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40 GASTON CLARK,
40 LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from
7th street, under the Avenue HOuse,

40 LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from
7th street, under the Avenue HOuse,
DEALERS IN
CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS.
The subscribers call attention to q desirable Stock
OF CLOTHING which they now have eIhibi-
tlon at their Store, No. 43 Louisiana second
door from 7th street, and es they determined to
close of the lot If possible, every effort necessary
on their part shall be used in order t. please their
customers.
the stock TO be perfect point of durability, fit and
style, because we make everything ourselves, and
have no hesitation in saying goods will be found
equal To the best order work in the country.
Watching the various changes of fashion. parties
may rest ured OF finding the latest cut and make
In store. subject to their inspection and approval.
Sl5o00 worth of Goods for Mems, Roy s. and Ser
wants w ear will he sold at auction prices and pur
chasers would do well to examine the lot. This is
no humbug, as our assertions can be proved on ex-
animation. Call and at the above Store.
22-Sp GASTON CLARK
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ssAMUEL P.HOOVER'S BOOT, SHOE, AND
- TRUNK ESTABLISHM INT.
/ have on hand a large assortment of Ladies',
Gentemen's, Misses, Boys. Youths, andsCwyS
Childrens Rubbers, Overshoes, Sandles ESxNN
Gosemers, Boots, Slippers, BuskIns heed ~lATH
aEd without, Water proof Boots and Shoes, which
| will sell cheap for cash.
Also, a splendid stock of Sole Leather Trunks
reduced prices.
Call and examine for yourselves, at
SkM'L, r. HOOVER,
Iron Hall, Pa. avenue between
ian IA 9th and 10Th stE.
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iN N-tf g. l.. BARTLET
Dentistry, &c
THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.
NJ. LOOMS, NJ. D., the inveL:oE sSd rstsEtee Of
"LoomiS' Mineral Plate Isefi." hsvinz A
successfully introduced his improvement N 49,
various cities, has now permanently est6b- ~-->@ -
hshed himself IN Washington.
This improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chef
I. making a set Of but one piecs Of maierlal, and
that infeftruotib,e mineral. No metal used IN
their construction, and they are therefore free from
galvanc action and metallic taste. There are no
Joints to become hled With moisture Particles OF
food. hence they are PpTe aud clean. They are
lighter, stronger, less clumsy tar more durable, and
rssiural in their appeaunce i Will give a reward o
One Thousand Dollars "a sny one who will produce O
simisr work Of art to equal mine In parity beauty,
durability, artistic exceilenoe or any other resElgss
eualIty.
All work responsIby warranted.
27e Pa. av.. between lith str. cplS-lr
nR. X. FINLEY HUNT,
IL DENTIST~
No. $40 Psnnsylvauia avenBc. h$YS
Will perform all operations belonging TO his ~-A4&S
profession at his old established office. as above.
a la-n
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/ AN IN POSSESSION of some valuable certificates
In favor of the Consumption Destroyer; also of
efficacy in relieving bronchial disease attended with
severe cough. The Syrup is pleasant and safe, and
is composed of roots and herbs procured from the
Blue Ridge; it Is no common article. They are
nicely enveloped in my circulars, where my place Of
residence is seen.
The extract of a flower called the Alpha Ointment
for the Piles. can, with the Syrup, be found at Mr..
C. Stotts; the Syrup is at several other places on
Pennsyv vanIa avenue, as well as Georgetown, at
Mr.. Newmans on Bridge street. In Alexandria rt
Ledbetter's. In Baltimore, at Hance's, lc8 Balti-
more street. diff
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BRANCH KAlLRUAD.
H. f-olFlc MAIL 4 sTEA:asslr Gov


O1e or the Steamships of tJs CcmEery, SArEJ iDs
the yn-ted States Aals te- AC 80 t-tt, ~,sS.x--
CALIFORNIA, and or On, iesyes aS3Ef&
PCiama tylse each mot IA, or ise ara -~Sos-1AS
val of the United States Nal = 6 Co.-rey's ftean-
eTs, which leave New Orleans as New NorE Tegu-
larry on 5th and S0tn Of each mU-il wa tGe .-lls,
ROADS.
These steamships haze bear iLsrea..3 aEd sp-
proved by the New Department, SEl sLg.Acty ssssd
GnG soJtIY.
The psIlrTna Railroad 81 miles l"-gi.s coW c5nr-
pleted from ocenn 10 Ccesn. anc - crossed "a OF
honrs. the baggage Of PASSENGERS = SEEKS. "a Nev
ork through 70 San Francisco, ETc Pisss:g6r arc
embarked at Panama by steamer a. I1s oCIapl@J's
expense. The money paid IN -sev Gc.x covers all
expenses Of the trip.
Reserve steamers are ksPtln part IL Panama sad
san Francesca, 60 prevent detentc. case c! tccl
dent so that the route Is cHtrey TsGiceis--nO Ali-
ure having occurred IN eigat yesIs.
Passengers leave Panama the Es-ne dsy they
rlve at Aspinva!l.
Conductors go tnrougI ~ each steamer. ead take
charge Of won en- ard children without OtEer pEOteo-
tors.
For through tickets a; tie love-t rates apply &C
the agency, III West street, New ork, to
1. w. RAYMDN Dor 70
ARhSTRUNG, n ARRls CO.,
jya-n c.L~ BARTLETT boston. "
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Special Notices,

DYSPEPSIA AND FIrs.-Dr. Tracy Delorme, great
ourer of Consumption, was for several years SO
badly afflicted BY dyspepsia that for part of the
time he was confined to his bed. He was eventually
cured by a presor ption furnished him by young
csIrvoyant girl. This prescription, given by a
child while in state of trance, has cured every body
who has taken it, never having failed once. 1t is
equally in cases of Ats as of dyspepsia. The
ingredients may be fOsndIn any drug store. ! will
send this vausble prescription any person on the
receipt Of one postage stamp to pay postage.
Address DR.. TRACY DKLoRMK, New York Post
Office. ian d Pm
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NUNNS d CLARKE'S
HALI.ETr, DAVIS & CO.'S 5S'
CELEB RATED PIANO FORTES,
Constantly receiving and for snle only by
JOHN r. ELLIS,
S6 Pa. av., between 9th and 10th sts
Purchasers will hnd 1t to their interest to examine
Pianos. WV "O'
Stools. Covers, Melodeons, 6o., &C., also on
hand. 16,r
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THE POLITICAL TEXT BOOK. or Eneyclo
pedla, containing everything necessary for the
reference of the politicians and statesmen of the
United states. Edited by NJ. w. Clusky, volume,
mis- FRANCK TAYLOR,
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PRnpOSED DATES OFSAILING.

For freight or passage, apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. %. vTsI street.
New YorE.
&. u. WAINWRIGHT CO., P&ris.
The owners of these ships will not re accountable
for gold. silver, bullion, specie, 1egeiIy, proclous
therefor and the valus thereof expressed therein.
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NEW SPRING FASHIONS.-"Ths American
l World of Fashion," a quarterly journal of the
latest Partisan styles illustrated BY large colored
plate with 10 fu length figures. and the tashonabis
bonnets, caps, &c. Also, chnrt and directions for
QUITTING the DIRE snd mantiIa of the seasoc, with
part. -''.-
For sale at TAYLOR d MAURV'S
m6 Book store, S4 Pa av.
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: YOUR EYES.

- IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assist them, ty the Paris
OptIclAn, ID. WOOLFSON, who @0A
has arrived from Europe with his X S
own, rs well as the manufacture of q good many
others OF the latest improved SPFCTACLES and
ElE-GLASSES; among which the
PERlSCOPlC CONCAVE and CONVEX The
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Ete,
which are warranted to improve any El aneoteo
with weakness, cataract tending 10 lti haso
T-SIGHTEDNESS. 49,,
Persons who compelled 70 use gasses' OF rnoso
now using them, will be suited at hrstsght' Ihose
wonderful ,,,Sp1rprr.N
CRTSrAL ROCK
h.r. ,.>.i,,sd the highest recommendations a. the
WoTld,s Fair at Paris, through thelr produclng
nd essiness OF vision heretofore unknown
In any other ,IIaP ~ OPERA, SPY. and MAGNI-
ENTSG GLASSES, Compasses, and Microscopes
Are for sale at store o2Iner Of Elghth street and
txoean ID street and Pa. avenue.
UT Do act ntsloxet - tas so'ner O o. s.,ss.
lishment in Europe ns-u
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RANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROA

n
,IN 2sp 5sssssssz esgzes
GREAT UTRERE MAIL LINE
Twice Dsily, (SundsI nights eEcepted, hetwees
WASHINGTON CITY and the = % = H
ALEXANDRIA, GORDONSVILLE AND EICH
MOSD
Leaves Washington At o'cock IN.
Washington a. O'Clock II.
For LTNCHBuEG end the SOUTHWEST.
Leave Washington at O'Clock q. 'm., arrive IL
LfNCHBURG next morning at =. M, conHectlni
with the trims on the Virgins and Tennessee Rei
Road for NEnPHIS. Mail StaEes from Chs
OttesvIlle ~ LIZ nchburg a distance of 81 miles.
Fare from Washington ~ LJnohbpTS, S7.75.
The steamer GEORGE PAGE, foot OF Seventh
street, being owned by the Railroad Company, rurr
In connection with tiIe trains.
Tickets for LJ nchburg procured on the Boat.
III OmnIbrses and Bagsase Wagons Will pe st IN.
Depot OF the Washington RsTOad, 10 convey pas
se1gers end baEscge to the Steamboat, for Aieyan
drIe, a distance ofeiz miles, allowing ample tim,
for meals.
JAMES A. EVANS. agent.
Alezandrls, July, 1857. ~ att
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IRIS OF NO USE, 1T CANNOT BE BEAT.

TTIs OF NO USE, TT CANNON BE BEAT
LEvY's OLD WRECK WHISKY. of 1871.
cha lenges the vord-ta big word, but too true q
to be joke Judges from all parts say 80. u
little left Also, can be found 81 his store. =
RUNS, Old Julup, Womvord Cordiass hpn,,u
Groceries Teas, English, Scotch Ale, ana D'osA
Stout wholesale and r''AJ Jonas p. LEVY 4
f sls no. - ian and ssss sssssts ne Cana.
fels-h w. se
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IA for sale at the
CITY MALT HOUSE, corner Of West Falls sv-
emu" and Rlook at. psltmora. Nh e-Iv
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ENG thND'' xsent. AT the F;oSet ,tScet csmse,
StstIon. WIN. s. WOODSIDE,
jy iS-H MsBtcr OF TRANSPORTATION, RsltiUors,
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Ezsot from note rooelv ed from the iate on. Issl
NJ. Clayton.
u. 3. SINATI, Aur. n, lss<,
sghe tessh yc. made for me vork sdmiTa3lI; roth
NJ 0'ai' 0' 0e'''f' ' joEN n. H.cLAYToN.

To those that seek relief from the mclscies Of the
teeth, / can cheerfgllJ recommend DIR. :. RAly Q
superior Dentist; Re made G set OF pOrce ian teeth
for ore of ny family and plugged sevsral teeth for
mysef and the work has al stood vel for than
ten years. ROBERT It. NIXON,
of the Va. Conf. OF tae n. L.. Church South.
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NJ A X Ii l. f. w o X X g.
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
ARTIFICER IN MARBLE,
Straet het nd 70 Nortl

mrohiANI ~ R4SSh R4SShDhho AND oIh-
The undersigned has purchased the Free STONE
ing particularly selected from the hest portions of
the quarres of Virginia ana after being subjected
to twenty years action OF weather, proves 10 be
considerably harder, IN many instances harder than
the BrOw1 Free Stone Of Connecticut shall be
abe to sell nearly one half cheaper than tho Con
nsctIcut Brown Free stone. Also, Connecticut
Brown - one for building purposes.
A lot of splendid Carved Italian and PLAN Mantels
cheaper than can be purchased in any other part of
the cIty.
Monuments, Tombs II cad Stones, &c.
JOHN RCTHERFORD --
m l5-lmS I'd door from corner 18th and r. SITS.
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DOwLAND'S MACAsSAR OIL. % 6lbbs's
II Har sters. lsar 1eth stsest. h"
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s- TOBIAS,
@ TICIh
Omce Second Story, TIRES doors from
ORR FELLOWS HALL.
Spectaeles and Glasses suited to cvery sizht
Opera, Rsadins, and Wstchmakef's
u Giassas; Telescopes, Microscopes insS~
great variety; Ccsnoramc Stereosoonss with view,
Of sapsIfor and choice pictures hand. See adv or
tisensnt IL National IIteiligencer.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-16
New York state Conventions.

The Republicans and Americans of
New York State, met in separate Con-
vention, in the city of Syracuse, on the
Sth inst, and remained in session two
days. Both parties were fully repre-
sented. The two Conventions having
been called on the same day, it was
hoped and expected that they would
unite in order the better to defeat their
common enemy, the pro-slavery party.
Accordingly, Committee of Confer
ence from each Convention was APP
pointed, who, after occupying most of
the day Wednesday, found the attempt
to unite an impracticability, and the
Conventions proceeded to the nomina-
ton of separate tickets. The Repub-
licans nominated the following ticket,
which was received with much enthu-
siasm:
For Gocernor-E. d. Morgan.
For Lieut. GoUernor-Robt Campbell.
For Canal Comr-Hiram Gardiner.
For State Prison Lasp'r-J.K X. Everest.
The convention then adjourned with
nine cheers for the ticket.
The American Convention nomina-
ted the following ticket :-Lorenzo
Burroughs, for Governor; n. S. Ben
ton, for Lieut.. Governor; ]. r. Thomp-
son, for Canal Commissioner; w. A.
Russell, for State Prison Inspector.
The Convention, after mutual con-
gratulations, then adjourned.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-16

RAILROAD ACCIDENT terrible
railroad accident occurred on the night
of the 10th inst, on the Steubenville &
Indiana Railroad. 1t appears that
while the train was crossing a bridge,
about l3 miles from Steubenville, the
express car and the rear of the engine
jumped the track and knocked out
some of the main timbers, which caused
the bridge to suddenly give way. The
baggage car and front passenger car
went down with the. bridge, some ten
or twelve feet, while the rear end of
the hind car remained on the abutment.
The first car was almost completely
broken up, and the seats in the hind
one were nearly all broken from their
fastenirgs. Several persons are said
to have been instantly killed, and a
great many more seriously injured.
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az There have been sold, of the
Swamp. Lands, up to the Goth of Au-
gust, S6,4l3 acres. The State has re-
|ccived in cash for them $44, 900, and
will receive yearly interest on $4,000
more until payment is made to the
State by the purchasers, which must
be within ten years. Over four million
acres of these lands are now in mar
ket, having been advertised and offered
at. public sale, and the cost of such adj
vertising is paid for, and a surplus re-
mains in the Treasury of over thirty
thousand dollars, and the State receives
beside, yearly, interest enough to pay
the interest on one-third of the $2l6,-
600 of the Locofoco State debt for
which new bonds were issued accord
ing to an act of the Legislature, passed
last winter. e
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az The article of " Jefferson" on
the State expenses, has wide circula-
ton. 1t has a marked influence on his
republican friends in this county.-Na-
tiondl Democrat.
Whew! That takes us. " HIS re-
publican friends!" We are of the
opinion, Mr.. Democrat, that you will
find has "Republican friends in this
county," remarkably scarce. We are
inclined to think that s.. N. CAN'T is
too well known in Cas-. County as a
designing and scheming politician
politician in whom even the Democrat
ic party, although they have accepted
of his cast ssinfluence," have no conf
dence. We think tits too well known
in this county, that he is engaged in
the attempt, at the present time, by
secret and despicable means; to defeat
the Republican party, by collision with
our opponents, to have anything which
may emanate from him attain to any
degree of influence here. 1t is true
that the article signed Jefferson" has
been printed in pamphlet form-prob-
ably through the great .inauence" OF
its author-and distributed throughout
the State. But we have yet to learn
that its advent, even in those sections
where its author is unknown, has had
any very " marked influence" on the
Republican party. The charges con-
tanned in this illegitimate offspring OF
the Peck-Kanter Report have been so
often nailed as falsehoods,} by the Re-
publican press throughout the State,
that it is considered merely waste OF
valuable time to notice this attempt of
the redoubtable g Jefferson" We ask
our friends to give the article on our
first page, in regard to the State ex-
penses, the items of which is copied
from the records in the State offices at
Lansing, careful perusal, and they
will see how much dependence there
is to be placed in the statements of S.
n. CAN'T. sr-. - -. -
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-16
California News.

BY the arrival of the steamer Star OF
the West at New York on Saturday
evening last, we have California dates
to August goth. The Star brings near
ly 100000 in treasure. The news is
not important. The anti-Lecompton-
ties had nominated Hon. Joseph c..
McKibbin and w. L. Bradley for Con-
gress. The telegraph is extended to
Yerka. Advices from Fraser River
are to the 14th. The river had fallen
and tneminers were doing better.
The difficulties between.C Col. Fremont
and the Mercer Mining Company con-
tinue. The latter refuse to yield pos
session of their vein, and the men who
occupy it insist that they viii resist.
1000 Cinnamon had landed in Cali
fornia during ten days. a.
The markets were very dull, owing
to large arrivals and small demand.
Financial matters were easy beyond
anything known.
Two large fires had occurred in Cal
ifornia. One in Sonora on the 5th,
destroying property to the amount OF
100000; the other in Georgetown, on
the 10th. Loss 100000.
NIcARAGUA.-Col. CAVITY attempted
to seize Punta Arenas, in Costa Rica.
He was opposed by the British Consul
at Greytown, and the British naval
officers, who proposed annexing the
point to Mosquito. This will lead to
further complications. CAVITY had left
for Aspinwall. 'er- iassas aar
CH1LL-Chilian dates to July 3lst
are received. The country is reported
more prosperous than for some time,
but there is no general news of import
ance. .....--
New and rich copper mines had been
discovered in Bolivia. sens
The duty on foreign cotton goods
had been reduced from 40 to Is pei
cent. Public tranquility seems safe
from disturbance. 80 2sas.s.szs saa.i
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-16
Maine Election.

The election for State officers and
Members of Congress, in Maine, took
place on the 18th inst. The returns
show very large vote. There have
been 1874 towns heard from, which
shows a Republican gain of 5,777
Morrill,, Rep. is elected Governor, and
it is thought the Republicans viii have
five out of the six Congressman. The
Democrats have gained several Repre-
sentatives. The Republicans will carry
most of the Senator'S throughout the
State. fEsef e7..f ga-sr a.f ~
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Republican Mass Meeting---GrandR Rally
Hon. MOSES WIsNER and Hon. Ed
srUND b. FAIRFIELD, the Republican
nominees for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, will address the citizens Of
Cass County upon the political issues
of the day, at Cassapolis, on Wednes-
day, the 21st inst. Republicans of Cass
county, let us give them such a hearty
greeting as will show that the fires Of
freedom still burn as brightly on the
altar of our hearts, as they did when
the first blaze went up in SO. Let us
show that the principles for which we
strive-principles embodied in the Dec.
laration of lndependence-are not for
COTTON, but are as freshly engraven on
our hearts as when they were first en-
bodied in the Republican creed. Let
us give one day to the interchange OF
opinion-to the great truths for which
we battle. Let no one stay away from
apathy, leaving to- others. the burden of
the conflict, but let every true Repub-
-lican remember that TO-DAY is the time
for action; that effort alone will secure
a triumph of the cause we advocate
that this is the time to show by our en-
thusiasm, that we repudiate an, admin
istration " no would fasten slavery up
on an unwilling people-whose avowed
policy is to extend Slavery into all the
territories, and, by its Supreme Court
decisions would carryit into even the
free states of the North-an sadminis-
tration that has squandered the peoples
money to the amount of a hundred
millions of dollars. Rally, then, friends
of freedom, one and. all, and show the
slaveocrats of this county that the
same spirit animates us to-day, that led
us on to the glorious victory in 1856.
Let us devote one day to the glorious
cause, and Cass County will give a
good account of herself in November
next.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-16

- d. c.. Jacokes, of Wayne Co..
is the Democratic nominee for Super.
intendent of Public Instruction. The
Detroit Free Press says che is one OF
those sincere and useful ministers Of
the Methodist Church who do not re-
gard it any part of their masters
business to preach politics" The
Free Press made q great howl when il
was announced that Rec. J. M. Greg
DRY, of ashtenaw, was nominated
by the Republicans for this same post,
because it said, it. did not believe the
people of Michigan wanted their edu-
cational affairs thrown into the hands
of the clergy. Mr.. Jacokes is one OF
the very few ministers of the gospel in
our State, 1--WE believe there are only 5
or six in ALL who do not deem it any
part of their duty to war against slave
ry propagandism. Who do not con-
slider the buying and selling of human
beings, as practiced at the South, at all
contrary to the doctrines of the Chris
tan religion. .And-who does not re-
gard it as any part of his " Masters
business" to ever say aught upon polit-
ical matters. He has the reputation of
being one of the ibluest old hunkers in
the State. The Monroe Commercial
says of him ('gg '..A
"He is one of the few Methodist
preachers who have perfect horror of
political sermons, unless they preach
leniency to the STAKEHOLDER. He is a
slavery-defending, Notwithstanding
stamp ola man, not fit for Superlntend-
ent of Public instruction. ~
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-16

The ATLANTIC CABLE. = Advices
frem London by the Vanderbilt state
that Professor Hughes will have his
machine in readiness to work the cable
on or about the Goth inst, on which
day the Atlantic Telegraph Company
expect to dispatch a steamer to Trinity
Bay, with one of Professor Hughes
assistants on board. We may there
fore hope to see the cable in complete
working order on or about the 25th
instant. - - q 33tis
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-16
REPUBLICAN co. CONVENTION.

The Republicans of Cass County are requested
to meet, by Delegates, at the Court House, il
Cassapolis, on THURSDAY, THE 3oTH Day OF
SEPTEMBER next, at IL o'clock A. NJ, for the pur
pose of nominating candidates for County Officers
to be supported at the ensuing election; and als'
to transact any other business which may properly
come before the Convention. -
Each township in the county will be entitled t.
one delegate for every twenty voters and one for
fraction of eleven or more voters.
s. BY order of the County Central Committee.
1 G. w. CLISBEE, $50
w. ii. CAMPBELL, Baa
E. III. JONES, County Central
E. W. REYNOLDS. Committee.
r. C. DENISON, + s J ssssf sTss ~
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AFALLINe Orr significant cir
cumstance is shown in the fact that at
the Convention that nominated Stuart,
the vote fell rapidly from about 200
votes to less than 40. After Stuart
was nominated, the delegates sea
mosed," pell nell, forcibly illustrating
the truth of old proverb that "rats
leave sinking ship" liz ........-
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-09-16

CHEATING A PosTMAsTER.4The
Dutch philosopher Of the Three Rivers
Herald, Napoleon Bonaparte Welper,
has gone over body and soul to African
Democracy. A correspondent at that
place informs us that the Postmaster
at that place bought him for three
cent postage stamp. Qucry-Didn't
the p. M. and the Democratic party
get the worst of the bargain.-Sturyis
Republican. so rs Isci efaoer1