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~ Love IN 4 cottage" was often found
The 'herne OF poets and rornancers; bnt IL is no.
table that Tiny all live in four-story houses-it
they ever get money enough. The truth il,
true love Is apt TO be- prolific, and nine children
take upA deal of room. That is the way love
on:grOws the cottage.
- a case is pending IN & New York city
court Involving the right OF q policeman 10
stand IN front of 4 Peter Funk auction house
and WARN the uDintiated not 10 purchase
Superintendent Kennedy claims n has the
right 30 10 do.
- Amanda Thompson, the colorea woman
indicted for the murder of her hJsb band in New
1oTk, mas been convicted of mans Iaug hter in
the fourth degree. and sentenced TO one year
imprisonment.
- The General Missionary Committee OF The
Methodist Episcopal Church has lust closed it's
iabors IN New York city, and appropriated al
together the sum OF sl3l ,o32 for foreign mission
airy purposes.
81 Some of the New York papers are still,
troubled about the Alabama and other rebel
iron clads, and urge immediate measures tor
the defence OF New York harbor.
e. An assessment of 5000 has been ordered
on the disloyal inhabitants of Clay and Clinton
coHnties, Missouri for the support of the mi :.
II,ia-
~ "A new church Is 10 be erected In Paris on
the Boulevard Prince Eugene, on the site of
the ancient church of St. Ambrose, built in
1859.
~ Hon. ID. w VOORHEES,. NJ. e.. from, In
diana, had a light at indianapolis a few DAYS
ago, with an officer of the army, and il is said
ihe Congressman got the worst of it,
81 man named Strauss, in Buffalo Neyy
York, recently shot his wife, in the ba ck and
then reloaded his gun aud blew his own head
10 atoms. =
~ W. j. Isham, the correspondent of the
Chicago Times, arrested some time since and
placed ia prison at Alton, Ill, has been re.
leased.
E|One hundred mechanics and Iaborers l.ft
Boston on Tuesday afternoon, to proceed to
Fort Clinch, Fernandina, Florida
~ The steamers Hammonia and Glasgow
sailed from New York on Saturday, taking on,
sl,7so, Ia in specie.
~ ART Horn. con yictrd OF fitting out the
.-avef City of Norfolk, has been sentenced 70
five years Imprisonment.
- The exports of fioar from Philadelnhia
last month amounted TO 81, 636 barrels, valued
at sle4140
- The s'hog season. has fully commenced
In the West, and most fattering pros pects are
reported from every pork market
~ Gen. Schofield is said TO be- very sick
with typhoid fever at Springfield, No
~ An evening daily newspaper is abc,, ~
be started IN Richmond, Va
~ IL. b. Majors is spoken OF i'm M.mphis.
Tenn, as the Congressman from that district.
~ DiptAeriaprevailsa AT Bedford, Ind, TO an
aMicnng extent, and Is quite fatal.
~ Some Trappist Monks have started
colony in Lower Canada.
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GAS FITTING, &c.

WM. I. DOVE co.
nRE Nov prepared to execute Any orde.s with
which they may De favored in the
PLUMBING, GAS, OR STEAM FITTING BUsI-
NESS.
~ Store On Ninth street, few doors north sf
Pennssiyania avenue, where may 20 found cons;
plete assortment ef CHAN DELIERS AMI other q As
6TBAM and WATER FIXTURES. jan THY
w GAS FIXTURES
w Have in stere. and daily receiving. GAS
MIXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish, perior in style to anything heretofore
offered in this market.
We invite citizens generally to call and examine
eon6dent that We have the best selected stock in
Washington
y Al work In the above line intrusted 70 our
care win be promptly attended to.
mar 5-f MYERS & AcGHAS. 37G street
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PRENffCEANA.

The Bufya,o Commercial; said that, II Ssy.
incur should &c elected Governor Of New
Yorh, Richmond would he Illuminated. We
ehouid like 10 know where the taiiow IL e.
pected TO come frcn-
John Morgan IL probably the most fmpudent
fellow In The nation: Msdusa, sazias IL him
face 20 :ace. would have had The wo-s; Of il,
and, painfully, hopelessly, bet drop her eye
lids.
The rebel General Stuart says that he
ascribes 10 the Lord she honor, the praise, And
ne glory OF the succpss OF bis late raid into
PenI.yIyassa. He Is evidently trying 70 f,s!.er
the Lord.
The Democrat, under the head Of ga Good
Shot, till. Of a man, killing eigkfaen quaiis
a; one discharge. There are no good shots now
exeep t those aimed at rebels.
The Editor of the New York Tribune SAVE IL
is his "6ecided opinion that somebody ought 20
BE horse whipped We have no doubt that he
- 1nlly conscious OF it.
The Editor Of the New York Tribune utt-rs
upon an average q dozen prophecies day,
evidently trying 10 make up ia number what
they lack In value.
Great Britain, IL she acsrow.edfss thu
Southern Ccnf-deracy's Independence, will
soon see abundant reason TO acknowledge her
self q fool.
The Grenada Appeal denies that General
Bishop Polk IL generally drunk We suppose
then he Is always particularly 80.
The Richmond Wing says that shs women
Of that city will, if necessary, " fight the Yam
Eee invaders" We have reason to know that
soiss OF them are killing creatures.
We guess that the Rebel Government will
find Humphrey Marshall an Improbable spec
ulatisn- It is notorious fact that nobody
could ever make hin pay.
Gen. Sill encountered considerable mud in
his march 10 Nashville, but IL didn't delay hl m
a. all. He proved himself mud Sill in the
beet 80 nse Of the term.
President Lincoln is reported as saying that
At the proper time he should =. break with the
radicals" Don't do il, old Abe; They will
soon break, but, il you pre- yiously break from
them, you needn't break rrih them.
Oar troops who are waging war against the
Indians on TIE prairies complain that they can
find no trees TO hang the red de viii on.
The scoundrei who unearihed the postum
nous letters Of The late Gen. Kearney, should
himself b. earfh-d.
If our fathers didn't intend the Consultation
for war time, Why didn't they make pair of
Cons :itutonS-onr for war and the other for
peace.
The only cruelty OF this war on the part of
Inc United states Consists In its being waged
70 make bad mrn obey good laws.
Charles Sumner says $50 talk about the Con-
stitn'ion is TREASON" Certainly 'tis treason to
talk about II as IL does.
Every teiliEerent power should have feat
and an army. The rebel Confederacy do ~ not
fill the bill excerpt ny having a fleet army.
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u " n II ~ .
FANCY GROCERIES.
Champagnes
OF ALL THE WELL KNOWN BRANDS.
HEIpsIcK. cLIoCoT, MUHH, RIvARF,
DRoUET.
We recommend highly 70 connoisseurs
De ST. HARCEAUx CHAMPAGNEs, CARTE
EoIRE, CARTE BLANCHE, RED Law,
the mc:t tssOri:e brands in the New York market,
ard highly appreciated for their
richness ard delicate E.yor.
HOOK AND AosELLE WINES,
sun and Sparkling
CLARETs of Messrs. 6iIhou freres. Bordeaux.
BURGUNDY AND ToKAY WINES.
CoGNAC Of the choicest brands and best yintssss.
ROCHELLE BRANDY, Peilro:sin and A. sixnett.
MADEIRA, SHERRY, PORT-rery cid and highly
recommended for medicinal purposes.
HOLLAND AND ENGLISH GIN.
in Wood and Glass,
MeNoNGAHELA AND BOURBON wHIsKEys
PUNCH EXTRACTS AND ESSENCES,
of.u kinds.
APPLE BRANDY AND WHIsKEY.
E. JAMAICA AND ST. CReIx RUN.
BATAVIA ARRlc.
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC sEGlRs
OF THE BEST BRANDS.
LILLIENTHAt, GOODWIN, CORNISH, AND
ANDERSON FINE-oUr TOBACCO.
SMOKING TOBACCO, Of Messrs. Gail Az. in
altimore-at baltimore prices.
GROCERIES FOB The CAMPS.
seription :-GAME. POULTRY, MEATS, oY-
STEERS. MILK, FRUITS, and VEGETABLES
PICKLES AND cArsuPs, in Wood and Glass.
ADAMANTINE AND PARAFTINE CANDLES.
MAILLARD,s CHOCOLATE. -.-.
CANDIES AND DROPS, in Packages.
SRUPs-RAsPBERRY, LEMON and CONNIE
CHERRY, GINGER, RASPBERRY and BLAoK.
BERRY WINES. ....
, HAM AND CHEESE, at Baltis,ore prices.
TENANTS Xxx EDINBURG ALE.
KNOX SONS SPARKLING ALoA ALE.
YoUNGER's INDIA PALE ALE.
LONDON PORTER.
LONDON BROWN STOUT.
CROSSE & BLACKwELLs ENGLISH PICKLES
and SAUCES.
DURHAM and FRENCH MusrARD.
BORDEAUX AND NICE OIL, OLIVES, CA
PERS, DC.
ANCHovIEs, sARDINEs, & DUTCH HERRING
SWISS CHEESE, Of prime quality. .'r
SPICES, FANCY SOAPS. &c.
TERMS CAsH.~
sa " aL
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EDUCATIONAL.


EAIRYIEw BOAkgiHa SCHOOL,
r EosafeToss, psss.,
FOR YOUNG MRy AND BcHS.
Beard and fsicer, CIR rsrtsy G; zen Hortcs.
RsfIs sdUistee - any GE7.
a.s., J.x..,. ~ Fl Has..
Fa fGYscs. prrygist, Sirth and l. st.
JoBH hlvIHrssT. AZ, near street sontn-
ycsGcl NxEseLp, Q1syter:assterz Dep3c,Ei enI.
no Sim Principal
DLAINHIBLD ACADEMY.
Thirty third Session 10 vs~ssB CONNIE nesS lSo7.
81. Entire eX pense SIS. Cireaiafs o; Star Cssos.
70 az fev vseaae.es address
- =. Z. BURNS,
se y Imso" pIAiaas,d. Gu sassriAnd Co, Pa.
T. 80 roR TeuNG LADIES.
1897 and 1879 ssruee ct, Pk3sieiphi..
-. f.ss:.r course si is,tsssties ,-;si.sss iAs
Zngiiah and French Language. and Ltersters.
Latin ifreSairse ana sn the oTscae5 which con
Sti.ute Q Thorough English and Preach eductioa.
french 10 the language Of the fsnssiy And "a e9S-
SANITY spoken In the 1nstitrts II tas object %
particular attention. aad il taught from the rr6
nsEts to the ishsxs course oflitsr.turs ana soa-
position. he seaetastic rear Commences septsE-
Der 18th ard ei":ss July lat CsIsuiSLa he, es1 b;
obtained from Madame DHSRy1LLY, Principal
Of CheSarsy Institute. may q em
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HAVANA AND D0HESTFf SEGlRs
OF THE BEST BRANDS.
LILLIENTHAt, GOODWIN. CORNISH, AND
ANDERSON FINE-oUr ToB Acco.
SMOKING TOBACCO, Of Msssrs. Gail L Az, in
altimore-at Baltimore prices.
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MEDICINES.


DR. ]. H. McLEAN's
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
BLOOD PURIFIER.
THE GREATEST REMEDY IN TIE woRLpi
MOST DELICIOUS AND DELIGHTFUL COR
DIAL EVER TAKEN
me sasf.Pi ss co 81 az
certify thsfit il Ab.oiuteiy an nfsibe remedy for
reooy..ins and in.isor..ing the .s.:.s.sa md dis.
ressertss r.. rel suffering Invalid 70 HEALTH
I. viii cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Dia,-
rhe., Dyssn.sry, Head.ebs. DePsession Of Spirit.
disease Of the Lsser, stomach or Bowels.
- Gentlemen, do you wish TO Re Healthy
- tsdie. do ysu ~.nt tn. sioora Of Hs.lN. to
mount :. s1rS shesT sS At c eIss rSs
IN p BL6Up PURiFIER, Delay 10, S"Rsn.;
Il il warranted % give satisfaction. viii cure any
ing Obstructei Menstruati"n Fsiiing Of TIE womb.
ssE-enaens. or any tsesse sr,ins from Chronic or
FOR CHILDREN.
Do you want your aeltes,s siekly, guny Children
{ sf cospfHf 'h.
TIE or each bottle II Is delicious TO sks
fasting sure peeven,iSs e s.. fSsy Chic sns
Fever, yellow Fever. Cholera or any prevailing
diSrase
~ CAUTION beware of Druggists and Deal
ers who Try 20 palm upon bottle of Bitters
CT sarsspsrilis. which they can buy cheap By
saying IL is just H good. There even men Iass
enough n steal part OF ny name N dub their riA
deceptions. Avoid such infamous pirates and their
yilsinous com pounds ASK far DR.. J. III. McLean's
Strangthe,ins Cordial and Blood Purifier. Take
nothing else IL il tire only remedy that viii
Purify your Blood thoroughly. and. st the same
time srsrsfhsn and tHrisor1s the whole gauiza-
zion II is put mp in Large Bots.ss-SI per bsttis
siX bottles for IS.
DR.. J. H. MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine sts st. Louis. No,
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o + + &c / A L.

OFFICIAL.
IMPAIRMENT OF STATE.
~ WASHINGTON. yanuary25. 1854.
The Secretary OF State viii hereafter receive Mem
pers of Congress on business Saturdays com.
nencins with Saturday, the frst Of next month.
Jan Tiff WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
- ~ OYsrERs-OYsTEKs - -
W. ROWE 4 CO, ~
FRESH f III, k r. CAN ~
AND sR f. sMiF ? o ! M6skFsSs.s
no 6-3m 81 Louisiana avenue.
THE FAST PASSENGER STEAMBOAT
Vii. sss. szsafis$4os: . ct iss. s
street, and Spears Wharf, BALTIMORE, .s
hsfs sBbfH'isTss6s" hsssf Ssc .s
HsssBA$ Is ~!
#aSHGsS3I HSsSa$S. e. e.
For i55aHs o 81 sp sH1 81 fSsd
sTEGMBoAT CoMPANY.
OFFICE.
no, Over ol's's1W : 4 Nag Snow, Agent,
NIOTICE--rHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofop.
~ carried on BY the name of T. J. HETBEhGEE
4 co. was Dissoivsd by mutual consent on the sta
urgently requested to settle Tithopt delay st the
old place Of business. j. HEiRERGER.
EorIcr-The subscriber, 2 J. Heibsrger, senior
q late TAKE: IL t s.ar 2.
will continue the business in all its branches under
Inc former name and title, and will endesvor to
8 sasiE toss6 patrons
49,, Successors 70 H =. Loudon & Co..
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES.
The balance of the cargo of the
SCHOONER AID"
-. Consisting of every description OF
FINE
GROCERIES,,
Will be for sale until the Schooner is DISCHARGED
FAMILIES
In need Of Winter Supply, at the
TRADE PRICE,
Nsh Dc supplied by the Package.
FRED. 8. COZZENs,
consignee, corner Pa avenue and 18th st.
t., CAPT. HUTcHINas,
oc1I-tf Schooner Aid" foot of 18th st.
"A OFFICE Si4 "A AVENUE,
WGshfsstos Cty, ID. @.
ERN IxPkkss Fok@sHHsRDHEsSsSr WEST VEST
.sss4sh Fl HeEFS
e. agencies in the principal hallway towns .ssi e
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST
PHIEYhNRHEILPiHI5k; BAALTIa5sE, 6 SfHNsr0N'
oiSSSH VILE, Il kE kHfSStSf dHA9o1s-
4 s'S SHsb ssd Bs'sS
towns In Great britain and on ths Con-
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS m.A.
at all accessible parts Of the United fed States.
jeA Wellington, D.. q.
os DWESB,afsGsERs 81 i N ApAf
issp r. Ssns q
tons, Nervous Debility, Premature Decline inSi.
hysooss and e
as vi. ss 81 ,Rd
receipt of four stamps, By addressing Sse,.tn,S
Part9dn fa5fnet Of ASat0mv asd Msdieias S63
broadway, New York. ~ l5-iy
G>OCGH COUGH Cough longer but ma
~ AOORES SQUILL SUGAR DROPS the mosf
agreeable effeetual and con venisnt remedy onered
TO the public. Children eat them readily and End
cannot De eycellAd. Price-1 and 81 cents DER haTI
M00RES WEST END Drug STORE.
oc Il 113 Pa. Az. south side
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ALEXANDRIA AYFAIRs.-l ON siderable wood
Ter fuel, from the country, has come into town
N wagons, during this week, a. the roads are
now excellent the prices, however, both for
eak and pine are high; oak is from s. TO Sc.
mere was tolsrable supply of country pro-
cnee and fresh meat IN the market this morn
ing, prices about the same. as last reported;
YoHiuy Is dear turkeys, 81 25al so a piece;
oheks and Chicken. - cents 20 81 per pair: the
nIAfset was well attended. Some petty pilfer-
Ihs, oy boys, from the store doors On King
49, las been detected. A sale OF condemned
" . property, consisting of mules, horses
sPeoes, axes, hatehets, blacksmiths' and
S2IpeAers- tools, &c, viii be mad. a, IA.
QuartermAster's Department i'm this MA. 90,
Wednesday, the 18th inst ' ="
About haIf-Past one o'clock this afternoon
smoke was seen issuing from tn. dorma3
windows Of the frame house. No 1Ig gin
street, and IL was soon discovered that rhs
third story was on ire. The house ,-ax NJ
occupied NJ the time, and i: IL thoug Chg Ia, IN
fire was the work of an ncendiary F,rtu-
nately the flames. were extingulshed bDro~a
nHCh damage Was done.
Mathew O'Brien, OF Fairfax County. wa
understand, was arrested yesterday. AID satt
10 Washington.-Ae<G dtelte, Noe. is.
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OFF IAL.
IMPAIRMENT OF STATE.
" WASHINGTON. yanuary25. 1854.
The Secretary of State win hereafter receive Mem
pers of Congress on business on Saturdays COM
nencing with Saturday, the frst Of next month
Jan Tiff WILLIAM H SEWARD.
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EorICE.-The subscriber; FL Heibsrger, senior
ing his friends ard 49, 49,, "~ --""raiv that h.
viii continue the business in all its branches under
the former name and title, and will endesyor TO
merit the continued avors or their former patrons
+. J. HElBERGER CO,
Successors to H. r. Ioudon Il Col
kepl Citizens, Military and Naval Tailor
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DR.. J. n. McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL
LiNlMENT.

Corner Third and Pine Sta. st. Louis.
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SBCRET DIsEAsEsI sICRET DISEASES!

psI sem G, sToTT: Agent, wsskinstSn. b n g,
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-10-23
DIR. DODCE,s RET1IRN WISHES

DIR. ID. will call at Edwardsburg at 10 o'clocS
A. NJ, and remain one hour, May 10Th, June 3Oth
August 18th, and September 22d.
AT yandalia, from 8 to p NJ, on the above
days.
AT Cassapois. Tuesdays, until 10 A. NJ, Nav
10th, July LIST, August 18th, and September Esd.
At Dowagiac, Wednesdays, until IL A. NJ, May
Dist, July I'd, August 18th, and September 3d.
At Paw Paw, Wednesdays, afternoon, until six
O'Clock, May 2lst, July I'd, August 18th, and
September oath.
At Decatur, Thursdays, forenoon, May 22d, July
Sd, August l4th, and September 25th.
At Michigan City, Fridays until 9 A. NJ, May
Esd, July 4th, August 18th, and September 18th.
At Niles, Bond House,) Saturdays, forenoon.
May oath, July 9Th, August 18th, and Sept 27th.
1t will be seen that the Doctors time is so much
abridged that he only makes calls of two or three
hours in some places His patients will receive
prescriptions as far time will permit, otherpres
cripticns will be forwarded from Chicago Patients
shocld call at the specified time at the principal
Hotel, and wait the Doctors arrival for he will
certainly arrive.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-10-23

blood hounds It remains to be seen
whether. you will submit to their rule,
which will make this country a. hell upon
earth.
Here it is stated that the party which
started at Jackson was in opposition to
the President, and that the men nominated
by both conventions will not sustain the
President in the policy in which he has
adopted. Can anything be palmer than
this that the Democratic Union Fusion
party, is an anti-Administration party?
And if it opposes the Administration at
such a time as this, when there is no issue
except the one between loyal men to sus-
tain the government and dislo yal men to
destroy it, does it not virtually oppose the
government itself? Republicans of Cass
County, will you, can you, support such a
doctrine as is enunciated above. We
pause for reply.
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GopEY's LADy's BooK.-The No

1ODEf LADY > DOOh."l uc 0O-
vember number ofthis beautiful magazine. embody-
ing all that is elegant in embellishments and all
that is useful in domestic information. is upon our
table II contains an uncommon amount leven for
Cooley of illustrations and explanations of new
fancy work and articles Of Dress grave and gay ar
ticIes of literature poetry, music, &c. The steel
engraving" Heavenly Consolation"-is rich
gem of art in design and execution. The colored
fashion plate, is usual superior to that OF any
similar publication it contains six figures. and is
drawn and colored without regard to time or ex-
pense. 1t should be in the hands Of every lady who
desires to be thoroughly informed upon every SUBJ
ject. We shall publish its annual advertisement in
our nex, t..when our readers will have an opportu-
nifty of seeing what Cooley proposes to do during
she year 1868. Published by L. A. Cooley, Phila-
rde,pbia, at $500 year.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-10-23
The Dem ocratic Resolutions.

We print on our first page the platform
adopted by the Democratic Convention
held at Detroit on the 9Th inst 1t will
be recollected that this platform was
adopted by Convention which, by adopt
ing the nominations made at the so called
"People's Union Convention" recently
held at jackson, have allied the political
fortunes of the Democracy of Michigan,
with the new party claiming to be, par
excellence, the party which supports the
Government. ~ XIX
1t, will be seen that the resolutions
openly denounce the President as usur-
per and a criminal. The resolutions also
denounce arrests for political offences as
Illegal and unconstitutional. By this is
meant that the President has no right to
suspend the exercise of the hdbeas corpus
no right to arrest parties for suspected
disloyalty.. Another resolution was adopt
ed pledging support to the administration
in ali Just and constitutional measures for
the suppression of the rebellion" of course
retaining to themselves the right of de-
Gliding what measures are Just and cOnsti-
tutional We trust that every Republi-
can before making up his mind to support
this 'U nion"- fusion-copper head platfarm,
will carefully compare it with the resolu,
tions adopted by the Republican State
Convention, and judge which is the most
loyal and patriotic, and then turn to the
speech of G.. W. Peck, and see what they
consider gust and constitutional meas
ures. We wish our readers also to com
pare this platform with the Jackson plat
form. AS contemporary Justly observes,
we think the candidates standing on the
two, will cut about the same figure before
the world, as thong they stood, where
the delegate in the Democratic Conven-
ton moved that they should stand, with
one foot in Africa and the other in the
moon. The platforms are so wide asunder,
that it will cause a great split not only in
the ticket, but in the seats of the panta-
looms of the candidates if they attempt
the feat.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-10-23
Dowag,ac Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,
October 20, 1862
FLouR-4.5O@ s5.O0per Dbl.
wHEAr-9sc. for Red; Sl.o6 for White.
CoRN-cob, &c shelled 2Sc.
OArs-30c. per bushel. ea
PorAroEs-20c. per bushel.
BEANs-$1,25 per bushel.
HAMs-6c. per pound.
BUrrER-l0c. per pound.
CHIcKENs-5c. a &c per ID.
TURKEYs-7c. % &c. per ID.
CHEEsE-sc. per pound.
LARD-7c. per pound.
INDIAN MEAL 81 .O0per cwt.
HIDEs-green, 41lc. per Ii.
HIDEs-dry, &C a lOc. per Id.
PELTs-25c. "a 1.25 each. s,sss
WooL-36c. @ Acc. per. ID. M sQ
APPLEs-Dried, s1,55c per bushel.
APPLES Dried, &c. per ID.
green 35c. q Soc. per bushel
EGGs-6c. per dozen. ~.i .-si.ta
SALr-fine, lbs per bbl coarse, 50. 25; zoe
per sack.