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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-19

The Buffalo journals have given to the
public the particulars of the breaking up of
"human slaughter house." kept by Mad
Laahciel, where abortioas were produced -
The establishment was fitted mp, regardless
OF expense, on a style of grandeur Payisien
The hon Sc. when broken into by the DO lice
presented most horrible spectacle. Two
females were found in the last agonies Of
deagl, rational and delrious at intervals
One of the young ladies was connected with
very respectable family in Buffalo, and
when found was a sight at once horrible and
pltiful. Emaciated, with hair disheveled
and tongue protrudDg, she was the m ere
shadow OF humanity, where but a few
weeks before she was in the full bloom of
health. Her friends were summoned, and
she expired in the course of the hight
Several arrests have been made, including
Madame Llahciel whose history of dark
and daring deeds will probably never be
made known, nor the list of her un fortunate
subjects ever be disclosed. 1t is said that
from the hour of the seizure of the house
by the police, in the morning, till the even
ing of the same day, 20 less tn an twenty
females, married ard single. applied at the
door, inquiring Tor Maname Laahciel Who
would wish to penetrate the vail which
hides the sOrrows of the human heart from
the gaze OF the world?
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IMPROVEMENTS sc

Real Estate appears to be steadily adj
vancins in our city, and improvements are
progressing in almost every direction. One
aftert an other Of the comparatively in
significant old fashioned buildings on Sec
ond street. are giving away 70 some m ar
nlfhcent store or warehouse, to accommodate
the operations of our " Merchant Princes {"
which appear to be in keepiag with The
greatness OF our beautiful CITY. but none Of
these will show rrouder front or \
more admirable capacity than does the
splendid building just being finished bv
Messrs SEAToE &c BRoDRIcK, on the corner
OF Court and Second streets, directly orpo
site the Odd Fellows Hall, and which thew
Will occupy as soon as completed.
We also understand that Jos. II. BLACK.
VIII soon commence erecting two new brick
buildings on Wall street, in addition to his
large Grain I'D Commission Ware House.
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The Harvest Fields

1t is refreshing to catch even but a
glimpse of the farm fields this month. The
grain grows golden for the reapers sickle
The grasses are ripe for the NOW, and the
scythes OF the mowers fash along the seem
sed swaths. where the clover mods to IFS
iaii'' and casts its fragrance on all the air
the vines shoot forth their green and pur-
ping clusters and the orchards swing their
lrui'ase from myriad boughs. and the berry
bushes bend with luciousness and all the
nlils' wales and fields and gardens, are red
client OF the bounty of nature and benef-
cence of God.
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One of the Cbie ctions.

One of the objections nj de by class of
politicians who antagopize the Democr attic
party to the admission of Slavery into the
Territories, was that the Territories, was
that the Terri tories should be kept for white
laborers; that they should not there be sub
jected to the comp EDITION OF slave labor; and
in the campaign of go such concern did
they express for the workisgman, that they
seemingly coveted success simply that they
might befriend the lahorer, mechanic and
business man. They are now bent on
emancipating the slaves, who through uch
agency will be brought in to runons com
petition with our laborers. Some RepublI-
can farmers. and one or two who in this sec
ton of Ohio have been politically befriended
by the republicans, say to their Dem ocratc
reigh bor- farmers, wh en- discussing the emsn-
cipation question:: 1T is your interest as
we'll as my interest. to hire labor as cheap
as you can" Is this thu way to insngurate
that golden era for toe lobor err that Repub-
licans promised should be nauguratsd -
Chilicothe advertiser.
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@From every section of the country

W FROM every section of the country
we nave the most gratifying account of tn e
crops. Every thing looks promising, and
the prospect is that the toll of the husband
man will be abu ndantly rewarded. Grass
wheat, corn, indeed every thing is in a sta f.
oi .orwardness which promises well. The
'tui. prospects are unusually good. The
small fruits, which are now ripeuiog, are
very abundant, but were somewhat damaged
oy the heavy rains. Apples will be abund-
ant. A friend of ours says that, from OBJ
'erVatlon in his own and several large or
cnaras> = section, peaches will not be
as abundant this year as they were last sea-
SOD. though he thinks there will be good
home supply. The curled leaf, which has
damaged the peach-trees to some extent, is
caused by an insect.
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TRAITORS One who loves the Union as
our fathers made it. One who looks upon
the Constitution and Laws as superior to
the officer created by them. One who is
opposed to being heavily taxed to pay for
prosecuting q political party war. One who
cannot see how subjugatiog one portion of
the people to another portion, can make a
happy ,oho7e. One who believes.it no part
turb.,he relations OF master and slave, and
who has suffic lent virtue in him to look after
his own sins rather than go hunting for some
in his neighbor.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-19

GTWe have determined to devote t,go
columns of our paper to the exclusive use of
our Agricultural Readers. We present this
week an article on Hay AND Hay M.KrSG
a very opPortuue article, as this labor is Just
now at hand. 1t is one of the most i'm
portant operations of the farm, and generally
but little understood by the great mass of
farmers. we also give the first number of
Farm Lte'-"WHAT IT IS AND WHAT IT
SHOULD BE-" We hope to be able to give
valuable Selscted and Original Articles on
Rural Affairs from week to week, in the
pages of the "DoIlar Weekly Bulletin -
Contributions from practical Farmers, Gar
deners and Horticulturists are most respect
fully solicited.
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distinguished" Visitors.

The New York Tribune announces in its
issue OF Saturday, in two different columns.
the important fact that the family of the
distinguished "contraband" who is at pre-
sent the executive of Hayti, are to honor
our commercial metropolis with visit dur
ing the present month. coming in the Hay
tlen-man -of-war, 'Twsnty-second Of De-
cember.' We are further informed that
they are on their way to Paris and are high
ly educated and refined people, and the hope
is expressed that "they will meet proper
reception from our countrymen.'' They
come at most opportune time to be load
ed with honors Oar law-makers and rulers
are negro mad. and the Geffrards will,
doubtless, be made mut of. A short stay
at the White House, grand ball in Wash
lngton, at which the monomapiac Sumner
would lead out one of the colored damSels:
an ovation at New Y ork; an address Of W ell
come from Wendell Philips at Boston, we
humbIy suggest as the skeleton of pro-
gramme on which our Black Republican
friends will of course improve. bile cele.
brations, japanese Ambassadors, Prince of
Wales honors will sink into insignificant e
in contrast with tn is triumphal tour of the
first "darkey'' guest of the nation.-Brid ge-
pert Comm Farmer.
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From the Louisville Express.
The Great Tobacco Fair.

The Fifth Annual Exhibition Of Tahacco.
under the patronage of the Kentucky State
Agricultural Society, was held in this city
Yesterday, in spacious building opposite
the Pickett Warehouse, provided by Messrs.
Spratt & Co, ofthe aforesaid Warehonse.-
1t was selected on account Of the vast
amount Of tobacco stored in their warehouse,
and also because while The tobacco was ois-
played to an advantage, che placc was more
suitable for the eutaument of the guests, for
whom the proprietors of The Pickett ALWAYS
bountifully provide. In this respect we have
had occasion at each annual festvity to testi
fv to the excellent Judgment of our friend
Spratt, and we have only to add now, that.
like good wine and unlike most men, he
improves with age Tho luncheon was
furnished by Capt. Silas f. Miller. in Calf
House s;vle, which is the highest need of
praise. Blyers were there from seventeen
States, planters from our own, and among
the distinguished guests present were Gov.
Magoffin, General Boyle, General w ard, and
Others.
For twenty -four premiums, amounting in
the aggregate to 81. 100, there were upwards
of 800 hogsheads tobacco entered from the
various sections of thu State.
There were BUYERS from different States.
and with our own dealers, this caused spirit
ed bidding, as will be seen by the annexed
report. But the show was not as great in
quantity or so good in quality as was ex-
pected. The Shipping was perhaps better
than that exhibited last veal, but the Man
ufac,uring and Cutting did not reach the
expectations of BUYERS; still all brought en-
ormous prices. Two hundred and thirty
nine hoGsheads were disposed of yesterday
Here is the sale:
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Iowa is at present very much excited by

Iowa is at present very much excited by
the effort to enforce the law passed by the
last Legislature imposing tax on dogs
The law is terribly denounced in some To-
calities, and the members who voted for it
will hardly be reelected to the Legsla-
ture. Tbs Muscatine Journal of the 3lst
Of May relates the following fatal result of
an attempt to enforce the law:
"a lamentable affair occurred near Wilton,
yesterday, ulting in the death of the tax
collector. 1t Sc ms a collector called on a
farmer for his dog tax. The farmer refused
to pay, and the collector shot the dog,
whereupon the farmer INN ediatcly seized
his gun and shot the collector dead on the
spot"
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-19

DESTRUCTION OF FEDERAL PRoPFETY.-
The United States fort situated about two
aud half miles from Newport, Ky. was
materially injured on Thursday night las,
and the guns. two "a Founders. spiked with
large nails firmly driven into the touch
holes. On Saturday T. ight the two guns at
Fort Shaler, 50 FOUNDERS, were also spiked,
and.the temporary barracks, with all the
wood work surrounding the fort, destroyed
by fire. Fort Shaler is situated immedi-
ately back of the Newport Cemetery, and
was the most important of the Notifications.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-19

@Up to late hour last night, nothing
OF importance had been received from the
Army of the Potomac, in front of Richmond.
for whs. length of time this state of things
will exist, without bring on an engagement,
remains to be seen. Dispatches from Gen.
Halleck, to the War Department, present
no new features with regard TO Bcauresard's
Army, which is supposed sill to remain in
the vicinity of Okoloona, Overton and
Columbia.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-19

GTCapitalists have been ENDURING into
the condition Of the Covington and Cincin-
natl Bridge with view of taking S250,O0O
in it. IF the negotiations are made, the
work will be recommended in the course of
sixty DAYS.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-19

New CONSTITUTION FOR ILLINOIS On
TUESDAY next the people of Illinois vote to
accept or reject the proposed new Constitu-
ton. The Abolitionist oppose it because it
forbids negroes INN igrating to and settling
in the State. The Democrats favor the
adoption of the Constitution. Considerable
bitterness is manifested on the subject.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-19

@Owing to press of business in getting
ont our FIRST number, we have left out tho
markets and several articles which would
have been Interesting. If our readers will
have little patience and bear with us. we
promise that it shall not occur again.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-19

AN APPEAL.-Fellow Democrats, have
patience, stand fast by your principles
calmly endure the fippant reproaches and
m misrepresentation which partizan lema-
sogues, or it may be. honest but weak and
unstable political friends assail you. When
the storm of vituperation shall have passed,
and the noisy and pretentious patriots of the
day shall have shrunk away FRONT be dangers
which DOW impend over US, the hope of the
nation will rest upon your courage and firm =
ness. grounded upon an intelligent political
faith, which will be equal to the terrible
ordeal, and the salvation of your country
will be wrought out by your own hands -
Cherish your political principles, preserve
your organization, patiently struggle for the
right, and prepare for the hour when the
work of re-establishiDg the Constitution and
restoring The Union will, by common con-
sent, be committed to your bands"
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-19

OF From caIcu letion made, ii has been
shown that it would take SOC, 600 900 shots
to dispose of 10000 men in battle. Sixty
thousand men fighting continuously for
forty-eight consecutive hours, each man
firing 800 shots, would fra altna~'i~- go,
100000 shots.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-19

Y the use OF these Pills the periods
attacks of Nervous or lick Headache may be
prevented; and if taken at the commencement Of
an attact immediate relief from pain and sick
viii be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nauseau and
headaches to which females are so subject
They act se-- Y mon the bowels, -removing
Costivsaess.
For Literary Men Students, Delicate Females,
and all pes ons of sedentary habits, they are val
liable a LAXATIVE, improving the appetite, Civ
ing tone AMI Vigor TO the digestive organs.
storing the natural elasticity and strength of the
whoi cSVstcm.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long
Investigation and carefully conducted experi-
mel Is, hav Q heen in Use many years, during
Viii h ima hey have prevented and relieved
vas amo1 1t Of pain and suffering from Head
ach wi her originating in the nervous system
or ON aderan@ed state Of the stomach.
hey are entirely vegetable in their compost
ito land may be taken at all times with perfect
sat ~ without making any change of diet, and
tho absence of any disagreeable taste renders it
easy to administer them to Children.
BEW ARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
The genuine have five signatures of Henry c..
Spaidng each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in
Medicines
y Bon will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt
Of the PRICE % CENTS.
All order, SHOULD he addressed to
HENRY .. SPALDING,
AZ Cedar Street. New York
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Follow the laws of Nature, and you will
never be poor-your wants will be but few.
Follow the laws OF the world and YOU will
never DC rich-your wants will never be
satisfied
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GTWm. FL. Dean. of Carrollton, Ky. as
oeeh released from the military prison in
Louisville, on Eve thousand dollars bail.
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The Frankfort Jpmmonveal til is response
BILE for the follow ing:

1t will not be untrue to say that the
Abolt'opists in Congress have done more to
put Washington in danger than the whole
Southern army has done. They have m ad e
a Niger city of tina splendid American
Capital, and they ought to De cleaned out
by hook or by osook
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GFGen. Wool has asked the Com NJ on
Council of Norfolk to inform him in what
light the people of the city now regard
themselves as standing-wh ether az citizens
OF the United States. or of the Confederate
States, as neutrals. or conquered people. -
The Council. in reply, processes not to know.
The Union sentiment does not make itsel,
conspicuous as yet.
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These improvements viii often enable the
usual laborers of the<farm to secure in good
order, fifty acres of meadow more readily
than they could have got in ten without
their aid.
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GTS2 900 Kentucky State 6's sold at So
in New York on the eta lust.
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Joel L. Price, Hart co., LIST prem, $50,
sold al so, to l.. L. Anderson, Louisville.
7. IL. Moss. Green CO.. End prem $50,
sold at $50, to l.. L. Anderson, Louisville
j. G. Hnzelwood Tav Tor CO., 81 prem. $50,
sold at $50, 20 L. l.. Anderson, Louisville.
SHIPPING LEAF.
Tho. Brown, Christian CO., ist prem. $50
sold at $50, TO \. Graham, Louisville
Tho Brown. Christian CO.. 2nd prem. $50,
sold at SIS. to John Ward, Louisville
Moorehead e LYME Logan co. 3rl prem -
$50, sold at SIS, to C. McMoran, Louisville.
CUTTING LEAF.
j. w. Thomas, Owen CO., lst prem $50,
sold to C. Bronston, Toledo, o., at S52.
Bradford & Ware. Brackon CO., "a prem.
$50, sold to ID. Spalding, Jr., LOUSY lie at
$40
j. T. Sullivan, Bracken county. 81 prem
$50. sold to d. Spauiding, 'Jr, Louisville
at SO.
CIGAR LEAF
w. w. Baldwin. Mason county. 1st prem.
$50, sold to d. Spaulding, Jr. Louisville
at SIG
Bradford & Ware. Bracken county. 2nd
premium, $50, sold to d. Spalding, Louis
vile. at S1i.
Bradford & We're, Bracken county. Third
Premium $50, sold to d. Spauldug, Louis
vile, at Sl3.
LADIES CLASS.
Five Best 1sheals-Mrs Jam es Norris
Bracken county, First Premium, 1925, SO Ia
at $50 to d. Spsldjng, ir
Mrs. James Brooks. Ballard county, 2od
premium, splendid China sett, given by W
ii. Crutcher, sold al Sol to ". j Anderson
TEN HoGsHEADs
First Best. II Clasbman, BrcckfnriCl re
county, Premium Sl25, sold at SIS % 70 r
J. Usher, LOUSY lie.
Second Best Sullivan, Rracken co
.rr,rr1 ". y. 'i,afdN'ffh, M i-on CO.,
Premium $50, sold at So % to SI7.
BEST FIVE HoGsHEAps
First Best X. McGoolwin. warren
CO.. Premium 500, Sl4 70 TO SIS so.
Second Best. NJ orrs, NJ ason CO. prem
$50 S18 to S33.
Third Besi-Buntin & Co. Simpson CO. =,
Premium $50, S12 90 to SIT 80.
BEST THREE HoGsHEADs.
First Best-F. l.. Simms, Daviess co
prem $50, 81 90, S18 30. and $40 90.
Second Best-Buntin & Co, Simpson CO >,
prem 80, S14 so, SIS 90 and Sl5 50.
Third Best. r. Sullivan, Bracken co :,
prem. 800, Sl3 80, Sl7 90 and SO 90.
BEST PRICED HoGsHEADS.
NJ. w. Prewitt, Taylor county, SIG So
l.. L.. Anderson.
The premium plate is of Eastern manu-
facture, aud is really superb. The China
sett, given as an extra premium, ladies'
class, by our liberal friend w. III. Crutcher,
OF Main street, was elegant. A lady OF
Ballard county scored it.
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FThere are nearly four hundred sick
soldiers at Camp Dennson.
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Co sl..ALIC PILLS,
" ILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FRO
FL E d A G. FL E,

THAT A
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE Is WITHIN
THEIR REACH.
AS these Testimonials were unsolicited by Mr..
Spalding, they afford unquestionab!e proof OF
the efficacy of this scientific discovery.
MAsoNv1LLE, CoNN, Feb. 5, 1861
SPALDING.
SIR:
have tried vour Cepbalic Pills, and l like
them so we'll that | want you to send me two
dollars worth more.
Part OF these for the neighbors, to whom
| gave a few out of the first box got from you'
Send the pills by mail, and oblise
Your ob't Servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
UAvERFoRD, Pa, Feb, 1861.
Mr.. Spalding,
Sir:
wish you to send me one more box of your
Cephalic Pills, | have received a great deal OF
benefit from them.
Yours, respectfully,
MARY ANN STOIKHOUSE.'
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Tho. Brown. Christian CO.. ist prem, $50,
sold at $50. to \. Graham, Louisville.
Tho Brown. Christian co., Pad prem. $50
sold at SIS. to John Ward. Louisville
Moore head e Lyme, Logan co. 3rd prem ~
$50, sold at SIS, TO C. McMoran, Louisville.
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PREMIUM LIST.
HANUFAcTURIHN LEAF.

Joel 7. Price. Hart co., LIST prem. $50
sold at $50. to l.. L. Anderson, Louisville.
L. IL. Moss. Green CO.. 2nd prem $50
sold at $50, to l.. l.. Anderson, Louisville
j. G. Hnzelwood, Tav Tor CO., 81 prem. so
sold at $50, 20 l.. l.. Anderson, Louisville
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FRIDAY. Oct. 3l-P. NJ.

| FRIDAY, Oct. 3l-P. N.
There WIS q much more cheerful feeling in the
Stock market this morning. and an evident increase
of orders among the commission houses, especially
in TIE Michigan Southern issues and Hudton River.
Tie election incubus Of the last few days appears to
have lifted and the original inpelling cause Of the
advancing market, the expansion Of the currency,
lef. 10 exert its influence. The market for Govern.
menis continues to be favoraby affected by the in.
cfeasing confidence in the amount Of proceeds from
the Tax act. The Developments thusfar are astound.
ing and exceed the estimates Of the most sangune.
Some parties who have examined the subject place
the result at four hundred million Of dollars annu.
ally, which would pay the interest on public debt OF
two thoufand millions, and leave a sinking fund
large enough 10 extingush the whole debt 10 less
than ten years. These facts have attracted the at
,ontion Of capitalists, aud these purchases have
caused an advance Of | V cent within q day or two
in the 5Sls, and given great frmness to the whole
range Of Government securities. In the Share List
the market was strong, but most buoyant in Hudson
River and Burlington and Quincy. The former ad-
yaDced on street rumor that the Directors had TN
intention TO make cash and stock dividend in JAN
uary of 10 cent, and the latter on the amount Of
cash dividend Of y cent and stock dividend
Of 70 y cent After selling rapidly up 10 1l9
il fell of late in the day 10 ZIG. Michi-
gan Southern ssues were In active demand,
the Old advancing to i2i, and the Guaranteed to 49,
The earnings OF the last week Of October are re-
ported 10 be very large and the inside parties appear
TO be buying ngan. Michigan Central was firm,
and Galena advanced ! u cent Nicaragua Transi.
sOld at "a, and 10 bid for the stock Of the new
Transit Comlany-20 asked. After the Board the
market wac strong, over 100000 Governments Of
1881 selling at lOl. Nearly all the Shares were In
good demand. At the Second Board the improved
feeling continued to be evinced and the list gener-
ally showed an advance on the Board prices Of the
morning. Tho business in Central was very light,
but the quotation aas firm. The Erie issues were
strong under the Unprecedented result Of the October
uaiHc. Southern Michigan advanced under free buy
ing to 43a for the Common and "a for the Guaranteed
Norwich again advanced, and sold ut 70. The Com
Pany have the money on hand for the January dvi.
dend. Pacific Med was better, selling at 1913. An
attempt TO hammer GaeDa; result Of sales on col.
lens options at Is eS5i, against 64l regular in the
morning. At the close 85i was bid. After the
Board the market was still rising one, with con-
siderable transactions at the following figures. Uni.
ted States 6s Of 1884, lei; 7.30 Notes. 1869 1861;
Demand Notes, 1861 a l25i; American Gold, 100; q |
1870; Pacific 1fail. 1884 q 1891; Now.York Central,
1861 9l052; Erie Railway, G44a64a with sales Of
500 sharetI Eric Preferred. 9li 19li; Hudson River
7Ss c7si Harlem. 2lia9li; Harlem Preferred, 5Oi