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IESTE LLETIN-. 1 "THE AYILL OF A PEOPLE RESOLVED TO BE FUEB Isj LXtI'lE LESS THAN OMNIPOTENT." .'r'.'J ' WTNflT 11 A TT V iXlliJ J. UUIJ llll 'IU " Wjiy kiu sAmw,.,u,o W. J.' SLA TTEIt, PROP III R TOR. TermH : . ...... (Notice to 611180111)618. WHw.you .find j befuro your narno oa yeur paper, ploiwe renew your subscript ion, Iff 1 ' notice that -the time for which it Uifeea p5i will expire -in a few tl..v.s A very (united space in tho Daily I.'ul- Ujiwill. be allowed for advertisements. Terra., $1 for each square, 1st insertion ; SOcts for each subsequent insertion. Articles of much length, intended for publi- iatioa,' must be handed in in tho forenoon to insure publication nuxt day. Obituaries, Tributes of Kespcct, and Funeral Invitations charged advertisements, but mur- tiagee and deaths published as news ... Advertisements of charitable institutions at Italf price. 1 m" ' -V r 4i fjSr Tha following article from the Mobile Register suits us exactly. It anticipates an article xce intended to write, and we therefore accept it: i The Northwest Again. Prince John's significant speech i.; worth dwelling upon. John Van Uuren occupies a peculiar position in the State of new York. To nli ap- poarances a wag and joker, lull of mart sayings, aud with lew i-unvie- i- ..,ii i .,.,1 lions, he la roallv an earnest and H-HOU man, of largo iatellcct and lecj thought. He is the .Mephiutop- f . I .' . A. 1-1 I lilies oi llio pre:u p.triy unicn m lAtMy taken tho reins of power in his iS',;Ur, and may lie. regarded as essen tially the representative man of its ' idea and policy. It was ho who first nominated and elected Seymour Gov eu'lior. ' It was he who drew Iron Cioneral Scat the "Wayward Sisters" lottor; -It was ho who moulded and iovelpped the programme, on widen his party. succeeded in New York. Jlcncv his opinioiH at tli's jnnciurc , idoration. .... What do they indicate.' Ubviously , lhat- M.0 power ho rc- resei .ts i.a, j noundud a halt, and is about to tac a ' fresh depart-iroona newhoe in ,.i,. j .ey 'The movements in tho 'rt:- et, evidently looking to revolution j xaiul alliance, have alarmed the apo?.:k'.. -f neact- in the Middle and New Kog- !.nti& States, and visions of a roconsl rut .fd Confederacy, on 'he basis of the.i Mclubion from membership, haunt their imagination and incite them to t 1 xoveiso their programme. We may i o now count on tho active exertions ot tho Nomocracy of tha Middle a..d New J-.ngland States in aid of the war, and confidently expect them to u?e their ... utnaost;endcavors to discourage ami demoralize the mighty revolutionary movement actively progressing in the Northwest. Now what eball wc do in tho mean time, while this wave of revolution is . . . i .1 . V .... I. leeiiugoixnjo mu.o u K ,. ,.'.i r:. I. li ...,.1 VTr.... I'.-. ...I.. .-..I Stales f snau wo in uw ooutn, m whoso interest this struggle is m;ule be mere listless spectators of tho con test?r,Or sJiall wo lend aid and com fort' to tli em en who arc fighting our battles on their own soil? Shrill wo eay to theso people who aro making this revolution in the Northwest, you -.maymako it, but you can never again touch' tho .hem. of oar garment; you mflv-overthrow Puritan supremacy in your midbt ana aaopi our - ..o i i .. ... , , ..f ; f ernmnt, "it, you win, a..u ". bave no relations w. h yo exwp L as a foreign ppwor, with w kh , a v. been of, late at war? Or shall we, on itbe other hand, bid the men engage; in this, good work God speed? led them to Jo; br. and exerc.so th i de non from' thoir'midst; to found their Gov rnnuint:; tbdomand an armistice ; to nnnovni their CoinmiHsionors : that wo wiU raeot them half way-at every ! . ....nllnn tiirll in thil oitll.l aurgiug ifvuuiini - 01. iei, vwest, encountering the power of the j cxar els0 wa, HUid was lost in ' Linooln government-the l.lack U eunfusion f tho continued fall ot -pttblican Varty at home and tho armed s.caIa..,8 h,Illincl. aatl Uie 8c,18a. . . . v WI u : , plapirsun, national policy:.. , in jpdjvidual can afford to be gov- Btageof tboir movemeru i 'Iturodby tiriTauW is now confined true utateamanship-iwhich ot tho two. , ., ' wjathesteii, tennfebruary 21, .sea. r.... Tlio oi?ieal COll CMC0 ra - ,')0 deillli i.i i . . . i i . i ami tlio list oi liiunan lives is simply , lessoned out'. Hut a nation cannot at' ford to gratify the luxury of its feel. duty to live, and auko its duty to do jail that is necessary to sustain the na- tional existence. , ... T!io jieriod lias coee -x when theso outers must bo eon fronted when the , , qu.,stioil ,lUlsL be looked square- . . . 1 i ly in tlio face. I'or nearly two years this war has been going on. Thabest blond in our land has o0cn shed on its gory tic-Ids. a ,,e.irtl!ilo.,0 t,lJlt li;l-S ml ox (i. . . . , . ... , 1 CIlwl -is desolating blight not a ham- let that has n:t its score ot mourning (ilud Widows and orphaned little ones. I..,diistrv lia; been paralvze I, and a nu- tional doot of hundred, of millions ',Cl'!' ril;1 n!- I'vi'ry dit-taio ot hu- rn;mity( 0VCl.'y C01,si(iiation of national .Ul(j dividual intere.it demands its close. Xw is the lime lor our statesmen to displav themselves the ti;ne for the wending id' that " pni" which tho poet tchs us ' is mightier t'nau the sword." Liicy. yfc-find tho fbilowin-.picy unwie 1 r between two bonnrr.bio ixenticuu-n in Congress, .eoorted in the pi-oc..i-4!ings of the House of Jcepn-M-ntutivo on .... ! iiday last : Mr. !;..v,' .i culled for the o.-'Iur of the d tv. last, iipjif.-il t' i!" J j .ii it.-. We I ave roost important b aiins IicIoit' us in secret session, aid i hercfore I unco taore nike the ino; ion. .ij. r iveoan, el G- o.-gia 1 ri.-o to a . ; : i . . ;.. ,, O'KSliO'l Cl ol'ul'l'. . i with the Hoase, tbat the meiub'T !i'M;i I enne.S ; ..... .. ... ,,;;ll)n j' ' ,V , ";' ,' J ; lili;-,i;n,f,iv',,im s r ll( t-. .VI.(l y (u;; . j,!' take j j s;,. ;n '.. ;. ; " . ci.i..,. with tv- d, l!v I ilr. lM..;.-(Kxc;ted!y) 1 shall go j .,1,, !. ...... i !, ,... i,...i,..r.s ii lb k House than to the member f'oui Geoi-. in. Cries of order ! ord.'.-f.'' Mr. Kenan (Very excitedly) I v ill take tl'.e i csponsj'iiility of teac.m.g hn... The Speaker 'The gentleman is out of order; he will take his seat. Sen sation on the iloor and ii) the gallery. Mr. Kenan (Still louder) 'I'lHake the res'pousil.iliiy ol teaching hi.n man ners, or an'jfkithj else at nay time. Tho Speaker-Tho gentleman from Georgia will come to order. Mr. Kenan i wid put vvjsclj m lli(jnal klzZ , lhc nOHH0. i"" ,l- The motion lor secret session was ost. Albany is about tho highest niarlvct to trade in that we have met . up with for some time. Common ten cent calico is selling at from Si'-'ofco S2 oO; thirty dive cent fine combs sell for 3 i 00 ; coma. on filly cents bluo- ledgo cups and s uiccrs sell for S12 a set:, pocket knives, suc,i as wo once ,,0 ' ,;t for s,v,ntv.ave cuts, sell for 10; tuo dollar knives and forks sell a ail(l CVt,. t!li clsw hl j,,.,,,,...,,,, except peach . . CcnU Urhik-Wo hand it was a pretty !U.liclcdoipt hu,w u,w, nUout it, J Lcyep d rM.m!m ire aln gd iL 7i'iry Count! Aces, lilifoly, Oa. . car Assistant ' Surgeon James C. ;Gi.een ot Duavillo, Va., recently cap vvasuin, for tho in fa at Washington 'and 'hold as a hostage 'amous Dr. Buckcr. Gov Yat ,t,dt . mini niimi Proclamation of Gen. Eeuuregard. lli. (Jus. Dia-'r or S. C, Axr Fl.v. Ciiari.ksto.v, Fubuary IS, 1 &3. It has become my solemn duty to in form the authorities and citizens of Charleston and Savannah, that th-J movements of tho enemy's fleet indi cates an early land and naval attack on one or both of theso cities, and to urge that all persons unable to take an active part in tlio struggle shall retire. It is hoped, however, that this tempo rary separation of some of you from your homos will be made without alarm or undue rate, thus showing that the only feeling which animates you in this hour of supreme t rial, is the regret of being unable to narli'-istato in the defence of your homes, your aitars and the graves oi" vour kindred. Caroliu ians and Georgians, the hoar is at hand to prove your devotion to your country's cause. Let all able-bodied men, from the seaboard to the moun tains, rush to arms, lie no'., too exact ing in -the choice of weapons. Tikes and scythes will do for exterminating your enemies spades and shovels for .rotectiitg your friends. To arms, fellow-citizens! Come to share with us our dangers, our brilliant success or our clori'Vas death. (Signed.) G. T. UKAritEGAi:!), General Commanding. Official : John M. On:y, A. A. G. Final preparations for the expected attack are being rapidly perlected. The troops and people are calm ar.d confident. jJ.''An Indiana paper tells the fol- A lew days soico an extra train loaded with jackasses was transporta I over t nc: i i Lo!iivii!e and New Alb:m' vai I'oil' . 1 I'.i d. The telegraph operator at ; Salem, a boy getting wirid of it, sent a ! :... ... I.,.. !' ii. i; ' ton, of liii.ja.ua, ,,. '. ' f ilinois, aeeompa - ' l of nied i'V a I:-rgo ' delegation oi' Jvepubli i-iiis, with bands ot music, etc., would i,as t!irou:-h at a e-rtnin hour. Jai inense crowds of onthusia'die Uepub'i. jeans rejiaired to tUo depot, hats in I I''d. ready tor the expected cheers j When tlie tram thundered in, an aged I and venerable owner of a pair of fabu- lousoaro stack his liead out of a stock car and gave vent to a long, agoni. i"g hee-haw that fairly shoolc the hills aiounu coii.-iei oiuioo s.i.uo uim iuhu, and in two min.ites not a JtOpuuliean was to !. so en within a inile of the de pot. Complaint has been made to the Superintendent against the operator, and ho is in momentary expectation ol a notice to ipiit. A Kemkuy For Cami- Jxcxi. A gen tleman who has had much experience in tho treatment of that loathsome dis ease, the itch, furnishes tho following recipe for its cure: Tii' e iodide of potassium GO grains, lard 2 ounce, mix well, and after wash ing the body well with warm soap suds, rub the ointnie.it over tho person thr-c times a week. In seven or eight days tho Acarus, or itch insect, will bo de iti'oved. In this recipe tho horrible ellects of tho old sulphur ointment are obviated. Tnu Nevt JliaiaiMAO Siiowixci Herself. A Fortress Monroe letter (Januury 25)ss.y; : Tho new jrerrimae, that was reported to be n failure, has been showing herself lately at the mouth of the James river, on the lookout no doubt, for ft chance to "gobble up" some of our licet; but experience has taught ourpeoplo to kyep a brhht lookout, and not trust to re purU cireiilated by n beU for tlie purpn.n) of putting them oil' their guard. If the Merri uiac should veiiiure out. sac will meet a warm reception Iroiu the invincible iron clad Pu tapseo. From Lower Louisiana and Texas. A. few days since, the Federals made nn attack on cur breastworks on tho Atchyfulaya, and wero repulsed, with ' a loss of only ten men on our silo. Thfl enemy's loss much greater. "When la it hoard from wo were pushing them to their gunboats. . .. . The Texas papers state that Gen. Houston's health is improving. NO. 107 f v7 'ibtj "Qiflfgrfljljl. KXl'RKSSLY FOR TIIE DAILY BULLKTIS CHARLESTON, Feb. 21. Another French war steamor has appeared oil' tho harbor this morning. One of tho Yan kcj gunboats; flying a flag of truce, ka just steamed in close to our batteries on Sull'iYan't Inland. A boat from Foit Sumter has boarded her. The unusual event caused much specula tion concerning lier object. Nothing known in the city yet. CHARLESTON, Feb. 22. The object of tlio Yankee flag of truce yes tesday was to bring orders from Lord Lyons to the British steamer Petrel, now there, t sail immediately to "Washington'. Also, to bring letters to officers captured oa the gua. beat Israo Smith. Tho Petrel goes to-morrow. As her purposa was to bo here during the attad, many be-' lieve the attack postponed- Other indicationa confirm this impression. Tin? quarrel be ween Hunter and Foster haa caused much confusion in thjj enemy's arrange ments. Fort Sumter to-day fired a saluta in honor of "Washington's birthday. RICHMOND, Feb. 20. ' The Senate was occupied to-day in further' consideration of tho exemption bill. An. amendment was adopted exempting one per son on any farm on which resides a family of j women and children not less than ten, tha.' (number depend ins: on the labor and presence of a white, man for support and protection, with various conditions to prevent abuse of .1 4i- i ..i . the exemption act. Adjourned until Monday. 1 . 1 It 1 ! . 4.4. I 4 ii(.us(! Diisiness unimporianij in secret ie .si on on the currency question.' RICHMOND, Feb. 20. Lincoln has sent in his nomination of Gen. i Phillips as Major General, dated, Dccombor 4, 1 SGI, thus outranking nil other Major Guna rals, including Burnside and Hooker. RICUMOND, Feb. 21. The Senate is not in session to day. In tho Houo varioui resolutions of enquirj , were adopted. A bill was passed for the establishment of an equalization grade of officers in the navy. . Tho House is in secret action on the curren cy bi::. jJiaSfA gentleman, just returned from within tho lines of Rosccrans, says the troops are suf. fering greatly for provisions, and that they ar much air. rmed every day in consequence f aa expected attack by Gen. Rragg. 3e? Lincoln's message- was published io' Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, in twelve daya 1 ........ .,('... O., .O.K'..m in 'UTauk. HI1U LWUIllV U11C1 UO UIUIVII 4i MM- ington. So much for the overland telegraph. Salt. Salt is now a drug in this market know h thing or two on tbis subject, and we adviso all who havo salt to sell it for what it will bring. Tuscaloosa Observer, IMA. , State of Tcnnc8seeFranklin Co. J. II. Young, ct. als., "4 vs. r Peti,.-). ,? 11,. ...TVJ, 4, J . y j County Court, January term, 1863. It ap pearing to tho Court now in session that Nanej Eskrhigc and infant son John, J. B. Morris. Samuel V. Morris, Francis M. Morria aud Mi y J. 3orris, and Mary Murphy, are non residents of tho State, so that the ordinary pio ces5 of law cannot be served upon them, it la Lhorefore ordered by tho Court that publica tion be made in tho Daily Bulletin, a new papcr published in the town of Winchester, for four consecutive weeks, requiring said non residents to be and personally . appear before the worshipful County Court, to be held at the Court Houso in "Winchester, Tenn., on the first Monday of February, liJOiJ, then and there U I lead, answer or demur to the petition, or the samo will bo taken for confession, and set for hearing ex parte as to them. jan7-4w JOHN G. ENOCHS, Clerk. " MWER ROLLS, ,; Beautifully printed and for tale at the L LETIN OFFICE. JaaM