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RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auet; Georgetown.
FIRST CLASS COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE

On "WEDNESDAY A ASCT1 o. ,, 1v,u ,s, A.
public auction. 8 part of my farm. known as
sMsodley. Containing, by recent survey, 80 acres
In timber. Of 2 acres. roods, and psrches will
be added, Il desired. The improvements are a
ted in . grove of forest oaks, and commanding q
fne view OF Washington city, the Potomac river.
Stable Ice house, filled with ice, and other nsces-
ssry outbuildings. There is large number of
Fruit Trees standard and dwarf, embracing near
~ every variety.
The above place rs situated in tie county Of
Washington, D. @, = u miles north of Georeetown
directly east of st. Adams church. on She DAD to
Tennslly town. 1t is bounded on the north and
east BY proposed pu blio road. called "Woodley
Road, - part of which was completed last year,
By which road the place will be within Is minutes
further description Of thispropsrty is deemed
unnecessary a. all contemplating purchasing are
invited to examine the place.
Terms: One third cash: balance upon terms to
be agreed upon the day of sale.
P. A. BOWEN
my6 THOS. BOWLING, Aucts
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E83CRJ D4YX !.
BIZ Ea H. 4. asSsi street:

ID No. 81. corner tn and D streets north.
TRUSTEES sALl OF VALUABLE LOTS ON
sTR1ET AT AUSTION
:, By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated the 18th day
s5 sp ls55 recorded in Liber ]. A g., No.
so 5ohos Is, ~ 20 and IS, Of the land records
ofMashing ton county, b. q shall sell in mont
81 sne premises, on MONDAY, the 18th instant. at
No. l0ll. ~ - = = -
The above property is situated where the Phila-
delphia Company Is building. =
Terms: One half cash, balance IN siI ana Twelve
months from day of sale with interest and the
payments sreof. to Be secured b. notes from the
purchaser, endorsed to the Satisfaction Of the
trustee A deed given and deed OF trust taken.
If terms Of sale are not complied with in days
from the day of sale the property will be resold
After one wask q notice given in the Evening
Star at therfisk and cost Of the defaulting pur.
chaser.
the csst of the purchaser.
Fifty dollars win BE- REQUIRED when the property
put up again and sold to the next highest bidder
who shall comply with the terms.
JOSEPH PECK, Trustee
nny5 eod&ds GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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TIE ALLEGED CONSPIRATORS.
Mere abont Doctor fum blety-New Facts

From the Rochester Union, 9th
As Tumblety resided in Rochester many
years, and is well known here TO almost ali onr
CITIZENS, we need not tell them that the stories
Hosung about in the newspapers are erroneous
bus name is j; ID. Tumblety, and Blackburn is
an alias he has assumed somewhere, His
mother resides here still, ana he has other rel.
a.Ives, all respectable citizens. He is of Irish
origin and no half breed, and has NO Indian
blood. He VIII be remembered by many, some
hfteen years or more since, as a peddler of
DOCKS upon the cars, and subsequently, in other
ayoeahons, not long in any one here in town.
he once had an office in Smiths Block, where
he went by the name Of Philip Stern berg, and
treated certain class of diseases. When one
X: J: Lyons, an nlndian Herb Dsctor.' had an
Office over the Post Office, Tumblety used to
be with him, and he probably picked up the
information requisite TO start him in his pro.
lesson Tess s tneIe When ready to go abroad as
certificate OF character, signed by dozen or
twenty OF our most respectable citizens, who
gave her names not knowing that he intended
10 practice medicine. Tumblety went to
Toronto and there put out his single as a
physician, and published the names he had
procured mere When the papers came back
those who had signed the certificate of charac
ter were much annoyed.
subsequently Tumblety was arrested at To.
Ionto on the instigation OF the regular faculty
rs GuaeK, and be was taken before a court
There ne produced some kind of a certificate
which ne mad obtained from a PHILADELPHIA
college, and escaped with a fine of twenty
pounds, which he paid, and resumed practice
with considerable eclat. Subsequently be had
q difficulty in Montreal, which cost him a con-
siderable sum TO get ont, but all tended to give
hlm the notorlety he sought, and he probably
made great deal OF money by being prose-
cuted by the regulars" He afterwards fig
nred at Buha1o and other cities along the Dor.
ders. WI
When the war broke out he appeared at
Washington, and was once gazetted ss a sur.
geon on the stan OF General Mcclellan, but
this was subsequently, denied and EXPLAINED
Tunolety has not been here that we can hear
Of IN three or four years Reports state that
ne was arrested at st. Louis. He will prob-
ably get notoriefy enough out of his last arrest
70 CRAFTY his mbitlon in that direction for a
lifetime, If he is able 10 show that he is inno-
cent. Ihose who knew him best say that he
was no politician, and thew think he TonIS
no. De nkely 70 engage in such q diabolicaI
scheme as that in which his man servant. Her
old, was concerned. This is, we beIieve q
truthful sketch OF CDR. Tumblety,' SO far as
j. goes. " -
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PKREMPT0RYaALBO OF LARG Z Lot OF ODD
BkiCKS AND LUMBER AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, May Is, at 10 o'clock
viii sell at the Butchers Market, GEORGETOWN
one OF the old tobacco warehouses, containing
Der, & c., dc.
At the same time win lease, at pu bic suction,
large lot of unoccupied groun nd, in lots to salt
Terms cash. THOMAS DOWNING.
cd lpctinnoar
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NHIlF QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
4 DEPOT OF WASHINGroA.

" pEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON. D. G., January 1884.
All dealers in Drugs, Hardware LUMBER, Leath.
Suested to send to this once, on MONDAY Of each
week, sealed proposal or list. In dspteae. Of the
articles they are prepsred to furnish to this bcpo3
at short notice, with the price Of each marked in
plain agures that in case the e1isencies OF the
service quire it. the article or arcies can be OBJ
tanned without delay, and at the lowest price.
Dealers wishing to sell to this Depot will be re-
ouired to furnish tn list punctually every Monday
morning. d. II. BUOKER,
Brgsdier 9en1 and Chief Q. NJ,
fans. Depot of WAshin gton.
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GOLD AND STOCKS.
Our once has been placed In direct telegraph
comm uAication with the Gold and Stock Ike hange
Rooms in New York, ipsurng promptness in fis
execution of orders. "a.
Purshases, and sales made ct the usual r- Gn
RITTGN dOUeB, FOWLER q Co.,
INST Bankers, $50 PennA. Az.
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in the CouneH Oasmber, he fciiosssg Lots sAs
Ing, and being in Georg etown, d. o.. or % many
thereof may be necessary TO satisfy the osrpara
special Taxes d. Q said Corporation for the ysars
snneIed. with eosts and charges. Terms eash.
1t the same hour from day to day Until closed. :
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A 0No 514 Pa. Auesus, Wsshs~s'oa. d. o.
aR1Ar l Has1 4Rpkls9 aSg WEST
MIRCHAEDIsl, MONEY! y1W g6LeY vALu-
ForxaPded o WITH tbs sAfiTY AND DisPAT to all
accessible sections Of the country THIS OomPatnns
''; sosTa lasH
"AsH5fSSSSSs sSsH sfSsSE'''
Connections are made at New YORK ana BOSOM
70
n
he objection Of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLsn.de
tsas A'S 8. .. Dunn. Agent. washington. D. Q.
NOTICE TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.
Ass1srAsr ouAlrE.xAsf..s orrIoI.
DEPOT OF N B. g. Msrss
The attention of officers and enlisted men, for.
to large amount CT personal property stored ia
the Govern snt warehouses connected with this
The Government requires the space occupied BY
said property for the effects Of those now in the
a description Of each article should be given
wth the nas b w req r or Sihe
showing that the claimant ia tho authorized
The goods will be forwarded to the address Of
the persons 80 entitled at his expense.
ing unclaimed ninety days from this date VIII b,
sold AZ PUBIC auction. JAMES M. MOORE.
| .. NH 2dtmaysl Capt. Asst Or. o. s. Army.
HAPPINESS OR MIsERYi-THAT is TIM
sAS OF ana
MEDI0fNE," have determined resardisss Of eI-
o sh Ssa e n:
Dssg saS s. a
Psysioiosy and Natures Law. fSe.e
sna q
the receipt Of four stamps BY addressing Seeretary
BPSss: c Nsx 81 Anatomy and gSs
TR!IslMAARI;Preseetsd By Royal Letters Pat:
rsas g. PFPSsasd and secured By the seals
College Of Medicine. Vienna. S' Ana INC Ampef'aA
:, Triesnsr Ne: ,sthe sffectusl remedy for Relax
system. Triesmar No. has has entirely saps9ssdea
tbs III
t tha and Be ,ondary symptSms. thus obvistinS
Each preparation is in the form Of most asree-
four s. IL :.
ministered by valpeau,' sallsnnanda' Hou1, Zoe
Wholesale and retail BY DR.. BARROW. Ne. ls4
fe hs d o. FORD No. aso p. Ave..
U7HURsroNs IVORY PEAR! TOOTH Pew
! Der. for cleaning. Ses%TtSifyins and prsserv-
ins the T sS.aI 1 unneSualIed eles.n' 'sep3
New York. proprietors.
For sale By all ruegists. -,
xx1ELLs, CELEBRATED MAOHINI-ePR1AD
w STRENGTHENING LASTIRS are the very
hest In All cases for which plaster ID required Fer
sale by all drusgists. Jan O-0oV,A
"AK0 NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN
aAFE REMEDIEG for UNPLEASANT and danger.
crs d;aeases Use HELMBOLO'S EXTRACT E6.
IN H and IMPROVED BOSE Wash. m 26.6r
ARaE MAP OF Complied under
sonv div; backed with cotton. Also, laree an
si s., s'''''''' log NJ s1zAsox TAYLOR.
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SALE At A 4 ! ~ "a; 9g CON
GALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING, CAMP
- AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, TENT
CUTTINGS. De

my I'D Depot Of Warrington.
. AND aAhS6HtsTSHhi E SS2sgtap "a TENT
CHEF Q"''maWa gss! 2sS Dg0 Of M T.s'4s1sse"
ton Of Captain = D. G. Thonas n 5: <. T. 5. A.,
nels E Ct 1
MONDAY, May q, 1865 at Sd. O'clock, A. H.. a
large lot Of condemned Clothing, &c, consist
ninfantry and o.yslry Coats, Jackets. Troxsers.
R sss sIan.sss. kss.ls.. ksss sh9!sis sssass,
Tent Cuttings, Hospital Tents sibey Tents Wall
Successful bidders must remov the stores within
FIVE (O days from date of sale:
Terms cash, in GoVernment fup pd4Gp,n
Brig: Gen. and CHIEF ii + QA HSSAas;t
my4.lst Depot of washington.
SALE o. C9NDlNNERRn 9ggARTEERnAsT1E
Chief Qssrts'mesgs, ore, PsDS' Of mwashinas.on}
Vail i1a s IT 81 Mss
j, 1865 at 10 clock a. ms lot Of Quartermsster
Eantsrns ssovs VIZ
Paulins. Canvas. Brooms, Buckets
R hofss s Saass H Hs1ss aam2Rs e.
80 bushels Oats and about go Grain saoks
Terms cash. in Govsrnmnenpt fR RTsKe Err
my 4-ot Depot OF " ashlng ton.
GALE OF CONDEMNED MULES.
sAso Qra'soms ore, 3.'o, Of ya,si.s.onl
Will be sold at public suction, at the corr corrals
TEDsisO 6Si M hTsD ri + HSSSs, o.
hof IN Has 1s saSs service
49, JBrisadier General and Ghi:i SSslssrna.t.,
my 2-4t Depot OF Washington.
SALl OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
oHar'Snastiw, Ginssrs 99ss Frs pstsio~}
Will be sold at pubic auction. to the i Highest
siddsr.at eies fHHs 3; Ag;'S Nav r.
r ttkspAA9, Ma ms, - b,
,ERIpAY, May Is,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES EACH
IT These horses have been condemned as unfit for
For road and Of the
gains M may De had.
d. Terms cash. in United States currency yv,n
Brevet B.igader General. in chsrse FirstniI,,.
vision 9uaItermsster Generals Office.
A UCTI0N SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
QHarssr"ns; Gnsars 9 21s , Rtrsse"
'ssi5 t5 Time III ThuRsbH
CARLISLE, pnN NtH / lsls' THURSDAY,
WILMINGTON. SiT 4 VA THURSDAY,
May Is. 1865,
Pittsburgh, PENNSYLVANIA. FRIDAY,
q. TWO HUNDsnssS e GA iSs1as'LBY HORSES
-, These horses have been condemned a. unit for
'hs SasAiiy service of the Army.
gains NAV b nnS farming purposes many good bar.
Horses T SOLO sipsly; Sales 70 commence at 10 A.
n-.-.. oo'eg JAMES Ssnss' a. sa1 EkfN:
sr,s oHsAnter General, in charge
NY - .1y1- 1ltst Division Q. II. G., O.
MISS SANFORD HAS JUST R1TnpNuD
| l1 from New York with new .nd hN1D
| CANT designs in BONNITS and "a NsH,e , "a
HATS for the Summer trade, havine MI
chased them at reduced prices, they viii hs -
very low. 9e so1a
N. b. DRESsMAKIN9 in all it's branchs.
New York Millinery Establishment,
No. Market Space,
ID door from 9Th street,
myl6t& Up stairs.
WOOD BACHI,S o. 8. DIsPENsAToRY-
~ x2ANoK TAyLpR,
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DIsEAsEsI s1CRET DIsEAsIsiI

O4S4a60St 3460d610tl
sAMARITAN's eIFrI
SAKARITANS GIFT
THl MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER UeEDl
"Yes, Positive Cnrem for
Contains NO Mineral, no Bslssm, 70 Mercury
They sre en,irsy. Vegetable, having no smell nor
TIP s ct II Rs 1 in
IL hs ss %ss
eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present day;
have
or who have been sorged with Balsam 0opavis. %
Mercury TT, ssaafxAK1rANs GIFT.
Sent BY mail in plain envelope.
Priee-Male packages, 81. Female, ~
BLOOD, gLooDH s1ooH,M
'9sSfSSSE5k SS5SEr.
ssa d Il: isp HIsS 5SFsi z:
!: S:: Il s5ssE 81
sersy that for ho 1Su sy after Gears
AlthNSsfaak SO
~ saS;Riffsss &
rrice rs cents: Full directions.
WHAT THE sgeG s!S ss sA Az q y THE sAMAA
~Os Board THE SrEAMsHIP COSTA RIGA, Feb. 10,
,eS5-MessTs Desmond S Co.. S15 Race street,
Philadelphia-Dsar sirs Please send me one gIoss
Of your Gift # b sS Adams dam 20 .s E OK
that day Finding it to be what it is represented,
1 do not like to make ayoyage without supply.
4" Yours, very respectfully,
Atlantic Mail steamship Co., N. f;,,
Between New York and Aspinwau.
DESMOND & CO.. Box Isl Philadelphia Poss
Bold by g. CALVERT FORD. crrner 18th 1t. and
HENRY COOK, Alexandria. may e-t
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10y MoDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctioneers.
A LARGE AMOUNT OF GOODS TO BE SOLD AT

streets, Comprising Boots and Shoes asi sda
Caters. new and second hand Clothing almost 81
sSG FSsas ssxs. s5
eag IL III afd ct sTss ts. large
Day sales ! Mondays on a. and Fridays. ,a
Mght sales ttuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays,
paid for Furniture &c.
'afs SESYTRs, assSRfsd
'1,y ', S:'9 S.s e. ~
Az the Warehoas e. situated ted On n the
ana 81 2' Nat ssrf sss
1863: At 10 O'Clock .: M, lot Of Quartermas-
Pish: ASsur ts B0s.s Brides:
Wagon EGSyersa Curry Combs Chisels. FORCES.
Rsds kops u hs
Saws Shovel: ssadles Saddle Trees, Whp9 and
ALSO,
Horse Powers &c complete - Burr stone Mills
lot Of Bsns s1s i9n bs to
stores within FIVE days from date Of sale.
nsls bS ia F$$:ss:: sss:s
HORSES, AND MULES.
Chisf QKcrser,naster's Q6fcs Depot Of Washinston(
WaShington, ID. c., May 4, 1855
Will be sold ut public auction, at Alexandris,
Va, On MONDAY, May l., 1855. at II o'clock ..
Sacks, condemned as being unfit for public use.
ALSO.
at the same place, on TUESDAY, May 16. 1865.
at IL O'Clock g. M, Alot of condemned Horses and
Mules.
Terms cash in Government funds.
d. II. FUCKER,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quar.ermaster
my 4-d Depot of Washington.
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VVoOp BACHIS o. g. DIsPENsATORY-
- ''' I2ANOK TAyLpR.
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UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

MISS SANFORD HAS JUST .1rnnNuD
1u from New York with new and IN nN1O
hats for the Summer trade, HAVING N.Y..
chased them ct reduced prices, they viii E. -,
N. B. DRESsMAKING in all it's branchs.
New York Millinery Establishment,
No. 4 Market SPACE.
I'd door from 9Th street.
myl-6t$ Up stairs.
The evening Argus., 1865-09-07
FOR SALE.

TX GOOD BUILDING LOTS, in Geo. l.
lO DavenPort's addition TO the city OF Rock
Island. Price from 500 to $3.50.
Ten Acre Out Lots, situated on the Camden
road, half mile from the city of Rock Island,
well situated TOR gardening and resldences.
Terms half cash and balance on time.
20 Acres known as the Cushing Tract, situated
on the Camden road, two miles from the city OF
Rock Island, and 10 beautifully situated for resi-
dences, Gardening, Fruit raising-has good spring
SC, and 10 about q half mile from the q" ROck
River Water Power-' Price, per acre, $40, haf
cash and the balance time.
Also a number of lots in Davenport, Iowa City
and Leclaire, and Farming Lands in lows sad
Nebraska Territory.
Apply to GEO. l.. DAVENPORT,
mch27dwtf at Davenport, Iowa.
The evening Argus., 1865-09-07
A sUMpTUoUs DINNER FOR ALL.
.ssoLDIERs. WE WELCOME YOU
HOME.''

Wednesday, the 9th inst, was the DAY set
fnr GRAND welcome and dinner to the SOL
diers, at Edgington, in the lower part OF this
county. The day was fine, the crowd I'M
mense and everything passed off in the best
manner.
On Tuesday evening, Capt. John A. 1or-
dan, and his aids who were to do escort duty,
met at Edgington village and made the ne
cessary arrangements for the coming day.
Wednesday morning the escort, under
command of Lieut.. Grace, met IN front OF
Walkers store, and, with the Edgington ma
tlonal band, composed of Messrs. Baxter,
Raymer and others, prepared to receive the
various delegations, which came in and were
received in the following manner, viz:
l Buffalo Prairie delegation.
Drury and Illinois City do
3 Presumption do
4 Andalusia do
Camden, Rock Island, &C., do
6 Coal Valley do
The grand procession moved towards
Bopes' Grove, about 2 miles north of Edging-
tos, at 10:45, headed by Storms splendid
brass band. On arriving at the grove the
procession was halted and badges were dis
trlbuted to the soldiers, when the procession
moved in circle around the grove and pass
cd through a triumphal arch. beautifully
decorated with evergreens and flowers, sur
mounted by the motto:
The evening Argus., 1865-09-07
SOLDIERS, WE WELCOME YOU
HOME.

At the top and in the centre of the arch
was beautiful wreath of evergreens and
fowers-the work of Miss Mary Berry-and
containing the same motto as above. As the
soldiers passed through the arch hundreds of
fair women and pretty girls lined the path
on either side and showered fresh flowers in
great profusion upon the gallant soldier
boys.
Arrived at the stand the soldiers were con-
Quoted to seats prepared Tor the occasion, but
they Immediately vacated them for the ladies
present.
: The large assemblage then estimated at
from 3,G00 to 5000 people) was called to
order by the president, as previously arrang-
ed BY the appointment of the following
OFFICERS THE DAY.
President-Dr, E. II. Bowman.
Vice Pres'dent-John Ii. Eby.
Assistant Vice Presidents Edgington-
Moses Titterington, James Baker Drury-
James Reynolds, Wilburn G. Reed Buffalo
Prairie-Wm. Morris, David Cyphsr; Bow.
Hng-Wm. Miller, James Mcdonnell; Per- |
ryton-Levi Cooper; Duncan-John Collins: |
Administrations Buffum Samuel Kenwor- |
thy; Richland Grove - Phoenix Briggs
PreemptiOn-David Little; Coal Valley -
John V, Cook, James Donaldson Camden
James Johnston, VIM. Young.
Chief Marshal-Capt. john A. Jordan.
Assistant Marshals: Edgington-Wm G.
Carpenter Illinois City and Drury-Sergt.
Geo, h. Brown Buffalo Prairie-J ohm Nit
chelI; Dunosn-Geo Hare Perryton-Geo |
W. Crab; Andslusia-Sergt. Samuel Love;
Bowling-A. G. Sayre Richland Grove and
Preompsion -Sergt. Geo. W. Gregg Coal
falley-Alonzo McClain; Camden and loc-
alltles above-Irving Moore.
After calling to order, national air was
performed by the band
The Rock Island Glee Club, under the lead
OF Prof. Davis, then sand "Our National
Flag"
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Conger.
The Prairie Union Glee Club then sang. i.
under the lead of Mr.. Hayes Hazltt "Ho,o
1t Marches-The Flag of the Union"
Hon. Alfred Webster, of Rock Island, state
senator, was then introduced, and addressed :
the assembly, in well written speech of ;
about 45 to so minutes. The speech was
well received, frequently applauded, and at .
its close received three rousing cheers. ,
A national air was then performed by the
Andalusia Volunteer Martial Band, under !.
the lead of Mr.. Andrew Jones.
Maj Henry c. Connolly, of this city (I4th J.
LII. Cavalry was then introduced and, on :.
tehalf of the soldiers, delivered very appro-
PIRATE and effective speech, which was fre-
quently applauded and at It's close also re-
ceived three rousing cheers.
Adjourned to dinner.
we have never seen grove which seemed
90 well adapted for occasions of this kind ss
bopes' 1rove, and under the ample shade of
tne spreading oaks tables were snra.a =
great numbers and literally loaded VIII A..
The evening Argus., 1865-09-07
No REPORT.

Reported for the Daily Areus.
The evening Argus., 1865-09-07
%. j. DIMICk,
Real Estate and Land Agent.
OFFICE IN LIVERY BUILDING,
WASHINGTON street.
FOR SALE:

JOHNSON'S AMERICAN, corner of Illinois
and Washington streets. A cOmplets hotel, to-
ger with good barn and out buildings.
A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE on Moline Aven-
ue, with all kinds of fruit and shrubbery-eheap.
DWELLING HOUSES and lots in all parts OF
the city for sale.
Enquire OF o. ). DlMlCk'
Real Estate Agent.
augl6dwlm.
The evening Argus., 1865-09-07
WHO is RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RE-
BELLI0N
SPEECH OF HON. MONTGOMERY
BLAIR AT CLARkSVILLE,
MARYLAND.
A Terrible Philippe from one Of MIR.
LinCOIn'S Cabinet.

seward, stanton and Holt stripped of their
Masks--Seward and Fort Sumter--HOw
he Deceived the President--Jo. Holt as
the Unions Man and as Stanton's MAN.
stanton's support of secession. sc.
The evening Argus., 1865-09-07

To live with Sam and Andy.
Chorus-Dixie Doodle Doodle Doc,
And Yankee Doodle Dandy,
So Dixie Doodle Doodle Doc,
And Yankee Doodle Dandy,
Together live in Washington
With Uncle Sam and Andy.
2.
He took a stroll in Washington
With his old friend and brother,
Yankee Doodle was his name,
In truth he had no other;
Says Yank to Dix you couldn't win
On your secession bender,
For Grant and Sherman took YOU in.
And made you all surrender
Yankee Doodle tossed his cap,
Says Dixie to his brother
/ lost my cap in Dxie's land
And couldn't get another.
Take mine, says Yank, it's coming down,
It's been as high thunder,
So let it fall upon your head,
While you are standing under.
Now Dixie Doodle wears the cap
OfLiberty and Union,
And thinks the change becomes him well,
The gray one for the blue one;
Hand in hand the brothers bear
The banner of our freedom,
Ever ready for their work,
When Uncle Sam shall need them.
The evening Argus., 1865-09-07

Uncle Sam, with General Grant,
And Yankee Doodle Dandy,
Sought and found wayward boy,
Twas Dixie Doodle Dandy.
secession proved too rough a track
For Dixie Doodle Dandy,
So Grant and Sherman led him hack.
The evening Argus., 1865-09-07

most magnificent dinner we ever witnessed.
Such quantities of most excellent roast beef,
pigs, rounds of veal, ham, turkiss, chickens,
pickles, bread, sweet butter, pastry, cakes,
elegantly ornamented in every possible
style) jellies, sweetmeats, confectionery, fruit
of all kinds, &o., &c., we have never seen be-
fore. Among the tables which attracted
most attention, for quantity and the superior
ity of provisions, may be mentioned those of
man, John 81. Eby, B. F. Eby, Robert Kirk
man, William Morris, Caleb Carpenter, John
Edgington, Daniel Wheaton, James Baker,
John Kistler, William Watt, John Buffum,
Seth Il. Buffum, Jabez Cobledick, Rinnah
Wells. There were, doubtless, many others
which we failed to see, and which ought to
be noticed-but if we have slighted any our
friends must excuse US, for without horse
we could not see them all before dinner was
over.
The general superintendence of getting up
the dinner was assigned to Mrs. Carpenter,
Mrs. Montgomery and Mrs. Daniel Edging-
ton,-but especial credit is due to all the la
dies of that part of our county who aided
them in their labor and contributed to pro-
duce the most bountiful and unequalled dim
ner ever gotten up in our county-with
enough left to feed another such a meeting
Our thanks are due to Messrs. S. F. Hart
man, Daniel Edgington, A. I. Walker and
many others for kind invitations to dinner,
but we were literally taken possession of by
our Green Mountain friend, Lorenzo Par
menter, Esq, supervisor from Andslusia)
and, with perhaps a hundred others, walked
to his charming and hospitable home Ia few
steps from the grove) where, under the shade
of beautiful grove in front of his house, he
spread the most tempting tables for all who
came.
1t was our first visit to Mr.. Parmenter's
place, and the comforts, conveniences, neat
ness and beauty of the place carried us lin
imaginationl back to our dear New England
home.
The evening Argus., 1865-09-07

After dinner a large audience assembled
around the stand, and were called to order
by the president, when Storms band dis
coursed some eloquent music. after which the
Prairie Union Glee Club sang Bright. r. lag
of America"