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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-13

M ID. =. Dsssh, ANet.,
mo. 2O2 Main nj.


mo. 202 Main sf.l
ySups,Tuag AT AUCTION VIII b. sold as
II tho suesscr rooms. 20G Main ssrest, between
dih a,.a lf)lh. on THURSDAY morning, January
atb. commencing st 10 oeinrk, sr's"aid tos OF
Furniture, If a family dcciiaias housekeep'ns'
consisting Oh
psne Black Walnut W-sSrohes,
Fine Marble top Duresus;
GNahogsny and other Ee6stsads;
6Earbls..op WashgiaFSs,
Tsss : Ts:es, Broess+;.;
4Cas-s. co;
/ Arm Chair Do,
fas Ertspsgor Tati9.
Togeiher with .oi OF Cane resi- ri'@ osask aEa"+
Mattresses p,isws and Ho'stsysi aaeessi Fi''""
Casss: Blankets .sai ss,roaslg; Cooking steve ala
d. =. rooEH, Aacrr-
Tho atovs asle has been uaasoiiat7 qoa'.'oaed
vi i. Pa, ~ Dr BOOTH Auet'r.
i! W.llssassess $. Sc, Ages.
ra1E "a c,,y.s,r Of The lstg Al.zsades Mckay
= shall seil at sscton, cF2a ths prs;n-ts coz
ne, of Esia and 45la sifeei-s "a " hstN aSD -
nsx. tho sh ylnesry. al ~ e'o~'A a. a. AZ .llJ
STOCK ami implements, G;el as axe gsssIaiy usee
by bakers, corsstipg Of
EeGet, Dough Trough
I i'rovins riess y bblz Yiouf,
sat, Sugar, Dried Apples. e.c-
Also
I Horse ard WFgpr, uoSs,
I.1l .. hey ana air.ssv, I sst H1ness
Lot Of Cabbage, 10 - certs Of Lup@'ior
PIKE Wood
Feather Bed ami .fGsteHI
TvE..-G CASH. U*kIY %iCKELL, CuTslor.
ss,o By w.lL'AS5o" \ Go, kuct'rs l. ~
AZ O0nnS PINE Wo0o Al AUCTION 80
M we sill s"l!. "u WsioNefhAN Y, January
CONFRONTING n. : 0c}reS = *. a. Jan, Nsti
e4wnoas on E:chnlsoi aicesi, F.4iton, iitoe ha-
low RDch cts - c]id; ei"aEeaept lro s@ooa' IL
Isg Of fss Eud ie;, ottS
il ~ ~ itst.'2 'ssf'pS x go $50 rs
III -spsne. ". E.sses, Ae.iiensrs.
ly.i;cs cusn.r i3lh ard Csrf st7.
CAhw rv UhRnTTARA, e,'.--~nsvng deter
= ,ais:crl 70 g;gso iha Hardware business = II
ssjt nj et;cttgn co., r7zD% G&DEE aext. iiib irsi ,
cc:snerc.cR ri 30 o'1lpcsi ny toioaaiuS d.eeh,
ccsls,3tir =, :. y2't. n:--
20 d. pairs is,,ti Fad = s5;ter+
q .;yh rrcirg iarlis. lp 'rshes,
81 fsz Ds;sSrr AID Cupboard hrlsJ,
6 ia Eul. sd ;is'5 i.cci-7
,cx hgud ~ Il r0uca Sa~a,
- q z anger fits,
Il " s,SnVsc kp,kG
n g-18S 9~.aI
~ l~,s9 En,,eh'e3.
Ia :'i8q9g, ysFirtS staas,
) s01 Sa7 tho j;ta,rt,
.'i,g ihisc;G %s2ceB ~ Eiig trgats. Ehslrs Aau-
oilers, :e.g W. d,rs Igt-9 Shtvs;s asui ma PIKE
hcts t...klrg Giass,. ~ ttrrs I - T'f2Fs. tCe@,
;;@tos teueiie Needles ,nl n thar a" t',.ca III
ia-naai liz t-~Etsi >. = ca
Sale c7a.tact-'i ',y feas. -. h~ese', auc',.
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- oRE7 X 20 SsEA Az,
y AUCTION S.p
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
EaIH arExhT DanyILs. Va.
Gcns,gnmeDts of ESy Goods Groceries esnu-
fscsured To5seeo. Rsst sni PsSzrnai Eesate, soli-
eita1 either al suction - .rivsts sale.
FEyS@sstre:
Petersburg Richard asshy; u p Digger Csshr
Eeehsuies' Savings BsaA; A l. Archer, Ga hef Of
Virginia Isux.
R.>.plord Y Roberts.
rDlvii,e--tsi Vim r sutheriip, PRESS bsryils
Baas; joan NJ lohnst n, Usabser Dai.siil- s'nos;
DR. Vim y uteep, Fret Parmers Bsnk u r,
Patton Csstiar Pam. - Buis; George welsh.
Csst,er viraiui. b. -, 4 Is Davidson, Ga of
Court, Or 4 ID Stokes
soREY - B0tSSsAU Danvuc. Va.
=. S~fariiealsr attention paid to ,hs hsLH
and HIRING OF kBdf,DSS.
Il n. ko&Ef. Of Norfolk,
wM u. puiSsEAU, OF 'piuwidis 60.
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fjs%ftts1 EEsS

F1'HIETY DOLLARS i.sWa2D IL offered for
I the arr9ebeuBipE md ie'ivcfy 81 nee for each
81 the tpB"~ing named iaG3Iiars via Thos Glib.
son, tH4 oDars,, Jas Ryses ar,i Wu Miils7n sub
atitutes iIc,n Ia shout Hichuaud Va slso Vim
4 peteTg, 200 Flora. SAUL II Bailey, Andrew Jack.
son, Caleb k,nseP, Pisa SiGk, J sssee Simmons
70 sg'i"r Siu,morF JAS S'InUoDg aud q w Smmons,
fron the county Of Ersnkia, Va niso Amos
~ilkgfscn, iron, tbe county of Halifax. Va.
Tho following nB1nsl t1en " III either immediately
report psrsun -spd authority fcr thsir absrues
60 Thea" h-'.+ i-"-' isa they -it be a;ver. ICED
..io 1T RsIe uron delivery 10
ME ,orps Wu' Il 1uc*"r v.ivktes Jos " Crank
Ben H'efa2r"b, Kenny Z Soer 4. Wsa ErsHs Al.
t"r s. ''-'.s, is0ii ilr uliy " E.hfsx, vs., also
q " t.rps Joe An.e~. bleacet &nfos tas Beatty.
Ifsr' if@sors.i. and Hssh Efpk from ,bs county
ot Frarhtlu Va. aud tiie fol wing psmed men ca.
signed 10 my cuuraay frcIa :,h Va battalion. n
= sepflett, + Uachu~r, = Il Rsiiy. Ii l. GRAY
ns.usr. !" IN II Harris, i ~ MoVfe, u III Pale n
Z rearRnn " Person J " Robinson, s. l. Rob.
!:FI.a, W,p a heess, u Taylor. VI Tillsr, j "
'falsop, r q "cp'rcof } 1bdsms, w vii.
i'es,s, h . kug fIpin lbo county If Greens viis
VIZ ~ any -. $50 above named men have dad or
h9"o ,iigCnafred wssb to have lhe fact reported,
tLss miasAcs may b. Avoided "a future
JhNES y, CHAPPEtL,
Capt "a . SD Va Rest.
Cstnr nasF nuisen S'ation
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rsy AlsT rnts. Ascs.


3 .NGEEiTURE, DIZZY t,OoES, CGCTH.sG, &c.
4 wa he soid 1T suction ct my store.
gGEsD =, ,Isuu ny 18th At ~ O'Clock, lOl of
Il. Il leads Hsitf-ssrs Tables Stoves e,o, Cloth
Ing. FA~nt-ts CL6ce CrG:~s.sy ard Glassware.
in i2 AtsX Il0TT'. Z uctionBsr.
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.sF aiea-'H ~ = *Io.FAr' &s@ 10
yry;;;, I.Nr Fi,-AhD bWEhL.No, IL
FL EIdt.av. o. Temple ssfcst, near to usnp
100 rs,ei rcartisr, Lot IN HaGsias plan. on
gatyitcre sheet. for sails Al A1Sttoa.--rt th'
rsn,sEt % sfr John joyce va shau eel ~ eaeuoo'
90, In. r,cras..yg Ga TUESDAY, the tSta January
,.st al o'eipcr p 81, the Hcu1e aud Lot located
NJ ,tGye, rear 20 csmp " tnaeT. ard nearly oppo'
sf;e Tho late residences CT sr. q. 81 ifanco. Ire
So he. 81 fr5nI ns 50 Fact mud depth OF 10 fast.
The !yvriIii,r hrs , roofas, heeilse kiachen Ed
rs:ie ~. sseli OF good rsser. fassesscn given
in fa~ Gays.
Also RI ,he ssme tire and place, viii he sold ths
most tss-;tiii lot ia liGrytes plan. o. tho West
tine oF 3rivi,'uyo strr"t fronting 40 feet running
back i<5 fse. 20 atlev - feet vida.
TEFMs--C Cash. This tapes fer 1868 10 be paid ty
the rUrehsser.
las G0sffI & APPERs0N, Auctrs
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AUU1I0N sALEa-In1s ~:
- Rs1Wssd Z PRiliips, Assets.
Vx7B Win ssii . or ssoee, tsis sfg1gDAY1
ana va,uabje asscrtmsns Of NV ana seecnd hen1
Furniture Clothing. and 0roesriss, eosa1sine Of
Bsdstsads, Tables Chairs. Clocks, sosas, E'ouf'
Riss. Tohseeo. etc .rso-
1 splendid Chamber Set;
KIDW0OD 4 PHILLIPS, Austra
;.I3 81 Main street.
b Ja1ss a. Tayie1 Z SOP, .AsesisassFs.
A pMInrszRATOas sALH OF A HOUSE
N and Lot on VALLEY or l7th btrect--AS s0sntn:
sSstcr Of Georso r. EidiDs. dec d. VIII proceed
% sell avfrs taa premises, On TUESDAY, the lnh
.sy OF January, 1868, commencing 81 0ctoex =.
~ very desiTs.slc frame hoiiso and lot iooats0 ~
The terminus q: nth or Valley ssroet and near "
the old d;siiiery. IL eootaiss six good ROOMS. sna
h in good repair. The lot II 81 the usual sise Pos
ssssIon vii - given immediately
Tsfsws --tas third cash ihs balance At ana "
months for negotiable note5, with Interest Adde1,
and secured uy .rgat feed.
''~~ a. JOHN A. EUTCBEsoN,
Late Sheriff Of IlsnFtcc county: Gnl Al anch
Admir- ct usorga 7. RIoing, dec d.
ge,e by Jas Fl Tlrfoa 4 sDS. 4uc8. do 80
C,1x J6uJS0gg Gij.L,,Iku LOTS ON THB
- tIcr h sid. OF trace between henry and Bel
ytdero atrea.a, AT AUCrlOH.-We Will sell, on
lac PR nsisas, on TUiSDAf. l3th day OF !Any'
COMMENCING ~ O'Clock r H.. six handsoms
ge,l,ng Lo.s located en- Tho Forth side al Grace
i,etr-scn Veofy sad BeiYidse streets, and within
the lowsr garden of a.. Jol,a Norton Tes3 front
80 feet each sni run back l5o isas
T=sMs--c,e .a'rd ash: tho balance .. and G
rnon.hs, ;3s Negotiable no.es, WITH intsress added.
and secured By e t-uEt deed. T3s PurchaaT 70 psy
the taxes fGs 1853
JEsE TAILOR = son Acct.
After tbs R5oYs. v,li ho so!t nn The pf3teAass,
00io EsiCsS.
Tru.c-Ceah. jA6
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- kW ING MACHINE EoE SAlA-uGe az Les.
- sers BauIS6 MACHINES, in perfect oedsr-
has been little used. A bargain WIN b snld In it.
Call a. the b.ick hauss east cc.rer Of Hroad and
2slh streets, Causch Eill.
ia f3-a.h ssrg III z iyHIfAMH.
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sDn REM.

L>0R RgET--A brick HOUSE. with rooms aud
II large garnet room, on the Main or Bull street,
II Manchester. Possession given ON the l6.h inst.
WAHfED-To hire cr buy, an honest and re.ia
Ills BOY or EAG, 70 attend to my Office and koyse.
Apply to DIR BROOKS,
jA I3--Ah Corner Main and l2th alta.
LHOR RENT-Wiih Board. . coed ROOM, suits.
il BILE f0r q party OF gentlemen Apply at tLs
c0rner If Grace and 6sh str.ets, South side.
ja l3--hs
IIOR KBNF-Three ROOMS for tbs year, Ia
tenement on Franklin s,seet, near the Capitol
Square. Apply TO u. u. H." at Mechanics lusti-
tuts, second floor, No II. il Bit
vN.k kENT-Two bnfurnished ROOMS, suitable
for lodging rooms. Apply At the Sd door
Above 4th, on Cary street.. ja l3--ltH
nOoM ron KGNr- "A large front ROOM on
III, tle third Il ,or over a store on the south eide
Z. iu street, between 18Th and 18th. Apply 70
j. l3--ss ALEX. MOTT, Aust.
NIVTIUE Il 10 Vo.partnsesnEp Of II ANIL ION
IN 4 6EA0ERS was diss lived On the LIST inst.
BY the Withdrawal Of n. Seager-. The name Of
the Ar will be used only By either Of the parties
In el0sing the business. Persons indebted 10 NJ
viii please ecttls their accounts promptly, a. We
are desa Gus Of winding up tho ccneern.
JAMES W. HAMILTON,
IN l3---3tt r. HxAHgES
nak AID PIN NO Do good quality, To-
sAte By Go 9URNxR. 2ath street,
Il l3-lMs BetW,n Main and Gary.
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4 DBs:eAfia.s BOaiEKSh STAND 70.
"a RENT Az A.HcTION.--WIi be rented on
| iUiJi,sUiI. the .,.a inst on ibe premises at
- c.t Il e. the i.rsk Store tbs htrth side q;
P,asaG. between i1Gh aud ism Sta. i5isy ceei-
t;si 10y j.. :, Davis I'D ko Livery Stable IN rear.
! Ior .uo years from Tie IL dag Of January, i6b'i
| a!io vaesntIot Ga 18th street, lately occupied
| by Mr. John Hagaa
| ia - JAA n. wAvr.n:, E. SON, ducts.
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~ aOT4OA-1hs annual meeting Of the
- NoskAOsders Of The FARMERS BANE OF
WANNA win b. hsld q their banking ouss In
~ city. "a W1DN1sDAY, 18th Jan'y, 1883.
oIS-3seWtA J. 4. SMITH. Cashier.
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.1DR.TiTr-h 1A&TtD~-s 'iherai auna vii
= h. p.,i.i tus 1. SUBSTITUTE for ths war < ny
Il saaas sea ,aemter OF th3 CITY Ratiaign w,sh'ss;
10 ~ enlist ~ S,.b.tuts fac opportunity il
nasv offered. Address Box 2j6, Pos. 0ifiss.
il l3-ita
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-11
Yankee Batteries,

We have Of late seen statements il scTesa!
Of the Northern papers, that the Yankees
have established chain Of batteries FROM
opposite the lower edge of Vic"sbuag 70 oppo-
sita Warrenton, which, though they may BE-
useless in reducing the heavier batteries Of the
rebels on the bluffs, may b. CT service N Gov
sring landing Of troops in conjunction with
the gunboats, and absolutely close LAe door
against river communication
On Saturday afternoon we ueze several
miles below the city at Capt Butler battery
and while there examined the Louisiana shore
from Burneys down to Brown d Jehuston's.
With spy glass. We only saw evidence OF
ons battery, and that was Just in trout OF Mr.
Towns house, short distance south NJ he
canal Here an embankment had b"en thrown
up and a Yankee placed on guard, nh" can S'e
easily seen walking to aud fro along the top Of
the nowIy made bank a largo s1u4d p! Yam
kees occupy Mr.. Towns houe3, and F!ck1ts are
disceruable from Burney's until you lose thea
in the underground above Capt. Bi5ss place
If it can be ascertaned that there "a battery
erected in front OF Town ). We th!2G II might
easily be destroyed by TIA JETS ne.! zuna'
--Ncksburg Wig ri.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-11
Movements in the West.
CHoNrs-We eep not, &c.

The Vicksburg correspondent Of the Mobile
Register says:
The Federals are still operating b, Y0zoO
Pass, and are said 80 be n0w III the Ialla-
hatchie river II the distractions in the
Yazoo are no. OF the best kind, trouble Of 81
serious nature will soon occur up there. tcaS
more danger from that quarter than any
where else, The river ia high, and any boat
that can 90 in high wate1 from Mobile to
Columbus can come down by the Pass and the
Yazoo into the Mississippi. Some think tha,
the Yankees are in trsp. Well, they may
be, but, as Paddy says, May the djylI f.
away" with such traps,
The capture Of the gunboats has caused the
sugar market here to take tumble, to the in
finite disgust of spectators.
Rumors of Federal advance from Baton
Rouge on Port Hudson have been rite for sew
eral days, and from the action Of our military
authorities think it 80, and that fight in
that quarter may come off at any time,
although the heavy rains have doubtless re-
tarded operations. If Banks is ready for the
| fray so is Gen. Gardner, and it will require
The aid of no prophet to tell who will be whip
ped Banks and few other blue lights u
gobbled up would be fne hostages for Butler
Gen. Joe Johnston is reported to have said
that Banks has not particle Of military
sense.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-11
a Soldiers View Of the War,
CAQnQe 81 FeeLlA0 II the Army -S0ldlerS

SICK q me Ntgfo H"'.
The following lettcris sent us from
Nashville We publish it as The ebuIll'
ton Of a soldier, without youching tor
sl il contains
NASHVILLE, TENN, January IS, 1865.
ur, ,bo Editor of the Plain Dealer;
81 A. ro+ ,r,ita ,hcaa Gucs narticu.
-..,', So, nhIinotion. 7 ein,nlv wiah N
~ ".tro.. m wv, hrn,h,c oninion in rccard
.F.L;, InyIInJ h., forr. .fftbs oF +be
,.I ~ ,o;'rnom ,rar have written
~anv ~ ,et,srs Since have been in this
. - w., rsord, onl ,,,ren+s hnt
at" .t;n; w. Sr,4 rbnr;n hovo nada one
sn,, sa,,,Io;nt r; and boro hcnn IN !, for
,n'" n. s.,a~n a,,"' '',, ,,nntbs
nw;ts;n .ho Lgt ,ontb +bern has
hoo, a,oo+ rhonae;n the freIings Of
,to sn,d;ors of tLia army Aft.r tho
ga. Og Tannorr wo wrrn 70 have 2
.ob,, ohio"t - { ght for ono ,cortly Of
Thr;s+;sns w. M vs. Fnr nv nart r can't see
l., Frnn whore stand We did MT
,nn,o hnra +n E rht f1r the nicror and
~b,t ;s rore We ,c3n't do IT, What 4
Snor.;yoI nirtrre ,hut is in Toslio's last
;,,1s,rn,as ,,',.. nonn+.-o LI,cI, dirtv urIr
;",,' ,i',rr,, rora;t,;,, tho Stars aud Stri9cs
sr5rn ,he hand, Of a Federal General.
srnh ~ n;ctnre ,s tbot ;s enough "a
mol, J' rh;te man sfrI. oF his conntrv
The ;doa of ;ntrnstino the fac Of onr
", 1890, ,nw ~ .h, hanIs of m ;nnoron,
r;'rrnr v,;+b tbr howe of il heinz nro
.arto3 u +farn are NOT white mcr
ooon~h !, the North to protect il
Snttar Nv al, rnoo1s )ot Il drao Wher
c"mo ;r+" nj. wor wc vera frhtiur
i,r 'i'o ,ho rTN;on r7'| W. but now wn arc frbtinr
m sr Wv w. .,v''i ran ! r tnI, vo, i l. mo-
hooon.O Nv, ,Do ms NO. cnrno. ~, ryb;n the SoutI
.L. .Se..I1 w. 0I,'',' Laa @on,;mrod r so Ionr
hn. ~" h"',,, ,n'' hnao @ Jrt,, Aho,;tion;ate q
w. Wsbnn.nn Jovarso '''o1r oro ",, s3nnding All tbsi
va. ".ul"S M;S,; tDn @ &c .bp n;l,r.or irstoo,
s"I W. io1I.; s".9n. 49, o"n nonr 5sI6 ssoI6;or anl
w. h.r;u o,NIs NV, raaJ,. '"i Pn gar wor, wbo,
.h., e. '"u' ,nn.ad
W w. ,'.' .o,,on,hou a''DJ, bou, orr so]dier
,,.a ~" W .,i,n,;h"rn io.i?''1Do ~ tbo b.o;nnin,
IS 49, a'l"'.' ',"bl ,"Lax 81 ,.;si,oJ ,hei
.u'' r"I, . WV" " ,oan w;s;, on
ssmps ps. I.v 'n"' a1 'In In ,n;ji I h. walcomo,
~;.lP Po "...'' s':u ~ Il" ~, ,Ln aoId;crs a
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-11
For the Daily Bulletin
Parody on the Volunteer.

npOsed BY Signor AllessCndro--Ge Rope
}! and s~19 By the boys Of The 18Th la. Rcgt.
I've been in the guard house, love,
A week or two or more
I've wore bal! and chain, love,
Until my ankles are quite sore.
And as to my raticns
They are so very small,
If it wasn't for NY money.
never could live at ali.
CHoRUs--Then,,weep not, dearest, weep not,
And don't begin to squall,
Then weep not, dearest, weep not
II neyec 60 back at all
killed little pig, love,
For the 18th say they bite,
And to hide him from our Captain
We cooked him in the night
And when the stew WAS done, love
1t looked so fine and nice,
But our Captain came around, love
And said he smelt mice
CRoRrs--W Weep not, &c.
lie caught ms burning fence gaiis
Did this captain cross and grim
He said it was against orders,
And likewise was sin.
He took me to the guard house
And bucked and gagged me TOO.
But didn't mind that much love
As that WAS nothing new
CHonus eep not SC.
They'll keep ma in the guard house
Until they have fight.
For you know if they rel4asr rno
I'd very soon get tight.
But you know I'm very wild, love,
And surely deserve il all,
But my musket is always ready
Should my bleeding country call.
CHoKrs-W aep not. &c.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-11

10 think they wouldtollow the example |
of Indiana, and kick mp q muss
. We have had great battle at |
Murfreesboro, and what was the re-
suit? Why we lost at least $4,000
men and q number of fine batteries
and although we holl the ground wo
cannot move another mile The entire
army of Virginia and Tennessee could
not drive the rebels from their strong.
holds in the mountains of Tennessee,
81 wish you could have seen some
of the charges made by the rebels at
that battle. They did not seem to be
human beings, They tight better since
the first Of January, and there are moro
of them since the appearance of that
thrice damned proclamation of Lin.
coin.
"This army will soon be home--say
in four months-then let those dirty
AboIitionis.s look out. Let that tooth.
less hcayy,hoadcl dog they call Ben
Wade open his mouth and it will 20
hard with him They cal HIN the
" Old War Horse" 1t is q pity that
we couldn't have had few Of those
old war horses in this last battle. But
we don't want thom--they would de,
moralze the army 1t was tho work
of such men that caused this immense
army to be raised, and it will be their
doings that will call them home.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-11

Blg- Everything was quiet across
the river yesterday. Transports we're
arriving and departing as usual, but
nothing indicatod an early movement
in any direction. The army is melting
away with rapldity not 81 passed by
the Army of the Potomac while in the
Chickanominy, and unless Grant makes
a m owe in some direction very soon, ne
will have 20 men to move With. All
accounts agree that tho troops aro
dying at tho rate OF an hundred per
day; with no prospect Of a change for
the better. More gsnboats, it is said,
are expected ia :. short time, when 40.
tive operations will commence--but if
they are delayed long, death will have
reared such q harvest as to render
reinforcements necessary before Grant
will be warranted in moving FicAs
burg Wing, Sd ln2:
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-11

frron the Cleveland TO- Plain Dealer, Union
Democratic Organ.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-11

From YAzoo PAss,-Thc best infor-
nation we have from this point is that
the fleet Of the enemy is still at tho
mouth of the pass into tho Cold Water.
1t is composed OF 5 stern and 2 side
wheel boats, carrying ,wo guns each,
and few transports. Nothing def.
mite is known as to their strength. We
presume no hindrance will be offered
to their clearing out the Cold Water,
as we have every reason to believe it
has been determined to let them got
az far from their base the Mississippi,
as they may have the courage to ven
ture on 80 prccarious u route, Ample
preparations have been made toprevent
the accomplishment Of the purposes
Of the foe, at tho proper time. We
apprchon ! no danger from that direc
tion.--JackS0n appeal, Sd.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-11
NO, 1I6


rxpaEssrY FOR THE DAILY nrl1rr1>
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-11

The Vicksburg correspondent Of the Mobile
Register says
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

THz DKAET IN Ngw Yoax STAYR.--
Washington county, in the Stass Of New
York, 10 one Of the most inssase sboli-
tion cosamunities In the Uaitsd States.
Ii adioins Vermoas, aad the people bor-
rev all their ideas from that fAnatfeal
region. 4 Democrat Cor the last shirty
years in Washingson soansy has scsrssay
besn tolerated En the lsss draft there,
SOL were drawn for the federal army y.--
OF these The following demonstrations
Of patriotism 10 slowu, among she pat
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

q IF sAsss safsrss fasaties aaad 4Abo-
sisissssss svss gss aAs posgsr ia thsss
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tom aAssr fidelity, and Gasily bankTspi
sAs csssasvy assd dslsss u scssA bloaa. P
DAMH. Wxssrza. ~s ~.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

- A patriotic aLoyal Lsagusss nj
Dnhaqas bad q SMALL ssnenasns lss 70 .
ssldisrss wifs~ Lsss wsak ssss wsmAn
haaxing sAas her hasbaad lay siek In the
hospital ~ Sc. Lsuis weus aows 10 sse
him, and when she resurnsd found thaa
tAas mean a6olitioa se&ap, had da-
ring her absence ssolsa all her fazni-
tnse, and refused 10 les hsr have il until
she paid one Aoush's rans which was due.
The poor woanan had no mooney, aad shs
bad to resort 70 the courts Tor writ ID
Rsplsvia. This is bns . specimen Of shs
regard thsss lond-moathsd abolisson
hrasisrs have for the families Of sol
disTs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17
STICK xHHs IN YuUR HAT ARD kKKE

STICK xaIs IN yUUR HAT ARD KEEP
ms - ~ TxMxREs
Tks fsllowing soussssisn was made BY
sAse Hasss Dir Dawes, = Rspablican man-
bxs fosxrsas fpssn MaasasAasssss, On
tAa2ssh of april, IN which be EXPOSED
sha esrrapsnsss Of Lineolm's adzainisssa-
asons. .,a4s.S ~ sa sra .f- ESD
ssTHE GENTLEMEN MUST RRMEA-
BER THAT IN THE EIRsT YEAR OF
A REPUBLICAN, ADMINISTRATION
WHICH GAME INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REF0RaI AND RE
TRENCHMENT, THERE is TNDUBITA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD In TIE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DEREp THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WE'LL EIaH m THAT SINGLE YEAR
AS MUCH AZ THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES oF THE GOV
gRSMEAT DURlNa gfiE ADMINS
TRATIoN WHICH THE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF ETs CORRUPTION
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-09-17

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