davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-12
DENMoN- WIDoWs pRAwINa PEN
MACHLNERYs
TICKS ANTLFRICTIoN MACHINE,
~ FOR PySyGIIkg, sidE.AELNG,

tn. nosf BffiCifNT, BffiffiNS% 'EttsS, 'Ettts0SS,6SSSlcAL AND
fIietiSn & ali sut done away with nert 10 no oi
required In funnins them; and no repalrs are need
81 t2r ycaE the iarsest machine Fsquirs Lee. than
one inch In thckness with percsptibe effort, do
We refer 70 the largest and most successfni e.tab
r,hments In the country to learn the value Of the
sieh as CooPR 4 HEwErT, Trenton, N. j.; CoaII
srnAn Es9tsH Co, providsnoe, 4. Il J, d. q w. w.
sSfTn RoiIss NILS, bstroit, Mich; SoLirss MI AVE
EtGIolr, Collinsyille, Ct. and many oth r. in NeT
&c, C., many os whom, after usiaE them Tor two "
throe year say they would not be without thsm or
three or four tiiues their cot; and othars ~ a
sonparinon with other machines known TO b,-n,
oAt they pay for their cost In every mn1t-s ue.
All erden promptly attended, TO- andA liIi:brsaseAon
STEVENS BROTHER b Co.
aSuszN NEW YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-12
NEW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.

STEVENS, BROTHER a co,
222 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK,
MANUFACTURERS and DEALERS IN every descrtp-
Non OF STATIONARY and PORTABLE STEAM EN-
GINS and BallER5, wOoDWORTH'S PLANER5,
and all ether WOoD WoRKINd MNOnIsEs.
LATIIES, planners, DRlLL9.
LEATHER n RUBBER BELTINl,
BkBDIT and OTHER COMPOSITION METALS,
With all other articles needful In q Machine Shop,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS or
~, DICKS. Celebrated Ant. Friction
SHEARS, PUNCHES a PRESSES,
HABEIs, PATENT SITTING MACHLNEs,
EFFKEYS D0UBLE-ACTINd BALL vALvH
PORTABLE scALEss EEsfssd X sdsEAr VARIETY.
Lss 0'AS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-12

T EHlGH METALLIC PAINT-THE UN-
x<dergutd, agents for this invaluable paint are pre-
pared 10 supply the large css dealers at the lowest
manufacturer prices. They warrant the article 10 be
cent mets for preserving iron aud other metals aud
.sood and eahyassN has no equal, Brick buildings
Scy dIYf or many yearsAt about third the price
pure ssa-i "a worth ysAtly more for all suoh puf.
STEVENS, BROTHER 4 Co,
~ Pearl ST.. New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-12

AN INVENTION CALLED THE M0T0sC oPE
has been coupled with that Of tho stereoscops,
80 that motion is given 70 tho objects presented
w tus l-ttr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-12
NEW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.
~ STEVENS BROTHER 4 Co,

Every se.es4ption q stationSry and port.b,s se.m
anginas; engine aud Land Athss power and hand plan
FRS drills, eear cutting maehnes, bolt cutterr, morta
Ing and tenoning machines &e aso circular and up
right mills Of yarious kinds; grain mil In great
variety. AL for sals al tina very lowest prices 70 suit
Ane times Jas tfs2iT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-02-12
Eeps.a.OYsHl~T-Maie.

MINERS WANTED-ENPERIE IN
1'l Iron mining several drhts from lOa TO Boo
yard h cugth 70 lie let by coitect but txpe-
n need sod competent men ueei apply personally to
MM. liOil, ucar Fort Montgomery, orange Co,
HCr York. fsg 8'lJl
DARTNRR WANrED-AN ENTRRPRIS-
ing man, with some caritsl II onrage IN lcsiti.
rnat reps tabG and lucrative hdnuss IN the city ~
New York. FOR partcul ~, Nuttes tcncloslng 4 np
cd, addressed envelope ii. REGI % Hudson N, Bos-
ton, Mos feg8'itO
CEAfTN WANTED-S0ME MEN TO GO
~ TO A.. IN merchant vel.cl; good wages paid those
having had come eNperi. at ssa u, tsrred. Ap-
ply stthe snppiue office IL, South street. up stairs
fell 6i9l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06
MARIE ID.

BJTNTING-SMITH-In Brooklyn, on sunday FEB by the
Rev Dr. Guion Solomon Bunting 10 Miss Sarah w Snitn.
Of NewYork 10 Miss Lisre Dyott daughter Of Dr. John d.
Dyott Of Philadelphia
RHERsON-BAkRETr-In Dandy, VI, on Thursday Jan u
Al the residence Of the brides father by hs Rev NJ A.
Wicker r o. o. Emerson Miss Sarah w. Barrett both Of
Dsuby.
HFRBERT-RAPPLEYEEA-l South Bergen, en- Thursday,
Jan o. by the Rev Dr. Taylor Mr John Herbert TO M,
Mary NJ daughter Of late Nicholas RspPeyea both Of
Boundbrook, ~.
POPE-BIssELL-In Chicago on Thurdy Jan - by the
Rev DR.. Csrkson, William Pope Of Chicsgo, TO jun A.
daugi<.r Of the late Fuey bisse NJ D 81 hoT"ss Coha
STEWART-BoWL ES-On ednesdAy sept. IL, lBto by The
Rev T.. q. Brooks Faster Of twentieth street Cniva's
Church kdgr Stewart 81 Newi to L. Adelaide bo"e'
Of Springfield, BssG
The spingted tMs.s Republican and Connecticut papers
please copy
WOODFORD-CHApMAN-T Hartford on WedDesdsy, jar
So By th. Rev n w Kobltas " ksst Hadd.m, DAVID H.
WoodoId and Mics l,abe Chapman. both Of HsItiofd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

would favor the meeting with song. But john sad
no man could call upon him for song upon suoo "a
occa.Ons song would BE- Ike Oh, Ssai stas In the
iIu;onto use his own words, Go on your knees and
beS them not otI to 20 out So help me God before
would take up arms against my countrymen, hope
the ghHngs # heaven w sS%. .sSd bs %ssna Pc
rnsnt cali ers made for Rynder but be did not take
the stand At late hour the resolutions were put and
Cant. Rynders expressed himself to our reporter at
the close Of the meeting, as follows Inns meeting
and 10 get M basis to speculate on for an
other meeting they asked metO speak, but wouldn T.
becanse il would Give them popularity. There's men
enough with me here tonight to drive every one OF
them out Of the room. They are neither fish, flesh,
fowl. nor the devil. call them set Of beats-of
ID dead beats"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06
YORKINGMENs MEETING.

In response 10 a call for mass meeting of the
United WOrhngmen's Association" from $50 10 200
persons assembled at the Steuben House, No. 293
Bowery, on Monday evening. Mr.. CHARLES Nc
CARTBI, who claimed 20 b. an Irish refugee OF 49,
presided. Mr.. WV. O'SHEA read series Of resolu-
tions, which were in the main conclistOry. The fol-
lowing resolution prepared by the Committee bat
they had not the courage TO submit il 10 the meetings
hssotpod ThSt the WOftinnsn Of New York noticed
with regret ard indignation the iudgue 10 which fellow
eens navS been subjected while IN search OF employment
tournng Tor pleasure In the purs0i Of their legitimate bu
Shile In Sostion Of constitutional gh aggravated
81 the recent Outrage Sch have th,
Try and IN whose persons the Of humanity
late this proceeding a. right iudod ooude an snd Il
continued must provoke retaliation, Sud settled
sBnty and c5nbic between people Of Ii. two sections
Mr. SULLWAs spoke in favor of Cancellation, and as
DC left the stand gentleman in the audience said he
would like 10 have il shown that the Crtenden or any
other Compromise would be satisfactory to the seeding
States. Mr. +. 5. LAMBERT then made a Union speech
containing occ 8soia bursts Of eloqdeDce. Mr. SMITH
said be would like 10 maintain the Union peaceaby If
possible, but at any rate maintain IT, He then read
piece Of original poetry intended TO embody the idea
Mr.. J. HESEEssT next made speech, the burden Of
which was that politicians were not 10 be trusted and
That the people ought 70 take the matter taiiDg
me country into thsr own hands and settle II. He
s&a ne wonldn't believe Eew-York politician under
2sth HIS politicians at Washington had been plunder
X ias Irsrsary and now they would be glad 70 have
~ lhe records burned Mp
4 40 NAAlRAAH announced that Mr. John X HRRlQlk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06
BRD0KLYY COMMON COUNCIL.
The Board met on Monday evening, the President

In TIE chalgs
The Pie Department COMMITTEES the relations o. Engine
they the here and es sbere aud
conclusion that the tire engines built by tho
Anoskeag Company Of Hampshire superior 10
which they In the Of their investigations and rec
ended that engines be purchased for the OF said Com
Psnss ct the price Of 800 for two or S3eo for one The
Iepor, adopted.
The following Communication relating Of taxes and
Assessments received from the Tai Collectors; ,
GEsILsxBsI desire respectfully call attention 70 the
fact .bere books OF this Dep ment large
Of unpaid both Of taxes and
FROM hundred thousand ds In consequence oil
delay In sppoonmeu OF bidders and other causes these
have accumulated e1tendu Of fou ak
ye making burden for the tax payers 70
propose that tse Collector be s1hor
fred ads sale all Of and ssscssuebb
appoint special clerks prepare the sdve emspt ana
for the and insert In the Corporation paper.
dtay notice s that unless said pid on or
fore the lst day Of July 1861 they will be sold the
shove recommended will result IN the collection OF rom
the payers thus reducing the amount Of deficiency toey
required TO cary from year 10 year ,r
. EDMUND BRIGGS, Collector ofTsIs~
The subject was referred to the Law Committee.
MIR VAS BRUsT offered a resolution TO the efett tha'
the Common Council respectfully ask the Legislature
to pass act introduced by Senator Gardiner ano"
Ing the use Of Furman street TO the Brooklyn CeLt
and Jamaica Railroad Company, in common WIN the
Brooklyn City Railroad Company, and that the oerK
OF the Council forward copy Of this resolution 10 .e
Senators and members Of Assembly from TINS equity
The resolution was referred 10 the Railroad COMMITTEE
resolution WAS adopted making the election OF
members of the Board OF Education, in place OF thoSe
whose terms are about expiring the special ORDER or
the next meeting after reading petitions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06
LETTER FROM MAJOR ANDERSON.

The Corresponding Secretary Of the Nsw-YOrk state
Military Association has received the following letter
from Major Anderson: ~ ,oe,
FoRr SUMTER, 8. c., Jan. q, ls6i b.,
n Rsssa Corresponding Secretary Of ts het YORK S' INV
SIR; There are 70 many things which require my
sttSntion that have time only to acknowledge, very
briefly, the receipt 81 your letter Of the tsn lHS,2
Sat. Mfsry Association approving the steps taken
nv me- In this harbor assert the proper authority OF
t5s Federal Government, and maintain the honor OF
our country flag.
pleasing terms in which they aude TO what have, by
The blessings of God done in the hope OF preserving
peaee. and. aso for the honor conferred upon me oy
my election as an honorcry member.
Of your own appreciation Of my course, and believe
me to be very respectfully,
S ROBERT ANDERSON
Major u. 8. A., Commanding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

100, the Constitution carries Slavery no
Dnce be sa h. 10 willing to carry Il into all the great
where territory. Once he foresaw that no COM
"oaH quiet agitation, while the great irrtant
p rom 81 Now be fondly hopes to apply alternative
nrSs which shall keep the patient eternaliy In
ns saS; OF oomstose quietude.
rsss man Of Mr. Dayton's particular experience
80 fssress should now become timd-once sagscous,
hooS now be 90 easily infatusedis of the Won
an IN the political psychology Of the day. which we
Sommeud 20 the attention Of Investigators Of nesnerc
40 cha hhdred occult sciences. CIV. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

WKsr ALBANY, FEB. e. I61.
BExyy-Th.s Is nothing doing IN the trade and we would
III. now there Be when our weekly receipts foot
over head Many had Cattle In last week thought Ia
better holding their stock here bat With Ea
better prospects New York business az -
pArd tn do materially alter quotations
in prices very few transactions to notice.
IN. quality good this and only noticed tw0s
csroedr that bold At Sc live weight mot sold while
Az ont.r 6sur. that we eonl 90 loo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

The roads running south from Nashville into Georgia,
Alabama, aud the Csrolinas, have such Rccamula-
ton OF freight that point waiting shipment thar the
agents of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad have
eleeraphed TO make further contracts Tor the pres
ent. There are nearly thousand tuIs of four and
PROVISIONS which have been bought a Cincinnati for
ponts south Of Nashville, which mott lay over until
the roads are clear. t.... 49,. 1890
We take the following from thu Cotton Circular OF
VIM T.. Wright & Co.: ' rl. -f.t4 py-.li.sS
RECEIPTS at the ports bales the hfse week
% far the The deficit
Next week Ibis will be increased learn by telegraph that
Aose and New Orleans the recelpts were thar IN the
poudng week Last year psutrTt pushiry h4
crops forward fast possible IN odsrso tesfe durns the
pr,lenI month - .lF ~ iu1ol - "a.
Orleans price current during endirg Jan &C.
added the export lac 1s bales for 0at Britain sbales
TIE berth hagog cared IL sdysnee osdpE 10 obss
ature Of Federal ohcers 70 our tAts u esIoE nos t
week we have sdded one 'h,rd o. toe lSos su
2Ih inst do this to keep Dur csmpaison
the result will not be- vide VI Ar truth Ihet3non 10
The olowinr i stStsmea, Of he so4e6Sns IN coaea
since the Let Of September lost compared Sihs previous
four years; - -,
Reefs at Pts...2 3Je@0 iss OsO2 o. Isg
Zap to CT BIZ. Gag ESQ., ~ 900 te9cy Sc cg $500
FL. 70 other r pts. 1890 IS00es a!soo i?ess 1879
Total EaPots 500 90 72 100 lasl 600 steSo
STOCK on hsnl.. ss1e0l Cio@9 I2Gg siL.ccs f',vV
Reefs At Pts....... RS 80 leIooo 1900 n 90 stno
Zap 70 &c br'. 5000 .2sSS V Ssmn i,SS o se'S
3. to Gs. p 1909 faS 49, 100 iSs 5000
Total Exports ....... i2sOon l43oco 621 6e~s sseo
susHMI-R~npis-Dee st the ports eolnp pared With
bales decrease Faaes 200 ieesss 70 ehs fssigu
poIs, s.Ve0. Ts,al dsGrssss N sSPafs AsieS bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

Freigh,s-To Liverpool: 500 bales Cotton at ID. a
ID; 800 boxes Cbcese at 45s.; 500 bbls Flour at
&c. I'D a9s 3D. 80 900 bush. Wheat at lid. lid in
bulk ard bags 5000 bnsh Corn, in bulk, at l0,d;
200 boxes Bacon at 3s; 400 bbb. Lard at 35s; so
bids. Taow on private terms; 100 tcs FlaSseed at
4Os; and 100 hhds. Sugar at 35s. To London 1000
bbls Flour at Isl 400 bags Cloyerseed at i5s.; 80
hhds Sugar at i5s and 10000 10 Whalebone at 3d. Sd.
To Bremen: 200 bales Cotton at c. 300 boxes To-
bacco at 37s. 3D., and $50 hhds. Melado at &s. 3D.
bark to direct port in Iceland with II 900 bush Corn
in bulk and bags at l3id and schooner of 22i tuns,
to Porto Rico and back with Sugar at iOc and Moas
ses on deck at s..
The business Of the sub-Treasury was: Total Re
ceipts, 81 32S-for Customs, $4,000 Paynents
$SG,i70 Il; Balance, ti007,3 5S IL.
The annual meeting of tie Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
was held at Philadelphia yesterday. The business OF
I'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06


sAEThe col owl the ouy iranssstion' We could esss
NJ haven 70 good Michigan 4ic y H.. 1--we weight aver
L6Oo n. Also night =; BE. average llp ~
Wss-l Morris, IS phG. Illinois 81 &c sverAga ais M
= J Mctic@ IL good Alchgsu, II &c ave are i+aS 10
Robbins Hale prime lHino, stee 81 'e'' a'"ate 80
32S u. ,,oor Al,
10 common DO, It 3lc average, 400 u. -
Br.nt simmons IL Ohio, 81 - o. y iov average D.
TO2 IL. ..,a,oo 5000. .a .
Ira snith - extra Illinois st Ate, sefsSo io~" ID
Also, II good DO at 3lc average Nv 10. ,.aor
y J. CyRourke Is Csnsds At 3ic. average y ~ 10.
0sDha X nhncis a. 3ie S7erafe !, al 10
uo~,nl.r good KENTUCKY 81 s5I head average oo D.
Tbant 81 edns MicAissnst go head sverige +50 b-
SasxpTh. quite light but M In VI the de-
sou. Of he dealer. dad The cattle did held thr
have not In proved There carload which the neg
ssys he offered %; live weight u susPsnson btse
.s Hs raid freight s67 So and weeks expense iJx
hu,ei and stock and offered them this morning
could Ind the nsht customers this must iose nn
$40 FROM bis offer At suspension Bridge. ..
Mcav Brothers report purchases during the week Oh iS
head At 4d5c v y I've weight.
30 NJ ,.-,s.
Cemsoek Of Providence bought i7 choice selected neS
wool state ia ia real pemla o a Sosd ~
ANY ear load hst ha. IN this ma bet this Witt
NJ Brighton bought ls3 coarse wool "e'''V
4lc, average ll0 ~ . Al. Extr~
Sac aud now and then select LOT Vt $40 .co Ma
DkE,ED HoesR-cepts light, We hear o. sales - n ne
Issn averaging $50 10, at % So 80 stste 1t 81 Tor NV
M,,es coxssrs plenty, with fair densns We go -
ss,usl ssulHs ., vdessIsashs Gsu ~ Nt~ss~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

The GREAT BrRoEs TUxsEL.-This extensive work
is at length completed, and to-day the Long Dock
Company and their gaesEs viii formally open u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06


The fourth week on the Macon aud Western Reed
gives about g. $50 decrease Of 81 100 the proceed
ing week.
The earnings Of the Galens and Chicago Union Rail-
road Company from Jan. % to 81, were as follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

This shows an increase Of earnings OF soIo,o4o "a
over 1859. Increase from passengers, toOSo 81.
Number Of passengers carried POS IA Increase OF
freight earnings over 1859, S2 the larger part
being due " increase Of local freight The nnaase Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

Since Jan. l..........34+9,sls sT3.9,4S el3,%2Osi
In the Money market there is bas little change TO
note The recent failures have induced paper buyers
to discriminate more closely in the selection of paper
than heretofore and single name, unless of very leading
character IS y cent ,hana week ago, say l0s
II y cent. Double gilt-e5ged goes at 2 as y
cent and single of the description SAG y
cent Demand loans fairly active at 6s7 Y cent,
mostly at the higher rate. -lf901b % -t b..
The Money market at Philadelphis h without any
quotabe change and capital Is easily obipable outside
the banks where the security is pIdssbed, at Gag y
cent y snnum. : .th, Dc .
The weekly statement Of The philadelphia banks,
made up to-day presents the following aggregates, rs
compared with those of The preyiOus week:
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-15

ASoUTHERN LADY.-During the bat
tie at Bulls Run Federal officer took
possession of the valuable trunks of a
rebel officer, with his beautiful uniform,
linen, watch, bowie knives, bible and
letters, and one of the letters (Which
was opened, in order to find direction
by which to restore the package to its
owner,) written by lady, closed with
the sentence-"If you succeed in kill
ing Yankee, wish you would skin
him and tan the hide F; 1 have some
thing in mind that l want to make Of
it." Is this the female side OF Southern
chivalry when seen in wifely conf
dence?
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-15
COMPANY FonM1se


3. C. Denison, Esq, is now engaged in enlisting
a Compsay of Cavalry to be attached to Col. 7. F.
froadhead's regiment new rendzrousing at or
near Detroit Mich. Mr.. Denison wants one
hundred able bodied men, between the ages of Is
and As years, to whom from $40 to $2s month
will be paid, and all expenses extra, and when
honeraiay discharged, one hundred dollars in cash
extra, and land warrant. This is good chance
for all whose patriotic feelings urge them to take
up arms in defence of the Government, and such
another opportunity may never be offered again.
There will be none of the perplexing uncertainties
endured by former companies, as to their ac-
ceptance. As soon az fali the company will be
mustered into the service of the United States,
and 60 at once into active service, We advise all
wishing to volunteer, to enter their nmnes on the
roll OF home company. Much credit has already
peen taken from our county and State, by our
young men going into other counties and States to
volunteer Col. Broadhead is q man of thorough
military education, and distinguished himself in
inc mexican war, Here then is an excellent oppor-
UNITY onered Tor those who desire to enlist in the
defence of their country, under an officer who
understands his duty both in the field and in the
encampment, and whose character is a sufficient
guarantee that he will faithfully perform it. All
desiring to enlist in this company should make
application Immediately, as the company must be
nneo within ten days. All recruits viii receive
pay rom the date of their enlistment.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-15

BRILLIANT SPEECH.-We publish on
our first page some extracts from glorious speech,
delivered on Wednesday of last week, by Hon.
Joseph Holt-as noble patriot as ever honored
any country or any age-to the loyal soldiers of
Kentucky, encamped at the Falls of the Ohio,
which we find in the Cincinnati Gazette of Monday.
Mr.. Hollis manly and complete Endorsement of the
course of the Administration will attract particular
attention. 1t is in....refreshing contrast to the
harping tone of politicians and papers of his party
in the North. They may well blush to be outdone
by Southerner at such juncture as this, in
readiness to drop party for patriotism. When the
history of this monstrous rebellion is written, the
name of Holt will stand prominent in the list of
patriots who rallied around the flag and shine the
brighter, that he stood up boldly for the right in
the midst of enemies unntimidated by threats and
unawed by violence.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-15

CAMP MEETING.-There will be a
Camp Meeting held by the NJ. Z. Church, on Niles
District Mich. Conf, under the supervision of
Rev. A. ]. Eldred, Presiding Elder of the District.
on the grounds owned by said Church, lying one
and half miles north east of Sumnerville village
in this County, and two and half miles north
west from Pokagon Station. Commencing on the
10th instant, and closing the next Wednesday
morning. 1t is expected that there will be a
boarding-tent the grounds, subject to the order
of the meeting. No huckstering will be allowed
within the limits prescribed by law. 1t is also
expected that the NJ. C. Railroad will carry passen-
gers to and from the meeting at half fare.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-15

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 discontiuuance OF
their papers, the Publisher may continue to send
them until all arrearages are paid.
s. 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.
4. II 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 it
uncaed for, is PRNA FAcIE evidence Of intentional
fraud.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-15

CORRECTED WEEKLY.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
- REPUBLICAN, OyrICE,
August Is, 1861.
FLouR-4.50 @ $500 per Dbl.
WHsAr-70c. for Red; SOC for White.
CoRx-cob, 2Gc. shelled 22c.
OArs-16c. per bushel.
PorAroEs-35c. per bushel.
BRANs-75c. per bushel
HAxs-sc. per pound.
BurrER-sc per pound. -
CHrcKESs-6c. per ID.
TuRKEYs-7c. per ID.
CHEEsE-sc. @ SIC. per pound.
LARD-10c. per pound.
INDIAN MEAL-s1 90 per cwt.
HIDEs-green, SIC. q 4c. per h.
HrDEs-dry, &c q Sc. per b.
PELrs-sc. @ &c. each.
WooL-20c q 25c per pound.
APPLEs-Dried, 81, loo. per bushel.
APpLEs-Dried, exc. per ID. laa...
green 371Sc. per bushel. ~, !.
EGes-5c. per dozen.
SALr-6ne, 200 per bbl.; coarse, $500; zoe
per- ack.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-08-15
CoRREcT1oN.-In the notice in O,

Commemorate the notice in our
last weeks issue of the appointment of Wm H.
Gage to the Quarter Master-Sergeancy of the Sixth
Regiment. we should have mentioned it as being
lbut temporary and expiring at the close of the
Camp of Instruction. He has received an appoint
ment As First Lieutenant of company originating
at Plymouth, Wayne County, styled the Plymouth
Rangers, which has been accepted in Col. Stock
toms Independent Regiment now rendezvousing on
the State Fair grounds in Detroit, and to be
muster ed directly into the United States service
and then proceed Immediately to Washington.