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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER

By virtue Of a deed Of trust bearing date on the
10th Of October, A. D. 1864, and recorded in Liber
G T., No. Al, folfos al, &c Of the land records
for Washington county, in the District of Colum-
ba and by direction of the parties secured thereby
will sell at public auction, in front OF the prem
1856, at O'Clock ,. m, al Of Lots numbered one,
l,) two, (2D three, 80 and four, al in Square
numbered FIVE hundred (5O0, } in the CITY Of Wash
ingtca, together with the improvements thereos,
which are valuable.
Terms Of sale: One half In cash, of which SoOo
must be paid at the time of SALE and the
within five days thereafter, the deferred payments
to.be in equal amounts in and II months after sy
sfssle, with interest and secured By deed OF trust
to the satisfaction of the trustee. Terms to be
fully complied with within f1ye days after the law
Of sale otherwise the property may be reseld At the
risk and cost of defsulting purchaser, after one
weeks notice. All conveys ancing, including stamps
to be at purchaser . expense.
B. B. CLARK. Trustee
ap IL. eo6ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RYJAs. o. MCGUIRE q CO., Auetsoa.er,

DIsIRsBLE RKsLDENCk OF. NEW YORK
sTREETs. AT PUBLIC AU jTIos.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April the 10Th
ats oclock, on the premises, We shall sell part OF
Lot No. Z, in Dsvidsons subdivision Of square
no: ga about 24Il6s, TO 80 foot paved alley, coz
tanning S.bN square feet, together with the i'm
Broyemsnts, consisting Of . o-story and attic
bncs House, with Back Building. containing on
nrst moor, hall, two psrlors, library, and large
dining room; three large chambers, hath room and
water closets on the second; two finished rooms in
stnei hne cellar under the main building. and
Kitchen in the rear sll in coed condi tioE and we'll
arranged for home comfort.
Terms One third in cash; the remainder In si Il
and twelve months, with interest, secured by q
deed Of trust. Conveysncins and stsmps st ths
cost Of the purchaser.
sp l2-d lint. J. q. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
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GALE DAMAGED CORN.

WdShiRgI0n, d. C., April 9, Is6s z
Will be sold at public auction, uader the direo
non OF Breyet Lieu utenant Colonel J. @. @. Lee, :
on FRIDAY, April 20, 1885, ct 10 O'CLOCK 9. m, q
large quantity Of damaged Government Grain,
viz: about
23,377 BUSHELS CORN, IHEAOKs.
The grain must be removed by purchasers within
ten days from date Of sale,
Terms Cash In Government funds.
ID. III. RUCKER,
brevet MAJOR Gen. and Chief Quarternaster,
ap Slot Depot OF Washfngton
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LOCAL NEWS.
INVESTMENTS, &c, TONIGHT

GEOyER's.-Great bill tonight. jams r,
Murdoch in The Stranger" 10 conclude with
s.POCahontas."
ISLAND HALL.-Last night OF tire fair OF the
ladies OF Grace Up. e. Church.
CASTEEBURY Entertaining programm TINS
evening, in which all the star performers ap-
pear.
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RY GREKH d WILLIAMS, Austionsers.

SALOON, EAR, ANB FIXTURES on the sosta
side OF Pennsylysnis syenue, between al and 6th
streets west, No. 391, on FR1DAY, the nth
viz:
large Steamed Boiler, Iron Chests for Steam
Looking Glass, Pictures and Frames, IA High
Stools, Refrigerator, the Lease aud Good will Of
the whole Building for sale on Ground Rent, S409
per year.
plI-d GREEN WILLIAMa Aurta
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

TATTENI0Nl-A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE
uS MEETING, under the auspices of Potomac
and Fountain Divisions S of T and c. 7. A. B.
Society, will be held in the new Market Hall,
Georgetown, on THURSDAY, 18th inst, at 8
O'Clock D. m. Senators, members of Congress, and
other distinguished speakers will address the meet
ing. The Societies Of the District and the Public
are invited to attend.
BY order of the Committee. ap1Sat-
nR. O. s. VERDI, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSI-
- CLAN AND SURGEON,
No. 81 Congress street, opposite the Post Office,
Georgetown, ID. o. ap l3lm'
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, CHEERFULLY
w recommend to the citizens of Georgetown Dr.
&. 5. VERDI, formerly of Baltimore as q gentle
man Of ed alton and experience in his profession
Tt VERDI, NJ. D., G. W. POPE, M. D., II /,
HATCH, III. ID. ap l3-lwH
NILLERS NEW STORE,
lNl 101 Bridge ST.. Georgetown, d. G.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
just received a large additional supply of Spring
and Summer Goods, embracing a full assortment
OF Dress Goods, Shawls, ParasOls. Housekeeping
Goods, Cloths and Cassimers. Ladies' Cloths,
Goods for boys wear, Gloves, Hosiery, Hoop Skirts,
CalcOes at 10, l22 Is. 20, 25 cents; Beaehed Mus
lins at -, IS. 81, 81 cents. Our goods have been
purchased at greatly reduced prices, and will be
sold very cheap.
apl3Im- BENJAMIN MILLER.
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~ No. 026, corner 7th and ID arr ats
RY NJ. X. WALSH & CO., Auctioneers.
u No. 2s5 Penns. ave. corner 10th stree

RY NJ. X. WALSH 4 CO., Auctioneers
u No. 2s5 Penns. ave-, corner 10th street.
sTQGK OF Liquors; EURNITURE. GOOD
WILL AND LEASE, WITH BAR AND RES
BATHING ROOM. GAS FIXTURES, AND
ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS OF THE EURO
PEAN HOTEL, ,CORNER11TH STREET AND
PENN: AVENUE. AT AUCTION
On MONDAY MORNING, April IS, at 10 O'Clock,
Mewiil sell, without reserve, for cash. the Good
viii ans Unexpirsd Lease Of the above Hotel
together with al the improvement
hnd stock OF Bottled Liquors. in whisky, Bran
dy, Hook and other Wines, Segars &c.
Also.
Barrels Gin, Whisky, Brandy, Rum, Wines, &c.
Also.
The Furniture, comprising Takles, Chairs Mirror,
Fire Proof Safe, Desks. Pictures, Glass Ware,
Steve, and Jenny Lind Table.
Also.
One Musical Clock, In good order, to be sold for
account and risk OF former purchaser.
ing OF sale.
splS-4 M. WALSH CO, Aucts
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EXOELLENT FURNITURE, PHOTOGRAPHIC
INSTRUMENTS AND STOCK AT AUCTION
On RTRlDAf MORNING, April 10th, at 10 o'cf'k
we will sell at No. 80 Bridge st. Georgetown the
Photographic Instruments, Stock aud Furuitars
Of an artist decinipg business consisting Of Pres
Cameras etsnds, Rests Chemicals, Negative e. -
the business.
Also, fpe Mirror, Sofa, Marble-top Table,
marble top Bureau w ash Stands. tue Show Oases
Fancy and Cane Seat Chairs, Brussels Carpet oil
Carpet. Curtains, Back Grounds, y Stove, Tables
Oounterpanee.
Also. Elegsnt Steel Engrsvings, Views and oth.r
Pictures Gilt Frames, oval and square. AmbrotypS
Gases. all kinds. Also, one large outside Show
Case, IapH-S'l WARDWELE& HAYS Aucts
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RY JAS. O. MCGUIRE 4 Co, Aucts
GOVERNMENT FRAME BUILDINGS AT PUB
Lie AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, April %, at IL o'clock m, on the
premises, we shall sell the following described
Frame Buildings, lately occupied by the Sanitary
Commission. which are located on the south side
Of II street north, between 18th and 18th streets
west. viz:
Ofice. 22xSs, Q feet ceiling
Kitchen, 22I251l, feet ceiling.
once, lsx45f, feet do.
Shed, adjoining, l1xl2h, feet ceiling.
] Barrack, 2sxt6, 10 feet do.
Storehouse, 1sx3l1<, 10 feet do.
lBarrack, 241Sxl, l6 feet do.
Sink, 4xl9, s feet do.
i do. 414. feet do.
Covered Way, SKIS.
Lot of Footwsk
from day of sale.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds
ap l6-d JAS. q. MCGUIRE CO. Aucts
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ISY GREEN WILLIAMS, ,Auctioneers,
- No. 526, corner 1th and ID sts ORTIZ
RY JAMES @. MCGUIRE CO., AuctiOneer..

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON April 18th at
O'Clock, on the premises, We shall sell part Of Lot
IL, Square AL, fronting Is feet north T stree be
Is feet alley.
Terms One half cash; balance n and I, months
secured on the property. Conveysncins at pur-
chaser q cost.
sp Il dts J.. MCGUIRE q CO., Auots.
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AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT FRONTING ON FIFTH STREET WEST
BEEIWEEN u AND STREETS NORTH, AT
On FRIDAY, the 10th instant, at 81 o'clock, D.
m, IN front OF the premises, Lot No IL in SQu are
No. 4o, having 20 feet front by 93 feet AZ Inches
deep, with the Improvement
Terms: One. half cash; balance In six and twelve
months, secured By . deed of trust on the pre-
the cost Of the purchaser. $50 down when sold.
apld GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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EXCELLsIOR WEISS BEER,
II EXCELsIOR WEISS BEER
will be prepared in Q few days to furnish 10 All
perso who may favor me with their orders su.
perior article of WEISS BEER, manufactured
unsurpassed brewer.
RILEY A. SHIEN,
"Union Bottling Depot
Corner of Green and Olive streets,
aplS-9w IChrondIntell Georgetown. 30.
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Clio FOB
CIO BEAUTIFUL SILK MIXED
CASHMERE SACK.
S13AT
HEENING'S,
aplS-2t' Cor. 18th St and Maryland ave-

s13AT
HEHNING,s,
splS-2t' Cor. 7th st. and Maryland ave.
] H. OoLDwELLs
PATENT BABY JUMPER,
The Best and Most useful Article for the Nursery
ever brought before the Public, for the
EASE OF BOTH MOTHER AND CHILD,
Believing the Mother Of almost all care, but giving
to the Child not only amusement but the
MOST HEALTHFUL EXERCISE.
1t only needs to be seen to be appreciated.
Sold by
JAMES 8. TOPHAM 200,
500 7th street, one door above Odd Fellows' Fl ALL
Sole Agents for the Manufacturers for Dis
trict Of OOIambi. .nd Alexandria, va.
Also AT
WHEELER L WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE
AGENCY, Penn avenue. apl Stiff
MULES MULKsll tMULESIll
have lot Of fine: large broke MULES II
n,,s,- Itv.t! Ti;i's i; is'aREEvE, e,E E.,
WINES AND LIQUORS.
,wehave now on hand Bakers, Gibson s and Han.
Ak1s:Iioa, k sSsTfs: Gssk: %sdsfs .Sa ot%:i pare
10. no:tsst.sI,:, Drakes, stOuEhtOn and Ss5msR Bit
ap l36t Corner OF and 9th streets
ID EMOVAL.
IL MANKIN DAVIS,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS
have removed TO No. 1913 south side of Penn. ave
bet. llth and 18th sts., next 70 Star Office
ap 52wif'
MCFARLAND, STEPHENSON CO.'S
ll FAST fREIGH LINE
BALTIMORE, yAsHHIISSss55sSs, ssISs5ss ALEXANDRIA.
And Points on and Cosneetine with the Orange
AlexsHdria Railroad road
MEBCHANDISE OF EYERY DESCRIPTI0E
FORWARDED WITH DlSPATOH AT
THE LOWEST RATES.
- The above Line is strictly HOME LINE, the
prOprieters being old residents of Baltimore and
Washington, and Of long experience in the for
wardins business. They confidently solicit the
patronage of the public.
Ofhces:-l14 south Eutaw street Baltimore, and
Baltimore and Washington Depot, Washington,
DC
JOHN MCFARLAND, Baltimore
JOHN A: STEPHENSON, Washington, d. o.
NH l5-lnf
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Opposite THE PATENT OFFICE.
4s2 SEVENTH STREET,
PAPER HANGIE9S. FIRE-B0ARD PRINTS,
BORDERS. DECORATIONS. GILT OORNIOE,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, RUSTIC BLINDS,
And . magnificent stock of
WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES, PIC.
TUkE COkDS, TASsELS, AND NAILS.
Also, q 50 perb assort ment of
SQUARE AND OVAL PHOTOGRAPH AND
PICTURE FRAMES, In Gold, Rosewood, Wal.
nut, and Ebony.
And an endless sriety Of
TOUTS, CARVED BRACKETS AND FRA MES.
The sbo We stock ts bow offered to the public
AT COST, FOB Thirty BAYS,
In order to make room for extensive altaratfo.s
and add lions to my store.
spectfully solicited. --'
l.. ]. NOTEBOOK,
4S2 Seventh street,
a1 teo3W Opposite the Patent Once
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RY JAMES @. MCGUIRE q CO., AuctiOueer.

ExE0UToRs SALE OF STOCK.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON April rs, at the
will be ssd the following Bonds Of Stocks, &c,
Virginia per cent, State bond of $1,000. oeu.
! Ramsey @ county, Minnesota, 10 Per cent. bonds
Pacific Railroad Missouri bonds of 81 900 esch,
coupons since July 1851. attached.
81 900 each, coupons since June, ISL, attached.
2Chesapeske and Ohio Canal preferre cd bonds Of
81 go each, coupons since July, 1855, attached.
lChesapeake and Ohio Canal certificate ofindebt-
] Chesapeake and ohio Canal certificate ofindebt.
Cnssapeske and 6hiO Canal certificate ofindsbs.
ape Ike and nd OHIO 10 Canal a. oertino.t. fIna.b.
edness, No. l6S, for Sl23.6O.
40 shares Franklin Insurance Company. wash
ington city, i've dollars on each share paid in,
By order of the agent for the owner;
ap ls-ts 10. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts
T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROP
win be sold at NsWbern, North Carolina, q large
amount Of ordnance and Ordnance Stores Sale to
commence on the 18th day Of May, 1856 st 10 O'Clock
Q. m, and continue daily until ell the property,
the principal classes Of which are given below, are
Iron and Brass Guns, Gun Carriages. Harness.
Saddles, Haltsrs, Brtdles, Blankets. Wheeis Old
sns Gin: .ns
Hauipments. Implsnsnts for Field and Siege Guns,
and other articles too numerous TO mention
Correct lists Of articles to be sold viii be fur-
By order Of MAJOR General ia A. b. Dyer, Cbisf Of
Ordnance, Washington, d. e.
aIlstmyh Brew. Capt. Ord. Dept, d. s. A.
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FRED. K0oSEs,

- o A Li 90 A Il
FRED. KOOEEs,
Agent for Tyler q Co., of Philadslphis, Pa.
Goal by the cargo to dealers ct the lowest Phila-
delphiA Wholesale prices. Once southwest corner
OF Penn. avenue and lltb trset. NH as-sws
OIRDe AND CAGES.
FOLLER. u
$40 sth strsst, between ana h. mhll- ams>
THE GLORY OF NAN Is sT1KNGrH-Thers
ledistsly Iass H1LABoLDS 1xTRAOT BU
S0s' ...ss ses
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=" FOR SALE
HOUSE of rooms, with three vacant LOTS on
the corner of Pennsylvania avanue and 18th street
east. Lots Is by 80 each. Water In the yard
Peaches: Pears, Grapes. Pluns, &c.
HOUSE and LOT, 81 500.
HOUSE and LOTS. 81 900.
HOUSE and LOTS, s., 900.
Terms easy.
D.L. WELLS &'CO
ap l9-l0t corner 18th and r streets,
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DY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
ID No. 526, corner of 7th and ID streets

ap IL eoads GREEN 4 WfhLiAMs5'u Ifhhh M5ustss; Hssi,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-19
u.e,i.x a, the Court He..e Tonight.

Colonel B. II. SMITH, the white mans
candidate for Governor Of West Nir-
ginia. will address his fellOw-citizens at
the Court House this evening. Colonel
Smith is just concluding one Of the
most effective canvasses ever made IN
West Virginia. For nearly six weeks
he has been travelling throughout the
State: discussing in his fearless and able
manner the various political issues of
the dag, and arousing the people 10 a
sense Of their duty and Of the dangers
which threaten themselves and their in
stitutions- His receptions al almost all
points, have been cheering beyond de-
scription, and he has everywhere been
greeted with the warnest ASSURANCES OF
popular sympathy and encouragement.
We should like the demonstration to-
night TO be such as will convince the
Colonel that the same patriotic ire
which lights up the other portions Of
our State is also burning in this section,
and that the Democratic and Conserva-
tive men whom he meets here are as
earnest, a. Jealous and as determined
as any that have greeted him during
the canvass. To those OF. our Republi-
can friends who desire 10 hear calm
and dispassionate presentation of polit-
ical views opposing their own, we ex-
tend a cordial invitation TO be present.
Come with US and We will do thee
good
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-19
Cur Trip Up salt River.

We have been up Salt River and ar
rived safe at home. We saw many won
derful sights. We started on the morn
ing Of October 10; when a short distance
we saw the piratieal ship HDisuniOnT
coming in with flags Of victory, contain
ing but treaty-six stars-Bingham was
in profound "sleeP and slumber,7
while beast Butler" was eursing him
for violating his St. Clairsville oath.
John A. NuTrill and ParsOn Brownl0w
were discussing over bottle Of whisky
which was the greatest saint; AurTill
appeared 10 have the best Of the argu-
msut- While We continued on our way
up we cast Our eyes back. and saw the
Disunion bark before spoken in the
whirlpool Of DiscOrd, with q sure pros
pect Of speedy ruin. Half the vessel
was under water, leaving sticking Up
one end, on which was engraved hN
larse letters Negro Suffrage
We had good men on our ship Union
We carried with Us the Old Flag with
Tkfrfy-Sir Stars-we had the Constitu-
tion OF the United States. the Deelara-
ton Of Independence, and the Ira
ditions of the FATHERS Besides the
Union men Of the pressnt day, We found
up there George Washington, Thomas
Jefferson, and all the early Fathers Of
the Republic They were sOrTy that
their eounsels were rejected by the men
Of the present day-thought the Old
Constitution good enough, and advised
n to come back again and fight for it
a. long as we had tongue TO speak or
ure-s 70 warn the people
We have Swung around the circle
and are back again. We intend enter
ing the contest with renewed energy
C6di- SeEsinel.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-19
CONGREGATIONAL Interference with suf-
fraxe in the staies.

What right has the Congress TO inter
fere with the privilege Of voting in any
Of the States? Prior TO the formation
of the Radical party. no such assump-
ton on the part of Congress was ever
dreamed of or hinted az. The idea is
repugnant To- the Constitution Of the
United States and TO the practice of the
government during all the past ninety
wears. But these Radicals. being wise
above what is written and decIning
their party interests superior 10 all law,
whether human or divine. declare that
the Southern States shall not be admit
ted to the Union until the negroes are
permitted TO vote. Our armies fought
four wears for the restoration of the
Union, and now. when all that was
asked during the war has been obtained,
these radical trlcksters will not submit
10 have the Union restored until the
negro, from association with whom even
radicals generally shrink with loathing
and disgust. is permitted 10 exercise all
the civil, political and social privileges
which have heretofore appertained 10
the whites alone. Any attempt on the
part of Congress 70 interfere with suf-
frage in the States would be gross vio-
lation of the constitution and an unpar-
donable outrage, but an attempt 10 CON-
pei the States 10 make Regroes voters Is
teufold worse.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-19
rs.Gsss W.rL Proxre..e..

From every part of the State we hear
the most encouraging news of the pros
poets Of the Conservative cause. All
accounts agree that nothing but raseai-
y and corruption can defeat us in the
State. Prom jefferson county paper,
~ clip the following:
The last two weeks have been quite
fruitful Of changes from radicalism TO
conseEy slism by voters of this county.
We have heard of mum Der of persons,
Sho have heretofore acted with the rad
icai.. as expressing themselves rs thor
oughIy disgusted with the nominations
mace by their Convention, and so indig-
hant al the unfair and rascally conduct
vi Inc registrars. that they win not only
not support the ticket, but will Join the
eon'erY atlves, for the present election,
al least. We would name these voters
a. onee, but We know that il would sub
eet them TO much annoyance at the
saa' OF the whippers-in of Chapline e.
F"''@IRsId and KoOnce.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-19
Work To-day.

We would caution our conservative
friends that this Is no time for idle
ness nor fancied security. The radicals
are putting forth more strenuous efforts
than ever before. Their main object ia
10 overthrow the conservative majority
in Ohio county. To do this, they are
working night and day. They are ami
mated by the energy of desperation.
and they feel that, if beaten this fall.
their overthrow is final and complete.
The same considerations should slim
ulate the lovers of liberty and Union
and peace 10 put forth more vigorous
efforts TO make our triumph overwhelm-
ing. We must have every vote polled
Not one must he omitted nor suffered 70
stay away. Every man must BE- made
10 feel that the election 10 be held
next Thursday Is Of more Importance TO
him individually than many days work.
II we whip the radicals sOundly this
fall, they will stay whipped. !"
They can never make again so
great an effort, nor muster so
many votes as now. We must make
them know that even when they have
done their best, we can outnumber them
al the polls We con do 1t, and, We be-
lieve. rM Then, let US nerve ourselves
for the work before Us. Let Us work
diligently, increasingly, and hopefully.
Let every man do all that he can, and,
one week from this morning, We will
gladden. our readers with the returns OF
the greatest victory ever won in Ohio
county. Arouse yourselves, friends, and
60 TO work courageously. Work for the
whole ticket. Discountenanee any
splitting or trading. and let Us make
the least of our majorities not less than
1--WE hundred. The election is rapidly
drawing nigh, and we have no time TO
lose. Work to-day. to-ROTrox, and every
other day between this and the evening
ofthe 25th.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-19
Radiesi Meeting on short Creek-A
Presh Hubbard on the stump-A. w.
Campbell Exorteth in the stone
Church-Ansther Old Woman also
speaks in the Meeting.

h1c h1S-sS''
Iwrite TO let you and your readers
know something OF what is passing in
the rural districts of this (0hiO) county,
at this time, in a political way, as that
is the all-absorbing topic of the day.
In doing so, have only to tell you that
/ had the extreme pleasure and gratifi-
cation of attending a meeting tonight
of the so-called Union party al the old
Stone Church on Short Greek, which, /
believe. was erected TO God and dedi-
Gated to Him and His interests In
purer days gone by, when church and
State were entirely seperate, there was
no such thing as pulpit politics and the
desecration of the Church Of God by
converting il into a house in which po-
litiCal meetings are held and such har-
augues are gone through with 10 arouse
and stir up the people against the gov
ernment and the President. How well
do | remember how they upheld and
preached the doctrine during the war
that all who opposed the President and
his administration. opposed the govern
ment, and were rebels, traitors, DC.
But when things don't exactly suit
them. o. how quickly they cry out of the
other side OF their mouths. |. for one.
hold them TO their old doctrine. and
CIV at them rebels, traitors, &c. for
out OF Your own mouths are ye condemn
/ ed. but they don't want 10 hear of this.
: They have forgotten it. spoke of pO-
I litical harangues. and now repeat it,
such as were put forth by A. W. Camp
bell. ex-postmasJer, 10 prove 10 the
people that all they had 10 do in the
world TO bring about such a state Oi
peace and brotherly love, that the!
might almost imagine the Millennium
was at hand, was TO vote for A. W
Campbell, ex-Postmaster, for State Sen
ator, and the rest Of the radical candl
dates. thereby insnring the adoption o
the constitutional amendments.
After Mr.. Campbell, ex-Postmaster
was through speaking, and then tellini
them that he had a few copies Of IN