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NzESSHS. FOWLER X WELLS, No. %'S
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SCOPES the PSYCHOLOGICAL NkSIANt' IN COO
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FRREN ILLOGICAL EN.,MtNAHDSS. Win tLd.'s ". %
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coop stiNlNTS n great abundance and
v,-i - 'sy % 'c,ind s. he EMPLOYMENT SOCIL-
~. ,tL,' II a mon Han on Astof place aud 8tlt.
~ do,r- 60. 4 bro,ewsy OeImln Dutch, French ESQ
''''l Rev. WM. DEMAREsT Superintendent
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Drn Goo05.

CPEING MILLlNEKY-MF. DAVIDSON,
= no. Is Bcecso. has tie pleasure to announce th',
nor usual Semi Aunua enlng Of Imported ffech huh.iy
TO- r,rI.r rod ssn,nr. vii isae r.oe ant i..DAY
nr4t E.fch 49, No. 10 BE, chcr,, Wei Of broal".y
E7OR SALE-Mr.. ANNE :. McLEANs
I Patent spi'ai-Sping PADS for Lsde, Dresses faeas
Sn,ns.Dn.t and other cor SITS. BACf BKAtES, -t.
janis l.. MCLEAN SOC Ago1t
1r.,y,s MT cssh No. 81 Chinbsiss... y !.
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| RESpECTARLE MAN dcsires 70 60 no

IN EUROPE th Eugish ranii', Of wa one q pa
h. ce,tlsme0 He IL well ecqus.Ht-d wh iofe gu oua
y y ard fanl with the large cries q oe, nIony %
M, Would enter into pOstv. ems. "a a. u
Considerable -
Nc, 100 ElIn.st.
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[.UGris.

A SITUATION WANTED-By respectable
~ yopug girl to do HAMBERWOKK and WAif Nc
OF HOUSE WORK for a eual family. live good city
renca lug be- self useful Can bo iO
p dave at No. III la 18th St. q Il ior.
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VSTANTED--A native IEhCi lLR OF English,
W L.ocuuou aud BooShee iug. for German A"e 81
5 oa, a ,e'rry from 800 " 30 hno"rdfr OF Ter
Wan asiabe Ia ticit exhibition Of prdsso2I,al Abi ty
co.ot,ous Afph,4l, vii pleas9 address or em o. M
T. GERMAN, so. Is Pla.t-si.. =. J., or On NJ. %
ODNNf fObOkeu H,aieuIv o. Stus; ana How
l.zi.is, fObokel. DeiOr" q pill sd meat.
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ALL RESPECTABLE FAMILIES, bOAhp-
"A w; HOUSES sad HOTELS, caa be supphsd WI q
- SDVsNrS ,re m all rltioos both Protestant "ud "a T.
60 :, Ms YOiKSION'S Office, II the large moiuo Duiu
iu.. No. ~ inv.
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4 PRACTICAL DRAFTSMAN ana NE
a CuANiC Of long cIr reucc IL designing ana cons rae
of .r.,rt an achin ers ana Dsnsgement % tholr
rss rc.pyus;Jle po..t,oa Address j. H' NJ iho"n'
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L'OR StLE CIilAP-A 2i--tory aud cIten-
) don co'tsre House wish y,r.. ga &C. 81 .'lin 10
10 oi o. tiv isl iio.klyn. 10, sil- wll .iapes
I.ach,s - io-s'.o. io-ilat-. II \. s!AsAI.D Bfooa
W lnf Co.. No. 1 Na..tt
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AMONG THE PINES.
TENURILIING REVELAIIOAS.-
AERTrRARY ARRESTS IN TUE SOU III
SEEMS FROM TIE EXrE$lESc1 Of a" AIAIAA

native o, Cla.ie.on :. G frso ye'se tes ''t ol ~
Cotton S.ats. former lw-ra:incr o. y -. - e. '
ANN, Nv row in t@ &. est a. t.e AiioAna ht Ne''
This Ielarstile cad thrias book GiVes socI az ~
~i-y of events ia fas Soaih &c beNe not here's.
res The ,c.g,s OF southern u n't vie -- ''''
Ennsce; apd vh = ccesosses the Is ma NJ n'ce'' OF
romance a. clsacer social posI.icH o. i or ~
~srraas o. is Gd,iiy PGbi-.ed u Chs vo.'ns' LILO
cloth. Price 81. - -. . .,..--,.- , .-.,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14
From the Atlanta Commonwealth.
Impresslnents.

The President, in his late message,
alluded to the power of lmpressment,
as a military exigency but urged upon
Congress that it should be guarded by
judicious provisions against pervcrsion
or abuse and be under duo regulation
of law.
No true-hearted Southern man will
object to a proper and honest. exercise
Of this power, for the public service.
But if the public service is made Il
mere protence, and this power is per.
ycrted and abused for the purpose of
taking the property Of nj citizen for
the private and individual benefit Of
another who is q tavorite, or ain CO.
boot" with the improsslng officer, it
then becomes in intO!crablo evil.
An alleged case Of this kind will o 0
BIO brought to tho nOtice.of the Prosi-
dent and of Congress, If the facts are
represented, it is to be hoped that
the existing laws and articles Of war
will provo sufficient adequately to pun
ish such an outrage. But if not, as the
recommendation Of tho message would
seem to intimate, then Congress should
Immediately pass stringent laws to pre-.
vent such Instances of Butlerism in the
army. e.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14
The Times!

The enemy are concentrating the
mos. of their force ar Spring Hill and
Franklin, and seem to DO e%ndeavoring
60 out flank us on the left.
They may intend this movement as
a font, 10 cover some movement IN our
front, but wo are inclined TO bellows
they are in earnest in their flank move.
mont. They seem to know that we
are ready for them, and arc afraid to
attack our works in front, and arc try
ing to 90 around us, with the hopes Of
compelling us to fall back, but they
will try in vain, as we arc ready for
them at all points.
We are informed that n spy, from
Gllos county, was to have been hung
o, Tullahoma yesterday. He was
pointed out by the Captain of Andy
Johnson's body guard, (whO deserted
and come over to US some time sinco,)
who states that this spy, whose namo
we wero unable to learn, had, to his
own knowledge, received, at three diff.
terent times, the sum Of one hundred
and fifty dollars, for services rendered
tho enemy. Our informant also states
that there were two or three desorters
TO DO shot yesterday.
There is skirmishing from day to
day, with a strong prospect Of u fight
on our left before many days.
II the enomy do not advance pretty
soon, we arc disposed to think that our
boys will become impatient and make
Thorn q morning call some pretty day.
Whecler and Wharton are operating
or our left, TO prevent q raid upon the
Columbia Railroad, which is in opera.
ton to Elkton.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14
For the Daily Bulletin.
A Nation al Enigm

l am composed Of thirty-thtoe letters.
My 10, 81, 20, II. Is, ), and %, is q State
Of the Southern Confedoracy.
My 81, 80, 10, 10, lG, and 3, is a Senator in
our Congress.
Ny II, 80, 90, 8. 20, 25, and |, is a Cover
nor Of one OF our States.
lily g, >, and %, is u much lame1aA deceas-
ed General.
Ny 81. and last, is the first and last of u dis
tinguished Southern Statesman.
My /, Il, Is, s., Is, II, II, ), ss2S. II and
IS, is a ~favoritc living General.
Ny u, 10, 81, 3. T., o, II, 81, II, %, 20, 90,
and >. is a vessel in oar young Navy.
Ny whole is a Bible injunction, which all
our paoplo should obey. q.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14
SOLDIERS M

The undersigned, as previously a~nnounnaiha,
was appointed by a public meeting to raise the
sum of $4,000, for the families of soldiers in
Franklin county who need help. Agents have
been appointed in all the Districts, most of
whom are doing we'll. hope the balance will
not delay, as the calls for help are now becom-
ing quite numerous.
70 the people of District No. l, l have only
to say that hope those who have not paid
will come forward and pay up. More than
half the amount to be paid by this district has
been paid, and l have the pleasing statement
to make that in this call for money to feed tho
families of soldiers who are out fighting our
battles, l have called on but one man who re-
fused to pay his part.
hope all will now come forward and nav
up at once.
fsbi4 A. s. COLYAR.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14

UF Rev. F. A. KIMBAL. The
Huntsville advocate in speaking of
the conduct Of Gen. S. A. M. Woods
Brigade at the battle of Murfreesboro,
pays the following compliment to
Rev. F. A. KimbaI, former pastor Of
the Methodist Church at Winchester {:
Rev. F. A. Kimbal, formerly ofthe
West Huntsville Methodist Church,
at present Chaplin of the 10Th Ala.
Reg'nt is reported to have acted in a
manner most complimentary to his
courage during the fight. He re-
manned with his regiment--and as his
friends fell around him he was the first
TO administer to their comfort. He
prayed for and advised with the dying
administered to the necessities of
the neutrality-suspicious. the am
balances Of his regiment, and in fact
showed himself a christian soldier of
the right stamp. We say let other
ehaplains 60 and do likewise.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14
70 IT. Tally Pclletin.
IL - - y
NJ exit

~ MI.
Slept my soul within its valley,
Like a lake hemmed in by hills;
Flowers bloomed upon its margin,
Free from care and all its ills.
Calmly lay this lakelet basking,
In the soft Of summers morn,
Not a ripple broke its pictures -.
Motion from its faco had gone.
Soon an angel form flew o'er it,
Dipt his wing down in its breast,
Bent his lip down to its waters
Heaved II wavelet-whispered-"Res Rest"
Blu. not long lay it there sleeping,
For II cloud of fearful hue,
Rushed adown its mountain valley,
And with madness DER it flew.
Passion peal'd its fearful %thunders,
Der tho lakelet's cre5ting waves;
Rest was wakeaed from its slumbers,
Peace and Love" found wat'ry graves.
Passion was the cloud that rushing
Ger my souls calm, peaceful breast,
Beat it till its waves, out s~hrleking,
Yelled in tury-"R Rest, o, Rcst!"
WINcuEsTER, February Il, 1868.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14

Mcssr5. Bright and ScholefcId had
again been speaking in Birmingham in
reference to bclIigeront rights. Mr..
Bright did not think any change could
be made in the determination of the
Paris Congress. IIoquostioned whether
commercial men desired peace in Amer
lea. 1t wouIl bring ruin to many.
He complained OF Russell aud Glad.
stone, and bitterly denounced the Lon
don Times for misleading the public on
American questions.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14
" EXTRACT"
Head Quarters, Army Of Tennessee,

TULLAHoMA, February 9th, 1863.
GENERAL ORDER8,l
NO. q.
|. At n General Cour: Martial convened at
TuIlaboma, Tenn, January 23d, 1863, in pur-
suNnce of Special Orders, No. II, Paragraph ,,
from these Head Quarters, dated Tullahoma,
January 20, 1868, whereof Brig. Gen. 8. A.
VI. Wood is President, were arraigned and
tried tina following
WILLIS Liout. Z. N. Oliver, LIST La. In
fantry, on tho following charge and specitica-
ton:
Misconduct in the face of the enemy.
SPECIFICATION.
In this, that lst Lieut.. l.. n. Oliver, being
a duly commissioned officer of the lst Regi-
ment Louisiana Infantry, accompanied his
Regiment and Company to the field of battle
before Murfreesboro, Tenn, on or about the
Both day of December, 1862 that on or about
the morning of the 3lst day of December, 1862,
said Lieut.. l.. N. Oliver, having procured q
stray horse, did, during the heat Of the battle,
and in face of the enemy, abandon his Com
pany and ColOrs without warrant, or au-
thority, and remain absent until the follow
ing morning, although ordered to rejoin his
Regiment by Capt. Beatty, of tho same Rcgi-
ment. All this at or near Murfreesboro, in
the Stave of Tennessee, on or about the 31st day
of December, 1862.
q To which the accused pleaded as follows:
To the Specification, Not Guilty.
To the Charge, Not Guilty.
1X.-FINDING AND SENTENCE OF THE
CoURr.-After mature elaboration, the Court
finds the accused as follows:
OF the Specification. Guilty.
Of the Charge, Guilty.
And does, therefore, sentence him, the accused,
lst. Lieut.. l.. n. Oliver, 1st Regiment La.
Infantry, ":to be cashiered, and that his
name, crime, and place of abode, and punish
ment, be published in the newspapers about the
Camp, and in the State of louisiana"
X.--The proceedings in the foregoing case
having, with the findings and sentence of
the Court, been submitted to the General
Commanding, are by him approved and con-
firmed.
LIST 1t. L. N. Oliver, 1st La. Infantry,
therefore, ceases to be an officer of tho Con-
fedorate States Army from this date.
By command of Gen. BRAGG.
GEORGE WIN. BRENT,
H A.. A. Gen'l.
-OFFICIAL--
K1NLOCH PALC0NER,
A. A. G.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14
$40 REWARD.
up at once.
febl4

MY NEGRO GIRL DOLLY left my house,
near Cowan Depot, about the 18th of last
month. She is about eighteen years old, blaak
and weighs about 1875 pounds. l heard of her
being IN the neighborhood of Decherd ten
days ago. The above reward will be paid for
her delivery at my house.
feblo-lwS G. B. AUSTELL.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14

The New York Tribune says that
Count Morcior denies that he has been
a party to any scheme for mediation or
Intervention, OF that any proposal of
tho kind has ever boon made to bin.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14

~ Were we a painter and desired
TO personify human life. we should
represent a ragged and haggard NOR
tai with q crust so hard that it could
be broken only when moistened by
tears. o.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14

The Army and Navy Gazette says;
"An end to the war, except i'll mutual
ruin, we can SEQ none. Those who
speak OF reducing tho South to the
state OF San D, mingo little realize the
miserios and horrors which must betaIl
tho South if her bleeding carcass lies
INTERESTINGLY at the foot Of armed Ado.
litionism."
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14
LANYARD NOTICE.

I Will TAN HIDES INTO SOLE
Leather for twenty-five cents per pound, and
INTO upper leather for forty cents per pound
Or l will tan on the shares for one-half. OIL
will give spun thread, leather or money FORA
green and dry hides delivered to mo at Salem
Mills or ut my lanyard.
W. s. CRIDDLR.
Jan. s. dim
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS ARE WARNED Non
to trade for notes given to me by W. b. Fi.hi'
er, Jas. NJ. Wilson, w. P. Macfarlano
Burke and VIM B. Crisman, and the na,,;..
requested not to pay to any body but me. Tbsss
notes have been stolen from me and will =.
duplicated by affidavit.
Feb. l0-lw. Il. B, CRISMAN :.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14

lT Somebody, noticing one of the
Chattanooga Rebels jokes, can't see
where "the laugh comes in" Paul
says IL comes in on the next train.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14
FOR SALE.

A LARGE BAY HORSE AND A Fam.
ny lockaway. The horse is kind and gentle,
and the rockaway nearly now. Enquire ut
'nls once jan, s, 'G3-dG
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F r MFOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE MY FARM Az
Estill Springs, containing 81 acres well i'm.
proved. For particulars apply to tho under.
signed on the premises.
Jan. l0-1w. A. j. MASON,
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14
II Q T I G. e

The following named members of Tennessp,
Regiments and Companies who died in and
around Richmond, Va, left effects, which Ma
legal representatives can secure upon presens.
ton Of proper evidence to Capt. CLARENCE
MORFlT, Assistant Quartermaster, Ric,,
mond, Virginia:
Allen, NJ. Is. Jones, A. B.
Council, B.. L"ddy, A. j.
Downing j. F. Rogers, j. Z.
GasEey, q. Reedon. Lewis
Holmes, Robert Sanders, j. Ii.
Scarborough, Rob't II
Richmond, Va. December 20, 1852.
G2- Tennessee papers copy. fob4.a
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14
$50 ACRES OF LAND
FOR L e.

WISH TO SELL MY DESIRABLE
Farm two miles from Winchester and Ops
from Decherd. References-A. a
Colyer, Winchester Joseph Carter, Dechsl.
"A. j. Mason, EStill Springs. -
Jan. 28-lm. C. z. RMBRY
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-14
Horses and Buggy forSale.

THREE NO. l HORSES and q fire no.to.
BUGGY for sale. Apply VI the Bulletin
Office or Post Commissary. febS,tf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-31
Southern News.

tBy X pysss 20 ths Neu r0'k suns
From late tilts OF Richmond papers received a. the
eg, once, through cur secret agents, We gather in
tsrsstins details Of Southern news.
The recent cavalry expedition under Gen. Averill,
appears to have produced considerable alarm In
Richmond and the vicinity A rebel officer Who
participated In the eight ssAInst Avsr, Furnishes by
lsttsr some interesting psrteulsrs Of the turning
Dptnt Of the expedition. The writer regrets thath
vas found possible to burn Island Ford bridge In
esnasqnsnes Of the rapid advance Of that portion Of
IL fseces under Avsrils Immediate command. Who
sused the bridge and thus escaped As soon as they
vus sassly over, they burned the bridge Themselves,
WITCH produced the utmost eonsternstion smong the
sehs Ysakesl, Who had been oti from the bridge
b. the detachment under Jackson. The retss claim
the rssnt Of Jseksons operations, ina capture Of
AvUrills ambulance train 100 prisoners win their
kOrpas and equipmenta Q number oy cAfbinss ana
CyyavsrA mules and wagons ~ or 20 negroes eisht
sunhsr Of maps q 10 or 20 counties, in Viii neAJy
every house was put dosn, and IN somt nstsaces tho
spcupsnts OF the houses we're given.
AZ AsyoUBpus zDirosIAL.
TIE Richmond Is0uIHrn, Of the 2tsh inst. ssys
Our lsa.As By the snsmy gaining possession Of Eaat
Tvnaasss are inesleslAbls We are not only de-
ivsd Of the vast -four mills Of that country, which
prsvioasiy supplied he whole army, but Of vat
ehins ahoss sxssnsvsly organized at Kasxviis. Be-
ddspthas W srs eat Cd from the eeal, sea and ssp-
N m.,ss whish we're vsstA millions b us The COP
rr rolling nirls ss CIsvslssd suvsriatsndsA By Col.
Pest Gsvsnaa, aasaG. vhisA vss sssai ly ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-31
The Sham Mexican Monarchy.
A New Dimeulty In tho Way.


Sc .Johns Dee. 9o.-The following wss received
from Europe via Galway. by the steamer Adristic:
The PaIis correspondent Of the London rinKs Gays
the Arch-Duk haIimiEian considered the recogni.
tiDa By the Warrington Govcrnmopt OF the new
AeIcan Monarchy Indispensable TO his acceptance
sf the throne.
The proposal vas formsy made By the French
GOvsrsmsnt TO President Liacolu's Cabinet. A dis
patch from Washington in reply Was to the eject
that the Am'riean RspubIic rovld nsrsr tolerate,
much less Vecoonise. monarchy established ot tilr
Vsrs DOORS.
lis supposed that this will decide the Arch Duke
- abandon the idea Of accepting the throne Of
Mexico.
San Frdncisco, Dee 29.--1he French paper Of this
sity has received news from the City OF MeIico to
Shs 7th instant. The French troops entered MorsliA
- the 90th Of November without opposition. General
BsYthiss had occupied Acamboro. Geaerai Bszane
~ st Caisys, where General Comonfort vas assss-
sanstsA. General Aosfa occupied San Miguel. Jua-
ess and his Minister said TO have left for Dur
anSo. Gsasrll BAxaips had concentrated twelve
eAoussId French troops st Caieys, and General
Doni vas at Salamanca, sixteen lossaes from Guam
aSusto II u stated that the governments OF Hoi
land and Of Spain have recognized the new Mexican
Government. General Nerette bss succesdsd Gen.
Cenaafsrt ~ Minister Of War Of JuArex.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-31
General Intelligence.

Gov Vans Of Hin 10, has orie Ell The arrest OF all
persons recruiting for regiments for cther S's,".
hsoSo ,he n,,.,'ics OF ,rsir is rceep, { TO
bacco n the Ns- orleans market from Connecticut.
Iuy of ,iS r hel los. t ChictsmtueA Il. stated as
follose lied 2. tp d,nrrusy voandse, +,IsO;
slightly wounded, looro niissins, 1907
ssv,s member. of the 6'h oh,c n,,,cr, hsv. been
nurtet,d. The, were tied 80 trees, shot. and their
bodies thrown intc the riVcr.
ActRi"rs Ard n'ere.,irg discover, hss rccer.'v
been mad" IN 'al foruia 81 pvrar very similar IN
much smaller.
ccst 80, 600. AMI 10 B, placed In the eye ~ the
dome ~ the capitol ia sboyc the 'p-et.tcr that
,ome o. the female hsui, introduced will be ,,tssn
Tnr value ~ the priv. captured ~ orr navy ,ires
ths eommcnesmsu, Of tn rebel !, .hosu hy ~.
IN. sn,'r y" suouht & 10 oser ~. nah
tore and the other halt ulNcsd 60 the credit ~ the
fund for the relisfo disablcj "anen.
Tnr..,.r;hlp s, Ge,rs.. which arrived at ror,
Ian |, Ne. ot iriasv last h.d narrow c.csp. whom
two dsv. out from Gl.'to. somc Of the emros,er
wsut belcs With lslt, snd h, -or,r nrans uuted
.om. store. oi rarsf nc oil Tho e,ro.,sn hti,d The
..riln. lssN. IL sss blowing hsa,s fale ~ the
time, aud t.gir,d all the eno'r. ofthc -hips com
psry O. sav, h.t
Ir p'.tno-s Deceive. hsvc fcrretcd out eon.
trsbsnd n az depot IN ths' citv h.vns underground
-ets cund ready 10 10 SOUTH sons of them con
'suirs nformat on of the h,sh..t ntoi .nos to our
tors we're ato found. mAtsrd 80. :. 4 " number
of ladies snd r.ntlcmcn Of ari,ocrntic pretensons
have been locked M for their srcucy in this contra
land mail route.
Ar.rsIortc old i.sv recently sent three smoking
ears as prescnis tn officer IN the Army OF the potom
se. one vas lnI ,'tn N SIDE and tho rrmi nur
she desired to BE- prcs.ntedto two Gsn.rnls. one u
whom must be tse'o'sller, aud 'he other one who
ntNer INDUCED In IsOisnits. ten. Willian. chief
OF ten. Moados staff, took the anti ptofau cap,
rnd Ten. Hunt the ttmpera co cap. great deal Of
iun 10 made about the dislution ~ thrsc presents
Tns Dsnvillc RRGsrFr ssyr the .maIl pux contiu.
Ne, to rrcsd Imonr tho Yankee pison,rs there. ard
there are nov about three hundred ca,cs In all The
virus furni,hsd by their osu government having
been rrn"fay adm ns'sr'd, the piorf,ss Of disease
may tc CHECKED. Toe fatality among thc ptisouer.
from this and other m,sdea 10 very great Several
wagon loads are hauled out 10 the graveyard every
d.y, from the general hSspts besides thos Who die
Of small POI
A C,Nyrericrr p1rer 'sy' that on the 18th inst
Miss Mary l tHutrii vAs married a. Norfolk. and
two css After ale d.. Of diyAcfit, with which she
had been attacked thc dav f0fo her marriage From
the hut ~ Ia sist she ehpesed strong htls that
her c. noes ould r,,ut iu death. Ind, sd che told
her friends that abe had had dream, or vision, 10
which ,he had seen hcrsrf composed Ia her cohn for
rural, and singular A. II may seem, the pre- vision,
so Tar from appa ling and aatnne hci had quite the
contrary eject, and che vent Gown Unto the gros.
shadow" ehesrfully. Almost 10y ousy