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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27
~ OFF FOR THE WAR. 81
There's not trade that's going
Worth showing
Or knowing
Like that from glory growing,
For a bowld soier bow"

4, Like that from glory growing,
s For bowld sojer boy
Persons leaving for the seat of war should not
be unmindful of their health Disease will kill
more of our gallant soldiers than the enemy s
bullets. To cure fevers and other sickness peculiar
TO the climate and camp life, have with you Il few
of Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills. Millions have
tested them. They never disappoint the sick.
Large boxes % cents.
The Albany Evening Standard. says: "Our
popular tOwnsman DR.. He rick has supplied gratui-
tousy all the volunteers which have left the city
for war with his pills. He has also, with his
accustomed liberality, contributed one hundred
dollars towards the support of the families of the
25th Regiment, and offers more if necessary
Such man should be respected and patronized.
We are glad to learn that the sale of Herrick'
Pills in Hudson exceeds that of all others combined
See advertisement on third page. aug22-1Sy1
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27

% Mover was there surrender
anything Ike that Of Fort Donelson on
our continent. Burgoyne gave MP less
than 5000 men, and CORVALLIS but
little over 1000. In fact, We should
have to read long in European history
before we should find capitalization on
. scale like IL,
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27
Special Notices.
FORT BRIDGER.

Il
Col. Bridger the proprietor of Fort Bridger,'
so famous in connection with the history of the
Mormon disturbances, settled in the vicinity of
Salt Lake in 1885. and has since greatly distn-
guished himself as hunter trapper, trader, and
guide. In an interview with Gov. Cumming, on
the advance of the army to Utah. he stated to
him. that some years since, while pursuing the
buffalo, he had discovered immense rock of
pure crystal, through which the suns rays were
reflected with. all the gorgeousness of the most
magnificent rainbow, but that he had lost the
place, and had never been able to rediscover it.
Hoflands German Bitters which can be discover
ed in the store of any druggist dealer in nIedi-
cine will positively cure Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint Loss of Appetite. &C.. and will almost re-
store to the old all the vigor of their youthful
days. 45w2
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27

GF1.soasrcrEDw szKrrJ

REPUBLICAN OFFrcE,
- . February ~, 1862. J =
FLouR-45o q s5.ooper Dbl.
WuEAr-soc for Red Csc. for White.
CoRN-cob, 2Oc- shelled 22c. ,
.OArs-l6c. per bushel.
PorAroEs-25c. per bushel. 4ts
BEASs-s7c. a Sl,00 per bushel.
HANs-sc. per pound.
BUrrER-l0c. per pound.
CHIcKESs-4c. @ SC. per ID
TuRKEys-5c. q &c. per fb. st.a
CuEEsE--Sc. a s14c. per pound. ~ slsr,J
LARD-sc. per pound.
INDIAN MEAL-sl.0o per cwt.
HIDEs-green, 319c. q &c. per b. Isl
HIDEs-dry, &C q loc. per b..
PELrs-25c. q l.25 each.
WooL-36c. per. ID. fss aa..i
ApPLEs-Dried, 81, Toe. per bushel. 10 7ai e
APpLEs-Dried, SIC. per ID.
g green soc. q COO per bushel.
EGGs-7c. per dozen.
SALr-fne, $50 per bbl.; coarse, 1925; zoe
,erSack .frr..---t- -fr .sr .ini.s -- 4s
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27

ga CHARTER ELEcTIoN.-Our charter
election GENES off on Tuesday next. the 4th inst
It is to be held. notice. at the office of the vii
lage clerk. of course party nominations will
be made. and we trust that men may be nominated
and elected who will tend to promote the best in
terests of our village. AS yet no caucus has been
called
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27

. APPRENTICE WANTED.-A good boy,
from Is to Is years of age. who has fair common
school education and who is not too proud to earn
his living, and learn good trade, is wanted inn
~ siness
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27
IE's'S'.S6IgRgEl Iy|z2.P!! 'I!Llll
A SPECIFIC REMEDY 70,

SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR--
Srermatorrhea, or Seminar Weakness.
This is the only remedy FOR lSeraql DeJ;l;tv
Inapofency, Sterft'ty. DC. whish has the 0DDrorgi
or TIE g'edisat prJession. Its successrbrs f,ten
most extraoIslinarv-Eeiectis clifes icsses where
all other methods of treatment had failed. One
TO SIX boxes ct the SPECIFIC PILL lperma-
nently cure any case of Seminal Weakness, or its
resulting lmputency, ho1cecer aqgraratice. whether
consfafuftoaa, or arising from a6nse or ercess.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
have used your SrEcIFrc Fit In mans cases
OIL cpermatorrhea and with the most perfect success
) o.. -. MILToS SANDERS. NJ. d., Ii. D."
we believe il to be as near Specific as any
medicine can be. We have cured many sere,e cqscs
,osth from sir to ten doses.'i-Dr B. KEITH 4ms,i-
can .journat Of Medical .Scieaces s..-.,-,.s. -
have found them all that could be desired.
Their eject las been truls wondcsihl
1ZseIsg E.-P. DicKEE, NJ d.
u This is not Homeopathic kemedy. nor is
there any mercury other deleterious Ingredients
combined with it. ,LtFfT
PRlCE:-sl per box; six boxes Cor S.. mail.
prepaid. For sale at the sole General Depot in
the United States, by rr..o.,-
, deels-s5yl 81 q 81 John Street, N. Y.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27
DENTISTRY.
DR., Fl, r, CRAVE ORD

WILL stop the FIRST TWO DAYS in each
w month at Cassapolis, and the last day Of
each month at Pokagon. Any family in Cass Co.
desirous of seeing DR.. C.. at their homes can be
accommodated By addressing him through the
Postfioce at Cassapos or Pokagon, Cass Co.. Mich
Satisfactory references given in any case if
required. feb22 <4H
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27
Herrick's kid Strength,e,sninr .plasty n,

cures in five houts, pains and weakness Of the
hteaISt. SIDE and back, aud fheaInatic complaints
in an equally. short period of time Spread on
beautiful white lamb skin, their use subjects the
from one week to three months; Price. 1891 cents.
Herrck's Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Plasters
are sold by Druggists and Merchants in all parts
of the United States. Canadas and South America,
and may be obtained by calling for them by their
full name. -s4 sss : r. - e[ q ..7efS
DR.. l.. r. HERRICK & CO.. i
=, =, r. b.s1s Albany, N. Y.
w W. CApRoS, Trveling Agent, augs5-lsyI
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27
M MARRIED.

In Lagrange, on the 23d inst. bv =. b. White,
Esq., at the residence of the brides father. Mr..
GILBERT MIRES to Miss MARTHA HURTLE,
OF Lagrange.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-27
THE HYPOPTfoSpHIrCSg
Winchester's G;cnuine Preparation

Or. TIE HKPOPHOSRHLTES is the only re-
liable form of DR.. ClNrchiil's Remedy, aud is
approved BY the Medical Profession generally
6.sE 40 OTHER Or -4Nl' AENEDK CON
TIMING LR0N- - - = :.
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HOTELS.
st, Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York.



since ne Openiag q shis val -as eeaa1aeaiors
Heed. IN Issg h hss Been the ,avle raeessor Of ne
rssd-,ors 70 make st .Ae most sa'npsuaas. e.a-
ven.eei aai ooslisr;aa.a hoas - shs oiarsa a,,a
strange On this siss sAs .l..ssle
a.. whatever has scrrses is',slyso siuiuister 8.
Tie cerusori ef i,. gue-ss taey have enssavoree,
without regard 70 oo.l, apro'Ae. and 10 oo,nblns
al 10 sisseus. 4 indsiseal a1s social enoysosn,
uhleh modern ari hasirvta'ef. ssf moisra taste
ssrrovea Al tbs patronsss ~ai1A L Ia. oouraan-
81 dnrug the past ssis yeEfs = gratifying proof
that their crsrts have bssa appreciated
To meet sse exige1e.ss ofshe tines. vhen al are
required 70 prsosics she u.ess rlg't eoouoay. ne
uns~raxn~s.
Have Reduced thc rsiee ol Board 20
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
ss.h, sn< sns ssacss soae s.,As ia1zr.s' v.a
-A.sa 's-.r ,.bl. has Alsh-Fss 'esn Supplied.
Tuvtpwris- wrHrcowr 4 CO.
Re- Y5rk. SET ,. issl. sros
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.,.. os Aavertising ln Daily.

l. srti.~nen.s afy oeuss per square sse'
axef
s....s.ct..e arrangements made ~ith tho-~ ~he
~i.h a. DIVER y the year, Win TIE prxiiegs .
changing 81 pie snre Yearly advertisers, however,
Ill t. eua1e4 strictly % their reEaiar Sa-ine--
.ud sfU TAfr gtf<sfertr- -, .,,
Aavers.senleuf. IA tie special n1tse column VII
le charged TOO priees.
Atserfisen.sni, repl constantly o. the ."-i'-'
prir~ sni half !.
Bu.iner@ rossces psblishsd In the local column q
10 to-. sr sref viii be charged for esce Insertion
o.. n over ten lines, cents PER line
Advertisements ssas IN fsr 10 Hpteineo tHie' VII
= .n..rted three mont = unless ordered v1t
5 ~ alteration 81 = sianding adTerusenFnt VII
amount a renewal q The SANE uitf-- e'Nr
agreed upon BY contract .,-
Announcing eAaiiaats@ for oniee Of every aesefip
a. vii le cAargef t 30 fer eseh name IN ne Daily
a. a. - IN the ia al Weekly, @eft7
So xfataitous ADVERTISED T. sFhstrfer-
tsaarars viii De made for inserting tbr npiiees 81
a.. lalers, <oeieties ~ Associations ss tou'Ne'
f.r each notice not exceeding lines = cents TT
- 4 tnz..rslon. over eight lir~s ~ this rate.
Anfoanctug deaths with funeral Notice af'Hehr',
"A. with0ui iotce. ffee.
Sbtires q Festivals. fcf1ss and ktcufso..' sosfa
- ~ Individuals assostatiotss o. ~ ehaftafr'
a regular prices. =
Legal advertisements inss.'e3 Il ihs efp.hss 2
ktssrl.~v- or.t.A. az. layIirnt not - - eet~} -
ar the legal procel@inv~ e colectable ~ ,he urA
tnsr faihisber no. see5aniab,e Tor the accuracy ~
a. siverflssaleats tese1 tls anaocn, charge 'f
th~ir .ublicstisn
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Fancf DYeinE SID Securing Esfsb.
Aeament.
WHITE CRsrz AsD AfuNEaE fHAwfx
w 6sik a1d Nsf.et dresses. alss. ,5eifIsfasH'.
Ciotas Cleaaef and Caisred - new rar.r.IraI pre-
sf-. 20 ioct hke ufw.
Wahafb street hefween - csffl AZ 81 street.
sssns store cess pied ~ the nn shsu IaF~ifH'al p
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Ayers Aguo Cure

- = 49, - u
FuR raK sofsD, cURF or
Iuiermitteui ser. of anf An. Rf,r.i.
- ssseI, Gail letel, bunlb -. Ieria,.ies Mead
zehc, ~ biliieus ur-aaeit ata f.ilioa. -
veTs. indeed fof tne Whole class e l'f-
o4seser slatng 10 hillary fefsafr-
meui, caused - a., salaiaof
Missuatio Cornui,s.
We afc enabled here % oftf ua comMnnf.y =
remedy which, while Il cures tie above cori.lar "a
with certainty, Is sun perfectly harmless n a.
Qnsltiy. such q remedy is iuxHiuabic Ia cistrlls
where thcse afiictnr sisofders prevail This ''cufo
espels tho miasnauc poison q Fever and Agre iron
ths syssem. ard prevent tic oey.iopnieai 81 ue
disease. n taken cn ile uTsf approach lts prrriof
Hofg symptoms. Il Il not cn, the hest remedy e,,
yet discovered for this - iaints bat 81.
she cheapest. The large quantity We supply g.
in billions districts. where Fever aI.a Aeuc rlr,fii.
teiy should have 81 ard Use if ffetls both "a
caff and protection greet suI~uoritN 81 fAf-
10y over atl ether ever Discovered tof The sIss
a certain eHre 81 lntsfmiileAis b. that a. .. r.
t. go Quntne mineral ccfire4 4ut atty "a rrocu.
o. $3.50 qu-nism er other injurious cfl,ts whaieuf
ufn the constitution. Those cluri ~ it are len ~
aitAy as Il they had ne,f9 La iao aisess-.
~ aat cue i- nef ulrne the eefseg itnce al tst
mIaGnafc p1iseH. 4 sfeaf safiefyof disorders afis
f-trl ifs irritation among ah.sii afs
~ s. s.. .eh. r'.si.a.s.
tf af nA fa|ri
.H. Ianial ale...la a. ste spleen. Ii,s-
=. 81 lhe 80 -. {. .Ii-. i'srsl,-l1
ft r4aas s..4i = ias eIel..H
Al = whlea ssl = mating IN tAl, cause. pu. on
.sis = - ...,.a. s.s -,
..fnIis cures them al alike. Il l. an insaluhIe =
PROTECTION O. immIs grants aud F.srrous travelling
t-Iuitsfrfiiy f.sdirg Ia the malarious dtstrlcts
teen ecfas nelly oF daily While eaTnsed % The in
feliau, that slll % etfrfsi from the sysfsfn snd
ctln.f areuinulaic ia surl,irst quantity a. riter
Ia. 4lfsafe. iffHee g g. even more taiuati. fnf
pr sfian ihsn rurc. AID few VII ever suffer frop
u alf, afs u fhty avail theiusslses 81 tie .fo
afff ifis rcnreav h1lIds-
fs- frep.fsl - pn. J. &. AlER&CO
Lowell, Mssssttatti4
sff fsflfafes f,r ..ll - Il Crs--aaA.
T. "a l.sssiln, Ala ~ al nfnrEi.ts IA 1os.e.
HsNfH.
Wholesale Ly AtISs 4 Co. Cincinnati
Inf l-a.Irusn
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NO. 400.
MEDICAL.


ce1-ttf1uoesl cifeasr. = ocrrrption o. ths
bleed, BY which this ncit hccorn-s vltisted s~sh
80 pocr beng ID ne eireuia,os. 1, psrvsaes The
= h ~ crgaa 4 FREE from its attacks. ncs i Tier.
ere Nttch it may net destroy. IT, scfol1lous tAls
j sTese1s'f csasei - mercurisl disease, icw living
ci,efdsfes cT unhealthy food. impure air. nlth an
thty habits, the depressing slccs and above al b.
t.e Vcnerra nieston. Nhasevcf be its orlsin 4 il
hereditary IN the coasui1ucu. tescen4lng ''irur pa
ftis 90 children unto the third and fourth genera
uoii.'' inderf. 81 Seems g. - the rod q Him ~hs
49, ~ vi S..it tas i11saites :. the fathers uron
q corrupt 81 aicerous matte wAieh Ia lie iunes
ANef. aid internal ofs-ss, t--ricf tnrbcrees. al
se s.an-', .Ns...ggsi sni On lie surface erapuous
81 eaffs TIE iori coffnpf.on wa.cA -ufirrs in -
tioea. teTrese the energies - fc, - thAt .crof-
Ars eniani it'tfs. Ia. they have ies- gss~ef 10
Ntas'e i .lc attacks ~ eltcf discs - clfisea,-ft-
y vast numbers pc4.sa > disorders alicA although
~ 'fIt-s 81 ihef nat1res are st'i tea1srec -
~ - tas tslai 90 tle sytttn. Ecst u the ca
tNlaf lua q Lts eetirfte1 tle human faRily nhfn.t
or'ga t.resoy in this scfofuleus ccatamlnAs
a.4zy destructive Diseases ine liver. kid
brain. ard Indeed. g al the organs arise frone
Sfe Aggravated - t.e sane cause.
One quarter q All our eecrie scsosaioas lheis
fTrafit sre iase.ict - shls lurkirS ecticn. a.
tatii acsl1 = aatestaile et - T. 4. cleanse II from
tae q l Ne Uasi stnovafe The hleot by an sliera-
tse rcdieine al i4v~os4te - lealtly seot a.
exen1-sc. eVeA melc-ne we - n
a th'S
compound kxtraeJ OF SarsaraIlia
lft nesl e1ecins ls.nccy Which ske redosi skillos
oar times csk fos ,As eserrvbcre prevall.nr
AID fAsai eais a. tute me scsive
reinelais have beer Z severed Tor he expur-
gsncu "a this fp4i s...lier hon he tiooa, ana ts
se-cus -i ne system ffcfr -e sfrutsfv~ conse-
.e-ts hsuoe - shoala ec enip..se. g. -,c cnre
.. noi 81 ~cfo.uia, but eiso .aese o'ter Lr.t4crs
eliSl arss lrola it s4ch a.
EioItlee skll Dl-es1es. -. Aaihauv-. fIro
hose, of trysipcias Fapics. rusfuics. hloig'-
-. EuIfI |..f. asaN =
lcum. seals hrad. NaEeor4 .hc1-
natisn. >yptiiifle Hefcureal
Diseases, UgoFs., iespfls
Dtbllb. ana. itdfld Il
Complains afl as
Niratsa "a --s
ffunH.
tne YpPtt.r tclfrf 81 rllf - tie a.e..1.f -
isa1oea tru.-., sstsl- - deeencf attn oiue
sseod tlf l- ....s tast esd riffa, ~ "a
ssfsaparil- 81 T-fis -al -cfate u. r..al ff.
IL = I = : ! : . !
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he Weekly Express

published every Wednesday. stsI 50 per snnr'a.
.lssnrf.
ssrN paper Sc ..elt - '+f1' NJ N''s't--
lanrer finc than pai for
ssstra OF Advertising an Week - >
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a B - L r. a 9 Il

or ue FIFTEENTH akAi-AATCAL SAFE
AEN1 or he condition cf pe HoNE iNSl'-
RANCk COMPANY. cr ls Oty or Nefc fort.
GA tse let d. az .ftfnarr. 1881
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Ivsssxaft ksess A. rkE tsfsstt< rereEf
sorarr Wa~hinxtcn aud >ccticu ST..
SULLIVAN. ISpiANA
ff&uE en1ersl I'D asfter rur<Attea - a,..re.
te.i<a rask4ex q ens x t1e - eealf@rTsf-t
hesels - 80 vest. a. fAf se1fF.ef = efffs
-..-s =. .nx II o. .lafe a. - ~ scoeslz.s-
t.1n q the traseilnr rahile. aaf entsrtainaael g
efasras vssslar tezrtlaz. riftrs eruesftea eelfis
q secare tke 1irhesi eeenfzft tna ceHftale1fe Hs
tEr.f easffar~f
~. \ KNOTS \ wrTTE. rrerrssser.
Hs-<rtrf a lslt tteu
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TlcKErS FOR S.sLE At Ali MAIN
OFFICES


OFFICES
FRE1effrs -
~ as Kaa,s Frslrais - az tsscrlp,lous sAn Be
fa-vas..ri fsosa Aiiatrirhin Sr~ Nrrf. Dossor -
fslaaanre. te sny reita e. fAe Rsfnsis e ohia
geefucky. lalena. aa1tls. ,fiscots.n ie.ss. - "
s.surI - kafsrtat trrrf
Tas rcs.nsslt sfls Rslrcst 80 qonnects Al F.fis
turrh with >fesnacrt. ~ ~fkA ays<s csn ie c.
uartrt 60 kry port - Tee otto H1sxinEun. Kea
frrlr Tsazrsses. czxs hcsiant. ulanis, Nssissirr4
uiscersln Mfss---s. Ss-sss. AfkA1sks ant Red klv
- snt s. Cisft'sH3. saatetky szi Chirare wish
Ssssser<as - - e. - ast1. W-s.rr-. f.s-s.
rrrrA srtt alzt t'.5r-f-t --rrstfe .te -
ton - itstr fre.<si 8 - ersag. esa rely = 6
fesa1faes 81 itsfsxfy frksss
.f4E kkTFe Of fEkt6lfr q saf fssnt 81 ~
west - the rsr-eTfeaeis Rsi.resd Nre af a. unes
ssf.Tefs.1e ss afs sss-ret ~ 5Asr fsllr.ss CO
>arafs.
- FarslSsi.r = 49,. s~sses-, -uss's<,sr-vs's.
Hallatsr.ss
~ y xNFFnFE Tilats..tt
NteAAw 4 COOKS. - <a-sk - i.s,sirners
i-1fCe 80, - .tstef l-@1es, y - feas@
WTsIsl. ~. NNEea
IFfCH = &C. rT S.a.f 49,. r.as.z
nj Il. KoCSnl,S. ItExrai frtteat ks-s.t. "a a.
F~~~H t.rrfS iz-sses = tr..t tttrsfa. rsse
n ~ AorfT. tfnfTai sst sx-ff - isesfD.ts =
sesfats
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THE DAILY EXPRESS.


20 So yesr II ~
Fos iArse trouths Ca sdsanos. -
D~iesrafe - Clfy Subscribers - 10 eers Per ~eff
single eoltes. cefis.
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.UNDERTAKER
SCHOOL NOTICE.

DERSOAS desiring situations a.
y I,acaers iae Psalr seaotis o. lie c.fs ~
Terre-liaute. tho ensuing fali ard winter. afe re-
queeiff 90 make their application in wfitae. hf
iraTing thafa with NJ unctfnei aui af fl- ioak
Store. on or bel rr The i5th ref.
pnFi2.1aw q i NuLII-
iJsaflai c.ptf
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- sfrrs,. ssreraz xsrs Az erkErr rE1ssrs.
REF. {. " FrTcn. Rrr7o&
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH:

Dsv.zr sssvc,s an ,. b.la IN n. following
Cl.ureh~s veekls.
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HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
IL Agent FOR the above reliable and respons Die
Companies. am prepared 70 issUc Fire Policies on
Dwelling Houses, Stores warehouse-. Household
Furniture, Merchandise &C, the mott favorable
terms. ss-Iossea literally adjusted and prompt
IL paid. JANIS II. TURNER Agent.
Ofioe AZ Turner 4 Mel<een's Warchouse.
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North American insurance Co
CAPITAL, s3oo,ooc
J. A. WALLACE. Sec'y. sAs. Bciirs, frcs'i.
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atss AAS.NS NNNS.l
sath. >NNtNNNN-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-02-13
Affairs in Congress.
WAsHINGroN, Feb. IL

WAsHINGToN, Feb. IL.
Resolutions were offered in the, House
to-day that the Committee on the con-
duct of the war. be requested to inve.ti-
gate at their earliest convenience into the
reports now in circulation. that informa-
tion of movements of the national army
and fleets are frequently communicated in
advance to the enemy; and report such
action on the premises as circumstances
warrant.
The case Of Segar. Representative from
Virginia was taken up. After length
ened debate the House decided by vote,
IS to 40. that he was not entitled to his
seat.
The Senate Finance Committee have
amended the House Treasury Note Bill.
striking out the declaration that the au-
thorizing to issue one hundred and City
millions is to meet necessities of the
Treasury and to provide currency receiv-
able for public dues, and inserting that
notes shall be receivable in payment for
all claims against the United States ex-
cept for interest upon bonds. Notes which
shall be paid in coin and shall be lawful
money and legal tender in pay of all
debts. public or private within the United
States except as aforesaid.
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ed. There wss no damage done to the
Fort. The Federals are landing troops
two miles from the Fort. An attack "a
expected. The Confederates are in tnli
force ON the Tennessee river. No dam
age from the Federals is apprehended:
An order was received from the war
DEPARTMENT at Richmond on the4th inst.,
ordering all military commands to i'm
pres all:the saltpetre fehnd in their dlsS
tricss, except such ss = in the bands OF
original Imannfacturers aad Geyernpent
agents and contractors paying or it ~
cents 'per pound aud NO more. The sor-
der is issued in consequence ofths NON
opoly Of the spectators and the e1orbi'
tsnt rates charged the Government for the
article at Richmond. -......---.ss--ss--z.za-ss
The Richmond Dispatch says that the
Missouri difficulty has been satisfactorily
arranged. and adds that Gen. Price will
doubtless commissioned Major General,
and the Missouri troops received into the
Confederate service as twelve months
volunteers. .-.-as-,as.szz-sz,ss' -, (
The Virginia Legislature went into Sc
cret session on the 4th inst, for the pur-
pose Of considering an important commu-
nication from the Governor. in regard to
which it is understood the State and Con-
Tolerate authorities are entirely argeed.
Its purport viii not transpire at present.
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Cleaning Out the Senaie-Gen. Fremont
From California.

Cleaning Out the Senaie-Gen. Fremont
From California.
WAsHuofoH Feb. Z.
Times Dispatch: The expulsion Of
Bright is only the beginning Of the var
against Senators suspected Of disloyslty:
It is said that shortly resolution will
be introduced into the Senate. directing
the Superintendent Of the document room
to inform that body what public docu-
ments Mr.. Powell has ordered to be sent
to members Of the Southern Confederacy
since the formstioa of the Provisional
Government.
A rebel spy vas captured yesterday BY
a company Of McDowell's division. in the
hollow Of an old tree, where he had been
secreted for several days. He was fully
supplied with provisions. He refused to
give his name or business. T fCEg =
Several Congressman, friends Of Geu-
Fremont, including prominent members Of
the committee on the conduct of the war,
are understood to have preferred an ur-
gent reques. to the President to have tue
General assigned to new command.
Private California letters and dispatch.
es make probable the enrly election Of
the Republican Governor. Stanford, as
Latham's successor iu the Senate.
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A Cure-all in the way of medicine. IS.
Of course, an impossibility? but if there
is anything which makes close approach
to it, it is j. L. Curtis Mamaluke Linz
ment. If some of our skeptical friends
could hear those whom it has relieved
descant upon its merits. they would be
compelled to ''givs in" His Comound
Syrup of Sassfras is another preparation
equally as skillfully made. The many
who have tried it regard it as q sure thing
in coughs, colds. consumption, &C., DC.
Sea sayertissDspk
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From Cairo-Mail Captured.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. III.
Special Cairo dispatches say:szszz
The army is still encampcd at Fort
Henry.
Preparations for future movements 60
vigorously forward. River high. Part
of the Fort over6owed.
The late garrison Of Fort Henry have
taken refuge at Fort Donaldson. II miles
distant on the Cumberland river, making
the force there I, 900 or 5000.
The Southern mail has been captured,
containing letters from high officers of
the Confederate army. speaking of the
demoralizing effect Of the defeat at Som
erset, and stating that another at Fort
Henry would be almost irreparable.