The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-08-06

THE. BULLETIN.
NASHVILLE. AUGUST 8.
RFPersons wishing the Bulletin, must
pay for 1t In advance. We are compelled
70 adopt this course in justice to ourselves.
Our terms are only One Dollar per year.
The VoTE OF MASON COUNTY. We
have not been able to procure che official
vote in the several precincts. The Eagle
publishes the following as the aggtegats of
all the precincts except Dover: Bramlette
912, Wickliffe 104; Wadsworth 901, Brown
n.
GA battalion of the 10th KY. Cavalry,
from Big Sandy, landed at Maysville on
Saturday night, remained till Monday even
ing, and then marched for Mt. Sterling.
6-Claims for damages for property des-
troyed by the mob in New York. have been
presented, to the amount of $4,000. The
aggregate; it is estimated, will reach $4o0,
600. ~ -r--
@Among the persons drafted in Phila-
dslphia Friday were two sons of General
Meade.
GFIt is rumored that President Lincoln
will spend some time in the White Noun
tains during the month of August.
OF Burnside, being an ignominuous
failure as a commander in the field, seems
to be ambitious of earning reputation like
Butler did at New Orleans by a career of
Infamous administrative tyranny.
0TThe total estimated strength of the
entire rebel army of Virginia, is 124, 500
men.
GrOne thousand conscripts in Lancaster
county, Pa, have paid $500 each for ex-
emption.
6rThe Richmond Wing of the 31st has
the following:
MONTGOMERY, July 29.-The funeral of
the late W. L. Yancey, took place this af-
ternoon. The Wing of August LIST, says
that John B. Floyd is very i'll, and he is not
expected to recover.
6TIt is officially stated that the total
number of Union wounded in the three
days battle at Gettysburg is about 14,ooo
A fraction over 2 ,OC0 wounded remain in
the hospitals there. |
OTThe Provost IGuards who have for
for some weeks past been running round
loose in this city under the command(?) OF
Capt. Fred Bierbower, have been moved |
hence to Falmouth. We haYe heard on
the streets many expressions of satisfaction.
but none of regret, at the removal of these
men, under orders from superior authority.
1t Is supposed here that this absorption Of
force, intended for local use, into the gen.
eral army forces, was an alternative for
their proposed disbandment.
-SS-
@New England did not send a single
regiment to the relief of Pennsylvania
during the rebel invasion. She has six re-
publican governors.
JWhy,s dried lemon like an old
maid? Because it was made to be squeez-
ed and wasn't.
GA captain paroled at Vicksburg, was
recently captured in Virginia in arms. He
has been brought to Washington.
OFThe Federals and rebels took about |
500 horses out of Crawford county, Indiana,
and left as many cold frames"
0CTCol. l.. B. Grigsby has resigned the |
Colonelcy of the Oath Kentucky Volun-
teer Infantry. He has been the commander !
of the Regiment since its organic alton in
1861.
TThe Democratic State Convention Of
California have nominated Elk Gov. Dow |
ney for Governors and adopted a platform
similar to that of the Seymour Democrats
of the State of New York.
OsTThe salary of Prince William, of
Denmark, as King of Greece, will be l.
100000 francs-S25o, cooper annum. To
this will be added by the Ionian Islanders
two palaces, with incomes of over 125 900
francs attached.
6rThe military hung around the voting
places on Monday to secure freedom Of
election" as Burnside intended. The result
was. that some citizens voted and some
oidnt-thats' all.
6TThe Bostonians are said to have ia
ken the draft good naturally. But cor
respondent of the Newburyport Herald
says that five hundred conscripts-some