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ATTENTION, sodisrs and others. Samaritans
Gift is your only hope. Cures any case Of private
complaints in from two to four days. If you would
be saved from long suffering and speedy death
don't fail to avail yourselves of this remedy. The
samaritsn's Root and Herb Juices is the only
efec'ual remedy for ssres and diseases which haye
been treated with mercury. Take of this purifying
remedy and be permanel tly cured. See. advertise
ment in another column fas-tf
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, uta Baltimore nd
Aaryts5n,g, 10 a: North and West-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on Sunday-quiek time
low fare and sure connections Soldiers tickets sold
Through at Government rates. For tickets and fur
ther nformatsn apply at the ofice Of Great Penn
sylvania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth ST., W Washington. ehice open from
3. m: until p. m.; on eundays from to p m.
"a lilly e. o. NORTON, Agent,
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW

AnlD AFIEnNOON AMI TU.mOhhOW
By W. L. WALL d CO.. .Auetionsers.
RY VIRTUE OF Iced OF TRUsF BEAR
in 6Htf as s% II liss IS a
the sS Shssriber will offer for sale q. ublc auoton
O'Clock, Lcts No. and S, in Davidson 81 abdivises
north between 9th and loth SITS west, aud are sta
ted within two of the 7th street passenger
Terms One fourth cash balance in s and II
months with interest from day of sale. secured by
All eonvsysncns at the so cost of the purchaser
II the terms are net complied with in fys days,
Sace se on ui
j. GARTEk aARRHRF, Trustee.
mar 6eo6ds WI. WALL CO., Aucts.
wEnIIyG TTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
oeiaes eAkFkk 9SRbGRH APFll II Triu.s.s q ave
mar - W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts
By. C. MCGUIRE Il co, Auctoneers.
SNAIL s..ASI AND DEsIRABLE BEILRINS LoT eH
hFTEkkooN. April lst, at o'sloei, Na aaDa on the
remisss shall sell the western part Of Lot Il.
In Square 81 fronting a feet street north,
between 9th and 10Th streets west, running back s.
The location of this lot is fine, being cen trail
be:ween. the Post Office, Patent Once and Treasury
Departments, aDd the size of it places it within the
5eaGh OF any one deslrlng 70 erect comfortable
mar mar I'd lRspI J. e. McGUIRE, CO.. auet4.
RfysIr2s, MssHIEE se,T BE Ge ApStIG9ss5s
PsorERGY % ON 1Rr M fshLsphsE TirtSs of ~
deed eff trust from b. II and j G. Campbell, bear
ing date on the 18th day of April. A. b. 1858, and
&c. one Of the land records for Washington
county, in the District of Columbia we will sell at
oslk p. m. in front ef the premises the sou thern
part of Lot No. 90, in Square No. 263 in the city Of
Washington, the said part of said lot having a
front of twenty one CID feet en- Thirteen and .
half street, and .nning back with same width to
the rear lire of said lot.
The improvements consist of arst-rate Two
story Frame House with back building In one OF
best neg berhoods on the Island
Terms OF sale One third in cash and the re-
msinder in equal payments, with interest, six,
twelve, and eighteen months from day of sale and
secured by deed of trust.
Terms of sale to be complied with in fve days
after the day of sale; otherwise the trustees re.
serve the ri ght to resell said premises at the risk
and cost of first purchaser. after one week notice.
AL conveyancng at the expense of the pu rch aser
VIM III WARD,
?. Q. RILEY, Trustees.
mar 10 2aw&ds J.C. ACQUIRE L CO. Aucts
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sPERMAfoRRH9A CAN BE CURKD.-Dr. Rand's
epeci6c cures Spe-naiorrh0a. Seminal Wsakness.
". It's effects are truly magical. A trial Of the
Specific, will convince the most skeptical Of its
ner Iith street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and
Henry Cook Alexandris. ta6-IY
DR.. DuPosT's sugsr-cosIed Female Regulating
Pills are the Uery best in They operate speedily
and efscfrey and being seated create no 1au
sea upon the most delicate stomach trial Of
these Pills will prove their superiority ouer all Others
Price 81 . box. Sold BY 8. G. Ford, corner lIth
street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. js6-ly
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WIVES, MOTHERS AND SISTERS whose Husbands
Sons and brothers serving in the Army can
not put into their knapsacks more necessary or
valuable gift than few boxes of Holloways pills
& Ointment. They insure health even under the
exposure Of soldiers life. Only rs cents Box or
Pot SIa
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BY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

BY GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
I ARGE SALE 0F NEW AND NEARLY NEW
4 FURNITURE AT AuCTIoN.-0n TUESDAY, the
3lst instant, 10 O'Clock q, m, we shall sell in
front of our Auction Rooms, corner Seventh and
d streets, large lot of Furniture, consisting of
and Husk Mattresses, China. Glass and Crockery
Ware, belonging to a gentleman who intends leav-
ing the city.
mar 2S-2t GREEN L WILLIAMS, Auots.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON
account of the westher. until THURSDAY, the ID
day of April. It the same hour.
mar 81 GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
By GREEN d WILLIAMS Auctioneers.
uOBSES, HACK, AND HARNESS AT
a AUcTIoS.-We shall sell. on SAT URDAY. the
2Sth instant, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the horse
market, two good Work Horses, seven years old,
Hack, and Harness. sold for no fault-the owner
having no further for them. Sale positive
Terms cash.
1t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Hs- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN-
til Tt EsDAY Slst instant, same hour.
marGD GREEN Il WILLIAMS Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
postponed, on account of the inclemency of the
mar 81 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
ByGREEh & WILLIAMS, Auctioresrs
HORSES, HACK AND HARNESS, AT AUG
IL TIoS.-On TIL RSDAY MORNING, April I'd, at
II O'Clock, A. NJ, at the Horse Market we shall
whole outfit complete, the attention of persons in
want of good team are invited TO atteBi. Sale
mar8 GREEN 4 WILLIAMS .r.t.
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A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsrER's oFFICE,)
IA Corner G and I'D streets
Washington. D. O., March Hst, 1863 !
Will be sold at pu Bile auction, on THURSDAY,
the ID of April. lS6S, at the Corral near the Ob.
servstory.. number Of HORSE AMI MULES.
condemned SIS unfit for public service belonging to
the Quarter masters De part ment
Terms cash in Cove nment funds
eale to CONNIE nee at lU O'Clock q. m.
O. h. TOMPKINS, Capt @ M,USA
mar S d J. Q. MCG Z iRE & CO.. Asoss
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By JAS. O. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auct oneers,
COMM1SsIONERs'sA sAL1 OF TIE REAL Ks.
~ 7ArR Of THE LATn RICHARD M. BoYLB.-By
trict of Columbia bearing date the 10Th day of Feb
ruary. 1861 and made in . certain cause depending
on the partition deeumsnt Of said soyrt re same
estate of Richard NJ. Boyer, late of Washington
county, deceased. the undersigned will self, at
DAY, the I'd of April next, at, 2 O'Clock p the
follow portions Of the. said real estate the same
being in Washington city and District afo resaid:
dred and sixty ave. according to paVidson's SUB
division of said square These lots front on Seven
second Lots one and two, and the southern
part of lot fourteen, in square number four hun
dred and thirty nine. These lots front on Seventh
Terms of sale: One fourth cash; the residue in
equal payments Of six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from day Of sale; for w6ioh
the bonds of the purchaser, with approved &C.
curity, will be taken.
II the terms are not complied with in FIVE DAYS,
the property will be resola at the risk and ctst of
All conveyance st the co.t Of the purchaser.
Sale will commence on Lots 7ana s. square l6s,
ana Will DO ad'0urnEsa NJ. NJ LII LfNTanGum Hrants
HI. esFuTT,
geo. W. BEALL,
oHAs A. B6SkEY,
mar lo-eosw&ds J.oMcG GUfRE & 60. Au:.s.
ByJ. C. Mcguire & CO., Auctionsers.
EOUR DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
fronting g. feet inches on north street between
together with the im prov consisting of four
nest and well-built two-story frame dwelling
houses,
The location and neighborhood is good, and the
hocsee desirable for q small family
Terms: Ons.third cash; the remainder in 6 and
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Nertr FADES or Washes Ont.-U pham' q Hair Dye, 50
cents 8 box. The best in use. Try it. Sold by s.
c. Ford, corner lIth street and Pa. avenue, Wash
ington and Henry Cook. Alexandria. ja6-ly
CoRSs ARE THE UNIVERSAL TORMENT OF MAN.
KIND.-To be relieved of these terrible evils, call
on DR.. W hite, and submit to his mani pu lations.
Hundreds of our citizens testify with gratitude as
to his successful treatment of corns, bunons. nails
growing in the fesh, etc. DR.. White makes
chircpody speciality. You sure to get relief
avenue, (Lane & Tucker building 81 between Four
and a half and Sixth streets. No charge for
sultation. mar 24-tf
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S THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ON
account of the weather, until MONDAY, the 9th
day of April at the same hour.
mar 81 GREEN II WILLIAMS Aucts
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legitimate fruits.
The question now is, are we for the coun-
try! Their is no neutral ground in Kentucky
or elsewhere. The people must be either on
one side or the other, for the same reasons that
the Government must either survive or perish.
In his own town (Knoxyille), flour is held at
S55 per barrel, and other things in proportion.
This fact tells the suffering OF the people there,
who are his friends and neighbors. IL that
section the motto of the rebels had been, sSeiZe
imprison, hang:'
He referred to a peace speech in the House
during the last session, when he inquired if a
dividing line was to be drawn were the loyal
Ren to be left to their suiterings, and he was
answered by the speaker that s. he knew moth
ing about their quarrels" in tone which meant
that he cared bat little more. In eloQuent terms
he (Mr. Maynard) spoke OF the 10y al men who
escaped from rebeidom and asked for arms to
go back to the rescue of those left behind; but
they being refused, they enlisted in the Army,
and tonight there were l., ,0Ou men in the army
Of Roseerans looking wistiully over the noun
tains, anxlous to be ordered to the rescue of
their friends. A common mistake had been
made OF undertaking the enemy, which he
armed against. An anecdote was related Of
the Minister to England, to whom some one re-
marked that the rebels fought well, and he re.
piled, eyes, for they are my countrymen."
He was in favor Of all measures to put down
the rebellion, especially the coniscation of
their property. If we did not do it, they would
despise too cowardly to carry it out
patriOtle song was sung by Mr.. Pope.
Governor Bashford, Of Wisconsin, was intro.
duced, anr complimented Mr.. Maynard for his
able speech, aoounding in patriotic sentiment.
He Gov. 81 was on the side OF the Union, and
would go further than most persons, by causing
all men to be arrested who could not pcove
themselves loyal He argued tnat there could
be no peace until it was conquered.
Dr. Daily, of Indiana, in few remarks
closed the meeting He was in favor of taxing
the most extreme measure with copperheeds
If man could not prove his loyalty, ne woui1
confscate his property, order him over the lines
Evening star., 1863-04-01

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL, URINARY
ment-in Reports of the Holra,d Association-sent
in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge Address
pr: j. Skllln uoughton, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. mar 25-lm
Evening star., 1863-04-01

THERE is now displayed at the Dollar Store 43s
PenIa avenue, near Az street, brills mt assort-
ment of Jewelry in all it's varieties Call and look
at it and invest dollar there. mar 30-lw+
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON
account of the weather. until THURSDAY the ID
day of April t the same hour.
mar 81 GREEN Il WILLIAMS Aucts
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az THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN-
til II EsDAY, 5lst instant same hour
mar5u GREEN d WILLIAMS Aucts
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By J. 9. MCGUIRE CO.. Auc.ioneers.
EXECITnR,S SALE or EIRyEN RIrII M N

By J. O McG UIRE 4 CO Auctioneers
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
IL of gentleman declining hous ping to be
sold at public auction, at his residence, No. 499
18th street. between and +, on MONDAY MORN
ING. April 9th, commencing st 10 o'clock, en-
brac g a general assortment of Household Furni-
ture and Kitchen Requisites. Terms cash.
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By W. L. WALL Il CO .Auctioneers
HORSES AT AUCTI0N.-On SATURDAY
street, We will sell without reserve for cash
Number of excellent Work, Draft and Saddle
Horses-just arrived and will be perem ptorily
sold.
apl W J.. WALL & CO Aucts
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been manifested by the people Of the District
ever since the breaking out of the rebellion,
and in a scathng manner denounced the rebels,
and urged renewed exertion in crushing the
rebellion
The meeting then at little after ten o'clock,
adjourned; every one well pleased with the
manner in which it had been conducted.
The Meeting in the Senate Chamber.
Shortly after five O'Clock, large crowds Of per-
sons who were unable to get admission in the
Hall of the House, gathered about the doors
and in the corridors of the Senate, which was
soon opened; the galleries first, which were
soon crowded, and the floor afterwards, which
was taken up mostly by ladies. The Union
League of Armory Square Hospital, number
ing about three hundred, marched in and took
seats in the east galleries. The band of "Scott's
geo" under the leadership of Professor Ailin,
accompanied the League, and took a station in
the Reporters Gallery, over the Vice Presi-
dents chair, and uring the meeting performed
appropriate national airs, which were fire..
ouently applau led. The I69th New York regi-
ment, under command of Lieut.. Col. John
McConike. accompanied by their iuii band,
led by Prof Smith, marched Ints the Senate
Chamber but were unable to obtain seats or
even standing places in a body Over the Vice
Presidents chair was splendid flag. on each
side Of which the Colors, both National and
State, of the 1f9th New York were placed
About six O'Clock the meeting as called TO
order by Alderman Clephane, one of the Vice
Preside who had been appointed to PRESIDE
over this meeting, who look the chair. Mr.
Clephane remarked that 1t had been represent
ed that nearly all the citizens of Washington
were disioYal, hut he thought the numbers OF
Citizens present telied the assertion, and he
coneTatula lated them that they had come to the
meeting to evince their loyalty 10 the Govern
mcnt.
Rev Tr Crmstead led in prayer, invoking
the blessings Of God On the country, and I'M
, 1863-11-21
Tnr OnrooN TrIroRApn-The citi.

THE OREGON TELEGRAPH.-The citi-
zens of Portland certainly merit all praise
for the lively interest they have manifested
during the past year in the establishing of
telegraphic communication between that
city and Ypeka, California; whilst the indie
fatigable Strong has entitled himself to the
thanks of the public for the untiring energy
he has displayed in his efforts to complete
the line. Our Portland exchanges inform
us that Mr.. Strong arrived in Portland Nov
I'd, and reported that the "ship s. g. Grant
1872 days from New York, arrived at San
Francisco Oct. 29th, bringing all the tele-
graph wire necessary to complete the line
from Portland to Yreka, and that the work
will be prosecuted with vigor, and compile
ted during the first week in January 1864.
The IS c. Grant was for long time sup
posed to have been lost at sea or captured
by the Anglo-rebel pirates, and her arrival
marks the dawn of an important era in the
progress Of our State. A portion of the
wire is expected to arrive at this port on
the next steamship to sail from San Fran
cisco, when the work will be Immediately
proceeded with from this end of the line
Mr.. Strong returns to Yreka on the stage
this morning, to superintend the putting up
of the sixty miles of wire already there 1t
is expected that there will be an ample sup
ply of wire at Yreka from San Francisco,
ready for transportation overland before it is
waited for, that the progress of the work
may not be impeded. The poles are already
for the wire along the entire route"
So, in short time, the city of Portland
will be in telegraph communication with
Washington city. We hope that, with the
completion of this line, other lines will he
begun, and that in another year Walla Walla
may be enabled to connect herself with
Portland by wire.
, 1863-11-21
Walla Walla Mills and Flour.
WALLA WALLA, Nov. l9, 1868


EDS. STATESMAN In an article in your
issue of the 7th inst, under the head of
Our Farming Interests" and signed a
Farmer" are some insinuations aud state
ments in regard to Mills and Flour, which
are not correct, and calculated to niure and
mislead if not contradicted. have, there
fore, taken upon myself to answer as much
as applies to Milling and my MILL the "Ex-
celsior."
Farmer states, "men with some capital
have stuck up one-horse iDills, expecting
to realize fortunes. etc" To this, | will say
the Excelsior Mill will turn out 20 tons of
Flour per week of quality as good as ran
be manufactured by any mill from similar
wheat. Farmer has forgotten that to
make first quality -four the miller must
have first quality wheat-the kind that one
horse Walla Walla farmers don't raise
l do not know Of nor do ] believe there
is lot of 100 bushels pure aeheat in the
county. Furnish me prjms. achite aoheat
and the Excelsior Mill will turn out as pearly
,0hite flour as is made on the Pacific coast.
The -four now made is as good as any; but
as nearly all the so-called white wheat is
mixed, the -four made from it will have a
yelloao shade instead of pea,y ,qhteness J;
in every other respect it is as good, or better
than that brought from Oregon, and will
uniformly make light and sweet bread
Outside of the town consumption (Which
is small) no quantity of flour can be sold
unless at the same price as at Umatilla City
If Farmer" were willing to sell wheat at a
corresponding figure, there would be cash
market, but holding at 81 per bushel, (equal
to Sl3 so per bbD offers no inducements to
packers and traders to purchase, as they can
do better elsewhere.
If Walla Wala farmers cannot compete
with Oregon, with the addition of freight
in their favor) they had better try something
else; but not charge it to the Mills.
endorse Farmers" views in regard to
an agricultural Society" and will gladly
aid in its establishment.
Respectfully,
, 1863-11-21
Latest from Boise.

WEST BANNocK, Nov. 9, 1868.
EDs. STATESMAN Jake Williams, for
merly sheriff at Florence, was stabbed and
instantly killed, by big desperate named
Owens, about o'clock this morning, in the
saloon of the City Bakery Williams for
some time past, has been acting as watch
man and in quelling disturbance kicked
up in the saloon by Owens, he was killed
His friends are much exasperated and strong
talked is used, of "making an example" of
Owens but we hope better judgement will
prevail, for there is no doubt of the security
of the prisoner while in in charge of our eff
fcient sheriff
The weather now is exceedingly pleasant
Within the past two weeks, we have had a
little snow; but now we expect to have at
least six weeks of good mining weather.
Business is improving little, but prices have
not yet advanced sufficiently to pay profit
over the loss on gold-dust
, 1863-11-21
MARRIED

Arm NER-TRUE.-At Franks Hotel, in this city on
Tuesday evening. l7th instant. by Rev john Bos-
well, Mr.. William ]. Arner, of Wa'h Walla and
Mrs. Adela True, Hate Of Omaha, Nebraska
We acknowledge the receipt of luscious brides
cake from the newly welded pair, and in return wish
them full realization of all the joys of married life.
and especially to the fair bride all that is expressed
in the following, 'inprovised' by our poet -t
'Tis strange yet true, she is not True,
Yet true remiineth still;
True love hath made her quite un True,
And true unto her Wiz.
May true love be your guiding-star,
Go wheTesOe'er you will,
And long experience prove that you
Have found a ri"It true Bill.
, 1863-11-21
II II - II ~
Proprietor of Excelsior Mills.

FoRT WALLA WALLA.--The following
is correct list of the Regiments, Compa-
nies and their respective officers that are
now stationed at Fort Walla Walla, Head
Quarters w. r. Infantry, Colonel Justin
Steinberger, commanding;
Company "A," 1st W. T. Tnfy--Capt,
W. W. Thompson; 1st Lieutenant, J. w.
Clawson I'd Lieut.. A. E. Woudson.
Company "H," 1st W. 7. Inf'y;-Cap-
tam, VIM. Mason; lst Lieut., Smith I'd,
Lieut., Sanborn.
Company "A," 1st Oregon Cavalry
Captain, -; 1st Lieutenant, Apper-
son, Con detached service at Salem, Oregon;
I'd Lieutenant, Pappoon
Company "E," LIST Oregon Cavalry =
Captain, Curry; 1st Lieutenant,
I'd Lieutenant, Curry.
Paymaster Major George Marstin, U.
S.V.
surgoon:-O. NJ. Steinberger 1st W. T.
Infantry.
Captain Porter, A. Q. NJ, U. S V.
1st Lieutenant-Lew G. Cabannis, 1st
W. T. Infy, A. A. @. NJ. & A. G. S.
The above named companies, we learn,
will remain at the Fort during the coming
winter The general health of the officers
and men, is good. The hospital is kept in
the best hygienic condition and the list Of
the sick is getting small A healthy and
commendable state of military discipline
prevails throughout the Garrison, and the
proper relations between officers and privates
are we'll maintained
, 1863-11-21

400 officers and men and drove the enemy
across the river.
(Signed) MEADE.
St. Louis, Nov 9-Oficial returns from
62 counties and the soldiers so far as heard
from, gives Conservative majority of A.
068.
headquarters Army of the Potomac, Nov
7.-Sedgwick advanced to the railroad cross.
ing where he drove the enemy to the river
and assaled and captured two redoubts with
artillery on this side and taking a number
of prisoners.
(Signed) MEADE.
, 1863-11-21

THE NORTHERN BRANCH OF THE PA
cIFIc RAILRoAD.-The Boise Ne,os in re-
view of the Pacific Railroad, refers TO the
merits of Northern Branch in the follow
ing terms:
The next great work to be accomplished
in connection with this enterprise is the
Northern Branch. The Columbia river
must be tapped by Railroad from the At
lantic side and the question is, when shall
this be effected. A grand trunk road is in
contemplation from Canada to Bellingham
Bay by our English cousins, and unless we
bestir ourselves, they will head us off and
take our legitimate trade away from US. Our
duty in the matter, then, is to keep it be-
fore the eye of the world that the distance
from Salt Lake to the navigable waters of
Columbia is only about seven hundred miles,
and that the Pacific Railroad passes through
Salt Lake City [That distance, however,
may be shortened one hundred miles by
tapping the road at City of RocksJ and that
Boise Basin, Warren's Diggings, Florence,
Orc Fino, Elk City, Bitter Root, Coville,
Auburn, John Day and other inexhausta-
bic mines in this region, give this route suf-
6cient importance to arrest the attention of
capitalists and induce reiroad men to come
and see US with their iron horses, bring us
provisions and take away our gold in ex-
change. The trans ntinental features of
the enterterprise are too well understood by
the class of individuals towhom we allude to
require word from u.s.
, 1863-11-21

Can anybody tell why Wendell Phillips
vas feted in Washington, and entertained at
the "White House," after he had publicly
made the declaration that "for sixteen years
/ have laborcd to break up this Union, and
thank God it is broken 2" Do real, true
friends of the Union thus patronize and af-
fliate with those who have so long labored
for its destruction, and thank God because
their labor has been crowned with success
How is it that men thus serve God and
Mammon; Union and Disunion How
would Washington have received this boast
ing destroyer of the Union? And what
would have been the greeting of old Hick-
ory? Who believes he would not have said
to him, "Get thee behind me, Satan 2" "Of
Bith thee ?" Out Of my sigbt2"
, 1863-11-21

CHANGED HANDs.-The Getty Hotel"
will hereafter be conducted by T. W. Whet-
stone & Co. Arrangements to this effect
were made on Thursday last.