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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-11-05

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New Advertisements.

List of Letters
ID EMAINING in the Dowagiac Post Office
HI for the week ending October 81, 1868.
Cary, Mr. Maitland, James
Curtis, Amelia Miss Peck, Almira Mrs
Conklin, Mary Miss Ross, Thomas
Freshour, Daniel Stewart
Loan, An Lanolikt Snyder, Henry
Morlan, Margaret Miss Warren, Matilda
Williamson, James r,
"a When called for please say advertised.
w. III. CAMPBELL, p. M.
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Hn,-No. Enrolled 12O.
No. Drawn 6.
l John III. Underwood.
2 Cbas. Il. Dodge.
3 Caleb. M. Reams.
4 Chas. Lancaster.
5 LYMAN X. Lamb.
6 VIM. Fl. Martin.
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List of Names Draaon.
The draft to fill the quota of this
county, took place at Kalamazoo. on
Tuesday last. The following is the
list drawn from each town.
MarceUus-Quota filed.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-11-05
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''The Union Must and Shall he PreserVd."

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avowing its sentiments with candor fearlessness
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Tile Cause Of Freedom, g
Justice and HumdRitN -
Fs1petuity Of tile Union,
Obedience to tie Constitution
And Supremacy Of the Laws,
Il Denial of the Right Of a
Rebel TO Hold any Loyal s'a ]1e'i
Person in Slarry, and an
Abf,mance that Rebels haze
No Rights under the ~
Constitution, Until
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-11-05

-SSuOId uHcus
ToHnia-No. Enrolled, 1872.
No drawn, 9.
l Abner Brown.
2 Jas. E. Gould.
Smith Wetherell.
4 John Graham. @
5 Josiah S. Warner. 5gt
John Hise.
Z Geo. X. Yerington.
Robert Dine. ...
8 Elias Morris. ao
Woyne-No. Enrolled, Ill.
No. Drawn, Is.
/ Simeon Brownell.
2 VIM. w. White.
Francis Sprasue.
John Ferrel.
5 VIM. p. Thomas. @
6 Eli A. Gage.
I Horace M. Pray.
s Nelson Barney.
9 VIM. Laporte.
10 Geo. w. Amsden.
10 Homer Wells. aJ
u George Evans,
- Jobu Nj. Lamb.
IA VIM. Ferrel.
Is Isaac w. Tinckler.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-11-05

And the prosecution of the war against Treason
until the authority of the Government is estab-
lshed over the whole Union. There must be no
faltering--no steps backwards. Failure now will
entail 0ishonOr and misery, rendering insecure
life and property, and leaving the country a prey
to anarchy, rapine and murder. Too much pre-
cious blood and valuable treasure have been sac
rifced to stop now. The cheapest and shortest
cost forefathers years of fearful struggle
to found the Republic, it is surely worth as great
an effort on the part of this generation to pre-
serve it, -
We have an abiding faith that the ensuing year
will witness the complete overthrow of the rebel
Confederacy. During the past year great victories
have been won, and territory larger than France
or Germany has been wrested from the rebels and
restored to the Union. One more campaign by sea
and land will close forever the fountains of sedi
ton and cruel wal" $3.50
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and the enhanced cost of everything connected
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be no deviation from these rates,
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-11-05
A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER.

But the CHICAGO TRIBUNE while fearless in the
expression of its opinions and patriotic in its
deavors, aims at being first class newspaper 1t
brings the news to the people of the Northwest
several days sooner than the papers of the sea-
board.
The contents of the WEEKLY TRIBUNE embrace
1st.-A Complete Current History of the progress
of the War, with the general news Of the
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-06
Instruotion hi German.

oct.1 6in,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-06
REAL ESTATE.
{s5aA USES f'{;sr
II.lE.Ea II.IlEEa FOR RENT. GsA

Brr, House on Market street between slh and gii Nl
SIS, $3.50 no.
Frame House in Mechanic street below Lombard ST .
M. ~, SIS Ou
Brick House and Lot Lord street, third door from
kiruad No. Ns, $50 tu
Brick House on Lord street Acoui door from llailroid
So CO..
Frame House Of Church Taylor streets, SOL o.
do Do IN Tay lur street adj qniug the above s. un
Five lhict Houses Of lith street lne, Nos Ol
uU3 60. oOi nui Gu9' each 500 Oi.
Five Brick Houses 18th street near Lombard, Nos
51, 5u5, lO'. d1l aud ~, each 800 90.
n Two fr1ne lifNsrs on ldddlo, Lame first from Stone
Tavern each $1,000.
Franc luu-e ai uinftE the aoy ia from tavern, $ no
Four Frame llnlss All ming the alnse each $50 uu
l.rick ii'use on lombard street bst@een Mc3aulyy
and l-th Streets, $50 ~.
Brick House 5 W. corner N Front aud Thorn sire u.s..
Sl45 90.
lirk "dse on Iatn l street ahoys Second street No.
small Brick Grange Street lctwcen Third aud Foutih
Streets $40 90.
zee House yard lin sircei between Market aud
rwo Frame Houses Eth aud Elizabeth streets, each,
So 60.
Brick House 'hurch street between Eighth and
Ninth streets, ssl 90.
Brick House. Np l;.ls Kin, s'reai betwoen 18Th ipi
llth streets. 800 ul,
l'riek House, Taylor between Locust aud Buionwool,
Krick House on Market street. hotween l8it and llib
ttreets, 500 No.
Brick s,ateon Eth street between Market aud Orange
streets, sR1 90.
Brick house 9th street between Pine and Spruce
street $50 TO.
Brick House, rooms we'll finished, with 10 arros Of
land, and brick stable, neat Wilmington. S 900 OO
A House md premises the s H. corner Of Market
and Water Streets, in the tenueof James H. Cos and
Apply 10 WILLIAM McCAULLEY
ieb2s COG Market st.. Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-06
H. K. Bringhurat's Bulletin.

Waoit7ilc aHd heia9 Drl3qisf, GID FourM and
Nlfti sfcet
CEpIALlC PILES iSrtuliins-) > ot Head Ache at II
IT, Brushutsrs Hi7 Market striut.
HRuWNt BRONCHIAL TfoCuES one Of the best
articles for diseases ot thc tmt. &c al HK Briushur.ts
Drug stbr-,
ToWNStNb's sARsA sArAHILLA, fresh stock just re.
eeivrl sud tor sale boy ll l. Ein-hur.t, Apothecary
MlsllARFS liu- Tree 1ar Curlit tile celebrated
coush preparation 10 le Hd AZ II. H. rnshurst nrug
store.
srAFroGb's OLIVE TAR ihe genuine article to l.
had by calling ct H. b. Briurhurst. Drug Store.
Mrs. WINS Ow'S SOOTHING SYKup now in great
demand for children iesthiug, at II h Brinshur-t's,
tLASks tor spurisnHu-l have a fine assortment of yl
rious sizes from =, pint in pint. have just imported
them and they the Hu-- quality Of Dixon's llasks-
H. X. Brinshurst l7 Mnrkot street
BRANDY anl MlliSkEY selected pure and of Gne
quality for medical purposes. by H. Il. Briughurst.
FLAGd'- RELIEF tor the Immediate relief pain, At
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, IN Whining
| AN
| COLD CREAM Tor chappei hands or lips for sale In
any quantity, by II. Il. nfiughursi.
FINE SALAD OIL superior article at Il. K. Bring
hursi's
nusTElTEWs brrREs, they siye general s,iisactiou
and are now in great vogue" IL. r. Briughurst
| Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-06
WAWASET NTTRspp1pS
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WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Tlrnmps story of American Life by q W cuni.
The Crossed Path by Wilkia Collins
Hauy harsou. by John r. Irving
Tir Attorney. by John n. Irving
The Constitution nf the United states
Wild Life. by Capt Mayna Reid
Life of drneral Francis Marion
Everybody S lawNnr.
Moral History VI Womon
Miss Nilbart's Career
tue ot Them, 10y Chas. Lever
The First False Step. by Rnynolds
me woman ~ White, by wnkie Collins
Twenty five tlrrent kinds ni Novels NJ a dina o.,,
All lhr Magazines, Daily snd Weekly New.,,,a,
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-06
Lost or Mislaid.

fIilE certificate for twenty slar Of stock in tbs uan
Df SMYRNA No. 81 issued in thp name OF John tifnu
the 23l day October, A D. 1863 has h4 last or mi ~
laid aud cannot he returned tn said Bank for auc4ltn
Now therefore, this is to nluy all pers MS that ppe
uun will be made to the said Iink To renew nj, std
frrtiicAte in the absence thereof The 7ih dav nf Ma
venler next, aud the sai Bank will le thensei1rtb
sNonoratod from all liability lr or on account Of said
cruhtate, as the value Thereof Will then have bten ne
ceived by the undersigned JOHN e. GROONE
Executor of IonN GiSg drc'd
Eikton Nd. sspt. lG, 1865. sept.ls,nGt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-06
Varnishes. Paints and Glass

WE offer to Dealers G1aHhmkers iinusa Painters
W At the lowest net cash prices the Coac anil
cabinet fNishesi pure nhie L'dd; Fruul and meri-
an HiHci Chrome Grrsns, and Yeows Drop and Ivory
Backs and full assortment OF all the fHcr ta1rg-such
Narus brushes, OF the host n.skt-Giziers Diamond
and Points lAut Milsi single md double thick Glass,
~ al Dc cripons and all MRcriHs usci by lo4e and
'nath fAinrrs which sell us thpap, IL not ftsg mr.
lh'n any oihef Ia use from te tact thai We Keep down
cur rAirnes 'Y conducting cue business personally.
Mr. Hdh-oNf " hf frm-ior many years minufar-
tnred the l9fnaAea sold BY the tte o, Schrack. We
feel confident tha niI Nthsh4, equal ifnot sHperi.
~. to any manufactured in His Country We warrant
themto give enire stsictou and u moi SD represented
the m0iey viii ba reiuue Give us call before lur,
chasing elsewhere H5ffa d'seONi madf h he TRUE.
FELTON, * RAU.
Noe la6 and l3s North Fourth stegt corner Cperry,
Philadelphia,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-06
STOVES! sTOvEs!! sTOvEs!I

D. TE subscriber hegs leave 10 call thu attention d
sI the public Ia his large excellent stock of COOK
SselH lNd AND PAltl.ok STOVES comprising some %
Ct the hest patterns in the market.
He has alsn hand large assnftnont vi rltu aud ia
ptned InwhTe lea Walters, l.uhus Giaaas Knives and
Forks, Table and Tea Spoons, Preserving kettles paiu
rmuwl aud Emerald Hollow War tiltss and ritniua e-
al Lamps, scales, eights aud Measures tuus, Shot Tia ~
kc,, &c, 6c
The subscriber will sell s article in his iins of sins
low ~ they can he bought Tor elsewhere
kooflNd AND SCOUTING, aud all hiuls of lin and
rsAHnuala tornH.
B5@OLD STOVES bought, sold aud exchanged
The susefihof hopes by strict attention to hu-ues and
ehheNoHs I" AVa tAuslrtnu 70 receive snte of put
lie patronage. llENrN g. PICKLES
No East 9TH St, between Market and King
iH next door 70 thu a. Auction Enrip,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-06
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
Conveyanoers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,
40. M Nlnrkc1 NIreel.

No. IlT Market street.
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING
DEEDS, BONDS, MORTGAGES, Nc, &c, promptly and
accurately drawn
rRuMssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds bought and Sold ON
commission in this city at the BROKERS oards in Phi-
drphiA New York, other citiss hy mean uf cores
punding brokers who ara all firms OF hgh standing.
No EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on sturks or
oNus purchased abroad the regular hr0ser- commission
o. Que quarter per cent being divided between
aud agents.
bRAflS-We draw on Philadelphia, New Yorl, or Ii.-
Ton aud procure drafts other American cities at the
lowest rAtes ot exchange.
FOREIGN DhAFrs-We draw on Great Britain Ira.
and Gerinauy and every other country no rur,pr.
on houses OF undoubted standing, In sul u,
customers.
hAClIANGE-Foregu or Domosi c-lourlt aud sold
at The most favorable rates allowed by lAe market
premium VIII almost Always bu allowed Tor Checks ci u
York
REAL ESTATE We attend to tho purcliase aud t,le
OF Real Estate in town country aud respectfully invite
purchasers or sellers to give ctl We leut hou.
tiuu VI their rents.
NuLlEClloNs-Our correspondence enables us to
reach any prominent point in America IN any fnr-ifn
country through the must reliable ,launrs uir tar
lirH l'F making collections therefore comm. to- and
suenty persons ayaug themselves of them may l
Nuhdent that their business will he miiltulIy Aul
etulnply attended TO. uur charges are as low ss MA
made by any reliable parties
~ every ease where employed our aim Is 10 do
hN most Tor The Interest nf custlnrrs and we solicit
ne patronage oI our friends and the public generally
Jan JOHN MciLAR 6 SON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-06
TWE E1TYNG DEF1RTuENT

is conducted IN ist olt-s sy's-all the lecicies and
subsiantia Of the setsul being provided aud prepared
by skilful ERsrArgAfEug.
fresh aud salt Oysters, fried sewel roasted or on the
she'll eau Dee had at the stlnnu served families ai
their residences. Game, Fish, Fowl Hot Coffee Buei.
steak Ham and Eggs served at mrais at all hours
L.' open until thu arrival Of midnight tfains
prr-3in' jos. q WAITE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-06
DIRECTORS :

Eli wilson, Drandywine Hd James Deiarain, Christi
ana His james Wohh samuel Barr, y. g stotsenhurs
and les.. Sharpe, ilmnsion lld Robert MeCabt' Mn
George lauvier. New Castle lld Curtis u. Ellison. Pen
rader Hd; Iohn c. CLARK. lied Lion Id.; VIM enple,
smyrna james II. Bnlnhau, St. Georges llti Charles
n fleming Peter +. Ciusey, Miliord Henry Todd Dover
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AGENrs-As we'll iot receiving applications for insur.
auce as dues % members:
iii Wilson, Braudywine Ili Robert MrCale, Mill
Creek Id, James DrlAplain, Christiana ldi John =
Williamson, White Clay Crock lld, Curtis H. Ellison
pencader ia R-d Lion St, Georses, and AppOqunnina
hundreds: Joseph G. Griffith Smyrna; James Crippen
New Castle Hd; Charles n, Fleming Milford. ChArlei
Tunnel, Geore,own; Henry Todd, Dover
Communications general businesa addressed to th'
undersigned Wilmington, will receive immediate atleu
ion.
~ ROBERT McCABE NJ D.. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-06
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware.
nlRlllNlI Mll.L CNEgE. M


THIS Company continues TO ouer TO the people OF D.la
ware its superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
by ire. on AL descriptions Of property except Marine
risks.
The Iusiitnti5a is commented by over % years expert
lens the lrs introduce the VI neipe into our saieJ
by ot which, 1t Is believed the Managers have
iepn enabled sa to adjust aud Discriminate ietwoen the
different varieties Of property ns 90 render the member
ship among the most equitable In chlrareru u tho hlmer
uus Insurance Companies presented to the public,
II takes credit to itself that its payments OF losses have
been prompt and nbcr' that in y years business and
losses ruathing oJUl0, not sinse rtse oi is1'
ton has occurred, aud scarcely one WITHOUT entire sas-
faction TO the PARTIES insured.
Looking more 10 The safety than the number anu
amount of it, risks it has declined Hundreds o Thou.
sands nf Dollars of Insurance. either requiring iou
great an anouut in single risk Offering unht oh
ects Of Insurance or the character Of the Institution,
In this manner it ia conceived u hls the SAFEST and
uo.i select list Of nsurinces IN proportion o the amount
-n,er Six Ailiious ui Dolus, oi any other Company
within reasonable range,
As evidence of this b has not only reduced tile rate of
iusurlnre, at ali times inodratc one iNih, duiu4 he
last two years. but presents clear surrlas iuud of
sid0g uritl isainst assessment on he n,posit
Notes which sum bj the 10 Scrip Certificates uf
tho balances due u each mrmh-r, nov h'ns ISSUED, will
biz paSite Interest to them from January l6-, At the
ate OF per rent per aunun, tnus making asu htihor
deduction.
II commenced the year ls61 with real protection 10
the community in Deposit note. Of s25O,unl
surllus Fund 10000
al 1f,fuf frefisu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-06
Valuable Farms for Sale.

NO. l-siinate in Delaware County and State of Penn
~ sylvania, containing 10 acres, the end of Cou
cord Turnpike quarter mile from said Turnpike adjon-
iny Mr.. Reese Perkins land.
No 2-sitnate ia lower edge of Concord Township con.
tainne 80 acres, adj ming Mr.. Job Hopes land Also
20 aer,A with good buildings. Terms reasonable.
WN. MeCAuLLEY,
mar ~ COG Market stieet, Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-06

rI'E suhscrher VIII isiye instruction in the German
Language, ia private, at the residences " such ,s
may desire li. services n terms will be mod. rate
Apicitiuu may BE- made personally by note drieteI
2 ihe carner OF Seventh aud King streets, wilmington
, la,sara JOHN kUCnER
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-06

IN ARMONf AIiIls Extra, snperfne aud G. Fioaf :
II Eight other different brands Of Flour, for safe ~
q. CHANDLER 4 SOM
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-06
Strawberries! !!
Strawberries! !

NOW is the time for putting up Strawberries for winter
N they abundant and cheap. Call aud evaniu
the II enmV Vee, simple aud desirable ait-o sr at
eierl TO the citizens Of Wilmington in the form #
tumhler or jar with patent gum capsule they are NOR
easily managed than any jar in use. Every variety
reliable fruit jar will be- kept hand as the season al
vancos, 10 which particular attention is invii.d
Tllos. Y. be NOK'ANuIE
Successor to G.. B. sNYrn,
Jun. 3O2 Market Street