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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-02-14
UNCLAIMED
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NOTICES hereby given, that the following un-
the Freight House in Dowagiac, on the 9th day
of April, 1861, unless called for and taken away
previously:
l Threshing Machine, marked N. B. Farnsworth,
Dowagiac, charges s32, 80. q. ...s 81. tfs
l Box, marked, j. NJ. McKeeby, Yandalia
charges So, SO.
Box, marked E. A. Chaplin, POkagon, charges
$l,67. 40
Water Drawer, marked j. Cribbs, Dowagiac
charges 50 so.
3 Boxes Saleratus, marked G. c. Jones Co.,
Dowagiac, charges S2,7S.
Grain Cradle, marked, F. Mormony, Dowagiac,
charges 1915. .FF...
Box, marked W. Nicholson, Dowagiac, charges
$1,O3.h hid--t.f
Boxes, marked, James Fl. Marvin, Coloma,
charges 81 5.
Boxes, marked r. Heatan, Dowagiac, charges
$l1,5 sc.
ELIAS PARDEE, Freight A gent
DOwagiac, January Sd, 1861. jams std
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-02-14
DRAFTS

4 ~ England, ireland, France, and all parts of
" Germany for sale by ~
u. B. DENMAN, Banker,
'-ou DO Dowagiac, Mich
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-02-14
THOUsANDS OF GASES.

! 1t not only relieves the child from pain but in
vigorates the stomach and bowels, correct acidty,
and gives tone and energy to the whole system. 1t
will almost instantly relieve fifss boz
GRIPPING IN THE DO WELS, AND WIND
- COLO, luift ~ PSI 49,
and overcome commissions, which if not speedily
end in death. We believe it the BEST
AND SUREST REMEDY IN THE WORLD. in all
cases of DYSENTERY AND DIARRHGA In
CHILDREN, whether it arises from fsething, or
any other cause. We would say to every Mother
who has child suffering from any of the foregoing
DO NOT LET YOUR PREJUDICES,
NOR THE PREJUDICES OF OTHERS, stand be-
tween you and your suffering Child and the relief
that will be SURE-yes. ABSOLUTELY SURE
to follow the of this Medicine, if timely used.
Full directions for using will accompany each bot
tie. None genuine unless the facsimile of CUR
It's Il PERKINS, New York, is on the outside
wrapper. Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office, 43 Cedar Street, N. Y.
PRICE, ONLY rs CENTS PER BOTTLE.
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-02-14
JOHN MCLEAN,

: c.. SHANAHAN, Attorney. q II
Dated, February 6, 1861 feb1443w13
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-02-14
Relief And Health To Your flnfan

w nave put up aflu SOIu tIS III ~. =,
wears, and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND
TRUTH of it, what we hayeneyer been able to say
of any other medicine--NEv YER HAS III fAiLED
when timely used. Never did we know an instance
of dissatisfaction by any one who used it. On the
contrary, all are delighted with its operations and
speak in terms of commentator of its magical eff
fects and medical virtues. We. speak In this mat
perience AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATlON. FOR
THE 'FULFILMENT OF WHAT WE HERE DE-
CLARE. In almost every instance where the in
FAINT is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the
syrupis adulterated. ~ f..s-s-s-e,f 1900 i.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription OF
one of the most EXPERIENCKD and SKILLFUL
NURSES in New England. and has been used with
NEXER-EA FAILING SUCCESS IN
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-02-14
MOTHERS. READ THIS.

Ed. sheboygan Nieuwsbode, sheboygan, Wi
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w READ THE EVIDENCE. 81

n. B. CRAWFORD, sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-31

MUST HELP UNCLE SAM FIRsr.-A farmer
III W lsconsln had son who joued the Eigb,h
regiment of that State without his fathers con.
sent. Several letters were written bv the faith.
er to the son while the regiment were in onar.
tcrs at Camp Randall, for the purpose Of ner-
suading him to return. At last he wrote him
tnat ne must cone; that he had large amount
OF 'hreshlng to do; that he could not afford to
nlre heip II 1t were to be had, which was hard.
~ possible, owing to the number of enlistments.
ana 'nat he must return home and help him,
even II enlisted again atterward. The young
man re lied:
Dear Fatber:-l cant 60 home at present.
/ should be very glad to help you, but Uncle
oa'h mas got mighty sight bigger job Of fthresh-
ing on hand than you have, and Pm bound to
see hum out OF the woods first"
very curious calculation has reccatly been
made relative to the Union troops on the banks
OF the Potomac. Taking as a basis the regular
allowance OF room that is required for a soldier
TO stand upright, and with his musket a,
"shouldeT arms" and placing them in close
single file. 1t would require the whole road.
way from Jersey City to the capital to form the
line. If the same trsops had to be reviewed
II would tGke railway train, going al the rat,
OF sixteen miles an hour, over fourteen hours t
pass along the line Of soldiers.
A LARGE SrocK OF LIQuoRs.-phiIajelphi
New York and Boston liquor merchants hav,
shlpped immense quantities here during tn,
past few days. They would meet with a ra pit
sale II they were not very rghteousy prohlbi
ted IN the army on the other side of the Poto
mac. The Southern liquor trade being entire
~ cut OF, immense qualities Of The stuff ha VI
accumulated IN the Northern cities. Bu
thanks TO Gen. Mcclellan, there is no marke
for II in Washington.
The latest accounts from Missouri report tho
Gen. Price was still retreatlng, having lei
Cedar county for Greenfield, Dade county
Gen. SIegeIsi advance guard was at R1lIver
on route TO cnt off Prices retreat. A detacl
ment OF U. 5. cavalry, on Tuesday night, brok
up rebel camp at Buffalo MIll killing II mel
wourdlng latge number and taking 80 me
prisoners, as we'll aG q number of horses an
% wagons.
Governor Curtin states officially that Penn
sylVanla has now in the field 10000 volunteer
OF whom 10000 are in the army ofthe Potr
mac, 5000 are in Kentucky, and 10000
camp IN Yariols parts of the State wai,in
orderG.
THANKsGIvING DAY.-The Governors
Penn sylvania, New York and New Hampshir
have designated Thursday, the 25th ofNoveu
Der, as lhanksg wing day.
Twenty sergeants have been promoted to /
hrst heutenanis for mer,lnrlous services.
Among them s one who served under Ge
j Lyon in all his battles.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-31
VI | SCELLAN NEOUS.
Lies of the Rebel Bulletins.

IHR NEW ORLEANS AND SANTA ROSA AFFAIR.
Two ofthe big stories recently told by the
rebels. are effec.ually disposed of BY ac,hentic
reports which we publish this mornng-one is
the naval engagement at the mouth of the
mississippi, aud the other is the fight on the
santa Rosa lslaRd. These reports are received
through the arrival at this port ofthe United
States steamer Mcclellan, which was at the
mouth of the Mississippi on the l4th, aud Fort
Fickens on the 18th, inst. The National fleet
attacked by Hollins, consisted of six steamers
Hollin's fleet consisted of six gunboals, the
batteFing-ram Manassas, and a large number
of ire ships, which filled the river from shore
70 shore. These latter craft. it will be recol-
lected. are not MENTIONED in the rebel reports.
The ram Manassas drifted against the Rich
moRd. knocking hole in her quarter and stern,
out doing her no damage of consequence. This
ls all the sinking there was done. The squad.
ron got under way, and drifted down the river
TO avoid the tire.ships, and while doing so, some
pi the vessels got aground These vessels
were attacked by the rebels, but without dam
age N any respect, and they were beaten off BY
tue ptncennes, with two guns. No one IN the
squadron was killed OF wounded, and the yes
sells were subsequently, got off safely And
this Is the amount of Holiin's vaunted naval
'Nso'J' "hiCu tutuS OUT SIMPLY 10 nave Dcen
failure OF an attempt 10 destroy the National
uset by means of Ere. ships.
The fight at Santa Rosa Island appeers to
have been a cory one for the rebels. Their
attack was made about 81 o'clock on the morn.
ing Of the 9th inst, with force of fifteen hun
dFed men, conveyed from the Navy-yard in
three large steamers. They advanced upon
the Zousve camp in three columns. hoping ,o
effect surprise; but in this they were disa p
pointed. for the picket guard, SIX hundre
yards from the camp. discovered nd fired upor
them. This alsrmed the camp, and doubles
saved the regiment, as the attack was made
Immediately stterward, with such effect thai
the Zoaaves were forced TO retire, when the
camp Wss set on FIRE. Reinforcements wer,
new sent out from Fort Pckens, and the tidC
ot battle turned-the rebels being driven with
terrible slaughter on towards their boats. and
Shence to their steamers, during which time
they suffered CALLING fire FROM the shore. Tn,
Eouaves lost ten killed, sixteen wounded ant
nine prisoners; the loss of the regulars from
the fort was four killed, twenty wounded AM
zen prisoners. The rebel loss is estimated
big as four hundred aud ten killed, woundc,
and missing. BY their own statement 1t va
ihree hundred and fifty, Thitly-fve of then
we're taken prisoners, among them three Off
GERS The report OF their capture of Majo
VUdges 10 confirmed.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-31
Important, IL True

For upwards Of three years past. | have bron enpa
ged ln huAhess which has welded me at the raIe u(
T3DOO Der annum, hut being desrOns Of going 10 En-,
rope m the C"uTAe OF few months fT the purDOse ni
there Introducing the business, Rm willing TO teach
~ To any Ona who Will send me 81. The bushes, ~
no humDug, but OF hIghly useful and general char
areI adapted 10 the Of bOih cities and yiIIogos
and one that any person of ordinary capacity vonno
or Old. male ar ieInae can acquire with few hours
practIce and by which they eau secure IA very hand
s0me income. SsveTal young ladies who have re
ncIved INSTRUCTIONS lrOm both Ia New York Rt,to
aud PennsylVania, are earning upwards oil $50 nsr
week by IT, and there reason why anV one elso
cannot DO the same. Invalids even can do well h,
II. as It IL M peddling affair. but busi CTS tha y
perfectly respectable. Gentlemen aud ladies of fI.i
sure. who would like TO learn the hus,nes. r., ,Lo
own amusement or pleasure will find The uract,ce ~,
u pleasant pastme, ard one they will take y,ao,
interest III ~. On receipt Of 81 will send n,HntI
INSTRUCTIONS ny Which any person can readily
the art, and these instructions will also cOn,Sin s
particular fsalye 20 carrying il on so thai II VIII ~
highly profitable The purchaser ofthe ..prlnied in.
strnctlons VIII be authorized 10 teach il 10 o,ber"
and have sometimes received as high M sIno G,,,
eaciingil pereOnaliy TO sinRe indvdueI TSoJ ~
state further that $e so or So will buy eyerv ,h",
is necessary 10 commence the business win a, -
arei be got almost any where In rit a. & ,,'
lry or If prelerredsl can furnish them AdJss.s
! ALYoRD T. PARSONS
~'m NJ 20 Libeii5 81, New York
Smyrna times., 1861-10-31
MARRTED,

On the 9Th inst, at the residence Of the
brides father, by the Rev. w. NJ Warner
MI job w. Bu'Iefworlh, Of FELTON,, Della ware
and Miss Roxanna Carer, of Caroline county
Md.
In Philadelphia, Oct. 23J, at the residence
OF The brides aunt, N. 7th ST., Henry e. CLARK
OF Delaware Guy, 10 Elma, youngest daughter
OF " lillian Bowman
On the l5ih Of September, at the American
Consulate, IN TunIs. North Africa. by the Rev
william Fenner, OF the English Mission, Mr.
Alfred Chapcle, of France, 10 Miss SaIie E.
Il Houston, daughter Of K. A. Houston, Esq
OF Lewes, Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-31
Land /! Land! Land!

f%z No. Isa Farm Of 200 Acres. on the Ievels
EIim ApPoqulnmink Hundred, New Castle co.; 10
g1c iIL high stale at cultivation; buildings GOOD
----' well ventilated, DC.
No. Is farm Of 200 Acres. adjoining the first men.
toned, also III high state of cultivation; building
good. Apple and Peach Orchard on each farm
These farms ARE very elighy situated near the di.
rect line Of travel to lphia within short dis
lance Of the thriving town of Mddletown OF & of the
best grain markets IN the State They possess all the
all dvsHiages that be found for country residence
apps EDWARD WILSON
Smyrna times., 1861-10-31

The allowance of clslhing to our soldiers is
muGh greater than TO soldiers 20 European or.
mies Our troops get one unifurm coat nd Two
'ek cos's year, and pair Of r:owsess every
hVe months In The French army the allow
ance Tor threa years is only one tunic and three
pairs OF trowsers' while a she'll jacket is given
svery two years. In the Sandman aud Belgian
IA mics the great coat is expected to last eight
JIats Bat the great durability of the clothing
.et EsFopean armies Is easily accounted for when
W" cops'der the care thut s taken to insure
good materials. Every yard OF cloth is sub-
] cited 10 serg minute and distinct e xamina ions
ny be erds of officers. assisted by experts who
lwf'gh 4, shFi1k il. and examine il inch by inch
.agaInst strong light. They so apply chem
lcal tests to .deaect tbs quality Of The dye, aud
Sahe manofaciories are az ell times open 10 in.
spsc'oFs. who watch the fabrication at everJ
sstagc. s7fat as4 efa4 A..
Smyrna times., 1861-10-31

Tbs MISSISSIPPI FLoTILLA.-Governmsn ia
building at ST. Lons feet Of what may well
be called floating batteries The are of solid
timber twelve inches square, and lying in three
tiers Of this timber. FhIs is strongly boited
together, and forms the hull of the vessel.
Wells are cut through the two upper tiers
about four aud a half feet square, a nd llned
with zinc TO keep out the water. These wells
serve for magazines or places for keeping the
ammunition. There are four OF these IN each
hoat. This solid platform is G0x2l feet. being
longer in the middle that at the ends, each eud
being l." sharp"ned" The whole is Corered
with thick plank.
Entirely arsuud the outside of the flo.t is a
parspet or bulwsrk Of iron three .elghts Of ar
inch in thickness and 81 teet in height This
is inclined inward so as to give gIuucing d.
Tsetlop TO any shot that may strike it.
The armament of these floats is 10 consist OF
slx 64 pound mOrtars, three upon a side. and 20
arranged as to deliver their charges over lhs
iron parapet which surrounds them, and which
protects those vino serve them.
There are IhIriy six Of these mons rous bat
te les 10 Oe built, twenty six Of which arc
nearly ready for use. aud the remainder are or-
quo. There Ia TO machinery on boa rd Of then.
tor ioROmation, 5nt it is intended to tow them
by means of the gHn,boats
These are part Uf the fleet that is des' in ed
to play an impnrtant part IN the Western wa
tsrs 10 this war, and to open the Mlssissppi t.
she navigation Oi the Northwest
Smyrna times., 1861-10-31
SSna. Es. Collins,
MercbOsat XGilOr.

The undersigned sill continues the Merchant
Tailoring business in the
TOWN OF SMYRNA,
and takes this method Of informing the citizens oGsaid
town and the surrounding country. that he Is prepar.
ed 10 furnish the MATERIAL and make to order all
kinds ot Garments for GenIlcmen's wear.
- pt. i2, 81 -3m WB COLLINS
Smyrna times., 1861-10-31
Ayers Cherry pectcraI,

F1E TIE EtP.D tUHE UF
COu=hs, C0idq. Influenza. UrarsCno>4,
Group, Bronchitis, incipicmt cr>um2-
tiOn, and for tho rchci oil [On.MI~p;I,o
Patients in advanced stages Vt IAe
disease.
SO wide is the field Of lis uscftneas aad ~ nm
merous are the eases Of its cures, that Als-sAi
every section Of country Al ound' in ns!~s=I psh
hcly h own. who have teen restored fotn Aia'HiSE
and even desperate diseases Of the Lungs :, iiG
use. VI hrn once tried. its superiority over s'''y
other medicine oi its h!nd isi'O apparent t" -''Ise
uAtoryauon. and where lis virtues are k5own, t.s
public no longer hesitate What ant;6otc 10 tnfSV
for the distressing and dunCcrou. afiestunE VI sE
pulmonary organs that are inCilrrt 10 'i::.Ats
While many inferior remedies thrust urUr The
community havO failed and been dSeA "ra. ass
has gained friends ly every trial conferred I'-'Au
on the afflicted they never forget. ans pre-
duccd cures too numerous ard too remarkable to
ba fJrYOttOu.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-31
ST. LOUIS HOTEL,
Chestnut street, above Third,

In the immediate neghbUrhOOd Of the Johhirr
Houses on Market. Third and Chestnut sIresIs ,Ls
Banks Post Office. Merchants Exchange, DC 90
BOARD PER DAY. sI.50
Accommodation when required on the EUROPEAN
L. hooms irom % cents and upwards, per day,
the Hotel. Price according to the bills of Fare
@5-Fhe City Cars h'ks Passengers FROM nnv Station
To or CLOSE TO the Hotel
N25 lY
Smyrna times., 1861-10-31
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containing crrli;ira:t, t!i,ir ,ul.s ri
for thor use IN the fo'.nv u. compi'i,.:N t-1..-
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OF its f.Iil lions.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-31

dn the s.Gauri 10 Philadelphia, Friday.
she trial of Wio smilh. the privaieersman. for
Fir.ey was, concluded, and the jurs eenviai.
ed hilp -
Smyrna times., 1861-10-31
NEW NATIONAL LOAN.
SeyeR aud ThreeTens Treasury Notes SOW
ready for delivery at the office of JAY
COOKE & CO. .,Bankcrs,No.
8. THIRD street,
Phllndelnllln

I'M
ia 3. THIRD street,
PhlIadel pOIa.
Pursuant to instructions from the Secretary OF the
Treasury, the Snl~cnpl"n Book TO the NEW Ma
llONAL LOAN, ol Treasury Notes, hearing ln'e erset
nj iAe rate Ol seven aud threetrihs per CEN per an
nCm, 4" III remain open al my Office.
No. ia :. THIRD STREET,
until fu:ter ao,ce from a. III ..ll ) p m and Oh
Mondays nIl p. IN.
These notes nj br OF Ire tien0 nination nf Fifty
Dollars One Hundred Iloars. Five Hundred Do. lars
One I hnu sand Dollars and FIVE 1haGsamd Dollars
and are al daled - h Ui August lS6I, payable ~
e"G, IN lErce yeaT- or convertible lau a twenty
t"aFS siI per CenI lOII at the uatIon IL the no der
tarh TPaSEry Mute has interest coupons attached
whirh tan be "Yt oil AMI collected gold nj The AlInj
every >iV months. III se of one Coni per Lav
on -, Ii fty doiIass
PhyE.tHis Ot subscriptions NAV b" made q, iiOd OF
Checks, or N"lcs ~ any p the Pmlade lpha Banks
Parhes at distance remit bv lher friends
Trough the mail. or By express. or through Banks
and the Treasury Nees will he irHnledlately deliver.
ed, or sent 10 earh subscriber, Ihey nay stveray
direct.
Parties rerliltIDg aGni the interest fro 9Th
August, the d'te vi all the poles 10 day the remit
lance rearheS Phiadrpha al The Of une rent pc
day on each fifty dollars.
Apply 10 Ui address
JAY COOKE. SUBJ crIption Agent
Care Ut Jaw Cooke x Co HaukeTS
No. ia South Third Street PhllQ 4eIpnIa
OctlQ4r
Smyrna times., 1861-10-31
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G. AVER & co.

LOWELL. MASS.
J. P. Hofecker, Smyrna d. F. Burton. Do
yer; NJ. NJ. Stevenson, FELTON,; w F Knew
les. FFederica; Thomas Simpson. Camden 4.
F. Hammersley, Milford. Z. BrInghurst l. Co,
Whining ton, and Dealers everywhere.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-31
E2Irsn Grove Seminary

Notice Is given that MI Sanders will open Clas-
seal Sohoul at Elm Grove instead of al SMYRNA, az
rsI proposed. For further Information, see circular
Term 10 commence on the 23d Of Sept.
sepl2 RIFI 5 SANDERS
Smyrna times., 1861-10-31
A C. A r ID.

lake tins melhOd Of rlorming nv friends and Ihe
public generally that owing To the unsettled state Of
the country AT this time find that necessity cOmpes
me 10 change my way in doing business. ns they sell
IN fhII8delphia almost exclusively for cash; and, II
time gwen, II ~ very short, consequently, have
deieFmIned To Commence the CASH SYSTEM from
lAIshny. which will enable me 10 sell Goods of all
Kinds at very low prices-hOpng by strict attention To
business I" merit continuance Of ny Friends patron
aye. Come aud examine my stock. and will CON
vince you that will be 10 your interest O huy for
cash. JOHN H. BEWLEY
Smyrna, Sept. 18th, 'I6
Smyrna times., 1861-10-31
NOTICE

Is hereby given that will exchange Stamps
Of the new issue for tho old for six d.vs from,
aud afleT Thursday the l7th Of Oci. 1851
J. EMERSON. PM
Smyrna times., 1861-10-31

During our visit to Low ell we were shown
through the Laboratory OF our celebrated coun
tryman DR.. J. c. Aver. Scarcely cnud We
have believed without proof what is seen Ihere
Lsyend disputatiou.
They make barrel Of solid Pills, ahou,
$4,000 doses, and three barrels OF Cherry Pee
torsl, 10000 doses, per diem. To what an
IncOnceVable amount of human snffrring does
this point! 10000 doses day.! Fly mil.
lions OF doses per ye4r!!! What Gcres and
thousand OF acres OF $ 'ck beds does tbs spread
before the Imagination! And what sympa
thIes and woe! True, not all of this is taken
BY the very sick, but alas, much Of it IS
This Cherry Drop and this sugared Pill are to
be The companion of psin and anguish and Sink
ing soTTow-the inheritance our mother Eve
bequeathed TO the whole family Of man. Here
the iDfant darling has been touched too early
by the blight that wIthers half our race. H..
little lpngs are affected, and only watching and
waiting snail tell which way Its breath shall
turn. This red drop on It's la6le is The inlisman
on which ia liza shall hang. There the bios.
sun 1f the world Just bursting into won.anhood
- 81 leken also. atec,iOne most asslduous
carc ayals not, she Is sIIll fading away. The
wan messenger comes nearer and nearer every
week. This little medlcaWeBt sha II 20 the o,
their lsst. perha ps their only hcps. The strong
man has planted IN his vltals the same dIsea.e
This red drop by his side Is hel ping him wres
tie with the Inexorable enemy; The Wlie ot his
bosom and the cherubs OF he heart are waiting
~ sick sOrrOw and fear lest the rod on WHICH
they lean, IN this world. be broken.
y. Doctor Spare no skill. nor cost nor toll
to give the perisbng SICK the best that human
art can gIve.-GatUesiOn. Teras, hews.
Smyrna times., 1861-10-31
Notice 10 e.unllcrS.

All persons are hereby warned to trespass upon
the prcmIses Oi the Subscribers with Dog o. Gun Aur
person 50 offending will be dealt with according 10
Jaw. L. NJ BELL.
Mt. UNDERWOOD,
Oct 10. '6l-4t