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Gonse furnishing Sooos.

A NOTORIOUS FACT. - --REFRlGERAT0RS
IN at lees than wholesale prices, ,sILvEa-PLATED WARE
TABLE CUTLERY COOKING UTENSILS, ke, kc., u lea
prices than any other honss 10 lh- trade.
Il. D. bAssfoRD. Cooper Institute
ENOR REFRIGERATORS, " Water. Coolers, Cut
Wooden wsre. &c 30 DELAAR's No 20 Broadway
4 YMANs REFRIGERATOR COMPANY No.
lis Washington.s lefseFstors for Families. Cooling.
House, for Hotels, Mrts Packing and Slaughter Houses
Seeues hand and order shot notice. Warranted
operate ssiacioryi Surpassns hius hitherto.
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New Edit1on-
VyHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
R1R Igfi

FOR le6i.
Anew edition Is now ready containing the Of President
lAsS's Cabinet the Ct tho new Ministers TO foeisn
e,,.sssoenss and Other Interesting political matter
oogTHEIs:
ASTRONOMICAL. CALCULATION AND CALENDARS for
sgvERNMENT OF THE UNITED sTATEs-Erseuiiys
s.s judicial
xsyoYs EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
BENT from ths United Ststss at Foreign Courts.
sAsy CAssised.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF TIE UNITED
aTATEg Politically Classified.
xxyyIIra CONGRESS a.f1 chosen) Politically Classified
BREE HoMEsTEADs. the Action Of Congress 90 the
Question Of grating Free Homesteaas Actual Settlers
Tia Domain ine,odns the Bill passed for the pspese
xsd the Presidents Veto thereof
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL PLATFORM for 1880.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC tDOusias) PLArFORA for 1850
Ma 11ONAL DkMOCRATIc (Breckinridse) PLATFORM for
noa
NATIONAL UNION Bsm PLATFORM, for 1900.
EIxcroRAL VOTE OF THE 81 EyERAL STATES FOR
PRESIDENT.
sEcEssIoN or SOUTH CAROLINA.
FABLE or TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA
preps1eda at the sui Institution and containing
Temperature Of the -Four and the Mean Tempsra
turo o Year l56 Points in North Ameres principally
IN the United sAts1
xlECTIoN RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES OF
TIE UNION. carefully eOmpled ezpro@ly Coz Tzn
fVisvsE ALxAsAo
LIST OF STATES. CAPITALS. GOVERNORS. TINES OF
EEG1sLATivE MEETING. GENERAL ELECTIONS,
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT in 1ssz 1856. ard 1880
Terms-cssh In advance.
PTos IL oeDtsi copies for sl 100 eope, g .,..s
ssiA By Express. % per lee. casn order, ,oie,sa
Bsel numbers TBR IEIBrsk ALHASAc can be- for
ysas 1919 1850 'ss Sc ss 49, 80 snd' Pre. m csps
sseA pSs,sss pasd Address THE TRIBUNE Nsw.iora
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NEW AND POPULAR MUsIC.-Jnst Pub

NEW AND POPULAR MUsIC.--Jnst Pub
~ ikhsd by HORACE WATERS, No. 4si Broadway be.
stsn cfzha sd Byoome Vocai Where Liberty Dsols
Wsy heve NY Loved One. Cone lstsphsn C. Poe
~ Ahys Look on tbs sunny SIDE" lCoEeTtl Or Com.
= epAss that klsgS lcrll FreeasBs Gathering" "volun.
~ nfss Doodle o. ~ h0saoIops seDg. lLous S.el
a. 4fne To Anna" Is each lntfpnisntsl: A.
BsnneT wih hhiaut yEIsions" BY A. Gull the g.
s,e 6elsn Composer; Yankee Doodle with brlIianl
Assy wllh Melancholy, s,h sriHssi ysIl4siops'
~ q rsrtanis ~ o.Ts e.eh "Tss Come. selIo,tiseh."
~ kea Dskss) spt eslkl uniOB wsllk," sori sum.
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1881 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1871
lOO1 CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOl
GREAT LoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE


Theespss, Of tse Read sgesl y 70 sss s,onsry
The OREAT SHORT LIVE TO rHE VEST
Ofsos No. I Astor ioos~, o~s-er q Ne>sy I.
Faeihes for the sportsoB OF asengrfr t and ow CD'
cpnA Ihcsgo St. Louis 81 kss. Nai~tle, heE5h Veg.
Urle.n., and all other town. In Tho Wet rb-We-t sad
South ed fr spsea and cafors by roue
Through ains for the West ays NsYok tfot ef Coar.
andrss lMonjnE Express, 9 m kyenns fxyFesa. n.
asD at . u., IRON piac VIA "a cot "a risty q
Pitsbshs IL nsIi day sna cocnsis there ~ish all wssS
ern tfsiIs
slsepins and smoking cars an Tho 'rins
Fare always los, aDd the time qsses BY any osbss
By this route Brsghts " ell ds.crsbns be fo~srdsse
aud om any point the Railroads q Oho heescky Indiana
lli, ois Wisconsin, Iowa Hs~our, b. RAILROAD Of
RECT 10 pO onshs pssigabs i've" Of the wss by
sean ers from Tia .bureh. -
Tte rate. Frsg, end fe p Of ,he west ~ No
Penny yana Rsin I'd ell ms fav tablr csas3
b, o,her Ia road panss hs'chsrs d shpuers iass
s ,be their yr!h this Company, rly
With confidence oo It's SPEEDY psnsk
Tai. Conpany also Dnainisn. o. En ssnt Aerommsaxs3
Lne by witch part eme sirr wr-'~sd ensy ebs7 sst
for able Do of anehsf he &c. c. rslne
effais T.. ELLiDTT rs..-ns~s Ar-ut No as,os Rous&
LEffii Go. v ssht Aa-trs. . ,s,,,
No iA.isr iIoa.-, AID No sss wiilis9sa
Ne Bstsy ylse~
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Gxtnrsions.

EOR CAMP SCOTT, STATEN ISLAND.
DlRECr-FARE SIX CR ,Ts-Ch, sp,ut and N o., bean.
gl sl ~ the world Take Staten lssnd ksuJ Boat foot Of
Wbitrhsii.st tetween Bagtefy and Sosth Fsny BOATS
LEAVE EVERY HOUR ion FINE SUNDAYS EVERY
HALF HOUR. connect With Staten Island RaiIosd.
GRAND SOCIAL REUNION OF ALL DE
~ hOmINATiuNs-sEcOND ANNUAL PICNIC and
OPEN AIR CONCERT, SAOrs snug fisIbor sstsa fsl.pd
THURSDAY, July 70 AlsIgr o.ss ol chdnn Brookyn ss,
escort Walaces band oatsd Cncka CHM . invited
Manhaen 0lre Club. o. y Bnso~ psai.t stag, eslro sd
decofsted At greA sxlslse BY Wn, II. ralnsr r. Pscs
Coudgeor AR Peek will uneept engss-net Pfer,soI
Leader Of Chuh Choir sso win furnish Music oI Sabbath
School Concerts sld Anuiyassies. ApP, a Wn. HALL =
SONS, No. $40 BIotdway NO. $50 faon.st BIosh,st
where Tekss 10 the sbOys b. ponra before The aay OF
the Exrurson. Ble pvr bsndredNb. 0o by the Nsnh
Sboe boats Pomens and eru from foot ofCourlapd b.nJ
A spseisi Boat, the TBuMAs HUNT les,-s a4d st. N T.
10 N. lebl MI, lptks TbeSas pssh, BsssAisA ievsA
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VyO THE STOCKHOLDERS AND UNSECUR-
i ED CREDITORS OF THE MARIETTA AND ClNCiN'

TVO IhE olOChHODDEno n1ND n CLsoLS " Oi, AZ
NATI RAILROAD CoMPANY.YOu, and each Of you where
hereby notified and fo9nl ed 10 pusuace
OF an order Of he Court Common Pass Of Ross ONO
made suit therein pending, wherein Noeh l. Wilson .
paptH and Mills and Others defeDdats to hlo sb
me "a Master Commissioner Of said Court Chilcoho uho
on or before the First day Of November D. ll The amount
OF Capt. Stock owned BY each Of said Railroad Company
upde ts original organization together with the aud
evidences thereof and also The amount Of unsecured csms own
ed by each against said Company together with the notes
bonds and evidences thereof IN order hat t same nsy
be andted By undrrsgnea and reported to said Cont m
L Wilson the direction Of the Court to properly dto
MA 20 and shares amounts OF the de-
Tred or common stock the sad Railroad Company
orEsnsed 20 which you respectively entitled In pursuance Of
The are, nen entered into before tie eo sale
Ion FebquAry 2s e6o Of ,ad Company Rosd and Propery
which common Stock amounts to 10 shares or
a SO coo and held BY sad Wilson, rnstoe for dis
tbuton the persons corporations entitled thereto our
ure 10 with the several unt Of sock and
claims evidences thereof BY tue lime de nsed may be
held any claim by Jon respectively said
deferred common Stock 70 70 be cothe,
Ohio, July 3, 1851 sELpEN B. Cooh
July n, law 6w Mo. hsstsr Comms'ioner.
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nLIROAp TO LONG nNANCu. N. j.

pAILR0AD TO LONG BRANCH, NJ. D.
III sonusr arrsna,psut Three .spsr., tszias ssch wsJ
kAkIfAN and DEL. BAY RAILROAD for Red h.sh Sas..c
bury LONG BRANCH Bergen Morks &e. On <ndshefJmy -
the psSulsr SEA sHokk c.pt shtmsn VIZ I.ss
foot Of Roslnscas daily ats M, lea an sns ~ ,,s~
Aoauouth eonecas wh ies AL frstu ssn.ss3
ketaTsibs, leave Bergen Ni6 q ard ~, ha ,osS
BRANCH, at NJ, an ard p.., 20 ''r.. ss -
Sc. shore cuMMUTATlON and ExctRsiOS tiCh.,s
soi q REDUCED Ixss Hotels Long br1'eh chtsss '"s
sui, the tiules.
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Gbantes for Business Glen.

d SH PER MONTH made by energetic
ep IL cO Agents selling powNERs HEwMER ASD
sLELD fo hand sewins Indispensable lady has
cspi Of IS cents A H. DOwkER, No. 4.l Bcs5xsJ, NY.
fost and founh.
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Real estate for Sale.

TOR sALE.-$550 for HOUSE and ons-quar-
IL LOT IN Monn Vernon Notchyier Com N Y,
.iluSei the n. Y aud ~ NJ r. r. a.Pd Also LOTS In
three other places Apply a No 10 CouBbia-st, N y
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Sales bn Aueiion.
Burning 5nio, Oils, Sc.

A TWOODs PURE ALCOH0lI--Patented-
~ ke nsel oil and other foreign mser By chemical
process adapted 10 medical purposes ueh uahps issus<
Extracts EthsIs CHI kc Drs, for PeTSnrTs ps
u. ANTHONY No eI brosd~,y sole Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

Nrrw-JERsEY RAILROAD Fur PHIlASS
In n.LPHiA srd the souTh sad Wfsr We 'sssnI = - &
snd issdep Fsrs o. Thsearh hi.sassssea @ ,es -
sl..,.I aud the West and fof h.tim 70 sn1 -
sSssas'" . ". W,onRUST Asssssss eagsslslsss1csa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

eO0 COMIC PATRIOTIC ENVELOPES.
UNJU ALL DIFYERKNr.-l viii remit free by mail 70 an,
sA from 50 to coo each UpOp reOept ohs s,ms
Ia stanps Esw Dsgns daEy. Dealers cup
pis& BY t6e l.ooe upwad Adde'S JOHN H. TINGLEY,
Bookseller and StAoDer, No. 1874 Fulton at ewYork
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1nstruliion.

I" A MRR. SCHOOL INST. Established
~ R&-A reliable Educational AGENCY for Teachers
and sehooa Person. interested In engaging teachers may
obtain ~iho,, charge, eIpiett information OF eompe
tent candida Principals desiring 10 rent or purchase Aesde
yi.s bearing or Day Schools are inyiedto call
%. y. WoODMAN Co, No. s9S Broadway.
I,ARM BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS-At
il LtI. Ferry B.rs-n County, ~ J. Terms, from 81 TO
N per aass,sr FOR rculsIs Adde'S A b. WiSANI' rnn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

SOUR GOOD SHIP SAILS TONIGHT
W FiAh elsionl0t0O col ies ses1y sod Pres 23 cts.
kTxrhSS &. hAssETI's Dost popular Song
Hsp.York
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NETWORK, MONDAY. JULY 90. 1861.
Amnsrmenis.

RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THIRD WEEK or THE CELEBRATED
rHE oRgRR RRoS; wlAsRp AsRpSSPS 90 rHs iR' WORLD
EsESI p ssTESSoST E1Ss sSP ~ FSRSis
ssrEsS siiss'ii AIN ny sExs
S9GIR T slrffS i&sIt3 ;s f tiSiSd SsAI
Adui'sios 70 an Is Children under 10 yes cent.
I AURA KEENEs THEATER
IL THE COOLEST
RHsr-vENrnATEn TsEATER IN TIE CITY
EVERY s,GHr 7,E T rIbs VI PgnGFEE gIs1Egs NOTICE.
UNCLE SANS aaaxorc LANTERN
TWO HuNDRE6 hSb nsi S:TI IsafISes NIGHTS
zHnKg HuSDsD s D1t AND TaSTYsix sesa THOUSAND
PEOPLE.
,,,,T WIZ ,,,l,c Az rHs NEW TaslrsgI SW sTSas
" % new DANCES; ~
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY
w IN TE R G A R d L N.
Mf. and nn ". , FLORENCE: .y
TONIGHT lMONDAih
,p poMBEY SON. NJ, r1oprscE
'-pA oV' MlsCHiEv0Us MlsC;iiiiEiiv;0;jUis ANNIE, a,onnao,
Door' open aTli Commsoco ., o'clost.
nE CORDOVAs LYCEUM,
~ No. 520 BROADWAY, fsrios the New.Y oh Hotei
Mr. DE CORDovA begs 10 announce ths be WI open his
LYCEUM for the hr,t time
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAY "a
When he win deliver hin
HISTORICAL POEM,
TIE IlEBELLIoN AND THE WAR,
IlnstIsted by
DIaeOTyIN0 yIFW9
Ahc dessp ~ many Of the snosn, Aifsts Of America
For fah details, seo " eanr,dAys Herald.
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IRVING INSTITUTE, TanytOwn, n. Z.
ABoAkDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS ,,,n
1b. forty session ~n commence On WE'D
ELsDAT Ms, l. Ccuas may be obtsiued ofJN N. Whito-
head roons OLA B. IL NJ society No III NasAnst, OF oy
sddr, sing tho Principal d. T. ROWE NJ A.
DROF. AGASSIZs SCHOOL for YOUNG La
L DIES, In Cambridge MssA, vii reopen on THURSDAY,
Sept ~, at o'cloek-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

@ DRAPER, No. SO Pine-st.-INSURANCE
-. ana BANK STOCKS and sCRlPs Of al kinds pesoied
auction Of Stocks whenever desired Securities bought and sold
At the Board Of Bfoken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-22

HUDSUN RIVEh X
IL NY and TROY. CONNkC
and WEST. Trains leave.
From Chsnbersst.
Express, 2 and II a u, and s'3o
and 5 o. IN.
Troy ard albany with alsep
ingesr), lt;l3p. m
Pougnheepsie train, si 8 D N,
Az I;l5 TN.
reek,kill train. I p. m.
siDg sifs Train. 3 .. m, 4;S
and p. N.
Fi.hkin Train, SOP N. .
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4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CiiANuEO "
TEn NINA = Leave Jame- sig aud 5ah-t t.nies NsS
Yok 4, q NJ and 3i3i m is vrs..sti W a. sso 80
W. ~ ~. a.is t.sh .fd SD fet Jamaica, insssS
- - 49, n. a 4a0 s., ard G.5 Trans leave tuntsfs
Pi Point \, os arrival Of bost hon Jsusssiip.
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N.ra,snr M.asn. Rscsivsa
NEW.YORK & NEw.HAVtN RAILROAD,

NEW-YORK e. NEW-iAVtN RAiLfOaU,
IN Trains leave Passenger Station "a Ne" YORK cor sHes
sSd 4 b sv. (entIsnee rts-st J. rs oloSsi -,
7sOO Tr.iu for New Haven. y pini q al s.oa "A
B:Oo m IE1J for Boston VIA Springfield conB.eos4 -
Bridgeport wi ioasstoBic end Nsg,ua~ sd' :, rsr.n
ven xith n III Hew.London, ard -'oDng on Rshrox5s -
Ha td With Acco mediation Train FOR Providence OF spring
a.ld With Connecticut RR 10 Montreal -,
Tfsn for Ncr~sk and iotsmedae sssiiona esn-
noctinS with DaBbnry RR.
i2:i5 Tram, a, ali ions c0n.
nsstiDg New. Haven with Boston shoe Lne aso,
n and Hsr ford and Csnsi Rsiiross 60 Nor,h spon.
3l5 Tor Bosten wa springfield conBectn Bridgeport
with housetonc ana Nsnsatnch ksiaads NsHsvsn vtta
N H., New London, and Stobfng,on lfifosd-.
3Op m. Accommodation, eoDn-cfias With Dsnbary Rs
rosd At NorwAk.
4:JO o M, for Nsw.Bayen, stopping a, all stations
$50 . m, for NorsAlk a. diDt~rs ed.~ .ts i"ns
600 D. ~. fo1 Pot; Chester aud sIue ii<i. gs'ions
400 D N. Mil Trim. fof NewLat en snd AZ ,ttons
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-29
SCHOOL Observation-Disclosures is hereby

SCHOOL Office IS hereby
given that the annual meeting of Fractional Schoo
for the election of School District officers and the
transaction of such other business may lawfully
come before it, will be held at the New Schoo
House, on Monday, September I'd, 1861, at
o'clock p. NJ.
FL. d DENnAs, Director.
Dowagiac, August 9sth 1861
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-29

AMENDMENTS TO THE SCHOOL LAWS
Our readers should not forget that by amendments
to the school laws, passed last winter the time for
holding the annual meeting is now fixed on the
first Monday of September, and the age of children
entitled to draw public money is between five and
twenty
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-29
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY. - TIL

September number of this sterling publication, is
at hand. 1t has the following table of contents
7" The Shakespeare Mystery" by Richard Grant
White; The Bath" poem, by Bayord Taylor /;
"Saccharissa Melassys," by Theodore Winthrop
Ny Odd Adventure with Junius Brutus Booth, -
anonymous; my Outdoor study" by 7. w.
Higginson "a Sermon in Stone" ANONYMOUS
poem; The Tenth Chapter of Mrs. Stoves Agnes
of Sorrento;" "The Aquarium" anonymous :;
"The Young Repeater" by Harriet Martineau;
" Bread and the Newspaper" by Oliver Wendell
Holmes; " Under the Cloud and through the Sea-
an anonymous poem; "Journal of Privateers-
man, anonymous; 60 The Advantages of Defeat, "
by Z. IT, Norton; Ode to Happiness by James
Russell Lowell; Gan Obituary to Elizabeth Barrett
Browning" anonymous; and the usual Reviews
and Literary Notices, including articles unon
Alexander Smiths poem, Edwin of Deira and
Dickens's "Great Expectations" Published bv
Ticknor & Fields, Boston, $500 per annum For
sale by Award.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-29
The Law of Newspapers.

1. Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary, are considered as wishing to con-
tinue their subscriptions.
Q. If subscribers order the discontinuance OF
their papers, the publisher may continue to send
them until all arrearages are paid.
g. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the office, they are held responsible
till they have settled their bills and ordered the
paper discontinued JH
4. If subscribers remove to other places without
informing the publisher, and the paper is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible.
The Courts have decided that refusing to take q
paper from the Office, or removing and leaving il
uncalled for is PRIMA evidence of intentional
fraud
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-29
w Harper's Magazine for Septeu

Der is upon our table. 1t contains five illustrated
articles: "Stratford upon-Avon," by Jas. Gran
Wilson; " The Capital of the Canadas," by Mr.
Hickey, of Kingston, Canada; {" Winfield Scott il
the War of 1872" By o. J. Losing; "The Three
Tells" translated by Miss Pohlman; and An
thony Trollope's Orley Farm" The other articles
are entitled: Yallandigham," by Harriet E
Prescott; Shakespeare and Hollingshed," by
Mr.. Pell; Winnipiseogee," Fred. b. Perkins
"The Havelock," J. Fitz O'Brien; "The Yankee
Captain and Pets" by Mrs. Charlotte Taylor
Orchard Parson," by Prof. Anthem. Thacke.
rays Philip" keeps up its interest, and there is
the average amount of editorial and tablet ak.
Published by Harper and Brothers, New York,
$500 per annum. For sale by Award.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-29

LUxURY.-D. b. De Land 81 Co.'s
Chemical Saleratus is truly luxury, as it makes
such nice white bread, luxurious biscuit and pastry
of all kinds. Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Smith always
cooks. Get some and try it for yourselves.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-29
Tur NEW P. o. STAMPS. : The


Chicago Tribune, in answer to an inquiry as to
how long the old envelopes and stamps will be
good at offices that have not as yet been supplied
with the new ones, as is the case in this village.
says :-"The old stamps are good at all Offices in
Illinois and Indiana which may not be earlier SUM-
plied with the new until the first of October next
good at all Offices in States not earlier supplied
with the new, until the 10th of September. Tn
Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan the
old envelopes are good until October LIST, and the
old stamps until October 18th, except at Offices
which are supplied with the new prior to those
dates. q az
In every instance in which post-offie is supplied
with the new stamps and stamped envelopes, the
postmaster WILL undoubtedly, be instructed to ex-
change the new for the old. The Government does
not propose to defraud any honest holder but to
carry out its object successfully, the time for
making exchanges is necessarily limited at each
Office to a few days.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-29
O P E r A T O n.
VAN RIPER,S
W 00LEN MILLS.

ON account of the extensive business which the
" subscribers have been doing they have been
obliged to enlarge their Mill, and build New
Machinery in order to accommodate their many
customers. And hoping that they will receive a
liberal patronage from their old friends, they
would again issue their call for Wool for manufac-
| turin infn
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-29
Central Railroad.

-. ~ Ul1T -
~ g<=1 ~
PASSENGER TRAINS on the Michigan Gen.
i trail Railroad, and after Monday, May 18TH
will leave Dowagiac as follows:
TRAINS EASTWARD.
Day Express, Hoo A. NJ.
Night Express, 1l:4O p. NJ.
TRAINS WESTWARD.
Day Express. ESQ p. NJ.
Night Express. 2:35 A. NJ.
Freight and Stock Trains pass this Station as
follows:
GOING EAST.
Way Freight, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, 1910 T. NJ.
Stock Express, 6:55 =. NJ.
GOING WEST
Way Freight, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, 1l:00 A Nj.
Emigrant and Express Freight, 1856 A. M.
RN RICE, Gen'l. Supt.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-29
LUMBER!

NE suDScrlber would respectfully inform tue
i citizens of Dowagiac and vicinity, that he is
manufacturing LUMBER of all kinds, and stands
ready to fill bills for Houses Barns, &C., at short
notice Having supply of Studding, -Joist,
Boards, &C.. on hand, also, quantity of good
Logs on the Yard, he feels confident that all those
wanting Lumber at short n office and good article
will receive entire satisfaction by giving him CALL
rag-Mi!l situated onemie west of Dowagac on
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TEACHERS INsTITUTEs.-The Super
intendent of Public Institution has decided to hold
Fall Series of Institutes.
The first Institute will be held at Hudson,
Lenawee county, beginning September 9th, and
continuing five days. Saline, East Saginaw and
Lansing also designated points for institutes.
One two other places under consideration.
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NEW MUsIc.-We have received
from the publisher, II. NJ. Higgins. Esq, III
Randolph street. Chicago, two beautiful pieces of
new music, entitled, I've Twined me Bower"
words by Mrs. L. L. Deming, music by j. p. Web
ster, and Only Going Home" music by the same
composer, which is a sufficient guaranty that both
words and music are excellent. All orders ad-
dressed as above will meet with prompt attention.
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All the late publications of the
day can be had at Awards Bookstore.

NoTIcE.-The Congregational Socia
Aid Society will meet at the residence of James
Sullivan, on Tuesday evening next, September Sd
1861. All are cordially invited to attend
MAGGIE B. ScoTT, Secy.
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NoTICE.-The Ladies Society of the
residence of John Hawsk, on Friday evening,
August sOth, 1861. All are invited to attend.
Mas. C. NJ. BEcKwITH, Sec'y.
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r.

w Capt. Denison's company of
cavalry, which left this village on Thursday night,
were mustered into the United States service on
Friday. All but five were accepted. We shall
publish the muster roll as soon as we receive it.
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Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Plasters
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