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HORSES. CARRIAGES. Ac.

ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS WAGONS
"A constantly Gu hand, made In the b~st manner.
You will md this place ~ favorable ~ any that cen
be found every article Warranted a. rsrresented
also soms seoend hand wagons. eIEWAkTB Wa
soa Factory. oSd at, near sth ~. ~
A BLACK MARE, NINE YEARS OLD,
IA will be sold cheap, a. the owner hs. no for
her prico tll0. Apply 70 J HA>sEN, 1sg kes
Canal o., in the lamp ,ioss. esI
L'UR SALE CHEAP, 4 GOOD FAMILY
i horse. IN hands high, sound and ind 10 8 ers
cd trot in minutsa would trade fos sm ailer
horse. Also cheap hoIsss. Apply 81 Dol Caps It,
rear Greenwich IT 500
LOi. SALT GRAY HORSE, IL Hands,
i 9yesrs old, suitable for truck or hssvy work,
price stS; also fray pacios horse 10 hands, price
s..5; also Csnad an pony. vii 10 sold eheap. In
quhs % Chri,tophsr ct. H2
lrOR SALE--UNE TEAM OF MARES, SIX
J. and seven ycss old, suitable for . down tosn
stysb drivers Call at 3v' West 2sth e.. bet i0th
ard nth ava. 80
| LIOR SALE. A DAPPLF Brown FRENCH
j Pony, vears old. stout built, van sntsd sound
and " travel 10 miies per hour eso -erful truck
horse for ssle, pxice t1t6j and superior team of
| mares, With fosl. Apply at 80 New Chambers o.. cot
! S.cE-FOR SALE A GOOD CAKMAN :
| ~OsJhorrc, warranted good in harness; suitable
f0r heavy work, in good condition and fast travel
Ter. 10, pGrtruIHre inquire At fotEdfy, Coz Nsltcn
! 81 q I'd Marty ave, Hootli o, D.. u. .Ot
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Military.

AT THE NEW YORK SUBSTITUTE Depa,
"A 800 Broadway, reoms II and IL, the highest al
peces srs Paid. Rsned parties leaving u' thsI p
~ furnished with ,yNstiiutes At the shortsst re-
ts. and pest reassn.be terms subs itu,es Rctd The
s s5fnkk - ' csnye n. ~: cssss
NTILITARY-iMPORTA TO EVERY
Nlm,b .lfhlssto 70 n the army -fI,t - e yyer
family, and Gst al you @. TO mase thsr coTiosss
B.; and e. Or sa. ss:as IL; . i;sse f
ssmsn se tpo"p iSr =. y,ot IL sse sss
eosssn,y M b..dqCs S 90 ID. % seos q -.
MURPHY. coisa:i kin" Go Vol. III
SUBSTITUTES WANTED - MEN fOE
!. , states Of Name Nv Hsapsbits, h.ss.cbueeth.
Pems,,vsnis, Connecticut and Ne~ i0k Cons
AZ sASbAIf 2Go n' s'' w Pc co.; zoe q "a s.:ss.
w stair. ii9
SUBSTITUTES WANTED FOR CITR
s. az 20 'ecT Hs hsh sspni.' ~, -
Savy aud psn-ou As,nu =, Whit. ~ nv
SUBSTITUTES WANTED - ESQ CASH
=, pad before sworn in ssents and r-urer' rtli 10
.t s'.S f': ~ Hs.. s' q si ri Y
SUBSTITUTES WANTED. BASEMENT %
ONs Ful'on It. opposit. Ctr Hall Broohlyn htsh.
supplied On the shorte.t notice 80
UBSTfTuTES $sso ALL CASH, No
r., ss.Sss Army and nav " Agent ri
WANTED-AN ABLE-BODIED SUBSfi.
w tuts, to whom 1900 VII be paid Apply betw.
and o'clock, ct ios vaAt Ssth st. ia
WANTED THIS DAY. A SUBSTITUTE.
at II Downing At, for which $500 will be paid -
GCSO-TlIREK HUNDRED ANDFfFTY
oD,Ctdollsrs cash ~ hand, paid To-, .ahs:jsstA.
osii a. touitlsnd ~ up stair, near WestAsrNst,
BAkkER sPENCER iE
G2HO-SUB3liTCTES wANTED--Six
TcIN, good mtn wanted to whom the above sur.
I'll Re Hsd each IN hara. Apoly Immediately e L
W. LORiNa CO. 10 Nassau 1t. $50
&0TS-I SUBSTITUTE wANTID.
TCs ~ Apply in psrsca By II o'cloeh. COZ. Cedss
esrviee cavalry. artillery, or infantry. 10
&D'7S CASH. PAID IN HAND. BE-
R)s - sides ali tho state and eovcrnn.n Ut boup,
ties, TO substitutes .hi. day must have By . pm,
Apply s' JaGss 1t, near Chsthau. fX
&C1S-THRkE HUNDRED AND SEW.
VIZ Oenty Ave dollars cash paid for a substS
tute. Call at q Coentiss slip. 80
&1T6 a SUBSTITUTES WANTED
VIZ ~ thi. day, to whom $50 cash will be psid
SIiiarS.sh & o pn y. r,tssS0n. Appy sarls
GES7 BOUNTY FOR SUBSTITUTES
GOC essn In band, $40; cash In ten daya 0laA
Ite esanss psid. 80 every thrc, months SukIeo
tnte- furnished TO drafted parties 10 New YaS
ld.oklyp, or IN the country districts Liberal onU
m.,n2s psa 10 Asehts Apply at se 2sO Bro1dvsy,
G&6O BOESTY-S200 CASHIN Hand
Joining my Company. Lieut.. SMITH, ts3 lroeS
way, 3i9
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INSTRUCTION.
SEWING MACHINES.

TOR SALR-A Singles NJ. ! SEW Nc
L mschiue. price $40 Apply a. $50 Fourth st, cor
sy II, bet and & Y, N. w
SuNGkR's SEWING MACHINE FOR sale,
- o. will sXchs lge for . Whecer & Wilson. Arry
ct 32l Seventh ave, between 5Dtl and alrt its. s@o
CEWING MAJ HINES fOE SALE, TO Kent
~ o. cxcAsnge tl Lr e,asi mschines rhCsp ior
cash or part pay pCn:; machines b"usat. exchanged
snc repaired, AZ 10 j. oad"As. ioufS ., i,p stails y
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ENOR LIVERPOOL fAPSC OTIS LINZ
!. SHIP fyPikE ssls Oct 18th
shin GUY sANNFRisG sails oc' 18Th.

CuNARD LlNE-STEAM FROM QUEENS.
reney. To Liserpool sS5 in currency, siDoN s.I,
W.dns'day, lt.h Oct, OLYMPUS 90 h Oct Fen
passage apply 70 WILLIAMS & GClos, ~ Fultos
strsst Dol
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SUBSTITUTES WANTED, BASEMENT %
O3<o Fuiton It. opposit. Ctr Hail brooklyn ktgh.
est cash price, given. Give US call DraftsA uvsD
Supplied On the shortest notice. 80
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A UCfION SALE OF CROCKERY AND
<Asass. HENRY q. EVANS, Auctioneer, viii sell
On Tussday. Oct. l3th t 10 o'clock ~ - barclay e.
choice Apartment o. Whit, granite snd common
retiring from business, which aast b sold without
fessrvs. f6l
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< HERMAN co, AUCT RS, SELL Mon-
>. Jay oct. IL, ii lns o'rl~t, a. II Bovsry, ty
order q , LONt, the entire .tosb ot vine.
SSSr. And .ss.n eou..tins Of sss fs:S 90
Bouflen vhiskey, Is pipes and bbis gin, rum, Port
and sherry vine; 2so essss champagne. Rhine vine,
rhisksy schnspp', hi;,rs, &c; also lot Of various
iiuors from the prize vssses Martins Eagle sad Nep
tune. Sale positive without rss.rvo III
WIN. wIrTLRS. AUCTIONEER, WILL
w cell this day, Az o'clock st "a Canal Of. the
stnieel furniture, &c, Of three s.a., house-Lue
carpes' beds, beddius dung room and kitchcn 'f
nituie. ~
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SUBSTITUTES ease ALL CASH, No
Cboun,y Included but ell caah ia hand. pad day.
y A slMoNsON, Army and Navy Agent, 81 white
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ssEpEt'fSES.

CVEE lOCR tOUGH--rSE CAMP
SEElLs syrup. lar snt " "a cherry .urr cure fer
eough. cod' sore ;lro, os . j. re, =. . ani3O
csut, Der rnitle 10 b. hN' nj tANPBII LIS Drug
store cor SIN ave and 2s,h - A-LoNALpS crv
goods store. 500 Bouerv, n.N sth "a tHALNEKS
r.ruy store, cor iiud1'n Gni i'awr"nd .ts. SIZED.
nEN cor B5vory ans 18th ~ aud "a krooklyn. at
MINIS, ~ FultSn o. 3s9
LtNNEpYS fHEt IA re LiNIMENT
IN a. Ria EHEISAIlSM
krpncdy's Rheumatic ]. uinirnt & lrts Neuralgia.
hcureiv'- Ehcuma'io Liu'mGn' Cupa SqItlns
krlurdy's Rheumatic tilhu"nt Cures uire',
heuocd = EhsuiuAt., LINN NJ ,n.'s sore Throat
k-u0,d, a 1. stuaiic .aamtuI CurS Aoh.s and
Paine o. cv,r hsus sud t~tIr. ~
f1 ss.. W u. - SAIi., 4 ~. I0S ~ pN4tv ~ ~
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lut MON NAHTYRe.
THE sununussss Of NJ ssHy = sosvssdakiy
erv ded cat so-day.l
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BONNET kIb!,Ohs, Csc. QUALITY.
s sSsSlF E KinSoSs Sc hayssg
200. rrycnrn rar.lEhh2 sL5w hFFsA '.i
SeERl riSG fkfSCa FLOW zmss. i! Ncn:.
srLE.DipEnN ;lfs AZ "a r Ahp - 20 &c a,SsH
spr W. Al &c AsD z ' STRAY
bi.oNn lcf Chrt nhtS;;
SoNSNl slLKs fs ~, yk XIX rfis ,ae AND ,.,
10 600 HAIR NETS TRIMMED " I'm CHENILLE.
100, lsyIsIGl;v. MI :. 81. sic.
@ .oo GrSTs FrK ISIS ~, n.rr r
1909 GENTS EXTRA SILK TIES. embroidered
1000 All IL" iiSIS SHIRT Bosoks aud CUFFS,
100 FANS srsrrypres, e 70 ~ . p, -.
30 as rs AS i;.Y NICK scHRfS. le. se .'N
1000 FAIRS FINE rlsL iLG 2tGys sr g. Ie
iI6Iks TISt fTGIb I h8Sis r. r,
IaDiLs' tiSL Bt TX IA0NrLtIs BIC.
c,.>,,,. H,P Gh9y,s; sIlis ,IInb BACKS ''s
GkSis, EtS1 kiDs; srorItm, De
800 ,ss' rSihs 'siIk'iiSiG,il.oi *, re ;sic.
S5 PH siHs ti fHI SyiiSilhp n 3 46c
KID, SILK, cLo1H, AMP nknIIS gf5SsS,
if0lIhf I'ff IN
10 Ios s2 ~ ENts VIZ N6kASlAs A ,5
rsGiisn BA1moRAL HOSE. Bic.
Sbti l3 Hr cnib% 2S FAS5s w5 5 nosr,
UES.'s WOOL. nhIr;po2E. 4.c, 81, sc; .n
,,,cy woo,. i hStkf STYLE IN PLAIN AND
9 .$ffsas < ssb S ss1 H9o 3i, ESHAs
| 1000 DOZEN bYAkD sKIkI BRNps,cc.
co,Tls GLSl'isE ado'f AItp coIioS,s.
kxc G n2fH;n ? scS;YAGb sp"5 c g '
SFsL HEs% s.kH StfHds n fSShH
gnyng g CARDS ss,p.r ' nR i nnzts n
SWAN BILL lRGsCn wnRKiSG
! HOOKS AND EYES. COTTON, lie.
70 . &C. sr"tss y b sILfFs'
PtNHsr AGATE BCrIToNsi,sasc S s. "a r,c,,cs
rr, ~ II q
s2n hSfinNia e. fSv II GtFit?ff
,,,ox A. tf's HAS aH ~. J3shtf mt rsi'ss
AZ AND sss ElGsTn ASKSry, ~ s~s.sr,
DALMOEAI SKWTS BALMORAL Sk,ts'
k rS Sq shAoS IE' . s4iss a.,
AMERICAN Goods 10 Iaaiss', Misses aud Chi
dens sLss. at all prr,s, from III 10 ny to as each.
Lsdie. VIA aud nsgnihc. az assortment 10 chossi
| from. N.k. PEIION,
| i2o 2i+ Novs-y.
CLOAkS CLOAKS.t CLOAKsi',
~ GRAND OPfSING OF
| FAIL AND WI\IrE GAFAENIe,
IN ALL THE LEADING stlLfH.
iNfoE1Tp FOX Tnk SEASON
| WATERPROOF CIkCu LARS, at 80. "a ~, aud 81
BLACK BEAVER tlDru CiDAKS, a. ~, 10
| 40 AND i'fNhID
Ladies vii ave ron three 10 hse dollars BY v4I
CHASING he'll clcsks at our house
LARGE STOCK or CLpAKING CLOTHS AM
1 BEAVERS,
! the saue goods o. &c Usnuiactuts, finished to on
| o-u o-dsi, 80 ,s not 20 'yi' shrink iu wearing
| l!3 h.ifliON - Noseiy,
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-02-05

CTATE OF MlCHlGAN-County of Cass-ss
y At session OF the Probate Court for the
County Of Cass, holden at the Probate Office. il
Cassapolis. ON Tuesday, the sixth day of Jan
iiary, IN the year one thousand eight hundred and
sixIy-ihree. Present-Clifiord Shanahan Judge o.
Probate In the matter of the estate of John
hlndeli, deceased. On reading and filing the pet
ton duly verified, Of James Apted, praying for H.
cense To sell real estate of said deceased
Thereupon it is ordered, that Saturday, the
twenty-first day of February next, al ten o'clock
in the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said
petition, and that the heirs at law of said deceased
and all other persons interested in said estate are
required to appear at session OF said court then
to be holden AT the PROBATE Office. in Cassapolis,
and show cause if any there be, why the prayer
Of the petitioner should not be granted.
And it is further ordered, that said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested in said estate
of the pendency Of said petition and the hearing
thereof, by causing copy Of this order to b., pub
lished in the Cass County Republican. newspaper
printed and circulating in said County OF Cass, ior
four successive weeks previous to said day OF
hearing. ea.f1.ttu-f e. SHANAHAN, ~
true copy.] Judge OF Probate.
january s. 1853 janis S9w4
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MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAuLT having been made in the pavmen
IL of the sum of one hundred and eighty three
dollars and fifty cents, claimed 10 have been due
on the 26th day OF November, A. ID. 1862, aud un
paid at the date of this notice on "a mortgage exc
euted the 26th day Of November, A. ID 1861, by
Charles N. Odei and Hannah K. Odell, his wife
to Matilda Ann Cue, of Dowagiac, and recorded
on the 9TH day of january, a. ID. 1862, in the office
of the Register of Deeds Ot Cass county. Michigan
in l.iber - L. OF Mortgages, on pages 26 ami q
therefore, notice is hereby given that the premises
described therein, towit: The northwest half oI
village lots No. hundred and twenty eight
C2S). and one hundred and iwenty-nine l29) III
he original plat OF the village of Dowagiac Coun-
" of CaSs. and State of Michigan, according to the
original plat thereof recorded in the oaa::ce o,
the Register OF Deeds, in said county, will be sold
AT the west door of the Court House. IN Cassapols,
n said county, on the twenty eighth day of Mareh,
A ID. 1853 at one o'clock in the afternoon.
MATILDA ANN GAGE, Mortgagee
JAMES SULLIVAN, Attorney for Morigagee.
Dated at Dowagiac, december 10th, a. ID. 1862.
declSwl2
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

CTATE OF MICHIGAN-C. >nty of Cass-ss.
| - By virtue of license authority granted
by the Probate Court OF the County Of Cass to me
as administrator of the estate of VIM. III. Miller,
deceased. will On Saturday, the twenty eighth
day OF February next, between the hours oftweve
oc. ock noon. and four clock in the afternoon, of
said day at Tiesort's Side Track, in the township
OF Wayne ia said County. sell at Public Auction to
the highest bidder the following described zeal
tate OF said deceased, to wit The south half of
the north west fourth of section ten excepting
about four acres owne, by the Michigan Central
Rail Road Company, in township five south of
range fifteen vest i'll Cass County Michigan, for
the payment of the debts of said deceased and
costs Of Administration fH
The terms will be made known at the day and
place of sale. EZRA POTTER,
r t-s s4...,, Administrators.
WV. Ii. GAGE. Attorney for Administrator.
Dowaoiac, january 6tl, 1868. janS-Sow3
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Little by Little.

One step, and then another,
And the longest walk is ended;
One stitch, and then another,
And the largest rent is mended.
One brick upon another,
And the largest wall is made;
One fake upon another,
And the deepest snow is laid.
SO the little coral workers,
by their SLOW, but constant motion,
Have built those pretty islands
In the distant, dark blue ocean;
And the nobest undertakings
Mans wisdom hath conceived,
BY oft repeated efforts,
Have been patiently achieved.
Then do not louk disheartened s--.
O'er the work You have to do,
And say hat such mighty task
You never can get through;
But just ,deavor day by day,
Another point To gain
And suon the mountain which you feared
VIII prove to be apain.
.Rome was moi built in a day."
The ancient provcrb teaches;
And Nature by her trees and flowers,
The same sweet sermon breaches,
Think not of far-uff duties
But of duties which are near
And having once began to work, o.
Resolved to persevere. 5g.st ..t.
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PARTICULARS OF THE AFFAIR AT
GALVESTON.
The Mode of .dttack.-4 Galnnt
Defense. -
From the New York Tribune. |

derive the following narrative
(which | shall rn.i-a,nr tn render a.
clear and coherent as is ro~sitlr) ir"m
Major W. J.. Burt, of Gen. Hamilton s
staff, wh" has this morning returned
from the srrbe of the recent tragedy.
lie was dispatched ,hiihrr as the Gen
erals representative in his future ca
pacity If Military Governor at Texas /;
his duties comprising the assistinrof I'm
ion mrn aud the raising "f recruits for
the wrestling If the State from the
bloody misrulr of treason now rampant
there. With him went also Capt. S.
w. C"zzins, of Texas, to be assigned
to- a command, Both gentlemen left
this port in The Mary A. Boardman ON
the niu IL, of Monday, Dec. 90, just six
days ago. Before ] relate Maj. Burt's
experience, il is advisable I" mention a
few preliminary details necessary Ia
the understanding of his story. os.
THE POSITION.
AT Galveston the l",siiion If affairs
was as follows: The town, a'tarkrd
and taken 10y Commodore Rrnshaw, "il
Oct. 10, 1862, the rebels flying np"I
the arl,earanca "f the gunb"ats, had
remained in - comparatively deserted
condition under their control. IL was
held merely as landing place for tu
,nre operations, and occupied principal,
~ 10y Union refugees, iu.i,ives from
the terrorism of The interior. We had
barely the city and island on hirh il
stands, a mere sand bank, thirty miles
long, not over two in width, and con
Meeting with the interior by bridge
of two miles in extent, built upon cedar
piles. Over this bridge the Galveston
aud Houston Railroad crosses West
Bay and enters the former city. I'm.
fortunately, no attempt had been mad.
tn destroy the structure, in considers
lion of it's past and possibly turtur'
usefulness, n mark of consideration
which the rebels have improved I.
bloody advantage. They had exclu
sive possession of it, cun,ing and goin,
at pleasure. controlling il by means a
three batteries al Virginia Point-th
north ar mainland rnd--and 10y an"th
er on the island end, at a spot calle'
Eagle Grove. A sort of taeit cOmpro
mise seems to have existed, by whic
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-02-05

lSome forty years ago the following poem wa
found in the London Morning Clronicle Ever
effort was vainly made to discover the author
even to the offering of reward Of fifty guinea.
All that ever transpired was, that the poem, in
clerkY hand. was found near skeleton of remark
College of Surgeons, Lncoln's Inn, London, an
that the curator Of the Museum sent them to tn
Morning CArOnicle:l ys.Y 9dE
Behold this ruin! Twas a skull > -c
Once OF ETHEREAL spirit full. 3dl la
This narrow cell was life's retreat.
This space was Thoughts mysterious seat.
What beauteous visions filled this spot
What dreams of pleasure long forgot
Nor Hope, nor Joy, nor Love, nor Fear,
Have left one trace of record here
Beneath this mouldering canopy, 1lf
Once shone the bright and busy eye;
But start not at the dismal void fsf
II social love that eye employed
If with no lawless fire it cleaned,
But through the dews of Kindness beamed,
That eye shall be forever bright
When stars and sun are sunk in night,
Within this hollow cavern hung tt.
The ready, swift, and tuneful tongue
If falsehood's honey is disdained,
And when it could not praise, was chained,
If bold in virtues cause it spoke, ....
Yet gentle concord never broke,
This silent tongue shall plead for thee
When time unveils Eternity.
Say, did these fingers delve the mine,
Or with the envied rubies shine
To hew the rock wear the gem
Can little now avail to them.
But If the page Of truth they sought.
Or comfort to the mourner brought,
TIL, ,se hands a richer need shall claim
Than all that wait ON Wealth or Fame
Avails it, whether bare or shod, t.
These feet the paths of duty trod? ~
If from the bowers of Ease they fled,
To seek Affections humble shed;
If Grandeur's guilty bribe they spurEed,
And home To Virtues cot returned,
These feet with angels wings shall vie,
And tread the palace of the sky
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Business 4irfttotr
PROFESSIONAL
JOSEPH HOELISTER,

Attorney at Law and Solicitor IN Chancery Uhce
in " b. HOLSTERS Drug Store. Justice OF ,he
Peace Office first door west OF Universailst
Church. Strict attention paid to the Collection
of every variety of War Claims, and OF CLAIMS
against individuals; and prompt remlttances
made He will also, give his attention 20 .i Con
xsvanciny the duties of Notary Public, and viii
DO Jobs Of surveying. Agent for sale and ex-
change of Lands Investigation OF Titles. and the
recovery Of Lands sold for Taxes. HE VIII also
defend suits where greater interest than Ten
,,sr con, is claimed decll,5yl
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-02-05

In pursuance OF a decretu order of the Circuit
i Court ior the County of Cass in Chancery,
entered July twenty sixth, A. ID. 1862. at the sui,
oi Frederick Ii. K.>s com. lainart, against Usual
G.. Sauires and Roxana Squires defendants, and
to m, directed shall sell public auction ut the
west door oi the Courr House of said County, IN
tine village of Ca>sal"lis, in said County OF Cass.
on the twenty -fiIst day ot March next, at one
ocuck in the afternoon of said day. the following
described parcel of land situate my and being II,
County of Cass aud State OF Michigan, known aud
described as follows to wit Lots number eight (S)
and nine (9) in Beeson's addition t. the y!llsge O'
Dowagiac designated on the recorded plat OF the
sam. recorded in tie office Of the Register oi
Deeds vi said county of Cass. J, II eeel ,t3
UZZIEL PUTNAM,
&. ittH ll Circuit Court Commissioner.
JAMES SuLLrvAS, Complainant's Solicitor.
Dated JAM Z4th 1862. jan2y 4lw7
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NOTICE FOR MARCH.
TO II I'll T. s IL X .
DR.. v. G.. PRICE.
Analytical Physician,

Late of Buffalo Y Y, will will be for consultation
ON diseases generally at aJg tff .Ho
NILES. BOND HOUSE. DURING SATUR-
DAY, TILL 3 O'CLOCK, 7rH OF MARCH. -
KALAMAZOO, BURDiCK HOUSE. 4r. AND
5rn OF MARCH.
Ii will be remembered that DR.. Price has visited
Niles Kalamazoo and the otl.er places III our State
regularly every few weeks for the past two years.
and will continue to do SO. All per>Ous unable 10
visit him can receive his aid by addressing letter
~ his sl 80 2t
s1sy Residence, Waukegan H., whe:e alletters
should be sent. 81
DIR. Price devutes his whole time to the cure of
SCROFULA, RHEUMATISM, FITS. NERVOUS
MALADIES. FEMALE DIFFICULTIES, CON
SUMfPTlUN, THROAT, I1N Err, HEART, KIu-
NEY AND ALI. CHRONIC COMPLAINTS. Our
practice founded ON truth, seventeen wears stand
ng differs from all others, no trifling with human
existence, sacrificing lite by experiments We
remedy needed to remove il, not by guessing, but
by knowledg No pOisons harsh medicines to
inure the constitution. but mild aud efficient. M
making sick To make we'll, tearing down To build
up, abandoning business or starving-no giving
encouragem. without prospect. coming once
never to be seen again, but honest IN our dealings
frank ia our opinions. moderate in our charges
regular every lew weeks in our visits We invite
investigation. claim not to know everything, OF tC
cure everyb body. do claim to reason and common
sense, and to nine out of ten said to be incur
able. We particular, request thos. who have trieC
this scientific doctor. that respectable physician
boasted and advertised medicines, and doctors un
til worn and discouraged; to call upon us cost:
nothing,a as consultation is fee. 49,. e.sfs
Dowagiac. Jan. 18th 1868. oct2S 2i-yl
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MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made in the condition
- Of a mortgage executed tile eleventh day OF
March, in the wear one thousand eight hundred
and sixty one by Arthur Cnchielj and Elizabeth
his wife, 10 Elizabeth ii. Berce then sole and
unmarried now Elizabeth ii. Bloodsood. and
corded ON the nineteenth day OF said March, in
the office of the Register of Deeds for the County
~, LASS in the State of Michigan i'll I.ibcI X ot
u,orry,.S on pages 3iS and 3li. ON which mort
There is claimed IL. 10 due at the date oi this
notice, the sum of one hundred an. MY Nv wv
lars eighty nile CENTS t0 secure WHICH SUI W"
suit or proceedings at Law have been instituted.
Notice therefore hereby given, that the premises
Inscribed in SAID mortgage. to wit Tie north
wet quarter ut tle northwest quarter at Section
seventeen ia township >iX south aild range sixteen
west la SAID County at CasS, ContaIulug iurtI
acres, will be sold public vendue III 'e Cuur
House. in CaSsainli>, IA said County, on SATURDAY,
the tweni, filth dav a.! April. III HE year on,
thousand eight hundred and sixty three. at the
huur oi one uciock The afternoon to satisfy the
amount tlleu dueann said mortgage and Gusts oi
sale. ELIZABETH ii. BLOODGOOD,
. 'r.4n FI f4 .s Mortgage.
ID. BLAcKMAN, ATTORNEY.
Dated t,aSsap lis. Jam %, 1855 jano9- 4lwi3
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C. M. O'DELL, NJ. d.

orneopathic Physician Surgeon
and Obstetrician,
Having bought cut Dr. BARNES and taking bis
Practice feels happy to say to the citizens of
Dowayiac and vicinity, that he Is prepared to
Praxsee his Profession in all its branches. lie
also keeps Medicines by the case or single phlal
for sale and Family Gnides- Ofhce over the
Center Market
0ewayiac. January sSth, 1861. jan3l-4ly1
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G.. Il. LEE,

Special Agent for the collection OF all kinds oi
War Claims All kinds of Conveyancing done
with dispatch viii give his Immediate attention
To the collection OF claims throughout the stare
All husness prumrtlv attended to. Office with
James Sullivan, second eor, Jenes' Brick
RIock june26 10yl