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The Van Buren press., 1860-08-03

HARDWARE.
Table Knives & Forks and Carriers Forks,
Pocket ami butcher Knives
Hunting aad bowie Knives
Germ silver. britannia and iron table spoons,
te. ditto,
Basting spoons and soup Ladies,
Scissors shears and rizors,
Butts and hinges, Screws of every size,
CaHdlesticks, brass and japan,
Hammers. assorted, Hatchets,
Trowels, PIastering and masons,
Cnryccnbs, assorted,
Files Of every iescri ption,
CaStors brass and iron. AIDES,
and every article usually kept in Hardware storez
rec d by late walls
jan -. 90 J. HENRY. WILLIAMS Il co.
SCOTCfi SNUFF.
- Browns Scotch Snuff, in 2 Z. oz papers
Ps'" d. Msceoby SD do ''.llsS do
dee 10 j. Henry, WILLIAMS & Co.
IRON AND STEEL.
1 1873 900 fb--oi every descfi ption-to wit
Bar Iron 3 to 5 in by g to ! inch Band iron
to ) inch by l6 10 a inch Round I.on !, to
= inch. Square Iron Il to Il in. Oval Iron Il
Solt4 inch. : Round Iron to Il in. HoopIron
'a to = inch. Slab Iron to IA in by 3-S to Il
inch. Sheet Iron all sizes and qualities Amer
and Swede Nail rod Iron. Cast German d Spring
Steel, all sizes. American and English Blister, all
sizes. with which we are prepared to furnish me
chanics everywhere.
July 6.59. JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS Il co.
SUNDRIES. JUS: reed by steamer Sky-Lark.
~ Powder. Lead, Shot. Buckets Brooms, Can
dies, Candies, Tea, Backing, etc.
fah
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500 90 Reward

$500 90 Reward,
KDANAWsY f.-sn il- Under
AA IL Signed. ts-5.tv ,n;i-< l..Ins,
k@ iias B.uff. to i.,l;,,ir. uesro..
~ Jo-.ii 'o.at Z! rsa-. old black
RA 7Gri al : ~, 10 iu,hs h:aE
- weighs at',-s7- iS'j IS ..n. thumb
A. of At III" hrsi iair;
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iiaek ai.-,E E. q I:seae- hes. v,.s.sf,- sit
-aJ f.-.I-.sis
i:,i.f.y. s'-'lt 10 yssrs II az e1s.Ier ,...ic-
a-.=.1 ss'I inches high, weigh abou; go lbs
I ~ stove i--sr;ted ae.;noes. purchased ia
'h@ CheTnsee N1sica. a'-cut tie last cf January
.1d s'iI'!,ps- they III aka make their w6y
iark = TIE Nation. | viii giys the above ward
= ole u N Ire; Dollars for each ore. if taken in
ne thsroA-s Nation and lodgei u. Van Bafeu jail
.1,Si ios' J. N TOICHSToNE
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To whom it may Concern.
5. j. ADLER,
II AS Just received laree assortment Of BOYS
and YOUTHS CLOTHING, consisting of
JtCfES Us-rur-S,, ,,-----
Pants Vests
lust RECEIVED
- 10000 Choice Cigars,
which viii be SO lots " suit, By
July 6, Is5a s. j. ADLER Z.
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RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LINENS, DAMASkS.
DiSDcrS sc.

ItoNSUMERS Of Richardson's Linens. and
~ those desirous Of Obtaining the Genuine Goods
should see that the articles they purchase seal
eI with the full name of tie firm,
J. n. Richardson. Sons & Owdeu.
as guarantee OF the soundness and durability of
the Goods. This caution is rendered essentially
necessary large quantities cf and defec-
tive Linens are prepared. after season and
sealed ith the name Of Richardson by Irish Hous-
Is, who, regardless Of the injury thus inflicted
alike on the AmercAi consumer and the manufac-
turers OF the genuine Goods, will readily aban-
don business profitable. while purchasers can
be imposed on with Goods of a worthless character
j. BCLLOCKE d B LOCKE.
iyl9 dgeats Cfurci 81 Ne,r York
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-15

! ceeded in due form with the following result;
Mr.. Ashford was nominated for Recorder
over Mr. Merritt 10y vote of l6 to 4.
For Clerk, T. l. Parish received II votes
Chas. L. Thomas 7, and T, A. Coult ?. Mr.
Parish declared the nominee.
For Marshal, a. j. Barkley received l3 and
Peter Musser T. Barkley declared the nomi
nee.
John A. Paxton was nominated for Treas
urer by Occiamation
For Assessor, W. c. Shaeffer received 8
votes and J. B. Leaman is. Leaman declared
the nominee.
For School Commissioners, Rev. E B.
Walsworth, Rev Geo 5. Taylor and W. c.
Belcher were nominated by accamation.
The following persons were nominated for
Aldermen:
First Ward-W. P. W eaks, W. T. Eli.
and J. S. Love.
4 Second Ward-Leyi Mann, j. s. Eshom, C
/ IL. Reynolds.
Third Ward-W L. Lawrence. j. +. Linth-
icum, A. NJ Shields.
Fourth Ward Joshua Davis, A. J. Haun
/ c. l.. Thomas.
Inc lolloWlng persons were appointed OlUl
Committee: First Word-Messrs Hatch
Murphy, Aud and Hite. 2d-Ashford Eshom
Eileunan, McQuade, 3l-Mitchell, Adding
ton, Jonas. 4th-Dayis Haun, and Barnes.
Candidates being called before the Con-
veuton Mr.. Ilite said he had not sought fC
the nomination for Mayor and was over
whelmed with the honor Mr.. Ashford fel
thankful for the distinction which had beer
bestowed upon him, and Mr.. Paxton declare'
with much apparent elation of feeling that h'
had sought for the nomination as Treasure
and was glad he had received It, and hope
he would get TO be custodian of the city
funds. We do not pretend to give his word
but merely their substance. We do not doub
his sincerity, and see nothing in the way o
the qualification of his ardent desires but tn
iutelposition of a little objection perhaps OIL
the part Of the people.
The other candidates were cholled off fror
having their say by motion o adjourn!whic
was enthusiastically carried, and SO ended
the grand deliberations of the great Excu
1 siyes
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-15

A NEGRO, well known in England and
Fance as the Black Doctor" has been sen
fenced 10 fifteen months imprisonment in
Paris, and the payment of a fine of five hun
dred francs on charge of swindling and
praeticing medicine without diploma. Il,
performed some remarkable cures in the
treatment Of cancers, and for while he was
the talk and wonder Of Paris. He became
wealthy and drove fine carriage with liy-
cried servants. But at length the star
woned. number of patients whom he had
undertaken to cure died, and he was expelled
from the Hospital de Ia Charlie" lie be-
aame poor' and the medical fraternity being
"fornenst him, he was tried as an imposter
and imprisoned
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-15

PRovIDENrIAL EsoAPE.-On Sunday morn
ing, says the 5. F. Call, the steam packet
Martin Willis picked up two lads, drifting in
a boat with broken oars Unable to manage
their little craft the boys had been aduft
over twenty four hours They had started
early on Saturday, for an excursion, but the
bad weather which came on drove their boat
in an opposite direction from their intended
course, and their oars being insufficient, they
were driven helpless all night, with fail
chance of perishing, by the exposure if no
from drowning. The boys were named Pen
nycook and Sprague, sons of respectable an,
we'll known citizens.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-15
THURSDAY MORNING, March 18th.

RACES ro.DAY.-Rcmemberye lovers Of the
turf that at the Murysville Park to day,
there viii be rare sport Four horses have
been entered for the race, mile heats, best
three in five. The trial of speed will come
oil at o'clock, F. NJ. Elsewhere we pub
hsh the names of the horses entered.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-15
RALLY CITIZENS i!

A MASS MEETING Of the citizens of Marysville will
be held at the City Hall, THIS EVENING, at half
past seven O'clock to nominate Municipal Ticket
persons opposed to political cliques and cabels and
their dctatons, are requested to attend and partic
pate. MANY CITIZENS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-15

The quartz vein recently discovered near
Hornitas, Mariposa county, is paying richly
The Stockton Argus says it has yielded its
Possessors fortune, even with no other IA
cilities for separating the gold from the rock
than by the process Of mortar pounding.
About one hundred and fifty men, Americans
and Mexicans, are now working in and
around the vein. With the necessary ma
chinery and amalgating apparatus, the vein
would undoubtedly prove one of the richest
ever discovered in California.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-15
RACES TODAY.
Treadwell & Co.'s
LIST OF MACHINES
FOR
THE HARVEST OF 1860.
RoaporSs :


Manny's celebrated Reaper and Mower combined
Made by Woods, of Hoosic Fals,-made in 1853
stronger and better than before, cuts SIX feet
snugy packed for shipping to remote districts Made
expressly for Treadwell & Co., San Francisco.
HEcJ OImIclk's Reaper, with new improvements
made in 1852 being the latest and best machines
turned out by him. Six feet cut Made expressly for
Treadwell & Co., San Francisco
uUSSEH'S Reaper, substantial and effective ma
chine.
BURRALL'S Reaper,-a good and enduring Reaper
SEYMOUR M0RGAN's or n. Y Reaper.-A fair
machine. Cuts six feet.
KkTCHUM'S Mower.-Does not reap. Cuts five
feet.
EAGLE Reaper and Mover. Cam motion, cuts five
feet
WOODS Moving Machine. splendid two horse
machine
WOODS swather,a new machine, worked by two
horses from behind, be raised and lowered to suit
HarvcStors
HAINES' Illinois Harvester. A most desirable ma
chine Cuts ten feet, and is twice as effective Kea
pers, at same expense of running.
Ehro ShorR
TREADWELL'S 10 Horse made after the "Russell"
pattern, by Spencer. very superior machine
SPENCER'S 10 Horse celebrated Thresher, with
Perigo Power-better made than ever.
RUSSELL'S 10 Horse celebrated Thresher, made at
Massillon, Ohio.
PITTS Pattern, 10 Horse and Horse Threshers,
made by Nourse Mason Co.
HALLS and 10 Horse Thresher, sm his Power.
WHlrMAN'S 5, 6 and Horse Threshers, far supe-
rior to any other machines Of their sizes.
EMERY'S and Horse Threshers, very simple
and durable machine.
1OESo Powers
PERIG0's and 10 Horse Powers
PITTS and 10 "
SMITHS and 10 ="
WlITMAN'S 2, 4, and Horse Power.
Together with the best stock Of
Hardware, Agricultural Implements,
Mills, Betting, &c.
In the country The machinery comprises the very
best kinds in use, and greatly improved in make and
adaptability to the California market.
For sale low, by
TREADWELL & CO.,
mhlo-3mis Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-15

DE GEooTs Mar OF THE WAsuoE MINES
We have received from the publishers, Hutch.
inss 4 Rosenfeld, a eopy!'oftho above named
map We cannot speak for its correctness,
but the fact that Dr.. De Groot mot Dig Root
as some have it) has Travelled all over the re-
gion he maps out, and is quite scientific
man, is pretty good evidence in favor OF the
reliability Of the map.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-15

kEv Father Croke, who is engaged in rails
ing funds for the benefit of the Catholic Col
lege in San Francisco, collected about 500
in Nevada, which was mostly paid in small
amounts of from one to five dollars. He is
now canvassing the upper portion Of that
county.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-15

DRAMArIc.-The San Francisco Call learns
that Mrs Estello Potter Mcdonald is about
to commence an engagement in one of the
principal theaters in that city.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-15

PropLE's TIcKEr-A call will be found in
this mornings issue for mass meeting Of all
citizens opposed to the cliqucs and cabals
now prostitutiug the sacred name Of the De
mocraey in this city. There will doubtless
be a large turnout The ticket nominated 10y
the Exclusives last night was a cut aud-dried
affair which gives great dissatisfaction.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-15


MoRE INDIAN MAssAcREs.-There are
brave set of men up in Humboldt county
who are making it common business to rid,
over the country and murder the poor, mis-
cradle Digger tribes without distinction o
age or sex. The excuse is that the Indian.
steal. Is stealing any worse than murder
Or, to put the question in another form, i,
running of horse or a COW from a settler,
ranch, greater iniquity than dashing out
an innocent infants brains with hatchet
1t appears that the last massacre of this
kind was at Indian Island. about one mile
from the county seat of Humboldt county
Here, out Of about seventy killed were fifty
women and children. Some of the children
were infants at the breast and some of the
women were old and grey headed.
What can the authorities Of that region be
doing that these cowardly murderers are
thus allowed their course; or does pullc
opinion up that way sanction such inhuman
barbarities? Deeds like these are disgracng
our fair young State in the eyes of the whole
civilized world
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-15
Arrivals at the St. Nicholas Hotel.

HICKOK & CO,...................PR PRoPRlEToRs.
WEDNESDAY, March 14h, 1850.
Mrs W O Murray Oroville J Hammer Sacramento
J johnson Grass Valley Clements Red Dog
A Ballantyne Parsons city
G Wallace II Bliss Eureka north
Matt Woods Parks Bar S NJ Wright San Francisco
Pollard French Corrall w II Palmer Cherokee
VI oldham Nevada ] Allen Butte
Lockwood Long Bar McCan Oroville
w Rogers San Fran w Messenger l6 mile house
r Chandler Sutter CO LA McLaughl in Spr val
I Eddy San Francisco Sammors ST Louis
Bailey Grass Valley Bullock Yolo co
J Kiusel Clarksville J Lucas
Patterson Cashville J Il Coleman Oroville
} Hooper Canada OF Richardson Maine
Geehan Sacramento
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-15

Coal On AND CAMrurSE.-W. Abbott, at
lao Second street, has just received a large
supply of coal oil and camphene, and also
lamps Of all sorts. See advertisement.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-15

REACTION Word is coming from Washoe
by letter and by word Of mouth, that there
is much Of humbug in the big reports from
that region Spectators in claims have sent
forth exaggerated accounts Of the country's
richness in order to make a market for their
claims. Shares in partially prospeeted dig
gings are sold upon false statements with re
gard to their tested value Certain holder.
of claims offer them for sale, under glowing
representations Of fabulous wealth, which
cannot be disproved because the ground i.
covered with snow, and purchasers buy in al
venture and await tLci. chances in the sum
mer. No doubt, hundreds Of these purchased
claims and shares dfclaims will prove worth
less when they are tested.
We do not advance the opinion that there
are no rich veins in Washoe. The testimony
is indubitable that there are, but they are
few and scattering and nine tenths Of the per-
sons who go to Washoe will take more
money with them than they will ever bring
away Let sensible men lie warned in time
REAPING AND THREsmNG MAcmyEs.-The
well-known house of Treadwen d Co. Of this
city, have on hand large number ofthe best
reaping and threshing machines in the eoun-
try. For full list, see their advertisement
in another column.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-15
NOTICE.

SEALED Proposals will be received by the Com,nit.
~ te on Public Buildings and Grounds for the grass
bidder in open Council for cash 'e"e''
Marysville, March 14th, 1860. nbIh
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-15
Notice.

Ii persons holding claims against the citv Of Ma.
IA rysville, are hereby notified to present the
to the Finance Committee, c. B. Fowler Chairman ae
or before the goth day of March next y"
mhl4 T. L. PARISH, City Clerk.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-15
DISSOLUTION.

THNHE copartnership her etofore existing betoo, d
Il E. WEMPLE andR p. BARTLETT was dissoi,,dS ~
by mutual consent, on January 18th 1880 All ~,
eys due the firm of WEMPLE BARTLETT are to be
paid to the undersigned. " ''
mhlou RE, WEMPLE,
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-11-08
Reported for the Cass County Republican,
ELECTION! RETURNS.
MICHIGAN.

Jackson County complete.-Lincoln
$50 maj. Granger 740. Blair ITO.
Jackson Ciy.-Liucoln 80 maj,
Granger 20. Governor tie.
Detroit, Mich.-This city gives Re,
publican ticket abont 4OO-a gain OF
700 over Freemont's vote. Meagre
returns from the State show large Re
publican gains over vote OF 1858.
The four Republican Congressman
are undoubtedly elected.
Township of Marshall, 81 maj. for
Lincoln.
City of Marshall SO maj. for Lincoln
Town of Beckford 100 maj. for Lin
coin.
Township of Marengo 20 maj. for
Lincoln.
Troy Township, Oakland Co., gives
200 Rep. maj. on State and Co. tick
ct. Trowbridge for Congress has col
HOwosso Township, Lincoln 90 maj.
Trowbridge, for Congress, SO maj. In
gersnll, for State Senate ll2 mai
About 100 maj. for State ticket i'm town
atitt CITY. lpWu VI 1S'Sc ID IudJ. Oil
National, 90 Rep. maj. OH State.
Gaiue-ll Rep. maj. OH State and
National tirkct. -
Lyon-Den. II maj.
Battle Creek, Mich, gives 3O7 mai.
for Lincoln the township SO maj.
St. Johns-State and National ticket
SIS Rep. maj; average Rep. maj. on
balance of ticket 40.
Detroit City-Granger for Congress
200 to 300 maj.
Alamo Township. Kalamazoo Co.,
Mich, 81 maj. for Lincoln; same on
State and Congress.
Decatur, Mich, 80 maj. for Lincoln,
gain of 80.
Niles City, 81 maj. for Douglas.
Township of Bloomfield, Oakland
Co, Mich, gives Lincoln 4e; Tnw-
bridge. As. Balance of State and
County ticket about A maj.
Branch Co.,. Mich, 800 maj. for Lin
coin. Gain nf 40 from 1853. 5 town.
ships give 5es maj. for Lincoln.
New Buffalo. Mich.-Lincoln,32 maj
Kent CO. Byron township, gives
Douglas maj.
Pnlktnn- town, Ottawa, 60 Rep maj
on. State and National ticket.
Genessee Ob.-Feutpnyille town 5s
Rep. maj. s 'aad g ss. z
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-11-08
The Result in this County.

The result in this COUNTY is most
gratifying. Every where the Republi-
cans have done nobly. We have cleo,
ted the entire county ticket; and al
though the majorities on some of the
candidates are greatly reduced, yet
we have every reason to rejoice. The
enemy have left no means untried in
order to secure the defeat of a portion
of our ticket. They have resorted to
falsehood and defamation of private
character, having made the contest a
personal one entirely, completely ig-
noring all party. principle and party
usage, they have made the grossest
falsehood answer instead of argument.
But thanks to the true-hearted Repub-
licans of our county, they have not
defeated a single Republican on the
ticket. As the greatest effort was
made to defeat our candidates for
Sheriff, Judge OF Probate and Prosecu-
ting Attorney, we give below the ma
jorities received by each of these candi-
dates. The balance of the County
Ticket running about equal to the
State ticket.
The following are the majorities in
this county, on National. State and
representatives:
State, National and Representatives
President State. Congress. Senate.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-11-08


Nixon and Stratton are elected in
the Sd and 4th Congressional Districts.
Steel and Cobb, democrats, elected by
large majorities in the 5th Congression-
al District. Speaker Pennington is
probably defeated by small majority.
Essex county gives Pennington 600
maj. Union gives Perry goo maj.
Hudson Go. reported to give Perry 500
to 800 maj. Some say the majority is
only 800, and if this is so Pennington
is elected. The Legislature probably
stands Senate Republican. House
d emocratic.
DELAWARE.
The electoral vote of Delaware will
be cast for Breckenridge. Fisher, Re-
publican, is thought to be elected to
Congress by loo majority.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-11-08

QUESTION AND ANswER.-The Al
bany Argus solemnly inquiries: 'Do
the Republicans control the wheat and
corn crop p To which the Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser replies -
sShouldn't wonder. They control
pretty much everything nowadays.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-11-08
Berrisn County Redeemed.

Among the gratifying results Of the
election on Tuesday is the election by
200 majority, of the entire Republican
Ticket in Berien County. This is a
glorious result, and one of which the
Republicans Of Berrien have every
reason to feel proud. Mazzy, ofcourse,
= defeated wixh the rest.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-11-08

~ During our visit to Lowell we
were shown through the laboratory of
our celebrated countryman DIR. j. c..
AVER. Scarcely could we have, believed
what is seen there without proof be-
You'd disputing.
They consume barrel of solid Pills.
about $4,000 doses and barrels of
Cherry Pectoral, 10000 doses per
diem. To what an uncomfortable
amount of human suffering does this
point! 10000 doses day! Fifty
million of doses per yearM What
acres and thousands of acres of sick
beds does this spread before the imag-
nation! And what sympathies and
Woe! True, not all of this is taken by
the very sick, but alas, much of it is.
This Cherry Drop and this suggared
Pill are to be the companion of pain
and anguish and sinking sorrcw-the
inheritance our mother Eve beqneathed
to the whole family of man. Here the
infant darling has been touched too
early 10y the blight that withers half
our race. Its little lungs are affected
and only watching and waiting shall
tell which way its breath will turn.
This red drop on it's table is the tallis-
man on which its life shall hang. There
the blossom of the world Just bursting
into womanhood, is stricken also. AT.
fections most assiduous care skils not,
she is still fading away. The wan mes
senger comes nearer and nearer every
week. This little indictment shall 60
there, their last perhaps their only hope.
The strong man has planted in his vi
tails, this same disease. This red drop
by his side is helping him wrestle with
the memorable enemy the wife of his
bosom and the cherubs of his heart are
waiting in sick sorrow and fear lest the
rod on which they lean in this world,
be broken.
doctor! Spare no skill, nor cost,
nor toll, TO give the perishing sick the
best that human art can give Gdlues-
ton, Texas, Ne,os.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-11-08
TIE Victory Cemplete.

Every county in the loser Peninsu-
II of this State has gone Republican.
This makes Michigan almost unit for
Old Abe. Al Chicago she promised
Abraham Lincoln o5, 900 majority but
she will do even better than that. The
latest returns would indicate that Lin
coln's majority in this State will be
over 10000.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-11-08

There have been eighteen Princes of
Wales, namely-Four of the house OF
Plantagenet, four of Lancaster and
York, two of Tuder, three of Stuart
and five of Hanover. Eleven came to
the throne and died kings. -Four came
to their death by violence. Twelve
were married-three to English ladies
and nine to ladies from other countries.
Four of the latter were from France,
one from Portugal, onef from Spain, one
from Bavaria, one from Brunswick and
one from Saxe-Gotha. 9
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-11-08

~ A. B. Hutchinson, brother OF
the well known Hutchinson singers,
died at the Lunatic Hospital, at S"u'h
Boston, of chronic insanity, on Satur-
day.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-11-08

~ Francis H., liking Of Naples,
Commanded in person at the battle of
VoturnC He dressed in plain clothes,
and was continually seen under fire, ex-
hibiting great aud unexpected bravery.