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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-18

nrGen. Burnside threw his army across
the Rappahannock at Fredericksburg, the
Confederates making but slight resistance
only enough to indicate their presence in
the vicinity and entice the Federals over
The Coufederates killed some fifty Federals
by means of sharpshooters concealed ir the
houses Of the city, while constructing a
poutoon bridge. The Federals formed a
storming party and crossed in boats and
drove ont the sharpshooters at the point of
the bayonet; while Burnside turn ed his
whole artillery, 143 pieces, on the devoted
city. which of course was terribly shattered
and fred. But on getting his army over,
came Burnside's trouble. 1t seems very
probable now that Burnside was enticed
across the river in order to trap him; for on
Saturday battle. perhaps the most terrible
of the war. was fought. and the very latest
news we have is, that Burnside has retreated
back to the north side of the river, with a
rumored loss of thirty five or forty thousand
men.
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STATE OF KENTUCKY,
FLEMING CIRCUIT, Set.
Sortember Term. 1862.


On Monday, the 1st day of September
1862. at 10 O'Clock, the Hon. L. w. An
drews, took his seat in the Courthouse, at
Flemingsburg, as Judge of the Fleming
Circuit Court, and l.. NJ. Cox moved the
Court to appoint Committee to prepare
and present resolutions expressive OF the
sense of the Fleming Bar, as to the distin-
guished ability. with which Hon. Elijah G..
Phister, late Judge of said Court had dis
CHI areed the duties of the office.
The Judge aud Bar all concurrng in the
propriety of the notion it was unanimously
adopted. Whereupon the Hon. l.. w. An
drews suggested that he would appoint the
members of the Bar to take such action as
thew should deem proper, and to prepare
and present such resolutions as would eX-
press their sentiments, which suggestion
was concurred in, and after confere nee with
the members of the Bar, l.. M. Cox presen-
ted the following preamble and resolutions
which were unanimously adopted, and Or
dered to be copied upon the order book, by
the Clerk of this Court
WHEREAS, The term for which the Hon
Elijah c.. Phister was elected, and has pre-
sided as Circuit Judge of the Tenth Judi
HAS eN piIeu, anu HiS'Oi
having before declined to be Candid ate
for recollection. and the Hon. l.. w. An
drews having been elected to said office, and
taken his seat as Judge, the members OF the
Bar feel that it is their duty (ahd with
much pleasure they proceed to discharge it)
to express their deep sense Of respect and
esteem for the retiring Juge, who has so
courteously and decorously demeaned HIM
self as Judge of this Court. and to testify to
the able manner in which he has admiais =
tered the laws.
l. Wherefore Resolv:d, That the
Hon. Elijah C. Phister, as Judge OF
the Tenth Judicial District, has du-
ring the term of his office discharged the
duties thereof with marked and distinguish
cd ability, in the highest dignity and deco
rum in the manner of proceeding, and with
fidelity, industry, impartiality and pro-
found legal learning in the administration OF
the laws, for which, we TENDER to him the
thanks of the Bar. and believe he will re-
ceive the reward of the approval of the en-
tire community.
JOHN NJ. HARRISON,
: Clarl- Circuit RI
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GFThe Lndell Hotel, at St. Louis and
the i'rsest in the world Mas finished on the
LIST instant. Il is equivalent to eight $ cries
high; contain. olo rooms, u pa1ors 27acres
OF plasterinI, acres OF flooring. SO IN les of
beli-wire. 8 ) miles of board, IL miles
OF gas, steam and water pipe, ! ! miles or
1850 yards Of hall, 10 windows, aud Ii 600
ieet OF painted imitation of corIiice. The
quantity OF bricks used in the building is
o'oooooO In the base ment there is a rail
ROAD running the entire length tor the trans
porta.ion OF heavy articles, and above are
TWO steam elevators for lifting fue! and bag
gage from the ground to the floors above
The blizzard room is 63 feet by Is The
sentiemen's diuing room is 1870 by 40 and
the ladies' ordinary 95 by 10. The house
Is not yet furnished.
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The President states the cost of the war
for the year ending June 80 1852, at over
four hundred millions of dollars. Apportion.
ed among the 20 millions in the North,
this sum would buy every family 20 acres
of land at s 25. Or it would give every,
IN an woman and child 20 dollarS-or buy
each two barrels Of flour, 100 pounds pork,
pounds coffee. and 10 pounds sugar-or it
would, if laid out in clothing. clothe all one
year. As the expense of the war will yearly
be 400 millions, every man, woman and
child Is ind rectlv losing his or her proper
ton thereof, by its continuance and all as
the President indicates to free the negroes
and colonize them for he has no hope OF
peace otherwise Ohio Democrat.
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The Loss AT HARrsvLLE.-A special
dispatch from Nashville says we lost eighty
seven killed and about one hundred and
twenty wounded. and thirteen hundred
prisoners. Three wagon loads of muskets
were afterwards retaken By our reenforce-
msnis. he enemy got abou: thirty wagons
ard teams.
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THE HONEYMOON BRIGADE The New
York Express gives the following as a COM
munication:
Deuteronomy, twenty-fourth chapter, 5
verse: When a man hath taken new
wife, he shall not go to wal, neither shall he
be charged with any business, but ne shall
be free at home Que year. aud shall cheer up
his wife which he hath TAKEN
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The whole country observes in the con-
duct of Halleck a degree of anmosity to-
ward Mcclellan that Halleck's own story
doesn't justify. He blames Mcclellan for
not getting to Washington in time to relieve
Pope, and blames him for not relieving
Harper's Ferry. The. country will hardly
Halleck's own shcwing.-Lop. Dem.
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DEATH OF EX GOVERNOR OwsLEY-We
received intellige nee yesterday by telegraph
from Danvilie of the death of Ex Governor
William Owsley, at the residence of his son
in-law Col Clifton Rhodes The deceased
was in the eighty first year of his age and
had flied many high and responsible oosi-
tons under our State Government.
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- " The civil aud military authorities at
Nasnvllle, Tenn, seized, on last S .turday.
S2oO,OOO In counterfelt Confeler.ts no tes
ihey We're sent by mail aud express from
the eastern counties, aud aliresS ed to Lieu
tenants. Captains, iall anl staff off GERS in
'ha ederal army. We ara sorry to see
that some OF the Federal army have become
so degraded as to deal in such WORTHLESS
trash.-Lou Dem.
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HJThe news from Nashville is not Of an
exciting character. The two armies are ia
cling each other in rather close proximity
Reports from the enemy are contradictory,
some representing them as about to pounce
upon Rosecrans, and others that he is pre-
pairing to retreat. There is no doubt as to
JEFF. Davis visit to Bragg's army. and he is
reported to have told the soldiers that Ten
nessee must be held at all hazards
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CURE FOR TooTHAcHE-An exchange
paper says: Il have been troubled more or
less the past few weeks with the toothache,
and failed to find relief. until received the
following from friend, which l can assure
your readers is a sure curs:-Take a small
shovel, mix it with al equal part of common
salt and pulverize; then sa:urate a piece of
cotton with water and sprinkle the powder
tooth. In FIVE minutes thereafter all pain
will disappear
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@Gen. Sisel says that he has one regi-
Richmond. if they could once be encamped
within three miles of it one night-by steal
ing it.
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uFive of the smaller gunboats will
leave Cincinnati this week for the Lower
Mississippi river.
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: 0TGenius may co-exist with wilderness,
ldleness, folly, even with crime; but not
Ion, with seldshness and ths indulgence Of
an enviouS disposition.
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0TThe President on Monday OF last
week. sent message to Gen. Sibley, order
Ing the execution of thirty nine OF the Min-
pesota Indians Oh the 18th inst.
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GA Few paper has been started in At
Gibson. Kansas, which is in favor of George
B. NJ cClellan for President. and Sam MEDIA
~, Of Ohio, fer Vice President, in 1864.
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% II Is rumored that Morgan, with
1900 men have started for Ohio and Indi-
ALA.
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GTThe following note, received on yes
terday preciudes Us from commenting on the
publication by the Bulletin, on Thursday
of the names of several Union gentlemen
on Ticket headed No Negro Equalitv.'
Let Conservatism take the place of Radi-
calism.' We were happy TO receive the
note, and we hope our contemporary will be
able to give an explanation satisfactory to
every one. At the same time we hope our
contemporary will distinctly state that it
was not 'ended by the editorial endorse
ment which accompanied the publication.
to charge or insinuate that the .recklessness
and fanaticism' which advocates negro
equality or which endorses the policy of
Abolitionism, has the supremacy in this
commuDity.'-Eagle.
Mr. Green: The Dem ocratic Ticket re-
ferre6 to in your issue on Thursday, was
handed 20 us with the quest that the same
should be inserted in our paper. Since its
publication. we have learned that some OF
the gentlemen named therein were not
aware of the formation existence of the
ticket, and that the same was arranged and
announced without any pre-arran cement
caucus, or CONSULTATION with them. We
published the same as it was handed to US.
If any improper use was made Of the names
of any of the gentlemen announced therein,
it was done without our knowledge or par
ticipation. We shall. however, allude to
the Ticket in our next issue.
Respectfully yours,
Dec. 10. 1862. ROSS & ROSSER.
TWe have only to add to tho above,
that the paragraph which appeared in our
columns as an editorial common dation of tn t
"ticket," was banded us with the "ticker'
advertisement itself; and we published both
as all newspaper conductors do, in the
routine of business. We disclaim all re-
sponsibility whatever, either for placing tn e
the names of gentlemen on the ticket, or
for the heading prefxed TO the published
ticket. or for the terms in which the ticket
was commended to the public attention.
1t does rot express our opinions as we
should have expressed them had we thought
proper to utter them at all. We certainly
should rejoice to see a pure Dem ocratic
ticket elected, but we do not feel warranted
in making unhandsome charges against the
present authorities of the city.
GTThe news from Nashville is not of an
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We published yesterday in the Enquirer
and we presume all our readers perused it,
the letter Of the Abolition members Of Con =
gress from M jnnesota to the President re-
questiug him not to interfere in behalf of
the Indians who are condemned to be shot
for their atrocities perpetrateI on woman
and children in that State during the late
Indian war. The protest is very we'll, and
pleads eloquently the cause Of humanity and
civilization.
But we understand these same Minnesota
m embers Of Congress aud their Abolition
allies are in favor of the emancipation policy
and of the armng of the negroes in the
South. This would lead to the commission
of crimes upon unoffending women and
children by the negroes that would throw
far into the shade even those of the Mime
sofa savages, while it would be upon a
thousano-fold greater scale. Butchery and
rapine upon woman and children would be
the fell work of the degraded and brutal
African, whose instincts are even lower and
more bestal than those of the Indian
These are the natural fruits of forcibe abo-
iition. and none can favor the latter without
assuming th responsibilities of the former.
1t is 'straining at gnat and swallowing
camel to condemn the atrocities of the In
dams, and then favor those of the negro
Gin. EnQ.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-18

SUGARS-Choicest Brown and White
- Sugars always hand.
ALEX. MADDOX
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III II - Mackerel Salmon, Herring,
4 Sarlines, axe and other fish
ALEX MADDOX
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4 tORN Ballroom picked flint grain
" and carefully mlled, ever on ha1d.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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DLOCK AND TACkLE--An assortment
- embracing all sizes o superior construction
allen. MADDOX.
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DRINK LESS WITH YOUR MEALs.-Many
men have relieved themselves of dyspepsia
by not drinking any thing. not even water
during their meals. No animal, except m an =,
ever drinks in connection with his food
Man ought not to. Try this, dyspeptics.
and You will not wash down mechanically
that which ought to be mastcated and en-
salivated before it is swallowed.
Niger TRAIToRs.-The Providence Post
has a letter from distinguished officer at
Hilton Head, which says:
"The recent expedition to Pocotaligo cap
tured three colored soldiers, dressed in the
uniform and armed with the muskets which
they had received from the hands of Gen.
Hunter.
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JOHN NJ. HARRISON,
Clerk Fleming Circuit Court.

CARRYING THE WAR INTO AFRICA.-The
war at this time in this section, has the APP
pearance of being carried into Africa-the
upper part of the town of Gailipolis. Dur
ing the past week there has been no little
excitement in our midst all growing out of
difficulties between soldiers and negroes.
As to where the real fault lies there are
various opinions among citizens. The SOL
diers, however, claim that the negroes are
insoent and abusive, which they will not
submit to. Or Monday last the feeling al
most eliminated in general cleaning out
OF the negroes by the soldiers. 1t appears
that at grocery, kept by white man, some
three or four soldiers got into a row with
some darkies, and Orderly Little, of Cap
tain Leaper's company, who was at black
smith shop not very very far distant, hear
ing of it, proceeded to the place to stop the
difficulty. when a revolver was drawn upon
him by one Of the negroes. Mr.. Little
wrenched the pistol from him, throwing tn G
darkey to the ground, and while pummel-
ing him over the head with it, was shot at
by three or four negroes from house ball
taking effect in his back the right
shoulder. The word was passed through
town that Mr.. Little was killed; the soldiers
assem- bled aud made a clean sweep among
the liquor establishments in that end of
town, and arrested four negroes, who are
now in Jail, though the general wish among
the soldiers was to have little hanging
done on the occasion. The negro who shot
the Orderly was not to be found, but
vengeance deep is threatened, and we un-
derstand rewards amounting to two hun
dred and fifty dollars are offered by mem
bers of the cavalry company for Mason, the
name of the negro by whom Little was shot.
Mr.. Lttes wound, though painful, is not
conside cred angerous.-M cArthur (Ohio)
Democrat
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NOFFEE.-The choices. descriptions al
~ ways kept in fail supply
ALEX. MADDOX.
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{ IIEESE The most select brands of rich.
~ pure, bluegrass cheese.
ALEX. Maddox.
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4 'ORDAGE- Hemp and Manila ropes Of
~ ali size from plough line to a ships cable
always on hand. allen MADDOX
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4 MAXI M-Choice prepared always on
~ hand 4. MADDOX
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ENEAS-Green and b lack of all the best
4 grades. ALIEN MADDOX.
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N~ION WARh-Every kind of vessels
~ oil the pest manufactured earthern ware.
ALIEN. NJ DDOX
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, E-Sclected grain specially cleaned as a
IA substitute for Coffee. ALEX MADDOX
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4 NlARCOAL-Always in FL II supply
- ALEX MADDOX
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SALT-Bsst kanawha and Oaio River
~ Salt by the Brl. and Table Salt by the bag
a. MADDOX
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General Morgan attlcke! an outpost Of
the encmy's at Hartsv!llc, on the Cumber
land river, killing wOnndiDg and capturing
500 prisoners. two pieces of artillery. and
= 900 small arms. Oar I,Ss is 223 killed
and wounded.
The day previous a small foraging train
was captured by Gen. Seeler, near Nashville
with 30 prisoners.
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4 1ANDLES-Choica brands Of Star aad
~ TalIow candies, adapted to all seasons
ALIEN. MADDOX
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EAMILY FLOUR-The choicest brands
l. always kept ALEX. MADDOX.
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NEW HAMS.-5OO canvassed Hams of
y my last years curing, sweet, sound ju icy
and Of unrivalled flavor.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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hLD HAM S-2OO two year old cam
" vasSed of lot Of some thousand of my
own curing, still remaining for select
ALIEN. MADDOX.
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WASHING TON, Decem

The following is just received.
FALMOUTH, Deem Der 16 s. 40 A NJ
Ii Is Raining fast The river is rising rap
idly. Oar troops are all on this SIDE os the
river and the pontoons are up
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Old Stand on Wall Street
Maysville, July II
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The free laborm ovement which has been
extensively bnt quietly orStnizei in Eastern
North CArol:ra, IS und Is God to b. prepar-
atory t. the organization of The Government
OF The State on loyal bass. 50 That North
Z .roIlna may accept President Liucolh's
policy OF compensated emancipation.
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FORTRESs N ONNOE, DtcemOer II.
Southern papers say Gen. Fosters force
is designed to CO operate with the Yankees
against Richmond, either by Il Erect advance
upon Petersburg. or by an attempt to seize
our railroad communications at Weldon.
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STORAGE AND COMMITS SION. Good
- ana irodGcc for storage or sale always re-
ceINed Oh consignment the most moderate
rates ALIEN. MADDOX.
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1g,HR WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JAN. II.
THE NRw.YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this

THE NRw-YORR WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following;
LLEADrSG ARTICLES: To Our Fiiends. Stand BY
the Country Congres, rus; Acti John Bhght on
the Rebellion; British Bad Temper a Bit OF
History Compensation OF Congress Editofis
PapCsphs
H..wAR rEwS SUMMARY
fu.TIIE EXPEDITION AGAINST MEXICO: Sur
render ofNeFa Cruz 10 the sPanisId'
". INNER LIFE" AT WAsHlNGTON Interest
Ing Facts
v.FRoa MISSOURI: Correspondence Of The
" \. Tribune.
VI FROM KENTUCKY. Correspondence Of Tho y.
vn..THE GREAT AMERICAN QUESTION: The
Voice Of an Homes. Ensli'hnAn speech by
John Bright
VIII. STIRRING DEBATE IN CONGRESS The
Conduc, Of III. War The R,stle Of Bali. Bluf
Strong Speech by Mr COnklIns.
IX..POETBY: January !. Ites" " MAZE Way for
Liberty
7 IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH CAROLINA: Bat.
Tie Of Port Royal Ferry, Tie Rebels Dn'en from
their Position.
XI..LATE SOUTHERN ITEMS.
XII. FROM EUROPE: Summary Of the Latest News.
XIII. .LATEsTEEws RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
The Cs,es Of Disloyal Senators Examined In
.aiiing Letter from Gen. Stone to Senator
Patriotic Speech Of Gen. Shields.
XIV. THE NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
xv..ANoTHER VICTORY FOR THE UNION:
Battle near Romney. Va. 2,GO Rebels Routed,
IS Killed and 20 Piisonersi Their Cannon and
XVI THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE
XVII ARREST or AN ALLEGED SLAYER CAP
TAIN.
XVIII THE DEPARTURE OF MASON AND Sill
DELL: Correspondence Of The n. I. Tribune
XIX GERRIT SMITH TO JOHN A. GURLEY.
Xxx FARMERS HIGH SCHOOL or PENNSfL-
NANIA-lgol.
KHAN INTERESTING CHAPTER or HISTORY
Secession in South Carolina. The ConspiTscy IA
1885, Important Documents
XIII THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
XIII. THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
XNlV. POLITICAL.
XIV. PERSONAL.
XVI CITY NEWS.
XVII. MISCELLANEOUS.
XVIII. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
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Il rs.pectabiy lately arrived from Europe aud holding
utorship Ia private family Is DESTROYS Of meeting with
Ar. lean AMATEUR PIANO-FORTE PLAYER, lady or
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pleasure 10 be derived the study Of music, would feel In
rned to devote few hours weekly eysnugs to play Ing
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