The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-28
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EVANSVILLE. THURSDAY. AUG. IS
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0TOur terms invariably in advance. IN
0~TIndiana has already sent into Ken
lucky ten regiments of 100000 new troons
called into the service, and two more on th q
way.
GTOne thousand bales of Cotton was
burned opposite Helena, Arkansas, by the
Confederates last week.
Many of our re aders are not aware Of
the fact that our good looking young friend
Jyo. J. BRosEE keeps on hand a constant
supply of miscellaneous reading, such as
the New York Ledger. Mercury, Harper's
Weekly, Frank Leslies' illustrated News
Waverly Magazine, sc. If you stand in
need of any of the above Periodicals give
him call.
GA camp of instruction for fifty thou
sand men has been established near Wash
ingtop.
0TOver three hundred army officers have
been stricken from the rolls under the late
stringent order.
0TThe Louisville Journal says that the
rumored killing of Capt. w. C. P Breckin-
ridge in the skirmish at Galla:in, is not con-
fimed.
GA jersey millionaire, in attempting
to evade the draft by leaving New York on
Saturday in one of the foreign steamers, was
detected in the disguise of coal HEAVIER.
CID. C. Wicklife, Esq, editor of the
Lexington Observer, has been nominated by
the Governor and confirmed by the Senate,
Secretary of State of Kentucky.
GJSeven millions four hundred thou
sand dollars have been paid by the Govern
ment at Washington for bounties to volun-
teers.
GTThe rumor that G en-. Mcclellan in
tended resigning his commission is authori-
tatively contradicted. 1t received very lit
tie credit.
6rThe race for the Goodwood Cup on
the 9Th inst, was won in canter by Lord
w Powlett's horse Tim Whittier. The Sc
cond horse was Zetland, about dozen
lengths behind the winner, and the Wizard
was third There were only seven runners,
and Mr.. Ten Brooks American horse I'm
ion, was about the last in the race.
H5-It has been suggested that the law
yers ought by no means to be omitted from
the enrolment list; for should they enter
the ranks they would make brief work of
war, since no opposing army could withstand
their charges.
GTFifty- eight Confederate prisoners cap
tured by Capts. Mercer, Hodges, and Wor-
than, in the neighborhood of Mammoth
Cave, were placed in prison. in Louisville, or
Monday.
GA special dispatch from Springfield,
H., to the Chicago Tribune, of the 2lst,
SAYS there are $4,000 men enrolled in the
State. Thirty regiments are full, and the
others nearly so.
RTWe hear that Miss MCMAHON opened
School, on last NJ onday, with very good
attendance. Her room is well ventilated
and comm odious. Those who wish to have
their children receive good education may
not have The advantages again which they
500, lo,.o rTboro ora darI-c for aboItt ron
scholars more. Terms are rem arkably low.
REMovAL-We notice that the Tele graph
Office has been removed to the building
formerly occupied by the Express, next door
below the Bulletin Office.
rTIIon. w. II. Wadsworth has been
placed upon the staff of Major General Wal
lace, with the rank of Colonel.
Ct5A colored 6all came off in Newark,
Nj, few nights ago. at which, it is stated,
n military officer from New York distin-
gu:shcd himself by dancing with negro
woman till both were tired cut.
rTPRENTIcE. of the Louisville Journal,
thinks that Fort Darling would be the most
appropriate place for the confinement of the
audacious female traitors still at large in the
country.
SECESSION IN SwITzsRLAND.-The Italian
canton of Ticino threatens to secede from the
Swiss Confederation, and the General Die
Is determined to prevent such Withdrawal .
hTWe rather from the order of Provost