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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-08-04


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full Gift, without extra charge.
THE, LET EVERY ONE CONSULT HIS
OWN INTEREST
BEST And buy at EVANS Gift Book Store,
DIT ,cE examine the prices of books, see the
Ai1A0N beautiful gifts so freely scattered among
TO our patrons, and be satisfied that the
,u only economical way of buying books is
GET at
,,o,-n No 677 BROADWAY,
iVon LAFARGE HOTEL BUILDING,
BOOKS WE GUARANTEE Er PERFECT Salts
AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.
Examine our plan of business ANY
dlfiS one can who Will. Observe the daily
,- distribntionof watches, gold and silver
10 vest, chatelaine and guard chains brace
AT lets, cameo, mosaic, coral, gold stone
tgarnetsrnd gold sets of pins-and clasps;
EVANS lockets, large, medium and small size;
c,pr rings, chased, plain and set with stones
"ir cameo, g0ldstone, coral; mosaic and
RoOK engraved studs aud sleeve buttons /;
scarf pins, crosses, gold pens and pencils;
STORE, gold pens in silver and morocco cases.
and thousand other articles of use and
NJ A value -
- A Gift with every book worth from
oi' 50cts to 300 00.-.f F. = = a = -
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1t will cost you nothing, and will be
WAL valuable as book of reference, if moth
NhM 4 "i Id dG rs.'tseg Eets7sr ru9 Doa.esi
i"nN ID. W. EVANS & co.
CITY. No. 677 Broadway New FORK.
N. B.--A WORD OF EXPLANATION to those
who have known us under the styleof Evans &
Co. The business located by us at No. 6T7 Broad
way, New York City, is the oldest established
house in the country, and is known worldwide as
the original Evans & Co.'S Gift Bookstore"
Many have taken the advantage of our popularity
to advertise under the same name, to increase
their trade-to protect the few who may be unac-
quainted with us, we would state that we have no
connection with any other Gift Book House-and
though many advertise under the, name of Evans
& CO., the firm constituted by d. w. EVANS and
j. ii. PRESTON, is the first and only concern
rightfuly using the name. But to prevent all con-
fusion in the future, shall use the style of
d. w. EVANS CO.,
and all persons wrongfully using the appellation
to mislead the public, will be made to suffer the
penalty of the law.
D. W. EVANS & CO.,
May 10th, 1859. 677 Broadway, New York.
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Wv y IN ENESI,
And buy at EVANS Gift Book Store,
examine the prices of books, see the
beautiful gifts so freely scattered among
our patrons, and be satisfied that the
only economical way of buying books is
at
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30
The Seat of War.

Intelligent readers have been recently amused at
the diagrams and written descriptions of the seat of
war in Europe. made by the editors of newspapers
Geography was taught in our schools many years ago.
and is now. We advise those who are at all puzzled
in regard to the positions mentioned in the dis.
patches, If they have no children of their own to
collar the first child six years of age or over coming
from school and obtain the required information from
him. gingerbread Jim Crow may serve as brbe
or the threat the younster that he had been max
ing faces at another and you would tell his father of
It, may insure compliance and satisfy your thirst for
knowledge.
II there are any unwilling to resort to this simple
measure we present to- them the following home view
Of the field of war. Having a capacious back ward.
an uncommon thing in Boston, the CONFORMATION q!
which, being square, bears a striking resemblance
to the field OF war, we possess advantages for the
illustration which we think neither our friends of the
Journal or Courier can boast of.
The clothes line marks the course of the Ticino, a
barrel of ashes fortunately remaining for the purpose
and which being movenble can be placed in any posi-.
tion to suit the reader will serve for Genoa; and run.
ming across the yard, il you run far enough in a
northwesterly direction is Alessandria almost due
north our peach tree guitess for years Of blossom
the forhcatlons can be supplied by the bricks with
which the yard is paved. You has your choice as
to other POSITIONS there is plenty of room but Turin
had better be located somewhere and we Mace sr
much confidence in the ability of our neighbors
whose windows command the position tn ind out and
tell where it should be, that we will not trouble oul
readers with unnecessary explanations. The above
is as clear as it possibly can be.
We can imagine the shrill cry of the tom cat unde,
the peach tree to be the buges of the Austrian army
From Turin comes the plantve response of the Sar
dinans, at once cry for help and challenge, ani
stands is the French army personated in this case b.
hopeful scion of our household with brickbat ii
each hand. Arrested in these positions, and film,
out the picture as you think best, each one has hom
view Of the field Of war in his own back yard.
edo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

TOR GSDNO8ItEA, GLEET. WEAKNESS, PAINS
l. in the Back, and NIL Urinary Affections
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC SOIU-
TIONTis wordrenowned preparation all affections
of the generave whether chronic. Physi.
of England Of France, and of America acknowledge
efficacy Thousands Of sufferers relieved BY IT,
Purely vegetable in composition, it ia harmless it
egcous. system becomes nvgoratsd the debilated
body and depressed mind are restored 10 energy.
i. ABRAMS,
Sole agent for the United Staies
mY1I IL Apothecary, &c Camp street. New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

Gath we find the following -
short time previous to the departure Of the
steamer Marengo, for st. Louis, last evsning bow
aged about years. fell overheard from the lower
guard into the river, and would have drowned. had
not his sister, girl OF fourteen years. sprang instantly
the boats yawl. The two child, ,en had oated down
the river square, and when Picked up were SO much
exhausted as to be helpless. Their names are Estli
and they were from Wheeling, en- route to St. Louis,
on the above steamer, as deck passengers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

SILVER PLATE POLISHING PowDER.-We refer
hoekeepers and hetrade
OF Messrs Hyde Goodrich Canal Royal street.
who sole agents in New Orleans manufacturers
Gove Brothers. Silver Plate Polishing Powder" which
altogether wonderful PREPARATION cleansing a,egicay
bre space f time the most nduracd stains and dscooious
ana 'rins the metal to its pristine purity and use
enable everybody to accomplish the several
hours work of experienced pstecenuer Messrs and
g. having practically tested the powder ~
it. and are prepared to furnish city hnd country dealers
lnanlitY, at liberal discount.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30
r. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
DEuxrEsE CouR DISTRICT DANIEL P. LOGAN snc.
, cession de JAMES BIRD

DEuxIEHE CouR DE DISTRICT DANIEL P. LOGAN Snc.
cessan de JAMES BIRD
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans. No15437
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisle ct vente a
moi adesse 'honorable Deuxsme Cou de District de
S Nouvelie Orleans dams Paare cdessus
sAMEDI de juin 1859 midi aPH8e de Ia Cite. de Ii
Commupe entrele du Camp ct des Magasns la
publiaue adjudication de-
UN rERRAiN sas au Bonrg Duyerga en- cette Parosss,
de Pet No 2j houe les de la Poudrere Bouny
Elisa Aix suivant plan dresse par A. dHemeconrt apen
teur lie Is de 1872 depoSe 'eude de L. Caire
alos noare public cette vii pof'aut lie No q yre de
plans No T. bis lie dit terrain fanGaise 30
peds de face de la Poudiee 20 peds profon-
delr
Ensemble tons les dr privileges servitudes
taEes attaches ei Y appartenan
Sas dans a.fair+ ci-dessus.
C0NDITIONS-CoInptan momentde ladiudcation.
E. T. PARKER
p1y3 ID % 30 ie4 Sheriff de Pproissp 1rle
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

FROM AFRTc4.-Late advices have been received
from the African coast. The King of Taboo, Obe,
has refused to allow palm oil to pass through his
country. alleging that the Ihbadans people had an.
noyed him The real reason is said to be the French
emigration scheme. The quantity of oil this year
the attention of the people was employed in the cul
tivation of cotton, and of the more gentle Of
the native rulers induced to embark in its pro.
duction. Dr. Bake, of the British Niger expedi-
Oghomastro the 27th all well. In consequence OF
the soppage of the oil trade at Badagry and Porto
Novo. by the King of the latter place, the English
Consul was compelled to explain to the King that he
had broken his treaty by stopping the trade, and to
order him to open it Immediately.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30
INSURANCE.

lEIsOND ANNUAL STATEMENT
-oP THE
CITIzENs' MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Yhesolowng statement Of tho affairs this Company
published in conformity with the requirements Of their Char
tor, viz:
Amount Of Premium. received for the yssr ending .
Amount of unsrninstsd risks, on soh No,smbsr
eszso ~
November 1858 ] -. -" 49,. s,e1 4sl @
Premiums on xs,,ns Ei,s ait: sstss I
A'''' l''-'''''''''''''''. .o.-~ $685. 4a 90
Less Premiums Oh Risks mot terminated
1.ss 81 Rstosn soy y P.snam: aaSe oss5S S
-~ 800 ~
Net earned Premiums for the year ending soth Ne
nsd nr;n ho11 the .ma naro Viz ' s'
On Fire Risks s................s4S.06s 40
On Marine Risks. 37,4N Is
On River Risks 1870 20
Rsinsu!snces, expenses, interest .ub
scription note, etc. 38,2l OF
Los. interest, discount. profit and loss. .. .ss s q
- ss,7o IS
Net earned profit for the year ending sOth
November, 1858. S1390 037 %
The COMPANY has the following assets. viz =, =,
Bls receivable at short date for premums $50 47 2
Bills receivable, being balance due subscription
;.:E :s:;:
ssSs Ss.s e Msias' I & {
Totalamount Of assets. 1854 $50 Il
STATE OF LouIsIAHA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orlesns, )
Be II remembered, that the 9Th December 1885, before
I'd STAG sios;sd psrssnsy omsT as.Ia FIs.
Company Of New Orleans who being duly accord
to o depose and that the above aecounts Jus
pany.
| o. GAILLARD, President,
A. scHnlIBlR, Secretary.
| Der, A. D. 1883. ARTHUR SAUCIER,
| Third Justice Of the Peace.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved interest Of
cent In cash the scrip issued by this Company
1857 to the holders thereof their legal representatives,
and after the second Monday Of February next.
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend o.
ssty cent (6 the earned premiums OF the
psny for year ending November 1885, for which
cate will be issued and after the 9Th of February 1859
The Company continue insure against the pers
and rivers and and damage re the current
orSlcs-No Csrondeletstrest.
| o. GAILLARD, President.
| GEO. W. WEST, Vire-President
A. scHREiBxR, Secretary.
DIREc1oRs.
Geo W. West, R. P. Hunt,
James A. White, MI Musson,
| Douglas West, Martin Gordon, Jr.,
Il DJaraison, Nuran Augustin,
Antonio Costa, Cesare Olivier,
J. Leisy, D'que Bouligny.
| Oner Gallard. do 1y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL--The Overland
Mail which left San Francisco on the I'd inst reached
st. Louis on the 2lth. From the Republican we ex-
tract the following: s5sls
At Fort Fillmore the night of the llth. thirty
three head OF brood mares, the property OF Span
lard, were stolen by the Apaches. On the following
day company OF mounted riflemen left the fort in
pursuit.
At Apache Pass three Indians, an advance guard
Of three hundred Apaches, who were returning from
COACH They had in their possession Mexican youth
they had captured and whom they sold to the statiou
keeper at the Pass for ten sacks Of corn.
At Tucson, Mr.. Wade learned that the Americans
had murdered seven oreight Mexcans at Tubac near
the line in retaliation OF outrages lately committed
by the Greasers." The Americans referred to arc
probably some Of those who were lately expelled
from Hermosilto stated in an account We published
week ago from the Arzonan. l5,sss'f5l5
paratively little. +5s754s7s,
The expectation Of descent on Sonora BY Gen.
Walker was entertained. Many Of the miners were
preparing to join the expedition. The General has
an agent at the mines, who is actively engaged in
securing recruits.
that Walker and three hundred men were on board
the Vanderbilt steamer Orizaba, which had arrived
at Acapulco from San Francisco.
FROM SALT LAKE.-The mail from Salt Lake City
arrived at ST. Joseph the goth, with dates to the
9th ult. The St. Joseph Journal furnishes the fol-
lowing:
The news from the Holy City is unimportant The
two Eastern mails due arrived there on the 23d.
They had been detained by the high waters in Weber
river, and deep drifts in the mountain canons.
The mules and packs woud frequently sink ont Of
| sight in the enormously deep snow drifts They
finally gave out and the men became snow blind.
| Fortunately the agent met party who were break
| ing trail who Immediately afforded the mail party
snccor. Rude sledges were constructed on which the
| mail was conveyed over the mountains.
The last California mail reached Salt Lake in ten
days and five hours.
| Two men were arrested on the 25th by the United
States Marshal for stealing Government animals and
| sent to Camp Floyd.
| Peace and order reigued at Provo. The weather
was warm and spring like at Salt Lake. The farm ess
wheat crop were never better. Large stocks of goods
arriving from California and the trains en- the
plains were almost groanipg under the weight OF East
ern merchandise 60
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans, City of New 0aleaus.
Be 1t remembered, that the Fourth day of May 1859 be-
fore the undersigned Justice OF the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peycbard Pre
dent, and Louis Barnett Secretary Of the Hope
Company of New Orleans who being duly according
law depose and that the foego ug just ard
true and from the books Of said Company
Il. PEYCHAUn, President.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, th fourth day Of May,
1859. ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Peace Of tho Parish Of Orleans.
IDEED OF sEVENTT-TIiREE PER CENT. the capital
paid in of this Company, of tho earnings of the year
ending the 3Oh April 1859 payable in accordance with Ar
cle 18th of the Charter Of said Company, follows TEN
PER CENT. the amount paid in payable demand the
Stockholders their legal representatives, and after the
18th May instant and the balance credited install
men on the unpaid stock.
H. PEYCHAUD, President.
s. PLAsSAN Vice President.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary
pIRECIORs.
S. Plassan, Thomns n Blake
A. Laforest, Xiques
p. Maachee, Il. Nautre
G II. Kernion, George Heation
II. Peychaud. my6 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30
MURDER IN vERNoSr.-A dispatch of the .,

MURDER IN VERMoNr-A dispatch of the 23d,
from Burlington, VT, says:
In this village, late on Saturday night, John Nc.
Keen was called to his door by three rowdies, named
Peter Mcdonald, John Balm and Thomas Kelly, when
Mcdonald stabbed him through the heart The mur.
derer was arrested last night McKeen was native
Of Hinsdale N. H. highly respected, thirty five years
old, and leaves wife and two children.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

Ice PiTcHERs.-We expect that the enterprise Of
Mr. r. A. Tyler, ITO Canal street. will gratitude of
thirsty thousands this summer for he has had manufactured
10 order for the wants Ct this hot Market grand
OF something fine md admirably eontred wate cooler
line OF ware handsomely nhsd and Of silver silver
plated. He oes also large stock pitchers of
pattern and wine coolers for which there Away large de
r1nnd at this We refer o advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

NOTICE is GIVEN TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
that portion of the parish of Orleans the right bank
the river Mississippi that am prepared receive the
upuu nil taxable property and be onnd in the
office Of the sixth Justice OF the Peace from 10 A. to2P
HIPeoLiTE FO ATIER
Collector Of Stnte and Pari h faxes
Parish OF Orleans this 2lst April, 1850. AL aos
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

A chap VIII tells faisehoods so habitually as never
to be able to deceive anybody may think he has
excuse fer the habit.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

NEW SUMNER CLoTHING.-Such is the caption of
ha advertisement of Messrs Picrsos Harrison Co.
qualified to that is correct they
clothing of every description which They
have thing FOR dress business latest
styles and Of fine goods including of navy
blue which much the Just now, being and
cheap Their stock is designed for both city country ade
and both city and country readers
about it, If they in need any articles in the clohng
t;-o
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

COURT DANIEL P. LOGAN Succession
Of New Orleans. of JAMES BtaD-No. I5,437.
RY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
- directed the Honorable the Second District
of New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
tween Camp and Magazne streets, SATURDAY, June h.
AGEaTAiN Lor OF GROUND, situated IN the Burg Ou
verge in this Parish on the right bank Of the Nj ssspp
bounded by de la Poudrse Bony Elisa and Ax Streets
cording an drawn by A. d'Hemecourt Surveyor. the
18th Of March, 1872 and deposited in the office of
Csirs late Notary Public IN this city, plan No. % Of book
feet front said de Ia Pondere l20 deep
Together with all the rights actions and privileges hereunto
belonging or in wis. appertaining.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cssh on the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

TRoIsrrxE cous DE DISTRICT AyEGao, BINDER 4 co.
de w. JOHN @. POOLEY-No
Nouvere.Oresns. 1906
TN VERTU dun writ de salsle ct vente q
moi adresss par Troissm Cour de District
MARDI a de jain 1852 a midi. 4 IHotei De is Cfe,
la pubque ct adjudication de Ia propriee don't descrp
ton suit
Ia otai du terrain desgne par No e. cette mnia du
terrain desgue lie No 2 contgn terrain desg par
No Ia Erao oiif du desgne
No a. contigu dams fond terrain degne par No
70 ct auss Ia Erato. Laquelle prope,e
stnee dams e b,rne les Hercnlss Erato. Clio
ryades dams e Premier District de Vile; moi
e des qnare terIains acqns par Mannse White de Walter
bile cette ve date du de ssptembre l849 la de
moie terrain mesure ~ pds ponces de fsce Her
cule las peds3 gnes de posonieu Ia lgne
du c5,e Clio l2 pieds pouces de profondsnr
gne de Pantre cote ellie cee du No
orme angle dot Ersto aguee
ellie facade de 80 peds pouces gnes ayant
une argeu sur Ia gne du fond de Ia Erto de q peds
ans qu appe du croquis annexee acte rapport
d., noaire Wm Ghr,y date du 70 de janyier 1850
tude de j. b. Maks cdevat notae public IN ces Vile
ouven depe spparfenances
Saisis Iafiaire ci dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment de adjudication.
f. T. PARKER,
via ta6 de la
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

Washington correspondent of the st. Louis Repubh-
can says:
learn that the unpleasant misunderstanding grow
ing out of the arrest of Consul Meian, the French
Consul at New Orleans, has been aaicably arranged
to the satisfaction Of both Governments. The arrest
of NJ. Mejan was much regretted by our Government.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

los. q. LOGAN. 81 ST. CHARLES STREET, COM
y mission Merchant and Agent for j. j. OFalon Co.'s "St
Louis Metallic Nat and Bolt Facoryn All kinds of Nut
Bolts and Washers by R. Il. Coles Patent Machinery.
One thousand choice Molasses Barrels for sale.
dg0tf JOS. q. LOGAN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

THE NFfHT OF soEAKCH.-A dlspatch OF the I'd
from Washington says:
The French Minister'S declaration in regard to en-.
forcing the doctrines of the right of search has crea.
ted quite stir in the diplomatic circles. The Uuited
States never have denied since their separation from
England the right of bellgerents to board neutral
merchant vessels upon the to ascertain if they
have articles contraband of war on board If Count
Sartges made any observation respecting the right of
search resulting from war, it is this right which he
referred He could not have referred to the right of
secret search in time of peace or in time of war by
nations not begerents, because the French govern.
ment have strenuousy contended against such claim
since the quintuple treaty, and have frequently and
only recently assured our government that they are
as much opposed to it as we are, and entertain the
same views of the matter
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

* q. W. r o Err,
COR. PoYDRAs AND CARoNDELET STREETS,
We respectfully inform the Ladies' thst will open on
MONDAY largo assortment Of
.s --@ Fancy Goods
AND PARIS MILLINERY,
Comprising In part Rich Velvet Straw Lace Leghorn Felt
italian and Chenille BoNEETS all beautifully trimmed In the
Latest Style from Paris.
-Also-
Rich Head Dresses, Bridal Wresths Kid Gloves Parssos
Oorsets and Embroideries
nCommission Merchants Planters will find II to their
Adyantagc give call before purchasing elsewhere
orders from City Country promptly attended to-.
q. ". ROPER,
NJ 6m corner Poyiras and Caroude elet Streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-30

Sixth DISTRICT CouR1l A. j. CoRTIssoz va. T. o
New tSf,e.,s Of srARKe ct a,.-yo sos
Ri VIRTUE of a writ of deri facIas n a.,ainst
II John NJ, Vernon, Eeishte, and drectef by the
Honorable the Sixth District Court New Orleans in the
above entitled cause will proceed to sell public auction on
WEDNESDAY, ie fest day of June 1859 al IL oc ock N
the City Hotel Common street. between Camp Magazine
-
AL be right title and interest Of said Vernon in and
to the newspaper known as the Louisiana Courier.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot
E. T. PARKER, Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans