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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-03-26
c. M. O'DELL, N. ID.

orneopathic Physician. Surgeon
and Obstetrician,
Having bought out DIR. BARNES and taking his
Practice. feels happy to say TO the citlaens y. y,
nowaviac and vicinity, that he is prepared TO
Yractlce his Profession in all its branches He
also keeps Medicines by the case or single pnial
for sale and Family Guides. ONCE over the
Center Market.
rOowayiae January 2sth. 1861. jan31-4ly1
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-03-26
Choose ye shi. Day whom ye will serv.
BIZ OLIVER WENDELL HorxEs.

Yes tyrants. you hate US, and fear while you hate
The selfruling, chain-breaking demonstrating
State
The night-birds dread morning-your instinct is
trne, s-
The day-star of Freedom brings midnight for you.
The owl boots at noon that the eagle is blindl
We ask not your reasons,-'twere wasting our
time,
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-03-26
M. PORTER. M. ID.

PHYSICIAN 81 SURGEON.
Office at Awards Book Store, Denison Block,
Front Street Residence first door below the
Wataod;st Church. Commercial St., Dowagiac,
Mich ap25v4yl
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-15
THE STORY OF A REFUGEE.

Soft winds make melody among the leaves
ttis fair summer morning; birds are sing
ing merrily among the braeehes of the elm
that shades my window; and, few sun
beams that have strayed through the thick,
green calT5oy, are dancing gaily over my pa
per as if taeY would lure me into the green
fields.
But while nv. eyes roam overthe beau
-tiful scene around, my thoughts wander far
away, % one more lovely.
I Isee. again the green valley with its girdle.
of dark mountains. A4blue river winds
'through wood and meadows, bearing the gifts
silver streamletshave brought, with laughter
and song, from springs that gush from the
mountaia s brow to the Monongahela.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-15

AF '"'ff'@''f' a'ase'ss'ta'e.
TNy laid LIS bright head
wet With his blood no stone
bat hA Sleeps among the nd
o2?t, ,n,l.. vat si9fiou' sield
OF tie evening previous. 70 his
have passed uuhurt thro
u.l$ Fast Goes, net make me /,
ts5fs war. am willing to ,I;l
would ouly hope that | mighy
cuisg her from the hands Of
Zach day our cause grows 4
has almost become part
~ my i'ae to die soldiers
the time and place, | would
~ Western Virginia. | woulo!
es: Of the light, and be bnriel
DountainS, whose air ] lave a
tar away rom the busy haunts
] wouli sleep.
lis wish was sranlaa
Car cup Of sorrow was not ret
name Grace, fraii, oeautlSa ,b;,,|
eyes and tlaxen ringlets. Nor n.
checks grew pale; when size .,.;leaX
Heavenly sweetness, and her w.
light that was not Of earth. aO,aa
down upon her bed and she negE +,
It was balmy May evening VIZ !,
room to see her die. She gave cal
loving fare Eels, looked for'the last til
robed ia all the beauty of Spring
air play on her cheek and lift her c,
her head on her mothers bosom
clasp:d her hands, and went down
the lark river; 'trustingly, she laid
Of Death, and was safely borne aero;
J. How lovely she was when rebet
flowers gemming her hair and hrc
fragrance on hcs&osom. In: one ha
witlered boquet, one she lad eathe
we left home. Two days before he
asked to see it, and on returning.lt
would place it there, when she wa
I have one brother left, a boy just.
who longs to fill the placeteft yacaa
| Edward, and revenge his death.
When we left our home, Times +
vered thread of my mothers gk
but now, each day as ! brush OF
masses, sigh low fast it IS bec'
one earnest look pit her patient face
sweet smile, " I'd convince you S
- - lesEErss sc 'eosa v..6}ssssss.s EaiI il
our hearts 7risa toar lips sThe
be ?" she alwaySknswers, in her
" When God pleases."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-15
From the state.

1t is certain that Gen. Banks has
of Louisiana west of the Mrssissippi
port Hudson, hoping by a conjunction
eral Gen. Augur, to speedy reduce
then with this whole force, 20 swell the
before Vicksburg with valuable acces
flushed with victory. By this movement
left his line on the Red river and commut'
Texas is again restored to our side. NJ
Banks cross the Mississippi, than Kirby
the same, throws himself into Port Huds,;
that point. 1t is even reported that heZ
totally routed the Yankees, there. w
to credit the report though we cannz
certainly correct, at any rate Bank
has lost his position on the west d
en- back to the. Confederacy the 4
whole of Louisiana, together wit
as, which is undoubtedly now be
Three weeks since the enemy
Mississippi was. entirely overru
from us and the. river was Yanl
gunboats and their land forces!
At this time Louisiana is ou
except the small space upox
encamped and that, we hoI
ed into grave for his vi
weeks two entire States
Confederacy. If we hold
will soon float the Yanl
and leave the Confedera
steps. With the desa
Grant, Rosencranz wi
ent position, but muY
see the Confederate
ry. From Missouri
reconstruction wi;
If Lee conques
will witness upon
and restored to
disgraced in eve
moralized army
and with an arm
thousand victd
him, what reSou
FOR peace.
We draw our
hour. They m
4 tive, but we hopy
/ In the mean It'd
wS have, and has d
not protectb rsga
froIil the coast. III
the interior and plu
assured that he vii
and hate can instigat
| not conquer.
Let our gevernmon
( take such measures as
) to watch thesea coasts
r doubtedly win be made
point, but dir nay, ey
= mischief sEs
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-06-15

u y-11o %, 1868.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10
Mem Publications.
UUNT's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE
AND
COMMERCIAL REVIEW,
Is1ApLisiIrD JuLy. leS1.


rrr~ NrpcvsNl',' mAGAIlNE Is NOW READY FOR
OCIOnEEILe valley end 'slne Of Che contents Of ,lds
isrc hvt never been erusic daring the twenty five
yeas OF he zines existence. Among othtr things vii
BE- 10 Ad 90 f. - --.-., ., 49,, ,,..,,, .,,..,,
tlc AMERICAN INK tOI. tOfrhNf. ~ JOIN
CHiGt esq.,. OF Philadelphia. lls IesiIed puul.ne and
founder Of ihe ce'cbrsed Publishing house o! J. H.
Lf.iNCGfi Co.. 'o-'th'r WIN stctcn OF tie AZ
q Pr. G.irr ia' ~ u',rc't and i1s'rro'ion
2 RUSSIA A.D iiiE UAiIED stAlEs-Irrir put rrd
sp,nTr-Iucy ihc BIord Producers asa Oo.d ~
duco. ~ tlr W IA, ol cu. sx times "A much God
yc,riv a. ,i t,ie r.ft q! fy-apr.
l. Tfis history AND raiNClPLrs Of MOEEY-An
article Of re.nlia.,e vi, 7 alu search.
DOOhkFEfi Gle we. nccc'.ty, uni irpes. mode
- cconris onca g. 10y ~ept
G. / LRG1L ARTICLE 81 NEGOTIABLE PArEr-
lf1i'i-sory Notes ard u me- af IAciance.
7. SHOULD TiiE 1HW IHlifD stA,tS BANKS IL
ADMITTED 10 tiih Oh if,rf HOUSED All
ALL hl..IOLL bi hL"-iUi.A L.A.. Pi,i..'-
G. G0NrdLY Co,rTrciM rEvIEw- Shown, the
oouffe o. ta-e-a1oe" .p,cu 'iion-i geo'e-.A;Aais 3
. TuE TiciisRD FISHERY ~ CORNWALL.
10. a NEfas RAILWAY WORK m GREAT Bh'TkfS.
H. JOUaE.L e. ufGGi.G ,ti.RtNCY AND ~
~ -f'or.l.r're fl- OFFICIAL ViCfLDNiNGa
a. tie CLEAai.,G HOUSE f....ivc 70 t4c g., Cliu.o
lo-n ~ Gov rinsni also ne'ac:ou' bh"iN ieri'
=, r., 81 ~. Ne Il, 'tH0Tr .Tov,-rc,e,,s r4,m &c
TREASURY DEfiGitl.S aud published Oss.-
CihLLl -ias.IlciiOn, 90 to..ccioss, &c.
ve-i month will afrelr vcry able .iso by On, of'he
sl.i riuls Of tip Nfg.l orr extremely import
ct t.flu. VIZ. .lf ii ' o. 10 bul-h DorsluIrr't
urlr- fc Law o. Alon' 20 49, Tie loses Which zns
OF e uri s'c' have sustained - reason % 'ho Ass
to Rebel i.isa.etTs
rcrns-rf-r rorr.-. Pr Yrsr.
hi-i.I-.A .. DA..A, Ll4.or ari rIopric'or,
M 81 " III
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New OSCILLATIONS.
rORERT BULWER LYTrON's NOVEL
UARPER & BROTHERS, New-Yors
Psb.ieh This Dsy:
THE RING OF AMASIS.

THE RING OF AAlAsS. from the Papers OF 'e'
man rhysicim. IL EoBrar EuI"rs LETT0S 'o"''
hioredth.) l.no Clo,l, II.
The dis booa is the son Of bn'"eT ne ee'p'"s'
novehsa the book i,scfmay b called the toa Of Do'".
"s,r,nsc stc-y; It. des.sn be's 70 m'e 'onahc' WI
lie ap,rla RAJ ai TO nk ie IN s'e'y Of human passion Us
e.ose.y as possible with tie nyse''eS Ok De'iy u Ha'
am, curions dissertations Of Which, en- the relation Of
. doe,or and r,icnt is very sus,eye That aTpe-ons
4, ir-.rousy eur'ors Tfose tcadsr' with whom Owen
us.e,s Poems AZ lsyoIes WI. 10. be G.-sppc.el
IN this story -
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Gsa.c0, Mf.

= T. O y Ma STAND Ard SCALES
, EttAuAlsrrD 10 YEARS.
.aaqrd 90 ctri .I.nr 10. bI-u.s whore correct and
q flifi. q lLI sf .H.i,t.
a,aI.ss Io. hAI.4,Apf, COtL rnd HAY dealo,s.
80 A..fi iol iiOt lai ~, a. tNIN ati inOd Dealers.
.CA.l.l iDr Jt.lta, bNttGla. - mad tonecuon
Counter, 'olInt f'fipTm Doflfnt scales, 0o.
h.s, iina. tar, Lcaiis, trsi,'s and pl ffatua.
ftALEt aiultea 10 fait roifn - nl ri- ri Of which
"alrif IA every particular, Of Whole. and Retail.
H. GROWN tscccss'os 60 }. H. Brown, Manufacturer
DO Da.elsY'.t. oppo.iSs A.tor iSoase.
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legal No,itss.


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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-10

lhfy.-I1 az venting FAKlis.-isr'r and thriving
"nrnt td ant .r. Iil rfn 80 miirt south oi .nI.
D 't tg o. fNa4 49, coil. IuNc'a af-o crop. wArl
now DO vNfs I'D aud 40 sslr tf.is. at ora slJ
f1 'ri fi 1r n ~ iouf year, good Juainrss OPEN
Goo reu Hf Q ana uis., crlcc' 4upOs. nnJ sod
tir. To- 1H ' llaff i. proving paC E.a- of Nea'.
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te pnr l 'at b. uns.fp4red L'r,a i,a, co fope
to flrNUtra rl.ln. .r . u.liui. vii Dee cent tree.
adm ,ffaht4-o l.. LAsDio Nne.and a. o. ,utinaihj
Co., ts-IrIrry
t.oli ilr,.oft Of Scion Robinson tg Id Tribune.
" q is ,ut ri thc extensive Cr'.e nscts In smo
level uDn nnd suitable ctnd on tor p.ghtnut flaming, that
so .l.v offiAI ti4. 81 tur IA lrln fsaiits"
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S"~S, IA" ''s'A'
ETC, TIC
TIVE crrspOv on AsTiYnYAT + pr5'Nc3 TIL
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luits.--fte ft,rilon If prions Wishing 10 fifft
4.ln. cfaIuf DO ca4.d Go faH .il sA1fa Oj 4au A
pre-. s. ;. % ohiy tauf by .oei f1-i Nt.s nft
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..n. il 4.as.. ..1s '.oi.. 90 10 OoOLDi LGlDkli.
q 90. Assts. ihIaJr.ipen.
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G:aicro, GioDcs, 81.

ruvOVDS~ PATENr STEAM UE,TER,
a., ,a.. "a l,nI,. .nr 8ulinll of ~ drsci iona
t,-.un.l .s. f.r... Hi. e.. ht.
aslrtelIa i1. e'u 'cfoufAJ tested hn' proved u be
I,. r.a ,..fI lNf.I..I. tYIal4 o." .h iH ailfH
iye te co. u.e fd g. whom reeiehc' en- D" gwen, g'o
thsuf flc IisIHal 4r.1i u4"i d.tott.
,to. . n, .,fe nd perfectly 'frief' sprsfl,ns, Tor
wafmaq prpa invited 10 c4 and e<-.n" before gH'
chasing 81 'w'7fr. , -.
Person aien Given 10 erecting The SANE ana guaranty
siycu for their surc~ssini opefN'ion. . - -.
J. H. BIbiONDS, bels Proprietor. No. % Chdss N. 7.
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r31HE sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE

,TrHE sEMLWEEkLY TRIBUNE.
TIE New.Yoax savI-WnEEIY TairUsE g.
pabA.Ae4 e,esy. CEsDAT ed FRIDAY.
Contents OF 10. 1917 [Oct. OF:
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W..FRON wAsmSGroE: s,sslh nis?a'oh-' 70
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U..LY.rEE FROM orr errcifL CORR
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vn..LtTE SOUTHERN H-Ws.
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lsc-i'n. aoa " 90 ire-.dcas oiiA Ull,,a a>,e'
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lr-r, rstfe.lc. % 1e ifiscd 90 i.oo4oft tio"a..
..n % io. ed l.t'f n.'gli Jtn. DAVIS "-ii.s
g. hrfy tonr..lH0..r1 A.'l .hr." .o's
hc', a,5ol .son C.-l % 30 Co4ais. .aod - c.,;.
3elac.
X..FaOM THE DEPARTMENT or TIP sOUTu
Co1espoilsnoc OF iAs =. s. Jr.Dirr.
Mi..Ll .rEA iEJG TllE EXECUTIVE cOnHi D.
IEE ID 1Ht q ORR DL-LOA.loH 40
FhE2lDLSI LINCOLN.
xIu.TRON EE.IUC..i. Pouaenos ofTbr n. \.
JIa1nf
iv..CLaJANfA OBJECTION. nslarn, for Governor
afr - Received
xv..TaE RE1EL iSvhglOS or PE,TsYLvANii:
1,l. Lces Di.cA Report.
xvf..FpOI CHARLIE fOy. Fire r.openel On Fo-i
sang tms ",.'a'ri i.e ilee1 7lI , rsa'.,e
no.p.tai. o-n. oil.4.or = headquarters on Folly
i@s.a OF 'o..n.oa a..e . Loo ho..s' -
CoIrtl o44 Acc o.. -ac =. 3. Innep"
Xvn..TpE CaEvhsg FOR GovLrNOR ~ PrSN
$780, lss IL, la al. 20 Aim' "ddro'' q
XVIII. IRON TIE Dl.TH-wEsr. Correspondence Of
Tue - l. Tribune.
XiyJIFF. DAflsS ILOr 10 CRIPPLE GliE
oJtERNs.1hI. Moro stc.EbD-t Property BAG
Xx..TrOM MISSOURI Correspondence Of The \. Y.
frDD'ie.
XZI.rHE hSCiO-RETEL HAIS
ZXII..fhJn HAVANA Correspondence Of The Y. T.
xxru. THE WAN IN THE SOUTHWEST.
Xxly..VERY lard CA5iii Charles koads's Now
alo.y, Ch.F.ef Ah@NL
XIV. HIGHLY Export HT; Confederate Pir'iea al
tie Cape OF Good Hope. Con~pndopco OIL Ihe
y. }. Jubuur.
XVI. .HAMBUHG INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS.
A1yH..FKC1 KEY NLSAs Cvus -porle % Of 1ne
~. Y. IllbHec.
XXVIU..WAR IIEn..
XXIX..Clfi NEWS.
%XX..rLEsOthh
XXX. .POlWlChL.
4EHl. .AlSCELLhaEOrS TITS.
XHXiIl.. HARRlADI.S A"D D. iTlia.
XXIiv..TliE HtRNE5T ~ .UROTE
XXHV. .hGmCOlGCnAL TErS
Xn&vl.. CO1iiEHC Al BATIEH3s FD1 Reports - 81
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t.Ju SAl..--ror,unf Wanting a Mil and
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) Ia
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-03-18
~ NAndY Johnson,

An exchange paper recites the follow
ing Incident In the life Of Governor John
son, of Tennessee
When A. johnson was Governor of
Tennessee, he had warm personal friend,
(whose name we cannot now recall) who
was also Governor of one Of the south
western States. johnson is tailor by
trade, as all the world knows, and his
friend was shoemaker, the two having
Joined, in early life, as fellow mechanics
on tramp. In order to show his love
of his old trade, as we'll as his old friend,
johnson while occupying the Guberna.
toriai chair of his adopted State, made a
full suit of clothes with his own hands,
and presented them to his friend. Not
to be out-done, the other made pair of
boots with his own hands and presented
them to Governor johnson.
Governor johnson is now one Of the
NEST distinguished men of his age or
country. His patriotism and ability his
stern integrity and enthusiastic loyalty
are alike the pride Of ais friends and the
glory of the Government.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-03-18
The InsurrectIon I'm Poland.

Russian Poland has been the scene OF
very alarming outbreak, of which our
foreign journals give only brief and in
complete reports. Tt seems however to
have originated in conseq uence Of the
Russian military conscription or draft
A general massacre of all the Russian
troops in the country was planned for the
night of the 22d of January, and 10 order
to affect it attacks were everywhere made
upon the detachments of soldiers separ-
ately eantoned. The Poles killed all the
soldiers they found in the houses where
they were bllleted. The telegraph wires
in the neighborhood of Warsaw were de-
stroyed. Two thousand conscripts lately
enrolled deserted, and assembled at diff
farent points. Three centres of insur-
rection were in this way formed by bands,
each about ono thousand strong; one in
the direction of Minok, eight versts from
Warsaw; the second at Blenic, and the
third at Pultusk. One of these bands
was dispersed the others, after having
crossed the Vistula, effected junction
with troops of insurgents that had been
assembled in the forests of Nasfolok -
Combats had taken place in which a
Russian Colonel was wounded and Gen.
eral killed, and the whole kingdom of
Poland Has declared in a state OF siege
The garrison of Warsaw was increased to
forty thousand men, and the latest dis
patch from St. Petersburg says Warsaw
is quiet" It was by no means certain,
notwithstanding, that any decided i'm
preston had been made on the insurr &c
tion.