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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-08

BsrSs Boor Aso SHos SAsKfr Toe business OF the
&c has beed q1ts good, aod buyers ON the cities Ct
Cincinnati and ST. Louis have purchased AID hpp d
Quite large qua. Icy o., zoos ard shots TIE C II for
nv ahoei con ues unsbt ei and hes, are hkel az
fast as ade rad Gt eooi prices Tho SEA civ Of work
o. in a;fies considerably r.h the msrutaciuTe RI al
kinds # s7oss. Their g Ter cul Tor kinds OF
psCgei br,Slns md crossing dsmSn1 fol- gain boots
fos s5l. i,.s GER.
Tlese p h IL good Etq1rs; until late 10 the fsf,
OF unit, every colder ford Is tGa pair, as toe
trents or twenty twH iHc. G b,0 ia the Gully protes'
tj,a klown agtrat VI gnis mud. The call for good,
fcom IL eriyr buyers i, go and the New England trade
have taken hold qlie freely for tho past week. The
stacks Of goods GA The market qtie limited, aud
proeI very rm. Most of lie manufacturers have order
ed ahsld snd trade wtss decidedly cheerful asp OF IS
compared with ths feeling OF month sso, when "s 70.
wall" cEsca 2ec.ed here to look over our steeks
Of rods.
Toe siipm Ms Of boots and sho>s from Boston for
tho res. pe months have been s65 639 cases. sgainai
Sl6 $50 10 1884, sho wing, this yoar, increase OF 49,
600 cases. During 'h' prod in 1860 there zero
sent fom Boston SIC 81 csses sud la 1889, COZ SsT
As the trade vi toe .oyal Safes bss becn nesrT as
CORD as 1t N 1882 these cures will bring the South
snort sbeus 100000 TINS year. II that 81, We
csn readily believe tia reports "reisole gesteTen,
returning firm tta. rrgor, that boos and shoes are
selling al FRI u $40 10 $50 pair.
Il d cot likely that toe boots aad stoss scot N vesssa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-08
STATE ~ VII CISI',

CRY ~ .ICLgOy D 10 = II:
JOAN Vsj ., Thams, HsEsook - -" F-s. s-I u ?.
Derby The teysIa b o have aStoq he fJTss igg.e.
as z, ~. n hLy- peaTei ee H0tsry Pl u "a
md the sac snl q a res ID! an uIi. oi .s L-roJ
GTaa hS ssaed hs fFcci =. ~
psi VI 10 cssh y iaar tho1G GGips npt outd
,Ii pap n a. c8nt6ut ON y as heGazE-au ne
said Isntra psrtn the s.h 'p cE hGSs al
In Ike ma rea before nd r'1Aly ackroEd IS
Ee raid pAp5, and Gsirei Ee 4 Ger ~ he
aur that rscod nsee IN toe p.eGseI
coriiag 10 l,v.
Civ dor ~ hard 9, agoAIy r5re s:osea lila nrst
day OF October, 1862.
City ~ Rch ord T. wit:
In tie offee oari Of H. mss 70 th srd CITY, TIRE eud
day obe ist2 the fore ps, prssfd a-d with
certificate sr1er,d adEIu.i T. record q oc ek A. =
TsI.: 70, EoHAED clerk
oes-ssv r. uowAaD, CerE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-08

R0 SPECIAL N1TECE.-oI ase
~ sale Il Fry Goods wi commence this morri :.
wednes az II. store nter Alvey ens a. iO
All will inc uds large variety q gcols MT ianed Ia
Advertisement
oe'-I KNIT, PENE&Co, Acct.
R~SPECIAL c9GfCE.-we invite 1 q
WE attention Ct tuyefss TO tale o. nifac.1EsI
end snofng Tobacco, to ase lace i non'nk our t's
Is (Goverlor stree ;ht 20 oc'cck Tbs GssOr
ue II be tie srges and including the beat brands Nc have
YET GFed
oIs-lt sUMSEs a BIZ .sSss, Aucs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-08
TAIBurE VI RFsPIoF
EIGD oRs 0Tgr BJrrEEr,
Camp reaF CH.R,Esros KHaw acc

Camp CH.R,Hros KH.!w sCo
s-P.em0tr 20, ls6s
wu,xis, 10 the al vie piov .ree Il c. oEssrllei SIR
giant SPEAR NIohobAs, OuSTB CHI MBEtssIyg, GE' A.
LARA IoH aid HENRY saiTa haze he by The hand
Of aerh rtm he ranks Of company and he vel
We loved I, n ngle wi,h ten &
Rssolrf That while bw slbnsv ~ hs DIV 4, n
ienoysg r,n 1dIt tass. oar brelhei yets
not ba Of thos h krd all hsir
With Nfil hs dea,rse q Il their du iei aad xln
Go "A FufE ~ Ell ~ o. theis coustry.
Re.Ored 1tgt coas' a1y I'D - i1disiu' q la.
csrey np,hs with the paren aai dsad o. tie ieeesie
sad most cher ally record trn5oy hat they EEL be
Md n oat Payete .. H. septic Der TO- Sjl) wat big
eolt.nGsg the sEs AMI series Of tel cguatry
ResoUsJ, Tnsi III Sftgoir be pa5lsled Ia TIE Hckm,
Dspds a-d Whg clplss he the FAM les " d.
By order CT The Company.
A..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-08

TuI CoyyrDERATE SEAL-A c1Ie p1ndent Of he
oJlunLi., Is. c dlardhu, r. W. ." recon m ends
the adoption Of u plough as the emblem for the Con.
f,derste States, for the following rsasons:
|. /. II eminen'ly Characteristic Of or Southern
Sates .tere tobacco wheat rice, sugar and cotton
the great world st,pl ,s-are chiefly produced
1. is SIMPLE is form, however varied Ia every.
where at one, r5cognz and is every where suggestive
Of the same ideas
Isl emolsrn4ticsl of Fsto,, Civilization, and Pros
pc itJ
e. 1, is ey ryyhere held in honor.
b. l. has the Advantage ever cotton bales, cotton
ks rico sh ayes az barrels sugar ca end the Ike,
because tie fots Of these no: everywhere familiar
or uniform FOR they sufficiently distinct from other
plants Besides, ell the States sre lot cotton, lice, Or
sugar-growing Stats
g. / has the advantage over he rose (E gla1o;) the
lily, (Frarce) the thistle, (scotiaud) or any CT the
yes able kingdom, inmuca as IL Is the emblem OF IN
dusry aud utility.
/, is better than the eagle or birds OF prey, mas.
much as homes. acquisition 1. better than rsl scous
guests.
1t is better tbs an OK or horse, or suy Of the api
mn, trb,, sc il is fndcaiv, Of human Invention and
e5:artr,sc, o. moray rather than b'..s ftic,.
NJ. Is i's p.scafu s'gn Ganc5 Incompatible with
ns iona, hI-jhc cd eud miSIy strength. Fer its CO.
g. uc ou 4 4 IRON, nd Tho pI.Gyhsbdrs IS readily
"3sdLs, intp the 'W5rd"
10 Iii, SC. p,u,sl antql cassie snd modern in lie
apso,'a io.s mDding d, OF the pinevil curss, it
ia .ocia I'd y! .n mo 70 bee. eaJrtg to ameorate bis
olrd iol ! TO lefeol tho sScat OF BIG brow. l. car
rics "a b. 70 the days OF CLcnns:uS aud the stern
virtues Of Inc man rEpublic /; viii smbilm for IT.
,ure gsueraoas ,ha striking felure o! this WARRIOR
homes a a'csidss'- armies hs7e beer main
" composed Of "a mers; and tho plough hu furnished
he Ooa!eieracy With is b-s sold crs.
For 4 Motto, rorli suzSes, TIE vsll known wo:d',
fam ir every nation, Jrdtia DG through the b!ss.
sing Gt God"-Sy the grsce Of God"
l. Is p culrls trIN Of the hbo-s Of the plough
that they dcpeud upon Cots gilts-His RAIN End sun
shine and genial 'CGsons
Itss rik ngy oh rsctsr:stc Of ~, strugg'e, that
we based u9'n sc Divine sac;o aad ever reposs cur
holes Of s'ccsss tNere
g. Tic PHRASE ha5 been us'd BY ms. OF OR gener ia
n annoupc ng their vc:o'ias; and l. COW y eeicrts
ALL ion efe)pa TORN % which most SUCCESS
iui eeuera, jacks u, h.r.lds biz successes
l. ia already ss5coi,t win aaiopa for rue In = 2
ofsfsrarri.g phr.ses "DJ; Graiid GslIeiaus Rer, y
|. D.i G,aia hiyim'iona' Iaprotor"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-08
To HAT MAHPRS.

Green Tea
Il loo lbs Usnphoi fr sale By DUVAJ,
oos Druggist eo-Ee. MEin and lOih streets,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-08
PAHT.ERsHss1.

10HN Hi-ry oftA' copEy Of Her.9 IN the sac @; Viz
ii gnIs. ,tiaJ al ok. iogc v 81. p. De -
fercy GRAFT 81 the sly e FtLnOn Ia tie s.us
hare pa tusrs .p - be u:t under ~
arm Of "Hau;oc.s Tos neIb} 10 Ehi igf sal pat
special If.ae. and TO eonuioge - o. y ri.1a ,
tie OF their uCs Is 10 Do tia; tmsGGaau
mailng adj, ard Ing Wo'd Wac ySog, des
errioSs machinery implements and sItcs varos AIal',
and ersls o. Sandy AiEd, oden m-fic and
oherv ST. hAyi1g the city o!HiShnosi Ia sDi. As th
bunats and the Duration a NE partne slip 10 be hte
A. III IN, day Of oete sshoe hundre Ind sx.y
Wtneaa ths following GynAtures and AZ
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-08

5000 RkWAH3l

81 LEN fem he no o. F2estg' 30 a istt
- Hundei Do 10 hundred dollar Con! De nos abe
sroys w.id wi be gvsr for the de lyeTT the
once Of n BIC 4nond Fhig and no qatsr d, IS I'D
ocyT- 81 = KlVEShCQH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-08
80 TH@ ytpIIg,

OFT jelly l6h 1s2 ctlisve Of sg.ny -I'Ee1 sh'rss W
IL suit Safe s,oes 10 COS dsteI ST. e me, s5' he
pu,c ooej DOT {, Trade for said seef shall make
app ie ltlon 10 have tssessd.
D. e. HAss57oraa.
Orange Court Rosss July u, 1853. iya-u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-08
EDTssgs

TyNHE sublcbec thsnsp TO he pssa nag. MED 70
IL Inn he etofo-e solid cor o. bae East cogr,
ecrp and vi a.uy podlee Min sdA la snsfcGei 5,
saoS tlbaec ad Ara The slei u lcbss xi he
particular attention OF hr. J9hn N. shepp.r' u.
AuEX.S5E1 GsgREfr.
iy2s Josy Il. eHEYPiR1 ". sAc.nsn ef robsceo.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-08
Pr BM0yp P:sA.R ,asTijITE

TINHIs r9I,tctlga hega Nah Session HoEDtY De-
her 6h s. he eisplai bsa tie o. Clay GnI
ii street. t.iy oElsd and led o, J,hn CssJi-.
Tbs psc0II AL pie ~ gSouldi Of this reired sni
Ct yi,ce close p.-E atty t.e II ~ I'd
mi b lsion FOR eeh, du irg the tezporsry
of he Inst ute buldn by the 90 ysrnnen
n les Includes th wkoe ron tn oscst
mary tie hi hest cDnegIe our ecrpI 81 tacler',
tracpg twelve ins nearly the for several
tss pass onaIealy pre- he past OF the In
sltule d the best piedsc o! iI fubIre eH.ercY.
Terms for Nine HoaihA
(Haf payable October rem IA Ter February t)
English IL Preparatory so
ih Cosg ate Depa!'u %
French LNin orothe. Sa age. -
Muse ttEo Ia fhou.s w.e,) "
Draw ~ Pain ing, &C a. Profess rs rates
Fuel eEtrS
Money refibd in case % pr acted s.ckasss.
oa.s WESTON. AN.
oct 2 lee fr udent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-08

WAHgBp.
IIaE1lL viii be psd f,E EnfsTIs1e ph q,
n In quiet 1t ~ De dy. Address BIZ,
ot6-is VIII o.,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-08
AZ TMr T:pg oF AZ tIN:l-vHs o..

an TMR TIDE OF TfxI TgS;I--pEsCg.-
" ~ I'LL I'd VASDs deasto emp ~ tits VI NJ
Agents 10 8i1,ubs rbsn 20 she Va I'M sIOc
ft-ie receive fse lollrs dy G!ty dciEi
each en- secured shea The; cou'y ks fbi-ils 90
tuhI cribtrg T. the v. g. Uooz.
Re TO s.hs snd Gun usktr oP pie the Eas Squse
Richmond J. Youny os1 tLer sycamore she's, z.
burg A. J. Ne1snDs,, sry oAE; ofJ 4. Ei'srts o.Bsla
Wen. eusser soGhty, Va.
The 1,laLve xeasd 'Lhs 10 parussrre In dir O. h,
Sta oon,ssirg tee ccnf7ee ate Gore cot hsc
e. poins the ae United sars BAT hs L. L.
ernnent, vii be DISPOSED VI " Jas. md isr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-08

HO.&D WAITED
TIIHE advertiser enyIe beard nuenelng shout
l0a inst for nsl szIy, IN s3re iyc Non se Solsby
convea the Nhg 10 I'D yIgsle family pre-
fcrrsL A tres"J. g j., ~hs one" o-4-s
30 tRDREs FOE E0wHArsN ACADEMY.
Would AXE I tigl borisrs in fan ~ the pes
:ess.ou u Rev HiIn A. osmpoel scao5l within uis
Of rrs'l nee
Trsxs slIS half in advance The lance st Iarih
A6dr - .slCH,
oS4-u PovhSttn {, ut Houss, W.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-08

JyH HANCOCK, e.iI
TT c. EAYCOCH, r,
GO. W ER Jrsf, 'eAD
II P ] ESbf. Zeal
LERoYJ. GRANT, tseal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-08

SAL DlSERtB
D. BA9sUsDc. Eot'ry Pablo prepared III the
- cary iorus and ell tsEe ahd.Iit' the s:anis
hichmond. iron ~ a. II To oelyoE, 2. n.
.ttn-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-08

A TGs CGaR WANTED.
G.ETLESAN o. LADY qllrh a TO ts,ch -grsl Lain rrt
N FRI. Oh. co pc iJr rs FaIo, n
.oltoa By fppJcloa TO ". Cibsr, rye louye
n on rn1btr. go asa
arc a"RFs 80 LANsj yv a+Ls.
GF7La sale ny Tsc' OF Lsri mile -. We
he r.n po, 1i'-~os1 I'D a l. arrai na'ol4E
70 Nj good baIIHs c"ss q NJ O. 'sos oy DronE
and ssary Clubhouse 10 good order hnliei
an y eeLed, Including about Tty IL lad,
hundci md y ORIG Ba WITH bslaaceil Ga II
pine ,u t. e AID convenient Rsifrsd veod vth goi
pi AMI tao fsis sr,ani raE ss hrou.h The Ela.
Terms, Ne, address
UIBAI W. ukri,
fore's 'Tsiasry Post dice.
sep go. dis, Pi'rs tsrsrd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-08

TUESDAY, October 2, Ieoz'
The Senate met at IL o'clock, A. n. Prayer by rev
d.. Jster, Of the Bspts! Church. THE same mins'e
ofhcated yesterday
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04
From the New York World, Nov. so.
A Plan Il BreaI, Down State Stocks and
Deprcciatc the III in Value

1t is now definitely unders TODD that Mr.
Chase, in his forth coming financial report
will strongly urge the adoption of the ma
tional system Of free banking he so earnestly
recommended at the last session of Congress-
This project is practically similar to the
banking law now in operation in this State
1t provides that any chartered State b ank =,
of not less than 100000 capital, NAV issue
currency based on deposits of the United
States stock. The notes, of not less than
five dollars nor more than FIVE thousand, re
to be furnished by the Government, aud are
to be receivable at par in all parts of the
United States for ali Government dues ex-
cept customs. So as to make room for this
Government currency, the scheme contem-
plates, further tax of two per cent, on all
bank issues, other than those secured by
United States stock. Stringent penalties are
provided for any evasion of this tax, which
Mr.. Chase believes will eventually drive out
the State Bank issues.
Such, in brief. is the scheme which is to
be submitted TO Congress as the panacea for
our currency troubles. 1t is to be seen how
it will be received by that body. OF course
it will be vehementy opposed by the coun-
try banks, and as they exercise a powerful
influence liz nearly every Congressional dis
trict, it would seem as though the chances
"cic tpO IitJSCl. AS IOT lDc Guy
banks, they will not care to fight the scheme
merely because lrinterferes with their issues,
because these are hot generally source of
much profit. Their opposition, as we'll as
that Of the business community, will be from
other and more serious considerations.
Mr.. Chase's schemes, stripped Of all ver-
biage, is that some S250O0O,O0O of State
stocks, now held by banks as a security for
their circulation, shall be thrownupon the
market within brief period OF time, and
United States stocks substituted in their
place. What the effect Of this measure
would be needs no prophet to foretell. State
securities, which are now the dependence of
so many widows. orphans aud people Of
moderate means, would rapidly depreciate
in value. The market could not sustain so
great a load, aud the sale of these stocks
would Interfere with the absorption Of Uni
ted States securities. 1t is patent, therefore,
that every ore interested in State Indebted
ness will be opposed to Mr.. Chase's project.
But there is another objection. The
forced liquidation of SO enormous an am ouut
Of bank currency would cause the suspension
Of great majority of the local banks, and
thus create wide spread financial panic. !
Mr.. Chase's scheme would require long pc
Rod before it could be put into operation |
without seriously injuring the business Of
he country. On the whole, we think its
,hances not very good.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

WHOLESALE DEsEaTIoN The desertious
from the army. especially in the West, are
becoming really alarming. Both before ana
after the battle of Perryviile, hundreds de-
serted from Buell's army, and they are now
at home dressed in citizens clothes, appa-
rently without any intention of returning
or the new regiments, there are few that
have not lost from fifty to as high as three.
camps Of this State, the same Generalization
presents itself. at Camp Dennison. where
thirteen hundred enlisted men are due, not
more than five hundred can be found in
camp. Officers who have recruited and
paid bounties to full company of men. can
not muster corporal's guard.-Cin. Times
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

AN ABOLITION HUMBUG EXpLoDED.-One
of the favorite theories of the Abolition pa
pers has been that an immense cotton crop
could be grown in Southern Illinois. In
order to give currency to it, they have stated,
our Cincinnati Gazette among the number,
that the cotton crop of Illinois this year was
twenty thousand bales. The Chicago Prai-
yie Farmer, seeing this. declares it false, and
estimates the quantity for export at about
two hundred bales. This is the extent OF
the cotton cultivation in Illinois Gin. Enc.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

A Coon SUGGEsTIoN.-The New York
Eoen'ng Post is urging the Cora EXCHANGE
the Chamber Of Commerce, the Churches
&c.,to con'ribute-especially on II a?ksgiv
ing Day-a fund for the relief Of the starry
ing operatives 10 England, deprived of en-
ployment In consequence Of the rebellion
cutting off the usual supply of cotton. The
New York Express comments upon this
properly as follows:
These Abolition ed itors, it strikes us,
have compassion for every body save the
white laboring men, and the white laborino
mems families here in the North Just now,
when the mechanic and dav-laborer find it
next to impossible to make both ends meet
owing to the war prices Abolitionism aud
Secesslonism have brought 1pon us, they are
spending hundreds Of thousands Of dollars
on lazy, tat and sleek contraba nds, South
and the people are next to be called upon TO
help feed and clothe the paupers of other
lands! With coal at eight to nine dollars
tun; flour ten dollars per barre and tea, and
clothing of every description enormously
high-now is the time for charity to beoin
at home. BY all means. let us have a gen
erous contribution on Thanksgiving Dav all
around, but let the proceeds be de voted to
the poor families of our soldiers, who are
lighting the battles of the Union. Let us
De Just before We are generous
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

held meeting lately and appointed COM
mittee, who were instructed to visit the rebel
commanding General, and implore him up
on their knees, if necessary, not to surrender
the city. They preferred having their
them again occupied by Northern troops.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

FEDERAL TRooPs CAPrURED-The pas
sengers per steamer Allen Collier, last night.
bring the intelligence that three companies
of Federal troops, belonging to the Second
Virginia Regiment. were overtaken and cap
tured by Jenkins rebel cavalry, near
Charleston, on the Kanawha, on Friday eve
over to the enemy large quantity of arms,
ANN unitions, &c-Cin Enc.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

@-Incendiaries have been trying to burn
the city of Memphis. On Sunday night
there were ten different fires. On Monday
night there were fourteen, showing couclu-
sively that there is concerted movem ent
for the destruction of the city. Great ex-
element exists in consequence.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

@On Tuesday morn ing Nov. %, two
hundred.and fifty rebel cavalry took the town
of Henderson, on the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road, burning the station house and other
property. They also took one company of
Federal soldiers.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

GFParson Brownlow is very much dis
liked in Illinois. His vulgar profanity is so
offensive that ladies do not presume to at
tend his meetings, ard soldiers have to keep
the populace from egging and otherwise
maitreating him.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

GIVE learn that the enemy under Bragg
are fortifying strongly near Murfreesboro,
and have force of 65 600 effective troops.
General Rosecrans' army have not yet NOV
ed, but may go forward during the present
week.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

0Colonel 4. V. Colburn from General
McClelian's staff. has been assigned to duty
~ Adjutant General Of the Department of
Missouri. General Mcclellan Endorses the
Colonel as one &C the most cfficieEt officers
in the army.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

@There was good demand for notes
of Tennessee and Kentucky Banks, on Mon
day, in Cincinnati; q to 8 per cent. prem
was paid for them.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

GIVE learn by a gentleman, who LETT
Cincinnati at O'Clock on Tuesday evening.
that it was currently reported and believed,
in that city. that Burnsides ha d been super
ceded by Hooker
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

GA part of Bragg's army is said to have
reached Aberdeen. At Memphis, the i'm
preston is, that a stand will be made at
that place.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

@1f the scarcity of change should con-
tinue it is feared that even the moon Will
find it difficult to change its quarters
Exchange.
What of that! Hasn't the moon got a man
in liz And cannot any man make shin
p'astss as a substitute?
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

A woman offering to sign a deed, the
Judge asked her whether her husband com :.
PEELED her to sign? He compel me!' said
the lady; no, nor twenty like him.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

@Gen. Joe Johnston has been appoint
ed to command the Department of the West
in place ofPembertor
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

KENTUCKY LEGIsLATU RE.--The next
meeting of this body takes place on the
second Thursday in January. 1863.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

GIT has leaked out that at least 5000
m en- who receiv ed boupties from New York
city have deserted. .er1--
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

0CTIt is reported that Steamer. similar
to the Alabama, left Liverpool on the Goth
ultimo, and that another will soon follow.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

G(St. Louis. for Panama. with three
hundred passengers, and 1888. 600 in specie
for New York, and $685. 900 for England
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

strong at Arkansas Post, on Arkansas river.
There has been no rise in the stream.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

@Uplaud Cotton brought sixty eigh
cents per pound at sale in Philadelphi;
last week.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

public writer thinks that much might
be gained if speakers would observe, the
milier's creed-always to shut the gate when
the grist is out.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

CIT is rumored that the rebels are
bringing siege guns to Murfr eesboro.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

SIGEL REVERSE. We had adispatch from
Washington the other day, stating it was
soPp7sed that Sigel hal fallen back in good
Order This was our first iut;m ton that
he had suffered reverse. Later aGvices
represent him to be very near to Washing
ton, aud Intimate that he came in with his
army under heavy pressare. M any Of his
soldiers left their muskets, that their pos
session might not interfere with their speed
W e icarn from private source that he lost
twenty eight car loads of baggage and sun
plies. We also learn that the rebel~ ~ ak e
almost daily raids close to our lines in front
OF w asblngton. and that their captures are
frequently mportant.-Pyouidence o. II
Post
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

GTThe rebel force between Chattanooga
and Murfreesboro is said to be sixty thous-
and.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

GThe Leg islatures of fourteen of tht
loyal States will meet in January.
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@The romantic lover hunts wildfre
and vows that it is star.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-04

NORN IN THE EAR--Selected sound
" corn in the ear always on hand
ALIEN MADDOX
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4 IOkDAGE-Hemp and Manila ropes of
~ all sizes from plough lineto ships cable
always on hand. ALEX MADDOX
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NIiEESE-The m ost select brands of rich.
" pure, bluegrass cheese.
ALEX. MADDOX.