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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-19
GRAIN DRILLS.

FARMERS are requested to call and ex-
IL anime new Grain Drill for putting in
their fall crops. 1t has many improvements
over the old Drill, and those wanting one would
DO well to call early. For sale by
JNO. Il. RICHESON.
MaYsville, sept s, 1865. -~<-' ~.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-19
twilight Reveries.

twilight ReVerle6. Er-
l. "Oi there are blissfuI memories
Como threnging round me now,
Sweet pictures from the book of life,
That flush my pallid brow;
And one dear image nightly comes
To nestle in my heart,
Nor would for the wealth ofworlds,
g Fer wish it to depart.' 1-t2
Has ever spirit existed that was not
wont at this calm hour of rest, to dwellupon
the leaves in the great book of life, wherein
all the joyful, happy pictures that charmed
our days of innocence are traced. Through
the mist of half forgotten. dimly rem ember-
ed scenes, those memories are floating round
you now, apart from the dense shadows th at
Times relentless finger may have left upon
each care worn face-visions, which, though
they may depart as quickly as they appear
twilight reveries that may sorrowfully
appeal to a trusting soul, yet ever bid it
soar beyond the realms of earthly space to
the better land! E
Their beauty ike an ever blooming laurel,
weaves its garland Of hope to Irvine around
the humblest brow: sweet voice that is
welcome amid evenings calm, the better TO
prepare the wearied frame when the days
labor is done, for the slumbors that follow
in the "still watches of the night"
If you in pleasant reality, have dear
image that nightly comes; if amid those
slumbers. a smile is beamng DER you, re-
calling what you have read of the charms
that rested upon fair Cleopatra's cheek; and
that eye which was so telling in its glances,
as to cause warriors heart to yield to its
subtle power; if she is all you have pictured
her to be in your meditations by day and
your reveries by night; if of her it can be
said:
ga beacon pure whose radiance bright
No lowering cloud confines;
But in afiliction' IS stormy night,
With heavenly lustre shines"
then hast thou treasure that is priceless
a gem of inestimable worth, nor would you
"For the wealth of worlds
Fer wish it to depart"
Would that cur twilight reveries were al.
ways a season of content-but among the
incidents, which, like so many brilliant
stars have studded DER the escutcheon of:our
lives, an hour of retrospection, may kindle
afresh year of regret. The only exposure
of your hearts first fond affection, may bear
a sigh upon its pinions for the Gear one lost,
returning to you tits true again, but not as
the dove to The ark with an olive branch, to
betokeu that the flood has begun to ebb;
rather call it the trem ulous culver of spirit
that as it crossed the rubcon" of human
idolatry, and while lost amid the illusions
of beauty's dream, said to happiness here
below, forever Adieu!
Yet like ray of sunshine that glimmers
through a clouded sky, some moments are
graciously given that inspire our hopes and |
our faith; purify each motive and
strengthen each resolve. The little monitor
within is never silent; yet how often do we
sFold our arms and listen
TO thousand stranger sounds,
While the Life Clock all UNDECIDED,
Plod5 its tireless, solemn rounds"
r. II. L.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-19

It is said that thirteen soldiers of the
American Revolution still linger in our
land. These brave meu have lived too
long. They have survived the ind eperi-
ence they helped to conquer-have stood
at the grave of the liberties bought by their
sufferings and blood-and baEnl witnessed
before generation has passed, the des-
truction. by Aboitionisn, of the Constitu-
ton devised the men who led them to vic
tory. The ideas of freedom and human
rights which have been slowly fiItering
through centuries past, and which. had f.
naily crystallized in the institutions Of the
United States, are again rudely shaken,
and show but dimly through the tur6id
waters of Revolution. The sight is a sor-
rowful one for these old soldiers, who will
see, in their old age. the fabric built by pa
triotism and mutual compromise over
thrown by faction and intolerance Not
content with the Constitution framed by
our fathers, or the Union they cemented
with their blood, the fell spirit of Abolition, /
Its attempts to change will destroy both.
Chicago Times
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-19

INTERNAL REVENUE Decision Boarding
houses are not tura5le as hotels. The diff
erence between a boarding house house and
a hotel is apparent. As a general thing,
the main point of difference is, that hotels
are open to ali who choose to enter without
previous stipulation, excepting entertain
ment unless the house is full; while board
ing house is only open to those who, by
previous arrangeme Mt, have acquired a right
to entertainment at such rate of payment
as the keeper of the house may fix ard
agree upon.-Bout0eHs Tar System; p. 3I3
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-11-19
Linen Cambria Dress Goods;
CARPETS g. MATTLNGS;

A desirable Stool
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gscut @nlfocnartement.

Mew g0yf, Is. 5sbr. DaS Ser, ct.
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lag btsler Orare semaAt nab tnnerbaIb 6
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Dae rBtcapuue" BON z. laBt: 1890 49,
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feben. @s befaue ad iber siuem febenpea
Baier unp tpar ptd 9srug, um etne Senne
au traaen. Die mad Dem @a1sr liA begss
benben 6ibnet, tpelhe trinFen ipOlten, itieneu
ttr s. ltaunsu aber peR pCrsefanensn Wediel
ouSSmDriiden.
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@Islime 8criMte.

6auptquartter Der @UtU &C =
Qrmee, 10. 8sbr. Die &t&mUncer Dis
pat6 ROM II. lagt: Der NCrOen tampfe sbeu
70 lebr fir feline eiSene @elbfertaltnns, ole
fir BITE llnteriO6un9 Oss Sapens; bab teoud
ole 3sit, In pslder Der WcrOsm ZEN Sicen gu
Sernitteu beabii6tstc, Oortber let nno RAP
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Gr 5robt, baB ahiere Manufafturen in Grim
msr aeoen unp infer 9anoel une SHiHfnbrt
sevI0rt rereen wirbeu.
9cn sinem dnoern Nrtitel srtlGrt iA palielbe
Btntt aeaen ieos 0ermtttluns, Wre;tennnna
pNer 9atrpenttUu, neil ber9letAsn Die NiI
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aufletpt l&mmttiGer pke0lGer Ryafte DeS
@aDere. Dae @ouic,ipttcnageItb lclite ibsrau
NIT 5grem9e bura9sfibrt Wercen.
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Mufb,bumo elmer RebtnensgOnpentiUu

6ranto E9., 1S. 6ebr. Oie Ner
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Nuoultpabl Dpr3uuebmen. Oas 6aus BET
Experimentation bate tbnen ben @ebrauA ber
Sale entItieDen Ssrwetgert, uno 70 mietbeten
lie bas 5beater. Delegaten prA 40 Counties
iuaren aupelenp. Daptp Merrppeather tpur.
be gum 8prliBer erwablt, unb laete, er bUfe,
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aufgsp1anStem 8apOnett t@ Dor Dem Sbeater
aufaeltelt, uno oils bic Gtn3elnen @punttes
aufaerufpn iraren, trat Gpl. Gilbert etn unb
tteb bte iolsenDe Srbre perlei en-:
,Oa bstm btslIsen 5auptquartter 3uter'
l6TIiee NanriGt e%iuseiaufsn 1T, oaB etne Nm
3a6l ppu DfsbeleaptOnea EnD Gmiharen ltG
in Dteler 6taDt befnoea, 70 pirD btermtt per+
fagt, bog aIe nidt BIER w~o6nbdften @erlOnen,
NIT 4usnabms Der @eisb5ebuus unO &egtss
ruug8beomisn, lpfert tbre Namen tim 0oupt
auartjgr ~au3usebsn unp ibre 2Csalttdt 9e9sn
bic 3segjeruag Ger Der. Staeteu nad3umetIe len
blten,"
Oarauf trat Gpt @il6ert dn ben He0ner
RuQI un0 la9te. DoB er, nm Die SADIE gu ere
leitteru. loFort Rte 9amsn Der 6:rren aufnsba
men 10 de, nnp fubr fort: y@s inc welfe bier,
0ie uus oie Aebelen Der %ltIimmlen Scrte,
untsr Der GerfiesOuus ron Osmutraten, De-
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CAB, paB tire Nntps nbeit't IN 8entudp midi
uct9mtnDi8 Jet, @forOerte CT Ie ouf, ouseiuan.
Del ga eebeu unU ntGt Dtper 81 tCmmen.
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S9FalRert@E i aRS rs afbtnatoue

Die Batr pes Oeuti6en I'm.
ter & aBuug8 Strstns fur fraa1ti
snb ~perrpunCete @olocten tnDet nun teltimmt
Ia nGhitfr 0pde ltatt. SD qnuAamls8 h1nG
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pirfen psrltlben ldBt stpas @elunSenes ust
@ro6arttges erpartsn. Die 6pir Ielblt mirt
am Weoniag absup I llbr nG9fsr 0pGe in
Der SOD 8sGoDs 6au, tie Strabe, 3pil0en
Q uup &, srSfnet. Sine Nusitelung Der
Bic jebt tn Oen DepptS ~einSegangenen @eeen-
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foleencea Oamen tn BEN StunDen bon 1O
ubr 8crmittass bis 4 nbr Ra9mtttass Be
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Dtsnfaa : 6raul. Niapelupe Nnppsehs,d
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berger. salaa
OOnnsrltas ; 6rdulein ansermaHn Lib
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Der 6ale pur4 gnfsftisunS etlGrdr3tn1 q
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so Gents an Der 6nle 10 Gents Cte perlOm
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ttr&Be+ " Psk ein3se4 Nssnt firsbsr Stoaf NlarEyanb fT
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stesnea 2 tGPft1Gtn 8srteS in ~ceItIdber Mnssdbe
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Ieuer in Rcms@Jorf.

it aus bem 8rad pes Dampffys Glen @Ot@
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Das Maf1ineueau5 unD ansere SBerfge
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gen ourh 8eusr ~pOufanpi9 SsrtSrt, anO Dtsr
QOconiottpen isbr fart belAdotet. Usrlult
$4,000, Der jeOoA burN SerliHerun8 &C.
bsdt TT.
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@irtbiAaft su 0erfanfen.

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Setlamnllun9s 9ofal BET Sos. iSapf, 266 greaDWae.
ODSOt SpSSt $. &Gb rrpps GER.
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Ole 8efkfr bs Gtsent1ums ipcl6e ofeet Tnb far cefauus
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benz s. 9a9 BEG Ronc.s Suit 1868 beiablt iinS, e. u1aae unr
erlabltGe YtItbt tit tptte XrfS sun Sertpai 81 %pnbLisEtGs ~ -
Mu9. ~. %rtce.
Sebr9iat-6utI $50 &hp .&eAsEtOu
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NSOrfbeiIDafte G5eleoembeit

AexxA SOEfbetIbafte e SsleNembeit
sss;s gum &duf etnes 'guten SdtIss ua6~
- @d&dftehlpses, ssf4,s .,l4s,e
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ra1In, Dcrtreifidem Dlnhpenwafer uEb9ersnf suten1 ReHa
fr Qaeerbier, biSbI ais 8terbrausiei tAe Bnth{Gat Beartt.
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t. @6ampdguer@@iGfer s'iinNs
beios gyoEtea ais gsttsuattsSs Ieenff paiedr. Siaeritt $50
$. Gttti3s III. rs
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Sic unto cid neten &rufses her 2afabstte Square @eagp.
Witb auT STeutlther Aufttpu in benz @ytanse, Berfduf8Ictat
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am VittpOd, ben Us. Scbrndr, @itta9S 1 itbr,.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-13

MIDNIGHT REPORT.



A spy belonging to jeff Thompson's
command was arrested at indianapolis
yesterday.
No news has been received from the
military force who went to the next coun-
ty to arrest the man who killed Deputy
Marshal Stevens and detective officer
Sayfeld. The excitement in thatpart OF
the State against enrolling officers con-
tinues. The enrolling commissioner has
been driven out Of White River township
The Gazette of yesterday contains the
following advices, from rebel sources
The admitted rebel loss at Pt. Hudson
was 800,
The seat of Govt of Mississippi ha
been temporarily removed to Enlcrpuzo
! Gen. Breckenridge made speech a
Mobile On the 29th Of May.
A dispatch dated Richmond. June 9Th
saws, no official advices had been receive,
from Vicksburg for several days.
1t is understood that Mr.. Vallandighaf
has proceeded to some Southern port
from which he intends to take his depart
urc for Nassau
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-13
ashington. June IL.

A special to the Tribune says the opin-
ion entertained in quarters likely to be
acquainted with facts is, that not man
has been detached from Bragg's army
since Ora ut opened the seige Of vicks-
burg. Geo. ReseeraHs has been % watch
full, aud has found means to keep himself
so thoroag hIy Informed ss to Bragg's de-
signs, ard has 90 constantly threatened
him with an attack in force. that he has
deemed it impradent TO weaken hi,
strength in the least, even for the purpose
Of attempting to relieve Vicksburg. By
pursuing this course for the present, Ro
secraus NJ believed to be contributing mor'
toward permanent triumph than h
could do even by such victory as that o
Stone River.
A dispatch received here from an off
Ger engaged in the cavalry fight at Bev
erly Fori, states that among the rebels
killed wis Gen. Stuart himself. Repor
needs confirmation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-13
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
AT COLUMBUS, OHIO.
ValIanIligham Nominated
for Governor.
GOV. CURTIN CALLS OUT THE MI
ItrIA OF PENN.
FROM MEXICO.
Especial to World.l
Columbus. June II.

Columbus, June Al
The Democracy Of Ohio assembled in
the Capitol to-day to the number OF 40
600 or $4,000. Ii was the largest and
most enthusiastic convention ever assem-
bled in Oip. Elk Gov. Medill was Pres
ideut of the Convention G. L. Vallan-
digham was nominated BY acclamation for
Governor amid prolonged cheers.
Ex Senator Pugh made a speech, de-
nouncing the arrest of Vallandigham. his
mock trial and dcspoiic Punishment, and
execrated Burnside's Order No 80.
Puuh was nominated for 1t Governor
and Judge Van Trump was nominated fol-
Supreme j ldge. Resolutions denouncins
allandigham's arrest and demanding hi
release were adopted.
A committee OF 90 was appointed Il
wait ON the President of the United State,
and demand his return.
No interference by military occurred
soldiers taking partia the proceedings.
Resolutions thanking Gen. Mason ane
Provost Guard for the geutlemanly man
ner 10 which they had discharged thei
duties, passed. Numerous speeches wer
made by s. S. Cox, Sam Medary, Sher
man, and others. and all bitterly, denouu
cling Burnside and his order.
After laborious but exceedingly har
mouious and enthusiastic session, tn
Convention adjourned, with the determiu
alton to elect Vallandigh4m Governor {
Ohio BY triumphant mdjority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-13
Especial to Herald.]
Headquarters Army of Potomac.
lima A. 1263

Our forces remain in possession of the
fats south Of Fredericks burg, the enemy
maniiestiug no inclination to attack US.
Our deienses are impregnable, and it is
not belev I'd that the rebels will risk an
assault. Work is susp ended on their
own Notifications. Their troops, howcv-
or, display themselves extensively and
evidently in large forces,
No firing has been heard since Tues
day evening, and this morning the ut
most quiet prevails.
A number of prisoners arrived last
night from the upper forks, most Of them
members 81 the 4ih Virginia cavalry.
Stuarts attempt to make two raids into
Pennsylvania was frustrated. Lee was
in the vicinity of Culpepper with large
body Of infantry. and q heavy force re.
mains near fredericksburg. Troops from
Blackwater, North and South Carolina
and elsew here, have been hurried DIP Il
the army OF Northern Virginia, and Their
can be nc doubt that Lee contemplates
grand and desperate effort for the annihi
lation of Hooker's army.
Levi Borhawd, of Wis, has been ap
pointed Surveyor General for the Terri
tory Of Arizona.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-13
New York, June IL


The steamer Corsica from Havana, 9th,
Nassau. 9Th, has arrived.
Reliable intelligence of the occupation
Of Pueblo has reached Havana. A furi-
Gus attack on Fl. Talim, in the corner of
the city, was given up, the Mexicans be-
ing without food and ammunition, hav-
ing eaten even all their artillery mules
and horses.
Ortega on the 9Th offered to surrender.
on condition the soldiers be allowed to
carry their banners and the officers their
side arms, and all 10 march to Mexico and
report to the Supreme Govt; and these
were granted. except the latter. General
Forrey ordered them TO 10 to Orizabo
there to stay until the close of the war
Juarex has removed Gen. Commonfort
| from command of the Army Of the Cente
for failing to succor Puebla, and Sagargal
is put in his place. Juarez proclaim'
that the capital and intermediate place
will be defended with the utmost vigor
tina. the nation will wage war wi.hou
ceasing, and endure sacrifices, against tn
odious army which is profsning its sol
A later dispatch says, the Mexican
have retreated from before Pnebla ais
that the French had arrested the Amer
loan Consul--no reason given.