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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-06

ahsls we hfs Of four volumes which VIII embrace he
Psrodof The American Revolution ifom shs Blockade
soa'on 70 the Trszy Of Peace, Rani Ia aad con
tanaln grsat dsgrss from nsnassr1i and unpublished
arees tAs history Of Ne cation durngtfs FIRST poitonof
taa e4ena Parot iei1dng hs Bock ado Bostoa HaH-
Dor ne general ofElazltono the eouutry The altsron
o. ihe CAaFel Of Massachusetts, The assianss Of the ps
PIE o. Aa'laehasel, the spirit Of the souIh he Congress
o. i4i4 ne progress OF measures n England France and
elsewhere, ne Battles oiLEngon and Concord ne ssgs
Of so1ons he Congress Of HIS choice q Wsshingtol
e ConHiandsr-in gale tie Battle Of Buuker aln, As
As here win doUhuoss be great demand for TIE 8.org
ofihe ReFolaon, ndspsndsn ofths preceding volumes
me work. teae four volumes wiz also published ssPa-
Hiely g tAe American Revolution, Vols, L II, Ill.,,
with tile page and binding 10 correspond
Ih' Pashsra invite ne attention Of tas renders Of ne
present. Tolume Of Mr. BlnoO0s History he Unitsd
states % The hlt six volumes work ths distnguh
% merits OF which have been gratefully acknowledge b.
bis eountrymsn.D Fer sale By
". e. Berry q 90.
Nays Pebble Saaurs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-06

We would respectfully inform friends and Country Merchants
that VIC have received large addition stock Fancy
nets and fasaBs for Summer that surpass anyn ever
opened 10 Nashville west Of TIE Allegheny Mountains.
Estng Of Rich imperial Ca New Sty e q Snow White willow
Colored and Db eng h and Swiss Straw Bonna; large stock
q coloed and white Leghon Bounets 0r Ladies and Misses;
largest stock Of Paris Flowers opened In Nashville.
Fans Combs, Belts and Ornamental Goods in great variety ns
line Of Embreidess, Collars, Sleeves Worked Handkerchief
Wells, Bugal Goods and Trimmings Laes all the styles o.
Hoop Skirts, &C., making reh combination Of Millinery
Fancy Goods unsurpassed in beauty and style We have pur
chased this stock exclusively Cash, and viii give great bar
gains for the article, viii exclusively DO Cash Bust
this year, at Partisan Millinery Bazaar, No , Union street,
next to State Bank.
n B-C5nntry Merchants Minsrasupplied win Pattern
Bonnets, small bill goods cheap purchasing
mayo 3. WISE, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-06

TIE BRITISH 0UTRAGEs-MEssEEaER DESPATCHED
By LORD NAPIER-A SPANISH FLBKT- Washington,
May 31.-It is understood that a special messenger
dispatched to-day by Lord Napier with insiruc-
tions to the British Admiral of the North American
feet wherever be may be found. The messenger
viii proceed first to Halifax. The tenor of his in
structions is not knoBn,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-06

TIE L4fzEsF DESIFE5 OF H4zS E0R ERB SU1nER,
VTATERFIELD a WALKERS.
TFVITE most attractive styles Of Hats for summer Wear, a
wiz Y found At wss9Easls & Walkers They ha's
an me heH olallss ol-li'--lsoL
THE BENGAL PLAID.
- THE mUSaRD HAT, -
y W1TERFIED Z WALKER ~
OURNEW STYLE SILK HAT,
SsTILL continues Be leading Of the season. -
- Also styles ard colors Of Cashmere, Gag
sfIy solght for. WATERFELD 4 WALKER -
FOR BOYS.
FlW more o. mixed Italian and colored Leghorn
"A Hats for Boys, very and desirable. Just received
juass '-'ND 8 s si Pa5iis 8 Square.
49, NOTICE. S9
EYIE suscs as Trustee for william Stewart and stewart
& Owen, closing up their business, and offers for sale
aWel assorted stock Of Cooking Heating Wood and Coal STOVES
CRATES, SCALES, MARBLEIZED MANTLEs, and TN
WARE Of all kinds which viii Be sold low for cash and %
BE win sell out On very reasonable terms to any one derous Of
going into such business. The stand good oneho shop Tie
best arranged in the cty-1gsll supplied with tools and machinery
n. B.Those indebted b VIM. Stewart Stewart Oven,
aid Aims viii please ethe or copies With 55s trustee t6t tey
may be paid in 5er order. G.. B. GOODWIN, Trustees,
ianet2w No. Il, Market street..
WHO CAN BEAT TT
ME have just finished and got in operation, seam saw
w MIL for l. J. Perdae and william MeClslland,
C5rye Is2nse nat cuts twenty thousand eight huqdrec
minutes. Il cut thousand and foryeigh tEentyegs
minutes. We have riud the prices Of Engines and Boilers
70 such figures that dey competition In prices and durability
Our Engines on iron bed aud made the
terials. We are agents for the
Sc LOUIS CIRCULAR SAW MILL.
AND
STRAUB'S SUPERIOR WHEAT AND CORN
MILLS
and furnish any at short notice manufacturers prices
With freight added ELLIS & MOORE.
s., IS and 100 South Market street,
june4-d Nashville tennessee.
Dig IRON FOR SALE.--100 tons best Foundry Iron,
(CTutchers ake 100 tons assorted brands (est Grey IrOn
ELLIS 4 MOORE,
june2 96 g aud 100 south Market street. d.
Red BOILING SPRINGS
RTACON COUNTY, TENNEssEE-We take pleasure in an
IEE nounciRg friends that ready 70 receive v-
tors and that every Necessary preparation has been made for
their comfort and pains viii be spared render their stay
pleasant and agreeable the medicinal quality water,
afflicted with vari0us diseases have visited them and IN
weeks have entirely cured greatly relieved, and comp
sing patients afflicted with diseases Of the Kidneys scrofua
Of the Skin, stone in the Bladder Dropy Sore Eyes and
arrangement Of the Digestive System in general.
CHANGES.
Transient Boarders from 81 day or 81 week
Children under ten years Of and servants half price
Mr.. Thomas Of HaFtsille. win Hack the Stage
from that place to the Springs regularly through the
iune4-d2m NEWLY 4 HEARN, Proprstors-
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
NO. Il, COLLEGE STREET.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-06
ALLEGHANY sPRINGS,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS.
FFVa most complete and thorough Arrangements have been
made render this heretofore delightful watering place
Of the attractive and agreeable pcs0 0iourn be found
where In the country Ihess Springs have been demonstrated
possess the
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PROPERTIES,
and situated In the midst Of e beautiful scenery and
In climate most heahfu and saubous They situated
within three miles Of shaWse, the Virginia and Tennees
Raroad which trains daily, connecting with the great
Orougares beginning az Bangor Maine, and terminating az
New Orleans. Arrangements lave been made with ali the Rail-
rad Companies North and South, whereby through tickets viii Be
issued any point the Nida and Tennessee Rai
line Of splendid
EOD H-EHOISE COACHES
viii be readiness transport visitors from ShaWsville, the
nearest point Of deharkaron to the Springs
To ivai abUrug under affections Of he Stomach and
els, these waters are particularly recommended
maV20-2mins CLAYTOR & LEE. Pranriatars.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-06

Trunks an0 Carpet Bags.
| TTyHE Subscribers are the largest dealers, and -
the Oldest Manufacturers of the above goods llll
in this country their stock on hand Is larger than q III
all other dsalsrsin The city together, among which
10 qualities Of solsLeataer Trunks, sizes Of each
Ladies'
1 SsI;ss "a
% Gents fraysllag B'gs,s =
Together with every variety Of
TRAVELLING APPARATUS,
To be found anywhere, all sold very cheap.
IA Retail Department connected with the Establishment.
Feb. i l8ss-fsb0-dsn aaa Broadway, New York
PIANO FORTES, LOOKING-GLAsSES, &C.
VETE have now In store, fine stock Of Pianos, 80
w MelodeOns, Window Shades, Artists' Ma
Blinds, and an kinds Gilt Works, have recently =
edded largely to stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS,
&c N word, We intend to EEP uF WITH THE 1I, please
our customers and induce them to Paronse home, instead Of
fs6iS-a VAR FREEMAN.
DIANOS.--We have received fourteen more ,1E1
Il New Piano Fortes from lhoss unrivalled -
makers Light Newton & Bradbury, and Hames Il IA I'd 81
able We Be pleased have these Instruments examined
BY all, whether they desire to purchase Every
sod By u.s. shall be warranted to every respect
isolo ". & r. FREEMAN.
l. LaHEE. WI. PHILLIPS. e. c. HzysLEv.
LANIER, PHILLIPS * co.
WHoLEsALE GROcERs,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AVID DEALERS IN F0P.
EIGE IND DOMESTIC LIQUORS
NO. 36 MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
4. C cARTER. ,. Q. MKAY. w. c. wrtspoRp
CAR T e r, W'KAK * co.,
wHoLEsaLE sROoERs,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND FOR
WARDING MERCHANTS,
Dealers In Fine BFandfes, Wines.
and Domestic Liquors,
FINE TOBACCO.
M have been appointed Sole Agents Of Nashville for the
w sale Of James Thomas Jr Richmond, Va Cesbrasd
Manufactured Tobacco.
just received goo boxes Of the following brands viz:
JEWEL OF oPHIR, RUBY TWIST, CITRON, NECTAR I
LEAF, BUTTER Oh SPONGE CAKE,
Which win sell at Manufaetn-srs' prices for CASH
feb16 CARTER. MKAY & co
l0BERT SIXTH FREEMAN,
FREEmAN BROTHERS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-06

LOOKOUT HOUSE!
MUCH ENLARGED AND IMPROVED since lass .,as,n.
w situated
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
Chattanooga Tennsssss win Be 5rsi 20, he rs- n
Visitors and B0ardezs the
18TH OF JUNE.
the country
GOOD VEHICLES
IN readiness on arrival Of trains, 70 convey paugars II desired
Immediately 70 70 DE m0untliu.
An abundant supply q COED iEons water a. r1us out o.
ne @ ana adalJ ma With Posi Ofea az the house. wiz adj
% the comfort and convenience Of visitors.
june5-d&Wlm MITCHELL & CO., Proprisiors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-06

DROEN AND WHITE LEGHORN "a
I'D FLATS for Misses and Children; by ex-
press this day. Engliah Straw and Hair Bonnets; -
With three hundred yards White six Fringe, and
White Leghorn. Hats. Great bargains 10 Close out
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06

foremas,, capable OF taxing l-o,n eacii
flake rlaver. Here about 40 miles
were deposited up to yesterday, Thurs
dav evening, at an average of 27 miles
dav. 1t will contain together 260
miles, which forms the first portion to
be laid. The place of deposit, last year
in the hold, made the coil oval inAone
direction, close to the kelson, and oval
in the opposite direction above. "A
different arrangement prevails; two
additional buIkheads havebeen knocked
away, and the hold presents the appear
ance of basin perfectly circular in
every part. The cone in the center is
l2 feet 3 inches-high, and has dame
ter of 10 feet at the base and 3 feet at
the top: it will be encircled by l,ooo
miles of cable me rcrssiRmg ~
miles are to be coiled on the erl6p deck,
where the heavy shore end was slowed
last year. Anew guard has been fitted
for the Agamemnon's stern, to prevent
the cable from fouling the propeller.
The cage previously used was weak
ened by its proximity to the copper on
the ships bottom, which served as a
negative to the iron. The galvanic
action of salt water on it during the
last eight months has rendered it desir-
able to provide new one, which will
not touch the surface until the loadline
is reached. On board the Niagara the
boats forward on the upper deck are to
be removed, and space prepared SO
feet in diameter, equal to the reception
of from 10 to $50 miles of cable. For
the approaching trial the Atlantic Tel
egraph Company appear to have made
very complete arrangements through
their engineer-in-chief, Mr.. Bright, who
has been some days at Plymouth. The
coiling on board the Agamemnon is
superintended by Mr.. Canning, who
assisted in the operation last year, and
who laid the cable across the gulf of
/ st. Lawrence from Newfoundland to
Gape Bretoa Mr.. Whitehouse, who
completed tTcline from Varna to Ba-
laklava, and was cEa>gcd with the first
shipment and fittings on board the Nj
agara, takes the same duty now with
the aid of Capt. Kell, who was engaged
in laying the early Mediterranean lines.
Mr.. Everett, of the Niagara, accompa-
MED by Mr. Clifford, one of the CoHor
pany's assistant engineers on With fba
occasion, has been intt5S,,sfiment carried en-
supervision Of I. tbe6Sf e6Sf Messrs. Easton 4, &
on AZ 'he ydHer the advice. of Mcssrs.
pi onios' -: s4Held and Lloyd, whom the Com
sn have consulted upon the modifi-
pan ons to be made in the paying out
Machinery, and with the concurrence
of Mr.. Bright, their engineer, and Mr..
Appold, who invented for a different
purpose, the form of brake to be used.
The staff of telegraphic clerks employed
last year will be retained, and some Of
them under the guidance of Mr.. White
house. the electrician, are perfecting
themselves IN their future employ mcnt
by transmitting and receiving, through
the $3.50 miles of wire now in Plym-
louth, the class of messages anticipated
on the closer junction of England with
the United States aud the continent of
America. London Isnses<4.--s----,:1-
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06
A Case of Jealousy--Discharged--Cured.

Fred. Kennedy is my best friend.
We were in college together, and deep
in one another's confidence. He stud
led law, and commenced practice in
the city; l read medicine, and opened
an office in the country. But Fred got
in love and forgot me, until about three
months after his marriage, when /
received a letter from him which
troubled me very much. 1t was full of
vague hints of sorrow, and anger, and
despair. He wanted to see me. He
must see and tell me what he could not
write. 1t was week before l could
leave patient dangerously i'll; but one
afternoon, after three nights of watch
ing, threw myself and my carpet bag
into the cars, for the city. / slept all
the way, only disturbed by two punches
in the ribs and an equal number in my
ticket, and at eight o'clock found my
self ringing the bell at the door of Fred's
pretty residence on - street.
A trim servant girl answered to my
summons. l knew by her looks that
she had heard of me, and suspected
who was. Mr.. Kennedy was at home
she said, and was in the parlor, the
door of which she swung open to me,
after / had laid aside my overcoat. /
entered the door, but the parlor seemed
to be empty. l looked about the walls,
but the only thing which fastened my
attention was the exquisite portrait of
a beautiful woman, almost enveloped
in the misty bridal veil-a very marvel
of painting-through which shone out
the most golden ringlets, and face OF
sweet beauty and rare intelligence. 1t
seemed strange that the parlor should
be lighted so brilliantly and without an
occupant; and / advanced toward the
portrait without noticing that a deep
easy chair, its back toward me, was
planted before it. soon perceived
that it was occupied, for an embroidered
slipper peeped out from one side, toying
lightly with the air, as if the heart Of
the one who wore it were absorbed in
happy contemplation.
coughed slightly, and in an instant
Fred. Kennedy was on his feet, and |
was in his arms. / never saw him SO
extravagant in his demonstrations OF
delight. He shook my hands dozen
times, slapped my shoulders, caught me
by the arm and whirled me around the
room, poked the fire, and then laughed
as if he were insane.
"By Georgel Tom. Conway, / am
glad to see you," said he at last, fairly
putting with the demonstrations he had
made.
"I had begun to suspect something
of that kind" | replied, rubbing my
shoulder. 81 think you must have beer
cultivating your affections lately"
"Well, have. What do you think
of that ?" And he turned me around
and pointed to the portrait.
Exquisite p exclaimed.
Magnificent, isn't it,"
"Mrs. Kennedy?"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06
Trinitas.
BY JOHN G. WHITTIER.

E. = Z
At morn prayed: " fain would see
How Three are One, and One is Three;
Read the dark riddle unto me-"
wandered forth; the sun and air
saw bestowed With equal care
On good and evil, foul and fair.
No partial favor dropped the rain; ~
Alike the righteous and profane
Rejoced above their heading grain.
And my heart murmured Is it meet
That blindfold nature tius should treat
With equal hand the tares and wheat" ~.
A presence melted through my mood,
A warmth, a light, a sense of good,
Like sunshine through winter wood.
saw that presence, mailed conPlets -, -
In her white innocence, pause to- greet
A fallen sister in the street. 4
"Bewarep' l said, "In this see
No gain to her, but loss to thee;
Who touches pitch, defiled must be-"
passed the hamts of shame and sin,
And voice whispered: e. Who therein
Shall those lost souls to Heavens peace win?
"Who there shall hope and strength dispense,
And lift the ladder up from thence,
Whose rounds are prayers of penitence?''
I said: "No higher life they knew;
These earth-worms love to have it so.
Who stoops to raise them, sinks as low"
That night with painful care read
What Hippo's saint and Calvin said
The living seeking to the dead
In vain l turned in weary ssrest
Old pages, where God gave them rcstD
The poor creed-mongers dreamed and guessed.
And still prayed; "Lord let me see
How Three are One, and One is Three;
Read the dark riddle unto mer
Then something whispered "Dost thou pray
For what thou hast? This very day,
The Holy Three have crossed thy way.
"Did not the gifts of sun and air
To good and i'll alike, declare
The all-compassionate Fathers care?
"In the white soul that stopped to arse
The lost one from her evil ways,
Thou saw'st the Christ, whom angels praise!
ga bodiless Divinity.
The still, small Voice that spake to thee
Was the Holy Spirits mystery!
"Oh, blind of sight, of faith how small!
Father and Son and Holy Call
This day thou hast denied them all
"Revealed in love and sacrifice,
The Holiest passed before thine eyes,
One and the same, Srthree-fold guise.
e.c rSllzss ;;s-'-in and sun.
His Christ in the good to evil done,
His Voice in thy souEand three are One!"
shut my grave in Aquinas last,
The monkish gloss in ages past
The schoonlan's creed aside cast
And my heart answered: "Lord, see
How Three are One, and One is Three;
Thy riddle hath been read to me''
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06

THE WALpEssEs IN IIdINoIs.-The
Peoria, Gll,) T''aaascrips, speaks of the
Waldenses, clan of French Protest
ants who settled about a year ago upon
a tract of 1880 acres of beautiful
prairie land in Livingston county, Illi-
nois. near the ST. Louis, Alton and
Chicago Railroad. A larger delegation
of the same people is soon expected
from Europe, under the care of faith
full and devoted pastor. f
The Waldenses are well known in
European ecclesiastical history. They
are poor in the worlds goods, but rich
in every christian grace. For centuries
they have been hunted and prosecuted
for their religious views and practices,
and have suffered not only imprison-
ment and the spelling of their goods,
but even death itself
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06

BLusnING.-Blushing is said to be a
sign that there is something of the
angel left in a woman, beautiful to the
eye, and bespeaking the inward purity
of the heart When woman ceases
to blush, she has lost her greatest
charm.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06
A Scene in Church in Kentucky.

At church meeting in one of the
" fashionable orthodox churches" in
Anderson county, KY, last week, a
clergyman asked for and obtained a
letter of dismission for himself and some
of the members of his family. He then
said that if any of the brethren had
anything to say about him to i" declare
it, or ever after hold their peace"
Whereupon anotherpreacher said some
thing which was not heard by all the
congregation, but the lie passed be-
tween them. The preacher who called
for the letter drew back his fist and
ruak-tha- -nreaehar- -heavy blow, and
then colnlfAAacnd kicking 51iIII. he
Kicked him so hard that he demolished
his boot. The defendant, being a
"non resistant" made no defence. but
went before a magistrate and made
complaint. The assailant was fined
so and costs, and submitted. beside.
to long lecture from the Court. A
correspondent of the Louisville Demo
crdt IN giving an account of the affair.
says the pugnacious divine is good
looking man, of fine talents, great pull
pit oratsr, with prepossessing manners.
The fighthas raisedhis standing among
his brethren. Some of the members of
a neighbo.ing chufch have sent him
word if helwill goto their next church
meeting and whip heir preacher, they,
will pay the fne lat is now aga;>s sl,s' i
him and any other ene that ray be
imposed on him." Ie afasl honable
orthodox Churches in Aaerso, county
Ky.," are in a" hopefulA way. a
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06
COUNTY OFFICERS.

treasurer OSBORN.
Clerk-E b. WARNER.
Register of Deeds-ARIEL E. PECK.
Sheriff-JOSEPH n MARSHALL.
Judge of Probote-CLIFFORD SHANAHAN-
Prosecuting Attorney-A. J. SMITH.
Circuit Court Com'r-JAS. NJ. SPENCER.
Surveyor-AMOS SMITH.
( Coroner-CHARLES HILL.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06

"Well, now
what to do with
proud to receive an.
cannot offer him none
him anything. l tell
been thinking about, and
me how it strikes you. You -
for a fellow | am. ] shall tear my.
all to pieces in few years, and l have
brought myself to this. Before | die,
will make solemn request to Jane to
marry Benton for q second husband.
At this moment Mrs. Fred. Kennedy
appeared, her cheeks flushed to vermil-
lion with the effect of the cold evening
air. [ did not wonder at the ennobling
influence of such a pure beauty as hers
upon Benton's sensitive mind. Fred.
introduced me, and somehow we all
found ourselves before the portrait at
once.
GIVE told Tom all about it," said
Fred. to his wife.
Mrs. Kennedy gave him a look OF
wounded reproach, and then said to me
in way which spoke volumes, G You
know Fred"
Fred. has become a humble man, and
z BIDS fsilr to put OF the uay of Benton's
happiness to very indifnite future.
Besides his family has been increased
to that degree that it would be doubt
full whether the artist would be willing
to take the bereaved Mrs. Kennedy with
the /" membranes" Still, | have no
doubt that Fred's imaginary sacrifice
has served its purposes in restoring in
some degree his self respect.-sSpri,eg-
field Rep.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06

~ A cotemporary noticing the ap-
pointment of friend as postmaster,
says: ...<l..s.s,.. :,
g IF he attends to the mans as well
as he does to the females, he vii make
a very and attentive and efficient ofti-
GER"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06
STATE AND COUNTY DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

Governor-KINSLEY S. BINGHAM.
Lieutenant Governor A. C0E.
Secretary of State-J0HN MCKINNEY.
Auditor rGeneral-WHITNEY JONES.
State Treasurer-SILAS NJ HOLMES.
Attorney General-JACOB NJ. HOWARD.
Supt of Public Instruction--IRA MAYHEM.
Com'r of Land Offices. b. TREADWELI.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06

SMALL BoNNETs AND NEURALGIA
The spring bonnets, says a lounger on
Broadway, continue to be worn of the
oyster shell pattern, small and rounded
at the cheeks. Eminent medical men
attribute the great increase among.
women of neuralgia, tic doloreux, early
marriage, &C., to this wonderful bon
net.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06
JOHN PPER,

tice, and warraate5 not to fade. Children's pic
-rufts taKen in 9ss second. Operating in Bald
wins Daguerr9 h Car, on the Railroad Square,
near the i5e4I pole, Dowagiac, Mich. Also,
fine Boots pz1e to order
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
III. b. DENMAN,

III. b. DENMAN,
Banking and Exchange Office, Dowagiac, Mich
Buy and sell Exchange Gold, Bank Notes, and
Land Warrants Pay interest on. School and
Swamp Lands and Taxes, in all parts of the
State. Drafts on England Ireland and Germany
Prompt attention to collecting.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06

EXCHANGE HOTEL,
V Johss Let's. Directly opposite the Passenger
Depot, Sh,vagiac, Mich.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-05-06

X sE;mrssToRE, .;rs opposite American Hotel.
qr% %MEs PATTON.