,
and thought the discovery of sufficient
Importance and reliability to justify a
formal announcement to the House.
Can't give up the OpcliIa salt mine
Just yot.--Ndc0n Telegraph.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04

A letter from Memphis states that
some of the most violent prosecutors
of the friends of the South in that city
are Southern men who have turned
traitors to the Confederate cause They
arc continually urging the Federal Gen
eral, Sherman, to the perpetlation Of
every cruelty against defenseess men
and women. 1t also states that the
Federal officers are engaged in all
kinds ofspeculations making fortunes.
Nearly every negro in Memphis has
left his master or mistress, and thous-
ahds have come into the city from the
adjacent country. There is no security
for life or property Of Southcrnors in
the city. Gold is about fifty per cen I
premium. .....
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04
Correspondence of the Daily Bulletin.
KNOXVILLE, Nov. q, 1862.


| had the pleasure to day of an intro
duction to the gallant and accomplished
Capt. Allston, of Gen. John Morgan's
cavalry command. He is here on Off.
ciaI business connected with his service,
but what 1t is, he is prudent and mod.
esl enough to keep to himself He in.
formed me amongst other things, the
account recently published of the mar.
row cape of Gen. Morgan from capt
ure by the Yankees was true. He says
that while in the vicinity of Tyree
Springs, where Morgan's men made u
gallant and successful assault upon an
entire division of the abolition army,
causing them to fall back in confusion,
untiI strongly rc.intorced, when Nor
gan thought it prudent to withdraw his
men to Il mcto eligible position. This
She did by making circuit to tho rear
OF the enemy, where he posted his bravo
command, and instructed them to
await the approach OF the enemy, while
he with one Of his office proceeded
on the Louisville road to find out how
far they were behind. About this time
it seems that the Yankees discovered
chat Morgan's men were in their rear,
and sent back regiment Of cavalry
and drove them from the ostion Gen.
Morgan had left them in. The General,
aft cr being detained longer than he had
anticipated, having met and captured
several Yankee prisoners, return I'd to
where he had left his men, but what
was his surprise v hen he found himself
in front OF about two thousand "blue
coats" The Abolition officer immcdi.
ately rode forward and ordered him to
halt, and demanded the signal. Gen.
Morgan replied, 'What do you mean,
sir, by demanding signal from an off
Ger OF my rank. I'll teach you, sir how
to insu 1t government officer, by de-.
manding signals when you should be at.
tondng to other matters of greater i'm !.
portance."
Morgan then ordered them to open
tbe way for a column ofinfantry which
ne was going back to bring up. The Off
Ger touched his hat. and Immediately
give way while Gen. Morgan rode
through their column. As he would
ride along he would address the strag.
glers, ordering them to ''move up," that
they were no better than deserters, and
only wanted Morgan to catch them
Thoy would touch their hats and move
up briskly. In the meantime the pris.
oners who were following tho General
were cohvulsed with laughter, think
ing no doubt that he was their pris-
oner, and they would see the fun out be-.
fore giving him up. If this was their
calculation they wero sadly deceived,
for tho General coming to place in the
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04

nea. A very limited space in the Daily Bull
lean will be allowed for advertisements
Terms, 81 for each square, 1st insertion; Scots
for each subsequent insertion.
Articles of much length, intended for publ
cation, must be handed in in the forenoon to
insure publication next day.
Obituaries, Tributes of Respect, and Funeral
Invitations charged as advertisements, but mar
riages and deaths published as news
Advertisements of charitable institutions at
half price.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04
FROM fSASHVIl. |, e,
Position of the Abolition Army.
Release Of Hon. Tierre Soule..
MURFREESBORO, ID.

A Nashville dispatch Of Nov. 20th
has been received 1t contains a bond
and guaranty Of protection that has
been adopted by Rosencranz, which
every citizen, irrespective Of his past
political predictions, is required to
furnish, failing in which, said citizen
will be sent without the Federal lin, ,s,
bis property confscated, and be forbid
den to return.
The Louisville Courier printing es.
tablishment was sold on the 25th by a
decree of the Chancery Court, and was
purchased by the louisville Democrat.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. %.
The political prisoners in Fort La
Fay including Hon. Pierre Souo,
have been released
Southern bank notes in great de-.
mand in Nashville. A sale took place
on Friday at two and at half per cent.
discount.
MURFREESBORO, Dec. =.
From the New Albany (Indiana)
Ledger Of Nov. the 2ist, we take the
following :-Th1 Army of the Cumber-
and has been leorganized and comprl.
ses ten divisions in three army corps.
Gen. McCook commands the right corps
at Nashville, Gen Thomas the centre
corps in the neighborhood Of Mitchell
vile and Galatin, and Gen Crilten-
den the left corps in the neighborhood
of Lebanon.
Gen. Rosseau has separate division
not far from Gallatin.
Allthe principal towns between Bowl
ing Green and Louisville, are garrison,
ed, and the cars will run to Nashville
by the 1st of December.
There will be no forward movement
till the railroad is repaired. The army
depends upon it for supplies.
Nashville is to be made q depot for
all kinds of army stores.
McCook's army corps has not yet
gone beyond Nashville.
The rebels are taking advantage of
the delay in our movements, to move
supplies, sick, &C., 20 Chattanooga,
which place they are strongly and rap
idly fortitying.
There is no large rebel forco at Muir
freesboro, nor has there been, for tour
weeks. Everything has been removed
to Chattanooga.
Gen. Rosencranz is impatient at the
delay necessarily imposed on his move.
ments, but it is unavoidable, as the ar.
my cannot receive supplies except from
Louisville.
Ih6 IdnkGcs on the MtSSlSSYPt.--I / nc
Natchez Courier Of last Friday has the
following:
After Smelling the plantations below
Port Hudson, last Sunday, the Aboli.
ton gunboats passed by Baton Rouge
about 8 P. M, sheling the Confederate
pickets below the city; with what DAM
ago is not known. n ..a- ....'
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-12-04
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We are unable to give our readers
news from the south and east of late
date in consequence Of the wire (Which
has been down for two days. not yet
being put up. Below will be found our
Extra of yesterday, containing dis,
patches brought By rail