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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-10

Green Lake, IS mi les and back once weeif, "
Leave Forest City Thursday at 6 q M
Arrive at Green Lake by D m;
Leave Green Lake Wednesday at 6 m:
Arrive at Forest City by m.
1904 From Forest City, by Ness, Acton and Harrison
TO Green Lake, SO miles and back once q
week ~' wv q
Leave Forest City Wednesday at 6 am;
Arrive at Green Lake by p m
Leave Green Lake Thursday at a m;
Arrive at Forest City bye pm.
1906 From Forest City, by Manannah PaynesvilIe
Torah, Cold Spring City and Rockville to 81
Clou Z 90 miles and back, once week.
Arrive at st Ctoud next day by II m:
Leave st Cloud Friday at p m;
Arrive at Forest City next day by 7pm
1906 From Little Falls by Long Prairie Chippewa
Lake, evansville and Waseota, to Brecknridge
136 miles and back, once in two weeks
Leave Little Falls every other Monday at 6 q m.
Arrive at Breckenridge next Thursday by & n NJ.
Leave Breckenridge every other Monday at =
m;
Arrive at Little Falls next Thursday by spm.
1867 From Breckenridge IToombs county,, by Gia
hams Point Fort AbercrOmbie dakota Terri
toryl, Sitomonee [Minnesotal Burlington La
Fayette, Dakota City dakota Territory and
Georgetown Minnesota to Pembna, in Penn
bina county, 245 miles and back, once in two
weeks.
Leave Breckenridge every other Monday at
ana;
Arrive at Pemhina next Saturday BIZ 6pm:
Leave Femblna every other Monday al am:
- Arrive at Breckenridge next Saturday by d m.
NOTE-ih his route appears to be covered by No
1864, now under contract if SO, it will be let.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-10
FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE AND GER
TIFICATE.

R o p o s AL
The undersigned -, whose post Office address is
- county Of, State of -, proposes to carry
the mails ofthe United States from July L. 1862 to june
&c. 1866, on route No. -, between - and -,
under the advertisement of The Postmaster General
dated November 30, 1861, with CELEBRITY ertanty and
security ,'* for the annual sum of - dollars
This proposal Is made with full knowledge of the dis
lance OF the route the weig Of the mail be carried
and all other particulars in reference the route an
service, and Also after careful examination of The
aud instructions at ached to the advertisement
Dated
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-10
CERTIFICATE,

The undersigned, postmaster at S,ateof-
cethies UNDER HIS OATH OFFICE, that he is
ed with the guarantors and knows them be men OF
property, and able to make good their gusrautae
Da(eC
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-01-10
GuARAN TEE,

The undersigned, residing at -, State of -.
undertake that If the foregoing bid for carry the
mail on route No -, be accepted by the Postmaster
General The bidder shall prior st dav of
1862 enter into the required Obgat n contract to
perform the service proposed with god and sufficient
suretes.
This we do. understanding distinctly the OBJ legations
and Liabilities assumed by guarantors under the 27th
section of the act of Congress of uly 2 1896
Dated
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26

LrThe annual examination of the Male
departm eut of the Maysvile Institute, began
upon II onday, the 10Th inst, before respect
able and an apprec:ative audience. The eN-
ercises Of the frst day, consisted rrnc1rtlly
of an examination in the Mathematical
branches, concluding with number OF
selected destinations by the Juniors, who,
considering their size and age, acquitted
themselves with honor. Upon the second
day, the first class called, was that Ct Chemis-
try; the young &c rtlem n displayed decided
proficiency in the study. Trigonom etry.
Geometry and Surveying. were next called ),
the several mem berj OF these classes, work
ed and explained with case and expertness,
the problems given 10 them. The examin-
alton of the Classical department in Cesar,
Virgil Livy and Horace, did honor to the
young gents and the school of which they
were members. \ class in Intellectual
Philosophy was next examined, which
closed the examining exercises of the dav.
The Junior Debating Society were next on
the roStFum, and argued in eloquent style,
the following question:: do facts or Gction
contribute most to our mental enjoyment"
An eloquent address, delivered BY one OF
the members o. the school, CONCLUDED the
exercises of the day. The grand closin G
overture and finale of the Examination, was
the celebration of the Anniversary of the
Maysville Literary Society, on Tuesday
night, which was witnessed by one of the
that was ever our lot to behold; the perfect
attention of the assem- bied crowd testifies to
the manner in which the exercises were con-
Quoted. The mem bers of this Society proved
themselves an honor to the School and to
their gentlemanly Principal.
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0JMany new names have been added 10

OJMany new names have been addeG 10
orr subscription list since our last issue,
which is but evidence of the satisfaction
the Bulletin gives and its increasing popu-
larity. To our multitude OF friends, we
again refte-ate our determination to spare
neither pains nor expense, in our ceaseless
efforts to make it all that its best friends
can desire. Not only to our host of gen
erous prompt paving patrons have we been
under deep obligations, but we feel es-
peciaily gratified to the free and hearty en-
couragement which our brethren of the press
have extended to the Bulletin, and were It
becoming in us to make the exhibition We
could fill quite space with euconliums and
words of cheer; but we have no intention OF
trespaSsing further Oh our readers, who
themselves best know the amount and val
ue Of our labors. We would only remind
our friends throughout the country of ex-
tensive arrangement for an abundant sup
ply of substantial, entertaining, rich, varied
and delightful reading. Any effort which
may be made to commend our paper to
the patronage of their friends, will be al
ways appreciated.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26
Negroes better than White Men

W. a = mon man, citizon of the Valley of
Virginia, the scene of the recent conflicts
VINO was compelled to abandon his home
with number of others, and accompany the
union army on its retreat across the Potomac
says one circumstance occurred during Banks
retreat. which caused much har.. 'feejinr
not only among the loyal Virginians. but
among the tniou soldiers also. This cen
tieman SAYS tnat, in the retreat, Gen. Banks
Iurrnisped Government Transportation far
=, 1nesroe:. who accompanied our army, While
rne "h,'e People-n,en, women. and child
fep-who were fleeing from their bcmes
we're compelled to waIk;and he saw stont
negroes riding IN Government wagons. while
sex s and wounded soldiers were walking.
oati 'hlnss as this are calculated to pro-
luce h the most unhappy effect, not only upon |
me onion people OF the rebell;ous States
oul upon our own soldiers; and this gentle
nan IN states that the Western troops, particu.
'.IE we're greatly angsr9a at seeing such
!, "a; II ''aIliy manifested for the nesro.-New
Albany Ledger. Nc"
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26
AGRICULTURAL.
For the Bulletin.
( M AMMOTH CLOVER.


s issplant, called by different names in
different localities, such as Pea Nne C1Over,
in Herkrner Co., n. Y; Msnam0th Clouer
in Northern Illinois; and here (Mason Co..
Northern Clouer, has many qualities to
recorh bend it to general cultivation in this
locality. ----.,.--...
Firstly, its enormous growth on good soils
averaging four feet over entire fields, max
ing at least double heritage produced by the
Dwarf or Virginia Clover, in common culti-
walton. .e E.t r
Secondly, less liability to injury from
drouth than any other, and much less SO
than any of the Grasses. As soon as it gets
a hold upon the soil, its long roots strike
deep below the reach of ordinary surface
drouth. 1t has never been known to be
affected by the drycst seasons, since its in
PRODUCTION.
Thirdly, it maintains steady and con-
tinuous growth if grazed, and remains per-
fectly fresh AM green throughout our very
hottest and dryest seasons, from early spring
until fall frosts; furnishing more grazing
than double the surface of our small variety
that maintains its greeness but little more
than six weeks.
Fourthly, it ripens with Timothy and is
very valuable as a mixture with it for Hay.
1t is valuable Hay plant alone. having the
important advantage OF late ripening after
the farmer has laid by his corn crop. Glover
makes the very best of Hay, but the small
variety ripens and requires cutting 10 the
, very midst Of our corn cultivation; a serious
| objection completely remedied by cuiti-
waiting the PEI, ZINE variety. 1t rirens
slowly and remains long time in a suitable
condition for cutting. With the Dwarf va
riety the seed is made from the second GRO D;
not so with this, the seed IS from the main
crop, aud if left for seed, is found to mature
about the first weei. in August. in this lati-
tude The seed has been grown most sue
cessfully in this County, the past year, by
John Henry Curtis. Esq. yet most Of The
seeds have been brought here from the West
/ ern Reserve in Ohio, Lake county, Illinois,
and Herkiruer county, New York. It's value
for Hay, Ike any other Clover, depends very
much on the IN amer of curing; when partly
dried its strength is quickly steeped out by
heavy raius; or its leaves lost by over-drying
in the hot sun, and 10 be good mus. be cut
ir fall bloom aud cured in the swath and
cock. When allowed to mature It's seeds,
it has bat little Hay value, but takeit all
in.allit is very valuable and should supercele
the small variety.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26
Guerrilla War.

We regret very much to notice that this
mode of fighting has been inagurated in some
of the counties ir this State. These bands
are generally composed of thieves. outcasts
murderers and prowling miscreants, who
have no respect for law nor flag under
which they sail. In fact no mans home is
safe from depredatioDs while these marau-
ders infest our land. We do not know what
steps the Government has taken to suppress
them, but all good and law-abiding men,
no matter what may be their political SEN
timents. should join heart in hand to bring
these marauding bands to prompt and Sc
we're reckoning.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26

MAsoSIc-The fifteenth annual oorclave
Of the Grand Commandery of knights Tenn
pIar OF the State of Kentucky WIS held in
LnxIngton, on Thursday, the 18th instant
The following officers were e1ec,cd for tho
ensuing year, viz: Right Eminent. Sir l.
u Steadman, OF Georsetown Grand Com
mander: Very En-, Sir Wm. NJ. samuel of
Paris. Dep. G.. Com =; En-, Sir P. II. .Tefrrfes
of Newport. Grand Genera'issimo: I'm, g,
D. F. Wolf. Of Lexington, Grand C,n.a;r
General; En-, Sir Rev. II. G Drank, of r.
iugton. Gland Prelate; En- Sir John Clark
of Georgetown, CIR. Sen. Warden; En-. Sir
L: d. Croninger, of Covington. CIR. Jun.
Warden; EN- Sir w. G. Munger, of Louis
vile, CIR. Recorder; En-, Sir J McCracken.
of Lexington, CIR. Treas, En-. Sir \. J.
kroesing. of Lexington, Grand Standard
Bearer; En-, Sir Henry Clark. Of George
towr, CIR. Sword Bearer; En-. Sir Henry .
Wolf, of Georgetown, CIR. Warden; and En-.
john B. Richardson, of Lexington, Grams
Sentinel.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26

OF On Wednesday, the 18th inst, began
the ANIMAL Examination of the Female De-
partment of the MaysviIle Institute, under
the direct superv ision OF Hiss J Il. PARzE,
before a respectable audience of the patrons
of the institution. The examining exercises
of the first two days, were principally coz
fined to the Junior classes of the School, the
young ladies in this department, were un-
doubtedly thoroughly acquainted with all
the studies through which they were COM
PEELED to pass so severe an examination
But tn e grandest sight which the people of
our good city were ever called upon to be-
hold, WIS the Exhibition upon Thursday
night. Long before Old Sol his western
couch had reached, our city was lively with
strangers from afar, all anxious to catch a
glimpse of tie fairy creatures who we're to
make their appearance upon the OCCASION
at O'Clock, the doors were thrown open,
previous to which time, an INN ense crowd
had assembled about the old Courthouse
crowdins, jaring. jamming, smashing, crash
ing, pulling, climbing, lifting and jabbering
all anxious to get seat; the benches, aisles.
gallery and rostrum, were imm ediately filled
to OVERLOOKING. The exercises OF the even
ing soon began, but owing to the immense
crowd, we were unable to hear all that was
read and acclaimed by the ladies. The
Colloquies were both selected and perform
ed in excellent taste and style. The closing
Colloquy, Search for Happiness,'' was a
splendid affair; indeed the young ladies
seemed.
"Angel spirits from soma celestial region Gomez
Thus closed the Exhibition. Upon Friday
morning, at 8! O'Clock, the Senior class took
their seats upon the stage to receive their
Graduating Diplomas. The Essay sread upon
this occasion, were such as have seldom been
the lot of our citizens to hear; they were
written in fine and elegant style, display
ing a cultivated talent in the art OF compost
ton. The Diplomas were presented by the
Rev. J. BENNETT, with an appropriate adj
dress to the Graduates. The reading of the
ValeGictory closed the exercises of the Ex-
animation.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26
Masonic Celebration,

Tuesday was gala day. for the Brethr en-
of the Mystic Tie, in this portion of our
State. The 9th Of June, is, Mason ically
called, "St Johns Day" being the anniver-
sary Of the birth Of that illustrious patron OF
the order. The day was duly celebrated
in FlemingsburG, and The bretheren of our
city being invited to participate. many of
them did so. The celebration drew a great
crowd to Flemings burg-nor were the smiles
OF beauty wanting on the occasion-manv a
lady fair mingled in the happy throng-
The attendance among the Fraternity, was
variously estimated at from 200 to $50
The procession was formed at 10! O'Clock.
and after marching through the principal
street, they repaired to a beautiful grove near
town, where after Prayer, by the Rev j.
=. Heudrick, an able Address was deliv cred
by Hon. l.. NJ. Cox, which was listened to
with marked attention by the vast assem-
hlage. At the conclusion of the address.
he crowd was invited to partake of a most
boanti;ul repast. Upon again reassembliuc
they were entertained by Messrs. Fitch and
Mcclure in eloquent and glowing speeches.
The Grand Master Of Kentucky, Il. Bassett.
Esq, of our city, in response TO numerous
calls, m Vie a few remarks, after which the
procession reformed ana returned to town:
each one expressing himself delighted with
tie manner in which the day was spent
We think that "St. Johns Day" will long
be rem EN- bered by the citizens of Fien1ino.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26

@The negroes of Boston have b eld a
public meeting TO consider the subject of
colonization. They don't believe in the
project, and their resolutions are pointed.
Resolved, That when we wish to leave the
United States we can find and pay for that
Territory that shall suit us best
Resided. That when we are ready to Leave
we shall be able to pay our own expenses Of
travel.
ResoIrsd, That we don't want to go now.
Resolved. That If anybody else wants us
to 90 they must COMPEL us.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26
IIII- FOLLOW ING ENDORSEMFNTS OF,
CEpnALIC PILLS,
~ LII CoNN INCE ALL WHO SUFFER FEO
Il ED A CHI E

THAT
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE Is WITHIN
THEIR REACH.
as these Testimonials were unsolicited by Mr..
eP"lding, they afford unquestionab!e proof Of
the efficacy of this scientific discovery.
Nashville, CoSs, Feb 5, 1861
SFALDING
SIR:
l have tried your Cepbalic Pills. and like
t mem so well that want you to send mo two
dollars worth more. ' WV
| art OF these are for the neighbors. to whom
gave Few out ofthe first box got from Won.
1our ob't Servant
JAMES KENNEDY.
HAvEHroRD, Pa, Feb, 1861.
Mr.. Spalding,
Sir:
:. l Wish You to send me one more box IF vow.
'Eeph.'lc Pills, l have received a great deaI of
benefit from them. 80"' ue'i Oh
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MARY ANN STOIKHOT-SE
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26

0J-Less than wear ago, there was
scarcely a black republican paper in the
land, that did lot denoupce every Demo-
cratic paper as "disunionists ~ Now. we
don't see a bllck republican paper that even
rreteudS TO be for the Union. They talk
htv grandiv OF the National Flag float
: %; in glorious triumph, > tsc.. but stop right
. mere, without adding, 'over restored Un-
ION. The effort 10 make even the preteuce
would freeze their blood.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26

EMilwaukie, Wis, is the greatest ex-
porting place for whca, in The world. For
son.e time past 100000 bushels la~o been
.biIp-.i every day.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26

a Dispatch from Memphis, dated June
18th, says: An expedition, composed of
Gupboa.s and accompanied by transports
Carrying the forty-third and forty sixth
Indiana regiments, under Col. Fitch, were
sent from here some davs since 10 remove
the distinctions from White river On the
18th, the expedition reached st. Charles
where the rebels had erected battery. and
an engagement eDsued, lasting an hour and
a half. While the gunboats engaged the
battery, the troops, under Col. Fitch, landed
a short distance below and proceeded to
storm the place. During the cornonadino
ball passed through the steam drum of the
Mound City, filling tn Q vessel with escaping
vapor, scading nearly every one on board.
Twenty three officers and crew, out of I75.
escaped unhuri; many of the crew were
frantic from injuries, and-jumped overheard
Apprsed OF the position Of affairs at the river.
Col. Fitch pushed forward and carried the
Tort by storm, at the point of the bayouet.-
About 700 rebels escaped land over $50 are
reported killed and wounded. Thirty pri- I
soners among them Col. Fry, who was
we're brought up on the Cones toga.7
The Arabia. from Liverpool, arr we'd at
tLaiiiax. on Tuesday morning, 9th Instant.
Questions had baen put in both houses of !
tari!ament, relative 10 the ramors Of media
ION IN American affairs; ana also in regard
o Gen. Buffers procla ANIMATION relating to
he ladies' Of New Orlenns. Earl Russell Il
nd Lord Paimerston said the mediation
umors were unf2uHded. No propositions
n the subject had been made aud there
-eTe 10 present intentions Of such a step 4
zen. Bctler's proclamation was denounced i
nj the hope expressed that the United 1
tatos Governm ent would disavow il.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26

Richmond papers of Saturday, contain a
brief account from Charleston of bloody
battle fought Monday, Of last week, between
five National regiments and battery of
Parrot Guns and parts of four Rebel regi-
ments, and battery. The battle lasted all
day, with heavy loss on both sides. The
Charleston Mercury feared the battle would
be renewed the next day, and expressed APP
prehensions for the safety of the city in con :
sequence of the great exhaustion of the
Southern troops and the loss Of many officers
Gen. Evans and Penlberton had compli-
mented the Rebel troops for their bravery in
standing up under the heavy fire of shells
and shot from our gunboats and batteries =
i he fight took place four miles from Char
lesion, and from the tone of an editorial in
the NJ ercury, | should think the Rebels
have been cut off from retreat from James
Island by our gunboats. If this slonld be
SO, Charleston must soon fall.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26
CAUTION.

inc as s. certain 6 al 1nrrnepaed persons are attempt
taiions of my PREPAKED t4LTE pm nnii mn
s,'H al persons to examine before purcIIasno
- SPALDING'S PREPARED CITE,
wrapper: all others are swind
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26

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attacks Of Nervous or sick Headache may be
prevented: and if taken at the commencement of
m attact Immediate relief from pain and sick
ness viii be obtained.
IheJ seldom fail in rcmoTing The Nauscau and
ltea"achcS to which females so subject.
They act &C.. Y mon the bowels removing
CoStivtaes>.
For Literary Wen Students, Delicate Females.
and all per ons of sedcntary habits, they are val
nable a Il I-lXative, imProv wing the appetite. Civ
ing tone AMI vigor to the digestive organs
s;orirg the natural elasticity and strength of tie
Whole system
The CEPIIA Lie PILLS are the result of lorg
Investigation and carefully conducted expert
me! Is, h4v'rs heen in use many years. during
WIN lime they have prevented and relieved IL
vas alno1lt of pain and suffering from Head
ach wi cher originating in the nervous yste,n
orr ON deranged state of the stomach.
hey are entirely vegetable IN their compost
uO' and nay be taken at all times with perfect
sat T. without making any change of diet, and
the absence of any disagrceable taste renders it
easy to administer them to chi ldern
BcW RE OF COU NTERFEITS,
The genuine have five signatures Of Henry G.
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sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in
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\ Box will be sent by mail prepaid on rooo,,.
of the PRICE % CENTS i' va ''e''P'
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IS Cedar Street. New York
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\ New Orleans letter of the 9th, saws:
A few DAYS ago, Gen. Williams, stationed
at Baton Rough, sent Col. Mem Hen, Of the
DIST Indiana, with a guard, to seize some
properly As they were on the road they
were fred upon by two guerrillas, and Col.
McMillen was slightly wounded with buck
shot The guard fred upon the rascals, aud
killed enc and captured the other
Gen Williams wrote to Gen. Butler for
instructions as to the course to be pursued
toward gucrrillas. The General answered
as follows: you ask me what shall be
done with guerril.as. They should he cap.
tpred. tried al The Drnm Head nv a Mi!isa,-
Commission and every man shot; their houses
burnt, their property destroyed and every
means taken to show them that they are
enemies of tho human race, not soldiers, but
murderers and land pirates. There is only
one way in which you can err toward them
and that is by want of prompt severity.
Maj Gen. Butler"
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26

The majority in IS counties against the
new Constitution, for Illinois, is 81 ,OO0-
The IL counties to hear from gave a demo
cratic majority, in 1860 of about 9, $50. The
three negro propositions are adopted. The
bank clause is yet in doubt.
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NEWS OF TIE WEEK.

The Richmon Dispatch says that it an
be no longer denied that Gen. Jackson has
been heavily reinforced lately, and that the
Federal columns must either combine or
fall back across the Potomac.