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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30

The FRED. DOUGLASS NEGRO REGIMENT
1t is we'll known that the famous negro
orator Fred. Douglass, has been engaged
for several weeks in enlisting negro regi-
ment, throughout the Northern States, with
his headquarters at Boston. We are in
formed that in Ohio full company of one
hundred men has been raised, viz: Cincin-
natl q, Hamilton 8. Dayton 4, Oberln 16,
Columbus 8, Cleveland "a, and other points
II. Total 113.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30

HORRIBLE MURDER.-On last Saturday
evening, difficulty occurred between two
free negroes, broth ers, named Abe and Devol
Mason; during the affray Abe shot Devol,
who died that evening from the effects of
the wound. The parties implicated were
brought to this city and lodged in Jail to
await their trial.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30

CnIcAeo ELEoTIoN.-At the municipal
election at Chicago on Tuesday, of lastweek,
the Democr elected their candidate for
Mayor and their whole City Ticket. The
Council stands 20 Democrats to IL Repub-
licans
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30

The Loyal Leagues of New York city,
had a grand and joyous time on the 11th
inst, celebrating the second anniversary Of
the comm encenent of civil war! Fiends in
at least clapped their scorched hands, in APP
prevail of the celebration.-Logan Gazette.
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6TThe first case called before the Uni
ted States Circuit Court, now in session at
Covington, Kentucky, was that of the Uni
ted States against General Lucius Desha, OF
Harrison county, Ky, charged with treason.
On motion of the United States the case
was continued until the Dext term, on &C
count of the absence of two important wit
nesses.
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES IN OHIo.-Our
country exchanges from Ohio bring us the
best kind of election returns. The Demo-
cratic gains generally on the vote last fall
ere large. The people in the country dis
tricts are aroused. Everything indicates
Democratic majority in the State next fall
of rs, 600 to 10000.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30

;GThe Mobile Register says that John
Minor Bolts, of Virginia, so long incarcera-
ted in Libby prison, has been released
through the interpesition of friend, an ex-
tensive purchaser of tobacco, and has per-
mission to remain on his estate, near Cor
dopsyille, under. pledge of not aiding or
abetting the Union, cause.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30

OtA large body of laud and quantity
of stock in the Jacksonville and Indianapo-
lis railroad. the property of Colonel William
Preston, of the rebel army, having been con-
fiscated, were sold at auction on account Of
the Governm ent, on the 9th inst, at Charles
town. Ind.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30

CAIRO, April 27.-Latsst from Cape Cir
ardeau saws that from fifty to sixty rebels
were killed in the attack yesterday, and
over six hundred wounded and seventy
horses killed. There is some prospects oil
Marmaduke being completely cut of.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30

There have been two negro riots In
Washington recently, but the particulars
have been suppressed. One was q stone
battle, five hundred negroes against few
soldiers.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30

HIGH PRICES FOR ToBACco.-Wm. Fran
els, of Campbell county, KY, sold to New
man & Casey. of Covipgton, few days ago,
his crop of tobacco, consisting Of five hogs
heads Of fine manu- featuring leaf, at 500 per
hundred, Jugs included. This is the high
estpriee that has ever been paid for around
lot of tobacco in the Covington market.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30

GA tin mine of remarkable richness
has just been discovered in Washington
county, Missouri. A company has alresdy
been formed, and will soon go into opera
ton. From inspection, It is said to yield
thirty dollars to the ton from the lead.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30

nTLieut. ROBINSON. of the $50 Ohio cap
tured Jack Caldwell, of Grassy Greek,
PsndlstOn county on last Monday, and
conveyed him to CynthiaDna, de is an
uncle Of the notorious Jim Cald we'll, o
Campbell county, and has been at home but
n few weeks from the Rebel army.
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0rWe are authorized to announce 5.
v. BLISS as a candidate for Constable, in
Dictrict No. 2, at the election to be held
next Saturday. iAPril 80, 1oo5-u.
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DIED.

Near Helena, on Tuesday, the 21st April, 1858
after long and painful illness, Mrs. JERENDY
LUTTRELL, wife of Lueien s. Lattr eils in the
thirty eighth year of her age.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30

OTAbout forty Rebel prisoners including
three spies, were brought into Lexington.
from differnt parts of the county on Mon
day last.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30
The SCANDINAVIAN Pills and Purifier.

CINCINNATI, July L, 4ooo'
DIR. G. W. RoBAoK,-Dear Sr:-In reply
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know many who have used your medi-
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81. BROWN.
Rev. Samuel j. Brown has been de-
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Cincinnati, for more than thirty years, as al
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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30

FAST DAY.-By proclamation Of the
President a National Fast is ordered 70;
to-day Thursday.
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MIEcE PIES AND Tracts .-Under this
heading, the reader will find an amusing
PisceIanong our selections, which he will
enjoy more than eating mince pies.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30

TDick Gunnel, of Scott county who
has been in the Rebel army, was arrested IN
Cincinnati few days ago.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30

GTThe most amusing absurdity OF the
ace is to find the Louisville Journal claim
ing 10 be q Democratic paper.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30

GFGen. Carrington, commander of the
district of Indiana, has issued and order de.
claring that m embers of the secret society
known as the K. G. C.'s will be treated as
public enemies, and punished accordin gly.
He also declares the wearing of butternut
emblems d!sloyal practice. punishable as
other dislovaI offenses ara
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30

0NFJohn Harris, the man who broke
open the Hardware House of Owens, Pinck.
ard & Barley, and then fred it, has been
sentenced to nine years imprisonment, in
the State prison. The Sheriff of this coun-
~ left for Frankfort on Monday with Har-
ris -
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30
A. b. COCHRAN MS
FAMILY GROCERY STORE,
No 80, west-side Market ST.,

GALBREATH'sl nTAvSVTTTF NV
OLD STAND.
lust received large stock of Family and
q Assorted Groceries, such as
Sugar, Syrup, Coffee, Teas, Mackcrel,
Fish, Nutmegs, Spices, Candles, Will
low and Wooden Ware, BroOms,
Tobacco, Cigars, &C., &c.
Having bought all my Goods for CASH, and my
motto being "QUIcK SALES AND SMALL PRoFITs,"
can assure all who may give me call, the
cheapest Groceries in the city
Ry-The best quality of COAL OIL always on
hand and for sale at the lowest market price.
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 10, 1868. A. Be.
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GFPsrsdns wishing the B,4Retsa. must
pay for 1t in advance. We are compelled
to adopt this course in justice to ourselves.
our.terms are only One Dollar per year. :
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-30

THIS WORK is in Press and will soon be
Il ready. 1t contains complete and accurate
copies ofMr. VALLANBIeHAM's principal Speeches
on the subjects above named. Also, parts of
etc. The work has been carefully edited and is
believed to present, fairly and correctly, the
litical record and position of man whose views
in relation to the causes of our National troubles,
and the right remedies for them, are attracting
an extraordinary amount of public attention.
The work is on good, substantial paper, 20S
pages, large svo.
PRIcE-Paper covers, so cents; Cloth, rs cents.
Delivered by Mail or Express, prepaid, on re-
ceipt of the price.
Send orders, with the money inclosed, to Co
lumbus; Ohio, addressed to j. H. RILEY d Co.,
or TO Gov. MEDARY, Office of The Crisis. large
sale is expected.
Every newspaper that gives the above three
insertions, also this notice, and sends marked
copies addressed BOX 500, Columbus, Ohio, will
receive three copies of the work. Eapr16-3w
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Dispositions in Cincinnati.

Dispositions in Cincinnati.
As Commissioner of Deeds, DE-, for KentucKy,
am authorized to take and certify DePositions
70 be read on the trial OF suits In KENTUCKY: APP
slsayv here in the City, viii receive my personal
sttention-either as Commissioner or as Attorney
as nav he desired. RICHARD H. COLLINS.
Cincinnati, Ohio, April 16, 1868.
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o. OEFTCE-SecOnd Street, Opposite
CadlOoladsss Photograph Gallery.
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MAYsvILLE. APRIL 80
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They act SO directly upon the Liver,
exciting that organ to such an extent as
that the system does not relapse into its
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They are really
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-10-21
DIPTIIERIA.

EDITORS CHARLESTON CouRlER:-A physician of
distinguished ability gives US the following facts
concerning this much DREADED disease:
1st In its nature, it is not local affection, as is
usually supposed but constitutional, pervadng the
blood Of the whole system before it makes its ap-
pearance in any part. 1t is of nature kindred to
~erysipelas, and though epidemica is not strictly
speaking infectious.
ID Its most manifest symptom is false men,
brane OF q white color, which forms upon and
around the tonsils, near the palate, and which
thckens and extends, unless checked, until the pa.
tient dies from sufocaton. This false membrane
is, however, not confined to the throat but nav
. sometimes be seen upon the hand or arm, or any
other place whore the skin has been removed.
3D.. Among the cautions to be observed are the
following: Avoid all medicines and modes of treat
ment which shall exhaust the STRENGTH and be care
full not to injure the skin by blisters or counter.
irritants, particularly in the neighborhood Of the
throat
4th. To effect its cure, aim to restore as rapidly
and effectively as possible, the patients waning
strength. For this purpose let the diet be of the
most nutritious character, chicken soup, beef tea,
etc. Gice freely Of eggnog, made of good whiskey,
or use the stimuant in any other way that will com.
bine nourishment with stimulation. Add to the gen.
eral strength by the Of mineral tonics of which
none is better that muriate of iron, which may be
administered as largely as ten drops at dose every
two or three hours, tor an adult. Between the do
ses of iron, give from five to fifteen grains of cho
rate (not chloride) of potash or of soda. The chic.
ride of soda may be used as an aniseptc gargls but
the best gargle is common salt. =.
If the disease gives signs of periodcity, by regu-
lar remissions and accessions, then bring to your
aid the great antiperiodic quinlne.
Adoice-Cut out this article and keep it ready
for time of need. The statement may be relied
upon. A CLERGYMAN.
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Congressional Districts.

First Distyct-Ma-tin, Hartford Gates, Chowan, Per
rmsns, Pasquotauk, Camden, Currtuck, Northampton
Seon5 Disr-Halifax, Edgecombe Beaufort, Wilson
Tsird Disriet-C arteret Craven Jones' onsl0"' Da
rE intt:srict-New Hanover, Brunswick, COLUMBUS
MAIDEN. Robson, Cumberland, Richmond and harnest.
Eth District-Warren, Franklin, GRANVILLE wake'
SfM Dissrie-Alamance Person, Caswell, Rockingham
|GuiIford, Stokes and Forsyth:
SS.rsah Dstriet-Randolph Davidson, Chatham, Moore
EgIM District Rowan Cabarras Union, Mecklenburg
css,9n. Lincoln, Catawba and Cleaveland;: ,
Ms Ditrss-Ashe Aeghany ii. W .a5 sur Ssd~e''
IaI Distr;et-Cay Cherokee. Macon. Jackson Madi
am Buneombs Transy vania Henderson, Polk Yancey
Mcdowell Rutherford Mitchell HAYWOOD and and Wataug1
The election for members of Congress IN tos state vii
the several precincts in the Districts on Wednesday tn
4h Of November.
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DIR. J.. Ramsay.

Weare highly grati6ed to learn that this gentle
man is a candidate for Congress in the Eighth Dis
trict in opposition to Mr.. Lander, Destructive. We
have received DR.. Ramsay's Card containing his
views on the state of the country which shall ap-
pear in our next 1t is one of the best embodimens
We have seen of the principles and objects of the
Conservative party.
The Charlotte Bulletin in its notice of Dr. Ram
says speech in. Charlotte on the 18th, says:
Hon. Vim. Lander being absent, Gen. j. A.
Young replied to DR.. R., learn, as it was reason
able to expect to the entire satisfaction of the friends
of Mr. Lander, and of all who felt it their duty to
sustain tn administration in itsheIculean ard sue
cessful efforts to drive back the hosts of the inva-
ding foe and that he also showed up the course of
DR.. Ramsay as member of the present Legislature,
to be identical with that of the Raleigh Standard
and in opposition to the vigorous policy Of Gov.
Vance in his efforts to prepare our State for defence
against invasion"
grosser falsehood was never uttered than the
statement that DR.. Ramsay has acted "in opposition
to the vigorous policy of Gov. Vance in his efforts
to prepare our State for defence against INVASION
No man is more anxious to see the State defended
than DR.. Ramsay, and no member of the Legislature
has been more intent than he on providing proper
means of defence.
The nsidious attempt Of Gen. Young and Of the
Bulletin to produce the impression that Gov.
Vance and DR.. Ramsay are not acting in concert is
we'll understood. 1t is a pSt Of the game which
has been played for some time past of praising
Gov. Vance and assailing his friends DR.. Ramsay
stood by Gov. Vance and defended him when he
was charged by the Bulletin and others with being
| opposed to the Southern cause, though he was
stalking his life for that cause aud he is the same
friend of Gov. Vance now that he was then But
it is not necessary that the friends of Dr. R. should
found his clans for election on the merits or the
popularity of others. All they ask is justice. He
has sterling merits Of his own and feel sure that
his principles and views as contained in his Carr,
are those of large majofity of the people of the
Eighth District We believe he will be elected, if
his friends will rally to him. Mr. Lander has been
tried and found wanting. His opponent will be
able to do more for the Confederate cause than he
has Gone; and he will also be more prompt than
Mr.. Lander has been to avail himself of opportnni-
ties for securing an honorable peace
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RESULT OF THE GEORGIA ELECTION returns
indicate that Governor Brown has carried the pop
ular VOTE though by not a very large majority.
In the Congressional election, SO far the returns
indicate that in the First District Julian Hartridge
has been reelected in the Second Col. VIM E.
Smith has defeated Hon. Chas. j. Munnerlyn, the
present incumbent; in the Third, Col. Mark H.
Blandford has defeated Hon. Hines Holt; in the
Fourth District, Clifford Anderson has defeated Hon.
A. H. Kenan in the Seventh, Col James NJ. Smith
has been elected over Lewis; in the Eight, Lester
elected over Glenn; in the Ninth, Col Mcmillan
in the TENTH Warren Akin But few returns have
been received from the Sixth. The probability is
that the entire delegation will be new men, except
Mr.. Hartridge of this District columbus Times
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-10-21

The Editor Of the Wilmington Journal, moved by
party vindctiveness and old grudges omits no occa
sion to injure and malign US in his columns. He
pretended to deprecate the late mob against our Of
fice, audis now engaged in course calculated to
stir up the vicious and tho uniformed to another
mob against us We are as true North CAROLYN
ian and as true Confederate as the Editor Of the
Journal He served the Lincoln government and
endeavoed to draw hts pay for it, after we had re-
fused to serve it as he did by publishing the laws
of the United States and if the enemy were to oc'
cupy Wilmington he would skedaddls with the &C.
tivity of dodo, or remain and take protection to
secure his property.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-10-21

MEssRs. Turner AND ARLINGTON IN GRANVILLE
We learn that these gentlemen addressed the people
of Granville at Brassfelds on Wednesday, and at
Will;amsborough on Saturday last; and that the
tide Of public preference is largely in favor Of Capt
Turner. We learn that Capt. Turner'S speech, es-
peeally at Brassfeds gave great satisfaction, and
that the reception which Mr.. Arlington met was SO
cold that he almost lost his temper.
Our information from all parts of the District is
cheering. If the Conservatives will only exert
themselves and turn out in full force on the day Of
election, Capt Turner will be elected by large
majority.
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Public SDeaking.

The candidates for Congress in this District
Messrs Arlington and Turner, will address their fel'
low.citizens at the places and times following:
Monday. goth October, Rolesville, Wake.
49,, o7,b Bushels "
" Wednesday, 2sth Barney jones'
Thursday, 29th Lashley's y Roads, I"
Friday, 3Oth Green Level,
Saturday, 3lst =" Laws,
Mr. Turner will address the people of Raleigh
and vicinity in the Courthouse on the evening o.
Tuesday, the 9th October.
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Apples are said to be so abundant in Northwest
Carolina and Southwest Virginia, that they are pur
chased at twenty cents a bushel. Here they would
bring ten dollars. and in Richmond twenty dollars
per bushel
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.rrnov OF THE PRESS IS ONE OF THE GREAT
In. n ESQ. Of LIBERTY, AND THEREFORE, OUGHT NRy-
Bul ", nr RrsraA1SED.-BW Of Rights of North
carolina.
Congress- SHALL MAKE NO LAW ABRlDGiNa THE
.,srpoM OF SPEECH, OR OF THE PRESS; OR THE RIGHT
T. THE PEOPLE PEAoEABLY TO ASSEMBLE AND PETITION
sar GOVERNMENT FOR REDRESS OF GRIEVANCES
institution Of the Confederate States.
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70 To Voters or.the I'd Congregational District.

T6'tke Voters ofthe I'd Congressional Das6tss.
Fellow.ctzens am candidate for yoer sufsages At
the next ensuing Congressional election From dneens
parts of the District citizens respectable in number
character andrre specve Of old associations have
earnestly and repeatedly expressed TO me their desire tnaI
should become candidate, and it is gratifying to me 20
know that while follow my own inclination ms in
to represent you in the next Congress- am obeyng inc
wishes of a large number of my fellow countFymen.
Ny connection with the army has long removed me Iem
that familiar intercourse with the people ct home tnas
would undar efficient crcums ances be 90 desirable 10
order to be instructed in regard to public on
policy before The country with the soldier however, WIN
whom have shared Captain of company 30 long the
fagues and exposures of the march and the Svouac ana
the tolls and dangers of duty the different know
his wants. and for him and his feel, as should every
warm.bearted patriot, the most profound sympathy ia
elected will what industry and ability possess
to fulfil the obligations Of the Representative 10 both class
On the contrary if the people should not CHOOSE to
elect will abide their judgment with the conviction
that have right crcise because tits given against
me-
fully sensible Of the distinction conferred by being
elected to the position for which am candidate, and
shall as proud receive shall be anxious and ear.
nest prove myself worthy Of the responsible trusts but
lei the be what may whether 1t shall be to retain
my present line of duty or to transfer me to new
field my efforts and my energies will be devoted 20 the
Of my struggling country the paramount interest OF
which to esta bsh its separation from the North and OBJ
tain its recognition in the great family Of nations as free
and Independent nationality.
October 10 1893 S4-lt
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Lieut. T. L. Cody, (printer who served in this
officeO delivered squad of 81 deserters to Camp
Vance last week. Of this number SO were Virgil
mans and Q Aabamians. We desire those Virgil
mans fond of speaking of North Carolina desert.
ers to stick q pin here.-Milton Chronicle.
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MARRIED.

At the residence of the brides father in the vicinity OF
Eagle Rock, Wake County Tuesday the 18th October,
1853 by L. W. Hood Esq Mr. JACKSON HoSEYouTr to Mss
ANN NJ MARsHBoURN, all of said County.
In Warrenton October 9th, by the Rev. MI. Williams,
Mr. J. Y CHRIsTxAs, of Gen. N. w. Eansom's Stan, to
Mrs. RHooA G. WHITNEY, daughter Of Mrs. Gen. Gains
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SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, RA::
- LEIGH October 9Th. 1868. Medical examining Board
No. @ composed of the following named Medical Officers
Surgeon EUGENE GIBSON,
Surgeon RICHARD B HAYWOOD,
will meet the town Of Smithfeld in Johnston Coant
on Monday, the 10Th Of October,
Kinston in Leuoir, Wednesday, the alst:
Kenansvnie, Durlin GA Friday and SATURDAY,, the Esd
and OATH.
Clinton, Sampson, on Monday snd Tuesday, the 2eth
and 27th. fs5... .s...; D.,
Wilmington, in Now Hanover, on Thursday and Friday,
the 29h and SOth Of October 80,
For the purpose Of examining all petssas Who chin Cd
emption from Home Guard dny account Of physical die
ability according to thu provisions General Order No
is sued 6om the Adjntan! Generals ndlee ;,
81. ..-.' Saegeal GeperaI
Oct 18th, 1868. "a !... =. ~ !