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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-07-11
News From Claib Jackson.
IeayenWOrth. .Jlv

We are under obligations to the edi.
tor of the Fort Scott Democrat for the
following items in regard to movements
in Missouri. Under date of June
2Sth, he says: "Gov. Jackson's Secre.
tary called a session of the Missouri
Legislature, to meet at Sarcoxie, 70
miles southeast of Fort Scott, for the
purpose of passing an ordinance OF
recession. The rebels in Western
Missouri were concentrating at that
point.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-07-11
From Europe per Steamship Great
97fr Eastern.
Farther Point, Ju

Farther Point, July b.
The Great Eastern left Liverpool on
the 29th ult The Hibernian arrived
out on the 25th, and the City of Wash
ington on the 9th ult.
Lord Chancellor Campbell died sud-
denly from rupture of a blood vessel.
The Sultan of Turkey died on the
35th. He is succeeded by his brother.
The loss by the confagration in Lon
don was over 100000 pounds, some
estimate it as high as 8 or 100000
Mainly insured.
The recognition of the kingdom of
Italy by France is formally announced.
The Times continues to maintain that
the Americans have no ground for their
abuse of England, beyond the mortifi-
cation at England's lack of apprecia-
ton. 1t says the Northerncrs have
thrown themselves into passion, and
must be left to recover.
Sir Archibald Allison, in letter to
G. M. Clay, contends that the Ameri-
can Constitution is a failure, and re-
commends a national Church and mon
archy as the remedy.
The confagration in London, briefly
telegraphed by the Persia, was the
most disastrous for generations. Inn
mense piles of warehouses, on the
Surrey side of London bridge, filed
with all kinds of produce, were de-
stroyed. Some estimate the extent
from to millions. The probable
sale of consols by the insurance COM
panies caused decline in the stock
exchange. Some articles of produce
were advanced in consequence of great
quantities of it being consumed.
SPAIN.-A royal decree admits cot
ton at much lower duties in Spain, from
September till January. The Spanish
proclamation relative to the American
war, says the queen is determined to
observe the strictest neutrality between
the Federal States of the Union and
the Confederate States of the South.
With this view it is prohibited to arm,
build, or fit out privateers, no matter
under what flag, in any Spanish port.
Ship owners and captains are prohibit
ed from accepting letters of marque,
and from participating in any way in
arming and fitting out privateers,
and prizes are prohibited from remain
ing over "a hours in any Spanish port
save in case of urgent necessity, in
which case the harbor authorities are
to compel them to proceed to sea as
early as possible, and not allow them
to ship but what is necessary, and
never, under any pretext, arms or am
4 munition. No articles belonging to
prizes may be sold. Offenders are re-
sponsible for their own acts. and have
no claim for protection. SSPPsniards are
prohibited from taking service on eth
er side, and to abstain from all acts
which may be regarded as opposed to
the neutrality. Offenders are to be-
liable to the measures adopted by the
belligerents, and punished according
to the laws of Spain. aai.o5 !7oiis -
Reports were current that the Eng
lish Ambassador at Vienna had insist
ed on solution of the Hungarian
question, but semi-official journals gave
a denial
The Glarming reports of the i'll health
of the Empress of Austria are too true.
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ow Col. Richardson of the Secon

Michigan Regiment, has been promo
ted to Brigadier Generalship. The
brigade he is to command consists of
the Second and Third Michigan Regi-
ments, lst Massachusetts Regiment
and 18th New York Regiment. The
wisdom of Gov. Blair in his appoint
ments of Colonies is thus being EN-.
phatically endorsed by the War De-
partment.
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eW 1t is said that Senator Chand.
ler's bill to confsticate the property of
the rebel officers, is bomb-shell in the
ranks of the enemy. (
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-07-11

RUN THE BLocKADE.-The New
Orleans Picayuae of the Sd says :.
"The Confederate ship -of-war Sumpter
ran the blockade on Sunday, putting
to sea. She has crew of sixty-fiva
men, and twenty marines.
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eW Washington dispatches say
that it is believed no compromise prop
ositions will be presented to either the
Senate or House during this session.
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1 EuioSu Oy tIO fSOu6tltullOu aUU
laws, and that he probably will have
no different understanding of the pow
ers and duty of the Federal Govern
ment relatively to the rights of the
States and the people under the Consti-
tuition than that expressed in the Inau-
gural Address. He desires to preserve
the Government, that it may be ad-
Einistered for all as it was administered
by the men who made it. Loyal citi-
zens everywhere have the right to
claim this OF their Government. The
Government has not the right to with
hold or neglect it and it is not perceived
in giving it that there is any coercion.
any conquest, or any subjugation, in
any just sense of these terms. The
Constitution provided, and all the
States accepted its provision, that the
United States shall guarantee to every
State in the Union republican form of
government but if State may law
July go out of the Union, having done
80 1t may also discard the republican
form OF government; SO that to pre-
vent its going out is an indispensable
means to obtaining the guarantee
mentioned. When an end is lawful
and obligatory, the indispensable means
to attain it are also lawful and obliga-
tory. 1t was with the deepest regret
that the executive assumed the duty of
employing the war power in defence of
the Government. Forced upon him,
he could but perform this duty or sur.
render the existence of the Govern
ment No compromise by public SER
wants could in this case be cure-not
that compromises are not often proper,
but that no popular Government can
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I'll LATEST ALHS FHlN BECK Geek
EN PONY ENPRESS,!
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OLYMPIA WAGON MAMUFEOTORY,
Sttal't &. BlacllS,hCar.

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W. Ut ninorm thcci;izens Of ulym,- csH~s.E,
W PA and the surrounding country G28-a=1.t--
tha' they are now manufacturing WAGONS. CAR
EIAGES and BUGCiES Of all descriptions. from
the h'sto Imported material by experienced work.
men, for which WHEAT will BE taken in e., hnnac
delivered IT the Tumwatcr mills. Shop corner 81
and Chinook Streets
Olympa December g. lSG0 tlf
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METEOROLOGICAL.

OLYMPIA. Washington Vcgrtory.l
lat. II - y. Ton. l22' - ".
The following are the meteorological changes
for thr week cu6inf Thursday San 10 h. Tho Oh
scr,3tiru. are taken at : AN, y. 81. aud q = n.
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LOOK HERE
Territory of Washington, In the Dist, Court of
COUNTY Of ThurstOn. the I'd District

'VrrItUry OF " HSiihEton, In The Dist. Court q
County of Thurstou the I'd District
To ANDREW WILLIAMS You arc hereby no
tined that William l.. Saith has filed complaint
against you, Gco Drew aud Caroline H. L. brew
III said court, which will come on to he heard Mt
the first terra Of said court. which she'll commence
more than three months sitter the .i0th day Of No
vembcr, 1850. and unless you appear 1T said terri,
and answer, the same Will he taken as confessed.
end the prayer thereof granted. Tho object and
PRAYER OF said complaint is to sorcclosca norgrgc
in favor Of plaintiff on tc Land claim Of Geo.
Drew and Caroline Il Il. Drew
Il. +. KENDALL, Atty. for PrG
November 50. 1869 3n;
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:. d. Williams, Territory Of
vs.. Washington.
George W. trum. County OF fhirston..
Ii the District Court of the II judicial District.
ga GEORGE ". CRiM You are hcrcb, notified
that :. u. Williams has flee. conpiaint AGAINST
you IN said court. Which VIII come on 60 be heard
At the first term of Ike court, which sinai! COM
mfncc more Than three months irom and after the
18th day OF November. 1880. and unless Won ar-
pear at said term and answer. the same will be
taken for confessed aud the PRAYER thereof eraut-
ed.
The ohicc, and prayer of snidcomplaiu. is to rc-
cover the SUM of five hundred dollars damages tor
taking away and converting to your own use four
beef cattle, the property Of plaintiff in 1859.
:. u. WILLIAMS Plaintiff
Olympia, Eov. % 1850. 2:m3
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-02-06
Dead Horses.

The great agricultural authors NJ NJ
Paven and Bossingault, have proven by anal
ysis, that so pounds of flesh, 30 pounds of
blood 81 pounds of bone, or 20 pounds of
cow-hair, contain as much nitrogen as 1000
pound of farm manure. Hence. we assume
that the carcass of dead horse is worth more
than ton of the best farm-yard manure, for
the purpose of vegetation What farmer
will, after this, let his dead animals be thrown
away, by burryiug Or dragging away to some
out-of-t the-way thicket, to be left exposed to
poison the atmosphere for miles around until
consumed by the crows?
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A6aaGaEGdBAE.
italian Tsees--TheIr Hahltsiano
Qualities.

Tba following extract from letter written
nv DIR. ] Z. Kirkland. of Cleveland. Ohio,
toJ.B. Parsons, of Flushing. fully confirms
the views heretofore expressed in the Ecen-
ina Post. of the substantial superiority of the
Italian over any other bee for the harvesting
of honey:
In your last letter you expressed wish
to hear from me the result Of my experience
with the Italian bees, &c.
list Their disposition to labor Tar exceiS
that of the common kind From the earliest
dawn of day to the arrival of evening they are
invariaply passing il and out OF the hive'
and rarely suspend their work Tor "inaS'
heat or moderate showers. at times when Lot
solitary individual of the common KIND Is TO
be seen. Two hours each day their labors
are extended beyond the working time of the
last nemed kind.
..2I. Power of endurance, and especially
ef resisting the impression of cold they pos
sess in marked degree. Since the buck
wheat, solidigoes and asters have lowered the
nights have been remarkably cold IN this vi
cinity. This low temperature has, IN great
measure, suspended the efforts OF the common
bees and they have been eating their preVl-
orsly accumulated stores. Not so with the
italians; they have been steadily aecumula-
ting honey and bee bread. and rapidly multi
plying their numbers. They seem to be Pc
culilarly adapted to resist the chilly atmos-
phere and high winds which predominate IN
autumn on the shores of Lake Erie.
sd. ProliGcness they equally excel IN
Both my full and half bloOded stock have be-
come numerous and strong in number as well
as in stores, at this late season of the year
when the common kinds have ceased iucreaS-
ing. and have become nearly passive.
4th. Their individual strength is greater.
and this is we'll illustrated in their prompt
manner of tasting to great distance, with a
prompt manner, any robber that chances to
approach their hive.
18th. Their beauty of coIoring and grace
ful form render them an object Of interest to
every person of taste. My colonies are daily
watched and admired by many visitors.
eth OF their moral character l cannot
speak favorably. If robbery of weakened col
ouies is going on these yellOw-ja jackets are sure
to be on hand.
$50 far as my experience has gone with
them, fad every statement regard to their
superiority sustained. They will no doubt
prove a valuable acquisition to localities of
high altitude, and will be peculiarly adapted
to the climate of Washington territory. Ore
gon, and the mountainous regions of Califor-
MIA. With great respect, yours.
y. ?. Kirkland"
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''.Soceetening" cut hay for Cous-A cor
respondent of the Homestead, in account of
noted milk farm near Hartford, says the far
mer, Mr. Gates, cuts most of his hay in win
ter, moistening 1t. and thoroughly mixing it
with thin swill Of rye, corn and cotton seed
meal. and water, allowing the mass to lie
from enc feeding time to another, to swell
and sweaten before using. Il say sweeten,
not turn sour-he feeds before it comes to
that" The writer thinks the process anala-
gous to that undergone in sour apple. which
''if bruised oq the side. the juice of that spot
becomes decidedly sweet in short time-tbe
sachsrine fernent"
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~ EORGE w. TODD, WITH CONRAD &

GEORGE w. TODD, WITH CONRAD &
W WALTON, Importers and Wholesale Deal
ers in Hardware, Cutlery, &C., No. 255 Market
Street, Philadelphia. Keep constantly on hand
the genuine Timothy Slack's Augers, w. Mann's
Beatty's and Hunts superior Axes, Conrad Il
Walton's superior polished Steel Shovels, Darling
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enable terms. to country dealers only
Janulry 25, 1855.
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John M'Aeage

Manufacturer and Dealer in all Kinds ofCi
Snuff, Chewing and Leaf Tobacco. Montgom-
cry St., Hollisdaysburg, Pa.
Nonstantly on hand, a fine and well selected
~ stock of Spanish, and half Spanish cigars
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August 8, 1855.-ly.
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Z OUIS LUCKHARDT, WATCHMAKER
-nI AND DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCH ES
AND JEW ELRY

AL AND DEALER IN CLOCKS, WATCH ES
AND JEWELRY
THE undersigned pectfuli 81
begs leave TO inform the cit OH
zens of Johnstown and vicinity 81
taht he has just received aud Is now TX ~
opening the largest stock Of Clocks U0lcies. and
Je1celry, ever brought 10 Jonnstown tcitIOut er-
cepting, which will be sold .. cheaper than the
cheapest" His prices will al,Cqys be uniform
One customer will not be charged more for the
same quality of goods than another. ) List of
some of the articles comprised in the assortment
is annexed. Prices may be ascertained. and
goods examined, at the Store OF. Main Street
Gold Hunting English Levers,
Gold Detached Levers, full iewelled,
Gold LePines. holes &"
Silver English Levers,
Silver Detached Levers,
Silver Lepines. Gold Guard Chains.
Gold Vest Chains. Gold Pencils with Pens
Cold Pencils, Gold Medallions,
Silver Extension Pencils and Pens,
Gold BreastpinS, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Gold Eardrops, Gold Earrings,
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Gold and Silver Watcl Keys, POrtmonaies.
Ladies' Fans, fancy and plain,
Silver Tablespoons,
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| Plated Tablespoons, best,
Plated Teaspoons -
| Silver Gbard Chains,
! Plated and Brittania Tea Sets,
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o. ALL sorts of Watches. Clocks and Jewelry
| repaired with promptness and at low rates. Con-
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of the public. LOUIS LUCKHARDT
May14, 1856 29-tf Jan. 5, 1859.
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eign and Domestic LIQUORS, Old Monongahela
and Rectiied Whiskey, No. 329 Commercial
How, Liberty street, PITTSBURG, Pa.
SUNDRIES-5GO Bbls double Rectified Whis-
key. 1s7 Bbls Old Monongahela Rye Whisky.
gar, very choice } so Hhds n. O. Sugar. 20
Bbls n: Q. Molasses. With general assort-
ment of Groceries, also-Bacon Flour. Lard
Iron & Nails &c, all of which viii be sold at low
prices for cash. WM. CARR & co
February II, 1885, If