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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-29
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-29
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-29
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-29
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-29
6Odd, fit Sen SOulmer !!
6eiR ibr Gsut, nun fOmmt bsrbei !
&leioer MAIDEN esute! |!

8leioer MAIDEN 3eute!
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-29
Sine neue Gtrma.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-29
Die 9rDBe Anfre9ung
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Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-15
6As D9alY 9@aassaGe
y u SLATER, PROPRIETOR.
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half price.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-15

4 correspondent o. the Mobile Al.
vertiser & Register, thus alIudes to
one of our Generals:
Gen. Bragg has many d"tractors,
but they will! BE- found mostly among
those editors who have never endured
the hardship ola campaign and en-
countered the perils Of a battle held, or
amongst that class of patriots, whose
infirmities of body or spirit have kept
them at home, or that class OF officers
and privates whose defects have driv-
en- them from command or subjected
them to punishment in the ranks
When mems prejudices shall have
abated, when history shall make up
her fai hful record of events, she Will
write no fairer page than that which
records the daring courage. the indom'
liable energy, and the able general
ship Of Braxton Bragg.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-15

Senator Brown, of Mississippi, pro-
poses an investigation into the snug
geries of clerk captains in the depart
ments, who live in Richmond on big
salaries and ride fast horses--in fact,
get higher pay in money than officers
who undergo all the hardships of the
camp, the march, and the field of bat
tie. know of one silly creature who
gets 5000 month for doing nothing
Whatever, and keeps drunk more than
halfhis time at that. He is man OF
large property, and ran away dis
gracefully from the battle. le.feld.-CoF.
Charleston Mercury.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-15
EXPRESSLY FOR THE DAILY BULLETIN
MEDIATION OF NAPOLEON |!
STIRRING NEWS FROM THE WEST.
North western Confederacy!
Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, and Ken
lucky to meet in Convention
at Frankfort, KY.
o-~.~-~.~ ~ --~.~~~~(
COMMISSIONERS TO BE SENT
TO RICHMOND TO FIX UP
A TREATY.
The States to ratify their action
at the ballot box.
PEACE BY ALL MEANS
Yankee Army Dwindling on ac-
count of Desertions.
RICHMOND, Feb. a.

Northern dates to the 18th has been
received. The Europa arrived late last
night at Halifax. 1t is reported
she brings propositions from Louis
Napoleon offering mediation between
the North and South-that both ap.
point commissioners to meet at Mon.
trea or Mexico, to arrange preIimi
nares to peace. Washington kilograms
to the New York Express says that it
is reported that Seward has rejected the
proposition, but the Washington Chron
icle denies that there has been any
such indication from the government,
and adds that there is reason to doubt
that portion of the news, stating that
the suspension Of hostiIitics is included
in the terms. The reported rejection
caused gold in New York to advance
from 524 to Sc, but subsequently fell
to 543.
String peace resolutions introduced
in tho Now Jersy Legislature, propos'
ing to appoint commissioners TO k'ch'
mond to ascertain whether the Conted
crate will consent to reatfirm adhesion
to the Union and recognize the Con
stitution, if not what terms of peace
can be made. A series Of vigorous
resolutions were also introduced.
The steamer Florida was at Nassau
the last of January and left week
afterwards. She was chased thirty SIX
hours but escaped.
The Alabama landed ono hundred
prisoners at Kingston from the Hat
teras, which she sunk. She put into
Kingston for ropairs-six Yankee YES
sells watching for her.
A .Rappahanock correspondent re
ports innumerable desertlons.
Admiral Porter reports the unsuc
cessfu! attempt of the Queen OF The
West to capture the city of VicksburE
acknowledges that it was with dltfl
Guilty she escaped destruction, having
been struck twelve times, and had on'
gun dismounted.
The correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette, says large bodies Of troop
will be landed on tho South side O
Vicksbrrg and an attempt made to Gu
off communication with Texas an(
Louisiana.
VICKSBURG I3.
The enemy is reported actively en-
gagged upon batteries on the houlslani
shore, with tho supposed purpose t
r,rotont +bair mon when they cOmmenC
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-15
An Abolitionist for Peace.

Afew days since Senator Conway
of Kansas. one of the most ultra, as
we'll as one of the ablest of the Repub
ylicsn members of Congress, made a
strong speech in favor of peace and
the stopping Of the war. The speech
| is said to have the approval of Gen.
Andrew, Charles Sumner, w. Philips,
Horace Greeley and other leading
sbolitionists, who held a.caucus in
Washington just before it was deliv.
cred. 1t is a very important and
significant demonstration:
Mr.. Conway in his speech announc.
ell himself as opposed to reunion.
He says:
"I an not in favor of restoring the
constitutional relation OF the slave
holders to the Uniol. nor It the war
to that end. have never allowed my.
self to indulge in trat Superstltlous
idoIatry of the Uuion 50 prevalent
among simple, but honest people, nor
the political cant about the Union 50
prevalent among dishonest ones"
That tho South Ia established its
independence he boldly declared,
saying:
"The war between the North and
the South for the past two years has
made revolution. 1t has substituted
in the South another government for
the Union. This is the fact, and the
fact in such matter is the important
thing. No tech reality in il question
of this kind can stand. The war has
utterly dissolved the connection be-
tween the North and the South, and
lenders them separate and ndepend-
ent powers in the world"
Mr.. Conway concludes by announc-
ing that the true policy of the North
is to terminate the war at once, and
he urges both houses of Congress to
adopt the following resolutions:
Resolved by tie Senate and House Of
Representatives, That the Executive
be, and he is hereby requested to issue
ageneral order to all commanders OF
forces in the several military depart
,ments of the United States tc diScon-
tinue offensive operations against the
enemy and to act for the future entire
lyon the defensive.
Resolued, That the Executive he
and heis further requested to enter
into negotiations with the authorizes
of the Confederate States with refer
ence to cessation Of fhostilities, based
on the following propositions; l.
Recognition of the independence OF
the Confederate States. Q. A uni
form system of duties upon imports
3. Free trade between the two States
4. Free navigation OF the Mississippi
river. S. Mutual adoption Of the
M,,n,oo J,otripp
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-15

HG~ The Knoxville Register states
that the proceedings of tho General
Court Martial in the case Of s. t. Har-
ris, have been approved by Brig. Con.
Hsth, and are published. The sentence
was death, and he was executed last
Friday IN that vicinity.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-15
VICKSBURG I3.

The enemy is reported actively en-
Gagged upon batteries on the Louisiana
shore, with tho supposed purpose to
protect their men when they commence
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throwing pontoon bridges across tho
river, The report, however, is not be-
lieved horc. ...
Our authorities seem to anticipate
an early attack, and forces are prepar.
ed for the enemy, night and day.
CHARLESTON l3.
Tho French steamer Milan passed
out yesterday from Baltimore, goingto
Port Royal. She is expected here this
week. r.#
The frigatc Ironsides maintains its
position among the blockading squad.
ron off Charleston
A Yankee picket was captured on
Wednesday evening by our scouts on
Hilton Head Island. He confirms tho
intelligence of an impending attack on
Charleston, and thinks it will be made
in about fortnight.
MOBILE, Feb. IL.
The Southern Crisis of the llth inst.
learns from Il distinguished citizen Of
the Northwest that tho States Of Hi.
nois. Indiana and Ohio have determined
to stop the war, and make peace with
the Confedoracy at all hazards. Their
position is that war against tho Con-
tcdorate States shall cease, otherwise
the Northwest will war against tho ag.
gressor.
Soldiers are leaving the Federal army
by hundreds and regiments, and there
is no authority to control this move
ment.
Of ono hundred and fifty thousand
men under Grant and Mcclellan, only
forty thousand effective soldiers re.
main, and the number is daily dimin'
ishlng by mortality from sickness and
voluntary abandonment.
The Legislatures Of Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio and kentucky will convene q:
Frankfort in general convention on the
18th inst, to agree upon the institution
of q Northwestern COnfederacy; to
propose terms Of peace and commerce
with the Confederate States for States
bordering on the Mississippi and it's
tributaries; proposing treaty with
the South, or an adoption Of tho Con.
= federate States Constitution; to incor.
: norate the new members into the Con-
fedoracy, if agreeable to the people OF
u the Confederate States; but in any
: event, relations of peace, amity and
commerce with the South. ....
D Commissioners will bear the result
to Richmond, to treat with the Conted
crate Government for q final and salts
factory adjustment Of all interests.
This action will be taken openly
with serious, dignifod determination
" The terms of adjustment will be sub
> mittod for ratification by tho people OF
Ohio, Illinois and Indiana at the ballot
= box, and upon their ratification separa'
ton from the United States will be
irrevocably perfected
This informant says he expects NO
. more general onga agements, and by the
. LIST of April the practical cessation o.
3 hostilities in the Southwest by the Isl
of Juno permanent peace, unless the
: Republicans wage war against th'
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-02-15
WINCHESTER, TENN. FEBRUARY Is, 1868.
~ The Guerilla Warfare.-A

correspondent OF the Chicago Times,
who accompanied the Federal army
on its recent march from Memphis to
Holly Springs, Miss, has the fol-
lowing about the guerillaism:
Guerillas swarm everywhere about
here, and are remarkably bold. Our
trip out from Memphis was somewhat
entertaining in the way of shooting
and being shot at. If there were any
observing spirits near, whose shad-
owy forms could fit with impunity
among flying buckshot, they had a.
bundant food for ghostly amusements.
Our party was very much like a herd
of game running the gauntlet of sport
men, except thatsthe latter very ac-
commodatingly chased long distances.
Bang, bang-crack. crack--would go
the shotguns and carbines from every
few miles on the journey. making the
route seem like a deer inn where the
hunters, choosing their own conve-
nient stands, opened fusilades rs the
game went by. Like phantom horse
men they came and went, the ed ,e OF
a dilapidated hat or end of a buttrrnut
colored coat tail disappearing among
the trees from which the echoing re-
port had just rung ou'. Occasionally
a guerilla horseman would go careen
ing dow, the road. about a mile in
advance, sometimes h wing quite il
cavalier like appearance. but more
often resembling the da shes of Don.
Gu xote AS transmitted By wood cuts
to posterity-a lean unshorn, bilious
complectioneI ridercladin thrnadb ire
homespun. often patched and aopar
emily glued to the a,nrclated amna'.
which went down thr road rs if the
motive power WAS electricity inst"ah
OF bone AMI muscle. Commence pu'-
suit. and the bushes afford IA ready as
sylum. Whenever one OF oar men
>droprd behind accidently or careleasly
even for a moment. SO no guerilla
would generally dash out from the
roadside and carry him aw% prisoner
to Dixie. A soldier Of General Grants
body guard vas thus carried OF. al
though not two hundred yard, in our
rear. aad ba!ore those OF his conpan
ions wh, were along could turn to
the rescue. sixteen rebels were racing
with him in their midst down lane
and into the brush. Generally the
prisoners after being kept 4 day OF
two. were paroled every thing OF val
liable character. however, being taken
from their persons.
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throwing pontoon bridges across tho
river. The report, however is not be-
Iieved horo. .... ..
Our authorities seem to anticipate
an early attack, and forces are prepar.
ed for the enemy, night and day.
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d y GrlrgrnPy.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-12
From New Orleans.

The Evening Star, With New Oreans dates 90 ne'.
l. arrived hsIs on saturday. She hfinss no new, G,
special Importance. Ih" 1erss tpo!.iionEry fore
,ti in the ne ish bofhood OF issnd hut the poi
tive stst.uient that Il hsd met onci.y In force
oTcc ia!ly etp!oics the Iurnos O. bs.tet in 'ha.
qusIter which bavs recently come 10 Gen. Her, 4
comes n passenger in the Eysn!rs star. nnion a!.o
bring. l6l JDnfessrate oih,ers, captured Port
Hudson.
The headquarters ~ ths l9;h ar-r csrr, r-sr
fsant'in on che "a iu'i. \ @ Any - l'ulsA hsd
taken place nsG. anll'n. Our cSv.iv. under col.
Davis were stsotos, on tho 20. ry abo4t .t0 rrbrl
cavslyv, and Geld niece Of ar,c-y ~ the fret TIRE
fioUi Col Ds,.-s crnir .nd, the o'c cnmmsr ding
IN. rebels va morially -oundcd the rs5.s im'ne-
dasy resstsd, and the piece Of ARTILLERY frii INTO
our hinis Tbs rebel ofhter Capt : .a.s,
The iunors in Ne- Osleans ~ the turning Of re
toan OF Mor,ansis arose rom the act that ulri.
bsi OF eplaiars on ,bs tti-'s - ths' rae, re-s
burned ~ our force, defensive measure.
Thsre have b.sn .eve-I ont,uu.sfs r.ih sue ie,e
in the .icumv Of the Atchslays reported, IA N
which 'nou force. Il |, said, vac ov'rp4ve.ed All
ai'et stubborn resistance pol!ed to surr6 oder.
Some four hundred uen aud 80 tccs o. nril.,, =
fell the rebels hsEds. strong r!a ',,es bad
| besu seat IL pursuit..