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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03
The Mcdowell Court Of Inquiry.

WAsUlN0ToN. Mouday. TO. :, IVIa'
The Mcdowell Court OF Inquiry is sIill in session.
To-day s.-Gen. Buford was examined about the
expedition he led oul from WArrenton Junction to-
ward Chester Gap on the 26th OF August, the object
Of which was, he shid, TO reoouDoiIer The enemy .
position.
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R.;,er Explosion md Aos, % LILO.

BALTIMORE. Monday req . ~
A boiler a, inego s. Thompsons steam iorgo NV
roiIinO mill. corner OF Alice, Anua aud Eden stree
exploded tonight, killing four "ofAn'on univ
serously wOundng i've.
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vigorously from Sacramento, with every prospect OF
the hrst secton being completed next GUNNER 50
the cars can run TO the foot Of tie hills.
Judge Creator, the oldes, District Judge OF the
State, has decided that greenbacks are not legal
tender
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Federal Occupation Of Franktin, Tenn
Marrow Escape Of Forrest.

k,,nsiLiE Tenn. holdsy. FEB. :, lsJ'
Col. Rob.r JoLntOns Rc.Imen, took possession
Of Franklin, Tenn, las, night. Gen. Forrest aud
rtfT narrowly escaped. Rebel captain and two
men v,r. ear,used. We los, ono man Killed.
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yEW.XORN LEGESLATURR.

SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 9, ls.3
Mr.. BELL, on behalf Of the Committee appointed
at the last Legislature rendered q report on the
assessulent law. Adjourned.
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BnoorLrs Conmos Coosc.1.-rhe Board Of

BRooTLYS CoMaoS CoUSciL.-The Board o.
Aldermen ne, las, evening Mr OKyefs Ia the chair
communication from the Msyor received yetong hs
r,snuton Of she osrd which referred tue bill Of the spe IA
Committee Ievices in eIsui1ng tho sccoyDss OF ht
Water Board amounting 20 $4l4 TO the Finance
Committee Tor tue go0ad that the charges were
excessive The amount charged by the COMMITTEES afnonnt'
10 s4 An snimsted dcusion ensucd In " bich sevefs
Of The Aldermen stated that II tho bills were not pstd Icy
oul hing actions sgaut the city Tor the amount due bem
Tho bills are: Danie cLsughin 49, Demas srong %
Edward Murphy, 575; jas. a. Van Bruut 49, Charles
Frank, S72; Daniel Green 90 The matter referred
10 Special Committee Tor inyestigaiiou ard Iepct
AID Strong presented tue following preamble and RESOLUTION
Ia relation he ai eTloie CONDITION. OF the stetts
Aertas The present aud lougconiinued hthy coDdton
~ tho Coy Of NewYork which jury .he execution OF
the ciqidzsd worlds producing citizens,
lest il be- followed by i natural resultspeftencs oiseae.
ard death and
WA,yeos Doubts have always exsted 10 tho power c'
tho Board charge Of the claiming Of the
streets independently Of this Common Council Il Ger:
tauly a. under circumference duty to Pro,ec, and
gueid the lives and no 18th Of citizens now therefore,
Resorei That s Law Commi.iee ubder the ofyice Of the
Counselor aud hereby objected 10 examine the laws 70
letting thereto aud report what action there is within The
Of this Board remedy the spmng eouci ion Of our
civ b. compelling the performance OF tbs contracts for Gle
ins the streets amazing the contracts therefor. The
resolution adopted.
% motion Of AID Nody1e the Stree, Commi.sionsr wss
directed 70 the o5sucious which now exiH 81 tbs
Ninth street. bIiGg.. Ia The U0wanus Cfsek
Several additional Commissioners OF Deeds were conhrned
ts bonds officials ordered on Tile, and 'ne
Board Adjourned
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From Central md South America.

by the steamer Ocean Queen, which arrived from
Aspin vail last evening we bave dates 70 and in
Gliding NE Oath Of January. The following is the
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MARRIED..

CROSS-SlMPsON-At MsmaIoneck on Sunday, FEB l.
BY tho Rev Charles Fletcher. Richard s. Cross 81 New
YORK Cry to sarah j. Simpson OF London. Canada West
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AgsrAL BALL or Tue BRooELYs FIRE DEPAkr
-. Tb. tv.nt, tffh annual bail Of tho Brooklyn Fire
Dspos,asut tssk place !hs AoadsSS OF sasSs As assN
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Duslness Noilrts.
MOTHERS.
MOTHERS.

MOTHERS. MOTHERS.
Are you disturbed G nigh and broken of your rest by
sick child suffering and crying with the eIcrueisng pain OF
cutting eehl II so 60 a, and get bottle OF Nj"
wIsuow,s SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve tho poor LITTLE
saerer immediAteydep.na upon ~ there Is no mistake
about Il. Th,ve Is not mother earth who has ever used
f. who will no, tell you that it will regulate the bow
Ella and rive rest 10 the neither aud relief and heah to she
child operating Ike magic Il Ia perfectly s@is to use IN oil
aud pleasant ,he and tho prescription OF one
Of tho olde.. aad best female ycans aud nurse. In the
United sst... Price IS cents. Sold everywhere.
RgMoyaL.-The office of Mrs. WlNsLoW's
sooruise srRuP removed to No. - Deys- Mrs. WEES
lows DozHsro RscEiFrs lice hsto COOK BOOK can be
hal srst. by applying as shove
EVERY SOLDIER SHOULD HAVE THEM.
From q. n. Hsintzensu. Steward 12i Regiment, p W
.Your u.edieiaA preparation (BRows's BRoNcniAL
TKocHE) Is certainly valuable to soldiers in the hold ana
feel atsasd gensrsy adopted al the hospitals inany
epe, night. OF the weary soldier would be avertst Our
are now testing their qualities ami believe arc OH
del Of their good effects 10 alternating those distressing
eons q the throa. Arising from cold and exposure they
s. nc daily prescribed hespitl snd at the surgeons
morning CALI sold evor ywherc at % cents per box
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The CoURTs.-The General Term Of the Supreme
Court will Ia ths Brooklyn City dali on MONDAY hsI~
To, CITY Court will take up the Day Calendar Tor fsbrasy
the third ADD fourth week Of the month Today he Con o.
Sessions viii conn the tern fOr the thai Of criminal
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FROM FRANCE.

TIE Emperor. spoech-The ACCOMPANY
inc poeumcnts Tho Empcror's "efer-
enee 20 American AG''ir'--Thc N'P'",
m,,,e CorrespoHdense-The Proposes
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-09
Cine Dprthet!hafte @eleoenhsi-

fir etne g0trthi4aft rbcr antereS g eIb1ft lit has Saus Ode
BON Yenn 9lSdnid Atenue unb Spmnienhfr, telde8 3u Der.
faufen 1T. Wtan melbe ib am 0latc ielbf Bel
(30npS1W(tl TrductS gSedber.
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eb&enQbe,- S@eiben t6 II

9teb&en @&eiben TT u
web!- gOrsefern Mcreen mar Der &spOr-
tee Ter Sun" 3eues elmer 5fsniliGsn Sctne,
trelGe .tnen ttefen Gtnbrud auf i'm, fDpIe auf
ete iibrtsen 5ui6auer matte. an Der @de
BON Sapstts unb prttsrarabt esrabrte CT es
men SOloateu uno Elm 17jd9rt9es Mapdtn,
welHs bort mnbsfimmsrt uun aut &npefen'
Den, auF cine riibrenoe gBetIe pon chamber
AbidteD ndh1nen. 0etber fommsn Iplhe Gee
nen jebt nur su bdufis por uno bic 3uriid-
bletbenoen BADEN oft utttts oEs esn lHledtsn
SfpIf, poa6 ntdt jebe 6u9tl trtft."
Gin gutes 8%etfptel babcn BITE d.
'ttn &tnfinnati'5 Bsseben, tnrem le fit bic
&oleaten u%nlsres Qanpes cine .6atr" srIfney
ten, psl@e itatf bslubt mar. @u6 In antevn
Staoten bat man teretts Wntalten getrpfen,
etre ioi6e 5a erSfaen nnp tptr 9ofsn, Oae uu>
Iere O1inen ntht btnter bensn Der ipeRlt6en
Stdots 5uridbletben werben nnb auG balp
oteIe5 quite Bstlptsl noGa6men.
Dferbebtt6tabI.-B &tn9 wurbe
am Wfcntage inter Der Nntlu9e rertaftst, osm
u Gpliett In NdIbtnetOu etn Wfsro aeIfDblen
su ba6sn. 0thter QOsdu ldnote i'm ia bic
SdiI
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9eutI1e Srietc,
DeI6t in Der enslii6sn 2iIte entbaIten ftxb.
81 a M . N I E

~+,.r ,..7a1 OoMenltHe.
Wide NtrS Sas; 8ru5afer MrS W1ars
&taut MtB Charlotte; G%rpntarot W1tB 81;
Otfsl Wrs q .; Dune MrS 81; Gobsri
Yeib Sulta &lsrpt Mi6 Sarrtet @nIer
1lrS g $; @0tngbsrn Oi6 9outle; 6rtd
DliB MarY; @rolenosd WiB Clara ; btlOe.
brouot Mib Nnnie; 6auf WlrS 0cnt1e Sims
lag Mre; 9eBlsr Wrs YtaAsI; Sul ter Mra
5oro9 Us; &oieuturaer NtB &; gteit Wtb
&aibar 30; Ssliser Mib g; @aubad Wl6
Nsbfcca; S@rGpsr Wrs; Gp1iuser Wie
Sarab 6; ulbman .Wrs @attartns; u9l
Mr8 Dlagp geibsr 0ii6 3ennie; Weter
Wig 6ann9; Weoner Niib 2nnte.
3~errenItfe.
Nibtr 0eo; Baer : $; Batter Gam ;
Baitian Mur s; Berg SulinS; Burger 8 ;
Beter 9; Bedsr Sac; Confer g so
-Dnrgsr 6snrY; Gben Scbn Dm 6ltns 8
%; 5spblinssr $, @eetueer 8; @ebbarbt
Wm ; @raulben S $; @usf Us s; 6tlrt
Daniel; 6taterstr @bs; Sabnterser Gbr ;
6rlmeB Q; 5srten Sobn ; 4lum QOOlpb ;
SOFTEN SOispb; atsin Sobn &oufman {
s; Sherman Gtanet8; &el @m Snip IS;
1forner s 10; Rubn 9tcbert .; 9ts 6rana /;
Qsusbsre Sacob 2int 8 Meio $50; Meper
@m; @a9le 6snrp SbencOrf SOGn !; Nanu
6 S; Jioiemal6 8, GGraber s. 81 Comp
@GloB Soispt; Gambler 8 .; S&mipt s ;
Sen,meran Gilbert Seuf; @tiu,mfr Gopt 8
@tstnber9er q; SusF s; urbaa s; Dils
bsim 81 Wepses; Wur3burger 9.
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Office oe8 81 81. GeneralsMrOfpf=
1ydatf1al8 fur Deidmare unb
NW 0rnIdnh
8oItfmpre. 27. Rp

Sa1ttm Or e, 81. NDcernber 1868.
Tpl9enbe Sntruftipnen bon Der Office beS General
grpfOB-Wiari1aus perben srr 8enntniB Spl6e sebra6t, bic
nnter bieier 3tetun8 SeSpsen tpprren fnb rber nod eeSDsea
werten.
u Gin ~9espsener Wtann pirb gum Splbdt ter Ser. Staaten
bur6 bic 3tatia6e, ba6 Iein ytame in Der 3iebun9 b~erausfant.
Die inn burf hen 9rpfU6-NRari6al 3ueeteate gtetts 1T nur
etne MnSei9e bieieS GtdtbefdneeS lnb etn Sefehl, itb St
etner befimntten 3eit unb an etnem beftintrtten Ylds gum
9ient su melben.
p Ser Artttel 20 hes &rieeseeIeseS entbdlt ~fplssnbe Be-
Trimming: Aae SfHStere unb SOlbater, bic iiberfIbrt inb,
eelerttrt 3h iein, ipasn ben Sub erIeiben pbsr tplde anbere
StraFe, alsbas ltrtbeil SeS &riessseri6tS aber fe ~Serbdnsaa
mag. 4 M
M tsaesF 81. s. SeffrteS,
q. ". Yrpfps.ARarl6al fur Delaware pnb DtarS-
(28Npp-S lamb.
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Oeri1ts> Nerbaublnnaem.

Grim t. @tdatsauralt
asasu . Gulleu. Sobn asup, Sas &suY,
sOfattb Rdne, 8 eeonaro uno Swsn Gratnsr
nsetn WsratltunesDeriu6 an Wi6 DunDOan.
8eroitt: Nidt IAulois.
SmpertOr @pmrt. Jotu @trauB
nno 0loles Sabn esssn Y6ilip Berg Rlaoe
tpsgen aslisffrtsr Waaren. 8ei4stb Iprat,
pem 6ldger 1924 au.
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3u 0etf

Hu Deffauten
lit etne Stefdnrdttpn TIM Mittelpuntte Der Stdbt, nabe Der
9ennl1lbania ASenue nit iebr nteberer Nente. 3n erfrdeen
bet s, s. &tebfelh, g4aibtnetS4t. WttlgD)
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DeutfAeS IrbcitS 02G@suetfunae
8Mre1uS

3bdneeEtr1be 2(U. so,
inter Mufit6t Der pDeutf&cn GcieG lDoft."
Ollie Dt~ejsnteeu, wel&r beutfte 6anbtoerfcr. Qr6eit,r pber
DientmdoGe en- gu bei6dftt9en pini&fn, TOrte oGe beutGe 81 Re
5ettubenben rDpUen 40 PeriGnli& Ocrr in fyanirrtsr Sri efen
az ben 9asrten Der @eleitaalt 2errn 3. &. QDelltn8tUf.
ertbtleu miro.
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Snittuns
dber Die Its ifBt tn Der pDeder" Office etna
seBd'ssnm geIoer fir ben osruneIiidsn
g rgeantsn 0ebbarbt.
Ur1ber etuge8angen uno an Die
yWnericaa" Office ab9sliefert $24.75
am 80. Sop. ous9sptelsn $50
Se'toe1n eingsoda9en:
uugsnaunt 200
5rieoriG SGwarb 100
Or. &SGlins so
gi5eitcre 0sttrdse wsrben nod IN Der Wsder-
Office ent3e8engenommea, po&r F5nnsn aud
benz %8erunslidtn btrett 5ugelanpt perben,
uelAer in go. l44 0aibtustonltraee, rpcbnt.
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gsOuene aeftrtcfte T0cfen.

@0Or =. 80. 0Ssauabs Npptbefe
Is an GER Ncrbplf-Gde Dou Gorcline- mno
Srlecn6ItraBe.
$ q I + / 1T 0 r c.
Od e8 mir eelunsen 1T Srn. Or. Mbplp9 %gGeuberptt, etueN
in 0eutI6lonb ~seblteten Storma5euten welder felt Is
Sabren in Deuti6lanp ub bier in bieient IsSbe nirtte, ST
enaa9tren 10 erlaube ib mir, Ben eeutlden 81 b St-Sal-
ttnpre's oaB mir gu alien Stunten berett frrD NIT 9uten
unb SuHerlGif9en WtertStnen 5t becienen urp 0rStide, Imrte
6ouss9te;epte gennu mad @pribrtft pr6pariren. Gin ppu'
fdnti1 res enforcement 9rn Yarfunerien hub allen tn IpGtbe@
ten 9~efubrten &rtiteln ~beftanci9 an Sanp. I'm 5ablretAen
3uipruh wirb gebeien. t0pbO0
Syer Sarfe 9una
ntpfin9 t9
s45~ As &ifen, Isut6aItsn6 eth pcrreiat6eS %Scrttmeni
Der alerneueicu
GpieIs unS SGidntetieuddref,
bic t9 ipabrenb meineS @u1enbaltes In europa nit SeIpntr.
terer SprgIalt d~ustpQtlte unb bic Id ipmrbt an ~9Dieferrer
t6uftr apte an @Uniuntenten btlteH obesbe,
GjcUr9 y. StcinbGdb,
Ssmpprteur Cf GopS Il Saucp @rpeS, rEeinple NJ
8aueD", Nr. 70 80. BaItimpreltr, @6e GrinqtettS
1pttj) NGep.
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Cine gut eingert6tete BirtDffafti I'M mittleren Stabtt6etl
1T me9en Sranfbett bs 9egenrdrttsen 8eliserS SIT Serfaufen.
ytateres at ~erfrdgsn in Der Qeefer-Offes. Unpbl
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Gs w trb tiermtt @a&rt@tes8eben , td5 tie
benz gsatienaertSt Seiaater Staff am 8. DEEMS SER 1853 a8 Ss'
sOGnd6ttsuneS-9aptere l6er bic 9interlaieni6ait opn
Oetlef 3. 8 e m fe, pel9er Etnvbefaeter Stast ~geltprbeu
III, oerI6dfft bat. Vie 0erloneu, pel6eNnipride an ben 9er-
~fOrbenen gu MAIDEN babeu, werben baber dufeefprbert, Ipl6e
an pber Dor benz 8. Stunt 1864 BET Der lnterjeiGnetsn GEL
tenb Al MAIDEN, wttrtsenfauS Ge ipdter nab benz 6e1es feline
2(niprI6e an pttae Sinterla1Ieribdft mehr MAIDEN e6nneu.
(9De34m1 M i'm ma 2em6et Mbrt.
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NlrnberQer

Sgazs. ~g1lrmberger
9 p / c u r c It.
Wit ber1, am sprisen @amfaBe babier ~gelanteten S6ife
uIugufa" babe pteper cine neue 9rpBe @enbune auer Mrten
Nturnberge Spielmadren' empfansen, cine ret6balttge Mt8e
nah Der alerneueften un6 f66nten Mrttfetn.
SD iete 8~enet8tent 3uipru6 e~ntgesen NIT Fer 0erltderunS
Der befen nnb btntsfen Sebtenuu9.
Sd i'd tiefe Nrtitel j~etersett brett aus BEN 3atrifen tn
Nirnberg ani6afe, 70 bin t6 INT Stanpe, bic @retie aufS
&aerbiatSfe Sn i~tee.
MrS. .. S6uf5,
(3OesbQSl Ode Spn Baltimore unb 6rputfr.
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@ge.iasf4f a241 ar|mcSG.
&tenegsfa@.

MpguH,f+ Cine gelunte 81 nj nj e fam einen suten
VSlssep++ plas erbalten In Dc. 81 GeruantraBe.
(DiWD)
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8toeI linton 2caone.

Den MttalieSerh btene barmit sur Ga6ri6t, Rag bie Der
Iatnntlrnaen bon lest an jehen Mtttnp6 (ftdtt, ME btsber,
Sreitag) Ibenb in Der 2psan ~absebalten merber.
(NpDM0 6enrb 9etnede.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-13
Gm Rai!y 2Rlletin.
Win G h g ter:
Wednesday Morning. May 18th.
The Times!

We earn that o man has arrived Mt
Tost3ryille who reports himself direct
from Nashville, and says that Morgan
has gotten into Nashville and burnt
The cnemy's stores. We give it for
what Il Is worth.
Eosecrans is sending north all the
Young men of Nashville who refuse to
take the oath. Among these We men.
ton DR.. Duprcc, 10, W, Horton, VIM.
II Ewing, q. W. Fall, d. A. Allison,
J IL. Andrews, i. Driver, j. IL. BrarE.
~, J.. L.. Ramage, and - Higgins
The old men and the women who re.
fuse to tako tho oath, he is sending to
our lines. The reason is evident--the
young men might enlist in Il army,
therefore they are sent north. But
the old men and the women will help
to carry out the starvation programme
Of tho inhunan enemy.
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rall Of Prices.

The following paragraphs have a
pleasant significance to every patriot.
Several causes have probably combined
to reduce the price Of four-the pros.
pect Of a fine growing crop of wheat,
now within sixty days of maturity,
the reduction of amount Of circulation,
the systematic inquiriesinto theamount
of food in the country, which have re.
suited in the discovery that there is an
abundance, and the that if
the holders will not sell their surplus
will be impressed
Rapid Decline in PRODUCE the
operation OF the new impressment act,
agricultural productions have rapidly
declined. Corn has settled at 81 20
per bushel, and hay at SIS 20 per hun.
dred. A very short time since $l0a$l2
was demanded in the Richmond mar.
keL for corn and 500 for hay Why.
AfOlaSSes.-A considerable quantity
of this article has found it's way to
this city, and is offered for sale by the
grocers and auctioneers. In former
times good sugar house molasses sold
for ten cents per quart. Since the war
it has attained the elevated standard
of SO per gallon. During the past
ten days it has undergone a fall in
price Of over three dollars. AS the
article seems now 70 be'easily attaina.
Bile, it will doubtless soon get to a
reasonable price:-Richmond Dispatch.
Fall in WoW.-Within the last week
flour has fallen from forty-fve to twen-
ty.five dollars per barrel. This is
nothing more than right, 1t has always
been too high, and only kept up by
the spectators -Saulsbury (N CO.
Waterman.
D~eclining.-Flour sold in this,market
last week for $50 n barrel a, decline Of
$50 and u further decline is expected.
Somebody will get hurt.-G Charlotte
ca. o. Dmocrat.
Provisions Going D6ph--It will be
seen by reference to III prices current
that flour and bacon have fallen here
from 20 to 20 per ct.-FayetterlM (N.
g. Observer.
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paA- The Mobile Advertiser & Regis
ter says :: If English, French and
German capitalists do not dread Con.
tederate reputation, why need the ten
dollar and u quarter bacon dealer, who
must have those prices to compensate
for the great hazard he runs in con.
descending to take his pay in Confede.
rate States dollars +? Europe trusts
jeff. Davis government with q loan of
seventy millions of dollars in gold, and
pays a premium to obtain the privilege.
Our store dealers and market men do.
mand three hundred per cent. on nor.
NAL prices to justify their danger in
trusting the same government. Such
facts require no comments. They
prove the hypocrisy and hollowness of
the pretended distrust of Confederate
currency, and are an earnest of what
Confederate credit will BIO abroad when
peace shall have opened it's ports and
set free it's immense resources.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-13

LOOK U For TuEM.--We again
warn the people of this county to be
on tho lookout for men who are eoinr
through the country engaging the
forthcoming crops. Wo arc eontinu.
ally hearing of them, and would cor.
slider it 3 great favor if their names
were Furnished us, that they may figure
in the dark history of this war, which
remains yet to be written. When it is
written, these names will embellish it's
blacklist pages.-CsntrcviNe Enquirer.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-13

prisoners, so far, is in the proportion of five TO
one OF ours. They have given us q HARD con
test, but our living wall OF brave men have
proved too much even for Yankee hatred and
perseverance. General Lee has expressed the
opinion that the present position of affairs on
the field is entirely to his satisfaction.
The Third, Fifth, Sixth, Twelfth, and
Twenty-sixth Alabama, of Rhodes Brigade,
suffered severely, IL is reported, in officers
onc-third OF whom were either killed or
wounded-the proportion being ten wounded
men to one killed.
The struggle on Marye's height IS also rep
resented as being desperate. On Sunday the
enemy, by a flank movement at Marye's height,
succeeded in capturing six guns belonging to
the LIST, I'd, Sd and 18th companies Of the Louisi-
anasWashington Artillery. The 9th Louisi-
ana regiment was nearly all taken prisoners,
together with many prisoners belonging tothe
4th Louisiana.
Col. Stafford and Major Williams, of the
9th Louisiana regiment, are said to have been
taken prisoners.
On Monday our army fanked the enemy
and retOok the Mary's height, Hays Louisi-
ana brigade greatly distinguished itself, taking
fourteen pieces Of the eneny's artillery.
We lost in all fourteen pieces of artillery,
and captured ffty-three. We also captured
nearly 10000 prisoners, 1000 of whom are
said to be at Guinea's Station, on their way to
Richmond. Our loss in killed and wounded
Is estimated at six or seven thousand.
Our foo will e1ult in the disaster TO jack
SON; yet the accursed bullet that brought him
down was never moulded by q Yankee hand.
Through Il cruel mistake, in the confusion, the
hero received two balls from some of his own
men, who would oil have died Tor him.
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NOTICE..

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED 10 the es.
tate ct VIM. Darwin, deceased, either by notes
oFaccounts, are requested to come forward and
settle; and all persons holding claims agains,
the estate are hereby requested to present them
for settlement, ms required by law, as we Arc
anxious to wind up the estate, &c. This the
LIST day Of May, 1853.
BENZ. B. KNIGHT,
JAS. NJ. DARWIN,
mYG-5Wf Administrators
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Bolts Osnahurrs.
ARRIVAL.

In the house formerly occupied by Wiley s
Embry d Go.
The undersigned have Just opened and on
hand a fine assortment Of Goods, anonr which
may be named the following:
Hoes, Stock Locks, Padloeks. Bvggv Vbir,.
Fishing Tackle.
GROCERIES.
Coffee, Sugars, Rice, Soda, Black pepper.
Tobacco, all kinds of fine Cigars, Candies.
Cakes, DC.
DRX GOODs.
Urrss Goocs, Calicoes, De LANES, Travelling
doods, Linen Hdkfs, Silk Edkfs., Black Silk
lies, Half Hose, Hose and Ladies Gauptlos.
hne Sewing Thread, Sewing Silks. all kinds
and %colors; Sewing Twist. Hoop Skirts, Hats,
Caps, Shoes.
ALSO,
Dye Stuffs, Epson Salts, English Blacking,
Confederate do Mason's do. Shoe Brushes,
Hair Brushes, a fine lot Of Combs, Tooth
Brushes. Toilet Soaps,
Powder, Shot, Caps,
Shoe Strings, Spring and Summer Hats.
and a variety OF other articles, all on small
advance for cash. Give us a call.
apl7 I'm RUSSEY d. RHODES.
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Office Of Commandant of Conscripts
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nav z. 1863.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May 7. 1868.
ENROLLING OFFICERS in Tennessee
VIII proceed at once to enroll, as Conscr; pts,
all Deputy Sherifs in their respective dist Its,
VINO may be of conscript age. They viii be
furnished with descriptive lists, and be di ted
to report at the camps of instruction. q Hose
IN Middle Tennessee will report to the G. m
mandant Of the camp of instruction at ! ~
et.evllle, and those III East Tennessee vii re-
port 70 the csmmandant Of the camp at i. .ox-
willie.
v d. BLAKE, III. Col. C. s. A..
niylo-lot CommandA9t Of Conscrj,u.
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THE RusT.-A gentleman who was
for some years engaged in growing
wheat in Kentucky tells us that if the
rust should attack the wheat after it
has arrived at the milk or dough state,
the crop may be saved by Immediately
cutting, binding and shocking it. If
cut while in the milk state, it will not
turn out Sc well, but if cut while in
the dough state, the loss occasioned by
rust will be hardly perceptible. The
binders he says, should keep up with
the cutters, and those who sht ok should
follow close after those who bind.
This will prevent the sun from curing
the stalk, 50 that it's remaining iuices
may nourish the grain.