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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-02-28

New York SPRING ELECTIONS
The returns from the New York town
meetings are highly favorable to the
Republicans. In Broome, Chautauqua,
Cortland, Delaware, Franklin, Fulton,
Jefferson, Onandaga, Montgomery,
Schuyler, St. Lawrence, Steuben and
Tioga, there are III Republican super
visors to IS opposition. The results
for four years show steady gain fol
the Republican cause, the number OF
Republican supervisors being as fol
lows: in ls5e.l4l; 1859, LAG I; 1860
l67; 1861. Ill.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-02-28

STOPPING THE MAILs.-The New
Orleans Picaya1ae is fearfully exercised
from an impression that the mail service
will be suspended. 1t wants the fed.
eral government to give Louisiana UNI
limited credit, not only for performing
the mail service, but for numerous bull.
dings and property, which have been
paid for by about two-thirds or more
of the people. - a
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-02-28

The Supreme Court hold that the
United States is bound to pay the six
millions of bonds fraudulently issued
by Floyd. This is one of the install
ments required from the people in
payment for the blessings this Demo
cratic Administrations has conferred
upon them! Floyd beats Davis a hun
dred to one in "Southern steal"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-02-28
w What then Shall we fight

az What then; shall we fight 2
Shall we make war on the seeding
States? We answer the government
must be administered peacefully where
it can, forcibly when it must. If OBJ
structions be- placed in the way, they
mast be removed. A government
which will not do this is false to its
most sacred obligations. A govern
ment which cannot is contemplate.
= - - .eaas ST. ~ @. E. d.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-02-28

e@ The latestreports from Missou ..
ri indicate that the vote of the people,
for delegates to State convention has
completely routed = the seeessionist
party, horse, foot and all the artillery.
1t is said there will not be over ten
secessionists elected. The majority in
St Louis against secessionists is four
thousand. d. r..s --f5
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-02-28

W Old Fort Kearney in Nebraska.
which had not been occupied, had .
Palmetto flag. raised upon it by party
OF secessionists, when it was imme-
diately seized by the people in the vicin-
ity, and the flag torn down, and thu
stars and stripes raised in its place.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-02-28
Something to DO.

Some days ago, a British captain OF
a vessel unloading in the port of ySa.
vannah, Georgia, was outrageously as.
saulted and treated to a coat of tar
and feathers, by some of the elite OF
that city. The reason of the outrage
is said to be that the Captain of the
vessel treated free negro with the
respect and attention due to man,
when the cry of abolition" was
raised, and the heather of the chief
city in Georgia, were ready for the
brutal fray. They visited the vessel
in the night, taking the captain from
his bed, and inflicted upon him the
outrages mentioned above. The Brit
ish Consul has offered a reward of one
thousand dollars for any information
that will lead to the detection of the
rufians. In the meantime, we presume
the Government at Washington has
been notified of the outrage, and will
be held responsible, as. it really is.
This is a pretty "kettle of fish," Sc
cession may, perhaps, learn . lesson
from Great Britain which will have a
tendency to curb the ambitious designs
of the Southern Slaveholding, Man
Stealing Confederacy, if left to defend
itself alone. Eeaa) sd3 b .aa.9 9sF
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-02-28

SALUTE FROM Fort SUMTER ON THE
22D.-The Charleston Mercury says
that salute of "a guns was fred at
Fort Sumter on the 22d, Washington's
Birth Day.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-02-28

az John Mckinney, late State
Treasurer, has obtained bail, and re-
turned to bis home in Van Buren,
county.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-02-28

MUCH as OOuI1 OdrOllDd. OVeT con-
siderable portion of the slave code has
been made by Government created
by the Congress of the United States,
and is enforced, so that according to
the claims of those who insist upon
their right in the Territory of Inc Uni
ted States Tor slavery, the whole of
this one million, sixty-three thousand
miles is slave Territory. How many
slaves are there in it? How many
have been brought into it during those
twelve years in which it has not only
been relinquished to slavery, but in
which the Court and Legislature, and
the Administration have maintained,
protected, defended, and guaranteed
slavery there? ~, q. 81 =. -.
Twenty-four thousand slaves-one
slave for every forty-four thousand
square milestone slave for every one
of the twenty-fourl States, which is
suppose them each to be of the d.
mansions of New York, or Pennsylya-
MIA, or Indiana-to cover that portion
of the area of our Republic. See, /
have followed this thing in good faith,
with zeal and energy, but ! confess
that / have no. fears of slavery now,
when in the peculiar condition of things
which has existed, slavery has succeed
ed in planting only one slave in every
forty-foar thousand square miles of ter
ritery. This, then, has ceased to be a
practical question. In lieu oft comes
up great and vital and fearful ques-
ton of the Union-the question of
country or no country-the question of
'hope--the question of greatness, or the
question forever under the contempt of
mankind.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

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i'aiers b. Wafei.e- having - ushi ard sold Amen
cal Watches ~ u'ifabs ofyear. past. ana havins
cealf ia ali kinds "a foreieh Natches fsr rsucl
Longer psf4oi q un's. 80 - r,str that they have
never dealt "a Wa.eAes which. a. elass, Or 40 lud.
sldaai Instance. have hcsn more satisfactory -
them-sivs- az customers. whether Ia respett a.
durability. e~-ass q h,d-h. rs.tesnasicay corres
properties, socasase compensation sud adlu.,sas..
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scented viii BE- recognized - tho>e acquainted via
che Trade as heng IN ihe highest degree fetec,s,.
and infueaiial AZ Their esiablislrneni. H.,
b found the gsnuins Nsices u tse CssspAnr'. M.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23
Written for the Richmond Dispatch.
THE IRISH BATTALION.

When old Virgins took The field,
And wan.ei men 10 rally on,-- t..t
To be al epce her sword and shield,
She 70 r med her First Battalion.
Although her sons were volunteers,
And brave rs ever kore brand,
The good old lady had her fears
That they might prove bur weak Of hand.
sa. therefore wisely css. about
For men OF ,netsle and Of mould
With nerve Of steel and muscle stout,
Like these that lived IN days OF old.
She wanted man o. puck and might
OF Aery h Art and horny hand,->
To wiela the pick a: we'll as hsAt;
Or hu,id breastwo.k out Of sand.
Or should she march to- meet the foe,
Tha, threatened on her Weste. L border,
STE wanted willing man 10 SO,
When told to put her roads ia order.
Or should TIE volunteers retrsst.
vii bag gage hat might make them iA-ry,
'Twousd b!uat the e3ga OF their defeat
To bear hard aad help them carry.
OR abouid some die OF fell disease
TIE surgeon having failed 10 save
Sure men VIVA work with 30 much ease
Woald volunteer 10 dig grave
For these. and reasons quit. ss sound,
When old Virginia went TO war,
She cirsunspectiy viewed the ground
Ana pumped tbs middle man from iswi
In ether words, 10 change ,he figure,
VIII n she stood up aud took her EiAe.
And put her iieger on the trigger.
She mean. TO work. a2d not 10 trifs.
Ard standing thus. We: wanting thsn
Some regulars 10 rally on.
She took three hundred lri hNen
And formed her Fi-st Battalion
Md when the storm OF hattie sweeps
Where ferces. foemen sally en-,
There, hsed a. work. or piled in heaps
shs II hod her bold aatislion.
Middle MoaRiaia Sept 2sth, 1851.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.-Pursuant to
~ an ordinance passed lIth January, 1855,
l will attend at the Collectors Office, in the
City Rall, from the 18th to the 3lst OF Decem =
Der, inclusive, to receive the remaining half
OF taxes from such persons as are entitled to
deduction OF 10 Per cent. by having pre-
viously paid the first half in June last, ia &C.
cordance with said ordinance.
JULIUS A. HOBSON, T.. q. r.
N. Bit will be seen from the above that
the Collector isreQuired to attend at the office
from the 10Th to the Slst Of the month to re-.
ceive taxes remaining due from June last
Before the January term OF the Hastings
Court he is required by ordinance to advertise
delinquent real estate to be sold for non pay
ment OF taxes. Persons who have not done
so, will see the necessity OF calling and pay.
ing these taxes, AZ 1t will be impossible for
tho Collector 10 call on Thorn before he adver.
tises. J. "A. H., Our.
no S0-lm
NARBON HILL COKE.-I.i is not possible
~ that we can supply for some time to come, the
demand for Coke for all the purposes to which 1t 10
sought to be applied Beyond the hospitals and
other benevolent institutions. II cannot be spared
Tor furnaces or heating purposes. Ii niH sreyy
blsAel be iadispensnbty Yeqsirsi for cooking. For
this purpose We expect &c be able 10 furnish the
families Of those who are In actual service In distant
camps with . reasonable supply. After them III
regular customers for past seasons, UAo Aocs posd
for pAat tAey kass o!rsady sonsunsd Tho balance
Of weekly product will ho sold to other sppli.
caats Ia the order in which 10 is applied for and
delivered In the order In which Il Ii sald-subjsct
always TO the precedence of the three classes named
above. ciaAost regard to dass Of ordvs. We do not
expect to be able 10 spare more than ono load per
month 10 any private hmily.
No order viii b. recognised that q pot accompa-
Mad with ths caah. JNO. J. WvRTH.
nod Ia ss Aeant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23

AARDWARE.l IRON &c. ..
:, :, -
II SCREWS. TACKs. 10.
$50 sets BENT RIMS,
5000 gross SUR avs. assted In. to in.
5000 papers Gut Tacks,
1000 do. Finishing Nails,
IL dozen Hand Saws, .
100 do. Augers and Chisels,
90 do. Anger Bits,
20 do. Hammers,
IL do. Hatchets,
do. Foot Adzes,
100 gross Spoons,
% dozen Coffee Mills,
IL Paint Mills,
25 dozen Sash Cord,
70 do. Drawing Knives,
100 Bench Planes,
100 Hollow Aurers,
Braces and Bits; Screw Drivers: 0imlets;
Horse Rasps, Files, dc; Building Hardware,
and housekeeping Goods; Pocket and Table
cutlery. Razors, Scissors, &c Carriage and
Wagon Materials of all kinds. For sale low
by WILLIAMS e ELLIOTT,
Wholesale and retail dealers in
Hardware, Coach Materials, &c.
de 2o-6t No. 81 Main street
ITO WAGON AND
$50 SETS BENT RIMS,
Assorted II to q inch.
Just received and for sale by
WILLIAMS Il ELLIOTT,
UtHISIS III daEQWaTe ana COEcn NatPriaIS,
81 Main street.
BE-Orders will receive prompt attention.
Gle 20-6t
BrAILROAD IRON.
We have for sale about 500 feet of
T RAIL,
Weighing Ia to 90 feet
TO tie ineal yard.
GILLIAN & DUND0P,
de Got Petersburg. Va.
CWEDES lkON-
- Assorted sizes,
From II to IL inch
For sale by
GILLIAN e. DUNLOP,
de 20-6t Petersburg. Va.
MAST STEEL
" Octsgon, square, and lat sizes,
GILLIAN Il DUNLOP,
de so St Petersburg. Va
MACHINE STEEL
M iucA, !. and Il round,
GILLIAN e. DUNLOP.
de Cot Petersburg. Va.
NAIL RODS,
For S''s by GILLIAN Il DUNLOP,
1874 Sycamore street.
de ao-6t Petersburg, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23

DICHOND POTTERIES, foot OF Main st.
III. Rockets, and corner of Cary and l2th streets,
RICHMOND, VA,
KEESEE 4 PARR, PRePRIEToRs.
The subscribers respectfully inform the mer.
chants Of VII ginia, North Carol ma, and Tennessee
that they are manufacturing the best quality OF
STONEWARE, which they offer for sale at the
very lowest prices for cash.
~ All Ware sold by us will be delivered In any
part of the city free Of charge.
THOS. W. EEESEE,
de DAVID PARR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23

REMOVAL OF SCHAAP'S BAZAAR TO
EOS BROAD STREET,
Next door TO Hirsh's Trimming Store.
Having dissolved partnership with julius Meyer,
removed all my Goods from the old stand to the
New Building, expressly arranged for my ira 10,
and invite the attention of the public to my COM
pietaly assorted stock of HOUSE-FUKNISHISd
GOODS such as China and Qlassw are, of every
description; TesTrays, plated, Alfata, Bri-
tannia. and Japanped Goods; Cutlery; Wooden
and Willow Ware; Bird Cages, &c. NY stock OF
FANCY GOODS
considerably raplenished In the last few days by
consgnments from Southern cities, embraces thou
sands OF articles needed by the suffer for the army
by the farmer, by the houslkeepsr, in short by
erybody. And last and best my friends and the
kind public in general will find il useful to their
purse agreeable TO their taste to take lock at
OUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
such as Doll Babies, from enormous large ones to
tiny little bit OF ones; Hobbies; SIeighs; China
Toys Fancy Baskets; Writing Desks Work Boxes;
China Ornaments; Fire Works DC. l conclude by
inviting all to SCHAAPS BAZAAR
205 Broad, bat. 4th and 5th sta.
The trade supplied at very low ngures.
de- l1-l9tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23

VT,oBA coo AND OI0AsK

----~~~--~~-~---
tn b a coo An u Oh q AIRS.
The subscr,bers beg leave to inform Suffers and
other Gssis r., that bat they have taken the
A''' A N ON BROAD STREET,
are opcnirg TIE LARGEST and BEST s'sLE0T-
TOBACCO AID CIGARS
Invite erreca attention 10 their rnr,valled supply
OF genuice
HAVANA CIGARS,
from medium 10 finest grades. These goods were
selected with great care, and really fine and de-
srahle.
Their stock comprises everything usually found
in q Firft Glass Tobsceo aud Cigar House.
Cigars Of various -sde-. hne Glowing Tobocco.
Smoking do Plain and Fancy Pipes Stems, Cigar
Holders and Cases. &c.
They invite An examination Of shcir stock feel
Ing nhdent that they can offer great inducements
to She trade.
AFOur Retail Department will be supplied at
all times, with goods of The huest character.
JAS. n. BURRESS & CO..
Broad street, above cor. 9th.
]. Fl. BURRKss.}
g. J. SUMNER dc 13-lm =
NfEERSCHAUM AND
M GENUINE BRIAR ROOT PIPES.
scbsura and BrIsr Root PIPES from New Orleans,
JAS. T.. BURRESS co,
de ls-1w lot Broad at. above cor. 9th.
~ EGAKo, UAEWIhG AND -
| We have Gu hand consigned from New Orleans, 4
| large lot ABSORBED stock OF SEaAXS. Also
perior aud low grades OF Lynchburg CHEWING
| and SMOKING TOBACCO. Some of the high
| est grades Of esch put up In the Southern Con-
f.derscy. JOHNSON, YOUNGER Il OTEY,
de l3-3w Is Pearl st.
rHEW ING AND
Ihsve on hand, st Factory, on It'll street.
RICHMOND, VA,
| TOBAC
| OF sill grades and styles,
| Is TO IS cents per pound,
Including SIS, les, halfpounds, pounds,
TWIST and other
FANCY STYLES
~ SMOKING TOBACCO;
| At from
| 6 to 20 cents per pound,
All Of which 10 offered FOR sale At moderate prices
| for cash.
RE- Promp. attention paid to all orders accom-.
| panied with cash.
| 0c l6-3mit) JAMES THOMAa JR.
| TNOBACCO. MISUNDERSTANDING and Chew
| / Ing Tobacco for sle.-We constantly re-
ceivins Chewing Tobacco Of various styles snd of
all grades from l2i cts to 80 cts. per pound Many
OF the brand, are In fancy packages, with bright
wrapper. and sweet, sun-cu-ed filler.
| Also for sale the 'Nickts Maccubbin and pride
| of Bethel Smoking Tobacco--n superior article,
| IN kafpound packages. Cal! snd examine.
| HILL & NORFLEET,
| no 2o-1n Near Columbian Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23
SERVANTS FOEs HIRE.
NERVANlS FOR HlRb.

~ ERVANlS FOR HIRE.
My own servants, IL the list below, desire 10
lire OF: :o- the mex. year, and 10 do 30 before
Christmas:
/ first class gentlenan's HOUSE SERVANT with
his mother, superior COOK, visa to hire
together, and VII consider no proposition TO
separate them.
! aihsr Arsi alta DINING -EOOX SERVANT
/ CARRIAGE DRIVER, careful and experienced.
. WAGON DRIVERS.
l SHOEMAKER.
4 LABURERS, strong and healthy.
For PARTICULAR, cau a; the Richmond House
after B o'clock 2. NJ, or 81 Virginia War Tax
Office between 9 A. NJ. ana 2 +. Nj, dAiiy.
de 16-ts HENRY T. GARRETT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-23
DIVIDENDS.


nIvIDEND NOTIUE.-Ths BOARD OF
DIRECTORS have declared semi-annual
Dividend ct 81 per cent. upon the Capital Stock of
this Company, pay able to the stockholders on and
after the 3lst inst.
The Transfer Books will be closed from the 23d
instant to he lst Of January, 1862
N. w. WARRINGTON.
Treasurer.
R. e. P. R. CO., Dec. Ia, le5l-tJ1
RlUH'D 4 DANVILLE r. K. CO,
DECEMBER 10, 1861.
NOTICE.--At q meeting of the Beard of Di-
IN rectors held this day, q dividend of Three per
cent was declared, pay sble on the list day OF Jan.
uary, 1862. Tho Transfer Books will be closed
from the 18th instant TO the lst day of January,
1862
THOMAS w. BRoOKENBR0UaH.
de lin Auditor.
COUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD -
~ stock holders In the late soldout Company,
residing thin the State of Virginia TO whom
circulars have bsea addressed by the new and ex
isting Company, are hereby Quilted that Messrs.
X II. GAURY CO.. Bankers, Richmond
Va, are authorized to arrange with such of them
a. are disposed to accept the proposition made
they having my receipts for ftoek 10 the new
Company according to the tsrms of the proposi.
tion, to DO delivered to such Of the old Stockhold
Old Stock should be surrendered upon delivery
holder.
TIE proposition made is liable 70 be withdrawn
at any time
II. s. FULKERSON, Agent,
81 Common street
New Orleans. Dec /. 1861. de l6-law4w
HOT SPRINGS, HOT SPRING COUNTY,
III ARKANSAa-The Hotel at Hot SPRING.
Arkansas, has been considerably improved, and
will accommodate six hundred visitors at aoy time
throughout tbs year. These unsurpassed wonders
Of tho world, Hot SPRING. win bs found q sffec-
saal In winter ~ In summer, and viii positively
cure Rheumatism, Contracted Joints, Neuralgia,
Lumbaso, Paralysis. 0ous, St. Vitus' Dance. I'm
potency nom Disease, Venereal Disease, MsrcnriL
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forms Of Skin -Disesas. The suferss from expo
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RH DR.. w. A. DARLINGTON,
OFFICE 1917 MAIN sTryrr
nrrxo ao.-.., hchaoHD, VA,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ID Fl A De TY,
N. II A i K d r.
Having removed 10 Pearl street, will be glad TO
see bis old Gu 'tomers aud tho public generally.
Work of all kiads dcne al the shortest notice,
cheap fov cash.
SECOND HAND CLOTHING, Of all de-
| scriptioos. bought. Any person having such will
please give me call.
Il. HARDESTY Agent
Pearl st., next 10 Samurl Hastings.
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Ny ANT ED-A geltesl
wv RESIDENCE,
in a respectable neighborhood. One with
from four TO six rooms preferred, within
short distance from the business part of the
city. Apply to T.. b. COOK,
&c 20-4t No. 10 Main street.
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DANA w Y.-ONE HUNDRED Dol.
IL LARS REWARD.--Ranaway, October
ID JOE dark muiatso; % years old; six feet high,
weighs lo0 pounds; well built and very Hks!y;
bushy head of hair, and heavy beard; can read aud
write, but writas badly; came from Hardy county,
Va may have free papers will give ths sboys
reward for bis confinement in jail, 30 g-t him.
jAMES !. C0THRAN
no Gins Eoxnnro II. C,
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NOTICE b hsreby given. that nAali aT ply
IN to the sayiaes Inssitaiion of DieAncsah
t0s the renewal o. CERTIFICATE NA 3,30A q
tAat tnsatntlon. ~ ONu HUMn0MD D0IkA0e,
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