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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

CgRIc4 g45F x gSIls AED ONO RAJ

NHE@-@
o. and AnsT SUNDAY HI0HT, Dee. 10, 1884
Passenger Trains between WAshiaeton and Bal
'i''ss' w! 4F az = i soTTso uon+n
NJ. L-BALfIMoRR, WAT 1TAfI0N AND
a q. Arrive q Balllmofs & % 4. n. az
u; 4 INV YORK AND PHILADxLPHlA
i've At fhiladelphia I. p m.iEev York 5. %
D. m No Baltimore tickets sold :.
NO . --BkLTfMoRR AND WEsrHRH TRAIN
+-1esys washinetsn AIS a N, stoVping a
Trsin fOF he west and rSashIss Biitin0fs 10 %
No. NEW YORK NAIL TRAIs, --Lsay.
Washington II. 10 q. m. Arrive n Baltimore
lae m. Philadelphia sS7 p. M, New
No. s.NBiLTiiMoRE TRAIN AND WAY STA
TIoNs Leave Washington o. 90 D. N. con
meeting at Relay with frederick train. Arrive
No Sa'' 3 %BHITla6RB COMPUTATION AND
PHILADELPHIA TRAIN-LeAye Washington
4 90 ,. m. Arrive ~ Baltimore O. Top. N. This
train stops q BlAdensburg, Beltsville, Laurel,
and Annapolis Junction only.
EXPRESS TRAIN--Leaye Washington @. 90 p. m
Artivo At New York T. 90 .. m. Nails and pas
sengers BY this train connect with all the early
morning, lines lsavIng New York for the Rast,
North and West. No Philadelphia and Bald.
more tickets sold By this train, which Is limited
IN capacity By Government orders, 70 insure The
No. s-BALrrMoRE AND HARRISBURG
TRAIN-Leavo Washington At 80 p. m. Ar
rive At Baltimore at g. - D. m.
No. o.--EEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA and
WESTERN TRAIN-LeAvs Washington At 7. 81
p n, stopping At Relay House for western
pAsaehgen % take Express Train for Grafton,
Wheeling, Parkersburg, and all points In th'
west. Reaches New York At ssfs : m. O
For Annapolis the connections will be mad,
with the g. f5a. m. and the and 4. 30 p. IN.
from Washington. No train TO or from AnnApo'
:" SUNDAY TRAINS.
The only trains from Washington for passen.
gers on Sunday arc the s. 10 and n. Is a. m. , Ant
4 % ,. m. for Baltimore, and J. 30 p. m. FOL
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and tn
West, and the .. 90 p: m. for New York oSLI.
FROM BALTIMORE, the only trains on Sun
day are Nos. aud = at4Sh m, and s. 80 ..
and the No. 9 At 3. 30 and No. sat 6. 90 p. m.
IN. trains daily.
Through tickets to tho wesi, As well as h
Philadelphia, New York or Boston, can be ha,
| at the Station Ticket once At all hours In th
day, a. well a n new once In the Afnerieai
Telegraph Building, Pennsylvania avenue, DO
| tween -Four and Half aud Sixth streets.
Baggage will be checked At all hours; also 10
the departure Of tho trains. .u.v.
For further Information, tickets Of every Kind
10. apply 70 George 3. Roontx, Agent At wash
ingtou, or at the Ticket ohaee.
w'P SMITH
Master Of Transportation.
l.. NJ COLE,
dels-h General Ticket Agent.
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sADDLE RY.
500 REM ov A L 5OO
TO NEW BUILDING.
i srsooHs q
AFSo07Ea
SEVENTH STREET, ta'
JoISIKo ODD TELLowg HALL.
JAMES 8. ToPHAM . CO.,
HAVE RRNovEp
rhsir wsll-Rnown Oh. RatAblisheA -
TRUNK, sADDLKRY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EouIPhENr MANURAcToRY
I, NRw BUILDING,
Agr0O01Eo ~ -
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THR OLD STAND,
Where nay be found, Of our own mAnufaelore, d
most complete assortment Of every styie aud
price Of military and eitiIona'- @,
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTIHoALKa,
RINR SWORD BELTs,
with TophAm' e Patent side.
Sole Manufacturer Of
LANoHoLz's PATENT SPURS.
Manufactures q -t'ffEs
LANoHoLz's PATENT CURE AND NOSE.
STRAP. y. ~ =
FOR SALE,
EwBANKis PATREr SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATE SPURS,
BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROBES,
noRsE COVERS AND pLANKRTs, 49,
BIT6.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS t
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS, 'l4l
IN GREAT VARIETY.
Ess.
PINE RSggIg co4 ,!s cARRrAoK AND
FINS sINoLE cARRLAaA BUGGY. AND
EXPRESS HARNESS s6l ~.
sUTLERs' sTAgK WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
HIPS.
COACH, BUGGY, sTA0z,
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS, -
RYRRr STYLE AND PRICE
TRiU NKs.
SOLE LEATHLR TRUNKS AND VALUES,
IRON FRANZ TRUNKS, fe
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND yALIgRs,
LADIES DRESS TRUNKS AND BONNIE
ARMY vALIsEs AND PACKING TRUNKS, !
Leather and Canvas PsllisieaE pags; Leather,
French satehels; Toy Trunks, and sohoo
sAlehels, and svery article in their iihs Of busl
aces. Ft-
RENE MBERI
- 800 20
AI- 800 "a
SEVENTH sFRREF.
Il
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Phosos4Ls lOF lEps4eg. :


DnrOF ~ Wnknfraon,
WAnunqrerfD 2, Q, K4b, ., iees.r 4
sssiss Isegs..is .!s Invite! " u. sness-
se ~ g:,,ss as..;D Ss.i:
slnloFs, Nd. AisEsadna, ent Fcltress Mobfos.
=. ,vf either o. thsss places, with Hay, Corn,
o.,., and Straw lEi1y. nAlN.I, L.Lt.
bsshsis q ssfs q SNi.. ana 90 isss 4 lay %
Hids.is s mus. :,sl. a. whssA q n. shove.
ssesS IoiP.. .es{ PscRc,s = Pss. tslIy.Eis.
thersai. the quantity Of eseh article proposed "a
" delivered, the time when said deliverioS shall
be pommehcea, md whsh 70 BE- eompleteh.q D 4
The price must be written out In words on The
dorb p y put up IN good slept sasta, u about
three bushela each The aaska - be fnrniahed
without estrn charge Q tes oey.rnnsat The
fhs particular Kind o. dsserlptien a oats,
corn, hay Or straw, proposed % BE- delivered must
be stated In the proposals. = eia
An ne sstlslss offered under The bids herein
iSi 6s,siSasSt isspsetoS, SstSfs being ssssP,sS'
Contracts will be awarded from time 10 time V
The lowest responsible bidder, A. the ipterest o.
ilht Government rhaJ require, aud paymsnt Will
an have been delivered ana accepted
The bidder viii b. required 20 accompany his
proposal with guaranty, signed By two respons-
lblo parnona thnfin eaao his bid be aonapied, "
or they will, within ten days thereafter, execute
the contrhet for the same with good md sufl denl
sufsties In . sum equal to'the amount Of the con
traet 70 deliver the articles proposed N conforms
" yIta .ss is,Ss q IN ssa I.
sontrAet, they 10 max egooa the dinsrvnea betwesr
the offer Of said bidder and the next lowest re.
spOnaibls bidder, or tho person 70 whom the con
/ tract may be awarded. rria 90 ! ylNuyu
The responsibility Of the guarAstora must B,
shown by the olielal oertl1eale Of United stAtel
District Attorney, Collector Of Customa OF any
other cera under the Upited States Government,
or responsible person known 70 this ollca. y .
All bidders will be duly notified Of the accept
ance o. rejection Of thsir proposals. i.-U5
The full name and post ofhce address Of each
bidder must be legibly written In the proposal.
Proposals must be addressed 10 BrlgAdi0r Cen
| erAl b. n. Hacker, Chief Depot ousrlermAsteF,
Washington, D. .. and should be plainly marked
80 Proposals for Forage" rsE.cHE
Bonds, In sum equal 10 the amount Of the con.
tract, signed By the contractor and both OF hil
| guArantofs, viii be required OF the successful
bidder or bidders upon signing the contraet
Blank forms Of BIDS, Guaranteed, and bond
| may DO obtained upon application at this once.
All proposals received under this nd yertisomen
| will be opened and exAmined at this once oI
Wednesday and Saturday Of each week, at II in.
Bidders arc respectfully invited 10 be present a
the opening Of bids II hey deslts,
| d. n. RUCKER,
fs27.H Brig. Cen aud ouArtsrmas,sr.
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wASHIzaroSI D. o., Nay ], 1895
T. All oaissrs and GEents Of the ouArtermastes's
Department having citizen employees or hired
articles uader their direction, will Immediately
upon the receipt Of this order prepare and for
ward g hi. one: 'p.sl. rSESI q the p.r.SG;
will embrace, 10 tabular form:
LIST, The number Of persons or articles Of each
class.
"a. oeeupAtIon. or how used
Sd. Rate Of hire or compensation.
9Th. The number Of each class discharged since
April I, and rate u hire or compensation.
18th. What further reduction eau be made dur
lng the next two months, and at what dates the
9Th. Remarks, showing brishy the necessity Of
continuing tho romaihder In Government employ.
H. The Chief onArtsrmaStera Of military al
visions, departments, and principal depots will,
log officers thereof, tAko immediate measures to
break up all minor depotH and agencies under
their control not essential 70 tho service under
ne new military n,uAuen; The ouAt ,,
into the main der is; or, In ease such stores are
deemed not Of su1eient value 70 Justify ths cost
u thelr removal, then special report OF the case
will be made to this once, wikh recon lamentations
a. TO the best time, place, and manner Of their
sale or other disposition.
III. The property return Of ouartermastera'
doreS on Mad, April 30, called for By paragraph
Sno T ssI ia A IL: : osa q q ss
iS' TIE aftisiss,ia alphabetical order, and the
quantity Of each on hand.
%. Their condition,
three months supply 81 ihSlr respective stations
Ith The disposilion recommended TO be made
Of the bAlanee-whether 10 be sold, stored, or
teTed. Or tran ss N q Msi9 rs S''N'
ouArtermastsr, Brevst Major General.
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


TINE TABLE;
yomme ,,, ny, hvsp i DeeemSe a Iss' ieot,
and washington avenue, a. follows; -
Express T5ain o. AoS q M; Chonaays eH.
At Wilmington, PerryVills, HATro-ds-GrAes,
WAy mali Train ~ 10 a. m. lsundays sx.
cePied, for Baltlmorc, stepping At all regular
stations, connecting win Delaware failroAd ~
Wilmington for Milford, salisbury, and interme;
diate stations
Express Train LIP NJ lsundhys en-
sep,sd. Tor BaIn i ana wssainE'op; stopping
and Hayre;de- Grace
kNprehr Train ~ u cO p m, lbundhys eN-
eeptsd, for Baltimore aud washington, stopping
A. wilmington, newark, kikton, Nonheast
perryville, HaVre-de.0race, PerrymAn's, ana
hagnoua
Might kxpre.s a. IL, 10 p NJ, for balpmorY
and washington, stopping AZ chester, tohly V
,ys, bAltmors ana w y,.is Pas.ease,s,
wilmington, Newarti hitton, houhehst, fer-
rysillo, and Hsv,s.d .oras.. y. ~, -.
ais > N, train: " q :,
,.aS, ss.yssr Pn hss.yPaS ~
Le.y. YAil.d.lRAl. =. II. 90 !. "a, 400 q 80
sda IN NJ m Inc ~ me- ah s'H in,s.
mediate .. ; yS,s.o1s.,. ,,..,,s a.. ~
and 3 30 p m. nno,, on.
ThhVUvh ThAiNs IhVn nAhadhohn
Leave wilmington ~ IL N. hzA o. ~ Aha " %
y .m,,s,...y,, yo,, r,,,, .r,, NM, 100
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COURT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
49, C0uNTY-To Wni
In the casa Of Johh Y. Cook, administrator
eta of AletheA Tanner, deceased, the admin
iAtrAlot a AfotenAld has, with the appreciation
Of the orphAnA' Court Of WAAhingtop eonnty
Aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY, tho 10Th day Of
May next, for the hnAl settlement and diatribu-
tion Of the personal estate Of said deceased, and
collected and turned Into money; when And
who're all the erediorl and heirs Of said deceased
are notified 70 attend, IA the orphans' Court Of
be excluded from ali henont IN aaid doeeAsodfa e.
tate provided copy Of this order be Published
once . week for three week. In the NAriOHAL
RElueLicAh previous 70 the said le.h day Of
- a Test, ko. RoBBIPs
aP1s,vsv' EsdiisT q Wlls /
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u X II II II = -.

- ~ ~ = -
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
N 0FFICR 5l4 PENN. AvENUR
ie wAsHINaron CITr, d. O. "a
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WESTERN
EXPRESS f0RwARDRRs
MsrshAndiss, Money, Jswslryt vAluAbis', Notes,
Forwarded with sAFEfY AND DISPATCH TO all
accessible sections Of the country, This Com
Pany has Agencies In the principal railway
towns In the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST
Its principal ofaees are
WASHINGTON, d. G, NEW YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN
CINNATI, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
WILLIE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made Al New York and Boston
with lines forwarding TO the CAnadas aud 10 the
British Provinces, and with steamship lines TO
liverpool, Southampton and Havre, aud thence
by. European expresses 10 all prominent CONNER
eial lawns In Great Britain and on the Continent
Collection Of Notes, Drafts and Bills made at
all accessible parts Of the unlled States
q. @. DUNN, Agent
iela Washington, ID. q.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09
ORP MAhsl 0oURT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WAsHiNGToN
couNTf-To WIZ; ~.
n :S:; (, a:.sI1 sSs s1: .aS
said has, With the appreciation Of the Orphans
Court 81 Washington county Aforesaid, appointed
TUESDAY, the I'D day Of Nay next, for the Anal
q aid deceased sna n tSs assets n hand. A. a.
a., the aame have been collected and turned Into
mpneyi when and whore All the oreditora and
helra o. said deceased are notified 10 attend, tai
said, with their slAima properly Vouched or they
may otherwise By Law Be excluded from All ben.
eht In said deeeased's estate provided . copy Of
this order be pahllshed once week for three
The said 2sd day % Nay. 1888
Test. z Q. ROBBINS,
MAyi-WSW Register Of Wills.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09
- IT PAM > HIP =.

9sTHA'M = HIP =.
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE or SCREW
sTEANERs
{ TO
a-r.. NEW YORK.
The New and Substantial Steamers
=. c. KNOTT.
/, VI ~ Capt ,. ). Mason,
t-, JOHN GIBSON.
h Capt W. @. oeoghesan,
Built expressly for this route, are now issviAs
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. G..
i U ~ AND ALEXANDRIA,
J KvxRY THURSDAY m.
New York, from Pier u, N. n, on the ssns day.
Freight reeyirsd daily, handled 10 the mosi
careful manner, ana delivered with the CREATES.
dispatch, at fAirfAiss.
For Freight, AZ. apply TO
UT. SNOW CO.,
Washington and 0sorgstowa, D. C.,
HLowKRs 4 BOWEN,
H Alexandria, Va, aud
WIN !. TAYLOR 4 CO.,
apl-H lao Cedar street, N. z.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THI
Il subscriber has obtained from the Orphnns
cenrt Of Whahlngton county, In the Di.iriel y
Columbia, letters Of Standardization o. the p.l
city, D. G. ,deeeAasd. All persons having eiai.
against the Aaid dscoased, are hereby garnee
exhibit the nama, With the vouchers ihereoh
the subscriber, on Or before the hrat day % APO "
aeKt; they may olhervise ~ lay b eNe'a1'''
0lxaa under ny hand tails hral day 81 Apni
lsss KLfkADRTH a. bkALLi
Aapl-lavsHs N /. v ID lAanlnl"
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INV I'm VEN THO n
ARTIFICIAL cHnoPLAsric
BONE TEETH.
DIR. a n. sI0RsMoKD.

90 Pennsylvania ayenns, between Twelfth ane
81 Thirteeaih streets, washington-
Dr.. 5. calls the attention Of the public 70 III
ioIloving advantages Of hlsimproved systsm
lat The tasth 81 hla mAnufAetare will neyei
eouode nor change color By any acids, and Ar
thrae fouftha lighter than any other.
"a. No teeth OF roots need BE- eztIaeted, a. ths
artificial ones can b inserted over them.
"a. Tho roots will be made inoasnsivs an'
as. No temporary teeth are nssded. 81 per
tnanent ones can be made Immediately, thereby
preserving the natural expression q the face,
which, under the old system, l. frsqusntly as
s,h. ThIa work has been fully tested for owe,
ave years b. many Of the hrst chemists ane
physiciARs OF this and he old country.
Or. s. has also Ihvented white indestrncu'
BILE metal alling, with which the most sensiiiy,.
teeth can be allied without pain, and can sail,
up perfect aound tooth On any side rootn, Whie'
will last through lifetime. h
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
With InnoxIoua Vapor, By DR.. sigeamond, %
PEN lrauiA avenue Inventor and sole manu,
faoturer Of Anaeatic Innoxious VApor, 10
Laughing 0as, nor ChlorDlorm or kther,l ~
,tricily an Anaeatic agent, entirely free ron ~
hllArallng ehsciA. and perfectly harmless, caa.
az quist sleep, with pleasant sennAtlona hn'
perfect inaonaibllity 10 pain
The bead d references given n required.
Call and examine f0r youruelyea. as-
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~ pies5uft, : sbusfhIne b WnIcA b. ma
Dot coupltt--lIks . noprf lof BE hqt,qns
hole siysp y him - he VANS lnio tne ciiy,
The glass Of champagne 70 dinner On
cid meat day. Novel-reedlng = % common
chaIr1. and thlt Oct resets on the novel
vrI.efs. They know hat their ppkes will
not only be psrpood BY de men, bun By The
dang htsrs and mothnrs Of kngiand, and
that kAoNiedge ~ e sunesh fhelr nnest
stimulus and their most powerful moral
restraint. Reader and writer act ana react
ON each other, and The result L thnt We
possess . school Of hetion which IL stonoe
healthy and smuslng, Stimulating aud
pure- The best snodyne THE worn brsln,
the best sweetener OF = rainy day. the ten
drfost slayer Of dull houf.---LoHdoa
Moraf,,0 GIargdflsal "a Ian utn ylsr
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-09
NOTICE TO oFFIcERsAND SOLDIERS
A''i'rAsr 1 D,,"1 y y o.SIcr'

IN ~ ~ - @S~-@NS eA@teN sSA4RAA-ANgs
AssIsrAsr osAArERNGiTHH's oYYIeu,
DkP0r o. WAsMiHafON,
No. lA y, NEAA TwnHrr -Pmsr Brnnnr,
WAAHIE0roN, d. O., March l. 1898
Tho attention OF oiAcers aud enlihted msn, FOR
merly In tho service VI the United States, u
called TO tho large amount q psrsonal property
stored in the 0oVerhment warehouses eonneeted
The oosernnsut requires The space ossspisd
By laid property for the eEeeis Of those nov In
4 dsssfiptioa Of each article should be given,
with the name, eoinpany, regiment, OF other
MARIN, accompanied ~ an cath or afarmAtion,
showing that the claimant IL The authorized
Tho goods will be forwarded 10 ths address Of
the persons 20 entitled Il HIS expense Il - n
An Of The above mentioned property remaining
unclaimed ninety days from this date will be sold
II public auction JAS NJ MOORR
caPt Asst. Or. ~, U. 8. Army.
mha-dtmy1
THIS is 10 GIVE NoTICR That tho sub.
u aoriber has obtained from the 0rphAnA' Court
Of Washington County, IN tho District OF CO.
lumbla, letters Of Administration On the personal
estate Of Calsb DulAnsy, lats Of Washington city,
D. o., deceased All persons having claim
exhibit the same with the ypuchetl thereof, te
the subscriber, o. o. before ths aDfh day u April
aext th7y may otherwise BY Law u tEclnded
| from AL 6sasat 81 The aaid estate.
Given vAag nv Aand AZ. 2etA Az 9, 1Prii,
ni,iAvsws 1aninislrsiris,
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AND
WASHING TON
BTRAMsHIP LINZ,
sBtn-wEEKLY BETWEEN NEw YORK,
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. o.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, BMPIRR sALyoR. AnD JAR
k.gsts t q GREEN. 4
Regular Sailing Days wRDNKsDAYg and
street, osorgssowh, and Pier Is, foot Of wall
street, New York.
For freight or passage apply TO ~.
Q, p. Hot0HTON, Agent,
WV y A JANIS iss HAND AM xs.ai "
ds22-em III Wall street. New YORK.
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|sDsF EvareI IsiazS 4 ~.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31
M GNIFICENT TRAIN.

Probably the finest train Of cars il the
country is the new omnibus-roufed one IN
the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railway. which made its first trip from this
city las. Saturday morning. The roomincss
of these cars. as compared with MI former
styles, must be seen to be fully appreciated.
rhe impression on boarding the train IS
rather like TINT of entering Gordon of airy
saloons intended for luxurious repose, than
Of getting into cars meant for simply rend-
ering tolerable long hours OF inevitable trav-
Ell. But it is not the eye alone that is de-
lighted; the lungs seem to revel in the en-
larged atmospheric play, and the mental
sensation Of having the roof crowded down
on ones head SO frequently experienced in
many cars, is totally wanting. Besides
the usual conveniences, there is placed in
each car q reservoir Of ice water luxury,
perhaps, to solitary travellers, but q semi
necessity to those journeying with their
families on long lines Of travel.
The external appearance of the train is
that of = running palace. One viewing it in
motion cannot help envying the lucky ..in-
side passengers who, all unconscious of its
external beauties, are reposing upon cush-
ions of Extraordinary thickness and elastici-
gty. With the large OUTLAWS recently made
upon their road, and sucha train, which 10
but sample Of more to follow, the Fort
Wayne route is rapidly becominga favorite
for through travel Chicago Gazette. ',
The Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne and Chi
cage R. r with the Pennsylvania Cen
trail r. R. makes the very best route
to the East. ~ s.:.,s. $500. - .;,a.,.:..:.,...
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31
LITERARY NOTICES.

HARPER for September is full Of that
interesting aud varied matter which
makes 1t so popular magazine. Be-
sides contributions from a number of
other writer's, Charles Dickins and v H.
kie Collins have the combinations of
serials in the present number 3n
ATLANTIC for the succeeding month
contains, "Coupon Bonds" "Wilhelm
Meister's Apprenticeship" "rwilight,"
"Needle and Garden. TX" Scientific
Farming" "Up the St. Johns River"
besides the continuation of "Dr.
John's,' and "The Chimney Corner, .
and numerous other articles. ~"'s'7@.
The Eclectic Magazine for Septem-
Der contains an interesting group, an
engraving Of Napoleon, Eugene and
the Prince Imperial. .:Notes and No
tons from Italy," ''Three Women Of
Letters" "Walter Savage .Landor,"
!"Napoleon III: and Queen Hortense,"
and 4Tuscan Soul pture" comprise a few
Of the excellent articles presented in
this number Of the magazine. .>@ ~,
~. Our YouNo Folks is prodigal in
illustrations, and by no means: stingy in
sketches and stories that fill with de.
light many an hour for the young folks.
1t is capital magazine, and this is q
capital number. a5s.s ii ~ ..%ss1
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-08-31
WHO WAS lT9

The editor ofthe yYahashaw Herald,
Who has served faithfully = soldier
in one Of our Minnesota regiments,
thrusts the facts home to the copper
heads in the following fearless style.
showing up in vivid colors the con-
temp.ibIe hypocricy Of that party:
.'Save us from our friends" Who was it
that worked day and night one year ago to
prevent the soldiers having a vote The
press that supported Mcclellan. Who was
it that decried our victories and rejoiced
vt our defeats? The Mcclellan press
Who was it that gave new poison 10 the
dying rebellion /! The Copperhcad press.
Who have pleaded the most earnestly for
the full and free pardon Of the men who
hoisted the black flag and starved our boys
when prisoners The Democratic Press.
Boys, it is hardly twelve months since We,
IS soldiers were thus insulted BY the friends
Of cur treacherous foes. Do not forget it
now when they come crawling in the dust
at your glorifed feet AZ you come home,
and try to besllme you with their. praise.
They lied upon you while you were press
ing treason to the wall with your true bay
onets, they fawn upon you now when they
see you coming home to exercise the ballot.
"Our brave boys" is all, ltheir song now,
last year they were Lincoln's minions but
tour brave boys" have As little respect for
their praise as they had fear for their pre-
diction OF failure one year ago. III