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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-08

Deadly Attack on Yankee GmbOatS.-
The Raleigh North Carolina) Progress
of the 2Sd has the following
Captain J. N. Whitlord's company
pitched into the Yankee gunboats on
their return from Kinston TO Newbern
with telling effect. Expecting tho boats
to return, Capt. Whitford posted his
men Immediately on the river. bank,
n nth side, about twelve miles from
Nowhere, and tho first boat to mako
it's appearance was n common side.
wheel steamboat, while three gunboats
were a short distance in tho "a The
d .whcel boat carried one gun and a
number of officers and men on board.
When sufficiently near; the order was
given to fire, and though two of the
gunboats just rounding a bend in the
river close by opened on Capt. Whit.
ford's small band with grape and can
lister, they continued to fire until tho
first boat had not men enough left to
work the guns on deck, and the killed
and wounded were piled up around the
guns and on the upper deck. AS the
two nearest gunboats came in range
they were opened on by tho company
and q number killed on each. A par
ticipant in the affair is positive that
from so to Is of the Yankees must
have been killed, while not a man was
killed on our side.
Captain Whitford retired, and the
boats, with their dead and wounded,
proceeded on TO Newborn.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-08

pS- Gen. JNo. IL. MORGAN arrived in
town last evening. We will have
in to.morrow's paporsa''correct account
Of tho Generals late raid into Kentucky.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-08

PGRsoNAL.-We were most ~agreeably
surprised yesterday TO meet our. old
friend Capt. sIsaac Newton, of ten
Morgan's command.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-08

KNOCKED INTO PI.--About two col
umns OF local matter was upset in this
office last night as the form of tho pa.
per was being made mp, consequently
oar days editorial was lost.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-08

I.ArE ARRlvALs--Gen. Hardoe, Gen.
Morgan, Rev, DR., Qmntard, Hon An
drew Ewing.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-08

LINcoLN's BLocKADE.-No less than
i've large vessels, with valuable cargoes
much OF them consisting osarmy stores,
have arrived in Confederate ports with
IN the last week.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-08

Lincoln again In DOubt.-A newspa.
por correspondent tolls the following:
Some ono sent.ssPresident Lincoln u
batch Of newspaper criticisms upon
him and bis conduct Of the war, last
week. In speaking about it to u friend,
Mr.. Lincoln said:
Having IN hour to spare, on Sun.
day, | read this batch of editorials
and when | Vas through reading,
asked myself "Abraham Lincoln, are
you II man or a dog?"
The writer does not state what con.
clusion Mr.. Lincoln ARR. ed at, but
leaves us to suppose that he regards it
as an open question.
According to the statement Of Gov.
Buckingham's message TO the Connec.
ticut Legislature, the draft has proved
II great failure in that State-most of
the mon drafted having deserted.
The President, too, is reported as
having lately made the remark that
"tho army is less in numbers to-day,
than when tho last levy vas made for
three hundred thousand men,"
The Chicago Times, Of tho 10th,
contains a lengthy statement made to
that journal by u Mr.. Greene, relative
to certain overtures of peace, which
he says were mado through him by
President Davis to tho Yankee Cabi
net at Washington. The account i,
well written and very circumstantial
and reminds n OF the great "moon
hoax" published many years ago, when
Sir John Herscholl was getting up bis
great telescope. 1t is gotten up, nc
doubt, by tho Northern Democracy, tc
teel the public pulse at the North.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-08

boats, with their dead and wounded,
proceeded on TO Newborn.
The Currency.-The Richmond Elk.
aminor of the LIST says:
The issue OF the Confederate notes,
fuudable in eight per cent. stock, is now
ut an end, and those already Issued,
though still convertible in eight per
cent. stock, will soon cease to DO so
through the action Of financial law
passed by the late Congress. Under
it's pressure an enormous Investment
in Confederate bonds is ROW in process,
and there is no doubt that the currcn-
cy is about to be relieved Of that re
~dundancy which has nearly broken it
down. The vast issue of the ContUlcr-
alto money 0 in circulation will be
absorbed in tho bond; the currency
will commence atresh: and the notes
hereafter issued by tho Government
will for a long time be even insufficient
for the demand Of trade. The depro-
citation of Confederate notes han 81
ready ceased, and We will soon wjtnc-s
u prodigious riso in their value, ana
consequent fall in the price of all real
personal property. This result will BIZ
hailed with satisfaction by the county,
but will cause torriblo loss to those
who have boarded goods purchased al
present prices in expectation of u still
luther rise, and will infict deep NOR
tifcation on others who, when posses
sed Of Confederate notes, have wildly
fastened to invest Thorn in town lot.
and houses, from the fear that hes
notes would soon DO worth nothing
Against this absurd practice we have
persistently advised the public: and
under present circumstances, we are
justified in reitcrating that advice with
moro emphasis than ever.
Mr. auandingham's Peace Resolutions
The Northern politicians and people
cannot or will not open their eyes tc
the great fact that a reconstruction 0,
the Union is impossible. All then
hopes OF peace, and all their peace pro
positions are based on u reconstruction
This singular fallacy or mental delu
sion, ought to be completely removed
by this time. The South, instead O
bcing suLjugated; is every where driv
ing back it's enemies, or maintaining it.
position, and lis prospects of success.
were never brighter since the war be
gan than they arc now. What reason
then, would our people have for going
back INTO the Yankee Union? Whaj
reason can the Yankees have for be
lieving that they could be induced tt
return to that Union? There is NJ
reason for either side. We have de
termined to gain our independence, anc
we can not, with honor or profit tt
ourselves, listen to any proposition
other than a complete and u%ncondition
al acknowledgement OF that indepen
dence.
Its idle, therefore, for Mr.. Vallan
bingham and his conservative cOllcag
ues in tho Yankee Congress, to intro,
duco such propositions as his peace les
olutions, introduced by him in tn,
Yankee House of Representatives OF
Monday last-and it is worse than idl'
to entertain them, or to consume tim,
in their discussion. When the North
crn people really desire to make peace
they must be prepared to make it upol
aur terms, and on no othor.-4ugust'
Constituencies.
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Has- On Wednesday last 5000 bales Of
cotton were burned at Columbus, GA,
tho work Of incendiaries. t
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I..LEADfNG ARTICLES New. Harny.hro; Con.
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siion The American Wax In the British fsIih
nien,; The Polish Insuusction; What We May
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Clearly Undsrstood; Scattering tho DtmecIacy
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| U..WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
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Iv..fKOM WAsHiSGToN: Special Dspstchos to
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V..THIRrY- SEVENTH CONGRESS-TmRp sas-
SION; Proceeding In tho Senate and House Of
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W..THE WAR IN THE SOUTH WEST
vII..FoREIGN GOSSIP
VIII. THE DEPARTMENT OF THE SOUTH
Ix..THE TECHE EXPEDITION: Negrophob.s Tho
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Ia The following described Real win be sold pur.
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Bankers and Dealers
IN Government Securities and Gold
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OFFICE OF THE
" [. >. PRIZE COMMISSIONERS.
NJ. 80 Chauber.-st-
r. H. LUDLOW. Auctioneer
nEREMpTORY SALE nf NAIUARIE NJ

4 PROVED PROPERTY, By order OF ELIAS q. BROWN.
/. a. U-ires nader Judruiert The Supreme C9ut %
FRIDAY February 1903. IL O'clock noon, al the Mers
ca - EscLansr sales room. No ~ Broadway Newborn.
NO - 7h-., with handsome thresstory snd baeiasne
brck Dwcllius .
No 4Hcl Opposite TomT kns aaTkse, with thee'
story ans ATTIC bnck store and Dwelling
No. haiipiice same az No T.
No ~ Snrinr-st With thr.etory and attic brick store
aud Dw- In, ana the righ, aiey from oresn-st
For ras,icu.r-, sppy GAS. Is. HART, fain,hs At
torncv 40. lJ2 Broadway.
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Old and NEW BOOKS bought in any Guan.
" Ny, front single volume to Al entire Library PEI.
residences BY sending their address 10 john PYNE, BOOB
seller No. 400 Nssis9Ts
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SIGNS OF CiIARACTER.-Physiognomy,
~ Effects OF Climae feod and Situation on CnsracieT
oeSOsYJ uIste1 by Engravngs OF different cnaractets
ARE SjURDkRETls ALL BAD l-Account Of uial, con-
vction and execution Of a murderer
oconsency Of Celebrated Authors; Joe Persons Of Bal
imorsi Laushog G-si Adobe Homes; Advertisements ;
CAL JOURNAL. 10 cents D yesr Ask your News.
for it, send to FOWLER s. WELLS, No 800 Broad
wsy, n. \.
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WILL be SOLD by JAMES NJ. MILLER,
w Auctouser. Merchtnt| Exchange, Sacsroom No,
III Brosdway on tt EsDAY Nlrch J. 1853 at u o'c cks
order q Supreme under foreclosure tne yaua
bio IS ory lighstoop HOUSE, brownsoB- basement sra
Thinning. h.s tie i-rn imp .ck walnut .As
pincpsl story, 35h-st, lrt house east Of 2dsv.
portion Of the purchase money Gao remain bond aud
mortgage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27
N INTENSELY INTERESTING BOOK
AMONG THE PINES;
Ok.
DOWN SOUTH IN SECESSION TINE
By Epsrsp kIRKE

One Of the most graphic and ruth-eins volumes which
IA. eve, been written Of the South aud Southern Society