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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-03-12
How the Account Stands.

The Albany Eceniny Journal ha
| ihe f''ll"m ing correct summary of ih,
progress of th,. war.
Those " ho insist that we are maxim
nn pr"gIrSS against the rebellion, III
,lo well l.. consider the f"lluwiny:
LIST. The rebellion has not ma
ucniIy gained one loot of terri;or,
within sixteen months. -
2d. IL has lost MARYLAND, the West,
.rn pau of Virginia, Missouri, Ken
lucky, The greater potion of Trnnc>
see, the Northern aud Northwestern
part al Arkansas. parts "t Mississippi
North Carolina, Florida, and one thr.
Of Louisiana. r..f f.-. ...,,,.,... .,.lf
81. Ii has virtually lost the contru
IF the Mississippi, the Cumberland, III.
|. Tennessee, the Arkansas, aud the va
Y n, rivers. thus "l",niny the very heall
rf the Insuruent country Ia our arnir:
and nur fleets. 4f %,
4lh. 1t has lbs, New Mcxico and ,ll.
other Western and Southwestern Tel
lir"rics. t
5lh. II has los, Fort Macon. Fort Pu
laski, Fort Marion. Forts Jackson ant
81. Phillip. rs'esa u< 1Ta .ete
9th. 1t has lost N"rf..lk AMI New
bern, and Beaufort aud P.nsacnla, AN,
New Orleans, while We trust Mobile
" iIminston and Charleston will >o"I
l- added To the record Of it's disaster.
before many w.rks. te
1rh. The. Union cause has stradil,
and constantly advanced ti"im the tall
..i Sumter I" the present lime.
9Th. Maryland, Kentucky and Mis-
>nuri have D., rn converted from "a 30
.iiirn of semi to that of uncon.litiuna
loyalty. G8Y ar
9Th. We have held every point oI
Importance that We have occupied since
the bryinni,,. "f the war.
10Th. Places like N"rfalk, Memphis,
Nashville, nnl New Orleans, which Al
the time of their capture were The hot
i,r'ls "t treason, air gradually swing
in. back 1" their old allegiance.
lllh. The pun poses at our people :"
save the Union at all costs aud haz,Id>
remain ui,shakcn. - sra.Bisirl1 3
The prospect is not only entirely ON
ronr;,aing; bnt let us he jus, I" our
>clves-just Ia the cause we lovely
giving ourselves credit for the triumphs
We have actually achieved. While Nc
admit our own failures, let us not for.
get the failures of the enemy. Let us
rather remember, that if we sci ont Ia
sS:.srore Ill. Union, the rebels set out L.
achicve AN inn. ,iis.eci::lrncc. r"nqacred 10y
the sw.rd that if wr lave thus ia'
tailed tn redeem our promise, they nm 20 6
failed aIso-an,l. m,st signally-to re
deem theirs Thai ii we pledged I" put
down the rebellion IN nine months, hey
i,onste.l that they would be reroynizc.
in ninety days. SHE
The >iaie of things described above,
viewed in contrast with the desperate
condition IL which they confess them
selves /" be reduced, there Is certainly
good grounds for hope IN the iaya
States. 6 ss-,., v.ffs + f..s
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-03-12
MORTGAGES SALE.

nEFAULTh having been made in the condition
IL vi a mortgage executed the eleventh day OF
March, i'll the VI ar ,ne Thousand eight hundred
aud sixty one, by Arthur Greenfield and Elizabeth
his wife, To Elizabeth u. Blerce then sole and
unmarried, now Elizabeth ii. Blootfsood, and re-
corded ON the nineteeBIh day ot said Mai ch, in
the office Of the Register of Deeds Tor the Count,
of C;lss in the State of Michigan in Liber II oi
mort Cages pages 3l3 and 3l4. ON which mort
gage there is claimed be due at tie dae O this
notice the sum of one hundred and fiIy-fye dol
lars eight, nile cents, to secuie wa ch sum
suit Or proceedings AT Law have l,en instituted.
Notice therefore hereby given. that the p enIst
Inscribed in said mortgage. To VII The north
west quarter OF the northwest quarter oi Secilon
seventeen, i'll township six south and range sixteen
west. in SAID County OF Cass, Containing tort!
acres. will be sold public vendue al the Couri
House. in CassapoliS, in said County, ON saiuI day.
the tMentv-fiui day of A.ril i'll tile Near one
thousand eight hundred aud sixty three. at Tie
hour oi one O'Clock in tie Afternoon to satisfy the
amount then due on said mortgage and Gusts Of
sale. ii ELIZABETH Ii. Bi.OODOOOD,
-trf hrn tf9 MOrtgagee.
ID. BLAcKNaH, Attorney. ,.-gs ..stf -,g-flt 2
dated CaSsapolis, Jan. %. 1868. jan29- 41w13
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Administrators. Sale.

CTATE OF MICHIGAN County of Cass-ss
- By virtue of license and authority granite,
by the Probate Court of the County of CasS to IN,
as Administrator of the estate of " m. IL. Miller
deceased. ] will on Saturday the llth day %
April next between the hours of twelve O'clOcl
noon and four o'clo k in the afternoon of said da,
at the residence OF VIM. u. Naniiise, in the Town
ship OF Wayne, in said County, sel at public auc
lion the highest bidder. the following describet
real estate of said deceased, 10 wit the north
east quarter nf the southeast quarter of sectior
one. in Township five. south of range fifteen wes
IN Cass County Michigan, for the payment Of til,
debts OF said deceased and The costs of Admins
iratiun. ffr--.--n
Terms, cne-half cash and the balance in tw,
| equal annual payments at per cent interest.
EZRA POTTER, Administrator.
W. ii. GAGE, Ally. for Administrator
How agiac, Feb. 18th 1868. febl Saws
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-03-12
Ca1NCERY NOTICE

On reading and filing the affidavit of William K
Palmer. showing that the defendant James L.
Edgin, is u resident of the State OF Michigan but
that he in the Stale of Kentucky. and
that the process OF subpoena issued IN said cause
cannot be served upon hIm By reason ot his sb-
sence from this State. On motion Uf :. NJ. Beeson.
Solicitor for the complainant il is ordered thai the
said defendant, James j.. Edgin, cause his appear
ice 10 be entered in this cause, within three
months from the date of this order, and notice
thereof to be served the solicitor for said COM
piainant, and that in default thereof the bill OF
complaint filed in this cause be taken as confessed
oy said defendant. And it is further ordered that
witnin twenty days from the date OF This order,
Iie , cause copy thereof to be pup
iished IN the Cass County Kepublican. weekly
| newspaper published in said Cauuty of Cass. once
IN each week for six successive weeks. or thai he
cause a copy Ihereoi 10 be served on the said de-
days before the time limited for his s,nesrancs. In
this cause. NATHANIEL fKs.arV ~ ."
| true copy. Attest. Circui, Jnd,,,.r
IRA BRowNELL, aegister. stfg -
| .---fs - s feb5y5 Awe
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-03-12
DOWAGIAC CASS COUNTY, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, MARCH H

"Thai's good J" exclaimed he; ssncx
time Ill take i'other horn, and thel
c"inmcncc "n her legs" .las. a,.,4
The c.'w made another retreat, ,b,,
appeared ly u" means vanqul.hv,I
The Captain stood his ground manfnllv
Ann Harriet kni oll the moss at the foo
"f the rock, di>cniaI,.Iing fr.nl lr
hair the bruised and mangl,d caicrril
lais which still remained there.
Just as the cow was about 10 max,
her third charge, shouts were head il,
the path whirl, Isd Ia the village, an.
in "a moment ''Extinguisler M L.
with its brave. ,nluntstis. was un The
ground. The. had followed The ,lir.c
lions Of the l.arsun aud arrived al an
"Pp"rtune m"mrnt. ,raa~ 9-
The boys ~ once decided that, y,
there was u" Are ,o put out, they would
''rnt out" the COW 30, uni,tling the
'"~c, they drew. the water from I'm,
brock, AMI in a very little Will. Al
stream of wafer from u two.inch pipe
struck the a>tnIished cow full IN the
face, when she turned and scalnlsrc.l
on into The forest, Jumping over Ann
Harriet at "a single bound, and as seen
10 more.
Caplain D"lbs wiped his CORY veal
on "h the grttnswaid, and returned il
I" the sheath. lie then srrang Ia Tie
side of hls wife, and, with the help OF
the foreman and iw" brakesmcn, raisrd
her. She said her nerves were all u..
strung, and shp ''ntvcr could walk
home in the mmld 5 so shc was placed
"n the box of The hose carriage and
carried 4" the village.
The Pe"n.iown.rs turned ont en-
muses. 10 meet them, and We're anxious
tina, the I.croic Captain should make a
speech from the town pump; but Il.
declined.
In a short time the happy couple
were comfortably sealed on the sofa il,
the l'arl"r of the old homestead, aud
his arm Was as far I"nEd her wai.t IA
/, would 20. Here W. will bid then.
adirn. Ann Harriet being married,
she Will have M more miss halls
albeit al S"Ine future lime something
may be heard at Captain and Mr..
D"bis-an, ali the little Dobbses.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-03-12
A Quar- OF IsK FOR a Dnr.-Bo.

extract al logwood, which may be had
i"r three cents an ounce, or cheaper bv
HE quantity. Buy also for three cents,
an onnce ofbiei'romaie Of potash, Do
not make mistake and get the simple
chromaie of potash. The former 10
orange red and the latter clear yellow.
Now, take half an ounce Of extract Of
logwood, and ten grains of III chromats
If potash, and dissolve them in quart
of hot rain water: When cold, pour h
into a glass bottle and leave it uncorked
tor week or two. Exposure TO the
air is Indispensable. The ink is then
made; and has cost five 10 ten minutes.
labor, and about three cents, besides
the bottle. The ink is first All intense
steel blue, but becomes quite black. e
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-03-12

Mr. Richardson, (Dem., Ili.) ssid the
senator from Michigan (Mr CbsndIer1
seemed 10 think That no man could b.
loyal who did not support every meas.
nre OF his. He believed that there was
no man 10 the country who stoasl in 70
t"nbtiui a cOndItiun 81 that Senator.
isrfore the war commenced he wrote Q
irtier ID the Governor of Michigan cav.
'ng that this coiintr, was not worth =
rush without little blood letting aud
he stood before the country o. having
said, when General Mcclellan Wa
about to attack Richmond, that il
would be better that those thonsauds Of
men should perish than lhst tbs Gen.
eral should win victory then. M
Dir. Chandler-Docs the Senator
make that charge: ysis .-if
Mr.. klchardsvn-I say it has been
50 stated. - 1ss- - III ,rs,,
Mr.. ChandIcr-Wel!, Sir, il is a false
hood, whoever states it. There is not
the least foundation ior such o state.
ment. ~ Nv
Mr.. Richardson-The Senator il late
in making q denial. y. ue.slCls "a
All. Chandler said if he bad spent hia
'i'ne ~ denying all the newspaper lies
about him, he would have had no time
for other duties. .s, ,..i f-ia efs,. ire
Nlr. Richardson said he had accepted
the denial of the Senator. But he
thought the Senator was as much re.
sl'onrible AS any man for the war. . -
Mr.. Chandler said as far as his Low.
alliy Is concerned, his record was 10.
fore the country. lie was proud of it.,
AMI had nothing 10 take back from any.
"f u. Two years ago there were arai.
tors IN these halls trying Ia break mp
the Government. lie believed there
was no way To save the Goyernnsent
but 10y force of arms. lie 90 wrote to-
The Governor OF his Stale. The puo.s
ple believe to-day as he believed then,
when the party Of that Senator we.e
-ay ing that it y a- wrong to coercs the
rebels. Who had tho control of she
Administration of the Government
when the rebellion began? Who had
control OF the navy yards? A traitor. :
a traitor lad charge OF the Capitol no.
lice. Observation-Disclosures A in
that Chair. There was some one, re,
Spousible for the war, but it was aos
him. 1t he had his way, these traitors
would not have gone free. from tie
Capital. (Applause in the galleries.)
lake all the men in the rebel army.
and among them there were 10 Repub-
|icans, and mono who ever had any
with him or his party. They
were all Democrats or Union men. such
AS We had here two years ago. You
mig go through all the men CRYING
down the currency of The country, and
they were all Democrats. The rebel.
lion commenced long before the 4th Of
March, 1861, in the Charleston Con.
where the Senator from Illinois
had seat. But this country must not
perish, nor would it perish. There had
oeen great complaints because some
traitors had besu arrested. But if he
nai his way, some of them would have
been hung. The great danger Of the
country was not from the South, but
rom traitors North. The seat of tho
was not at Richmond, but
AMONG the Copperhcad traitors Of the 3
North. n iEo-i
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-03-12


Close his eyes; his work is done!
What to him is friend or foernsn,
Rise Of moon, or set Of sun,
sa Hand Of man, or kiss of woman?
Lay him low. lay him low,
: II In the clover or the snow: s'tl3
.e What cares he he cannot know:
As man may, he fought his fight,
Proved his truth by his endeavor;
Let him sleep in solemn night,
Sleep forever aud furever,
Lay him low. lay him low, ="
~ In the clover or the snow :.
Hei9 What cares he :? he cannot know:
& al1 Lay him low ~ 'if}i1a go
Fold him in his country's stars; Fs.
Roll the drum and fire the volcy!
What to him are all our wars.
What but death benocking folly?
Lay him low, lay HIM low,
ia In the clover or the snow:
What cares he, he cannot know:
Lay him low!
Leave him to Gods watching eye;
Trust him to the hand that made him.
Mortal love weeps idly by:
God alone has power to aid him.
Lay him low, lay him low,
In the clover or the snow:
VI hat cares he! be cannot know:
Lay him low
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-03-12
LXECUrORS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
IN license granted by CLfore Shanahan. judy,
ri the Probate Court for the County of Cass in til.
State OF Michigan, | shall fer for sale lub,
AUCTION. the following described Real Estate sltual.
IA said County of Cass, wit: Comniencin;
thirty seven rods north of the section corner %,
the line between sections eleven and tweise il
twof.hip five south of range fourteen west, AN,
running thence west ten rods, thence nuitiI eighi
rods Ihence east rods, thence south eight rod
TO the place oi beginning. containing eighty rod
f land II being lots and ten oiI the west side
of the highway of Village lots in Nicholsville, o..
SATURDAY,, the Eisl,teenth day OF April next, be
tween ti., hurr of zine ok the forenoon anC
the setting oil tie sun the day an tie lrtm
aipye described, ior the pa, ntnt OF tie debts
Of John kmde deceased and tile costs and Charges
ot Administration Hfc 1888 tftif
sr.s 4t JAMES APrED. Executor =
February 81. 1868. ieb26- lowe
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-03-12

CASTOR OIL.-The medical men Of
Paris recommend the following easy
way of administering castor oil To
children: The quantity "f oil pres
scrihed is poured into a. small .ea,thc,,
pan over a moderate fire, am egg hr"krn
int" il and stirred up sn as to form
sumcihin. like what cooks call bnttered
eggs; when it is .lonc little salt or
sngar or Il few drops at orange water.
or some currnnt j,IIy should be added !;
The sick child will eat II eagerly and
meyer discover the frand.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-03-12

"A New O,leans correspondst Of
The Boston .ournal gives an icoount
of an attempt to assassinate Gep. S3anks.
Oh the evening of the 18th. lie swas
passing out at the ladies' entrsncs to
The City Hotel for the purpose OF at-
tending the French Opera, and before.
he stepped in'n his carriage, a pistoI
" as discharged from a recess in the
wall, and ball whizzed cfosc to the
person of Gen. Banks. and cless 10 an
officer who attended him. The <sen-
ernl was not hit, and the dastarsily ~
sassin escaped tI,rogh the crowd. The
police are OF bic track. D'ss - =
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-03-12

In pursuance of a deeretal oider of the Circuit
i Court for the County OF Cass in Chancery,
entered July twenty SIKH, A. ID. 1862 at the still
of Frederick Ii. Ross cOmnlaiua,t, against Usual
e. Seuiles and Roxana SquIes defendants, aud
to me directed. shall sell public auction the
west door oi the Court House of said County, in
the village ef Cassapulis, in said County Of Cass.
ON the twenty first day Of March next, at one
o'clock in the afternoon of said day, the following
described parcel of land situate !, ing and being
County OF Cass and State of Michigan. known and
described as follows to wit Lots number eight (S)
and nine (s) in Beeson's addition the village OF
Dowagiac ls designated the recorded plat OF the
same, recorded in the Office OF the Register Of
Deeds of said county of Cass.
f li UZZIEL PUTNAM.
Circuit CouIi Commissioner.
JAMES Sullivan, ComplailIant's Solicitor.
Dated JAN 24th 1862 JAMS 4lw7
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&usiintss 9irtttlorpg, y
PROt'ESSIONAL
IOSEPH uOLLISTER,

Attorney at Law and solicitor IN Chance,y Te ,I,,
inn n. HOLSTERS Drug Store 'ustice o' @ ,iie
rpa.cs Office first door west OF OniversauS'
Church Strict attention paid tn the Coilvctioh
of every variety of War Claims, aud oi Claims
a.aiusi Individuals; and prompt remii'ances
.a''."o;n.r the duties of Notary Public, and VIII
do Jobs Of surveying Agent for sale and e. ex
change of Lands Investigation OF 1ities' ana ine
recovery of Lands sold for Taxes de VIII aiso
~, :, c,a;n.d ifi declT5yl
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-03-12

fH-A witness IN court who had
been cautioned tp give a precise an,
swrr to every question. aud not tax
about what be might think the ques
tinn meant, was interrogated a. fol-
lows: "You drive the Rockingham
coach % mo, sir; / do not" "Why,
man, did you not tel my learned friend
so This m"in.'n, ?'' mo, sir I did mol. y
snow, sir, put il To you-I pnt it Ia
.y"u ON your naili-do you not drive
il,r Rockingham coach 2" :sNo, sir-I
drive the horses -
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-03-12

rN-What il the .liffierentse between
a trick al war sml y game cock? Tine
il "yuss'' and the other IL ssyooster. /"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-03-12
e II. LEE.

Special Agent for the collection OF all KINDS .,
war Claims All kinds of Conveyancing oone
with Dispatch Will give his Immediate attention
to the collection OF claims throughout .ae
All business promptly attended TO- once WIN
. J,n.s sullivan second floor, Jones Brlck
Juue-o ~
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-03-12
C. NJ. O,DELL, NJ. ID.

o,neopathic Physician surgeon
and ObstetIician,
Having bought out DIR. BARNES and taxing M u,
Practice feels happy to say to the ci'izens o'
Dnxayiac and vicinity, that he Is prepared ."
pr,ct,c,. his Profession in all its branches. He
aisu keeps Medicines by the case or SINGLE PIMA
for sale and Family Guides oihce over 'h'
Center Market. =, -,
Doxasiac January 18th, 1851 Jah'i74i!i
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-03-12

eE A soldier who1was arrested fer
stealing rebels goose sAid be lognd
the bird hissipg at the Americap tsg,
and arrestsd it for srsason. - ; . g
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-03-12

A Fresh Supp OF CHFsTNUTs atthe Bakery
"a \. g. TOWNSEND.
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n. ~. DENMAN,

I'D Exchange Office, Dowagiae, Mich
,Slng s,S sell exchange, Gold, bank -'o'es 80,
4 Nv " srrants PAY interes, ON Scnooi a,i''
E.na t.,nds and faxes in ali parts OF th'
oYanp "shuS' a:35v4
State.
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M. PORTER. NJ. ID.

DHySI(IAN 81 SURG FON.
OGcs a, AWARDS Book Store, Denison Block,
Fr,nt Street. Residence first door oeio" tle
,a',n.,; .,burch. Commercial ST., Dowagiac,
Ne, ap25v4yl
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An. ALWARD,

i,,eral Dealer in books, stationery, rerlopiea,S
Wall PAPER, sinIow Shades, wraPping n, a;se aPse
p,.xet ;atlery, &c. Dennison BLOCK DoWasi"e
Mich.
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COMMISSIONERS safe i'm Chancery.

ID. BLAcKMAS, Attorney. ..-re ..ff -,1-lu
Dated ca>sapolis, Jan. %, 1868. jan29-41w1s
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>tIst,ELLANEOUS.

,,,..;.;s, and s,n rineer. Foundr, and Machin' 2,
Shop at the foot OF Front street "esr aps5,4
r,ai 5ridge Dowaeiac. MICH
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MERCHANTS.
GEORGE SMITH,
q IONES s. co.

Tailor. Shop one door east OF Howard O. oom' omr
,.S stocS 80 ft 1 iuly2lv2
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Az n CAMPBELL
ISNES SULLIVAN,
c,1CEoRD SUANAHAN,

,,,or,av aud Counsellor al LAW, and Solicitor IL
Hh'hesi'' .i.afi ul.5.4!l
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-03-12

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries bo",s anu Fr"n
Crockery, Glassware, Hats anu 0"p'
-,treet Dowagiac, Mich. 80 -
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law, ana o,, Hoc''O' ~
Cnancery Cassapolis, Cass county, MICH
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FIR, m the Continental Monthly.
The Mishaps Of Miss Hobbs.
CHAPTER III.

ts rfI -7Iar CHAPTER III. ht
I'm wedlock species oi lottery lies, rs
W heIe in blanks aud in prizes we deal;
But how canes it that you. such capital prize,
Should So ng have remained in the wheely''
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-11-07
The Christian Gentleman.

He is above a mean thing. He can not
stoop to mean fraud. He invades no Sc
crets in the keeping of another. He be-
trays no secrets confded to his own keep
ing. He takes selfish advantage of no
mans mistakes. He uses no ignoble weap
ons in controversy. He never stabs in the
dark. He is ashamed of inuendoes. He is
not one thing to mans face and another
at his back. If by accident he comes into
possession of his neighbours counse.s, he
passes upon them an instant oblivion. He
bears sealed packages without tampering
with the wax. Papers not meant for his
eye, whether they futter in at his window,
or lie open before him in unguarded ex-
posture, are sacred to him. He profanes no
privacy of others, however the sentry sleeps.
Bolts and bars, locks and keys, hedges and
pickets, bonds and security, notices to tres
passers, are none of them for him. He
may be trusted himself out of sight-near
the thinnest partition-anyw He buys
no Office, be sells none, he intrgues for none.
He would rather fail of his rights than win
them through dishonor. He will eat hon
est bread. He tramples on no sensitive
feeling. He insults no man. If he have
rebuke for another, he is straightforward,
open and manly. He cannot descend to
scurility. Billingsgate does not lie in his
track. From all profane and wanton words
his lips are chastened. Of woman and to
her be speaks with decency and respect.
In short, whatever he judges honorable be
practices toward every man.
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Retrihntire Instice.

So sure as the sun runs its daily course
so sure as the needle points to the pc le-
almost so sure murder will OUT A few
weeks ago Mr.. Hairgrove. of Linn county
father of the State Auditor-arrested one
William Griffith in Platte county Missouri
as one of the Marais des Cygnes murderers,
in the Spring of 1858. He was taken be-
fore the District Court of Linn county
Judge Thacher presiding. and after fair
trial was found guilty and sentenced to be
hung. He acknowledged to having been
there on the fatal day. but said he was not
engaged in the murder. The proof, how
ever, was. positive against him. This is
another case where justice has, after a long
time, overtaken a black-hearled murderer.
May all those who were engaged in that
black deed meet the same fate.