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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-11

irrtate and breach the kidn~ys, and By constant
use soon lead u chr0uic egensrasios aud con-
armed disease
lie with the cssnv,ctOn thst u hss no equal ~.
ewing the clsss VI dtsessrs for wt,ic has be. q
iouni ~ emincntly successful for curing; and We
trust thst " shall be rewarded for our Efforts in
phscing 20 valuable remedy in torn 10 meet
the requirements VI patient snd ply stefan.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-11

STONE THE BLADDER. CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT,
ETC, ETC,
Diseases arising from faulty secretion In the
One case being too little. and accompanied BY &C.
yer. pain. nnd the other too prOtuse secrctiOn--
which will be speedily cured BY The
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTi1 UllUN WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTir UTiON WATkR
CONSTITUTION WATER
THE ONLY KNOWN kEMkDY FOR
TIE ONLY hNOWN KEMkDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOW REMEDY FOX
THE ONLY kNUMN kEMkbY tOk
TINE ONLY KNOW n kEMEUY FOR
THE ONLY kNUWN remedy FOR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-11
PHYSICIANS

Have long sinced given up the use Of buchu, eu-
bebs. and jumper ~ The Treatment VI These dr.
ease, aud only use tbsni for the want Of bsttrr
rsneuy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-05-11
Old Eye. ~ de ~eVs.

Pamphlet directing how to SPEEDILY restore
sight nnd We up sl'ec'a' les wi'hou aid # doc
tor edic ne. sent by ma tree receipt
Of IL cents. Address. h b. tUUlE. N D..
jan3o-d&w6u> 1880 broadway. New York
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-04-28
T II Il Z I LOT.
The News.


Juet before gong to press, .e!egraphic
dispatch was received here announcIng
that BooTH, The assassin, had dsen caPt@T'
90 ana ktfea Where and no" we cou 4
not learn.
Di'pa'che' from F" sshington report Tie
eehsufe o. sherman e'u'se a. u''Sef'A'.
no 0p''io" IS q pressed 'h"' johnston VII
,"''7naef Oh me same Terms on winch
Ice u'''
II Is den'ed That the rre'ldens is about
10 Feorganize his Cabinet,
ihe h0TI4 $ y sshiDgt"n special gives
particulars OF the conference between
Sherman arc Johnston. lie details are
Interesting.
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PCoth tie Ass.seiu.

The Albany Argus deve!opes The idea
p. which va limited in regard TO Booth.
The Assassin:
He WAS ambitions, inpulsivs, and 80
feaIzed his paTt on tie slage as 20 for get
bin perspuai ldetits. When lie p'syed
l.jchafG, he wanted 10 kiu kichmond a.
Dru.us he sought 10 drive The dagger into
the heart ot the nii,nic { n>ar. lie wound.
ei al sctor Gu; west IN one Of these neck
tiyhis On the stage The sane s,or, il
told cf Booth, the father but so true was
il of the .on this. xci,r. refused 10 play
with him.
Opcs, 10 this city. While play ing, hs
stabbed himself so sssere!y ss TO suffer
many weeks from the wound.
lie Wa. slien! imaginative man. Ths
Roman Brulus was The ideal Of bis lif.
HIS father had the salme tendeucv, and ihs
names Of hi, son Junin. Dru,us, and .hi.
Que, J. Wilkes, testify lie admiration Of
tie men Distinguished in struggles sg.iu.s
power.
lie made money year or Two sso-ia
oil specuiatloEs, II Is ss;d-aud became,
al ilues Ieaifuiiy 0lsslraied,
lis ~ss q fs,ed man, always ge.tr 10,
to troubles. le waa shos once out west.
While IL this ely, PLAYING Al the gayety,
he Vas The hero Of a scene, in which y
jes;ou: woman hgured. threatening him
with s pistol.
He "Ss Il master OF .Ls rsp,ss and o!
fra arn:s.
There IA. something pohla 10 the gen.
iuA Of b, fs.her, amidst all his Msakrssaes.
That spark Of genius glss,ns in the elder
soGs: tu' i, hst been TUNED to domon-
Gyo il the boapm Of This mad youth, who,
Ike the kindred spirit tha. "fred HE
Ephesian dome,' will ouilise in fame, ia
.s;i fame, The real!
Ills ~, not the madness .ha; grow %,
of lhs sgouv Of suffering gu, OF hs.e, cu.
u Tie tieh4y Of tisna,icism. |. WAS
mimic sri countsyfeit psssion--the cres-
:uio q Tie stage and lis mock heroisn.-
lie had 10 nationality OF Stale pride VIC.
lated, 40 homs deSolase,i, had lost 10 kin
had 40 dire alternatives Of exiieVr death
befole him. ilnps'ing BIN to despair -
His "ss the moon stuck mania Of The
stage. painted passion, The ,insel o. mock
berUisna, sham which in he cFaz-d weak
hlan thss un;sel il, became & fearful real
iiy. lie had a. Hlutus struck a. C:nsac
On ths sfage-s. lIanei had plotted
against lilo k:ng-as Tie Jealous Mos
lad done . death :he gentle DesGemona
-aa Maebelh bad dyed his hand in lie
Royal Duucan's blood : sud hi. nature va.
so worked in'o lhese tragedies .hs: .hev
appeared 70 him she realizes Of lie, and
ths fearful act became in bis con,eupla,
ton tu. play.
How will the justice seal with .bs
ijmic E'u.us OF lhls real nsI.irscy. i hs
is caught! We know not.
lie! US drop The curtain!
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4 Collision on the Potomac.
Baltimore, 4 prii 2f

Baltimore, 4 prii &c.
Yesterday morning. Z. u SO, the sies
meE Nassschu.e'ts, with u load Of .oIdier,
the greater par. Of whom wers exehauy yeG
anI paroIed prisoner, coiided with a
steamer nRnIeI tie Black DiamoBJ. .
ANAL barge propeller; in the Potomac riv-
er, enc ui.e fTom Blackstone island, which
Ms acting there ss = picket boat, aud bad
on board y guard Of twenty mes.
The Massachusetts struck the Black
Diamond on the port side, about the boi:-
er, sinking her IN shout three minutas.
III the excitement attending the coli.
sion, u,sny Of ths soldiers became panic
-lFlcken and hey ond control, ana many
were drowned.
The Massachusetts lsy near the .pat till
daylight; p csing up over 100 men whc
hsd either jumped, or were thrown over
board lg the collision onto the wreck Of
the Back Diamond.
Capt Holmes, of tic Veteran Reserve
Corp, was III command Of the troops. and
from statement maze by him il appears
Tia, lie boss Of lite. as near as cas 5s As
csTiaiIs- ptfs5E;, vii exteec 50 Men
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Prophecy Fulfilled.

n M, Lonr Of Ri.hmon1'. Iown.faI,
49, .,.,.., ::; 49, 1,..
0'''' VIC ''''"''t : 'J''1''s' NO '''''o''
Pf"p"e'I' "o'o' OF AoohELlAN ID MS let
'eF 10 II A'hhcA' protesting against 'hs
"''hCf"""' u '"7 army ''o" ''le NIB D.
fl'ef' are IL WIN " Is" ana To@d7r''l
N2nl':c"fce'
l'ef'' s",o ne o,IFe'y !" iron iron, o. o.
:. L,,, ,,j., ~ on, roan,-oo. .ban,d -.
,,''.r..l in s,,ila ihe how which sLai!
determine the f.ss Of the nation. Al,
points q secondary Importance elsewhere
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-04-28

tuFus 10 the right direction, snd the peo
pie understand and appreciate the theory
of our government, and love liberty, our
constiiution viii be transmitted urimpair
ed. II he .!!ne ever comes when TIE
peop!s shs!I fail, ,hs government. viii, fail
and We caase 80 be ouq of tie na,ious ui
she earth. 1t DAY be th., it was nece.
sary for us to pass the last ordeal of .trifa
to prove that the government will 10,
perish from internal weakness, but will
stand able to defend iiselt arsiast al, foes
and punish lrea>cn.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-04-28

rIsTINGUIsHEn MEN X Tug SERVICE
YkoM 1uIs >rATE The Madison J1lrnal
.sy- that the records OF Ito arj4'ant geu
ersl', offce cSntain the name. Of the coll
ore soldiers in the military service cred
tied to lb' state. Among item are several
distinguished persous, Of ~honl tie world
has heard before. \ less than
four bear the name ofGeorge Washington.
there IRE two Benjamin Frsklu's, one
Martin Van Buren,, one Mark Antony. one
IE Davis, aLd crs W.ie HAMPTON.
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" Whatever record leap to light j.,
He never shall be shamed'


TIM NICrIMs OF luk 1gAGEDT The
Albany Irgus remark, .ha. the fearful
tragedy in Washington is brough. home
;o Absniahs with singular force. Uow
Frederick seward vas long resident Of
the city. WAS msriieI 10 Miss Wharton
there, and was associated in the edi;orship
Of Tie E'r~ajag Jouraal for many year,
Cap. Eslhlone, w"urded il the at'cmp.
70 so;ze he murderer is the son Of the
late Jared l. Rzthboac, former mayor Of
Albany, aud step son of Senator Harris
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A danGtied fellow endangered hi, iife
nj Erie by craving und4r mnying train
to rescue the let poodle OF couple Of
Flora McF!!mSeys IN liz company. The
surrounding crowd were indignant at his
risking his he 20 save that oi = pood
dog, trt be told flfm he knew his own
bnsine.s, lie utd 2i'edlv knar hr cgr
r9,ge.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-04-28

the exarutila can their Uoiitjc,i rIgilt.
and fan .Ii,e. =. we'll as their. rjpb.s nf
,sr.on AID nronar,c. as drfrei by the
con .,i,n,in, ~ ,ha limited STATES
=. .Si,t5-Ths executive authority of,bs
government of he United States not 10
"'S'ufo ANY oi 'he Ve"p's ny iesSon oi me
ouie,. abstain from acts Of armed hos,ili-
ties. and obey .he laws in existence 8. sny
nIace Of ,hpi- resiJeDre.
:. ,Se,,c,,,b In conaraI .arma ,ha u,r
10 cease and = eaner.l amnesty. so far =.
,Ee 4yarp,iva ,,owa, of the Initial S,a,ss
90, .,,,,..,a ore an cord,,i,, rs ,ha
dishaol,noyt of tho con,.der,,a .r,oie.
.bo d;sr,;.p,;o, of srn,s and ~. re.,n,,,
,ion of ,ascsf,,l ,nrs.,;,. hy TIA oe;r.r,
and men hitherto couno,iuy tho sad A.
,,iss
MOT heinr fnl,y .mnoxare1 bv onr
,esrec,iye nrincinaIs to fnlfIl ,hs.e farms
we indiyiduxilv and officially nIe1oa orr
salv.s 20 n,on,,Iv ont.in tbn ,.o,,.ar,
su,h,,i,v TO carry ont Tho aboya nro>
oranme, wv. I. SIIEkMAM
:. .Com,ps,,1;no army of The United S,a,ss
in North Car.'ina
- Z yDyIES9r y
General camm.ndlra Confederate STATES
army il Noah Caroina"
w.. ., ,
IA '''''''-A ~ . ''''', = '1'' "-'''
JOHNSTON WAS hisAPP"oyED.
WasLinc.op. April %.
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Truce WITH Johnston Ended.
" AK DEPARTMENT.

" Ar IJLPAk' MENT.
NssHINGroN, April 25-l02 P. NJ
10 Mi Gen DIX:
a despatch has juet been received by
this Department from Gen Grant, dated
Raleigh 10 d. m. II h. He ss1s: 81
reached here :his morning, and delivered
to 'ea. Sherman the reply TO his nego
tiations with Johnston. Word was i'm.
media'ely sent to johnson. terminating
the truce, and Information that civil mat
ters could no. be entertained in ANY con
yenlion between army commanders
(Signed) L. ii. STANTON,
Scc'y OF War
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Es Mr. Seward was born in Florida,
Orange county, New iork, May 6 1901,
aid is therefore aged nearly Gi years
Mr. Frederick Seward is the eldest son Of
the Secretary, and i, shout IS years Of
age.
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We notice that The Tribune an
pears with the names Of J EHEhr and I.
L. SULLIVAN, as publishers Of tia. paper.
Beth are young me7 ot much ability sud
cr'o'Irise.
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Serious Charge against Gen. Sherman

j
To Major Gen. Dix:
Yesterday evening hesrcr Of dis
matches arrived frot1 Cen sherman An
! agre mont for suspension Of hostiiitles
aud a memorandum what was called a
! ba- for peace had been entered INTO on
I he lS;h int. bV Gen. Sherman and The
rebel Gen. Johnston. The rebal Gen
/ Brrrk iuridge WIS present at thu confer
eucr. A cabinet meeting vas held al s
! o'clock in Ihe evening. at winch rhe acllon
! nf Geo. Sherman WAS dlsapprOved bv the
! President, hy the Secretary Of War, bg
! Gen. Grant, ard every member OF the
| Cabinet Gen. Sherman Was ordered TO
reeume hossii.iss st once. and vas 1irect-
e4 that the Instructions given 5y the late
! President, in the following telegram
which was penned Gy Mr Lincoln himself,
a. the Capitol On the night Of the 81 of
/ March, were approved bs President John
son and were reiterated TO govern his ac-
! ton as military commander. On The
eight OF the g If March while President
! Lircon aui ni- Cabinet were al the Cap
| Nul, telegram from zen Grant was
! ;ruugtl t. The Secretary ot War. inform
lrg hj;n rhat Gen. Lee bad reques ed III
luipiv W or conference 10 make arrange
! tneut Tor terms Of peace. The letter OF
Gen. Lee "as published IL a letter of Ia
Wis to the rebel Congress. Gen. Grants
telegram was submitted 70 Nr. Lincoln,
VINO, a.,er PIONEERING a 'e~ reon.cnys took
gp his pen, wrote "iih his U,.n han,: tie
following reply, which lie submitted 10
tue Secretary f State aud Secretary Of
Nnr. l. WAS tben G.le,i idse-.ed and
-r.u,d hy the Secretary Of i AZ, aud ieIe
graphed 20 Gen nrnut
Wa.l,n,,,,c March ? 1Sc5-1o y y
~ r...-, /,.....
~ - -
''' e,''e"' =. - ."' = '''y ~ ~
~, ne "','''S on :" nav 40 conference
"'.n ven i-"T, u',.TS~ i i ''' '''7 c'''''H
'"''"'' - "7'' ''es ''''S = % III ~
AZ "'-" i'o''. '"'.'''''' ''''''e'' '-0 ~
'''uc'5 "'0 :" o'y .p"s ." S'e not 70. 20 1eI
'.oo' u'''p-s "' ''.''.'' "ro'' any Po'i'i'"'
l'Sf,'o"' '',, 'sI'''''S nc .,, ! ''',''"'
'",'' ." NE o''' "'.,I' 49,.
wax :''9"' . ',''-'' ,''..e' = ~ - ,0,'-
- '''>,','' ',,,'..' o. ~ I''' ~
(Eiru.d( + u. STANTON.
Sec'y of War.
Tho o.ders or Gan ci.srn,., e. C,anaral
-,,.,o,oo, 20 ui,l.9,,w f-o-, S.f,,L,,r,.
and ioio him will nrot,abIv oran ,ha NV
f., !. f Davis 10 et,ana 10 ii .,ico .. ,n
,r' :, 'Sn' i'"''s - e.S'i'7 10 'i'1'oo' Or -
T. ha yoyv ,arra ;nr'p.}sn,r rot onIy III,
rlrpf4r n ,he lic}.r,r1 n,,La hi nra
won. accommodations. d,sna,ch rera,y-
"a bv THIS deparlment from. Njrhmond
.a,.. Itis.laf.d h.ra hv rp.nact.,l.Iar..r-
f,os Aha, tina aonunt Of sne,.ie taken
.,,utb h, l.r D.,,;s .ra t;o r.;,.,si.
,a,y Is,re ;,rl,,l,,,, NOT onl, he ,lnnaa,
# the K7.huouI banks. Ent nreyicu. sc
,,,o,,is,iors Tn.v Inra !, "a sand 20
make ,ern,s with Gen. Sherman or some
o,her Northern commander. by which
they will be Dermiiled. with tIIe;r effects.
incudlng this coid plGnIer. TO 90 t. Mex,
iro O, Eul3De. Ju5Dstni!'s NEGOTIATIONS
look 10 ,bi, enI After Csbiuel meet.
mo la.t ni.ht Gan Grant .tall,d f,r
\0r,b CarnIir. 10 aires, tho onpra.ions
au.iu,t Jol,t.,,oi's army
(Signed} Z. Vi. STANTON.
Sec'g Of War.
r
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Booth,

View I0TE, ApFIT %.
CiEtumstsnces which have come to he
knowledge Of the government, reuder it
nearly certain ,ha. Booths horse fell ~i.h
him en- Friday night, The I4,h inst and
i. is believed, caused fracture of one Of
his legs 1t j, also reported ,hs, he hss
Iives,ed himself OF bis Inous,ache. The
iikeuess Of Booth published IN Hsrper's
Weekly is said 10 De correct The at
ten:ion .: surgeons anI the public is call
ei 10 these circumstances Ii Booth i
lying conceaiei and wounded The rev ards
ctiered, auI tie dsteslarion of his crime
by all io!ai citizens. vi. sooo bring hi1n
70 light.
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So Presid4rt .VoHNsos Lss in .eyera.
Of -. I"cen, ,peeches se'erreG o ia "a,
c"ur-e IS ~ Indication e h. ,ti.jcs. con-
v'c'irrs srd IL NJ arlau A, 81 hs, A.
was scted y Ia The cemocsa'.c parry ua-
81 within he pas TWO years, II IS reason
able TO infer that or the measures which
viii mo't largely claim hi. attention he
will be guided by democratic principles
We give our abolition fellow citizens due
notice Tia, We shall insls: unon the spsedg
settlement Of the negro question, n order
that Interests pertaining 10 white men
may receive consideration. When these
come up for action, as they soon will,
aboiionism will speedily follow it. twin
brother secession 10 a grave only less d,s.
honoret than is already prepared for n.
latter
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Iittslturg, ADrii %

ttstt'i =, ~ i)lii- -
J. +. Duncan, a reliable cuizen ol P.,.a
burg, just returned tom MesdeviIle, men
t;ons singular circumstances iu connec-
ton with Booth and the assassination Of
the President.
While stopping at the McEIenry House in
in MeadeviIIe, Oh the h Of June las.
Booth wrote on pane Of glass with lis
diamond rirg the following Inscription
Abe Lincoln depsriei his lie Aug. 8,
1864, BY the effects Of poison Bsotl 5
name was written on the hotel register in
The same hand wiring. Several az Lis
friends at different times occunled The same
room. \ comP.eta report has been kept
o. all the names Of thc Occupants of hat
rr.m sipca l3re at,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
TN PRoBATECoURT, sTEARNs COUNTY, STATE

I'm PRoBATEcoURT, sTEARNs COUNTY, STATE
l. Of Minnesota. ''-"' :-.t. gs.,. +.
Special Term, December 26, 1864 -...,l :,
In the matter of the estate Of Horace S. Greeley,
deceased. 49, III '.:i
On reading and filing the petition Of leila J. Gree
Icy, administrative Of said estate, setting forth the
amount of deb outstanding against said deceased
description of all the real estate of which said
deceased died seized the value thereof and pray
ing that license be to her granted to sell the whole Of
said real estate subject to the right Of dover of the
widow Of said decedent therein, SO much of said
real estate as shall be necessary to pay said debts
and it appearing that there is not sufficient personal
estate in the hands Of said Administrative to pay
said debts and that it is necessary in order to pay
the to sell said real estate it is therefore order
ed that all persons interested in said estate appear
before the Judge Of this Court, on SATURDAY, THE
2SrH DAY OF JANUARY, 1865, Mt 10 O'clock A. H.,
at the Office of the Judge Of Probate, at St. Cloud
Minnesota then and there to show cause, any there
shall be- why license should not be granted to said
Administrative to sell said real estate according to
the said petitions and it is further ordered
that copy of this order shall be published for four
successive weeks prior to said day Of hearing the
st. Cloud DEMOCRAT, weekly newspaper published at
St. Cloud in said county! lad; L. A. EVANS
: dec2e-4w - Ss,n.:, Judge of Probate.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
Tickets for sale to Boston by: Boat or Rail
Boats Tickets good On any Of the send Inss.
Fare to all points as low ~ any B0ut6
SLEEPING CARS
ON NIGHT TRAINS 10
Philad'a, New York and Baltim9o
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH AAE
TRANSFERRED EREE-
E'reights.


BIZ this route frcights Of all descriptions b t
warded to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston
Baltimore and from any point the Railrc tdt
of Ohio, Kentucky Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin, Il
or Missouri, by Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connect at
Pittsburgh with steamers which goods can be Tor
warded to any port on the Ohio. Muskngum, Kentucky
Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi Wis
sin, Missouri, Kansas. Arkansas and Red Rivers; md
at Cleveland, SantUsky an! Chicago with steamer to
all ports Oh thc.Nu .i.-wcstc H. Lakes.
Merchants aud shippers entiusting The transl~ t.
ton OF tlle eight IL this Company, rely Win
confidence its speedy transit.
The Ratrs IF Frti7a: to and from any p,iEt i, the
West by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad tel.
times as Js,:ru5;e charged! by other Eai ODD
Companies.
R%B Be particular to mark packages 'ria I MA
C;ntral II. r. 'i-t
Fer Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, -pry
to or address either Of tbs following agents nj the
company:
D Stewart, Freight Agent. Pittsburgh.
CErke& Co. Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh.
II " Brown ca, Cinc:i NAT, OAia.
X Medium Co, -iadi+on. Indiana.
:. ] Moore, LaaisiHe, ks'tuc:y.
" Altman, kronst1He, lsdidnd
RF Sass. st. Losi<, N:ssoxs.-
Clarke & Co, Chicago, IHinois.
II McCulm, Portsmouth. o.
J Love. .Eaysri7ls, Ky.
Hall Co, Marietta. O.. =
- u e. Ayres Nuskinguna Rirer.
.2.sI y II : Langley, GaEiapcl;s, o.
n II Hudson. Ripley o. .,
u .in Il Medium. General Tare,:no Ilc.nk
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
FOUR DAILY THROUGH TRAINS 4
PITTSBURG to PHILADELPHIA
THREE DAILY THROUGH TRA12s.
P1TTsBURG to NEW HoRK.
THREE DAILY TT ROUGH TRAINS.
P1TTsBURG to ::BALT1EoRE
TRAINS LEAVE AS foL.owt

TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOW .,>.
FAST MAIL-Leaves Pittsburgh 1T 800 .. arriving
at Altoona for breakfast at 50 H. reaching Har-
risburg at LOS P H., and Philadelphia at $50 p: M
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leave Har~
risburg at 120 P. H. and arrive in Baltimore $40 pm
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this tE1i1lesye Phil
adelphia at Gas r H., and arrive in New York ct
rHn0UGH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stopping At an st.-
tions-Leayes Pittsburg at 600 Al arrives e Al
toona for dinner at 1l.25 .. H., reaches Ha1hbnrg
at STOP. NJ. and Philadelphia at Ills P.n..
THROUGH EXPRESs-Leaves Pfttsbnrg At 4:55 pm.
arrives at Altoona for supper At 30 ?. H. reaches
Harrisburg $50 am, and Philadelphia at 20 an
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by thls train leave Ha1
risburg at $50 and arrive in Baltimore at M
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train leave PHI
adcphia at am. and arrive in New York at 12OO m
FAST LINE-Leaves Pittsburg At 8A5 p:m- arrives
at Altoona at lis a m. reaches Harrisburg NJ 90
am, and Lancaster for breakfast at rs = m n
irving in Philadelphia at 1925 a.
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leavs
Harrisburg at 200 and arrive in Baltimore at
11.5O q. " -~ - --- = az = =
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train have .
choice of routes. sleeping car runs throagA from
Pittsburg to New York, without change, via Harris.
burg and Allentown, arriving in New York ct 1.4e'
p. m. By way of Philadelphia, passengers reesh
New York at 2.45 p. m. ~--<-,' - Es!f
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Live Stock.

geous route for live stock. Capacfous yards y iii ~
tered and supplied with every convenience have b~
opened on this line and its connections and cvery al
will be found every convenience for feeding a, r,
ing, a choice is offered Of the PHI ADELPHIA. NEV
YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS. This viii .I..
for stock to New York via AllentovnI and vi l, ~.
or changes than any other -! :ttas,
kNoc HEY dh%1s Gs1 S1pe,;,te.at Altoo.., r..
H. II. HOUSTON, Gail Freight Xeex. Philadei, in
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CTRAY. Taken up by the subscriber,
- living two miles this side of St. Angus
ia, a dark red COW, with white star on
forehead white spot on left hind foot and
white between fore legs. The owner is re-
quested to prove property, pay charges and
akeher away. A. B. MEfRS. -
;. St. Cloud, Nov. 10th, 1864. ,g.. at $'ta
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go Ri%el<y- andsSale Stable.

-
The undersigned has Just erected Or
large and commodious stable on the cor
'ner'of Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo-
r eit~ Clark's store, near the Central House,
which he has filed with livery stock, COM
,prising a numberSof:;n 49,. -.
= 40 , FINE HORSES,
-" Suitable for either riding or driving, and a
variety OF !. l. ; Z ii ~ 10y III
10 HAND OME BUGG1Es
L. For single or double team; ID:
Commodious, elegant carriages for pleas
i! IRE parties always ready. IT,,
.',. All orders for teams for ex cursions, Flu
} nerals or q Journey will be attended to
promptly. -. 80
y 4 His, stock is Of the bcs. kind, and he in
vites his friends to call. j, @'..
.2cl.uss'E i.!:,,f ... .tB. SlLSBI.
Is St. Cloud, June 23d, 1868. . v5n49-ly
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Teacher Wanted.

IA Teacher, is wanted for the town. Of.
Rockville, who can teach both German and
English. Applyto ~ ~-- f@-.I.l. III.
MICHAEL LESCH,
Town of Rockville, Stearns County.