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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-15

So '"H's.
The following letter received by
Hon. H. G. Wait from Hon Ignatius
Donnelly will be read with much in
terest:1 u.
ST.. PAUL, Sept. 9Th, 1864. :.
Hon. II. c. WAIT. ..-
DEAR SIR Your esteemed favor
Of the 7,h inst. received also the Pc
tition referred to in it, praying for the
exclusion Of certain lands from the
operation Of the land sale of the 18th
Octnber next. ....
I have forwarded the petition to the
Secretary of the Interior with an en-
dorscmen: of which the following is a
copy
~ would earnestly request that the pray
er Of the above petitioners DO granted. It
is impossible for settlement TO proceed upon
the lands in question during the present
Indian disturbances, and it will be q per-
manent injury to one Of the finest regions
of eur State should they fall into tho hand
of non resident spectators. l would be
grati6ed if the lands particularized could
be excluded from the sale.
I have the honor to be, &c.,
I. .DONNELLY,
NJ. c. I'd District, Mimi
ST, PAvI, Sept. sth, 1se4
l trust and believe this will have
the desired effect. have forwarded
it to the Secretary Of the Interior, be-
cause it is more likely to meet with
prompt attention there than at the
hands of the President, who would, at
best, but transfer it to the Secretary.
Believe me, my dear sir,
Very truly and respectfully yours,
l. DONNELLY.
Mr.. Dounelly's prompt aud earnest
action for the exclusion of these lands
will receive for him the thanks Of the
people Of Northern Minnesota
most interested in the matter. The
sale, as advertised by proclamation,
would place in the hands Of specrla-
tors, to the detriment of settlers, thou
sands Of acres of the richest lands to
be found in the Northwest. A consid-
cradle portion Of the tract described
had been settled Out not yet 6led) on
previous to the Sioux outbreak, but
that fierce incursion drove from thei,
homes those who located on the ia,
frontier, and it has not yet been safe
for them to return. Many of these ex'
lies are waiting impatiensly for the time
Fwhen they will be justi6able in pushing
forward to their old homes.
We trust the President and Secreta.
ry Of the Interior will carefully consid.
er the peculiar. circumstances of this
case, and exclude the lands from sale.
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FROM fTENNEssEE.

Surprise and DEFEAT or Guerrillas.
. LOUISVILLE, Sept. 10.
The upward train from Bardstown
this morning was captured by Is guer-
rillas, under Magruder, who destroyed
the locomotive, burned one car, and
robbed the passengers.
.,asa O. q sssA ssib u - = = -
patches have been received q
Roe.e.u's. dqsarts1,
e =
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Sd SENATORIAL DISTRICT TICKET.

Sd SENATORIAL DISTRICT TICKET
For the House Of Representatives,
HENRY C. WAIT,
E. H. ATWOOD, l.
J. r. CAREY.
NTEARNN COUNTY TICKET.
For County Auditor,
RICHARD VANDERVOORTE.
For County Attorney,
8. 3. PINNEY.
For County Commissioner, I'd Dist.
JOHN PAYNE.
For County Commissioner, 4th Dist.
Is. H. ATWOOD.
For County Commissioner. 5th Dist.
ALEX. MOORE. -
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1oR PREs1DHNfIAL ILKCfORs,
CHAs. II. L,xDsLEY, J. N. MURDOCH,
JOHN G. BETz, J. W. MoRToRD.
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Tho report Of the death Of john
Morgan i oon6rmsd 81 the Riohmond
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Thunder from Vermont.
THE UNION TICKET ELECTED BIZ
$4,000 MAJORITY.

Democracy Nowhere
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-09-15

FOR JUDGES OF Tn SUPREME COURT,
Chief Justice-THOMAS WILSON.
rs. J. r. MCMILLEN,
''e'a'e' JOHN NJ. BERRY.
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G. r E A T
s A a. L e
LA MOS I
r. AND
CITY LOTS !!

The following described ttstktty i ls&
offered for sale on <-7,.-.Fs..ss -.
TERMS 70 sttf f1E PUIC1AsEks,
~ :5.=ssEs. szssssj ss.c>
4 =. NJ. ToBTY.
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Thursday, Sept Is, 1864.

"Forepsr float that standard sheet!
Where 6reothes The. foe but falls before ~,
q Viii Freedons's soil beneath our feet,
And Freedom banner streaming O er ~ =
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The ticket, taken entire, is good aud
should receive the hearty support of
every man-not himself a candidate
10 the District aud County.
WITHDRAWAL or LANDS FROM
.s SALE. %4s&. Ef< -
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First Battery, Atlantis, &c. j
Second Battery, Chattanooga, Tenn.
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JOB WORK.

time, and that. before long.
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CoLDIERs OF THE UNIoNI

Head the following Letters received from your
Somrades A. endorsement OF the WoRLE
Known s !, PRor HoLIow WAYS FILLS s HET'
OINTMENT. You will here find unsolicited tegti.
monials received from all parts Of the country
see to Your Hesithl Xii o. you have some one
interested in your welfare, then do not delay.
su HGSF G sSs S 1
and BIothers. Then, while you may, PurOhAs
your HEALTH For Is eents, s. cents, Or sl4O will
to the grsensst and ripeSt old age,
The following are genuine letters, on file foF
this ooe SGPif1 ssHt y mall
QUAnTERMAsTER'A DEPAETMEsT,
asth Illinois Volunteers,
Prof. Hoilo.Sas, 50 MAIDEN H Gsst. n '0''
sIR; Enclosed please Ind two dollars, for which
send me one dollars worth each q Your eeebIs ste!
Pills and Ointment, by return mail, Please attend
70 this at once, for am much in need Ofthe above
remedies. Address. "
s0th Ininois v6luntOssa.
CAMP NEAn BRANDY STATION, VA.il
January 7, 1854. /
DEAR SIR; have heard 4 great deal oil tAlH
about your famous Pills, and a. never was iu
the need Of them till now, want to try them, rs
DiArrhgA Ii very prevalent at the present time
- - 80 JOSEPH WSLSH,
Co. Y, 9th Regt., Executor RriFatC.
. o. 'rr PULASKI, Tenn. Dee. %, 1879.
DEAR SIR; Please und enclosed one dollAt, AM
send me the amount In your famous pills, as am
troubled with Dyspepsia, and seek cure.
Yours, 40, THOMAS y. TURNER,
Co. |, ID Iowa Infantry,
NORRIS Island, :. O., Jan. u, 1864.
Prof HOlOpaW
DEAN sIHI Enclosed you will md 80 cents, Tor
which wish you to send me some of your vhluS.
BILE PILLS; send them b. mail enclose 10 cent?
for postage.
Address ISRAEL C.. HALL,
Co. d, 4th N. II. Vols, p IT Royal, B q.
CAMP OF 9TH ExCELSIoR BRioADE,
~ .rr - January %, 1864.
Pref HOll0lSay: ~.
sins PleAss send me for the enclosed 90 cent? the
worth OF II IN Pilsj enclosed ind 10 oentstO pay
postage, and you will oblige. Address, yours,
- : l.HITa. 80 Sergt. WIN. POWERS,
20. L, bth Regt. Excelsior brigade,
Co. go 90. ,..- Washington, D..
NoRRD ILAED, s. c., Jan. VI, 1884,.
Prof HOlioiOaVi HI' ;
Please lind enclosed the sum Of one dollar for
Pills. have DiArrh1A, and can't get II stopped,
90 want 10 NY your PillI. You're, &C.
.NH. ~ WILLIAM CHkISTY,
..s-H Co. D, 10th Regt Penn. Vols,
Morris talAud, s. {.
riFin 3D.. CAUTION.
1.-THE reader OF this "notlce" cannot get box OF
Pills Ointment from the drug store In his place,
let him Wflte TO me- 80 Maiden Lane, eDei0Gihg the
amount and Twin mail box Tree OF expel sc.
Many DEALERS viii not keep my incidence Cd hAnd
beeAnre they eAnnot mako a. much pront A. on
other parsons make. % cents, 50 cents, and i4O
per box or pot. GPS-iy
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NJ 0 T l q L

OFrICE OF COMABnoNERs OF InPKoyEMCNTS,l
CITY HALL, Juuc ), 1854. (
In compliance with an ord nance u the Urpn
rat on, entitl' q An act for this removal Of Ofal
slope, Sc, !" the prbli1 hereby notified that al
HI chen OffIl will be removed rO the pGstlVe
dwellings "noe day until the lat October next
and all housekeepsrs are hereby nOtil d 10 plaf
vessels su fielent contain sush otfAl and easily
handled In the rear Of ihsir GytTAl premiIes,
when accessible to the garhage carts, and when
q I accessible Ia the rear, then at place Ihost
convenient v. r. DORSET,
COMMISSIONS First Ward;
JAS W. SPALUiNG,
Commissioner Seoo WaTdi
HN T. GARNER,
Commissioner Third Ward;
WIN DOUGLASS,
Commission T Fourth WMdi
WIN II. HAMlL ron,
Commits Oner hiith Ward;
W. a. FLETChER,
Commissioner Six. h %alIi
uF a. JAS II. BIRCH,
CUrmlEsioutr SGyeu'h WATI,
N.B. An onAl Of othe- hiuds u III be promptly
TsmoSedby notifying tho Commissioners Of TIC
IAme. 10 -. laW.n.
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DROPOsATs FOR BfANKFTs.
OaD, x..s1 S,ssss sts Rss.sIs Iss

oapsAScr ofTIrE, war pEPABrMEHT,l "
y wAtHIreTos, ID, C.,ypee y, lsst,, 4
sealed Proposal. VII ee sess e. q Tbs H.. once zee
the delivery y the New York agency, No. 10
Worth street New York, OF -. a..Ls.
ffFry THoUsAND cASAIRf BLANffTa
lion, via; Of pprc wool, close woven, 81 s,og.
yarns, GentiAn blue, With an orange border three
inches wiSs and three iuefes nom ME edge, and
the letters Y, $, sx inches high, orsnge colcii n
70 nches lorg by VI inches vide, and Of the weight
Of also Ire, or, tAv s9I6 be-. on which evaus-
hnn OF Olsis Or atOthp ~ 8 ~ may De siloYed.
They must b single and not ~ gs,.I, sSu DC
They are 10 be inspected at the factory wh.re
mad, bat must be delivered At the New York
aEene, free Of ny eharg' 20 the United STATE. tor
o pit or paid for EXCEPT such As pass Tho L tpec-
speotor. ~ p.
Deliveries must be msde a. follotsp, VII; one
ueneiny within one pouth nom the date II tho
eurtr-ct. -
Fsilure to deliver Il = srsei-sd tine win sub.
due ~ tSSt time Nobid VIII be sbpsidcie 81 Wat
does not come ilon manltsetWer Of plHnkeh or
regular dealer ~ such Epotr, ~ W w a.
y, - eUkkArry Of 90 H..
prnrositiou with asf,srsntt ssSstf " two respon.
sihlc persons, that In case hts bidts accepted he
will AZ once execute the ,contfsct for the same,
with good aud sufficient snretics, In sam equsl
10 the whole amount Of tho cohttnct, to deliver
fthis sdytftisement; and IN eass the raid bidder
should fs 20 enter into THO contrast they 70 make
and the next rssrsnsi6ls bidder, Or the person TO
whom the cop'ra,t rrsy be awr id, Tie respon.
s,bllity Of The guaTsntors must he shoyrn ~ The
,riSt Court, STSf ne United states District A.
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EXPRESSES.
. A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, .
N 'i oFTICE sls PENN. AvRNUE.
WashiaCton Ots, D. o.

GREAT EAsrKRN.E NORTHERN, And WEST
[ lsSsl ERN EXPRESS TORWARDERR
msrshanaiss, aoasy, Jswslry, SAtuablas
I1L1o 90 meess, 9toeks, nonas- a..
bessa4ibie section. Of ths country. Ihis Company
hss Ageneie. In the pEineips railway towns IN thS
MONTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST,
,r5'IF i M pfinsipaI ofaesa are
wA8HLNgF0M,D D. o., " YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA ALTLkORk, ON
OLNNATL, 81. LOUIE, LOUIS
Z, VILE, ARLINGTON
Conncstions are made at New York and Boston
WIN slinas forwarding 10 the CEnAdAI end TIE
DFttinh Rrovinses, end with Htsknahip lines 10 Ltv
hrpooL Southampton, and Havre, and thence BY
= >pwnHtn Crest Britain and on tho Continent.
collsstion o. Notss, Drafts, and Bulls made a all
u sssensfbls paris Of the United 5tateag 10 o..
4 NV ~ rd' 80 ' Ha G. Q. DUNN, Asecs,
WssntpsArn. y v.
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ID AL TIMoRE AND OHIO
ID RAILROAD.

u A L TIMORE AND OHIO
ID RAILROAD.
ia, 9a and amer SUNDAY, June ieth, ise.,, daily
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YonK and BOSTON,
Leave Washington At TAO a ~, Ills g. M, 30
p. m, daily except sunday. On Sunday at $40 p.
ron BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
Loaye Wa,hingtoI at 2 p: N daily. except sun
Jay Pss,eSssrs win note that this train runs as
M As fhii'd'lP fos o NV YORK.
Leave wsshinston daily At 30 pm. ThbhGia
pJT Nsw York passenger exclusively.
.Us bALlIMUHs
Leave Warrington a. go, .. ", 100 a. ~, II. IS
=, H. P, A., 4to p. M, 7.ao p. M, and s.sap. m.
On sundays - 7.so g.. ~. p IN. and sol .m.
FOB ALL PhkTS OF THE HESl
Leave Washington 81 $50 a. N. and q, As, and
90 sunday, al 5 and 81 D. N.
Tickets so TO all points WEST, and baggage
- - TOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave Wshingt0n $50, .. m, and AS p. n g.,
No train Tor Annapolis on Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington at T.so a. m. and 30
2. N. 90 through to New York ptihOw change oj
sleeping ears on $40 and $50 y. m. trains, Berth.
can be secured until p. m, daily, at the Ticket
once ater that hour they must be secured OF the
Sleeping Car Conductor.
The first and tfth trsinl stop At all way points.
The y, NJ. train SIPS only Mt alsdensburE,
Bellnville, Laurel, Annapolis Junction, and Relay
Houho, daily, except Sunday. On Sunday 1t stops
at all way points.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Passengers vii please observe that the .. m.
runs only az far o. Philadelphia daily erCept Sunday.
On sunday it runs to Bal more only Also that the
s,so .. ". train iskss Nee Yo'k pdsscngsrs only.
For ;urthsr Information, uozots Of every kind,
60, apply TO Georga 5. RoontL, Agent a. Wash.
irgton, or a. the JSho, once.
W. p. aIiITH,
Master Transportation.
L. II. COLE,
Je2O-u General Ticket Agent.
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NR P Il ANB' COURT.
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON
~ ~ No CoUNrY-To wIT;

IN the case Of William A. s'oarns, admu istrAtor
Of Henry A. sesarnl, deceased, the adminiItrAtor
Aforesaid hiss With the approach on OF the OrphAnE
Court OF WAlhi Eton eonaty Aforesaid, Appointed
Tuesd y, tbs N9th day Of tdly NEXT for The anai
settlement and distribution Of the personal estate
~ The gAid deeiRssd, Aad Of the Asse In hand ~
FAR - tbs sane leve On eolected and turned into
IAoeeyJ when apl who're AL the oredi oFs and htirG
q $50 9. esased e agtiaed 70 Attesd, tat the Or.
with tnslr si4In. Bpesits yceshsds or !hsy N "
sshtiYi.s q iss oss1:is4e lon, ~ espe6I il
az b pebiishsd ore swSsH fof shfsS week. IN Ia
~ EstsHsi .sgupssn prsyio't 70 The said 18th
t.. ~. Rossrr', A.s.wst WIN.
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BROPOsALS FOR BUILDING
F1 SLozffse pay DOCKS.
,.H.:ll.s Navy pfrAprNrsT, }
BuRE,r or Yam. AMI DOCKS,

sepstsfe sealed proposals., endorsed "Proposslr
fot Buiiding p ost'ng Dry Docks" accompanied
bf plans and tpecificattn' IN full detail, win DO
fseafved At this tfice until 10 o'clock, m, thr
osth day OF Juiv iu.tant, for the eunEruction Of
hbstiuE dry dock for use at o. nesr the Navy Yard
New York, snd one Tor use ht the Havv yard,
fhilsdsiphis; said cocks 10 be OF full and sufleent
eapaeity and power TO rec"iye, raj ., and sustain
n ssfety vessel OF At least $40 81 In iepgh. 90
D ddsrs VIII make their speciicsticn, hili AID
clear, describing the kinds and qualities OF mate
rian troposedto be used; they NAY bid TOR one or
both cks, and in their offers which must be sep.
afaIe, N y VIII state the ptic for which hey will
huiid tbs dock, snr the time at which they will
.epg.Es 70 hsve Il read for use. W
sAnpat,nu or patented articles, sc any, employed
" the eons'ructi Of these docks are TO be ineu-
ded IN the proposals. 10 . iyS-wtN
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DRoPo AIS FOR BA5D,

oBpxAstE oITIcE, WAR DTrAErmrsri r.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ~ this
:, T&O THOUSAND TONS LEAD.
This l.,d to he approved qn.i.ty, pure and sSit,
cred At me soi e..id srieGsl, free Of any charges
for banding or tram alton, follows VIZ: not
1854 and not les! than five hundred tons per month
thereafter =.
Failure to mNke deliveries st the specified time
uumbcr OF tons he nlsy IAN TO ieliTcf atfhat time
GUARANTY. g. 80 i.F.
The bidder will be required TO aceompsny lbs
.s S e.. II. ,sS
he wit AZ once execute the contract for the same,
nth good ed ;S , sGSs, =
proposed, In conformity with the terms Of this ad-
verti.ement: aud IN case the tsid bidder should
the difference between the oder Of said bidder and
the neat responsible bidder, or the person to whom
the contraot may be awarded. 49,
shown by the orcl Il eer,dca3e OF the clerk Of the
mae isttiGt Court, or OF the United states
D nds in a sun squai to the amount OF tho con.
tract, signed By Tie n,IsstOT 1Da both Of Id "a,
bidder or bilde-s upon signinE the contract. o.
foRM OF GUARANTY. r
We, the underigHod, re. den ..i.3--,in
The sqnp'y o. ,- - snd sste o. --,.S =.
H5s SHa Sey:S ,s Ss SS
DID Of --- be ospteh, that he or theJ via
~ once oT cute Ihe contract for the sane With
good aud sufficient gurctiss, In = sum 'quAi to
The amount OF the co ,traet, 10 iyfrn 80 slhe
.riieles proposed 10 eorErmity 70 the tetmI ofthe
shye ti'euiint este July !, ilst, uyder which The
fsl TO enter into eontrs 80 aforesaid, We sls /.
sutee 70 make good h. difference between thu offer
swhriod,
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= fTWs have isarnsd net 40 be .s.os Isn.S
bsAs snything. Years Of experience and 9 zorro
aspondsnoe extending Throughout all nstionAllties
Of the habitable globe haze turned theories into
fasts' and established basia from which NO need
not err. We are not surprised at such faets the
Following although the persons WHO write them
= Afs, We know the persons and eireumptsneos,
henee feel at liberty TO indoise their statementss
.sTags 1ii "NEw BrDFoRp, hIsss, Nov. -, 1893.
~ Dskn SRI s-IhAve been atfieted many year. With
seEere prostratins cramps in my limbs, cold feet
Apd hsnds, and gennral disoEdered system. Physi
lsians end medicines failed 70 relieve me. Whis
a9v4Gting sons trienss In New Hork who were using
sftAatstion nftterS they prevailed upon me to try
Ttksm. 7 eommanesd With Q small wine-glassfull
after dinner. fooiing better BY degrees, In iov
'dsysf was sstonishcd 10 nnd the eoldness and
sfanps hid enfirey left me, and could sleep the
sight through, which 1have not done for years
feel iiko smother being. MY appetite and strength
have also greatly Improved by the use OF the Plan
Rsspestfuiiy, JrDrru RUssEl.
a lowe much to you, foy.I verify
% o. 90 REv. ". Il. wAssoNEN, Madrit, ~"
..,,,... "RtrDnprY, wis, sept. is, isss.
Nslse IhAve been IN tie srmy hospit.
A, Alton, H. they E.ys ne bottle q rI.atstio3
n ipsssh and cured me. c. A. FLirrr.
- ms following is from the Manager OF The onion
Homo sshool for the Children Of Volunteers,
iuEia HAvEAEyra MANSION, 5IrH sTREEr,,
~ q. ."..|. NEW yoRx, August D iss2.
On. pRkKEs-Your wonderful Plantation Bitturs
hHss besn given 70 acme Of our little children Z.
nasrinr from weakness and weak lungs with mos
Happy eject. Ono little girl In particular, wit
peins IN her head, loss OF appetite, and daily WAS
iaS consumption, on whom all medical akin had
been exhausted. has been entirely restored. We
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ORPHANS COURT.


DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY TO WIT!
JUNE rs, 1854
In the case OF William A. steArnS, administrator
Of Mary Frances steATns, deceased, the AlmillE.
traitor Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of Tie
Orphans Court OF Washington county stOreUAid,
appointed Tuesday, the iath day of July next, Tor
the nnAl Settem ent and button Ot tie p1TpOnl
eStato OF Iaid Deceased, and OF the AShots IN hshd
~ lar a. the sAIls have been collected aud turned
into money! when and where all the croditors snd
heira Of GAld deceased nOtihed 20 asud tat tho
OrphAhAf Court Of Washington .oOunt ~ AiorcuEidD
Win thaH claims properly gOuoboi, " they may
ofharvyioS bY law be excluded from al benent In
IA dSesasetiS OGtAtsi provided cory Of this or
Ar ~ UubliahOd once week Tor Ahruo weelE In the
NaiiOaeI RsStbp0n previous tn Tao Isid i2th day nj
2. c, ROBBINS,
y kTT.faWTWs ReItIter pf Will,
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1894 ARRANeEMENTsl S6h

1864. ARRANSoTFhrNTsl 1864.
NEW YORK LIEKS.
rKE CAMDEN AND ANNOY AND PHILApZL-
PhlA AND TRENTON RAILROAD CoMPA'
AND WAY PLA0K8,
Frona Walnut 1trsst Wharf and Ksa-
hinhtea Depot,
Will 1SAyH AZ FOLLOWS, We. Fare.
Al 4. M, ". Camden and khboy-o. IA.
A. N.,vis Camden and JsIsy c.:y-N.u' "''
Al 4; N, " Camden AID Jersey og,
AS I; N, y,s sseaeu and Jersey civ
AN Z Il. - EsSsias,oa and Jersey city, y
MA g. ap Va c.adsa and AnDoy-c. and
A. e b.M, Wis Camden and AnOoy-c. aud So
At :. H. Via xsnsiaS.Oa and Jersey CITY, ~
A. AZ /, ~ W Remington and Jersey o,gi
TX :. NJ y, Huntington and Jersey city, ~
Al IxS SPsss5n va "a ksa,in;,on and Joi.e, 100
Al 9 Pm, via Camden and InbOy -AsooE.
nOdEtiOn (Freisht and PASssnser)-
I'd class tioEei Is
TasB.is y. II. Evening Mall and the LOO Night
southern Exprehs Will run daily, (All others, Sun.
days oxeopted)
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf ate and q. n, II M,
Leave KenIingtou Depot at Ills q. H., aas, 80
and s.Sb p. NJ, and 1850 .. m. (night.)
The e4 ?. N. Line runl daily all others, Sun
days excepted.
NEW YoRK AND PHILADELfhIA LINKS.
Leave foot OF Barclay street at q. IN. and p. N.
Prom foot Of Cortland street at !, and 10 q. NJ,
II N, and p. M, and ~ night.
s, .ss M line rnTS dsy y Sshsr Sundays
Phil'a and n. Y. LnoE.
'INERMS OF TIE SUPREME COURT
4 OF THE DISTRICT OF COL UmBIA.-Notiss
e hereby given that, by rulo OF tho Court, ia
terms have been fixed a. follows;
General TErms
Third Monday Of January.
First Monday Of May.
Third Monday of October.
IsrarB fue Circuit Court.
In which alone Jury 70 imPannelsd for The trial
FlTA Tuesday Of Fe6ruAry.
tint TaSsdSy Of EoSsiausr.
Writ Monday OF March.
Third Monday OF Iuns.
Firat Monday OF December.
| 1tJRi Of tas Dflhrsa Count
First Monday o. IdRs.
Frat Monday q December.
| SPecieI TcTnS.
| First Tuesday Of January.
Firat Tuesday OF February,
| RIrat Tuesday of March.
| First Tuesday OF April.
| Third Monday OF May.
| First Tuesday Of June.
| TirTt Tuesday Of July.
lirsi rGssdsy o sePtembsI.
| BiTIt Tuesday OF 0otobet.
| p1rat Tuesday Of HovembarJ
! gtrLt Tuesday OF DOoambsT.
y oses OF The Court RG AEIsL.
~ ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING.---WK
M have now In Itore full stock Of 6entlenen'l
spring ovOTeoAtI Business suits, Dreaa 5uitS, and
Hurni1hipg Goods Of the lAten S,yies InAnufAdiuF.
ed with She same degree Of peNtnoGI Styis, and Gle
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-08
IGIOTHTryG.i
" ErbRM RrsEi l LET ZEN RISE
Ia LET 'EM RISE, y ~

$500 .##
We viii not carry them over.
The great invention Of the sse,
% pALMERs sPoNeINe MACHINE.
Every yard Of goods shrunk before making up.
yea, Notwithstanding the exsrs expenss, ne shah
continue 70 sell les. than any other house in TIL,
- q 10 +. SPRING ovERcoArs ,.l
CLOTHING ~. a...1
EVERY PATTERN AND STYLE. ..
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
orevery description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO oRDER
Gail and soc samples before purchasing elsewhere.
MILITARY CLOTHING.
We intend v keep on hand . good sssortnsn,
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
J. Il. SMITH,
!sO SEVENTH STREET, opposite Post once.
Also, slargc RESERVE in the rear, for tn.
JoBBrso TRADE,
Al our whoies ale and Retail Manufsstory in
Baltimore. 80 a.ir.. n....a Loo.
washingtonisns Whiting Baltimore will find IL
gros,iy to their advantage to Gall at
SMITH BROTHERS CO.,
70 West Baltimore street,
ms-n 49, Baltimore, hid.
u" SHALL WE SAY 1TT n.
1DARE WE SAY TIP
YES"
wO will not be undCrsold by smith or any one else
WE HAVE GOT THEM.
We can Icll them, and we will sell them.
WE HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL,
Undoubtedly owing to the fact tina, the public
have found out and appreciate our motto;
mANY SALES, BUT SMALL PRoFITsi
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
AND CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Boys CLOTHING, AN ENDLESS VARIETY.
AT "a, SEVENTH STREET
ms-a ,. BRucR & CO.
TEE GIDEON PRINTING
l. OEFICE,"
ESTABLISHED IN 1905.
GIDEON q PEARSON,
sTEAM.rowER,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
81 Mail Street, aeis Fcnu,ylvsnis Avenue
WARRINGTON CITY.
GsvinH Greatly increased tho facilities Of toe
above Old Established Printing
House by an sinon
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And Nh addition of several of the mos, improved
row R-PREssEs,
Are prepared TO execute every variety Of
LGTrER-PREss PRINTING,
From
TJTH VISITING CARD
LARGE POSTER
PLAIN OR COLoRED INK.
PROMPTNEss AND DIsRATCA
MAY BE
RE LIED ON. nol4-tf
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