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'-r' oPVatiOut III Nusluih huu ~ tnh-
egton
virsisia.
ORANGE, e II. srp.. 10. A eon.ider.ble ,hirn.h
6rnr'sd to-day, between three brsade. oi our cavalry
and the enemy In considerable fore. Of cavalry, in.
Antrv and artillerv Our me, gradually retired from
Nillers HI. sevond Culpepper. c. H., to q point
tv. miles this eide Some of the fight vas quite elose
We lost about forty killed and wounded Among the
ht;eI vas Col. Bcale, commanding W. II. T. Lees
BRIGADE lt"ems that We we're attempting TO remove
come ammunition from the Court .Hou,e, when the
s., among s' III. aae. .S eSsns eaSns
near me depot lrenet g lean that ZONE loaded
hnnaaT mon e h s cp ~ ss lame se se
we're quietly sor.hipne in their churches. one shell
he enemy se.se.d pers s1 sd,.pse 90 S, Sa, opv
reconnaissance in force, or perhaFs aSrt OF rn'.
On Horsb back, Ssp "A, Mouadv Hornin0.--I learn
This morning that our ioss yesterday greater than
sisted above 1, said ths. brigade lost sixty
thonSh most were wounded oar retreat must have
Yen n,S1esha prsepitate a. our ds,d ard he badly
seind,d were lctt on the h'ld. We lost nf.- ptis-
,ner' Culpeppsr Court Hou-c il occupied nv the
,nemy; Iher. 'seln. nov 70 he -ome proh.lilty 9
ynerA advance by III" enemy. Indeed u srCpOr.d
hst they are advancing in three columns.
LDnehbur5, S"It l'-The raider. in the vicinity
u Wytheville have heon driven back. Thn num-
sr. were greatly cxassera'ed.
The Richmond n'SrAr,n, Of "wednesday, states
nat Gen heaees iu:anity were !rop7r edto be efo'.
los in force a. k"Iey's Ford. and hat general ad
sance rH anticipated.
(hRrirston
Chnr1s,oH, SEPT l4.-The enemy isiperfec' - his
aransj ments Tor the permanent occuTation ofMor.
n. Island. He hss erected lin. of tel,shph along
she whole length Of the Island, and is con-
rrtng battery Wagner. into . powerful vo.s.
inlaIF'ns rhe bomb proof, &c. The Yankees tire
scctsionaliy from Battery Gregs upon boats ply
ne Ia the hathor, Yankee rreonnoltoriA g.r.riv.
Including the Chaplain, telegraph opera Of sui
a,gfo 20 der were captured Saturday, on the siyan
SAB Raiu oNd, oclnH this city They had tapped oar
yre. and were ,adesyorln: TO Obtain lnlorinst .on,
.ui GOT none so. firing continued this morning,
Gostly ron our batteries
charleston, sgt. Is. WestLer here is favorable
and the equinocssl ss's are daily eIp oted This
anGIy /. building telegraph line from Tybee Island
and Fort Pula'ti r0ug the Csroliu, coast 20 Cum
mugs int There wa. ct nsidarable firing from
our batteries against tho enrmy. magazine Of one
sf our James Ba'ieics accdertsly yploded this
norpiIs killing he Lieute ,ant and five men.
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SEVERE FIGHT ON THE RApIDAN,
REPORTED FEDERAL REPULsE.
The Ambulance Trains Busy.
OUR NAIL FROM DIXIE.
Rebel Virginia and Charleston News.
Excitement at tho Navy Yard.
SAILORS DEMANDING PAY.
i'rOGrcsS Of sbc Draft.
&c. &c. &C.
OUR MAIL FROM DIXIE.
Rebel Virginia and Charleston News.
Excitement at ths Navy Yard.
SAILORS DEMANDING PAY.
Army Of the Potomac.
Severe Engng.m.n.-re redcral Repul.e,

n orrssponssnr- ef ne SUM
hsrdhIiid, . -. 10, .s5S. Edioy Sun .-
We've reaches me-, ,hrogsh n reliable source. q ace
f'fc eueafmoAi between potion Of Gen. Me>dc's
AI ald n rches ttisssid e. have h,en hrld.At
N b. Misunderstanding Of orders, the particular,
fshoh have no. tfsnspiiei. Orders had boon give n
- tie Advance o. a brigade TO position on tho
sorth s.de Of the Rap ism, pLet. they -.tct3tc!e.
tiofeed by two o.hc. brigade. another corr, o..
Tie army. On reaching the ros,t,on a.sgued him,
he General IN command OF ths r. sade paced hi.
sokos. sud awaited the arrival Of seinfo.e einon,,
Meantime large body Of rene, troop, m,d. iheir
tpp lrancc when the Union General, suppos.-s he
bad btea ordered to hold his position, prop,red o
Sesift their sivsnee. b!i,k skifnisAins COM
heneed, and then an engagement. tina, NAV almast
h called pitched battle. ensIsd, re,u.ing in the
Ntrcs. Of our troops,
By the time this letter resche. you, another o.
nesrnen; near the same place has probably taken
psee, and II my information /, correct, q battle Ia
sos progressing t one Of the crossings Of the Rap.
IAN
Oar forces stationed in this vie nifty are an 1ious 10
" ordered away. as some Of them have been here
ens they are "spoins fer 6sht." Preparations for
ons important event arc now going forward and n I
An j,dse by the activity st the Qlsrterm ast.r's
department., an inapoFtAn; movement OF troops will
TON be m ade
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From Europe.


BY the Arabia's mails, which srrived last night, We
have additional details Of European news.
Intelligence has been received from Naples that the
trial Of Princess sc,srs Bsrberini and signor del ouAt
tromsni has commenced, The pubie prosecutor has
undertaken to prove the latter guilty Of conspiracy,
and the Princess Of being his seooppice.
The WsN tsssuk esSauaAA &Sl. .RAuA Sssds< II
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The Habeas Corpus Proclamation.

F1sh,notOrL Sept 1.-THE Secretary Of War has
srdsrsd that the Act Of Consre" relating to the
SoaiisA VI xEii al HHh-aA C9zVs and ths Ksc.a:
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Late Southern News.

'By ExJr,ss n me Nen York sun.l
From lseF fes OF Southern papers received At this
sshee last nSht we gather the following important
se-' NJ military operations in Virgins aud at Char.
hron
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Meade and Lee.

Hdh,rSton, s'pt 1.-THE news respecting Gene
~ Lees operations is eonfictins He 10 suspected Of
Ad.sien of entrappns General Meade towards Goi
sonsville, with $ view of getting between him and
Warrington. II 10 known that Lees retreat has
1npped at point near Orange Court House, where
no roads meet that e.d into tho valley, ,n tie di.
peton Re would b. Obliged to march 10 execute such
imovement. Thi, fact coupled With other ,isris-
an nlovement,, /. construed into parto-e OF max.
hs another invasion. Rumor, Of 'eriou, battle
and Lee are quite current here.
Arrival OF Sick and Wounded At wash
tngton.
Washington, srpt IL Ambulauoes we're running
tntil late hour last night, conveying 10 hospital. in
he vicinity OF wnhiuston about 1900 sek and
wounded from the Army Of the Potomac
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The News.

We received no kilograms for our last issue
why, We should like to know ourssl., mas
much as other journals received Associated
Press Dispatches. But from our exchanges
We make up the following e!.tona OF news:
Banks IS f%ortifying ut Thonpson's Creek,
northeast OF Port Hudson, and plating heavy
siege guns, lie has mustered out several ypgi
mems.
Saerman's left arm mas been ampUtated.
JACKSON, June 70 The Nutchcz Courier
says that on the llth instant, Generals Dick
Taylor and Walker attached the Federal camp
--2,UO0 strong-at Ashland, La, killing,
woandjng, and capturing the entire force. save
" lew who escaped u q gunboat. This was
one OF Il series Of similar camps, extending
from Grand Gulf to Millikon's Bend, and en-
e!rc!ing Fieksburg on the west side Of the
river.
There was heavy firing all night at Vicks-
burg, and it is still raging.
a Federal deser;er from Port Hudson SAYS
Banks was two days bUrying the dead, the
slaughter was so great,
a gentleman through New Orleans saws Il is
generally stated tina; Gen. Magruder has con
troll OF the OpeloUsaS Railroad, and was with
in ht.eon miles Of the city. The Federals
were much excited. Generals Pierce, Dow,
and sherman are dead
The N!cS5burg correspondent Of tue Times
9dverts to Grants tremendous loss, and in
stances Indiana regiments which went against
tn" |orHs with 0uU "r 906 men, and came out
with Lieutenant Colonel and fifteen men.
The same correspondent. says that & Federal
brigade was reppIse6 On Big Black hy John.
s;On.
The Illinois Legislature is rampant over
FaIlan:igham's arrest. The resolutions de.
n"unce L!ncoln severely.
Grants present force will not exceed so, 000
notwithstanding hevy relnforcements have
reached him, Numbers have been sven. off
by sickness and desortion. Below is a state
ment Of the daily rations now issued TO our
garrl:o on one quarter pound Of bacon, half
pound Of beef, five eighths Of 4 pound meal,
an allowance Of peas, rice, sugar and mo.
l2sses.
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Tvx. Congress-.


sSA. Wea are authorized 70 announce wv
g SWAN 90 q candidate for re ~elrc,;on =,
Congress from the I'd Congressional Dis,ric,
jell.tds.
ReA., The friends Of Col. PETER TYR
NLY feel authorized to announce his naro",
Il candidate for Congress in the Third Dis;r;c,
as they see his name announced in o,bns
rapers throughout the District. jelO.dte
We are authorized 70 announce Hon a n
r. NItHOI SON u candidate for Cona,a0,
rom the On District Of Tennessee. EleeStinn
nrst THURSDAY in August next, mv26.,as
rsA, We are authorized TO announce r 7
DUPREE, as q candidate to reuresen, ,bo
Eleventh Congressional District of Tennes,a0
Memphis District, in the next Confedersta
congress. inotSo
DAe We are authorized to announce How
THOMAS MENNEES as a candidate for va
to Congress from the Eighth Congrao'
sional District. ~iee,Sa'e'
90" We are authorized to announce Hon T
D. @ ATKINS as a candidate for re. eIact;Or
to Congress from the Ninth Congressional Dis.
trict. ;aG.S" D'
BGs@ We are authorized to announce Hon
DAVID N. CURRIN as a candidate for Pc
election from the Eleventh Congressional Dis.
je6tde.
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Delegates to the Convention.

The following 10 the lis: Of delegates from
Franklin county:
For the County at large.-A. 8. Colyar.
Dist. No. l.-F. T, Estill, q. A Shook. J,
O. McCutcheon and T.. J.. Jackson.
Dist. No. al. N. Buckley and Geo. Sim
mons.
Dist. No 3--Dr. II. G. W. Grant and G.
W. Bowling.
Dist. No. At. +. Moaley and RObt. Smith.
Dist No. 5.-Joseph l.. Baker and J $.
Counts.
Dist No. G.--J. W Smith and Benz. Frank,
lin.
Dist. No. I'll. Lawson and A. Hancock.
Dist No. 8.--Graves Pennington and j, W.
Corn.
Dist. No. 9~-Dr. Alternately and D. 3 Long.
Dist. No. l0.--J. Z. Hawkins and James
9argant.
Dist, No. n-Capt. JOS, Holder and r. R,
Cowan.
Dist. No. III. F Anderson and J D
Lynch.
Dist. No. l3.-Wm. Sells.
Dist, No, M--Jas. A, SiIvertooth and JAS.
Shastein.
Dist. No. LII. X Cobb and Thos. VIII
liams.
Dist No. III. G. Fitzpatrick.
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Attempt to kill Gen. Forrest,

We learn. that several days since. suppose d
to be on Fsiday last, Lieut., Gould Of Can
Morton's Battery, attacked Gen. Forrest, at
Bethesda Church, between Columbia and
Franklin, swapping a revolver at him the ca
failing to explode. Forrest cloSed upon him
with q knife, cutting him, where, or VIII ether
or not severely, We are not apprised. G ould,
then, fred Ms revolver, shooting Forrest n one
of MS hips, the ball striking the bone. 1t was
afterwards, extracted We understand that
Gen. Forrest wrote to his wife, in the vicinity
Of this city, that he expected to be in his sad
die In 10 da Us which we very much doubt
We are not informed as to the cause Of Gould's
assault Huntsville Confederate.
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TAKEN UP.

81 BENJAMIN WARREN, ~ LIN
coin county, aud confined in Jail in Franklin
county. Tennessee, 3 nero hoy, who says his
namo is ALFRED, and that he belongs to
VIM, Crageler, of Cherokee county, Ala.
SAID boy is black and 6 feet high. There are
also two other boys--one q brother OF tie Above
named-from the same place. The owner is
requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take them out of jail.
jcl4-tf !. ". CUSTER, Sheriff.
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LAND FOR SALE,

/ WISH TO SELL MY LAND. CON-
sisting Of AZ acres, 4 miles north of Winchea-
ter ana ! from Alasonia. 1t is situated in a
good neighborhood, convenient to churches
schools, with good water-both for stock and
family use. There is about 200 acres blazed,
the balance in timber. Tolerablc good build
lngs on the place, and in IL healthy location,
al Of which can be had on reasonable terms.
for furtAer particulars call on the subscriber,
on the premises.
Mayl93w.* JOHN ". MARTIN, JR.
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Gs4- Wccopy the following items from the
Nashville Dispatch of the 18th instant:
Mr. Bryant, an aged resident of Nashville,
died yesterday morning at his residence, in
southern part Of this city.
SUDDEN DEArH.-Mrs. Quinn, an aged Irish
lady, whom everybody respected, died sudden.
Iy yesterday.
Snyder 81 Co. have placed rs under oblira-
tons for late files of Northern S~papors.
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JALLOR'S NOTICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CourIy

-VT~.luV74 UOE7El9
TWO RUNAWAY SLAVES WERE
committed to the jail Of said county, on the
itH day Of May, Of the following description,
to-wlt: One about nineteen and the Other
about twenty years Of age, each about 5 feet &
lnchcs high, of black complexion, both say
their nanaes are JOHN, and report themselves
to beloag, one to Jima2on Dean, OF Rutherford
county, Tenn, tho other to DR.. Edward Dun
nahoo, Of Lebanon, Tenn. The owners are
directed to come forward, prove their property
and pay charges, and take them away, or they
will be dealt with as tho Law directs. This
May G8th, 1868. E. II. CLEMMONS,
Jolu-CoW. Jsilor,
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WHERE'S 70 URHIDES7

WILLIAM s. CRIDDLE SrILL CON
tinues to tan Hides into Sole Leather at rs
cents per pound, and into Upper Leather for
40 cents per pound. Small Calf skins, Sheen,
Dog, and other skins, charged By the size. I
will give Spun Thread, Leather and Money
for Tan-bark within ten miles Of my lanyard,
situated near Bowlius' distille.y, two miles
north OF Salem and ten miles from Winchester.
J~unel0-d2v. " & CPIDDT,E
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n@. A correspondent of the Nash
Vile Union vCuches for the truth cfthe
following ~colloquy between a cornfeld
regro woman and q Yankee officer on
duty near the city. 1t shows the way
the whelps sneak around after evidence
of disloyalty:
Otticer.-Say niger wench
No answer.
Officer. Negro woman!
Contrabanl Sab; wha' You want?
Don't you see Is a working?
Officer WHO lives in that bic house
up thoIe?
CONFERENCE.-The pointa.' Mr..
Pointer is meant.
Oticer.-What kind Of a mar is he?
Contrsband hight smart and clov.
ah mar as evan lived in these diggins.
Officer. is he Union?
Jontraband. Dun know SAB; OATS
you bjsnj5 to dn' out. lie taken the
olt' Iogiauoe. When o man lines 30
cnUch you must b'Iievo he's a Chris
'iAn, dough he may need watchin.'
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A Back.Down.

TIE pro,cribed Northern journals
hare triomPhod over the oppresgor,
lincoln has felt himself compelled to
revoke his decree against the Chicago
Iimos and New York World, and has
instructed his minion, Burn side, 10
4otify thom accordingly, which that
military outla v has done. This, says
the Petersburg (Na.) Express, is the
frat victory which has been won over
'Ae tJgaot by his people since tho war
begun, and it marks an era in tho
history OF his ~porddious and tatrocious
iealings with them. There was no
unmanIy or oowardly appeal to- him
Tx mercy by the Journals in question.
They rotrelt9i not an inch from the
position which they occupied, and from
9iiah they hnr'oi upon him their Dc.
nanc.lt.oD3 OF his m3nstrogs y.Jla
tona o. latin Aud yet he uncondi.
t;onatly withdrew his order for their
suppression, and has left them to their
course There must have been some
powerful consideration that led him
Inns to raise Ills foo, alter 30 insolontly
putting II down on the nccts Of his
intended victims. There was o fear
which tempered his fury and forced
hl0t TO abandon bis proclaimed purpose.
What was that fear and whence did it
arise! The popular commotion which
'T-5 stirred up at Chicago b. the order
;es aappc2saias the Times, ana threat
eroa TO sweep ovcr tho whole State
%: Illinois and tho Other Northwestern
3.Ayea, explains the secret in the case
OF that paper-whiist the etferyescent
a'Aao at the public mind in the city
# New York, rs manifested in Demo.
"ratic and Peace Meetings there, threw
their portentop5 shadows across his
path, and made him quail. The World
'Taa therefore spared after the fat for
lta suppression had gone forth.
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RAGS! RAGS! RAGS.

WE WANT AS MANY RAGS AS WE
can get, and will pay the highest market price
for them. Let every one who reads this send
us what ne or she may have. Unless We can
get rags we can get no paper.
Send to the Bulletin all the cotton rags YOU
can get A liberal bonus will be paid any one
who will take the trouble 10 get US ur n large
lot. Five cents per pound given, if delivered
n Winchester. apr8. If
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ARMY BLANKS

FORMS ON HAND ATTHE BULLETIN
OFFICE, VIZ 4, s, {, J, g., 8, 10, IL, 10, IA,
II, 20, q. %, 23, "a.
Also' Morning Reports for hospitals, Muster
and Fay Rolls. Descriptive Lists, &C.. beauty.
fully Erinted on good pape.. O.he. Blanks
printed 20 order. ahl5
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NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given, for all persons
indebted 10 the estate OF L. II. lkurd, deed,
70 come forward AZ once, and settle their In
oebtednea5, and al persors having aims
against the SAINT must present them by the ln
day Of September, or be forever dabarrcd, as
wish 10 wind up The business Of said estate.
N~ay26-dlm* A. =. DUNCAN.
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4 UGEFUL SHOP,

AT The SHOP # the undersigned, near
Harmony hurch. in the ID piS.gic. d fiaoa-
in county, will be filed promptly all orders
tor wagon or Buggy work, Plough Stocks and
Cabinet work, (such as fine and ordinary COT.
Inns, y ash boards, &c. and indeed any wood
work, Cheap for cash is my motto, Give me
g. call.
my23-lm* j. I. BEAVER
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NhE 9lAltp Bnlletlu.
w i II c h = g +
Wednesday Morning, June 18th.

TsyIrArIog'~-Besia any of the delegates
% the Convention, candidsto3 and other 8tran.
ger5 visiting our town, We would be especially
pleased TO see any members of the press in our
flee. Our sanctom is free, and yacant chs!rs
On hand
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$50 REWARD

FOR MY FILLY, AND $25 FOR THE
rogue that stole her. She is L little down in
her right hip, white name and tail u#ne =
little worn by a yoke. She is aboutI48 hands
high, and claybank color.
JOSHUA GORE.
June7-6t.
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From Virginia..

We have a letter from the lst Tennessee in
Virginia. dated the 9th. 1t Ms kes disclosures
VIC choose not, from stationary motives, TO nut
in print. But we can say that Noon again we
shall have stirring new, from tAke.
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WOOL CARING.

FOX the information os customers the I'm
Gers!gno@ states his prices for cardlng are ai
fellows: For white, 80 cents per pound for
mixed 45 centS, and he warrants it sh4l! be
wei! o Wool must be brought in good
order. W. MTAFT''
Upton Mills, near Winchester.
Nav s c3m,
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OIL PAIHTINGs.-The exhibition of these
paintings continues at the Baptist Church, day
and night. Tickets ST, to he had at the Post
Office and Drug Store. Children and servants
half price.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-17

@S2p We are requested to state that the
Convention viii meet at the Presbyterian
Church. at O'Clock this morning
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HORSE FOR SALE.

A FINE, 5 year Old Bay Horse, in good
order suitable for Caval'y can be.had by ap-
piylng at the Bulletin " Office. a cavalry
saddle will be sold with him if wanted.
May20-dtf.
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NOTICE.

,; A. uANDLY, Winchester, Tenn, and
JAMES J. PRYOR, Atlanta, Ca, are au-
thorlzed TO receive and receipt for all claims
due irby Morgan d Co, Nashville, Tenn.
81! persons indebted to said firm wilt please
cad and settle their Indebtedness.
mar2I-tf IRBY. MORGAN 4 co.
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JUST p%uBLrsHrD.

a NEW EDITION OF Gilham's Manual.
"!th Plates. One large limo volume-c.oth.
Sent by mail, pre- paia. for $40 60.
ADDRESS JAS. MCPHERSON eco.
MayZ5'olm. Booksellers, Atlanta, Ga.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-17

HUNTER DRAFTING CIVIzENs. - General
Hunter has issued an order directing that all
civilians found in his department within
twenty days should be drafted into the mili.
IAry service Of the United States Government,
4at assigned 10 regiments from the States to
@a..a they respectively belonged, or whore
there we're nc such regiments, then TO those
regiments numerically the wyakea,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-17

a sP!anAid article OF
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO,
And other Grtrclos that will be appreciated by
all lovers Of the plain ana ornamental.
ENOtIIS, HUNT & 90.
Jun2lC-tt.
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MUSTER ROLLS,

Beautifully printed and for sale at the Bull
LETlN OFFICE. iunel0
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NEW STORE.

THE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly On
hand many articles nj prime necessity for
Confederate consumers, amongst viii h may
De :ound a very superior article Of
F&io and Java Coffee,
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DESCRIPTIVE LISTS.

Neatly printed and 70, SALE 4: the Bull
AEIIN OFFICE. juhelO
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&B~ The following We take from the Nash,
willie Dispatch Of the 18th, in our possession:

@5" The following We take from the Nash,
Vile Dispatch of the 18th, in our possession:
Troubles in Indiana.
ClECINTAII June ll.--Mr Stevens, Deputy
Provost Marshal, and Mr.. Ciavticld, o dotec-
tive, accompanied by an enrolling officer were
fred upon, near Moreville, Rush county, Ind
yesterday, by some meu in & wheat field
Stevens was instantly killed, and Clay field was
mortally wounded, and died soon afterwards
The enrolling officer was shot twice through
the clothing, but escaped uninjured. Two
companie Of the fist Indiana left ndianapo-
lis Yesterday for the scene Of murder.
a soldier was shot by a deSerter at Shelby.
Vile, Ind, yesterday, while attempting to ar
rest the latter.
rN~pIAHAPoLrs, june l~0.--1homas A Hen
bricks, Judge Perkins, and other leading
Democrats, will issue an address to the mem
beers OF their party tomorrow, advising them
To make no resistance TO tho enforcement Of
the draft, assuring them that it will be fairly
done, and that the number TO be drafted vii!
be light.
The war Democrats have in contemplation
the perfecting Of ar organization in this Stata
\ consultation meeting, composed Of intuen.
tial war Democrats, will be- held here on Fri
day, to take the initiatory steps.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-17
Legislature.
BIvoUAc STAREEs' CAyAI.Ry,

bIVOCAC NTARNEs' CAYALRy,
Nay 1863.
Ed Bu33et!n: Yielding to the persuasions
OF nv friends, ] authorize you to announce
my name as a candidate for q seat in the lower
branch Of the next General Assembly Of the
State Of Tennessee.
my2S-te* JOHN n. DONALDSON.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-17

The friends Of JAS. K SHOOK feel author.
ize0 to announce his name as a candidate to
represent Franklin county in the lower branch
of the next Legislature. mv15,td