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WHITEHURsT GALLERY, 434 Pennsylvania av.
furnishes Carte de Niste LikenesseS of every de-
scription. Likenesses of many of those slain in
recent battles be obtained at this establishment
Also. Card Likenesses of all the prominent Gener-
ais and Civilians. Orders for Camp and Field
Views promptly attended to. Remembers and go
to Whitehurst's before going to the battle -aeld.
Sc 26-eolIns
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PERSONAL.

A FOREFiNER, NOW FIELD OFFICER IN
"A the L: :. A, wishes to make the acquaintance
Of lady, II r the pur pose of matrimOny. C0ntden-
tal letters will be received and the strctest Sc
crecy secured. Address "Maj. A. r. Ii. ;" Post Of
flee, Nashinst ID. G.. - It1
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HEALTH FOR TIE SOLDIER FOR one who dies
from the effects the bullet ten perish from damp
and exposure to night air. Small doses of Hollo-
WAYS Pills. taken every other night, will correct
all disorders of the Liver and Stomach purify the
blood. and ensure sound health to every man. Only
Is cents per box. - DIP
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3EoRGErowN AFPAIRs.-There is consider
able encouragement among the business COM
munity, IN the prospect Of having the canal
nn cs,s !, fepaarrd The iorcssssnt the pur
few days. The trade will then be, no doubt
quite active through out the season for nayira
ion-though the mills to large extent in the
up country, along the Potomac, have been de-
a great deal OF the grain and produce has also
been destroyed by the twoarmies, but yet there
Is much to come, and besides from the adjacent
regions OF Pennsylvania. which has been mn
loueneo, large amounts Will be wagoned to the
canal and thus brought to market -, -
The ascending trade by canal will also be
large In carrying stores to the up country. The
main damage TO the canal is between Seneca
anu the Point OF Rocks, and being only from
the cutting down of the earthen by the Confed-
crates so rs to admit of the crossing of their
trains, there will be no great difficulty in re-
pairing It. The material is easily accessible.
Inc only arrivals by canal are Of wood from
this side of Seneca, with some hay There is
some little grain coming by wagons, and small
lots OF good new oats brought 60 cents per BUSH
e.. Corn is worth from IS to so cents Hay
vi TO S22 per ton, the latter for a very prime
IA Gle.
In the flonr market the supply is altogether
from the town mills, except some from other
markets northward to fill governmcn mt contracts
Prices remain steady. the supply and demand
being about equal. Town mills extra 81 to
flour is scarce, and is quoted at S5s7 to So, but
the market does not require this article ut this
time, there being no export.
Wheat is still brought mainly from Balti-
more by mlilerS. Lots of best red bring 81 40
per bushel
Wood sells from boats by wholesale ut about
SS. so per cord for good oak, and Ss to $3.50 for
prime .. .-
The whole of the boats and appurtenauces
for pontoon bridge We're started up the canal
yesterday. ..-'I
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DEAFNESS.-An maladies of the eve reauirin .
m dical treatment surgical operation to restore
sight or hearing, exclusively treated ty DR.. Won
MoschZisker, Oculist and Aurist The very best
references can be obtained his success on AZ.
plication at his office, 229 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite WillardS' Its
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DEAD.-Amongst the obituary notices will be
found that of the death of Mr.. Charles Miller,
ST., one of the oldest and best known butchers
in the city.
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BOARDING.

DERSONS CAN he ACCOMMODATED With
Il pleasant RouMS at 4s9 X street, between Sd
and Ith. oe To- as
A PRIVATE FAMILY. residing in one of tba
"A pleasantest locations in Geor getown and
having more room than they require would like to
take two or three single gentlemen to board For
particulars apply at No. 12e West street George
town, ID. C.. oc est
DLEASANT ROOMS AND BOARD can be had AZ
Il 30 Massachusetts avenue, between 4th and
5th streets. oc 2-9ts
pOARD.-Single gentlemen wishing to obtain
- Furnished Rooms and Board in private fami-
~ can be accommodated by calling at This Office for
addressing G. W. c. at this Office ocs3ts
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SICK.-Lieut. Col. E. w. Davis, of the 12lst
Pennsylvania VOLUNTEERS, is lying ill ut Mar
tins Hotel, corner of sth and ID streets
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OAK HALL CLOTHING ROOMS 1

Every body s attention is called TO orr new stock
OF CLOTHING for men Is aud boys wear which We
have Jpst received and offer for sale at astDnshin
low pr ceS, a. No. 464 seventh street, opposite
Post Office. . j. BRUCE X 90
oco.Er.. CiOthierS.
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Go ALL of you to the Dollar Store, 43s Pennsyl-
vania avenue Four "a half street and see
the splendid stock Of New Goods now opening and
take your choice for One Dollar oc i9lw*
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THE INDIAN HERE DOCTOR, from Canada, will
describe diseases and tell his patients the nature of
their complaints or illness, without receiving any
information from them. No charge for consultation
o. adriee. Office, No. IL Washington Building
Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Seventh street,
Washington d. G.. 10 au 25-tf
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= AT THE USUAL MEETING OF COOP SAMARI.
TAN DIVISION No. s. Sons of Temperance, the
following were elected officers for the ensuing
L. kidweil; w. A, F. M. Bradley r. s., j. X.
Bridge; A. r. s., w. H. Hazard; F. s, VIII
Estep; T., Rob't Wright c., Asa Whitnall; IA.
e, ID. L. Hazard; /. s, Loa Locke; y. s, john
Colclaser; Chaplain, John johnson; Musical
Director, Rob't Wright. Ladies to assist in
initiatory exercises: Mrs. Helen Bradley, L.:
Miss Louisa Barker, p; Miss Cornelia Hazard,
T. These ladies, having already served vne
quarter, resigned IN favor of Miss Lucy Bagiey,
Miss Kate Hyde, Miss Martha Walker
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FURNITURE yARNIsHEp
M l. I II n / II u r E.
N FURNITURE.
lJnGR a.

- - - ~ - - w ~ ~ II ~ ~ "
$50 SEVENTH STREET,
offer inducements to purchasers of FURNITURE
and other HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Our stock is large and varied.
PARL0R SUITES, in Brocatele, Rep and Hair
Cloth.
CHAMBER SETS. in Solid Oak Walnut, Mahog-
any, and Painted, neatly ornamented
Oak Walnut and Mahogany EXTENSION Ia
BLES and DINING CHAIRS.
Superior Curled Hair MATTRESSES Husk and
other Mattresses.
Also. 8 large quantity of low priced BEDsTEADS
CHAIRS. TABLES. BUREAUS, WARDROBES
WASHSTANDS, OFFICE FURNITURE, &c.
All Of which are made frem the best materials
and warranted TO give satisfaction.
Persons f1rn ishing would do we'll TO look through
the stock before purchasing, as We selling ut
prices TO suit the times. - IL. -..,.
McGREG0R & Co..
Z &C SOW go E SD $50 Seventh street.
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lNPEoyEMENTs.-The corporation is laying
down larger water pipe-an S-lnch pipe in
stead OF 4-inch one-betwPen Sixth and Sew
enih streets on ID street. This is evidence of the
increase OF the population, as also of the bust
ness of the city.
The District peniientiary is being fitted up
Tor Government workshops. The furniture,
tools, &c, Were sold on Friday last.
The old Trinity church. on Fifth street, is
now being handsomely repaired for the law
school connected with Columbia College The
course will include n series of lectures, to be
delivered by the professors of law connected
Herewith. The building was first used as a
church, then a. q concert room, and again q
livery stable, and now for the more classical
purpose of the law.
The burnt district on the square between
Sixth and Seventh streets has been entirely
built up, and on the whole presents a much
improved appearance.
. MesSrs. NJ Urray x SSmmes are comm nncing
to build lofty warehouse on the large burnt
space between Four -and-a half and Sixth SITS.
n temporary structure Is in course of COnStruc-
ton upon another lot, which fills up the gap
caused by The fire last winter. A co lsiderable
wholesale business H. done upon this block.
POLICE.-The Third Ward patroImen report
cd yestcrday-FTcd X Miller. disOrirrly: fined
John Mickey, huckstering without license; fined
S25C each. Chas. Hayes, .iisOrderlr: do. Shy
Justice Thompson SAINT TrunnplI, deserteT:
turn ed over o the military
The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported-Sarah
Lewis, profanity; fined 81. Also, for threats OF
violence dismissed. VIM. Dean, suspicion of
stcaIinga watch; dismissed by Justice Walter
5. 5. Smith, peddIing without license; fined
S2C.5c-by Justice Thompson.
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ESTRAf.-Came to the premises of the sulscri-
~ Der, on SUNDAY, the 5th October, on the Wash
lngton ana Rockville turnpike, about four miles
from the city large red buffalo COW; head mostly
white and some white about her legs. The owner
Is requested to come forward, prove property nav
charges and take her away. JAS SELDEN
Oc -eO3t' Near second Toll Gate
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BY 6. b. L. GROWN 4 CO.. Auctioneen

by e n II. ChOMN o., AuctlOneers.
A DMINISTRATORS. -SALE-We- will seIl m
"A Auction, on MONDAY, October 18th, al II
O'Clock q. m by order OF the Orphans, Court Al
the late residence Of George W. Grown, dece.sed .
on Fourth. between street and New York ave :
ceased, consisting Of
Tools, Fine Family Carriage, Lumber and the an
purtenances of the Yard and Stable
Terms OF sale All sums Of Eve dollars and under
cash over said amount, credit of ninety DAYS for
day of sale. - =
SAMUEL 7. CROWN, Administrator,
oc Q ST. C. r. l. CRQWN A. co
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ENOCND ESTRAY-On or about the Ist of October
i upon the farm of W. NJ. Morrison. near Fort
Massachusetts,, n fine fat STEER. The owner or
owners are requested to come forward, prove prop
erty. pay charges and take il away Oc & ST.
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BIC; Mcguire 4 co. Auctioneers.

By &c. MCGUIRE a CO., Auctionee~s. .
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
- EFFECTS At PUBLIo SALE.-0n MONDAY
denee OF his Excellency 8. y. Asia Bnruags Minis
III and streets, we shall sell his Furniture md
Household Effects. COMPRISING
Suite of Solid Rosewood Parlor Furniture snishex
in green Satin Dsmask. and consisting ef- =
Two Sofas, four Arm and light Side Chairs rns1.
TO order by Renwick, =
Six Walnut Easy Chairs, finished in Crimson sAti.
Dsmask.
Handsome or mson silk covered Sofa +
Rosewood Marble-top Centre Tables
Walnut Secretary and Whatnots, .
Rich Velvet Parlor Carpets
Suite OF Solid Oak Dining room Furniture oou-
prising-
Extension Dining Table. Marble-top sidebosrd.
Three Arm and ten Side Chairs, finished with me
rocco,
Bohemian and Crystal Cut Glassware,
French China Dinner and Tea Service
Walnut Hat Tree. Iron Hall Chairs,
Velvet Stair Carpets. Rods and Eyes,
Handsome Bronze and Gilt Chandelier, 6 lighta
Walnut Bedsteads Bureaus. and Washstands
Cottage and Iron Bedsteads. Toilet Set,
Mattresses. Bolsters. and Pillows,
Three ply and Ingram Carpets &c,
Together with the usual assortme1t of Kitchen
Requisites.
AT osE O'CLOCK,
In front of the premises
An excellent French Coupee,
Set Of Double Harness
oc6-d &c. Mcguire q CO.. Auets.y
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

GA- D FENIfN BRoTHERHooD!
giye their second GRAND BALL AND EN- aA
TERTAINMENT at Tenn perance Hall E St, ~
Ming, October goth, IL
Those friendly to the inextinguiShable hatred OF
ha Goth" and to fBRRfs sh
WI il haf = ipo matte influence are invited to
superb Brass and String Band is engaged. and
Of on nT win sSsre no
Ss 10 Pender every Ting connected with the
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies. 81
may be had Of Che following gentlemen
SAEs LhGkEYs s y nea aG POST Once
D. CALLAGHAN,
3 BA I. fn KkfPHE,
VIM -LANGRkN' and at ''''' ''''i anu '''" ''''
RAINEi's Hotel D ST. clon.1sI5R,I8,2o
JUST AS OUR PAPER Is GOING TO PRESS
HEAVILY laden with news of success,
SOMETHING of import we stop to insert
MAY we here state, . There's Nobody hurt -
IL is in regard to an excellent Store,
THAT'S stocked with fine Clothes from ceiling to
HOW customers throng-what bargains they get
& How all the clothes so beautifully fit.
GAN you not see the point and the pith?
OF ceqrSG; i is plaintiffs the store of friend
400 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite The City Pos, Ofce,
here BETTER BARGAINS CASH can be OBJ
tame than at any ether store in Washington He
keeps every variety of CLOTHING, GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, and HATS CAPS
and TRUNKS. oc3lm
BosWELL'ss r,,c ,rvn
U II CANDY
COUGHS, 'ON
COLDS,
BRONCHITIS,
INCIPIEN STAGES
CONSUMPTION
SOLD. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, EY
~ O. BOSWELL.
Corner Maryland avenue and Seventh ST.,
Anf Jg Druggists censyagYy
~ Put up IN 10 aud % cent packages s-Iw"
IGOR SALE GHEAP-A large iron gray HORSE
y hve yrars old, sound AMI tind at the ~
SqticrS Supply Store Of KNAPP &GSN
SLAVES, No, SO Congress street, nearH-IA
bridge street, GeorgetQwn. &C 3-Iw'
For SALE-A No. ! SADDLE HORSE (yer-
DRAUGHT ILoRSEs;-on Louisisha avn Sta IN
- Also, pair Of by match HORSES; do of set
t'0" ''ia''h hOF'hS. -- sc 80
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY J. @. MCGUIRE a CO.. Auctioneers.
SuPERI0R ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE
- SnickEEISG Piano FORTE. AT AUCTION
MoNDAn MOhNING, October 18th, az 10 o clock
A. the sale Of the Household Effects Of the CHILEAN
minister, 2s9 Vermont avenue. between III and II
streets, we snail sell without reserve.
Forte hut little used
Terms cash
&C no lChron.l J. c. MeGUIRE 4 co Ancts
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ESTRAI.-Came to the premises of the under
IL signed n black COW with white face and
breast, with horns turned in. The j. request
ed to come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take her away. A. McDANIELS,
near GlcnSOod Cemetery, on
oc93t* North Canitoi strne+
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ABINET FURNIT RE,A
OLD PRICES. 80 'N4a
: W Having purchased our entire Is
stock for CASH before the advance, M
we are enabled to offer unprecedented
bargains to all who are in want OF CABINET
FURNITURE.
Our stock is now complete in every particular.
and we cordially invite all who contenl plate fur
nishing, promising saving of at least IS per cent
To all who make their selection of us. 1t is not
necessary to partieularize, as our vast stock en-
braces every article necessary to furnish house
complete. =
All we ask is q call to satisfy yourselves
bOTELER q WILSON
Iron Hall, No. SIS Pa avenue.
an 25-eo2m Between 9th and 10th sts
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STOLEN-On Tuesday nj ght October 9th from
- the stable of Mr. George W Talbert on the old
Bladensburg road, about three miles from Wash
with scar on back Of right hind leg. or inches
below gambrel Joint; about years old and in good
condition. will give S2o reward for the delivery
of the horse at MIR James Shreeyes' livery stable
on 9TH street, Washington, ID. G.
oc SGT GEORGE ". TALBERT
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WANTED -IMMEDIATELY-A good CHAM
w BERNARD, Apply at No. 439 L street, near

q = REWARD.-Strayed or stolen on the 2i in.
c1O slant, large buffalo cow. notified aed and
white; star in face Apply to c. BOYLE, Depot
house. oc 3-Str
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By ". l.. WALL a CO., Auetioneers wi
DEREMPTORY SALE O. DWELLING H0rsH
Il on sTREEr, AT AUCTION Lon THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, 10th inst. at ~ O'Clock, we wiz
sell, in front of the premises that large Dpeeliina
known as the Fletcher prot grty situated on NORTH
street, bstween 9Th and 7th streets, directly or-
Terms; Z. One. third cash; balance in one twasu6
s ihrse years, eesring interest, and secured by.s
ocs " 4. WALL A co. 6uetsr
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STRAYED-From the premises of the subscriber
- near Kendall Green on Friday last the 81 dsy
of October, red and white COW with horns; about
Scr yearsOld; was last heard from at Corcoran
Farm Hospital. SIS reward will be given for her
delivery to the subscriber
Oc Q-2t* T. r. HITCUCOCK
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By GREEN a wTLLIAMs Aoctionesr,

by UhhEN q WILLIAMs. Auctoneers.
Il from James Lamb and wife, heairing date the
Cd day Of May. 1859, and OF record IN liber J. A s.
cords for Washingten county, ID. c. we viii en-
Al Auction, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF October
Charles j.. Uhlmans subdivision, OF the originsl
Lots No; and 2,dand being the corner lot ~ IN
of the said square -
The terms Of sale, cash The terms must be
com piled with within i've days after sale, other
wise the property will be resold after one week
notice. at the tx and cost of the FIRST purchased
and north Ii streets.
JOHN Y. DOM.
q. NJ. MURPuEY Trustees
oc 8 eoAd DIS GREEN a. WILLIAMS Aucts
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of herf
l'l fscss issued from the Clerk Once OF the Cir
cult Court, Of the District of Columbia for tn
County of Washington, and TO me directed i WIN
expose to public sale for cssh in frnnt Of the Court
day of October, 1882 at u O'Clock M. the follovins
DESCRIBED Lots, to-Eit, viz; Lots lettered A, b. O.
original Lots No, 4 8, and 9, in square No "a IN
the city OF Washington, ID. c., together With al
levied upon as the property of James T. Duns win.
and will be sold TO satisfy t1dicials No. rs % o.
WARD III. LANfON
seis-dtd U. 8. Marshal, ID. D.
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OST OR STOLEN.-On Monday morning, Sept
II 18th, about ~ o clock. was given in charge to a
Jersey avenue, near the Capitol. a dark chestnut
HORSE; white star in forehead; heavy name and
saddle with breast strap and head stall yellow such
as used by general staH officers. Any person re-
turning said horse giving information that NAV
lead to his recovery at the office of this pa per- or mt
the 5fh regiment n Y. V. f., near the Navy Yard,
will be SItH bly, rewarded 90 a Gtr
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By W. L. WALL & CO., Auetioneers
Successors to Wall a Barnardb
Corner Ninth street and Penn avenue
COVE MRNT SALE OF CONDEMNED
VI HORsRs.-Will be sold at Public Auction 81
the Corral. near the Naval Observatory on MON
DAY October 18th, 1862 -
"A NUMBER OF HORSES.
Condemned as unfit for public service
Terms cash, in Government funds
oes c,n. . & DANA,
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GS REWARD.-Strayed from the subscribers
Sc farm on the Piney Branch road, on sunday
last, a handsome cream-cOlored HELPER, with
shades of black about the eyes and fore legs be-
tween and years old and very fat. The above
reward ana attendant en- penses will be paid for her
return TO the farrn. or for information that may
lead 10 her recovery, left at No. t99 Seventh st.
oc1-It THOMAS BLAGDEN.
OST OR STOLEN-At the Depot. this (Mondav)
IL morning, from NINETY to ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS, mostly in $40 Treasury notes The
hrder will be Literally rewarded by leaving same
at the Star Office, or with CAPT. III. W Croft
FER, Co. d. l5th Regt. Pa. Volunteers, Camp.
Soldiers Home. oc a
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q RENARD.-Strayed or stolen from the sub
Rc scriber on the 5th instant dun colored COW,
advanced in years; cooked horns; white streak on
the right shoulder and on the left and another
over the hips; on the eve of getting her calf; if
other marks unknown. The above reward will he
paid for her return to TIIOS. COMMON. corner of
l. street and New Jersey avenue oc est
STRAYED AWAY OR STQLEN-On Wednesday.
y October 3. at 10 or IL p m, black HORSE with
asp4t on his forehead; and a wagon, with boxes
hlled with bottles, some empty, and full l will
give $40 reward when get them.
-.' --..~' DANIEL KEADY.
oc 9-2t" Gporgptowu
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GC REWARD.-Lost, q black and tan terrier
VIZ DOG answers to the name of Dick had on
collar with the owners name thereon. The above
reward will be given if returned to 800 I'd st,
Oc 9-3t" w. s. BRIEN.
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NO11CE.-HIRED1t And NOT RETURfED-
On Monday, October 9th, hirei to a man calling
himself Captain Koenig, one sorrel HORSE, =
years old, star in the haad some White on his hind
legs and top BUGGY. Dunlap's make. A reason
able reward will be given for Information leading
to the recovery of the same Apply corner 18th ana
streets-New York Livery Stables
&C lo-St* - JOSEPH NATHAN.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01

" OnkaoN Posr ,MAsTER.-We are sorry
to learn that Howard 7. Coombs has re-
signed the Postmastership at Oregon.
By some wire-working. Henry Starrett
has been appointed in his place. though .
very strong petition went to the Depart.
ment to recall Mr.. Coombs' resignation,
or appoint his worthy deputy, VIM.
Hawkins. in his place. On being ques-
toned, few days since, Starrett did not
deny being in favor of the traitors. We
hope the loyal people of Hol. County
will get up atpecial petition to the Post.
master General. and have the rebel re-
moved instanter. 1t is queer the Union
men of Holt still have hankeriug after
traitor officers, to the neglect of good and
loyal men.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-05-01

MORE SCARED THAN HURT.-We are
ont of patience with hearing persons
gloomily express doubts as to whether
the battle OF Shiloh was victory for the
Union troops. II that was not one. aud
q decisive one, it is useless to expect .
victory during the war. The enemy bad
all the advantages. With greatly supe-
rior numbers, the flower of their army,
commanded by their best Generals, they
surprised our troops, very many of whom
were still in bed. Yet the Union forces
steadily fought them whole day. and the
enemy was content to withdraw for the
night. Early on the following morning.
our troops renewed the battle. (strsnge
proceeding for whipped men, and drove
the enemy back. The latter 'retreated so
rapidly that our cavalry could not catch
them; they burned bridges behind them.
to stop pursuit; they left all their wound
ed on the field; and Beauregsrd, on the
following day. sent flag of truce, asking
permission to bury their dead. Very
queer, way indeed. for victors to leave
their wounded in the hands of the van
pushed. and to graciously ask permission
of their defeaded foe to bury their dead |!
And now the news comes chat the tri-
umphant Confeds. have even deserted
their boasted stronghold at Corinth. Not
much of victory
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DANIEL WEBSTER'S
GREAT SPEECH FOE THE o ION

This superb Engraving measuring 3O136 in
ches, representing one Of the sublimest scenes
ever enacted in that august assembly, the SEN
ate Of the United States, exhibits this immor-
tai "Defender Of the Constitution" a. he ad-
dressed that body on the great Compromise
measures of 1850. Around him may be seen
the dagueneotyped Licensees of more than
one hundred Senators and distinguished stran-
gers drawn thitherby Mr.. Webster's great fame
TO listen 70 his speech.
Resolved 70 put this glowing Picture within
the means Of every lover of "WEBSTER AND
The UNION" We have reduced the price
from $500 for which % long been sold, 70 the
merely nominal price Of 1l,2s. Each Engra-
wing will be accompanied BY . printed OUTLINE
KEY, showingshe name and place Of each MEM
Der Of the Senate. OF those ordering the pic
ture TO be sent through the Mail, IL cents in
addition will be required. Agents wanted.
Address, BURNETT 4 CO..
Room No. IL, 81 Nassau Street, NY.