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Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-07
WINCHESTER, TENN. MAY 7, 1868.

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and that she could not be persuaded
nor intimidated, they sent to Gen
MlIroy for instructions, when the mes
sengers returned with the message
that her son would join her on the way
She told thom that would not do, that
her son must be with her before she
would be taken u step from home
Seeing that she was determined, and
that she could not be duped by a shall
low trick Of treachery, they released
her son and sent him to her. Before
this time, Mrs. Milroy, worthy to be
the wife of her husband, had arrived
with the view of taking possession OF
the fine mansion. When this family
were thus thrust from their own house,
Mrs. Milroy clapped her hands in ex-
Iultation,. and exclaimed, "Go ye secesh,
! hope you may bo made to starve. -
They were taken under guard Of sixty
cavalry to Newton, where they were
left, as the Yankees supposed, without
the means of getting farther. When
Gen. Milroy was asked by some of the
prominent citizens of Winchester what
charges he made against this family
that he treated them 50, he replied that
they had observed the day appointed
by President Davis as q day of fast
ing, humiliation and prayer! This is
such conduct as could be committed
by no other than one who has become
intoxicated with his exatation from
boatman on the Ohio River, to head
porter in Cincinnati Hotel, and then
from porter to Major Generalof thieves,
plunderers and murderers.
The old servant woman, tho cook,
who had been faithful under all trials
and temptations, went to the Yankee
who had the basket Of keys belonging
to her mistress and demanded the
smoke house key, saying that, as her
mistress had had neither breakfast nor
dinner, she was determined to cook
her something to eat before she left
This faithful negro cook happened TO
bt ljONoGSSV- ~ = Ip'Dut NulCn COulN
run, when provoked, as fast and foul US
a fish wom"n's. When ,he Yankee re.
fused to let her have tho key to get
her mistress something to cat, she
poured out upon him a stream Of de
nunciatory epithets which he richly
deserved, but which it would not do
for rs to publish. The reader may
form some idea Of what she said from
the following, which are some OF the
mildest epithets used in the old wo.
mans vocabulary. "You mean, low,
trifing, dirty, poor white trash, you
amt fit for nothing but to rob and
steal. You poor cowardly robbers,
that's iist fit to steal niggers and den
rob der masters and mistrossos what
amt got rotning to fight you Wild
Why don't you go up dc Valley, whar
Massa Jackson is. He's got guns and
swords and hayonets, iist like you Is,
why don't you 90 up dere and see him
YOU mean, sneaking, cowardly, poor
white Yankee trash, dc WIS kind in de
world" The old cook gave thcm
Uosso," and as she was in the panlopy
Of an ethiopian skin they were COM
PEELED to take it.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-07

n.4- Tho Raleigh Progress says that
prices of flour, cotton, and other arti-
ces are tumbling all along the line of
the North Carolina Railroad. het them
tumble! The time is coming when IL
WILDE dangerous to hold -four that has
been ground long-it will be liable to
sour. And on tho first of July every
holder will have to pay eight per cent.
upon it.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-07

by Edward VII viii be the name,
title, and style Of the Prince Of Wales,
when ke ascends the British throne.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-14

if possible, the beyonets Of the army against the
breasts Of the fathers, brothers and friends Of the
soldiers, and suhiecting those States to military
surveillance aud dominion.
%. That We denounce AS liheers of the Demo-
cratic party and enemies of their country, the men
wAo are engaged In representing the Democratic
party as wanting in sympathy with soldiers in the
held It uase slsnder upon human nature to
assert that the Democrats, who have hundreds of
thousands OF brothers and sons IA tho army, do not
sympsthise with them-and il is outrage upon the
Democratic party, that has always stood by the coun
Try, TO assert that Is not the friend Of its gallant
defenders.
%. That the conduct Of Bu adler General Massn
the military cOmmandant at Columbus and Of the
officer commanding the provost guard in preventing
a appearance Of military restraint upon the proceed
ings Of this Convention, show that they have just
appreciation OF the Constitution Of their country and
the rights Of the people, and that they wise and
patriotic officers and that their conduct on this
sion is IN striking contrast with the contrary conduct
Of the military authorities upon the occasion Of the
late Democratic meeting az indianapolis, And we
take pleasure IN dressing confidence in General
Mason and the officers and soldiers under his com
mand.
The Convention then adjourned with three cheers
for the nominees three for the Constitution aud three
for the Union.
VILLAIN MEDILL President
AMOS IAYMAN.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-22

foHTET-5 No,T0-, My y.
T-vo email boats which hsve bern running
flr sometime from Norfolk though the Dis
NAL Swamp Canal TO North Carolina cauv-
ing mails, &c, were captured vesterlav 30
miles from Norfolk
Tbs Charleston Mercury has the follow
ing The guns Of tho Keokuk have besn
raised. The guns Of this famous iron
clad lie on the south Commercial wharf
1T Challeston. They will soon be mount
Cd for our defence They are valuable
acquisition. no les than handsome trophies
Of the battle Of Charleston harLJr.
soldier Of an Ohio regiment. taken at
Rome. Ga, wss 7hot on Wednesday last,
while reaching for cracker ct Belle Isle
prison. Our prisoners were compelled to
walk from their place. Of capture go Rich
mond, from thence to City Point some
gaye ont on 'hc march and cauH rroyc,.l mo-
farther.
\ rebel captain y the uauc of Turner.
had charge Of III. prisoners IRON Richmond
to City Point, and i represented TO re a
brute Of the blacklist kind \ soldier Of tie
ll9th Penn, was layouctcd bccau-- be-
could proceed NJ further Turner wonld mot
even allow thc men drink OF water.
The Petersburg Erp-c,s Of the 18th saw
The rctaliatory resolutions adopted by the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-22
u led.

II ch.c.so, Nay liih, Sarah e. Allen, vie q
Leonard F. jameson. aged : years and months
In Hireshurg Mag 18th 1883. Emily Kenyon,
daughter Of Thomas and Alun,ra y henT'n' aga
Is ve.rs months and Il days
4, the Rattle Of Irish Bend on the harks Of tbs
Psvou Teehe. under General Banks, April 18TH Ad-
iutspt Robert p Lathrop Of the lssth New York
Nolz.
He vas born IN Burlington, Vermont, in lsss' ana
w. the oldes; con Of Captain Gideon Lathrop'
long connected with Steam Navigation on Lake
CbemplsIn and now resident II Stockport, Co.
lumh,s County. New York end srand-son Of the
late Robert Dunlap. Esq, Albany, NeW York.
Adiutaut Lathrop was young psn Of excellent
character and great promise. He went out origin
,Ilv as private in the 18th New York In which be
was promoted to lst Sergeant and from when fesi'
meut he wa. Transferred TO the 59th He wa In tho
even lsvs s-hting before Richmond and evineed the
HIGHEST courage. III family have lost kind son
and brother. our country brave soldier
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-22

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-22

WTrsE Tsv. "a o.
FLcUR-Ths market g.. Flour car'inuss very
dull. and prices have declined sale. 1T ISIS =
: 2s for Ws-,srr ureriue. . ~ . = far common
s1iras. : = % for medium and = 20 : 20 for
sood and choice including Gene=co. Canads. Ohio
and Michigan Corn Neal has tsen in fair demand.
NTH salos a. q - s. 60 e bbl- II Pys Flour
sale a. - 50 7 :5-5 = bhl I'm small lets.
GRAIN.-Corn hiss become very dull and IN
settled. Western mixed a. 8 q oo~ and Western
and southern yellow Of 90 q PC = bush Oats are
also quite unsettled snd lower Sale. Of PinceElard
Island at IS n &c, nnd Northern and Canada have
been cold at s. Sc p bush, closing dull. in Rye
the ssls. have reeu iu small lots a. = u - bush
White Beans are 5rm aud continue in fair demand
at . = q - %, f'r common and good, and g = q
- 81 for extra pc. and marrow. Canada Psss have
been sold at a Is q ii % 70 bush. Shorts are dull
At s32 n s73 y ton, and Fine Feed and mi1dliu--
arc uomiusIly 80 u 50 e ton.
rRoYISIoNS-Pork has been very dull durihg
tho week. .slcs At sl3 sl5 20 for prime; sli a Rs
Gr thin and heavy mes, and 81. n SIS for clear,
cash Beef B. firm and susiains full prices, sales
slI Il 81 n Y bll for Eastern and Western mes,
and extra mess and ~ - n s5 for family eStrs.
Lard is dull and has rcer I'm moderate demand o.
Ios Iu.c in bhs and erc-. and lie ia kess ca-h.
smoked Hams arr -sllins At -l NJ o. = n. cash
Butter has been pretty firm and the arrivals of the
week have been readily taken by tho tr-dc 81 n q
ae,- for good, choiee and extra New York and Yer
mont daires and g. n &c for common, as to quality
In Cbc.-a the sale of now have been a. n Nc -
p. a. 20 quality.
MooL-The demand Tor domestic wool ho. heen
,.r, limited during the week and price remain
about the same. sale have hoen 500 ihs deecc
and pulled et FROM 20 SC a- Z" quality, mostly
H..-, ~ - r. -v.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-22

The Heralds special dispatch dated Muir
f-essboro, Tenn, Nav 18th savs The STU
alton here is unchanged. The extension Of
the rebels left to Williamsport has not weak
enej the heavy infantry force in Gun inmc-
date front. Three corps of Gcncralr Folk.
Elarlee and Breckinridgc an, at Guy gap.
Wartrace and Hanover Gap, respectively.
P5lk's corps consists Of General, Withcrs ami
Chatham s divisions; Gen. Har5ce's # &C.
neral Claihurne and McCowans. and zen.
Breckenridge Of hi own Old division under
Ilardec.-Reiniorceme lately received
firm another division, SAID =, he under con-
mand of J Patten Anderson.
It i said Gen Bragg received rcinf5rce-
ments from other points Of three brigades
but It IL also asserted that the same troops
have gone to aid Nicksburg. The forces al
luied TO sTe the bri-ados Of zen Churchill.
l1st exchanged, Gen. CRISIS from CHARLIE
-0n. and zen. Walkers from Savannah.
Certain II Is that al their troops raised
West on OF about the 10Th Of Nav. Gen
Wheeler rebel cavalry were at NctIinnville
on tho 18th inst Col Wilder's scouts CAP
'ured eight Of hi- hDdv-Guard. and found DO
cumcnts on them showing Wheclor's force
10 be at McNinnvillc Gcn. Morgan has had
a quarrel with Wheeler and was under mr.
rest, but had been taken from under Wheel
q 5 command.
The prisoners taken L. Col. Wilder .av
Gen Morgan has moved toward Kentucky.
Tropcslns 70 urose the Cumberland above
Carthas'- There l. "a report that he crossed
FrIdn, but it j. not credited.
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S,Tu.rIrL M.HANAFoRD'sEs ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT }'THF Houo-shl, -
nrsrR1cT oF cHIrrTNnEy. ss.f l Probate court i'f
the District Of Chittendcn-
To- all persons interested in the cstate n Nathan,
Uenaford late Il Undcrhill i'm said District, DE-
ceased - .
VSer.as. ssid Court hath assigned The goth day
Of NAV next for the saslement Of INC sdmins,i -
ZION account of the Administrator Of the Estate OF
aid deceased and ordered that public notice there
of BE- ,iven 10 all persons interested In SAID estate
hy nm Rlishing this order three weeks slccessiNeiN
,rsrricns 10 the day assigned. in the Burlington
free Press printed in Burlington, in said District,
TBsrsfcr. YOU are hereby notified 20 appear ~ me
Probate Court rooms, In burlington, on the dnN -
.;,-ned then and there 90 contest the ailoWanc" "
aid account, il YOU see cau'c- 81.
Given under my hand, this ith day ~ NA''
~, ,l,-1 -, A. c. DIXON. Register
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,.rr>1,s ALIENS ESTATE.

STATE or VERMONT l'TO an per'"nfs ~, 81.
DISTRICT or cHIrrEypEy. $. S i eerned IN tle =
tate Of Artcmas Allen late ri Nes'i.lI ~ ,'''
District deceased, . ul-tLllS>,,f
Ata Probate Court holden a. Burlington. within
and f,r the District - Cbittendcu. on the 2l 9HN
III Nav A. u. 1853. an Instrument purP'.ttiiu-
10 he the last VIII and Testament Of ArtemaS AlI'n
late of Westford. i'm said District, decen'e'' N'-
presented 20 the Court aforesaid, for PROBATE H..
And ID Is ordered hv said Court that the ~ ''.
Of June A. u. l-f3. at the Probate Court h,'3uS
In aid burlington he assigned for proving sail M
,,er.ons concerned bv publishing this order three
week. excessively in the Burlington Pre- FTfN' o
ncwspapcr printed at -ail Darlington previous 10
TbcrefoTe Won are hereby notified 90 appear 20
fore aid Court az the time and place aforesaid am
contest the probate nf said WILL II you nave -
Given under my hand 40 Burlington 10 sa'i I'.'-
trfcf this 2d dav ~ MAY. A. y. -d3.
wi-v3 C.. DIXON. Register
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NV YosE, Nay u
The Tr,.,rs', Washington despatch a7v'
that Gen sehofeld has heen assigned the
command Of tho Department Of Nissour, N
place Of Gen. Curtis removed
4 Carsvillo letter Of the 10th states that
severe inflntry feht took place near Suffolk
On the 18th That morning a heavy rebel
force II infantry was reported having driven
IN our picksts at Beaver Dam Church \
ssctlon Of the 7th Mass. battery, 9th Msss-
infantry and three companies of the 1-th
y. Y. we're sent out to oppose the rebels
with the remainder Of the 10Th y. Y. and
the roth y. !. a. the second line Of battle.
After short skirmish the rebels retired
lefore two companies Of the 9th Mass. and
10th y. Y. hut again opened soon after y
third assault by our troops was made to draw
the rebels forward but they retreated. and
our forces now occupy strong position IN
aud around Carsyill,-
Our loss was two killed, p wounded and
seven missing. Our forces are busy rc'nov-
inc the rails from the railroad aud the whole
track Is being taken up.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
JOHN wILCox's ESTATE

NE the subscrihrrs hsvin. been appointed ~ tho
w Honorable the Probate Court for the district
Of f;rp md Isle Commissioners 20 receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands q rE person
sgainst the estate Of John Wilcox, late OF GTenl
Ise In sid district deceased represented inolvrn
and also sll csinrs and demands exhibited IN Offset
thereto and six months from The dsy Of the cate
hereof being allowed BY said Court FOR that pu5
tend 70 the business Of our appointment - the
dwelling house Of Lucretis Wilcox in Grand Isle 10
aid district on .he third Tuesday OF September NJ 2
At 10 o'clock A. n. Of aid DAY.
Patel this n day 4 April A.n 1856
SETH HOAG. CONF
ul-,st- HIRAM CENTER.
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B,LTryorE, Nav Is.

The Richn,ud Enquirer Of the lith has
the following
JAokso& Miss May H. One thousand OF
Grants clvalry entered and burned crystal
surinc- on the New Orleans r T. to-day at
l. O'Clock
J,ckso<. May H. The enemy are fort'iy-
me at Rocky Springs and Western SPRING.
Gen. osterlrius Is at Caynn with $50 ca'al-
~ and six or seven regiments OF infantry
The ene,ay are reinforcing at Wnow and
Rocky Springs from the Mississippi
Grant will probably advance caSte'iy' i"e
enemy. feet above vickshers Is ineras NJ
BosroN, May II.
The Merchant Exchange Bulletin contains
a di-pateI. from New York to-day laying
,,,,t ia, steamer conway irVn Port hoFSl
,lree day,. -inr-, las arrived.
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