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THE BULLETIN.
yt t YSV1 I.LK.
SEP
Increase of the Price of the Bulletin.
The Sabscription price of the Bulletis
will hereafter be Ohk Dollar and Fifty
Cests per year, instead of Oss Dolla'b.
Pbemicm on Flowers. Mrs. Won. Mc
Clisahas, of East Maysville, receired the
premium at the Ripley Fair for the nicest
cjllection of Flowers.
Fibk. A new building jut erected by
ftfr. Joux llBa!fDDS, near Lewisburg, was
destroyed by Fire oa last ThrjMiay night
It wi3 the work of an incendiary.
JIasoh and Lkwi Fbek fb-h tub Dbaft .
A letter from Provost Marshal Gates.
tatin thera will b no draft in Mtson and
Lwia Counties, their quotas hating bsen
filled.
Revival of the Clothing Trade.
Mr. Louj Dkssas hits returned to this
City, and re-opened his Clothing 3tbe,
on thi Corner of Mirket Second Street.
Us has just received, direct from the East.
a splendid stock of the most beautiful and
fashionable Fait and Winter Suits, Coats,
PantF, Vest?, Shirts and FurnUbing Goods
for Gentlemen, to be found in the Empori
um of Fashion in the Eist. The business
will be under the control of Mr. Jffo. Alex
andre, who will be pleased to wait on all
who may favor him with a call.
Steamer Jennie Brcvrn.
Mr. Joseph Ross, having retired from
tbe firm of Ross, Power & Co, has attached
himself to tbe Jennie Brown, in the capacity
of Firs' Clerk. Mr. Wsl BuASt, also of this
city, i his aFsittaot. The gentlemen are
favorable known to the community, and
will ?pare nothing which will add to the
interest of passengers and shippers.
fjrCelow we publish a list of premiums
awarded to citizens of Mason county at
the Ripley Fair.
1st premium on aged Bulls, W.W. Bald
win. Is' premium on 2 vear old Bulls, Richard
K rk.
Premium on yearling Bulls, W. W. B li
win.
1st and 21 premium on B ills under one
year old. W. W. Iillw;n.
Premium in swsepst,kef, Bulls W. W.
Baldwin.
1st premium, aged Cows. W W Bldw;n
2d - " " (I. Smoot.
1st rremiura on 2 ver old Heifers, W.
W. Baldwin.
2d preoium on 2 year old Heifers, U
Smoot.
1st premium on 1 year old Heifer, II.
Smoot.
Under 1 year o d W. W. Da'dwin.
Premium in sweepstake, C vs, H Smoot
1st premium on 3 yeir old Fiiley. in
Harm at, UV8. iieckinger.
Pbices Fixed. The Uilora of Philadel
phia have juft adopted a new scale of prices
which puts up dress coats to $10 50 for the
rr; ski eg merely, overcoats $11, pantaloons
$2 75, veMb 2 25. These are pretty stiff
j rices, half as much as the entire COiJt of
these articles three years ao.
(rrGetieral Sheridan cap'ured 20 fierirf8
of cancon and 1,010 irisoners at Fisher's
llilh
- C7"Cieneral Breckinridge Las zone to
take command of the rebel Department of
tbe South-west;
fhc Kebel View of the Presidential
i;tectiou.
From the Richmond Examiner, Pep. 6th.
The South is to act the controlling part in
the Northern election. The issue of No
vember is to be decided by the armies in
Virginia and Georgia. Lincoln's whole
bopb of re election begins and ends in mil
itary success. Without some decided
achievement by Grant or a destruction of
the Georgian army ty Sherman, every State
at the North will cast its vote against him,
except Vermont and Massachusetts. The
iuccess most not be moderate; but great
enough to promise a decisive influence in
seenrirg the oljects for which be is con
ducting the war. If he fails to occompNsb
something worthy of the great exertion ha
has made in the campaign, he will be beat
en at the polls, and a new partv will suc
ceed to power which will sheathe the
word, and bold out tbe olive branch.
The South is fighting for peace, and
peace alone. She is resisting aggression, she
aims neither at the conquest or humiliation
of her adversary. For tbe first time now in
four years, is there a prospect of securing
this lottg and arduously sought desideratum.
All tbe powerful inducements which have
Derved ber to the etrnsgle for lour years,
are now concentrated in the space of four
months. Tbe Administration at Washing
ton will put forth all its powe-a ami energy
for effecting by November the purposes
which it has so eagerly endeavored to com
pass during the preceeding 6tagesof the war
It is not merely hatred toward us which
now inspires its membersj to this powerful
motive tbey nave now added tbe desire of
prolonging their power, and overthrowing
their adversaries whom they hte even
more intensilv than tbey do ourselves.
Our policy is emphatically to utand on the
defensive and risk nothing; but, at the same
time, it is more Important than ever tht e
eheuld bring every resource ino requsition,
and employ all tbe vigilance and activity of
which we are capable. Tbe business of the
text sixty days will be to hold our own aud
suffer no disax'er; bui it will be no easy
task. The enemy will redonb e his exer
tion, and throw a desperate activity into all
his operations. He will test our strength
and vigilance at every point; and leave no
labor or artifice unemplred by whch ad
vantage, or even eclat may be securer!.
Now is the hcur lor every man in the South
to his duty and to bis post.
We can afford any aacrifice collectively
and indiv dnally, to make sure of these two
months. Ihe sick may leave lhe;r Hospi
tals a little too soon, and even the lame and
decrepit take tbeir stand in the breastworks
to advantage now. Furloughs may. be re
lated with eminent propriety, aud the men
who are skulking beyond their time in the
interior should be shamed into their dnty or
dealt with as deserters or traitors. Every
in the e:ght week of crisis at hand.
The prospects of the Confederacy were
never more brighter than at this moment,
if be deserves success and is resolved to
win it; never so gloomy, if tired of the
struggle and unworthy of independence,
her resolution and zeal fail at the eleventh
hour. The task before her is tbe most easy
that she has encountered at any stage of
tbe struzgle, if she but addressed herself to
it in the proper spirit; it is the most diffi
cult and doubtful if she relax in resolution
and omit aov of tbe exertions and precau
tions demanded by the occasion.
It is no spirit of distrust that these reflection.-
are are made; but in a spirit of
warning and hopeful exhortation. The
ciisia is of a character to gladden tbe heart
of every brave man, coi.fi Jent of the issue.
All the anxieties and trials of years are to
be concentrated into a few week, and the
often proclaimed limitation of 'sixty day'
to tbe strile is at last to be realized . In all
probability the t ext sixty days will in fact
decide the contest. Tbe Washington ad
ministration, nuder the --pur of necessity,
will bring the whole powsr which they can
command into requisition. If they fail.
then tbe war will fall, not merely by a
change of dynasties, but because it will
nave demons! rated that the maximum now
er of which the North is captble ha been
brought to bear, and failed to effect the ob
ject of subjugation. It will uut be tht Me .
Ulellan is dispose to peace or his party
avers to further i"ar that pece will come;
but it will be beciuse a war administration,
employed the full recources and power of
its country when its finances were unim
paired and its resources unexhausted, will
have failed to subdue the South, and be
cause the inference will be irresisuble that
what cou'd not be accomplished by a war
adroinistr Jiion in the fuM vior of Federal
resources cannot be by a pece a im in strtion
succeeding to power after these resource
had been materially reduced.
KENTTCKY UNIVERSITY, )
11 AKRl'D-BlltG. S- pt. liCtb, ISot.J
The Students of Kentucky University assembled
for the puipose of drafting resolutions with refer- I
ence to the removal, by death, ol CII ARLK K.
UiXSON from our midst. J. M. i'lyuk was
called to the Chuir, and J. Y. MoCntjot ap
pointed Secretary. The committee appointed to
draft the resolutions reported the lollow'ug,
which were unanimously udci ted:
J 1
i-K"'i.our owiove.1 i:iiow u.,0:.i ,
K. ilixs .s.li-, lv 'le had of our al -w:e and
-iiUr' Ilea veil Father. 1h cn taken from oar
nudr'l to re-t,o hope and believe, on the t'owim
of iur Savior to whose service he in early youth
....... I l.:. I." i .'
ii r i i i tf .n ... ... i ... n..
Jiff irti, Thai wc appreciate iV.llv the modentv,
fidelity n:.d honor with wlii-:h he executed uvery
trut contMed to him. while ho wuc one of mir j
nni-iber, and that we fool deeply the lof (f l im j
whoj-e Chri-tian virtue and exemplary character
tfrfve itroi! evi icnccVif hi.s bopc ai.J luitli in tl.o
premises of iiiir Savior. i
Jitf htJ, That from the depth of our heart
we tetiilcr t hi frien.j. Ir whom lie felt a I
taithlui attachment, un'i e(eciaKy V) hi" not her, I
whom he often mentioned wi: h cpte!.i ii- of ,
the wartne-t ulfx-lion. our fymptn -lei con
dolence; and that c a.- 11 re iheni ld;. wo lumciii
with them " h death ol ur mutual ttietid, .iim
w.ll cherish hi memory in after jcar win ii en
d in the acti e and eoiemn dtitie ol' lie.
Jietvl, That a cpy of t!!eH Ke- lii'iiia be
ci.t to C: ai lieV M-lher, and tor paMieati n to
- i iiiiiii-vii,
the Chtirtian .' and Mayrti- It ii -it it tin.
John S. PiitLK-. t'Ar.,1
.lAMt.t W. Randall.
vl illiam P. IIahvet, r (Xm.
jAMk J. ivtitH, I
ALBtHT illLtH, J
MARRIED. i
In Sun Fruncinco. Culi forma. Anpru-t 4lh.l SCI, ,
nt the rc-iduncu of the lion. Hor:ice IIues. by i ...... ,
llihoi. Kavananeh.Mr. ARTHUR KBUKTS to T "AVE A SPLENDID STOCK OF THE
Mi-s BEl'TIE STEVENSON, daughter of the lavoiitu brands, such as Whites Royd rf
lute t'oi. Thovas R. STivtNsuN, ol '.hi city. C rey's and others, Laco Roots and Ralnioral;
No cards. Allen Jc Flair', HijrelowV, Forbu.-h'a, Whitney
At the reeidence of brj.le's parents, in Dover, ami hatchelder'a calf, coarne, kip, and gents'
Munn county, k v., lues lav tnornin r. epi. zi,
lvU. by Eld. ii.Tuincr.Mr.il. F. KRANKLiN,
of Flctiiinhurir, to Mi.s RIRDIE TARIi. .
Li.'Xiiiyton Oloerver ilcatecci'j .j
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
CALL AND EXAMINE
BLUM & HECHINGER'5
NEWLY ARKIVED STOCK Of
F.ULMXD WIXTER CLOTIIIXG!!
AT TUB UEU COIINEII.
Henrt E. Pooct. Tho. Cc1tei.l.
tOGUE & CORYELL,
GRME COMMISSION & FQRWARGING
and Dealers in coal,
Cor. cl Limestone A- 1'ront Sts.
MAYSVILLE, KY.,
WILL PAY THE HIGHEST M RKET 1
PRICK FOR ALL KINDS OF (ihAIN;
and will ive special attention to any husinoss
entrusted to our cam and forward at the lowest !
ralea. j
I-We wiR furnish BLACKSMITH CAN-
NEL and POMEROY COAL, in our Yard, as
cheap as it can be bought al tho river.
vi-..,:n c... o ion ir i
...jr. ..oj-i. ,uK..- eof.jr. .
Books & Stationery!
T "S,?.51.??. F IioOKS Mr. Pkttkt for his prompt aa.on in the mut
X brArJONEUY, WALL PAl Ek, &c., to iter When tho rroior annlicatton was made to
3Ir. JAMES SMIT'II
who will con' inne the bhstnesp at tho old stand.
1 take pleasure in bespeaking (or him & continu
ance of the custom to long and liberaliy bestowed
on the old concern. He will be assisted by
Mr. 1ANIEL S. BONHVELL,
wbo Is eminently qualified both by his experi
ence and h8 obliging and accommodating dis
position to rendei ratir-faction and pleasure to
all who may favor him with a call.
Sept. 13.1S64. U. W. BLATTERMAN.
HAVING PURCHASED THE
BOOK & STATIONERY IMSE
of G. W. Br ATTERjfAi, I p opose to conduct the
buBineA in all its branches. The f toe k is now
complete and ocmpritea a loll assortment ot
School Books,
Aliacellaneous Books,
Bioles, Hymn Books, Trayer Books,
Foolscap, Letter fe Aote Paper, every var.,
Envelopes Pens, Pencils,
Blank Books,
Wall Paper and Windiw Paper,
And every description oi goods kpt in a firbt
class establihmcnt.
My stock of School Books. U full and complete
and I am prepare. 1 to furnish schools and scholars
upon the wool reasonable terms.
JAMES SMITH.
Maysville, Ky., September 29tb, 1S64.
FOR A
IFIISTE HAT!!
CALL AT THE
RED CORNER!!!
CHEAP LAMPS ! 200 COAL OIL
LAMPS OF EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
AT FROM GO CENTS TO $6. CHIM
NEYS. SHADES, WICKS, etc., at.
decl7 R. ALBERT'S 2d street.
SILVER PLATED WARE! CASTORS
SPOONS, FOURS, TABLE CUTLERY,
etc., at LOWEST CINCINNATI PRICES
decl7 R. ALBERT, 2d street.
TO THE PUBLIC!
ADAMS' rrrrJ
EXPRESS iJS?
o
UR EXPRESS FOR CINCINNATI
in earned on the f.no Steamers
BOSTONA, No. 3
and
MAGNOLIA.
Accommodating messengers will be found on
both boats. Billare closed as follow!
On Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays, 5
o'clock. P. M.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 9.30
o'elook.A. M.
This rule is positive, and will be strictly ad
hered to. ADAMS' KXI'KUSS CO.
A. M. JANUARY to SON. AotNTs.
Maysville, Augist 4lh, lSU-tf
Maysville Marble Works!
H. GILLIYIORE,
3X 11 x It t, Street,
MAYSVILLE, KY.
ORDERS from Country solicited.
Persons do,iirinit woik, by com
municating tho same, will he promptly waited
upon. august 4th, ! Sii4.
Office of the Adams Express Co.
'IM1K TKA NSPOR I'ATIQNjot Freight,
1 ex-pt under Military Permit, hcinsr pro-
I. hi hi ted by Hie 'ici eral ('ommandini? the I)istrie
! Kentucky, Patrons ot tins 1 .ompiiny are hcre-
('m:'Ml. .....,;..,:') .,v rir.
per Military Authority, us required by Genera!
Or lcr No. t5 J.
I T"l'1 co,.,!,,nlr rr"T,tt V'tf rw,r,r?In" ,n
KAntn.lxv will in In!.! ait 4 .i m nimtl r.fitil llin
required permit, necehry to accompany it iu
lIUUHiti j, lo the Agent ut that Oily. Hy
uvj,, j ormltK at our Otlice. freight will be
.,,.,. ,ty Vrward(l.
. a m JANUARY A SOS
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. . . . v llkll It. null ii.'i iv. , j . . A MVnLO IV.
Prisoners can bo forwarded.
A. M. JANUARY & SOX.
Maysville, Sept. 1st, ls'il-tf
REGULAR CINCINNATI & MAYSVILLE
Tho flue side-whocl oimt r
JENNIE BROWN,
('apt. WM. tU.V IX, Ma-tor; W. II. KKVT.Clork,
tttt'-.ll 1 i i
,..iuicue ..iujHifiuruu-
nnau. every . if a x,
l.iX'T. -r :
W fc.lNtl.AY and KU1UA V, at 10 A. M. K
nriiinir. will leave Cincinnati every TUhJSDAY,
TIIUliSDAY and SATURDAY, at 12 M. For
I'lciu'lit or pus-ao I'pplj" on hoaiil, or to
ft-pj , lsfi4. J. M. UIVK, A;cnt.
S & 2 HOES!
For the Fall Trade!!
boot, and sdiou for men, boys-, youth and child-
rci; aixo a few canim
Home-Made Kip Boots,
Mo5t of which were bought iu May, June and
July and will be so;d LOW omc of them
LOWER than they can now bo had at tho
Mannfucttircr's.
Merchants Please Call and Examine!!
For the multitude I have an infinite variety,
from common to extra fine and can suit yon all
in price and quality. TERMS CASH!
Also, as upual, a general variety of
Leather & Findings!
Ma8villc, Ky.,Sept. 8, 1864-1 m
FAMILY G-ROOERIE2!
UNDER a just construction of a recent mili
tary order, govcrniftc trade in Kentucky,
we have b en permitted by our proncnt polite
and gentlemanly Provost Marshal to import a
small stock of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Which we offer for mi In In nnr nhl frinnrl nnrt
customer and purchasers generally at fully ten
percent low than these articles could have been
bought at in the early part of thin week, though
there has hecn no decline in tbe markets from
which we obtained them. We have read and
nnderstand the ordir alluded to, and see nothing
"penally objeclionuble iu the order itself, but
think we can Ke in the forced construction of tt
by a few interested mercenaries who have at-
temnt,l r11(lv snnH ootltrol t h A 1 Kn,. t n
thorities here, something too mean and con
temptible to boar scrutiny. We cannot finish
thlA flHvprttsAII'fillt OMtlkOlit- fiiNll.lr tlidnl'itK,
him, and can hut think that consumers of
grocer.es penerally, who have been freed from an
attempted infaiuoua monopoly, will do likewise.
II. F. k O II. P. THOMAS.
Maysville. Sept. 15, i3&4-3nro
NATIVITY HALL!
o
REV. F. M. GREGG, A. M.y Rector.
MRS. M. G. CALDEH, Principal.
THE FIRST SESSION of this SCOOOL
FOR iIRLS, will open on
MONDAY, SEl'TE.UBEIt 5TII, 1864.
Mbs- M. G. CALDER, the Principal, is a lady of
large experience and varied attainments, t-o that
tbe pupils will enjoy first class privileges. The
branches tanht embrace Painting and Drawing;
Frtnch; Muvic, Instrumental and Vocal. Par
ticular attention given to the common branches.
The new School building is eligibly located on
Third Street, is easy of access in nil Seasons of
the year, nd possesses the modern improve
ments for heating and ventilating. The furni
ture of tho tchool rooms is new and excellent.
tST For terms and other particulars, apply to
F.M.GREGG.
Maysville, Ky., August ISth, 1364-tf
rpEAS Green and Black rf all the best
JL grades. ALEX MADD02C.
P
RED. CORNER
CLOTHING HOUSE!
Blum & Hechinger's
GREAT WESTERN
Emporium of Fashion
TX7E take pleasure in informing enr Patron.
V and Frietids, that we have just roeeiveda
and will continue to receive, a fdll and com
plete stock or
FALL AND WINTER
READY-IYJADE
i.n)ririHiirM&
Con.-isting of the latest and most fashionable
Stylos of
Dress Coats.
Rusiiiess Coats,
Promenade Coats,
Pants and Vests,
A Full Stock of
Wo have paid the mont particular PERSONAL
ATTENTION to tho wslection of Goods for our
MERCHANT TAILORING
DEPARTMENT,
And have on hand a CHOICE LOT OF
Imported & Domestic Cassimeres,
DOKSKINS. VELVETS AMD SILKS.
Which under tbe superintendence of our Cutter,
.Mr. JKItllY F. YOUN', we are prepared
to Mt.nufacture tj Order. Having a fall com
nlemet of oxnerienend hnn.t w..an fill or.W-
" 1 . "
at tho shorten notice.
Mr. YOU NO ha ali-o procured C. Genio'e,
Scotl 'a, (iluncrostT Ac West's latest Pattorn Sheets,
OCR GEXTLE11E.VS FLRMSHIXG
DEPARTMENT 1
Comprises all goods.of the latest fashion, apper
taining to a Geutleman'a outfit.
FRENCH YOKE SHIRT,
Custom Made
A FINE LOT OF
Trunks
Valises,
Carpet Sacks.
Umbrellas, &c.,
13?" All of tho above goods we are prepared
to sell at the
LOWEST EATES!
And wo can promise those who call 6n ns, that
they will
SAVE MONEY!
AND GET A
BETTER ARTICLE!
THAN ELSEWHERE.'
SO CALL AT TUZ
Red. Comer
And liOok Around.
BLUM & IIECHINGER.
Maysville, Ky.,March 31,1364.
uriir i i uo o TtrTM'na'
NEW
WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS STORE!
TH E SUBSBCniBERS. LONG ESTAB
JL LISHED in a largo retail Dry Goods business
in Mayavillo, would call the attention of Coun
try Merchants to their recent addition of an ex
tousivo Wholesale Department; which will be
conducted on a STRICTLY CASH PKINCI-
I'LE.
The many yeara of experience fiossessed by
our buyer, combined with a ierfect knowledgo
the Kentucky trade, a thorough acquaintance
ship with all the Manufacturing and Importing
Houses in tbe East, nftd the fact of' ur pur
chases being made for "Cash," together with a
firm determination to' sell at a mere commission
advance on Eastern Cost, will be sufficient
guaranties to CLOSE CASH BUYERS that we
cannot be undersold by any WESTERN JOB
B1NQ HOUSE.
Our Stock will be found better adapted to the
wants of of our customers than it is usual to
find in the generality of JOBBING HOUSES;
as it will embrace a greater variety of goods than
is ordinarily met with rn an exclusive Wholesale
Establishment. The departments alottod to
ATS 0-k- IP JS
AND
1ST otions,
Will bo at all timee especially attractive as par-
ticular attenfion will be paid to them, and a
LARGE STOCK
Kept constantly on hand. We would impress
upon our friends that in sending us orders they
may rely upon havinsr them executed to the ful
est extent of our ability.
MULLINS & HUNT
Cheap Dry Goods Store,
2nd Street, Maysville, Ky
Maysville, Ky. Jan. 8,1S63.
JEWELRY. WATCHES. CLOCKS
AND
SILVER WARE.
JUST received a largo stock of FINE GOLD
WATCHES and JEWELRY, of the latest
styles; also, a large assortment of
Clocks, Silver Ware, Plated Ware and
FANCY GOODS.
A large stock of Materials to accommodato the
Trade. Jewelry and Silver Ware made to order.
Tisirxs cash:
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
Old Gold and Silver!
t5?""Ctistomers will please call and Fettle up
their accounts, as I wish to kclose my books as
soon as potbibie.
c. nr. xtjii::e:tj,
Opposite the Express Office.
Maysville, Ky., August 25th, 1S64.
To the Tax-Payers of Ma
son County.
T)Y an act of tho General Assembly it is made
U my duty, immediately aller tne 1st ot June,
to proceed with the Collection of the public
Rcvenueas speedily as possible. By the same act
it is made my duty to roport, at the July, Sep
tember and isovemoer uounty uonrts, tne
amount of taxes collected and pay the same over
to the Auditor. I um authorized" under said act
to notify the Tax-Payers by public notice stuck
up at the Conrt house door, and in the different
Precincts or districts of the. County, that on cer
tain days between the 1st ol Uctober, and the loth
of November, I, or my deputies, will attend at
the place of holding election in such districts and
receive their tuxes. It is made tho duty of tho
tux-payer to attend on such days and pay the
same, it this is not done, alter that date they
will have to pay the same at tho Courthouse;
and, if not done there within the time prescribed
by law, ten percent, upon the amount is added
Thus it will be seen that it will be to tbe interest
of tho tax-payors to see to it that their taxes are
paid, within the time prescribed by law, as after
that time I shall invariably add the teu per cent,
imposed b law, to their lists when I come to
collect. This I shall be compelled to do as I
shall have to advance the Revenue due by such
delinquents and enforce payment at once with
Hie osts to reimburse myself. By paying atten
tion to the matter and promptness, tne thingwill
work first rate. The people have thesamo time,
as heretofore, within which to pay their taxes.
The only difference being, that they shall give
the matter attention themselves and see to its
payment at the times and places prescribed, in
stead of the old way of having the Sheriff call
half dozen times, more or less, for their taxes.
The law is plain, simple, and to the point; and I
in end to comply with its provisions and enforce
its penalties, and this notice is given to call the
attention ot the people to it, so that no harm
may be done any one, in consequence of their
ignorance of the law. The time and place at
which I, or my deputies, will attend in tho dif
ferent Precincts to receive taxes between the 1st
of October, aud tho lotli of November; will be
advertised by public notice stuck up as required
bv law. In the mean time, let every one pay up
that can, when called upon between thisaudthat
time, that a good account ot tne promptness ot
tbe people of the conuty may bo reported to the
auditor at the July and September terms of our
Court. Respectfully,
H. S. JEFFERSON, Sheriff Mason Co.
According to the above, tho Tax-Payers are
notified that HENRY S. JEFFERSON, Sheriff,
will attend at tbe following places,-on the days
named, to receive their taxes:
At Mt. Gilead,14tri and 15th days of October.
At Preston's, 17th day of Octobor.
A Helena, l'Srti day of October.
At Majslick, 19tn and 20th days of October.
At Sardis, 21st andSJurd days of October.
ti. b JEFFERSON, B. M. C.
CHARLES E. TABB, Deputy, will attend at
the following places, on the days named:
Orangeburg, tth & 8th of October, at W. II. Pol-
iil't More.
Lewisbnrg, 11th and 12th of October, at Jno.
Larew's Store.
Washington, 13th and 14th of October, atH. W.
Wood a Store.
Maysville, 15th and 17th of October, at the
ClerS's Office.
PERRY JEFFEESOxTBepoty, will attord at
the following pUceP, od the days ziarad :
Dover, i:th aud 12th of October, at E. T. Evans'
Grocery.
Minerva, ISth and 14th of Octobr at Cap.
Whipp's Store.
Gcrmantown, 15th and 17th of October, btJno.
Lloyd's Stores.
Washington, ISth and 19th of October, at Jno.
T hom psonfe G rocery .
Maysville, 20th and 21st of Octobor, at Thomas
Daulton's Stable.
August 11th, 1864-tf
M. THOMPSON, w,
Umbrella, Parasol,
AND
WALKING' C AN
MANUFACTORY,
No. 167 Matin Street, Bet. 4th & 5f&f
CINCINNATI, O.
t37"ltopairiag promptly attended fo. mnr6;
DUHME & CO.
MV I nr. Jth nnl VVnFnn SfroofL.
CINCINNATI, Q.
VT tlHU SL C trLrei",
Retail & Wholesale Dealer in
I A JVIQIVQC A7 t TTfU F Q
of I ttitttttt nit o ntr fmrrr . ,
JEWELRY & SILVERWARE.
THEY Kep on hand a large stock of Cheap1
Watches, Jobbing Material, Spectacle. fcc.
for the Trade. .
EgT"()ld Oold aud Silver bought for Cash,
inarch 3, 1S64 ly
A SURE CURE.
i VERY BODY IS BEING CURED OT THItf
I distressing disease by the use of
DR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY,
Read what those say who have used it:
Mr. Charles W. Landram. of Louisville. andJ
J. P. Ilazarde, Cincinnati, O., were.both enred
aucr using one pot or m. Strickland's Pile
Remedy. They ay they have tried every thinif
land,B PiIo iiemedv rffectid a Derfect aTftfr
I suffering for many years with the worst kind of
. j " ' J .w .a M
leriDf? to try tz.
Sold by all Drncrffiate, 50 cents rer Dot. Mann-
fact u red at No. 6 East Fourth street, Cincinnati
uuiui Aen lor
DR. STRICKLAND'S PtJuH REiflSDY,
General Oepot No. fr East Fourth street. Cinw
ciunuti, Ohio.
Forsale in Mayeville by SEATON fc BROTw
RICK, Cor. 2nd fc Court Sts., and J. J. WOOD"
Cor Market & Front Sts. june 2, '64-ly
LOOK HEEE!
THE NEW
Boot & Shoe Store!!
SECOND STREET,
(In the House foTmeily occupied! Cms. Wa'iTK.y
MAYSVILLE, KY.
THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
solicit the patronage of the Citizens of Mays-"
sville and surrounding Counties.
We have a full assortment of Ladies', Misses'
and Children's Congress and Side Lace Gaitefs.
Lasting, Kid and Morocco Pal morals of the
bet quality and latest style.
Gent's Fine Boots, Balmorals, Congress Boota,
Oxford Ties and Brogans of the latest style.
LADIES' AMD GENT'S BOOTS and SHOES
MADE TO ORDER ON THE SHORTEST
NOTICE AND WARRANTED.
Wo have also a good assortment cf LEATHER
AND FINDINGS which we will sell at thtf
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Mr. C1IAS. WHITE, will be ready to wait od
his old triends and customers at all times.
B. A; WALLINGFORD & CO.
Maysville, Ky., Tuna l (J, 1S64.
VAKUM-ChoIce
prepared always otf
A. MADD03:
ha
land
Save Your Pickles.
ey BARRELS PURE CIDER VINEGAR, IrJ
JLX Store and for sale by
B. F. fe O. it. P. THOMAS.
sville. K y., August IS, lS64-3'rri
BUY MATCHES THIS MONTH I
EXT MONTH v6u will have to" bar aV
HEAVY TAX on them. We hava th
best brand, "Gates."
aug. 25, 1S64. SEATON & BSOlJRICK.
FOR SALE!
. MAYSVILLE
SOAf & CANDLE FACTORY
CHEAP FOR CASH !
TnE SOAP & CANDLE FACTOTtY, ori
Third Street, (opposite PhisterHs Lumber'
Yard ) together with Candle Machines, Boilers,
Kettles. .Steaming Tubs, tc.
Tbe Building is Fire-proof and well adapteift
for the Manufacture of Soap' and Candles. Tbtf
whole will be sold at a bargain-. For further"
particular apply to JAMES SMITH,
aug 23, 1364. Maysville, Ky.
Dissolution.
THE partnership heretofore existing tind'eY
the name and style of EoSs cNiwztT., iff
this day dissolved by jnutual consent. Thoetf
persons indebted to the Arm are requested to
make payment, eithor to Wh, j . Rosser AndKew
J. Nkwkll. Those having claims agafnst the'
firm will prepent them for payment at the honaa'
of ROSS te POWER, who succeed the late firm
and have assumed its liabilities-. .
W. J. KOSS,- .
A. J. NEWELL,
Aug. 13, 1364. GEO. W. ROSS, .Tb.
W.J.ROSS. ALEX. POWER". 6E0. W. BOBS, JB.-
new iitiMtr
ROSS & POWER,
THE UNDERSIGNED SUCCESSORS
of tire late firm of ROSS & NEWELL, have -thi
dy entered into partnership, under tha
name and style of ROSS V POWEB, and will1
continue the CommissioB', Grooery and Liquor'
business, at tho old stand, corner of Market and
Third streets. We' invito consignments, and"
will keep constantly on hand a large and welf
selected supply of thi best Groceries', Liquors.
&c.,for sale- at moderate, prices.
We respectfully ask a continnanoe of the favors
so liberally bestowed upon our predecessor.
August ISth, 18S4. KOSS & POWEE.-
HAVING sold rny interest hi' fntf fioiisa"
of ROSS & NEWELL, T tafca ffr&at plea
sure In recommending1 to my old friands and
customers, Messrs. ROSS & POWER, as bring
in every way woi thy of thoir patronage. .
August ISth, 1SC4- ArJ..NWELLv
fang 25, 1364
. NEW CASH HARDWARE HOUSE
smm ofISIg saw-
HEADQUARTERS
FOii
SanforcTs Straw Cutters
CASH 1 OW ENS BAPJCL1Y.
Maysville, Ang 13, ISM. Sacotod Stml