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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05

The subject of the article above imper-
atively demands the immediate attention
Of the citizens of the county, and we trust
Will receive it. The writer, however, is
evidently not acquainted with the facts
concerning the fund and the Commit
tee" to which he refers. The amount
subscribed was So, 1000, instead of 5000
600. Nearly all of that sum was subscribed
at the public meeting held here in April
last, and with the exception of about $1,000,
by citizens of this town. 1t was the in
%tention to raise 100000, and circulars
were sent to the other townships, request
ing them to join in raising a county fund,
but the citizens of those townships lex
cept Bazetta) preferred to take charge of
the families of soldiers from their town.
ships. The object of the subscription, as
distinctly stated in the paper itself, was
ito provide for families of soldiers, until
provision should be made for them by the
State, or otherwise" When the Legisla-
ture of Ohio passed a bill appropriating a
certain sum for that purpose, the duties
of the Committee having the matter in
charge, were ended. Two assessments,
one of FIVE and the other of two per cent,
were collected by them and distributed
to the families of the soldiers, and they
then ceased to act as a committee. An
other bill to provide for soldiers families
has passed one or both Houses of the State
Legislature, within the last few days.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05

40 the municipai election IN Wheeling
on Monday. the crtiFe Union ticket YVES
etecsed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05
decd. final settlement Of Admir-.

Rhoda ( Lucretia Miner. minors. fnsl setof Guard.
Elizabeth SQuires, minor, final settlement Of
Alberta Manerye SquiTes partial
Geo. King, lunatic
Nathan D. Acheson, minor
0f5co of probsfe Conrf- j.. ". TYLER,
Warren, O., Jan. "a. &S3w. fTooate Judge
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-02-05
Soldiers Families.

MEssRs. EDITORs:-I was told yesterday
by one high in authority" that unless
assistance was immediately rendered to tn,
families of soldiers, many of them mus
be sent 70 The POor-HouseN
Think Of that, yewho profess to be pat
riots.
Must the wires and children Of those
brave men, who have left their homes fol
the tolls and hardships of a soldiers life
be sent TO the poor-house, as the only way
they can be supported?
o! what an effect it would have on the
soldier in his cherries tent, or, on his
weary marches, or as he PAGES his lonely
guard march during the "pitiless Storm
Can we imagine that a letter from the
loved mes al home, dated "Couaty hfr.
may" would sweeten his rest, as he lies
on the cold, damp ground, or would give
. zest to his scanty meal of pork and
crackers?
Would it make him feel proud of the
country he has sacrificed so much TO de
fend7
How would the reflection of such a Grim
inal negligence on our part, affect our
minds, asleep or awake?
Reader, this thing must not be. Where
are the tco hundred thousand dollars we
boasted so much about raising for the fam
lilies of the soldiers?
Was that all for shosr, or was it in good
faith?
Where are the Committee having that
fund in charged
If there is no better way, let every dol
lar of that money be expended first and
Immediately. Don't wait for the tardy as
sistance in prospect, from the Legislature,
there viii be need for all that when it
comes, but hundreds of families need as
sistance NOWi T.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-22
hEALTH ANp Sd ENcTN!

rsEAE ~ AMI Se 81!
THERE Il SO MISTAKE ABOUT TO-!
90 10 cure liver C1utltiut. Dyspepsia.
Diarrnna. Uystntcry. Ustlachr. Depression
Dt 'pirits. Fever and Aga Inward Fever.
1870 y raih." r an, disease oithe Liver, St'-
=aeh. or Bowel
GENrt tMkN. 40 YOU wish to DE Heal
th1. Strong aud Nianrun.t
"hAu T. 40 SOU want che BLOOM ot
OF, lltit "a Mount a. ,olr ths'ks ugant-
thrn g" a once aud get McLEAN'>
~ et g~thcHTn2 C,IGlai y Blood
q riror.
Delay nota moment tits warranted a. give
%satisia, ton. ltwucurc as, di.easy a., rhc
kidneys. Womb. or Bladder; Painting. Ob
*tructed Mei~tIuatioi. F3lltng OF the Womb.
Htfr-nncss. orars iisea-e |HrisiIi from Chrnu
w. ~ Nef,ou- nebiit, .itisan lnfal,blc Rem
cdy
FOR CHILDREN.
~ yen want ,onr d%eticatc, ,ickl,. pun,
Chjdreu. go BE- Healthy stro, 9 au' Robl-t.
hen give them MCLEAN STRENGTH
ENlNG CORDIAL. (~ce thr directions OF
ench hnttlel. Ills delicious 10 take.
'bnr tAblrsponufli. taken every morn
iug lasting. Isl sure preventive against Chill~
aus D. 'v.r. yellow Fever. Cholera, or any
pr',nfl rE tl~tasr.
VIZ 'AUTlON. beware of Druggists or
nealrrs Wul ma, tr, 10 % lm pouNo a boz
buy che I'D %, saving fta tist as good. There
arc u"n BASE enough 90 -teat par' 81 mN
nam 90 luhtheir VIE d,cncttea. Avoid
su,hiuunnus plFAikS aul their yiilaiuou-
c~ampnutdsi Ast for ar. D.. ~. " lran's
Strnrtheulr Cordial aud tlood puriaer.-
Tnkc nothing cls" lfisthr nul, rem ~, that
will PIrfN ,nur lnod thoroughly. and. nfthn
sametine. SrRkNGTHEN mud TNVIGNR ATt
The Who'll" organization. his puf up iu large
Boltlr'--el ncr b'tji". ~ six bottle. Tor a5.
DR.. j. n. ~ LEAN, sole Prop'r.
Con. or TnRD .ND me .7s..
II. Lnui-. 40.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-22

Should the Board be Unable
yhcar and determine all claims
exemption on the day fixed
~ their meeting, they will CON
tnue ia session for a second day,
and II absolutely necessary, Tor
a tnufd day. They are enjoined
however 10 complete their inves-
ugat on al the earliest moment.
possible.
5. As soon as the Board shall
hive noted all exceptions and
Completed the Mlists, the ComnIs-
sioner vii. with0ut any dclly,
rcpo- Il ia persoa and deliver the
hts 10 the Adu ant General who
will determine the quota 81 draft
ed men required from each town
>h p, and wIl prepare instructions
Tor the same.
It's expected that tho Commits.
Sioners AMI the r D@put IS will lie
a active AMI prompt m completing
the work eltrusted TO them. The
failure OF one county will delay
The whole.
By order Of o. p. MoRroN,
Governor.
LAZ NOBLE,
dj. Gcn. If ind.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-22
II. Louis, no.

For LtvgR Covet,Ivr, BiLrousvrss, &c.
iher, hrs never h,ch CATNARIlC mcli
cine. offered t' tne public tia has rlvei su,i
entire ttisacttou AS MtLEAN'S UNIVERSAL
PLUS.
BEING utr''N 'gttahie. thc, are re .fr,tl,
htnncrhtau rvu be taken b, tlD mo,I frid.l
iuttni. 'et iNr' upt nnd poNrrful iu cmotun.
aif $500 i. sfffrtI 'uS. Atid or Impure. frir
tttrr ROM the stomach. ln 'n,t. thr, .r.
the prN ftl,tLat should Poe used MN luriou.
70 tri,t-
lpry produce 90 o. psns. Sirkucss or Pain
To- tht tpm tch orRaNtls. though vert trtI i've
anl setrrhing in thfir operation. promotir
hf1'ths strretions 90 1.-THE iiVer ant Nllu.,.
Who VIA ,i1tr from Nih1i~.r~s U,rlach.
ans ~ stomach when go ch .ap v. l,vl,
ruu h' nuitin -! Keep tNcu coH -tfhft, ui
htni; "nrl' ins'. tak'u ~ s.rnu. ma,
ntrsrrf '"urs. daN- md months nf nctn.-..
'.k f'r or J.. 10 .i"un'. Nuirer.rf pts
ltN" np ltl"r Rsiug ratf 90. theN sre t1.f u
lt-a f-ire ariv 9i cents uer box. ,rA .a- Is
-en'by u%iailtn rny part afthr uuit'' St tcs.
J, ~, M LEAN, sole rrol'r
~. Louis. MO.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-22
Dr.. ,. IT. McIran.s
VOI CNNIC on lINTuFNT

The Best EVternalin the World Tor Man
or Hea~t.
rhNnsanls othum O. seirrs have been saved
utv ~ iecr'pitule aud mistrN. hs me usr
nftnI~ luNfl 'thie Iinineni. u viii relieve
FAlN almost nstanfanruusl,. aud 10 Viii
Gle tufe par IS nnd healthe fonirsi SORE tu
au iurrr,itlie -hoiftimr. NtltAN'e VOt.
CANiC Oh LtNlNtNr viii rciir, ttc most
insetfrttr cas- IS ~ Rhelmuism. Govt or Nsl.
r'Fft For Par lt-is. rnn.r.rtN1 uscies
rtarcss ~ thnes.in tt i.inf.. Mus,fes
~ iietmerta 70 vNl nfvrr fil. Two await
pllcatIuns Wtlcnrs sore Throat. Headache W
Eafarhc. F1r turnsO Sralls. NJ ans pain.
b is lp tnrillse Remedy. TRY fL. ard sou
viii hpd 70 ,u Indispensable remedy Keep "a
alwutsnu hHrt.
fiANThk~. FARNERS. orany one havinr
chang fhprsfs. viii save money ~ aafnr
MvLean'~ Volcanic OIL Eminent ftisa spee-
"a ard iufa'lible cnTa Or Calf. S~prain..
thnfr@. swelling. IRpcnass. Sweeney. sores.
wounds. Scratches. o~AN external disease.
Try ~. and YOU " " De convinced.
Or. J.. ". MCLEAN, sale prol' y.
doc5-iY ST. LoUlS, No.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-22
LAZ. NOBLE.
Aj. Gen. If ind.
Send Back the old Mem
bcrs.

The Cincinnati Ga,cftc's cor
respondent, Agate re. erring to
the nomination Tor reelection o,
Mr. Collar, very sensibly hold,
10Th a. ollows. The extract is
leculi .rly applicable to this Con
gress.onal District:
"The people Of his District
show theireusIon by retaining
the services OF su h a MAJ, IN
stead Of yielding to the inportu-
mites OF interested rotttlOms.s.
and virtually depriying themselves
oi a rep e>entlt We in Cong,ess
~ send ny raw man, whom it
would take a couple OF years
to learn how to be Of any use
The q
Why cannot other Districts
be equ lily wise?
Snow, above all other times.
we need the services OF our most
evperier ed pullicistS. 1t is rot
ihe season Tor experiments in
truning lawmakers. We want
the hest Efforts Of men alcaly
rnued, the highest wlsrou 81
ue "a iaJnilar W TIA the whole Sc
cret a> well as pablo history ~
Our le!,l ton since the iehellion
h"g'n. At Other periods we may
perh be able IN indulge ayai
our peculiarly Northern ru'l, Of
diSca ding onr public men n
sopu as tiny lea t. be useful,
that the WIS. $ 81 new aspirlut>
for ColIreS>ionl honors may b.
ga, tied; -u { now we want n :
few raw htnus atthe bel IS p>s
81 H..
Il there is any reason there
Tore WIN s. h ne shol'd MT be-
pro npily reno hinatpl tul r"tp-n
ed n the approx hingclactinns. /
con eSs my Il unable to see H..
let The "a bilious lawyers who
would BE IL Ga d. n turn at Con
greSs next Year WI tai ulc while.
When the machine is not t%~tyel-
ing ovcr 50 d%1nserons ? road. we
can heti"r afford - Ia tho u try
their ineXperien ed hlnds ii. lear.
ning 10 run 1t
Agate" talks senibly AMI e.
ne pom. Every MN who does
not love OH e letter than his
country, or whose soul IS not full
oi envy and malice, viii indosse
wha. he hnS said above. Yet a
number OF great men in this Dis
tn opp Sc the re election Of Mr..
Julian. They are writing their
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-22

names on A page Of history that
they will be ashamed 10 see ID
they ever get to be sensible Of the
baseness oil their conduit.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-22

August is, from which we co.,
the following:
Extract from General Orders IS
sued Aug. lG, 1912, IRON the War
Department:
2. Volunteers TO fin up the new
regiments now organiz ~ will be
received and paid the bounty and
advanced pay until the % day
OF thls month, and IL not 90 n-
pleted hy that time will lie con.
solidatcd and superlluous oil ers
mustered out.
3. Y oluuteers to ill up the old
regiments will be re ei,cd and
paid the bounty and the advanc-
ed pay until the first day OF Sep
temier.
''1he dran Tor Three Hundred
Thousand Militia, called Tor by
the President, will be made on
Moldiy, the 4th day Of Scptsm-
Der, between the hours OF nine
O'Clock, A. NJ and ; o'clock, p.
NJ, ard continued FROM day TO
day between the same hours until
completed
Additional Special Or9ers Respecting
EarohmeHf 81 TIE MiitG IN the Sfatc
o. inftIaa.
ln addition to former orders the
following are issued Tor the gui-
dance o. Go umIosIoners anI En-
rolling Officers.
l.. The Commissioners is in
s'rulteI to have the township lists
GO rpleteiin all respects by T1es-
day, rs n dry of AugU,t, inst,
at which time the c. nmiSsioner
and his Deputies viii meet at the
Court House II their cou " and
organize thensel yes INTO a Board
and VII proceed to determine
all claims and appl cations Tor
exc aptIon from military duty.
2 Notice OF the tine and ph-e
Of the meeting OF sand 3 ard
setting forth the object thrreo
must be gwen Immediately upon
the receipt hereof, hl haninlls
90 he prepared unier the direction
OF the Commissioner and posted
IN al lea three pubic places in
each town hip.
3. a surgeon viii he appointed
On ca b county, to meet W th the
Board and carefully AMI lmpir-
TALLY examine all persons who
clam exemption ON the ground
oil physical DISABILITY. The IN
stru ton co ltnned in &c .erai
Oder M 81, respect ny certi-
Gates OF ptactirlng physicians
and requiring the same 20 be filed
with the County Auu.tor, is SUI
persr1el.
4. When . person is found by
III Bond to be justly entitled to
exe.npt o., q red tine will lie
drawn ia ou2l his nan p so rs 10
leave II stll leSble on the | 4.
and the cause Of exemption will
be- coted in the ccldinn Tor re
marks.
o. To enable the quota which
nay lie dine from the CONT. t.
b. core thy assert ,iaci ami ap-
pptlolrd Inoltthe several iowa.
sh p>, II IL Imprint that the
ntne OF ali volunteers furnished
bY the townships, respectively,
nnl mustered INTO the ar nv Of
the United states Tor any term d,
service, should be entered upon
the "voln itee- list Ii Is equal
~ inpn'ttnt thtt the nare D, ~
cry man Who may be liable to
draft. residing IN the fDwp~nfD
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-25
From the Independent. New York;
The Great California Flood.

The telegraph has already announ-
ced the fact of great flood having Wis
tied the Yube aud Feather Rivers,
Cal, causing an immense destruction
of life and property. The food was
caused by heavy rains which melted
the show in the mountains, by which
the streams were rapidly swollen and
rose to a great hight. AT Sacramento
the levee of the Aerican River gave
way, letting an immense volume of
water in upon the eastern section of
the city. The streets in the southern
quarter were quickly filled by the ad-
vancing waters, which moved sofast
that the residents had hardly time to
realize their situation before the floods
were upon them. Many women and
children were hemmed in by the waters
before they got awayfrom their homes,
and had to be removed by means of
horses, mules, wagons, &c. The water
at ten O'Clock was SO deep at the lower
portion Of the city as to set afioat and
turn over large number of houses in
the vicinity of the Fifth and Sixth
streets. From very many of these
houses women could be seen at doors
and windows calling for boats, which
were for time scarce, and for a while
it seemed as though many lives must
inevitably be lost. All the boats on
the leves were soon brought into requi-
sition for the purpose of rescuing them.
The general appearance of the flood
ed city on the 10th, and some idea of
the damage done. are thus described
and given by the Union
h "The scene in this part of the city,
where the first fury of the night was
spent, was one of dismal devastation.
Scores of capsized houses lay where
they had been lodged against trees or
other capsized and topping dwellings,
great piles of sirsv lnaher ..;,d wood
were floating about, and carcasses of
drowned cattle, horses and swine here
and there disfigured the general wreck,
amidst which boats and RATS were ply
ing industriously, filed with people in
search of their damaged household eff
fccts.
cit is still difficult to ascertain the
loss of life by the flood with any degree
of exactness, owing to the multiplicity
of wild exaggerations, the still contln-
uing hustle and confusion, and the
great difficulty of locomotion.
"The loss of property by the inonda-
ton is immense, probably amounting
in the aggregate to one million OF dol
lars. n ggsF.sf- sH39TE1rs
s'The food vas also very severe at
Marysville, and accompanied by start
ling catastrophes.
The loss Of property is estimated at
several thousand dollars. The flood
extended for a long distance around
Marysville, inflicting great losses upon
the inhabitants. q
Freshets also occurred at Green Val
ley, OrviIle and other points, inter
rupting communication, destroying
bridges, sweeping off houses, and H.
flicting other injuries.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-25
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-25

Fatal ACctpENT.--On the 18th inst,
a. Mr.. William Louesduff. and several others with
teams were returning from Decatur, he refined out
to go around one of the teams when general race
eusued. The tongue of Longsduf's sleigh fell,
letting his horses loose and another team run over
s;s. spd his sleigh, breaking his skull, which
scaase6 his death on the next Friday night None
were to blame, any farther than INDUCING in the
dangerous practice of racing. Mr.. Longsduf
leaves a wife and two children in Strengthened
circumstances Cassapolis Democrat.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-25

The TRIBUNE ALMANAC.-We are
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of election returns, this issue contains some
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for the last two sessions. and a variety of other
information interesting and important to every
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-25
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-25
LOCAL NEwspApERs.-Local papers

LOCAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paPs's'
says eotemporary. should be complete reneA
of the business and prosperity OF their place OF
publication, and every one ought to be impressed
with the Importance of this fact who has charge OF
a local paper. 1t should be the imperative duty
of all business men to patronize, sustain and en-
courage their local journals not only for their own
individual interest," but for the welfare of the COM
munity in which they are published Local news
of local papers are so regarded by intelligent
business men in every place. 1t is through this
source that one is qualified to judge of the business
and activity of towns and villages; therefore the
necessity of literally patronizing local papers.
not only by the way of advertising but in furnish
ing the material to make them entertaining and
profitable to ALL 1t cannot be expected that an
editor. is cognizant of all that is transpring
throughout the town and county, and for this reason
every man should feel it privilege to assist in
making public through the local papers, events Of
daily occurrence in the community in which he re-
Sides By this course editors can furnish through
their respective papers complete record of all
that trauspires Of inter.st ~ toyp or county
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-25

ScALY.-The Washington correspon-
dent of the Boston journal says that
ga Massachusetts Colonel was attacked
on Thursday night by fit of imaginary
rattlesnakes in his boots, and had his
Sword taken from him on Friday"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-25
SoMErn1se New THAT is WORM

SOMETHING NEW THAT is WORTH
HAvrxG.-The new War Map recently published by
Asher Co.. indianapolis, Ind, has just been re-
vised and thoroughly corrected SO that now it is
not only the most Convenient Pocket Var Hap,
but the most correct They advertise for county
agents to sell in each county. and offer good dis
count. We advise any person in want of a good
map to send 25 cents by mail and they will receive
the worth of their money. Any man with from
five to ten dollars capital can make good wages as
county agent. Address as above.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-01-25

c@ A large numbered the employees
of the New York Custom House have
recently been discharged, and the
salaries of many of them have been
reduced. This is a step in the right
direction, and there is room for many
other steps of the same sort.