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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-29
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There is something in this simple ex-
pressiog-simple yet grapd-because 1t
carries Mithiit.a lofty strain of poetic fervor,
with'it long train oflimperishable memories,
however joyous or sorrowful the eveutsthat
e interpretive glance maysreea,l from the
tomb of buried years! .srl 81 = G. sos 81 i
+. There il an. eloquencs In this brief com
pas. of words which appeals to our fidelity
as We wander through the oft times dimiy
lighted windiDgs ofby-gone hours, or fain
would seek to live DER again the sunny mo-
meuts of our better days. The light which
once beamed SO brightly, may have ceased
in after years to shine upon the brow all
furrowed with cares; its beauty may have
departed, and its voice be only heard in re-
proa hful accents over broken promises or
tdishonorsd resolves; but as a lone star when
all others have grown dim that serves as a
beacon light to the mariner whensfar at sea
$50 doesthere remain with some portion OF
each human history, an ever green grotto that
no wintry storm can blight: some pleasing
trecolleciiont that is beautifully blendediwilh
lu0 VI OLuoI
You reader, have experienced those
musings which steal upon,sthe soul In the
dim twilight OF an autumnal eve-niusings
that at one time were suggestive. of wither-
ed leaf that had scattered its "sweetne ss
upon the desert air., anon that caused your
heart to throb with unspeakable delight
M any years have fed since you were a child;
but the song you loved to sing is cherished
as fond!y now as then. as though it were
only yesterday that you first learned to
fathom the purity of a mothers love-the
melting tenderness of "sister dearP Have
any dark threads been woven in your web
OF fate? Have any hopes so carefully nursed
been hurled from their proud summit and
crumbled at your feet? Have you while
watching the setting sun as it impaired
golden tinge to each passing cloud, causing
you to exclaim: "how beautiful! how grand"
ever drawn a comparison to its parting
rays? Your response needs no strong effort
of the mind to tell IN truth what femotious
were aroused: it requires no vivid imagery
10 clcthe in faithful hues an every day &C.
currence-an every day scene.
"The Light of'0ther Days"!-truly how
significant the moral that our experience
assures us is intimately associated with those
FIVE little words! What dreams of happi-
cess lie sIumbering there; how beautiful the
visions that sometim es return to US upon
tireless wigs; and though we may discover
amid that rose-crowned wreath thorn that
is never a welcome guest, asking ourselves
the question: Why hast thou intruded
here? Yet tits sweet sin the Silly night
when slumber's chains have bound us" to
linger upon the sho ores of.those early years.
We know the Sun as yesterday will set
to-day; but we feel that on the morrow, his
beams will arise again. Welfare hoping Oh },
hoping ever" for existence would be blank
without its influence; tits the guardian spirit
of the darkest night, ---y- r. 4, l..
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-29

THE CHOLERA IN CHINA.-We have dis
tressiDg news from Shanghae by the John
Jay OF the raging Of the cholera to fear
full extent. All the Americans who could
get away were leaving. Business was
paralyzea. One account states that thirteen
hundred foreigners had died, and that the
Bay was full Of native dead bodies. During
the som mer the "registered" number Of
deaths OF Europeans and Americans amount
ed to one thousand four hundred and
twenty-seven, over one-third the white
resident Inhabitants. Among the Chinese
the mortality is frightfulr-San Francisco
Journal -,-s.
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GTTbe New Workers think that their
Russian visitors are the jolliest fellows in
the world. and the apple women there con-
cluded that they Dever saw any real GENTLE
men before. The sailors have their pockets
full of silver coins of unknown values, and
they disburse them with perfect freedom
They look little blank when postage cur
rency is offered them for change, but al
ways take it, out OF regard to the country
they are visiting, we suppose.
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LEGITIMATE FRUIT.-We are told of q
bit of practical amalgam alton which il credi-
BILE. 1t is to the effect that the wife of an
officer of Wisconsin regiment has. since
the death of her husband, which occurred
about year ago, become the mother of an
interesting juvenile citizen of "African de-
scent, (which is said to look, for all the
world, like the greasy contraband which the
officer brought from-the South and intro
duced into his family. 1t is sad case, if
true Oshkosh (IVIs.1 Revie,O.
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A Democratic friend propounds the fol-
lowing: How much have the plaHks of the
Chicago platform cost per foot? That is a
question which interests thirty millions of
Americans, but it will never De completed -
scarcely the whole debt, to say nothing of
the blood, the tears and lamentations of the
widows and orphans.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-29

A MODEL POSTMASTER The Evansville
Journalsays that Mr.. John Ing'e, ST.. POST
master at Saunderville. Ind, for the last
forty years, wrote to the Third Assistant a
few days ago. asking a settlement Of his &C
count for the last twenty years. He received
his account few days ago, which showed a
and upward.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-29

The Bank of England does not retaiu all
its specie at its own pleasure. On the 9th
of Sc ptem Der last it received f38 600 on de-
post, and the same day lost las, $50 sover-
eigbs, which were shipped to Brazil to pay
balances and to buy coffee.
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.~The Louisville Democrat

@The Louisville Democrat is respon-
sible for the following:
"Hydraulic presses are used to print the
National currency. An appropriate way Of
creating floating debt"
Estates Rights now have become States
Rites. and the Federal Government invites
Us to the funeraln
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GA New England Tract Society, is
now publishing Playing Cards with hymn
printed on the back Of each card, to supply
suttleIs in the Army, thus blending morality
with amusement.
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"a How THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS SAVING THE
CoUNTRY.-The Providence Post says:
One day last week teamster in Albany
backed his horse into the river. and, tying a
rope around his neck, succeeded in saving
him from. drowning but choled him TO
death. The fellow, a contemporary thinks,
was only illustrating how the administration
is saving the country.
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or Fhe Louisville Democrat is RESPONSE
BILE for the following:
"The contractors time of carrying on the
war is buy and buy.''
Those among them who have been Dem
ocrats are also in favor OF selling out to the
Administration EnQ.
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"Hsudcuffs for Freemeu"-ChaingaDgs of
White Men"-these aressome OF the feeble
terms that family shadow forth the mex
pressibls degradation ard slavery to which
The American people have fallen in the
third year of the war for the Niger.
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The tbeologjans may be corrected In say
ing that we are not saved by good works,
but undoubtedly we are damned for the
want OF them
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-29

WILD GEEsE.-Ths first flock of wild
geese seen this season few soulhward over
Conn, on Sunday. This indica-
ton of approaching colder weather comes
earlier than usual this year.
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A Republican speaker appiauds the green
backs as the best currency we ever had
They certainly are the chssp est.-eL0uisOilLe
! fRlocrnE. - -. -.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-29

A woman CT the right kind. reading after
man, follows him. as Rnth followed the
reapers Of Boaz, and her gleanings are often
the finest of The wheat. IL ----i Z
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-29

Lady-Do you like Goldfish balls, Mr.. II.
Mr.. II. hesitating-I.. really don't know,
madam, never recoilect attending any.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-29

Fortresses and buIwarks- are not half so
secure as kind, cheerful womap's little
mental-domain,-with no other protection
than its Iing-fsncs of ,aYergreens. q 3.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-29

The efforts of the administration to the
smancipated slaves in the South, has cost US
$50 600 lives. and 3O5O.O00,ooo, of money.
How do YOU like it?
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-29

Our currency has gone down again. If
Mr.. Chase don't take care he will get it to
par-bushel of potatoes for a bushel Of
green -backs.-[ Louisville Democrat.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-29

Greek FIRE is a composition of asphalt.
nitro and sulphur. 1t can't be exlinguished
by water. -s-J
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-29

Lake Superios mines have furnished 156 :.
600 tuns of copper ore this year, and have
plenty more on hand. .fE[kt
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-29

The shoddy contractors are now discussing
the questions; whether it is cheaper for them
to use greenbacks or stone coal for fuel this
winter,
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"Figgers wont lie, will they?" said peedy
genius, holding on to lamp post well
perhaps they won't; but see 6gger asvont-
stand anyhow" .- ID
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The true man walks calmly amid the
wickedIess and cruelties of the world like
Daniel among lions.
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Pnrra 20 snrl.rErncrrff,rc GouHTERFEITs.-

RULES FOR DETEoTiEe CoUETEsF
Example che vignette or picture n the mia
die Of ths top; see ifthe sky or back ground
looks clear aud transparent, OF soft apd eVen'
and not scrateby.
sExamine we'll the faces; see If lhe ex,
pressi6n Ii distinct and easy, material ana
life ike particularly the eyes.
Sec II the .drapery dress fits wen-looks
natufaf and easy. and showsths iolas ois=
.tinctlys .
Examine the medallion ling, IN heads
and circular ornsments around tue ngures'
&c. :see fthey are regular, smooth and uni
fofmAnot scratchy, this work, IN the gem
uip.. looks. as lift had beeu raised on the
paper, and is very seldom successfully imi-
Examine the principal line Of letters or
name of the bank to see they are all up
right, perfectly true and even; or, if sloping,
of snliform, slope. Carefully examine the
shading or parallel ruling on the face or out
side Of the letters, ect; see if it is clesr, or
looks as If it were colored with brush
The fine and .parsllelslipes in the genuine
are Of equal size, smooth and even. 8
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-29

BOD .5-f....t.t ...S4sS.y .
"But the Union can not be preserved aud
the Constitution maintained, by the mere
coercive power con6ded 10 the General
Government. It's foundations m ust be LAID
in the affections of the people, and in the
protection it gives to life, liberty, property
and character IF such astrugsle is ever be-
-gun, and the citizens Of one section OF the
country are arrayed in arms against those
of aaotber let the battle result as it may,
there viii be an end of the Union, aud with
1t an end to the hopes of frsemen. The
victory Of the victors would not secure TO
them the blessings Of liberty.
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NEW GOOD s.!

THE IF UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE-
spectfully inform the Public that they icy
TT Il RcSsPED Shock OF DRY. GOODS, which has
been purchased. since the recent DECLINE. com pm
posed Of every thing kept in the Dry Go9ds Line;
ne Stock of DRESS GOODS consisting
II mart of the LATEST STYLES, to-wit; Il
:, P,nin Black SILKS, all prices; Fancy Summer
SIIKs: MozAmB1auEs;P oPLINs; CHALLIEs;V ALIEN
T1xs: plain q Fancy BEReEs; SILK GRENADINEs'
ORGLNDIEs; SWISS LAWNS; JAooNETT AA"Ns'
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% 8 The following is an extract from the
Farewell Address of General Andrew Jack
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-29
COMBINATION MILL

OIDER 6E GRAPE MILL, CORN, SHELTER
I and SHUCKER. all combined in one Mill,
a new and complete Machine, Just received and
for sale by JNO. III -RlCHESON.
July %, 1888.
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sLinen Cambria Dress Goods;

Percals and Chintz Muslins. A large lot OF the
best Prints; Irish Linens; Linen Diapers ana
6U;its. Plain and plaid Jaconetts; Nainsooks;
GaiIs; Striped, Plaid and Plain swisses: Fans of
all kinds Jaconett q Swiss FlounGings, Edglngs
and Irsertings; Valencenes and Thread hace e
Swiss CoIIars; Mourning Collars; Black Lace
and Grenadinc Wells; Fancy Wells; Mourning in E
Wells: Linen and Cambnc HandkercmeLS, hld
Gloves; Picknett and Silk Gloves; Kid q Beaver
Gauntletts; Hosiery ofall deserPilohsiri en'N
Corsetts; new style Hoop Skirts.
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Combs & Brushes.

A LARE Stock and Of great variety on
N hand and for sale at our Dru6 Store, cor
ner Second and Court streets, Maysville, Ky.
Sep. II SEATON 6 BRODkICK.
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CARPETS g. MATTINGs,

A desirable Stock 0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-06
THE FRENCH MEDIATION POLICY.
THE EMPEROR PERSISTS IN HIS f,au)EcT,
1t has been Submitted to Russia and
England Again.
u will be Sent to Us whether They
Agree to it or not.
From, An OCCASIONAL Correspondent.

From An OCCASIONAL Correspondent
WARRINGTON. Saturday, Jan. ,, 1861
The news received by tie last European nal'
fully corroborates the statements made IN my las'
letter concerning the disposition OF the fTeich En-
peror 20 follow up his design of mediation, and to
offer his services to Government for the settle
nept Of our difficulties All The dispatches received
ly the foreign Ministers at Washington indicate
snch design, and if | ain not mistaken, mr Sew
ard must. by this time, be rs well posted on tha'
pon, ~ anv one Of these gentlemen. BIZ; 10 nave
already told you the proposition will be maze IN TIC
most friendly spirit, and will carefully AVOID any
exnre,sion OF continent Which might arouse the sns-
picon or offend the susceptibilites OF ire American
people.
According to the information have received from
Trustworthy sources all proceedings referring 10 me-
diation were suspended, after-'he answer OF Ep'
GLAND snd Russia, Ill the opinions of The American
people on that subject had reached the French Gov
ernment Immediately after, However, Cabinet
council WIS convened in which ii was decided that
the ject Of mediation shoald be forwarded 70 W.
MERCER to be presented to Mr.. Seward.
But in order 10 make this meas ure coincide wifi
the high records which France PROCESSES toward
other Governments, it was resolved that the project
once rejected by Engls aud Russa should be sub
mtted agsi TO those two powers for reconsideration,
before for~ ardng 1t to America.
To that effect. the Emhassajors Of France TO Lou
don aud St. Petersburg were instructed to request
Lord Russell and Prince Gorchakoh, since tie
time for mediation in American affairs had not, as
vet in their estimation, arrived TO have the kindness
10 state what would constitee, in their eyes, the
condition Of Affairs in which they would deem them
selves authorized 10 offer their mediation, aud the
time at WHEN this condition would be likely TO pre-
sent itself.
At the same time they were advised to make there
two powers understand that the French Government
was uly persuaded that the time for mediation
was now most opportune and that it was its 'nten-
on should they refuse to reconsider their first de-
cision, to act alone in the matter.
The las: news received from Europe states that
the English and Russian Governments, sensible OF
the kind regards of the French Cabinet, have taken
this second offer into consideration, and now dis
cusfing he rropriety Of acting conformity with it in
tie matter.
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NEww,Rk DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. JANUARY 6, 1868

DO <frnq the cor ,dea'ion Of Congress on Vat part
nj the Ieport Of the Secretary o! state "bca refers
10 the subject OF consular puI liz.
Both messages were ordered TO be printed ahd
referred.
DEFENSE OF kEEIUCkf.
On motion of Mr.. DAVIS pro siav., ky.l, inc
hill from the House to rise volunteers for tie de-
tense Of lie State Of Kentucky vas taken up M
Davis at some length rrged tho passage oil me uili'
MIR. TRUMBULL rep, lil.) WAS Opposed 70 ,pe
policy OF establishing special force Tor tue deiehse
of special lccllines.
MIR WILSON (Mass.) was wiling 70 vote ioi
the bill If amended 10 reduce The nuhDer ifoni
% 600 to IL Geo and to exclude Lien from ths
honuty 10 soldiers enlisted for tia war. lie wond
lave but a small portion OF them mourted troops
a the raifiug OF mounted troops had teen attended
with great e<veule ard many alufcs. We rad
raised 10 this war 5000 cavaly, fnd they had beeu
OF very little service comparatively.
After further discus sion, motion OF Mr. CLAltt<
Rep.. n. H. the bill Was recommi'ted % the Com
ri,tee OF Military Affairs.
THE BANKRUPT ELL.
The BANKRUPT BIZ! was then taken np the que''
lion pending on the amendment of Mr.. Doolittle to
exe,npt homesteads from execution, IN AccOrdance
with tho laws of tie different Slates.
Mr. McDOUGALL adj ressad the Senate In favor
Of the passage If III form bankrupt net, referring
to the necessity and good policy OF sound bankrupt
BILL aud he also spoke IN favor Of the pehdipS
amendment.
The Senate went into executive session, al the
conclusion OF which it adjourned
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AmUsEMENTs.
lourned.

THxArrns ,rc.-At WaIIacks. las, evening, the
ROM n,.c drama Of Pauline was revived with an
effect that showed how firmly the recollection Of is
earlier successes bss remained In the public mind.
The audience WAS sufficiently large 10 provoke the
exhibition Of that pl.card with the strange device
" Only Standing Room" which, VIC are bound TO
say was hung forth Ut the box-oice with inter and
utfceng Indifference TO the desolsion OF the disap.
pointed hundreds whose evenings hopes were with
cred a, the sight. II any Tson doubts that Roche
foucauld WAS wise AZ well as witty. let him ask Mr..
Treasurer Moss. There 10 Q satisfaction in behold
ing tho suferings Of our friends, especially when
YOU put the case as that Of manager vino revels in
that rarest luxury Of turning social surplus from
bis doors. OF the play. We may briefly say thht IL
was represented with tho same careful view to
powerful dramatic effects, aud with equal esrnest-
ness and intensity as upon ito original production.
The most important characters were personsted
with admirable effect by Mrs. I'oey, Mics Hen.
riques Mr. Lester walIack. Mr.. Reynolds, and othes.
" Pauline" will DO repeated ON Wedne sdsy and Sat
rrday evenings Of this week. This evening, Bonci-
can,s comedy, 1.-The Irsh Heres.," will DO per.
formed for the drut time this season.
At the Winter Garden, the appearance OF Mr..
Barney Williams in the famous part OF Sir Patrick
O'Plenipo, in "The Irish Enbassador," attracted
the host VI spectators that bad reasonably been All.
tcipated. When we shy that Mr.. Williams thor.
oughy fulfilled the expectations wi ich every
where entertained regarding bis realization Of =
character 70 different from that TO which he hss
usually addicted himself We sufficiently Indicate the
nature of his succcss TIE applause was frequent
aud abundant. "Ths Ifi-h Embassador," with other
entertainments. viii lie repeated this eysning.
Mr.. Barnum is to the small people " this con.
tnent al Mr. Crockett was to the 'c0ous. Whenever
be succecls 10 "treeny,' orc the Immediate cry lei:
" DO nj fire, Barnum; If it's you, we'll come
down. SO it was with Commodore Mutt; and o.,
more recently, with Miss Lsvma Warren. Tho de-
tails Of her capture familiar to the public; and
in these times Vt holiday literature, have proved an
fascinating as any fary-tae. Bat these ae now for
gortcp in view Of the important fact that Miss
Warren il there. There, at the Museum, each day
and evening, she receives the multiplied homage of q
score Of audiences an honr. Her first appearance
Yesterday lured both beauty and booty to Mr.. Bar.
NUNS stronghold. She 10 now announced for repeti.
ton ranS Jesse.
capital entertainment 10 advertised vt the French
Theater, Niblo's Saloon, for this evening. Three
pieces will be represented, introducing the entire
strength Of the company.
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Latest- Wa QueeRstopn.

LIVERPOOL, ash.
Steamship City Of Manchester from New-York,
has arrived.
steamship Saxcnia, from New-York arrived at
6outbaWptVn to-day.
To-day beng Christmas, no market report is re-
scivtd.
Tie POLITICAL news lie unimportant.
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The OPERA.-There was q fine attendance last
night. Miss Kellogg sustained herself as favorably
as usual in her original character in The Martyrs
Signor Briguoli did not appesr-owing 10 indspos-
ton. Signor Mscaferi took bis place, and, less Q
tendency to err on the right side-of energy-did
W.l.-TAsss VIII 10 , performance On "Wednesday.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Signors Lorini, Sgs. Brig.
so AmodO, susin aid Bari appear tomorrow evening
Ses -Ps opera Of ~ Vespri Sicilian"
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Acknowledgement

NINE. DEMOREsT's beautiful frstpremium s.
lunDps Stitch SEwIse MACHINE 10 WsrveioHsly simple
an ieai and beautiful Holiday Present. scnt fee Of
61W0 sAHoss - yseeAotH ~ o4A pAheS4szs sHS'UX.