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Den 0tit8lebern gun g}adrj4t, baB 0bi8er @eretn ami
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New@prt, IS. Stt. Der Oanpfer
Columbus BON Stem OrIeans ID anssfommen
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nOmnert bdtten unO Did GuYIor (iitbt. @eu.)
mad Shreveport rettrtrt fei. A3t.
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Sef01trst mtnc1asaaqe
Sea6riA4 an Gteuer3abler.
Stener. &ppeGatipnSseriGt, @tabt6aGe,
Baltimore, ben IL. Sft6r.


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reid fi9 eit:ufnben. Dieieni9en, ipeldbe nidt eri9etneu,
i~nttiet f9 ben 9euta4teI 8cI4lifet fitger.
(SMio) S0Bu SENDER, Gefr.
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SinansminiHer Gbefe s~rafulirt Benz soIe Don obiO

@ufumbus, Is. Ott. 8lnans1etrttGar
Gtale 1praG gelegn Q6eSO 3a ether aroBfa
8erlammlun9. CT 9ratultste Dene goIf 3u
lem 0a9Iaeg unb bob beIOnoers bic CUTE Nir4
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bter, %ionbern auG tn @urupo sar 8oI9e BADEN
tperoe. @r reiRe 6eute fritz gd0W aG6in1tpua 6.
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SSGhLuahriht.

Nddrt9t piro 6iermit ~9e9e6eu, Sa6 eineAM5a9l in Der
Stabt Baltimore ~ab9e9aiten nirb ant erten Niitttpp9 i'm
ndtbiten gtoben9er, am 4ten Gag beIdgtel1 4apnatS
sir einen @ctH6trpller fiji has S9atamt,
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fir etueH Settatpr lnb 5eRn D~ele9aten fir bic @eue=
raI=IIleublp bon WtarDlanb, -
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49,, 10. NIB 90. 94orb Der Stabt umfabt,
sir einen 9ti4ter BET Circuit Court bet Gtabt Bal
tirtpre,
Sir eiuen @lert Scr superior Court ber @tabt Bal
tirtore.
Sir einen @lerf beS Criminal @eri4t8 ber Gtart Sal
tirtpre.
Slit etneu @taatSauipult Der @tabt Baltimore,
Stir 5pei 4ericnen a8 S6eriff3 Der Sta6t Baltimore,
Sir eineu &eftamentSs Gegiftratpr,
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4arb, unb je eirrn Oti9ter fir bic ~ii6rigen fie65ebu
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ltbr @eprgets bis ) llbr 3Ibenbs.
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Superior Court eiu5ureiGen, tpie es baS @eIeb bprI9reibts
6. d. Sparf8,
Q3pttbgS) Sberiff Der Stabt Baltimore.
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SrOWnttr. B0MDeretft NCr. Z.

Die NIttelteber in0 erI16t, IN ber nG9ften Serlanlrts
Jung ST erI6einen, Tin bic Contribution 81 nnter5ei6ner
1nb ibre 0uittun8S6i9er in @utpfaug gu ne6tnet. &(ud
ftnbet ulSbatn bic erite @elbzSerfteigeruug ftatt. @pl6e,
bic nod b~ei5lireten tpitni6eu, fiub erIadt, ant Giontag
@6enb Z lt9r i'm &eriaalnlung8lpfal, $40. II Sropaitr.
ant @rpBitr. @tarft, SIT erideineu.
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NeMe 1n3etAem4
p Der bfut1De uatpnpereiu pDn STD.

9alt tn TCi9e her &6wefenbett mefrerer geontten moroet
Apedo tetne Stsun8. &a4le &erIaumlun9: 6onnfte,
BEN 70 Ottpber. &a9esOebnun8: pSert9t Der 0sleoaten User
has 9telultat Der Convention 81 Gleoelaa6 Il. /. ~. SIN Bic:
Or. $ u 9D&Ibnet Mtajpr 6. 8 ( 1t m en- Be = d
prot. Sefr. 9tce7DrGGbent, o.
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WeAanics 8auperein N1r. 4.

Die Wfit9lie6er pbigen SereinS mer6en e1iuGt, am
nS6ten @fttpp9 gbenb nm Z 19r Der bal6iS6rltGen
@eriamnluns Belgium o9neu, ipibrigenfals fe in bic 8=
~IesutGBise Strafe ~Serfaleu. SIM Iuftrag
2put8 SeteG, GrGi.
(Ga) @hr. Grie8man, Ger
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1ESeft 2OtnbGrDffr. BQu0erefu.

0ie ltnter5ei6neten BADEN etnen ueuet 8atberetu gez
griinbet inter ie9r bprt9eil6aften 8ebiuguu8eu uub Gaben
3ebeu, Der ft@ 5a b~et9eiliSet wiinidt, ouf @tontag a6enb
s n6r int 0pcale be8 5rn. 2ebp 9er5og, SO. 161 g8eft
9pm6arbftr. Elm, Tim bic erfte Gin3o9htug 81 letfeu rnb
bic Contribution 5t r~nterSeiGneu.
s. gpt9, 6. GauL g. 8eder, g.. @rarer,
6. 6rieSri9, s. @naft, s. &6tele, s. NeiGer,
@pnrnb Snrtntant, @5eorg G6nIbt, s. Snt=
nab, @art &~umelene, 9. &iutntet, S4mibt,
u. 8a1er @eor8 9tau, @epr8 @itut9er, S.
SLIDER.
g. Spr3nn
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am ane W1uffer BON 8aftintore.

Gtne algeineine @eriantmlung Der SHUTTER BON 8altinpre
pirb AM Ntpntas, beu 10 Qftrber, gta9mtitag8 2 llbr, In
70. 2 g nb- 8rebertff r, f%aitfinbst. Sine f2r aue
Ntuiifer tpt6ttge Srase fptrb beratben perben. SIS Wrb er=
partet, baB isber eri6etnt. SIN &uftra5
(SMp) Mebrere Mu{tfer.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-07-16
The Morgan Raid.

C1NclNArI, July l4.-John Morgan's
forces crossed the Big Miami at Venice
last night, burned the bridge behind
him, passing through Burlington and
Springdale. They crossed the Hamil-
ton and Dayton Railroad at Glendale
at 8 o'clock this morning, moveing to-
wards Camp Dennison. 1t is not
known that any damage was done at
Glendale, or to. the Hamilton u Dayton
road. Telegraphic communication il
still open with Hamilton. Morgan's
mer are reported much jaded, and will
have I, rest soon. Six of Morgan's
men were captured at Milford, Cler
mont Co., Sunday night, and four more
at New Boston.
CINcINATI, July 40 A. Minor
CANS force reached MEANWHILE, on it'll,
Miami road, this morning, tore up thu
track, and fred into an accommodation
train coming West. The train pu
back to Loyeland.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-07-16
The Consumption Law-Exccution of the
Substitute Clause.

The Consumption Law-Executfon of the
Substitute Clause.
War Department PRovosr MARSHAL GEsERaL,s
OFFICE, WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June 8, 1868.
[Crcular No. 81.
/. Section 13 of the act approved
March 8, 1853. "For enrolling and
calling ont the National forces, and for
other purpose" is as follows:
Sec. 1s. And be 1t further enacted,
That any person drafted, and not found
to appear as aforesaid. may, on or be-
fore the day fixed for his appearance,
furnish an acceptable substitute to take
his place In the draft: or he may pay
to such person as the Secretary of War
may authorize to receive it. such sum
not exceeding $500, as the Secretary
may determine, for the procuration Of
such substitute, which sum shall be
fixed at uniform rate by a General
Order made at the time of ordering a
draft for any State or Territory: and
Ethereupon such person so furnishing a
substitute, or paying the money, shall
be discharged from further liability un-
der that draft. And any person failing
to report after ore service of notice, as
herein prescribed, without furnishing a
substitute or paying the required sum
thereof shall be deemed deserter,
shall be arrested by the Provost Mar
shall, and sent to the nearest military
post for trial by Ceurt-Martial, unless
upon proper showing that he is not liza
bic to do military duty, the board of
Enrolment shall relieve him from mil
itary duty.
1t is hereby announced that the
amount to be paid, in accordance with
the foregoing section of the Enrolment
act, by any person who may be drafted,
in order to secure exemption from SER
vice, has been fixed by the Secretary
of War at $500.
IL. The Commissioner of Internal
Revenue in each Congressional Dis
trict has been authorized by the Secre.
tary of War, aud directed by the Sec-
rotary of the Treasury, to receive from
drafted persons, who desire to pay il
for the purpose of exemption, the mon
ey above specified. On receipt of this
sum, the Collectors of Internal Reve-
nue. shall give the drafted person pay
ling it duplicate receipts. One copy OF
these receipts shall be delivered to the
Board of Enrolment on or before the day
thedrafted person is required to report
for duty, and when so delivered to the
Board, the drafted person shall be fur
uished by the Board with a certificate
of exemption, "From 81, Regulations
of Provost Marshal Generals Bureau"
stating that the person is discharged
from further liability under that draft,
by reason of having paid the sum of
$500.
H. The Provost Marshal shall
make out within the first Monday of
every week an abstract of persons to
whom exemptions from military service
shall have been granted by TIE Board
during the week previous. "From Al"
All receipts or certificates of deposit
delivered to the Board by persons
claiming exemption on account of hay-
ing paid the required sum of money,
shall accompany the abstract.
JAMES B. FRY. Provost Marshal General.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-07-16

the fremen went to work on the burn
ing buildings on Third avenue. One
house was entered where lady and
child had just been confined. A num-
Der of articles were stolen, but no vio-
lence perpetrated.
At 3 o'clock, Mr.. Joseph Howard,
late city editor Of the n. Y. Times, was
attacked by the mob, bowling, 'Here's
an Abolitionist," and were about to
hang him to lamp post, when the
mobs attention was diverted, when be
ran for his life, the crowd chasing him,
striking him on the back of his head
and in the face, with heavy paving
stones, stunning him, when they rob-
bed him of his watch and chain, dia-
mond breast-pin, and thirty-three dol
lars in money.
He was with difficulty taken to an
engine house, the doors of which resis-
ted the efforts of the mob, and finally
he was taken away, his injuries were
serious.
The mob tore up iron fences to arm
themselves, and about three o'clock
professions of ruHians, thieves and
women, armed with clubs, pistols and
bars of iron, marched up First Avenue,
threatening all connected with the con-
scription.
The Arsenal was threatened, but the
presence of detachment of the 10th
volunteers prevented an attack. How
itzers are stationed there, and the 18th
regiment armory, loaded with canister,
which will be used on the first demon.
stration.
A whole block on Third avenue was
burned. A person named Andrews, OF
Vermont, who has late harangued meet
ings at the Cooper institute, seemed to
be the leader of the mob, and address
ed them near the ruins while the de-
struction was going on, denouncing the
President, and advised the people to
organize TO resist the draft,
The bowling devils, after this har-
rangue, proceeded to the large and
beautiful dwelling on the corner OF
Forty-seventh street and Lexington
avenue, which was completely sacked,
| wy bp' az SidSeCSs sOidc, OIdIic :, oCtoI
&C., being thrown into the street. They
then set fire to the house, amid terrible
yells, and burned it down.
In the Eighth District the Marshal
adjourned tie drawing till tomorrow.
A detachment of 100 regulars arrived
about three o'clock and reported to
Provost Marshal Nugent, and went to
the Arsenal-the excitement around
which is great.
ALBANY. n. Y, July l3.-The call
for two companies of the 25th regi-
ment, of this city, to garrison one Of the
forts in the New York harbor was coun-
demanded this morning by General
Wool; they have this afternoon been
ordered by the Assistant Adjutant Gen
eral to proceed to New York and report
to the Commissary General for services
in protecting the property in the State
Arsenal there
Gov. Seymour is in New Brunswick,
New Jersey.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-07-16
The New York Riot.

New YORK, July IA, via ALBANY
Superintendent Kennedy was badly,
but not fatally injured.
About 2 A. NJ. yesterday, crowd
gathered around the Tribune Office
and commenced yelling. A few men
attacked and Quilted the publication Of
fee, but were dispersed by the police
after firing a few shots.
NEW York, July IA, via New York
and Erie ine.-The Riot is still raging
Gov. Seymour has just photographed t.
Albany for all the military that can bs
raised and sent there.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-07-16
Lees Whole Army Recrossed the POto-
mac.
Mead's Forces IN Pursuit. Occupa


Lees Whole Army Recrossed the Poto-
mac.
Mead's Forces IN Pursuit Occupa-
tion of Willianasport and Falling
soaters. h
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoToNAc.
-a July IA, 1868.
Gen. Lees forces withdrew from its
position around Williamsport yesterday
and last night, and recrossed the Poto-
mac by. pontoon bridge at Failing
Waters and fiat boats at the Williams
port Ferry.
A portion of Gen. Pleasanton's cav
airy entered Williamsport this morn
ing, and captured many prisoners. Lee
had previously sent over all his plum
der, trains, &c.
A general movement was ordered
this morning, and our columns were il
motion at an early hour, but found the
entertainments vacated.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-The follow
ing dispatch has just been received:
HEAequAErERs ARMY OF THE oroMAc,
July l4.-SP. NJ.
To Maior-Gene Halleck
My cavalry now occupies Failing
Waters, having overtaken and captured
q brigade of infantry 1900 strong,
guns, Q cassions, 2 battle flags and {
large number of small arms. The enc
my,is all across the Potomac.
.lSigned) GEN. MEADE.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-07-16

nURSUANT to call made for that purpose,
the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance of Cass
County, met for that purpose of completing theil
organization, when the following officers were
elected
President-J G. Beeson.
1redsurer-A. Jewell.
Secretary-A. ID. Stocking.
Directors-W. q. Beckwith, W. r. Fletcher,
Frank Brownell, Israel Ball and Daniel Blish
Farmers of Cass County, your have now an In
surauce Company of your own, and it IS to your
interest to support your own home company, as
the rates are much less than any other company,
being only ten cents on each one hundred o9liars
insured We have now over $780, geo capital sub
scribed, with good officers and good management,
the farmers of Cass County. rDcnft insuFe in any
other company until YOU see an agent of this
COMPANY. they insure against damage by light
ming as well as fire. A. b. STOCKING, Sec'y.
Dowagiac, Michigan. junei5-low2
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Great Union victory under Gen. sherman

Great Union Victory under Gen. Sherman.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE CONNER
ciaE has Vicksburg advices to the sth :
Gen. Grant had finished paroling rebel
prisoners. They numbered 3l,277.
The General officers captured include
Lieut.. Gen. Pemberton, Maj. Generals
Stephen, Forney, Brown and Smith
Brig. Generals Lee, Taylor, Hurlbut,
Cummings, Burton, Sharp, Harris,
Moore, Baldwin and Vaugher.
Immediately after the surrender OF
Vicksburg Gen. Sherman moved in the
direction of the Big Black river with a
large army. On the following day he
met Johnston drawn up in line of battle,
A sanguinary engagement took place,
resulting in Johnston's defeat ard The
capture of 1000 prisoners.
."s.Gen. Frank Blair is reported in
possession of Jackson.
/" A rumor was in circulation that
Port Hudson surrendered to Banks OF
the 5th, with $4,000 prisoners.
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sw 1t is estimated by the latest ad-

~ 1t is estimated by the latest adj
vices from Vicksburg that a large por-
ton of Grants army is already in mo-
ton for, other scenes of operation.
Such is probably the fact, and we will
no doubt soon hear other good reports
from our heroic Western soldiers. II
the whole line of the Mississippi is moi
cleared of the rebellion before August
it will not be for want of earnest en-.
deavor by the heroes of Vicksburg.
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So admirably were the several resls--
tances and ouslaughts managed|s"a'
whenever and wherever suppoysing col
umns were needed, then apa tnere 'hey
would be found IN sufficient lofce 70 ac-
complish the object aes'feo'
All the heigbr' ana every ad.an-
tageous position aiong tne entire me
where artillery couid De 'massea on ea'-
terry planted, iro"nea GOWN on 'ne ene-
my through oro"s CT BRASS AND IRON.
Thera-.was 10 conceivable advance
81 aPproaen that coul9 not DC raNeu
tsfd crosseu with 'the,af9 hery. rue re-
serve artillery ana All the essen''a's ~
Insure victory were IN posie'on as tne
right time. Inc immense cavalry
force, too, Tor once, was present, Gov
erlng both HANKS OF tne army ana con
unaaliy harrassingT'he enemy. ms
was new ana an encouraging feature
that gave commence 10 the o. men ana
security 10 tne 'rains.
mere were no ghosts OF stampeding
corps or DINER scaPegoats WIN "or's'
last ID the pushes ready 70 cear away
whae eve, 'censu'e iliisn' oeiai, one 'oo
weak 20 pear tue oufuen OF MS own
ieiIy nese me cavalry praue.ns
s'one tue ha"ks irigm'enea ANY, W .ne
swamps OF .he Th'ekahonuny' ."0
Danks OF the iSaPpanalnooN' VI - gu,
uetam o.oody ne.uS wa' ~ ' '"es
we1e "ons 10 oo"s 80
0en. aieaees ne"u411: 'e's' ""icn
,,ar raoa;yoa d,r;n ar.
battle. flying visits from thousand OF
. monster shells, round shot and rife
: ball; but although almet every shell
exploded all along the road on which
the small. frame building occupied by
him was situated. neither himself nor
any of his staff were injured. Men and
horses passing along the road were torn
to fragments by shells, but Gen. Meade
seemed regardless of his personal safe
ty, and was riding along the lines, at
tended by two orderlies, and guiding
and directing every movement. De-
moraIized officers and men, of whom
there were on this occasion very few
were halted and sent to the frontby him
and ordered to remainuntil the termina
ton of the fight. The day previous bis
horse was killed under him, the canis
ter shot grazing his pants and passing
through the flap Of the saddle. He
seemed perfectly sanguine Of success,
and his appearance denoted that should
he fail in driving the enemy, he intend
ed to hold his position at all hazards.
THE LOSSES AND THE RESULT.
=, .,1.
~ Ne1ei oih1e's WIZ: wv. =, : "a.o III =,
verseo, ifanA,y autii' Una. Tue 'eSui' y
inc las' Two aays naS p1en '" '1e u'sas
t,ous 70 'neil cauSe' "nion uTponue'
tnsy say' upon 'ne SUCCESS 81 Lee az
,emP' 70 'ransier .nI s.aI 3D. :, So, o
virginia 10 Tue NoI.n ,a Do'ue. o'sses
"A Weunaeo reoel ooiouel .v'u luo ~ "a =
IN the nrs' anu Se1ono u", Wy
reDei losses we'e oes"sen 'e .i anu e,es
en- .nousano' ieste.ua! .n ~ SeIa
greater sun. Al que pn. " .ne e nt' =
Al sPaoe no' ',o'o .h".' '" o e. C;h