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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-03
&eine 3tebung tn Sbio.

Die Dff,isrs, ,pelhe mad Otio ssihidt trurSen.
I'M, bic as5cssnen 9eute in Gmpfana III nstmen, Rne
bsnahrihtist ,roroem ba6 bic 3abl Der psrlanaten
9asfrnten BON Otio 10 serina 1T, taB teine 3isbnns
IN Ohio Rattineen tpir6. @ie fnb sleid,eitta, pom
Gompsrnsur ~infruirt rorcm Msr6es staticngn III
erSfTnm uno man slantt, ea6 bic bon Ohio psrlans'
te 3a6l ie9r ihnel eur& Greiuiuise anfastrah 1T pss'
ben Tam. Die mefliden Staaten ,parten lsstsn
@cmmsr tlos 9sute fir brei Sabre, wabrsno i'm
Often piele @eaimenter auf 8 Monate anssrcrtsn
tpuroen, hsren 3eit jskt atlduft mo bies sisGt Den
ireflihen @taatsn Jest einsn bebeutsnbsn 0crtbsil
iiter ben often. Disie Nahriht riro uniern ecnlerip'
ticnspFihtiaen 2suten isbr piafcmmen fem.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-03
Mir molten nun nod ben @hlu6ias Der Gpiisl

naittteiten:
~W1an erlaute entreeer ben gin,rctnern Der ers
rterten @etiete, fA IN gtaaten au ttlcen, pelhe
fir INNER Die ltriaAs bes 3ulammenfobes NIT
BEN Ser. Staatsn burh bic auslAlie6un8 Der
Selarerei aus o%enfslten, %enifernen, ODER fabre FORT,
bic ercterten Diarifte burm cine militSriiAe &es
aieruna AT teterrlAen, ts zine tinrsidsnbe Gins
gail tcpaler Gin,rctner pcrtanben 1T, I'm, cine res
eputlitanii&e @ssisruna ~ silicon, wsl&e, inesm
Re alien (Neeern) Srsibeit fh ert, nit Dem trabren
@sine Der @onaituticn Der Scr. Staaten itereia'
finnt."
- &ier alto baten mir tas Yrosramm bes A6c'
uno Mattaeber Ser Me1ieruns tes Germ eineoln !!
Das alto 1T bas @afmatl ,poju man bic Berc6nsr
Der MebeGen, Staate1, lcpale nnb ~unlcpale. etnlaoet,
trenn fe bic WaTsn nisctrteaen /! Mir rcqen niAt
tetaupten, ta6 81. Dtitina i'm Namen Der @esiss
runa ipri4t, ,penn ater Die &eaieruna bic repotus
ticmdren 9stren, bic hieier Bsamte often prebiSt,
nt4t tiaist, 70 ssreient sr, unter Burnfos's Orore
go. 3S rer6aftet al tpsrben, benn ct leifet chenbar
Dem Teinoe WoriHub unb 9alfe1 unb iu4t Cen
4ries III perlanaern.
8ann SeF. Dapis etpas pe7tres trani&en. ale
bas 8stanntrerbsn tieiss Briefss nnter Dem fieti<
den 0cltt? ~9ier,~ fam ct AZ ben Beirptnern Der
@ste1len.@ taaten fasen, ,tier tabt itr IS ans Der Sc.
Der sinss boten @eeierunssbeamten @hmar3 auf
@eib. ras eub bsurrts6t. tuenn ttr bic Maftn nies
oeteet; BON BEN 9Iusentlide an ieio itr re&ttofe
8ne4te, cure Naden inter Dem Tu6e bee fcl,en Ct.
cterers, unb cure Staaten nnterrcrFene 9rcpinsen.
@cnt ibr bieiem @aidiale sntaeben, ,potlan, 10 8itt
es MIR eth M9ittet : =. 10 mi6t ttr ben 8annpf NIT
uerbcppelter Mntt fcrtfesen, Sic snttueosr Der leste
SaelSnoer iter bic &tinse seiprunssn III, coer un<
fer gutter Treunb Mapoleon fA mil uns pertuns
ben tat." 60 unasfG6r fSnnte Der @ebe0en'9iup
ling. NIT Wtitins's Brisf in Der 9anb, gum finlis
den Wclte ipretea. s2j
.Dte GrfclSe %unierer MaHen i'm Snoen baten Dem
Uatrlanosfrtunbe 6cfnrms auf bic baloise N9ie.
eerberfteQung Der Union semaht. Scr Brief gB6it.
tns's n,ub Re ater ,uie elm eif8es Shanertab baran
~erinnern. ba6 infer Bolt pcrber nod Elm anberes
&inbernib binrea,nrdumen fat, ebe bieis fhSne 9cfs
nuno tra6r trerten fam. sc mub suerf burh ben
Stimmfafen Die Segicrune aus ben 9ancen Der rad.
unb berrfhfihtieen Tanatifsr t%eireisn. mslhe lisbsr
bas gauge 3ano benz @ereerten Yreis esten, ale boz
bic Union ME fe mar inter Der Contribution ,pie ie
1T, triebsr bersetsut reroen ioq.
Scaenannten x8risasoemctraten cber ecnisrpativen
@eputlifantrn. Die fh e%intilosn, baB fe bic Sahe
Der Union tsfSrosrn unb fir bic 8sbauptuna Der
Contribution unb @eieke rirfen. irsnn fe Die icses
nannte .%llnicn.D arttet~ mterHissn, smpfsblsn mir
ben Brtef @titins's sur icrofdttisen Durhteiuus.
Diefer g8bitins lit Elm 10 grocer @stsu ss3sn bic
@cnfituticn ,rte Sef. Dapis is'tR.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-03

Ser @neritlafatrer 6uantrelt 1T euh
in u~nisrer Geseno niAt gang untseannt. Gr
rotnte friter In MafiIon, Ohio, 100 ct ale Nopp,
fat iunsirte une ale .Starpsr~ teeannt mar. Don
bort 3os CT nod 8anias. NO er elmer Der 1i6rsr Der
GrenBarcl1e ,puroe. Bic gum Musbruh Der @steI.
zion robnte sr baum IN 3amrsnes, poieltf feline Uas
Mile f4 nod tefnhet.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-03

Desnpfratii4e werfausnIanaeu.

0et1Dtrattf6e WerfamtnIurt6e u.
.&,i. bemo(rati1he @tuats Central Gcmite fat Bic
f.A,.rAsr ,oe.rsonrmfuna,n IN, Stoot. orh.ro,,,,t
~ o. csH.:..ss ...4.. hs...s 80. 90 49,.
1ue Soeot SOusue = IUo"sn Ua1e"I Iege"' gap oRie
Derlannmlun9en. AebSriH on9eatt3t treroen:
Nm Greta6, 4. @eptetnter, III Wet Union, NbaftS 90 /:
Epre&er- Natcu SaYler, Scbx MeSweeuey, g. VI. Zee,
Ias, eaaaaa. s: Sept, III piasbereusb. pistlant Gs.:
EpI~s e - GSh. = va : @s s q ~ W. o'"a' y ~ S'a"'
IN gesutaa, Z. gsst., in G5iaieotbe, Mcs g.; @yr,der
II. 9 xburman, I'm. 6. Sind, 3. W. Stambausb,
S.D. gipstman. g: e. eor; m.n...
81 a. ae abnsm 2, - R' gS. Ss%aISa S% g. g. a Sg,a@s.
n. u. outdins, q. a.. Gsr.
I'm g9assee. 9. espt;. IN Mttsns, attsss g.: Sssss@er
~: aearman, =. ". Stameausp, Sarass ". Ner'
"ss am rous S'Suaaa ID. e,st.. IN mar;,Hu, mo,binaton 6 o.:
Gtr,der .. Is. thurman, Sames st. Norris, s. ).
Gib.lmau, s. 90 @tambauet:
am 1rhas, u; eSsst., m Ms SM ~snn. y 2 w., !, Messan as = /;
s Sp ! ., n. a. g,o nIu'mh'' 2'"' " o"u' o""'' w.
III Nrthaa, ls. gsbt., IN Waserfs, pNe g.: Ssreder
gta 6: gusk. ebarlss &dmela, s. @. plants, &sQs u.
pmgfs =. Wreenl.
~ 0r. k:orbses, !, sr aaeseasteenste Neeasr Bon 5a'
st Sn * s, !" : y iS.s.as @ro; wIs1sa a. u gSsnf ap,.s AZ e,,..
In DaYton MoutecnsrY g., Tennnnsrlaa. II. sspt.
FSn& artt age 3aunitsa g., Samaas, ls. eep.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-03
NrGitent Qtucplu

rirb niht tei Der arc6en MaRen>0e riammluna
erfd,etnen, Die ncrssn, am 3. Ssptcmter, in ieiner
9simatbsaabt gprinafsle, Sninpis, ~tattfnoem icG.
Statt ieiner bcben @sssrtuart, bic sr in MnslHt AZ.
feut 1atte, Fat CT sinsn @rief sinaeiantt, Ger, trie Der
9etesrar6 nelbst, xeas 9srs jsoss ratren Union,
Nannes %erfreuen, ben 9uf unb Gtaratter bes Yrdf,
benton p~ineeiren nnb Cen @runetcn fir ben ndhifen
YrdiibentensW abtfampf ataeten miro.~-
60 uerlhert cine Sprine6slor 9crefhe.
Mir 1no iebr selpannt auf tie|en Brief t.s YrS.
fibenten, Der 10 aro6e Dinas psrrihten icG. Grfau,
nen miroe uns i~triasns niats. ais tpenn fh 6srr
2inecln In bisfem 9risfe ron finer fanatiihm Tim.
9etuns loslaSte, Die einsn 70 tSisn ginfuB auf i'm
ansiitt. Menn CT loren @utbihtisen Cen 9auipa6
sdte NIB mieeer 5ur Contribution suridfsbrte, 10
,riroe bies aleroinss bic 9er,en aler m E T n Union
Brembe %srfreuen. alter uni,r Scffnuna aui Serrn
9ineoln 1T leiber lebr f&wah t~eIonoes ieiit is,
men, 2luacntlife, mo- Ct bic gn,ancipaticnss 0rofias
nation erlisb, bic er eini9e Sage rcrtsr fir vetne
Bule 'gesen Den &omstsn" erffart batte. Dir mol,
lens %atlrarten. Ndier fam man niht psrben tpenn's
einmal regret.
1< Btdtter ans M!oro Carolina trinaen Bsria.
te iiber ja6lreihe Trieosnss0 srian,mlunaen. bic In
jensm Staate se9alten muroen. Sic BlGtter unb
bic @ebner iiehen aesen SrT. Dacis Al Teloe uno
erfldren fh Shentlih fir bic &ides6r in bic Union.
Sie @s8en'& erolution IN esn alien Gtaate madt
rai&e GortiAritte une tuirft a0es Dor fia niehsr. 60
faat bic Cincinnati @aiette.
Sebr gut! Sic %~irrennen Brieer," bic tpie Der
%uelcrsne gcbn in Der Bitsl, Onel Cams Saus
verlieBen nno nun reuia ,uriidfebreu, ioltn ,ns min,
fcmmsn fein. Bir rolen foaar Elm !8al6 ihlahten.
ater wie icuen fe ;uriidfetun? Nah M6itina's
Be6auptuna - uno ct 1T Ger eonititutionsIe Stats.
ssber Der 2inecln @esieruna - 1T gfcrb Carolina
fein Staat netr, fam alto niht ale folder entire,
ten. unS feline Ginrctnsr Tno, iotalo lie Die gDefsm
nieoer:eeen, ni&ts ale .tfsntliae Neinbe~ bic feline
@e@te baten unb nur BON u~nierer @naee abbGnaen.
gHie iol alto Ncro Carolina suriidfetren T? gDel&es
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-05
BOOK w DIRK
OF every description.

Having one Of the most complete Printing Estab
ishmsnis in Southern Ohio our facilities for doing all
kinds OF Work, Book, Plain or Ornamental, are ars
elass We have Of the fastest Presses, and have
all the modern styles Of Type, aud we employ the
best workmen.
We have three Power Presses connected with on
Job Department, and are prepared 70 execute work
with neatness and dispatch.
HSNOrderp from abroad will receive prompt atten
ton. Address
BOLLMRIRR a LOGAN, Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-05
NONNNt NO MOv0.
FOR SALE BY

VIM WenslhOh and w SteWart DaylOni George 4
Boyer, Miafnisburg; J stocklaPer, Union; CAnder-
sou, CentreWnej z Myers, New Lebanon h Jackson
Chamhersburg; u E Bauer, Harrisburg; d b Divine,
JohnsYille; Arnold a LmbCrt, South Arlington; Jacob
sfnyer, West Baltimore; Rookie Co, Germantown
W MURPHY, NandAha; II Nickos, Liberty ID Rees,
Farmersville; HeYerling6 Herr, Salem; J W Pynnont
Williams swaner, Yves, Baltimore Parker, Bro, a
Co., Parsersburg, and by Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the United States and Cana
das. deI6dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-05

FANCY G0oDs sRLKOFKD f0Fsike's sEAsON
FTsnE tubsonberbessieatst to invite tie aftIiton of
i her numefous ffvufsrnd tl'e puBllc, 70 her NEW
AND VARIED b fOCN efyGD0Ds in the above line.
and respeotini soliei shAre q pulae PatrQnage Al
her old stand ~ thir street opPoslte the Po5tofoe
ptfuAnently secursd llie services of an experSpceS
And reliable eofkinn, aud thai Al WORK enffnsted HI
his hands will be promptly and skllahly executed
del7daW MIS-. T. AuBERT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-05
dc Groffrirs, &r.
BY the Way, | Have You Heard
the News
3lqR tIJ.qA- MINICIS, goqql
| As received his new Spring Stock, large well.so.
IL lecsed and Of the best quality,

Mrs. A, called and gotone dollars worih Of
MINI GENT SUGAR, AT MtNfCK's.
henicest kind ihrf
20 ilMraoB got one d9lar's worth Of the nlcesta1ni
/ sdi aTEN CENT sUeARoAT MINBeEsi "a.
MTsO'E got Que dollars worth Of the choicest qpa.
ELEYEE CANT SUGAR, AT MINfoK,s
DIR. D. says that he got the best quality Of gieen
RIO COFFEE AT j. A. MISIeKs
That he ever drank, and Mrs H. says he got the fin
espot'tA f"Si7'-aL t1i.oqbI iilQ anI Dfl6nT
/ ,hi GREEN TEA AT y! !AaMIRI0K's.. OH
While every body calls gets some of that excellent
H. kxCElsioR SYRUP, ATJ. A. mINIbKh
Mr. NJ. says he purchased half barrel of SEQ
~ WHITE FISH AT asiAa baENIuK,s.Y
Decidedly the besthe nseds willie the SUNNY nj
, Nosl AAgKEREL, ATsJ.A. AaNIcK's,of
sSih Ss sss and suaity cannot be ekeeps in this or
He invites all % call at h's sstsbisbrbept nm, ~.
pect ms stock OFFS % it--taI88iq0 r'f,'''
DRIED FRUIT, 0 pilr
sno5C0FEEBS AND TEAS,
y. . s ~ SUGAR or All, KtYfbs
And the largest and best variety OF Gftoer,, ~,
IN uie city. HIS large estRbhshmentis on tbef ~
ocorner Of Market aud JefFe rson sta.
marcy HHrH.l a.aa .H1f sIff fo ar.-.s.t.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-05
Book and Job Printing,

With dispatch and the oest style OF the art Parc
ular attention paid to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-05
THE ENEMY sURRENDERED!
@ n EAT sLA Ud ErP E II i
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

ROTT a. X HOPP,
NO. 9O2, Tmgp STREET, LAYTON. ONO,
LAVE made formidable attack High Prices
il II and cut Them on enirely. Al
4. a.NOtHlthslauding the depressed coalition Of the
country, the yare receiving the largest stock OF
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, VESTINGs,
GENTS FURNlsHiNG GOODS,
OF the latest Styles, and Patterns. I.i
.u.. So FANCY AND PLAIN SHIRTS,
is 1inl ooLIARss DRAWERS, NECK ES, 6c.,
Ever before offered to the public. Their stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
IL new aud fashionable, and offered unusually low
.-.r...,.. l-,i FOR CASH
The public invited 70 call and examine a. they
have sItra NEE goods, and oder blg Inducements.
RoTT KRoPP,
nar2lu NO, SO2, THIRD STREET
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-25

LlNcoLN IN THE 'TALMuD.-An old
friend of the writer, well conversant
with the Chaldaic language and the
the Talmud, took him lately to an open
volume Of this ancient book, saying;
"Seethe wonder. | find the name of this
man in the Talmud. Do you know
the meaning of the word?' "Of course |
do" was the rejoinder. "Itis read Lin
coin meaning in English, $50 down in
shame Right, he says, and so do |
make it out; and think the name well
appropriated to tho mau.'-Raieigh
Progress.
What with Lincoln in. the Talmud,
Mcclellan in the Chickahominy mud,
and Grant in the Mississippi mud, by
the powers OF mud the Yankees seem
to be having II terrible time ofit.-Mo-
bile AdrcItjSer.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-25
Elk change Notice, Mod
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. ~ ~,

49, Jun. I'D. lkrJ
The following officers and men bov,
duly exchanged, and are hereby SO drols. o,A
|. All oticersand men captured in Kent'I
Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, G"aa1sy'
Florida, and South Carolina, up to DccorSyA
10th 1862. NVnCf
.. All officers and men captured in NJ.
ri, Kansas, New Mexico, Arizona, Arkan,.
and Louisiana, up TO January lst. 1864 "
3. The two foregoing sections apply mo-,
ly to officers and men of the Confedera,"a W.
vice. but also to All persons captured in ,rn.' w
hostile array against the United States ~IIeQ
ever may have been the character Of tbo "As ~
tary organizations to%Sichth they were attacS.]
and whatever may have been he terms az u
paroles given by them, 10 any are in FeJ,as
prisons, they are to he irartAediately relessaS
delivered to the Confederaue authorities
5. All Confederate off GERS and men vhoh..
been delivered Mt City Point ea' 70 Januarr e NJ
1868. VA
q. All Confederate officers and t.en WIN NJ.
been delivered at Nicksburg up to- Dercns,'
23rd, 1862, and including aid date.
I. All paroled Confederate. officers ana s..
receipted for Mt Vicksburg upto Decen Ser Sa,d
1885,, and including said date.
&. All Confederate officers and men cats,r.3
and p%arolcd at Fredericksburg, Va, in Dr,,sl
Der, 1862
0. All Confederate officers and men cantu,I
and pnrolcd Mt Goldsboro, n. e.. in Dccemho,
1862. '
10. Other miscellaneous and minorcycbor..
OF which the appropriate Off GERS will be dIIv
informed. '
Jan. l8-Gt ROBERT OrID
Exchange Agent.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-25
A Bravo Soldier.

ID. E. Mallory, IL member Of Capt.
lcatman's company, Second Tennessee
Regiment, fell mortalIy wounded, in Il
gallant charge made by Gcn. CIeburn',
Division before Murtrocsboro'. As his
comrades pressed torwaldin the charge,
he said, "Go on, my brave boys, don't
sto9 with me-drIvo the cowtrdIy ras-
calls from our SOIL
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-25
MORE GOOD NEWS BY GRApEVINEI
THE FEDERAL. wOLFORp UsBANpS HIS MEN


lie RcsiSts Liacoln'S Proclamation :
We have it from the best grapevine
authority, that WoIiord, celebrated in
kentucky rs 4 leader Of Il cavalry force,
under the Lincoln dynasty, did, u few
days ago disband his force at Lebanon,
Ky, and publicly declared that he
would no longer fight without old Abe
would revoke what his abominublo
proclamation sets forth. We have no
to doubt the trulhtuIncSs OF the
report, and believe it to be based upon
facts us they exist.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-25

Col. Ludlow, the United States agent
for the exchange of prisoners, telegraph
that it is ''highIy probable that tho reb-
ell Government will rescinde the orders
retaining United States officers"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-25

The California shipments of gold are
made to England instead ofNew York,
in consequence Of tho capture of the
Ariel. The last steamer took $1,000.
900 to England and only 100000 to
New York.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-25

The first pair OF shad have made
their appearance in the Wilmington
market and were taken by an enter.
priNing restaurant keeper at twenty
dollars.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-25
HOUSE FOR RENT,

a COMFORTABLE DWELLING N
IN the suburbs Of Winchester for rent for Nj,
year. a nice garden; orchard. stable. khch.
on &r., attached. Apply ut this. Office.
Jan. IL. dtt* .
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-25

THE RlGur SrEr-TuE STATES T, TRY
INsuNREcrioNrsr>.-ln referring to Lin
"oIn's Emancipation Proclamation in
his annual message, President Davis
says: "Our drtcstalion is tempered by
profound contempt for his impo'cnt
rage. The action Of the government
Will be confined to delivering up all
commissioned officers hereafter captur-
cd in the ten States named in the proc.
lamation, to be tried by the States un.
der the laws which punish those that
excite ~scrvilc Instruction.
That is the true way to meet this
iniquitous war. Let the States have
tho criminals, and it will not be long
before Yankee officers are scarce in the
Sou.h.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-25

Beg reliable gentleman informed
us yesterday evening that the report
with reference to Gov Robson, Of Ky,
calling for troops TO resist Lincoln's
despotic policy, is undoubtedly SC, and
that thc.Govcrnor has called for 10000.
We wait with great anxiety to hear
the facts.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-25

Wool has superseded Gov. Morgan in
thccommand ofthc Department oiNew
York.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-25

Gs5- Old Winter, with it, varieties.
is swiftly passing away, and }lr, Abra.
ham LincoIn's vandai> have failed 20
take Richmond or V.cksbnrg, the I'M
prcgnabIc places Of the Southern Com
tcderacy. Their utter failures are be.
coming the subject theme Of Foreign
journals, and unless they "makc Il
point by The advent offspring wcopino
they will be badly 'uchcrcd." Cptothc
present Time our brave boys feet conf.
dent ofhoIdins a good hand" and will
never let the m]crcenarios "pusa.'
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-25

D@g~ Brigadicr General VIM. \. Pen.
dloton, the Chief of Artillery in the
armies Of Gen. Lee in Virginia, is an
Episcopal minister. lie, like General
Polk, was Il graduate at West Point,
and became u minister, but Invested
himself Of tho surplico in the begin
ming Of this war, and, as Captain Of
Artillery, distinguished himself at the
first battle Of Manassas. Step by step
he has risen to the highest position i'll
the artillery service of the Confederacy,
nsA- The late beautiful weather has
had u ~tendcncy'to bring forth the
fair sex from their respective domlcils.
Our public streets and thoroughiares
are graced by their Lovely personages,
and the tcathcred tribe seem to be cog.
infant off the fact, for Whenever u pretty
gal" makes her debut the chOristers
pour forth their morning lays as sweet
us tho notes from the g%uitarist in her
most ravishing strains.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-25
SALT! SALT !!
MUSTER ROLLS,
DESCRIPTIVE LISTS,

Neatly printed and for sale at the Bull
.LETIN OFFICE. iun14
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-25
BY W. ]. SLATER.

i.g~ Rs.r0n>rortion is rh" eng with
some Of the bomhast!c igl ran 80. OF
a~bo.itiondom. "'hy FEEDER, = nit
must and shall b. preserve, says
others, who are rs vie rs the graduated
demon, OF hclI'S domains "Ihe rebel
lion must be- crushed, cXclains Old
King Abe, whilst the ninnyhammers
and pesthumous mushroom gascon,
adrs are profuse IN their Iibations upon
the hest countIy in tie woriI! 80 Tom.
pore, o Morcs., How tempting they
try to hc-mOrc so than his Satanic
Majesty in his cndcavorS to scduco
Christ, by decoying him Oft INFO an
exceedingly high mountain, &c. Their
ternier resorts and pseudo cmbcciIity puts
TO shame the vCricst cOnCOmitantS Of
Il distracted maniacs. Tile historian who
tulliIls his mission will present apicture
after the war is over that will uStOniSh
even the most iIliterato scaycnger, who
seeks to pry into the depths OF obscuc
iniquity and corruption. The vilcst
epithet known in the English vocabu.
larry vi es but a lcint idea Of the deep
concerted venom OF Yankee "~ntioOns"
and procIiyitles. o how hath humanity
dogcneratod. The very essence and
quintosonco OF PuritanicaI dogmas is
become the bc0u idcaL Of the Yankee
a they are the ~otfscourings Of the
earth, rcpudialcd by the civilized worId,
aud essentially damned to all inlcnts
and purposes.
q for a gra,,-rDl mule,
Who has tel for forty day on yondrr $ plain,
That wo might lash the rT>caIa t. hi, tail
And have them run To death.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-25

Ce8- We observed yesterday morning
a load of King Cotton" 1t made us
think Of the good Old days in Memphis
when Front Row was lined with wac.
ons filled with the no,o precious article,
especially to the Yankees, whenercr
they can get it,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-25
ROBERT OCLD,
EXCHANGE Ane,,

BsS" All Southern papers are requested +,
copy, and send bills to the War Dcpartms,,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-25

We are again under obligations to
Mr.. Z. A, Hunt, for II club OF subscri.
bors to our "neat little daily
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-25

D&A The Senior Editor Of this paper
tenders bis pious regards to iskind
friends, a. Il. Groig and j.. r. Luck, of
the Rock City Guards, LIST Tennessee
regiment, ShcIbyvillc, for their con.
calculations. Success attend you, boys.
Wen meet again.
Esg" Our Telegraphic dispatches will
be read with avidity this morning by
those in search Of good nctCS. We feel
highly clatcd at the prospects Of our
glorious. cause. Read and be o
aged.
Ezg" Remember, dear reader, TO-DAY
is the Holy SABBATH. DO not forget
to pay due respect to things that make
for II good. Remember the Sab
bath day to keep it holy"
The failures in the Federal States for
the year 1862 are put down by the
New York "Herald' at only twenty.
three millions.
We are again under obligations to
Mr.. T.. A. Hunt, for II club of subscri.
bcrS to our "ncat little dailvp'