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Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-11

correspondence OF the Oally Dul'etln'J
Aeourier from Gen. Wharton's Brig
ado of cavalry brings to Shelbyville
the following letter to the Bulletin. 1t
will be found interesting:
FEBRUARY 9th, 1868.
Ma. EDIroa: Brigader Gen. Whar-
ton and Maj. Con. Wheeler are to-day
82 miles below Nashville, on the Cum.
herland river. | state this fact know.
iuy that before the lettor reaches you
we shall have changed our base, and
the information caRnos be Of any ben
oft to the enemy provided they get
hold Of it.
Yesterday l6 transports came up the
river, unden protection ot two gun
boats. Ws4tred into them, and after
a brisk eanonads Of two hours they
all :turnod about and aont back down
the river. No damage done rs far as
known.
On the 4th in .tant Gen. Wharton,
with his brigade, ran into wagon
train hstwecn Franklin and Nashville,
capturing % wagons laden With forage,
ll2 mules, and So prisoners, and rode
Of without the loss of man. This
was done in sight OF Yankee brigade.
On tho 5th instant we had IL lively
shase after somo Yankee cavalry near
Hsrpeth river bridge on tho Charlotte
pike, and captured SO prisoners and
killed l6. Our loss was three men
killed and four wounded.
Tho Yankees are treating the cltl-
zens very badly In this portion of Ten
uessse-taking all they have and burn
ing their houses. But their inhuman
.onduct only knits together our people
iu determiua ion to endure anything
evsn death, rather than submit to the
tyrsnts. Among other outrages, the
enemy are giving the negroes passes
20 go where they please Alas !! foolish
creatures those negroes are. The abo'
htionists caro- nothing for them mort
than to make them instruments during
the war for base action.
The Yankees will have to advance OF
retreat from Murfreesboro, for they can
got no supplies, neither by railroad mol
by water. for wo havo about - hun
dred cavalry in their rear, and thu
cavalry is always at work. l coult
aell you all the cavalry leaders ant
toree hereabouts, but you would no
publish it. Suffice it to say, that ou
day looks brighter at this time thai
ever.
I send this by courier to Shelby
vile to BE- msilod to you. Will writ
you again soon. Success to the bul
letin. @a Yours, PAUL.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-11

A pair of large camels are being
put on the express from the Rio
Grande to Victoria, Texas. They
are to be harnessed to a large two
wheeled cart. They will carry 5000
pounds Of freight, and make the trip
in five to seven days.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-11
tJOs DeaaY Saaasaau>
" g. SLATTER, PROPRIETOR.
g ..eT Terms:
&YR B1GHAN RSHN Me@MTM
Notice to Subscribers.

wHrs you and ID before your name on
your paper, please renew your subscription,
a. Il Ia a notice that the time for which it
bas been paid will expire in few days.
mM. A gerry limited space in the Daily Bull
ls,in will be allowed for advertisements.
Terms, 81 for each square, 1st insertion; Scots
for each subsequent insertion.
Articles ef much length, intended for publi-
cation, must be handed in in the forenoon to
,,nsure publication next day.
Obituaries, Tributes of Respect and Funeral
Invitations charged as advertisements, but mar
ysarss and deaths published as news
Advertisements of charitable institutions at
half price. .. ..-.... .
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-11

p The Charleston Mercury OF the
saannoupces the death of Mr.. Charles
P. I. Westendorff. for more than
twenty years connected with the
Mercury. This veteran attache OF the
press in that city was, at the time OF
deceaso, in his seven,y-fifth year. For
aloug period he held the position of
Prussian Consul
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-11

MoRGAs's FEAr.-Col. r. NJ. Geno,
of Texas, gives the Vicksburg Wing
the following statistics of Morgan's
career: "He has fought SO battles,
killed go Yankees, wounded 372 cap
tured 4,233, and destroyed property to
the amount of SIS, $4,000. all with a
force of 800 and with very small loss.
In his late affair at Hartsville,
the first time he commanded a bri.
gade, he killed 10, wounded IS, cap
tured 1850 took six pieces OF artillery
and carried away or DESTROYED s65,O0O
worth of property.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-11

na II il now conceded that tho
Yankees wore omphatical' Lee and gen
sral.Lee whipped at Frcderlcksourg'
The next time they cross the Rappahaan'
mock, what was left Of their Burnt SIDE
will be compile. Lee Observation-Disclosures
IA Commonwealth.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-11

Il. Butler, commanding 18th Tennessee
Vols, for the benefit of the relatives
and friends of the sufferers, many of
whom will have no means Of arriving
ut authentic information Otherwise
1t will bo seen the Regiment suffered
severel y-l35 out Of 45O, the Colonel,
his entire Staff, and every company
commander but two being either woun-
dcd or killed; yet the friends Of the
brave sufferers may bo cheered by tho
reflection that it is conceded on all
hands that the regiment bore itself
gallantly, and with distinguished cour.
age. Be it spoken to the credit of Col.
Palmer that, although dismounted ear.
ly in the action, his horse having boon
injured by three several shots, and
whilst on foot having received gun.
shot wound of the shoulder and leg,
and sholl. wound on the knee, just at
the moment his regiment was meeting
the furious onset of two heavy Federal
regiments in front and on the flank
yet he paused not, blanched not, but
shouted his men into the route of the
onemy, and accompanied them to the
uttermost point of battle, and after the
whole Division was seen retiring from
the field, he conducted his regiment to
it's original position, reformed tho
Brigade; then, and not until thon, he
called for Surgeon, and had his
wounds feld-dressed. Other feats o
glory and deeds of daring executed by
the officers and mon Of the 18th Tenn
Vols. on this woll,stricken field nigh,
be recitcd wore it competent, and no
invidious to do so. Let il suffice, that
the regiment may woll and truly fee
and claim that it has covered itsel>
with glory. "SURGEoN EN- V1DETTE."
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-11

A MAN OF TASTE. -A.Oaky Hall, a
distinguished Bell man OF New York,
says he had rather be whipped by the
white men of the South than owe a
victory to negroes-Thc sentiment
was .ociferously cheered, and after
the speech, called up and cheered a.
gain. The fact is tho niger is be-
ginning to be played out in the North.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-11

Among the curiosities lately added
to the Museum, is musquito's skull,
containing the souls oftwenty-four ex
tortioners and the fortunes of twelve
printers-nearly half full.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-11

The Common Council of N. York
has passed resolutions respecting tho
dismissal of General Fitz John Porter,
rebuking the Administration, and pro.
missed by the statement that it views
with alarm the removed from the ser
vice of the United States of General
who has been and still is regarded BY
the people "as the very personi6cation
ofall that is brave, loyal and patri.
otic." The resolutions ten,.er Gem
eral Porter the use of the Governors
room for public reception. and do.
nounce the court martial as the pack.
instrument of gross injustice.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-11

Sydney Smith, passing through a
hy-street, behind st. Paups heard two
women abusing each other from opo
site houses. "They will never agree,
said the wit; they argue from different
premises
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-11

ssA. The New York Post advocates
the sending of a greater portion Of
Burnside's Army of the Potomac to
Tennessee-ieaving only troops ehouga
TO guard Washington.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-11

Hon. Geo. Brown, Circuit Judge Of
Knox coanry, Tenn. has recently been
to Texas, and reports that things are
all O X in that chivaIrous State. He
thinks the rumors about the blockade
of Red River altogether untounded, as
he, only few days since, rode upon
its waters in a Confederate steamer.
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List of Killed, wounded and Mis-
sing in the 18th Reg't Tenn.
Vols, in the late battle before
Murfreesboro.

J. B. Palmer, (Colonel,) wounded in
shoulder, leg and knoo.
Nathaniel Gooch, (Captain) wounded
in hand and chest.
LIT. J. NJ Douglass, (AdJD wounded
in leg.
Fletcher Burrus, (Sargeant MajorO
confused wound from she'll.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-21

narrowed from those records shsi ten Of coSr'rs.
N If ,e,ming mi'ions "n lands inviting 70
! =, ion AM ootaa,st TIE Yankee leaders nave no
f,;b =, this theory of subiugstOn l. is regarded .!
,ha nor, SCI sihls as de'usion. The only explains
lion o. tbe fact, that it hiss found I'ce IN the siuy
destinations Of their papers is that it night operate
a bri.e 10 the th'evish ard adventurous to ener
the Federal armies. with the hope of occupying the
subjugattd lands.
The NEST reasonable class of our enemies, however,
do not look Tor SUI jugadOa, but SUBMISSION. Their
auticipatons are of Ea handled peop'e-worn down by
the cares and anxcties attendant War-the loss Of
property, Of chldIeE-depCr:ation from thsr homes,
and the DEDICATION of family tes Tn character Of
our e7pe loriids this conclusion but if there were
anyone circumstance stronger than another to put to
q got this expectation il is the deep and growing and
ncurable hatred of people to the dominion OF the
Yankees History cannot furnish parallel to 1t. It
exceeds tina: of the MOOi towards the SPanards when
G easda was despced-of the Netherlands towards the
same pc ppe when William the Silent Was assassiDa'ed
aud the Duke of Ava brought to the block some Of the
most llus,rous citizens of Holland. When the torch
of the cendary and the ord Of the military assassin
when the spoer and cut sha be esteemed among
the iusti uments of csnciliaton-then VII our people
LIST, m to submssion-not before.
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Nsitbsl Snbiupatlon pOr submi,sion.

CESS of European journals, whose rarg Of Vi.ion
and Of comprehension does lot extend beyond the con-
,nent Of Europe have fea TO rsaactng Cf late, upon
tee probability of abandoning tie struggle for indie
Uzadencs-because have no. been Uni 0rmly sue
ess,ful in battle aud lave failed prevent the enemy
from making serious inroAds into our territory They
ry Us by standards Of comparison nos applicable. The
cues ion of subjugadon here IS affected BY Sn element
that can hardly be appreciated By Eurepean-;hat is
extent of territory and sPArseness Of population. An
intelligent writer in the Atl4nA Co4tderaey makes
some sensible observations on the subject European
States as he remarks, engage in hOstitss aud make
peace sometimes in sixty days. Modern vars not
often protrtcsed year or two, unless they are
var, Of ambition ike those Of Louis The Fourteenth
aud the g der Napoleon. attI with contiguous and
compact territory OVerrun Toe possession o.
their capitals quickly decides their fate Even those
Of larger proportions oen meet the fortune of having
peace dijtated from the metropolis Of the conquered
power after short and decisive struggle Fra.ce sub
mt.d when the Allies in lsl4 captured Paris. 1t is
needless to say that Vienna and Berlin we're the ter
mnal points Of NapOeOa's campaigns when he invaded
Austria and Prussia in 1905 and 1906.
Nos, seaOo,s: stretching 1900 N lee, With an in
and frontier extending much further cities, whose
populations vary from 10 OOJ 10000 present field
Tor war ~ different as is possible 70 conceive from
What is exhibited the European maps. To subugaie
a country Of this extent iatersec,ed By innuuerabe
streams and cote,el BY almost Inaccessible forests,
would be not only among the prOdiges Of human VAlOr,
but 70 retain in subsection such reaches o; land and
such numerous tiss would be beyond the poser Of
the most potent monarchy in Europe. It shows the
extent to Which the inA4tiOn o: Yankee vanity has
reached when the pOssi,l has been entertained Of
such a scheme. II it question only OF relative
numbers, it might receive approximate solution BY
comparison Cf this kind Equal energy and perssVer
and courage might decide conflict in short pc
rod, between Eve millions side and twenty mil
lions on the other If reference not had to relative
geographical situations.
But let Us eoaoede Yankee numerical superiority
al that Is claimed for itet grant the capture eff all
our seapots and inland towns and toe work Of subju-
cation viii have only begun. Ia a comparatively IN.
cleared country, of almost bOundless extent nearly
every foot Of soil you'd have be conquered and held
In subsection By adequate forces.
Let the compuAtOn be made Of the Grmsd hosts that
would be reQiired to secure cOpques's made in such
country and the result would stare the most inebedu
lOus The idea Of conquest and suRugstiOn has been
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-21
FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL.
RIonxosp. THURSDAY. Ave. % Isss

Messrs. Lancaster & Cos weekly Auction
Sale of Bonds and Stocks 6ok place to-day. The at
enhance OF bidders was about as large usual, and
the bidding quite animated From too annexed report
Of prices will be observed that the fancy stocks have
srccumbed to the pressure Of unto Yard circumstances
no doubt 10 the chagrin of various vision
has been dazzed by The prospect Of small fortunes from
their Investments The bonds were sold, as usual with
interest added:
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DIED.

Ia New York, the 17h instant, KATE MARSHALL, only
child OF John NJ ana Mary T. Price, aged 81 months.
In Lynchburg 10th Ins disease Of the heart ELIZA
H. daughter OF Mrs OF Richmond In the
2lst year Of her aga
At Mansfield Thursday the 16h Instr OF congestion the
26h year age MARC lREc PAULINE wife Of Gs r.
g arke county, Vs and nl daughter OF Patrick H. Ca
bell, deceased, Of Ly nehbuTg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-21
DoISGs or THE ALABAMA.
TIE POLISH QUESTION.

is generally agreed that instead of collective note
to Russia each of the tire, Cabinets will forward
separate note, identical in idea, to S.. Petersburg
England oppos collective note BAT. it is asserted
her opposition in no way affects the existing under
standing between the three Powers merely keeps the
negotiations separate 1t IS stated that Austria declines
going beyond diplomat, &C i'm
The insurgents defeated the Russians at Selan, Pala-
innate of Flock
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-21
rRorr EUROPE.

The following tho only items Of interest by TIE
steamer City of Washington, which has arrived from
Liverpool, with dates 10 the 4th instant:
The change of tone on tie part of the London satur
day Review hitoetto Of the strongest advocates Of
the rebels N England, excites much comment Thai
ourna looks upon the recent Federal victories great
If not decisive and in measure gives up the cause of
the South % virtually lost.
The Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce. ED their half
yearly meeting on the Sd instant: The speakers
ofe sed the opinion that the American war not far
from clo.e, including James Spence, the notorious
seces sion advocate.
The Polish Natiopnl Government has ordered forced
loan of twenty.one hundred thousand aorirs. prcc
amatiou from the game source rejects every compIo
misc not based upon the iDdepend nee OF Poland with
the re ,toraon the bouudirei of l772 Several in
surge ut leaders have been hung at Warsaw.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-21

EF- We are authorized to announce Major
JAMES w. GREEN CAnd dne al the vacancy In the repre-
enOn Of the snato M let composed Of The counties Of
Madison Culppe Orange AID Greene occascned By the death
of Cot w. T. Patton. augl8 o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-21

RELIGIOUS NOTlCE.-The Rev. JAS. A.
DUNCAN will conduct the meeting for prayer, held this day
(FRIDAY at on O'Clock, In the United Presbyterian Church
(Or Reals) Christians of all denominations, rar and
Others are invited attend thin meeting. au2l lite
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-21
ASSISTANT QUARrERNAsrER GENERALS OFFICE
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 20, 1873. J
TAX IN KIND.

l. PRODUCERS WHO DELIVER THEIR
ttse In city cirsul IA ON; Of 18th June
last difecsed follows:
Wo, be delv to CIp.ka g. rguion, corner ory
ID 18th streets.
Corn Ga Rye, II y AMI Folder 70 J)s Roors ArchH.
Baso.'s On Braach to It hiynard atthe wsg
Yard, on Oh street
Wheat, to Capt. p A. Wexford A Q. g.
All h,r articles OF food - Oapt. y. Niger, L. o. b.
H. ilrermaers ins Iuossd to give similar notices 10
LARKIN SMITH,
Eaua1-2v A,is,ant O lartermasts- General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-21
SMALL FARM FOk SALE,

A YOUNG Lady, Of the country, of good
family good oppoun ties for acquiring educstion tive
years. xp,r ence fathers family compe
give In Music the Piano, French and the
Branhe In Sts the country when
there OF Southern teachers, vins TO contribute er
mle behalf education. situation In private family,
Of not preferred Should fall give
sahacton any respect abe would vh TO know Is; and
would be hei pie lsurs TO leave.
References required and sissa- Address,
..fr -. Mlss N. Z. n,
au20 -da.w2w' Box 7of, Echmend
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-21

re- WE are authorized to announce HENRY
sH lCKELFoRD Canddat, TO represent the 9Th Senatorial
Ii Of the Counties OF AadIon Cup-per Orange
The Election will take place the first rHORsDf
A seHtmser aa20- sv2s'
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Secretary of tLe Uom'th.

augl2-cId
rB-Petersburg Express" Stanton "Vindicator,"
Rockingham Register" Lynchburg "Vrginian' and
Republican" Lexington Gazette" Wytheville "Dis-
PATCH" and Abingdon "yirginiau," will publish ence a
week ill day of session. and forward account to this
Department
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VIRGINIA VOLUNTEER NAVY COMPANY.

ii AVlNG secured the services of Comman-
IL der yea Naval eience the Board has dee-
mined operations fhuh and for that purpose,
req dres the Subscriptions t. be paid up immediate y
Persons bscrbe urged do without dlay
Is the books will be the capital made
anrls-is J. l.. APPERsON, IT.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-21

The following are the market quotations at
FAYETTEVILLE, N. c., on tie 18th instant:
Bacon, 81; lard 81 To- beeswax ST. cotton yarn % to
to sl5 per bunch; dried rut-appts 20 TO 80; peache
SO to 40 per lb eggs IS per doz; hour-finy 500 su
per- S52 5O frage-Iodder 81 per cwt; hay -; shuck
"a; haxseed S. per bush; grain corn ~ per DUST;
wheat IS to go; rye 81 So oats 81 20; peas, COW,
80 30 to 81; white S.; hides,green 70 cry 81 ooi
Ieather-upper - 80 to Sc sole 50 per 10 liquors
corn wsskey 500 per gall; apple brandy $50 pe4cn
brandt 500 onions IS per bush potatoes lsr, - per
hush rice 2O, by tn, cask salt $is TO $50 per bush
Fayetteville sheetings 10 to 81 40.
At tho recent cargo sales in Wilmington, the
following prices we're obtained for of the articles
sold
Bleached shirng, So S7ta3 so; madden prints 81 90
N n H. grew prints 81 o5 black and white prints,
81 65; ticking, 81 So to- 81 40; WEIGH flannel IS 80
So l2l; scarlet flannel, So 20; elk and WOOL ht9ne
50 80 per yard alspacci lustre "a 20 ef yaro Iaucy
shaws S47 per doz ; merino shirts $50 90 per COZ |;
grew unioa flannel, So to s. co. blue WOODEN hannel
81 s7!; white funnel, a l2t; blue flannel, IS 6Oi
oat. sew ng cotton 81 70; Clrks black sewing cot.
ton, SO rs per dozen; silk and woo shirts. 5000 girls
hats $3.50 to 257 per dozen; osnaourgs 81 40 per
white hose $2s to 81 half hose, s26 to 80 Per.doIer
newspaper 81 85 per pound; note paper Sl2 10 90
ter paper $40 to $3.50; cap paper, $l6 to Ga blotung
paper $50 to 36 per ream envelopes Sls per Nj French
calf skins 300 per dozen; English soe leather, 81 80
per pound; cbiidren's boots, $1,000 womenS nfown
cashmere boots, 1915; Bluchsr' $3.50 to 1913;
shoe shoe thread, $3.50 per pound; coffee, sa7Si
brown sugar, slS5; tea IS l2t to 1885, black pepper
IS 25 per pound mustard $50 per dozen; brown SOAP
81 40 per pound; sperm candles, 40; adamantine
candlss to 60 carb soda, 81 5O camphor, $40
nsr IN one case containing So lbs calOme ard 60
pulv rhei Ell, $780, containing so lbs. poas
odd % or. morphia sulph. and 10 los. pd. ipecac,
sl825; gu nire $3.50 to 80 so per ounce; chic
form, 50 so per ID; castor OIL sls; alcohol s2s 70 So
epsom sas 81 95 to 81 To- concentrated potash 81 90
coppsras 81 TO- borax 81 to Sl2 per lb hops. IS 26
cotton cards 1928 80 S3l so per pair white zinc ran
81 6O hoop iron 40 per nails $50 80 10 500 per
keg Holland GIN $s7 80 per case; do do $l5 per gall;
per doz; pure Jamaica rum S24 %; pure Scotch white
key S27 per gal brandy in cases. $lSs per case; do
in casks $40 to rs per gall Marte brandy $50 per GAL;
block TIM 81 10 per 10 tin plate 1856 to 1855 per box
window glass; $40 per box hollow ware, rs ets per ID.
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ot ,ess be W. do 60 tr not, be viii retire his army
sNi. the deientes Of Washington, until his depleted
kss. ons are fled up with the fruits Of the draf.
Sc okn W. sh >uld net b. sorry 20 zee bin do so
in ~ event, TIE stretch Of territory between the Po'
o.s lnd the RI pahaUnock is OF earthly importance
to I'll er arms It. without an of corn for man or
ex of forage tor beast 1t eau b. taken at any hme
BIZ ,A The merl holding Of fifty odd miles OF border
ter-ii.ry under sch Circumstance is OF 10 account -
Our a asent bus ess is recruit our armies We can
wall The Rebee lnnot.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-21

A ALL YOUTHS WHO HAVE ENLISTEll
IA with me for Colonel MUNF0RDs BATTALION will report
10 s USIe "a '''"e va ~-N R. MORRIS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-21

The Steamship Hloerniau, with Liverpool dates to the
7th instant has arrived. We append summary of the