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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-11-23
Residence in Winchester for
.Utt m Sale. b Ye-at y

ONE OF THE NEATEST AND BEST
arranged private houses in Winchester, con-
tanning four rooms, nicely papered, and furn-
ished' There is a nice yard, with flowers and
shrubbery, a garden neatly laid out and con-
tanning young fruit trees, Raspberry, Grape.
vines, &C., y good stable smoke house, wood
lot, and coal house on the premises. Also nice
furniture for. each room, cooking utensils &c.
Will all be sold cheap for Confederate notes.
Address ga. B. Through box No. i, Post
Office, or apply at the Bulletin Office.
Nov. IL. 1862. 9t
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HEAD QUARTERS.
Winchester. Tenn,
Nov. 18th. 1862.

TT
l. All soldiar re within the limits of the
Town Of Winchester, unless provided with the
written permission OF their Brigade cemn1an-
der, or a sick leave, or are here under writer
orders from competent authority, will leave
without delay and joi, their commands.
II. The sale Of srirituous liquors is pre-
hibited.
III. Any citizen whoserights are infringes
upon in any degree, or who observes the
slightest violation Of public d~ecency, will re-
port the guilty parties,
~. Captain Walter V. Crouch, c. s. A.,
is appointed Provost Marshal.
4. /, GIBSON;
Nov. 1s-dtf. 8l M
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Notice Volunteers.

Being authorized to raise and muster into
the service of the Confederate States, 10 com
panies OF Infantry to form a Regiment, of any
and all ages. Companies formed or forming,
who desire to enter this service, by reporting to
me at this place, will be i'm mediately mustered
in. TAI. w. NEWMAN.
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ATTENTION.

For all debts due the FIRMS of p. & N.
Iurney, or Turneys g. Shook. or Turney and
Syler, we will receive Confederate money at
ten per cent premium. For settlement call
on Miller Turney, or j. f. Syler, at their Of
fee in Winchester Tenn.
Winchester, Nov. 10th. dim
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CFor the Daily Bulletin
NOVEMBER 22d, 1852,

get to press the claims of the "sics
soldier" upon our community. Much
is being done, but the field Of opera.
tons is large. Tho publicati on made
by the Chairman of the Central Com.
mIttee in your paper, shows hal we
will probably have, in u few days, one
thousand sick in u little town. This
will take evcry citizen Of Winchester.
to the fullest extent of his or her ca.
paclty, not only in attending to and
waiting npon them, but in furnishing
them with such comforts as will aid in
preserving life and restoring health.
1t Is truly refreshing TO see with
what aIacrity and checrfultess our
people have entered upon these duties.
Our ladies are working night and day
IN preparing ~bed-clothing. Some are
working up such material as can be
procured, while others are out solici-
ing aid from the citizens. This aid
consists not in money, because the
Surgeons are provided with money to.
buy ali the material which can be
found for sale, but in bed clothing
mostly old and worn bod clothes, and
even old clothing; also, such deIica-
clcs in the way Of ediblos as will nour
ish the poor sick soldier.
There is scarcely a family in town
that has not divided bed c.othiug, and
they do it cbcertuty, even though it
leaves but Il scanty allowance upon
their own beds. All over tic country,
too, the pcopIe seem willing and anx-
ions to help. Some neighborhoods are
found whore there Is scarcely a family
bat what does something. Somelow
very few, indeed-seen disposed to
wait uutiI al cN2 are done, to see if it
is necessary for them 20 do anything;
and then, again, there h q class whose
poor mean souls arc 50 reaned up and
bccIoudcd with prejudice, that, still
singjngan old tune, they hint that this
is a torn instjtui36 aud what they do
they prefer 70 DO upon their own hook.
The ladies report one case that DO,
serves attention 4 Nam or name -
lance e,.m
'"''' "'3.'' ''''~' "'" v''Iy-
''''E mat makes F" IN eaSy at home,
and this'man declined TODD anything,
upon tho ground That he lad .Ipcn 4
grcot dnaI tronbIrl Tb;s n,o, hna.
,La
oV.o'' wy w. o""''' 'o''S oVioF'
great Dody or oar people got mad
enough to fight, long before the Black
Republican Iarty come into bowor.
and while most If ~ wero stil tn3 rG,I
.jllU Du' sumo Otlf# Gf(lDHrE
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w. i. IO~tNDEXTER, Esq:
Dear Strive have yOar favor Of the ll.h
instant. The pressure upon US for salt %iucrcas-
es as the time for killing hogs approaches. We
cannot begin TO supply thc demand, The salt
promised you is all that we will be able to fur
nish, and do any thing like us much Tor other
counties. We hpvp written to Gov. Harris for
cars. Have had but one car SINCE you lett, and
that we could not load beyond Knoxville.
Yours, &c, McCLUNG, JACQUES, Co..
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The preservation Of the health Of
our soldiers is a matter of'thc first i'm.
pcrtanco. To secure this desirable OBJ
jet good clothing, good food, clcanIi.
ness OF person and proper police reg.
uIatlons about the camps are essential,
These are matters that should be st.
tended to by regiment and company
officers. The health of the men de-
ponds in y great degree upon the care
and attention they receive from their
officers. More sickness is occasioned
in camp by neglect ard inattcntion to
the ordinary rules Of health than any.
thing else. We feel satisfied that by
proper care the health of the army
might be greatly improved. If the
men fail to do their duty, require it to
DC done whether they are willing or
unwilling. Disease has been making
sad havoc among Il troops and as we
have no men to spare this is u matter
that should attract attention ChuHa-
n0oga Rebel.
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The Army.

a-
There was a forward movement Of
the right wing of our grand army yes.
terday, and day before. which bespeaks
early and glorious work in Middle Ten.
nessee. The Generals have every con.
fidence in tho invincible courage and
discipline of the troops, and II such
men as Hardee and Anderson, and FORE
rest, ale not extreme specimens of the
peerless Generals they have to. lead
them in the conflict, then should this
matohless army feel that never amy
under the sun had better or braver gen.
erals to command them. A glance at
Hardee shows what he is. His troops
must love hrm. And Patton Anderson
he is one OF the best specimens Of
IKE general, the gentleman and the
familiar friend, that VIZ ever met
Florida is proud of him, and well She
may be. He was born in this town.
There is q Jacksonville look Of decis.
lon IN his taco and a flash Of Intellect
ligntlng MS eyes that tells Us he was
porn 10 command
And Forrest-eur own gallant For 4
rost--we did not sec him. Our pecplc
all know that he is the pride of Ten
nesse9. Long life and many victories
over their enemies in wal and them.
selves in peace be the temporal reward
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Nov. 1s-dtf.
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81" We are requested to saythat the
Episcopal School will be resumed IN the
school rooms at Che Church, tomorrow,
(Monday) morning; the building hay.
ing been rolinqulshed by the amy au-
thorities from use as a hospital.
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PRINTERS WANTED.

Two good printers can obtain employment
by calling Immediately at the Bullctin office,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-11-23

A female recruit was detected at
Rochester, N. Y, by trying to put her
pants on over her head.
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The Abolition Jayhawkers in Cook
county, Texas, are beirg disposed Of
as fast as they are caught. About fifty
have already been shot or hung.
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1t IS stated that the military forces
in Canada is about to be increased by
some batteries Of artillery and u bri-
gade of infantry. Large additions
have been recently made to the stores
of arms, ammunition and material in
military depots, which are now equal
to equipping and maintaining in the
field u force Of 100000 men.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-01-15
a French Nan Of iCar fired info BY ihs Fed.
sral Fleet Oh Ntv OrleGns.

Mobile, Jan. 10 -.On Mon ay las.a Preneh
man.ol.war approached Ship Island under
. neutral Dag. Tor the purpose Of business
With the Preach Consul al New Orleans
She was ired into BY the Federal feet nd
somewhat crippled. but did not return the
hire. The YanAses apalogized. but the cap.
tain refused 10 accept the spology. lie caas
q Bay 81 LOUIS. and lslsgr sphed % Ne-
Orleans
On Monday there were nearly thirty Fsd.
srzl vessels Al ship Island. After his affair
all but five left. aud they are very quiet.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-01-15

On. McCisllsn IL understood 20 have
made the most urgent representations 10 the
President 10 favor VI regular aud systsmst,
10 srebssrs o. prispws'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-01-15

Another IssuLr TO EsoIasp. A despatch,
dated New Orleans. January 2. says:-A
letter just received from Havana, also. q CO.
py Of the Brownsville Flag. states that the
United States steamer Santiago de Cube
had boarded the English schooner Eugenie
Smith. bound from Havana 10 Maiamoras,
and seized ]. w Zachary. &c New Orleans.
and Thnmas Rogers. Of Texas. and taken
them TO Fort Taylor.
The halches Of the schooner were broken
open. but noihing coniraband being found
the schooner was aliOved 10 d,pari.
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The Richmond Dspateh si,tss that there
y report current in thar eitv tina, the Van.
kee. have burnt the to~n &c Hunts,iIls. the
county seat u Poe ,h"niss. Va News of the
invasion "fths' county had previously rsseh.
cd us.
4 SAD CDs o. SuIolps. Lee.
whoss property 10 New Orleans kss iust
been eonhscatsd By the rebels, committed
suicide u Bsllston sps. N. ". . day or tws
since. The loss Of hundred thousand dol.
lars osussd bin 10 bsccss iossas
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Petersburg, January i0.-In q dispatch
from Norfolk, Ia this date, " N sisted that
Nj. Zachsrle. Of Nea Orleans, recently IA
KEN from on board Of British vessel, on the
cast " Texas. has been released By the
fanker government. aud arrived to-day al
N"fulk
Passengers report that three large gun
b"ats and TIRE. large transports, with loar
thousand troops, arrived 10. day at Fortress
donroe from Annapolis. There vas great
activity al the fnri.
A copy 81 the New York Herald, or the
9th inst. has been received at Norfolk. In
- Congressional proceedings II states that
81 the House OF Representatives a committee
will soon r.por, bill lOr raising $500. 900.
900 bs direct taxation.
There Is an upward movement in gold.
Sterling exchange quoted Al lis.
The Herald sly, that Wall street has con.
splred 10 defeat the plans Of the government.
Tue United states Treasury will be without
4 crnt in snoiher week.
The Philadelphia banks refuse Treasury
notes. aud the pablle begin u cry down
with The banks. and call for q national cur
rency.
The steamship Canada reached Halifax on
the 9Th instant with more troops, artillery.
and one hundred tons Of munitions.
The HibsrnIa is to follow with more
trOops.
The London Times stands sghaI in con-
temptation u the tremendous and magni6-
cent vegetation Of the Yankee debt.
Prussia has addressed communication 10
its minister AZ Washington condemning the
arrest Of Mason aud slidell.
A dispatch from Washington. 81 the 18th
instant. says that great serviiy prevails at
headquarters.
General seigle. Of Missouri. hs, rendered
hts resignation.
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roREms AND, NO RrHtRN NEwa

Ia the proceeding page 10 synopsi, fur.
uished BY the Norfolk Day Book Of the Cd.
Of Northern news just received there in the
Herald and Tribune. The Dav Book of the
9Th brings Us the news in detail. We couv
nr condenss such items ~ are Of interest.
Norfolk. Dec. THE Etna and Asia
bring t'reign news to the 2ad ult. The war.
like preparations in England continued with.
out abatement. Troops are constaatly EN-.
BAR KING Tor Canada. The Mediterranesa
heet Is collecting al Gibraltar, To be ready TO
Grass the Atlantic. SO mail steamers Of the
Oriental line are being armed and prepared
10 cope with prisateers. The dock ward,
are oil alive preparing ships aud gun boats
for sea.
Ten Armstrong 100 pound guns had been
ordered to be embarked with al dispstch for
the def.nces Of Halifax. orders had been
issued for the manufacture OF ten millions Of
small arm cartridges and 100. 900 charges
tor Armstrong l00.pounders for sea service.
Armstrong 100 FOUNDERS had likewise been
ordered to be shipped TO the British posses-
sion. in the Pacific.
The London Times has a severe article on
the brutalizng signs which civil war is pro-
ducing. and strongly denounces various mes.
sures Of the Northern States.
The London Herald bitterly criticises Mr..
ssward's foreign dispatches. charging him
with lnsolence. folly and ~ickedness As wan
ton and mIschiesous as any recorded in his
tory Thr Tunes also ridicues them. IL
says that Mr.. Seward assumes 10 instruct
the world as to the war in America, and that
his confident assurances as 10 its dmrn.
sion aud duratlon are brlied Del fore his
words reach the public.
The Times na review Of Lipcolo'. mes
sage. and Is very severe upon him aud the
North. II likssise pays Is co,nplInenls 10
the report Of the Secretary OF the Navy. and
drnounces the blockade a. failure, aud the
stone dee, a. "a crime against The human race.
The New York herald., 1862-10-04
Arrivals and Departures.

a1g .a,Sor Ellen Tsny-x ss
Baker Sess Murray Messns FIRST FIRST
rsre s1fgsS" ssss
M
xssyioarlS Nsssae6s.s,s Jno Knapp sersese
Il Haven musis,sp; Geo Carer, SAM 6issin. Geo d
Tweniyssventh Massachusetts; Peter NJ sullivan Marine
NV s0ais.sssteamship Marion-Georse Wood and l.dy.
MsmJn ysre mSn'Ss@ss NJ, 1 M.s ssnss MeGlsss
noes NJ. psn,se Paul Ad,ge and lady Mr. Aldse,
~ Sss f'g{:ss Ms:Tsf
Wisconsin youp,sers; Hickey join menssiscp i.ass @
Captain Lady Mis-. e;spias Brennan and s~c
ss Lans His ss anTs
Efn as oT wm Pis gs
and Mrs Shepherd child and servant; II Msfsas' VIM
sesenshS New YORK Mssr Pansss 2esa Gsos
n the sieerage, including the resimenai band rlh
steamship Europe, a, BostonMme Eurabs,.
~. s:Is. a5E sTe'ssS f'iihi ai
r1es s'of kd% h
ca wm tnss @ Misses f,umGa e Lssssy a. sS
oS esa fSS II GsSG ws. s.a
Ss VII dsp s.I hoo aSsq's GWEN bs Kan
neemoad Hssan AaImi T.. AZ, CLARK Nseo Ley,
sess Bats Ass and som Geo rsIo vie ana Bs In
campS Gs sSSs o1S Wia Slnc srs ofG cSGsa
II Tern0n. Clark Geo Knox, Welcoti Taos tsharl
From Halfax-Messrs Foley, Douglass TobIn Dcsr,
say Christie. III White SA White, SbeieId q q Tho
mas Mrs Mlehel odren and servant Mrs sI,b and
ia uahteI, Mrs Us,ne, Miss Du1nng. Total l02 -
AsrISwALI--S eanfhip Northern Light-Mfs Durbroys
P's ~ sty iSs aass = si ESss SlsSln SqG nIs
Ford w wicklIn q cole, Gcorge Webster wild nnd "a
mfly. or Perk ns Mrs Jos Scott Pvan Name b wilder
Fred Apfoatigui Mrs Poster, Madame Briaso Meyer
Pera sss Lsen Gb Eaoo sswR Ens
andsr n FNiikins Mr. sparks, A Dougacrty s
HAVANA AMI vNAssAv-Sieamtbp British Qucen-S,apa,n
'Iansergh and N'amiy thyel Quart! Kelly second
yssi Ihdia regini.n; pr hoss R9sa Nays Mrs sam
I'm SRerwsn, wiIme, Iho,nson, kidd.j Messrs Hndson
= Manri Walker w EQhmlng, Harrs Askeyy.
snssgnAs-ship Msnosrin-snn y Charles, child and
'.lyanf
The New York herald., 1862-10-04
Personal Intelligence.

Professor Hshsn, of West Point; Mrs Commodore
Wilkes and family, Of Washington: Captain D. j. Kelly
and B. wadden Of the United states Army and John
Waun Of 81 Louis stopping at the Brevoort House.
d. s. Gregory, Of the United States Army; John r.
Suylet5 OF Washington Jerry Nottingham, OF Chicago.
r. Bust Of Boston; H. B. Edwards, OF California: David
Proctcr OF Persia, H.; J. J. Parsons, OF Auburn; H.
- schohed, OF Philadelphia, snd Charles A. Lose, Of New
tork, are stopping at the metropolitan Hotel.
Rev. W. u. Wilson, OF Genoa; II. Van Alsyne and
r. = clark aud wife. Of Sandy Hin O. c. Holbrook, Of
Boston. Dr. p Crane, Of New Orleans. A. III Royes OF
rortNod, Me. ~ j.. Montgomery of Pennsylvania: W.
n Brown, of Chicago, nod II. A. Hayden OF MicLigan
are stopping at the =. Nsshoias Hotel
Gov. stsny Of North Carolina Hon b. r. gexford and
HG'u. w. n Conkey, OF Norwich Conn gJon "a Morgan
OF aurora; r = shelton anc J. p. Whittier OF Bosou.
9. a. Nestoci Of. Psadelpia; r. Town, of pe,roit. n
Ja,R and wife, OF Maine; c. ii. Adams OF Coboes a
j. }. Barker q Homer. j. l. Bunce OF Hartford JIant
Col John McCcnihe, and Captain john s. Maf,orrn ~
the one Hundred and Sirty ninth regiment Nes, Yoa
yo lunseers, are stopping al the Asor House -"
The following list of Americans registered a, IN, a.
90 q American News rooms, 10 Craven street strand
LoDdoI, England, wcok ending September 20 1862 lioa
townsend Harris, japan ~ Pollard, DR. Mckenzie Harry
seymour, = s. Vaughan, New York; J. Battel t'nl,aS
sa.es r. y Randolph, Jr., Trenton, N. j.; H. p M Tor
srt Philadelphia, 3. J. W. Smith, Jr, kinderboot
l. y. - Cutter, Paris; j. McGeary, W. Burraee B,ston
D. Iippncott, Philadelphia; j. H. knight Pittsbnrg,
e. r. Martin, J. Whitaker, 81 louis, Mo; g. H. Hudson
t,xhury Macs. T. A. Neal, Boston; j. Sc HccIer, Con.
ccticut; A NJ tpflrg, Fan F,ilrisco. VI y Fetr,dge.
few YurK; r. Mash, j. r. Marah New Jcis u
The New York herald., 1862-10-04
Coronsrs' Inquests.

FATAL ACCIDENT ON TEE HAmu RArraoAp.--Ascl Lurd,-
schoolboy residing in 125th street, Sixth avenue
killed tho Harlem Railroad yesterday by falling
from the platform Of one OF tho down trains while the
were in motion Deceased passing from one car
another when he lost his balance, ard falling under
the wheels, almost instantly killed The Coroner wa
notihed 10 hold an inquest
DnAra FROM LocxJAw.-Edward Byrne. native Of lrc.
land aged thrynve years. died at the New York Hcspi
ta yesterday from lockaw consequent upon injury Of the
hand received at Webb's shipyard on the 2ist utmo
Deceased appeared. had one Of his fingers smashed by
Of Iron falling upon II, but thought nothing Of the
injury until within week or OF his DEATH when lock.
Jaw set IN and terminated fatally, already stated CO.
ronsr Rannay held an inquest upon the body
DRowNNo CAsuALrr.-As Michael Henry, laborer In
the employment OF the Lackawanna Coal Company. was
engaged n conveying some coal from boat at tho
foot Of Hubert street yesterday tho gangpank slipped
and he fell into the wstsr. Every exertion was made To-
save the life of the unfortunate man, but In vain The
aud the Coroner was notified 70 hold an inquest.
AN usxScwS MAN FouxD DnAD.-Coroncr Rannay
held inquest at Bellevue Hospital yesterday upo, the
body OF unknown about 80 years. Of age who died
from apoplsxy Deceased was tall muscular man, ap-
parently native OF this country Tho Coroner ordered
the body TO be scat 10 tho dead house for Identification
The New York herald., 1862-10-04
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
Arrival OF the Twenty Second Conuecs
tIcut VOlxnteers.

Arrival Of the Twenty second Cennse-
ttcut Volunteers.
Tho Twenty-secon regiment Connections Volunteers
Colonel George s. Burnham numbering nearly 200 men,
arrived in this city Of six o'clock yesterday morning C
steamer from Hartford. The regiment took breakfast
the barrssRs erected the Battery after which
they left for The seat OF war; via the New Jersey Central
Railroad The officers follows:-
Field and Staf-Cclonel George s. Burnham; Lieu
to ant Colonel, f. N Phelps; Major Herman Gloick;
Chaplain Charles c. Adams; Aduiant Charles A. Jew-
ell rtsrmaster Julius 8. Gilman ouartermaste' 's
Sergeant Horace 4. Morley; Commissary's Sergeant,
pau O. Hcmenway; Sergeant Major, Charles G. FOSTER
Uosptal Steward, Edward S ykes.
(oaarrRu A-Captain, A. 2. Armbruster; First Ieute-
napt A. d. French; Second Lieutenant 7. Fl. Thirkle
Con.pany B-Captan, John G. Root; First Lieutenant.
j. K Williams Second Lieutenant, d. W. c. Skton.
Company C-Captan, L. G. Riggs; First Lieutenant, j..
c. Baggs; Second Lieutenant, II II. Pollard
Company D-Cartain l.. Is. koti FIRST Lieutenant L.
Whitcn; Second Lieut. enant, +. McAuiiile.
Company E-Captain Frank swan; rst Lieutenant f..
B. Preston Second Lieutenant, b. i. Reynolds.
Company F-Captain George Clark; FIRST Lieutenant.
j. w. Anderson; Second Lieutenant, w. Luce.
Company G-Captan, G. W. johnson; First Iieutenants
D. p. Corbin; Second Lieutenant, 7. NJ. McMan.
Cfmpdny H-tapain, G. c. shGitus; First Leutenart,
w. II Root Second Lieutenant l.. springer
Company LCaptan. Charles Whittlesey; First Lieute
nant, A. c. Griswold: Second Lieutenant t. H. Board
Company K-Captain. b. T. LOOMS; First Lieutenant,
e q. Sheldon Second Lieutenant, l.. johnson.
The New York herald., 1862-10-04
Police IntsIIsgcnces

FxtoSIoUs ASSAULT AND BArrERy.-Sarah J. McCauley,
who has been inmate Of Bellevue Hospital for the last
nns months appeared at the Second District Police Court
yesterday and preferred charge OF felonous assault
and battery against Mary Anne sandford The complain
ant that she had been struck on the head
with fat ron fracturng her skull and injuring her 10
severely that her c was endangered for period seve
raj months JUSTICE onackenbush held the accused for
examination.
The New York herald., 1862-10-04
Dried Apples for the Woundcd.
CENTRAL ofFIcE, SANITARY COMMISSION,

WASHANVIUNt OCl. = IsbZ
The inquiry being frequently made whether the Com
mission wishes 10 apples for the the wound
ed, II should immediately be published widely as
possible that dried appes be ~ depots In
too large quantities. Town and village relief societies
are requested 20 mae arrangements for parng cutting
and drying BY tbe members and such volunteer assist.
ance A. they en- l aud 10 notify farmers that they
VIII receive such sod flut a. they may be disposed
offer aud unable themselves TO properly prepare
Dried apples may sent barrels or in strong
bags, marked ITO be kept dry Dried fruits of other
kinds and all good canned fruits will be very acceptable
FRED. LAW oiMSr TED, General Secretary,
The New York herald., 1862-10-04
siIsCELLANEoUs.

ANETrAM co.'s 0ALvANo ELECTRO METALLIC
fully tested n numerous cases q rheumatism gou opsy
undue respiration The mxnuiaolnrS 81 xsSc xrsic,sS n
secured BY American and Ensish patents and they
ndenty offered A nalble remedies for The above cou
plaints Sold " druyyigs and shQs dealers generay.
METTAM CO., rrspyeters, 10 bfeadway.