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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-06-26

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We ats 4uaeDssa ~ c9'iespon1e1' III
10y 'he i'no"l's account 0' the H@sstun
fiE2 lre.1@"rny'a Des''~rt2',) o9o1.hs
60 if0m D'' ilaf'ls ji'a'lse % 'ht IL
sec.s u Ne" Eostand Injurious 70 |eG
etatIvu
LIS lhsert N@s 1'st vDsrshl< Ill i.@
wear 1916, ou Sls.eu IsIaud auo il. l.yl.
busL o. the west epd IF Louy Island
%~x ~. +, =. ,,.n.,,, ,es..'1 ',.
p pay S''"-'' ~
49, 'eS 81 -|
'e' W 49, III N1ee'5 "he1 '"s 2'".3 Lac
sp''"S7' '.p "'" 'es'os ~ eng" I''''s
N' 'sss " "'s "ep's' ''o ID 'h9 Iop2 .'"
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Raising Peaches ia iowa.

t'''" Nhe IOWA Hpnestssa
Successful experiments IN miater y,otec.
Hon Of Mr Hach-IrDtcction Of he
Hachderry, Raspberry, and Gropr
Ed. Iowa HOMESTEAD Some time
last summer, wrote shor, article On
protecting peach trees, and small fruits,
during the winter, with brush and slough
hay Or straw, which was published IN
the p"tric Farmer. A writer, | think
from Wisconsin, replied to me, that ny
plan would do no good, bat would injute
or Kill the trees Ito recommended blnd-
ing down aud covering with earth 50
concluded to try several experiments
fIrst, took several trees that were
growing il rows obDut five Or SIX feet
apart, aud bent the top. Of th' III togrth-
er, TWO in pIaee, Iy bending The top Of
one a, low as could without breaking,
aud bend NJ the top ot the other il. ai
opposite direction, directly over the hrsi
then fastoDod both together ia tia, Do-
sIt0n viii long, coarse, slough hay.
then placed brush around some, and bro.
ken rails around some, 10 such Il manner
az to prevent deep snow from breaking
down the tree; then covered all over
from the grouud, over the tops Of the
trees with coarSe slough hay
Secpud took :c,cial other small trees
that were branched out near the ground
aud bent tie linb, to the ground, and
covered tb'm W I'll earlh.
Third, next bent one small tree ~
tI, ,,tf3 .,,t Il a. -
slough LaJ putting Oh fcw pIrc'a u
rails, t. keep the bay IN ii. plare OI
another large tee bent tLe'Iinbs
that would bend, t. The ground, aud rl'n
( pu, % some pota'oe tops, and ,olnator
vines, - keep the earth trym coming IN
cyutact with the brauchc. and then cyy.
cred with earth
Results First, those covered with
hay aud brush came out with lmbs uu-
Injured by ,he winter, Tat the most oi
the bio@som buds were l,IIed there arr,
however, some blossoms Il At NV bid far
to make hne peaches Secondly, those co1.
cred with car,h had more bIyss1n> lLau
those covered with lay, bat they !yokcd
feeble. aud tn tree. seem t. b. Ssy
m9oh injured BY being buried 81 lp12
IN the c9ftb, they uloy haYe been lojut' i
worse by The ground being ~ long wr,
with the snow and rain They were IN.
covered as soon as they wera tlawri out
Third, the tree that bent - the GROUND
aud covered with hay, and tie limbs -
the other, TIA. ! cyYertd with tg.nar
.,i t.ytts MT t,t
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-06-26

4 fcw nights ago one Of the laeies q
our c1tr, q passenger ." the Metropolis
while coming from New YORK witt SOL,
sick aud wounded prisoners. selins thai
they were hot cared Tor as her gencrou;
nature would dictate. an3 learning trou
them that the wants @ the iouer mat
~as tie strongest, cal1.pg the stcwuf9 Il
the boat t. her. size says
'.Cau tlese uen lp,e su2yrlI'
enc, marm, ther. Las b2eu ~ pro- S
ious Of that klud made by tie govern
mept, aud We cauuot provide these auluss
We provide al
Can YOU get them supprrs i / wi
pay FOR it. -
'Ies"
Very well, do ST.
The supper was accordingly got, Win
al! the delleacies op hand No sitnt---
but the best--for which the sum Of sl9V
was paid, Ne one was informed u hoe
act--no herald or pevspaper reporter var
there TO prooleim IT oae o. tue t'etp
tents of her noble bounty is The author Oh !
the above -gza Pfpcr P'sss !
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Lafls Life of Jeff. Dalis.

The Nashville It.su. gives the 4sa j.
LIFE If JEFF Dnis - to.4..s:
A trifiog 1llue 'ebe. paprs jo hya.
tovky protesse. {, dy4bt ,as u4.A Vt our
statement respecting 1he or.444 oC J4f
Daris. h1st ~ state2 IL buyau u
buua'e3, @ LIE best cItzeus Of Chris
tan aud Todd cvuttle>, hc.turty -
Je3. Davis father lived lyr l4m1er ol
Years IL i H. c4bi1 sltuate1 III n4at il
IT," tne toAu .! Fair.lew, twelve m.4s
ltVu Iiopkiusyi!.e, Kentucky. TAe
lygse Is nys weatheroyaT 4oQ aud see -
tavern. Old Davis Ms mau Il Dud
character, horse trader, aud saluJl.r.
aud Of very 1ow habits. 4 lit. A9rse
was mlsslug upou oue occasion, under
suea suspicious circumstances TIA. LIE
found II stiles; 70 leave tie cou1ty 44me-
dlateI y and ty to Mississippi JET Da-
sls Las llleel+uaae soa, Was horu soue
miles distant from lis fathers house, aud
taken home by lin when seretai Years Of
ase. These are notorious facts c0ue
q! Davis relatives stlll live Ia laut par
Of Kentucky. We would never have sI
uded 20 tols St's lsler bar vi JET scutvu
eJu, were lot hl< trlcads eoutinua .Iy
pratlug about Southern geatI.Ity aud tAt
l0w breeding u Cul0u peVpie Our ~ L
oplulou il tnat JyH plrt1 aoes b I'll tuvrc
credit than auy portloa q b.s suosequ ut
life
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~ 4 friend suggests that the best
thing that can bs done with the leading
oeoesh 10 TO take ano keep full supply
suy Tor ten years, and furnish at the
nainci,,al towns with one every ycur, 10
be hupr on the 4sh of july, IN the pres
enc. of the entire popuistion This rs
has Ides of O oompfotniss
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OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS

Which convened at the Court House
in Upton, on the I'd day Of June, A. d.
1902.
G. p. Sheldon, chairman, called the
Board to order, and on calling the roll
the following persons answered to their
names, to wit: G. p. Sheldon, VIM. Ma.
son, Preston Roberts, John Leiih, VIM.
Robinson, john W. Brown, s. Il
Houghton, Levi Jennings, I'd Wright,
aud }. J. Wright The chairman dc
cIared quorum present.
The several reports Of county officer
were submitted to the various commit
tees.
The chairman appointed Messr.. Rob.
er,son, Wright Of Cover, aud Mason, q
special committee on clerks report on
county orders issued.
On motion, adjourned to l o'clock
p. III.
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EXCHANGE oTI;fE.

STGeT bgAPTs eg NEW YORK cAN ~
- ma 81 the - frszrlt,ar il sum sy suit pur
hasers. .sefI 4eBtas - I'aposft AID @rat:s OF
.as sEssn c41ie-, ta-aea- American gsid tuu3sl.
e. If small yretrlaw-
7-s-~ sf.4 e @Vsr f3tt.,larfg3prss sta-e
HM. H. TE7EtLI.
Ttpten ivwa- JOY 1sl -GG
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II. 4 J. J. DAIRY would announce 10 Tire
rui,ie bAgf they rre prepared TO IAN LEATh-
fR tef customers Oh the shares, I'll for pHr.-
The highest cash price will be pad inf hides.
We have # ae nssnrtmsne OF L-gtlsr un hand
which ". Ii Sc. low for cash, o. exchange II
Tor hides
TIptsn uruRt 3n ls6n.
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McSWEEN L. BASS,

"a TTORSEYS d COUNSELLDRs AT LAW
IA LAND AND CoLLEcTrsG Agents &c,
TIrrUS. : Iowa.
orrIcE- postOfice Building opposite the
Court House.
y. B.-Messrs Mes. 3. will pay the strictes:
saention 10 every branch Of their profession.
REYERESCEs: Grant Smith Cook d Drury,
X DAWSON 4 True Lane skinner. and Hon.
Jadse Dillon Dayenpor. is:25l
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DIcTAToR TALhGD oF.-Taere ap.
pears to De vioie4; opposition grow W
up arainst IF Davis III the South Car
ollua portion oil repeLapm, at least. TIE
Charleston Courie, of May z2G says
We have been reliably Informed that
uea of high chcial position amongst Us
-ueu Of good intentions, but OF Ipss-
taken aud misguided patriotism, are SOW
ing the seeQs Of dlscoid broadcast In our
midst, py preaching crusade against
President Davis and calling for general
convention of the Confederate States, to
depose him aud create military dictator
IN his place ~
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o'cLocK
Board met pursuant to adjournmont-
Quorum present.
The petition Of Gilbert johnson aud
twelve others, asking the appointment Of
George Manasmith as constable Of Sugar
Creek township, to fill the vacancy caus-
cd by George Given removing from said
township, was presented, and On mo,ion
the praper Of petitioners granted, and
George Msnssmith was appointed co.,
stable of Sugar Creek township to fll
said vacancy.
The committee, heretofore appointed
- locate the .ite for bridge across Su.
gar creek in Sugar Creek township, made
their report, which, On motion, wa. re-
ceiTcd AID committee discharged.
Bond IF q + lngnan was approved
by tic Board
The Board having upder consideration
the Appointment Of B. F. Paving as
county surveyor, oa motion, the same
was laid ov'r Tor further cynsidcrstion
Wright. q COVER, offerei the rl'low
ia-. which, q" motion, was adj ptcJ
Fe<> 'rtd, That the clerk be and he j..
hcreby AUTHORIZED to is-ue wsrrau,- Of
such amount as will enable the Treasurer
aud Recorder TO comply ~,th the provl,.
lbs q chop.cr - Of the scts Of the
9;h General Assembly.
Wright, 0: Gower, offered the follow
ln-. WHICH, on motion, was adop;ed:
NnEREAs. ooc q tht p.r-ons elect,3 :.
tie .sst t'e@:;oa - :Ly ofice of c0n.ta
bic IL tic township of Cover. count
= ''daT and State Of Iowa, tsiIed t.
qualify according TO law, therefore,
he il
Reso!cei, That Taymas Gray be aud i.
hereby sPPoDted to hil said vacancy.
Mr. Bassets offered the foIIorir :, Which
was adopted
AHEELAs, one Of the persons elected 81,
IT, last election is constable. iu t.
Id township, neglected to quaiily ac-
,re~bfr~r, fs@r IL IS culver De az
pointed - Go sid yacancy.
Mr.. Wright, d. Cover, offered the FOL.
sowlog, whi~h, - mo:ioo, wss advpted:
keaoie>3. Tha, the judgment vttsined
against Jebs Msyler, Il al si the be
cea.ter term Of the District Court Of C.
Dr. county, Iews. 1861, be and TIE yaue
Is hereby stayed putil such time as said
J uLn Nsy!.r sha.l acaio sell liquor cot
trsry TO law. Or until the Board Of Su2er-
vI>ors shaIl erder sn execution.
o. motion, tdjourue1 to ,g-morrow b,
3 clock = IL.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-06-26

81 Ehs sad E.snd NsrTa q tho roRrt t4euse IL
3.FtsA- wbfrt lie Lite lbs 10 supply lns bes;
nrai III ieaaI CauEt-. al reasonable rates FOR
CASH. a. be buys aeeres ou The same ternA.
l4piaa - p @L4, 4n14--m
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Nh. yJLLONS, ID. ID. p.

nFFTeE ses; > d. 81 G is;ou s.ree- -
~ se+rsen rasts IA -tos oua Co'1tct
.3TN 4 ftEI, iowa. Alsa vii v3-.t -@-'
J P.aas Frofgss ion4llr. two oE tbree tiues per
snr--E f--@@1
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d. J. CT Z.
TURNER L. CUE.

A TTORSEIS AT LAW, AND GENERAL Col
"a LEcTiSG AGENTS, TIProS, Iowa. Office
ever the store Of J. g. ScmACcKEH Il co.
Upton. July q, lssl.
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OAR COUNTY, IOWA, JUNE 26, 1862.

The con. mite on equalization made the
following report, which, on motion, was
adopted
The committee on equalization have
had under consideration the matter Of
equalIz'ns the assessment Of A. b. 1862,
and would recommend the following
changes !:
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ATTORNEY AT LAW, TiProS Iowa.
VlTILL promptly attend 20 All business in
w trusted TO his care. Particular attention
paid to collections. inilI
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IkaMiN l. LfSSLLi.

HOUSE. SIGN. AKD ORNAMENTAL
IL PAIN TIRS-
Inpsr Hsnrfts M t+rafuing 1ore N tbe bee;
ilntf. AL work rAuieG To gre satihtag-
tlun. ~bep in Virgin Block.
Upton, April j., lst. nl5r9
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-06-26

,CIsEo% DENTIST AriBcis1 t|7$AA
> Teeth on NulcaGazsd kabber: LILY
also. Han:eT'. OF Aliens Coutlngeas 1'ufn and
Block Wart. Gns,sed- oAcs over t4!lds
.arr,. Tfrfen. Iowa vaL@l
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~ ant team whips gnoa assorimhht ~
''s dc ;, which will hr soid NJ prices 10 SUI
aaies. Ta-EaSE PAID FOR hIbEh.
e'oE, January 10Th, lrGI.
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JAS. II. ROTlIROCk.
SYLVANCS YATES,

A TTORNEY AT LAW. TIrro.. CEpaE Corr
"A TY, Iowa. Once at the Sheris's Onicc.
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+ n CaI,a. a,s -. 'p' o"' o,v
- c"' W." E'oo I,oo
49,. t. d. .u.'er: liver won sc"ip' LOO LOO
Thon,.. S, Shaa. r,. s,,;,uso,, oa'~ 500
! State -, Brisbine costs lad on ,he -''' -''
/ table, s5,s5
"m' Russell assessor OF Linn ,p. 2l,oo 2l,oo
,'a ~, y: n",ies - a. o's'a' ~" ~"
lanes Croz;er ,ssr IF Snr;,ys,, ., .t M aa '"o "o
Philip Brav. wolf scalp, 90. ou
H. .. Simpson, assessor of DAYTON p $500 20 90
nases' ait iee' s'a,e w. '.
] " Ra.isv 49,, te Stat. - :, ''0' ''''
toxica,ins liquor, 300 500
J. W. Bagl,y, atty lee, state,s If.
LoureT, 800 800
,",;n-. n1se. .;". ,:n AT 'ses' state 's' Ia mn
J W. Barley au'v fees State r, IN. '''' ''''
,oaic4,ing liquors, 800 800
Na,nsn How, a--'r Of Rochester ,p. $500 $500
.,mp"gnJ w. nas,[y' ait Ices o'a'e vs. Geo on ,,o
IL na''iiaonG Iaont, ,p;. so ow S'no ~
J-eos H-rsho,anr~, ~-sT cassft ftpi, $500 $3.50 $3.50
Aaron n, haile!' assessor "i "o"sr 'P' 1870 1890
RoweIi ~N I'VE 500 suo
J. w. Bsslev, atty fees, State vs.
aashee, 1000 1890
- as - VI 1.','.'3Ion p' ''"' -s''o
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All Of which is respectfully submitted
ED WRIGHT,
II. WHARTON,
i. BUTTERFIELD

The special committee to whom was
referred the report Of the Clerk Of the
District Court on county orders issued,
n,ade the following report:
The special committee 20 whom was
referred the report Of the clerk Of war-
rants issued have had the same under
consideration, and as far as they have ex
anincd the game find it correct. There
is an error Of four and e0lO0 dollars
which your committee had not the time
or inclination TO examine at present, but
which the clerk promised to correct at
earliest opportunity.
WN. ROBINSON,
ED WRIGHT,
LEVI JENNINGS.
On motion adjourned until | o'clock,
?. ID.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-06-26

He would respect
fully inform hif
friends anf cuE
TONER'S thai he hat
On hand IA very
large assortment al
Carriage, Buggy,
and Wagon ttar
ness I4adies and
Man u Saddles; Drl
ftas nf AL kln(iP
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Signature Of phseiei%n
The magistrate OF notary putlIc vii
certify .ha, he il respectable ph,sIcIan
AID reslde1t Of the county above given.
aud IL entitled u the fu5i eouhdeuce q
a. wIit4 miaor1 be may be trougA: 4ty
b4sluess ,elatI,ns III Ills profess on
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THDS. HAMA.

~ Office in the Court HoJse. up stairs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-25


y.ruish made Wholly OF IN p,rt of gum copki perct
( n rssse ~ sther gums 81 sahstsnces per G..
Vegetable ois. pr gallon 1eenu
vegefsble pulmonary bals.u same -DsDtri-
fcc.n
vermifaze same as IDENTIFIES"
warehoase entry, AZ custom houses. nctcxceed-
ing dollar Ia value. stamp duty @Scents
-, ~, "a dollar fsss''"''s ~ 50 censs
Do. do. exceeding nvc dollars in value %
Warehouse receipts, stamp duty - cents
Whisky. per gallon = "een0
d. recfiied. j. ~ pay additional duty
Wholesale dealers. under With term j. iaciuded
every person whose business Or cccrPaiion
TO sell. or ofer 10 ell yroceries- or any goods,
wares OF merchandise u fore or domestic
production. by fhan origInai Tark-
age piece az one time. % the same par
chaser. not Including wines, spiriuous OF mat
i liquor. for each ltccn~c % 90
Wholesale dealers IN liquors n every dcscrip-
ton, Including distiies spirif-. icrmcnted Il
/ quors aud wines Of an kinds (pcrsons ether
i than distilers, who sell or Oder for sale any
such Hauors. IN quantities. Of more than three
Il gallons Al time 10 the purchaser,
inciuded,l for each license TOO 90
willow. manufactures q per c.
Wine made Of grapes, per gallon cents
Withdraw entry az custom house. stamp duty - cents
vided for spcr Ct
wco-i screws ~ cts
Wool manufactures Of otherwise specified pr C..
worsted manufactures ~ otherwise specified per
Worm ozengcs same a. "Denuince.'
WHIT. stamp duty 80 cents
zinc manufactures or not othcrwies specified per
( DO, oNydc Of. per 100 pounds - cents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-25

81 Mills SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
AN AND AFTER NAY s, lss2, trains will be
~ run follows
A Mail Train will leave Indianapolis At lilo NJ,
stop all stations make close connection kokoo
with ras0n the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail-
road for Lo-ansport Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive
Peru SIS y. NJ. time make connections with
trains the Toledo and Wabash Railway, going Fast and
West.
Returning. the train will leave Peru Goo
A. NJ. after the arrival OF the train the T. W r. W.
from the East and arrive al indianapolis al 80 A. NJ
in time make connections for all points East South
and West.
An RxpreSsran viii leave Indianapolis n less r. a.,
Kokomo with train for Chicago and arrive AZ
Peru 500 A. NJ. in time make connection with
going East and West the Toledo and Wabash Rail-
way.
Returning the will leave Peru AZ 1900 NJ,
making close connection al kckomo with the trains
on the Cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Logansport, and arrive al indianapolis al
4:l0 p NJ in time with the evening trains for
Cincinnati. Louisville and other points
Special attention given 10 the transportation Of live
stock produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY. General Agent and Superintendent.
THko. p. HAu0HEf. General Ticket Agent. apl62 diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-25
THE NATIONAL TAX.

The Taxes Imposed vy the Tax Hill,
sod Passed by Congress, June esd !,
ssss-The Duties on swcsmes, snsu-
snrauce Com pauie<, Railroad Com.
pane@ss kc--Thc Taxes ON Dtssssied
Spir63s, >uanufactures, Oils, Paper,
Gas$<Csndfes, Tobacco, snuff, Sc
gars, srss, seap, scrcsss. Cloth, Lea
shevs &lue. wine. Coat, &e.-The Tax
90 C~ssee-Fhe License Tar, Ac., Ac.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-25
Ereuch's Hotel
on THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
CIT % sEw rosx-
SINGLE wOous 81 CENTS PEN Day.

! xEw IxsTRUMENr-yUsT THE THING Fon
"A sabbath schools. Academies aud Small Churches
- " acR8 ~ GA "a -.
my3 WILLARD 1JOwkLL,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-25
RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. "A L r . a D.
1862. NY ,zsas zE 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

new ROute tn Chicago via Kokomo
~ Mills SHORTER THAN OTHER ROUTE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-25

The Tar III Iust passed both Hon-es q Congress on
Ia I'd q iuse We below table q he
po~~d M II the ess.>s o. persons
taxed arranged m alphabetical form rendering the
Table u-laaoIs Cor eonseneaf and ready refsr~nces
Tstzxs< imposed Of the following different classes
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-09
THE DAILY WORLD.

Tie Daily World is the most complete CONNER
cial and News Paper published in America. United
with the Courier and Enquirer, and preserving all
the commercial news and other distinctive features
of that journal it has become the principal adver-
ping Merchants, and business men generally. Its
Commercial and Market Reports, together with its
Reports of all 1mportations. Foreign and Domes
tic and of Exports, and of Foreign and Domestic
Ship News, are full, reliable, and give what no
business man can do without Besides these pc
cular features it is unsurpassed in the fullness of
its political and miscellaneous news its correspon-
dence, &C.. &C. 1t is printed on an imperial quarto
sheet, larger than any OTHER taco-cent daily.
No Sunday edition is printed, and vigilant
watch will be kept over its columns, excluding
everything unfit for family reading.
Terms per annnm. Six Dollars; Four copies to
one address, Twenty Dollars. To clsrgymen Five
Dollars per annnm For club of ten copies, an
extra copy will be sent
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-09
THE WEEKLY WORLD.

The Weekly World contains all the editorials and
the most important of all the news matter contain
ed in the daily edition. together with good origi-
nal story, or some brilliant production from the
best English novelists and periodical writer's. In
no other weekly paper published in this country
are there found such full commercial and market
reports, and general news intelligence, combined
with mach editorial matter and variety of mis-
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-09
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