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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-10

SALE OF REAL EsrAYE--A quantity
of Real Rstats will Be sold at Trustee q
sale, Saturday next, ilth inst, at the
Court Nouse II O'Clock A lot Of 20
1sst on Main Strset, near Sixth, IL IN the
list Title perisct. An sbstras. can b
sssn at the oflos ~ Rankin i McCrary.
Persons wishing to invest win do well
b take notiOs. See advertisement in
"Weekiy Gate Cit" !" os+A aprl0d4d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-10

Il
Aughes.s
On the occasion of the celebration 81
St. Patrick's Day in New York, 81. Bird
gets Benefit and Benevolent Asseoia,
ton, Numbering some Eve hundred per
sons, paid visit to Archbishop Hughe
1t his residanee. The Archbishop rs
ceived them, and with the green sham
rock on his breast, addressed them Q,
follows
Gent ep,ea of 81. Bridyers Mutua
B1a5d .Sssiety. ] feel exceedingly hap
py at this unexpected and compaimentar,
visit which you have honored me with
on this occasion-the anniversaryfo tht
great apostle Of Ireland, St. Patrick. i
am not only happy to feel assured that a
leas. most of you are ia common with MI
Airem the Emerald IAle, 70 desply. Isveret
and respected BY all nations for the man,
noble traits Of charastsr displayed BY it
people. l would fsel still happier wer
your ranks swel1sd BY the return Of YIN
fellow coun.rymen after this var, afte
securing, in aaison with The hnndrods o
thousands ~ brave Anericsns. the per
manency 6 ~ Unioa and the Censeitu
ton Of this great republic. Your low
for ,your religion, yesr sslf.sscriicisg de
vot1dness TO your adopted country. hav'
made you Distinguished patriotic citizen,
in the estimation Of the AMericeA peo
NE. Thoasaads az Irishl uaahslis sola
iws hsve Ilrrady met the brunt 4of tht
battle-6sld, and sealed with their k1e'l
blood their uncompromising loyalty .te
the Union. have to say to yoa and
yours already in battle array, stand !,
heretofore faithfully to the Government
its officials--ia everything that win tend
to secure the supremacy Of thiss UnioE
with its present Conssisation. s.'.s'. .
lis graaily to b regretted that such
shaJnsless dsmageguss as Clay Dean
Tom Clagstt and DAN Miller have moi.
influence on the Irish Ia Iowa than Arch
bishop Hughes himself. Nineteenth q
the Irish Of Iowa follow these Copperheas
leaders i soffssisioa y ~ xak md -
'Gevernmentof the Copntry4 fsl t@f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-10

r. The popalafity Of the so-called
Charcoal Ticket in s.. Louis, must have
been based on strong convictions Of the
pdpnlar mind and heart, or the ticket
could not have succeeded against ssch
terrible odds. All the Government OIL
oers in St. Louis, and three a. the lead
ing newspapers, to Wit: The Union, The
Republican and the News, supported the
ticket headed by 0: D Mlley. while on
y the St. Louis Democnt slvocated the
success6al ticket on which 9. ]. Fillsy
was elected Mayor b ; majority Of more
than two thoaaand over the other Filley.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-10

HJas. /. Estes win be st his ofkce,
over the Bank OF H. K. Love 4 Co., du-
ring the hours OF 10 A. n. and 3P.A.
maaod9W - fi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-10

PE1soNAL.-6enstor Grimes was in
town yesterday, seeming to Be- in the en-
joyment Of excellent health. The Senatoz
hss : eesssisssssy that appreciates hi.
able and arduous iators for the country
and the State, snd will find hearty vel
come at oil times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-10

Iowa CoPPKRH.ADIsn We present
the following resolutions recently adopted
1t copperhead meetings in this State, as
spseimens Of scores Of others that have
recently been publiahed in The columns
Of Iowa eoppsrhead journals. e
The arst was adopted. among others.
at meeting hsld in Pleasant Ridge
school house, Wspello county,
Resolved, That We here deliberately
and firmly pledge ourselves, one to the
other, that We will not render support to
the present Administration in carrying
on its wicked abolition crusade against
the Sesth; that We will res,sf to the death
al attempts to draft any Of our cisisena
into the army.
The following we're passed a. Dem
ocratic Meeting" held in Adams Town
ship. Mahaska county,
Received that We will oppose the fur
ther prosecution Of the war under the
present Abolhion cong uest policy.
Resolved, That We are in favor Of N
armistice and q Speedy National Peace
Convention. a
Resolved, That " sssard The Con.
scripsion Bill ~ unconstitstional, uncalled
for, and that We are under no legal obli.
gations to submit % ito effect.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-10

Dusr.-Whih the Army Of the Pots-
"a nc Is still mud-bound, We are nicely III.
ID and peprered with dust. Real sssa,s
is evidently on the riss, and everybody i
dealing in it sols~s soIess. A smsr,
spriakh of rsia would be luxury, in
town, We could all appreciate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-10
miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous.
MISS A. KING,
lain Street. between Second and Third
NEW AND FAHIoNABIH
S PRING GOODS
tAAH
,fs FOR
.1xtlIiSsesy u Dress sT0kJR1.
BONNETTs,
RIBBONS,

AAASy
Frsncb and American Flowers, knbroidersd So.
neuTning sets Collars, LAees. oloves Of al dssssp.
tsoas. Frsneh Corscts Hoop 6kirts supportsss, and
variety ok sther 1eaazs. f',..1-s ~ f i
ss.stA aas ef hsin bel. ID asa II ssresss N
mar30-AIy alt ~ EN -. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-10

S~Judge 8. r. Miller is now holding
. tern of the q. g. Circuit Court ut St.
Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-10

FINI-SAxcizs.-A "young back is
straitssed circumstances, managed 10 Sc
cure the heart and hand Of the only
daughter Of . rich widow. He ever af-
terwards claimed that matrimon( e)y WAS
very pIsasant. and : CREST help to man
lust sstiing ont in life,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-10

Il
of Real Rstats will Be sold at Trustee =
sale, Saturday next, il.h inst, at the
Court House n O'Clock A lot Of 20
1sst on Main Strset, near Sixth, IL IN the
list Title perssct. An sbstr.s. can b
sssn at the ofles u Rankin 4 NcCrary.
Persons wishing to invest win do well
b take notiSs. See advertisement in
"Weekly Gate Cit" !" G. aprlOd4d.
1Jas. L. Estes win be st his Office,
over the Bank Of H. K. Love 4 Co., du-
ring the hours OF 10 A. n. and 3P.A.
1~Judge 8. r. Miller is now holding
. tern ef the q. s. Circus. Court ut ST.
Louis. - s..s..
PEIsoSAL.-6enstor Grimes was in
town yesterday, seeming to Be- in the en-
joyment Of excellent health. The Sena.oz
he's essssisssssy ,h., appreciates hi.
able and arduous lstors for the country
and the State, snd will find hearty vel
come st oil times.
DUsr.-WhiA the Army Of the Pote-
mae i still mud-bound, We are nicely ~.
ID and peprered with dust. Real sssa,@
is evidently on the riss, and everybody i
dealing in II sols~s soless. A smsr,
sprinkh of raia would Be luxury, in
town, We could all appreciate.
FIN8-sAxciEs.-A "young back il
'straitsned circumstances, managed 10 ss-
cure the heart and hand of the only
daughter Of . rich widow. He ever af-
terwards claimed that matrimon( 70 " wal
very pleasant. and CREST help to . man
jus. xstiing ont in life,
" ~
OLD FoLxs CONCERT Kemp !
Old Folks, the largest and one Of the
most celebrated troupes " concert sing.
ers in the world, viii give one oi their
vsx4 ARat n Al
- .n;.h, - 49,. -. ..
INA .;.-..-;u ...;.. !,
|,.d;.. .,d ..a,,.-,.. !. ~ -.
Aan;..;a. al. or ...,.
Iak EAoLE.--"s are pleased to go
that thus asAl htile boat, which is run
ning between heokuk and warsaw, Is
DOING . large business the present season
Captain b'ssoP 's m affable and accom.
MOD atlng omcer, and 20 long - he y
Master OF the Eagle, travsisss and ship
pers may expect the best Of treatment
and everything done on correct principles
ATu,rr rw.xrs !. Coon nrxo,. /. =,
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8. So. 49,. - - 80 :,
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's'1oA "'. "-' 'n-'' 0e.o'e CLOSING
sP' = $3.50 " " sne's -
s'y se e 'ooAlnl
Io11. s,.,..rs,.1'. ' :. -. -. o..'AD,'
sD.s. . - n. 49, -
p.;n.. l 1890 -. : hon hor. -. =. s..,D0o.s
H ~ w:,,;.-. !. ~ IA =. -. - 1oI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-10

LEE COUNTY TEAC0ERS' lNSTIs
xs,...~.vsss, TUTE.
The Fifth Annsal Meeting of the l..
County Teachers Institute, will com
lnsnce its Sessions 10 The Public .School
Building At Kcotuk, On Monday, April
13th. 1858, 1t 2 o'clock. p. n. and con.
inue one week. The programme 10 q.
followS: s@ III dare
Monday Evening Discussion Of School
0ovefnnent @ M u i
LECTURES.
Tucstsay Evening Rev. Mr.. Johnston,
Fort Madison.
Wednesday Rvening-Dr. Jno. r. San.
ford, Ksuknk. r. sz4-g-
Thursday Evening-H. K. Edson. Den.
mark.
Friday Eyening-Socisl meeting Of Teach
ers and kiends Of Kdusstion.
CLASS xx1arIsEs.AHD r1AoHHas.
Nhsic-Mr. StinsoD, Keokuk.
Aath. Gecordphy-H. K. Edson, Den.
mark.
Sa1taee GecgrapAy-Gso 7. Brown. Biz
Mound.
Rrtsem Arithmufie-M MeCa!loch,
franklin
Mental Arilsaastto--Ar. LesveAworth,
Montrose. *
Algs5ra-Rufus Hubbard, Montrose.
EsgtIh Gramnas--Z. Il. Bower, Fort
Madison.
cra.s5 5Analysi.-H Hr. Kent Fort Nadi.
son.
Rssd;.s and 1seessioa-w. r. B. Lynch
rsss,ysSS Atses;s. ~ Teaching count,
Supoginiondent. ~ sr1
Psimayy gtuchins ard Object LessoHs--
s lr. Hosaby. Bsstosspost.
Teachers are saassstly requested 4
be present At the 6rst session of the In
ssituts- IL swa gAFg8Ek @4
The following gentlemen comprise th'
Quantities !:
Rufus Hubbard, Jno. Valsstine, G. Z
Persons, = g. HAnil. pffr, )
The ciissns Of our place are respectful
y invited By the officers Of the Inssituts
TO entertain the ladies' who will be in At.
teodapSs. u 4a@aAa 81
The Institute will be conducted under
the general supervision Of Prof. W. w
Jameson, County Superintendent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-10
pUBLIC NOTICE.

ss Wtn be ssld q tuheis Auction 1t the Hankin I
ae1se Of the e0kuk Branch the htstehank Of iowa
h the city Of Keokuk LSs county, Iowa. on the 9oh
duv0r April, A. D., 1855 between the hou Of IL o'coe
=. -. and l2 O'Clock ~. Two Bonds, issued by saii
city Of Ksokuk, numbered 1875 and 49, respectively
fnf Five H1ndEed Nasrs eAch. payable 70 n. O'Bssn
or bsasefs two yaers afier dsae q lOpsr
oe pr apnnv An4 dated January l657 tho Inter-
- 1&two yeAss 4ekog paid } Also 100 Lsnd
Wannmt No. i6S72 uDdsr aot of March }, 1855 sad
Bonds and Warrant sold 70 sstisfy cenxin debts
for which they were p,sdGA ~ eliASs1 91uFt&y and
Willie sptd without va4snss sNdfcr cxsh duwn.
If HI 9, l0g2-&9tm gsAanrs -OsC. AACR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-10

OLD FoLxs CoNcERr. Kemp .
Old Folks, the largest and one Of the
mos. celebrated troupes " concert sing
ers in the world, viii give one oi their
grand entertainments at the Atheneun
tonight. Emma J. Nichols, the sweet
ballad singer. will assist Thers are 81
ladies and gentlemen 10 the company.
Admission only 25 cents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-10

TIE EAcLE.-Ws are pleassd to sss
that this neat liule boat, which is run
IN ing between Keokuk and Warsaw, is
doing large business the present season.
Captain BishoP Is m affable and accom-
nodating o1cer, and 30 long - he il
Master Of the Eagle, travslsss and ship.
|pers may expect the best of treatment
and everything done on correct principles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-10

Wa vish ~ secure the services eta Jousnsynas
wsess- 1850 e wsec NJ - - - = - - - 49,
bstsseh Aalaaaa 1,ssAnAAs s.- -.
apePlw &A0U , %.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-19
From Gen, Jones.

The Lynchburg Republican has in
telligence that Gen. Jones was eItiro.
ly successful in bis raid upon tho enc
my, which has been already noticed.-
Gen. Jones has returned to the Valley,
bringing with HIM two thousand
horses and mules, one thousand head
of cattle and five hundred head Of
sheep, and six hundred prisoners who
reached Staunton Saturday. Fifty.two
Of them were sent to Richmond Sat.
urday by way Of the Central railroad.
During his raid Gen. Jones visited
both Maryland and Pennsylvania, tore
up and destroyed tho track OF the
baltimore and Ohio railroad in several
places, and also seriously damaged the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, so much
so as to make it useless for several
months to come.
In conjunction with the destruction
of the trestle work across the Cheat
river, accomplished by Gen. Imboden,
the damage done to the railroad is
great, and will cmbarrass the enemy's
means of transportation on that line
for long time to come. The Yam
KEGS after this exploit Of General Jones,
when contrasted with their aboftive
efforts at raiding by Stoneman, had
better quit the business. They are not
fitted for it.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-19
FALL OF JACKSON, MISS.
Fighting All Yesterday.
THE ENEMY OCCUPY THE TOWN.

MOBILE, May A-Jackson is occu.
pied by the enemy. We fought them
all day but could not hold the city.
We take the foregoing, flaming head
and all, from the Chattanooga Rebel
which reached us this morning. 1t
was placed in that journal the first
item under the head of Associated
Press Dispatches" We will simply
remark that no such dispatch was re.
ceived in this city, and the telegraph
operator here informs us that no such
dispatch passed through the office,
without which it is impossible for it to
have reached Chattanooga. The Rebel
has been imposed upon.-AtIanta Con.
tederacy.
We failed to get any such dispatch,
and grumbled about it like the deuce.
But it was good joke upon us, and
we ackno nowledgo the corn. The Rebel
must explain how it come by an aSsoct-
ated press dispatch which no other paper
but the Rebel received. 1t has misled
many
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-19
Rates Of Advertisinn

ON AND AFTER FRIDAY THE 18th Of
this month, the terms Of casual advertising in
the Daily Bulletin, will be as follows:
FIRST Week-Sl0O square each insertion.
Second Week15 cents square each inser-
lion.
Third Weck-5O cents asquarc each insertion.
Fourth Wssk-26 cents square each inser-
zion.
Second Nonth--At the rate Of SIS per month.
Third and Each Succeeding Month-At the
rate Of 81 per square month.
Advertisements inserted once, twice, or three
times week, charged as new advertisements
each time.
"a per cent will be added to the above rates
for Special Notices.
10 lines make one square, No advertise
mcnts less than square. Advertisements that
make over 10 lines and under Ii lines counted
as one-and a-half squares Advertisements
that make over Is lines and under 20 lines
countet as two squares.
1t will be favor if advertisers will please
mark on their advertisements the number OF
squares they wish them to occupy.
Obituaries, Editorial Notices md C0mn,,tet
,1tous for individual benefit, will be charged
20 cents per line.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-19
DISPATCHES to the Richmond
Press.

CHATTANOOGA, May 12th.--There is
nothing stirring in front. Nashville
dates of the 5th have been receivcd.-
The steamer Bard has been sunk in
the river above Nashville, by the Con-
federates. The passengers and crew
were captured. Thos. Z. Bremalette
has been nominated as candidate for
the cffico of Governor of Kentucky.
Five thousand per sons, chiefly free
negroes, have taken the oath Of allegi'
ance, at Nashville, under orders.
In raid by gueriles, eight miles
from Nashville, on the 30th ult., the
Federal pickets were captured and
wood. cutters driven in.
Two daughters of Rev. G. D. Elliott,
at Nashville, have been arrested for
carrying Southern letters, and have
been sent North.
The Nashville Press News saySshat
Nashville must be Union in sentiment,
or tho population must be decimated. "a
Fifteen prisoners from De Kalb,
Smith, and Wilson counties, have arriv'
ed at Nashville, and transportation
North furnished by the authorities
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-19
Concert.

We were highly gratifed to meet last eye
ming, with Mrs Nicholson, and gratfed to
learn that she will give one Of her interesting
concerts, in Winchester next Thursday even
ing, for the benefit Of our sick and needy sol
diers. This consideration alone ought to Sc
cure crowded house. but aside from this we
believe no lover of music, and the beautiful
and refined, could bo more delightfully."- enter
tanned. Mrs. Nicholson is a refugee from the
Lincoln tyranny at Nashville, whilo her hus,
band is. a prisoner, yet She allows not these
troubles to dim the noblenoss Of heart in its
wishes and labors for the good of our cause
Let us appreciate such devotion, and prove tha
of our professions, by giving large
audience on the interesting occasion Tickets
one dollar.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-19

Ras% From the first moment General
Jackson received the wound which
caused his death, he exhibited that calm
resignation and patient endurance for
which he was so remarkable. 1t is
related that during the amputation Of
his arm the General swooned, and was
for some minutes unconscious. When
he partially recovered from this, one
of his aids asked him how he telt, when
his reply was, " Very comtortable.-
Order forward tho infantry to the
front !"
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-19

GooD JoKE.-That renegade scoun.
drel, Gen. Frank P, Blair, jr, of St.
Louis, being taken prisoner in the late
battles in Virginia, has taken the oath
of allegiance to the Confoderacy, hop
ing thereby to save his neck. The
rascal is willing to take any oath but
Cobb's-which is said to be very, very
binding round the neck. Good dodge,
Mr.. Blair, but ID won't win.-JdcFson
Mssissippi0n.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-19

A PRIZE 70 BE FOUGHT roR.-Tho
death of Gen. Jackson creates a vecan.
cy in the roll of Lieutenant Generals.
We hope the President will bo in no
hurry to fill it. There is at present nc
officer whose merits and achievements
so far transcend all others as to Indicate
him to the popular as well rs the Exc
cutive judgment as entitled to this dis.
tinction. 1t would bo difficult to make
an appointment now that would not
produce heartburnings. Better leave
it as prize to be fought for, in the
battles that arc soon to come on.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-19
'TONEWALL JACKSON'S DEATH
WHAT NORTHERN PAPARS SAY
&c, &c,
See.
&c
RICHMOND, May l8


Northern dates TO the l4th haY3 been re-
celved' Inc washington Chronicle learn"
That NaIlandIgham has been sentenced to Dry
Lortugas, OIL t4e coast OF E.o'.la t1I Two years
Ihe minority oi the court favored the sending
OF hlm South until the end OF the war.
The Herald says the report Is premature but
that If the proposed sentence IS carried out,
Vall0ndigham is sure to bo elected Governor
Of Ohio.
A call for mass meeting and State Conven
ton of peace rumors is published. The meet.
ing to be held in New York city the Sd day OF
June. The address says; We are now for
vigorous prosecution OF peace, and whilst Tor
no ACKNOWLEDGMENT and no terms not justified
by every principle of honor, will 60 far IN the
spirit OF conclIlation to restore the Union
Eight thousand Germans held a meeting in
ST. Louis, on the 10th, and adopted resolutions
recommending the removal Of Haleck, a nj
promoting Fremont, Butter, ana SlegIe
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-19
The Trial of G. L. Vallandigham
The Chargeand Specification again AI"'-
Valldndigham'S Policy.

The Charge and SpecVCAtt0H 0g@W Hlns--
Vallandigham's Policy.
From the Cincinnati Commercial, May 81
The trial of Mr.. ValIandigham hav.
ing been concluded, it will not be i'm.
proper nov to publish the charges and
specifications against him.
CHARGE
Publicly expressing, IN violation Of
General Orders No. 50, from Head.
quarters, Department Of the Ohio, Lis
sympathios for those in arms against
the Government Of the United States
declaring disloyal sentiments and opin.
ions, with the object and purpose Of
Weakening tho power Of the Govern
mont in its efforts to suppress an un.
lawful rebellion.
SPECIFICATION.
In this, that the said CIcmont L. Val
landirham, y citizen of the State Of
Ohio, on or about the first day Of May,
1863, at Mount Vernon, Knox county,
Ohio, did publicly address a large meet
ing of citizens, and did utter senti.
ments, in words or in effect, as follows .
declaring the present war "A wicked,
cruel and unnecessary war;" ga war
not being waged for the preservation
Of the Union;" "a war for the purpose
Of crushinr ont liberty, and erecting
despotism;n p ga war for the freedom
Of the blacks, and the ensIavement OF
the whites" stating that If The Ad'
ministration had so wished, tho war
could have been honoraby terminated
months ago; :" that "peace might have
been honorably obtained by listening
TO the proposed intcrmedlaton OF
Francc;" that "propositions by which
the Southern States could be won back
and the South guaranteed their rights
under the Constitution, had been re
jected the day before the late battle OF
fredericksburg, by Lincoln and his
minions "-mcaning thereby the Pres
dent of the United States and those
under him in authority. Charging
Chat the Government of tho United
States were about to appoint Military
aarshals for every district, to RESTRAIN
the people of their liberties, to derive
them of their rights and rrivileges.'
Characterizing General Order NO %
from Headquarters Department OF the
| Ohio, as {" q base usurration of arbitra
y authority )" inviting his hearers tc
resist the same by saying, "the SCORER
the people inform tho mlnlons OF
aurpcd power that they will not suo
nit 10 such restrictions upon thelr no
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-19
Terms:
81. .5Oper month, g ms. - 4.
Notice to Subscribers.

WHEN you find X before your name on
YOUR paper, please renew your subscription,
las it is notice that the time for which it
has been paid will expire in few days,
Articles of much length, intended for publ
cation, must be handed in in the forenoon to
insure publication next day.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-19

THEY ASK THAT HALLECh r.
REMOVED!
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-19

uea. There is much talk at the North
of another attack upon Charleston. II
is said that Lincoln is determined that
Charleston shall be saken, or tho NOM
tors DESTROYED IN the attempt