The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-09-08

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Kentucky, was inaugurated on the Soth
uIt. a.
The Hon. Charles Sumner is expect
ed to return to America early in No
vember.
Recruiting for the British army has
been ordered to re-commence In Cana
da forthwith.
The Clarkville Tenn. Chronicle HOSTS
the name of Hon. John Bell for the
Presidency in 1860.
The McDonough legacy to Baltimore
city, after paying expenses, leaves net
result to the city of S6es,56l.o6.
Horace Mann, did not die of fever,
but of hard work. trouble which is
often fatal in this country. a~
The last Legislature of Texas, it is
said, contained thirteen "men of mark. !"
Not one of them could write his name.
The Pacific Railroad is completed
1853 miles from ST. Louis to Syracuse
and within 90 miles from Kansas City.
1t is matter Of boast among the
New Hampshire Congregational minis
ters that not one of them uses tobacco
in any form.
WISCONSIN STATE FAIR.-The Hon.
AIR I'm Lincoln, of Illinois, has accept
ed the invitation to deliver the address
at the Wisconsin State Fair.
Among the passengers by the Shan
non, from Southampton to Lisbon, on
the 18th ult., was Mr.. Alfred Tenny-
son.
Piccolomini has given a concert in
the crystal palace at Sydendan, near
London. Eight thousand persons were
present on the occasion.
The public debt of the Canadian
Government, since the Union of the
two provinces, has risen from $4,000
600 to S6O,COO,oo0.
Since Mr.. Douglas dogma of Popu-
lar Sovereignty has been made so ex-
elusive by legal decentralization, it
might be better known as Patent Sow
ereignty.
A man named Patrick Mulholland
was arrestedin New York, OH Tuesday
of last week, on suspicion of being i'm
plicsted in the murder of Hon. Mike
Walsh.
The Spanish titled aristocracy, ac-
cording to one of the journals, consists
of two princes, 50 dukes, $50 marquises,
646 counts, Il visconnts, and GO bar
ons.
The BOYS in Western New York are
so fast to make Dlondins of themselves
that the doctors have full lists of -frac-
tured limbs and broken heads to attend
to.
The Africans sent by our Govern
ment, some months ago, are all doing
well. Not death has occurred. They
are chiefly at Monrovia, or on farms on
the St. Paul's river.
1t is stated that in and about New
York, 10 less than three hundred
churches are closed the present month,
owing to the absence of their Pastors
who are taking an airing in the country.
During the last four week, two thou
sand six hundred and fourteen people
have gone from New York to their final
resting place. Yet they are scarcely
missed.
The citizens Of Nashville, Tenn, are
preparing for grand "railroad jubilee
in celebration of the opening of the
Louisville and Nashville railroad to
Bowling Green.
Gov Seward was in Rome on thu
18th of August and ENJOYING excellent
health, in spite of the bad reputation
of the Roman climate in the later Sum
mer.
War increases the price of rags. So
great quantity of rags has been
bought up to make lint for the wounded
soldierly in Lombardy, as to cause the
a rise of about farthing pound in
some kinds of paper.
The notorious Sioux chief Red Iron,
who was engaged in the Spirit Lake
massacre, has been arrested, and is now
in jail in New-Ulm. Two indictments
have been found against him-one for
murder, and one for theft.
The Sons of Malta are making great
preparations for grand Tournament,
boat race, and ball, at Washington
some time in September. Sons from
Polt;more PHILADELPHIA Now York