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Proceedings Of Che Circuit Court for Har
-on1'sni- !of ford Comfy ihe. atT III.
d9uds 8dl hsa9s,--+-d I'll ~ ~ aag
" IA, April TERN, ott h,,,, -,
,rAPRIL TERN,

iThe. Circuit Court for Hartford county
adjourned on Monday last, after . session
Of six days. The following cases,iwere dis
posed iof in addition to those published
l.. ooL .ii di'Wo5 ad3 liads ir.l'#
rs Isaac Griffith and wife VI Lew Cur
tbs and others, Renewed ydI Al Baltimore
county Actioaoton set aside lraH will Of
William Curtis. edNesdict for defendants.
Scott and Gittings eforp defshdants, Boar
man aud GsasoaI fors plaintiffs.
State vs.. Vic Glasgow. Indictment,
selling Liquor ID quantities less than a
pint. stet, Mlaynadisf 1, ~ State, Bate.
man for defence, III. aau ,..,.sss ,,i,.1
State VS.. Edward Prigg. Indictmsnt,
assault. Not guilty Maynadier for STATE,
Bateman for defence. +gs7
State vs., William Wilson's Indict-
ment, assault and resisting an officer
Not guilty. Maynadier for State, Bate.
man IfE fl aefsnncasS.ta9 qgpfdFiri q ~
gbstats Esb Daniel Smith pi psgfo. i. Irpdiot-
edafoG ssealingehiokens oGplty.oi May
nader for State, FarndndiA for defence. j
ssas ys, J6sgpt Pstryman, negro 'In:
dptsd ptssipg dp0Ft !ill beef & Gull 54'l
~. Maynadier for sSiais, sBateman fog
site vi qraSHas tHaylia,, Indicted
for stealing 1 horse iP1eaas guilty. app l
sentenced to Penitentiary foris3 ysars.--
/, Maynadier for State; Isl iArahhr for de.
fance .liyeb oai o. I'd oi ON blcs VI Z !.
State vs.. amanda ssefa pjab., iHasgrssg n
dicted for assault and battery. Not gull
y.s0MayppdisEa fsEu STATE, iBateRans and
SsltArdhsrsfss defsdcesYsggq 4gii
4icefss ttrir1o1rr.s - 7fu ssilles,s q
san6 CORA aeetesr eApd. Crystals sagt
fond 1an JpaaH asstcrmE sbqfs thus ths
soul finds Gods Aost fprepiops, gifts ! ir
the rugged path Of sorrow.
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Putting the War Down by Proclama;
1 finn .

n ~ = g.
The, NY. Herald, abiding to the Proc
lamationi to put down the war njninety
days, and tothe Emancipation Proclama-
ton, which has fallen even before the ex-
piration Of ninety days, believes that one
more proclamation will do the business, if
the Abolitiopists can only get the Presi.
ncnt, 10 isStefft @s4@@ 7a as.
Let splendid proclamation be publish
ed, freeing all the beautiful women Of, the
South from the thraldom of their rebel
husbands Let these women be divorced,
and set upon their legs, like their strong
minded sisters down East. This will set
tie JEFF, Davis & Co. The Southern wo-
men now give the rebels much more aid,
comfort, and support, thansthe slaves ever
did. They furnish lint, bandages, and az
tendance at the hospitals; shirts, trows-
ers, socks, and mittens for the army !; and
little rebel babies, yho,will fill up the rebel
ranks, ii the.wa lasts long enough
Now, if the slaves of the rebels should be
freed, why NOT free the wives Of rebels n
Divorce the Southern women, and rebel
lion can easily be but. down.
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Nearly new, and other usual and convent
ent buildings for:larming purposes. There
is fine Young ~. va @"' 90 - -.a'
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To Correspondents.

IAlpcommahcation for publication must be accoui'
oapicd with the real name Of The author or no atten
ton win he paid to them. The real nance OF the authoi
will not be published unless desired, but we cannoi
consea to insert communications unless we know the
writer - "'5 '''SA
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and it cannot be doubted that, had the
Hungarian rebellion succeeded or continu-
ed six months longer, the Poles in Galicia
and the Duchy would have risen, and
maintained their independence. It was
for this reason, and not to assist Austria,
that the Emperor Nicholas MARCHED one
HUNDRED and fifty Thousand Russians into
Hungary; the. subduing of the Magyars
sealed the fate Of the Polesauod III slpe Il,
The Poles have nogiagain risen without
any political conjunction favoring the en-
|terpFise, simply, as theirileaders express it,
Hbecapse tits impossible for them to live
under foreign Government Z and Russia
is9again taxedto the utmost other capacity
tofput downsthe insurrpotion3i But isais
mot only ihgtbe field that tho Emperor All
1exaRderi III bas to meet his rebeilians sub
jects alhe has I'D tcopfDont them III every
Lofty sowpespa village sih, which there arc
LINEN and women TO express an opinion {;
their cause is pleaded in every tongue,
and,jn every newspaper throughout the
civilized world. And finally, the cause
|iof Poland has obtaihsd d hearing at the
seats of powell EIance, 81 England and
Austria are demonstrating; and Russia is
I|calllesdi upon 70 answer before thstarsepa-
llgpss n1fI Il IEuFopean apyereSgns. WI /. u "
/ Weare willing to believe that the Empe-
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da&alSince the civil war began, aud af-
ticuIarlyl since the Confederates began TO
dsvslope 4 bassia force, great number
of American vessels have either been sold
to British,6wnsrs or have taken English
register. Il IA return, recently laid before
the Imperial Parliament shows tbepro-
gress Of this change. I1 1860, II, 7l6
tons Of American built ships took English
registers Id 1861 SO, 757 tons; il 1852,
58,163; and to The, 9th March, 1868 RAJ sas-
745 tons. - Montreal Commercial Aelocr.
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. M A z & IL D.

ION Thursday, the 7th inst, by the Rev. VIII
liam Colbprn, DANIEL L. BAILY to Miss MA
RY E. SCARBoR0, both of Hartford County. 81
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-09
For. Congress-.

nA, The friends Of Col. PETER TIP.
NEY feel authorized 10 announce his name Nc
8 candidate for Congress in the Third District
AS they see his name announced in other
papers throughout the District. ielU-dte
We are authorized to announce Hon. A q
r. NICHOLSON y candidate for Coppre,,
from the 9th District of Tennessee. ElpS,io,
first Thursday in August next. myo6.tes
eeA. We are authorized to announce +,
DUPREE, as a candidate to represent ths
Eleventh Congressional District of Tennestee
Memphis District, in the next Confederate
Congress. ie9t5e
g1. We are authorized to announce Hon
THOMAS MENNEES as q candidate for "a
election to Congress from the Eighth Conrres-
s'oh"l district jeGtde.
Gas" We are authorized to announce Hon I
d. Z. ATKINS as o candidate for re-electior
to Congress from h eNinth Congressional Dis.
trict. ieftd"
eES" We are authorized to announce Hon
DAVID NJ. CURRIN rs II candidate for rn.
election from the Eleventh Congressional Dis
trict. ie6tda
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-09
JAILOR'S NOTICE.
CAattooga Couatv.

GEORGIA-M attooga County.
TWO RUNAWAY SLAVES WE'RE
committed to the Jail of said county, on the
Attn day of May, Of the following description,
to-wit: One about nineteen and the other
about twenty years of age, each about 5 feet 6
inches high, Of black complexion, both say
their names are JOHN, and report themselves
to belong, one to Jimason Dean, of Rutherford
county, Tenn, the other to DIR. 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 the law directs. This
May 18th, 1863. +. IL. CLEMMONS,
jelO-d3m. Tailor.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-09
STOLEN,

FROM THE RACK, BACK OF THE
Bulletin Office, on the 9th instant, q dark bay
HORSE, about Is hands high, b or 4 years
old, with his right hip knocked down u little.
Has some saddle marks on his back. Had on
n citizens saddle. I will give $25 for the de-
livery of the horse to me, near the Hurricane
Springs, in this county, or to w. J. Slater,
Winchester. ANY information that will lead
TO his recovery literally paid for.
jell-dlw* II. w. FARISS.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-09
5000 DOLLARS REWARD.

RAMA WAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
two Negro boys, named TOM and JOHN, or
WING John is IS years old, 8 feet s inches
high. dark, but not black, complexion. and
weighs about $50 pounds. He has n wife ut
Esquire James Green's old place.
Tom is about 80 years old, S feet 10 inches
high, black complexion, and weighs about 10
pounds. He has y wife at the place Of Joseph
Barker, Esq.
The above reward will be paid for the de-
livery of both slaves to me, at Winchester, or
half that sum for either.
May3l-d2w* HEZEKIAH FAIRS.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-09

PERSONAL Gen. Washington Barrow is
stopping awhile in our town. He is psomi-
nently spoken of in connection with the Gov.
ernorship.
Col. J. Shelby Williams, was with us yea
terday, but has returned to his command.
Capt. Mari is with his many friends here
once more. His wound is fast healing, but he
still has to cling to his crutches.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-09
RAND FOR SALE,

1 WISH TO SELL MY LAND, CON
sisting Of 422 acres, 4 miles north of Winches-
ter and J /! from Alssonia. It is situated in 4
good neighborhood, convenient TO churches
schools, with good water--both for stock and
family use. There is about 200 acres bla2cd,
the balance in timber. Tolcrable good build
ings on the place, and in n healthy location,
all Of which ran be had on reasonable terms.
For further particulars call on the subscriber,
on the premises.
Mayl9-3w.% JOHN W. MARTIN, JR.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-09
WHERE'S YOUR HIDESl

WILLIAM s. CRIDDLE STILL CON
tinues to tan Hides into Sole Leather at 2j
cents per pound, and into Upper Leather for
40 cents per pound. Small Calf skins, Sheep.
Dog, and other skins, charged by the size. !
will give Spun Thread, Leather and Money
for Tan-bark within ten miles Of my lanyard,
situatedpnear Bowlins' distillery, W miles
north Of Salem and ten miles from Winchester.
Junel0-d2w* ". s. CREDIBLE.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-09
A SHOP,

AT THE SHOP If the undersigned, near
Harmony Church, in the I'd District of Frank
lin county, will Re filled promptly oil orders
for Wagon OF Buggy work, Plough Stocks and
Cabinet work, such as fine and ordinary COT
fms, Wash Boards, &c, } and indeed any wood
work. Cheap. foE~cAsh is my motto. Give me
a call.
~my23lm* j. J.. BEAVER
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-09

nA- Five Federal Generals are said
to have bitten the dust and obtained
their Mississippi plantations. One of
them, Burbridge, is the officer who
figured 80 conspicuously in the Deer
Creek expedition in visiting houses and
helping himself to sundry articles of
jewelry, &c.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-09
ESTATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, for all persons
indebted TO the estate OF +. II. lkard, decd,
to come forward at once, and settle their in
debtedness, and all persons having claims
against the same must present them by the LIST
day of September, or be forever debarred, as I
wish to wind up the business of said estate.
May26-dlm* A. B. DUNCAN.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-09
Legislature
BIyoUAC STARNEs' CAVALRY,

. D1FVUAC OIAKNES CAVALRY,
May, 1863.
h@' BnAetin: Yielding to the persuasions
of my friends, ] authorize Won TO announno
IN" name us u candidate for i seat in the Lover
branch of the next General Assembly Of tho
State Of Tennessee.
my23-te* JOHN NJ. DONALDSON.
The friends of JAS. X SHOOK feel author
lied to announce his name as q candidate TO
represent Franklin county in the lower branch
OF the next Legislature. myl5-td
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-09
Administrative Notice.

HAVING been qualified as Administratrix
on the Estate Of Richard T. Sims, deceased, /
request al Por<oi.s having claims against said
estate to present them, and all indebted to come
forward and settle at once, as l nm anxious 10
close it up as soon as possible.
MRS. NJ. G. SIMS,
my8-lm Administrative.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-09
State of Tennessee, Franklin Co.

Mary +. Turner va. Milton II. Turner.
ON motion of complainant. and it appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Clerk and Master,
that the defendant, Milton II Turner, is not a
citizen Of the State Of Tennessee, it is ordered
that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Winchester Bulletin, Il newspaper
published in the town of Winchester, Tennes-
see, commanding the said defendant to be and
appear at the next term Of our Court, to be-
holden al The Court House in the town of Win
chester, on Wednesday after the third Mon
.dayln August next, to answer. plead or demur
to compliments bill or the same will be taken
for confessed as 10 him, and set for hearing er
parte. II. r. ESTILI., y, &M,
Mayl0-5w.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-09
HORSE FOR SALE.

A FINE, 6-year old Bay Horse, in good
order, suitable for Caval ", can be had by ap-
plying at the Bulletin " Office. A cavalry
sadale will be sold with him if wanted.
Mav20-dtf.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-09
$50 REWARD

FOR MY FILLY, AND $50 FOR THE
rogue that stole her, She is n little down in
her right hip, white name and tail-mane u
little worn by a yoke. She is aboutl4} hands
high, and claybank color.
JOSHUA GORE.
June7-Gt.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-09
WHEAT WANTED.

5000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT, FOR
which the highest market price will be paid.
Apply at the Bulletin Office.
June 9-dtf.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-09
Who Wants a Substitute?

A GENTLEMAN who is over fifty years
years old, and served twelve months in Vir.
ginla, as q volunteer, can be gotten MS a subti-
tute. Apply at the Bulletin Office.
Juue2-tt.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-09
Uhe paIlv 8nlIetln,
win G h ester:
Thursday Morning. June uth'
rx,g@ A correspondent Of the N 7.

Pines writing from EicksburE III re.
rlrl IT, the taking Of the city, speaks
g.owinsly Of the swiftnesS with which
Graut moved down the river, tianked
Ind obtained possession of Grand Cult,
and then. before the "rebels' had re,
covered from the bewildering effects Of
the unexpected movement, swept past
.AeuA. and 4 hall hundred miles further
on, IL uoarly the very heart Of the
r.oufederacy, doing irreparab' damage
a.. Jackson lie says the rebels in
Iiykspurg we're apparently dumb
founded at the celebrity and audacity
II their movements. Surprising them
to lie moving past Jackson, he says our
forces moved out from Yicksburg to
attack their rear but were met by the
Yankee advance and defeated and rout.
oI ~ an cstrut unparalleled III the
ni.tory Of the war. He says the reb.
els were commanded by Pemberlon in
person, and fought with reckless bra,
49,. h,;u e.
were expended in the cause of treason,
Georgia would have reason to remem
Der with lasting pride the day upon
nan 0p - lo;,.
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'' ""'' '''''"' u Po"o' "nu i""i''
Ina bright ovatlons Dorm OF fancy
magic brain, made his vile heart iubi
liant eyon to paroxysms Of ioy. The
,,,,, Oman ritv Was comn,c,orv IN
N'''eu' ''@O0' - N''n'i'N .N' ""' III
earthly chance OF ogreSS or lngress.-
No wonder it was given out to Yam
keedom that Vickshurp was taken
d.. ,.o.;, r..,, dem
"y Pvi'p0'
'l'e "r"nV '.o"s'V ho 'o"lu MAKE al
announcement OF that sort, feeling SC
confident thai tomorrow his trained
Ierions bouylut with honn and Anebor
,.G,h fo,i,;,,, uooa, o.m .~.c1
WIN n'''''0"' 'uC'0,'' "o0'u verify
little draft upon tho luture' The NOR
row came, and here we will permit the
intelligent correspondent to sDea, for
h,r,soIf hoor;no n mind .-I,
' 80 wa NV" hO VIII
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-09
JUST PUBLISHED,

ANEW EDITION Of Gilham's Manual,
wl ssn t! bS mail p; s,i large sg;s. l sa1 81, T9I Ga'
Address JAS. MCPHERSON CO.,
May26-dlm. Booksellers, Atlanta, Ga.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-09

MA. We are authorized to announce WIN.
@. SWAN as q candidate for reelection to
Congress from the I'd Congressional District.
jcll-tde. NJ
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-09
DESCRIPTIVE LISTS,

Neatly printed and for sale ut the Bull
LETlN OFFICE. junel0
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MUSTER ROLLS.

Beautifully printed and for sale at the Bull
LETIN OFFICE. junel0
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-16
A FEW.WANTs.

The Houston (Texas) Telegraph en-
umcrates some Of the wants of that city.
Wanted some honest enterprlsing men
who will furnish wood 10 this city at SIS
per cord, half the present prices. There
is plenty of money to be made in the
business. Wood used to be furnished
here at So so per cord. 1t costs no more
to cut it aud haul it now than formerly.
But II miserly devil has got possession of
the woodmen and kicked their consciences
out.
Wanted-some honest tanner, who,
while he makes leather at cost of less
.lan rorGy cents a puund, viii not swvar OIL
the holy cvangclists that he cannot afford
to sell 1t at less than a dollar and half
Wanted--somc honest shoemaker. who,
while the materials for making pair OF
boots cost him less than fifteen dollars. is
not charging forty dollars for he boots,
declaring with. the blonkest affidavit face
that he cannot afford TO do the work for
less.
Wantcd-soveral honest small farmers,
who will sell chickens, eggs, potatoes, ETC.,
at honest prices.
Wanted-houcst turnips, honest greens,
houest vegetables generally that will grow
as cheap as they did before the war;
Wanted-honcst merchants for various
purposes, who will be satisfied with fifty
per cent. profits. In this connection we
wi! offer prize Of thousand dollars for
the production Of any record Of Chris
tian merchant who, on his death bed, ex-
pressed n belief that more than so rer
cent. profit WAS an assurance of Gods fa.-
vor
Wanted-honest house owners who arc
willing to hush up about the cxtor,ion Of
others, while they get four times as much
rent for their property a., We're they ten,
ants, they would deem just and right. 1t
S but right to say that there are more hon
ess house owners about than any other
class. and hence exceptions are all The more
glaripg.
~ snted-houess- men TO pay honest
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-16
YEE. SIT JATIOF,

From North Alaba ga we have letter
from an officer Of rank, stationed at
Huntsville, which throws some light upon
sihe situation in thatqh quarter. We make
a brief extract
:, "There is no sign OF n approach Of The
enemy in this dircctioa from Tuscumbia
or Florence. We have faiIy communication
with Roddy at Tuscul bia, and he reports
all quiet in that directtn. Nothing heard
f'om the enemy in tllj direction Of Pnlas-
Iii, where we have daib trlegraphic com.
munica,ion. Duck ind Elk rivers are
both high, aud the hemy cannot cross
them without difficulty.
The condition Of affrs in Middle Ten
nesee is gradually seting down into their
new status. 1t seem9 to. be quite certain
that Duck river and Pc Normandy Hills
will be made our lnj Of defonce. Never
has an army Of men ,3dured the perils and
performed the duties equirsd Of them with
greater galIantry thai these soldiers, who
are ncw forming TO re- Rt the further advance
of Rgsencranz. Tbcf has been less strag.
gligg 6 and more perift order throughout
| tN retrograde marcb from Murfreesboro
Ielian any one could 'kpect, under all the
j circumstances.
Coy. Harris and hS efficient staff, who
hass won deserved latrels throughout the
late events of ba.tlI and isbor, we're at
Tnllahoma, at last fvices.A CAattdnoogu
Rebek, l1M. sS GA 9:a
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-16
TRE ARTS, sClrsE] AGRICu
Yonr Children that .hex xibSs the the Paiae
d Ssazg RollNA MORNING, JANUARY ls 1868

1 NsHMoxp, JaM kagrrss assem-
i M ~ a6lay. Min ssnas aand Gfty.three
hspssentatives present IT there being
Ve1gabrum in either bfrsFs adjourned
dVsiDto morrow.
Mss dispatch ffomssaWAingbn to the
New York 1Forld says s4t BiAnside has
resigned and that H5pHt hasa abeen ap-
pointe
Thadcns Stevens liz isSssch in the
House Ct Repres entives,a declared that the
states'in rete!iong gwe,sn6t only out of
tie J.uion, but hadCo1ji.u.ional obliga-
|sggias. ||slga. and all the fTelati9d between them
|Ealnd tho Federal ,sseset o. arose solely
||1ht of war mcastaes q fits part, and their
position as belligerents |
The World admits f severe Union de-
feat at Vicksburg, inWIving loss Of five
thousand men and M 'y valuable officers.
Gold was selling oil fhe 9th at 1876.
The Enquirer has tiortherr dates Will,
dispatches from ST., lppis which Indicate
the probable capture r Springfield by the
Confederates with q Fry kTge amorut of
army stores, arms az ammunition.
Rosencranz has is! led All order that all
rebel officers be CO. ined;and sulsist on
rations until JEFF Da IS recent procama-
ton is reroked. Rosncranz's headquarters
are Ten fsles beyond Murlrecsboro.
Gold was ssiihgtn New York on the
9th at ss.asIM sock market was cx-
-1i.4.-,.-7.aeT IA ica brings Liverpool
dates oftbe all y e'1,nspe*s Of the bat.
tie Of PNedsfiSkbuI caused gre, Interest
in Enslan5. Ehs lspresssion in Liverpool
was unhiarsS0rRles hrS les the hopes OF AN carly
lhes ~o'hingni 10 Of Manchester have
""op'eo afo'grat|s satofy address to Lin,
coin on his pbcla ,a,ioh.
English raenr; ACCOUNTS show an in
crease dnr'nNI,e! lear 1: two million -u.rcs
h""dfed anq1ain.y-two thousand pounds
'"e fi"'oS E"ki :hat this shows that cot
to" 'f.no. fng land ii would be better
tka' fiang'5 "a MbuId kecr all the cotton
oRsis.'o onsy de pubHes purse; untii5ssatt7
y saEhss Ss + y Eaaaa ll.an vary one poil.
,I tgAsnUR URat IN. l2.z-G Prior en-
2thtered Dodge's M"an.''u I;;aemen five
Safolk will, two compan,e~. E
cavalry, and routed them inllicting con-
siderable loss. On learning thas $500
Yankees were a: C-r.svill. Prior pushed
across to intercept then, but they fled on
lis arpcoac!. and esca led.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-16

ene o4sltqQe4 4Qi payanfs EHskccialy
mothers, 70 make tteiNEsdal 1AiArs fine
ladies, is itruly ridiculous NJ Aoften
soeve' theipoor child has ocSaaioa |ook
at anythit tg below the parallel of Apri.
zon, and + little relax Of the mpshles pfG,e
neck, it IN hardly ever escape 0a esAe
of her md dmma or her govcrnes., and are DEL p
bidden, with more than common pmgnan,
cy of expression, TO hold up her head por.
laps more than thousand times in dav.
If one Of her shoulders should be thought
to rise but hairs breadth higher than
the other, she is Immediately bound and
braced, twisted and screwed, in q most
unmerciful manner, and tortured almost q
death in .ordefto correct tho supposed
irregularity. And lest thsa asar creatures,
in the natural play ana fresIsise oea her
limbs, should contract any 4ungentssIs
habits, tbe daacing rnasag} must Be
called in at leastsbree times sek 10 pht
every part of,the body into he place
and attitude, and teach Lef stand
Eand walk, according to the exad rules Of
Ills art, which, 10 sbei sure, must infinitely
exceed all ,be simplicity Of untutored ma
Eture. Should tho lsast pin,ple appear on
Eany part Of fahafae r what is still more ls'
] kaIarmia should stth milk maids fnsh of
heal bsgia % itself in: ike color opf
E4thes ssisel ,sall possible means tl,nstI De