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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-23
We clip the following from the Mays
vile Eagle Of Tuesday:

We clip the following from the Mays
vile Eagle of Tuesday:
SHooTIEG.-An unfortunate affair occur
red in this city on Saturday, resulting in
the death Of an Irishman named Murphy,
who was formerly citizen of MaysVille,
but recently resided in Cincinnati. Murphy
had been drinking freely, and publicly
boosted that he had been riding with John
Morgan for three days. A member of Cap,
tain Borrowers company heard him and
informed his Captain. When questioned
concerning what he had said, Murphy de-
MED having made such boasts, but when
confronted with the proof he partially ad-
mtted that he had used such language
Bierbower then ordered his arrest, when
Murphey drew a revolver and attempted to
shoot one of toe soldiers, the bail Fortunate
" going into the air. He then lowered the
pistol and was in the act of shooting Cap
tain Bierbower. when the latter shot him
through the breast Murphey then staggered
and wheeled, when squad of soldiers fred
at him, killing him instantly. The first
shot would have been fatal. The deceased
was at one time an ardent Union m an, and
it is probable that his boasts of having been
with Morgan were merely the effects of
drink. His friends say that his visit to
was for the purpose of buying
cattle. He leaves family aud his death
will be incurred by many personal friends.
His funeral on yesterday was attended by
an immense concourse of his countrymen.
The following is the result of the Coro-
ner's Inquest:
NASHVILLE. KY. July IL, 1868.
At an inquest held on the body of Mach
ell Murphy, decd. the jury do find the fol-
lowing verdict-that the said Machel Muir
ply came to his death by pistol shot, from
the hands Of Captain F. H. Bierbower, in
the discharge ofhi duty and in self defence.
R G. JANUARY, Foreman.
HUGH GILMORE,
R. ALBERT.
w S.BRIDGES,
GEORGE WORMALD,
GEO w. LLOYD.
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WHAT GENERAL MIFFLIN SAID.-W men
Gsneral Washington delivered up his COM
mission. to Congress. then sitting at Anna
polls, General Mifdn. the President, 10 the
conrse of the eloquent remarks be address
ed to the returning hero, said: "You have
conducted the great military contest with
wisdom and fortitude, invariably regarding
The rights of tie eiVil pOlser. through all DIS
asters and changes"
: or how msny of our present military lead :
.rs. who refuse to obey the civil laws, can
This be said? How few have taken General
WSShipgton as pattern.
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Valuable and Desirable Property
FOR SALE!
I OFFER FOR SAFE MY RESlDENCE

T OFFER FOR SALE MY RESlD ENCE
i situated in the West end (new additionl of
the City of Maysvile. The Lot fronts s feet
on the Germantown Turnpike aud extends back
same width, to Third street. The Grounds are
handsomely laid off and planted with Ever
greens, choice ShrubberY and Flowers besides
which there a quanty of Fruit Trees of every
description, suitable to this climate-in full bear
ing. There is a large aud productive Garde n
attached. The House is one of the best and
most subs tantially built in this county, it con-
tain eleven Rooms, besides Kitchen, Servants
Rooms, Bath Room, Store Room, &C., and
every convenience that can be desired to min
lister to ease and comfort. Attached 10 the pro-
perty is a fine Stable with stalls, Carriage
House and n roomy Cow House, with fine lot
Of about Il of an acre. extending to low water
mark on the Ohio River and PARTIALLY graded
aud pared. This property is exempt from the
Railroad Tax. If not sold at private sale
it will be offered at Public Sale.
25th of this month (July).
Apply to the undersigned in person or by
letter addressed to Box AZ,
GEO. W. BLATTERMAN.
Maysville, KY, July 2, 1868 If
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ANOTHER SACRIFICE. Abolition
press are opening their sacrificing howl upon
General Meade for allowing General Lee to
cross the Potomac without battle. No
skill, no ability, no sacrifices. can save the
Commander Of the Army of the Potomac
from Abolition condemnation. 1t was so at
Fredericksburg. The Commander of the
Army OF the Potomac is. with the Admins
tration at Washington, an aspirant for the
Presid ency 10 1864, and the more brilliant
and successful his strategy, the more is be
moderated by the friends of the Cabinet at
Washington. Abolitonism is the great
tuuchstone, and those who can not come ND
to that standard must bear all the penalties
OF "Toryism,' "1isloyalty," &c. The truth
is, we are Fastening to despotism, and the
people are oblivous to the fact. We do not
know that it will do any good to advise
them of the fsct.-Cin. Enquirer.
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GA southern paper says that gentle
man who passed through Richmond on the
18th, stated that the yellow fever had bro
ken out among the Union troops at New
Orleans and the hotels and hospitals were
full of the sick. He says there were not
more than 800 available troops in the city.
Boats crowded with wounded were constant
" arriving from Port Hudson.
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nrThs Shakers at Lebanon Springs
N. Y among their rules relating to visitors
have the following: "Married persons tar
ryihg with us over night, are respectfully
notified that each sex will occupy separate
sleeping apartments while they remain
This rule will not be departed from under
ant circumstance" A friend says he was
reading this to married lady when 'he
innoceutly remarked: "How foolish that
il amt it?"
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@While Gen. Pain lay wounded near
the breastworks of Port Hudson, his Assis-
tant Adjutant General offered to any one
that would carry him drink of water, So. :
600. A brave fellow undertook the task
and succeeded in cooling the parched lips of
the hero ohieftain, aud, doubtless, saving his
life, but death was his own reward. He
was rid6led with rebel bullets.
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LESSONS OF THE HoUR The mob in New
York is an exempliicatiou of the higher
law doctrines of Republicanism.
The men who now resist the draft, are
following the example set them By Repub-
lIcansm in resisting the Fugitive law.
The mob in New York is a strong aud
almost conclusive indication that anarchy
the total dissolution of society-is at hand.
When presses. and persons, and public
assem- bies were being mobbed all over the
North, and when Republican papers, preach
ers, and stumpers, and the Republican
masses everywhere, gave to this violence
their express or implied approval, we knew
the fiend was coming
The first step 10 the ruin which has over
taken our people, was the departure from
law. 1t was the Republican party which
first spurned the obligations of the Constitu
ton and laws.
The Republican party as party, in Ohio,
and in all the Northern States, have been
advocating mob law, and instigsting mob
violence, during the past two years, special
ly. Look now at New York, and consider
the fruits of their doctrine and example.
Let all good men combine to restore the
rule of law-not mob-law, nor soldier law
but civil law-the Constitution, and laws
made in pursuance Thereof.
The only party in the country which has
the capacity or the disposition to enforce
the Constitution aud the laws in their en-
tirety, is the Democratic party.
The only place Tor aw-abiding, order
loving man is in the Democratic party
LooGn CO.. Gazette.
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Our National Disorder-Dr. Roback's
Cures.


The American stomach is tornentiDg
organ. 1t is generally out of order. The
reason IS obvious. The driving m an of bust
ness has not time, or will not take time prop
erly to masticate his food. He bolts it, and
as bad habits are catching all classes follow
his example. Hence Dyspepsia, with all
its comp lications-hence Indigestion, Liver
Complaint, and disorders of the Bowels, in
all their various phases. Against these and
a hundred other complaints, the Scandina-
Wan Blood Pills and Blood Purifier are wag-
ing an exterminating warfare. The success
of these M edicines has been astonishing,
even in an age of scientific miracles. They
do not alleviate, they e1tinguish disorder.
The agony, the fever, the debility, the des-
pondency, which characterize Affections of
the digestive nd secretive organs, vanish
under the influence of these preparations.
The constitution itself seems to acquire new
energy under their operation. See adver-
tisement.
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Dissolution of Cop artnership.

THE Co Partnership heretofore existing in
the City of NASHVILLE, under the name
and style of ALEX. POWER & Co., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
WI. Ross S A. J. NEWELL, are alone au-
thorized to settle the business of the Firm. All
persons having claims against the Firm will
present them for payment, and all who know
themselves to be indebted to the same will
please come forward and settle without delay.
ALEX. POWER;
W. j. ROSS;
July l, 1868. A. j. NEWELL.
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JGen. Wool, the ol0 veteran soIdie
2of 1912, next in age and rank to Gen. Scott
e has been relieved, since the snti-draft riots
Of the command of the Department OF New
York, and Gen. Dix. new-made young
General, chosen from the political ranks,
APPOINTED in his place. The suPPosition
seems to be, that Dix will enforce the con-
scrintiob with more vigor than Wool.
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GTThe wife of New York hard ware
merchant found her husband. one day last
week, acting improperly with his book
keeper, dashing girl of nineteen, and was
SO euraged that she threw a quantity Of Wit
rol upon them. injuriug the girl very seri-
ously: The injured wife then took dose
of strycbnine, which killed her instantly.
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New Grain Store!

HAVING Retired from the firm of ALEX
II Power d Co.. will continue on my own
account in the Grain Trade, on Wall Street, next
door to Alex. Maddox, and solicit all our old
customers to give me a call, as / have large
number of Sacks and feel confident of my ability
to give entire satisfaction to, all who may be
pleased to deal with me.
ALEX. POWER.
Maysville, KY, July /, 1858.
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CO.PARTNERSHIP.

"AVING Purchased the Interest of Mr.. Alex
IL Power, late ALEX. Power 81 Co., we will
continue the Wholesale Grocery & Liquor Bust
ness under the name and style of ROSS d
NEWELL, at the OLD STAND, Cor. Market and
Third streets. w. j. ROSS:
A. j. NEWELL:
GEO. W. ROSS, JR.
Maysville, Ky, July LIST, 1868.
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+DuriUg the panic at PittsOurg 10 pre-
v.nt capture by the rebels, the bankers and
others of that city transferred to Cleveland
Ohio. Is 900. 900 in gold. and on the sue
eeeding day S65O,O00. g..aA..
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DIED.,

Suddenly, at an advanced age, in Flemings-
burg, on Tuesday night, July 81, 1868, Mrs. =
MORGAN, widow of TIE late Gen. DANIEL
MORGAN, long and eminent citizen of Fleming
County, and for many years Representative
and Senat ,r in the Kentucky Legislature. Mrs
MORGAN was a woman of the most excellent
qualities which adorn her sex. aud raised family
of children of whom the conld rave we'll SAID
like the mother of the Gracchi-''these are my
Jewels" Having well performed the duties of
life, she prepared for death; and though
mourned by the many of her family and friends
left behi..d she is gone to the abodes of the just
and the blessed.
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6TThe Lindell House, at St. Louis. said
to be the largest and finest in the United
States, is to be opened in September next
The lessees have gone East to purchase the
fufnitufe
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9-The Lafayette Courier says that eight
thousand hOgsheads of tobacco have passed
that city by the Louisville, New Albany and
Chicago railroad the present season.
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rThe ball on the top of the dome of
the st. Paul's London, weighs 5, 900 pounds,
and is feet in diameter. Workmsn are
engaged 10 regilding it, and they are watch
ed by crowds of people through telescopes
as they work at the giddy hight.
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0TT6s exhibition of the Shelby Couu-
A. Agricultural and Mechanical Association
VIII be held at She lbyville, KY, on Tues
lay, Wednesday; Thursday and Friday the
18th. 26th. 9th and 18th of August. A
dne, list Of premiums is offered. &
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Godev for August.

This number Of Cooley the ladies will find
interesting and instructive reading, besides
the beautiful steel engraving and fashion
nIatss that excel all other publications.
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OTThe Democratic State Convention OF
California have nominated Ex-Gov. Down
ey for Governor, and adopted platform
similar to that of the Seymour Democrats
If the State of New York.
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@Ths Mary land Club House of Balti-
more has been seized by Gen. Scbenck. be-
cause it was resort for the secesh of Bal
timore, who made it their Headquarters.
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20 GTThe oldest newspaper in the world Is
published in Pekin. 1t is printed on large
sheet Of silk, and, it is said, has made
weekly appearance for upwards of thou
sand wears t|
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GA person can live comfortably in ia
pan for two cents day, or fourteen cents 8
week. A first class house can be purchased
for $50.
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nTBy a new order of the War Depart
mept. all men enIisting in ninety days IN
the regular army, for FIVE years, are to re-
ceive premium, of advance pay and a
bounty of S402.
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OtGeo. Saunders is said to be in Lon
don ND to his eyes in Confederate contracts.
1T iseaid be has six ships for the. Confeder-
o,s Government nearly ready for sea.
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GRAN estimate-probably exaggerated
of the injury inflicted on Pennsylvania by
Lees invasion of that State, places the
amount at Fifty million dollars.
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CoBINATIoN MILL

CIDER 81 GRAPE MILL, CORN SHELLER
" and SHUCKER. all combined in one Mill,
a new and complete Machine, Just received and
for sale by JNO. H. R1CHESON.
July %, 1868.
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Come down in the center,
That's what it means!
N. c.
s A D DI f, r Y

THE UNDERSIGNED is NOW SITUATED
i so as to give his undiv attention to the
Mandatory of every article connected with the
SADDLE AND HARNESS TRADE!
He has now on hand and IN process of making,
splendid assortment of Gentlemen and Ladies'
Saddles; Saddle Bags; Buggy, Carriage, Brake
and Sulkey Harness; Wagon and Plow Gear;
Bills; Wagon, Buggy, Coach, suIkey and Rid
ing Whips; Hog and Kipskin Collars; Horse
Covers, suitable for all seasons; Leather. Web
and Rope Halters; Worsted, Cotton and Hemp
Girths; Red top and Iron strapt Hames; Dray
and Gait Harness; in short every thing usually
kept in Saddlery Establishment, which will be
sold at Wholesale and Retail: at low prices, to
punctual dealers; per cent off for DASH p.
Old Stand, on End Street, to find which, Come
down in the Center,n between Market & Sutton.
T. Z. RICKETTS,.
Maysville, March Goth, 1868.
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&PersOhs wishing the Bulletin. must
pay for it in advance. We are compelled
to adopt this course in justice to ourselves.
Our terinsar only One Dollar per year.
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The Louisville Democrat thus condeu ses
in brief space the gist of the long letter of
the President to the Ohio deputation in the
Vsllapdigham case. It says:
1.-THE President assumes that he may do
any thing that the public safety, in his
judgment, requires, regardless of the consti-
tutional restrictions in time of peace. He
may, therefore, suspend Courts and cleo
tions, dispense with one or both Houses Of
Congress, in fact, he is supreme dictator as
long as the war lasts; and it is easy to see he
can protract it at his discretion, and exercise
supreme power in all time to come, appoint
ing his successor in Office, deeming it neces-
sary to do so to insure the public safety.
"The man who condemns the acts Of the
Government weakens it, and renders it less
able TO meet the rebellion. These acts ust,
therefore, not be criticised. Acts that inn
peril the public safety must not be dis
cussed, lest the public safety be impaired -
If change of policy is indispensable to the
public safety, still nothing must be said lest
the public safety may be in danger.
"STaEge doctrine that in time of public
danger, the will of the President is the su.-
preme law; that the Constitution makes it
so, and thus annihiistes itself ]"
In other words, Lincoln assumes that he
has the power of the Gear of Russia, aud can
do anything be deems necessary, with out
any check or hindrance. Beautiful doctrine!
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SENTIMENTS OF Thomas JEFFERSON. Mr.

SENTIMENTS OF THOMAS j JEFFERSON. Mr.
Jefferson, when Vice President, seeing the
efforts of the Administration of the elder
Adams to bring about this state of things,
wrote a letter to friend, in which, among
other things, be says: Il am for preserving
to the States the powers not yielded to the
Union. am for freedom of religion, and
against all maneuvers to bring about legal
ascendeucy of one sect over another. for
FREEDOM of the PRESS, and against all vIo-
LATIoNs OF THE CONSTITUTION TO SILENCE
BY FORCE, and not by reason, the COMPLAINTS
OR CRITICISMS, JUST OR UNJUST, OF OUR 0ITI-
zENs against the conduct of their agents"
That is the Democratic doctrine of to day.
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so, 900 Shingles

ON hand and for sale cheap for cash. Call
" early. JNO. d. RICHESQN.
MsygviI1e, July ., 1858.
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Wov\s EN\SG O GA0vVN.
We R\oOA PINS

are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced. ha5
They act so directly upon the Liver,
exciting that organ to such an extent as
that the system does not relapse into its
former condition, which is too apt to be
the case with simply purgative pill.
They are really
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-09

Jny ph.io"p1er', ald army aud n1ne' 4 ~
ne"sjsles ~hh long tc,s, ~ ~h.trtryN
ssmp' 40 bo~ ttst vOubi.rii 9 and O r.iuus e n 1
b beet - formed ,, mtg Nv ra.ris.,s
and brg,d '. or 80 ding ON. ,on. e De Older
Slss TO ieergh To pc c. IN. u, in,s - al
m oostils md stpen,. T.o Go,o uu.tt van,
col ts's. TO Gtv.rnutDt - -iIu. 70 re-, f..
bouLsy for thoss spllilis 10 kcdtiuu 10 u ,ay
Oad 10 ADty OF the ed, al u, ofiu,,, st,,,c.,s
countss and towns. are wiling ~ siJ ,lsss J. TO
prU,ide % d ere, 10 O M.r r,.peo H.. quy,ss.
TIVE .omttei leu Ics src 50 ne.i. "a,
more shsD ,d", s1e a',s o. s,suuIl,ttr.d.
and should MIX ,h, o lJiss ealing litter ali
ebsp any char.
II. th,n. nuS 10 10 d q 'u.ty t. lto,lIiu,
yisn'y Of money. Why may 4 h,i % - q rs ..
etsiou'lJ o. fpr,s,e indIyii4.ls slued so.r...
osos o. ~ II an individual nIrt d aD,,er,, 10
would nd or Sc 'or tltm, ind Il ne rsuoit them
sors then iii nsghh' ~, be would pay liam H.
wages Ju'i - with so.disfs-lsy theu rrmI,ly,
more than they can a., e.s,w.eto, suls,.i,u.
sp eddy. sn.ly, or IN 80 ST., and he ore ther
dor e,ols, s' hem lie on u ca way I. camp
One Of The greet VI d swh cs u she 70 rLltu.
81 volunteers, IN Ter ,he pre- nt .ut.m,I. u,
Sr.s number Of ute n,o onull. scAups la.t..
employed by The 10 era AMI state q v..nm.ar.
SUr sh-t purp"e. Tutse nj. o. MAKE lrNe roll-
lees 70 The IN The name OF she s,y,r N D,
-prsu's The vol1nnsrs ssaHute, sli iher RIB
him q sD but few d Ian o. The pr rn.sed 81 uti
mccoy. Thess prsct sho.ld he = opptd "ty
suu oiy,' bef,rs volunteering wi. s,sa become
attractive.
fssr.oiism 10 tnsti-s Tor n. ".oys' l.,rusrs,
essISssd nsmslves o IA, on =, m, nr,er 70 sIu,.,
VAN sbsy dssre NJ dow L the O. 3, iu,n ~ ~
eus rseylisir 10 te,sr bltiurss or ne 30 ,nn.s
In, II they rs.y desire 10 pa dow 90. re.e. ,at.
Two days sfsr Pr sideI, IrSooiS iAii.oh,
81 f'r abe, hunirsd N l.s.n." Valuations CIV.
eyYsoul pub i,be his pro',Am.uor usens Nv
- ctssn Of tbs Sta = 90 p,r,to u ,O,si!.nr
ahs soldiers nssicd to ate frn ..r,sts
Aono< Of III, hsi u Has . hkoiacrt, Lr,u
shown among II, Loyal Ls,u." Goyeruar. /,
About . We L st,r IIe Pei 81, aAa G. 81 To-
shess seeis CIV. AsuHs", OF Mss,e .sytts ,su.
~snsi bic S'snsi L. AMI daeIs tie rogrlty "
calling sssIipn Of he LIS s'.,u' 10 eou.drue
means ~ be sdo.tsi " r.i,sk ssslutse . cal A
tSr. Ny this se1iU e.. ~ IA, u b. must a. r.e
bsfeis ihs S.shinsry 10 II Vpsrst ou, aui Li.r.
Being ths ceus,q slce, g.. a.u.ct,,e rl.n
81 volu usii Z mls 10 ab..a Er
abe more s.isIoer.h o.. Z, ,..c. .t..
Similar operations hsy, te,n rec ~ :. l.i D.. e..
Gals elsewhere . dtieH ,h' t,l.4. s.frrs.,,r, .
g-cru.1nS cur atu.sL sinpF l,.,.s, hoy . .,
shs'n / . suc-er'f e., t1clt p.r.! p.et.a 80. Hc
gone sod W. pc lie 20, paeh t'' 70 res, %
pAnio'zm WI ~ eh : ey have litho-,o 5uI.,4 IL. /
MI pr'esetrs' sJ-ms on sucn "a roS.u.4 led,
sih.1 sou d, .tty ar.tfs' Lstti solR y p
teAis hLk lsrl' LJr evest as o uysr, ~ .