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Au..,rml Farrasus and the P-.s. Cas..

AuHsirnI FnrrnRut and the FEsts Cnses'
Sire laws Of Congress nk:o what vessels "a q sockad
- are entitled to shaye 10 the proceeds -. lay psrtc
ar sapturo ambiex&1s and uncertain Str. f. rcl
se,d smith, the United States District A..2re hayr
brought TO bear upon no question all the agsaie
learning has consulted Admiral Farra2u. Ad othsr
neat naval commlp lors with view ta.aid IN jus
sersibc aud practical construction OF tbse atcs or i
,ibr,,n Nr. Smith engaged al hs pnblic Office ft
several hours on Saturday por:ns ovessaaps and doc
with the Almkai, preparatory tosubmttlng srs
views 10 the Court shall at once sassy the tcrms
the law and the cis.ms 81 the gallant orsss aud men WI
maintaiuing no hprices currcH xhch prevail
Inv
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Psvseass unssilsgs~es.

rxcovsrpor Rssdsr and Hon. q. a. Grow Pen
vsnia' ri Rarssdais, Sswburg; A. Y. weed, BunAlo j
Howe, Cn,lsd siasss Army Hoa. y Rice, -. Paul
Judd. pcrysr City q. II. rhaiches. Albany; Comm
innrnsn, VHMst ssssss navy. are stopping h NJ
Ntcho,aa Aeoel
Join saryksr, Rome: Captais Walker, New Yosk;
Cloehu, Utica, hsmi Hsysis, Afbaoy VIM. fsck
faio, :. Z. Blccuos aad !amhy, b,usso; Hoocs nasl
eoli, Albany; WIN. Surfing, baltimore, n. 8. Nd
Chss. ". whppls snd r. v Keep, Irov~snes. 80
ping n sho Astes House.
g. n nccsn, Of Battle Greet, nioA'eaa; J. ?. ~
wanna. N. n. Hamilton, Unitsd mates ARM. =. ~
srssos. United Sia,es Army; v. A. Garland, Cessed
Army' w. rhnlp C DavY, tinted stsisA Arr1s. q
plre =, tho MesropotM Wcts'
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WAMfruroN, Oct. II, 1888.
Row l. Bondrye, Of the Fifth New York cavalry, and
Rev. o. Taylor Of the.Fnih Michigan cavalry who were
captrred by the rebels while accompanying Fitzpatrick In
his expedition after tho Gettysburg battles, and
prisoners M the time tho writer OF this sundsrod his
pleasant connection with the two three hundred Union
ocers and citizens then tho to staunion and
Rchmond wore among tho chaplains who arrived In
Washington two days ago. Mr.. Taylor ID tno only
turned prisoner have Of the number then IN the
hands Of the rcbes and his relation OF the surprise and
comments d our ocsrs ~ tho escape Of your oorrsspco
dent possesses some interest, though personal
matter. II seems that about hour after my dspar.
ture from tho camp tho prisoners were formed
IN limo and counted. preparatory immediate march
towards the rebel capital. Then II was discovered
that one Of tho number missing NE Inquiry fol
lowed: "who Il that has broken from the happy asso
Citations cnnecicd with captivity among tho rsbssf
Some Of tho prisoners did know whie others sug.
ges,cd that the HxsALp correspondent, who had
gone homo to write up his report. (Which way did he
got" was the noxt interrogatory, but ono knew, ,
though the suggestion made that tho best place 10
look for him would be up among the mountains.
happened TO be the direction did take but whether
pursuit made not, Mr. Taylor IL unable 10 tel
As there seems to be suspicion the rebel military
authorities released your correspondent extended "a
him facilities for escaping. u may be proper 70 sxcu
pate them from all completely In matter They h.i
knowledge Of 10, and wore unable prevent It. It'
dsy before hsd bssn In blackberry pas,sres unds'
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-08

soon give a good account oftnemselves.
Col. w. p. G. Breckenridge, COM
handing u brigade of cavalry in Gen.
Morgan's command, who occupied Lib
erty, was attacked by y large force OF
the enemy on Thursday, composed of
five regiments o%finfantry, and compel
led to fall back to the hills in that vi
entity. The enemy then started to.
wards Alexandria, when Col. Brcckin,
ridge made u circuit around to their
rear, and captured between thirty and
of Stokes cavalry, and after,
wards occupied Liberty, and held it
ut last accounts.
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~ Grapevine says that we are so.

rs Grapevine says that we are go
inc 20 have shot work" in n few days.
We agree with our informant, and if
the weather changes for the better We
are satisfied that something will come
off in front. We are in cold earnest
from the fact that heavy cannonading
every day or two proves that the enc
my arc slowly advancing. The Yam
koas will have to undergo the effects
of Il heavy Forrest and be charged by
Il multitude Of Morgan steeds who are
perfect VheeierS. Let them come; our
BOYS are ready to receive them with
all due chuck and ball" courtesy, with
occasional shots from our "baby-wa.
kcr5' that open their ranks after the
"littIo more grape, Captain Bragg
style. Come on, You white. livored,
cold, PQritanical, hcll-Iescrying, God.
forgotten wretches d. There is yet II
host Of gallant spirits waiting to wei.
come the vile miscreants. "When that
ilIustriou5 day shall rise" for old Rosy
to enter the battle arena again, "and
all his army Shines" the Confederate
boys will cry aloud; SIN robes of VIC
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The Reason Why.

We rs reluctantly fall back to-day to
" first principles" as we ardentIy de-
parted from them in an attempt to Issue
Il larger sheet than usual. The cIamor
OF ambitious pride sodUcod the whisper
ings OF sober, calm.eyod reason, and
we undertook what is ar impossibility
without additional aid. That aid we
shall soon have, We think, In q few
days VIC hope to be able to assume again
the respectable togo UirittS Of yeSter-
day. All we want is n more printer,
and we will leave no effort untriod to
get one Immediately. We are @eter'
milcd to make the Bulletin all we de-
sire. The size to-day VIC consider Il
- half sheet " pro tempOre. The truth
is, we enlarged IL few days too soon,
and u tall back was the consequence.
VS.. BY n Of the most brilliant,
strategic movements last summer Gen.
Braxton Bragg drew the enemy from
this portion Of Tennessee and saved to
our people the immense grain and 9th
er crops. lie did this without losing Il
man or risking ~ battle. lie effected
Us much us much"as if he had fought Il
battle and lost perhaps l0,C0O mel by
attacking the tortifcatiors Of Buell.
To preserve his army and ut tue same
time relieve Middle Tonncsoo wa Il
"master stroke" and this he did. He
fell back from MurfrecsborO after gain.
ing Il splendid victory, and bringing OF
as he always does all the spoiIs, Truly,il
"to tho victor belong the spoils," Bragg
has always been victor, and II mighty
one in Kentucky, most assuredly five
apply this test. As to his retreat from
Murfreesboro, no one who will observe
the topography of the country can fail
to see the advantage Of Gen. Briggs
present position over one that would
enable conveys to reach his rear during
high water in the tennessee, whilo at
the same time q large force would me-
mace in front. Rest assured General
Bragg will never be caught mapping.
If he is not general worthy our trnst,
we have none, and yet there still are a
few newspaper scribblers who remind
US the woman that didn't like DR.. Fell,
in that their reasons arc about as sen.
sible.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-08

gg' A Confederate gal is the gal for
me, says the Senior Of this paper. We
have no earthly use for a Northern
woman who cannot say t0wn, but gives
tho vulgar Yankee pronunciation
"teown" with the singing twang.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-08
The Times

observe some stir among our troops,
We notice some five regiments pass
through Tullahoma daily, whom, we
are informed, are engaged in throwing
up important works some miles il adj
vance.
We learn that Brig. General Haydn
Helm, of kentucky, is to take com-
mand of the lamonted Hanson's brig.
ade. This is right-Gen. Helm is a
most excellent officer, particularly suit.
cd for cavalry service, and as this brig.
ado is to be mounted, he is just the man
TO command it.
We believe the voltigeur system is
to be adopted In the mounting Of this
brigade. All know Of what service the
voItigeurs were in Mexico, under Ma.
ryatt. 1t is customary for the men in
this branch Of service to ride double,
and gain on the enemy by rapid move.
ments on horse back, and when they
arc ready to dash upon the foe, one.
half of tho troops arc dismountcd, ma
king an effective force, half infantry
and half cavalry, or, in other words,
"half horse, and half alligator" The
advantage Of an organization as vCIti'
geurs would enable the riders, in the
event the force should be o~utnumbered,
to assist their comrades to leap up be-
hind them, and thus escape from rein
forcemonts of the enemy. Some may
say this mode Of travelling will be too
severe upon our horses, but they must
remember that we havediffercnt ami
mails from tho Indiana lOng-headed
"corn cribs Of the enemy, and in ad.
dition to this, if necessary, our wolff
eeurs can "ride and tie" and that
alone would enable them to make long
marches without being fatigued, and
DO fresh when they arrive upon the
battle. field.
Since writing the Chimes" article
for to day, we havo been informed fur.
Their in regard to the situation of affairs
in front. 1t seems that Friday is an
unlucky day for the enemy to forage.
The enemy made an unsuccessful at
tempt to advance day before yesterday
with another foraging party in force
Heavy ~cannonading was heard when
our informant left, but The result was
not known. Our infantry were or
dercd eight miles to the front to sup
port the cavalry, and Ills though, that
we had repulsed them with considera.
Bile loss on their part. Twelve prison.
ers, taken a few days since, stated they
were nearly starved. The first thing
they asked for was something to eat.
az Eighty of Wolford's men deserted
and joined us a few days since. They
gave sufficient proof that we were ex
pected in KeatGcky, and would be
warmly welcomed there.
We know Of important movements
Of our cavalry, but we refrain from
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-08
STpAYED Or STOLEN,

From the plantation OF Green Brazelton,
Esq, ON the night Of the Sd inst, TWO
HORSES. One a claybank Mare, black feet,
name and tail, about twelve years old, and
fifteen hands high; and the other Il bay Horse,
with scar on withers, two white feet, burnt
brand Of U. S on left shoulder.
A liberal reward will be paid for delivery of
said Horses to this Office, or G. BrazeIton, Esq
feb7-tf II. 7. LACY.
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= EXTRACT" w
Head Quarters, Army Of Tennessee,
TULLAHoaiA, Feb. Srd, IS6S.
GENERAL ORDERS, 4 a.

lem EMAIL OiNbibNCi
NO. 10.
I. At a General Court Martial convened At
Tullahoma, Tenn, January 23d, 1868, in pur-
suance of Special Orders, No. IA, Paragraphs 3,
from these Head Quarters, dated Tuliahoma,
January 20, 1868, whereof Col. Alex. MeKin!
stry, sd Alabama Regt,, is President, was ar
aligned and tried the following
9Th. N &6B
XIII. ID 1t. George w. Mathews, 9Th Con-
fedcrate Regt., on the following charge and
specifications:
CHARGE.
Violation of the 52d Article of War.
SPECIFICATION lsT. IS &@
In this, that 1T. George W. Mathews, of
the 5th Confederate Regt., did, without per-
mission, leave hi, COMPANY and Regiment; on
the battle field, on the 3lst day of December,
1852, and did remain absent until the next
day, January lst, 1868. a
SPECIFICATION % .9
In this, that 1t. George w. Mathews did
sbsent himself, without permission from proper
authority, from Lis Company and Regiment,
on the lst OF January, 1868, and did remain
absent until january Cd, 1868, his Regiment
being in line Of battle, and momentarily ex-
lCNElHS ~ IOAlON"i VI lhO NAS"SShSlb, uliTlHp
this time; all this near Murfrees boro, Ternes.
see. e
TO which the accused pleaded as follows:
To the first Specification, Not Guilty.
TO the second Specification, Not Guilty.
TO the Charge, Not Guilty.
XIV. FINDING AND SENTENCE OF THE
CoURT.-Atter mature deliberation, the Court
finds the accused, ID 1t. George w. Mathews,
9Th Confederate Regiment, us follows:
OF the I'd Specification, Guilty.
OF the list Specification, Guilty.
OF the. Charge, Guilty.
And does therefore sentence HIM, the accused,
ID lat. George W. Mathews, 9TH Confederate
Regt, to be "cashicred," and that the crime,
and place of abode, and punishment Of
the said ID 1t. George w. Mathews 9TH Con-
todcrato Rcgt, be published in the newspapers
in and about the camp, and Of the State Of
iennGasce. ...
Ky. The proceedings in the foregoing case
having, Y in the finding, and sentence Of the
Court, been Submitted to the General Cons
mpading, are by him approved and confirmed.
ii 1T. George ". Mathews, therefore. ce.,.p.
to be an officer in the Confederate States Army
from this dat.
by command Of Gcu BRAGG.
NAONCE Nm. BRENT, ~
y. y. Genl
-DPFICItL-
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HORSE FOR SALE,

A six year old deep %sor1el; lopcs finely and
can be had for $50. Apply at the Bulletin
office, fcbI-tf
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-08

THANKs.-Mr. a. Tribblo, Of the
army near SholbyviIlc, will please &C.
cept our thanks for u club Of twenty.
one new subscribers, and the SCI there.
for. We now have ninety.Sic subscri.
bers at Shelbyville. Won't some one,
just for the tun of tho thing, send us
four more and make the number 100
precisely? Who will it be?
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-08
Splendid Chewing Tobacco.

TO BE HAD AT DANIEL BRAZEL.
TONS Store in Winchester.
Nov. 25-tf.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-08

ca The list Of killed and wounded
in the gallant 18th Tenn. Regt., which
we promised to polish to.day is una.
voidabIy crowded out, together with
some remarks upon its conduct and tho
unexampled bravery Of its leader, Col.
Palmer, now in our town, wounded in
three places. Will publish in our next.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-08

30" Some Of the readers Of Tho Bul
Ictin seem to imagine that q printer
can stand everything and more be.
sides. We aIludo to those who have
easy time in this life, and never
stood by a midnight taper, wearing out
their eyes and constitution. Many mon
there are who don't know the trials
borne by Il Typo-they do not comPre.
bend the first principles or ]rOdimcnts
of newspaper life, therefore f"tho sub.
scriber" ut times should be disappoinJ-
ed in not gotting bis paper ere"y doy
and Sunday to0, why deal gently in
your remarks c~)nearuing the pg'Hter,
TOR Jordan ia a hard road to lsAveH
with him, and ouce IN awhile he likes
10 t,ko Il little rest, and in winding up
matters and things will moat assuleJ.
* mako m last fIIlC
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-08

XIII. I'd 1t. George W. Mathews, 9Th Con-
tolerate Regt., on the following charge and
,pecitcations:
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St0Otrath.

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etne Detitittun ett, purna6 6r. s. 6 Ebpmas
cine Instrumentation pom $1G0 fur gert9ttt6en
UetitanO perlaugt. Nnsencmmtn.
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Der @etdltsr fur ben 8otsn oes Wosurs, 8tar-
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3a prOtCfOl gu nebmen.
Der Nntras oes 6rn. NOrris, BITE aStbtae
Summe fur &eparatur Der 8ecorDer.O lice
unb oes @ertGtSsetaupeS gu bswtltsen, purbe
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frau @mtlte Stetnbad. Die 3etlfun9een
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folg frTnen.
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trtrb 5r. s. $. Botl etnen srOBen 8rtSatbull
peranltalten, purauf tptr bas t~ansluIttse Vu.
blttum aufmerflam MAIDEN.
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DtrtbiAuft In go. 81 6aaOpertr. am Sion.
tag erSfnen. 9uu&? - 6rstIt& MOrssne
uno MbenbS.
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Sefnmntmt~a cbMmNem.
Sffi3iene Befanntma@Mn9 an
@teMer3abler.
Office bfs @oaeetprs fir innere Gtntinfte,

Office bfS @Ouectpr5 tltr tnaere &tntllrfte
Baltimore, 8. spri[ Is So
Ger afelcr BAT mir an bieienI Gage bic nlI6rli4e @rl=
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bGlt NIB is made bierbur6 befauut, baB benannte Steuz
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6enadri&tiet, bas icl1e pinftliG SwiiHen benz 20 unb
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Brauer unb Deitiaatenre MAIDEN i6re 8eribte tpie btss
Der. Die CITRATE fir ~Gerna6IGiTguns, iol6e mpnatline
Seru6te aus3uferti9en,, befeGt in @esnabme Der glitter
lnb 1erluft Der @i5enS.
y. q. Gauerwetn.
(7Apr2tptat) collector he's 3. Siftr. bon DldrbIanb.
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MbhmAeHenbe DamRfer

A- Da8 MBDdbenbIatt bes Baltimore MeGer" er-
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bas JDrsnat 1T bebsutenb Sr5B er ais Der tdSttde Geder.
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Ra&r;6ten uub teIesropbti@e Depei9en aus alien Etstlsn
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gprrefppnben3en aus ben G~elbla8ern.
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SCI Rad Deuti8lans eerienben mir t%in1eIre GrtwSIar
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Nolitifber 0mHfaifen.

DieStern, bas Iuferfte6uuasfeft,
Gino Uieber oDrii6er gegangen, =
ytob Iiegen mir in Der alien @ruft
@ebuneen unb s~efanSeH,
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2ie i8le6t mir unIern ariea aefii6rt,
SIT nun 9ebruft gu leien
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GO mar gu Iei8t gu nebnten,
llnb ais eS fart mar, tcnnt err nt6t,
DrOb that er it9 aud ni&t srGmen.
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Die 6ebeleH CT berni6tet,
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Gr tlaSli9 einseri@tet.
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Bonn 8erri&erftubIe retseu.
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OiSs' CT balb uuiere leberma&t
unb uniern Corn erfa5ren.
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Sie tOunen ni@t entpiiGen
Serr Slip 1T tbGtie Gag unb gta9t
anb gar sel9idt i'm 6ii4en.
Geri&mnn6en itnb nit eiuem D2al
Die alten Gabnenfeten.
Wtt n II n anne muste man
Die alien i&ueI erieten.
Die Union Gea8ues balten bier
I'm 20, ibre Barnben,
llnp BADEN Man@' beriibmten Weann,
gu@ SiSe Ell eimseIabem.
go 4 er Bel 9ittle G9aIbiustcn
GoO uutainselt fem bon ben Nebenen,
1uiere GfCtte itePt Dor @barIefOa
llne pirb biss yieft teri&eIeu.
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Summa. =. 90 = $643,9eO $624,714
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