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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-12
CELESTIAL PHoroGRAPHY Photographs

CELESTIAL PHoToeRAPHY.-Phot Photographs
of the moon nearly three feet in diameter.
having been taken by Professor Draper, of
New York, which represents that orb on
scale of seventy miles to the inch. Ii is
magui6ed to three hundred times the size
of th moon, aud shows distinctly the VOL
canic action on it with the streams of lava
traced down the sides of the mountain.
These pictures surpass the best achieymeuts
of European science. There is not az Oh
servatory in the world where any similar
work of this kind has been done on+this
scale.- rs % 2"'s - 3.
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@The great Boston organ, which has
been ssyeu-y earsiu building was formally
exhibited at Music Hall, 10 that city. on
Saturday evening. The Boston papers. de-
scribe the scene as onetof funexamplsd en-
thusiasm."
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MISSOURI ELECTION = The Tnfernals. >
as the radicals are termed in Missouri. ha We
been badly beaten in the late State election.
The conservative for Blair ticket for Su-
preme Court Judges has been elected by a
large majority. This defeat of the 'Jaco-
bins in Missouri will have good effect up
on the peace of the State. ..9-
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New Grain Store /!

eHAvING Retired from the firm of ALEX.
IL Power & 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 call, as have LARGE
number Of Sacks and feel confident of my ability
TO give eltire satisfaction t. all who may be
pleased to deal with me. I'D -
eoE .Gss az ALEX. POWER.
5 Maysyille, KY, July /, 1868. -.
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TFhe7 prosecution of prisoners in the
several counties Of England and Wales, the
last year. cost the Government 1858, 645;
and no wonder when man was recently
convicted at Wilmington for stealing half
penny, and poor hungry woman kept in
jail for. three weeks for picking up a raw
turnip in field to feed starving and sick
child.J Uci yar is l-e.s.4ue h-a a. G. as %
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GA tavern-keepsr's bill lately come to
light, at Newburyport. in which breakfast
oil coffee and 81 bowls of punch, Zip, &c..
were charged to a company of half dozen
old Puritans, who met Sept. 26th. 1854, to
talk about the "Great uneasiness and tumult
on occasion Of the Stamp Act"
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G-Major Thomas j. Clay, Inspector
General on Buckner's staff, the youngest
son of Col. Henry Clay, and the grand -son
of the Sage of Ashland, died at Atlanta
Ca. on the 18th ult., Of cOngestiTe fever
His elder and only brother, who was in the
Federal service, died abo1ta year ago. 81:
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ora pretty little Georgia girl enlisted
in the rebel army. and when her sex was
discovered, she said she entered the army
with the consent of her parents, to avenge
the death of brother who was killed in
Virginia. e-- .ze. .-. .- .r --. ~. q
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Boys" said village pedagogue the
other day, "what is the m Gaming of all that
noise in the SCHOOL,"
1T is Bill Sykes. sir, who is all the tim e
initiating a locomotive
Come up here, William, if you are
turned into LOGON olive. it is high time
You were switched off
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+ 0FThe Frankfort Commonwealth says:-
eve may as we'll tell Mr.. Stanton that he
cannot recruit negroes in Kentucky; the
people and the authorities will not permit
it. The unconditional Union men and the
authorities will never submit to the ont
rage" e
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The city of Cleveland, o.. according 10
the official report of the superintendent of
the public schools, has elsven hundred more
children old enough to attend school than
it had last year. That must be great
place for light infdntty. sr-.-f .t.rs..
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EThe Mobile Tribune says. 1.-THE Hon.
Pierre Soule has been appointed Brigadier
General, and ordered to take the field.
The appointment is likely to be great
service. Gen. Soule has unbonnded popu-
larity in Louisiana, and will attract, no
douot. great many troops from that noble
but oppressed State"
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Tue ALABAMA.-Extract from tn 9 spe ech
of Mr.. Laird, the builder of the Ala bama,
at Liverpool: -.
THE ALABAMA AND TIL FLORIDA
l will take two ships built ia this neigh :
borhood-the Alabama and the Florida
Loud and protacted cheering Tam MT a.
ashamed, ladies and gentlemsn to o,on that m u
sons designed and built the Alabama Re :
newed cheering Nor. am sure. is builde r
of the Florida ashamed to say that he de :
signed and builtthat ship. But the testi-
mony borne to those vessels is not the testi-
mony of Birkenhead or of Liverpool, or in
deed of this countay; but the testimony
com es from America. They are two yes
sells that have been afloat for some consd-
cradle length of time, and they have defed
the power Of four hundred ships. lCheer-
ing.] They have never been caught. Re-
newed cheering They were designed and
built by private individuals; but in this
country it is the misfortune of the mana
gers of our marine to imagine that one
man, and one man only, is to carry 10 his
head the brains of all the designing talent of
the country for building ships . If they
had got little life in the Admiralty, then
they might have improved on the Alabama
and the Florida. and perhaps on other
ships. (Laughter.J We have been accus-
toned to hear of the Americans boastiDg
about their ship building, aud that thsy
build ships to run twenty miles an hour.
Ladies and gentlemen the, Alabama goes hir-
teen, but The americans haue nepsr been able
to touch her. 3 ---., -. = :.
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Cincinnati, cording to the annual state
ment of its trade and business, has 13I
houses engaged in manufacturing clothing
for the army, and over 5000 persons,
chiefly females, are employed by them.
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FIT SUMTER NOT TAKEN PhfIadeI-
Phla maintains its reputation for lying tel
eerapbic dispatches. The report 10 rela-
ton to the capture of Fl. Sumpter was false.
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@Ths enforcement of the conscr;ption
act mployed $1,000 officials and the num-
Der of soldiers obtained was about 60, 000i
These officials shonld now be called into
the service. as they evinced their willing
ness to serve their country for pay, and, be-
ing war M en-, cannot object to fighting.
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@Miss Sheperd, good looking young
lady of eighteen, has recovered $3.50 dam
ages from E. M. Potter, in Rochester, N. Y.
for not marrying her. as he promised to.
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@Tho Adams cOuHty (ohiO) Democratic
Union says: 1se Tel -
Burnt IN EFFIGY.-Through reliable
authority, we have been informed that the
,hsdlcals' OF the so called union party,' at
Ripley, Brown County. Ohio burnt in efigy
ME-: L. Vaiisndighaun, with the Constitu :
tioo OF the United States in ono hand and
the Cincinnati Enquirer in the other"
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ECareful estimates give the whole rsb.
Ell force In all their armies east Of the Miss.
issiPPi at $50 900. and west OF the Mississ-
ippi at 20, 900. ~. -
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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
suffers in the army, thus blending morality
with amusement. -.-r
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0GeOrge w. Lambert, of Baltimore,
has been appointed "traveling engineer on
the Moscow and Nizhe-Novogored- rail-
road" Russia. a position similar to super
intendeDt ola railroad in this country. -
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@Detcctivss employed by tie corpora
tions have discovered serious embezzls-
ment BY conductors and baggags-masters
Of the Lebanon Valley and Reading'and
Philadelphia Railroads, and they have been
arrested De- .f +-eT
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GA ship will start to perform the voy-
age round the world on the 5sh of March.
The starting place is Trieste. the price $500,
and the trip will last mouths.
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6TSeventeen regular places of amuse-
ment are now open in New-York, besides
countless concert saloons and music halls.
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.0FSecretary Stanton, on late hurried
visitto the West, had special trains, and
made the time from Cleveland to Louis.
vile, 387 miles, in eleven hours. =
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0TIt is stated that Miss SlidelI. the
daughter of the rebel ambassador, is shortly
to be married to NJ. Erlanger, the Confeder.
ate loan contractor.
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OTThe California1s tried for fitting ont
privateer, have beeu sentenced to fifteen
years Imprisonment and fine of $4,000.
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@Brigham Young has just led another
bride to the halter Brigham urges his
people to receive kindly, sisters, from abroad
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&The steamer Emperor brought into
Cincinnati 6l2 bales of cotton from Mem
phis. The freight on the staple was four
dollars bale. I'D. So -s
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Ex-senator Wilson said, in a speech at
Brunswick, Me-, that"any honest poor man,
that could not raise $500, had better 90 to
the war;" ... --.-- -.
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0TThe National Convention of brewer
offer premium of FIVE hundred dollars for
suitable substitute for rosin.
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Certify thousand additional Russian
troops are to be sent into Poland. which is
the latest "note'' from st. Petersburg to the
Western Powers. 81 .-'a-s
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o. Chattanooga is the Cherokee for
hawks nest. The town was formerly the
head quarters of John Ross, the Cherokee
chief. -s FL g.. s
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0TIn the Seventh Congressional Dis
trict OF New York city, out of 3,C75 con-
scripts, 2.o79 reported, and not one has been
secured!
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REPORTED D1sAsTzR TO GEN. BURHsrDE.
We have reports of the loss Of parts Of two
regiments of General Burnsids's army oocu .
pying bis advanced posts in East Tsnnss.
see, 10 ...ea. y t.s.s..a ~! Easaa.
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@The Richmond city council has APP
propriatsd $4,000 for the relief of the poor
and appointed a committees to purchase ar
ticles to be sold at cost to. the citizens.
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FBurnside is threatened by Bragg on
one side, and by forces from Lynchburg on
the other, under Gene Jeff Stewart from
Lees army. ~ 5a5
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-GVThey say locomotive on the Balti-:
more and Ohio Railroad recently ran six
teen miles in ten minntes.B1 = ace
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GTTbe number of sick and wounded
soldiers in the hospitals throughout the
country was, on the 10th of September ST.
713. s.s5 -.-.s -.- a.a sr atsz
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GrRothschi lid has taken four million
pounds sterling of French Treasury Bonds
at five per cent. intersst-the whole loan is
$50 100000. r., ~ - 49, se,. sz7.
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0TIsrael Washburn, Jr., late Governor
has been appointed Collector of Portland
Maine.
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0TGeneral Meade's Army of the Pofo-.
mae.has been winning, according to the re-
ports Of that officer, considerable success in
an advance toward the Rappaha1nock. He
appears to be drawing near to GsnzLss, and
Q general conflict may be imminent. -s5
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.@A Vermont clergyman is in Jail for
Aogging his wife. He claimed the right as
patriarch ofhis family. .i'
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III S IL - Mackerel, Salmon, Herring,
Il Sardines, L AXE and other fish - -.
-.. s.- ALEX MADDOX l.
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NORM MEAL-From picked flint grain
~ and carefully milled, ever on haai
..t. ALEX. MADDOX.
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SUGARS-Choicest Brown and White
~ Sugars always on hand
ALEX. MADDOX. r
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1t is evident from the history of woman's
creation, that say what you will Of her, she
is only side-issue.
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Old HAMS-2OO two year. old can
~ vassed of lot of some thousand of nv
own curing, still remaining for select use.
80 ALEX. MADDOX,
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lINEAS-Green and Black of all the best
Il grades. ALEX MADDOX.
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EORN IN TIE EAR--Selected sound
~ corn in the ear always on hand -
-'-F' ALEX. MADDOX. i4
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DLOCK AND TACKLE--An assortment
- embracing all sizes of superior construction
s..- .- .ts.- ----e ALEX. MADDOX.
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HoFFEE--The choicest descriptions al
~ ways kept in full supply :. 49, -.
-,..... go. H. ALEX. MADDOX.
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prepared always on
~ hand A. MADDOX 3
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NORDAGE-H Hemp and Manila ropes of
~ all sizes from plough line to a ships cable,
always on hand. ALEX MADDOX
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Reecher Abroad.

b The ;Rev.tH. w. BeecherSmetgwith q
warm but nota cheering reception at Liver
pool! We are told that "there was no riot
as anticipated, but his speech was disgrace
fully interrupted." The following letter
from the venerable Rector OF Liverpool to
the Secretary of the Emancipation Society
Expresses an opinion of Beecher and his mis-
sion:
lZ-fy Es UHiIDwALL, Oct 10. 1853. 6,
] SIR: In reply to your letter requesting me
| to inform my congregation that Mr.. d. w.
Beech er will deliver a lecture la the Phil
harmonic, Hall on the American War aud
Emancipation beg to inform you that l
decline to invite my congregation to attend
a lecture on that species of transcription, !"
which Lord Brougham, in my opinion Just
", calls "a hollow pretext designed to pro-
mote slave instruction" 5lgss a-1
= return you the platform ticket you have
sent me, not intending to attend the lecture,
being of opinion that persons protesting to
be the ministers of a merciful God, "the
Author of peace and Lover of concord"
might be better employed than in advo-
eating a fratricidal war, accompanied d by
atrocities. which, as Lord Brougham says
again, "Chrstian times have seen nothing
to equal. and at which the world stands
aghast almost to incredulity." -.--s,a --S
- Your obedient servant, s. .rE
--- -,-g, AUGUSTUS CAMPBELL, cas-
f.---.. 9.s, Rector of Liverpool,
The above is another evidence that the
English people are resolved to wash their
hand of the "holiow pretext designed to
promote a slave insurrection.'' h-a ssga q 20
The Bsechar will have one consoia-
ton, viz: That if all the world besides turn
their backs upon them, they have the
promise of new attachments, from the "W ar
Democrats Of North America. Give these
War Democrats Office and greenbacks and
excuse them from active service in the
ranks, aud they will be the most 'obedient
followers in the army of their "cousinsi" as
Artemus Ward has it.-Crisis. --.ara.e
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@Gardinal Wissman was, at last &C
counts, unable to leave his bed.
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omciaI vote of ohio.

The complete official returns Of the vote
Of Ohio for Governor at the late election in
that State give tbe following aggregate re-
suits: Il 81 81
4 For Brough, (Unionl -e-I247 ,2l6
For Vallandigham, lS5. 464
Brough's majority, 6I,752
= Theyote for Secretary of State in 1862
was as follows: S~e - -
For Armstrong, O) 1874 332
For kennon. (Union) zasI78. 755 :
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BOURBON WHISKY-AT1arees toek or
ID ure copper distilled Whisky from one to-
four years old, always kept on hand for sale low
by Brl or gallon. ALEX. MADDOX,
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ALEX. MADDOX.
Old STAND ON Wall STREET
GROCERIES, old BOURBON, LIQUORS
OLD AND NEW HAMS.

VIVA VI LII w 14AADS
c OUVTR 2 PROD UCE AND Il GENERAL
ASSORTMENT or FANZLY IND RU
i.SZNES.S- C0NSUNPT TONS F0R CITY
AND .COUNZR II!
4 7 M Y OLD AND COMMISSION
~ Stand, embracing two large and elegant
three story stores on Wall Street, L continue to
carry on, with increased stock and facilities, my
long established business of furnishing Families
in City and County, Farmers, Merchant a5d all
others, most of the essential commodities con
sumed in life, all which l am selling at the
most favorable rates for cash or such country
produce as suits the market. Thankful for the
liberal patronage so long extended to me in the
past, and which has enabled me to offer greater
inducements to customers hereafter. 1 respect
fully solicit continuance of their favors. Be-
low will be found advertisement. of few of nv
pecialities; but it would take up whole news
paper to enummerase all the commodities OF
general necessity which l habitually keep on
hand. No one can examine my stock and 90
away unsuited as to quality and price.
.r 2-ss s ALEX. MADDOX,
-. ..- z. Old Stand on. Wall Street.
Msysville, July II - .- =
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EHEESE-Them ost select brands of rich.
" pure, bluegrass cheese. 1 "fl
- ALEX. MADDOX. II
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NEW HAMS.-5O0 canvassed Hams M
~ my last years curing, sweet, sound, iuicy
and of unrivaled favor.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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FAMILY FLOUR.-The choicest brands
a always kept ALEX. MADDOX,
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e @The election of members of the rebel
Congress took place November 4th. E.
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nLD BOURBON.-5O BrIs choice Bourf
~ bon Whiskey very old. pure, highly tavoreci
and oily. ALEX. MADDOX. :,
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STORAGE AND COMMITS SIoN--Good-
y and Produce for storage or sale always re-
eeived on consignment on the most moderate
rates. ALEX. MADDOX.
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COMMON WHISKY - An abnndant
~ supply of common Whiskeys, at very low
rates, always on hand. .r 81. aeFl5's.
. .a, a- 7-.- ALEX MADDOX.
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ss.v Iotalsr,, - ~-Est - fooo,oo1
These figures show an increase this year
of nearly seventy thousand votes over the
vote of last year.-,sThe Democrats, it will
be seen, cast as many votes this year as.they
did at the last election. - y n - a..E
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omciaI Vote of PennsyIvauia.

Official Vote of PennsyIvania. -zt
There has been a heavy increase in the
vote of Pennsylyaniarss we'll as in Ohio
The heaviest vote ever until recently cast
for Governor was in 1850, as follows: zass
Curtin - LT s9'-qi go 262 .397
Foster 80 a. ~ - 230,269
--e 81 --sfE = .iJ~f ss1T 2--
-di Total - 49, ~ : 495, $3.50 20
Curtin's majority 80 80 80, 128
This year the vote is -@@ cfs'' sees
Curtin $40. a-fs-'55 5ea- 269, 1876
Woodward 80. - 80 '254,l71 :
-ai ar-.sg1 al -aeJst r-JE'1--
a. Total sf. e-s5 esq -. 523 667 %
Excess over 1860 tsisa 3I.ooI ?
Curtains majority in 1868 1888
Pennsylvania has sent 164,257 three
years m en- to the field since 1880, and yet
her vote is 81 900 larger than at that time
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STONE WARE-Every kind of vessels
~ of the best manufactured earthern ware.
ALEX. MADDOX
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Tue ALABAMA.-Extract from tn spe ech
Of Mr. Laird the builder of the Ala bama,
at Liverpool: ---r --
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SALT-Best Kanawha and Ohio River
~ Salt by the Brl. and Table Salt by the, bag.
A MADDOX
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GANDLES-Choice brands of Star and
~ Tallow candles, adapted to all seasons.
-'-. -sf"s gas u ALEX. MADDOX
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Old Stand on. Wall Street.
Asysville, July II ~. -
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The railroad on the opposite side of the
Rsppahannock were found uninjured
Oar cavalry are reported at Culpepper. At
the latest accounts part Of our forces were.
at Brandy Station. and another was two
miles the other side of Kely's Ford. Seme
of our troops were at other points.