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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERsEY.-

NENTRAL RAILROAD OF OfNEW-JERSEI.-
" From foot of Couftlnndst stCounecting az Hampton
yauctou with Delaware Lsekavanns and Western Railroad
,pd st with Lehigh valley Railroad and its comes
Ions forming direct line TO Pittsburgh aud the West without
change OF cars. - :, ,...
= cave Newly ork a. follows; .
HARRIsBURe ExPKEss-At 8 M for EAston' Reading
pottsvile. Harrisburg, Msnch Chunk, Wiiiipmport Gc
Mail TRAIS--At N. for Esston, Water Gap Scfen-
Con, Gres. Bend. Pittston NiikesbsrEe 10 $500
10 II. IHROuaB VRAIN-F0r EsstoD, Msuch Chunk, VIII
,srnspsrt Residing Posville. Harrisburg, so. 49,
4P.M. THROUGH TRAIS-F OF Esson Bethlehem Allentown,
and Mauoh Chunk.
5:J0P. n. WAY TRAIN-For Somervie
BP. n. WESTERN FXPREssfor Es,tcn. Allentown, Read
ng Haisbsrg Pittsburgh aud the West Sleeping cars from
Jersey City through 10 fil,sbu gh -
EXPRESS TRAIN HAKRisBURG--Ihs o m. Express
II ain from NswIork syfyes al HsTlisburga p n connect
ing East and West Penny lvans Cent? al abroad No hen
Central Rsilroad North aud South aud with the Cunoer
;snd Valley Railroad.
Tag TsKOces EKPREss TRAIS FOR THE WEST leaves
NewYOIk ct dag Sundays excepted m kins close
connection at HSisbGg with Penny iv0na Rail- oad-Wh no
change Of to Pittsburgh aud bat 20 tiucinnt and
Chicago -Four hours saved by taking this u ain-
ELIEABKTHPOHT AND NKwNOKK FgKRY-Leave New
fork from Pier koTth 4iveT, .3J AID II S20
s:30 and $50 p. III.
The boats stop Besen Point And Marnefs Haoor every
tip each way JOHN U. s4EhNsi superintendent
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A. NJ. MELVIN. Aucroneoi. -
pY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Irving Build
- ing., MOI. 59 and 500 Brgslwaysaes Of Books, Sta
tonery Pictures Works OF Art Fancy Good, Furniture &c
MONDAY aud TUESDAY EVENINGS April 70 and 20,
at o'clock. -
THEOLOGICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS DOOKS-
Being part selections from Private Libraries comprising
standard ia Theology. Divinity, snd Biblical Lisea'
ture &C.
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CrsrO4HOrsz YAw.YORk, cOLLHcroE'.u uoIg1g,,acz,}

April o. 1862. )
DY MINTURN g. PARTRIDGE.-NOrICE
s hereby given that the following described MEhCHAN
Disc will be SOLD PUBLIC AUCTION, in pursuance OF
tho provisions Of the Of 25h April 1914 and OF the Bth
August 1886 at No 81 New.s In the City OF New York on
MONDAY, the 5h day Of May, 1909, at IL O'Clock oy
THOMAS Il MikTURS Auctioneer. The Goods can 10
examined on the second aud third days Of May.
(sixn.dl HIRAM BARNEY, Collector.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

DARTRIDGEs MATCHES-New style, NO.
2s9 Pearl frss from unhealthy fup.s. Water Proc.
aud firm bores Bss, kind fot iaals travellers, smsS>s.
aod shipping.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
Hlaebinern.

DOILERS.-One % feet long, AZ in. diameter;
ID Hoe. 6 in diameter Two % feet long ~ in diameter
Nues Is in. diameter BOLT CUrTERS-One large, two
s,nsI For ssle low by PIERSON CO.,
~ No "a Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
Me6icnl.
of "WINCHESTER's

" SPECIFIC PILL" will permanently cure any case o.
Seminal Veakness its resulting Impotence, s0wRvRR 40
eRAvArHD and win be found equally efficient g. affection. o
the Prostate Dia6stes and diseases generally Of the Urndt
OTgaHs.
PROFESSIONAL OPIN1ON5.-"I have used your SPa
cFIo FILL in many Of Speynato,rd and with the
mot perfecf spcen"-J MILTON SANDERS, M. D., LII. ID.
at Is as specific any medicine can be- have
cured very severe cases with from TIN posEs."-B
KEIru, II. D., Ed Rersrtoyg Of Med. Science
PERSONAL" The good faith Of Mr.. Winchesters state
msnts may be implicitly relied on."-HoRAcE GREELEY
The sPECIFIC PILL is not Homeopathic remedy nor
docs n contain Mercury lion Canthardes injurious
neredents Pricc ri per box, six for rs Sent by mai.
Sold whoosale and retail, BY J. WINCHESIEA NO 81
John st., ~ y.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

Tar PARK BAyK NEw-YoRK April Is 1859.
A n ELECTION for SEVENTEEN DIRECT
ORS Of this Bank fct the ensuing yea and for THREE
INSPECTORS Of neat ELECTION, viii 10 held at the
BsukngIi No. Bsekmaas., on MONDAY, tho 5th
day of Msy next
Poll open from II TO J O'Clock.
by order Of lhe Board. CHAS. A. MACY, Cashier
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Al. PLzEcKER. Aueiioueer.

A. J. PLggcKER. Aucoueer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at AUCTION.
"A J. BLEECKER. son Co, will sell at auction
on TUESDAY April 20 at Ot o'clock at No. Go 2dsy near
sh,, the Household Furniture Of ilmy removing to ihe
country consisting Of Brussels sud ngain CARPETS Oicl9ih
sofs chars Tables oak EKteuson Tables, Etngcre Hat
stand Book Sheye, Books Lounges Bureaus, French Bed
s,eads Ceuier Tables Quaei. Looking Glasses, Wasnd,
C,ocler, I'M. porabe Furnace Manie Ornaments Beds,
B,ddnx Kitchen Furniture, &c. Catalogues AZ II Puest
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

THE ANKRICAs EKCHAyGx BASK,t
kewhork, April as 1862. !
nIVIDEED.-A DIVIDEND of THREE
~ PER CENT the Capital Stock of this Bank has been
declared payable on aud after MONDAY, May Transfer
books to be closed from this date to May 6.
Is MURRAY. Cashier
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Gales bp Anet,on.

A LDEREEY and AYRSHIRE CATTLE,
n SHETLAND PONIES and LEICESTER SHEEP will
be sot hy HAOGERTY Co at Ts',ersalPs Stables Shav
aud Ssth the 18th OF May at 10 O'Clock Can be seen
tie day before Fifteen head OF Ademey Cattle IL do OF
Ayrshire do Shetland Ponies and Leicester Sheep I'm
ported and bred by tho undersigned For pacula 20 the
Alderneys aud Sheep, sppy 10 THOS. RICHARDSON No.
IS Broadvty and Ayrshres and Ponies spply TO VIII
LIAM WATSON No. % Psrk-piace.
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V'HE TURKISH BATH COMPANY.

II
In conpance with the w.he. Of the Public th. Share. %
the Turkish Bath Company have been reduced TO TEN DOL
those however subscribing for Nv, hn, tn. anoun,
Of $50 will beside the regular dividend enjoy the privilege
Of thE a. s,1 oa., 90 ~, gs's ~ tgs TWO 'h''
sub.eriptiou. the Socs Of the TURKISH BATH COM
Ionrnsls ryeninr Post, Fypres Journsl Of Comm srcs
Times. Tribune. World Vanity FAR aud at Me''' APplsby',
Tho following gentlemen oompos, the Board Of Directions
Hon. AleI W bradford LID Na,cn,iue Moa' y IL y;
m% Ybec 'S' ". b%i.St Sfyfa' fLD Col isfy do%@oa
Col Law school, Ihayer' e'9.
Cha. Cha; Godfrey Gah,hs 49, yshn TorIey, MD.
Charlie. King LID, Pres. Col wm H. Van sursn Md
0'ne''c C. oscANYAN Secretary and osusrs Msnsser
B.-M osCANiAN can be seen Al the on &c Of aHi'y
tarSEr.YoAx AsD HAHLrs RaIRoap Co, TKEAsuRrH's)
0rTcE cor. ilh-sv Aud 2oihtt,
INTEREST COUPONS Of the First Mortgage
Bond. and Bonds Of IstI will De paid and After May
at the Treasurer. Omoe W II. EMERSON. Trca.uIef.
MADISON and INDIANAPOLIS RAIL-
vi ROAD COMPANY.-sir Months, Iaiere', on the
Ft Mor,srs Bond, OF the Madison and indianapei. Rs
road Company vii be PAID on ..d .ss sss is ~ 81 s
Of JOHN & SAMUEL FERGUSON, No. 33 Pine't
New Yori. April %. 1852
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Annual Meet
~ iuS ofthe stocshoders ~ the CENTRAL RAILROAD
FOR the ensuing year viii be held a. their office at Elizabeth.
port NrSJ-rsey, FRIDAY, the gh day u May neII bs
tween the hours Of % o'clock and o'clock p
The Trsnsivr Book viii be closed until The 10Th 1roIimo
SAMUEL KNOX, Secretary
Elizsbe;hport April II, 1852.
4 DJUSTAlENT Of CLAIMS on the GOV
~ EREaENr.-CLAIMs upon the various Departments,
adjusted in pel.on by re,dsn, Aseut in Wa.hnson
Hon HORArIO kiNG.
G'o Postma General Of the United states 10 whom
claims are forwsTded daily BY -
JOHN h. MURRAY, Army and Navy Banker,
No. 30 Nassau street, opposite the fo'toihce'
CIX PER CENT ONE-YEAR DEBT GER
- TIFICATEs for SALE in lot, 10 suit, hy
A. w. GKEEHLEAF Co. No. ~ fIchangsplsco
TT S. PER CENT BONDS,
-. $40 TREASURY NOTES
u PKK CEsT OSE.YEAR CEETiFICATn,
OKDs.scE CLANS.
NAVY AGESTs CLAIMS,
QUAK1KHAAaTgHf CHgCEs AID CsRrfTcArBs'
BObGHr AND SOLD BY
TAYLOR BROTHERS,
No 2i7 BROADWAY, corner MgnIy,L
NO. 10 WALL corner Peafl.,t.
OYYIcn or 1nA OREsr WE.rEHs IL u. Co.. q 1889
SPKISGYiELD, H., Apnl 10 ldnl
NOTICE il hereby given, that the ANNUAL
~ MEETING rf tho Stakeholder, Of the Great Western
Rsfosd Company Of 1889 viii be- held al the Office OF The
Con- pany al Springfield Illinois, on tie SECOND'THUKS
DAY Of May for hs election Of three Directors, aud
the secion Of such other business may be necessary
WIN. Is. CORNEAU Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

NROUP-SAVE YOUR CHlLDREN.-A safe
~ and reliable medicine-Dr CdhPMANS ceSoiateo
ooT,nn'nd CROIJP AND COUGH SYRUP-used with great
for the IS years inahe cure ioI the nIou
also the best medicine for luenze Colds Coughs oAIe
ness Deuity Of Breathing Pain in the Chest Blee pg
nom the Imiys. Asthma WhoOpng Cough Consumpuon,
&C. Price q cents bottles sold wholesale ana tetai "
WIN CHAPMAN Co., aFulion-'t N.Y. ana py piugslse
will get the RECIPE for n
i SURE CURE for COUGHS. COLDS, Consumption ana
M Ling Affections by sending ID. ADEE No. 3S Peaf-st
NY lie sends free Write for It. 1t has cured thousands
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
Ocean CLEANERS.

NEW-YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
~ THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
VIII sail from NEW-YORK foT LlYEhPOOLi on
SATURDAY, May 81.
Price ofpatsagsin In
First Cabin...........,. $3.50 +l5,.
eccoTd1E to stseoo accommodations all other privileges
being equal
Third Csbin............ 800 $50
with very superior accommodation Suites OF for
families Dsy 6o engaged by special arrangement No berth
secured until paid for ..
ROWLAND & AsPIEWALL. Agents
Plans Of the ship may and engagements made or
freight or passage on application 10 CHAs a. WHITING,
az the oace. No Broadway New.1ork
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

WALLACKs.
w Doors open at r. Begin 8. 3.
GREAT VARIETY AND NOVELTY.
PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK.
MONDAY-EVERY ONE HAS HIS FAULI.
TUESDAY-THE LADY OF LYONS.
wEpNEsDAY-oLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS
THURSDAY-LOVE AND MONEY,
FRIOAY-LADI OF LYONS.
sATURDAY-EvERY ONE HAS HIS FAULT
MONDAY, April ~,
grs IrchbaiPs fne Comedy (irst time here) Of
EVERY ONE has HIS FAULT.
Sir Rsbeu Ranble ..............Mr. Lester Wenacf
Mr.. sol sii' DaAo
Mr.. Irwin ......,.....,.'.,.'...s'Nr Cnsrles rsnen
br Harmony .''.'''.'..'.'.''''.''oii H,iA oni'i
Lord NoTland
Mr. Placid sMr iouns
Lady Eiesnor Irwin .....".....Miss Fanny Morant.
Miss spinster .......s..sss.
Mss Wooburne. Miss Madeline henrqneA
Mrs Placid ...................Alf, yonn SETON
Hannsh Cafnan
Love IN A MAZE,
MONEY. Sc., &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

A UCTION NOTICE E.-EARTHENWARE and
~ GLASSWARE. by ROBERT HAYDOCK on TUES
DAY April 90 at II O'Clock his Sslesoom, No 0l Liberty
rs Crates White Granite aid Common Ware, 100 Cases
French aud Bohemian Glass 500 Packages American Flint
Glass
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

WINTER GARDEN.
w SECOND WEEK OF TIE DRAMATIC TRIUMPH
Of MISS BATEMAN
THE YOUNG QUEEN OF TIE AMERICAN STAGE.
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 49,
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Miss BATEMAN ::.....''.''''.'''''as JChiEh
MI EDWIN ADAMS ..........'...A as hOMEO
M J. W WALLACK, Jr.,.... as MERCUTl0.
And an excellent cast throughout ,, ,.,,,
Leader Of the ORCHESTRA .......M Mt T. hOLLhNhAEEh e
Doors open at y, performance begins and concludes.
st shout l0i p Boz office open oa ~. O'CLOCK seats
may be secured any time u advance. -. -, ,,o,,
On tTFsDAY EVENING, THE LADY OF LYONS
In rehersal NEW FIVE-ACT PLAY, OF powerful 90
c Interest written expressly for bliss DaselNaD' W 70
produce with new Scenery, Costumes' &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

DASSAGE FOR JIAVANA.-The fast sailing
British brig sAGINAW. CLARK, master has 6ne accom-
nodations and will sail In few days For passage apply
board, Pier No East River or to WM ]. DEWEY & Co.,
No. 95 Wsl.st
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

1T S. BONDS, 7 $40 TREASURY NOTES,
Os ONE WEAR t PER CENT CERTIFICATES. and
AMERICAN GOLD purchased aud sBsys hand for sale
by LIYERMORE, CLEWS Il Co.,
Bankers aud Deslers in Securities,
Nos n ard 20 Wall-st. " Y.
Quaennsster, Vouchers and Drafts ecisi choapy and
crpedtousy advanced upou bought the highest mar
II pIice.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN:-Ihe
IN ThirtySeyen,h Annual Exhibition el tho National
Academy OF Design consisting OF Original Works by Living
Artists IL NOW OPEN, rr the season, at the galleries
No 625 Broadway Season Tickets 30 cts single Adission
Is Ell, r. ADDISON RICHARDS,
Corresponding Secretary. N A.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

NIBLO's GARDEN. BRILLIANT sue.
Third week Of the MGNIFIcENr oPERATIC SPEC.
TACLE, - ..
SrELLA-MISs CAROLINE EIrCHlNOS,
whose beautiful acting and
SUPERB vOCALTZATI0N
Is nshy received with every demonstration OF sppaus
Brilliant reception of - -
ANNETrI GALETTi,
the most finished danseuse Of the day.
The play Is Produced " iLh - -
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
NOVEL AND EXTENSIVE MECHANISM,
GRAND BALLET
AN INCREASED OkCHESTRA,
FULL 0PERATlC CHORUS
SPLENDID DRAnATlC COMPANY.
On SATURDAY NEXT A MATINEE.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

NNM MASON and THEO. THOMAS's
w sOIREES Of CHAMBER blUSlC.-The SIXTH and
LAST SOIREE of the present Season viii DO given DoD-
WORTH 5 HALL, No 500 Broadway, on III EoDAY EVEN.
mo Aprii 20 Tie prosramne includes Piano QUARTET
by MOZART, aad QUlNgErS BY SCHUBERT and sCEU-
MANN.
Ticket. 81 For sale the door and a. he Music ssOres
Of Schsaberg Luis No. 100 Broadway aud Beer schir.
mer No IOl broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

TOR BORDEAUX.-The A | brig BELLE
IL OF THE BAY. Holloway. master, win have dispatch
For freight passsge apply to WM. J. DEWEY Co., No
e5 Wel-st.
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finGntlaI.
ALBERT II. Nrcorar. AuctIoneer.

ALBERT II. NGcOrAH. Auctloneer. ,
DEGULAR SALE of STOCKS and BONDS.
IYondsy1 Apr 20 AZ III O'Clock e tie Merchants EL.
ohangei -
70 Washington Ina Co... $50 20 st. Marks Ins $50
~ Rutgers Ins. Co... ZS 40 Hope lns. Co....,. yV
q jAdristic ns Is 20 Commerce lns Co... lOJ
d MY Equitable Ins Co. Is l40 Citizens Bank...... 70
Guardian Life Ius Co.. IO035 E snge lns Co..... 81
so Lorillard Ina Co... 2525h and Traders Bank 100
$4,000 Logan Co Ms1ufscturiug -.d Eilins Co. Bonds
$4,000 Peoria and Oqusyks Railroad First Mortgage Bonds
G4oOo Peoria ard Oquswkis Rerotd Second Mfss. Bds
EeIt Regular Sale, THURSDAY May
ALBERT II. NICOLAY, Auctioneer,
and STOCK Broker, No. 81 " illiam-tt.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

LyINAi, EXHIBITION OF CHURCHs
l. HEART OF THE ANDES"
Ar ooUPlLs, NO. 715 BRoApM MA1,,
From ID to d o'clock Admission "a eehrt
yl,tos, axe Is2ussIei 70 3r,aS opsEa gsw'..
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
Gteamboats ano Railroads.
,SAFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.

GTONINGTON LINE for Boston, via GRO
- TON EEW-LONDON SrOEINGrON, PROVE
pENCE NEWPORT, TAUNTON, aud NsW-BEDFQRD.
-Ths splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH and PLi'
MOUTH ROCK wi leave Tier 20 10 n. H. 1901 oi OOu''
tsudt.st DAILY (eXcep; Sunaayl ct > p. M - -
Freight taken low by any other line Oihce OF Ooi
k"N'i - W. VI. EDWARDS, Agent.
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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15
Recognition and the Currency.


The probabilities Of the early recog'
milton Of the Confederate Government,
by the great powers of Europe, are
growing stronger, it seems, with later
advices.
In a financial point of view, our rec
ognition no doubt would be Of immense
advantage to the Government, mas
much as it would at once give us credit
abroad, and would raise the value OF
our national currency at home. Per.
haps this is the principal, if not the
only practical advantage which we
would Immediately derive from the
much ,longed-for recognition of the Con-
tedoracy by European Powers.
But, then, it would be no easy labor
to run out this great advantage through
its sundry details; for the nerves Of the
money pocket Of tho Government IA.
diate in y metallic net.work that covers
the whole country.
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We are Suffering All.

but did ever a people suffer IN q no.
bier cause? And did the heavens ever
look down upon a people who bore their
priyations with les, complaint? OH,
what a great people our stern nccessi-
lies arc schooling us to be-. Think Of
it. Think and wonder, The idle South,
locked in the cradle OF ease, once spend
'ng its millions at the fashionable re
treats of the gold w%orshippers of the
North; tho sunny South, whose fair
daughters
Sat in the parlor and rocked in their easy
chairS,'
-thisonco imbociIo South, and idle and
lazy people, now cmulating the mat
TOns and daughters and mcn Of 76.
Surrey if the spirit of Washington,
and his compatriots, could come down
from the Fatnerland above, and look
into tho sitting rooms of Southern
lanes to-day, hear the music Of the
primitive spinning wheel, the smacking
of the wire.toothcd jaws of the hand
cards, and the slamming of the wea-
Yor's lJom,--thoy would only wait for
the bugle note to call them to the field
again!
Glorious lessons are these our adver,
sites teach us; and the whirl of the
wheel and the banging loom have their
mighty echoes in the whistle of the
bullets and the boom of the cannon.
Its for liberty we fight
Homes, Religion, Right"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15
The Military Bills.

The following is the Exemption Bill passed
by Congress:
"a bill to exempt certain persons from military
service, and to repeal the act entitled an act
to exempt certain persons from enrolment
for service en- the army Of the Confederate
States approved 2lSt Of Aprit, 1862.
The Physically Disabled Officers of
Government, Clerks and Others.
1.-The Congress of the Confederate States of
America do enact, That all persons who shall
be held unfit for military service in the field,
by reason Of bodily intirmity or mental inca
pacity or imbecility, under rules to be pre-
scribed by the Secretary of War, vhe Vice
President of the Confederate States. the officers
judicial and executive, of the Confederate and
State Governments, including Postmasters ap-
pointed by the President and confirmed bv the
Senate, and such clerks in their offices as are
allowed by the Postmaster General, and now
employed, and excluding all other Postmasters.
their assistants and clerks; and except such
State officers as the several States may have de-
clared, or may hereafter declare by law to be
liable to militia duty, the members OF both
Houses Of Congress Of the Confederate States,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15
Tanyard for the People.

7 WILL TAN HIDES INTO UPPEh
leather for 4Octs per pound, and into sole iN
25cts per pound; or | will tan on shares 10
one halt, and if the customer wants my nan :
will sell it at Scots per pound for sole, ana o.
cents for upper. | will give 20cts per POur5
for dry, and lOcts for all green hides, dellVers.
to me at Hunts Depot, Salem Mills, or at u.
lanyard, better known as the Oakley IaD
lard. w. ). or
p. S.-Persons wishing hides tanned "
shares, or at prices above, must deliver thu"
at Salem Mills.
November 7-swlm.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15
The News.

The news received by telegraph last
night, it will be seen, is cOpiOus and
more. than usually interesting. From
Europe there has been another arrival,
bringing the British minister back to
the United States. He is to proceed
Immediately to our ; confederate capital.
This looks significant. From the Nor
them government we have confirmation
oftho removal of Gen. Mcclellan from
command, and other items Of interest.
The next T.. S. Congress foots up l0l
democrats and SO republicans, showing
that the political organization which
brought Lincoln into power will hard
ly outlive his term; but whether its
successor will be vastly bettor is yet to
be proved. From u army in the
East we have cheering news. Stone
wall Jackson has fallen upon the foe
again, and shivcred them. From the
armies west Of us we have accounts OF
frequent skirmishing. Buell. is being
largely reinforced at Nashville. From
northward the abolitionists are said tc
be preparing to move an army Of fifty
thousand troops through Kentucky Or
East Tennessee. They have tried tia.
route to the South, we think, undcr
quite as favorable circumstances rs cal
over invite them, and it profted then
but little. Take them all in all our dis
patches are highly readable to-day.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15
asB% Army Surgeons were arou,

asgT Army Surgeons were around
yesterday, selecting buildings for the
accommodation of a large number of
the sick of this wing of the army. Two
or three of the Church ediices, we
learn, will be taken for hospitals also
the Male Academy and some private
buildings.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15
". T. HELMS, Editor,
Winchester, Tenn
Saturday Morning, Nov. 18TH
Salutation.

Yielding to the desire Of Mr.. Slater,
who overestimates my abilities as a
newspaper writer, | undertake from
his date to edit the DAILY BULLETIN.
w. y. HELMS.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15
Notice Volunteers.

Being authorized to raise and muster an, IN,
the service of the Confederate States, ~ eO~
panies of Infantry to form a Regiment, OF "
and all ages, Companies formed or ioIin t.
who desire to enter this service, by repor'nt
me at this place, will be Immediately mus<''
in, TAI. W. NEWMAN
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15
Residence in Winchester 70
Sale.

ONE OF THE NEATEST AND BEST
arranged private houses in Winchester, con-
tanning four rooms, nicely Papered, and iurn,
ished. There is a nice yard, with flowers ana
shrubbery, a garden neatly laid out and con
tanning young fruit trees, Raspberry, Grape,
vines, &C., a good stable, smoke house, WOOD
lot and coal house on the premises. Also nice
furniture for each room, cooking utensils &C.
VIII all be sold cheap for Confederate notes
Address "a, b. c." through box No. |, Port
Office, or apply at the Bulletin Office.
Nov. IL. 1862.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15

IT," All communications intended
for publication in the Daily Bulletin
must be addressed to the Editor. All
letters on business connected with the
office must be addressed to the FRO.
Drielor.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15
81 ccial Exemptions.

"Also. n regiment raised under. and by the
authority Of the State Of Texas for the from
tier defence. now in the service of 'oid State,
while in such service and such other persons
as the President shall be satisfied, on account
of justice, OF equity, or necessity. ought TO be
cxemutcd, are hereby exempted from military
service in the armies Of the Confederate Stats,
provided, that the exemptions herein above
enumerated shall only continue whilst the
persons exempted are actually engaged in
their respective pursuits and occupations.
"SEC. 2. That the act entitled IAN Cct 20
exempt certain persons from %enrolImcnt for
service in tn, armies OF the Confederate
Stats approved the list Of April, Is hereby
repeated.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-11-15
Notice !.

THE LADIES HOSPITAL AID SOtI&-
TY Will meet at the BAPTIST Clurch i'll Win
chester, Monday morning, Nov. 18th, on i'm
portnnl business. BY order of
MKs. NJ. Ii. BONE, =
Nov. lj-d2t. Vice President.