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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-11-07
Gen. McClellan's Order on Assuming
Command Of the Army.
Major-General Mcclellan to-nigh,
issued the following order:
HEADQUARTExsoF THE ARMr,
WASHINGTON, Nov. /, 1861.


HEADoUARrExso OF THE ARxr,
WASHINGTON. Nov. /, 1861. (
GENERAL ORDER No. I9.-In &C
cordanee with General Order No. "a
from the War Department, l hereby
assume command Of the armies of the
United States.
In the midst of the difficulties which
encompass and divide the nation, hest
tation and srlf- distrust may, well &C.
company the assumption of SO vast o
responsibility, but confiding, as l do,
in the 10y atty, discipline aud courage
of orr troops, and believing, as l %,
that Providence viii favor ours as the
just cause, cannot doubt that success
will crown our efforts and sacrifices.
The army will unite with me i'm the
feeling of regret that the weight Of
many years, and the effect of increasing
infrnities, co itracted and intensified
in his country's service, should just
now remove from our head the great;
soldier of our nation, the hero, who, in
his youth raised high the reputation of
his country in the fields of Canada.
which he sanctified with his blood >
who i'm more mature years proved to
the world that American skill and valor
could repeat, if not eclipse, the exploits
of Coriez in the land of the MOntezu-
mas, whose whole life has been devoted
to the service of his country, whose
whole efforts have been directed to
uphold our honor at the smallest sacri-
flee of life, a warrior who scorned the
selfish glories of the battlefield when
his great qualities as a statesman could
he employed more profitably for his
country, citizen who in his declining
years has given to the world the most
shining instance of loyalty in disregard
ing all ties of birth, and clinging still
To the cause of truth and honor. Such.
has been the career and character of
Winfield Scott, who it has long been
the delight of the nation to honor, both
as man and soldier. While we re.
greet his loss, there is one thing we can.
not regret-the bright example he has
left for our emulation. Let us all hope
and pray that his declining years NAV
be passed in peace and happiness, and
that they may be cheered by the sue
cess of the country and the cause he
has fought for and loved so we'll
Beyond all that, let us do nothing that
can cause him 10 blush for us; let no
defeat OF the army he has so long COM
manded embitter his last years, but let
our victories illuminate the close of .
life so grand. 1858 .t
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN,
Major-General Commanding U. s. A..
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-11-07
Judge Grier ON the Trial of Privateers.
men.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4th.

In the Circuit Court this morning
the case of the Petrol pirates was called
but postponed till next Monday. While
the Assistant District Attorney was
urging the trial, Judge Grier said he
could not consent to have the regular
business of the court interrupted. II
seemed like farce to try them at this
time, when the country played civil
war. The dictates Of humanity would
counsel the Government to treat cap
tives on the sea the same as those tax
en- on land; and he could not under.
stand the policy of hanging the first
and holding the latter as prisoners and
releasing them. Let the rebellion be
crushed, and God grant that it may
be speedily, and then these men car
be tried for treason or piracy, and he
would assist, no matter how he might
be called Jeffries or Scroggs.
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Whether on the scaffold high,
Or in the army's van.
The fittest place for men to die
Ia whore he dies for man,
ELopEMENr OF A CLERaYMAN.-Th

ELoPEMENT OF A CLRRaYMAN.-The
people of Berlin, VT, are now in hor-
rified state, on account of the derelic-
ton of the pastor of the Congregation
al church in that village-Rev. Rufus
Childs-who, some two weeks since,
disappeared with young woman
named Cornelia Bosworth. He is
about forty years old, and has left a
wife and three children who are thrown
upon the charities of the people. They
have gone to California.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-11-07
From GauIey Bridge'.-FlOyd's Attack on
Nobody hurt thus far.

MAYsvILLE, KY, Nov. "A gentle
man of this city from Gauley Bridge,
on Saturday evening, reports that
Floyd had cut road around the Hill
where Rosencrans was encamped, and
was Smelling his camp, Rnscncrans was
returning the fire, and had silcnced two
batteries. He has also sent detach
ment up the New Road. He had
Floyd completely surrounded. No fed
erals had been killed when the gentle
man left.
. CINCINNATI, Nov 4.-The CONNER.
ciaI has advices from Gen. Rpsecrams's
headquarters mp to Saturday evening.
On Friday morning at o'clock the
enemy opened fire with two guns from
points opposite the Gauley ferry and
Camp Tompkins, and kept up noisy
firing of musketry. The object was
evidently to cut off the supply trains
They succeeded in sinking the ferry
boat on the Gaulcy, and threw about
forty shells into the camp of the l It'll
Ohio. Not one of our men were killed,
and only about half dozen wounded.
The majority of the shells thrown 10y
the enemy did not explode, and their
muSkctry was wild and irregular. The
ferry heat which had been sunk by the
cnemy's shot, on Friday, was raised
that night, and communication re-
stored. There was no firing on Satur.
day on either side. The position OF
the forces on Saturday evening was as
follows: The rebels We're i'm possession
of the left or west bank of New River
Gen. Schenck's brigade was few
miles above the junction of the Gauley
and New Rivers, on the east side oi
New River. Gen. Cox's brigade and
Gen. Rosecrans headquarters were
near the junction of the rivers, and
between them. Gen. Benham was be.
low the junction, on the right bank OF
the Gauley River. Floyd's force is
said to be about 1000 men. 1t was
believed in camp that Schenck's and
Benham's brigade would he thrown
across the river above and below
Floyd. and catch him.
The loss of Geographic communica
ton was occasione,l by the alarm o
the operator, who, when the fire opened
sent hasty dispatch to Clarksburg
announcing battle, and then com.
menced to move his office up the Gan.
ley. He was two or three miles up the
river when he was overtaken by orders
from Gen. ROsecrans to return, and
while returning his wagon was driven
over precipice and the apparatus de
strpyed. FIoyd's demonstration was
rather agreeable 10 Rosecrans's army
than otherwise. Rusecrans was Ger.
tain he could hold his own and ex.
pected to bag his assailants.
Col. Scdgwick, of the Sd Kentucky,
was reported to have been wounded in
the knee by splinter of a shell.
LATER = REPORTED DEFEAT OF
FLoYD.-The following dispatch was
bulletined at the fremont House, last
evening":
CINCINNATI, Nov. a, 1861.
The following dispatch was received
last evening at the Office of the Cincin.
natl Times
Gen. Rosecrans was attacked BY the
rebels under Gen. Floyd on Monday
The rebels were repulsed, Gen. Ben
ham then crossed the Gauley with FIVE
regiments, succeeded in getting on the
rest of the rebels, and routed them with
heavy loss.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-11-07
PosrMAsrER ARnHsrEp.- T]

POSTMASTER ARREsTED.-The Dep.
uty Postmaster of Elkhart, Ind, was
arrested by Special Mail Agent Van
Vechten on Tuesday, for purloining
money from letters. There has been
q good deal of trouble on the line Of the
Southern Road for some time past ow-
ing to his depredations. He was final.
Iy caught by the use Of decoy letters.
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The Coast Expedition..-Seen on Cape
Hatteras, Bound SOUTH all W ell.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. A

The srea, Navy and Military Expe-
d;t;on was spoken on Wednesday morn.
inc in latitude $3.50, longitude Is, by
the schooner Houston. Weather fine.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The schoone,
Andromeda, from Havana, reports tina,
on Thursday, Oct. 3lst, at sun down,
off Hatteras, she saw fleet of. thirty
steamers, bat no sailing vessels, bound
south. aa
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-11-07

W Gov. Andrew of Massachusetts,
has appointed Thursday, Nov. 2lst, as
day of Thanksgiving and prayer, il
being the day of the signing of the or
iginaI compact of government, on
board the Mayfower.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-11-07
Col. E. ID. Baker.


Hon. DAME! S. Dickinson, of New
York, made another speech in Brook
lyn last week, in which occurs the fol.
lowing apostrophe to the lamented
Baker:
"Alas, poor Baker! He was swifter
than an eagle! he was stronger than
lion !! and the very soul of bravery
and manly daring. He spoke by my
side at the great Union square meeting
in April, and his words of fiery and
patriotic eloquence yet ring upon my
ear. And has that noble heart ceased
to throb-ihat pulse to play! Has
that beaming eye been closed in death
Has that tongue of eloquence been 81.
fenced forever! Yes, but he has died
in the cause of humanity.
Whether on the scafold high,
Or in the army's van.
The fittest place for men to die
Is, where he dies for man.,
"Of foreign birth, he laid down his
life for the land Of his adoption. LIE,
native born traitors contemplate the
picture with what oomposure they can. .
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(Signel)
GEN. FREMoNT's DEPARTURE.

GEN. FREMONT'S DEPARTURE.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Nov 3.-Gen.
Fremont and Staff left for ST. Louis
this morning. He is accompanied by
his body-guard, and will reach st.
Louis Wednesday.
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the troops and proceed to Lexington,
i'm which direction Price was marching,
and where he expected to be joined by
4O, 900 rebels" Instead of this he
was sent to Rolla, without instructions,
and remained there until ordered to
Jefferson City, still without instructions,
and thence to Upton, where we found
him. (See exhibit, No. 1877
No steps having been taken by Gen.
Fremont TO meet Price in the field he
moved forward his line of march,
plainly indicating his intention of pro
ceeding to Lexington. When within
some IS miles of that place, he re.
NAMED ten or more days, evidently ex.
pecting that some movement would be
made against him. None being made,
he advanced, and, with his much su.
perior force, laid siege to Lexington,
which was defended by Mulligan with
2,7O0 men, on the 18th of September
and captured it in nine days thereafter,
on the 2lst of September.
Now for the facts To show that this
catastrophe could have been prevented
and Prices army destroyed before OF
after that disastrous affair; before
Price got to Lexington, the forces te
resist him were the following: Al
Jefferson City, $500; at Rolla, 1900,
along the Hannibal and St. Joseph
Railroad, about 5000; on the western
line of Missouri, under Lane, down
near Fort Scott, $500; Mnll'gan's
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AUDITORS OvrIoE, Iowa,

Los MOJ000s AotUu JVtu, soOts
Where's, the l'eoria Marine and Fire Insurance
Conpan, located st PEORIA in the Ststs Of I'LL
nois, has filed in this cdhce sworn statement Of
IL condition on the 18th day Of Feb. uary, 1885,
in accordance with provision Of ~ Act Of the
General Assembly Of the State Of lows, entitled
"An act in relation to Insurance Companies, sp-
proved January 2sth, 1857. and IN act amsndato.
~ thereto. approved February 9th, 1858, and
whereas, said statement shows that said Company
10 possessed Of the requisite auount Of capital
and invested IS required BY SAID acts.
Therefore, in pursuance Of Law, !, J. ". Cat
toll, Auditor Of State, do hereby certify that Pc
oria Marine and Fire Insurance Company 10 gu
thOrxed to transact the business Of tnsuraoee in
this State, by agents properly app1inted and ~.
tho1i.cd Q scknow.edss service Of process for -!
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acts, until the 3lst day Of January, A. D., 1869.
further certify that the attsched 10 substantial
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this Soth day Of March, 1861.
IL. 81 ]. ". Gait ELL.
Auditor Of State.
April 9Th; 1861.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-13

DerMEELER n WILSON
HAvE REDUCED THE PRICE OF THEIR
Ii SEWING MACulN FL, beside adding
some valuable Improvements. There is no a.s.
chine yet manufactured thai, for ali kinds Of
work. holds any comparisou to W.4W.s A. the
Two LAST UNITED STATE PAuns
the Wheeler and Wilson Machine took the First
Pssuiun. For mnPIicITY, BsAury AND 1vuv -.
me-, The W.4 ". il ahead
: We have nov uAAe as5auoensnts vherehy ~
80 prepared 70 d ~ kinda Of sewing in The 80
81 QanUor. Ts8
! shirts made to order fron measure in the later<
81 best styles asd waEsaAted = 81. Call g
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