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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

Hearico ElectiOn.--At Il special election
held in Henrco county on Thursday, for
member OF the House of Delegates, to supply
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
Lieut.. Col Il. s. Magruder, OF the 10th Va.
Cavalry Robert A. Mayo, Esq, WAS chosen
his successor There were several candidates
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EDUCATIONAL.


DoWHATAN ACADEAY.-i have associated
I wiz. me, In conducting my school, The we'll
known teacher, w. X. ]. DUNN. Esq late OF Zap
pahaunoek Academy. The aexs session will
nenee on the Isl OF Oct. aud close the alst 81.
July.
TERas hoard, il my family, S2o0 Tniiiou.
'tor Classical Scholars. French lneiuded SIS for
English Scholars. $40 pay able one halt in sd.
vance. and balance lst Of March.
Address me ~ powhatan G. H., Va, or 3Ir. DUNN.
at Genito, siil ist oet
20 2o-2w@ w A CAMPBELL.
Et0 kRDiNG SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
ID By Mr. and Mrs. VIM. B. JOHNSON and
Mrs MARY Ann CLIFFORD. Frederic ksbuFg, Va.
The next annual session will commence 4 tne lst
0f october next. eCr particulars apply 10
WIN. 3. JOHNSON
Sc 1A-ists Fredericksburg, Va
EDUCATIONAL NoTICE.--A young man wha
IL is converssnt with the Spanish language, Will
devote his evenings 10 one or more pupils n pri
vais family, where he can obtain good board apoA
reasonable terms. Address at This of.:e
Sc Cos. NJ. MENDE9
MRS. MASON will resume tie dHties OF her
Nj sc aOOL, AZ her resid, nee. In Manchete",
M0NnAY, 9th OF October.
Terms per session (ot nine mon'hs) o., Ne al
aitiousi charger sc D-:a"
MRS WELLINGTON will resume the duties
wi of hsr SCHOOL Monday. Sept % 1902
So 2sl-ot&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

NJ. A LIST of killed and wounded in Otey
~ Battery in the fight near Fayette Court
Honse. on the 10Th instant
Kuled-IIeurr smith George Leitwieh. Curtis
Chamb erain.
Acknowledgement Spear Nicholas, Corporal X.
b. Gum, Privgtes r.. G. Enney. Geo. q. stuart
--- Valentine w r. HarwoOd. John Gordon,
None If the above who are wounded are eonsid
cred In dsnyer 50 a0-lta
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MAf1,R1Nl,,

Il the HrvsI dsrs.t Msstsd,a. fbssst ~ shs
r.r pr posscst. Dr. WM. 6. WICKIH0S Of Nor.
foak. Va, 20 Miss BERTA HARWO GOD, daughter
81 ths late Rev. VIM B. HARDWOOD, ri Richmond,
"a
On The lth lnss., at Union Station, BY Raw Ny.
Christian, HAAMET r. SHARP to Miss 0EoR9L.
Ana Eppa all OF .usnrico county
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

Change 81 Postmasters--Coi. Thomas h.
Bigger retired from the position of Postmaster
OF the Richmond office, which he has held for
20 many years, last night. He will be succeed
oil this morning by John o. Steger, Esq
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Captiees Areired. Forty Yankees, cap.
TIRED nthe battle OF Cedar Run, and sincei n tie
Hospital at Gordonsyille, We're sent to Rich
mond ON Thursday. Nine OF the number are
permanently disabled
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Sent Aray.-Eighty. four of the military in
mates Of Castle Thunder We're sent 10 Win
chester yesterday in charge Of an officer and
guard 10 be sent to their respective regiments,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

N0TiCE.-The promised Messiah, in the humble
parsonage OF l.. l.. LEE, of Prince George,
va, having visited Washington, D. C., for the pur
pose of lsrtuiing his brother, Abraham Lincoln, on
morality aud religion, and finding him too cowsrdly.
Of tiInid. ia receive me, or grant ME hearing, l
propose to deliver Two LECTURES in this
city, (RichHonj,l Oh two important subjects
to wit TIE present war, its great cause and lis
ony cure His second Lecture will be ou The
Creation Of the world; its pres Safion and Its
final salvation"
! hope sEj believe, that my brother, Jefferson
Davis. viii prove himself more brave and respect
fni, and present me 10 the Confederate and State
Legislatures, now Ia session. should like speak
from toe Washington Monument; but not my will,
hut thine be done l.. L. LEE.
Ia" can he Seen, Of corresponded with, at the
store of VIM. 4. Moantcastle, on Broad street.
0N--Itk
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DEPOT ARMY COM'TEE Y NJ c. A, }
80 Col DIrIs, Am SQc.Y Y

Richmond, Sept. 18th, 1862
w. NOTICa.---A gratuitous distribution of
- SALT for lbs benefit Of the families 81 sol
dlsrs in the field viii bs made az the store OF MIR.
Sampson Jones' ooTuar Of Main and 9Th streets, on
snd after the 18th instant. between the hours Of
and j o clock 4 NJ.
Each family will be entitled. until farther notice,
10 one gallon cf salt and must se1 q suitable
sci o contain Ths same.
se ls-I Il WIN. +. MUkFORD Chm n.
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-. We are requested TO sta,e that Cot. JNO
.>E VI. PATTON, ia, is not Candidate for elee-
ton to the Leg slatGrr on Monday next. Sc 20-2t
u ?. ELECTION NoTlCE-In obedience to the
- proclamation of Gov Leteher. election
will be heId on MONDAY ne xt, the 22d inst for a
member Of Inc House OF Delegates from she city
Of Richmond, TO supply the vacancy occasioned by
e resignation Of John q stsger. ESQ Tue Com-
Inissont 10 .ad Contractors " 10 Euperin ended the
State election III May last. hereby notified 10
attend 3 NY office OH SATURDAY EVENING. al
clock, 20 .ake the oa,hs prescribed by law
Polls at.en N the different wards AT T. o elk s. "a.
THOS. y. DUDLEY,
Sc l6--3t Sergeant City of Richmond.
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4;YsSts--Wnl. Barrett has been committed
10 the military prison of the Eastern District
for acting As n substitute agent. A man in his
employ. named VIM. McNiveu was pu; in on
the same charge \. Foran, "a mem
Der OF The llth Regiment Louisiana Nolun-
teers. was al-o arrested and locked ~ for
trying 10 sell himself; as sEbstitatc.-A. Doc
bar. Il Yankee member of the Isl Mar land
Cavalry, has been placed in Castle Thunder,
as also James Smith. arrested for selling H.
ff,Ior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

~ NOTICE.--The annual meeting Of the
- stockholders Of the Bank Of Richmond will
take place AZ their banking house on FRIDAY, the
Ii October, 1925 j. Il. MAGNITUDE,
se 90 I2t Cashier
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NOTICE Our withdrawal from the PRODUCE
II COMMISSION BUSINESS il hereby made
known. The failure 10 obtain acceptable assistants
has forced tois step, under circumstances diff
ferent from those for which We have waited
Our Office will be- kept open Tor settlements ill
further notice and tue present time is commended
to debtors the most favorable tor payin ont
easy that they will ever see.
Those having our GRAIN BAGS will please send
them to lis very promptly. that they may be sold
while the price Ia high. When the Grain Bag &c
Ct UNITS can be written up those ia arrears will be
notified and payment claimed for all not returned.
Our copartn-rship ia no: dissolved
Sc 20-6,. MADDuX 4 co.
LAND BELOW RICHMOND, ~ AENRICO
COUNTY, FOR SALE We are authorized
to sell one hundred and forty-six acres of LAND,
the new Charles City road; about forty acres clear
ed, ind il we'll adapted 10 the culture Of corn,
wheat, Ae., and vita some Improvement, would
answer market garden. The improvements
consist OF plain Dweiiing House, with i"nr toa'ns
Barn. Stable, &c. The location is very healthy
The Farm can bs purchased upon moderate terms
CLofroN s LYME,
Sc 20--dts Real Estate Ag.nss
MILLINERY aO0DS. au7 b DAD STREET
wi MISS TEMPLEMAN il now prepared to offer
TO trade 8 large supply of ARTICLES in Ia, above
line. among which she would mention French Bonnet
Frames, French Bennett Silks, Super Snper Black
Taffetas, do. for dresses; Bonnet and Velvet Rib
DOnt t4AGtth tHu hAbt htss, ahu
Gloves; Ladies' and Misses Shoes Black Lace
Wells; Black English Grape. Most OF IN" above arr
selections from II recent arrival in IA Confederate
port. seSo-dlms
II AND FOR RENT-The subscriber has y
l FARM Of 200 acrcs Of land. 10 miles from
RICHMOND which he viii out for the ext year
the tenant have full possesson directly 80 ~ TO
sow wheat. Tho buildings are sufficiently large
Tor tolsrably large family. with all the otbuiid
ings in good order. a. H. TIAHERLAkE
10 sO-e0ddtt
gTNWO HUNDKRp DOLLARS REWARD
bansway. on Monday night, my negro nan
ROBERT, or, az he In somatlmea called, SELAM.-
He Is about fest Inches high and about - years.
old rather stout we'll built quite dark and OF good
addrrsa He may DO seeking an opportunity 70 ~,
beyond nur iinsk Will give &i00 reward Il taken
In the city. ana S200 ii tsken In sny OF the cnua'
tisA j. ii. TALhQrT
a. 2O---lm 18th aud Breed sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

u. JOHN ii. PATTON, .jR.. will be sup.
- ftei in the coming election for mem
ben Of The HOUSE OF DELEGATES of Virginia
from the city of Richmond, by
Sc i56t MANY FRIENDS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

ty@TOBACCO SALE POSTPONED In con
sequence Of Thursday being observed RI "a day Of
Thank sgiving we shall be unable 10 prepare our
samp,es OF Manu- featured Tobacco in time for our
regular sale Friday, and 1t Ill therefore be post
poned until FRI DAY, the 9th inst, when ST. all
offer q large assortment.
~ lT-Jt KENT PAINE Co Auets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

gR COLLAR MAKERS WANTED. feady
emp oyTnsnt and good wages will be given 10 a
number Of journeymsp to work on artillery and
wagon Harness Collars. Address
JEssTP & HATCH.
~ l5-i0ts Augusta, Ga
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

HDQRS PRES. GUARD,
September Is, lst2
nESERTED- $50 REV Kb--Abont ,br"e
l months since Que JAMES SHEWALTRRS
now SUPPOSED 10 he near Stsun,en. Va About one
month since. one HENRY MANDER. now sup.
posed to be In Hanover county. Va About sx
weeks since, one X. LLOYD, now supposed TO be-
in Wilmington, N. G.. one WIN. GREEN. and w
r. ALLEN The Government reward of $50 VIII
IL. paid Tor each nj the above W hen teiiy erred
10 NE i'll Richmond
W. j. REED, Capt Comig
Sc Eij---ias President Guards
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

S,TRAYED OR s'rOLEE--On the 18th instant
= from Bank street, opposite the Inspector Of
hospitals Office, 4 ne dark bay ehe.l.ut MARE
with Il saddle, covered with hdckskIp, and q bro
ken bEidie 4 liberal reward will BE- paid for her
return 20 DIR. +. FORMEXrO. al the Louisiana
hospital, baptist ColleseJ West end OF 6rQ@d
str
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

Ia TEN THOUSAND HAVANA AND 20.
MESrTC CIGARS just received from Mobile
III OfG fine Havana and Domestic CIGARS. Foo
sale by &. *. BROKEN
SEA is-Jte No. i Rxchap gs Block
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

ra ANTED--A good BREAD and CRACKEa
~ BAKER. TO go to fredericksburg Va Az
piifants will please call al Messrs OWENS
SONS store. 18th street. one door from Csrys
9n--iik
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

CALF SALT Pointed affidavits for procuring
SALT will BE- fGrn shed to heads OF families
on application, st No. 3, irst floor Law Buildings
adjoining Wing office.
EDWARD NJ. CLARK
oil--3tk Nntarv puhfic
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.

~ UBSTlrUTE---rhs advertiser. VITO eis@g
- from military duty. would go a. SUI
TUTE In Any good company. Artillery * es'A'y
preferred Address. al this Office. "rESAS
9lt-Nk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

NOR SALE By GEO. l.. BlDGOOD-A NAP
n on. TUE BAT7EEGRODNDS OF THE
CHfCKAHObIfhY --Showing ali the points OF In
terest, In connection with the Sifys 81 Rifhmoad--
Price, 30 CENTS; by mail 60 cents. A literal discount
1 O The trade no au-f.t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

I OST--festerday, between the corner OF Cary
l 4 and "a streets aud the SECOND Baptl-t Cbureh
a Guild gold ARMLET, with coral set. A suitable
reward wifi be paid, Ii required by Leaving il at
this office GEORGE BARGAhIN.
=
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

OsI-0n Thursday last, somssghera "a .hs
1 i city my FREE PAPERS. ! will give 1t si.ii.
sUls reward If the finder will leave them at he
Dispatch office. DANIEL MILLS.
So D-ltM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

OST--On Wednesday. the Eth instant, t.
l tween Messrs. Knowles & Wailford's AM
Porter Harr.s Il Horner's on Main street, u pair Of
gold SPECTACLEs. TIE finder will D. literally
rewarded by leaving them al
ar S. BOUTS & cos,
So t)-dts No 2c Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

r UST-SiO REWARD-9ear tho New Market,
l on The 18th In stap,. PISTOL that shoots ten
tian-s-some hirg Ike Colts Eve stooter. The
above reward will be paid If delivered al VIM.
Watts's corner Of Marshall and Adams s,reets
&c 2O-.ttE j. W. GARRETT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

T OST-On the 18th in.tanr, Iny FREE PAPERS.
1 4 They ia II Ito box. Two dollars reward
" il bs paid Oh their return to ,his Office.
se 2O-2.> s BUTCHER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-20

hESEKTED From my camp, near Shields =
Spring half a mile West Of Windsr Hospital
on the sth OF September JOHN EDWARDS ~
years of age, feet 10 Inches high blue eyes, sandy
hair, fair and rather horii complexion, torn 10
ireland. and claims to be n etize.i Of Mary land !:
is si,uare shcudered and stout. SAID des@rter was
under sentence Of court. mar isl and had ball
and chain II the time he left.
will give $50 reward for his apprehension aud
delivery 20 nae "a. Richmond, ar ri my camp,
ESQ. WARP. Cap Madison II. Arty
-, ~ -ffA J. u. DayiSs j. unfA4
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WEN DOLLARS REWARD --Stcieu from sh=
/ creek near Poplar street, Monasy tae 10Th
instant, a small dar4 bsy MARE 3 years old soIc
on DER 5ssk tail cropped; hide very rousA. For
her retain the above reward will o. paid and III
questions asl.sa RDW'D D EACIiO.
qo--3.-
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LOST, STKAfEU. &c.

r OsT-S.5O REWARD-On Thursday, ,hs
/ 18Th instant, in the vicinity of the Central d.
pol. my DISCHARGE from Company 9, Let Regi-
ment Virginia Volunteers. The finder Will peaA
leave II at this office. PATRICK AGRUNEY.
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IMPORTATION SHAETED-As To The where
l about of 7. J II. KISTLER Of company u,
saith reg't G. troops. who Was wotsrded near
Manassas and Gent shis city Any friend know q
ING where he Is will please ieave the nfor ma ION ST
roeIn "a, American Hotel, and obiigs Tia brother
se S9-tts w. l., ktSTLEE
kNUNDRiEs.--tArouad Alspaoe.
- Tas, Bright Varnish
Wrapping fapss.
Matches,
powhataa Pipes.
Country Soap
For sale III q. w. ROBINSON,
81 .0--fNs Virginia street, near Car.
TWENTY-FIVE DeLLARS REWARD-iian-
away from The snbseriber, months ago, s
lac gre man named CORBlN. lie b ave fsst seven
or eight inches h.sh, mulatto, has defective teeth.
and stamn,erss when talking. He IL lurking
..boui Richnlond, and seen y fsw days aimee -
The above reward will be given Il lodged IN any
jail so eau get him. Jas. t. T-NSL6f.
- 2O--6ss
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r OST--t., s-pte sber 18th my FREE rAPsRs
1 They w-,r III q tin boz. A reward of e25U
VIII be paid ot. heir return to This Office.
Sc 90---2ts LUCY If. DIXON.
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, UBSTIrUTES WANTED WANTED Nv"
SUBSTITUTES for the war. ior consefiy,a
None need apply bot those who are not sao'es'
the Conscript Law. Apply 10 day, bel -
snd 3 r. n. a. MINNiS'S Photograph "N'
Main street.
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NOR SALE.-At Exchange Livery Stables, Frank
IN lin street, q very fine gray STALLION, well
hsaken to harness. and rides welt
IA It--3fs III. H AASTIN0S.
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ID L : e II TIE n 5

AIRS WELLINGTON will resume the duties
vi of her SCHOOL Monday. Sept 2. 1902.
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nDAkpERS-A few dentl-men aal W. ~ an
II single Gentle men. can secare htiAhDy
plying AZ Mr.. wooDARDs. ON t'rsse 'ms'
fNaan I'd and Alb At.eets. 20 -
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-11-29
By A NEW CONTRIBUTOR.

The days are growing shorter,
The sun has crossed the line,
And the people are asking,
will Abraham resign?"
Poor old Father Abraham,
Once a peoples pride;
Toar glory has deserted;
We're prepared to ''let you slide"
You've forgotten al the promises
Made in those speeches fine,
When travelling to the capital;
Oh! Abraham, resign!
Poor old Father Abraham.
You've killed the Constitution,
Framed by patriots 'lang syne;"
You've gagged the mouths of freemep;
Oh! Abraham. resign!
Poor old Father Abraham.
Between States snce fraternal
You've drawn your party line;
You've brought US wal internal;
Oh! Abraham resign!
gta#,a Poor old Father Abraham.
You've imprisoned honest freemen,
And in dungeons let them pine
For home, and wife, and children;
Oh! Abraham. resigul
Poor old Father Abraham.
You're leagued with John Brown Forney,
To Greedy you incline,
You're hand and glove with Sumner;
Oh! Abraham, resign!
Poor old Father Abraham.
The people will not swallow
That wicked scheme of thine
To 'mancipate the "woolly heads"
Oh! Abraham, resign!
Poor old Father Abraham,
Pennsylvania has condemned you;
Ohio's in the line;
And the Hoosier boys are shouting:
Oh! Abraham, resign!
Poor old Father Abraham.
The Empire State has spoken
Against thee, Abr'm mine;
The Jersy Blues are after thee,
Oh! Abraham, resign!
Poor old Father Abraham.
Against these solemn warnings
Steel not that heart of thine;
Far "better late than %never;"
Oh. Abraham, resign.
Poor old Father Abraham.
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From Texas.

The Houston News of the It'll inst.
gives some interesting items OF Texas
news. We learn from it that Gen.
Sam Houston passed through Benham
recently, with his family, on his way
to independence The people at B.
were holding q public meeting at the
time, and invited the General to nd
dress it. The following is reported of
his speech:
He wound up by saying that this
was probably the last occasion on
which he would ever address II public
assembly-one foot On the brink and
another in the grave. He exhorted to
temperance and moderation, and to
use all their efforts to repel the invid.
ious foe that was slcalthiIy marching
torob, plumber and destroy their homes,
their property, &C., and concluded b. u
beautiful peroration in his own case; a
septaugenarian driven from his house
anu home, without cause or reason, and
coming back to Washington c unity,
the cradle where the liberty OF Texas
was rocked, and where he now expec-
ted to lay his bones.
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J. q. Cole, a refugee from Missouri,
has Invented a machine for making
percussion caps, which excels anything
OF the kind either North or South. Its
consists in tho superior
manner in which the cap is cut from
the copper and formed at a single ope.
ration, without transferring from one
tool to another. 1t is capable of max.
ing, by hand, 100 per minute, and by
steam, 100000 per day,
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THE ANDERSON HOSPITALS

To the citizens Of Winchester and
particularly the ladies l return my sincere
thanks for their kind assistance, benevolence
and hearty cooperation, in helping me to Is.
tablish hospitals for the sick soldiers. The es.
tablishing hospitals for division of an armv
corps, without receiving any support or means
from the government, is no easy task. ,fYetI
commenced the work without anyhospital sup
plies; hence, ! have heretofore, and must still
look to, and rely entirely upon the free and
voluntary labors, contributions and charity Of
this community. II think have reason to be-
lieve, that i will not look in vain. l will have
at least one hundred and fifty patients. For
these | need nurses, food, coos, beds and bed
clothes. For many, who are sent to the hospi-
trl, are ragged and without a change of clothes.
need shirts, socks, and under-clothing. 8
Let those who have more at home than they
need, send to the hospital their extra clothing,
that may keep my patients clean. 1t is only.
in this way that / can do for the sick what
ought to be done. These sick are far from
home, and no means of communication.
know that the peopleo of Winchester desire that
the sick shall, be well taken care of, and |
pledge myself to do my whole duty, and |
hope the people will support me. The ladies,
who deserve and will receive the eternal graf
itude of the army, in war and in peace, are dis
posed to'censure surgeons, who do not have
their patients in hospitals, numbering as in the
present instance one hundred and more, as well
to, and as kindly waited upon, asa
member of q family, with a mother and sister
to anticipate his wants, and hover like minis
tering angels by his bedside. War is nothing
but horrors, and hard life and sufferings, both
to the well and to the sick. With all the cnar.
tiles Of kind hearts, suffering and want will be
present. thrust, therefore, that ! may be dealt
with Kindly, and not be condemned for net do
ing what no one man can do, and what rea-
sonable men ought not expect.
p. P. BATEMAN, Sc
Nov. 70. DIT Surgeon in charge.
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The Richmond correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury says:
From a direct source, / learn that an
English gentleman has just reached
this city, bringing with him letters
from Mr.. James NJ. Mason, our envoy
at London, to his family. These let.
tors, or this gentleman, aver that Lord
Lyons will come empowered to make
propositions preliminary to peace.
Another version is hat he will make
an announcement which will create q
profound, but, to the Contederacy,
agreeable sensation. And this is be.
| eyed by a prominent member Of the
Cabinet, whose sanguine temperarpe nt
has heretofore led US into a false and
well-nigh fatal security. a;t
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Residence in Winchester
Il ssi qa sls.a Sale.

ONE OF THE NEATEST AND BEST
arranged private houses in Winchester, cor
tanning four rooms, nicely papered, and furn-
ished. There is a nice yard, with flowers and
%shrubbery, . 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.
Will all be sold cheap for Confederate notes.
Address IA. B. c." through box No. /, Pot
Office, or apply at the Bulletin Office. Y
y Nov. 12, 1862. fn.it is.at- .tr0t
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-11-29

A gifted young minister who preach.
cd in their town recently, IN paying his
respects to extortioners-that class of
worthless who are feasting their avari.
cious souls on human suffering--re.
marked: "they ought to- be sent to
hell by telegraph" --DaHon Times. .
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-11-29
A letter from Montreal, dated the Sd

A letter from Montreal, dated the Sd
inst, says,
can uneasy feeling of apprehension
prevails that Great Britain is on the
eve of a contest with the United States.
The steamers from Quebec bring up
daily quantities of guns and ammuni-
ton. The arrival of the British fri.
gate A"iadne, with artillery, troops
and stores, has startled the people.
Troops from Halifax are coming in the
Canada. Ten thousand men are to be
concentrated ut Montreal. The Cana.
dian sympathy is strongly Southern.
The Montoeal Advertiser thinks that
Glsdstone's speech is strongly signifi-
cant Of the course of the British Coz
eminent"