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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-16

The Democratic press is unanimous in
condsmning the Emancipation Proclamation.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-16
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

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Licer Complaint D,opsy, letter, Iuo,ors and
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They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi-
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best aperient in the world for all the purposes of
family physic.
Price rs cents per Box; Five boxes for S10O.
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians. States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthese
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
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j WOOD,
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june ~ Maysville, Ky,
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-16

Jauudice. Fever and Ague, General De.
biiIty. and all Diseases arising from,
DlSOrdered Stomach, Liver or
INHEY are used aud recommended bv leod;no
L Physicians of the country and all who trv
them pronounce them invaluaple.
DIR. JAMES l.. LEEPERE, writes from Ma
varre, Stark Co., Ohio, ''the Bitters are HIGHLY
praised by those suffering from digestion, dys
pepsia and liver complaint"
DIR. WIN. NJ. KERR, of Rogersville. Ind
writes Us that they are the most valuable med;'
cine offered. He has recommended them with
great success, and with them made several
cures OF palpitation of the heart and general de-
bility.
ID. X. GALLEHERS, NJ. D. writes from Van
vert Ohlo,'' i most respectfully recommend the
Sherry Wine BitterS to the notice of Dvsnant;o
persons; and to all who require q stimuIatinr
medicine.
SUCH NEWS WE ARE RECEIVING DArry
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH Rorr1r
They are sold by Medicine Dealers generally
Trice 10 cts per bottle. J. n. HARRIS& GO.
alneinnati, Ohio, Proprietors for the Southern
ana western States, to whom address all orders:
For sale by 0'' '''1 - Oe'''
seaton & Broderick; Maysville,
&C. Watson; Foster,
Grain d Co.; Hilsboro
A: Boyd; Sharpsburg,
John L. Shepherd; Grayson,
Eli q Co.; Catletsburg,
j. H. Haskell d Son; Ashland.
tune ~ Hunter d Maddox; Ripley, Ohio
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-16
CHEESE.

CHEESE
DICKERT'S Blue Grass Cheese always nm
l. hand ana for sale by He LLOYD.
Maysville. june 10, 1862.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-16
DIR. j. G.. AYE Is & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for s..
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 to 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 moro than
assure the people its quality is KEEP. 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. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-19
TnE yICrORIEs IN mo WEsr.


A telegrarhic disratch 90 Cape Race contains the
.lairuce of an "oih ial report recording victory
on the Cumberland River, obtained over the Confsd
crate Genonl ZOlioolcr. II the report be accurate
tie success II "a real one. IoIicoier killed in the
action occupied a strong position on both banks Of
the Cnnterland, at Mil Spriug, about eight miles
below the head OF river navigation. The uyer banks
were steep and lOiiy, and the COnfederates bad in-
treucled ihcm The larger part of their forces were
on the right bank IN loop Of the Cumberland, aud
between that stream anc small creek running at Tie
bottom OF "a rayine.
hin position bad for a long time been watched by
tie LETT wing Of the UDion force collected by Gen.
Bnell in Kentucky. pnd II was stated IN the Ameri-
can journals that Cen Thomas and Gen. shoeph
would combine it,ir troops Tor the purpose OF ex-
pellIng LollcD.or ii0m his stronghold The weak
point IA bic lnc was the ravne of the White OAK
Creek ly with roufe the In0ni-ts hoped TO pene-
t,ate his Entertainments from the rear. Since The
roGted Confrderhtes crossed the Cumberland We m
fer that thi- lie OF attack mad been adopted ana ex
,cpt,d-st with heavy loes on both Sides" Never
tnelcrs the Coufcderaies might till hold toerable
uosi "a on tie lett bank where the ridges hnlrg The
riyef were higher by hundred feet than those on
The other .de. The rerort does not State whether
tie Coniodesltes did fall back further than these
hight..
mopds AL the coal mines and many Of the salt wells
a. the vicinity. IL also formed the nght point OF
eppror for the Confederate army on The me OF the
Green River. Iis entire capture would open safe
road mon Nashville between the Green and Gambler
l.pd Rivers. Now il his been said that General
Bneil contemplated line OF operation for hle lett
wing by this very road in conjunction with direct
attack upon the Confederate position AT lowing
Green, and movement on his night beyond the
Green River corresponding To that Of his lef. The
defeat of ZolicoHer, II real removes the only known
obstacle in the way Of the advance on the ieit, and
tbe proiected occupation Of Scotlyle and Glasgow
In The righr rear Of the Confederate position at
bowling Green might now take place with less risk
But a. we have previously pointed ont, the whole
of Buelrs alleged scheme IL extremely hazardous
,iuce Gen. Sydney Johnston might take advantage
of hs central position 10 defeat The cnemys columns
ia detail. Ii he fell back from Bowling Gieen he
wonla be approaching his resources, while the
Unonists would be leaving their behind and so long
ne no held the bridges Mt Nashville he could n IL pnt
| the Cumberland between himself and his foes. Ne
live warfare appears TO have begun from the Green
| River 10 the Mississippi, aud we may soon hear Of
ho,tilities not only the Cumberland, but between
the Mississippi and the Tennessee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-19
THE EDINBURGH'S MAILS
THE TusCARoRA AND THE NASHVILLE.

THE TUSCARORA AND THE NASHVILLE.
From The L0fdas Tao. ttb. 2.
We do not allow our own htlls boys 70 disturb
'he torouglfares with squbs and crackers on The
Fifth Of November, and why should we submit to
he annoy ed with the two guns Of the Nashville, or
The " ,oumbiads Of tie IuscarOra, eager IA the'e
migl IS men-of-war may he 10 make hemfelyes NOISY
ana di-agreeahlo in the neghborhood Of Osborne
Tue rule OF International Law Is PLAIN enough.
Every nni0n has the right If shs likes OF giving
hospitality 20 iAs slips Of Of either or both bel
gercnt 10 Ters, and she may suffer them, or either
OF them TO bring IN their priles ard submit them to
Ter Admiralty Courts. But every uHiiOn has al-o
the right to exclude them altogether unless where
such exclusion would be contrary TO tie general On
taies Of humanity. Our Government has made its
choice, think, very wisely, aud has excluded
both parties.
Eafl Rn.sell. in this State paper, measures ont
equal measure 10 shps-of-wer and prlvsiesrs. lie
excludes both from ali British ports for All warlse
purposes. II they come into our waters, except IN
distress they are 70 be warned away and 10 depart
I'm VI hours. Il they be IN distress, they are 20 20
m soon as the'y have obtained the repairs aud sup
plies necessary to enable them 10 ,a.l homoward.
n any hostile chips or merchantmen that might be
made their prey in the same harb'r, they cannot
follow Thorn cut until ~ hours law" has been
allowed Ia the frgi'iyer. All this il old law which
has been already enforced within the French ports
without any public declaration such a. TINS now
made by our Foreign-Oiice.
The comparatively recent hppiiihes OF s'c'lih 10
warships has made the question of Goals novelty
in our international Law Of Neurals. The obvious
idea Of supplying chip Of war with only Goals suf
fcicnt 10 take her TO her nearest home port would
not meet the present for she would spend these
coal. In cruise and come back for more bciugagGin
in distress. Earl Russell meets this difficulty by
provis on that ship Of war privAteer shall not
Obtain coal within the British domnions, even TO
take her home more thsn once in three month";.
We hope ihis will put an end to the annoyances
that occnr in Europe from these Transatlantic quar-
rels. Il would appear that war.steamers which
must leave rortf in 81 hours, aud can only come
and coal once in three months cannot be 10 trouble
some. Tie light in the New World may be mighty,
and terrific, and sublime. IL may be tie real Lattle
Of Amagediou for aughi We know. II may be
Ike the shock Of hostile earthquakes. We are con
,ianily being told how terrible !. to be when oten
Mcclellan gets well and bis army IL ready. We are
content 10 believe or disbelieyo il; but "a II comes
10 ma in the Oh World il j. ike war of iIoss and
mice, AID il simply a SMALL nuisance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-19
LATEST PER THE EDINBURGH.

QUEENSTOWN, feb. y, lhp-
The steamship Canada, from Boston, arrived ut this
port to-day.
Tie sieamshp IIammona, from New-York, arrived
at Southampton on the Sd inst
The rebel steamer Nashville let Southampton on
the Sd inst. She passed tie Union gunboat 1us-
,aror, off Cowes where the latter was anchored.
The Tuscarora steamed up 70 start in chase OF the
N,ebviIe, but the frgate Shannon was alongside to
preyent her departure for q hours.
The last seen Of the Nashville was that fho was
SCANNING down the channel with all speed.
The lr.eaniine Fanny Lewis, from Charleston ON
tie let of January, has arrived at Liverpool with
cotton and rosl.
The LondoH Morniag Post ienews the report That
ina Arcbduke Macmillan will have the throne OF
Mexico.
The Co,k Daily Hc,ald of the 5th inst is at hand
by the Edinburgh.
The news Of the battle Of Mil Spring was an
nouncod there.
The Cork Heraid, in commenting on the news
says: Although the results OF the battle are con-
iimed from several sources, yet the accounts being
exclusively Northern, should be obviously received
with some reserve.
vienna. Feb. A.-Aualris will accept the throne oil
Mexico Tor the Afch-Duke Macmillan, but VII mol
cedo Vonelin in exchange.
There N u mo,soUTy csiss Al 'eus''a' aHo 1he ""'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-19
GREAT BRITAIN.

Tile London Times in an editorial complaining Of
the trouble entailed upon neutrals by the occurrence
of such episodes rs that Of the uscarora and Nah.
Vile at Southampton, rejoces that Government has
STEPPED in with measure calculated to stop such
sunoyances. 1t thinks Government has acted very
wisely, and has melted out equal measure to both
parties.
Tie Morning Post speaks in a similar strain and
thinks Earl Russells letter viii give universal sas-
faction 1t says the immediate effect Of the publca-
ton Of the circular will he the departure Of both the
Nashville and the Tuscarora from Southampton, and
it charges the Captain Of the latter with oil sorts OF
irregularities during the presence OF his vessel OF
Southampton.
TIE Loadoa Ojsvper, in an article relative TO a
telegraph between Europe and America, represents
that the American Government Is most anxious that
another attempt should b. Immediately made TO con-
meet the Old ana New Worlds by means Of a tele-
graphic cable and that il reported that Mr. Cyrus
". + eld bad undertaken a miison 10 England with
the view Of urgng the British Government 10 second
the proposal Of Mr. Lincoln and his Cabinet. The
Obserrer Gays the American Government has offered
70 subscribe one-half the amount required, and 20
grant the use Of sLips to assist in laying down the
wire. provided the British Government will deiray
tie remaining portion Of the necessary outlay II If
added that no objection will be made 10 the selection
OF B1iifh territory the trAnfatlantc terminus oil
the cable
Cabinet councils were being frequently held an
London preparatory to tbs assembling OF Pariih-
ment on thursday, Feb. q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-19
MOVEMENTS OLE TRANSPORTS

The schooners James Jones and David Brown
lying at Pier No. 10 North River, are now londine
subsistence stores for Locust Point. The schooner
Henry w johnson formerly wrecker) was on Mon
DAY evening lowed from the Atlantic Dock. Brook
lvp 10 Pier No. 10 North River. where she il now
taking in brick and scows She will also carry two
steam pumps, and sail to-day for Hatteras for Bum
sides expedition. The u. 5. steam transport New
York, sailed on Tuesday morning for Locust Point
with full cargo Of subsistence storeS and anuuni
don. The u. s. steam transport Thomas Swami, al
Pier No. Nore River, il also loading stores and am
nuniiion for Locust Point, and will sail to-day
She will carry tie bulk Of 5000 bbls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-19

eminent has decreed forced circulation of the new
money.
Disturbances have taken place at Verona aud Man
tua.
PARIS, Feb. 4, 800, p. N.
The BOurso opened very firm, but was subsequently,
lnanmate. Rentes closed at If, 4oc., or &C. lower
than yesterday
Dir. Bart, the great French chemist, died on Mon
day.
the Heraifs Paris correspondents says: -Four more
batteries OF artillery have received orders to hold
themselves in readiness to start al hours notice.
The Patrie Gays: The Allied troops are 20 advance
on the City of Mexico early in March. There will
be 10 nominal Commander-in-Chief. The military
commanders and the Admirals will act according to
the decisions Of council of war, as in the expedi-
ton to China.
QUEENSTOWN, Tuesday. Feb. 4, 1862.
The loss Of the gold ship Empress OF the Seas by
fire, shortly after her departure from Melbourne for
Liverpool, was teegaphed this morning from Alex
andfa. Gold saved.
A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon.
The Gioje remarks that while Great Britain will
adhere to the more limited constitution, she would
of course be glad 10 a sound, orderly; and Wig
orous Government established in that country.
A commemorative testimonial was presented to
the Right Hon. 4. VI. Gibson foI bis services in
nection with the repeal of the tax on the Press.
public breakfast was given on the occasion.
Nh. II. b. Hammond 10 be Consul at Dublin, and
Mr.. James n. Marshall Consul at Leeds, for the
United States OF America, have been recognized by
the British Government
LATEST COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
By Telegraph from liverpool n QHeeastown.
LfyYRPOoL Feb. T. 1861
Sales OF CoTTos to-day 1900 bales, including
sOo to recus'os aud zpoten The marie, closed quiet
al unchluFed quotations.
STAIR o. pitADE At 1.ScHYsr.R.-The sdyices from
Mnce''er uniSvonte the market for Goods and Yarns
being Inactive
BKEkDsTuFVs The market Is quiet aud steady.
PhovfsoSs.-The market IL doll and generally easier.
Bacon - steady and unchanged.
PE0nrtT The raussctos IA the Produce markets have
been small snd the market is generally steady.
L0SDos Tusilsy. Fob T. 1902
LoNuoS NnSEY MsHEET.- Consols closed to-day al ~
W for money.
AssEictS SrocF.-The ltes sales made As follows;
EIIe Ralroad a2gi Illinois Celtlal, 4iG ~ di,eouut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-19
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.


Tie Courier On Djmanche contains the following
uote on the now exciting topic Of Mexico:
The idea of creating ROYAL throne in favor Of the
Archduse Macmillan il Of Ices recent date than
may be generally supposed. Even before making
preparations for the Mexican expedition, the Cabi-
nei OF the T1ileries sounded the intentions OF the
CduIt Of Vienna ia to the eventual reception winch
the offer OF the throne of Mexico to an Austrian
Prince might be likely 10 meet with The Cabinet
of Vienna did not show itself very eager to close
with tie offer, alt ough great care was taken at hfst
TO say nothing about equivalents. II IL only within
the last few weeks that il has been shadowed iorth
IN a very delicate manner
The idea Of conuexity between The trans.oceanic
extension OF the Austrian power and the cxcsion OF
some of its possessions in Europe IL Will be readily
understood that this confirmation Of suspicious previ-
orsly entertained was i'll calculated 10 remove the
objections ut Vienna and tie offer made 10 the Arch
duke Mssimiian continued to be looked upon very
coldly. The idea then arose of finding come further
compensation for Austria IN Europe. twas believed
on good grounds that Turkey would not lie atogeth-
or intractahle If good pecuniary indemnity and 9th
er advantages were offered agsil ri the cession OF
Herzegovina As a measure conducive 10 the peace OF
Europe.
There was certainly chance AZ one time that the
combination would have had q chance OF success al
Vienna. But the latest news leads TO the supposl-
non that great difficulties IN the way. The Cab
inc; Of st. Petersburg, which 60 seriously took
to heart the little affair Of Suttorins, wonld never
consent to such important territorial changes on the
Lower Danube; and il does not appear that Parif
and Yienna have made up Their minds TO 60 against
Russia We may add III the lGtes; news that, ac-
cording to a dispatch just received from Vienna the
Archduke naxinilians Privy Councillor, NJ. Scherz-
eul.eler has Iuft started for Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-19
NEGOTIATIONS IN PROGRESS
Money Easy and Abundant
No Change in Cotton nor Flour
THE NASHVILLE GONE From SOUTHAMPTON
The Tuscsrora Detained "a Hours After

The screv-steamer Edinburgh, which left Liver
pool at midnight on the Sd, and Queenstown on the
night Of Feb. 4, arrived here on Tuesday morning,
with the passengers and cargo transferred from the
Etna, that vessel having returned to Liverpool to
repair the damage sustained in her collision with the
ship Cheviot aff Holyhead.
The adyees by the Edinburgh are, via Liverpool,
little than day later than those received by
the Asia but by way Of Queenstown they are two
days later.
The steamers Kangaroo and Bohemian arrived at
Liverpool and the Bremen at Southampton, on the
I'd inst. The latter vessel broke down in her ma
chinery day or two before she reached Southamp-
ton, and tugs went to her assistance and iowed her
into port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-19
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LosDos MosEY MAHEET.-Ihe Funds are WITH
m, material variation Consoi, oos,d Monday II ~
an. Money continues cay end abundant
LgEaooL, Feb J-Eyenlns
Co1Tov-Sales to-day 600 bales, including 2,OOl
on sreculnion and for export. Pfices s'eady
No uarte. a. Nalch, stcf since the Ala
ppr,BsIUFFs-Messrs.W Wakefield Nash a Go.
cali Wheat and Flour ercetdiny quiet but prices unslieI FL
Com also quiet al - 0Ji. % Tor mixed ., -.
Pn0yIsloNs.-Beef and Pork dull, aud still declin-
ing lac n steady. Tlllow and LaId quiet -.
pRoDUcg-Sugars dull and 3 a Cd. cheaper. Rice
toad, Coffee insc,iya Roin without change. Spirits iu
,,ntne quiet bat uuul'ercd Asle, no sa.es reported
LoEDoS MAREETs-Amefican WHtAts IN ihir
demand late rates SrGsn quiet C0lyER hrn IrA e,dy
I'D In fair demand RiCK INN. TALLOw fat, \. G., 30
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-19

The FIRE DEPARTMEST.-The communication
from Chief Engineer Decker to the Board OF Alder
men, in answer to q resolution, allusion to which
was made in our proceedings of that body published
in Yesterdays TRIBUNE, recommends that the hre
telegraph should be connected with the fre-ensine
houses in order that firemen might learn with some
little degree of accuracy the location OF fires, and
their extent. He does not propose changing the loca-
ton of the bel-towers or interfering with their
rangements but thinks that of them will short
L. be required TIE Chief thinks that in the matter
OF ordering general repairs more liberal powers
should be granted him than he now possesses. AZ
present he cannot expend at one outlay a sum ex-
ceeding SIS and in this lie is obliged TO obtain
the approval of the Street Commissioner. For any
sum above this he must apply to the Common Coun-
ell. He does not ask an unrestricted or unchecked
power, but suggests that more liberty shall DO ex-
tended TO him under the supervision and approval Of
the Joint Committees on the Fire Department of the
Aldermen and Coupcimen. A report Id regard to the
matter will be made by the Committee on the Fire
Department of the Board. to whom the comnlunica-
ion was referred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-19
ITALY.

kOME, Jan. =, ISU2.
II il universally believed here that the Pope had
an eyileptie 1T ast THURSDAY. lie is better again,
but zee fts are Of somewhat frequent occurrence,
Notwithstanding Mr.. Maguires statement that he
was miracuou-y cured of them before entering the
Erie.thood Ills most alarming disease, however,
i an anoursm Of the heart 70 which added yari-
co.e veins in one of bis lese, frequently becoming
80 innamsd as to give his physicians much trouble.
II ia pitecus thing to hear the specnlations on the
natural decay Of poor old man assume the tone
they have inevitably done, since II has been clearly
seen that bis lie il tie great obstacle in The way OF
a nations progress, aud that his death will 10 the
i,nal Tor the struggle whether successful other
wisel TO bring in a new order OF things.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-19
FRANCE AND MEXICO.

PARls, Jan. 81, IoOZ
DISPATCHES from Cherbourg announce that sup
Elementary squadron for the Gulf Of Mexico beng
there prepared with the greatest activity. Five yes-
sels yesterday ordered to put to sea from that
port; but the Forfait, having board General l.o-
reucey, the commander Of the expedition, wac the
only one that succeeded IN getting out into the
Channel. The others were obliged to again cast
anchor in the Roads Of Cherbourg-some after hav-
ing yanly essayed to hoist their sails, and others
after making useless efforts to make way against the
heavy sea aud still gale that caused the waves al the
mouth Of the arbor to run unusually high. ORDER
were We're then signsled from the Foriait, which
-temmed CALAMITY the stormy sea, for the remaining
vessels TO leave Cherbourg, rs soon as the weather
would become calner.