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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21
BY HENRY t. STANTON.

When the bugle note rarg in the quiverlng trees
And the drum beat a nation to arms,
Our people came up from the shore of the seas,
Aud away from their blue mountain farms,
All stalwart and strong as the sturdy oid pines,
Or, the wave-breaking rock of the shore;
fTbey came in their long cleaning columns and
lines, -
IT'LL the bugls note sounded no more.
There are hearts in the ranks as light as the
There are those of gioomier brow; &
And some, who have left but mother at home,
Wlth her lille bag guiding the P1o'0.
g There are silver-haired men-the blood in their
-.- veins
Leaping down tho red alleys of youth.
All fresh as the waterfall thrown TO the plains,
And as free rs the beautiful truth
There arc sous too, and sires, the old asd The
young,
In the midnight and morning oflife,
Who came from the hillsand the valleys among,
To be first in the glorious strifs;-
And many, chow many!) beneath the blue dome,
Are bending in solitude now,
70 plead for the veal ofthe mother at home,
and her little boy guiding the plOlO.
Obi the pang of his heart. and the keenest Of all,
That wandering father may know,
Is the vision ofkome, with it's agony-call-
It's hunger and shivering woej
And who would not chafe in the holiest chain,
At a vision as gIoony as this,
Though he knew in his heart, that each moment
of pains go 81
Would but hallow his future of blss7
And who would not weep in vision of gloom,
= When the evilone whispered him how,
That toll grew apace to the mother at honel
Ind her title bog guiding the PIOl0. a.
But, couragel keep courage, oh, parent nwayi
Be noble, and faithful, and brave, -
And the midnight shall pass and the glorious day,
Shall dawn over tyranny's grave.
Though desolate thing is fenceless farm,
And as dreary furrowless field,
Yet, God, in his mercy, will strengthen the arm,
of the little boy asking yield; ~
And the stubbornest clay shall be as the loan,
And the patriot spirit shall bow,
And ask for friend for the mother at homo,
Aad her little bog guiding the FlOo. =
oh. God will be kind to the needy and poor,
Who shall suffer from tyranny's hand;
His footprints will be by the lowliest door,
AndIIis bounty shall cover the land,
And broken the gleEe in the valley and mead,
Where the poorest and weakest may be;
Aad plenty shall spring the promising seed,
-- Till a nation shall live to be free,
And never, oh never, shall tyranny come,
With iron bound bosom and brow,
When God gi YES him back to the mother athome
And his little boy guiding the plolO. ca
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

TIE SPIRIT OF LovE.-Beyond all ques-
tiop. It is the unalterabie constitution of ma
tpre that there is efficacy in love. The ex-
bibition Of Kindness has the power to bring
even the irrational animals into subsection.
Show kindness to dog, and he will re-
member it,; he will be grateful; he will in
fallibly return love for love. Show kind
ness to a lion, and you can lead him by the
name: you can change the ferocity of his
heart into an affection stronger than death.
liz all of Gods vast, unbounded creation,
there mot living and sent:ent being, from
the least 20 the largest, not one, not even
the outcast and degraded serpent. that is in-
sensible to acts of kinduess. If love, such
as our blessed Saviour manifested, could be
introduced into the world, and exert it's ap-
propriate dominion, it would restore a state
of things far brighter than the fabu lous age
of gold: it would annihiiate every sting; it
would pluck every poisonous tooth; it
would hush every discordaut voice. Even
the iuanimate creation is not insensibie to
this divine iphuence. The bud and flower
and fruit put forth most abundantly and
beautifully where the hand of Kindness is
extended for their culture. And if this
blessed influence should extend itself over
the earth, moral garden OF Eden would
exist in in every land; instead of the thorn
and brier, would spring up the fir tree and
the myrtle; the desert W ould blossom, and
the solitary place be made glad.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21
VOLUME 4 NUMBER 44

country. as far as possible, to its former
proud position. - s.s.sls ,I--
Let the future historian record Of this par
ty that il took the country from the hands
of the Republicans ruined wreck; that it's
first act was the inauguration of an honor
cient doctrine of State sovereignty; that it
recognized in its practice the doctrine that
Government should only exist by the con-
sent of the governed; that it established
trade between the North and South; that it
again covered the ocean with merchant
ships; that it recalled wasting and destroy
ing armies to the peaceful cultivation of the
soil; that it relieved the business community
OF that fatal narcotic, an irredemable paper
currency, and re established business on the
firm basis: of metallic currency; in fine, that
1t pluck ed the country cas- brand from the
burning" and again set it on the grand
highway of national prosperity.
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Gen. Buffers dog canipaien.

This distinguished chieftain is the archi.
tect of grand campaign against d ogs, that.
viii doubtless prove him to be a master Of
strategy. Resistance on, the part of the
CANNES will be futile. The arrangements
are of the most complete characterS aad cerS
tain to effect thorough subjugation. The
official order does not diVuige the entire
plan-1policy requiring that there should be
some degree of seoresy. We have it from
the high auth ority from the Governor of
Virginia, that not only every fourth dog in
General Buffers department. is to be Killed,
but that all others are to wear collars. This
campaign, like that against the newsboys. is
calculated to put money in the Major Gen.
erals pockets. There is always ''specula-
iion in his eyes," which nothing escapes
that can be turned to profit. It is rather a.
singular fact that; when the dog collar edict
was pronounced, Yankee was on hand
with large supply of collars at a dollar a.
piece, of which Butler's share is like that of
a hungry lion-all-except the drippings.
This hero Of no battles this Major General
of the spoils, who never saw on armed
enemy, who mover heard the crack OF hos.
tile gun, whose deeds Of war have been
limited to money making, who never had
an honorable soldierly aspiration for gloryi
whose contests have been with unarmed
comnaunitiss. delicate wonens reverend
1,in;stars moor little newsboys and neigh
horsi 6oos is very proper person indeed
~ he a io;nt partner in auy little business so
iono as It shall eth or bring OF promise TO-
him the profit of few pennies. though II 10
In evidence that he prefers q New Orleans
million. Bootblacks are dignitari6s cOm-
pared with such Butiers.-R Rnsh. UnSehE
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Waiting for the May.

Abi my heart is weary, waiting,
Waiting for the May;
Waiting for the Pleasant rambles,
Where the fragrant hawthorn bramo oles,
With the woodbine alternating,
Scent the dewy way. sa
Ali my heart is sore with sighing'
Signing for the May;
9Eighing for the sure returning,
When the summers beams are burning,
Hopes and flowers that, dead or dying,
All the winter lay.
AhIm my heart, my heart is throobing,
! ThTobbing Ior the May;
Throbbing for the seaside billows,
Or the water-wooing willows,
Where, in laughter and in sobbing,
Glide the streams away.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21
Advice TO Girls.

The following "To the Daughters of the
United States" which we find in the Pough.
keepsi1n, is from the pen of josh Billings,
who, to use one of his own expressions, is
"imher'' at giving advice; but we must say
his Injunction to the girls not to be afraid to
marry, is quite superiiuous. We never yet
saw one that was afraid-not muchly.
DERE GIRLs:--Keep cool. A blessed fu-
tur await yu, enny how. Take lessons in
the pianna at onst; piannas are getting
skace. Bi awl means larn to pa the nu
song that has jst cum out. when John
Brown is over we are father Abraham cum
ing with this cruel war several strong"
This stanza tux the fust premium at the
stat fair. Don't be afrade tew git married
vure ma want afrade. Larn how tn knit
pudding bags to put yure haire in. Be
vartuous and pretty. Eat slait pensils. th a
viii maik ye spri at fggers. Eat colone
water; that will maik good smell. Let
yure petty koats drag on the sidewalks, and
If emmy man steps on them and tares oph
the rim. slap his chops at onst lfyu have
got small feet, keep 'em hid-smal feet has
gone out of fasLum. Study travels; Tom
Moores and Byrons and Gullivers, and
wandering jews is awl first rate. II yu
kan spare the time be luvly sweet. Re-
member one thing, thar amt bothing in
this life worth living for, but rich hus-
band; if yu don't believe me, ask yur ma.
If va have got red hair yu had better ex-
change it for blak; biak hair tina tell me is
going to be worn muchley next year
Don't have emmy thing tew du with the
boys, unless tha mean bissiness. If yu
don't know how tew skate, yu mite as well
iine some travelling nunnery at onst, for yure
played out
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

Lincoln once said that he often inquired
of himself, after reading the newspapers.
whether he was Abraham Lincoln or dog :,
He lodged the issue, finally. and strate-
getically dubbed himsolf 'tbe government ;; !
1t has occurred to US, that his more recent
newspaper reading, may have suggested an
other INQUIRY, something like the iolio"1ns'
am the government or am iooiy la
hao6ed baboon with an exceedingly long
tailP-Dayton Empire.
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It's MoTHER-Old Giddings claims TO be
be the father of the Republican party; but
nothing is said about it's mother. We
doubt whether it ever had a mother. At
any rate it was never worth q dam -
.HoEnes Farmer ssr
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

GrThe head gunner on the AlGbardG IL
one of the most accomplished aItillerista
that was ever 10 the British navy. He waG
paid of and got his discharge 9 fsv weeks
before the Confederate Steamer AiabAma.
sailed, and instead of rs-enlisting In her
Mslesty IS navy, took commfs fssicn n the
Confederate Navy at the vory round sum
OF two hundred poasds sterling a monsn. IN
gold. ha
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

You can stop clock at any moment, but
you cannot stop "a watch, The same remark.
my brethren, applies to the talk of man
aud woman. He is great. coarse, ugly
machine, but you can silence him. She is
beautiful. fragile. jewelled thing-but she
will run On mil she stops herself.--
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

An Irishrnan on board q vessel when she
was on the point OF foundsriog being desirec
to come on deck. as she was golns dow re- q,
piled that be had no wish 20 go on 0o0A -
:see himself drowuads, a3 = L-FsaI
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

Pigs and procfau1atfons are psnned. The
latter are put up to show worthlessness, and
the former to be cured. ~
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

t~We are permitted to publish for the first
time, the following beautiful production from
our gifted young townsman:
The Little Boy Guiding the Plow.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

Zones calls crinoliues the large circle ol
his female friends.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

There are no other creatures in nature
that can charm like women and snakes.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-21

Money, like boot. when it's tight. is ex-
tremely trying.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-19
NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1854

have been effected Il rae ., eAsh boa Se'ds' nov
sPERM1CErI ha, been in improved demand II ss0'4e
TOBACCo-kentucky continues: 10 very fair demsIa ne
finer grades In particular and Whenever good
found it with ready saIe Prices re vel supported
mon frosted out Of order e9lc Tor Lug. cdl fsf com
Leaf II dl3c. for medium do. Haloc oi fooa cv su
1920 Tor fine do. Heavy Western and Cisrhsve %
LuuVDi0?lc; common Leaf lJdlsc; meoiun 20. . neg
&c Seed Leaf has been 10 demand ioI eipo. oIs
prices above views Of shippers 70 admit OIL uen
business ...,
TNPs ruled very quiet with GALES Of 200 slab: :sIa
II s2l6s3 cash. closing at the latter rae and 10 t1ns
English at Size. cash Bsnca dull but hrm osdcVc;
Plates have also been very .PaIny dec M out are aI
for Charcoal fsfne and si Sa ST; for Coke Terns.
/ TALLOW-The market 10 hrner and quite active, tne In
qury chiefly for expert the advance on exchange conout
TO the bnoysncy sales Of 80 0O ct io Ws'
Butcher A.socison IL held 81 4ic, cash Rough Fsth
frm at 9d9}c. ,.
WOOL continues In fair request and the nsrke! buoyan
influenced BY the rapid advance In Go'd ana %
the meager supply offering the extreme prices asked ana ihe
uncertainty respecting the Tart tend 70 Ieset
somewhat The Gales 10000 70 Native Fleece do9c
40 bales sups, and Extra Pulled At 7sde3c the after rate
for Country sOeO II California at tsa3se 2es bales
PuIed do. at Co.,; 20 do. do, unraded. a. Se. !
rs do Cape <ydSOc the latter rate nom second bands
5000 do Secured at 81 10j 1900 Do smyrna o. JIfe.i
Rio Grande to arrive 70 do Buenos Ayres ters
s,e llO0O n Cordova Nos at c and by auction 100 bales
Cape damaged average 33e. n, and do Mestha ut oc'
WHIsKY-The mariet opened 6rrn but price. At The close
favored the buyer sales Of 80 bbl., ct 81 23Del for
State, and 81 70 for Western.
WHALEbONE has been N active demand, and aes OF
some n Ochotsk and Arctic have been made chiefly Tor
export at 81 s6d 81 81 ea-h. mostly al the former rae
ZINC 10 hmpr IN sympathy with Gold sud Exchange WIN
small sales OF Nossellnann Sheet at l5idisc-
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WEDNESDAY, May le-P. NJ.

Gold. under the effect Of the fraudulent
Proclamation sold up TO 1874 and receded 10 lel after
the statement that il was forgery. Serious alarm
has been caused by it, and at the quotation was
ND 10 1881 In the afternoon the rate was lower and at
D. m. the rate was le2. The exports to-day were
sos ee Stocks the street were oil higher In SYM
patty with Gold, and buyers operating with great
confidence. At the Stock Exchange, Coupons Of 1881
quoted at ll4all4i do. Registered lli.Gil4li 52Os,
Registered l07 and Coupons lO6Ialo7; Tennessee 6s,
es072; Missouri 6s. 7l072i California rs, B59lS;
Canton Al 047i; Quicksilver, 73i; Delaware and Hud-
son. 2O5a2lo; Pennsylvania Coal 2o3; Central Coal 7s
&7ss Cumberland, sli0sli American Coal l0oalG3;
Pacific Mail 2300232i Central Transit Company, As
Eew.York Central l34! I34ii Erie, ll5iGll5i; Hud
son River, 1851 1851 with sales at l56 Harlem 2e09
Pei; Reading, li0iQl4oi; Michigan Central, 1850
I45i Michigan Southern, 99a99ii Michigan Southern
Guaranteed 1894 0l40; Panama 245Q25O; Illinois Cen
trail Ss3iol34; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, ll6a0ll7;
Gaena and Chicago. 1876, OBJ; Cleveland and To-
ledo, l5i0l5l.. Stocks continue irregular. and the
market shows the feyerish activity noticed in the
earlier stages Of the Rebellion under the first
Issues of paper money. Each spasmodic advance
10 quickly succeeded by decline. produced by
sales to realize profits. At the smallest resction
new buyers appear. and the sellers Of the morn
ready 10 AZ hlgner rates
There ia good deal said about "clQues" in various
Stocks but they do not exist to the exfen; named
they required advance quotations. The rise Is the
result Of competition between moneyand fixed property
There il great of paper noneS and no for
II except in limited list Of Railway Shares and Govern
ment Stocks at 4 cent. Free State Bonds and Rail.
way Mortgages have been absorbed that they alb
soutey scarce and the material for speculation and in.
vestment ia narrowed to Railway Shares Coal property
and few new Mining enterprises At the Second Board
some Stocks lower under heavy sales TO realize,
but at the close there renewed hr-nness.
Cleveland and Toledo shares sold 1924, and were In
demand The earnings for its Ascal year show profit
Of 10 y cent and its managers confident that some
~ cent quarterly dividends for the future.
There is sswpus Of y cent hand. 10 be divided In
June The road is fully stocked, and its earnings are
upon The scale which sustains the Buffalo
and State Line at its current value Of 200.
AT meeting Of the Harlem Directors to-day, Com.
Vanderbilt was resected President and Mr.. W. H..
Vanderbilt Vice President At the election yesterday
most Of the ticket had $1,000 votes against 1900.
Some directors received los 900 votes. The closing
prices Gold. lS30le3i; New.York Central 1876;
Erie. ll6l: Hudson, ISL Reading. l47; Michigan
Central IN; Michigan Southern IOOa; Michigan
6OptbeIa guaranteed, lili Illinois Central. l3stj
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Brady's Photographs Of the Sanitary Fair.

Mr.. Brady has now on exhibition at his rOons
series Of photographs taken In the different depart
ments Of the Sanitary Fair In this city which are very
well worth visit both from those who saw and those who
did not see that interesting and remarkable display OF
what can be accomplished when great purpose born OF
patriotism and charity. the hearts and heads OF
noble men ard women.
Among the more important Of these photographs are
the group Of ladies forming the Ladies Executive
Committee and those OF sentlemen-the Gentle.
mems Executive Committee" the. Committee on Art
and the Committee on Arms and Trophies" Many
Of the Ikenesses in these pctures-most Of them, In
fact-arc excelelt the SUM- sohened no doubt by che
desire TO hand down TO posterty these excellent people
In their habits they lived has shown hess freak and
partially than usual less deliberate aud malicious
selection for analysis aud emphasis Of the pareu
arly unsatisfactory feature in the unconscious victims
face or figure. Our children may ourselves
win know how looked che and women whose energy
and sense carried to successful ending the yastesf
scheme for adding TO the resources Of great charitable
Society that the world has ever seen
The photographs Of tho Knickerbocker Kitchen are
very pretty they should be multiplied in little; no doubt
they would prove most attractive membranes Of The
Fair We miss the Curiosity Shop of the Fourteenth
street bulding-and little. wonder that IL should
havo been forgotten but then. We coud not look TO
have everything; we are thankful for what have
or the collection OF arms and trophies, Q very oom.
pete report is given Pictures Of tho room itself are
here and many smaller photographs Of particular sots
Of swords, firearms and accouterments. When We
consider the immense labor and the great expenditure
not merely Of money but Of timo and thought which
vent 20 mako this collection the most notable feature
peYbaps of the Pair we must thank Mr. Brady for the
service he has rendered In preserving such an ample
record Of it
But VIC must confess that moro interesting 10 Us.
personally than oil the other photographs are the
deruy clear ones Of the Picture Gallery. How pleas
ant TO see that fine colecton-he best and competest
ever made In Americabrought back again beioSe our
eycs when we thought It dispersed forever Thanks,
Mr. Brady for this remembrance beside the pleasant
retrospect gives hope that other galleries may be
brought to our doors this has been. We shal yet
see the Louvre and Munich, and the Turner'S and the
Pitti and hold them in our hand study them when we
viii; the glory Of color shall some day DO added
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-19

Msrkets-CAHEYvLLY RsPoRrED yoR TIE u TRispEs
AsHES-Pois firmly held at 80 So Pearls are nom
insl at &l2.
BEESwAx "a firm and IN good request at &C., cash. fot
Southern
COTTON-The demand to-day hs. been quite setive from
spectators and manufacturer and some inquiry i9f export
and with the advance in gold prices are decidedly
closing very strong We quote Mddnas at oo4 0ose' o
Low Mddings sc. ssss Of 800 baes.
COFFEE-The monotcRy Of the market has at last been
broken by the sale TO day $50 bags Maraesbo at &c BUR
however continues very limited, only few bags oes
disposed OF here and there TO meet the exgenccs OF the uaoe
Prime lots Of Rio held at about $3c. and other styles IN
proportion but under the ruling state Of affairs prices are
merely nominal.
C0ALTbe market for Foreign continues buoyant the snip
ply much below the wants Of the trade and likely TO con
nue long the present duty reuans-indeed the hieh
defeats the object Of the bill prices entirely nominal
Domestic is in fair demand and plenty; ssles for pure
Yard at sSd SO tun for large, and 81 sGH SO for small
size.
CANDLES steady and in fair demand at 22d24c. for
City and Western AdslanDe; 3Sc for Sperm and Ec for
Patent
DRUGS AND DYES-The market for ell articles under
this heading has been very quiet for period Of least week
but Ia sympathy with oil other commodities prices tend up
wsrd and would be difficult 10 obtain parcels to large
tent under b present aie Of gold and exchange unless
advance. We quote Alum at T. Annssto fair prime 40
650c Arsenic powdered Sc Basam Copara 81 309$ lO
Basam Tao 81 so ialsam Peru, 60 Bi arb Soda New
castle. "a a6ic BithTomate Potash 26d21e Bleaching
Powde u esci BsIaa AefDed, Aaac BSIFt0ne. Crude,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-19

cattle were taisn by hs wholesale butcheT commssien
same men bought large part Of the other ba that
country retail butcher, whe rather late had 70 by Of
these 6,chers second home without beef
their oustoner-many preferrinS the latter course We
change figures about &c. higher and presume that
hand being obised to take Hobson's choice" VIM Scol
sns sold lSl Western at from &c., third shrink 10 l3,
~ per cent Of for DIAL
The number Of Sheep very small The weekly sver
age last and this weeh only 100 Of which ~
the West and most Of ese bought or certain
butcho Many Of the Northern also engaged last week
Consequently head but little esnteng about Sheep this
week. But IL evident price, somewhat higher end we
change our quotations accordingly
Store Prs also high and the market bsk ct quotations
The humber Of Calves rther less and pcev and quality
are improving.
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and may Brady % Hand W shan van their scs,,

in glad anticipation or giadder memsryi
There not many places In New.York where oae
pass peasaner hour than In this room where are
gathered many authentic records q our most inter
estng and eventfu time. Portraits Of nearly an ouy
leading men, views Of every place made famous BY on,
Holy war-among them that terrible series. ghastiy
but fascinating Of the battlefield Of Manassas-and
now. added to these this collection Of photographs
Of the Sanitary Fair make certainly. most attractive
gallery. Indeed all the pictures It contains could
be dspayed-arranged upon the walls in due chrome.
logical succession-what panorama would We have Of
all the notable events in the history Of New York City
for the past ten yearsi Perhaps Nj. Brady win shov
Il TO Us some dayi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-19

OBJECTIONS 10 BHIFPEhb'
Pack all produce securely TO avoid bsksSo OF oose or
rate packages
Marx everything plainly with the consisnees name also.
put your name or private mark Known 70 the con
Ae- and the contents OF the package upon the outside
with number weight te to show what contains and where
from without opening .
Put invoice inside laid upon the top or ected upon the
vnderside the cover; also send duplicate BY mall at the
route kent, etc.
Guard against mistakes Of count weight measure &c. and
and good pscks that your articles viii always b In de-
uand