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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-07
Money!.

The rates for gold during the last week
in New York, vibrated between I4e3@151.
At Cincinnati, silver at l30@135. Ex-
change in eastern. cities, buying at par and
selling at 1-1o@1s premium. Indiana
Bank notes 24@3 premium and Ky. same
rates
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0rLosT on last Sunday, Breastpiu be-
longing to little girl. The pin contained
a painting of a child in the attitude of
prayer. The pin is of no real value, but is
highly priced, by the little girl as keep
sake. The finder by leaving the pin at this
Office will receive the hearty thanks of the
ownar
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MARRIED.

On the 5th inst, at .he residence of the brides
father, by Rev. Hiram Baker, Mr.. ROBERT
GAULT to Miss MARTHA BEST all Of this
county.
On the 2sth ultimo, by Rev. A. McCague, Mr..
JAMES HOWARD, of Mason county, Ky, to
JANE S. PORTER, of Cincinnati.
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OETAt the Election held on last Saturday
May End 1868, the following persons were
elecSd Justices of the Peace and ConstabIes
of Mason County: Si&@ 1A5S,' ''st--
NASHVILLE DIS No1.-Rulif M. Ricketts,
and VIM. Greathouse, Justices; and John
a. Shepard, Constable.
NASHVILLE DIS. No 2.-Sam'l w. Wood
and VIM. G. Holton, Justices; and Carter
Bell, Constable. .Ft.tsr ..t.
Dover DIS. No 3.-Thomas A. Curran and
Sebastian L%Shroofe, Justices; and A. D.
Veach, Constable.
MNERvA DIS. No Ell M. Writ and
Lewis T. Hawkins. = j Justices; and George
F. Winter, Constable.
GERMANTOWN DIS. No 5.--Sam'l F. Pollock
aud James Fegan, Justices; and William
Monohon, Constable.
SARDIs DIS. No 6.-Lewis Jefferson and
Geo. W. Dye, Justices; and j ohm Howard,
Constable.
MAYsLICK DIS. No 7.-Charles A. Burgess
and Hiram Dye, Justices; and Robert L.
Early Constable. ~
LEwIsBURa DIs. No s.---Alex. Z. Marshall
and Walter S. Calvert, Justices; and VIM.
P. Robson, Constable.
ORANGEBURa DIS. n 10 9.-Daniel s. Bradley
aud Thomas Collins, Justices; and Joho
D. Roe, Constable, " rvr
WAsHIEeToN Dis No 10 Edward L. Gault
and j. Sprigg Chambers, justices and
VIM L. Wells, Constable.
*Hawkins and Col. Alfred Seward were tied,
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QUBRY.-lf it takes enc oath to make a
"Union Lacquer" loyal to his country, how
many oaths would it take to bring his pa
triotism up to q volunteering and fighting
pitch?-Port smouth Times.
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Strayed or Stolen,

ERoM PoYNTZs RACK, MARKET ST.,
Il Maysville, on Saturday morning, April
18th, 1868. A RED ROAM SADDLE HORSE,
six years old, dark name and tail, shod all round
and moves little stiff in his shoulders; he had
on a dark wagon saddle and riding bridle.-
Anv person sending information to the sub
scriber that will enable him to get the horse,
will be LITERALLY REWARDED. Address.
WIN. CHANCELLOR,
apos-2w Washington, Mason Co., KY.
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CT. DUFEU will carry on the business at
the old stand as heretofore. He has now on
hand q very large stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS
JEWELRY, SILVER & PLATED WARE, a
large part of which he is selling at old prices
/ sell exclusively for Cash. - g7---
tBWatches, Clocks and Jewelry REPAIRED
On the shortest notice by EXPERIENCED WORK
MEN and warranted to perform. H
wJEWELRY AND SILVER-wARE, made
to order. OLD GOLD AND SILVER taken in
exchange.
C.. F.. DUFEU,
Bet. BURGESS and Miners Stores.
Maysville. March 5 1863. .r
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EThe hospitals in Washington and
near the city have 1929 inmates. In these
% hospitals there are 10 ,941 beds, and A.
712 vacant beds.
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0TThe free negro man Abe Mason, who
killed his brother some few weeks ago, has
been sentenced to seven years imprison-
ment in the state Peniteutiary.
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6TThe weekly receipts at the Office OF
Internal Revenue in Washington are about
one million two hundred thousand dollars.
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6TIt is said that 10 thirty-three Ohio
regiments now in the field, there are no less
than 5. 900 deserters.
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A man comes to church and falls fast
asleep az though he had been brought in to-
q coFpso and the preacher were preaching a
his funeral.
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OJHon. Thornton F. Marshall declines
to make ths1Face for Congress in the "Old
Tepthn district in this State.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-07

GA western editor is so hard put to it
for paper that he has been obliged to sell
his last shirt in order to supply his paper
manufacturer with rags.
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Sensation Skirts.

ID ECEIVED this day, One Case OF TIT
IL Celebrated BRIDAL SKIRT direct from
the Manufacturer and for sale on the best terms
for Cash. Nj. X. Blu RGESS az SON.
Nav z, 1868.
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@JObn NJ, Pickett. and Hairy Devin,
formerly of this city, have been taken pris-
oners by the Federal forces in Tennessee.
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GTGeDeral Cooper, of Ohio. has issued a
general order against the unsOldisrly prac-
ties of nnObbiDg newspaper offices.
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@-It is said that Brigham Young an'
his wives, when they 60 to the theatre, FL
Eve rows Of seats. .-.-
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rhe scandinavian Pills and Purifier.

The Scandinavian Pills and Purifier.
CINc1NNATI, July 1, 1858.
DR.. G. W. RoBACK,-Dear Sir:-In reply
to inquiries made of me, it gives me pleasure
to say, that Mrs. N. Atlee, of the Society
of Friends, and widow of the late DR.. Atlee
of Cincinnati, previous to her going East,
expressed her confidence in the efficacy of
YOUR Scandinavian Remedies, and the bene-
fit she derived from using them. She had
been suffering from general prOstration a,
times, baipg over seventy years of age
and ophthalmia and Inflammation of the
face. Various remedies were resorted to
without relief, when some friends recon-
mended a course of your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. They had
the desired effect, and she was considered
as restored to health. mn"
know many who have used your medi-
cines, and speak decidedly of the benefits
derived, thus testifying of their renovatins
influence in purifying the blood and giving
vigor and energy to the system. They have
my cordial appreciation. Very respectfully
Your obedient servant,
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GTPersons wishing the Bulletin, must
pay for it in advance. We are compelled
to adgpt this course in justieeto ourselves.
our tsruas are only One Dollar PET year. IS
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*Hawkins and Col. Alfred Seward were tied
both having the same number of votes. The
examining board decided the matter by lot, as
prescribed by law and Hawkins drew the office
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a. b. COCHRAN'S
FAMILY GROCERY STORE,
No 80, west-side Market ST.,

MAVCVTTIE XIV
OLD STAND.
TUST received a large stock of Family and
q Assorted Groceries, such as .
Sugar. Syrup, Coffee, Teas, MackereI,
Fish, Nutmegs, Spices, Candles, Will
low and Wooden Ware, Bro oms,
Tobacco, Cigars, &C., &c.
Having bought all my Goods for DASH, and my
motto being "QUIcK SALES AND SMALL PRoFITs,"
can assure all who may give me call, the
cheapest Groceries in the city
EB-The best quality of COAL OIL always on
hand and for sale at the lowest market price.
..t a. B. COCHRAN.
N. B. Five year Old Bourbon on tap, and the
best of all kinds of Liquors constantly on hand.
Maysville, KY, March l9, 1868. A. B. C.
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Dispositions in Cincinnati.

Dispositions in Cincinnati. -
As Commissioner of Deeds, &C., for Kentucky,
1 am authorized to take and certify DISPOSITIONS
10 be read on the trial of suits in Kentucky. APP
pointments to take Dispositions at my gtFce, or
elsewhere in the City, will receive my personal
attention-either as Commissioner or as Attorney
as may be desired. RICHARD H. COLLINS.
Cincinnati, Ohio, April 16, 1853.
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Rev. Samuel J. Brown has been a de-
voted laborer in the cause of Christianity, in
Cincinnati, for more than thirty years, as al
most every old Cincinnatian knows. Such
testimony from such u source, is not to be
passed over lightly. No other Proprietary
Remedies ever presented to the public,
ever received 1.-THE of the commendation
from MEN OF STANDING, in every walk
of life, that mine have done. See adver-
sement.
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0ETAt the Election held on last Saturday
The sun., 1863-09-25
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The sun., 1863-09-25

GOOD OPERATORS AND FITTERS
Nvanted, on fine morocco. 50 Fulton ave. Broot
The sun., 1863-09-25

GIRLS WANTED To WOKk on "a.
usleueotype casc., at 1+2 Centrer 100
GIRLS WANTED-TO PACK SAHARA.
" tus and specs. Experienced hands preferred
Cal ct ~ Broad ~. 50
The sun., 1863-09-25

WAN1ED-4 MEN AS LABORERS aNp
farm hapds, To 60 . few mil IN the cou Stty;
Hn.r' snd bls'ter preferred. Appy l+6 fron'
sIsets liz
The sun., 1863-09-25

WANTED A GOOD BLACKSMITH 4
y, helper, this morning, at Is Iell u.
The sun., 1863-09-25

ClRLS WANTED TO LEARN TO NAkE
NJ dress and closk nrnsmsnts vAse. paid ubiIe
learning Apply AZ F. NAySARD's loI Liberty 81,
ur stars Alro small toy. o.
The sun., 1863-09-25

urls. TO MAKE Up PLAYING CARDS.
HSteady work and good -sse. only tho-e Who
have worked at the business need apply. Gail at Pie
ture store. 4S,S Broadway. ~,
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ernled by Ma,cr.Gcn Meade ANY eulogy Of his great
concentration of abilities and skill would sound tame
af Gettysburg and certainly be repusiveto his native
moGcety.
AT this hour Lee having been foiled in his grand en-
doavor 20 anuhlate Gen. Meade has now ialien pack
toward the Eappahannock, discounted delcctea dis
gustcd heavy reconnaissance ~ again advancing III
that direction; and from the nights OF Centreviile
whore am now writing. can be heard our guns an
nouncing that We have met the Rebel outposts.
Let me relate fact which has very important bear
inc uIpn the conscrips of the army. When Gen. war
attacked at Bystow he threw his infantry rom
the hill south OF the road down through the swampy
ground and ensconsed them along the embodiment OF
the railroad under shower Of shell and muskery The
raw couscrpts and there were many hundreds OF
them ia the command gave themselves up for lost fae
and emhlngthey nvonntarily went forward toGa p" o,
sion with their comrades and performed their portion OF
the fight. Every whistling ritebal, every shfiekihg
shell they apprelcndcd destined TO destroy them III
diyidually II was beyond their comprehension when
told that they had met, charged and beaten brave
enemy in fierce fight and capGred several hundred o
Hills five guns, three standards beside tiil
ing and womdng hundreds of Rebels, and come out OF
the conflict unhurt. Their immediate commanders say
that ihCy fought equally well with those OF two years
experience exhibiting no signs OF fear when the hs'
impulse had passed 80,
/ that Gen Warren is the man 10 make good soldiers
is indspntahc and that he commands gallent corps
is undcnabe The following incident is characteristic;
when falling back during the night after the hght AZ
Brstow he conscript struggling along apparent.
Ia without nny weapon. "Io what command do you
| belong Z" asked gen w. Second corps" replied the
man. with strong nasal twang. deIoiing hls re-,
cent departure from the Eastern States. What
are YOU doing here without gun = demanded
the General The gave cyasivc reply. indicating
that that was his own business. What have you got
you ID fool returned the conscrp partly revealing
gun beneath the folds of his ample coat There If
no discount that man remarked Gen. warren 20 an
aid and passed ON. Should this meet the brave fellows
eye he will learn that he addressed his complimentary
response 70 Gen Warren and viii wonder, perhaps.
why he was not punished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-20
RRONTHH iRNYOFTHE CUMBERLAND
Wheeler's Raid on Gen. Roseorans's
Communications.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF GEN. CROOK.
THE REBELS SEVERELY PUNISHED
Their Loss 1000, 4 Pieces of Artillery, and
1000 Stand of Arms.
wAsnNGToS, Monday Oct. 70, 1868.

WAsnfNGT0S, Monday oct j" lpoo.
The following was received at the headquar-
tiers Of the Army to-day:
Major Gen II W. HALLEcK, Gsaeralin Chio.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. le 1863.
The following dispatch has just been received rom
Brig. Gen Geo Crook commanding the second cavalry
division dated Rogcrsille Ala, Oct. 10 1868;
Il have the honor to inform yon that have had
three fights with the enemy since left the Sequatche
Valley whipping him very badly each time Inc last
battle ended Pennington, Tennessee where iouRhI
Wheeler's entire command with only two brgades 1
his force In two scattering large part OF H. cap
turing four pieces Of artillery go stand 81 cavalry
arms and $40 prisoners. beside the wounded AZ
pushed after the enemy immediately have not beeh
able 10 ascertain the number ~ their killed and wounded
but il was very heavy. They were scattnred over a
distance Of fifteen miles from this and their retreat was
perfect rout their men deserving and struggling over
the country pursued them with great ygor bnt their
horses being better than mine was only able 10 come
mp with couple Of regiments at Sugar creek eit 10
dctan l made a charge On them, capturing some
iy of them and scattering the remainder ~ the noun
tains. When within eight miles OF the river i
struck ibr rlop but when reached the Tser ionnd
fhcy had al crossed at ford some tire. miles above
SaInp's F,rry where they commenced t. cross Twelve
abreast. I never saw troops more demoralized than
they were, am satisfied that their loss In this RAID
was not los than ZOO No fears need be entertained
Of their making another raid soon Signed Geo. Crook
Brigadicf General commanding"
W. T. RosEcRAss MAjorGeneral.
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THE FRENCH TOBACCO INA RICH.
MOND.

From en- Oezion- Correspondent.
WASHINGTON. Oct. -, 1865.
The Richmond EIanintr of October 10 speaks
~ d. st. Roman Who lacly in Richmond
"a al agent 4 the French Government on business con-
recte iii he delivery and shipment Of the tobacco
b,urht by tie Aforesaid Government at tie beginning
~ the war II further states that the Administration
in Washington objects in toto TO the delivery Of the to-
bseco and intimate. that In anticipation Of the Difficult
Ties likely % grow out from that refusal French hee'
has catered tie port of New York. ready TO act, II
needed.
lam in position assert that all these statements
one eseepcd arr entirely unfounded. In the hrsi
Mac. Mr. A. St Rorpain I am told. is In no way com
u..ion.a o r.rr,scn, the French Government. neither
n. .ure,ar ao- an inferior agent His visit 10 Rich
oud r,s, 10 ,he settlement Of private Interests Of
very Lish rider II IL trss bat having nothing TO Do
=. -. -.
=, The ,~eond iaee the French Government does not
.-s--~s bot l.sv-. ,hi. 10 the Rtes sort of com
rnercial Institution having rules fits own and enjoying
large iudepenlcncc In al matters connected with the
p1schas AID sale Of merchandise
In the third place the French Gee, now In Ne" YORK
belong, to To Western Slahdron and has been In and
ont Of that L.fLor all this Summer. She has not, con
scso,n,l, ben ,cui here Oh an hcsii!e errand.
The only i,iuorthy par, Of ihe version Of TIE Rich
ona Krania Is that which relates 10 the refusal OF the
Fcs Government to lie, n, tobacco leave the FORT Of
Richmond.
IfIAm rightly Informed some three months ago, Mr.
seward IN ccnplance with the request Of Mr. MERCER
agreed To lc, b. tobacco 20 under tho following condi
lions First The Permission TO carry II away should
not. under %, circumstances, BE- considered by the
fronol Government precedent. Secondly, England
Was no, to av herself of the favor granted to France
B. make tie smc demand.
These conditions am told were strictly complied
with. Trace agreed not to renew her purchase Of
tobacco In Rdlmond and England satisfied to LET
France iakcgods which she had bought during the
last three y'as and which ran the risk Of becoming
spoiled IN tn warehouses; Of Richmond
But while hse transactions were taking place. and
when ever uIg seemed TO have been satisfactorily adj:
us,ed. tho ubnet at Richmond changed its mind and
refused thopcrrnSsion II had 1t fret granted. am
told hOweyr that this refusal il only temporary. aud
viii be rented soon circumstances Will permit
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MIA again is reported and largely believed ou'
he likely 60 thither again in hope to catch Meade
at fault with the smart and sting Of Gettysburg In the
minds Of his soldiers He dares not attack rs here'
He viii hardly keep an army at Manassas Tor tha'
name without place and town without house. tna'
horrible eus non has been TO both sides the most ei
pensive and troublesome elephant ever drawn In the
lottery Of war.
Tomorrow all present signs may have vanished nut 70.
day without kuouine what will be take the liberty OF
guessing that Lee onwitted and cheated OF his game
will fall back TO some base nearer Richmond, and tha'
this Army Of the Potomac always unfortunate ana y"
ways patient win advance again to the interior.
w. 4. G.
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The War In the soush.Wes


The Memphis Bulletin of the 10th has iniorna
ton from Union refugee just escaped from the blood
hounds Of the Rebel conscIptors In Mississippi that
Joe Johnsons force with the exception Of division
hud been sent to reinforce Bragg and that there were
10 600 Rebel troops IN Mississippi Gen. Lorinf
was az Canton ON the eth with 200 infantry. 10,
Johnston had gone To Holly Springs tour Of inspcc
ton. Richardson. Ross. Whitfield. Blythe and Chal
mers each with bands about 800 strong IN differ
ont parts Of the State conscrpng and robbing the In
habitants. III three counties around Alfalfa 10,
blood hounds being used to capture Union men.
The Memphis and Charleston railroad aud telegraph
have been extended to luka.
The steamboat Lady Jackson struck n snng and sunl
near the mouth Of White River The loss " III amount
10 s25 900. No lives were lost.
Gen Wadsworl, late OF the Army Of the Potomac
arrived here to-day bound South tonspcct conrabands
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad will be opened from
Columbus Ky, to jackson. Tenn from which place 10
Corinth II Is Ia operation. large force is now work
ing the road from Corinth Decatur and 1t is de-
signed to open the road from the latter point TO Chata
nooga.
The Confederate steamers Argus and Robert Fulton
were recently captured In Red River,
ST. LOUIE Monday Oct. 10. 1868.
A special dispatch from Cairo says the prizes
captured in Red River days since valued at
sl50O0. They were destroyed after the removal OF
tn stores and ammunition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-20
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the IIibernia.
TEE LONDON TIMES on Mr.. BEECHER

TEE LONDON TIMES on Mr.. BEECHER.
FATHER PorSr Monday Oct. 10. 1863
The steamship Hbernia, from Liverpool eth,
via Londonderry 9th, has passed this point.
Tie steamship Etna from New-York arrived ut Liv
erpooi TN the eth
| The steauehip Hansa from New.York arrived at
| Southampton on the eth.
Tie steamship City Of Cork. from Sew.Yors arrived
o. liverpool on the 9th.
The City Of Cork and Etua arrived At Queenstown on
the 9Th. and nj Liverpool. ssb. aa'ift
The steamship Damascus. from Quebec, arrived at
Londonderry the 9th.
The Rev. Mr.. Bcccher had been addressing public
meeting at Glasgow on the American war. which has
called out the criticism Of The London Times.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has been addressing
public meeting at Glasgow on the American War.
The Tmes editoraly critcises Mr.. Beechers doctrine
in favor OF the preservation Of the Union at all cost
II says il can listen 10 any except a minister Of
rel gon who blasphemously says the maintenance of
the American Union is egous end and sancti6es the
means in the sight of God No English audience can
possibly listen to such language with any other feeling
lan disgust 81.
Mr. Beschef IS Is deliver addresses in Manchester
and Liverpool
The political news by the Hbcrnian is unimportant.
COMMERCIAL. &
Corrov-salos Of the week. Go 600 bales. The market
is irregula with decline Of I'd.
BREApsrl Ffs steady. Wheat firmer.
Provisions steady. Lard advancing. Tallcw up
wand.
LONDON Friday-covsoLs close at 92i % for Money.
AMERICAN SrocKs-Inois Central Il. r., 1919 dis
count: Erie X r.. 81 400
The Bank # France has advanced its discount TO five
per cent. -
LIVERPOOL, Oct. S.-Brcadstaifs -Bigland Athya
Co, end Richariso, Spence Co report Flour da aud
tending downward Wheat steady but duh andi unchanged
Com quiet aud easier; mixed n 3dl79
PRovIsI0Ss-Bcef firm. Pork quiet. Bacon
firm. Laid buoyant and Cd. al higher Talluw steady.
PRoDUcE-Pctroleum quiet az 2l3624 For Re-
hnei active and 3D. d9d. higher Coffee inactive
kce quiet bat steady. Ashes steady 81 for Pots and 33
for Pearls lnseed oil quiet and tending doss award Cod
Oh lam at ass Rosn steady Spirits Tupcniile sales.
LONDON, Oct :. lso3.
BREADsruFrs quiet but steady. Sugar bnoyant
and CT al higher. Coffee dull and l. lower Tea firm. Rice
steady. ..........