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Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-28
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GEN. Bragg and the Tender Pas
sion.

sion.
A correspondent Of the Mobile All
yertiser writing from 3ue.byviIlo gays
An officer in Goa. Bragg's army had
obtained short leave of absence to
permit him to 60 home and attend 10
personal interests demanding his pres
ence, Before his t!IaG Of ab8euct had
expired he requested further leave OF
absence for thirty days, aai promised
to return a better soldier than A2 had
ever been before Ills request was
approved by the various officers IL
command over him, who knew him TO
be tried and faithful man, aud FINALLY
by General Bragg. Before Inc thir.
ty days time granted had expired, lie
again forwarded q Communication de.
string Il still turthc. leave, His officers
were astomshcd At his jmpudenco anu
audacity, and each one in turn, Through
whose hands it parsed, marked II "dis
approved"
Before the communication reached
army headquarters, Genera! Bragg
was the recipient Of q letter from this
officer, who stated that h3 had made
application Tor further leave, and gave
as his reason that while our army wah
further advanced ho had become en-.
gagged to 3 y,uug lady from whom he
had received letter, which he enclos
ed This delicate missiye contained 81
sad and touching farewell to tho
young Officer who had gained her at,
toctlons She explained that since the
enemy had gained her homestead they
had destroyed her property, taken
everything from her, and we'll nigh
made her penniless. When she had
engaged herselrto her love she WAS tho
possossor Of property, and was III dit.
ierent circumstances with th'3 state
of things existing, hard as she felt
would be the trial 10 her, ShO had do
ternined to release the object Of her
affections from M ougag2mtnj made
in her prosperity. This noble lnlssivo
was COACHED il such loving and zen
tie, though prudent and touehiuR IAN.
guage that i might vel hasn drawn
tears from the iron warrior 90 WHOM!
it was presented. Ina officer added
that the m,sfortuAcs OF Djs aiiancod
mad only this mere cuueAgea her -
MIN, ana this Ia0nifuBtatQa Of hUr d;5.
interested love and spirit had orly in.
splred q stronger affection for so noble
woman. He dsB,red stjl iurthor
holiday that he might go to her and
marry her proving that his love was
as pure as her own, and by making her
his wte endow MS properly upon hay
in case he was maGa the victim OF q
bullet, Gen Bragg sent directions to
his bureau officer ~ send him the com
munica.ion soon aa it should agIiTt,
and regardless Of The endorsement OF
"disappgoved" made by officers una.
ware of the circumstancos, he marked
it granted for thirty days" and en-
dorsed upon the letter "The lady is
worthy Of the bet auC br4vest soldier,
and from what I le2rn 7 believe you
are worthy Of the lady. BEAXToS
BRAGG"
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-28
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, J
May l6, 1868. !

! cannot attord the meeting at the
rapitol this evening, but / wish to state
my opinions IN regard to tho arrest Of
Mr. Vglandigham. l. is an act which
has BROUGHT dishooor upon our coun'
Try. Adding upon the evidence Of
detailed intormers. shrinking from the
light Of day in tho darkness of nigNt,
armed men violated the house Of an
American citizen, and ftrtively took
him away to military trial, conducted
without those safeguards known in the
proceedings Of our judicial tribunals,
tirserterol with the freedom OF speech;
III violated cur rights to be secure in
our bones against unreasonable search
81 and seizure ii pronounced sentence
Without trial, save one which was q
uockery, which insulted as we'll as
-qroDgcA. The perpetrators now seek
10 impose punishment, not for an Of.
fence against law, but for the disregard
Of an invalid order, put forth the utter
disregard Of the principles OF civil
liberty.
IF thia proceeding is approved by the
Government and sanctioned by the
people. it is not merely q step towards
rcvoluti-n, it is revolution ; It will not
only lead to military despotsm it o.
Itabi;sher military despotism In this
respect 1t must be accepted, o. in this
rospaot relsntea II it IS zpheid, on:
liberties grs overthgown, tta safety ol
our persons, security Of orr property
will hereafter depend upoa the arbitra'
~g will Of snch military rulers AZ may
be rlaced over US, while our constlta
.iooa! guarantees will De broken down
Tyen now the Governors and courts o!
js0ms Of the great Western States have
,aurk into insiguiac&nce before the des
MOTTO powers claimed and exercised by
1military men who have been sent into
their borders. It is fearful thing te
| increase the danger which now over
hangs us by treating the law the lp
dietary and the State authorities with
contcmpt. Tue people Of this country
now wait with the deepest anxiety the
decisions Of the administration upof
thoso acts Having given It o gonoT
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-28
The Great Union Denomination
in New York.

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port OF All 'mmens" o"m"nSlFa''""
Aonday e'en,n& IN '"''" square,
New YORK. 10 oa~so p"oSF 1" 'ao .;,.,s,, a%'..sa'
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70 NrooeS' "SaIN'' 'l0 'V'V''' - '''' '' }
sots Of tho administrator in tho sup
aression Of free snecch and The press.
7ron the Petersburg Express, which
; c -, N.,- yor X ,,o,,Id NJ
.oF''@ if"'" tN' .l ..n,,.
-'t Ihure04", we OBTAIN ~"' ''.'.,
| ing more extended accounts OF the
lucsting
Tboro vera fo,r stands erected. AT
,,ah In0.9 20 -'r,,'L XII ~ +b,r. y,oa ,nea,ryfr
n.y. N.Y. y, noI.omN ,,T ~, do,,o,7rc5 the arrest
af l"y y-aII,mI;rb%,r ,,',I q" ,rh, Chairman God.
,.,,, r. ''t!.,' c,,{r;o Fsr said Ill the ar.
,.s. 2 of Vailon1;.rI an, " 70 90 unro.
Sn,..4 ~1. ~ ,,j ,t''' ~ +o,,ra,n3 ,rae soeerh
an',,' #os .,d 1''u ,ri,1 10 If nar liberty tire cor
%,S' ",,. a." Wv. "'V'5 IT, ~ ,,,,,,trr va;ce-.
Three cheers tor the oezt Governor o.
Va'o' (hip> Mp ""''""'
The first Of a serias Of resolutions
which was adopted, IS As follows;
-, o;,;va,s =,
Resolved. That %e' ., Sn1 o.s"n'f.e8 g,s'1"f: y
The city OF New York, = oGT% Toa a'5y's@ cransnt
Shonnce ene a'I'7. b;e .r.a; onc
FaIISnd'gnaTt' m" on,, n,n ,t, ;a.,cn az
"ntence oT m'","IJ ro',',"'[ .La hi+b.r+ ,,l, .
starting Outrage g op"m r;onn 'l.S ";,;nansb;n 20
Ncrea r'ghSS o' n A'nSr'o"n 's,.' rror" Fdnonnt
b, among the SPoI>%'S w "''S 5,,n;n% a;n hi.
'arEman, 70, nc S't s ~. ,~',,'T ,,ro.or, ~,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-28

The Cincinnati Enquirer says thai
the preparations for the attack on
Charleston cost one hundred and fifty
millions The hght lasted but half al
hour, or at the rate Of fvo millions
dollars per minute
According 70 :he statements OF the
Yankee papers, Hooker had six arm.
co-ps engaged in tts l2to 6ght 81.
Charlottesville Tive Of those corps
sustained y loss q more than 5000
each,
From reports that have reached
Richmond, it is believed taat the ane.
ny are Withdrawing their troops fran
North md S3ntn C4rolirA Tor tho puy
pose Of Strengthening thor Eorees in
Northern Virginia
A huge turtle, Weighing 78O pounds,
was caught lately Ia Florida, near the
Salt works on Skipper Croed = was
supposed to be Of tho comb toItois
species.
1t ID said that there are barely $500
troops iu and about New Orleaus.--
The passes on lake Pontchartrain 90
guarded by onlg $50 mea
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Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-28

Gus support in the war, we pause to
see what kind Of government it is for
which we are asked to pour out our
blood and our treasures. Tho action
of the administration will determine
in the minds Of more than one half of
the people OF the loyal States whether
this war is wagcd t. put down rebel.
lion at the South, or destroy free insti,
tutions at tho North. We look for It's
decision with solemn soloitude.
HoRATIo SEYMOUR.
The resolutions adopted by the meet.
ing point to the devotion shown by the
Democrats during two years of civil
war, and a determination TO devote
their energies to the cause Of the
Union: denounce the assumption Of
military power in the arrest of Mr.
Vallandigham; assert the right Of free
discussion. They say that il the eloc
tion of Mr.. Seymour the people con-
demned the system Of arbitrary ar.
rests, and call upon the President to
restore Mr. Tallandighan to liberty
They direct copy OF ,he resolutions
to be sent to the President with the
assurance of the desire Of the meeting
TO support the Government in every
constitutional and lawful measure to
suppress the rebellion.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-28

The United States and Russia. The
particulars of the great alliance pro-
posed to be formed by Russia with the
United States, says the Chronicle and
Sentinel, have leaked out in Federal
dom. According to statements OF the
matter now made, 1t appears that the
Gear of Russia proposed to furnish the
Federal Government men and money
TO crush the rebellion with, provided
she would mortgage all lands north of
the Ohio river to him, assigning Tor
his reason fer not taking the territory
of tho South, that tho Pc pie Of the
South would suffer total annibilation
before they would submit, and there
would be nothing to gain by the con'
quest that tho Federal Governments
would be exhausted, and her binds
would be worth nothing, This pro.
position did not meet With any favor
with old Abe and his advisers; aud NJ,
Clay tor entertaining IL has beNn sent
to a now field to exercise bis great
persuasive powers. A complete his
tory Of the diplomatic sohemcs Of Lin
coins administration would make d
decidedly spicy book. Our Western
scow boatman would appear in g more
ridiculous light than be did when he
rushed through Baltimore with his
Scotch cap and PLAID c!oak.-A0H-
gOa'ay HAL.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-28

Look AT THESE DARKIEs The fol.
lowing intelligence, from an Illinois
paper, will serve to show what kind OF
philanthropy infatuatos free soil or
abolition State, in regard to the darllies
In Mr.. Lincoln's own State the negroes
are found guilty of high mlsdemean
Or for manifesting "an intention to re.
side in the State" -! Such are tho
tender mercies Of negro emancipation,
lists towards the African race ! If the
Yankees we're to free al the negroes
in the land, they would signalze and
celebrate the jubilee BY driving every
darkic out of the country ;
The Whitesidc (llinois) Sentinel
publishes an official notice under date
Of February 9, 1868, signed by G. n
Child, J. P, to the effect that, whereas
certain negroes named were, on the
5th aud 9Th ult., tried, on ~ charge OF
high misdcmeanor, having come into
this State and county, and remaining
therein, for ten days and more, with
the evident intention Of residing in
this State, and were found guilty by 8
jury, and were each severally fined, in
the sum of $780," and whereas the fines
and costs Of suit not having been ruid
the said negroes will besold, at auction
on the 10th of February, 1868, at the
Court House of Carthage, for the pay
ment ofsaid fines and costs.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-28

The Huntsville Advocate learns that
the records of Laurens county, Ala
bama, were destroyed by the Yankees
during their recent raid
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-09

An ELEGANT jos. - Messts. MYERS,
HUNT, & Co., carriage makers, have just
finished, for the Fire Department, hook
and ladder truck, which may be justly
regarded as an elegant piece Of work.
manship. 1t was designed by the hsnd-
some and intelligent head of the firm,
ABRAHAM MYERS, Esq, who was unre-
s'ricted by the parties ordering the work,
In carrying out the design, Mr.. NJ. has
taken occasion to make an exhibition Of
his fealty TO the government under whose
benign auspices be was reared. Con-
spicuously on the front, he has caused TO
be placed the patriotic motto-"The Fed
eraI Union must and shall 30 preserved"
On either side appears the word Union
the symbol OF our national strength.
On the sides Of the drivers box, the
name and number Of the company are
given-"ASDREw JoHNsON, 40 !, HOS
and Ladder Company On the rear Of the
box" Nashville Fire Department. organ
lied July 20, 1860" The paintings deep
red and black, making a striking con-
trast; at proper intervals gold leaf ornA
ments relieve the work. The vehicle is
light and easily handled, and presents
a symmetrical and graceful appearance,
Its strength, however, is as great as ID
necessary. ~
Whilst on our visit 10 the manufactofy
we were glad TO observe that consider.
able number Of hands were employed I
pleasing indication Of prosperity at :
time when almost all branches Of me.
chanical enterprise are at pause A
large amount of finished work is KEEP
constantly on hand, and we are gratifieC
to say that il will compare in ell re-
sPeots favorably with the best ever sect
in Nashville. There is bat little de-
mand for pleasure carriages at present
The work most sought for is Of an alto
gether utilitarian character --expres
wagons, market wagons, aud tho like
Let us hope, nevertheless, that this con
dition of things will soon pass away, an,
Nashville once more be able 10 challeng
competition in the number and excel
lence of the carriages manufactured an,
sold here asshe ever could in the love
illness of her daughters whose eVenin
drives made our suburbs brilliant in day
Of yore. r-~~--- -,
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8g telegraph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
Col. Moore Appointed Provost
Marshal of Louisville. 81
ROseerans' Army to be Paid of:
II Cotton 800 Gold.-47 sac.

LOUISVILLE, April S.-Colonel Moore
Ofthe 25th Michigan is appointed Pro-
vost Marshal of Louisville, vice Lieut.
Colonel Harvey.
1MRjor William Allen is appointed
chief paymaster Of the Army Of the Cum
berland, vice Major Larned.
ROsecrans entire army will be paid to
the first Of March in few days.
CINcINNALG, April 8. - The entire
Union ticket elected by 1920 majority.
The Charleston Mercury says the
Yankees evacuated and burned Jackson
vile, just before General Finnegan got
ready TO attack them.
The ram Switzerland is repaired and
gone up Red River.
The rebels are constructing fleet Of
cotton protected gunboats at Shreveport
An expedition of gunboats went up the
YazOo on the 1st inst.
Twenty-Five hundred bales of good
cotton arrived at Cairo yesterday.
WAsHISGrON, April 8.-Tbe Govern
ment is officially informed that a move
ment against Charleston has been com.
menced.
The town Of Pilatks, Florida has been
taken by negro troops.
ST. LOUIS, April 8.--Filley, radical
candidate for Mayor, is elected by 1900
majority.
New YORK, April 8.--The Post says
General Fosters Brigade with other
Federal troops are virtually surrounded
by the rebels between Tar River and
Little Washington, North Carolina.
Cotton dull at IS. Gold Az.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-09

REoosDER's CouRT.--Recor der SHANE
had another heavy mornings business
yesterday. We give the record
Mrs. Nolsn charged with selling spirit.
uous liquors, In three cases Fined SIS
and costs in each case e
Mr. Kelly, drunkenness, fined SO and
costs Y Dvo --....
d Owen Lyons, disorderly conduct, fined
81 and costs.
Mrs. Cole, using hydraut water with.
out license, paid costs and took out Il.
cense.
Labc Soay, for the same offence, in
Cured like penalty.
Mary, a slave, disorderly conduct, dis
missed at her cost. won (.
Ford & Sehott, merchandising with
out license, paid costa and procured Ii
cense. .a..l. l..L
Mrs. Daily, disorderly conduct, fined
50 and costs.
Alfred, slave, disorderly conduct,
paid costs.
Kate Butcher, disorderly conduct, was
sent to the work house.
Luke Noughton, disorderly conduct
fined So and costs; went 10 the work
house.
Ann Merritt, disorderly conduct, was
sent to the work house. ...at'..
Sarah j. Emery, drunk; was sent to
the work house. .I .teh.u .a
Ann Cunningham, disorderly conduct,
was Slso sent to the work house,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-09
Inducement to Suffers.


We beg leave to call the attention of
Suffers and Dealers generally, to the
fresh supplies we are receiving daily,
consisting of all brands of chewing and
smoking tobacco, a large assortment of
pipes, canned fruits, sardines, oysters,
dates, figs, nuts raisins, pickles, sausage,
candies, etc. Also, a large variety Of
commercial, note, and letter paper, en-
velOpes, pencils, gold and steel pens, port
folios, pocket account books, ink, black
ing, etc. Silk and cotton handkerchiefs,
suspehder-, neck ties, combs, hair, tooth,
and backing brushes, pocket books and
wallets, umbrellas, gum overcoats, blank
cts, haversacks, valises, pocket knives,
shirts of all descriptions, hats, shoes,
boots, towelling, domestics, calicoOs,
jeans, kerseys, osnaburgs, and a full
stock of notions Also, groceries aud all
kinds of wines and bitters, which we
offer for sale at the lowest market rates, at
wholesale. A. & NJ. LANpsBERa & Co,
Corner of Market st., and Public Square.
march Sly.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-09
General mitchelI In the saddle.

General mitchSlI In the saddle.
The commander Of this post, who has
been Zoe long time 'cribbsd, cabined,
cofllned and confined" TO the irksome
duties devolved upon him here, on Nom
day last made a dash with three hundred
and City cavalry, into a rebel camp at
Green Hill In Wilson County, where
there was large gathering Of conscripts.
The General, at the head Of his men,
charged them CALAMITY, killing few,
capturing some fifteen, aud dispensing
the remainder He succeeded also in
capturing all their arms, horses and
equipments. This was a brilliant
episode in the daily routine Of his duties,
and will heighten the srdor Of his men,
who wish nothing more earnestly than to
follow him TO the Geld OF active service.
1t is stated that on this occasion his
command made march Of fifty 1--WE
miles in twelve hours.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-09

THE MNsTRELs.-Night after night
do the Minstrells draw large houses,
which the real merits Of their performan-
ces account for. The singing is always
good, comprising the most brilliant gems,
tender, pathetic, stirring and humorous.
II is impossible for an auditor, with a
heart under his ribs, not 70 be moved by
their melodies. And then, there is LA
BELLE LOUISE, aud the "poetry Of mo-
ton" Her performances never weary.
The demand for them increases as we
grow more and more accustomed to her.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-09

JUsr So.-We made a call yesterday
at No. 43 College street. We were not at
all disappointed. We found the stock of
hats kept BY Messrs. GREEN s. GREEN
what they advertise them to be, of the first
quality. This firm has, very deservedly,
done an excellent business since they
opened here. How could it have been
otherwise, when they keep only the best
goods and sell them at reasonable prices ?
Remember the number OF this house,
readers Of the UNION. .F ..s
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-09
SmtIcrn, AtIentioni

We have now in store a large stock of
supplies in your line, TO which We call
your attention. Such as all kinds of no
tions fancy goods; canned fruits; Vir-
ginia, Tennessee, Missouri, and Ken
lucky tobacco; cigars, wines, and liquors.
City dealers will do well 70 look through
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Special attention paid 10 shipping. No
Go Public Square, below City Hotel.
HARNEY, HUGHES & Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-09
No. az PubIio S0unre.

We have in store small lot Of dried
apples and peaches; also, large stock
Of suffers goods and notions fine cut,
rosebud, and unny-side chewing to-
bacco Excelsior, Washington, and mild
Ashland smoking do; Kentucky, Mis-
souri,, and Virginia do, in butts and cad
dies, all Of which we offer at reduced
rates TO suffers and dealers generally.
sl. HARVEY, HUGHEs & Co.
Sd door from N. L. Cor. Pub. Square.
March l9-tf. Dispatch copy.l
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-09

Yesterday We enjoyed the FIRST regu-
'ry coneocted mint julep of the season.
looked a little like "forcing the sea-
lonr" for the mint, though tender and
Fragrant, did not possess the rich aroma
Which month Of warm sunshine will
lmpnrt to IT, But there was nc discount
pn the ice, That was collected as il lay
Ire'hly frozen upon The surface of pail
p pure water. How long before the
Morning Glory" blooms?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-09

BY order Of Gen CARRINoroS nearly
$500 worth Of ine pistols, bowie nives,
aud large lot Of gun caps, shipped from
New York to Alexandria, Indiana, were
seized at the latter place on Saturday
last, to be kept until claims should be
made of property aud proof of authority
to sell. The arms were packed with
bed-cords, shoe brushes and other goods
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-09
31ashriI|e alnion.
10. have several interesting letters
.r unavoidably crowded out this
,,i,, They win appear to- morrow.
nnr-ionInr NotIce.

,,,s mailing, or otherwise, sending
,.oo,c. will oblige US by RENTING
b,.ks." They are recognized as
..ncv. and refused nowhere in the
,,ds states. We receive frequently the
~. n banks which may be solvent
,,b at home, but which we are COM
sL5iosell alta discount, not being able
40 them in our business operations at
VIII our friends please bear this in