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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-06
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DR.. s. Q RICHARDSON,
SHERRY WINE BITT7RS
THE CELEBRATED REMEDY
FOR
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION.


Jauudice. Fever and Ague, General De.
bIiity. aud all Diseases arising from
DIsOrdereu Stomach, LIVER, or
Bowels.
T>IIEY are used aud recommended by LEADING
Physicians of the country and all who try
them pronounce them Invaluable.
DR.. JAMES L. LEEPERE, writes from M.
varre, Stark Co., Ohio, ''the Bitters are highly
praised by those suffering from Indigestion dvs
pepsia and liver complaint.''
DIR. WIN. M. KERR, of Rogersville, Ind.
S writes Us that they are the most valuable medi-
great success, and with them made several
cures of palpitation of the heart and general do
bility.
D. K. GALLEHERS, NJ. D. writes from Van
Vert Ohio, 81 most respectfully recommend the
sherry w tne Bitters to the notice of Dvsnent;o
persons; aud to all who require stimuiating
medicine.
SUCH NEWS WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH Rorr1r
They are by Medicine Dealers cenaralI,
Price 70 cts Per bottle. j. NHARRIS
aineinnati, Ohio, Propr;eors for the Southern
an1 western States, to whom address all orders
For sale by
Seaton & Brodericls; Maysville,
&c. Watson: Foster,
Grain Il Co.; IIllsboro
A: Boyd: Sharrsburg,
John T. Sh cpherd: Grayson,
Eli q Co.: Catletsburg,
j. ii. Haskell & Son: Ashland
J une ~ Hnnter d Maddox; Ripley, Ohio
CHEESE.
DICKERT'S Blue Grass Cheese alwavs on
hand ana for sale by H. G. LLOYD
Maysville, June 10, 1863.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-06
R.eMM!ooIT'sS
Ghalpbeate gills.

An aperient and stomachic preparation Of
IRON purified of Oxygen and Carbon by COM
bust;on in Hydrogen, of high medical author
ity and extraordinary efficacy in each OF the
following complaints viz:
DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. EMA.
CITATION, DYSPEPSIA. DIARRHEA, CONSTR
JAUNDICE LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA-
TISM MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES, INTER
MITTENT FEVERS NEURALGIA. CHRONIC
HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKNESS MIS-
MENSTRUATION. WHITES CHLOROSIS. etc.
PIMPLES ON THE FACE, R0UGHNESS OF
THE SKIN, etc.
The IRON being absorbed by the blood, and
thus circulating through the whole system, no
part of the body can escape their truly wonder
ful influence .
The experience ofthCusands daily proves that
no preparation Of Iron can for moment be
compared with it. Impurities of the blood, de-
preston of vital energy, pale and otherwise
sickly compilations indicate its necessity in a..
most every conceivable case. In all cases OF
female debility (huor albus, chlorosis, etc., its
effects are delig htfully renovatng. No remedy
has ever been discovered, in the whole history
of medicine, which exerts such prompt, happy,
and fully restorative effects Good appetite, COM
plete digestion, rapid acquisition of strength,
with an unusual disposition for active and
cheerful exercise, Immediately follow Its use.
As a grand stomachic and general restorative
it has no superior and no substitute.
Pint up I'm neat Hat metal boxes containing
so pills, price 80 cents per ."H SIX D"Hss,
Sa 80: Que dozen boxes. "a OO. For sale ny
Druggists generally. Will be sent iree 10
any address on receipt of the price All lct-
tiers, orders, ETC., should be addressed to
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-06
Negroes Wanted.

W7ANTFn TO EXCHANGE. TWO
wv HI Nd I'D ACRES. OF :ESTERN
LAND. in liyi '-ton County, Missouri. for
eood likely GRos. The owner has refused
- 600 for the i..d. H-Apply at the
Jolly Sd, 1852. BULLETIN OFFICE
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-06

Modesty in woman is like color on her
Enthusiastically becoming, if not put on.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-06
ID Il. j. G.. AYE Il L. CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for IS.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the cure Of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for us 10 recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
ployed As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, need not do more than
the people its quality is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has been found to do
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
ST.NTE OF THE NJ FITS.

There was yesterday moderate reaction in tho
Stoc. market, the result probably Of tie eXTaord'-
nary advauce Of Wednesday. There was no meet
ng of the Third BE I'D bu; in the street, at O'clock
Coupon Skies were at 975 fer 100000, and 70
a4ked. The official quotationsat 81 O'Clock were;
United States Skies, 1884, registered, 1sd@S 1; do
Coupons, 1891, OK d9S; Unitod States Fivcs, 1874
Coupons, sgl dS9A; Treasury Notes 7.3o. lO2t1
lclI; Tennessee Skies, 81 a57s; Virginia Skies.
ST. Mi1souri Skies, 5Os a 50si American Gold, lo2}
1929. The busiuess Of the Subtreasury Receipts
8, ,91s S8j-tor customs, 8 ~, 900; payments, ST.
ii. ,3S2: balance, 3l3,liO,li2. Freghls are again
snsr tor Grain bat the offerings are limited 10 liv
erpool, engagements Of I2, coo bush. C,rn at 3D.,
l0.c0O BUSH Whest at Cd. in bags, 1900 bbls
Flour at =. 3d. as. I'D. The foreign biil market is
fln, and leading drawers ask ll2i ll3 for sterling
France, 5.01I 95.O2I There WAS an active busress
Yesterday in certificate Indebtedness at 99099b
lbe deposits with the Sub-Treseurer, on temporary
loan, were 81 621 900. Mr. Cisco believes that the
ffty millions autho lied by the Treasury will be
filed up BY the end o: the week. The business Of
the Clearing House wns S25 9l3. 600. In the price
Of money there is change 10 note. The supply is
abundant st 4, and T. cent, according TO the &C.
curity offered. The market If Grrner for low and
medium grades of Western and State -four. Sales
Of z 100 bbls at s. IS 10 for Superfne State and
Western; IS coats 40 for the low grades of West
ern Extra. The Wheat market is unsettled, and
the demand limited Gales Of $500 bush. Of Canada
Club at 81 II 81 Is. The Pork market is little
more active, notwithstanding the large stock OF
Ss s39 bbls; sales at &l2 Gage rs for Mess 80
$40 rs for Prime. The Cotton market is entirely at
stand still. For Coffee there is no improved de-
mand; sales of Rio at 19 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

ci,ed q very foul breaking out on the part Of
our cotcmporary, wherein, among other things
not nearly so sure, we are Informed that The
Wo,ld will not be employed to advance tho
pecuniary interests Of it, Editor. SupposnR
said Editor to be also stookholder. we doubt
not that this assurance may be implicitly re-
lied on.
The World VAs recently rebuked by Inc
Erenine Post fbr tho wantonness of its per-
sonnlities, but the discipline seems to have been
fruitless. Lacking definite principles, it has
no resource but in scurrllOus assaults on indI'
yiduaIs. That it has not been sold out to the
Tsumsny politicians may be very well for them,
but is certainly a misfortune to its proprietor.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

living ;p the bayou, and cannot be removed until 'he
water subsidies.
The steamship America. from Liverpool on Sat
nrday. tho 10th uIt., and Queenst'wn on the 2otb,
arrived at Halifax yesterday afternoon. London
papers continue to lay down with precision the
effect Of the various national successes on the nn'
mate Issue Of the struggle for the maintenance OF law
and Government in this country. The L"nd0"
Times uses number Of phrases regarding the pros
pective capture of New Orleans, the meaning OF
which may probably be discovered from reference
TO the telegraphic column. The London Reoe oresn'
The Morning Herald, processes 70 rejoice over 'ne
fact thai there aro no signs Of Encouragement III
tho South. Along with this, it is reported Una,
American securities were dull during the week, and
prices were sligbtly lower. Further experiment
regarding the armor-plaing Of vessels have teken
place in France and in England. il is reported from
Paris ,ha, the French police bsvo arrested ,2oo
wo,lmen on the charge Of sednon. Ii is said that
the Austrian Government have sent two naval enSl'
neers to this country 10 report dng ire Monitor
and Mer.imsc. The steamship China, outward
bound, wac hailed by the Ameria Oh the 2ld
Flour is reported to have still an spwsd tendency
which is also advancing, and corn is unchanged
The cotton sales 1T Hsvre for toe week were l0,do'
bales At a advanced price, There are, according tt
The very --latest Geographic report u tie America
news, additional statements of the purpose OF Span
regarding Mexico. 1t is now said that Spain WI
not withdraw her troops from Mexicoi bus that the!
viii STAY there until the satisfaction demanded 's oc
sainei.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

A leading aud most respected Member Of the
House, in q private letter of the 3Oth ult.,
thus gives bis reasons for voting against the
Resolves OF the Army Investigating Committees
81 voted against every one Of their resolutions
because their Investigations, especially in the West,
bad outraged the plsinest principles Of justice, hunt
ng testimony against AN absent General behind bis
back when be Was In the field hunting tho enemies
If the country aud never till this day laying before
Lim line Of this evidence thus secretly taken. 1t
may have been bold vote to vote sgsinst all OF
them, but had such disgust for their course, re-
solved to do so. Many others felt co. but, Of course
acted and voted differently.
"As 10 Simon Stevenss guns, il Is all In q nut.
sho These very guns cost the United States Si7 30
new. with tteel barrels. TLey were inspected, ap-
proved, and in the arsenas. They were sold g.
50 TO- lust Us cannon, which could not DO burst BY
the purchaser. were sold at Detroit for one cent per
pound ss old iron, have been bought back, and are
now in use. Stevens bought them at sl9 20, rifed
them. and sold them to Fremont, when he WAS in
great strait for arms Of any kind, at $-too high
offered TO vote for the resolution If the Committee,
instead Of fixing the price at sl2 go would say the
price fixed for Halls carbnes by the revised army
regulations Of August, 1861, which is $H and rhich
is The very price The Government noT charges ersry
soldier rho aeghgenty loses one Of these rery guns.
They refused, anG voted No, OF course. Shanks's
speech month or two ago is iull on this point.
$50 also as TO Cameron. would vote against his
contracts as unwiss and extravagant, but Tho resou
ton offered by Holman of the Committee denounced
him for putting money ander the charge Of Cummings
without security, when the debate shows he had not,
and .ha; uiost Of tie charge Of the Committee against
Cummings was based on u msprint in a letter they
now acknowledge, and for which rhad Stevens M
isigned them"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

Gen. Prentss. who was surprised and cap
tured, with good share of his division, al
Shiloh, is said to have made Tn excellent and
lorcbe Union speech since ho was prisoner.
Ii strikes rs that Gen. Prentiss mistook his
vocation when he gave up speeoh-makins for
fighting. We suppose the Union cause could
afford to lose him as soldier in order TO re-
cover him rs speech-maker, but five thou
sand good and true men, with better maskots
than The Rebels previously had, was 700 much
TO pay for the opportunity to have him make
speeches for us IN Secessia.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
GENERAL NEWS.

1T is reported 10 a Washington dispatch, tha. d
steamer will leave the Navy-Yagd here in three or
four days for Key West and Ship Island, and will
take prepaid Letters and packages for these ponts.
As an instance Of commercial vitality in these
Northern ATTITUDES, it deserves special record that
two large vessels have cleared at Boston for New
Orleans loaded with ice. One slip, the Havelock
took out one thousand tuns and another took eight
hundred tuns.
Tho resolution Of the Legislature, thanking
Capt. Ericsson the and Lieut.. Worlen
and Engineer Sinners as the officers Of the Monitor
have been suitably prepared, at an expense Of s}0
and are exhibition at the store Of Ball. Black
& Co., in this city.
The Secretary Of the Treasury estimates that the
expenses of the war up TO the Ist July Dext viii not
exceed six hundred million doiIars and lie recon-
nends 10 Congress the ISSUING Of twenty-five million
dollars in treasury notes, in demonstrations under
dvss.
"A dlspatch TO The Chicago TriJune, from what
point lot stated, Gays that the Mississippi River
hss risen 70 an alarming extent, and ths. at linton
vile and Nsw-Madrid hundreds of honsea ara .rh-
merged, and immense quantities Of proper,v b.vs
been washed away. Many families are living +,
fatbosts Everywhere along the river there ia yery
great suffering in consequence Of the aood. tn,
whole Of Columbus up 10 the foo, Of the fortiaca.
tiors Is oysraowei, and the water :s running into
The windows Of the houses. Hickman, Ky., IA slso
suffering greatly from the food. The fortiGcatioDs
a. Islaod No. 10 and upon the main land opposite
are still above water, excepting the upper battery.
large amount Of cannon and heavy ordnance stores
ssp'afsd from the Rebels ou tho sin shore Gre sill,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
THU SURRENDER OF NEW.
ORLEANS.

The official intelligence received Of the cap
ture Of New Orleans, which We publish this
morning. il sufficiently full of interest to en-
hance the eager desire felt by the public for
the detailed reports which may now 10 eI.
pected every hour from Gen. Butler and Flag.
Officer Tarragut- Tho work, for which 30
long and so great reJaration was made, sp.
pears 10 have been effected With consummate
skill by the officers intruted with its
execution, and not the least gratifying fea-
ture Of the intelligence which We pub.
lish to-day is the dignfed and temperate de-
msnd made by the Commander of the National
Fleet for the surrender of the city. The terms,
moreover, In which the Mayor and Common
Council formally agreed to the surrender, dis
loyal ss the sentiments are, rather encourage
than diminish the previously cherished bsllei
that the restoration of the National flag in the
great metropolis Of the South will be welcomed
with ierid gratitude by considerable class OF
the population, TO whose desertiou Of The Rebel
standard the Mayor makes such pointed and
bitter allu.ioD.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
he albany Argps of the Let has the follow

Tic albany Argus Of the Let has tho follow
ing:
How FAST RxroHr, TR,vEE- Ths following utter reSt
less malicious paragraph, sppea' IN ue co''e'P''"
ence Of TmY Nsw.YoEk TRIBUNE;
"Yeserdsy Col Crocker and MAJOR Cassidy OF the yio
NewYork Reger deserted to ths encrny in 'ron Jhey
both own property end havs resiscs In and soont Luen
burg Va and doubt joined tho enemy from choce
We can pardon reasonable amount OF
abuse, but the above is quite too bad. Our
report with regard to the officers above named
was printed exactly as we received it from the
South. The publisher Of this paper was at
Yorktown when the affair occurred, heard it
discussed by scores, aud not doubt intimated by
suy ono that CrOcker and Cassidy had treacher-
ousIy gone over to the enemy. We gave the
other version Of the matter in our Inst, but 1t
como from Albany, not Yorktown. We shall
be most happy to find it truo, but await FUR
ther Developments.
The Argus, knowing better, seeks to give the
IMPRESSION that THE TRIBCNE alone reported
these officers as deserters. To prove this false
We quote from The Uorid Of "Wednesday ne
follows:
From Our Special Correspondent, r. ..u,,
"Ia CANF BEFoGE YORKTOWN. ApNS'
'pRsKRTIos YIELD OFFICERS
"You Rave dVubtcss been uppnsed by tsirespn to. %
the descrlon oftwo d gres,' of one Of tho Eew &
men, Til. story has been lying about since ss sht o
been ea times but after invesigslion am
prepared that it isl every particular bat 20 "ne
p.. that Yesterday forenoon Col Gro ker aud hs Gaze dy
ofhc % NewYok sdmeut stationed in ore o. the Diyl
.oua on the l.ft forv ard TO the outp
passed the lioe when they were hated ~ the IJ ohI
4 a. ba L,ary he
ugh know log the Danger was so ssonhed 81 tue eps
on Of hi, cld ohicsr' that he reisued i0I 'S's
th,ni or oven ordchn them back Le shoud nave a9
Ley en- forward short distance further wren
tho Colonel waved white bsndkeche' snd with fh con-
w.ro received oonduc,sd inside. ard shortly tfaec
cheer from the enemy announcing '"' P''''''
fessy ,Ssy seas i,s of truce for their baggage"
Another letter states that this application for
baggage, under a pretense that they had been
taken prisoners, was received in dlsdainlui ST.
lence, our loyal officers refusing to hold inter-
course with such doubledyed traitors.
Of course. they may have been mistaken,
md Col. Crocker and Major Cassidy may be
loyal aud true men, in spite OF appearances.
But We submit that tho coarse maligpity with
which we are as1ailed above has no excuse,
even in the fact that Major Cassidy il brother
to the Editor Of The Argus. We printed
portion of the news of the day exactly as We
received it, and substantially rs it wss trans
mitted to several Of our contemporaries. If it
ia erroneous. We shall be happy to correct it;
but such telk as that Of The Argus will no.
iniure us, aud cannot relieve tho officers in
questcn from the cloud now resting upon their
reputation. Leo US be patient. and sin out
tho truth.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

The extracts from Southern papers, sent US
by telegraph from Washington, evince the des.
perate state Of mind into which the Rebels
have fallen. No stronger evidence of despair
could be given than proposal by belligerenis
to destroy all their valuable property, to abandon
their larger and more important towns, and TO
leave them in the possession Of mad at tho mercy Of
the enemy. IL is confession rot only of
weakness, bat an acknowledgment that the
war can only be sustained little longer b.
the most desperate measures, by resort 20
that mode Of warfare when rebellion degener-
ates into mere brigandage. The fall Of New
Orleans, seems, as well it may, 70
strike them with terror. And though tho
Mayor Of that city refused 10 haul down the
Rebel flag, in style which seems TO have
grown into favor at the South, but which Las
an Oriental origin, it is clear that the more
thoughtful men among them think the situation is
one where gasconade vii! no longer serve their
purpose. Beauregard, ii is evident, has no
mind to be outaanked by q feet Of gunbOats,
If the report be true, as wo have no doubt it
is' that he is abandoning his position at Cor
inth' and ia about TO retire TO Memphis. lie
nsy moke stand there. but it 10
''uch moro likely. os wo pointed out
. aay or two ago, shst he 10 deter
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
The brooklyn Eagie-n Journal which should
he well informed in matters OF special interest
TO the Democratic party-on Tuesday had the
following Editorial:

EKWsrAPrR Ca,yeEs -Tds Nec Yo,k Uorid was started
fsjl. paper, bu, pioJ In ih, world Ia not .lysys
proGtab, aud The HJil pecuIiarly very dead fail
Reports Of payerrestngs cad e,um-n,sFe, the
Ton Con aLdm.nts no, paying Tie H~ii dgep9sd religion
specially and Ike oher unsoly papers, attempts pic
the world Il hndii II has been r. publican n poll
tr, but moderate In II, tone Tho market IL overstoeked
With paper. OF Republican procly,s In NewYok and TAe
Worid has not prO.IeTsd is unored hat another
tbou, to take plsco-.h1t The Void Ia. changed
l' and viii IN day Itself hsncgiorth an al
s Of Democratic phncea and aspire TO sleak for tho
D cratic party Of Newly OH City. 1hl. chsnee fo tho
br lni we why good Democratic paper ia
Me- ck should hot nuse money and DO the State
wee lie same sme. Tho World" moves
Presuming this report to bo well founded,
We reproduced it in paragraph, wherein We
commended tho policy of The World in seeking
patronage ard susteuauce in . new and rather
ugcultivatsd quarter. TlJs paragraph hts OK.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

Tie totol Union loss at the battle Of Pea
Ridge, Arkansas, is officially stated at 1851,
out Of little moTe than 900 actually en-.
gagged. This is Il heavy proportion for the
yictors in a feld.Gsht. The Rebel loss OF
course was much greater.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

mined to secure a retreat on the other
side of tho Mississippi. But he will have al
army of more than 100000 picked men upon
bio heels. while Sturgis, who at last accouuts
was in the neighborhOod q Forsyth may pre-.
sent an obstacle to bis progress. But tue re.
belhon ia over, 90 far as the West and South
West are concerned, whea he once crosses De
Mississippi.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
FALL % FORT MACON.

The fall of Fort Macon is reported to-day
through Richmond sources, leaving no room to
doubt that Gen. Burnside 10 making sure bis
footing in North Carolina, and steadily sdvanc.
ing the object Of bis Expedition.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

The Republican State Committee Of our
Statate viii meet at the Astor House in this
City on the 10th iAst
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
TO CORRESPONDENTS

TO CORRESPoNDENTS
No ss,,e. e,n be taben Of ANONYMOUS Comhuics'ioh'
whatever 1. intended FOR insertion musOe sn'hsne"'eo
BY the usme AID address of tie wrer-nos ''i
noh,ieaton. hut a. guaranty ior his good faith.
vacsu.o, undertsks 10 return rejected COmuuHcaisons
Ali business letters ,Or office sa0uo DO edsea 70
"Tsz TEIBtHR." New.YcIk.
The New York herald., 1862-03-04
The Internal Tax Bill Reported by the
Ways and Mea2S Committee.
A List OF Some of the Articles
Taxed.
Joint Resolutions on the
Subject Of Maritime Rights.
Call for Information Respecting tho Designs Of
the Allies in Mexico
&C.. &c.. &c.
WASHINGTON, March s. 1882.

WASHINGTON, March s. 1897
ABSTRACT OF THE TAX BILL.
Ths following 10 abstract Of the Tax bill reported
to-day
Nprovides for the appointments by the President of
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, with ssaryof vs
thousand dollars per annum his ocs TO be in the ea-
sury Department. with . suitable number Of clerks.
The country to be divided. the President may d
rect convenient collection dstrcts with Assessor
and Collector appointed by the President for each dis
trcs who shall have power TO appoint such deputies %
may be needed.
Tho bill covers two reams OF paper 1t contains ons
hundred and I'VE sections and is Of the largest any
kind before prepared and which months tme
have been bestowed
The New York herald., 1862-03-04

MILITARY GOVERNOR FOR TENNEssEE-we and
the President has appointed Andrew johnson,
United States Senator for Tennessee, Military
Governor for that State during the interval that
must clapse between the crushing Of rebellion
and the perfect restoration Of law and order,
when, of coure, the State will return to it's
normal condition. This is what we long since
recommended. In the case of Tennessee, Mr..
Lincoln has very properly appointed Andrew
johnson, true Union man, tried in the fire, and
brave as lion, to fill the post of Provisional
Governor. When subsection to the laws is ac-
complished and the people can freely vote, then
new Legislature, new Governor, new men,
bers of the House of Representatives and two
United States Senators, who will no doubt take
their places in this very Congress, will be
elected. Thus State by State will the whole of
the deluded Southern people be restored to the
priceless blessings of the Union.
The New York herald., 1862-03-04

SATAN REBuKrNo SN.-Honest old Greeley
has published his tenth call upon George d
Morgan to refund the seventy or ninety thous
and dollars he pockeed from government COM
missions. Honesty like charity, should begin
at home, and we hope that poor Greeley will
Immediately tell what has become of that fifty
or sixty thousand dollars Irish Relief Fund.- of
which he took charge as one Of the committee
and guardians; and who received that one
thousand dollar draft Greeley held for Matteson
and The Des Monos Improvement grant What
.s sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander.