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Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-14
Legislature.
BIvoUAC STARE Es' CAVALRY.
MINI 1894

Nay, 1863.
Ed. Bn!!etin: Yielding to the persuasions
Of my friends, ! authorize you to announce
my name rs a candidate for a seat in the lower
branch Of the next General Assembly Of tho
State Of Tennessee.
my23-te* JOHN ". DONALDSON
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-08

CINCINNATI. December There j nothing
later from ROCKVILLE Saermau's forces are
pretty well up by th- time aud Information of
Lonssireet's retreat Is hourly expected
The Commercal'S Chatt-nooga dispatch. dated
the 9th. s,ys:
o. Friday last rebel cavalry force attacked
our forage wagons neir Htu,ou, II miles from
Chattanooga. caofurlng - or Is
Adsices from Kingston Say:
Shermans expedition had longs,reet henmed
in win Door chance OF escape
Boats now run 20 Kingston
Gen. ". ID. Whipple succeeds Major General
Reynolds A. Grants Chief OF Staff
Gen. REYNOLDS takes command n; The troops
at New Orleans
One thousand dollars. contribution TO the
Sanitary Fair, was Tecevei from firm in New
York on SATURDAY.
The last rail Of the Indians polls ami Cincia-
nati complnys inpependent trsek. between Gin
cinnan AID Lawrence6urg was laid on Saturday
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-08

FoRrREss MONROE, December 6-The Ri1h-
mond Enquirer of the 4th has dispatch from
Bragg, dated Dalton, Ga. December ID, 60 Gen
Cooper, saying, The enemy has fallen back
across The Chickamauga. destroying everything
on the route, including the railroad track and
bridges Their loss in their attack on our rear
guard was heavy"
The Enquirer of the 9Th has the following dis
patch from Charleston the 4th:
A slow fire is kept up 20 dav Sumter, and
on SulIiyan's aud James Island
The enemv has not resumed FIRE on the city,
but is mounting more guns in Wagner hearing on
the city, aud has also unmasked new battery
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-08
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-08

NV YoRK. December 7-Mexican news via
Havana 10 the 2lst has been received The
French bad occupied Querico without resistance
Uraco had been appointed. by Juarez, as Com
mander in Chief, vice Commonfort. Who refused
to be controlled by the Juarez government The
French were marching on San Luis Paiosi, where
g final concentration was to take place Accounts
through French sources look like general break
ing up Of the Mexican plans Of resistance
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-08

WASHINGTON. December 6-Culpepper is held
by our csvairy. the enemy's line Of pickeis ex-
tending 20 quite the town. IL has been
certained that the enemy has tworegiments ofiL-
fantry n Frederick ksburg HamptOn's cavalry is
between that point and Orange G. II guarding
the lower fords OF the RapidEn and those of the
Rappahannock
The railroad from Aqua Creek tn Falmouth
is in perfect order with the exception Of the bridge
over Potomac Greek and single rail at Falmouth
Station.
The opposition Democras held an adjourned
meeting this morning but could not agree upon
a caucus FOR nomination Of officers
The Secretary of the Treasury's report will
probably not be ready until "Wednesday.
HousE-Atnoon Etherdge, Clerk. called the
House TO order. he said he would proceed 10
call the roll OF members and OF such only whose
credentials show they were regularly elected in
accordance with the laws of their States and of
the United States
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H ILnSO< n -.
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Change of ;ine. On and after Monday April
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E,,IkSTTRAIN.-5fo Al CINCINNATI ExFREss,
arrives a. Cincinnati 81 i0s0A n. and Lexingto1
Ky, 7.0 r. N and clcse ctions Cincinnati WIS
Little HI nii- Cincinnati, ". Zapesvi- and Msretfs
Railrads. for al points IN southern Ohio.
Second 1raln-lla0 A. M.-Cincinnsu Nail xr>ives a
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The New York herald., 1863-10-12

s2.i5o.ooo Fxoharso was les les aoney Was easy
cali loans \ 7 por co.i
Tho demand TO- cotton on Saturday was modcFate at
very fui Quota,tes. 7he a NJ masGot was oN-kS ard
prices Ioc. zoe PEI boI hgIer Thee extra
ordlnlry activity in wheat and oAis whol DIV l,ced
toraiy, as also a. corn, which uasel ed Pork
lard bnter and cheese In better request aad 10
upward. Whkey VAS IN ,oh nrner. with @r nluiry
laiiow and tub CO. were brisk aud buoyalt IIay was
DO irer. with rtner mo doag HIDES loatteT 0
N good dom dd and aisan ing. Hos Cd &c at
glgenienls wese imited,
The New York herald., 1863-10-12
Battle pieces, Ancient and modern.

We have been much amused at the fuss
made out West over the account Of the battle
Of Chattanooga furnished by the war cor
respondent of the HERALD-especially by the
jabber Of the whiskey-soaked Louisville Journal,
and by the sound and fury Of the contemplate
Cincinnati Commrcid. Making this noise to
hide their own deficiencies -endeavoring TO de-
precate our account OF the battle because they
had none Of their own--these worthless sheets
have gono too far, and have reached that point
where the whole effect Of snch attempts "falls
on the other side" Every mention they make
of the matter calls attention more strongly to
credit and to their disgrace; and In their de-
nunciations Of our account-which IL a denun-
citation Of our success-they utter our praise.
| There were but two correspondents on the
field Of battle at Chattanooga--one the cor
respondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette, and the
other Mr.. Shanks, Of this paper. Accounts
from other newspaper correspondents than
these two gentlemen are not worth the paper
they are written on; but other accounts have
been written in plenty. Petty establishments,
not able to keep correspondents In the field,
hurry away their itemizers to tho rear OF
an army whenever Q battle Il imminent
Sometimes these fellows are great
way In rear OF the army. When there
were active operations on the peninsula
they were at Fortress Monroe. While the Get
tysburg battles were In progress they we're ai
Westminster, anl they stopped u, Louisville,
and cvca Cincinnati. while Rosccrans fought In
Georgia. These fellows bore everybody, aud
cke out some dr,bbles OF description from ths
frsgmentary conversation OF quarermasters
surgeons aud Sanitary Commission men, ~
these come In from the army. Not one OF the
men from whose conversation these accounts
are made ur bas any real knowledge OF Tho
battle hut that is the way tho petty paper
keep themselves alive. Such IL notori oasly th'
history Of the wild rumors that Goat over thC
country after every battle, and which la one
hour announce successes ths, stsrile the coun
try and In another HAT at reverses whose very
mention slckens The national heart Account:
: thus derived are not peculiar to these tunes, q
o.
The New York herald., 1863-10-12
TRIPLE SH E EFT.
New York, Monday, October IL. lse
TO THE PUBLIC.

All advertisements, in order to save time and
secure. proper classification, should be sent to
the Office before nine o'clock in the evening.
The New York herald., 1863-10-12

SrErHEss' JoHS BRowS MrssscS no Ersors.--
II is asserted by the English journals that
Alexander H. Stephens has kone 70 Paris 10 ne
gotiste the recognition Of ',ne rebel States
by France on the promise Of emancipation.
The leaders Of the rebellion may promise
anything TO save their necks but the peo-
pie Of the South cannf & so stutify themselves
az to give up TO Fran .ce just what the radicals
here claim from them. IL France believes this
promise, and f,ets upon It, one party Will be
cheated, and sc do not believe that II will b
tho rebels,
The New York herald., 1863-10-12

TOWERY ThCAr,E EDsrrv.--j ,cx AND THE BnA
xtALK-- I'm a Al -lI.l !NErs HolIoAg
The New York herald., 1863-10-12

THE DnLoYAI CALIroRSA.-The LondoA
Tines states that California wishes TO secede
from the Union and become part Of Mexico
or all The rumon started by the rebels In
Europe this 10 the most absurd California 10
loyal all over, and down 10 the very depths Of
her rich gold mines. She hes sent ipmenss
contributions to our Sanitsv Commission for
the use Of our wounded soldiers She for
warded ct her ewn expense, six Thousand
miles, . regiment Of cavalry 10 serve In our
armies. Such evidences Of disloyalty we never
before witnessed. Indeed, California Il twenty
osrass fine Of pure loyalty.
The New York herald., 1863-10-12
sA4 pndsf General BanIss--Ssssse
Polfticsl CorrsspOadenos,

We have received copy Of pamphlet pri-
vstely printed In the city OF Baltimore, which
contains much, If not all. Of the secret COZ.
respondcnce relative to Maryland while Major
General Banks was In charge Of that department.,
in the fall OF 1861. For this most curious pre-
auction we make,yoo to day In our columns,
and are sure that II will be read, enjoyed and
filed away as one Of the most interesting dOcu-
ments illustrative Of the history Of the day u
embraces letters from spies and informerr.
orders from the State and War Departments,
dispatches from Major General Mcclellan, ~
ports from subordinate military officers, and
messages hints and telegrams- from all sorts of
people
The most important subject to which II has
reference is the breaking up Of the Maryland
Legislature and the seizure and imprisonment of
such of its members as were known or suspect
ed TO be hostile 10 the federal government and
in favor Of passing an ordinance of secession.
The Secretary Of War, Mr.. Simon Cemcroa.
writes under date Of September IL, 1861, that
"the passage OF any oct OF secession by the
Legislature ofMsrylsnd must bs prevented, !" aal
that, 'if necessary, oil or any part OF the meur
bers must be arrested" General Banks wss -
use his own judgment ss TO the time aud man
ner; but hs was enfoined 70 "do the wor9
eaectively.D General Mcclellan writes next
day that, "sfter full consultation with the
President and the seeretsrlss Of State and
War, Il has been decided 10 effect the speratioo
proposed for the l7th." and that be viii have B
governnsst steamer ready TO Garry OF the psis'
oner. He also rsqsiras, under orders, that ~
job shall be well dou~ He says'--"Arress The
whole party, and se sure that nose escape"
He anticipates The most beneficial resulk frou
the operation. and declares thaa III sdccsssfully
carried out IL will 60 far towards breaking the
backbone Of the rebellion" We have had
two years now 10 resolve ths question whether
that job, being effectively done, The bsckbo1p
Of the rebellion was much injured thereby.
| The secessionist Legislators OF Maryland were
duly lodged In Fort EcIIenry; but The rebel
army in the 6eld did not ssem so be much
weakened byit
We suppose that there arc few loyal cisissn,
In Maryland tr elsewhere who will not admit
that the arrest and Imprisonment OF tboss
disloyAl Legislators was q proper and poiiti'
act If they had been allowed 10 meet and pes
thcir soccssion ordiusacs il would, " 8 sertsiI
The New York herald., 1863-10-12

sALLAoK rnsAreE roalea, .Eosrosls
The New York herald., 1863-10-12
AMUsENENTs THIS EyENING.

AoApEMY OF MUSIC. rrv.9s rlaoe. oe.--lrALAs orrnA.--
SRNAsf.
SlBLo's uARpES, r,oaaaas -Ge4orA'oa
The New York herald., 1863-10-12

OLYMPIC TnGATcE, Broadway -BEornEa AND Bis
TrE-N RLttn htvcuiiFs
The New York herald., 1863-10-12

NEW BOWER, TuENGE, Goocry.- Ev,-anosr o
R1slKNALp-- LOVE - Lfstf1
The New York herald., 1863-10-12

wlNTlR oARpEN BfaaaAas-Eur bLAs-raUsrIsa
NtCAcT
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E,,no,.ta,.f to EudiCs!

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~ err vet failed n removing difficulties arr
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mr. IN restoring tho system to perfect heaI'H
abnn suffering from Spinal Affections, fao!nP,
en-. teri, the Whites, CT other eaHhS! % WV
Uterine Organs The pills are pc'iec n"'in
loss on the constitution, and may be taken ~
thc most delicate female without causing az
css-the same time they act like charm ny
siren rthening. invi Grating and restoring INC
svstem to a healthy condition, ana ny bringing
on the monthly period with regularity no mat
tor from what causes the obstruction may af!s''
rhcy should, however NOT be taken during
Tho first three or four months OF pregnancy
thor,h cafe Mt any other tilae, rs miscarriage
would be the result. nee, p.e CT
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nesg, stcrility, Reproduction, and Abuses Of
Nature, and emphatcally the Ladies private
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The pills and book will be sent by mail Wheh
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They puri,y, strengthen and in'lGoraie.
Thrv create II healthy appetite.
They are an antidute to change Of water ana
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They strengthen the system and en'''o"
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Thcy cure Diarrhca, Cholera and Choier"
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Special Notices.
[ooM1uSioATrn'I
Pulmonary Consumption cnFaSls Disease'
CARD.
TO f,ONSUMPTIYES.

Tho undersigned having been restored 10
beaI,b in few weeks, by very simple reme'
dy, after having suffered several ears with, with
severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consump,ion--is anxious to make known 10
his fellow-suffersrs the means OF cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy u
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the directions for preparing ana ualH5 '"e
same which they will find sure e"'' ~. o'
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Parties wishing the prescription will please
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chael, A Michael.
do I01 NJ G Robinett, jas House
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Beall, Joseph Frantz.
do 1903 J Wesley Porter, VIM Porter
Jesse Arnold.
40 lol 4 b McCarty, T W Dawson,
William McKinsey.
4, los p NJ Dayton, Ravens
craft, John McGowan.
\, lac Jesse IIinkle, Edward O'Neal,
Levi Rice. ,,
ia l57 CIV Dclawder, J owan White,
Thomas Grimes.
!, ,os Uonrv Bucy, w II Tomlin-
son, Martin Myers. .,
ao 100 Anon Wilson, Elits Wilson,
David McElish.
4, ITO Oliver Twigg, DaViu hice'
Jcrc johnson.
a. III Sim, Locsdon, join Warner,
David Bowman.
4, 1la II D Black, Henry Schneider,
William knost. ,,.
IA ll3 John Piper, Hanson Willlson,
Thomas McElfsh.
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J Mcllcnry.
i, ll5 John Loulrhan, Geo NJ Bloch
err Jesse koTns.
l., ZIG Louis Smith, Henry korn,
II " B,nchcr
l., III ( Ryland, Dennis O'Nenle,
Thomas &huck.
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Tuxuriant Beauty,

promotcs it, growth, prevents It's fHTIlns OH;
p prnIra,rs dondrulr, and imparts health and
nirnsontness to the head. 1t has stood the
test Of tune being the original II,ir coorinF;
and is constantly increasing in favor. sea
by both gentlemen and ladies. 1t Is sofa by
all respectable dealers, or can be procured oy
them of the commercial agents, ID: ,. Barnes
Co 292, Broadway, New York. Two SIZES on
cents and 81.