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

A Western editor announces the death of
a lady of his acquaintance. and touchingly
adds: an her decease the sick have lost an
Invaluable friend. Long will she seem to
stand OF their bed side. as she was wont, with
the balm of con ISOLATION in one hand and
cup OF rhubarb in tie other!'
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Az EXCELLENT SENTIMENT the 1a.a

An EXCELLENT SENTIMENr.-In the late
Democratic Convention in Fairfield County.
Ohio, DR.. OLDs offered the following resolu-
ton. which was enthusiastically adopted:
"Resolaed, That we are in favor of the
Union as It was, the Constitution as it is, and
the negroes wher they are'''
This is the sentiment of national, patriotic
men every where.
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GTIt is stated that the Senate has post
poheo acting upon any more nominations
for Brigadier Generals. as there are already
more confirmed than there are brigades to be
commanded,
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THE LESSON OF THE HOUR.

Whatever may be the result. the voice Of
q people wearied out with these factious
quarreis is sure to come up to the President,
in tones he can no longer fail to hear or
heed. It's utterauce will be simple: Now
and hereafter You must take the RESPONSE
bility.n
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Correspondence of the Cincinnati Gazett.
The Disaster before Richmond
WASHINGTON, Thursday, July


At last it is out A week ago to-day be-
gsn, before Richmond, series of five days
battles, the result of which. mystify it as
you may soften the disappoint is de-
cided reverse.
There are Qualifications of the brilliant
strategy" Of changing the base OF operations
that only raises the wonder why, if the
James River base were so vastly superior,
IL was not discovered four weeks ago, before
the time had been wasted and the army
had been scourged by the malaria OF the
Chickahominy swamps; there are confused
accounts of desperate & ghts. that leave one
in doubt whether we won or lost, or wheth-
er so losing were not more honorable than
the most brilliant victory; there are strange
stories of fearful slaughter, of the destruc-
ton Of millions of dollars worth of army
stores at White House, of the loss of our
siege-guns, and of other disasters so crush
ing that we refuse to believe them till for
ced to it; but. in the absence of the official
bulletins which the mistaken policy of the
Government still withholds. there is this. at
least. out of the thickening reports of re-
verses that come crowdiug upon us, which
we are compelled to accept: The Presi-
dent admitted Yesterday, to an officer, who.
of right, dem anded that the silence OF the
Government should be broken, that McClel-
Ian had been seriously defeated, and that
he called for ifty thousand more men,
Details will be coming in for weeks, but
that is the keynote to the whole heart
sickenipg story.
THE STANTON AND MCCLELLAN WAR.
Meantime the most violent warfare "a
ees between the Secretary of War and the
General in command before Richm oni -
The friends Of Stanton point to the defeat.
and say that Stanton had predicted il, and
If he had his way, the army would have
been commanded by n man who would
have averted it. The friends of Mcclellan
charge the whole responsibility upon Stan
ton; declare that he interfered with Nc
Clellau's plans; scattered his troops: with
held from him reinforcements, and invited
the defeat We have received. The friends
of Stanton declare that Mcclellan Is abun-
dainty proved incompetent. and must go out;
the friends of Mcclellan declares that
Stauton's meddliug and arbitrary interfer-
euce has produced disaster enough, and that
he must 90 out. 1t is not impossible that
the fight may end like that of the Kiiken-
nv cats, and that both may go out.
THE LESSON OF THE HOUR
Whatever may be the result. the voice Of
q people wearied out with these factious
quarre!s is sure to come up to the President,
in tones he can no longer fail to hear or
heed. It's utterauce will be simple: Now
ard baroaGar Won Ee tho
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NO MORE SLAVE CATCHING by ARMY
OFFICERS.
Accident on the Hudson R, 4. R.
8 Soldiers Killed, 10 Wounded,
20, &c.,
,.sn McrI. Ilnr To LII. soldI,r,.

IIENuQuAurfus OF Tnr ArNr oF TN PotouNC,l
IAlHrAN CurET-uousE. W., March IL, lsd2,(
$ hi"s i he A,my Of he Potomac!
For loi z time have kept you inactive; but not
without a purpose. You we're 10 10 disciplined,
armed and Instructed. The formidable sr.illery
you now have, had TO he created. Other armies
were to move and accomplish certain results.
have he'd y,u back tia, you might give the death.
blow ~ the rebellion that has distracted our ones
harry county. Tho patience you have shown, and
your coui dence In your General, are worth do1 sn
Victories.
Tnese preliminary results a-e now accomplished
e Of that the patient labors Of many months hays
produced their fruit Tho Amy fthsP tomsc Is
now real arm y, msgni6 cnt IN mGttrill, almlra.
be in discipline and construction and exctlently
| equipped and armed. Your CON nauders are a !
| that | could wish.
TIE moment for ention has arrived, aud know
thai can iruit in sou 10 save our country. As l
tide through your ranks SEQ in your faces Ihe sure
prtsiige Of Victory. l fol th,t you will do what
| over ssk you,
The period Of inScton has passed. will bring
you nov hco 10 face ehh ihe rebels, and ON pray
that God may defend the right. In whatever dirJc-
zion you may move, how yer strange my action,
may appear 10 you, ever bear IN mird that my fate
II uhked win you're, and thai AL do Is TO bring
you where / know You wish so ben the decisive
battle field. anu = witch over you as a parent
over his children, and you kGow that your q neral
lovesyo from the depths Of lis heart l, shall be
my Gare-is has tver boon-to gain success With the
least Iossible l0ss. But know II il ID necessary
you Hill willingly follow ms - our graves for our
rightes Ms cause.
d smi 70 upon us-yictory attends us. Yet
ould rot hayi you think that our aim Is 10 DO
obtained without a manly struggle. will not dig
guife IL IRON, you, tsat have brave 20 = to en-
couuter-foemen we'll worthy Of the steal tina, you
viii use 81 well. shall demand of you great, he
roic oEerlions rapid and long marches, desperate
cpmba.s, piIvs,io9S, perhaps. We will share all
III, 'tcgother, SGd when Ihis sad war ia over, we
will all return 20 our homes, and feel that we eau
AK no higher h'uor than the proud cinfcousnsss
that we belonged 10 the Army OF the Potomac.
Gro. b. MocLELLAN,
Major CT neral Commanding.
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To New Madrid Ev.ou,,,o,

81. Louis, March 1I.-The following is a
copy OF oil ia dispatch seat 10 the Secretary Of
War.
'Aiter several days Of skirfnishing and q mum.
Dor Of attempts BY the gunhos's Of the enemy to
dislojge Gen, Popo's batteries M Point Pleasant,
the enemy has evacuated his fori and intrsnch-
men,s II HsE N did leaving all his artillery feiI
batteries, tents, wAgoIs. mules, etc, and an N.
mense quantity OF military ssates, ttc etc. Brig.
Gen. Hamilton hiss occupied GNc place This WAS
the last stronghold u tho enen in tails state y,
rebel A'g Is nov lying ia Missouri"
81. Louit, March IS Goa. Pro, In his dispatch
~ Gen. Hsllsok, says:
"Our su cess at Now Mldtd / rs been even
great,r than reported. Twelty Ggl pieces [ fheayy
artillery invent -four Founders and iiG .l-tLir,y.
two batteries Of field arti lery, All immense guam.
ti'y Of aNod ammunition, several thousand smL
arms, hundreds OF xss Of rauske, cartridges three
hundred mul, +, tents fr an army = ~ 900 men,
and a. immense quantity OF other property Of not
ess ,aue than million dollars have fallen into our
bands. The men only escaped. The enemy
whole force IL democrat Vi and dl,perssd In o
swamp on the opposite side Of the river. The enemy
abaI dontd their works so hurriSdly as to leave all
the baggage OF the eff lers ABd knApsacks OF the
men beLinos TOW GeAl were unDurlel. Tlolr
suppers were on their tables and thelr lndss we're
burning In their tents. A furious Thunderstorm
which ragged all night enabled them to ge, across
the river with, Ut being discoyeTsd.
our hesvy battery wss established during the
night Of the l2,h instant, within so yards OF the
enemy Is works. We opened FIRE at daylight on the
13,h inst Just thirty four hours s,r the guns were
delivered /, us at Cairo. During the whole day
yesterday our lines were drawn ol,ser around the
works OF the enc ny, under iuriou, Are OF sixty
pieces OF artillery. The fear OF an assault upon
their w,rk' al daylight induced them 70 lse pre-
cipltAiely during the night.
Many prlSonei have been taken, and the colors
Of several ArkEilsas regiments. Our loss is
about hny killed aud wounded. HoIlins was IN
command OF the rebel leet aud q morals MIC M,
Stewart and dnatt of the land frots. The gun
boStA went down the river.
Gen. Pope has twenty-five heavy guns, with two
-oiks q the enemy, which command every int
- ihe RIVER"
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NRshinatou Items

Washington, March i5,-Tle proclamation O
Gen. NICE Ian ~ his army ex ties the enthusiasm
q the arm y, a. d receives universal applause among
The eople nr Tvs he'rIy symp airy with the soldier,
and iia reliant spirit and patriotism.
Tie railroad between Fairfax and MlnAsgaB Is
rapidly being ripsiiCd, aud will be in running or
der In a few days.
Tie Presi1t nt t,s appointed John p. Upsher, OF
I.disra, Assls,n t.secretLry Of tho Interior De-
parmenL 'he flee having been created by late
act II Congress.
Tie change, dividing the army Of the Po.
.puiao into Eve corps, briggs Cor. Rl,us King, Of
wsoorsn, 10 charge u ,he division formerly CON
msndel by Gen MiDowel. Gen. cDowell takes
'ha fl st corps d'armee. Con. King was educated
a, weAt Point, ari has long been kno sn as litos
o. an lhuentiSl Western Journal.
A roneLd US rain ST.. m has been raging all tie
An,rno n anu evening. Gen. Mcclellan t,ok ad.
vantage e ,he weather to run into Washington sor
a Few bours. 'ii in high hoAl,h and spirits, and
evidently happier than he has been a. any time
since tie war he gun.
Ycy Important and p' rf city conclusive ins5rraa-
'or vas br,ustt 10 Washington this evening IN
regard :, ,he late re' e strength at ManA,sas and
Ceuirt, lle 1t Is the sworn statement Of four man,
the rNlroaa l. the removal a their army. These
mon &c crIcd rom the tneny and ICED W. They
Ill assert tst up o. last weak, the rel els lad be-
tSeen uiLtty and ,ns Luudr j thousand men o,
MauGssss and T. twenty f 70 Ihousand bit Ssou
Mansfrsn sud Aqua Creek, and twelve tholslnd a,
Winchester Leesburgh, &c, all OF whom-nearly
one hu-dIed ard forty thousLnd-could have been
clnctrussed AZ Manassas 1t days notice. That
they never talked Of CvNcuAting Manassas until the
TEL Of Donelson, when Iey freely ss'd they woul /
have !, retrea' whenever Mcclellan advanced.
President Lincoln TnusdSy approved OF tie
additional Article Of War, which goes into lrnmeil-
ate operation, namelyi
All Ulcers OF persons Ia tho military or naval
service u she United States prohibited from on
poi, ghuy Of the forces under their respective
oJmm1ncs for the purpose Of returning fIgihyes
IN IN service or labor, who nay have escaped from
any persons 10 whom such service or labor Us claim
Ell to be due and any officer who shall be found gull
~ by urt ma tial Of violating ,his article OF war
eh@.I DO e ism isJed fr m the service,
Washington, March 10. -Iustssd OF number OF
dwel inss Icing buInei by some u our soldiers on
Thursday evening in the neghLorhood OF Centre.
vile As rep rid, 10 ow appears that the dGstIuc
ton Was Mined 10 pnGon OF rebel barracks
TIE grave Of Co. Cameron having, II Is said, been
found az Bull Run, tie body has been brought W
Georg town, ard Is awSiting the orders OF his bro
Their, Gen. CaI eron.
fer Harrisburg.
Gen. wSdswt rth today entered upon his duties
as Military Governor Of the District ., CJlnnbia
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Washington, March lC.-Ye-tndSy q recon.
ncii,rirg p.rD strtsd fr'm the II, rIh side ei
Quannco Creek, ard occupied DIm'ries F.om
the liver TO the creek the road was sirswp with
tcid LoIses. Some were In harness Sni attached
20 Nagoue. Tie rebel force in and around Dlu
'riss was composed q Texans, A,ala 4 iaus aud
South Cirolinans, under the Command u wigt,l
- Texas. 7, e farmers state that there /, still a
tody Of about 100 oegary sone four miles from
Dumfiss, on the Aqua Creek road.
Abom thirty cartridge and cap boxes, some
blankets, hsur, etc., were found in Ihe house used
as Wigfsl's headquarters. large quAHdty OF
Il. els and cartridges were also slowed away In a
barn, sLd 70 boxes OF ammunition were found near
the cretk. From oontrGbands who have acted "a
'e~nf'eI iIr lie rebels, WAS aIcartSinel that tho
main body OF the rebels have crossed the Kappa
hammock, and sre making stand at Frsderlcks-
lug, IN coaIuIoton with the army At Gordons.
Vie.
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Espe dillon Asaius, Island No. 10.

Hickman, Ky, March ia naval expedi
ion, composed ofthe gunboA,s Benton, Louisville,
Cincinnati, OArendelet, and Cones,ogA, under Flag
on or Foo,e, left Cairo Al O'Clock this morning
Al COLUMBUS they were Joined by the Pittsburgh,
81, Louis and Mound City, and we're overtassn by
mort'r hOata in tow OF s,eamer' with transports
and o:dr'nce boats. They arrived here At ~
o'clock this afternoon.
The IN, united picktt' OF the enemy were In sigh,
en- the blua. ol our arrival, two companies OF the
2Tih illinois Regiment were sent Aher item, but
they escaped.
E,r,ns L i,u fe' ling is manifested here.
TIE iml res ion prevails itai I,snd NJ, 10 vii,
ret ,H much resistance.
THol2 a. said to be 1880 troops a, Union, OoO
al Humboldt, and 1900 in the vicinity " leland
No. TO- A, the Litter place there also said 10 be
twelye heavy guns in their batteries.
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Rebel Dexnstn,Ions. &c,

Washington March lG.-B,ibtow's Station,
five miles hum MANASSAS, on the road 10 Il ch.
mond burnt, tcgeIher with the storehouse, On.
tanning large amount o. -four, by the retrea,ing
rebels from Manassas.
At Tn roughfsre S'AtiCn n, twelve miles from Man
assSL on the road TO Winchester, we're found Any
Two height cars loaded with commiSsaIy s,oros
VALUED al $4,000, The ERE the enemy AiRdled 'Ailsl
10 c. nsumo them.
The Warrenton Station, turteen miles from
MAnassaI, on the Richmond read, was burnt, 20.
gtiher with the Lotel and the Ave or six dweliugs
Cedar Run idge, two miles this side o.; War
renton ttaton, wAs also burnt by the rebe,s
~ Manassas the secret agents of IhIs Govern meni
succeeded in securing, at the late headquarters Of
Gems BsauIega'd and johnson, Large number Of
documents in reference 10 the numerical force AAd
coLditi, u Ihe rebel amy.
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The Recent Battle at Pea Ridge
Ark,

n fl &c., Mrll lG.-lho remains of Cd.
HIM. .,, o.. Ildians Il -Fllirn,, killed
al '"'' n. J. . =, Ark, isIISei here YET
teI ID 81. .u.,r p.I..u = his bToIupr aud tw5 or
- oh eeu| .r.,l, Thoy ls't the battle ground
OF Size "a ads, .' 81 q tre Z at Tney repre- sent
~ LOB. tr rI.le Tho tobUls fought uCsps
a. ., attLg u,r i.'H rcA ION, when tloir saOt
gave ,H..
IlDl 'roa ~ 1T mated At 30 Goa, inc'u ling 200
In,-aiti &c., iHi A. rr' Pike, As near az ND be
see rla .,d, ulI ~ was go killed AMI 500 10 o.
woundO1 Ite rtb.l surgeons VINO came ~ DIR sa
ths wounds OF Weir fallen, urku wedge a iss u
l'ltO KILLED ffom 90 10 500 wounded. We
took 900 prisD .ers and - pieces OF cannon, ton
Of which were cspturd by 7u. Bige's command,
al by Col. P-Ursun's blis ale Two VI our ~
non, belonging TO Dayldson's lat err, We're taken
by ties rhels, but were reCapiured 10y our troops.
The Rebels were completely defeated, une Il "a.
sion uuder Gen PdCe tlyi'g In one direction, s,d
the tier uu6er Van irn takins alutte. NJ ~
Herbert Of one Of the Louitiana regiments, who
was token prisoner says thA, Gen. Fret, OF Camp
ia shsJn nOtlIltIy, was KILLED.
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Gen NI,CI,Ilnn's Address.

II, lofty tone, and ioul-inspirng language,
will mmsnd tho enthusiasm of our troo s and
people, whilo he first distinct explanations,
wish it conveys, Of the long inactivity Of tho
Potomac 'o'ov', will be received with interest,
and its assurance that delay is no longer n,css-
~ry will 10 hailed with satisfaction in every
pnt Of our Northcrn country.
From the army Of the Potomac tho nation
eNrecs great achievements. II contains the
iloVer Of tbs country ard in point Of equipment,
rtellis 'nce and NUMBER, Is the finest the world
las ever seen. In discipiro il is at least sups
| Nor TO tho enemy. Its General, in spite Of tine
! hnatic' outcrie' Of his opponents, has proved
himself worthy Of tho confidence Of his men
a d thoy hoeringly accord il. lie has dsyol
oped his abilities as Il worker ana o'glnizer
and the army is a testimony TO his genius
That he will provo worthy OF commanding it
and will lead ! is Inr1 10 tho victories which h,
has promised, We ga1n1t entertain q doubt.
Tho attentisn ci the nation, and Of ~ world
is liked uPol the Army Of tho Potomac and iLa
leader, ard MCCLELLAN ia not inssrsi5ls to tn,
fact thai his be abilities will bo wanted e
sustain tho high reputation Of his name and
| position. All true hearts will wish him success
and echo bis prayer, MAY d defend the
| right"
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LOCAL NEWS.
HEw YORK AND rHK yIoINrY.
C.I.bra,lOn Of g. PslrieL,s Day.


The fish Civic sssie:its OF this city will oele-
hra'O 'he anniversary OF 81. Patrick, the Apostle
o'heland, on Monday, the lT,h Instant, by public
parade and procession, OF which the following u
the programme;
The line will 10 NJ on East Brold way, RICH. rest
log on Grand street, 81 niLe o'clock precisely, and
will fell in In the {, lloWing fder;
Tue sixty kiu!n Regiment. under c7mmAnd OF
Major janice Bsgley, Aou Brigadier'G ~nerAl fT
Pheuix n, igads SId other military companies
and Crgan2 siiopH not a5iOg as escorts 10 scisLas.
The Hon hieh al Council IN an open barouchs,
with Mr. John WSnnr aud friends,
Z CAREY, Il I Marshall.
AIps.-MsssIs JAMES White D.a!el Grnnon,
p. HApir, Thos. n nahSn, Al j. McCusky.
SraClAL AIps.-hiChl. Gilen, Hugh Moronsy.
l--rhom.s + arcs Msa9her Club, MTshL Ed
wa'd Duly. H sh. resting on Grand street.
2-Ancient O,oer u HiJerniSnA Nav York,
M"shsls Jhmts saudto. d aud john Tucker.
Right restiug Oh &c .Inu OIL street.
Aits John Mcclure, F-aAcis Ks't, Peter Nc
Ginnis', John CorcorAn, Dominick Lynch,
Hugh Brady,
Ane ca, Order q Hibsrnisns, Long Island.
Marshal Peter Lsdwitn. Aids-JJhn Gubbins,
bugh Monaghan. James II dden.
Ancient Orusr Of Hlbernisns, WesteheateT
s-Long Saoreusn's Gnion Benevolent Society.
MOrshAl, Denis sullivan; Aid, Edward Buckley
Right resting on j ferson 81
l-Bere olenI s5citty q the United ms Of Rrip,
ESCORT by the Emerald Guard, under Command
OF q pr Francis Degan. Marshal, John Duffy.
AIDS, John Moore and John Nugent. Right rest
ing on RngerF ~
6-SI James Roman Catholic Total Abstinence
Bept hsial 'ety Mushal, Patrick Dwyer.-
Aids, John Gillia n and Michael Foley, Right
resting on MGkstGt
o. Father Matthew Total Abstinence Benevolent
sociey-MarshSl, James G reen. Aids, Pat'k COL
gan hcn'l Mul ihil, jam Morony John M,ho-
ny, I'm Cummings james Knby, EiW'd Mellow
an, hn Holloway, Peter Murphy, Thomas
Cummings, John McDermot. Right resting on
MsTket street.
Father Matthew Ttal Abstinence Society Of
south Brooklyn-MaIshAl, Hugh hcCRbe. Aids,
MATHEW Bond PAariok Cummipg, Thomas Law
len, james Lane Patrick Horne, Patrick Klby.
HbWniAn Bsnsyo!eni Society Thoa.
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POSTSCRIPT,
Gen. Smith at Savannah.

So Louis, March ID a Savannah, Tonnes
SIC. dispatch 10 she DEMocEAr says, the expedition
az the t. mess G iiycI has yearly all arrived, aid
he h,ei Is row On the point OF procee ling further
up
The expedition Is q mmandsd by Gen. q. L.
Saith, wish Generals Sa'rmIn, NJ iCl rruRn ), Hurl-
but and Wrlsce % diyision commanders
The force IL largo, ard fu ly able to coLq 'er any
amy the rebe can Dring gAiBst 10.
Gen, Grant IL In command az Fri Henry.
Thee envy = 'urce In THE sacti u s yaripusy IS
t1a,td ~ rom 90 900 ~ 100000,
Gen. Law. Wa 80 DIVISION vet = Plrly,
m,N"'Iy county, Nsst'rdsy, ana phtnel I've bridge
And tus up the tragk on the raj road laAdiug from
hnmu ldtt uintlt Miss, cutting Of atrIn hea
Wy -den Will tf"ops, which arrived While the
badge Was burning.