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oppressive in the extreme, and to hare on-
forced them would have been IN impossi-
bi1ity. Sir, for US to talk of placing
Canada in d state Of defence against
the power Of the United States govern
iment Is SIS ridiculous as it would be Tor o
nacas.c TO asstt'ne CT cftif9e Of dssnce tora,4zs
a. ELEPHANT. The army Of that nation is but
little inferior in discipline to the best armies
Of Europe; it is superior in intelligence to
any army in the world; it is Is vel
armed and equipped as the army of any
European power; it is maintained at the
cost Of daily expenditure greater than the
yearly cost Of eTen such N organization as
that proposed by the .ate government, and in
case Of emergency, Its numbers, now cx-
cetdIng half 4 million, can 1s aouj;cd. Such
being the power Of CUR republican nelgabors,
it is obvious that f;,r US TO talk Of defending
ourselves against the government Of that coun.
tr,, il disposed to attack us, is simply absurd.
But, Mr. Speaker, sc have no cause for appre-
heIkion. In the first place, don't believe
tlsTs is any nl.feellng towards Us as Canadians,
in the United States, Of, il there is such fsel-
ing, it is because re Gre eonnecfed acth Britain,
aud not on our DHn aCcVUut.h
, 1862-06-11

We have copy of 4.e Cavazier, Nav %
,,,,,;e,1aa ~ 1ao1Esan,,o-t -. .' 80 ~
pu'''sneu 1T ashs'apoi'' a.h'' VI ao} otner
place, and as often as convenient, BY members
Of the 9Th Illinois cavalry. We copy the to.-
1o,x7,, i+ona rh;.h nil, ha NJ ;,,+c-es+ ~ ~,
'".16 A'eAno " "Aa~1A " - ~ oA 1a'eAe'' w ou1
readers: .-.. ....
LIEUT. Colonel Charles A. Wood, Of the 11th
Wisconsin Infantry has been stopping here for
some days with our friend the Provost If IT.
sba1. While out in the country few DAYS
after his arrival here, he was badly poisoned
With iyy Though sorry to part with him, we
take pleasure in announcing thst he is SO far
conyuIesceut as to be able to rejoin his rcgf-
ment which he has all along been impatient
to do. ..-.,. --------....
We arc Elad to gee "1fh ~ rs once on more CaRt.
VIM. Chidester, Of Co. l, 9Th Ill cavalry. He
still bears the marks Of a severe illness.
Capt Bernard A. Staupotski Of Co. F, and
Lieut.. Walter s. Anderson, Co. Fl, 9Th Ill.
cavalry have resigned, the latter on account ol
III heath.
MURDEKED;-Private Phi1ander ". Pringle,
company Il. 9th Illinois cavalry, was 1ssassln-
attd by the rebels below Village Creek, in
jackson county, on the 2lst day Of May. 1867.
Willinm l.. Sheppard, company L. 9th Illinois
cagalarJ, who WAS severely wounded while on
picket guard at Pilot Knob, Mo-, by the secss-
Eionsts. has been discharged from the aerEice.
He is crippled for ffe- Geo. f. Walker, com
, 1862-06-11
1891 WINTER ARRANGE:
AooAs AENT.
Michigan S1uthera and Lake SAeaa
M MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL.

aisHAT EEH TEN ROUTE 70 HKH YUHK, HEW
. Or md atfer SUNDAY, MAY 4sa, :AE.. Tfuirz lesYe
ne Great Central unit1 osPof Eoas Of Lana ttreat n
follows: -
10 4. H-Eycap. 85otaYl aa1xes 4. nst-nIt NJ En-
, 1862-06-11


Mr. Robert Bonner of the Ledger has frc-
quently astonished the sporting world and tho
owners Of fast horses by the surprising per
foE1naDces Of his celebrated team in the way
OF tast time. Only few weeks ago he electzi-
fed all thu old turtles aud trainers by driving
his mares, Lady Palmer and Flatbush Maid,
two miles to wagon, in the unprecedented
time Of min. IL sec. On Tuesday last,
on the Fashion Course. after the race bo.
tween Lady Emma and J1tt Was decided, and
the assemblage dispersed, Mr. Bonner, having
attached to his heavy four-seated road
wagon the Flatbnsh Mud and Lantern, aud
carrying with him three other centIe-
men-Mr. C. a. Dan., Mr. Palomino.
and Mr.. c. J. Foster, of Hilkes Spirit-droye
the first half mile Of the track in the unpre-
cedeuted time Of min. z sec. Lantern broke
and ran the whole Of the distance, being urg-
ed By the whip to the top Of hi. speed, While
the Flatbush mare, rotting squarcly and
steadily, never breaking Or skipping, kcpt uo
closely With bin. The performance Of Ethan
Allen and his running mate Socks, precisely
similar to the shove team in style Of going,
sinfs into insIgnidcancc compared wit6 this
wonderful achievement OF Lantern and Fiat
bush Maid, especially when the weight carried
the gentlemen exceeding 600 pou1ds) Is con-
6idnr..d-
, 1862-06-11

M ASTER:S SALE State of ILL
csgo-1n Chanecr5. Edson Ketth aad John \. 'Gnrley
vs. Robert G. Eoone, Edward u. La.tnoa and Thomas
Hoy1s-;FoEeclosq1e Of Mortgage.
decIeetsi eTder entered il tic aboze entitled cuse On
Tie twelfth deg of May a D. 1sa l suu1ner MaE5le
Monday the day Of june, 4 D. 1852 At ten
o'clock N the forenoon sell aspuhc auction
T. the highest bidder Yr cash she north door n the
Cook in tc State OF Illinois all tat ersain lot piece
0F parSel 4 staE y 5isg aad 5en u shs Gaaay
TIE southwest fractional quarter Of Section No. tEea-
ty-two s il Township No. thlrtynine lsp, north Of
s q nnI,d II 4
tie northeast Intersection Of Calumet Avenue Gnl Kin
gold Place. thence east !ong the north ln3 nf said Fin
S 80 n) to stake ht5 I've frt and fourtent.,s Of
feot 81 40 III west Of gle centre Of the east track
Of the Illinois Central KailEoad thence northwest
hundred md and three scnth3 feet ts $40
IT, 70 stake fire aad fou1tenths feet {5 40 n,
west Of the .east track OF said Railroad thence west
sud seventy SIX and R1 tenths feet Cs6 $40 III Ia
stake thence south along the east linz OF CAlGmet
nue four hundred aad tRenttseyeE and eight tentha
exclusive OF streets three and three hundred fort
eight ethousandths Is acrcs> Also nil
Tue right title and interest of ths said Rohs Booee
caEt Of tue prenises above described and westerly
the 1ands Of the Illinois Central Railroad Company To-
Eethes With all and aingaas sas tsne,asnts hersta
much of said premises as mar be necessary 70 satisfy
the amount due the conE1 a1ants Inder said deosre
With the intssest thereon s'aa ths essts 2 9f sgit @
Special Master In CilaSeeH
ta;cII, eAILIr AITcRc1G5 ,e;5 Es conR1ta sorsa
, 1862-06-11
NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS


Proposals will be addressed to "JOuN DEFREEs,
Superintendent OF the Public Printing. Washnston,h
ana indossed Proposals foE Supplying Pspet."
, 1862-06-11

TO-PARTNERSHIP. - We, the
~ undersigned have this dky entered into Co
Partnership. under the style s1d 1t1a name OF
KEELCC.Es de GRAY.
For the purpose Of d. eal1ng In Cozl Of III Hnd1.
Chicago, Any 1T. 1Bfk, a. Il, KEGID4a.
MS rAEhA3 c. ". GRAY.
, 1862-06-11
Speech Of Col. Rankin in the Canada-
IN Parliament.

9p3GC0 01 G01s k6AnAlH IN &n9 GAA&d34
I'm Parliament. -
Col Arthur Rankin, member Of the Cans
dian Parliament, Who offered his sergicea and
Was commissioned colonel in the Union A.
mY, made powerful, speeeh against tho mili-
Tia bin Of the old defeated ministry few days
since. from which VIC take the following e1-
tract:
"A naomcnt's real reflection, Mr.. Speaker,
oneht to bo sufficient to convince every hon
orable member that sHch \ law never could
hare hecn carried out; its provisions were
, 1862-06-11

1E for SUPPLY OF Marine Hospita1. District Of Chi
cago Chicago. May 1852 Notice is heseby given, that
81 aed proposals, accompanied By proper guarantees
according To forms to be turntahed application as
nerdi the zss Tuesday III unc for ths $40
ply othe Marine Hcep1ta1 In this city vim the aEccs
OF rrovianu medicine. &C. H1es1teG In 8atd foFma
The quanee stated are estimated With Teference to
tho number Of patients in ths HOSPITAL but +he
Up1ted eta.e. reserTs the right to take less o
xalo articles. 1ccofdugly they aJ be actually
q1iIed.
r articles delivered at the hosp!ta1 are not IN
and adapted TO th+ hosp'tx1 be Wu bs at Io.rty
iect the to prchsse othe articles Ia their st1ad
nEd to charge the contractor with any excess IN cost
over the contract prl.ea
Tho United etatts reserves the right to accept
proposals for the Nhoe AGt portion OF 1s articles
specified. LUTHER HAVEN, Collector,
1Dy1.n261- td.1tew
, 1862-06-11

OFFICE CnHsIssAET OF su1=1sTxECE1
proposals III e It's aRs s s
oday uas M pPa L fssk = o
dsserlnE at Camp Butter und Springfield IliIois ali
sPe DC rqngrcd IL oT the 9ze sach 4
4ssoSs o @ a tass n a ents
{, sarE pfss;'esf a e sseh Sa:isr cs5
snail consis5 d tie f5l5wi5E r1Ielss. VIZ oas III
ef ae eor F o
Of l;t =; bakers bFfGt or III lieu thereof ponn OF
Il so s nd
ri ~ st ts's isse so qne 1uEtsed rntens u @
E<atcss man, three .fH,es WfzS tn ooaais d
ts as soi1ss q eight nernds Of ra:e Sc: la ground
ponnd e ss M ct
t. e a s2 az fae Is s dss
ny eglashmsnt &c Or regiment may require it. It Is
ITEM COMPOSING IuE EAr1oS and Wien ssTeral ait at
clss confosr The Eas.on the person mailing the reaE
Essqss Terms s aon T2 7hish
r n olasSss sa be supplied I'D he
~ isqa5ed ~ Gie ea a!'tf1Ss ts
rn+u aea9s aTfe Sv te Ut 5 loest s1esae nEee o
reject Or ii 81 1T 6as 'ne f'sh'
ea n t9nfa "a M
e e stores as EsGulrcd by tae Army Re:utoas hut
payment to be :slc after Us inds rlay be- re.
# fhe n ss be Of the first quality aud
shall be approved By tile commanding of5csr TIC Com
nas # the R9s o. tue the
in bulk in suitable packages free or charge at the
prices namcd for zach item
All bids must be accompanied by the following
guarantee, to pe ezecntca NJ two persons.
FORK OF GUARANTEE.
asf s f. IT, e I'll m
Of as abeve de-cEibcd- be accepted, he Of they
E on o. before the 18th oi June. execute the
ana In esSe tic sad sl.aI I'll to enter INTO
ference between The offer of the said - anu that
which may be accepted.
"HesfE; G. e.b: ): euarantorH.
June 1857
hereby certify thst the above named --are
knqF to Ee as men Of property able to make good
their guarantees.
District Attorney
ment posted at Its head and must be specific In com
be execntcd can be seen 1T this office.
NlNIAN ". EDWARDS
jc1us43td Carts;n and Cou11uissarv
, 1862-06-11

DUBLIC NOTICE IS EEREBY
- GifEes snat / FL FIJI On tha lin day OF June
hGnr q y o:ioss Il y rset tas!s and iassssst Dc;
creditors made by 7. B. Carter to July ssh, ISL
70 The following ls- pieces and pa:ces Of lands, With
improvements thereon. 7tz: ......
toErah'p p -, range il east -
"a Los i B:ock Is With houss taero3, in town ct
Mclean Mclean county. nl.lots
Sd. Lot IN Block Z with house thereon In town of
Caledcus. Boon county. Illinois on which IL mort
gage 70 School Commissioners OF 537l, -
4ta- TIE s. n. i Of q. Y. Section :, town 81, n
rHugr, Il East 10 ac-es In KAnk2keeCo On Eh1ca
fnoftgEse for bbons $5Eu
5sh sub Let Is Of lot IN Block g. aud sub lot u OF
Let g. In Block q In city Of Ga.ena. FL
9Th, LotE eS2, ssi ond e, IN towa OF Lake FOreEt
And VII also sell at the t1d1e and place All the
eotse In y bands that not sold The secoad dsy
Of Nay lRst ASHER EA7TES,
.... .. Asdgnee Of r. B. Carter,
Chicago My utA 1E53. nF H-Fza4lm
, 1862-06-11

from the Houston cTezas} telegraph, a3d1
III order TO allay excitement and prevent
untounded TuInors gaining currency, we have
ohtained the following from official SOURCES
Saturday morning the nigate Santee had a
white flag mp as signal Of desire to commn-
plcate with the shore. During the day mes
serges came ashore, bearing the following de-
nland:
q S. Eg1G.rE SAsTEE,
Orr GALSESroN, TEXAS, hlay II, 1861
To the Military conmundant, Commanding Con-
tedcrale forces, Galveston, Te11s.
SIN: In few daye the naval and land
forces Of the United States will appear OF
the towo Of Galveston to enforce its surEen-
der.
To prevent the efFusion Of blood and de-
struction Of property which would result
IRON the bomLardment of your town,
hereby demand the surrender Of the p1ace,
with all its Notifications and batteries in
it's vicinity, with all arms aud munitions
Of var. I trust you will comply with Ills
demand.
lam. respectfully, etc,
Henry EAGLE,
Capt. Com z the C. S. Naval
force of Galcestoh, Texas.
The bearer OF the above message stated that
an answer could be made aay time within
twenty four hours.
Owing to the wires being down during the
day, this message was not teleGraphed up till
This morning Gen Hebert has instructed
Col. Cook to rcply that Hhea tic lind aud
naval forces make their appearance the de-
mand will be answered,
Meanwhile We can a6sure the people TINT the
Island will not be given up on mere uaper
boutardment. Nothing will De left uudoae
to provide for the enemy Eaen he comes.
The general con1usE ding advises the people
TO keeI' cool-there is 10 danger When tae
enemy lands and endeavors to penetrate into
the interior, he will be fought on every inch
OF ground. In the meantime every man
should stand by his arms, and be ready to
take the field ut q moments warning,
The above is ill that has taken place that is
Of interest to the pnblic.
GALVESTON, May q, 8 p. m.-The trans
port steamer left for the eastward this morn
ing.
a federal brig OF WAT has arrived to-day. and
is now lying at anchor with the Sansee.
Ihc foreign coueuls have communicated
With the captain Of the Santee, with view Of
fixing upon some point that might be respect-
ed in the bonhardment as point of rtfaee
for foreign subjects. The following Is Cant.
Eagles reply to them:
L. S. FK1GATE SAxrEE, May p, 1s1a,
To the Foreign Consnls, GalFeston:
GENTLEMEN: Let NE assure you. GENTLE
mcn, that To person can deplore more than
myself the misery that would result from the
bombardment OF the town Of Galveston and
its tortihcations, yet 1t is q duty that will
hecone necessary TO force its surrender It
Is not in my power to give you any assurance
OF security during tho bompardment, for it Is
impossible to tell That direction the shot and
sntIl WILL take. HENRY EAGLE,
Capt. commanding U. s. Naval forces Of Gal
WESTON.
There is nothing else Of interest this evening
, 1862-06-11
SEEMING Mafbi1tes.
L.. CORNELL l. Co.'S
Sewing Machines.

TaEEAIt 4 Fairs Patent WGCo1& GIbnA Patent
Empire Patent
Al Eewhg Machines In market make c1e 0: s1otaez
q -he:c tae bitches, Single ThTeai Stitch nou5i1
Shuttle sttcn {elIke both sides) A experience o.
fIgE YzAEs Ia TIC business nnd practical knowledge
ls u say1E that Ee haze By fsr the best eest mot
a1m2IG and reliabls machines, taking Alt OF THEsE
Eaen = Es made md that each IN plase pEeed
CT gain a knowledge Of Ike real merit
q II aaSTens r. 5tcss and hsy9 your choice Rith
parties whatever they wish to SOW. Our Heavy Manu-
occurring AocE stitch (alke On both Hidee} Aachinea
Ng6teS sfez and With !ess tha tenth Of the rosa
we Keep ewing Mseht9c Stlk, Cotton, on Needles,
Lady is = Attendance 70 DO al Hnds Of stitching
70 c.def. x Read our Circulars before purchasing.
Er4d rcd stamp fn5 Samples and Ci-cca- CT cell xoa
t5a them at
13S Lake Street, Cup staIrs.,
Address L COENEI.L d CO.. BoxN, Chicago FL
Cso0~E4 47-5
, 1862-06-11

W IIV1Ls
"a ESTATE OF THOMAS WILLIAMS, DECEASED
The undersigned harln. been appointed Administer.
tor Of the Estate Of Thomas Williams late Of the
Comfy Of Cook. aud State Of Illinois, deceased harc
hy give notice that he will APPEAR before the County
Court Of Cook County. at the Court House in the City
Of Chicago. It the July Term the third Monday ii
July t2s 1s2 next at which time ali persons baTtns
Claims ssainst said estate notified and requested
All persons indebted to said estate requested to
'Tsf msta4 rs r. nnr 1e ill.,
fclrS6YSw JOHN TEARE, Administrator.
, 1862-06-11
VAIENA 4 CHICAGO UNION

NJ BAnEoAnG&gx4K1 -. A1XasaHz1s ~ - r,.~s IN
t,sVe = si1 1tree4 Depot ~ toloTs. 5aqnAXs e3ea
i: md z isr Hsis1ds1s; 1a a1 osd f.s4. 4.
mHedlsts poiatas 9zeA n. md - PA sls 1t1Te.
81 z. H. Tor MEn, Belf.dufe Kocxtn1d Nc tases3as
d1te paint1 ~ F. NJ ~ aensvH 49, Ms@ 54 -
&o sS1 4 n ana Z56 II. tr1l1 FsaBonya5A aak CxXk.
u 1A1S, n aenz1 Eteh11psd HeH5F2r l. tak4 IA u
~'sasaA& Z 3. TAIEO{, H0. bRA
GIN. uHHRxk asa. Fs1aE0 Axas& q
, 1862-06-11
GREAT CARPET HALL
OF
NolliSter g. wilkins,
135 & 1871 LAKE. STREET 1854 1s7
[UrSrNsl
The Best Goods at Low Prices.
OIL CLOT

OF these We cfas large and u1tiT11led assortment
either as regards Quality. style OF price, Engith and
aha yards and two yards wide, At prce. from three
IhiitnEs to six sh!lnxs per gard Ase, Heavy sneet
feet wide Ut prices from fur ten sh;nss per ya7
Also[Iable Dl Cloths IN patterns aud bY the Jard and
, 1862-06-11
MhTI[DGS AMI RlG&

ceSoa Mattngs for %; h;es Churches sstton'ea &C,
STRAW Mating. both white and htcsed Ole, oneands
quarter and oae anGa BALI yards vide ssalc, velve5
ESe1etpa. Adelaide and N1ts
, 1862-06-11
Improved Howe Sewing Machine,


TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of
Il the powers AID trusts contained tn Decd Of
Trust made W Paul b King aud wife to me-. dated
Of Cook County, Illinois, In Book ISL Of Deeds Page
Scr default having been made IN the payment OF the
instsnt at 10 O'Clock A. H. at the north door u tic
Court House in Chicago. sell at public Yendue tor cast
noteE tls lands md premises II said DECD described
four ~ and ye s5} IN nloyk No. twenty two (a2} of
the Canal Trustees Subdivision Of tie west hs1f and
teen Qsj IN Township thirty nine 49, nortl of ansc
fourteen lli}, past Of the Third Principal Meridian
situated in said County, ard ali right and equity Of re-
deupton OF said Paul B. 1;ing as,d wife tl1erein.
l.. c. PAINE EREEn, Trustee
Chicago June Sd 1862 les r45sti
, 1862-06-11

+ a z e STR EET MILLS
1lFor CoarSc aud Fine Mil Feed. anything In the
EtLtnE line = our MILL AL kinds Of Flour It the low
ps1ceS VIII purchase any supplies In our iire II va
pet1oE Michigan and an othaI ordera solicited
J. s. sTHVEFS d co. Nest IAke-gx- cor. Despl4iAe&
, 1862-06-11

II reepcnse to the Imperative demands Of public
.ty, tAve estnbshed Chicago. I1luots General
C+ntsal oEce 1cr the Collection Of all demands against
Quicker, Safer and Cheaper
Manner than 1t has ever heretofore been done. The
great obstacle tAt has hererofo existed to
cllerss hss been almost entirely removed. We mean
the length OF lime taken in making the coIec1iouA
All pRtr eS having taese claims mare almost Invariably
been sCflect<d to teafDus and almost enfes4 desays
remove the ihcss delaJs beea done by us
Ne think there Fill be no dissatisfaction among
Clients IN this respect One Agent vii. be employed
By us where We hare nof ,l1eady employed oee f1ee
Issr1ncEolE &c. free. Also, copy Of our WORK on
PeEsors and B unity Money.
TEoee having CLAIMS IN any locality where We ha7a
nseessa!Y forms viii be Immediately forwarded them
C!alu forwarded TO our Washington par.uer by K
prtH eTerJ morning AL moneys remitted TO cIau3-
aass m2!9 93oE asr receipt NO charges nn1ess clains
Beware Ct parties who hang efcuod camps address
CIRCULATE Offering TO collect fot mere nothilE SncA
p=rsorB Will chest Jon out of yoDf money, Emo.og
through Atttsne5s hands when collected. Kun1oy no
PefFon until 1ru hnd cut that the7 OF ntegTt
II and and th4. ttcv hare fsc.Itte1
Tor making teur collection, and not mere ErpZar2
Or Cotdniss!oa Houses
NOTICES OF TIE FEEss:
Tbey hrs eminent Lawysss, and vel worthy TIC In.
nenho husi-rss ther ara doing.-.ChA DsnJ Tines
segr1t5 Aha respeuaoi str.TChL Journal
They are :aen Of e.ta5l:sEed 1eputston.|Ehtcago
TTihane
Tht. great wa- C1slu Bouse stand. Jrztly At thu
hgfa G1 sins Of "a h3d In the s
6SvDER CDoE & CO, Chicago, II.
Fts: aace Bo1s: oni@c in rooms u aad l3.
, 1862-06-11

CHICAGO is ROCK ISLAND
~ RAuRoAn-cu.yax ox I1u-N1naH ~
z1age4eot Commencing sunday: Eox III 4S1 I5s
laAys Chicago: Dag EzRtsa. Haa HaI II
las M;doHsx ceaE5noaat,ol, saaazgs exneY$S2
= II 9e,tst aluqSG l.urqs1S=G1aa3dat4oa. a59A II.
, 1862-06-11
Drp Gnn1B.

r ARGE STOCK OF GOODS
IL from SHERIFF SALES Juet received 1t BoYLK8
Cheap Etore which Will be sold at Rreat sActdce Wo
are now oefng the greatest bargains offered In
{strr JpnE at the nr}ef1. '77
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-04-03
PROBATE ORDER.

CTATE OF MICHIGAN-COunty of Cass.-ss.
- At a session of the Probate Court for the
County of Cass, holden at the Probate Office, in
Cassapolis, on Thursday the twenty-seventh day
of February, in the year one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-two. Present-CliffOrd Shanahan,
Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estate of
Windsor Paine, deceased. On reading and filing
the petition duly verified, of Elijah Osborn, praying
for license to sell real estate of said deceased.
Thereupon 1t is ordered, that Saturday, the
twelfth day of April next, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said
petition and that the heirs at law of said deceased
and all other persons interested in said estate.
are required to appear at session of said Court,
then to be holden at the Probate Office, in
Cassapolis, and show cause, if any there be, why
the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted
And it is further ordered. that said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested in said estate,
of the tendency of said petition, and the hearing
thereof by causing copy of this order to be pub
lished in the Cass County Republican, a newspaper
printed and circulating in said County of Cass for
four successive weeks previous to said day Of
hearing. c. SHANAHAN,
A true copy. Judge of Probate.
February "a, 1869. mar6-46w4
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-04-03

We do not mean from the birth, but
from the butcher. The Englishman
would insist upon having his beef at
least a week old, if the weather be not
especially hot; his mutton not less than
q month old, and other meats of such
age as he has found them most savory
to his taste. People of other nations
think that meats require time, some
more some less-tO come into their
best condition for the table. In this
country there is much more dread of
tainted than there is of tough meats.
While stunning Scilla, we have APP
preached too near Charybdis. We Of
ten butcher in the evening and devour
in the morning and sometimes eat for
breakfast that which was killed at sun
rise. Except in case of necessity, this
10 not wise. Meats do not come into
that condition in which they are most
ready assimilated, and most nourishing,
until some time after Strengthening
longer in cold than in warm weather,
and longer with some kinds than with
others, at the same season. Until then
they are tough, and although "there
is no disputing of tastes" it must be
admitted that they are, to large ma
jority of persons who have fairly made
the comparison, less tasteful, if not alb
solutely unsavory.-Americau Agri-
culturist
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-04-03
PROBATE ORDER.

CTATE OF MICHIGAN-County of Cass.-ss.
y At a session of the Probate Court for the
County of Cass, holden at the Probate Office, in
Cassapois ON Tuesday the eighteenth day of March,
in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
two Present-Clifford Shanahan, Judge of Pro-
bate La the matter of the estate of Joshua
Loaand, deceased. On reading and filing the
petition ulyveriied, of Joseph X. Ritter, praying
for proof of will of said deceased.
Thereupon it is ordered, that Saturday, the
twelfth day of April next at ten O'Clock, in the
forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said
petition and that the heirs at law of said deceased
and all other persons interested in said estate,
are required to appear at session of said court,
then to be holden at the Probate Office, in Cass-
apolis, and show cause, if any there be, why the
prayer of the petitioner should not be granted.
And it is further ordered, that said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested in said estate
of the tendency Of said petition and the hearing
thereof, by causing copy of this order to be pub
lished in the Cass County Republican, a newspaper
printed and circulating in said County of Cass, fol
three successive weeks previous to said day OF
hearing. e. SHANAHAN,
A true copy.] Judge Of Probate.
March Is, 1852. mar20-4Sw3