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SaIiMs WeiibIfelS.
Der eifri9e Sreeiser Ia6 e8 unr erfanute,
baB ite tetne Nbnun9 BON DEM Sa6perbalte
eebabt bate.
@r fannie ben Ofanen 91ubplpb 8erner
redt mpbl un0 muBtc mas er eetban batte-
wuBte aber aud, mas fold Elm @ei1t 81 mir
feu perifebt an redter Stelle, uno er bei9loB,
elle Mtnen 8egen i'm 3u Iprengen.
@r er5d6lte Der 9ebeuSten alten Dame bic
8pr9dn9e Der 9teDplutipn in 8. unD ftellte
babel 8erner'S 8etbetlteuus tn ea8 9relllte
uno 9ebdilt9fte 2i4t 3ei6nete ibn nit ben
ounfelten 3inten BET 8eriporfenbeit.
Ottr ein pumpfes StSbne1 aus 6rdulein
&Gbler'8 tiefiter 8ruit unterbra9 3upeilen
ben etfri9 Nebenben,
9lS er 9eenbet bate, erhpb 1ie lt6. Sbre
l3h9e moren blet9 tnb i4mer ;erflut, aber
Der Diacpnue Las eine gntI9lp1lenbeit aug
benIelben, tpel4e er nod ntenal8 an Der quit
nutbt9en Dame benlerft Bate.
SD banfe Sbnsn, Serr ,Dtacpnus, iaate
lie feterlt4 ernft. Sie fcmmen beute 5ur
redten Stunbe. Sd peroe mpraen nac5 8.
reiien unb trefe balelbft cine @tunbe Dor Der
E@auun8 ein. @IidliderpeiIe ltegt nod in
metnen Sdnpel1 baS W3ittel mel9es bic
5eiratR m6sia maden iOllte - jest aber
miro iie nt9t su Stdlipe fomnlen. Wteine
Ntdts bari utemal6 einen Demotraten bsi>
ratben.
Der 9err erleu4te sic auf S6rem Bese!
ent9e9net, ber DiacpuuS 1tA erbebenO unb
3o8 etn Su6 aus Der TuIae; bier, lebes
Yrdulein, Fringe t4 Sbnen einise prd9ti9e
geSenben beren 2ecttre Sbrem frpmuen
Ser5en mObltbun piro
9a8 Srdulein bontte rnb fHgte nod 6ins
gu: oos loll meme 2ectiire utterwesS tperz
ben, bic mid ppr BEN Heile3erltreuansen
unb Der SanSeweile be8 8arten8 beipatren
tpirp,
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Sr9autI0s Gl9wahe

irb unDerBlt@ ebet utb bte ppe Rraft neber 9eree-
eQt. DteeS frtbare 2eien webe8 ba8 Qeben elemb ub
bic @be unb @afpmmeni@a unnl68Iib mo@t tRsoft bas
2pe8 Derer, bic ibren 2eioenI9aften nbepane rDtne
use 2ete iino ~ le3t 81 Iusi9wst tn9en genetet neil
Strttturer, Nteberf@lasen i'm arn Stein tnb abere llr
laden entteten ann, 10 1T tie bod ntefentbetlS cine Spls
beS Wsbrau6e8 ber ebelfen Sr8ane. gRer dber pG es
ldSnen ba bic 6ra Der @r3euoune ber Denen perIs
rem mirh bic @ bsmli@en 2afern sr8eten ais pOn Dsas
bic sd peife iinb. 8 al s.sa-.r. .. ..-4
~ Sfftce: go. 5iibsG sGrebertdFr. :,
iteben Ebiiren BON Salttmcrefrs Gltltde Sette,
bic Stufen Gtnauf. a4. a.-
Nan merle lt Gd1ten unb SauSnurtmer, tcnn unpien-
be unb rIserte ytatma6er burtrebene nnb geptenlpe
Auafdlber, S&ubftfer, @ttefelwider Sraeenreiniser
unb lauern, aneesDsen ppn Dr. Spbnpn8 O In Der gdbe
N8 ale Srefe ,ntiien einen 9sf-Stanp enthaltem.
3 Cine 9sttuag in 2 Ga0en su8eliGett.
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DR.. Johnston,

Der Nust8s Mvst, weIder .an3eist.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-23

SIM Sauie De8 profeiIpr Greubarbt
herridte etn reyes Qehen 9lber man fab
mDhl, baBeS cine an9enebme 8etpe9un9 mar,
tDelae lue 10 aufreSte - benn bis gum
OtenltbDten berab maren uur freuDise @e,
I9ter gu entoeden.
Da8 8an6e Sau8 mar feitli4 ansetban,
uHb bic beideibene 8pbnun9 ptelfaG nit
trildem Grin uno 8lumen 9e3tert, tpelde
6riiblin98piifte iiberall perbreiteten.
SIM 2Gebn5inlmer Der 6rau Brofe6oriu
bdrrte Noelbeib bereit6 I'M brGutlihen Sc
wanoe. Sbre WanSen waren Elm wenig b.
Der 9erStbet, alS icnit unt ite preBte 5utpei-
len Die 5arte 5anb auf ben pallenoen 8ulen,
um oer 8etue9un9 Serr 5u peroer1, bic 1ie,
talb AenBltli4teit, balls uabeidreibltde
Wonne, am Spd5eit8mprseu bur9l9auerte
Nbelbeto mar cine fat i9md4ti9e 8lon,
pine, unb menn man lte fln9tiS anIab, se-
mann man pObl ben @inorud, baB lte eiaes
lener unbebeutenOen Welen lei, bic ben
Slit9entaub ibrer Susenofri1dIe auf 8Gllen
unb Ser9nii3un9en perloren baben unb bic
nun ernIattet, pft bplteriT9 bur0 ba8 Oa-
Ietn 1dlstfen, pbne tbm Sreuoe 1b8elptnnen,
obne ein b1bere8 Sntereiie.in in ibm fiuben gu
tSunen.
DDG nur beim erIten Inblife fcnnte man
oa8 bon @belheib 9lauben; i9lug lte bic
Smnlel8augen auf, welde ttefblau unter
lan9en SeioenI@leiern rubten, unb lieBen
Die fetnen 2ippen ld9elno tbre eieene Yur.
purfriide uub bic blenbeuben 8erlenreiben
binter tbneh erfennen, 10 mar IOel6eio sur
5arten, Dnfti9en Grldetnun9 perfldrt. 6eute
bdtte man iie mp9l nit elmer See per9lsiden
fOnnen, beren Oaletn aus 6immel8buft 9eo
pOben TT. l1eber Elm petbe8 Seiben9emanb,
pas fet uno i4Dn Die 5arte @eltalt umI9lDB,
raul 6te in peiten 6alten eir anbere8 BON
ourGlidtiSenl QBeiB bernieber l.ub llm9nb,
ltf nit ben tpst6en Sdleiern. .permGblenb,
welGe aus bem blpnben 6aare bernieberz
malIteu Die 9an5e @eltalt nit einer lidten
Duftpplfe. Jeetn 2tb5ei9eu, fein S9nud
mar btt Der Sptlette permanot wDrben -
unb Der 9plbene 91eif ba8 beilige 8inDes
3eidlen ltebeuper 6er5en, blibte all Der peis
gen 5anb.
Oie Nrpfe6orin, cine fleine, 3ienli9 cprs
pulente Dame, betradtete Die 19Sne Gpater
prufenb na9 alien Seiteu, Bis Te lab, baB
Aae8 gut mar.
Die llbr mar me6r ais 3ebn - unO Gbels
beio bprdte unrubi9 auf ba8 Stolen zines
Da9en8 Dp9 u1uiOnlf, ite Dernabm nod
tmmer ni@t8, unb ibre llnrube Itieg. Nlan
TT ia serube an lOlden Ga9en 10 iebr senei9t
BEL ieoem oft 70 tleinen 3nildenfaGle an eiu
llnSliif gu slauben - uno audi QlbeIReio
fru9 lebt an9ltbetlpmmen ibrc Wutter: ipD
nlSsen fe nur bleiten2 Der 3us nuB ia
lansit aneefpmmen ietn.
Der YrpfeiIor uno O1ubOlpb 8erner ipaS
rem nad benz 8abnbpfe 9efa9ren. INN Die
Gonte ab3ubplen, ipelde, ipie iie 9ei@rteben
bate, UNI 3ebn llbr nit Dem 3u9e stntrehen
WpGte. . Bug mubte nad Aoeloeto'S
01ednuus lanSlt Ou fem; nno ite dn9ltt9te
li4 Dor einem ltSrenben 3wil4entaue am
9p43eitStase. Ste bette it4 10 iebr 9etrent,
ol8 ant Mpr9eu ibr baS ltdte Slau peS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-23

bebefen tas Elm eeiuber Getf rb e 9eiunbr Srrer 6e
nptbwenoi9en @rfprternilIe CUR eted5fn GludeiQtet
no. a rbne tiee ptrb bic 0ee te8 Qebsr5 sur ariBen
@ilsertabrt Die 9u5n teS yebnS Speriintern G ltlb-
lid uno bic eeIe wrO er0ren bon 0erswcilung unb me-
lan6pltdcn 9etrdhtun9en, baB un8 bic 8reutcn pele
Mbbere eenefen Derwetaert Gnb
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0sgbairatGste Osyfousp,

pber Spe, pelGe id u perfeiratben teabT6tt9e uab @
ttsfder S9wde pter cnes anberen @tnbernteS berust
FnS, patet uneers elid 9r So9narn 81 Rabe sietem.
tttung 9stsbarftt Ser SIC pen 3ern nb @dpae, Ser
@f6Spfuns Der ftrefli6iten 9 tperben 6nea turirt
Derjenise meler b BET 8e1anblung unb TirIpree BON
Or. Sphnitpn uttersteb fdn tb ais etnem @6renndne
rtne Srr9t 6 ancertraue nb 5apertli au Ietne 6r3t
Itde G5e1ddlthfett perlden
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8a1ttmore eoas SofpitaL
Cur llateroyafuns Der QaodIdt6sfet etablirt.

Der etn3t8e 0(nb 1T Der 2Iselt, tpC ft4tre,
f6nelle uu6 gsi,nnithe &ures ts
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0eiRt9.

Die f6refbifen rfunseh ke8 2aferS nb iebr su fraa
Ser sSe MSnoeH 81 Gfa @ Ssr
her GeelIaft e3uft rad Gtniumfeie WtBtraneu 0eeen
lid iebf. Bur9ontfet H. +. ~. itnO eini8e Der 4limnen
Gn1nP
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9uuas Q3ute.

bic @ bur be1te Safer se&wdd1 baben bic ite 70 pft
rpn bren 2euten pber in Der Sul Iernen unb ben 6p>
gen e alnatlt piren elbtt TIM St6aie, bur 9plutiC
men, bie wsnn nn9etFeif bic @te unn,bgliG MAIDEN unb
te tbun Spte 9eripnen meu Geppr e cinfetel in tie
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ttrt0ed Der spreIfto

Die btce GduIerte Wel6 trd6renb Der eben eteu,etn
Sabre IN bteier Nnait tatir wu ben NIB bic nae Gid
tiger wanbdrtlien Cperdpnen, plde 9r. Spbnipn aua.
tbre nnb benen biz 3ein9& Rappcrtere np pele oere
Waen ntertdltet rurba. mt cn6I ii 8eSue auf etncn
Gbaraer ais Gbrermdn III 8e3ue duf Gbaraer unb Sc.
wtentaftgett tno 9eitcnben etne tnret4enbe @emdbr
Ietfuns,
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cynnae e9l&uner.

bepnbers pelde BITE Opier ne5 8Fcnen 9aer8 8epprbe
n6 bds Gbrlt 10 Dttle 3auIeSe in Elm u tribes @rab
reBt pelte bur9 itre erba6enen Sdlente nb npfeten
VerdnbeSfrafte init bfn Dpunsr Ser 8erefdmett ben Ses
nat te6et uno Ter 0er teaubernee Zone encft baben
plrhen, nDeen lidb nit pp1em Gertrauen ndber.
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aebeinaem 4ramfaettege

eenddt bertea al8 ia t 3eugunesundbterett, Sdt6fe
1T benz Gfen ltnb ben @e0ern @nt8nbneen Der gtieren
tnb 8laie S9snnergebaE6sn, Sewdde Der 9srpe.t 9a-
9enI6w6e, Neatttefett, Ieberee1fa9enbe 8erfdnbe8~
6pd6e 6ertlpYfet @4adtsrn6ett 3tern @aeen lApdt4e
@8pfntel e6pf9nteri @nsunSun9 la8 Safes, Der gas
Der 2lnge beS aeenS Der Gtnaepette unb aaer jener
lebe bic ppn eewten sstente Gewobnteten Der n8enb
elae ttren Opfern Sefabrler nb ais fer Strcnen @e
fang bs @eabrten bes llsr8 fcrrHbren nnS ocnn nt9t
eitfe 9ebelt perben tire GlduSeuber 9pfun8en nernt
ten, S6p66e Der Gpntttuton Ierpprtrngen bic @be nn.
Sali6 MAIDEN tb sulast ben SSrper nb Stnn erfDren.
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-fSt Q tt|IFF
9r. SpbnAon iii her einSiee reeemabis Bebilbee Ir3t
neler bic 9eung BON eepfen Sr1nt6ten ansei9 Setne
Wttel nnb SebanSuns inO dlen &nberen 8dnaltd unbe
tannt Gr lit beransebtet BON einen 9eben pede8 er tn
beu er6Btsn Srpttdern @urppaS unb ren oteeS 2d
bes subrndte. ndmltd England, Trantrei6 no tn ten
Bpdes BON pbtlabelpbtn H. 10 unb bat cine auS8epebn-
tere 9rartS alS ale anberea Mer3te bet gDslt.
Der, Wefber i6 ber pFeee bes Or. pbnpn anteim 9bt
tann M pertrauen aO eue @bre ais 0tan uub iene Ge-
1Gidttdfeit ais Mrst. ~
N3- Office. SO. g ib ib-SrebertdHraee, Itnter
Sanb ben 8aIttmprefr, neten ber ,@rbeitertape."
5autfrantbetten tperben l2neH 8ebetIt.
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G5 0bt plle antrtiente unS uuteteuenbe Qudddlber,
mel6e i4 ais Nefie auseGeu unb Dr. SbnitpnS Antln-
bi9nnsen ppaen. Sduhftder, Gteielper, 2pmpenpuser
II Y m erbdrmiie uno perdebrlte 9idbmder tpelde tbr
2eben anltat her eben Meni4ait Der Debi8tn eet ne-
brighten Bernie wibeten, if jctt e8elndBg 9ebtIbete
ben M onibrauOen tte eunptstt Nuer wtl9e uuBlaflt-
der gDele 1T tire Sanbe tCen eetnedGBcn irD rttnt-
ten Or. Spbnpn bait be6balb fir notbwenbs, sn err
tpdbnen, defenders fir Spl6e reld nit inm 9ue unbe-
tannt inb eas en Be9anbsunsen Oipptne befdnbe
in ietner Sifce lte9eu. -..H.-
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19

10 Grant vociferates for help. he
calls on Gen. uurlburt, who commands
at Memphis, for $4,000 roinforcoments.
lIurlburt answers he does not know
where they are to come from. Mem,
phis is left almost garriaonlcss, and
CoriutA and West Tennessee are all
but amptieU Of troops o answer the
rliI. This is another proof that the
yankees do NOT possess the great ar.
mics OF which they boast. II shows
too, that however grand and extensive
their preparations, by Sea and Iald,
Tor a great job, they always hnd hem
insufficient, and their calculations BAT.
fed by the courage and activity Of the
ContoJoratcs. when Grant landed on
the Mississippi side Ct The great river,
and when Burnside and Hooker each
crossed the Rappahaunock, they sup.
posed their forces ample t crush their
foes. They were mistaken, and will
be mistaken until they are
forced to give up suhjugation as a
i" hopeless Job"
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19
Europe and Our Struggles.

Tho London Times publishes q let
ter dated Richmond, March 23d, in
which the following paragraphs occur:
I1ero Is a aarioUsqes5 and earnest
aeaa, As we trcnDle upon the brink Of
what promises to be tho bloodiost cam
paisA OF the bIoodlost war OF modern
history, winch is generally noticeable,
and which | have never before obsorv.
ed. Let no one suppose that they be.
token want of confidence. The subiQ,
CATION OF the South was never Il prob.
ability ; it has been manifested by
twenty'threo months Of the bitterest
'Luio to be The widest Of chimeras
Bat 1t IS felt when, in spite Of the
heo4sombo OF dead who have fallen,
there Is Acry for rivers OF fresh bi Cd
-"hoo throughout the length and
breadth OF the land there is scarcely y
house where there is not n dead
when valuable lives which never can
ne replaced have fallen in every hamlet,
city and ot9to-when not only men
H.. Mayor Pelham, but also mature
men, learned and %<tudious, snch ao
Professor Coleman (tho Rev. Arnold,
rs he'was reputed Of this %continont,)
nave yielded their lives ty hundreds -
u rs ieit tnat THIS IS no moment for
thoughtIo5sncss and Icyity. Another
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19
Tor Congr,ess

ORA. w are authorized to annorno, ~
G. SWAN as a candidate for no al "M
Congress from the I'd Congressional n;! st! 70
jell-tde, O~'l'ei.
GeAr The friends Of Col. pETPp r,,r
My feel authorized TO announce his nooN-
q candidate fer Congress in the Third n;. "e Us
as they see his name announced n o.t
papers throughout the District. ieIo.d INV
We are authorized to announce Ho,
P. NICHOLSON a candidate for Gov
from the 9th District of Tennessee. FIas,t;e'S
inst Thursday in August next. mv2Ctaa
gsA, We are authorized to announce 7
pIPRkE, as a candidate to represent -
Eleventh Congressional District OF Tennes..au '
Memphis District in the next Confeders,,
-o"a''ss je2tde
ns3, We arc authorized to announce H..
THOMAS MENNEES as Il candidate f,n ~
]e'cctiol 10 Congress from the Eighth C.rc,o'
''o"ai District jeGtdo.'
Gab" We are authorized to announce p.r :
D. Z ATKINS as a Candidate for re-eIaa;s,
10 Congress nom the Ninth Congressiona ni.
'E'c'' je6tde.
E5B- Wa are authorized to announce uo,.
DAVID NJ, CURRIN as q candidate for ".
election from the Eleventh CongressionuI Die
trict. ie8t6a
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19
A Mothers PRAYER.

Father! in the battle fray,
Shelter his dear heart, / pray
Nerve his young arm With the might
OF justice, lbegty and right
Where the red haii dead!irsI falls,
Where stem duty loudly calls
Where the strife IS fierce and. Wild.
Father, guard, U. guard IL child
Father, II lly woM0us heart
trail and wsah in every part
Wandtrs is1n Thy mercy seat,
After those dear rowing feet.
Let Thy te1lor and plying grace,
Every selfish. thought erase
II this mother low. be wrong,
Pardon, b.esaud make NE strong!
# new soyro wsLould befll,
II nay noble b, should tall.
,t.tUe 1r,Eh. kaai hay blessed,
On he cold t3a end, lis .as;-
Nu,t, with ~. B. luotber-h.irt,
Torn and quiTiing with the smart.
[ yield him, 'noAtd Ih Christening rod.
I" his county and his God.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19
LAND FOB SALE.

WISH TO SELL MY LAND, con.
A5sng at l22 acres, 4 miles north Of Winch2.
ter ana z from AIaso@ia. 1t is situated III 3
5000 nelEhhornQod, convenient to churches
ScAo@'S, with good water-bo,A for stock and
family use, There IS about 200 acres blazed,
the baianco in timber. Tolerablo good build
!4,9s on the place, and in a healthy location,
all OF which can be had on reasonable terms.
/ 'F further par,.cVla, call on the subscriber,
on the premises.
MayI9-9w,' JOHN ". MARTIN, JR.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19
JAILOH NOTICE.
GEOkGIA-Uutt000n C0lniy.

EhUhUIA -KIAIE0001 t0NNIy.
TWO RUNAWAY SLAVES WERE
committed to the def sad county, on the
lta day Of May, Of \ following debcriptbn.
to-wit; One about ineteeu and the ofla,
about twenty wears age, each about 5 fc,t f
inches high, Of ni>H complexion, both ~
their names are JON and report thcmsrl
to belong, one to Jiason Deem. Of Ruther.aa
county, Tenn, tho Her to DR.. Edward DIV,
nahoo, Of LebanonTenn. The owners ae
directed to come foHrd, prove their propert
and pay charges, aAtake them away Qrthg
will be dealt with the law directs Jbt
May 2Sth, 1868. II. CLEuMU%S,
jel0-d3m. JaiIoy
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19
W~HERE'St0UE HIDE39

WILLIAM s. fIODLE STILL CON.
'inces TO fan aidgin.o Hols Leather 81 Is
cents per pound, atinto Upper Lsathe. sor
30 cents per pound Small Calf skins, Sheep,
Dog, ard other skj charged by the size. I
will give Spun rAd, Leather and Money
for Tn bark with Ken miles Of nv LANYARD
situated near Roks' distillerv, two miles
north Of Salem antn miles from Winchester
JunelO d@wt ~ 5. GkiODLE
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19

&:g' The traoas between Forrest and
one Of his Lioutenauts arose from tho
former having accused the latter Of
co%wardice. Forrest believed the young
man, Could, was about to draw his
pistol, and, drawing his own knife,
opened it and stabbed him very sc
ycroIy, when Gould fired and injured
the General in the thigh. After For.
rests wound was dressed, his passion
revived, and he again sought Gould
and shot him. Forests injury ID only
slight, while that of his Lieutenant, it
IS feared, will prove fatal.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19
WOOL CARDING,

fOE The information q: Customers The IN
oaIalGned states his prices for cardlng are Q5
follows; For white, 80 cents per pound for
l1lAed 10 cents, and he warrants i. sh IL. ba
vel done. Wool must be brought III good
+u,i, W. ~. TAFT,
UPTON Hills, near Winchester.
Nay 5-L3n.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19
HORSE TOR SANE.

q FINE, @-yt&r aid Bay Horse, IN GOOD
-;drf suitable 10: Caval y, lsn'bc had by ap-
AZ the Bulletin Office. y cavalry
viii be Sold with him If wanted
N0y20-dt:.
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MUSTFg R0XTs,

Beautifully prin;ataJ Tor sa.u at tho BUI.
LETIN OFFICE. ;runiO
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JUST ~pTJELySEEn.

A NEW EDITION of G.lham's Manual,
Hates. One large LIMO yoIume-c.otL.
sent oy Mail, pre- paid. for SO co..
&G1resS JAS. McPHEE> ON g. CO..
Aay%5 a!s1. Booksellers, AteutA, Gu.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-19

LETIN OFFICE. ;uN.IQ
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NOTICE.

y; 4 HANDLY, Winchester, Tenn, and
lAAES j. PRYOR, Atlanta, Ga, are au.
tE'sized TO receive and receipt for all claims
ale irhy Morgan 4 Co., Nashville, Tenn.
AAll pera'ns indebted to said firm will p!easo
q and settle their indebted ness.
pnar-l'tf IKBY MORGAN & co.
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80 a'ierA, with 1000 men, at,

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.., "@foN audsomelv ropuIeed
.'~ 1if, .,S a loss Of 50, in,
az 2''s@ats. Our loss was
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ARXAESAS N FOR SALE.
'hE Email SECTIONS OF ARKANSAS
LSNDo. within a few hours ride Of Memphis,
ca De bought very low for Confederate Notes
o.toAds. Enquire ut this office. mh8-tf
q EICEIZ'S PAY ACCOUNTS:
= HAND AND FOR SALE AT THE
Oas7 B4N.atin office.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-01-06
NO. XXXII.
FOR THE SPECTATOR


The following is a list of It killed and wound
ed in company L, lWest Augusta Guard) .5th
Reg't Va. Volunteers, since the commencement
of the wal:
Battle of Bainesyille, July I'd, 1861 Wound
ed-Privates John Dcyie; Dav.d w Kennedy;
Corporal Philip W Maphis
BATHS Of Manassas. July zig 1866 .1-Ki,.ed-
Priyates William Z Woodward and Horace
Seey. ~il AgEy
Wounded-Privates Charles Swoope, Patrick
O'Donnel, NJ Mortally; Samuel Yount, Wm " Fret
well, Maurice O'Bijen, Vim p Johnson,' Jacob
Stinebuck, Thomas Scanlin. George A Rhodes
and Corporal James Frazier. oItIE
Battle KeaInstown March 20, 1862 - Wound
ed -Privates Thomas III Bryan, slightly ;aRoet.
Trenary and Corporal James W Bare.
Battle Winchester, May 25, 1s62:-KiEed-
Private Saml Roberts. G AvsE
4 Battle Port Republic, June 8, 186 !. Killed
Corporal John Doom. Wounded-Private Jas.
Bryan.
Battles around Richmond, June p, and Jniy
1st, 1862 wv Wcunded-Captain Thos ] Burke,
severely Lieut. Geo w Swoope, slightly j; Cor
poral John Roller Corporal Sauil III Brs dy, Sc
vereiy; Private Robert Allison, James Camp
bell, Bartholomew Moore, John v Cease, j NJ
Bickle and James Peters Morally.
Second Battle Of Manassas. august z8, 20 and
80, 1S62:-Priyate Shaply n Bagby, severely
InoEaS II bryan, george Loahr, berry IL 1sItey,
john Doyle, George 7 SchefeF, Walter Ties
fer. Charles Cooper, A J Deakins, James II
Doom, Maurice O'Brien, Robert Trenary, Jas
w Reynolds, Joseph G Bsmes, Serg' mt GeosE NJ
Endfee- Lieut. !. Bledsoe, knocked down. by
fshed1.l - 'aERGtsl Charles Swooge killed.
BfsGlG STAR gsbusg, SEX =. su-& &ndal
Private Ed + Fisher, severely Killed las
w Reynolds.
Lieut. J ? Blcdsoe and Frank NJ Woo !, acct
dentaly wounded in. camp.
Djed:-Sergt Win am d Funkhouser, May
Is, 1862. Lieut. James ii Frazier, August 25th.
1862. THOS J. BURKE, Capt.
Go l., 5th Regt Va Vol.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
AOTT. AND INST. GENL'S OFFICE, [
RICHMOND, Nov. 27, 1862 !

VI. j
Comnandants of conscripts viii cause the following
order to be published for ct least times in sn-
ficient number OF newspapers 10 each State OF The
Confederacy ensure its reaching every part of the
country.
/. All com mmssoned officers and enlisted men who
are new absent from their commands from any other
cause than actual disability, or duty under orders
from the Secretary War; or from their department
Commanders will return to their commands without
delay.
II Commissioned oficersfailing TO comply with the
provisions of the foregoing paragraph within reas
enable length of time TO exceed twenty days
after the publication of this or3er shall be dropped
from the rolls of the army In disgrace, and their
names will be furnished to the commandaut of con-
scripts for enrolment in the ranks.
III. All enlisted men who shall fail to comply with
the provisions of Paragraph l., of this order, within
reasonable length of time shall be considered as de-
serters and 1eated accordingly their names 10 be
furnished to the cenmandant of conscrpts in their
Stare for publication such other action may be
deemed most efficacous.
~ n order ensure the efficient coSRoration of
all concerned TO carry this order into mmedass af.
feet, Department Commanders directed to require
from the commanding officer of each separate COM
mand in their departments a prompt report OF the
.,ales III commissioned officers and enlisted men
absent IRON Eairc0lIszF4Hds These reports must
state each the cause OF Absence aaa sly ragl
mental, battalion. company commander who shall
necieci to furnish sach report, or who shall know
giy be guilty OF concealin any case 81 unsuthorizec
2s;senee shall on ecAvlctlon tnefeol De summary
dismissed.
y. Jude he prerision Of the 2nd clause of para
graph l. of General Orders, No. 50, commissioned OF
hcaTs amd privaes who incapable OF bearing arms
il consequence of wounds receive ed in battle, but who
are otherwise tit for service, required If not other
wise 4ssig ned report to the nearest commandant
of conscripts in their respective States, who WILL II
tev fitted for such duty, assign them to the col
lection of stragglers and the enforcement OF the pro
visions of this order with full power 10 call upon the
nearest military authority for such assistance may
be necessary thereto.
VI, officers of the Qnartermaster's Department
charged with payment OF troops are hereby directed
not 10 pay any commissioned officer, non-com mission
ed officer or private, who does not furnish satisfac
tory evidence that he is not liable to the penalties de
scribed in the foregoing order Any disbursiDg 9th
Ger who shall make payment in violation of this orde
shall be liable on his bond fer the amount of sucl
payment BY order,
= (Signed, s. COOPER,
Dec 9-8t Adj and Inspector General