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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-10
The Indiana nth.


The Rockville Republican Of this week
contains an interesting letter fromCapt. foote.
dated Romney, Virginia. Decembr Oath.
After detailing their trip TO Romney and ex-
pressing their regrets. at not being ordered
to Kentucky, he says.
I'VE reached this place aner dark. having
marched seventeen miles after IL o'clock a.
IN, and the whole Regiment together. and
none of the bows very tired. We had 20
quarter in houses as best We could. ftheir tents
being condemned and left nc HutfoEvillel
aud are rather crowded "a the town is full of
soldiers.
Companies A, b, c, and ID. are in the
Court House. arespectable place BY the way.
The Lieut.. Col, j. r. Mahan, Commanding
in the absence Of Col. Kimball, Who has
gone home.) occupies the Clerks office, and
our worthy Surgeon, G.. W. Ciippenger and
suite, the Recorders Office"
Speaking of their march from the Railroad
to Romney he says.
"on Saturday morning took up our line of
march, and now alter having had so much 10
saw of bad roads you will think that | am
ex iggerating when | say that i neye r saw as
4 KUN - IN+A q III" LII VI FNh V4t sui
was the case: for although the road MAS
billy, vet il was hard and smoothc most Of
the route, with dust in some places, tie first
we had seen for six months. After we had
been on the road for a little time my boys
took a vote aud were unanimous in saving
that a mistake had been made and we were
on the wrong road, for the 18th had never
before been compelled to travel on such n
good road, having heretofore met with OBJ
structions, difficulties and dangers"
Of their reception and Disappointment he
says:
When we arrived wa were received with
great rejoicings, and thought ourselves very
popular but nave now come TO the conclusion
that we wero only wanted to put OH the ad
vanced posts az pickets, for we had only
rested one day until Il detail from our Regi-
ment was sent out seven miles towards the
enemy, the most advanced post. and to-day
they nave gone five miles on another road
This is a kind of popularity that we do no
desire.
We make the following additional extracts.
How many troops are here / do not ex.
uctly know, and il / did would not be allowed
to tell. So / can only say We have 90 oil
cannon, 900 cavalry, 600 infantry. The
same in regard to our movcments-do MOI
know. would not dare to tell did / know
This much can say for the 18th. and that
l. that re have been %grieyously dis ppointet
i'm coming here in place OF getting 10 20 &c
Kentucky. We are tired Of Virginia every
way and think that we have worked enough
during the last summer to deserve A better
fate than staying in the mountains all winter
But as the boys say, it is call on account oil
the war"
Our boys are generally well and tonight
are making all the preparations they can foi
an extra dinner tor to- morrow. They are
all thinking Of home and how they were en-
joying themselves a year ago. and ! have nc
doubt that many OF them are wishing tina,
another Christmas may find us all a,
home with those we love.
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History of the Campaign Of the 18th
Indiana Regiment.

We are permitted to make the following
extract from the manuscripts OF Mr.. Poor. who
is engaged in writing the history OF the 18th
Regiment in Western Virginia. The work
abounds with such incidents as the following.
and will be read by all classes with great in
terest:
INCIDENTS OF THE FIGHT AT eHxAr MOUNTAIN
There had been a man. by the name OF Jor-
dan. discharged from one OF our companies
on account of sickness, and awaiting himself
of the opportunity OF riding a Few miles TO-
wards home, had taken passage on the wag-
ons which had started early on TIE morning
Of the battle. and az a matter Of course, was
taken prisoner with the wagons. As a rebel
officer was putting questions. in a rapid man
ner. as to the numbers in our camp, aid
Jordan was answering him, that we had at
least ten thousand men, there canes musket
ball which ripped open the rebel ofheer
coat. giving that gentleman q slight hat that
sorle one of the ragged Hoosiers' had ne
eye on him; 30 At least, the officer seemed 10
think. for hastily giving Instructions 20 one
Of his men 70 take care OF the prisoner, be
moved of double quick, bat had gone bun
. short distance. before another yolley turn
ed him up, a dead ~sesher" Vow, said
jordan to his guard, these mad Hoosiers are
coming Up and will XII Us both. and thlnk II
sufficient to apslogise to me Afterwards ior
not making Al exception III NY favor; lei US
hide behind this log, and BY laying close
they won't see Us. no sooner said than done
Jordan aud his guard we're behind the log
Jordan exhorting him to make himself as
small as possible. especially his head, a. che
18th were notorious for hitting in the head
Jordan coiled himself down By the side Of
his guard, but took the opportunity TO hold
his old regulation hat over the Jog, knowing
that our l.oys would recognise il, ard act &C
c~orsinois. u was not long before the old vel
low n. OF the ls-h caught the eyes OF bhi
snediAer and Spicero CO. T, who, charging
over The Iog captured tue rebel and relieved
Jordan. who had the u~nspeakab.e s~a'isiac'
ton OF exchanging situations with his guard
ana escorting him into camp.
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The Difference.

The maritime seoundralism of the world
says m English paper discussing the possi
bility Of war will be only too happy TO
take out letters Of marque under the Amer.
can hag. aud prey In quasi vessels of war on
the rich British commerce" No doubt OF il.
But Bitaih Is now furnishing the Inequalities
Of her ports and dock yards 20 one Of these
quasi vessels Of war. lately manned BY sthe
maritime scnandrsllsm Of the world" which
came into the hsfbof of Southampton red.
handed from the destruction OF one of oar
finest merchant ships. BET y eau the pirate
Nashville and the nat onai armed vessels of
the uriied States. she stands npon her 'neu.
trality." II Is only when her own rich CON
merce Is IN danger Of hscoming the prev of
piracy that Britain discovers me turpltude Of
piivafeering While the OF other
nations suffer-. Great Britain recognizes the
solemn obligations Of her prolcssed neutral
ity. and treats pirate captains With the same
respect a. she does naval officers Of friendly
nations.-No. Democrat.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-10
Gail Tor S,sse convention.

Sixty thousand Of shc citizens Of Indiana
having Voluntarily taken up arms for the de-
fenseof tho government. the preservation OF
the Constitution, and tho liberties Of the PEG.
pie. 1t Is unbecoming those who emain at
home to array themselves in partisan wsrfare
against each other. the probable consequences
OF which must be TO prevent The resources
OF the country from being appliedto the SUP
port and maintenance of the army. the engen-
dering of strife and discord. the Withholding
OF supplies fos the war-wosn soldiers. and of
recruits for the ranks thinned by battle; and
may terminate in the Generalization of the
army, and the overthrow Of constitutional
liberty.
Therefore, most earnestly dsPrecating all
efforts 10 keep on foot party influences. pre-
udices and discipline, all persons. Electors
of Indiana, who are ia favor of tho vigorous
prosecution of the war for the preseryation
Of the Union and the maintenance ofthe Con
stitution. are. without respect 20 past politi-
cal associations. invited to meet in Mass Con
v~ention, at indianapolis. on the 22d day Of
! fehrssry next. for the purpose Of nominal
J ~ eiaaidatss for the oiices of State. TO b.
( at the next general election.
1ra . the end that Indiana may %contina'
: to enjoy the high position with the othe
q States which she has in the present var hish
. erso occupied. and that all the energies 0
n the State may be unitcdly put forth for III
e~ffectual suppression Of the rebellion. tina
the Constitution may be respected. its al
. thority acknowledged. aud law and order ono
more established all over the land, il Is ea
n nestiy hoped that all good citizens will. fS
h the time. put aside party. and unite for ii
" country. ..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-10

AZ issue seems 10 have been made be
tween tho House of Representatives and
Gen. MCCLELLAN, upon an inquiry msdc OF
him in reference TO the affair At Balls Bluff.
The House passed a resolution calling upon
him to report the causes of the loss OF that
battle and the circumstance attending 1t. and
ne has replied. in substance, that his time Is
SO occupied with more important matters that
be cannot do so without prejudice to the
public interest. 90 we understand his report.
but have not seen It. whereupcn, he has
been rather roughly handled in the debates
in the HOUSE BY Mr.. CosKIIS. OF New
York. In our opinion. this Is all wrong -
The President Is the Commsnder-in-Ch Chief OF
the army and Congress has no power to pas
by him and make inquiries of military OF
acers inferior TO him. If they have thu
power to call upon Gen. MccLEILAs. the,
can also call upon a Captains Corporal. o.
even a Satl<r-for they are all officers
Besides, no good can come OF these Ton
yressi0aai inquiries into the manner Of fight
Ing battles-for The plain reason that Con
knows nothing about such matter.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-10

Plain mer. says the Chicago Tribune. who
reason nov ff1m what they see, and not
from what they are told. begin 10 believe
that as loug As any Shareholder 10 tho United
State pFeteads 20 be loyal 10 the Govern
ment. The su viii be conducted with special
fesesence to his case. and N such q way that
tie title - the ia hslf on he lsst .n~igrsr's
Rad msy not BE- d~is,urbed-Sf lou. pem
srraf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-10

We have jest received a copy Of the Mem.
phis Appeal. IL eontsins a long article. msk.
ing biucr complaints that the rcapisltion of
Gen. Harris upon the militia Of The State has
filled utterly. We anticipated is failure
from the frst. We have no doub, that there
are thousands Of the Tennessee militia who
would heartily rejoice n the marching Of the
Federal army through their State -.Lsas
riils Jesyaai
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-10

The State Sentinel. afraid, any longer to
preach open treason against the Government.
Contents itself in venting It's pnerile malice
aeains, the President and bis household
because the White House has been return
i.hed. and cleaned up. avery necessary pre-
caution in view of the traitorous atmosphere
that infested the Presidential mansion during
the former Administration The Sentinel
shonld stick to that. Itis about is caliber
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-10
MUSICAL.


WE have removed 10 our new
Stores. 70 aud n WISE street between sec.
ood and Pearl Streets. where ~ shall hs pleased a.
s>e gnf ffeDds snd ca tamsrs.
ell sfnfs. snd grsstiy increased fscil ties 90 doing
husinss We are prepared 20 sapply bsyvts On he
meet fivef able terms. -
WV. eIEssA SOFA
csaeinasu. Dee. %. issl. dAviv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-10

Flnxi The ch,racter OF the nominations
made By the 50 called Democratic State Con
y%ention, we infer that IL was sn aHfi-Tar
Conrention-a sort of a Hartford CeSre"f'eH
affair.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-10
LEGAL.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-Bv virtue of
~ an execution issued from the vigo Circuit
Court, TO me- directed and delivered. In favor OF
Bernhard Bisehon and Silas March, and against Ma
thsniel Schoonover as principal, and James Norris,
Rep evin bail, | have lowed on the following de-
scribed Real Estate. situated la Vigo county, Indi-
sns, io-wit: The northeast quarter "a Of section
thirty-four go, township eleven OD, range eight
ls) west, and on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1854,
Within the legal hours Of said day, at the Court
House door, IN Terre Haute, | will offer the rents and
profits Of the above described Real Estate, together
~.ll all the privileges and appurtensnoes to the same
belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, 10
the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure TO real
ize a sum sufficient 20 satisfy said execution and
costs, l will then and there offer the fee-simple, in
and TO said Real Estate, TO the highest bidder for
cash, 10 satisfy the same.
This eth day Of January, 1851.
SAMUEL CoNNFR. sherfn.
janow3uprs fee$3 30.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-10

SsmEs or 1osficEHs. .
j a. wu,r.n. pres,t F.s. wmuAss. Cssh's.
State of Indiana, yigo County. IS.
\. =. Williams being duly sworn. deposes and says
that he Is the Cashier Of said Bank, and that tne lore
going repo,t OF The condition OF said Bank for the
| period the elm named, IL true aud correct, othe best
Of his knowledge and belief.
sworn 10 and subscribed before me, this sth day OF
January, ls62.
| Ian. q 9w-w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-10
IhENGTHLSlN9
BLOOD pGRffIEEi


~ you want your fei'cssr, sichley, poas N-il11s
L. lie healthy, strong ard robEsti-thea SHE LfE
hcI&an's Struggling Cordial, Zee tie dlrefLsHs O.
each BOTTLE T. Is delicious - take.
One Tablespoonful, taken every morning.. ias1-e-
l. 4 fure preventive against calll and fever. yelLs
fever, cholera or any prevailing disease. -
are u Druggists or dealers NlE
may try 70 palm upon you a bottle Il BffeEs II 81
sAparlla (which tbey can buy cheap ~ tayi-g * l.
iast a. good. There are even men RAst cno1sL 10
steal a part q my name 10 dun their NfLh deco
tloIs. Avoid such infafo0us PIRATES afd her vi
lsincgs compounds Az Tor Dr. }. IL kcLestt
Strengthening Co-6lsi and Blood Purifier Take
nothing else. u IS tie only remedy taat VII p14L
your blood Thoroughly, AID ~ The sale t-e.
STRENGTHEN and INttGOHATE the ~Aeie ersaI
zatou. II IS pas ~ Ia serge betiies-<a PEP bot
o. * BEETLES for -.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-10

nlvIDFND N0lICE.-The Southern Bank Of indi-
)ana has his dav declared a dividend Of i've per
cent. go on its Capital stock. payable 10 stoekhoid-
ers on and afler fhe 10Th inst.
+. ]. WILLIAMS. Cashier.
Tar. paote Ian loth 1869. do iw1t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-10
COAL! COAL!
LuMB Der.

IN EARNEsT.-All persons know
u Ing themselves 10 be Indebted 20 ". either hv
ncse or account, viii save trouble by paying up a,
once. We are determined 20 collect. aud parties
Interested will do well TO heed this warning.
We have on hand . large stock Of seasoned lum-
Der, etc. which we are offering at lcw prices Tor
Cash Only,
"A upon ibis principle We shal do business N nuure.
NJ. u. TOPPING a co.
Yard aud onlcs on Larayetis St, north al Canal
n~s-mher IA. d&wim
Journk eopy.)
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-10
fbr. .. a.. lea oti
L~lksfurgf.

Tn BssT EAfE4sAL ~ 4HEM 4sLb.f o4 g
80 kEAEI.
-Thousancs - hruan being iaa- utet md aAf~
q decrepriu3e and misery. by TIE GO 81 ISIS laval
uaSie Liuirneut. T. vl4<ele7C PAIN sin5r rs-s1-
tEneonsly, and 5 WI cesna~, Fgr1 ef aest fne
foulesi SOkE imam Incredibly .larf rle. HOLM S
OiLLHlA1N Mi rsl.re- - ur-r
veterafe cases ct iLeuEaalgw. ocut. - Atrrair--
For Farslysls. Co.draCted Muscles. sl1 q ~ Mclt-
nezs ID tie Joints. srs.les CT Lgamerfs. 81 81 r.--
er fail. Tive applications viii c.re sore Tirosf
neadache CT Ka-1lse. fp- brr4 f.aliz, 70 AS
PAN. i j. A. i~nsali.cls -eue'v IT, j saa yCu '.
ind b. 81 lati.I@l-ilie renrul h~tF H Lie4E- 81
hand.
PLANTERS. FARMERS ~ ny cla l4t1E eLafs,
o. laIses. vii save moaev y E...e A.51sls Ne
callc Oh LLlmelt- u Is a -.eeas ass 4.-.lhis
cure fF Gels, SpTaIe. 1Aaifs. 1-elre- f
Sweeuev. Sore. E0Glls. &satfh--. els flifu f..
dtsezses. Try it. ats yen - a D- c4-
Br.J. II. ucE-ea8- Sole if4rrG.
lEStwlr fai-s ~
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Heaith and strength


lAtth - ~ AtoiAnI 49,
x Il v "a cuTc Liver Cosnpiani, Dyspepeta. MArIt0a
Dyseniery, Heaaache. cepressca q spirit feFcf
and AgUe, inward Fever. Bad tresth, o. fnf i~afs
Of the Liver. Stomach or loves.
GENTLEAEN. 10 you vlst tohe hefthJ. sEns
ard vgorousf
LADIES. DO you WALL 1s k,oo1 al health q uss-n-
t0your eheeks agAini-fien 80 ei once an &c
xcLFkN's SI~RENGTHExlNG C0HIisl. X
BLOOD FCRif1kEi
Delay not q moment u IL warranted a. gise tsusise
ton. II will cure any disease a. the Eitneys, Nomh
Ct Bladder; Painting. Distracted Geusraat.ou, lsi
ling d the Womb. B1rrernsss, CT ay diseases arising
from ChFonic or Neryors nehility. IL = Al lut-iihi'
remedy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-10
Corner Third ahd Pins So, 5. Louis, ~
DIR. NcEcau>s Universal zsEGIs.


Ga M NONfIAtIs HfutnfIfes HLADA-LL 3
There never has been CAJHkETIC m-3cn
oGsred - The public. tast ha- given such el.lre ssf
isfaction - Mclean Universal pills.
BeiLg entirely vegetable they are perfsfi. Ias
cent And cen be taken ~ the Ilc-s tcnler iu.snl 81
pronPt and powerful ii removing al bii0us -~cls-
ions. acid u impure, fetl fnaiier from us A9ulrl
In fact. they are tie only pill that shozlc b. SECS To-
mAizrio1s Distlcts-
stomach orsoweis, GeteA ttfy active aud seafs1nS
ia their operation. promoting healthy sceretlor- ~
tie liver s4d kidney Who VIII -ur-r fsoai hllsas-
hes, headache ard frl stomach, when 80 e. a. o
remedy car te ohgalrsal Keep tlem Constantly 90
hand. \ single coss takrr u -easoH, snat prlEtrf
hOsrs, LAYS ard months q ~ickncsS. Ask ff T. -
Il. AcLesB's Universal IsAs. Take n0 gaer. hrins
coated. they arc t~asteiess. Price only = c@nf- pes
s-ox sDc can 80 sest b rasii - AS larl ef tie e. >
J. a.. NeLEAN. Sole Proprietor.
Corner o. Third 81 Pine -, So. Lille.
rFrrar-- Kat--uG- nft
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uosupeIE.Tou. : ~scIirAus1g Cor
dfuI fvef Faken

TBE THOUSANDS upon uhous
ssis sLo are daily using HcIrnn's streng;bes-
ing Cordial, certify iLai r. T. atsnlutiy AT DiAtie
bic remedy Tor removing aud fHVi6okAilNr ID
shattered aud diseased system, purifying 4Ea -
drhinq H. h,ood-resofng ne SICK. enilerirf "a
-.faN -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-10

1tospson burned in October. The ptek cts
are q che lookout Scouts have been
seuf out. Ia = vet have iound none but
sooa Union people. which Asure 20 p the
case when he soldiers appear. but very Of
ten those same deceitfnl wretches win try TO
sntrap the soldiers before they get back to
camp. Such Is the character OF the rebels
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
The Lavergne Affair.

Last Wednesday evening several cav
alrymcn came through Winchester re-
porting that the whole of our forces at
Lavergne were captured-that they os.
capped under orders for every man TO
take care Of himself, and we find that
their reports have bamboozled a good
many of the credulous. A moments
reflection ought to convince any one Of
the great room for all such to be false.
These men "skedaddIcd' too soon to
know what was done there, and didn't
seem to know that we had q telegraph
that could carry news ahead of them.
We wonder why they didn't stay and
help i'll the fight.
Now, the truth is, we lost 9 men
killed and several wounded. Tcenty-
seren of our men were captured. The
Yankees retired at 9 O'CLOCK back to
Nashville. Our troops, but few in
number, had fallen back, but Forest
coming up, advanced and found the
Yankees had retreated.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
The Southern IIag.

BY REV JouN COLLINS M'C>BE, D. u.
To the Southern fac my homage is due.
It's folds, with its bi-colorrd bars,
Float on the breeze over well fought fields,
With it circle of glorious stars.
Itwayed at'B ,thyl. ""Manassas," ".BuIi Rum
And 50 proudly when Sumter fell:
Ger hundred fields it hath been unrolled
~ DIR guns rang the toeman's knell.
Wherever that flag has been kissed by the
winds,
The pulses ofmiIlions beat free;
And the hordes OF the tvrant melt away
Like hctrost Of the ycasty sen
0, l love to look on that glorious flag.
As it waves from our towns and dolnesi
Atlording protection to loyal hearts,
And defence to our Southern homes
And il waves to-day-ayc it proudly waves
DER MAEYLAND'S ancient soil
And it calls to her sons who'd not be slaves.
'Strike, strike in this hour Of your moil!'
Beneath it the swords of the legion'd South,
Are flashing for justice and right;
"The stars in their courses are on our side,
And we put the aliens 10 flight.
o glorious flag! what brave hearts and bold
hands,
Meath thy folds such victories have won:
Baptizing with crimson each battlefield
They've planted That standard upon!
Float on, Confederate banner, float on.
Thou ensign of honor and truth:
Der a nation, born as 'twcrc in Il day,
With Il giants strength in its youth!
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

The following burIesque upon "Grecn
back" was handed US the other day by
Il clever young friend, Billie Word,
1t was gotten up in the South, ever in
Old Franklin County, and though not
so exquisite in mechanical arrangement
as the gonuino green back, we believe
it to be as good, and we would as soon
have it. ave have Il notion Of print.
ing off Il lot OF it Tor sale to certain
ones in town here who were at Il loss
Il few weeks ago to get enough of the
green back and refused the Conlcder-
ate.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
To Dye Cotton or Wool Brown,

A lady friend sends us tho followir j:
recipe or dyeing cotton or wool brown:
Take the bark of the root of q COM
mon wild plum-boil in iron or brass,
as most convenient, until the dye looks
almost black. Strain, and add 4 small
quantity of coppcras dissolved in q
small quantity Of the dye. Add the
articles to be dyed. Boil an hour or
so. Wiring out and dip in strong cold
lye. When dry, rinse in cold water.
This gives u genuine, bright brown,
which is the prcttiest contrast for blue;
and when checked in together, makes
u dress becoming enough for the proud
est Southern dame or belle. Ladies,
try it.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
A Twelve Month Since

A twelve Month since. how many hopes
Have sped their short career;
How many eyes lit up with health
Have dimmed within the year:
How many joys that promised well
Have vanished in Il breath
How many OF life's sweetest dreams
Have sUnken down to death !
Sorrow and life's corroding care
Have come within the year,
And each have left upon the brow
There deepening signet there;
And earthly love, and trusting faith,
And youths bright dream Elysian,
Have persisted in the Twelve month past;
Have vanished as Il vision.
a Twelve month since. Thus ever Time,
Rolls as yon mighty river,
Up welling-onward Ill Its course.
And then is lost forever.
The unknown depth it minglos with
But typities the sea,
That lies beyond the bound oftime;
Gods own Eternity!
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

we are gratifed at the growing list
OF subscribers to the Bulletin. Within
three days we have put down the
names of thirty.seven. But we need
more in order for the paper to compen
safe us. We did not expect it like the
tabled Goddess, to grow up in a day;
we know it will take a little time. mt
we must have a large subscription list
in order to justify us in continuing its
publication. We spare no pains to rem.
Ger 1T worthy of patronage. Sure We
arc 'nat we, and all our hands, got no
steep from u o'clock till day light, and
sure we are that it is severe labor tn
furnish a daily paper. But we wilt.elI
our friends how they can aid US: Lend
your papers to no ono. If there be
any who will not buy or subscribe,
'"ey don deserve your kindness, for
while you aid in maintaining a daily
newspaper they would depri e you Of
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lew dimes. Keep your copy yourself,
anu "ncn dono with it, fold up and
sond to some relation or friend in. the
army, who will receive it as he would
Il letter.
a few withhold their names because
we have touched on their corns con.
corning Confederate money, spocula.
t'on' &c. Called jades will vince, and
we shall continue to ride them,