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Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02

A BRAxEuAs kuLED.-We learn that
Samuel Ruse, q Breakman on the local
freight train. on the p. Ft. w. & e. r..
was killed instantly on Wednesday the
25th nlt.. two miles east OF Inwood. in
this county. by the train running over
him. He attempted. while the train was
in motion, to fix the coupling between the
tender and first freight car. when he slip
ped or fell between them. Tho whole
train passed. over him. cn;ting off his head
tearing out his entrails AMI scattering them
along the track, and otherwise mangling
his body in horrible manner. Ths de-
ceased was q married man, and his family
lived q, Hamlet Station, Stark county.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02
Information Free!
TO NERHQHS .SIFFERERS. :.

A CExrLknAN, cured of Nervous Debility. In
competency, Premature Decay, and Youthful Err
ror, actuated by desire to benefit others, will be
happy 20 furnish to all who need it, (free Of
charge,) the recipe and directions for making the
simple remedy used in his case. Sufferers wish
ing to profit by the advertisers bad experience. and
possess a sure and valuable remedy, can do so by
addressing him as once at his place Of business
The Recipe and full information-of vital impor-
tance---will be cheer:ully sent by return mail. ?
Address JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. so Nassau Street, New York.
P.S.-Nervous Sufferers ofbo.h sexes will ind
this information invaluable.
Dec. Q, 1854 n6m3,n
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02

PUBIIc SALE--Mr. &. z. Ferguson. 'iv-
ing six miles northeast of Plymouth. hav.
ing sold his farm. inten Is to move to Iowa
i1 q few days. anil will expose nearly oil
his personal property. consisting of three
Milk Cows. ten acres of Growing Wheat.
Farming Utensils. Hou>ehali and Kitchen
Furniture. d.. &c. to pnhiic sale. on Sat.
nriay. Feb'y III. 1865. For terms. dc,
soc posters.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02

RxMovAL.-The firm Of Cleaveland d
Work will remove their we'll select ed
stock of Family Groceries. Crockery.
Glass. Wooden Ware, &c:. d., to tie
spacious room one door north Of Brown
lees new brick. recently occupied by j. c.
L.onarl "a Hardware store. where they
will be glal TO see their oil customers snd
olsr superior Inducements to new ones.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02

A NCIsAScE.-One or more Of the mail
agents on the line Of the P. Fl. w. 4 e..
r. deserve blowing up. ii not dscapita.
tion. for his or their ca-elessness. On
Monday morning last nearly all the mail
matter from the west intended for this
place was taken past. and this Of late is
not An unfrequent occurrence. The next
time il occurs we shall take some trouble
90 fed out the delinquent and report him
at head quarters.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Is prepared By the originator Of the justly celebrated
Goes Congh Balsan, Mr.. Coe has prepared ned
cina article for public and but what has stood
the strongest and has always borne the palm Of VIC
tory over every disease IL hs. been certified cnre
Will you who are suffering from Dyspepsia Indigestion,
Nausea Heartburn Sick Headache. Cramp and Pains in
the Stomach and Bowels Acdity Of the Stomach
Morbus Dysentery and General Debility, and weak
of the whole sysfsasry hut single BOTTLE will
urge Won again. il fail in this Our kno~l.
edge merits, the united testimony Of all Who
tried It, the enconiums of hundreds Of aeighbors
your duty to yourself and the beneficial result esrisin
the sunshine all earnestly ersisently urge you Just
bottle. II what if state.
concerning it's wonderful virtues found
be true, you do say that the operation Of the med
cine s instantaneous and perfectly wonderful we will 70.
profession the public health ana
retire from the field. admitt ing that icop~fsnt to
compound medicinal prpsrstion which would bs euti.
tied TO your confidence.
~ Sold by druggists eevryw here. Price 81 psr bottle
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02

HrxESIAL--Mr. Noah Bartholomew
and Mrs. Amanda VI. Weirer, both of
sGresn township. were unitei in wedlock.
on the 26th ult.. by Rev. A. L Babcock.
We congratulate our frisn B. upon his
gooi fortune. Nay the fa.es smile proI.i-
'iiously upon the happy pair. and prolong
their lives many years.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02

DRarr INsunANcE.-TEose who wish to
be insured sgains, the draft for two hun
drel dollars, are referred to the advertise
nent in another column. over tho sigma
ture of our former townsman, d. McDon-
aid, Esq who is now doing business in
Chicago. II there were any doubts about
the response bili'y of the company Mr..
Med. would have nothing to do with it we
.presume.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02

GnEAT CLosINe OR SALE. NJ. Dale
d Co. will sell, for the next 80 days, their
sntirs stock Of Dry Goods. Clothing.
Hats. Caps. Furs. Boots and Shoes,
Queensware. &c. DC. at less than New
York Wholesale quotations. iil 80 =
Every body. old and young. rich and
poor. are respectfully invited to Sttend the
great Sale.
Jan. 26, 1S65.-n13t3
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02
The meetings =. the Methodist Ep;scc

The meetings st the Methodist Episco-
cal Church are still in progress. and the
interest continues a. great as ever. On
Sunday night the house was crowded.
Every inch Of sitting and standing room
seemed to be occupied
A protracted meeting is also in progress
al tho Presbyterian Church. The Pastor.
Rev. Mr.. Chaplin. is assisted by R,v. Mr..
Essick, of Wabash.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02

PEACE OR WAa.-Paul having sold out
his Boot and Shoe Store to G.. s. Cleave-
land. desires to settle up the business i'm
msdiately. and respectfully requests all
persons indebted to him to call at once, at
the old stand. where be may be found for
short time. and square their accounts.
He hopes all will see the necessity of com
plying with this request.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02

PEns Washington Kelly.
Q iarterm ,ster Of thu Oh Inl Reg. re-
turned homs few days since. having been
honorsbly discharged the service. after
serving over thres years and five months
Salt hoss anl hard tack seems 10 have
agreed with him.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Does not exhlirate and excite the patient suser, k
alcoholic btters and beverages all advertised 10 dys
pepsia but IL is medicine wonderfully 20 ai
diseases of the stomach and bowels.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02

0BiruAIr-Died in this place on Tues
day night last. FREDDIE. infant son OF
Henry B. and Esther a. Reeves. The lu.
neral takes place this morning at III o.
clock. from the residence of the parents.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02
HOG Heads, Pig
Feet, Ribs, CO.,
For Sale at my Warehouse.
TtrAVCD
ii. G.. THAYER

WHAr IS lT1-A Ceriial pleasant to the taste,
soothing and curative in its effects. without the
dclrteri Gus properties of ParaSoric and other
co;ics OF the same class, which have fer years been
the banc of the pur.cry.
Mrs. B.nning IS public benefactress IS all
mother. will admit Use her Cordial Tor Children
Tcething. -aycfte DAILY Courier, Jan q
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02

j. C.. Leonard has sold his stock oil
Hardware. Tinware, &c, to Geo. Moore,
OF Bourbon
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02

A Literary society. composed OF yonng
ladies' and gentlemen. for mutnal improve
ment, has been organized 10 this place
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02

a PnocLAMaTIoN.--One of MS arc going
East soon, aud we must have MONEY
Tcoss indebted to the firm VIII please take
notice. and eAl! anil settle at ones.
14-t2 Dickson 4 WooprrnY.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02

The National flag was hoisted yesterday
Ia this place in honor OF the passage by
the National House Of Representatives Of
the amendment to the Constitution abol-
ishing slavery.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Is indispensable to the portmantcsn every trs~es
ct prevents dizziness reasckness either in
steamers cars, and is neysr-faing preventive Of
danger from change Of water and climate. Do do
without IT,
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02

Has equal in the world a remedial agent There
10 not preparation known that h certain, speedy
and infal.be in s actionreissag and curing once.
We say this, positively,
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Will relieve distresses from food purify SUR sto.
ach, in less time than it takes to write this line.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02

Is warranted to do all have esined Il, and
will furnish YOU certificates oforr citizens and clergy.
men to back up statement.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02
"Poor worm. thou art infected,

Poor worm. thou art infected,
This visitation shows;'
Butby the uss OF DR.. D. II. Seelyes Liquid Cat
arm Remedy Jou can be restored to health, which
""n'rs Fsssoss st.a god. Yea, shan dns gold /"
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02

Ts the greatest appetizer ever known-it rot ooIy
creates the appetite, but enables you
to easily digest your food.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Is RECOMMENDED BY ALL THE LEAD.
ING PHYSICIANS.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02

GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
CURES DYSPEPSIA WITHOUT FAIL.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE:
CURES NAUSEA AT STOMACH.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE:
CURES CRAMPS AND CoLIC PAINS.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
CURES CHOLERA MoRBus EvIRY TINE
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
CURES INDIGESTION AS SURE AS You
TAKE IT.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
CURES HEARTBURN AND HEADACHE.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
REGULATES AND TONES THE STOMACH.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CrRE.
IS A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR ALL DIS.
EASES of the STOMACH and BOWELS.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
CURES FEVER AND AGUE->let those s(.
Aicted with this malady try it.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
Cures irstantaneously-and you do not have -
wait week to see ia effect.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
Is the greatest appetizer ever known-it rot oaly
creates the appetite, but enables you
to easily digest your food.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
Is RECOMMENDED BY ALL THE LEAD.
ING PHYSICIANS.
COE,a DXSpEpSIE Cf'PEt
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02
: y NJ PIT O NJ G. .
A SINGLE BOTTLE WILL LAST A MONTE
TO BE USED THREE TINES DAY
TESTIMONIALS.

GO 44GA YIN lAL0s
From H"n TAos J. Ts-r-, Er- MescT of Coz5res, rcU
Illinois late SeGler Of Illinois HOa:e Of Repres~usntire,
dnt GT'rnd Master eI Il. r. sad 4. A, ef he Safs ~
Illinois
FRgEPosr, October q. 1865.
DR.. II. II. SEELYF:
Dear Sir-ln reply ~ note Of the 18th instant,
would say that severely afflicted with Catarrh for
years, when became acquainted With and bought
two bottles of your Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Before had
used one bottle was sensbly improved, and before the
second bottle was finished, completely cured.
reeonIae nd the medicine TO al afflicted with Catarrh
Respectful. yours, THOS. }. TuRNER.
WARsAw, Indiana, August 81. 1904.
Having rsei one bottle of DR.. Seeyes Catarrh Reusdy,
am most happy in eng able lear testimony 10 its
great merits curative in any Cstarrh affection in
cases OF chronic nature consider mine to have been.
Respectfully. yATOIs BUTLER,
Principal Warsaw Union School
Presented to c. A. RIrz, Advertising Agent.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02

ALL KINDS OF PAPERS.
Folio Post. Flat Cap. Fooscap Record Cap Commercial
Note, Parchment Note, Letter. Bath and Billet Paper
Envelops Of all Sizes and Qualities,
RED. BLACK AND BLUE INKS,
Record and Copying Inks,
and general variety Of Notions connected with the tra-
&c Newspapers, Literary Papers and Magazines re-
ceived daily. New Publications, forwarded by special
agents, can be found in ray store
o. II. P. BAILEY.
novbrl7'54-n3n
rHl DR.. R0BACK'S
STOMACH
= BITTBRS )
EsSSs;syssssMA IN Be ExcELLED
t.. - -. STOMACTIIC
EEa--zEI Regulator
:. DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
WAcsc SIN<Cvs
ave Not oSScvcA to Me NWOE>e
~s q WAeNlclNC wSNNcM WlN
eNve NM NE "IN\s wlA,eM
NesM Us Melv to," Nw< Us q
rcvAGNlA oGeM Gveot
REGULATOR oS NNe system.
w I'VE Bilious &lstvlcts
oS StNe West AyNA South NNcve
MNs, Sov q \owg &wAe, NccM
wAAcM MeGAeA NM NvtleAs oS
StOMacM Bvttcvs, wN>cM, y
tN\SsM Nv V>veS\cv Nws>vNtyt>ss,
aNA OK NE NvoNcv tune, ave
q s>>vS VvsvsNt>wc o.
Bilious FeU67',
F'ere7' ard Hgue,
L5ve7' Conep7al7at,
0ysDePs5o,
Indigestion,
.JGzt7e0Ice,
Kidney Complaints,
0MA 0N Assesses o u slw\.-
lC>v Nclt>\ve.
WNCse HINtcvs
Nve coWNNoscA OS vovc NMA
NowcviM vOots NMA MevNs,
w>\>lcM vN\v\se NAevA
Nla\AY VoNlc.
Ns RoNocN's
StovN\NcM HVS<evs
uvc NNe Noov WANM's FvleAA.
Nv. NoNoeM's
StoW>NcM HvNtevs
sAwc NNc Noov w\NN wNoNy
DOCTORS BINS.
Nv. NoNneN's
Stow\NcM DvNtGvs
,>vs Nc vlcM AoM's SOANce
MN CowNSoN.
w. RoNoeM's
StONNNcM BlStGvs
wwluovNtc I'VE weak 0NA
ASol\ltWt0A.
Nv. NoNueAS's
=. + Stow\AcM SINtcvs
Avlwc uvlNM MeAoNcNo\w
>v>A wNNNsc ASS eNloMNN\G.
Dv. RoNNeAs's ls'eel rm
f StoWNcM BNkGvs
eve NC SoANlev's TvleAA, OM
vveveMtlyNg DlovvNeo, Dws-
eyNtesv, NAe>>N\Nt>syNN, exc.
These Fit.ers are put up in q,sors
bottles, cf ,Uhich the obove is q fr,-sine-
lie. The tatet is finely engraved, ard
is provided luith a safeguard from
counterfeitsrs. prise 81 Per bottle. O.
sir for $s.
c. w Robac1., Prorriesor, Nc. {
East Fourth ST.. Cinct1s.oti, 20 u'hs~
all orders sho,sli bs addressed. A.
FOR SALE BY
Pershing Co., Blan Co. and T. A. Lemon, Ply mouth
Iobert Cornwall Bourbon John Kessler BoomingsburR
w. STANCE and Jonas Miller, Dremen; John Cess Tip
ecanoctown La @. Smith, Marmont; and by druggsfs
nd merchants generally throughout the United States and
anadas. - [fI. ff
C. w. ROBACK. Cenpornder of Stomach Bitterr Blood
urihcr and Blood Ps. DstiIler and Manufacturer OF
- g. - ND~~-- l.. u =
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

irstantaneously-and you do not have -
wait week to see its effect.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02

PRIsrIse.-Job Printing of all kinds, ON the
smallest card to the largest sized poster, executed
Ia the very best style, TIE shortest notice and
the most reasonable terms At this Office. Order
yHpeotfully solicited
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02
Country Produce,

Square Timber and Ties bought the highest price.
~ II. RICE, nlnC nnn
WELCOME RICE. nJIE N 0NUs
Oct. 20, n5l1
Marshall County Republican., 1865-02-02
Low PRICE STORE.

On the corner south Of the Edwards House.,
NH Rice returns thanks 20 the people OF Mar
shall county for their former liberal patronage, aud soli
its centinuance their favors for the new hrm.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-20
For the 81. Cloud Democrat
A PICTURE.
tGff55 SsF.
By N1NETTE hAlNE.

rta&Es S#E@ H--i'tt& &ftAF 49, -
Bathed In The golden glory that hallovs tho close q
day -u##
watching the drifting ssnclouds silently aoasiss
III, away, int eAaf%4sgz4 &,.ssi aIieis IT, s5fi
On tho banks Of tho fretful river, with tset slnos
sass touching its hood, y 10 - 'E.ss
n yoaths magical grace and purity, beaatifal mai
:. den stood. :a>
light Ike the stars of the even shone from her ten
der eyes, S'' ~ j
the rosy aush Of the a,ed by her cheeks
richer dyes; - 8
And bending o'er her lightly, claspng in his her]]
hand, -,
noble youth was standing there's none prot,der in
." our land. :: l. s->~~ '.''7>~ sd
Silent they werc but happy; his warm breath fanI]
ned her cheek, 49, tizla5E ,tris5
And her sweet eyes telling the tale no lips can
,t;s speak; + .'@-.. ~.,'j - ts' -
They stood there till the ughtutars above them bur
cd and shone,
And they tho't that earth had never known Joy wa
like their own. .s::}.. - T.. :t..;.
Slowly the Unseen currentthe merciless lido Of the
A. years 80" -. SEz
Had borne me onward, through Sunshine and shad1|
owl, JOY ana tearSi -. -, -
stood again by the river. amid the sunsets GLOW.
And saw again the maiden had seen In the Lone~go
The flush from her cheek had faded and the sweet
light from her eyes,
And she saw not the waters blushins a they sased
at the glowing skies, f,i;:..: ,7u4. ~! 2&$
heard her sadly murmer, "since all LIES joy ha1
81 eoscs, - :>Ht5't'.. . 9's5 ~-.t!~ s55>sS
Why should linger, dreaming Of bliss forever nown,
Alas! t was the old, story Of unworthy doubt and
pride, -
Iife's current swept between them, who once stood
side BY side; .G@,s:~,z s;3stf ~ @jE":4
Yet both were true and loving and they will neve.
&3%Et5 know , -. aI@'}~.e - ~ - sd EE
Another joy as perfect IS the love Of lonsago .i2
But the soft and golden glory-the shroud Of the d
ing day 81
From the hill and from the valley had slowly passed
away .-..fr-,.t; ..,f'ze III 81
the glory and the gladness Of young loves tender
dream. = r. s. t-T!~ 80 - -.--.- - Z"
Fades from the like the light from the
gilded stream. q
LAxzv1llE, MIsS., April 10th, 1865.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-20
HEAP or FIGHT IN wEsrERN
t,-3:,':s 2:.i :"TERA ANS. ~ r'i5 - !"

Some Western friends Of the Presi-.
dent were recently talking With him
about shermao's grand march. The.
conversation turned on the danger WHICH
|Sberman's troops would encounter from
the rebels when they approached. near
enough to Richmond to enable Lee to
Suddenly reinforce 10. Johnston. One
(of the interlocutors s,id "Mr. Lincoln.
|,s Shern.n's army advances, the rebel
forces necessarily concentrate, and iu..
crease in number. Before long Sher-e
map viii drive the columns Of J ehnson,
[|fnggg, ,Hoke and Others within . fen,
days march Of Less main army. May
not. Lee suddenly march South With the
|oalk ..an Of his. army, form = junction With
pshnston's troops, and before Grant
Gan follow my considerable distance.
strike Sherman's columns With supe- ,,t :.
rior force, break his l,nes, defea,t. his
einy,' aud drive its broken fragment, f,.u,uu n !
baek 70 the coast. and then With hii.i
Whole army give battle 70 Grant ,,d and !,
perhaps defeat him ~ = sh' = eat''f
aAnd perhaps no" )" replied the Pres.
|idsnt. g Napoleon tried Che same game g1uuo,
|on the British and Prussianas in 1875!
Hs coneentrated his forces and foil sud
denly on Blacher and. won N indecn..
6ye victory. He then whirled around
and Attacked the British and met his
Waterloo. Bonaparte was hardly iinfe-
|rior 70 Lce in military talents zor expe-
|rieDee: But are you ;sure that Lees
forces united with Johaston,s could
|beat ! 9sst Sherman's army! Could he gain
his Ligney e before meeting With
bis Waterloo when he ,ts,cka
|Grs9tl 49, 1 I'll sos se.Ne.,er.
||thee g 9 heap IF fgke =. ,1OO. 1000
atern veterans. They are \ good
deal like old Zach. Taylor at Buen.
|Vi.ta-they don't know when they ara
Whipped"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-20


Fro" "sih"e'ota, a' a Home tor Ennyrent.."
1,;:l. The SUPERIOR SLOPE IL ret
Has an area Of Is, 900 square miles,
1t is traver<ed by ranges of hills sparal-
|lel with the Superior shore, which
stretch vestwradt to the hights.of hand
that separate the Superior from the
SIissi sippi basin. The hill, are sandy,
with q email growth Of wood. the in-
|tervening valleys have a good soil,and
are we'll wooded, but are often swampy
and i'nperfectly drained. The ri.els Of
this section are numerous, generally
short, and often fall in beautiful c.s.
cades over ledges. Of primary rock. -
THE RED RIVER SLOPE.
Whose southern point extends to Lac
Traverse, separated from Big. Stone
Lake BY a distance Of only three miles,
extends northvard, maintaining . uni.
form altitude Of nearly 1000 feet. The I \.
Red River has its source il the biehts
Of land near the head waters Of the Mis-
sissippi, whence it lows ,a.outhw.rdly.
then making a sudden detour, where
waters become n.vigable, it runs nearly
due north, washing the western boun.
a
dsry Of Minnesota for $50 miles. :.
The American Valley. of the Red
River is about $50 miles from north to
south, aud contains an area Of 1900
square miles. Pope, in his Official re-
port to Congress, says, "1n ito whole
extent, it presents an almost unbroken
level Of rich prair,e, intersected at right
angles by all the heavily timbered
tributaries of the Red River, from
the east and vest, the Red River itself i
runniag nearly north through its CEN
trs, and heavily timbered on both sides
With elm, oak, maple, ash, &c. This
valley, from it. vast extent, perfect uni
formity Of surface, richness cf soil, a and i.
abuodant supply Of wood and ~aier, is
among the finest wheat growing n, COZ eoun~
tres IN the world -. ''0
OF the region around Otter Tail Lake
the same writer says, "The whole re-
sioot Of county for forty miles, IN all d.
rectons, is one of the most beautiful
and fertile in the timber on the prai-
fies, OF winding streams CONNECTING
them,, aud beautifully rolling couutr9 lIT
on all sides, renders this portron Of
Minnesota the garden spot Of the North
west"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-20
NO. 3e.

sst5 snppies and tc reduce the expen-
ses Of the military establishment in the
several branches. zr-.ss,z,zrs-zzs
ID. TO reduce the number Of gener-
a' and stan officers to the actual ncces-
stiles Of the service. ~....- -:s-
4th. 10 remove all mihlaryssestr;c-
Tons f'Pon trade and cofnmerce,so st:.r
as may be consistent with pubic safety
AS soon rs these measures can be nut
into operation they will be made known
by public order :, =.
E. NJ. STANTON,
Z r. ~ 81 fs5'i" 4.'if Secretary Of War,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-04-20

The following letter was not received in
time for last weeks issue, but 10 % good
and vivid that We cannot forego publishing 3
1T this Week.-ED. DEx.1
. .'-~i WASHINGTON, April Sd, 1865.
DEAR DEMocRAr.- Three rousine
cheers forthc -Un;on! Three cheers for
General Grant! Three cheers for Phil
Sheridan, and his ''uuhappyy cavalry
men !" aud three times three 10 for p our ,,,
.rmy everywhere {! Richmond is Q, ours
Right and Liberty have triumphed,
and Human Slavery ii no II more 50
"A dispatch from the front was re.
ccived at the War Department ab,o,u,
hal.past ten o'clock to-day, announcing il,
the glorious news that General Welt.
gel, with his corps Of colored troops,
entered and took possession Of the long
coveted rebel metropolis, at eight o clock
4. M. What an envious epoch IN i The
history Of the black man! The people
Of Richmond, it is reported, received
our troops with ssehthiusiastic expres.
pions Of joy" JEFF. Davis, the repudi-
ator, President Of secession, and king
Of traitors, with his brother con,spiira. i,,
tors, made a speedy exit from the city.
4 conaagration was raging. in. different
i parts Of the place, which our men were were
endeavoring to extioguish, Farewell
Libby Prison. and Castle Thunder
These internal dens, vlere 50 many lI,,, d d
our noble soldiers have starved and
died, ! trust have this|| day been ! redue:: =
ad to ashes. w~1J1&
When the startling. news became
KNOWN there was . simultaneous move
for the open air: Every one wanted. 10
go to the front and shout. We all felt
bursting with condensed Joy: II 4 few ,y
minutes the War Department y vas & az.
serted, and cheer after cheer rent tic;
air3o This soon brought forth The clerks
f the Qaartermaster- Generars Office,
The Treasury Departments aud else
where, until thousands aeongregatcd ID
Tie, streets and: the park in front Of the
War o'a1!es X, eager m learn TIE e.pse Il
sneh. excessive. excitement Il Loud calls
IS the, seesstsry tbfsag1ht .,tl|bE.t u distia;
gaished gentleman to the front facine
ths park Nj; stal'n'tbop, .yideepptly 4;
botlpg under great emotion, his face
goving ffotn the s' gniefle!n, ned 4 4pulMsatisong 81 i
ef ei' hA heart, ! proceeded TO address the
eagars multitude before him. !. .Hia
spseh Has brisf j.'a'dd 4 excellent ,od IL
most every isentenoe was: vociferouslY
eh'redt t never heard ,.py y thing ca q
equal the shouts of blended joy and
triumph. The roar Of battle to : raw
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