The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-22

The harvest throughout Pennsylva-
MIA promises an unusually large yield.
Gen. Cass is quite indisposed. He
complains of rush of blood to the
head.
w. Gilmore Simms, the novelist and
poet, is named for United States Sena-
tor from South Carolina. ttb
VIM. T. Porter, editor of Por-
ter's Spirit Of the Times, died in New
York on the 10th inst.
Mr.. Russell, the special correspond
ent of the London Times, has recov-
cred from the effects of his sun stroke.
James M. Buchanan, ESQ.,, United
States Minister to Denmark, sailed ON
the 18th inst, in the Borussia.
1t is said that Mr.. Edwin Booth, the
tragedian, and the sprightly little ac-
tress, Miss Mary Deylin, are shortly to
be married. - @'eH
The Prince Of Wales, IL years old,
has been banished to Ireland, having
been detected in an intrigue with one
of his mothers maids of honor.
A child of Benjamin Tickle of st.
Johns was badly poisoned few days
since by eating elderberries. 1t is re-
covering.
The Republican Congressional Con-
vention for the 4th District, has been
called to meet at Pontiac on the 18th
of August.
Gen. Ward B. Burnett, of New
York, has been rendered the appoint
ment of Surveyor General Of Kansas
and Nebraska, vice Gen. ]. Candle-box
Calhoun. ,-..--sa
Prince Alfred was at last accounts at
Valentia, con the vain look out for the
telegraph feet. He had been visiting
Derrynane, the old house of Daniel
O'Connel.- Aai ai.s at p 'Hf
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the Mount Union College, Ohio, the
degree of Bachelor of Liberal Sciences
was conferred among others, upon Miss
Jane w. Chapman. Z
At the funeral of DIR. Jabez Bunting,
the noted Methodist Divine, more than
five hundred persons were present.
One hundred and fifty-four clergymen
followed the hearse, two-and-twe. -
P. P. Hull, long connected with the
press of California, and one of the hus-
bands of the notorious Lola Montez,
lately died at MarysviIle. Mr.. Hull
had been sick for long time.
Ex-President Willard Fillmore is suf-
fering severely from inflammation of
the eyes. They are SO weak that he is
obliged to forego reading almost en-
tirely.
A Mrs. Sewell, Of. Autoga county,
Alabama, recently gave birth to four
children at birth. They were all liv-
ing and doing well at the latest ac-
counts.
An infant son Of clergyman named
Alexander, has recovered 1888 dam
age from the Cleveland and Pittsburg
Railroad Company, for having his hand
cut off by train of cars.
Loeffner, Cincinnati murderer, who
is confined in the Penitentiary for life,
is attempting to commit suicide by
starving himself to death. He has
eaten nothing for over a week.
Abiding to the great flood at Cairo,
Prentice says: "There has been for
some time past, larger floating popu-.
lation in Cairo than in any other city
of its size in the United States"
The society for the prevention of
cruelty to animals in England has given
a 800 medal to Mr.. Rarey, the Amer
lean horse tanner, in acknowledgment
of the humane tendencies of his system.
A child only seven months old in
Newburgh, Shiawassee Co., was SO
brutally treated by its father few DAYS
since, that it died shortly after. The
case is undergoing legal investigation.
A man in Kentucky killed COW, a
few days since, in whose stomach was
found large brass ring, hair pin,
and quantity of hooks and ewes.
Brindle had probably swallowed the
milk maid.
A New Hampshire man, who is at
the gold diggings in Iowa, says that
three days exploration with a spade
had enabled him to find several very
small grains of gold, and several tons
of exaggeration." u
j Mrs. Hays, the woman who lives
without eating, is still living and still
continues to do without provision of
any kind. She has lived since Febru.
airy 26th, 1857, to the present day.
without either eating or drinking.
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