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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-10-04
PROBATE NOTICE.


CTATE OF MICHIGAN-County of Cass Pro
- bate Court. : Whereas application has beer
made to the said court by Rebecca Ann Lewis
Administrative of the estate of Jonathan w. Lewis
deceased, for the final settlement of her admins
tration accounts in said estate: And, whereas
no commissioners have been appointed to examine
and adjust the claims against said estate:
Notice is therefore hereby given, that the first
Thursday in November next, has been appointed
by said court for examining and adjusting the
claims against said estate, and for final settlement
of the same, at the Probate Office, in Cassapolis,
of said county, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, al
which time and place all persons having claims
against said estate will present them to said court
for final settlement.
And it is hereby ordered that the above notice
be published in the Cass County Republican, once
in each week for four weeks in succession imme-
diately preceding said settlement.
c. SHANAHAN, Judge of Probate.
October l. 1860. oct4-24w4
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.sssaxyxs The regular meetings of Dowagiac
aSl Lodge No. 81, 1. o. O.. F., are held at
1aNsss~ their Hall on Thursday evening of
each week, at * o'clock. Transient brethren in
good standing cordially invited to attend.
HENRY KELLEY N G.
NOAH GOULD Sec'y
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-10-04

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Family boxes 25 cents. Full directions go with
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NOTIcE.-The Ladies Mite Society
will meet at the residence of Horace Jones, on
Friday afternoon and evening" October 9Th,
1860. All are invited. Mrs. VAUN, Sec'y.
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Sale of Forfeited State Lands.

STATE LAND OFFICE,
LANSING, Mich. Sept. 10th, 1860. I
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
Il lowing described Primary School and Swamp
Lands, situated in the County of Cass, forfeited
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JAMES w. SANBORN, Commissioner
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N England, Ireland, France. and all parts of
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H. B. DENMAN, Banker,
0e Dowagiac, Mich.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

Firth AVENUE BENEvoLEScE.-TheN New York
correspondent Of the Boston Post thus explains
the workings Of fashionable charity:
"a few lady patroncsses tell the many whom
to help and how to do it. An object OF charity,
or subject Of patronage, being found, the game
Of benc yolcncc begins by each of the lady lead
crs subscribing loudly and boldly fifty, one hun
drcd or two hundred dollars. plan is then de-
cided upon for fair, n concert or some private
tlcatricals, for which tickets are issued-the
patronesses, Of course, taking their moneys
~oyM OF the pasteb0ard. These cards they shut
llc, at a fixed price (high enough alwaysh into
the pockets Of the gentlemen whom luckless
fate throws in their way. BY this means the
original subscription is soon wiped out, the
lady patronesses secure free admissions, reap all
| the glory, and finally pay over the proceeds 70
/ tho charitable objcct-and al with . pervading
sense Of having performed noble deed, deserv'
ing Of first rate notice from the pen Of Sternea
recording angel Az this game il Of constant
recurrence here, 70 the in6nite dissatisfaction o.
the male pipestems, who frequent the brown
stone fronts Of Fifth Avenue, have thought il
would bear ventilation, and ct the same time
furnish recipe for the bene6t Of those who wish
TO practice very cl,eap charity.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

TnE LECTURE of Major Constable on India on
Friday evening, was attended by an audience OF
about an hundred persons. The commercial re-
lations Of India formed the subject matter Of his
lecture, and evidenced thorough understanding
of the subject on the part Of the speaker. Taken
in connection with his former essays, the series
of lectures delivered by Major Constable have
been Of the most interesting character, and must
prove profitable and instructive to his hearers
II is only to be regretted that larger number Of
persons did not listen to his instructive efforts.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04
suPPosED kIDNAPPrNc CASE.

John L. Carts and james b. Little LIFT Iowa
City on Saturday evening, goth inst, about
dusk or, shortly aftar, in a two horse carriage
IA, the other l3. Taey travelled all night, and
early on Sunday morning called ut Mr. Aliens,
four miles south Of Washington, for breakfast,
&c. The fact that the party had travelled all
night, and other circumstances, aroused the sus-
picion that all was not right, and influenced three
gentlemen to follow them to Fairfield, where
they obtained warrant, which was placed in
the hands Of deputy Sheriff Cunningham, who
with the gentlemen referred to, followed Nessrs.
Curtis and Little to Iowavie, where they were
arrested after scufle and the handling Of a
loaded pistol. They we're brought here to-day
for examination before Justice Evans, but for
want Of evidence from Iowa City, on the part Of
the defence, the examination ID set for next Sat-
urday, 4th Of February, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
This il the first case Of the kind that has ever
occurred in our city, There Il no undue excite
ment; the general feeling is to see that justice il
had in the case. Mr.. Curtis claims that the
girls were the property Of his wife in Tennessee
that he moved to Iowa four years ago; that the
girls were sent to Iowa City two years ago; that
he IA their guardian; that he has their indentures
that he was going to Missouri to purchase a
farm; that be was taking the girls to Missouri
| to see their mother, &C., &c They seem vcry
much attached to "Master John,' and have en-.
tire confidence in him. As to what Maste,
Johns intentions were, and how the case will
terminate, win be better known after the exam
ination. Mr.. Curtis gave bonds for 44o0. Mr..
Little, for want Of bonds, was committed
am Just Informed that the Sheriff from John
son county il here after Mr.. Curtis. II % ths
train on the ''overground" Railroad will Be- stop
ped Yours, UNION.
Fairfield, Jan 3lst, 90.
Nessrs, stubbs, Slagle { Acheson, for State
i O. NcCus for defence
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

eB- Burlington seems particularly favored this
winter The river closed here some time before it
did at Muscatine or Davenport, and We believe
before it did at Dubuque, while at Keokuk it has
hardly closed at all, the ice preventing their fer
| ry boat from running and stopping navigation,
but not forming SO as to make a safe bridge
While above the ice from some cause, is not solid
or safe, the crossing being hazardous at Dubu
que and Davenport, at Burlington there has
not been single accident. With eighteen inches
Of solid ice teams cross here just safely as they
could travel macadamizcd road and have all
the winter.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04
THE HAWK-EYE

- GENTLEMAN SLIGHTLY DIsGlBrEf
..-,x SociErY.--The following lcttei
s'sa 80. .., yesterday. We give Il as the iirs,
y N. Il IN sar,lcnt southern gentleman
Sprsss.. ,n.t;,a,ions and Northern People.
Ss' X No ORtEAxs, La, Jam, IL, 1850.
r."n,w. fIIAwH-ErE 0vEgcE, BraLrx0-
Va. = g. You're Of October 81, 80,
= le.A, sssterday on my arrival In the city.
~ gete'sea N:.,sr NJ. to remit for -, and
ihave ~ -. a. nav account, ~ We have no
tH y Il Nes Orleans except com, mat would
Y s.s. s..,c csrsing ON the receipt Of your let-
ld .l.srat Il first, that l would not 'ectify
10, = Y dis kind--r tbs, - well ~ all
~ e'at y y i. 70 the papers North, l received
nssss .-'s,ess men Of that country--but my
ssa i - prcvailed, 50 you will get your
usss!. .,a state Of affairs when people
kf 70 ;a of honor and principle, as they
! lscssf r..,,,.rv at this tiusc. The short
nc ~ v'sLs that Was in tho North last
psrsA - '.o,4hess money over $50, and the
H. - !! .;.hO,l vet, The fact is you a,r
nA ~ \. s...un.crtcit bills, s'pcwtcr five cent
ieis, ,..rrr 49, cents and damned black heart
rsss 49, 49, II God will Nrgivc me will
akTaa;; a.;s ;nt,,ds upon tho soil Of Free Fa.
ass ss.'. as,s.e - Ni,cers,r "Erce Speech and
.s.s ..s n Pal BiIl$' lsay dam t'c wooden NUT
III please excuse my Freedom Of
i% Iiyc no doubt you are . gentleman
seeaA ~ "a what is right. You can refer to |
ana ss.' ass. ! .px Tray bad company, &c.
'ss w ~, s,rr very fine weather down in this
w. r.r.,sa pleasant. Business very orisk,
soa.r aam ,l@.r. suppose the prices Of n'sgers
nale' Y, Z. ;,,rrvst you much will assure YOU
.v's ,'''ss, :. I'M The Black Republican ioray OF
-, ',,s,s.s.lle conflict" at Harper's Ferry, has
W Il dseIioe in the market. The south as
= .;uh h,il With Joy the dissolution o. lnion
- hiere. and .'counterieiters," Union that
\. hroue M iutolerable-ao longer 70 DC borne
4 \ n n .,,u, with gladncss the day Southern
l.0uhie !. ushcrcd into existence.
I'M E = 4 home about the first OF May and
.hs Summer months: if you arc in st.
II. -, i ii tina, time, cali upon ne and you shall
I've N the attention "Dorder Ruihan Is
sable Of bestoxing upon his friends; snch as
|si.scts Of .'egg nog,r-'streams OF never emu
rh;.keyn and ..foalning glassescf champagne.
am Yours most Truly,
II i unnecessary to say that We shall not slight
n Initiation
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

The Knoxville (Il.) Republican says letters re-
ceived from Hon. James Knox, now in Berlin,
Prussia; state that the operation for cataract
performed on one Of his eyes has proved COM
plete success. He has SO far recovered as to be
able to walk the streets Of Berlin, and lcok at
the sights there to be seen. 1t believes it is his
intention to have the other eye operated ON soon.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

- Gocp-M the Printers Festival at Clevc-
|AND md, on Iuuklns birthday, 9th inst.) the fol-
!, -. exing was the fifth regular toast M
|snhn The Editor and the Lawyer:-Thc Ueca
o. ~. satisfied with the copy of the former, but
| 4 sSss ies the original Of the last"
|fssss Hon. d. K Carter responded in style which
npght down the house.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

Nydrophobia in dogs very frequently occurs in
winter from excessive thirst. All persons VINO
keep these animals should see that they are sup
piled with water, for eating snow and ice only
increases the thirst.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

William D. Bishop Of Bridgeport, Ct, has re-
signed the Office Of commissioner Of patents at
Washington, which he has held but a year, and
S,mne Ingham Of the same state. commissioner
Of customs, Is transferred to it.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

Mare a1hont the KidAappin8 Case.
III DrAR SlR:--In my letter Of this morning
stated that the Sheriff Of johnson County was
here with warrant for John l. Curtis. This
was even 20.
Previous to Tho arrival OF The Sheriff there
was more Or lessr sympathy for CurtiA Il
was even said that he was 4 high-nlindsd honor.
able Southern gentleman Who bad nseural and
LEGAL right - ths pra0as Of III waFds h being
lhelr guardian, 4c. It hid coane 10 h--l Of I
pass that gentleman could not evsn look ~ 1
nIiegef without ths viak of "a arrest, but eflsv
~ shssiK came hom Iowa City Il rs talked
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-Wc learn that Mr.. lie
man Seymore, Of Danville township, Des MONIES
county, was instantly killed by the kick OF
horse, which he was leading to water, on Monday
of last week. Mr.. Seymour was sixty-two years
Of age, had lived in the county % years, and was
universally respected as gool citizen and neigh
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04
IOWA NEWS.

4 CuMoSITy.--We were shown n day or two
since, i.sns nature in the form Of sheep,
which was not vet sheep, but lamb, with two
perfect bodies, eight legs and feet The strange
deformity was joined together at the neck. 1t l.
perhaps needless 10 add that the creature was
not alive.-Sigourncy Democrat.
The expense Of supporting the paupers Of Scott
county, last year, according 10 report Just pub
lishcd, was SO, $50 93.
The Muscatinc Journal Of the oath states that
]. w. Dutton, late cashier Of the Branch of the
State Bank in that town, has been afgested On
the charge Of misapplics atom Of its fanda
The Bellevue Courier Of the s6th SAYS thst o.
the Friday previous the Bellevue House, (for
merly the Quinby House) in that village, tool
Gre and was burned down.
tB-We have received ! new paper from Keo-
kuk called the "SrxnE4a" Published By J, w.
Delaplain. II is devoted 70 Temperance, and v
could tell pretty nearly how long it would live
dill VIC know he size Of the publisher's pile.
A fire occurred in vandalia, Jaaper county
On the 2lst instant, which destroyed the Pos
t,nicc. and dry good. store Of n. Charlcs Har
ris--damage $500.
Since the 18th of last December up 70 The
a4th inst, 6S,lhl bushels Of grain have beer
shipped from Independence 70 Dabuque, over I'M
railroad. iss
Last rear tho makers Of Nannys Rcape,
placed At the disposal of the State Agricultura
Society one Of their best Reapen - premium
for the best Ave acres Of wheat ralsed In III,
State. Tho Independence Guardian Of The aosl
states that q ths recent meeting of ~ Society
Des loinss. ~ award rs mnas snd - -
chine waa given - Jacob 8. Hant efsD@ss,
County, Who raised On 6vs scrcs alA - l1seDsl
hrsheh ~. weight " Canada Cl1b wlusxy =
nearly foFty-thres buahsls per aerA Ihsss sss'
I've competitarA hat ~ proaacts q ~ slAs1'
only ranead &en - - a asahalsp@ -
A s5ss8sss f4 ssfs A 4s# aAAH
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

lH ORDERED Sourn-Thc President has
aedfrorn the National Armory at Springfield,
4. Sutlcm us., to be stationed at Charleston,
= G, Augusta, Ga, and Batoa Rouge, La, and
ns thousand rifles from the Watcrtown and
G,ryiet Arscnals for Southern use
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04
Burlington University, Iowa, JAM ssth 1850.

DEArH or JoIIx PlrRsox, SR--Mr John
Pierson ST., died ut his residence in this vicinity
yesterday morning, At an advanced age. He
would have been scyenty-nine years old In Nay
next Mr.. Picrson was among tho carly settlers
In Burlington, locating here in 1887 we believe
He came here from Wheeling, Virginia, bringing
With him what in those days was considsred an
ample fortune, which, by careful management
and thrift grew until, at the time Of his death l,c
vas ono Of the wealthicst n,c,, in Dcs Moines
County. We shall leave 70 the pen Of some one
better acquainted With the early history Of Bur
lineton and the sventfdl lives Of her pioneer sst
slsss ~ task Of writing m obituary notice,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

ASorHks EplroR IN DAxGER.-Thc editor
the Wspcllo Republican lays himself
hie \, suit FOR libel by writing the fol-
bvmg, which appears in his last issue. He
fiA undoubtedly be prosecuted, provided Clag-
p can find an attorney at Wapcllo willing to
Adertake the job. II the legal gentlemen there
folld refuse him he knows, however, where to
EA:
SEssios.-Judgc Claggct and Gov. Baker
session At Des Moines. They arc the House
representatives.. Speaker, Clerk aud ALL
r. Do all the talkiug-thc rest of the mem
W. having nothing to do but listen to them.
aEce Occasionally We do not believe that
ihasm or resolution has been before the House
ecis organization upon which Claggct did not
as something TO say. lie pops up on all occa
aHs thinking, no doubt, that his long lcgis!a
asnperiencc in Maryland, and his legal wis
- Is shown while upon the Bench in this
Sas, viii give great weight to everything he
ss We is very anxious, too, to save the peo
l<s money and consumes sis worth Of time
cay dsy in endeavoring to save the State less
" naa he spends in one night for whisky and
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

CHARACTER, ALI. ARouNp.-Thc Boston
Gr voacbcs for the truth of the following
! Iaukee acquaintance Of John Brpwn, being
asrnci Of his proceedings in Virginia, res
bahl- -..s
"Wsn. Ixant the hast bit surprised TO hear
ssa he done out there. Ii il hadn't bin that,
kds done suthin else, jest as onaccountable.-
n lived eigh, years right by our folks. lie ,ca,
most xilfal, paivairsc, wrong-hcaded, stiff.
E1rd vi old cuss ever see in my life. Every
Ea had got to be jest so with him, Or it want
ksL.n,@
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

Harr RoBBEsr-Nr L. Engersoll, Boot and
Es aeslr al Monmouth, Ills, claims to have
kn robbed Of sl4sl in money, according to
as Aas He says he had the money in tin
lax rsaii vas in truak under the counter
N truk was removed from the store while he
~ slrsing in the room. Too much money to
10 hing round We don't believe the story.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

rrwe learn from, the Monmouth Atlas that
sstt occurred in tia: town last week between
sbert Hollaway, Douglas delegate to Charleston
\ lanes Davidson, late T. S. Marshal. David
\ I'D the worst Of il according to the Atlas