Maysville Weekly Bulletin, 1864-10-27

Who, iuour prosperous days, was he . That ckimed Our nation's unity Could not extft half slave, half free! ! . , Abe Lincoln Who breaks bit faith with frioud and fee. "Who kvw us war with all its woo! Who yields the doctrino of Monroe! , v . Aba LJucoln. Who seta the laws and rights at naught . , Onr .boblp sires so dearly bought, And purna the precepts that tboy taught! , ..Abe Linoolu., Who uuto bastiles has access, Ls'ys shackles on our speech and presa His cbcriMhed schemes to givo success? ( Abe Lincoln. Who vainly strives with envious aim, To rob MeClellun of bis fame, ; And blot that noble patriot's name? ' ' Abo Lincoln. . Who untold millions daily spends, Unites his foc, dividos his tnonds, And comfort to Jeff DaVis loudB? Abe Lincoln. Who now put forth the traitorous orood j That till all Boothern blacks are froed Oar gallant Bons must fight and bloed? Abo Lincoln. wimm. in November, will wertswftp,""

CAtTUEE OP A REBL DoQ 0ABRYING DlS- patches An officer wbo'canie' up from City Pduit to-day had wltn bim an ugly ugly-looking - looking ugly-looking . specimen of ,tbo : geoius canine, which he guarded very carefully. The dog, it appears, was a great pet with both our ' own aud the -rebel picket in front' 6 f Han Hancock's - cock's Hancock's corps. Thadbg had been trained to carry .messages between: the. pickets. A rebel paper would be placed, in his, mouth and he would scamper off to the , Union lines deliver up" the paper, and return with a Northern paper. He has been intrusted with packages) of poffea and . tobacco, -and Aohvnrpi them orornDtlv and safely.

are better,(dl in. ihe'r, present opmesjtoto ; anywti'ere e1siin thp woil 1 or than -they would be in Africa iiselj. ' Lincoln eiyi te' ' will , listen to no iropoiition :of peace that i does not include npitirt; these negroes free, i LABORING MEN:. Uaye your .wages . Increased in ' po'rpoiion to , tbe ad vance In price of groceries, dry'goods, and provisions? Auswer the question -yourselves we leave ' t to you. 7c Capitalist, speculators and.gov- j ernmem. plunders are growing richer, on Ab- , blition war. Are you? Answer again. Would a CHANGE hurt ydu? Iff fact don't

Rebel General reported to have tieenmwtKVMcBTGAGED tour farm forever, to the rich ally wounded and captured by Gen. Sheri- men ot this countjy and Europe,'' ever? dan, is probably Stephen D Ramseur, bi N. penny the lands are worth. aA yoowHl pay-. Carolina, and was appointed a cadet at lb, I thehterefit o. .thi KOREAS i:t:. A-.l.m VVr Pa i tit (mm lhn form of HEAVY AND L VKKINOKlAo-

. Pbisonebs fbpm SALTviLLB.-Yesterday mornitig sixty-nine .Yankee privates, five surgeons and. two officers of the Yankee General Burbridge's command, captured at Saltville, id the attack upon tho ealt works, were received from Lynchburg. v : ' ' ,! The following are tbe surgeons land offi