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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-15

u. S. MAIL LETTINGs.-The Post
Master General having advertised in the usual
manner for proposals for conveying the Mails in
this State, for four years, commencing July lst
1862 we subjoin description of such of the
routes as any of our home readers would be likely
to feel interested in. Proposals are to be put in
before Monday, March 3lst, 1862. For particulars
in regard to proposals, guarantees, &C.. apply al
the Post Office:
125ss.-From Dowagiac. by la Grange, CassapoIis,
Liberty Church. Edwardsburgh and Adams
vile. to Eikhart. Ind, 81 miles and back,
Leaves Dowagiac daily, except Sunday,
Arrive at Elkhart by D. m
Leave Elkbart daily, except Sunday, at
10 a. m
Arrive at Dowagiac by p. m.
1260l.- From Cassapolis. by Brownsville and Van
dalia to Newburgh, IA miles and back, twice
q week.
fP.n.
Arrive at Newburgh by p. m.
Leave Aswbnrgh Tuesday and Friday at
Arrive at Eassapolis by l2m.
1ssoz-1ron P:ckesf's Corners to La Grange, 5
Leave Picketts Corners Friday at a. m.
Arrive at La Grange by IL a. m
Leave La Grange Friday at IL m.
1870, Arrive az Picketfs Corners by p m.
Shave Head, to Williansyille, 13 miles and
back, once a week
Leave Constantine Saturday at p m
arrive at Willamsylie by 5 p. m.
Leave Wiiamsville Saturday at a. m
Arrive at Constantine by IL m
i25s7.-From Decatur. by Little Prairie Rand.
Mareelus ana howardsville, TO Three Rivers
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-15
Commissioner's Sale in Chancery.

y
IN pursuance of deeretal order of the Circuit
Il Court, for the County of Cass, in Chancery,
entered January 10th, A. D. 1862, at the suit oi
Henry III. Coolidge, Complainant, against Joseph
Hlrons, Defendant, and to me directed, ahall ex-
pose for SALE at public auction, at the outer door
OF the Court House of said County in the village
OF Cassapolis in said County of Cass, on the oath
day OF March next at one O'clock in the afternoon
of said day, all, or much of the following des-
cribed parcels of land shall be sufficient to raise
the amount due to the Complainant for principal,
interest and cost, in this cause according to the
aforesaid decree, which said lands are situate lying
and being in the County of Cass and State Of
Michigan. and known and described as follows,
to wit: The northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section thirty-two, in township seven,
south of range fifteen west.
- Terms CASH.
CHARLES W. CLISBEE,
Circuit Court Commissioner
CHARLES JEwETT, Solicitor for Complainant
Dated, February 14th, 1862. feb15-43w6
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-02-15

The VOLUNTEER RELIEF Bill
as amended and passed at the late session of the
Legislature. 1t takes effect April 2lst. Snpervi-
and others will find it advantage to acquant
themselves with its provisions at as early day as
possible.
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Special Notices.
pRoCRAsrINArIoN.

Wy put off your cure? If you are suffering
with the Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, or Weakness
of the Digestive Organs, do not delay, but resort
at once to the use of Hoofdnd's German Bitters.
We positively and unhestatingly say, they will
cure you, as they have done with thousands before
YOU For sale by all druggists and dealers in
medicines at rs cents per bottle. 43w2
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Herriek's Kid Strengthening PIasters

cures IN hive hours. pains and weakness of the
breast, side and back, and Rheumatic complaints
in an equally short period of time Spread on
beautiful white lamb skin, their use subjects the
wearer to no Inconvenience, and each one will wear
from one week to three months. Price, 1887 cents.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Plasters
are sold by Druggists and Merchants in all parts
of the United States Caiadas, and South America,
and may be obtained by calling for them by their
full name.
DIR. L. r. HERRICK & CO.,
Albany, n. Y.
w. w. GApRoS, Trveling Agent aug22-1sy1
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~ OFF FOR THE WAR. -E
There's not trade that's going
Worth showing
Or knowing --


Like that from glory growing,
For bowld sojer boy s5
Persons leaving for the seat of war should not
be unmindful of their health. Disease will kill
more of our gallant soldiers than the enep1y's
bullets. To cure fevers and other sickness peculiar
to the climate and camp life, have with you few
of Hcrrick's Sugar Coated Pills. Millions have
tested them. They never disappoint the sick
Large boxes 25 cents.
The Albany Evening Standard says: sour
popular townsman DIR. He rick has supplied gratui-
tously all the volunteers which have left the city
for war with his pills. He has also, with his
accustomed iberality, contributed one hundred
dollars towards the support of the families of the
18th 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
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DEATH OF A M1cH1GAN SOLDIER.

DEATH OF A MICHIGAN SOLDIER
A letter from Lieut. Dufoe, of the Cass County
Guards, states that member of that Company, a
young man from Battle Greek, named james
Shafer. died at Upton, Mo-. ON the 2gth ult, of
typhoid fever. His remains were sent to his par.
ents at Battle Greek, the expenses being betrayed
by the members of the Company
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Commissioners Sale In Chancery.


IN pursuance of decretal order of the Circuit
Il Court for the County of Cass, in Chancery,
entered January Goth. A. d. 1862, at the suit Of
Heny II. Coolidge Complainant, against Julia
Earl, Betsey Pratt, Jacob Reese and Jacob $.
Reese. Defendants and to me directed, shall sell
at public auction, at the outer door of the Court
House of said County, in the village of Cassapolis
In said County OF Cass, on the oath day of March
day. all, or so much of the following described
parcels of land, shall be sufficient to raise the
amount due to the Complainant for principal,
interests and COSTS in this according TO the
aforesaid decree which said lands are situate lying
and being in the County of Cass and State of
Michigan, and known and described as follows
to wit: Lot numbered ninety in the village of
Edwardsburgh.
~ TERMS CASH
CHARLES w. CLISBEE,
Circuit Court Commissioner.
H. II. CoLLIDGE, Solicitor 10, pvsonnns.
Dated, February l4th, 1862. feb15-43w6
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SOLDIERS AID CIRcLE.-The next
public meeting of the School Girls Aid Circle
viii be held at the residence of Richard Hedden,
on Monday evening next, February 18th. 1862.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Miss 0sEE JEWELL, Secy.
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NOTES.-The Ladies Mite Society
will meet at the residence of S. Bowling, on
Friday afternoon and evening next Feb. 2lst, 1882
All are cordially invited to attend
Mrs. CARRIE CLARK, Sec'y.
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ew The thirteenth regiment, Mich

gan Infantry, Col. Shoemaker, passed through this
village on Wednesday last, on their way to Louis
vile, Ky. They were fine looking body of men,
and appeared to be highly elated with the prospect
of going into active service.
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APpRENrIcE w ANTED.-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
mediately at this Office to learn the Printing
business.
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OUR nilITAkY BUDGET,
THE GUERILLA ATTACK UPON WATER
FORD

From a private letter from Washingtonian.
who was present at the affair, we gather the fol-
loving particulars Of the guerilla attack on Wa
te-lo7i ID We LeesOur3) on the 9Th inst:
The su9rd at the gate saw body Of men ap-
proaeh the Baptist church, wherein Capt. Means
company w-re quartsred, at dayOreak, and or
deret them to halt, which was answered by c
vol ey Ct musketTy. The men In the church, only
eighteen In number defended themselves bravely,
and rrpulsei the rebels. who retired down the
bill for the purpose Of consultation, and their COM
IN inde-, Capt Elij1h White, with difficulty in.
ducsd them % make another attack. Our troops
aZsIn fought desperately, keeping the rebels at
BAY trr an hour and half, and only surrendered
WHEN their am nua ition gave out and nine OF the
Cs,.srt FghteeR were either killed or wounded.
Thy surrender was cond itiOhal, the rebels agree
In, - rsro!e them. The rebels took possession
Of all tue Grms, ammunition, and everything else
th,r they could carry away, including horses and
saddles fhey took sway as prisoners two Of the
go eTs, cgaiESt whom they had particular
gfudae They did Lot annoy the citizens In any
1Vay except To take horse from George Wine.
Thu rebel force consisted OF Si1ty-eight men, and
they acknOwledged a loss of six killei and ten
wounded Capt. Means was not In the church
when the attack was made, but was in stable
uear by, snG from his concealed po,ition he fred
upon tae IeCes, AID tumbled number Of them
fro-E their SaGd!FE
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From the Grenada Appeal Aus ,1s1


Every dav as well as every indication from the
North serves to impress upon not only the i'm.
portance, but the absolute necessity of form id
able forward movement Of our armies and the
repossee'ion OF ou' lost ground before the forces
Of the enemy shall be streng thened In over.
whelmtng power bv the new levies. There =
no longer any room to doubt that Lincoln Will
very speedily get all the troops he has called for,
and to resist successfully their overrunning our
country will tax the patriotism as we'll 40 the
bravery and muscle OF our people The South
should. nay, must put forth all her available
strength and draw upon her resources to check
the advances Of the Northern hordes that win be
hurled upon US the coming fall.
AS yet our people have only had a foretaste OF
the troops. The horrors and miseries are yet In
store for them, II the Yankees, In redoubled force
are permitted II m,rch into and infest our coun-
try. They threaten to, aud, II not prevented by
the strong arms Of our brave men, will come
down upon US with overwhelming power,
marching from the northern border Of the Con-
federacy to the Gulf Of Mexico. We do not wish
to excite the fears Of our people; but we wish
to warn them In time, in order that they may
provide against the disasters threatened them,
The North has yet taxed lightly her energies
and resources, especially her resources In men.
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FINAScIAL.-New Grk papers Of Yesterday
evening say:-Fhe stock market was quite unset
ted IEl!y in the dav, the raid on Manassas pro-
cucing afeetng OF uneasiness Prices, however,
yielded only k74 per cent and this decline Is
more than rscOseGed at the close. Governments
arr arm az full pr:ces The coupon bonds Of
1851 are sel ing frsely at ln1 Xsiol4, the 80
notes a. lot 1aloiH The SIS Il 1874 are quite
active EteOa. There is more activity In money
to-day, and rer cent. is the ruling rate or the
market. Borrowe:s st 81 p cent. are renewing
their loans a. i We hear OF some business doing
at iSro per cent. on miscellaneous collaterals
Gold Is higher and quite active today. sales
were msde early this morning at ll6A, but the
closing transactions are at 1l5. There 10 more
iEquiSY FOR dutiable demand notes-lOe is bid
1Oo asked Six per cent. cert fcates Of inde bt-
edress Sold at COX se9a and close at S9x a0sx
Ex.nange on London is quoted firm at 127 4 ais,
On Paris go
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FROM THE ARMY OF VIRGINIA.
A Splendid Bayenet Charge-Manassas O.
occupied-Old "StonswalP' Caaed.

Correspondence Of the PhiIadelphia INQUIRER I
WARRINGTON, d. c. Aug. 2s-No sooner were
the Rebeis comfortably fixed, on Tuesday night
last, al Manassas, than earnest and we'll directed
efforts were at once made to dislodge then.
Gen. George w Taylor, with New Jersey Brig.
ade, was sent forward from the entertainments
at Alexandria, while Gen. Hooker, with his
splendid Division, were to operate In their rear
THE NEw JERSEY BRIsAnR.
This Brigade, under command Of Brig Gen.
George w. Taylor, and attached to Gen Frank
Inns Division, left their encampment, Alexsn.
dria, at two O'Clock in the morning Of Wedses-
day, and proceeding up the Fairfax Road for
so me distance, they made detour to the left and
at ten O'Clock the same morning, reached the old
battlefield OF Manassas
The enemy being made aware oftheir approach
were drawn up In line OF battle, and as soon an
they emerged from the wood skirting tie a. IA
at once opened on thu N with the eight pieces of
artillery which were taken from us the day be.
fore, together with two other pieces, which thew
had secured some time during the night The
terrific rain cfyfape aud canister which was hailed
upon them Tor a time, SOMEWHAT diseonoertsd
them At this juncture, General TAYLOR having
no battery or cavalry with him saw that he must
either make charge or an inglorious retreat
The charge was ordered, but the enemy's bat
tries being supported by infantry, it proved in.
eHectual, and they were compelled to rrtre which
they did In regular order, to Sangster's Station,
towards Fairfax, all the time keeping up a con.
tinual fire, and thus keeping the enemy in check
At sangsters Station they met with two Ohio
regiments who had been sent up to Reinforce
them As has often been the case heretofore, our
troops under Taylor, from some cause or Other
mistook the reinforcement for another BODY OF
rebels, ana ior time panic ensued, the rebels
the whole time keeping up continual Gre unon
them, and doing immense damage, most OF the
casualties occurring ar this point and time. The
disorder and confusion was at last stavsd The
troops who were at arst engaged, as wen as the
reinforeements, commenced again to IRE at the
rebels, and to sucf an extent as to cause them to
give up the chase and to return towards M nassas
Whether or not they stopped short Of 1t, 10 not
now known Leaving one Of the Ohio regiments
to guard the point ut Sangster's Station, the
balance OF the troops re urned TO Fairfax Court
HCue.
II was while the confusion and disorder was
apparent, caused by our troops installing friends
Tor foes, that most OK the easuaties occurred and
IL was at this time thai Gen Taylor was 20 badly
woun1sd In the log below the knee that lmpu-
tanon was considered necessary. He was re-
moved last night to the Government Hospital
corner OF Cameron and Fairfax streets, A leYin.
ara, where the emputation ives skilifu ly per.
formed by DR.. Drnto. tue chief surgeon at tbl,
estsbi'hmeat. When last heard from, at noon,
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FFsm Caliiernia-Ths Political Campaian
In the State.

BAN Francisco, August2S.-The political con
test throughout the State Is becoming very eX-
citing as election day approaches. Senator Lath-
am 10 making great efforts to secure a majority In
he State Legislature. His speeches are in favor
OF the prosecution Of the war In a Constitutional
manner He eulogizes the President, but de-
ally. The Breckinridge Democrats support
Latham because they have no hope Of electlng
any OF their candidates for the Legislature. Mesl
OF the Douglas Democrats profess unbounded
Unionism, but are subject to the imputation of
seeking the support OF the Breckinridge Demo
Gratis. The probabilities are that enough Douglas
Democrats will vote for the Republican candi-
date to give that party the majority In the Legis.
lature
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kZrTUCKY.-TLe Government of Kentucky is
uisr branch Of the Legislature, although II has
expressed ia belief tina. Kentucky's quota Of
troops can be raised by voluntary enlistments
authorizin2a drGf., by a vote Of siIty-four TO
Mae. Gen. Boyle has impressed all the river
steamers q suEcisaSy light draft to cid In the
defence OF the Cumberland, and hes organized
IN ,l,H; lana 10 preve that constant passing to
and fro Of rebel spies about Louisville that has
heie tofOre been Of such great service to the enc
nv On ali sides there are evidences of earnest
meas, yigoi, and unqualified devotion to the Union
In the various departments Of the Government
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PRISONERS EXCHANGED.

Yesterday afternoon and evening, two hundred
aud fifty Confederate prisoners were sent from
ths OH Capitol prison to Fortress Monroe, for
che purpose Of being exchanged, under charge Of
company ID, 10th New Jersey volunteers. Belle
Boyd was among those sent OF. The sick and
wounded were conveyed to the boat In smbu-
Iances and army wagons, and the others were
mar he'll down, passing through the Avenue be-
tween seven spd eight O'Clock
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RELEASED

J. g SAT-, Basil T. Duciett, Jchn E. Jones,
JaInes 6 Hsrdesty, w. Jones, H T. Scott, Ed
ward Suit, and VIM Brown, residents Of Bla-
densL urg, WHO were arrested on the 14th Instant
and sent to The Old Capitol, on the charge OF aid
Ing and abetting the Rebels, &c, were released
this morning, on taking the oath Of allegiance.
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ANOTHER ARREST IN IowA.-Willam C. Ken.
nedY, formerly an Alderman OF Muscatine, Iowa
was arrested recently in that city by the Deputy
sheriff, on charge OF discouraging enlistments
He was taken to Davenport. The Journal says
that he boosted that he kept the "Palmetto "a.
loon" in St Louis, and was the first man to raise
the secession flag in that city. Probably he will
now get portion of his deserts
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RsorzSIss OF Crowns TuzArsa-The fell

RgorzsISs OF CROWNS THgATsR.-The fall
and winter season Of amusement commences this
evening at this fav0rite resort, and tie popular
JtnF Owens opens the ball Among the actors
sIR aged We notice the popular names Of Dan
secLell, Ben Rogers, Harry Wall, Susan Denim,
Kate Denim, Mrs Germon, Sophy Gimhsr aud
others, who have in times past hugely delig hted
Washington audiences.
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Shirt of the Msrnipg Press.

TIE Yrt.Hiseses,, in an article entitled Wei
f1ston "a a General" quotes from correspon-
d nee Of that general to show that ve are engaged
In F, yvsr involving elements which In some re-
soacts were not unlike those illustrated by his
Penir.uIar cam align. wellington, TOO, had
o-caa'on 10 fear the newspapers, the alcusies Of
commanders the rawness Of troors, &c, 30.
Tn Republicans treats upon how the rebellion
70 o BE- put down.
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Tx LAW APPOIsTnENTs.-The following ap
potntmeIts under the tax law have been made:

Maryland First district-Collector, Hooper
e. Hicks, Vienna; ASSESSOR, George w. Rur-
sum, CarOIine county. Second district-Collec-
tor, Jas l. Ridg-ly; Assessor, John w Master
Thomes' Run. Fifth Observation-Disclosures, George
w. Davidson, PoOlesville; Assessor, William
WelIlng, ClErkesviIe.
NsI1 Jersey Fifth dtstric+rolleetor, Daniel
Nj Wilson, Newark; Assessor, George A. Halsey,
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The CoaTkAsANps IN South CAROLINA "A
Washington letter states that The Rev. Mr. French
has jus, returned here from Port Royal, where he
has had the ptrintendence VI the colored hoos
and has had Interesting interviews with Score
tsries Chase and Stanton. He reports that there
are nearly frees hoEsdad negroes within our
lines In youth Caroline, Georgia and Florida
Some Of the slaves have come over q hundred and
nifty miles u reach PORT Royal, travelling ell
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THR END OF TIE W0RLD AaNoUScKD.-There
10 2 E.-u g.. C.ev-.aLd. Ohio, who announces that
tbe world wiz c@'ne 10 an end on the l7Gh day Of
August leg, and y. that day q mass conventcn
of ne whole earth will assemble at Cincinnati TO
settle up the buSineIs Of the past aud arrange
Ea-iteTs tor the future.
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THE BATTLE GROUND VERY NEAk The
FAMOUS BATTLE GROUND
OF BULL RUN.
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To Sc NU4TERED OuTOF SER,

The Secretary Of War has ordered that the 7lst
eZ!neut New York State militia be sent TO New
York on the Slst Instant, and then mustered out
OF seIv ce, the time for which they voIunses ed
having expired.
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TBE UNION ARMY PUSHING THE HEB-
ELS SUCCESSFULLY ON ALL SIDES
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EN"iNEsLno Oh LIE NEIL ~ DC l.
The following Third Assistant Engineers have
been ordered 20 the w estern GUT plocksding
50 uadrOn, TO report to Rear Admiral Farragut for
such dutv IS be may assign them d: Robert w cir,
William F. Pratt, and Jesse F w alton, Of Balti-
more; John ID. Ford and James e. Speights.
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LEE EXPECTED TO MAKE His APPEAR
ANCE TO SUPPORT JACKSON.
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Lieut.. Godfrey w ethel, Of the engineer cor %
kas been appointed Drigadier general.
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n FlIENRn
ENGINEERS ORDERED

Lien; Frank RIdgeleY, Of the 9th infantry, U
< = has resigned on sccount OF Ill health.
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1~COLLECrD OFFICE

nT.CULLECrUR' OFFICE
WAsHINer0N, y. @ August 20, 1862.
NOTICE To TAX PAYERS-fhs tsxes for
ls69 nave been liked 1T seventy Eve GEMS on the
one hundred dollars a disoouns of ff;een Der
cent IL allowed under the law until the Iast dsy of
Com and due bills or osrtihoa tes of indebted pess
O. teis Cooperation of tho dsnomiL at on Of Eve
are a.ene receivable IN payment for sxes.
fhA abatement herein named will mof he ailo ved
Upon inc 1es Accrulnr upon the Irop erty ready
erI eAIage 10 pSid. r@ ~''' 'A
au q IaVSW VIM. DIXON Co,,a,,o,
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Legislative, executive and misceI-

APPROPRIATIONS BIT CoNssKss-Ths reeapit-
uation Of appropriations made by the late session
of Cor gTess Is as follows: