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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
? FOUR DAILY THROUGH TRAINS .
PlTTSBURG to PHILADELPHIA
THREE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
P1TTsBURG to NEW YORK
THREE DAILY r. ROUGH TRAINS
PITTSBURG to BALTIMORE
TRAINS LEAVE. AS .foLyOWI

FAST MA1I-Leaves Pittsburgh at 800 ~ s9ve
at Altoona for breakfast at so ~, reacl ~
risburg at LOS P. NJ, and Philadelphia att. ~
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train lea dar.
risburg at 20 and arrive in Baltimore 5.4JP.M
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train leave Phil
adepllia at 6.45 P. NJ, and arrive in New York at
1000 P. NJ. s=-sz5c1 as=zkE : !. 4 :.
THROUGH Stopping At all Sta
tions-Leaves Pittsburg at 800 H. arrives 1t Al.
toona for dinner at lbs a. H., reaches HnrkburG
at $40 P. M, and Philadelphia at IL Is Pm. =
THROUGH EXPRESS-Leaves Pittsburg at 1885 P. i
arrives at Altoona for supper at 9: 20 =. resche
Harrisburg at 80 m, apd philadelphia at LIN
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leaye H4f
risburg at ESQ a. and arrive in baltimore at m
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train leave Phil
adelpha at a. and arrive in New York At 12O NJ
FAST LINE-Leaves Pittsburg at S45 p. m, arrive
at Altoona at LIS M, reaches Harrisburg 1t 63k
am, and Lancaster for fast at 725 m, A.
irving in Philadelphia at 1885 am. p,
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS By this train leave
Harrisburg at 100 a and arrive in Baltimore at
11.5O a. IN.
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train have .
choice of routes. A sleeping runs through from
Pittsburg to New York, without change, via Harris
burg and Allentown, arriving in New York At Las
p. m. By way of Philadelphia, passengers reask
New York at 2.45 p.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

JOSEPH HOWARD, Proprietor.

All kinds Of meat-bee:, pork, chicken,
turkeys, sausage, pudding, smoked tonRue.
&C., kept constantly on hand and for ssle
at the lowest rates. All persons vishine
meat are requested to call. Opposite The
Fletcher House. ''ST5-t 1<'s2 .t3 MOO -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
TO CoNsUmlPTIvEs.

Consumptive sufferers will receive VAL
.ble prescription for the cure Of Consump-
m, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all throat
ID lung affections. free Of charge,) by
4ding their address to .s .....
!. Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
; Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF MORTG AGE-
~ Name ofmOrtgagors T. Kinnison and Sara,,
X. Kinnison. INSTRUMENTATION G. o., Thoms.
kecorded.Octobcr I'd, 1858, in Meeker county, Min
to Charlotte Golf; the former recorded March Goth
1850 and the latter March 2lst, 1860, both in said
date of this notice$l2s.25. Description Of mortea
ged premises-The northwest quarter of the souti,
west quarter Of section twenty In township one hun
Default having been made in the conditions Of said
mortgage and all the assignments thereof recorded
notice hereby given that the above described land
Atkinson in the town of Forest CITY, in said comfy
VI Meeker, on the 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 4. I
D. 1854, to satisfy the amount due, with costs and
Improvements, on mortgage of which the above ia
description. CHARIOTTE & GOEH
aU s so.est C!ty, OctoDer ISL, 1864. Assignee.
:. A. q. Smith, Attorney for Assignee. e octi3-8w
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
ARMY AGUE DROPS.
TESTIMONIAIS:

TESTIMONIALS:
We are happy to refer to
Gen Mcclellan, Rt Rev Bishop Potter, Y
Gen Fremont, "DrTyng ''s
Gen Burnside, CDR Taylor.
Gen Hancock, "HW Bcechcr B'klyn
Zen fitzpatrick, 81 Ell Chaplin, 2"
Col P y s5thNY mr. S Suess'' ~
Go! Quick 18th NYC His Hon. MIR Wood, BIN
CO' Fowler, 18th N YIN Hon NJ Kalbfeisch
Major Dorenns, A DC Hon NJ Odell,
Reifsnydcr, 35th Pa Hon Mayor G unther NY
Wilcox Ado Hon Horace Greely e
Ramsay And hundreds Of other
Stilwcll Surgeons equally wcll-known gentle
Babcock U 8 A men, for which see circu-
Price ONE DOLLAR per Bottle.
Wilcox & Go.
Principal Office,
laI WAT&R ST.. new YORK.
". B.-Nonc genuine unle.s 5earinq our
signature on the scropper
*x*Don't lie: your Druggist put you off
with any other remedy. If he does not
have it for sale. enclose us SIPS per mail.
and We will send YOU one bottle Of the Ar
my Ague Drops per mail postpaid.
WILCOX T. co, N
v'nl5-@m 1Sl Water st., New York.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

A CARD TO THE sUFFERING.-swallowt woor
~ three hogsheads Of "Buchu,' Tonic Bitters"
ter You satisfied with the result and one box Of
Old Doctor Buchan's English Specific rUs-and be
restored to health and vgor in less than thirty days
Ihey are purely vegetable, pleasant to take prompt
shattered constitution. Old and young can take them
with advantage. Imported and sold in the, United
states only by ~, ...:r. JAS 8: BUTLER, -.
No. AZ Broadway, New ork,
V'no-5m ~ "'S" Agent for the United Stptes
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

5t.. 1854 - 49,.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r. r
f. RUNNlNG FROM @5 e'sEs= -
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH !
= $40 Miles Of Double Track. g.. =.
$3.50 800 49, "a;
~ ~ Yk1E97S!EH. -

IRON all portions of the West.
Il Northwest and Southwest this limo Aid ita ca.
nections form either the shortest the best route q
Philadelphia, New York Boston, Baltimore and wash
ington. The traveller may with confidence rely up
sure connections, high speed with perfect safety
every appliance for comfort that can be procure
New and elegant passenger cars, for day and nigh
service, have recently been added to the oauipuey
Of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad. -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
MEAT MARKET.

t}!2{s "G<Ax MARK ct .ssfE3s{.?
i 'kESh Meat, Hams, Sausage and veee
i tables OF all kinds, kept constantly .,
hand. Shop On St. German street.
;1sat.ss4 arr .sss.,...,s CHA8. LUE0.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
R.. O. STRONG'S

R.. o. STRONG'S
CARPET HALL.
ii 226 Third street, St. Paul.
\EALER In Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mat
~ tings, Curtain Materials and Trim
mings, Upholstering and Furnishing G foods,
Window Shades, Wall Paper, Mattresses,
Feathers, NC. ..,~. a.. -.r-.-. v6n4O-ly
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

We respectfully call attention to our tes-
til: onials. Many of our letters attest that
hundreds Of lives have been saved in the
Army by its use Indeed, 80 well are it's
curative qualities appreciated IN the army
that the most successful Surgeons in the
field and hospital use it almost exclusively
in the diseases for which: We claim Its infal-
hbilty. The best physicians always seize
the hest means to effect cure, hence the
universally Of the
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

. 'I2 =! xE =
For Rats, Nice, Reaches, Ants, Bed Buos. Moths IN
f~rs' !toolens, &C., Insects on Plants, Fouls Ani-
Putup in &c SO. and 81 90 boxes bottles and TASKS
sand s. sizes for hotels public institutions, &c.
only infallible remedies known"
"Frec from poisons.'' ,.E
mot dangerous to the human family"
"Kats come out Of their holes to die"
So Sold wholesale in all large cities.
TO- Sold by all druggists and retailers everywhere.
49, -: Be~are!!! Of all worthless limitations.
snd ns hsara name anne is on each box bottle
NH= Principal depot 49, Broadway, N. Y. A''
ssGS",a "yail wholesale and retaidruggists in St.
- uu, nnnn. v6n34
no YOU WISH TO BE CURED?-Dr. Buchan,s
49, English Specific Pills cure in less than thirty
days, the worst cases Of Nervousness. Impotency.
Premature Decay Seminal Weakness, Insanity, and
all urinary, sexual and affections no matter
from what cause produced. Price, One Dollar pcr
box Sent postpaid by mail on recent of an order
One box will perfect the in most cases. Address
v7nS-3n JAMES & RI1r1 M 700
General Agent, AZ Broadway, New York
L'DITOR OF DEMOCRAT.-DEAn Sir: With vour
IL permission wish to say to the readers of your
paper that will send, by return mall to all wishing
gree recipe with full directions for making and
using simple Vegetable Balm, that will effectually
remove in ten days, Pimples, Botches Tan Frccklcs
and all Impurities Of the skim leaving the same soft
clear. smooth and beautiful -. 49, -
will also mail free to those having bald honda mr.
bare faces simple directions and information that viii
enable them to start full growth Of uxuriant hair
whiskers or loustache in less than thirty days.
ch AL applications answered by return mail without
charge. Respectfully yours, - 49,.
- - "Tfl0s. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist, T."
x.no-3m - = i :. 83l Broadway, New York.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
REPRESENTATIVE

1t has proved great blessing and saved
many q valuable life in those miasmatic
localities where they would have fallen
victims to BILIOUS DISEASES.
The chtlls aciU not return IT these
Drops are taken.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
ARMY AeuE DROPS,

AS its name imports, has been and is the
great Specific for all BILIOUS DISEASES
in the Army. 1t has no equal. Its popu~
larity in our noble Army and elsewhere is
as universal as it's cures have been quick
and wonderful. Asa
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-02
Ber,w al - .... .],. ,..
Deutlne:. .Xeib5ibliotbet,

Dapenpsrt. No. los Dea 2. Gtrojs,
Tt"~~.rrer'eprsts - &snts ~ W"ra
.ss,ssss,ss,srs. sssstSssS
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-02
Gin neuer Bab1trtd.

Dae Gtne. BoIfeblatt s'nts esr rob-
btat,a,n B,ct.ntsnbld'''r eu Nrminfifra>
ush, III pl5sttd fllr cen @ann. e'n Gin
coin uno Ole BIairs pon aQtn am msis
flsn baGen, ndmlid fdr Salmon y.
Gtafe uls prdfrenif&df's &auriratrn
bsraueesfommsn, natlrlid untnro'tn
ptr Gntlhdpune en baltimore ecnv.r}
tion. Tis 81 Staateast'una u q naN
Notia pon rer Sa6e bat aber ttt', ;S~t''
pabsi fir Oh Ats
gbdo tat rhs au b,tsukn? 4 un's
psn 6uu,l'0'mie sinsBtwtauna I'm VanBt
rie rsn SIo Abe mi,lammt ls'neq W'',
fsru, poameiiasrn. &enIraftoren. Sdgt'b'
fn.&tsn &c. &c. aus Nm. uro Wlresn ~
I&meiesu gum 3mea baIY Io& pcb'
unmselih. Bir 9Iauben an ris Wabr'
btit einer folhsn Bsm.9una 70 usnia mis
utr IN psn GrnF sinsr auf esn 6. Sum-
nod Baltmore berufsuen Oo1uerlomm.
4un4 oer Ersunrs @baies, Bu'lsrs H: elaus
Sen. Gs ia offsnbar ulse oaraaf abas'
lsbsu. rem Bolt blauen Dun 4 uorsuma9en,
oas @olt ~ bsbumbusaen. Man m'u
paeurb, pa5 man 'e;nen anpern eanetea'
ten, ais 6urn gtneolu. Dor eie Sal'imcte
CONVENTION bttnetn TT -vqaen uprgtttt,'
osn 8e.lua maasn. psm lsid'a!dutiatu
0olle au1ubinpsn. oaB lie Baltimore
@onuenlion nidt flr einroln e'pedt, ion:
BERN cine frets Gonpsntion fsi. ano foulsn
eiuiee Spayt tlsubnSia Asnug lein, lb's
Neuaieree in Baltimore iliuen III mcQsn
70 werosn Ge pon ben e'aeo!n. lrarpsra
0aer eenaa atfanasn Dsett1. " n
flrQ1tt bte Gleuslano Con
peutton. pas il rie Sode unr Ga man
oirsft ssasn eitfelts ua's sataus1i@
ten t6nuen, 70 psrluden ee Die Jud|e IN
pireft. 9n' Obio na1'ssHlit wlse elt
Nn.i 2ineolu. Bsuequnl 0a'fr unp (tar
fsr. 8sta etn G.iumpb nun fir rae
cole DoIf5bIa!t. rsnn es curd sln O|air'.
laes Observation-Disclosures r's raeita'sn
Dtull4en CbiD's fur Q1als nod Bali
more trsiben t6unle. um ,fs an e'nroln Au
pslfaufsn! @arje pret 6Iisasn mil
etntr Rlapps - rte Q!tuelano Gonoen>
ton betroeen. Dem Gbole elm S&nipp4sn
asl6laa'n unpu rem Oh 4ts finsn lQdli
9tH lift 9tBtttu. TIM utf7s rtrb Rr7
mumm,n 'hh0 psanaelt init Dem Namsn
u@blle". Gem Ter BomiIie 8lah unp en
reaiereuren Dyna1ie 10 perba6tsn, - rn
SpaB ri1e foRth uno rates retdfn eobn
truaer. Nber Dir. 0o!tsblatt, man ftEn'
ltint pappsnbeimu.
Dtr esasn 2inecln unc 6umtuA 1T,
rer miro (.irs Sattus nod 0'sularr
ri9Ien.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-02
Die g onfer n !.

Sn tsr an 8. Mat 4 taltentrt Gonfe'
REM putpe etu @affsnftQfauo awtf&sa
peu tsutta.n Wd@tsn ttuo Dduemarf
uuln folasnbsn BsptnsunSsn anatnot'.
men :. I. Mduu,une 9atlaubs son Gstisn
rn A1ttrtsn, posesen bts Ddner VI. 9n'
|el Alfen rdun,sn foQeu: 2. aufbstune
fsr bdutf&en Blpeabe ber beut!&en 1dfeu.
Yarts. eonntap. 8. Mat.. Das
Attubtlau tte ,.@ontt.ur" uttlret, eat
III B.Y ron 1unie an T. @ai tte '9sr,
fdduns aufs.toetn tat, bab aber bte &f'
bs1.n auf 81 9rftGuns aatr scn: 'ttusn
a,f,uitn W.sinaunaen,, not,tn.li& duf
Il. gnflcatnn rte Riutf:rlnme, tsftber:
Oct son teh Aratern aeHdbAe DfY ".
Fnpe I'D uH 4O. coo Da4Ah aul fsa c,,r
bs@ ME III auFaaae ai4f ftasftI.6 s'
esn rie dremesp auf.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-02

WV y u q.
Z arlington. Wot %. 1864. 49,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-02
niide .@sietnt feine snplide Grlsbteun9
fnesu. - - = 49, Dnt SABRE tte
5effsefa bdttsn zen Sdpen stnier esma&t,
ai6 IT je 3upor war."

e., ,(ebr mfr in anrers. B3iebuna mt
D, Ybtlipps tinterlanrsn Gnp, 70 alau.
ben wlr COD, eot ris uutsrjo6uu0 Ger
Nsbeaion jet eoe 'inaies Wtttsl II. um
eaus1uesn Trtfcen 3u asmiRnsu uno pie
Ntputl'f 3u retlsu. Die @tfobrsn. tts
Ter 0olfcfribtii erctsn. ZEN Dsipoliamue.
rer ii6 b1st,sr unp bteitsr mant. uno cen
St,uiliemuS. Orr fit r'm{tlttu fsiat unr
lsltftlldlta aur 0erfaarna f.ui, letsu mi,
.nur III rsutIt&. Aber bot rue 8o:t niett
rte @snalt in bdnrsn. oesr t. Ute 60 b.
reits 10 taf asiunfsn fein, rrb IS auf feline
Dreibtit unr istns Wd,es puAtdttt botY
Die Nenuna rer Eancn I.cat IN ptr 2luf
rsebtbaltuna pee G,n.Ierntn
prtneipe. Dirc eaN,'ts a,nab1t. 70
fine eie Grrunaenf6of'r rts Dsipotis
nuns In un(srrm Qauee nit sinsu, S&1a
Ae psrnit,st. QiueoIhe urb Ger rsAis1sns
rem Dpnaftie Eoae dnr cann stSdblt.
Dsebalb bcfsn mir auf @4eutIanc.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-02
Wtue mabuuuC.

Sa elmer nsuIi len 8tr(ammluna es'
Mnti. Stlapersi> >@tleultuil IN Ntm yo't
ttslt Wsnesu Yoil,prd tineh Vo1'1aR,
Dem mir folaenre SIsusn solnttmsn.
Die pRitt cis SfIaonei aukub'bsn.
mu0e pem Doti cine bsi'iae isin. abu Q
1lbs mob 70 ibtiasre 3nts1' i
len, als pis WboIItion rr1leitsn. 70 ls'
9robe @,fabr porbanrsn, pab IN Ust
pes RrieaeY ole 6rt'
beit iDei Sen Manns5 usr
loren atbs. Dir bitten tn e't|tm
8ri.ae Mot nur unaebsnn 8srIuftf an
@ut unp Blut eebabt. foucstn ou@ t!'
eifer(ldttes Babtuna Ger perl6nlt
Den Bre1bett uno oE Vo'
re4te babecas Bolt AT etn,
aetdt1. 9tce 6ano in
0ante fd fir Die &ris9s(&ulpeu unpfdn:
Get unp iDrrpe IS fdr wenia{atne 50 Sabre
bleben. Du1b Disie hlDe W.Ife bins
pur6 e,bf,d. mon sine on Nue uedbune
oelvoitf&er @.noIt 9sw5bnte Nsas'
tuua. 5.t1sluu 5swuro babe Gem eoro
9uons eeiast oab cine 8sneauua 'e'nst
6anr binrei4e. UNI irasacs'nen Saraer
res Qanpss tas @sfauRn's aa ps'tsn.
DkGeil5 rr &ineRfdsn Nauer isi fstn
dSnl,qer Dslpotismus ~ Roosn. --
.Drre au@ eoua 0hbtnlsn s'oost1, 10
ld pomit Der Rriso nidt ~ Gnoe. Der
5lpen l.i flola, ..nmalbtp uuo befeit. fil1
(eine Spssn iu ftrbsn. Yin aan3ss 0u'
etuo bla'tasr 5&la&tsn rarosu ts'nen
Sinn nilbt dntern. --
vDas 0,rlanaeu. Die HOm'n'aratton
~ un,.ritasen, (st ia uisl'r 8sstsbuna
p,r.ttfeuiet,f lanse, uIs CIT eonR'tutte-
neQe Eermiu pausre. 4ba IT, Us. pbh
lipps> feue Is in Atrsns. pa6 itaenc stn
Waan bletbenps Nn(prQ&t ouf .in Am'
tot,. - bie{,r 2rtse lei
tein gew5bnlidsx per eur& S6la&'en
entldt,pen wercen f6nue. % ist sin
Rrf,a ttr 9cs.n. Sc III csr aoisr unr
p.r Slid Auiammsnsebuneen. Dr. Xrl'1
f5nnt nit Gem Slid nf&t iua Daiisr., BEL
Eild nidt nit rsm Aolr in oer 3uft Ie'
Sen. Giner psr(eIbeu md(ls un'srsshsn,
auf cab BET anrere teb,n Tonne. Dsr
Worcen ws,pe Gearsi& b!eibsn unp aul'si
psm eana.n 4onttnsrte @elsee eebtn'
Denn sr (pbilipps) Elm Nsgsr'tIaoe nd
te. wl.re 1 ~ @ett Rsb.n. psu xr''a
nod 20 Sabre wdtrsn ~ tanen. 1snn
er ill N.ssrifIass wdre. wiros ibm- jsos'
n6.olide @tse ole unaldd "'@stnsn'
Dsnn prr 3rise mai,. - tanas II bausrs'
mttr uns m.tr ras issise foetale une 20.
liiif&ee.ben III fsine urbeRanotbsiIs auf'
lsien aneiau Mtomsn 5ntramnfrn' 90
ct 81 tu Sas- -ame.tta uap Rstife eslss'
len. 49, - "#:-ut,
,Ais ausrifapif&er p1raer attt utiif.
er i@ esasn ssn &strsserlid,eu. xr iebs
In rem &rises bte 5keiutssaa 1sin.r S&ul.
psntsii. az stnem Gbsasill uns teinsm D q.
poismss pem ~ wieertfsben ssshe t41olfs.
tuatup unp 0rsibst,sIiebe peslonAs, els ",
sens ere Nattcu rsr @s(6tbts teaeua
babs. DIT Rttss mails eut@ Raats mda'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-02
~ 1eblae(4ofen. Der Rsoattsu

~ Jebleel4often. Der R'oastsut
o,s Dapenportsr ~Dsmutrat" nstni st
brar, ro6 mtr In bte Armee astrsten fstsn,
unp bofft uns baIp au elmer OfR3teseom'
milton BtasuIiten 10 feanea- aaDtf eaneea
fur r.n 9utsn BiQen. Wsnn Is un9 uln
tint 6ffrtrrsspmmtffton ~ ituu 8stpsten
ndre 10 bdttsn, mir i3on ldueft uur Au'
arifen rarftn. DR. Onlel 9auuel &C.
brau9t Solpatsn, unp rssbalb perpen ptr
puemal ets Bna(e anRatt tes Deesns
flbrsn. Gar bte Oi1ttersaedsn f1nesn
I'D (&ou nod 2eute. Mdn tat NOD nit
ater @ansel parau est6rt. t4
(Sowa Eribins.)
.Btr baiten buraaus nt&t Ssatelt
mI,bin babsn wtr aud nt&t fsblosi&ud.u.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-02

Y--@' 6rr @lli6 bot feline Wsrbtn'
runa nit BE-, Soma lrtbdn," dufasasbsn'
n'e mon ous fuleenrr No.ij Sspa@lsu
Blattes erisbsn miro:
Yt,t Der pprIisasnpen Numn,sr snoet
m,in. @etbinruna nit cer ~Soma Irtbd'
n". Snesm i'd. 3,ltmetlia ~ stnsm an
p,rn 6elre rsr Dirffomfeit dbn9sbsno,
BON rem @tisr Abf&isp n,bme. tann Id
nur eit 6ofnuna oualprs&en. rab bas
Blot. lofern 20 Zen bisber portn osrtrsts'
nsn @runr(dbsu aetreu bIettt au& uuter
onorr eettuua f& pte 8afads psr es'sr
nfrsusn m69e'
Tt,obor 9 alto.
Z urIington, Wlat %. 1864. 80.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-02
@tnsrdls Gtampn Gnt. Ntr Ella esut>
fdbsr @snsral. unb lsltf tpsnn r jebn
s&lo&tsn 9swonnsn, mab fsSsn, ie'
psemal iiegtn.
Die NebeQem fplIen belfen.


wiq 20 ne Rt9tsrun9spartd. Das fam
unS trstlt& nsnts mstr uufaaenp istu.
na&psm psr prdGptnt tur& f.tue Amus'
Ri.p,otIamution aQe Guantuus, S6ur'
Ter. y oretr,nnr unp Bsfi.n res Cd
e.ns baAiaa udo frsuutlt&f ttnpstortn
bat. ~ tra.ro ttnu bsltsttpsu 3stt. wsnn
lie re MorrsnS or llnionelsutt mice
drr. rt,rfr In RE linton Rrofcs unp mil
al ,tun frabusu .Rsd:.n aur 5ur'
lb1til Ntrabams 3urddSuftbrsu. unr
nah'sm Wr. Abratam turd fsin 6'rtn'
etnmaI.in ",sbn IN gins rnp nsuu IL
tsne" ris Rsbfufnfualen fdr f&-letat
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-28
Union County Convention.

On Saturday, May l4th, 1864, at the call Of tho
county committee, the unconditional loyal citizens OF
Clark County, Washington Territory, BY delegates,
met in convention ut Vancouver, and upon calling
tho ayes and noes unanimously endorsed the following
resolutions
Rcsoired, That VIC endorse oil the measures adopted
by the present Administration for crushing out the
present Shareholders Rebellion,
Resolred, That We admire the courage, and laud the
heroism, Of our brave army and navy in their patriotic
efforts in behalf Of constitutional liberty and human
rights. ,. w..
League to sustain the Administration; and that We
hereby pledge ourselves to assist it by all the means in
our power to finish up the good work.
Res0ircd, That we are for peacc-.when every rebel Is
dead, or has Internationally surrendered to the Nation
al authority-nnd not before.
Resolred, That VIC will not consider the name ofany
person rs a candidate for any office. who has not here
tofore been know as an unconditional. Union man,
unless each person will! come before this convention
and publicly disavow all connection with the present
Democratic party, and pledge himself to an earnest sup
mort Of the Administration in all its efforts to crush
the rebellion, and to advocate the principles OF the
Union party.
for support ut the coming election ,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Knight, J. J. Lancaster 'nd
Sicr;S~$. W. Bean.
-. AudiTor-Webster Abbott.
Treasmrer-G. I. Mcdonnell.
Con nisioncr-GeOrgc Backmnn.
Probate Judge-Lcvi Douthitt.
Assessor-M. d. L. Webb:
,SrhoN Supperintcndent-M II. Hathaway.
Smrrevor.T. NJ. Coffee.
Rcsoired, That this Convention recommend Il. !.
McGill as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney in this
Judicial District. u
Hathaway as a andidate for Joint Councilman with the
counties Of Klickatat and Skamnnie; U
NJ. Il. HATHAWAY, Secretary.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-28

THE JuDGE's TEXT BooK.-.As many of
our readers may not be informed as TO the
sources from which tho learned Judge drew
his inspiration on Saturday last, we venture
to give one Of them. Tho N. Y. Day. Book
contains many Of the leading. points Of the
speech. bu, generally couched inmore respect
full language. That paper, however. glorics
in the name Of Coppcrhead; the Judge don't.
In regard to the State election in Alabama.
in February last, the Judge and the Day
Book agree precisely-the Judge denouncins
army officers as hangers ON of the army"
and the latter speaking in milder terms Of
them as gentlemen wearing the uniform of
field and staff officers of the army" The only
difference appears to be that the Judge drew
it rather strong. We have several copies OF
the Day. Book which We will loan 70 anybody
who doubts tho position Of that paper on q
restoration of the Union.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-05-28

EV' General Schenk. chairman Of the Com
mittee on Military Affairs, in reply to a speech
Of Fernando Wood, said at was to be re-
GREETED that no scaffold had been provided by
law upon which to hang the traitor from New
York, but hc thanked God that there was a
gibbet of public opinion upon which he would
be hung as high as Hannah When Judge
Mcl'adden was giving u!terance to the most
disloyal portions Of the speech Of his friend
Wood, he seemed to have this "gibbet ofpub-
lie opinion in his minds eye, aud iloundrred
abou; tremendously to demonstrate that oppo-
siiion to every leading measure of the Admin
~istration for the suppression Of the rebellion,
should no: be construed as opposition to tho
war; and thas lie could, therefore, claim to be
a better Union man than those who endorsed
the resolutions ofthc Union convention, which
pledged n jealous and unconditional support
TO these measures. lie seemed to %convin:c
his friends that they were bitter Union men
than President Lincoln, but lie evidently con-
cluded with a poor opinion Of himself.