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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-23

apt to pronounce incorrect sentences.
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II does not follow that Rome was built
in the night because it wasn't bWilt in
day.
I, is no, the multitude Of applause, but
the good sense Of the appaudsrs which
gives value to reputation.
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As riches and favor frsaks man we
discover him to be fool bat nobody can
find it out in his prosperity.
Was it the egg or the chicken thsr first
made it's appearance On this terrestrial
globe?
A bill is now before the Kentucky le-
gislature fer the suppression of the dis
graceful swindle Of fortune telling.
A father Of three sans and five daugh
ters was asked what family be had, The
answer was-''l have three sons, and they
have each five sisters
The botanists tell US taat there is no
such thing in nature AZ black Hover -
We suppose they never heard OF the coal
black Rose"
The amount of plumber takea aud
destroyed at the palace Of the Emperor Of
China oy the English and frsnch is esti.
mated at sIr millions %tfr2in9'
There are two sorts Of wine in Strut
gard TO drink one is like swallowing an
angry cat; the other like pulling The ami
NAL back again hY the tail
---e-
1t is stated that there is f young woman
in The Detroi. jail, who is imprisoned for
stealinr five dollars from one lover 70 psy
a minister for marrying her TO another.
An attems was recently made in the
Pennsylvania legislature to srea,e a
weishar Of cattle, whose fees, It was
discovered, would amount 10 $4,000 per
aunum
~ wish yon had been Eve,' sail an
urch,n to an Cd maid provor4,al for her
meannass. "#hy?' SAID she Because
you would have eaten eli he apple your
self instead Of dividing it with Adam"
A fire at Menomou-e. Wisconsin, d.,
stroved the house Of William Castjgaa.
postmaster Of that village. Fous Of his
children aged from four to ten yeats, per
ished IN the flames
During the French revolution the FIRST
thing every Partisan did on waking up in
the morning. was to feel If bis bead was
stili on his shoulders. Oar people before
they are dressed, send for the morning
newspaper to see if the Un:cn has been
dissolved over night.
The MeoiIla (Arizona) Time., comment
ing upon the secession movement says:
In the even Of the establishment Of a
Southern ConfelnracY, Arizona will knock
at the door Of their first Congress for ad-
mission as q State, and it is probable that
New Mexico will DO tho same.
All the important Forts a he South.
except q part of the works at Pensacola
Fort Sumter, Fort Monroe, Fort Washing
ington, on the Potomac and Fort Nc!ien-
t;or;.ts IVA Fc,,I:,.,n - ,L:,... U,"
preconcertsd bg Mr.. F.ovl.
-
:. ,,'t,' ,.S' W. s,.,i,' "n2 .N o1e" a.
arm "Her1o" sid h. rtba lain ed
the lamb lie Down together, de- they p
-, yes, 'aid ed.tor No. /. "Jones, here
uIu Inc ~" ana ula me '0," =, H. and Oh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-28
This Afternoons Report
FOREIGN ARRIVAL.

H4IIFGx, Nov 81.
The Csnsis fFcm Liverpool lsth, via
Queenstown l7th, arrived this morning with
TWO days later Givicss than already received
Sir James Ferguson publishes letter,
smphatically denying the statement that he
acted the part Of a Spy in America, and sf-
drming that he inteFterei on neither side.
N. Foulis' financial programme for France
Ess satisfactory.
The Paris BOuTss had advanced 70 sci csc
for Rebtss-
TIE London Daily News has al editorial
generally TebukiDg Southern sJmpsihizsTs in
england, and especially deaoGnces the writer
Of a strong pTo-soltheTn letter.
TIE Canada brings $40, 800 il spseis,
LITERFooL, Nov. le.--FIluT closed fat or
EIidsJ at decline OF Cd, Wheat inactive.
CoTa declined Sd to Sd.
LATEsT-LIFERPooI Eev. IT-Cotton sales
yesteTisy II, 600 bales, including 1000 e
s5sculstors s1d exporters; market closing
steady ara unchanged, hut with advancing
tendency.
Bresdstufs inactive Nc sals5 Of coIse-
o1snce. Provisions dull.
Lospos, New. I6.-Consols es5694 for
money. IL c. RR. shares zl940 dis; Eria
2T4@27a
hGvRE, NoT. I4-Sales Of cotton thia
weak, 500 bales prices hsTs sdTsaced
zss francs for Orleans tres ozdinsirs.-
/ Stock Il market I45,ooO balss-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-28

The Richmond Examiner, OF October
2s.h, has the following rich pFOnunoiamen-
to On q small scale
aBy this time cur able representatives.
sbTeso, MsssTs. Mason and slidslI, ara
pretty we'll over the briRy issp toward the
shores Of Europe We commit no iudis-
erstion in ssJ ing that they have embarked
6FoR q vessel which viii be sbUndsntly
sbls ts protect them sgaiRst most Of the
Yankee cruisers they may happen 10 meet,
and the chances are consequently & hun
.dFed to 0Re that they will reach their ies-
ti8stion In safety The msli5e of our
1snkss enemies will thus be foiled, and
the attempt to capture them fsil Of success.
treat viii be tbs mobilization Of the Yam
kses when they shall have learned this re.
suit Oar ministers did not chr nss a. laa=z
from any other port tnan one OF cur own
oF under any bat the Confederate flag.
We bslieYe that, st no distant day, Mr.. Ma
sea will have the pleasure Of signing
tFesty Of smity On behalf Of the Oonfeder-
ste States with oHs Of tbs oldest and great
est dyzssties Of Europa, s1d thus cement
these TeistiSns Of commerce upon which
CIR future 50 lsTssly depends"
Every line Of this is good Bat II Ws
turn from this AmsTissa ie the Paris chap
Ter Of Great ExPsetationa," as reported
below By the Paris correspondent OF the
EsE York Times, ouE feelings OF gratitude
Il Ooamojore Wilkes viii be wonderfully
enhsnesa;
aThe soufheFn Commissioners, who are
zDE st Paris, look forward 10 the arrival
0f Mr.. Slidsll with great deal Of pleasure.
They have Immense confidence in his ahil-
tiles, and anticipate, upon his arrival, be-
ing able to offer to the European Govern
usass leR Inducements for taking their
ae7ernne1t under their protection. Since
the word protection has slipped from my
Wsn, ! may say that l hETe heard It men
toned that one Of the new Inducements
zIr. slidell is authorized to offer to the
French Government ss the price Of re-
oogniiion, is that of giving 10 France what
Is called in diplomacy, q Pr0tsctOrGfs Ovel
tbs new ConfedeIacy, With such CONNER
oisl advantages as must be Irresistible
OF course have no means Of gusrsntyinl
the truth Of this rumor. One thing, how
ever, Is csrtsin-grsat hopes are built apol
the diplomacy which Mr.. Sidell VIII in
augurste upon his arrival
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-28
ninrrnnefnI q True.

TIE New York Tribune processes TO have
reserved the following statement from g
highly respectable source We trust for
the honor Of cur Government and The
honor Of Gen. Kelly sad humanity, It is
not true; but the Evening Post says it has
heard the same story from Unisnist Of
Western Maryland, than whom no one has
done more for the salvation Of his State
end Who heard 1t from one Of our own Of.
seers. It makes the blood Of svery hu-
nape man run cold to think thai such an
strosio1s injustice could hs7e been com
uittsd, It 5iu Be remembered that Nc
stated fsE days ago that the reason
which iapelisd Col. Du Pay, of the Eighth
Ohio, to resign his commission, Wss thiG
very course Of action Of Gen. Kelly In
our opinioR he should be modified or su
ps1asdsd, snd that straightWsy:
cat Iste skirmish, nsar Romnsy; Vir
siuia, q party of our men we're foTcsd Il
retreat, lsEyinz q corporal and tEo pri-
zktss so lard pressed that they had to &c
aTsis themselves Ii the bushes to e5eeR:
dsslh or captare, II this sitEatiSGr they
as7e discovered By two slsyszs&slonging
Il violent ssosssionist ~ tia vicinity
Under coTsT Of the EiEEt these fsithfu
fellows .msnsSei - eondust onT thTse nei
safely 70 o9t-66mp. ThsTs sliTeTs received
With jcE,Ead surprise The negroes Feri
kindly treated, and duly fed snd protsstsd
Wien, sons tiae after, BrigsiieT-aeasrs
/Eelly, Of Western Virginia, csme to tn
cazp and assumed o0mmsnd, the ciTouD
stances we're related to hin, and the ne
gross commented to his notios. Instead 6
treating then with honor GRi assuTin
them Of his prots5tioR; he inmediatel
LANDED then over to the tender Reroies {
the trsiscr-Tillsin Who claimed to sT
them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-28
ee5sTal Jana5 Il. Lane and family, N


eezsTal James Il. Lane snd family, Eith
several msmbeTs Of his Including
osPsaihs Reynolds, ysughau snd Dupsn-
Garf--sETivsd in cur city this morning fFOn
Ohioase, On route for the East.
Ths var thus far has brought ont no
niatsEy genius more marked than that
sviBcsd By Gen Lane, At the head Of his
fsrfsmei KaRsas Brigade he has swept
Soaih.BeatsTR Missouri Ike q whiFlWind.
his command has been q living terror to
eli who dared lift their saorilegIous hands
sgaInst their country. He Was the 6rst
practically 10 establish the principle Of
ssdis0 che var through its Cause lths slays)
aud The ideas be early announced, (snd
which we're slRost Fepudlsssd) have now
become aliks ths faith Of the people ana
gke GoVsTnment.
We nsed not speak words Of praise for
the Kansas Brigade. Its record Is known
throughout the country, and staads untaF-
lished by defeat or Fspulss. Poorly armed
and equipped, they have marched eight
hundred miles thrOugha an enemy country,
and IL their brief osmpRigR covered them
selves with glory. In this patriotic COM
msnd Gen. Lane is the moving spirit and
ths rallying cry. Napoleon never had more
The love and confidence Of his sOldIsrs than
has Gen. Lane Of his
Ass soldier sF ss statesman few men
hsvs more generally ths Publis ear than
Gen. LsRs, and We are glad that he has
given aHr citizens an opportunity Of chow
Ing him those oouFtesies and eivilitiss they
are always 50 hsppy to oeztead to the gifted
snd gallant children Of cur great Re
public
The General ana suits will leave fOT ths
Kss! this evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-28

Col Wsrd q. Lsuon kas g01s 70 Spring
feid on g uasrizcnial mission. Hs is te be
-E1assIsd On the 2ktk Infant 70 Aiss Logan
darehtsr Of Honorshls JotE a. Logan, Ct
ulinois
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-28
NO.. s78
FROaI BALTIBIORE.
n ......., ~

DAAIlA9hEi NOV ~. +.
The Old Point boat has arrived and re.
ports that Tag Of truce went up 10 Nor
folk but brought back no news whatever
in regard 10 the Fort Piokens sffsir. =.
The steamship Constitution, with Gen.
Buffers Division on board, came into
Hampton Roads yesterday.
GRN. CAa5 on MASON AND sLIBELI5s
ARREST.
DETROIT, Nov. q.
A communication in the Free Press this
morning understood to have been written
By Gen. Csss, not only justif5s ths arrest
Of Mason and Slidsll, but shows thst It vas
In striot acoordsnos with shs positi6u df
Government upon The Right Of Search qnss-
ton, So malntainsd in ooTFsspondsaea with
the British Government in 1853.
. i. .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-28
/ REBEL COMMANDER KILLED.
Cen. Sumner FAssigned a Division
AN APPEAL FOR IRELAND
Fhis Morning,s Repogs
FROm WAsHTNerON.
WAsHIKaT0H, Nov. %.

- ~ - WA8HIAeT0H, N07. %.
Henry dfiee, Marshal for Utsh, has re-
signed On the ground that the business oi
The office is n.oOmpsnsstiTe since the
creation OF the territorial government Of
Nevada .e.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-28

llEzosisas sTs alzd 81 II cnT wills stih ths san
d5sEY Mansdsld sn1 H5EafE ,. =, s. oiyi5 aiia
Eks EaEddaky, Dayton and CIc-tlnsHi n r., e. EIs-
mont With ETsTaoaf 5 IEdisls 3. 2, E1d e 11l5fo
Fitn tns miCEiaaa b5Itl5Tl- : GoEtdzfn l111a1s
and Toiado and II atasA EailFoa11 N olicas0, De-
T0its 5z6kE5l, F1-f MeTEes iozzp 571Eti lal1 155fs
Cairo Alton, Sc. I5JCiI, ana 81 VrtrtI ~ 41rtf
East and Southwest,
ITsi1s arrive ia Olsvslsnd tEoB Tdials snd rs
Vest. at 80 A. A.. and go P. N. FFcEa EsIdasdT
Is SO A =.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-28
PoaT OfFIcE DFpLRTNFRF.
Nov. 2s, 1851.

Nov. Is, 1851.
In view Of The increased number Of let
reTs held for postage, aRd returned to the
dead letter Ofice, il Is ordered that tie or.
der Of this Department, dated 9Th Of Oet0-
bar, 1880 bs rssoinded, and the prior pTse-
tiee be restored.
The PostmssteTs will therefore notify the
person addressed that such letter is held
for postage, and that upon his writing
therefor, pre-psying the postage on his
letter and enclosing stamp to &c placed
on the letter held for postage, the sams
will be forWsrded to his address BY order
Of the Postmaster General.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-28

GfLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 8
u OIE6IaaATE RA1IaE0hD. 1
E.zszz.
~. wINTE4 ARRAsaEh'a9. ~.


- - z.sz
s--l.ZI
issl-2. W-ISPER ARRAEaEAl' ''NT. l5ei-7.
D. srd sftsr Monday, Novsrabs- its. Issi Fssssa,
ser Trains viii lssFs 0ltFslRud zs toilqasi
Firss II ir-s00 A. 81 Stopping 81 sll Ftatioas sx-
= d Olmstsd, C0iumtias cchs6tsr, 6eaen-
sioh, iberia. Eds1. Rsrlin and OTaaFss szri-
Wing at OTsstiipe i5s51 A. H.; Colultrsl.s r
~ Dsys9In 80 p 2, y CtrsiaISiii CD ? d y ;
s.. Laais lg.is A. A.. Chisss2 via CrsstiiFe a
ssosnd Train-5,ss P. M.-StorpinF = IA stations
Ibetfs, Eden. g rE'i, Levi tsllr-l C'Tar e ard
WoIth Bgt01, arriving 1t Crssfl ne Il - Z. a.,
O0Iumtus l-2o = n : ils5tcl. 5-05 A. n Cin-
oinnsti :; 3 A NJ Indianap3iis go a. 81 : ST.
Lou llsz0 g n; on syllio 2:l5 p d l.; uhica .
F0Yil Crsatlina I1sg8 A. 4
Trains stop o isaTe Passe1gsr1 essll staicrs azG
5op o1ly 70 take FasssnE-rs on sLgsal st glailors
'T Tsins Sins Isys @ columbus Is fslss. fst sI5sso
--s.is ?. n. aud sTrtTss in Cleveland ssso ?. -
0OHEECTIO
sssIb5, gsadusEy, alanAEsId 3 svs-E zsIiTsd & z
aaasisid. kis. fsrncsis tsssrks <saaagiiss
.-.z,.is5e Pit,sburzn. Fors Vsyas & fhiss7s Esil.
fali, for EoT5sI, UpFss ssniusEF, LI5lsE6s,
LiLsz, E0lt Ma5l3, Asl1I.el QhiCaa0r E9-
Esss, aud aast 81 -lklz1alai 'soas.-f, lzlsE-
sstisa IA Bslisioassins Raiirosd ne. ~ srio,
Bslisientainss sidReyi 4sisa, . 1nria, ls'
dinBpolis, Lsrr6 hAut5s Ntcc1lta1 4gznz-
Fiilsl LoaisTii.s, gaiEos 8. ls9aill g..
GefEgare, Witn blflng1cidt Mt. Vlll11. ana titl1,
burFh gaiirosd isE Sgri8 V1ali.
U5iaubus, Llfiie Ei.1li , g5iula11-i anl Es1i
katif0ad. 1or AEnia, tl1y t1zs lrlia lolll
T6frs Esutei St. Aoui1, gioETal7t ~ a.zla
ald GiEltlE1tii a1l1 with tla Z 40 . = y
EissiEEi nGilElas q uiHeiz7lali l't A2laz.
Fille. AFaa7Filis, lailos 81 Eo7zs lia az
bsil1g On fhs Oli5 -lFcl-
ual-f-,5 TsllfTsI ne sisEcai foI i1lTa7 alals
TiIia F7 hssiilg, g. Coi-7I = ftlla a. :
I5aisns falil5s.i l5F Hi.5lz. asda12. =
- r. f-rzfz to siLF1iatE suf i1l.sTr1aGt1H %
I IiL ss fn9 tes,--s.- tes,ss ,-ss ,'i~s' - - "a -
V'i-'' ~ s. 3 FEIs1,. sapssiitlzsszi.
lgs7sisnd, 1goF. lth. isSl-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-28
F.a MYEEs. 4 AEs1t. a07I :
CLEVELAND Z TOLEDO Z. B.
z WINTER AsRAseE azaq. sa-a.

80 A.N Chicago ExpT sss-stoVs So siEiafi3as oa
k5dIEsI3 ui1ision. e1ceFt Asshiu tol5 eld
arrives IN f5is1o al l2;sC ?. ~ sad Chicsao
a. 1850 2 II
SOP u. Northern msii-SfoFs a AZ stations %
Northern Bl7izlo1 ana sFtivs5 as cal11zl7ET -
5.iSF-M III
3.I1 P n Telegraph nzp ss-ttsps st 81 srasioz1
"a S5nlksEn Dizisful, e1ceBt " ss1ilFf11- Ge-
I5S sad lzT- Azlires il Icizd5 s. KS a eAi Z
I'D Gkic-=S - n a. II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-28

CUR FORCES FALL BACK.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-28
FELEGRAPHIC

A Dozen Of our Men Killed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-28

Meanwhile the snow fell thicker and
fasteF without, and blew in fierce elOuds
seainst ihe windows. The Wind was ris-
ing and gaining power, and 1t Fhissled
wFsthfully about the house bowling IS in
bitter mockery at the scene within. Some
6nss 1t sEeiled Into Wild laughter, and
again dropped into Low and plaintive vail
iRRs. 1t vas very dismal out ia tie cold
and hardly nose cheerful IN the warm sit
tag room, Rhers those two iaded sOuli
7 knelt ia earnest prayer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
4 RRlVALs AND DEPARTURE
BOATS AND TRAINS.
STEAMBOATS,.

NBEAABU&IS.
he II. Louis Packet arrives daily Mt from TO 10
o'eloet f.. ma and departs daily at 5 IN
The etincs Packet tuns iftegniafy - nearly dally
n possEbAe.
TIE heoknk ard Aiessndas Packet arriyfs dafiv
easrli Sundays, 81 About ~ and T. M and ,it.
paris tnon after each ARRIVAL.
Tie northern iaHt Packets. turing good stage of
ssters leave 81 Ioassssrs Inestsy. Thnrsdss and
Saturday evening, ana arrive here about - hour
after 20 thai there feisEeneraia n OF dow n boat
ever. day.
RAILROAD TRAINS
Northsrn Train arrives daily at i2.ta otelors na
and p. M and departs daily olptA. = ~. and
az pm.
western Train arrives dsils, eaeeIi sundays ai
TO and ss5 T. m, and departs al 30 o'eoek a.
m. and 2sA r.
At Hamilton hsrot, Trains the NahasL Valley
ksilreaf arrive cai,, esceIi Suhdass aG4e'closl d,
H. and dtrar daily, fprda.s eaeei Ted, ri 20 A. m.
Eus<~s esuneei " lih ibis city
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
IL r Tickets for Naie at ait the Main
Ticket offices.

r X l.. G III rs.
BY this route. Freights OF all descriptions can be
forwarded from Philadelphia. New York, Boston or
Baltimore 70 or from any point the the Railroads
OF Ohio. Kentucky, Indiana. illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD DIRECT.
The Pennsylvania Railroad also connects at Pitts
burg with Steamers, BY which Goods be forw ard
ed 10 any point on the OHIO, Muskingum, Kentucky,
Tennessee, Cum mberand Illinois, Wisconsin. MIsss-
sppi, Missouri. ksnsha, Arkansas, and Red Rivers
and nj Cleveland s4ndusky and Chicago ~ lh steam
ers 10 alt ports the North W estern Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the transports-
ton of their 10 this Company can rely with
confidence on it's speedy translt,
The Mates ~ Freight
To any point In the West BY the peansy Rail
Road, are nj all times AS FAVORABLE AS AkE
CHARGED BY OTHER COMPANIES.
H. r. BE particular 10 mark packages, "vIA PssS.
H. RIA
h. j. SHREDDER, Phiiadelphia.
MA8RAw q kooss, ~ North st., Baitim more.
l.kksH d Co., No. Asior House, or No. /. n,
William street, N. y.
LAEaH n CO., No. ~ state street, Boston.
H. II. HOUSTON, Genl Freight Agi., Phiiade lphia.
L. l.. HouPT. Gen. 1icket Aet ,Phiiadoiphia.
kAoCH LEWIS, General supt, Altoona, Pa.
angAa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
DOST OFFICE DIRECTORY.


Arrival Of the Mails.
Eastern Mail srrves daily Sundays excep.edl via
plymouth, at o'clock. .. M.
ST. Louis and sonthern Mail arrives daily MONDAYS
excepted stn,p.m.
Western haiiariv daily texr-y, s4n'y,, -
o'clock, mi.
Burlington Mail arrives daily te,s:r "a, .
I'm.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail arrive iniy saAa4yi
excepted at SPIN.
Charleston Mail Ia tr-wvtkly) arrives ra,sIs,y
1hursdays ard Saturdays, at pm
davenport and Rocl Island sl nri-s eekjy a.tI,es
OF fassdays. Thursdays aud Saturday.. ats
Closing Of the Mails.
Eastern NAL closes daily ttacert saturdsyr) atar
II. Louis and southern Mail closes daily fNonaays
escepisdl SPIN.
Burlington Mail closes daily teaeeli s.snrdaysl at
sp. M
Western Mall eio.es daily te.etrt saturdassj Ats
c'cloekp.m
cartilage ard Plymouth Mail close. dhllS lsa,nrdsys
exesrtedl att r M.
havenpert rEd Rock Island Mail ttri weekly closes
Mondays, " eapesesys ana Fridays. at c p. m.
Charleston Mail nri-wseAiJl elosca Mondays, R ed.
nesdass and Fridays. ats IN.
4. h. The Post hHee 3lt ht 0ren knnahrs from
Bio o'clock. s.. J. Ii. HOWELL, +. Nj.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

TPMe have made the above Redn elton in Prices
villa thc IN iola srs OF bpnefitlag ths public
oGrsefses. The rabiic have been .wfnd1ea spu-
ros ass kiars naaae IN Imitation of The metal
il! them In rn the ron casrg 10 the smallest piece
of poor psslis. The makers have not the 40
th.lf RorA ~ttl. They sre bid Ia secret places.
v ~hers X would he impossible to have al their com
faand the proper mechanical appliances. Ii is on IL
~ dong great hns4HeAs, aud hA sing extensive
utacAfnE esfaeishtne ehIs, that oh machines be
made vi moderate prices, The best designed ma
chimes BADLY MADE. are always liable 4. get out of
eFdrr, and are to considerable trouble aud
ntaney - keep ths ln repair. -
i ht ttttalAies 10 be looked for in Machine .
esrtHsafp ~ correct actsea e speed smpctfs
of rp#sfrhroN srfof aHrattu ara ~agatte m opera-
tass ssfA fAt ieaSt labor. Asthlnes be these
essential qualities must br the sfs ntta a.a
hassAea ~ pfryscfsoE. Ne have tAe ways and means
a grand scale, Ia de- thIs.
4 he purchasers "a macbiues. whose daily bread III
mag concern. Wlii Gid that those having the ahovv
qualities net only wofk wel a. raptd az geLt sio~
rstes ot speed hai LAST the best possie or
der bur machines, As AaIt Hy -. viii soRE
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-29
MOTHERS. READ THIS.

The following is an extract from letter written
by the pastor of Baptist Church to the journal
and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks
volumes in favor of that world-renowned medicine
-MRs WNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN
TEETHING:
"We see an advertisement in your columns of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Now we never
aid word in favor of patent medicine before
in our life, but we feel compelled to say to your
readers. that this is no humbug-wE HAVE IR1Ep
IT, AND KNOW 1T TO BE ALL CLAIMS. Ii Is probs-
bly,, one of the most successful medicines of the
day, because it Is one of the best. And those of
your readers who have babies can't do better than
to lay in supply" oct25-27y1
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-29
Small Treasury Notes.

The first lot of United States treas.
ury notes of small denominations, re-
deemable, on demand, in specie, have
been received by the department and
will be ready for employment in a few
days. The denominations of these
notes are FIVE, ten and twenty dollars,
and the whole amount Of the issue au.
thorized is fifty millions. 1t is under
stood that the Secretary of the Treas
ury will avail himself, for the present
of only limited extent, of the priv.
lege of issuing these notes, and, as
they will be made redeemable at con.
venient points, they afford most de.
sirable currency, and, while they will
obviate the inconvenience and risk Of
the transportation of coin between GER
tain points, it is probable that portion
at least, will pass freely from hand to
hand, without being presented for re.
demption.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-29

THE PRIvATEER SUMTER. = The
schooner Hannibal, Capt. Wentworth,
at this port from st. Thomas, reports,
that just before he sailed news arrived
to the effect that the rebel steamer
Sumter had been captured by Fede-
raj frigate, but owing to some cause
her name was not reported. The Sum-
ter, so the story goes, having lost a
man by desertion in Curacao, and be-
ing unable to find him, went out to
cruise for a few days. In the mean
time, an American man-of-war came
into port and lay in wait for her.
When the Sumter returned she became
prise of our frigate, and at the last
dates had the Stars and Stripes flying.
Our reporter visited the Hannibal yes
terday afternoon, and learned from the
first officer and the crew, that instead
of her being prize she was in Cura-
Goa, and that the q. S. steam frigate
Niagara was outside of the port wait
ing for her to come out, so that it might
seize her. The latter story is entitled
to as much, if not more evidence, than
the former, as under the law of nations
she could not be attacked in the port
of neutral, and it is not at all likely
that the privateer will surrender with
out firing a gum y Com. Adv.