davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15
S-T-l86O-X.
Dsakce,s PlastasiOsa Buffers.

They purity. strengthen and invigoHte.
They Greats healthy appetite.
They are An antidote to change of water and diet.
They Overcome elects ofdissipation and late hours
rhsy strengthen the syTsn and enliven the mind.
7hey prevent mia.matic and intermitsent fsvcu-
They purity the breath and acidiiy Of ths stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Cos s,ipasion.
They cure Diarrhsa, Cholera and Cholera Morhus.
They cure Liver Csnp,aint and Nervous Headache
They are the best nitsers 10 the world. They max,
the weak man strong and are exhausted nature.
srsss restorer They are nade Of pure St. Crsix Run
~ celebrated osiisaya BARK roots and herbs and
taken with tho pleasure Of beverage, without regard
70 age Or uae Of Day. Particularly rssommeudsd \
defeats persons requiring Gentlc stimuant Sold b.
all 0rccsrs. Dfsgststs, Hotsls and Saloons.
P II DRAKE CO ,9o9 Broadway, Nsw.York
Sold BY Andrew j. Wtikiuson,
teS7-dAwsm No. ~ Aain.st., Ksekak.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15
Commercial.
CORRECTED sAiLy Br
8. III A M ! l. l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER
100 Corner Fourth and Main Strsets.



DAILY Carr Cir, os,Ion,
avg - -
PRODUCE AND PROvIs1ONs.
vrouR-sun.Ys.e No 81. snr,,. wh.., ,,,.
a. PAN wAeat Exty. a as.
CoRr MkAL-s,, to 4, GO . 100 "A.
BRAN sHoRrs-sos y louAs
SHIP sTuYv-soe.
coRS-,se 10 aoa . hash .==-----
aARLEY-7.e 10 n rs.
wHEAT-Psu socesi 90. spr,ns ssn7se !, In
RYR-ase
oArs-ss.
ERw poTAroksso 70 40. R.,., ~. no, n.,.
nuTr w conmos IN 10 ,ae, Graz. ~ 20 IA, -.
..t ,71,oao.
kGGs- C.
uH1CKEss-sl 90 70 q Is.
aacos-ssoulder. &c, H... IL. s,d.. se.
WHITE REANs-Common TO good 50 70 q rs
rims Nsv sA~sS ~'--No"anA.
nc ~. ". - - 80. W. 'A'1 w -
"sio wa 20 "
GROCERIEs.
suGAR-New ORLEANS fair. ice; prime Ia
sAoiee q; New York, C, llAc; Nev YORK A. Is.c:
prushsd powdered iskto t7c
MoLAssKs--BsisAsr's sugar Honss 1an7Sc; asl
dsnsyrup S1cQ si-very scarce sorsup 4aeSOe.
CoFPER-Ric 9ODasc; lava 20, Laeuyra
RICE-9X0l0c.
SODA 10 &c.
soAP-Psim SIC, Family DC, German Tic.
oANDLRS-s,ari7,os rs; Summer Pressed l2snl%,
TEAs-Younr Hysen 81 Io0sl q; Imperial. ~ q
eel 20; Black, 7sc0oi co.
ToBACCo.-Dark Sweet, CSC to ssc; Medium Brspd
e0c to Use; Gold and Natural Loaf eOs to sc
NAlLs--Best Brands es 50. rates.
GLAss-sxio City o. So rates.
CORpAGg-Isc W loo.
FRUIT-Drted Apple 6t171c per L. Dried Pea ali
q. O, 70 ,o,o R.,.Iu. ss oou ss OF
sALT-Laks % %
PIsh-No. Macksrei. bhis. sl4 50 to el5 60
v 10 20 ~ 70 SIs W.
Noa do do 800
Hifbsk. Ne. White Fish % 50
sUunwses.
,m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15
SURVEYORS OFFICE,

Ksosuk. Iowa, May ~, 1858.
HoTlCR.-To all persons having guns, revolver >
pistols, or munitions OF var Of any Kind for sale are
ordered not 10 seor dispose Of the without Hrss
obtaining permit from the unaenigDed BY order OF
The Special Agent Of The Treasury Department All
persons voiaing this order will liable to have such
Eooas connscste for ths the CIV OF The
Untted Btssss. JOHN hrANNUs
na,9n-df Surveyor and Colloctor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15

pRtLk8-N 70 H,6es
rRiNTs--lak 10 zoe.
DkLAiNs-22 TO 27kc.
GINGHAMS-2i 10 l2c,
CHADWICK = COATS sPooL--ooc.
sKEIN THRRAD-ol 90 to q 10.
FARxkRs b MECH CassIxRKs--Se 70 &c.
skirt BRAID-5Oc to u %.
CORSET JEANS 70 10 &c.
DENlMs-20 70 safe.
TICKlhCs--25 70 go.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15

DAILY GATs Cfrv OVvIcR,
KEoKrx Aug. IL. -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15

isy TELEsRApE.f
New York Market.
New York. Aug. II.
pi"ur-hsrket dull aud heavy, g. lower. Saiss d
- 1884 ss for Extra Stats; ss a6& Ss 60 for l.
h. O.
whe.t-MsrketQ aies, Prime scarce and FIRM. Com.
mon active and i42c lover. saiss .. p<oooI II
for Chicago Spring. ascosi 10 for Mnwsuhss uisb;
u 2DGei Is for Wiser Red,
Corn Dsciining ond large supply. Ealss slkDsss.
Oals-Duli, sS,1s7e.
fora-shads easier. ei3 Is for old mes ols -
oeis s2S for old snd new prime.
$50 hssvy.- sS0str.
Bsef--Quiet.
wnisky--Steady. Csc.
0roceries--Qulct.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15

lsv TElEenAsH.l
stock MaRkss.
Nsw Fora. Ass. u.
Gold closes a 1854.
New York Central s's-i26t.
Eris--IOAt.
kesding--li5l.
Q. s. cs, si Coupons 1854. Registered ioAs
q. IS, ~ coupons, s6h. do s7o, %.
New Treasury 3-l0-Io-.
US. year certfncate, 0ok.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-15

And all othsseiaims asainst the 0ovsrnnsAi upep
the aostfavoTablessrns.
No PEGS charged antil Satisfactory rstssss are n
osved. Ailtnquirtes " naii VII receive prSsp, Il
tGDti0u. WV. B. LOVE. Au'yNtlAv
o,ass Hsxtdsorso Post o0cs zap stairs) Z eoAsl
tAns>-d1y
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-16

81. q. .. GEtst bis!s Is frI5s1 tar est0C0EEA bss
eblit1m ttnst Asse.ner ierer x8enaaSttu
aGs m nnb Sbirurs "a stsr St. siss bet Ocr.sftt y az
atr raS etdtrr srart.lssa nj. tom ergaatn, ksss tt
isst jtboa unu6tsts ee,crSsH ..ss.t.
IN fsss II asSsss 8orm ais arst srd6urs e snsr Bttl
af tr ns sa,e sasrtaatsis ottata Ssanfusttta ;ues
az 8tarsn6ne isn FlaaenS Gls 'taser GEh gsatnNls
kts Mst Hctbutts Rsc sfGeii e0a satn Hsss bssKse'
s:at StI!ssssS a.r tss s r., sra,,.
S.nsn isbo bie ben ait {oISsa Ranetisn teSatttn ts
s Sssr SttmsnSA "a tslea ui atan ali rintn GtiIre
n ai boe 8eiu ~ Gspa.rsas slsa I'm DE &rans
neitta hes Arbes IL sltn aHs tta:n rs s tus onate
Rrantbet III Etisena Tim s;Ep elsf mot N Der gcrane
Icssra bat man itre sl ut srtO8cs tSi e. - Or. s.
5n 70 Der tsi M s f'sgsfS s.ss'tss 9r T;!Ss Hss.
SsSrsa ssns Ie ser0tn MS II sa rasFssGs Is
sSeu aausa NIB .nlnD:r: issS is Sagtn atsei.
M ssae sn BIZ & Gs9s NJ as 81, s. ss sr M ii s5 Ss s
~ srS.sn, sEaai u sta. bag IL ns tsr Siti
. uiastu bers. rilays iRIks pen sta
rfs6tn nuS bsftn Atritsa iea Haa5st;a n. 1870
1@7a v BeaHttt GciAenDe5 SCI 9etttn.
Der InaludIide. eler EsIt 0Ftsen tssIa bstatss mIs
a Snsa az stnen esla1ren:n Srst gesls STr gedn sr
aud Eefabi9t ensn Rranssu sine lsbr bIt9e Rennn8 81
aaGSen pa5renb er IN ben Haatn be @p@ptUme @ nut
m eearifen bat, at ener welt ar6seren @enn9 Hfrede
it, 8srena,geH 6bs -5trl:uress sFSen ua simse neuen
bot Er. 4. Gnb Gn9efnsensn 3eonblnr9srssie tn ne-
ntaen Edaen pbs 9mr;ta D6er sneonpetenScH iGr ben
Vattenten sekett SugIeb satSntu Or. 8. 9. S5mitt,
tab tssne GnbanbSuS -fetsra" ~ ". ss utrcareS"
bstaubslt wsrben TDela s Il &SarLaant ttt tFaHrssn
90lgsn ber5ei ,abrtnn -, ...s-.
spOlsn & bet 3tn nstDt; DSsasa Fs Dflsn enAStr 1nS
nrrSe nntofien eriparef.
Or g. 8. Saiii5 BAT pprd his giidIis Gut pbesr rstt'
betteu 9r5Sere Htrpmthe aIt trseN ttH G6ete! a IA
Nmersta erIanOt CT te bas uebe IL ben t&wegnsn Sat
len bon @rn6 aus unh eb her Genluticn tgre mIpIMg
Ie RraIt mieber, ncem SI rur Antadt ano mloe e ar
menbet. gene abts!u III frt ucn wtnr nno Guen mora
ltiIben Get In ener teauen hten Gds tuoeleteI u.0
ta, l aa- sbe. arlsaEonte OSer oai csr Mse nnOemr
urS chs tDr,,ta In Seid6ea 81 rerurtaen 9eEommen
ueroen Nr rvsnn retse @ntsEnSans sn're'eH w. w're
sins esir,RrSnfumo Der lebensreie nCttnceret9.
Wnd ben sranfbesn beS peibit9en Vs9e@tt 9at DS j.
iatst otUthnlet ab nsriprt allen sttsspesH et bet.
~ ssn.ttbs yrdpentattSs r 8raatn taa man an
obso, NIase erbaIten. Die Nebatn Ia gut hb rrbt In.
rs,SeTh Sabren nyeetSrbeIi SteI berbronMr TreS S.
- SerfCnsn nee BON Baltimore e,tfetn tcotne tCmten
ra osauer NnGabe ber Spmptomt gr g. O. 6mitt tn DOE.
trr.en Nr tculuIrsn lmb 6te NfsAi1n mad reeMh eue
TbsiIe bes Qanbss ett&tdt srbaIRI, N| {l 80 81
Mlt Mnitra9e bIebsn rsng prpaut. a bsr pfiss Rns
g(epdrutt Bimnfr vr GtspoHASn Der Vatttnttn 80
MORtM son rhs McrGsns Sts Q ubr AbenbS.
@R. 3. ID. SAITH
@AA 4psDsriehr. @oitMasA
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-16
OerrenfleiOerloDen,

sBeftsp prdttffrate no. 35S iImb 35SE.
Oteinerr see6rten 5retnben unb benz 9ublitum made
i bieruIit bic Iujese, ba6 m has 9pn felt Sa6ren
bem Flate etablirte @ei9Gt berncnmen babe un6 be=
Gnbis elm rei6balgeS Eager i9Suea iplb searbe-
teten Serrentlebern neueer acpn 81 ben bisen @res
fen operdtbiS Palteu unb aud iCe anf Seenus onfep~
tisen perbe. Stoe fir gGinterrSde nb Spien5ense in
alien Gprten unb gu alien Breilen. Geruer cine 2tuSs
wab oteseni8irme, @tSde &C., iOtpie ale in bees Sad
ciniblagenbe aIrtiteI sI2.at .~& tG4tass-
tSy~ Gle 8eiteGuusen perbeH prompt, billiS unb in
tlirseter Grf augefertigt werbeH. M e.., s..
g -. g. RaiScr.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19
State of Tennessee..--Grundy Co

David S. Long and Thomas s. Pattie. Ad-
illustrators Of James d. Pattie deceased, ~.
William Pattie ct ais.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk
ana Master, from affidavit, that the defendant,
William Pattie, is not o citizen OF the State Of
tennessee. 1t is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Winches-
ter buiIetin, a newspaper published in the
town OF Winchester, Tennessee, commanding
the said defendant to be and appear at the next
June term of our said Court, to be holden ut
the Court House in the town Of Altamont, on
the FIRST Monday in June next. to answer, plead.
or demur to complainAnts' bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed rs to him, and set
for hearing &c pdrte.
aprl9-law-+w. :. i. Upton. Clerk.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19
NOTICE.

ON THE 9Th DAY OF NAY, 1868 !
Cowan, IN franklin county, Tennessee, | will
sell the equity or right Of redemption which
the Sewanee Mining Company has to the i't
nine miles of the Sewanee Mining Company
Rail Road, which extends from near the Tun
mel. IN Franklin county, to the first Coal Bank,
a distance of nine miles.
ms sale is made under q decree Of the Chan.
Gerry Court at Winchester, made at its Febr-
ary term, 1868, in the case of b. r. McGshes
ana John V. Gould against tho Sewanec Nin,
ing Company, Thomas Richardson and John
Cryder. The said nine miles of road having
been heretofore sold BY decree Of said Court IN
favor OF the same parties. The sale will b
made for cash.
II. r. ESTILL,
ap2-td G. and N.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19
ap2-td
NOTICE.

on TIE 9TH OF MAY, 1863, ut the s.
vance Coal Banks, in Marion county, | wiz
sell for cash to the highest bidder, he eqnD.
or right Of redemption of the Sewanee Mining
Company in and to the Coal Banks, Real b
tate and Rail Road, extending from the aI
Goal Banks to the mines, being 3 distance +"
about twelve miles. Said equity Of redemf
ton Is in what is known as the Wooton lana'
heretofore sold in the case of B. F. Mcieass
and John '. Gould vs.. the Sewanee Mining
Company, including the Coal Bank, Oelas
some 800 acres more or less; and also the equiv
OF redemption in the Rail Road aforesaid, SOW
in the same case.
This sale is made under q decree Of m
Chancery Court Of Winchester, at its feDS
airy term, 1863, in the case Of the NsshpHn
and Chattanooga Rail Road Company agsns
the Sewanee Mining Company, Thos. Rlchsu'
son and John Cryder. -,
If this sale does not pay the debt-.se'a u
Slo,0O0--l will, on the next day the ON I
May, at Cowan, in Franklin county, sell a.
the interest which the said Sewanee Mlnin,
Company has in and to three fve-'housaI
acre tracts of land in Franklin county, enHi"
IN the name of N. Porter, T. s. Logan ~,
Wallis Estell, and conveyed TO said oewSp" !.
Mining Company, and which land ns :.
Franklin and. Grundy counties, on top OF o ,oss
berland Mountain, being entries Nos iI w.,
1877 and 2469 in the Off CO of the entry '"'
OF Franklin county,
II. X. ESTILL.,
sp2-td c. and n
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19
NOTICE

on TT ESDAY 18th OF APRIL Inst
ut the residence of Allen Johnston, deceased,
will be offered at public sale for cash, or on a
credit Of twelve months if the purchaser
wishes, Except all sums Of $40 or less which
will be cash all the horses, cattle, hogs, farm.
ing utensils, household and kitchen furniture,
&c, belonging to the estate Of said Allen
Johnston. deceased. Those purchasing on .
credit must give notes with approved security.
F. h. FOREMAN,
AS't for Josephine Johnston, Administrative.
a~prl4 did,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19
NOTICE.

WHEREAS, LETTERS OF ADMINS
tratlon upon the estate Of Allen Johnston,
late of Franklin county, Tennessee, have been
granted to the subscriber, all persons indebted
to the said estate are requested to make immc-
diate payment, and those having claims Or de-.
mands against the same, will make known the
same without delay to
f. T.. FORMAN, Ag't for Josephine
Johnston, ADMINISTRATIVE apr.l4-didx
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19
Notice to Conscripts and Others.
UFFIUE UF UUNNANDANTUE UUNSCKIPTS,
KSoxyrLLE, TENN,, April 9Th, 1853.


Persons addressing communication to this
otlice-or to Department at Richmond, to be
referred 10 this otiice--are requested to give
their post office mark. Many such communi-
cations have been unanswered because of the
writers failure to use this precaution.
Persons who have been enrolled as con-
scripts are not allowed to Join companies with
out first reporting themselves al this office and
being regularly examined and assigned. En-
rolled men who canno be accounted for in
this office are reported as deserters, and will be
treated as such, whenever apprehended.
Substitutes for enrolled Conscripts cannot be
received in regiments or companies without
being first examined by Surgeons expressly
appointed for the purpose, and all enrolling
officers are hereby directed not to regard dis
charges for having furnished substitutes, UNI
less given in accordance with these instructions.
Until the first Of May next. all enrolled
men in Fast Tennessee who will report them
selves at this otfice-and those in Middle Ten
ncsseo who will report themselves at the camp
Of instruction at Fayetteville, will be assigned
to any Of the old regiments they NAV select.
This does not exempt conScripts from liability
10 arrest in those counties already called.
BY order of LIT. Col. L. ID. BLAKE.
CoInmandaut Of Conscrip.s.
]. S. WEBB, Adjt. aprlG-1t.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19
aIEO RE

STOLEN OUT OF MY STABLE, ON
the 18th inst, a dark bay horse, 15t hands
high, twelve years old, black legs, name and tail;
name heavy but rot long, with q few white
hairs in it Tail long and heavy; hip cap
knocked off on the off side, and a small white
spot on the same hip. Has a star on his face.
| will give S75 for the horse, or $3.50 for thief
and horse both.
a. BUTTERW0RTH.
Winchester, April is, 1863. diff
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19
JM Elallg 8nlletiu.
W in h G > t Ell:
Sunday Morning, April 18th.

Esge \ lady in this county sends us a
LOT Of rags and the following kind note
Mr.. SLATER: | send you fifty
pounds of rags, and have made a rag
Tag in which to save more for you.
The Bulletin shall not suspend for
want Of rags if | can help it. [ would
not be without it's visits for a consider
able SUN. Allow me TO congratulate
You upon having the reatest print Of
any journal l have seen.
Passing by the complimentour friend
pays to the neatness Of our print, we
thank her heartily for her efforts to
supply us with the only m0ay that can
secure plenty Of paper. Let all others
follow her example in saving rags.
heretofore many thrown away scraps
and strings which, had they been saved,
would have brought y pretty good sum
IN these times. Let every lady insti-
tuto u rag bag, and see that waste cot
ton, linen, or tabricks into which these
substances enter, are safely stored
away.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19
NEW ARRIVAL.

In the house formerly occupied BY Wa.
Embry Il Co. '"yS
The undersigned have Just opensa -.
hand q fine assortment of Goods. amona aAa y
may be named the following: WIG
Hoes, Stock Locks, Padlocks. Bnc,n W.
Fishing Tackle. % "aIli
GROCERIES.
Coffee, Sugars, Rice, Soda, Bloc,. u
Tobacco, all kinds Of fine Cigars r. ttPpG,
Cakes, &c. |"Ndla
G GOODS,
Dress GooCS. Calicoe3, De Laines IT,.
Goods, Linen Hdkfs., Silk Hdkfs, Rl 'ates s9s
Ties, Half Hose. Hose and Ladies Ga"A. Sa
fine Sewing Thread, Sewing Silks al laa
and eoi0rS; Sewing Twist. Hoop Skirt. n Has
Caps, Shoes. lat
d,
Dye Stufs, EPSON Salts, English B,,ol,.
Confederate do. Mason's do. Shoe R,,'t
Hair Brushes, n fine lot of Combs T aas
Brushes, Toilet Soaps, "a
Powder, Shot, Cans,
Shoe Strings, Spring and Summer Hat,
and a variety OF other articles, all on small
advance for cash, Give us a call. %
apl7 I'm RUSSEY a. RHODES
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19
State of Tennessee, Franklin Co,

Preston Hatchot and Others VS.. W. Ratchet
and others.
In obedience to a decree of the County Court
OF Franklin county, Tennessee, pronounced at
It's April session, 1868, l will sell for cash at
the Court House door, in Winchester, Tonnes
see, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN MAY
NEAT the following Slaves: Lizzie, aged IS
years, and two children, aged s and 8 wears,
and Rachel. aged 10 wears. The biddings to
commence assoc for Lizzie and two children,
$500 for Rachel.
o., JOHN G. ENOCHS,
hP'-'u Clerk,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19
PIONEER PAPER MANU-. Co.
ATHENS, Ga. April 4, 'GS.


BETWEEN HANCOCKS AND TUL.
lahoma, on sunday, April 9Th, 1863, one Gold
Chain, one large and small locket, and Oh,
Gold Cross. The finder will be literally re.
warded By delivering thema at Adam Hancock,
or at Mr.. Winslow's News Depot, Tullahom
apr /.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19
To Soldiers Families in the Con.
federacy.

The subscriber offers 800 ~tferces of fresh beat
en- Rice. by the single %tierce, to the families Of
soldiers in actual service. or those who died in
the military service Of the Confederate States,
ut ten cents per ID.
Applicants, whether by person or letter.
must furnish evidence of theirclaim in writing.
from some person known to or certified By un-
doubted authority,
If money BIO sent by check, the Rice will be
shipped according to Instructions, drayace
alone being added. and the surplus change will
be transmitted in the same manner
G. B. LAMAR, Savannah, Ga.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19
StraNel.

STRAfED FROM THE ST BSCRIBERS
lanyard, on the 18th April, one solid bay mare,
eight years old, with g blcmi,h in one eye,
behind the sight. Any information concern
ing her will be thankfully received, or her
delivery to me Literally rewarded.
aprlS-l~S W. S. CRlDDLE.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19
NOTICE.

y. a. HANDEY, Winchester, Tenn, an
JAMES j. PRYOR, Atlanta, Ga, ara Oh
thorizcd TO receive and receipt for all claim
due lrby Morgan ~ Co, Nashville, Tenn.
All persons indebted to said firm will pleas
call and settle their indebtedness.
mar24-tf IkBY MORGAN a. co.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19
$40 EsEWAIsD.

STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER one
sorrcl horse, about fifteen hands high, heavy
made, five Years old, both fore feet white,
and u blaze in the face. Stolen from the resi-
dence Of G. b. Kitchens, on Elk river, u
miles west OF Winchester, going in the direc-
ton OF SheIbyYj!lr. Was taken on the llth
inst SAML 4. KITCHENS
apr. l4-dlW*r
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19

By" We take pleasure in calling al
tention to the advertisement of Mr..
James Harris. Mr. II has . character
IN our conmunity. as a merchant that
will always make those, who know him,
deal with him.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19

ps- Our hard trembles The blood courses
faster through our veins, and every ssmblancs
OF cowardice is exercised from our breast,
which heaves now with patriotic emotions.
We step to our sanctum window and see what
the matter is. Anon, a soft, lute-like tone,
then, like a thunder-clap, falls the peal of we'll
timed chorus upon our ears. It's the brass
band of tho 10th Alabama Regiment-One of
the best, if not the best in the service playing
in compliment to our citizens.
AprQpOs, we have been informed that the
noble boys of the 18th Tennessee band gave
US n serenade when they wsredown here. The
Bulletin failed to notice it, but lay the blame
TO old Father Morpheus, in whose soft EN-
braces we were too closely held, thus cheating
US, and the Bulletin fraternity generally, of Il
treat as rich in sweet concord Of melifuous
sounds as ever ravashed the ears of fair Terpsi.
chore, or led her in the giddy mazeS Of the
dance. The thanks of Fancy Gate and the
Bulletin office are rendered them.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19
l. S o.,
Powder, shot, Cans.
RAGS! RAGS! RAGS,

WE WANT AS MANY RAGS AS VT
can get, and will pay the highest market D'n
for them. Let every one who reads hi, ,J
us what he or she may have. Unless w.
get rags we can get no paper. Read The a.
lowing letter, which explains itself
PIONEER PAPER MANU-. Co,
ATHENS, Ga. April 4, 'Gs.
". j. SLATER, EsQ:-Dear Sir. yo,, !,
the 18th ult. is at hand, enclosing = Y.
are nearly out Of rags, and | have to deGr,
cash orders. If you can send good cotton rr,
delivered at Athens free of charges, | will o..
change one pound paper for five pounds rn,
Respectfully, ALBION CHASE, All
Send to the Bulletin all the cotton rsrs va
can get. a liberal bonus will be paid any On,
who will tax" the trouble 10 get us up a Iars
lot. Five cents per pound given. if delivered
III 'hcHcs'er' aprStt
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19

Hag- James Bates, Esq, and Col. 4.
Davis, Of Richland, IS. Co. have each
given one hundred bushels of corn to
tho Rev. NJ. Martin, to be distributed
gratis among the poor, especially to
the needy fnnilios Of soldiers.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19

Nl&FIELO HcorT.-GcnersI Scott healthls
SAID 10 be failing him fast. lie is confined to
MS apartments in the Fifth Avenue Hotel. n.
York, almost entirely helpless, and it ~ said
that his mind at length is breaking down under
the weight of wears, ana mental and bodily
troubles.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19
Wanted.
Tobacco store.

NJ. q. OSBORNE has constantly On hand a
extra assortment Of tobacco of different grades
very fine cigars, pipes, Re, to which he in
vites the attention of the public. Store at the
old stand Of Noah Crane, Winchester.
lnar2U-dlm.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19

Florida Planters H'o~ing up their Cot,
'ton.--Tho Gainesville (Fla.) Cotton
States, OF the 18th, says.
We are happy indeed to learn that
hundreds of acres Of cotton in this
State are being plowcd up and planted
in corn. Because there is not an i'm.
mediate demand for corn, and because
some may rot this year. does not mako
it certain that it may not all be needed
next year.
This is what those who have chang.
ed their minds have told US, and this il
the glorious doctrine that will save
our cause. Many, very many, Of our
planters are determined to sustain the
cause if it cost all they possess in the
world, Liberty, glorious liberty, first,
last and forever!
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19
State Of Tennessee, Franklin Co.

John ". and n. K. Martin, Adm'rs, vs.. The
heirs of N. K. Martin, ST., decd.
In obedience to a decree of the County Court
OF rankin county, Tennessee, pronounced at
Its April session, I will offer for sale at the
court House door, in the town of Winchester
oN IL FIRST MONDAY IN MAY, for
cash, the Houses and Lot situated on the west
corner OF the public square, occupied BY Tenn
pleton d Truman, and W. j. Slater and 9th
era' The ~biddings to commence at $500.
JOHN G. ENOCHS,
HP'-u Clerk.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-19
Tanbarls Wuntcd.

SPuNTHREAD, LEATHER OR MON.
ey. given in exchange for tanbark by
aprlS-awd* W. s. CHiDDLE.
Salem, Tenn.