The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-09-22

news ouQ Otner Far0BfopnSs
Gen. Pierce intends to spend the
Winter with his wife at the Bermudas.
The Hon. Thomas F. Marshall is
lecturing on Henry Clay to the citizens
of GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin.
The Mormons declare that the Gen
tiles elected TO the legislature of Utah
shall not take their seats.
FRUIT.-The Rochester, n. Y, Dem
ocrat estimates the fruit crop of Mon
roe Co., at $4,000 barrels.
No LONGER A BACHELoR.-Buchan-
is a " bach " no longer. A wag says
he is welded to Miss Government
Leigh Hunt, the English poet and
novelist died recently at the age of rs
years.
The Opposition in Mississippi have
nominated ii. w. Walter, of Marshall.
for Governor.
An apparatus has been invented on
board the q. S. steamer Shubrick fol
throwing hot water on an enemy. The
S. is in California. --4tt
SENATOR DoUGLAs.-This gentleman
has assured the Wisconsin Democracy
that he will make some speeches in tina,
State next month.
The great Blue Lick Springs Of Ken.
lucky have been sold to Messrs. Holli-
day q Hughes for $4,000. One OF
the firm resides in st. Louis.
HAYTI.-An address to the free me-
groes of the United States inviting
them to settle in the island, has been
issued by the Haytian government.
The New York Tribune publishes a
list Of one hundred and ninety four
lecturers, who are willing to make en-.
gagements.
The Brooklyn, n. Y, Post Office was
broken into on Friday night and let
tiers containing money broken open and
rifled to the amount of $4,000.
On Friday night last, st. Johns
Church, Troy, was entered and robbed
of two surplices worth 800 and com,
munion plate.
Half million pounds of cheese was
exported from New York to Great Brit.
ain, last week to come back, in part
at least, as " the genuine old English
article.
A special despatch to the Charleston
Courier from New Orleans reports SER
ious and increasing injuries to the Mis-,
sissippi cotton crop, resulting from the
rust and ball worms.
P. II. Barnum has made a beautiful
artificial lake in East Bridgeport, Conn.
mile long and one-eighth Of mile in
width, upon the hunks of which he
intends to build new Iranistan.
There was lately on exhibition in
Sidney, Australia, set of horse shoes
made of native gold, weighing ~ enty.
four ounces, and worth $500. They
were made for favorite pony in New
South Wales.
The library of the late Baron de
Humboldt, bequeathed by HIM to his
old valet, has been purchased for 20, OOC
thalers, the Vienna Journals state, by
Lord Bloomfield, minister Of England
at Berlin.
The democrats of New Hampshire
hold their state convention at Concord
on Tuesday, the 18th of October, &c
nominate candidates for the State cleo
ton next March, and appoint delegates
to the Charleston Convention.
Mr.. Charles S. Olden, has accepted
the nomination for Governor by thu
Opposition Convention of New Jersey
The Newark Mercury says that hi.
nomination is received with the high.
est satisfaction throughout that State
THREE .CoLoRED GIRs MISSING
Three colored girls, whose ages range
from ten to thirteen years, are missing
fromNew York city, under certain Cir
cumstances leading to the suspicion
that they have been taken south t.
slavery. Y
A MIsTAKE.-Mr. A. B. Meek, O
Alabama, having been quoted far and
wide as a Douglas man, denies the re
port in a published letter, and says
further that Mr.. Douglas Harper arti
Gle will not leave him ,rporal's guard
of supporters at the South.
The SLAVE Observation-Disclosures
ing the assertion of Senator Davis, thai
Mississippi, in case the United States
law prohibiting the slave trade were
repealed, would not repeal her OWL
State laws against the traffic, we learr
from the Brandon Republican that al
effort will be made at the next session