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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

P0sT.OfFlCg BUSINESS. The business trans.
acted at the New.York Post0f'ce during the ~
month shows an Increase OF 23li.2i9 letters cert OF
ovc. The number If tho corresponding month ofhs year
Tho increase Of mails received was 3.e54ol. end d
registered letters sent AMI received 2l $50 being tos
increase If ozo,is, and the increase in the sres d
STAINS and ehye.opes S2i3.d5.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

FRACAs BrTwBrS TEMALTs.-Jennie Brown
ana Maria So kcs met On huHard sirev. at late hour
r., b, Is TIE Fourteenth Precinct Police arriving
found Maria lyi.g outhc wlik m lseusl0.e c0nd'a.
sui removed her the CHy HOs, iir. here sl' VA
fruNouaged IN critical state. Tie Vuiuan E.oau wu
rtiesicG md taken before Justice DoH.ng q. ~
Iombr who committed Ler ~ Gg-li g.. .cs..! o' W
wo.lvoa sOMal's inJut!ts.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

FHr IN WALL STREtr..-At :, o'clock. 7 H.
Gie b,oke cut Ia tie bui. .i - - Wal s;F.et %
.up.el b. tie Liverpool sla A0L10l Ire Us i'aa~
Company. lAmAs. about c-o1
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
EAnnoAp CoyprcTons AskN0 M lNc

RAILROAD CoyDUCToRs ASKING ~ lNcSEAsB
or wAors.-1he conductors and drivers Of ,hc 81 ~
tls Tn ami sia Avenue Railroads have peiiloacd the
Directors u thcr respective companies or m increase
= their wages TO 81 per day. They base 10 woEs from
u 70 10 houis per day and cannot undcs existing c'
yimstanccs afford 10 lose day or even an hour Ther
wages are on all the roads 81 - per day or hr seven
dogs $40 90 Out Of this sum tloy have 10 support fan.
les. parents nld clc'ho Themselves, and made 20.
spousible or whatever hrcakages mny occur on their
ears The conductors a tel TIE sane story la regard
to their grievances from which IL would appear that.
altogether they have pretty hard time Of IT, Tic ap-
picutous have been mndo IN tho mos, respectful man
ncr, and gill doubtless receive duo consideration.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

SERIOUSLY INJURED Bg \ CAR.-vmlp kil'
ston Fun.hmal ucd g! "a 'o al!emp'ips sieplrSn
-ccont-lf cnue Gar at lot iruf "a SiihfJHi .'s.s
between EcnIy ninth und n r.eth siccis, Wa sifrei
= car cOuiir- fruin tie opposite direction suoyA~
down And ru over oLc ii DIS .ess lein .la SEQ
81 rhtiai n42nnes lac Was conveyed ~ Bellevue h~
llt.l.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
Destructive FEE IN EIGurH AvEyus-A,

TEsTkIEI.NE ] IsF IN IIDI II 4 f.'NL NJ
aio,t > a H. On Saturday tre bIoke ont at No ~
Igb,h avenue. in the ni.Tery stone occupied ~ caro-
Inc M,cr. RI. before i, could be suhdued he eai.s
stock W.. destroyed The damage 10 stocS s estimated
A. $50. insured Tor 500 in the gosery Insurance Ca
r., n.ues tended the seccld '.oT occupied b! AZ
e'.,.Iy 10y s,ed 6l ,en.s, named hirs Len le'y
ao vns s4GJcGted before assistance could re'eh erf.
Tie danag, ou Mrs. Levy, farnIlurs nmVuan 70
Sto No. 5.o uccui..d b. Nc. \. Ic Baum. iv'.ceo.
MIST Was a,-s Lauu,v Loss on sicca, s%V nslrea
IN 500 ~ the II. SicaOlas Insurance company. MI
I. Uuiek who cupt. No 80 as d store. loses ssu
or stock. iLsuled r $40 In the Gcl maaa lne lns1r'
ance Company. cuIoacr Kanacy lcd AZ inquest ~
tie body Il ss. ie,y sud a,c.dct os tea.h by slas
t..t5a ,ns rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

THE CHARTER ELECTI0s.-Tho following
officers are to be elected OF the Charter Election % M
iirs, Tuesday of December;
Mayor. In place Of George OpdyAe.
Aldermen in the eight eyea-nunbercd disthoh u
place OF the following; a
D..,. iI..Wn. Naish. Dit x. Geo A. JerenAk
~ .IAas. IL. u1N. Milf l. a. Booc-
VI Jane, Reed Aiv..JoLa D. Otiiveu
VIII. Peter Mitchell A'!..Iertncc rl.ey
Tie entire Board oi tger:y .fonF Conncilllen.
Police Justices in place Of The following:
De, I.Jsme. Dowli,s. Diet, ILL.,. Brrnsbes " OsSea
NJ, .hs, Connolly. JsIu.s H. Sfse~s.
ll..JDlr QIs ehHub1s!i. ..,sne> H. Welsh
Eich,ri fcliY. VA. Dgdse.
Judges Of District Courts In place ofthe following,
~ 4 brs Sse.,ey VI .Ttfo. J. YoDda
nj Nm H. uat.bnry. Nl!..C. W vsn voorhssa
IN VIM II. Won Cott. VII. .Wnr H. Buh.
Also. ore School Commis.iorer. ore Inspector TIVE
Trustees. and two CoGstabes for each ward
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
DEPARTURE or OCEAN STEAM

DEPARTURE or OCEAN STEArRaS.-Ibe
Bremen mail steamer Aev.iork. Capt Wen.e rased
on saturday nnerroon or Bremen. sii Southampton.
with u cabin passengers. - IN the steef'se ohi
:2i2 $50 In specie
Tho Iaman mail Inc steamer E.oa Capt. McGais IN.
sailed the Jay FOR Liverpool rta Il cabin Hassen
ger, aud othefs Ia tho sieeFhse. anl si4ls. ~ N
specie.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

& BApLY BuESEp.--Eiiza McCherry. residing
Wiz hcr p rstts % 40. "a tirss Avenue was bady
bur eel UA day evening nh.l' playing a9ulads
bolnfo N i'rsi A,eAIe near lV cnty seventh sti'eA
She Gs laseA LuulA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
TIE FIEEIMRS.-The great meeting tonight

iHE IEbEi MEN, hr firat h]oe'.S s"--ons
in Cooper Isitute. In answer 10 the appeal u thA
brave soldier Maj Gen. Grant, will be addressed b
tie Rev. DIS Tyns, Bellows AID Hitchcock. and Gea.
sickle.. The Rev. Nr. fske. VITO has beea an eys
witness Of the suesinss OF the thousands Of rerges
On the banks Il the Mississippi. viii eni,htsn our Pee
PIE a. to the facts their In one clHp !asl WIZ
ter n 400. Lac died OF want. and this Winter theR
su;rrngs wl he greatly multiplied. % ths;r nsnoes
are much larger un.ss speedy relief IS afforded Mot
OF the srcrcrs are women AID cdic en-. Their natural
protectors tie abe bodied Lien. are corscriped irss
our Army and nre GeLiing or tie Eephbic. We car
not as Christians pari0s. or iaen iaereisrs. allev
,lrTn 20 perish upler such Circumstances. The sep
uowa hIcslli,y II tie Def chants VI s eiiy VII set
let ih.s OyOlitnI.y ,s-s nlicu as,stIpg tnese poo
ouffahaii.. IL ! Ia bc hoped that Onr crrry VIII tlse
ly lhs matter before iacr respective e0ag:eis'lona
lvuadpns in clothing can hr seEt u G. e. Lc.eh. NJ
Mosc,! sii,-t-muAey ~ Joseph H. tpi.us No " VA
STREET Irc.snrvg OF tie Nat1uh tredia 10 h'iiel NJ
srci4iion. Mnit,.a. Bni.er wlo pissed Though ne
ciiy lao, we,. expressed strong sfe io be p'essn
AZ i. n.esins r.d would have Decr had not pressing
duties ,ompgll,d Him to leave .or LIS neH Ieid
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

ErARREsr oP AN iX-CoSvlcr.-taptain
Jouldau = ihs SiIth Precinct sa,lrlay. lir,sicd
John H. Hciincs m ,aIchtect On charge OF ih'n'
slaughter. The prisoner about eight leais siacs W's
tri,G sra convicted Of having rScl h.. ses name TO
deed vfreai estate IN ,as cs, anl was sentenced to
The State pfs,n 81 sing Sing .or term VI leea ycs
Acr m Incarceration u acto year. 10 was hbcT-.ed
through tie ecmcncy - Cos. Morgan. shortly before
the O. pirnion of BIZ last erm ol occ hi the tiue %
his conviction Holmes was under lld.c.melt ir tie
tiIpc ~ Oacer Gorriey Of tLc Tir,i Ward. soige
year, since during IN exciting political election On
the trial tho ,niy dis.ri ,cd aud Lo was liberated on
$4,000 bnil Mr.. Anthony j. BicecAer becoming lis
boadsman /, T. on ,h- cars 'hat he I, Tssc.icl
on bench warrant issued by the Couf. Of Sessions asi
on Saturday he was committed 20 tie Tomba vilh.gt
bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
The steamer New-York took out this morning

The steamer New-York took out this morning
ssla go In specie. and the Etna sil.272.
The total imports at Ncw.lo.k for tie week
ending Noy compers us follows with those of the pasl
four wcoks:
" ,cs s,oi" sss 7,sl : J. G 5as i5;l l:ssC4
Con mdle. 2eil,is. 2b.9aJ 2oot 5s3 2%7vo Lac 30
To,el. ea7S57 icGi is92,o2acso 's5 s2gsislc
The proposition Of tie Harlem Hailroad to
build second track to Albany eIeiics as much surprise
as oay movement recently made in Ills most eec'H'fic
stoe,. Tic statement nnt it viii use two millions oi
earnings for ts purpose Is the most striking iea'u'e "
tie nmcrammo The condition Of the road may 10 l'us
stated Soptembcr3o. Ito2;
Common Fs2llig. r
bonds end Floating Deb ....."....."....st.o.is'
Total Cos,....................'.SIi' SIi'%"zso
NE eoruiar. Of tho road for lie past - years hsy:
been thus:
i.s.............e e,f.5 ssa slli9ec
lgpa. H.! 80 '....i'-'V@'
ro,.,. 81 ,o57
AYc.ase per year. sl.l53 oo6 yielding a 90 per cent
expenses:
In,ere,. upon bond. aud Golns io0 S3,osoo,J $50
70?
This extension is probably an operation different nun
ordinary construction end its results Will be watched
with iniores IN the language Of It's directors u VII
steady the stock" and there viii be no spasmodic
movements from 75 10 l40 while two millions oil stock
are held over the market.
Tho following is O statement OF the earnings
o,,ho Milwaukee 1nd Prairie du Chen Railway Tor tic
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

WAGES or SAiLonj.-scamcn now COM
,nard SO per month vessel, uad!ar between ihis
port and ports In Western Lnfor With advances OF SO
tc same no,ly pay ith adsaecs Of i2' 10 tie hedi-
tcrfate,n south American and coaSas trades and tis
oath uiib advance u from 50 10 SO 10 The Cal
lsruia and Ia, Indis ;rste orr shipping merchants
cor plain Of tho grosI scarcity OF saiioEs.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

DEPARTURE oP DRAFTED Mas During the
past week so sen, to the Army oi tho Poo'
mae n1d about 60 Morris Iiand. from the post al
RiAers Island Thcy vii bs odded 20 the New York
rcgmen,i TIC depirirenton ta' Island ond the DIS
blrs.sg department has bccn consolidated With tie
PInrnrt Mar.hal. h.rcau.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

TIE Library oP DIVINE Az ACcrioS.-
rhe library q the ieis Join An''on. IL. ID. will 30
odd a, auction tor eveuing by Brrgs Co. u
So. 50 and so Broadway. tbs lfray sss collected
BY NJ Apthon during . .oag !,tsrIy lie. and - par
t.cuary rich 70 vorts upon history. hoCrnfhS ani tie
cl,s.c. Mapy of TIE volumes are enriched oJ his
utnnscFlpt anro;aioa..
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

CORRECTION. .-On SAtuTlay IaTneTaph np-
pcsred IN our Columns. copied fsom Ts' Es'ats PJh
.tatia- that Judge Moncrcf lad discharged al old
c.era Of tho Superior Coar 'or yot.ag ior hcCcun.
Tas P,,i was sDistlAcr Lc party sud 20 having been
removed mr gross nes,.eu,o of bis dltcs ty L5 So
,erior RobcF, H. Livingston. Esl Chef cless u the
Superior Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
FROM HAVANA.

acr,r, sn snn r00iinsO-Add~rss Of ehe
Neu Covernoy.esenera.-C Capi. p"'cn
U.narf.s Kxisira nuh Gen. Gnndnrn
yyounac&-ArriYai OF sScu. Foref W.
Cool EScepiiou.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

HONORARY DECREE At the l,-e commence
r,nt II Kenyon Co'cge In Ohio. tie Trustees coaer'
rcd the Lonora.y acr,e Of Doctor ol Laws or p'ocs
sor John \. N.,hol, of llc fro Academy os ibis
city,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

I1f srconli = = hon 81 may cobtoin.
- slarft hfffraIian fns LisLt 90 .... ....lHi
- shafrs AtrcI oftin blight io........ li5
al shares Hrtfsrn.iisn ...t 3D. ili (".........lNJ
ID slafss AT.il. iur n to.................ilI
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-02

..d lIy the heart Of LLSh--tLAt c1A make ne
gUes and martyrs OF even the common herd
Appeals 10 them. In their leader we have
every confidence. We are sorry to see thatin
some quarters suspicious Of Gen. Penbertons
hIelity have been INDUCED in. In our opinion
great injustice La2 been done to q faithful aud
valiant; soldier. OF his ability as a field Gen
rral We gannotspeak, because we know nothing,
au, ne +, rs brave q man IS ever drew st sword,
and az true ID the cause for which he tght2 as
any man IN the Confederate army The result
NllI Justify oar faith. In the matter OF p0-
s.t.Jn. IL cannot be questioned that we have IN
a~tyantag0-an immense advantage. Iii quite
difficult for one, acquainted with the t0po-
rranhy Of Eicksburg, to understand hO% 1t
can be taken, if defended with skill aud yAor.
It's lefonces are ready made. God hoaytd It's
solid battlemonis against the heavens, and, to
DEFY earthly tocs, man had but to crown them
With cannon.
4. the base # this diadem Of hills, and pro-
ty.;od by their guns u'liue Of r,tle-pits girdlcs
the town. In these positions GO,t0O men ought
20 drive haeE and defeat five tirues their rum
bar. But i; should be remembered that these
formidable WORKS are not all against which the
enemy will have to contend, On his right
flank or in his rear, johnson with $4,000 men
ia ready. when the assault begiGs, to give bat
tie This will create q nice little diversion for
at .east 10000 Of Grants force, and the bal
anct will make but a scanty meal for the Ficks-
burg garrison. Let us wait and be Of good
cheer. a speedy and terrible punishment viii
0yertakG our foe.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-02

inquire into motives, DeeGs sro terri
bic, but not thoughts,
Speaking of Nallandigham, Greeley
says his politics are as bad as bad can
be, and If there were penalties for
holding irrational, uupatriotio and in.
human views with regard TO political
view s, he would be one Of the most
fragrant offenders. He says che agrees
fully with Gen. Burnside that VaiIan
digham ought not TO make such
speeches as he does; that he ought to
be ashamed Of himsoif but when he
will make them and won't be ashamed
80 what will you do about it?' "Send
him to the Dry Tortugas,' says the
General, probably as a hint to him TO
dry up" "Sot him over into Dixie, "
the President is sa 1 10 suggest as an
alternative, Bat this IN the worstjoke
MIR Lincoln has yet made.
These articles arc evidently not from
any sympathy With YalIaudjgham, but
from apprehension Of the effect his
treatment viii produce IN Ohio and
elsewhere.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-02
Dependency.

\ recent artic in tho Richmond Enquirer,
urging the Importance Of visiting upon the
homes Of the enemy some Of the horrors Incl
dent 10 raids, was copied, In Il g@rbied SHAPE,
into Northern papers, 70 show that Respondent
spirit is seiaing upon the Confederate5. The
Enquirer replies III most scathing terms to the
petty device of the Northern editors to bolster
IN the war spirit among their readers. From
the article W extract the following paragraphs;
Our admission that cur people suffer any
thing lby the horrors Of war on our soil they
call dcspondency." Well, we DO admit-lrl
them take what comfort from it they cau--that
many honest families have been beggarcd By
,hem-that any one of their coward Generals,
after beaten in the field, can often make him
self terrible enough to q peaceful district whose
natural defenders haye Just driven him in dis
GRACE before them. II Is 2 sad fate, and we do
not deny il, for helpless women TO be driven
cut from their plgndered homes. and sent
wandering into q world 50 wide and waste with
tne!r GatherlNsa children. We do admit that
, il 10 an evil day iot any laud-tne day that
/ sees it hooGed by hordcs Of such barbarians as
the Yankees. Woe unto her that's with child,
ana 10 LIlCi4l Il&S CIV sum II HlNu u Ci.h aLId
heavy laden time, We dogiye to the f&uk,r
nation all the credit that IS lis due for being
able to torture the innocent and bully the I'M
projected, and, undoubtedly, throughout Ten
nossee and Mississippi, and Western Virginia,
tor ages to coyuo, mothers viii clasp their little
ones closer to their hearts at the very name Of
Ian&ls. II this be fame, they will have it; il
to ayow it be 2.Epon&eacY, let them make the
most Of it,
Dependency! Why, if more intense ha.
tired and seorn Of towards, u iiercer resolution
to endure MI and dare all, and perish to thu
+ last man in the last f~a2tnes5 Of our country,
| rather than submit to al association, upon any
terms whatever, with q people so base and bru,
tal-if D. more profound abhorrence burned
into the heart and soul Of every Confederate
more and more deeply every hour-a more sl
cred rage against them and all their brced--i
f ali thiscan beca!led dependency, let them tax,
comfort.
, We thank God that We are separated frou
! such II people at last, and forever.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-02
NEW GOODS.

BLEACHED Domastips, Brown Drillings,
Lawn, Ladies Belts, Misses v late aud Fancy
Hose, Spool and Flax Thread, Shoe Thread,
Fine Combs, Coarse do, Hair-pin5, Hooksaad
Eyes, Pencils, Pens and Peu-holders, Ink,
Shirt Buttons, G.. d. Caps, Shot, Backing,
Pins, Needles, Fish Hooks and Lines, Pipe,
Smoking Tobacco, and Shaving Soap. Just
received, and for s1.o by JAS. HARRIS,
May21-iw.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-02
ESTATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, for all persons
indebted to the estate oi /. Il. lhuro, decd,
to cone forward at once, and settle their in
debtodncas, and all persons having c aims
against the same must present them by the lt
day Of September, or he forever debarrea, as /
wish 70 Wind up TIE business q: said estate.
May26-dlm+ A. e. DUNCAN.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-02
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE UopartnersHip heretofore existing be
tween RUSHEY u RHODES is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, and the undersigned
Is alone authorised to wind up the business.
May u, l6G3-;r. i. 7. RUSSEY.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-02

We are authorized 10 announce Hon. A. o.
P. NICHOLSON a~'candidate for Congress
from the 9Th District Of Tennessee. Election
first Thursday in August next. uy26-te-
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-02
HORSE FOR SALE.

A FINE, 5 yesr old Bay Horse, IN good
order, suitable for Cayal y, can be had BY ap-
pl, ing at the L" Bulletin " Office. A cavalry
saddle Will be sold with him if wanted,
May20.dtf.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-02

\ Sw~IHDLE-We have been shown aShin.
plaster on the Augusta Railroad u Banking
Co., which is evidently intended rs a fraud
upon the Georgia Railroad Il Banking Co.,
nt Augusta, and is well calculated TO deceive
the thoughtles8 and unwary Rome &C.,
Courter.
This reminds US to ASK our Georgia cotom,
r~oraries about the S4l;potro and Potash cogu-
pany, Dade county, Georgia" We know
many Of our friends who have considerable
amounts of the issue Of said company. The
notes arc signed by John N. Bowles, as Pres
ident.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-02
Who Wants q Substitute?

A GENTLEMAN who is over fifty years
wears old, and served twelve months in Yir
ginia, as a y volunteer, can be gotten as = sUbti-
tute. Apply p. the Bulietia Office.
June2-tt.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-02

uH2, "o"1'r been "NA"'"~ '''e'' "''s'
On the TRAM May ".'4' 'o.'' "'!'''" ''
publication in 'ao S@.'''"' Wy" o'"'!''"
older IN Bragg $ ARM" Inv "''''' H'''.
the INITIALS ana Iae '''' ''''e' vi '', nan VI
'Ar"9 ia"I', Hl.'s '"' '' neal D2~'.'V' "D,
were with d - "nh'" '~'S'E'e'' '"15","' "''
taking very '-'Pr'''"'F VIII" '"'' ''5'' ''..
Ih' writer '.' '"' '.''','' WIS s'm' w y"
Capt Po'>n' Provost N"'',I"' %I l"''''""'''
..l1r t-''' Week. .ih''' "+'".' 'ho "'Pf'-'''''
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-02
Legislature.
BIvoUAC STAKSEs' CAVALRY, |
May, 1863.

Ed Bullsan: Yielding to the persuasiors
Of my friends, l authorize you to announce
my name as d candidate for q seat in the lower
branch of the next General Assembly Of the
State Of Tennessee.
lny23.te JOHN N. DONALDSON.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-02

The friends of JAS, K SHOOK feel author
ICED to announee his name as q candidate 10
represent Franklin county in the lower branch
Of the next Legislature, myl5.td
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-02
JUST PUBLISHED,

A NEW EDITION of Gilhsm'S Manual,
with Plates. One large limo volpne-cloth.
Sent by mail, pre- paid, for $40 90.
Address JAS. MCPHERSON CO.,
May26-dlm. Booksellers. Atlanta, Ga.
DAY BEFORE YESTERDAY, either
in the Counting room Of tho Bulletin, or be
tween the Office and Fancy Gate, q 20 dollar
Confederate Note. Win give halt OF il TO
the finder. " : ELbTTgE.,
Eay2J.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-02
NOTICE.

S. \. handy, Winchester, Tepn,, and
JAMES j. PRYOR, Atlanta, Ga, arc au-
thori2ed to receive and receipt for all claims
due lrby Morgan Is Co, Nashville, Tenn.
Al! persons indebted 10 said firm will please
call and settle their indebtedness.
mar24te IEBY MORGAN & GO
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-02
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
LAND FOR SALE.

TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-TWO
acres Of land, two miles south Of EstiN Springs,
on The Nashville and Chattanoog Railroad.
One hundred and thirty acres cleared, all under
good fence; thirty acres IN clover. a never
failing water On the place.
For particulars Gull at the premises, upon
the undersi ned. S.. HOPKINS.
Muyl0-2W.*
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-06-02
GOLD A T FOR SALE.
ARKANSAS LANDS FOR SALE.

SEVERAL SECTIONS OF ARKANSAS
LANDS, within a few hours ride Of Memphis,
can be bought very low for Confederate Notes
Or Bonds. Enquire ut this Office. mhS-G
The New York herald., 1863-10-19

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A s1ao, ,aIs.1oLoeY rIa1IEsENoLoeY. PRooNosTIc AsrRQN4yyN
IsS :SaiIss aiIsssissSS e :S 'snss
.so Ps,nsRss y Sss y D: = p
he p"bc he Il are Aa@sa e
Post9n Of the Heavenly Bodies. In more Sceht6e {of0
There's not pulse beats in the human frame
s'i1s IN spHss
And dow. is ssayed BY them az certainly
a. Ss ns psssssa tsss Sco 81 a.:
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swered by Letter encosng 81 Also archaeological exam
forwarding letters stating lime place BIRTH
with vi h her sex nae emaS e1c9sng receive
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The New York herald., 1863-10-19
PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS roR $4,000 OF KINGS COUNTY
IL Volunteer and Relief Coupon Bonds.
kfrss CoVkrY TfsssynrK's Orrfcr
l3 Corr srRrrr. BHooEtyr, Oct. g. 1898
Proposals viii be received tho oce OF the Treasurer OF
KuCs County unul " NJ the 2s DAY Of Oetoter is1
for t5tOeD Of Kings County Volunteer aud Relief Bonds
issued BY authority Of cf the Legislature passed peb
rray lre' end IVA resolution OF the Board Of shper
ti.nrs adoptsd O.cber ? 1904
The bonds via be ssned IN sums OF si0o1 errh dated
Nofcnnef J. les win Interest tLc rate n * lcr cent
fer nnnn payable ssmanunaly 10 vi ton tho ~ days
=, WAY sna NOV snter fhe principal VII oe due and pay
hue N eceesive ann al iusialnents Of $4,000 carh
mesns ca ths hsi day Of May 1863 aud the first day
-Sn year tsereafter up % and Including the
hach nftanent or Bonds will b. classified numbers
20 tq qn,iusNc 'N nv Nv y" ''"' ""'''
Toe loposals npst state e numbered Bonds desired The
amount of premium bond, aud OF which lass Nv
The rerslns whose proposns are acrtsd will te veued
20 dcpns with tho County Treasurer on the drst av M
ve~eer, l5A nc sums awarded 10 them respcstlyciy
Each Iosiuon should be sealed cniossf~ Promo
sales Tor kuas co. ny volunteer and Relief nondsn and
addressed 20 DE Comfy Treasurer
TIE rght reserved 20 ~ c any al Of he lids con
adcrel ersaf n roroe or project the rests OF the
eVoGh. gll0s. A GARDINER County treasurer