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

Splendid success In 'FRONT.' Oi Chatto0O0g0s
Tine ews which We publish this week
from Chattanooga is Of the most cheer
ing character. is news of splen.
did success and substantial victory
by Gen. Grants forces. Over sixty
from i6veito fifteen thousand
large quantities OF small arms,
camp aud garrison eq"ii'age, and ten
flags, are the trophies Of the fight.
Tennessee is redeemed Burnside safe |;
Longs,rect must fly northward, glad it
he can make good his escape into Vir.
.inia, and the Rebel Conie,lrracy reels
under such q blow "a it has never be
fore received. i'''i'' 7i''.
The mo. ement commenced on Sat
ur.lay, hy a Reconnaissance IN force, 10y
Gen. Granger. This was Successful in
getting possession of all the gr"un'i
between the base of Missionary Ridge
and our works on the extreme left.
THE next day our left wing moved upon
the enems's w,n Ii nj the base Of Mis-
>ionary Ridge, getting possessi"n Of
them. This was followed 10y a succcss
tut attack upon L""kuiIt Mountain by
IIuoker's forces, who were on the ex-
treune right, and by Sherman forces
who in three terrific ami bloody as
srults, carried the cne,sy's wuiks o,l
Missionary Ridge, and, in co-cperation
with other. trn'i,S, drove the enenn.
completely from the Ridge, giving US
full possession OF The heights vi Look,
out and Missionary Ridge. The enc
nv then. retreatcd down the Chicka
mau.a Valley, and, at last accounts
they were >riil dying down hat valley,
along the K ,st TrnIrs>ec AMI Gc"rsi,
Railroad. heading UPWARDS Dalton. -
| There can he nu doubt whatrvcr,iha,
this is the greatest victory of the war
IT. leaves Grn. Grant master Of III,
whole field, aud unr victorious army ir
re>istablc IL any force the enemy cai
send against them. Brasg's 'iorre'
have been steadily weakened by de.cr
lipn and thiunt.l 10y disease. Disheart
rned 10y such u defeat, they will scarce
~ risk an"ther battle could sscarcel,
cume out of il as an amy can Unl
hope Ia retreat, and trust To distaI'c,
pursuit. All honor IL the brave officer,
and soldiers ~hu.have gained this sub
stantiai VICTORY. t-if ~. 4
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-03

CHATTANOOGA, Dec. /. - Generals
lI"krr and Palmer evacuated Ring
gold this morning, after burning the
mills. d"p"ts, public buildings railroad
and bridges. "F -
Our cavalry reconnaissance. twenty
three miles sonthward; disclosed no
enemy. but they were found in force a,
Tunnel Hill.
The railroad from Ringg"ld To
Chirkamauga was destroyed by Gen.
Hooker.
Col. Cross brigade was left on the
old battle field Of Chickam,auya, bnrv.
ing our dead. A large number whirh
We're left uncovered since September
goth.
A dispatch from Burnside, dated the
25th at November, says:
The enemy, on the 25th, moved up
three brigades, and attacked his hri.
gade in a strong position south of the
river, three miles from Knoxville. Al.
Ter hard fight the toe Were rppulspd
will, loss Of $50 killed, and the position
was strengthened, and though the enc
my were moving down large force,
with the evident intention of rrnewin"
The attack, Burnside believed it could
bp held. -e fH1'i
lie has been able by using the roads
ltf open to keep mp his supply of pro-
vision and forage.
Reinio,ceInents are on the way I"
him.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-03
State Agricultural College.

We.ha,r received. the Catalogue i"r
1868, at the Stale 4 agricultural Col.
legr. This institution appears Z" he in
n flen, ishing condition, and Ia be ac-
coinnlishiuy good work. It's cours,.
iin,.:r,s II know i,,i.e of x,.icnrc anil it's
pracil,saI application III az, ry day liz. ;
gives the students lessons iI actual
farming, at which they are required To
labor during a ps',tion Of each day +;
and designs To urn ont educated prac-
ii, nj farmers. The college has been
literally endowed 10y the Republic and
by the Stair-its buildings ro>t $780,.
Oo0Tiis library is ample-iise facili,ies
i"r affpr.ling good education are fair
and IL is especial, devoted To the inn
pr"vrmrnt Of the farming class, who
should fill iis halls with students, as We
trust they will. Students can pay at
lcas, part Of their expenses (which are
exceedingly light by labor on The SLATE
farm, connected with the College, and
titled by the students. ~ s4oal oiia /
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-03

New York, NV. 30.-Dcialled ac-
counts nj the movements in the army
are published in the Herald, Times aud
Tribune, bat are fuliy covered by thes..
Of the Associated Press transmitted
las, night.
The Tribune correspondent reports
That h4 lei, the army uh Saturday, v hen
IL was advancing. lie heard heavy
eann"nadue till uiah,fall from the di-
rec'i"n at oar left and centre.
Nine of M"sbv'x pirates werr cal'-
tired at Caulcts Slatioh, includ.n. u
Llru,ensut. tEA1ItI3
The guerrillas captured one at our
officers and four ptivates, on Saturday
near Brtshvillr. 9r7s s'a'a'ef "a
The Tribune 3 account says that on
FRIDAY, a siescttcr who came into our
= lines asserted that Lee HE'LL the line IL
the RapislapSou Thursday night, hut
fell rapidly back on Friday morning Ia
his present position, a distance Of some
l6 miles. He also asserts that the rrb-
els bad not useil any of their artillery
IN response to oGr assault, but were
running To- the.rearfT the purpose t'i
getting a i'etier. lnsilion. ss.s RS
Gen. Meade entirely deceived the
enemy as to the point at crossing. IL
IL rrpnrtrd that Lee had his entire army
in battle, lire all day on Thursday,
fronting Martens F"rd Surprising W,
were To cross there. He thus aban
dowed long line at most FORMIDABLE,
carthwcrks an the south and southwt -
bank Of the river. '9'i" - ys7T -
Z On Saturday, at dayhreak. Gen
Meade advanced To the front. Pickr
firing s""n c",nmence.l, anl continue.
at intervals mp 1" noon. >.
The enciny hal tallch back som. tw'
), miles, ami the impression prevailed
that he was, reireating. ,.5 vr, ef.s
4. Oar line OF battle must now ex,en'
about two miles in the form at 81 triar
gle. The whole aimy is ready and i'm
. patirnt.gsa lo 81 sa1'eaier -'.5 tfs1e .
80 Large number of prisoners. .continn
to come in,
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-03
Special Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribune.
lnIL. From Chattanooga.

...f- F.,s3 ,5,uCHATTAxooGA, Nov. so. 1868.
1t il certain now that sufficient rein
fnrcrnipnts have been sent tn General
B6rmsilec To insure success. There
ueesl be- mo- fears that Knoxville will
MT, receive ,imely relief Lopgstrert
must be lively ar he will find Bsrnsi.ic's
recent l'rrils overhanging himself.
~ Bragg's main forces are reported I"
J be- beyond Dalton. Stragylers OF the
enemy are still coming i'm. -nsge3ii 5
The weather is very cool. The army
Is in .n."l spirits, aud the wounded well
card tir.
s ~ CHarrAN"oGA, Nov. 3O.-Tterr has
been h"-h.hlu,c IN Nr",iern Gr"igia
#. for the past ta,,lays. On ir"nl,> hold
the r..nnirv as lar "a Rinyg"l,l aud
Claw. la,,l. The enemy is l-l,~ Tnn
5 "el Ii.ll. . The cam.'aign is probably
ei,d d. Id. l,.a. & tutr us-.sas
N"mws fr"m burnside AT lIca.lquar
t-rs. The Siege Of Knoxville il no
doubt RAISED eve nov. and the rrh,
Z t'.re- IN East T-nn->>re, .raii only rS.
stape by q miracle of miraculous fight
ing. .su .
The fruits of the victory. are 60OC
firi>"nrrs. 48 guns, 1000 stand of sna
: ar"'s and large quantity of stores
- Oar total casualties will not exceed 4 ,
1000. -s,ft5f I..s,p li1oesi ~
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.
-if The Sta. SAYS inf"rnIiti"n tnn Cen.
e. Burnside 49, late as r.Ints.lay night
'ihe 25ih, is 4" The fleet, that he was
then amply I,r'.visi"ne.l tnr his needs,
and fuli, able ." resist the enemy until
i aid could reach him from Grant.
.-b "a EST WASHINGTON, Nov. 30th, 1868.
+" nights dispatches fr.,m Cnnl'er.
land Gap speak of scents canning il
reports Of very heavy firing in Ill,
. direction Of Knox, lille. ~9i' ''ii''.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-03
The situation.

The army of the Potomac COM
Incncrd it's forward movement early VIl
Thursday morning BY crossing the Rap.
,,i..n ut three different points, viz: Ger
mania Ford, Jacobs Mills Ford and
Culpepper Ford. Germania, the lower
OF them, is about 20 miles above Fred
ericksbnrg, and the other TWO probably
within IL or Is miles still further up.
Little or no resistance was made by the
enemy at either of the Fords, and by
Friday morning the entire army, In.
Gliding supply trains, was safely over.
Meade at once pressed forward aud
several skirmishcs eiisued, in xhich the
rebels were uniformly defeated. il is
impossible To Say where Lee will nov
u'ake stand, though, having alanJ
-..'nri ihc-riveI, il La,,ill seems Ifoiba-
tile that he will bc able. To- establish All.
other postum short of the .iclcnses i'm
-me,liat,.ly around lsici,m"nd.: Pie ial-
In. back 81 the rebels Wis general
aions their entire line, as they even
evacuated the strong 1nisitionion Fred.
eiicksburg Heights, whicil was at once
occupied by our cavalry Hereafter
Aqua Greek will be Mcadc's base of
supplies, rhr distance from Fredericks.
buig being Lait about ten miles viii,
railroad communication. From Fred
ericksbnrg To Richmond the distance is
about sixty miles and the direction al
most exactly due South. We predict
that ere many days either a g,eat battle
will be fought at SOME cI.oint between
The Rapidan and Richmond, ar the la:-
Ter place Will be invested by our army.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-03
Special Disbarch to the Chicago Tribune
The war IN Virginia. I -
WAs.INGrOX. 80

--. WASHINGTON, Nov. 20, 1868.
Communicate uciwcen w ashlug.
ton aud Medac's army are completely
J cut. off n" telcsraphic ti"p,
an.l ~" e"uriers get through save rs
cunning the gauntlet through country
already yarmming with guerrillas. A
courier, however got through ills al
Aernonn, bringing details of the army 5
Separations do All to noon of yesterday
, dSatnrday.) -. ~
These operations are all preliminary.
Meade seem. Ia Ice gradually pusl,n.
shr relnl army an G"r,ln:,>villc. an.l !,
- believed that VI I..r means 10, fight
: AT all ~. pitched baiilc must he cmmI
nrnt. ,s t- tz4 $40 ra..
Our arms has abundance of rati.,ns,
and Is animated al "rce by its pursuit
at a se.r.atin. enemy aud 10y The IN
sririn:, news i, heard just bei,m.. begin
ahg IFS movements fam Chaltai".'.a
Aii@s Aane T. m. Friday, firing along
the whole line became very severe and
lasted until dark. The r.il.tl> fell back
firm ih- lt,pida,i, an Friday night, to
front us At Orange Court Huusc. FIR
ing was beard all day yesterday trcm
our centre aud left, aud occasionally
to-day. f.fs 81 fs.<' t..'e h8" ,i''f'
q. Boats with a million raiinns went
down Re Potomac from Alexandria,
to-day. ..,,.o, ~,.,,o oa7 -
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-03
Get.y.barg Ceiheterr pedleatioll.

Ueuys0usx cemetery OeaiedtAous
The dedication OF the Gettysburg
Cemetery took place on Thursday Of
last week, and was the occasion of a
large asse,nLlsge Of people, it being
estimated that there was between forty
and fifty Thousand present. The Presi.
dent and most If the Cabinet, the
Governors of neatly alltae loyal States,
aud several foreign ministers, together
with some of the prominent Generals
of tie army, were in attendance.
Ward II. Iamnn, Marshal of Wash.
ington, was Chief Marshal of the day,
assisted by a number Of aids, all OF
whom were dressed in the manner that
had been prescribed. .rse...,
After music and prayer, the Grafton
was delivered by Hon. Edward Everett,
and it is reported to have been an able
effort. the speaker occupying oyer two
hours III its delivery. a.,f =
After the close, of all the ceremonies
the Marshal of the day introduced
President Lincoln to the vast assem-
blagr, Tho was greeted with great APP.
plause, at the cessation OF which h,
spoke as follows: -'.''' @
,.-.f s,s.s -.g ~ Ill. s...k
-Four score and seven years ago OH,
fathers established upon this con,ineu,
~ government subscribed in liberty am,
dedicated io the fundamental principal
that all mankind are created rqurl b,
a good God. (Arrlanst.) Aud new
VT ate engaged IN II contest c"nics,
Ing Tie question whether This nnii"n-
any BaiIoi:--snconr..ive s,.ledicaie.l
can long remain. We are met on :
great battle field of the war; We ar,
met here 90 d,"lieaie ~ portion at iha
HE'LL as the final resting place "f thns,
who have given their hives that The na
ii"n NIGH, hive. i, is together fit,ins
and proper that We should d" this bn
IN large sense. We can not dedicate
We cahtotrOtT>tcfatr, Wtca1lDtbt h5llOv
this ground. Tine brave men, Twin.
aud dead, wh, struggled here hav,
consecrair,l IL far above our poor pow
rr. to add or To 9detract. fGrcai ap
plansr.) The work we little heed
Let US long remember what We sa,
here, hut not forget what they dill here
Immense al.Pl:,nsr.) 1t is for us, rath
rr, the living, Z" be dedicated here {,
the unfinished work that they hav,
Thus far n"bl y carried forward. (Grea
applause. 1t is rather for us here l.
be dedicated I" the great task remain
Ing before us for US I" renew drvuti"I
4" that cause f.,r which they gave tn
full measure at their devotion !; thrl
let us resolve that what they have don
Is net in vain; that the nation sha MI
under God, have q new birth q
Freedom that The Government of III
people, f"nnde,l by the people, shall NJ
I perish" f4 t'..i.'e oi 9'aaf
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-03
The Genesee Farmer

Has 70 superior as journal of this class. 1t
contains thirty-two royal octave pages, filled with
useful information to every farmer, fruit groser
engravings of horses cattle, sheep, pigs poultry,
farm houses, cottages, barns, machines, imple-
ments, fruits, flowers. vegetables &C., &c.
AZ mas been published in Rochester, N, Yin
the centre of the best wheat and fruit region in the
United States,-for third Of a century. tits the
oldest agricultural Journal in America. If you do
not take it's ubscribe for il at once. You will
never regret it. 1t costs only Serenity flee Gents
year. and if you subscribe now for 1853 The three
renGining numbers of this yesr toiH be sent to yos
for nothing!
Send seventy five cents in q letter at my risk.
The paper will come by return mail. and then IL
you are pleased with it-as you undoubtedly viii
be-ask your neighbors to take it also and let 40
see if we cannot raise thesericultural produce Of
dnne al he the r;cbest nation n .sa can Dc
Address, JOSEPH,HzRRLN,
sJl- Roetesfev, NJ T.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-03
Everything Depends on
the Farmers.

1t appears from the last Census Report tha
there are under cultivation in the United State.
i63, %6l 1889 acres Of land. Less than fifty mil
hons 2f this is under rebel control. -
II Is proposed to increase the productiveness o
this land 10 the loyal States S5 per acre. -Tbi,
would give us in FIVE years, s2,s3I ,534, 725
oena TINS EXTRA produce TO Europe and get the
Matt.ons dollars OF this Gold to the Government
ana keep 1891 ,234. IT'S for private investment
IN the farmers banks and agricultural stocks Of
Cannot this be done? Have we not farmers in
every section of the country who make full Eve
dollars per acre more from their land than many
Of their nelghbors. Educate all up to the same
standard: Difiuse correct agricultural knowledge
among the people. Increase the circulation Of
agricultural Journals.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-03

sB Two Illinois soldiers were pub
lily executed at Chattanooga on the
18Th inst, f"r desrrtion. Several 9th.
ers, condemned for the same offense,
we're psrdoned.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-03

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The Heralds
Washington dispatch al HE 3ulh sans: :
Much anxiety IS manifested ibis after.
noon regarding Meals army. Mt a
wor.i has been received from tie front
TO-DAY. s. 945a - naa.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-03

In giri"g Freedom to tie Slarts. IRE ensure Free
dom to the Free honorable alike in .rAat ore gire
and what 70. reesire. Htshau molly sdre or msa"-
" lose tie last best hope Of earth. Ofhr means
may succeed. this could not fail. TA<~ayisp plain,
peaceful, gs"oous Just. Away ~hieh y to1Iosrsd.
tie Torld riH forersr applaud, and God must for
seer bIess.-Pfesident Lincoln Message. December
LIST. 1861. 80. ,f.si5,.lftf .iis'U3 ~ tess
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-03

sB Samuel II"lmrs, a citizen OF
St"'idard county, Mo has been fined
81, 900 and sentenced to hard labor
during the .war in Alton Prnitrutiary,
for hsrlori,,g enerrilIas. ~
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-03
DOwAGIAC FAMILY. MARKETING

DOWAGlAC FAMILY MAHAETlNGs
SUGAR-Cuba Is a IA; crushed, powdered
and granulated, 1871; coffee. A, ls; coffee, B,
II;
TEAS Young Hyson fair, 100; good 1.5o; choice
LEO a It's; Japan. 1.25 Black, lilo q LIS
COFFEE-Rio, IS @.ss; Java, ~ q IS; ground
25 O. 81.
RICE-lOc. -1.r-.f4s = ~
sPICE-Pepper, s71z q 40; Allspice. s71l q 40
ginger, rs; cassia rs; cloves,75 q so.
CHEESE-Country, Is Hamburg, lsc.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll, %; Packed, 20,
EGGS-lsc
LARD--l21{c
OILS-Kerosene, IS q 50 /; Lard LIS, Lnseed
LIS. ~
FISH-Mackerel, 10c. per b, No. l. Kits, $50
No, 1. kits FPS whitefsh, &c. per b. Cod
fish &c. per b.
FRUITS-Green Apples, 4Oc. per bushel, Dried
Apples Sc. per b.
PEACHES-Pared zoe impaired loc.
| CRANBERRIES-s.0 per bushel.
Is Raisins, per Box. $500; per b, soc
POULTRY-Dressed Chickens, fe. Dressed Tur
keys, Sc.
| BUTCHERS MEAT-Beef Quarters, $50 q 500
cut meats common, 4, @ 6; Best, Z, @ s
Salt Pork, per 1b. 10; Sugar Cured Hams
121I.
SALT-per sack, Alb, csc; per. bushel, 75c; per
Barrel, 1925.
FLOUR-Red wheat per. Dbl. SIS; $l.75 q SIS
per sack.
FLOUR-White Wheat per Dbl. 500; 81 so
$500 per sack.
FLOUR-Buckwheat per cwt. 400; Corn Meal %
VEGETABLES-Po Potatoes Coo. per bushe! Onion
LIS per Bushel; cabbage SC. @ &C. per hea'
Turnips, Soc per Busnel
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-03
COMM E RCIAL.
Dowagtac PricesCurrent.
CORRECTED WEEKLYBY
ANDREWS & COOPER,
Produce and Commission Merchants.

ALSO, DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, and PROVISIONS
FRONT STREET, - DowAa1Ac.
Current Price paid by Dealers and Shippers Tor
order.
REPUBLICAN, OFFICE,
December. 8. 1868.
WHEAr-White. No. l, q As; No. 2, 81, 40.
Red-No. !. 81 rs; No. 2, 81 20 per
bushel.
-coRs-Cob-new SOC. . rs q old IS 2 70 lbs.
=" Shelled, 75c y busheL
4OArs-5o@5ac % bushel
BARLLY-$1 90 y bushel.
BrAxs-$1 25@$1 IS y bushel. =
CLovrR-.EEp-$s 90 per bushel "a -a
wooL-s5@6s per b 7s
HIDES Green-711fc. q &c. per b
i lDry-la@l5 per b - ~
PELrs-$1 90 @ 81 so each
PorAroxs-4O@50 per bushel
OxIoSs-$l Is per bushel $780,.
CABBAGE-$3 5O@$4 90 per hundred
APPLEs--Green-25 q 80 per bushcl.
4" dried-$l 40 per bushel
PkAcHEs-dried- peared lee; unpeared Sc. q lot
per pound. 80
CRAxBERRIEs-2.5oc. per bushel. ,1g
BuTrER-le@20c per 10
CHEEsE-1211c per b .9r He
LARD-10c per b
TALLow-9c per b
EGGs--15c per dozen @ 1alfk e
LIVE HoGs-$4. o0@$4 so per cwt.
CArrLE-$2 25@2 Is per cwt
LuMBKR-dry whitewood-&1s~0@1 90 per N
" green whitewood-$lo oo@l2oo per N
wooD-$2 50@$3 90 per cord
HAY-$1o 0o@$14 90 per ton
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-03

CINCINNATI, November %.
John Morgan and six of his officers
Captains Bennett, Taylor, Sheldon,
llainrs, IInckcrsmith anil McGee-es
capped tom the Columbus State Peni.
Tertiary last night, by digging through
The floor of cell to sewer leading to
The river. One thousand dollars re.
ward is offered for the arrest of Nor
gan.
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List ofLetters
THE CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAL
FOR 1854. 2

ziasi51 .gjgasF FOR 1854. iss-r0u ~
Daily. Tri.Weekly and Weekly.
Since our last yearly announcement, TEE EvIH.
ne JOURNAL in all its editions, has largely m
creased its circulation and undergone great inn
provement. r-....,, !. 81. ..-,x.'r- 49,
1t has kept on " in the even tenor of its wsys,"
supporting the cause of the country and Of me
Government with all the zeal and earpestness IN
its power. --fy
Keeping in view the one great and all-importspt
issue that Is being contested on the battlefield
The Preservation of the Rep~6lics
we have seen but one course TO p~rsne in thisi
emergency, namely to give o cordial and const0nt
support to tose s0ho at the head of the Gorern-
sntnt and of he armies Of TIE Union, representing
This has been the course Of TIE Journal thus
far since the commencement Of the War. and thiot
il will continue to be until the rebellion shall have
been completely suppressed and the Union fully
restored This is the course that patriotic duty
dictates, and which, We feel assured loyal pee.
Tke.Jeavnal is now es" ~
Equal to the Best Of the Nrspapers. East or Wst..
in the amount of news and other reading matter IT,
publishes and aims to give the vsry latest ns''s.
By Telegraph or Otherscise, b
IN ADVANCE OF ALL ITS WESTERN corEHroRARIEs-
an object it has succeeded IN attaining in ofnnosf
eUery important occurrence or erent 81 ths pdr
thus Jar, 10 DO THIS, great expense udS Dccu INCUR
red and great effort made, which have been more
than rewarded by a steady and large incrsass Of
patrons. r'-- a ~
10 increase our facilities still farther. We have
ordered
Il Nev Steam -Four Cylinder Hoe Powr-Prsss
of double the capacity of the one on which The
journal is now printed. 1t is now building in New
York.
We have large corps of editors and reporters
in the city, and able and reliable correspondents in
every department Of the army and IN every newa
! centre, - %
Our Daily and Weekly Market Reports
are gotten mp with view to accuracy and reliabir
ity and sufficiently comprehensive to meet the
wants of buyers and sellers in all departments OF
trade. .s.f..t-
In Short our endeavors, in every department OF
The Journal, are directed to one great object Of
giving the western people
A SQUAD, Comprehensive and Reliable Ne,rspeP1.
While gratefully acknowledging the liberal evil
deuces have received during the year now clos
| ing Of the appreciation of the Western reading
public, haz. I'd nothing in promising chat our flu
ture efforts will be more worthy Of their sup
port. - .-.l...,
TERMS..Pavable in Advance.
| In consequence of the high price Of white paper
and the great increase in wages Of printers, and
the enhanced cost of everything connected with
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-03

CLEVELAND, November %.
John Morgan and six of his rebel
oflicrrs escaped from the Columbus
Prniteniiary last night. A thousand
dollars reward is offered for their cap.
ture.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-03
FARM FOR SALE
N oTICE 1

ne C0-partnership heretofore ex1st,no und.,,
4 the hrm OF WAEELOCK + LARZEIERE.
y this day dissolved. All accounts 81 ss;d ar4
wiz be settled BY the undersigned.
h b. LARZELERE.
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-03

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