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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-18
Proclamation by the President.


WHEREAS, The armed insurrectionary
combinations now existing in several of tn 9
States are threatening to make inIoads into
the States of NJ aryland, Western Virginia.
Pennsy vania and Ohio. requiring imm edi-
ately an additional military force for the
service of the United States, now, therefore,
/, Abraham Lincoln, President of the U nited
States and Command erin chief of the Ar
my and Navy thereof. and of the Militia of
the several States when called into actual
service, 60 hereby call into the service of
the United States 100000 militia from the
States following, namely: From the State
of Mary land. 10000; from the State of Pean-
sylvauis, $4,000; from the State of Ohio.
10000; from the State of Western Virginia,
10000; to be mustered into the service of
the United States forthwith, and to serve
for the period Of six months from the date
of such muster into said service, unless
sooner jisch arged; to be mustered in as in
fautry, artillery aud cavalry, in the proper
ton which will be made known through the
War Department, which Department will
also designate the several places Of rendez-
vous. These militia are to be organized &C
cordiug to the rules aud regulations of the
Volunteer service, and such orders as may
hereafter be issued. The States aforesaid
will be respectively credited under the En-
rollment Act for the militia service rendeted
under this PROCLAIM alton.
In testim ony whereof, I have hereuuto
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States to be alike
Done at the city Of Wash ington this 18th
day of June, 1868, and of the independence
OF the United States the eighty
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President.
WIN. Il. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-18

HRS TO LADIES JUST 'MARRIED.-As
soon atbe rites are consum mated. shake off
the Vii of deceit which has so1isguised you
from our lover. and show yoa husband all
your iental deformity. Havitg shown him
the bRht side of your characte while you
were bsnaring him, show what a fool he
was, Il giving specimen of yoF darkest
traits ] a batch. He will be certin to feel
Lord hcon's seven additional yeas as soon
as protested Believe that now fife has
no cark. With your maidenhod you
shook 4 m off, and took up iudolenN pleas
ures ami wretched selfishness. You hus-
band is be scape-goat of all your sit and
peccadiIe hes, and is slightly responsibl for
Them. DO not neglect these priviess.-
Your prpcipal business now is to aorn
yourselfl If you are handsome, SO uch
| the bette will the richest clothes becon Q
YOU; or iiplain, so much the moro needof
helps to esuty. Never hesitate about o.
tanning az article on account OF the eA
nense-tkt is but q small sffair-get whal
ever becoies. aud as often as the fashion
change, ebecially If your husbatd has q
account atthe store. The size OF his in
come is oRhe least possible interest to yo'
although may result IN dspriHiDg yon
| your spooS,
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-18
Inhn Rroneh,s Sneech.

We take the following extract from John
Brough's speech, at Marietta, on the 10th
inst. He said:
mo party ever made opposition to war
that was not rent instwain and torn to pieces
thereby, and you can not blot the record
out; you may try it, but itwillstick to you,
and am not going along with you in your
opposition now.' -. EC =
This is untrue. The party who opposed
the last. or Mexican War, is in power to-
day, and Brough is acting with them
Lincoln himself voted against the approrri
atoms to carry on the Mexican War
Nearly all his present supporters were
against that war. Look at Corwin, Gid
diDgs, Chase, Seward and nearly all the
high magnates Of the Governments. They
were against 'he last war, and their record
has never hurt them in the least. That
was foreign war too, and not a civil one!
i'.4s l.-''.. Gin. Eng.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-18
Come down in the center,
That's what it means
n. C.
@ s AID DL E RY.

HHE UNDERSIGNED is NOW SITUATED
i so as to give his undivided attention to the
Mandatory Of every article connected with the
SADDLE AND HARNESS TRADE!
He has now on hand and IN process of making, q
splendid ASSORTMENT ofGentlemen and Ladies'
Saddles; Saddle Bags; Buggy, Carriage, Brake
Riding Brides, with Hacking, Port and Snafne
Bits; Wagon, Buggy, Coaeh; Sulkey and Rid
ing Whips; Hog and Kipskin Collars; Horse
Covers, suitable for AL seasons; Leather: Web
and Rope Halters; Worsted, Cotton and Hemp
Girths; Red top and Iron strapt Hames; Dray
and Cart Harness; in short every thing usually
kept in Saddiery Establishment, which will be
sold at Wholesale and Retail. at low prices, to
punctual dealers; 5 per cent off for CASH. Or =
Ey-AIl Repairing attended to at once, at my
Old Stand, on End street, to find which. "Come
down in the Center" between Market d Sutton.
r. z. RICKETTS,.
Maysville, March 26rh, 1868.
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From the Washington Correspondent of the
| Cincinnati Gazette.
Grant Loses tho Golden Moment for
Taking Vicksburg.
A letter from Jackson. OF May 81, says
the golden mome nt for Yankee occupation
of Vicksburg' has passed. IF Grant, after
the fight at Bakers Creek, had followed up
bis advantage by pushing forward fresh
troops, he might have entered Vicksburg
pelnell with Penn berton's discom flied SOL
diers. If he had attacked on Sunday night,
be might have carried the place; but he
dallied until Tuesday, and was repulsed.-
If, on being so murGerously repulsed by
Pemberton before the town, he had wheeled
round and marched against Johnston, he
could have done US an immense deal of mis-
chief, and dealt US heavy blow. By so
doing. he would have forced Johnston back
on the east bank Of Pearl River. and would
army in a stragetical position, while he
would have had control Of, or rendered
useless, the New Orleans, j ackson and Great
Northern, Mississippi and Tenn essee Rail-
roads. As it is. j oh nston has these roads,
with but slightly inconvenient breaks in
them, and thus holds and commands this
part of the State and in few days, in all
probability, the rear of Grant will be at his
disposal. Grant has shown himself to be a
sleepy BOBBY, and we may thank our stars
that more en- :erprising General was not
at the head of the Federal army
Pray heaven that this rebel criticism may
not turn out to be correct, and that we have
not, indeed, let slip the golden moment in
the vicinity of Vicksburg.
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A JUDICIAL INTERPRETATION OF PUBLIC
RIeHTs.-Judge Miller, of the United States
Supreme Court. in the district of Iowa, an
appointee of Presid ont Lincoln-a Repub-
lican, Of course thus lays down the law in
a late charge to the Grand Jury at Burling-
ton. Iowa. He says: .,--....-
"The right of the citizen to discuss and
by pesceable means to endeavor to procure
the repeal or modification of an obnoxious
law, or the change by legal means of an
officer Of the Government for one more
satisfactory, is unquestionable."
That is the correct doctrine, ard if it is
not maintained, we shall have a despotism
in place of republic.
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TPainful rumors of defalcation on
thepart of an Ex- State officer at Frankfort
are'current. The extent Of the robbery of
the State is not yet asceriained. but it is re-
ported to be large. The accused has been
rsckoned one of the best officers and most
upright of men, We shall not state the de-
tails as they are reported. Perhaps some
thing may turn up to put different lace on
the m after, although it does not look prob
able.
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OrAbout hundred of the goth N. Y
two years. regiment, who refused to cross
the Rappahannock to the late attack on
fredericksburg, on the plea that their term
of enlistment had expired. were court-m mar
tailed, and sentenced by their division COM
mapdsr. Gen. How, to hard labor during the
war. with forfeiture OF all money due them
by the Government.
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0TThe New Bedfo insurauc CO compa-
MES suffer heavily by the last reported dep
relations of the Alabama and Florida. On
the ship Oneida, which belonged there.
they had $25 oCo on the ship and $4,000
on the cargo. and on the three whales des-
troyed something over $50 900.
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REBEL GESERALs Ben. McCulioch' +
K. ZolIicoffer, Albert Sydney Johnson
Maxcy Gregg. Earl Van Dcrn and otone,
vail Jackson, some of the master spirits oil
the rebellion have passed away. Cobb,
Tombs. Wise, Humphrey Marshall. Wise,
and other Generals of the first batch, have
resigned or been quietly shelved-even Jos.
e. johnson, who was long commander.ln-
chief, has rendered not active service since
be fell from bis horse. shot thro' the BODY 81
Fair Oaks, and is probably an Invalid iOi
life. p SA-.--J e'--.,- --,
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This farm is in Mason county, on the Maysvile,
Flerningsburg and Mount Sterling Turnpike
Road, within 6 miles of Maysviiie, mies OF
Washington and miles of Mayslick. So.
Tits in a high state Of cultivation and hand
someIv improved, having large Brick Dwelling
containin9 ght rooms; Brick Kitchen with one
of Young q Killers improved 'pateut ranges;s q
large New Barn-as good as any in the county
-capab e of stabling 80 head OF Horses; nne
Corn Cribs and Wagon Sheds; three frame
double storied and porched Negro Houses; Carri-
age and Ice Houses and other o1t-1uilaings, All
new and we'll built; Young Orchard OF over
400 Apple aud Peach Trees-s6e latter Juss com |;
mencinp to bear--all carefully seiecte9 anp
growing fnely;a fine Garden OF draPes' osiriee
and the smaller Fruits.
The entir farm is under good fencinR-having
near ], 900 panncls of new plank fence, anc sup
pose there is not better watered farm IN tns
comfy. having never failing sPllngs' 2ooo
cis;erDs, pond and pool ,-eI.
Taking into consideration the quality OF tne
soil. its location, state of cultivation and I'M
rrovements feel justified in saying, it is the
most desirable farm III Mason county. The lano
is capable of favorable division into Two gooo
farms, and will be Sold PositiCety s0.tOt Tess'0e,
as have determined TO change my 1ocatfoo;
Possession will be given on the lst day OF NO
vember next, and for any portion desired 70 pc
put in small grain, in,Septelnber-or reason
able arrangement can he made 1or an GARNER os-
livery of the whole premises if desired.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash; or two-thlros
may be in payments running through two years
bearing Fix per cent. per annum. SAFE 10 tak Ae
place at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Persons wishing 70
purchase are in yited to call and exam1-e the
premises or address me at Maysvile,
June II, 1S68-2w T. A. MATTHEWS.
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rThe Empress EugeOie's toilet at the
races near Paris is described as violet
dress, trimmed with ruches of the same
and biae bands of black velvet edged with
white at the bottom of the skirt. SIZE
wore a white bennett covered with Violes,
and round her shoulders a magnifcet
black lace shawl.
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