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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-07-10
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, June 9.-A letter in the
Times places our loss in the recent battles
at 25 OOO.
A letter to the Herald reports the death
OF Col. Woodbury.. at the head of the 4th
Michigan Regiment. This regiment has
been terribly cut up-53 killed, $50 woun-
ded and 33 missing. Among the officers
killed IL Captain Rose; he was form nrly
Principal of the Union Academy at Mon
roe, Mich. In his company were large
number of his former pupils. eleven of whom
are among the killed and wounded.
A Winchester letter of the 81 reports
that General Gearv's Command was advan
cling into Big Foot Valley. His advance
fell into an ambuscade near Fort Furnance
A skirrnish ensued in which two cavai-
rymen were wounded, not fatally, and the
re bells were driven from the rocks and stone
fence. General Geary holds the ground
gained.
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CAIRO. July The steamer Sunshine
arrived at VckShurg on the 3 inst. The
bombardmant continued until the town was
deserted by all excert the military.
The news from White River. Ark, IS not
encouraging Colonel Fitch still holds ST.
Charles No relief has vet reachsG Gen.
Curtis The boats were frequently frod on
from the shore.
Breckinridge's division has gore to Vicks-
burg. A large mum Der of Mississippi trooIs
have also gone to Richmond. Nearly all
the Government stores have beeu removed
from Grenada: The place is occupied by
2.OOO or 1900 rebels. They have burned
all trestle-work of bridges between Mem
pbis and Coldwater.
Gen. Hindman has issued an appeal to
the people Of Arkansas. He says he intends
to annoy the enemy IN every possible way
and asks the people to do their part.
The Federals have evacuated Indian Bay,
St. Charles, and the whole of the lower
White River. and have gone in the direction
of NJ emphis
Gen. Curtis left Batesvillo and crossed
Black River, and is supposed to be m arch :
ing toward Caiche Bridge. with view OF
reachiug the Mississippi River via Crowley IS
Ridge.
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II Office!
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF MASON
COUNTY !!


10Y a recent act of the Legislature it is
- made my duty, Immediately after the ist of
june To prOcce Il with the Collection of the pub
lie Revenue as speedily as possible. By the
same act it is made my duty 20 report, mt
the July, September and November County
Courts, the amount OF taxes collected and pay
the same over to the Auditor. I am authorized
un,ler said act to notify the Tax Payers by pub
lie notice stuck up ut the Court house door. and
in the different Precincts or districts of the
County. that on certain days between the LIST of
September. and the 18th of October. l, my
deputies will attend ut the place of holding cleo
ton in such districts and receive their taxes. 1t
il made the duty of the tax PAYERS to attend on
such DAYS AID pay the same. ! this is not DONE
after that date they will have to pay the same at
the Courthouse; and if not done there within
tine time prescribed by law, ten per cent. upon
the amount added. Thus il viii be that it
will be to the inter est of the taxpayers to see to
it that their taxes arr paid, within the time pre-
scribe1 by law. as after that time shall lnva
riably add the ten per cent. imposed by law. to
their lists when I come to collect. This | shall
be compelled TO do ~ ! shall have to advance the
Revenue due by such dclinquents and enforce
paynent at once with the costs to reimburse my
self By paving attention to the matter and
promptuess, the thing will work first rate. The
people have the same time, as heretofore within
which to pay their taxes. The only difference
being that they shall give the matter attention
themselves and see to its payment at the times
and places prescribed, instead of the old way of
having the Sheriff call half dozen times, more or
less for their taxes. The law is plain, simple,
and to the point: and intend to comply with its
provisions and enforce its penalties. and this
notice is given to call the attention of the people
to it, so that no harm may be done any one IN
consequence of their ignorance Of the law. The
tune and place at which I. or my deputies, will
attend in the different Precincts to receive taxes
between the lst September, and the 18th Of Oc-
tober, will be advertised by public notice stuck
up as required by law. In the mean tins' let
every one pay up that can, when called upon pc
tween this and that time, that good account OF
the promptness of the people Of the county may
be reported to the auditor at the July and Sep
tenn Der terms of our Court.
Respectfully,
w W. BALDWIN,
iulv s-5w Sheriff Of Mason County.
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WASHINGTON. July 9.-A late Rich
mond paper states that Beverly Robinson.
with the Fourth Virginia Cavalry, has been
appointed Brissdier General, and takes the
late COL Ashby's Command.
Complaint is made of the inhuman treat
ment of their soldiers by our own on the
Peninsula Several Georgians, it is said
were found hung; and many bodies mutt
lated: but this is known TO be untrue.
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Rebels Claim a Victory-Their Loss
Admitted to be Is, 900.
Special 10 the Post.l

WASHINGTON, July s.-Richmond papers
of July are received, and are full OF de-
tails of the late battles. They claim VIC
tory as the general result, but admits Sc
we're defeat on Tuesday.
The Examiner says 5000 will not cover
their losses in killed and wounded during
the week. The impression of military men
OF the Peninsula was that $1,000 would DO
cearer the number.
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O-The Democratic and Conservative
Members of Congress held meeting in
Washington on 28th of Juue, and reafirm ed
the Crittenden resolution of last year, which
eClares the m aintenance Of the Constitution
and the preservation Of the Union the only
legitimate objects Of the war. A series of
resolutions explanatory of that declaration
was adopted.
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OrThe Speech of Hon. BENJAMIN WooD,
Of New Y ork, delivered in the House Of Re-
Ireseutatives, will be found in full on our
first page, and we have no doubt that it
will be perused with interest by many of our
readers; it cannot fail to strike the righ:
chord 10 the heart of every patriotic man in
the country.
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Advertise! ADVERTISED!

The success of advertising. is to advertise
ir paper that maintains the right, and is
thereby acceptable to the good men of all
parties. Such is The BULLETIN conceded
to be by all whose opinion is worth having.
Send in your Advertisements
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AUGUST ELECTION.

Mn ED1ToRs:-You will please announce me as
an In dependent candidate for Tailor, for Mason
County. at the ensuing August election. 1 am
in, favor of the old CONSTITUTION, the old
UNION and the enforcement of the LAWS
WILLIAM WHITE.
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TIE FOURTH OF JULY.-The city, on the
Fourth, was remarkably quiet and orderly.
Less enthusiasm than usual appeared to
attend this years celebration of the glorious
Anniversary of our National Independence.
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o. Those who receive a copy of the
Dollar Weekly Bulletin, and wishing to
subscribe will receive it regularly by remit
ting ONE DOLLAR.
EOur terms invariably in advance. IN
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OFThe Stars and Stripes now wave over
the remains of every dead President of the
United States except those of j ames Monroe,
whose rem aims were taken, some years since,
from New York to Richmond.
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OF Doctor Breckinridge, said in re-
cent speech in the Old School General As
sembly, that "the worst treason had been
talked to him in the North"
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VINEGAR
Fine Gold Watches
A y D
] E w E L r Y ! :!

TNH E undersigned beg leave to state9
Il we have just received large stock IA
Watches and Jewery consisting in part of the
following articles viz: Gold and Hunting Case,
Duplex Lever and Swiss Watches both ladies
aud gents. a large assortment of Gold and Sill
yer Watches, Car5unclc, Etruscan, Lava. Bril-
liant. Coral and Jet Sets, a choice assortment
of Rings, Buttons, Brace cts, Thmbles and
Lockets, Gold Silver and Steel Spects, good
stock of Silver and plated ware and variety of
other articles too tedious to mention. Any arti
Gle of Watches or Jewelry made to order in the
shortest notice.
~ Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by experienced workmen.
DUFEU d MCCARTNEY.
end. Street opposite A. N. January & Son.
July bly,
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GIVE are requested TO state that Grand
Pic Mic will come off, in JNo. A. KEITH's
Woods Charleston Bottom. on next Satur-
dav, the 18th inst. All those wishing to
SPEND pleasant day had better be on hand g.
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~The past few days have been exceed
ingly sul,ry. Sunday and Monday were the
hottest days of the season, the heat being
at 81 and 92o By The thermometer.
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OTThe Wheat and Rye crop in Bath
county is unprecedently fine this year. Corn
and Oats are doing we'll also and promise
largo crop. Harvesting is nearly over.
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.4'-We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
S. RAND as 4 Democatic candidate for the
Legislature, from Lewis county.
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@There are 700 sick soldiers N hospital
at Terre Haute.
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FoRTREss MONROE. july &C neral Nc
Clellan has advanced mp James River about
seven miles since the 4.h.
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CE-Ex- Preside Van Buren,, (now eighty
years DID, is suffering from dangerous af-
lection Of the throat or bronchial organs.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-07-10

0-Gold has advanced to IL per cen
premium, in New York City.
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OrThe New York Post says, that Con-
gress will probably adjourn early next week
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DIED.

A. the Monterey fTenn.) Hospital. June 18th.
Mr. BENZ AMIN JACOBS, in the 22nd wear of
ms age. The deceased was native of this citv
but has for several wears resided with his parents
in Aberdeen. where he enlisted in one of the
Ohio REGIMENT.
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FKEPAEED BY
ID Es. j. G. A H R & co.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle Six Bottles for 60
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such a renown for tho cure Of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint that
it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
ployed. AS it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
the people its quality is kept up to the best
it has been, and that it may be relied to
do for their relief all it has been found to do.
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MULLINS q HUNT

DEC TO INFORM THEIR NUMER-
ID ous friends and old customers in Mason
and adjoining counties. that their new establish
ment, opposite the Farmers Bank, to which they
have recently removed. is complete in every de-
partment, and never on any former occasion
have they hcen in such . position t. present in
ducements to their patrons as the present.
Their Stock is now unrivalled in variety, ele-
gance. fashion and cheapness, and considerably
enlarged in every branch. since their removal
Their Stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
&c. cannot besurpassed.
Their Stock of HATS. (some manufactured
expressly for the best class of Kentucky trade) is
unequalled; and in the Carpet and House Furn-
ishng department, the goods need but to be seen
to command app eciation.
Their Stock Of Dress Goods, comprising every
art icle adapted to Ladies wardrobe, deserves
particular attention, embracing so many beauti
full and recherche materials.
Economy is the order of the day. and to those
who study it, respectfully extend invita-
ton to call and examine our stock ut the Cheap
Dry Goods Store,
OPPOSITE THE FARMERS BANK, END STREET.
MULLINS & HUNT.
Maysvile, Ky. June 10, 1862.
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NASHVILLE, KENTUCK
T HAVE JUST OPENED A GRAIN
L GROCERY AND COMMISSION STORE in
the house formerly occupied by Jas. c. Brook
over, northeast Corner of Third & Market SITS.
or WHEAT, RYE and BARLEY.
haveius received full stock of Groceries,
Sugar. Molasses, Coffee, Tea Rice, Fish, Tobacco,
salt, &c. &C.. together with general assert
ment of all articles in the Grocery line; all war
ranted to be ofthe best quality. My goods have
been bought exclusively for Cash, and will be
sold for Cash or Country Produce, at very small
profits.
OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
Commission, Storage ~ Forwarding Business
attended to with promptness.
All persons DESTROYS of getting the worth of
their money, viii please give me call.
june 18th, 1862. BEN PHISTER.
CRUSHED, Powdered and Ora nula ed Sugar,
~ Of best quality, in store and for sale low by
BEN PHISTER,
june 19 Cor. 6rd 81 Market streets.
SYRUP.-P Philadelphia and Baltimore Syrups.
> in barrels, half barrels and 10 gal: kegs, for
sale low by BEN PIiISTER,
june 10 Cor. 3rd IL Market streets.
TOBACCO of all grades and prizes. for sala
i By BEN PHISTER,
june l9 Cor. 3rd 81 Market streets.
VINEGAR Of the best quality, for sale by
june 10. BEN PHISTER.
WHISKY a very choice article for harvest use,
w for sale low by BEN PHISTER.
A PPLE BRANDY old and mellow of best
"A quality, in store and for sale by
june 10 BEN PHISTER.
SALT-in store and arriving, for sale at low
- est rates, by BEN PHISTER.
aekeT Ta apa Sa hlsf and Kits 81 Best
brands for sale ut lowest rate by
june 10 BEN PFISTER.
|TNEA-a very SUP eror article the best import
Il ed, in store and Tor sale by
jus;l9 BEN PHISTER.
pr E--the pure Carolina Rice. for sale bv
IL june 10 BEN PHISTER.
INANDLES.--Star & ummer Mould Candles,
" OF best quality, at BEN PHISTER'S.
SOAP 81 STARCH, ofbest brands. for sale low
~ june l9 By BEN PHISTER.
bacon WANTED.-f am huyng clear sides
I'D at highest cash prices. BEN PHISTER.
WHEAT, RYE d BARLEY WANTED
w am constantly in the market and paying
highest prices. BEN PHISTER,
June l9. Cor, 3rd IL Market street,
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Conversational,

RICHMOND, Sep. 29.-In the Senate Mr..
Semmes, Of Louisiana, submitted reso.
luton declaring Lincoln's emancipation
proclamation gross outrage upon the
rights of private pFopsrtsa aud an invita-.
ton to an atrocious serfle war, and there
fore should be held up to the excavation
of mankind, ard counteracted by such
severe retaliatory measures as in the
judgment of the President may DO best
calculated to secure it's withdrawal or ar.
rest its execution.
A resolution from the House extending
the session until Monday next was con-
CURED in.
A bill to authorize the President to ac'
cept and place in service certain regi-
ments, &C., heretofore raised, though
composed in part of persons liable to con.
scription, was passed.
In the House the exemption bill was
further considered, and amended so as to
exempt all persons employed on news
papers who are indispensable to the pub.
LEGATION according TO the oath of the cd.
itOr. ~
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in such cases; and any one who undertakes
to do IL is a trespasser and a violator OF
the law. Soldiers in the service, as well
as the officers, are subject to the Rules
and Articles Of War, and ii they commit
any offense known to the military code
therein prescribed, they are liable to be
tried and punished according to the law
made for their Government II these
Rules and Articles of War; or in other
words, if the military code for the gov
eminent of the army is defective in any
respect, it ought to be amended by Con-
gress. There alone the power is vested.
Neither Generals nor their Provost Mar
shals have any power to make, alter or
modify laws either military or civil; nor
can they declare what shall be crimes eli
ther military or civil, or establish any tri-
bunal to punish what they may so de-
clare. All these matters belong to Con.
gress; and assure you, in my opinion,
nothing is more essential to the mainte.
nance and preservation of constitutional
liberty than that the military be ever kept
subordinate to the civil authorities.
You then have my views hastily but
pointedly given. Yours most respect
fully. ALEX. II. STEPHENS.
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From Nashville,

Letters were received last evening
from the neighborhood OF Nashville,
written on last Saturday, which ssate
that nine small regiments of infantry,
with Stokes regiment of cavalry and one
Pennsylvania company Of cavalry, are all
the force now in Nashville. The troops
now there are said to be Gen. Payne's
division. Their pickets do not extend
beyond the environs of the city. Occa-
sionelly they send out foraging parties,
sustained BY heavy bodies of infantry,
which our forces generally manage to get
hold of.
Andrew johnson is still there, and is
said to be drinking very hard. They are
still terrifying the city, the Notifications
being principally fronting the Murfrees-
boro', Lebanon, Franklin and Nolanville
pixies. Thousands of negroes are carried
from the different counties In Middle
Tennessee to- Nashville, and many of
them are sent to Kentucky, But taking
our negroes incenses Kentuokians, and it
is said an order has been issued that no
more negroes be allowed to accompany
the army to Kentucky. The Federals
are taking what they want, and eating
out the city, and will soon be in starving
condition. II is thought johnson is a.
waiting the result of some decisive battle
in Kentucky. 1.-THE Federals should be
defeated he will abandon the city, other
wise he will endeavort TO hold it.-Chatta-
nooga Rebel :. 49,
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A Drawn Battle.

The Washington Republican, (Llncoln's
orsan,) Of the 10th claims no victory at
Sharpaburg. 1t says;
s.Iha eanaral imrressian made by the
accounts as yet received is not unfavora-
Bile. Our troops fought with great brav-
cry, and it is certain good many rebel
prisoners were taken. Nevertheless, the
facts, which seem to be agreed, that the
contest was not renewed up to noon yes
terday, (Thursday,) and that Gen Nc Clel-
Ian had granted an armistice for the bu-
rial Of the dead, give to the affair some
what the aspect Of drawn battle.
If such shall finally prove to have been
the fact, it is not so satisfactory victory
but it still far from being disaster"
The Republican then talks about the
"thickenIng accounts of the death and
wounds of our brave soldiers" 1t does not
regard the fight as disaster" but it is
very evident, from its guarded language
that others in Washington do-and this
will be the verdict of the times.
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The Story of the Enemy.

The Northern papers which we have
received contain very voluminous ac-
counts of the military operations on the
upper Potomac. We publish many ex-
tracts in another column. We pass over
their long accounts of the battle, the
swaying of the opposing lines. They are
little besides fancy sketches-wild ro-
mances, invented 10 please people who
will not bear the truth.
We take the following extract from
the HeralFs account, stating the forces OF
the enemy
General Mcclellan commanded the ma.
tional troops in person, and had on the
field the whole command of Gen. Burn
side, recently augmented by the addition
of several new regiments; the army corps
lately under Gen. Mcdowell, now under
command of Gen. Hooker; General Sum-
ner's corps; Gen. Franklin's corps; Gen.
Banks corps, commanded by Gen. Will
Jams; and Sykes division Of Fitz John
Porter's corps.
In the fight General Hooker was wound.
ed and carried from the field and Rick.
etts assumed command.
In the following the courage of oul
soldiers is acknowledged. The praise ii
extorted, and therefore comes mingled
with SANDERS and hate:
1t is beyond all wonder how men such
as the rebel troops are can fight as they
do. That the ragged and filthy wretch.
es, sick, hungry, and in all ways miser
able. should prove such heroes in fight
is past explanation. Men never fought
better. There was one regiment thai
stood up before the fire of two or three
of our long range batteries and o. two reg
iments of infantry, and though the all
around them was vocal with the whistle O.
bullets and the scream of shells, there
they stood and delivered their fire in per
feet order; and there they continued t.
stand until battery of six light twelvel
was brought to bear on them, and before
that they broke. Nothing mortal car
stand battery of six light Napoleon guns
if there is plenty of grape and canister in
the ammunition chests,
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Llncoln's Proclamation.

p, In another place will be found Pro-
yla,nution recently issuad by Abraham
Lincoln, in which it is declared, chat
on the first day of january, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-three, all persons or slaves with.
in any State, or any designated part of
State, the people whereof shall then be in
rebellion against the United States, shall
be thenceforward and forever Free" So
the ultra Abolitionists have prevailed,
and Honest Abraham" as the New York
Herald delights to call him, has put
his pedal extremities in it at last. For we
hold that if Lincoln, Seward, Sumner,
Chase, Wilson, Wendell Philips, Horace
Greeley, Lloyd Garrison, and Fred Dou-.
glas, together with all the rest of the IA
natics, free nIggers and fools now in exis-
tence, had gone to work deliberately and
with malice prepense, they could not
have contrived and concocted an instru-
ment that would prove moro fruitful in
intensifying and strengthening the slave
States and weakening the North, than
this wallpaper pronunciamento of the
unmitigated and miserable old tool whom
heaven, for some purpose or other, per-
mits to occupy and pollute a seat once
occupied by GEORGE WASHINGTON. Write
me down ass" quoth honest Dogberry.
"Free me your niggersw exclaims Abra-
ham Lincoln.
The proclamation is bid for the bor-
der States; and bid for servile insur-
rection-in both of which it will fail
Oh, ye deluded and deceived East Ten
nesseans, who have been clinging to the
coattails of autocratic Abe, as the idola-
tor clings TO his wooden-headed and brass
bellied god--read this sublime conceit
and precious cunanatien- Of thu Black Re.
publican mind, carefully. You can en-
stand in the high ways and public pieces,
and exclaim, with great truthfulness and
propriety, "Here's ger Mulel"