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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-02-12
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

CTATE OF MICHIGAN-C' Nnty 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 Wm H. Miller,
deceased. | will on Saturday, the twenty.eignth
day of February next, between the hours oi twelve
o'c ock noon and four o'clock in the afternoon, OF
said day at Tietsorrs Side Track, in the township
of Wayne i'll said County sell at Public Auction to
the BIZ chest bidder the following described real
tate Of said deceased, to wit: The south hall OF
the north west fourth of section ten excepting
about four acres ownet by the Michigan Central
range fifteen west in Cass County Michigan, for
the payment of the debts of said deceased and
costs Of Administration.
The terms Will be made known at the day and
ploce of sale. EZRA POTTER,
Administrators.
WV. ii. GAGE, Attorney for administrator.
Dowaaiac, January Sth, 1865. janS-oSw3
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MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made in the payment
~ of the sum OF one hundred and eighty three
dollars and fifty cents, claimed 10 have been due
on the 26th day of November, \. ID. 1852 and I'M
paid at the date of this notice, on mortgage exc
cuted the 26th day of November. A, u 1861, .!
Charles NJ. Odell and Hannah r. Odel, ms W,ie;
TO Matilda Ann Gage, of Dowagiac, and recorded
ON the TIL day of January. A. b. lo62, in the oice
of the Register of Deeds of Cass county, Michigan,
in Iiber "a L." OF Mortgages or pages 20 and z! ;
therefore notice is hereby given that the premises
described therein to wit The northwest hall OF
village lots No. one hundred and twenty eight
Q2Sl, and one hundred and twenty-nine tl2yh IN
the original plat of tine village of Dowaglac, Coun-
ty of Cass and State of Michigan according to the
original plat thereof rs recorded in the office ol
the Register of Deeds in said county, VIII be sold
al the west door ofhe Court House. IN Cassapolis,
n said county, on the twenty eighth day Of March,
A. ID. 1868. ut one O'Clock in the afternoon.
MATILDA ANN GAGE, Mortgage.
JAuEs SULLIVAN, Attorney for NOrtgagee.
Dated at Dowagiac, December 10th, A. ID. 1862.
declSwl3
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We parted sadly but freedom called them;
They rushed 10 arms to the fatsl strife,
With pulse high bounding, no shade appalled, them,
To fight for honor and their country's life.
But now we mourn
They've passed deaths bourne;
We mourn. but towards tears we shed.
Give tears for shame
For q coward's name,
But give none for these our country's dead
Our country's dead-tho' our hearts are swelling
And forth unbidden comes the silent tear:
When fondly murm' ring, some name recalling,
We've parted lately some loved one dear.
For now they're sleeping,
Where pillows, weeping,
Cast heavens dew DER their lowly bed.
They died true freemen;
Wouldn't you and me, men,
And ill grave with our couatry's dead.
Our country's dead-theyre nations freemeu,
There men from Seine and the Shannon died.
Their lips last breathing q prayer for freedom
As their hearts poured forth ensangoined tide.
Here rest the foreign
With the native borh;
They stood together where our country led.
They Oil grave
Where rests no slave, iFt
They are our loved ones, our country's dead.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-02-12
THE OATH.

BY THOMAS BUCHANAN READ.
Ye freemen, how long will We stile
The vengeance that justice inspires?
With treason how long will ye trife
And shame the proud name of your sires?
Out, out with the sword and the rifle
In defense of your homes and your fires.
The hag of the old Revolution
Swear firmly to serve and uphold,
That no treasonous breath of pollution
Shall tarnish one star ON its fold.
Swear!
And bark, the deep voices replying
From graves where your fathers are lying,
iSaDedr, oh slrsdrP'
In this momoment, who hesitates barters
The rights which his forefathers won;
He forieits all claim to the charters
Transmitted from sire to son.
Kneel, kneel at the graves of our martyrs
And swear on your sword and your gun;
Lay up your great oath on an altar
As huge and as strong as Stone-henge.
And then with sword. fire and halter,
Sweep down the field of revenge.
Swear!
And bark the deep voices replying
From graves where your fathers are lying,
'.Suear, oh s,cear %
by the tombs of your sires and brothers,
The host which the traitors have slain,
By the tears of your sisters and mothers,
In secret concealing their pain,
The grief which the heroine smothers
Consuming the heart and the BRAIN
BY the sigh of the penniless widow.
BY the sob of her orphans despair.
Where they sit in their sorrowful shadow,
Kneel. kneel every freeman and swear;
Swear!
And bark. the deep voices replying
From graves where your fathers are lying,
"S,Oear, oh s,oedr ~
On mounds which are wet with the weeping
Where Nation has bowed to the sod,
Where the noblest of martyrs are sleeping
Let the winds bear your vengeance abroad
And your firm oaths be held in the keeping
Of your patriot heart and your. God.
Over Ellsworth. for whom the first tear rose
While to Baker and Lyon you look
BY Winthrop. star among heroes.
By the blood of our murdered McCook,
Swearl
And bark, the deep voices replying
From graves where your fathers are lying,
".Stcear, oh sUear -
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CaANCERY NOTICE.

On reading aud filing the affidavit of William h
Palmer, showing that the defendant James IL.
Edgin, is resident of the State OF Mlchigan,out
that he Is now in the State of Kentucky. and
that the process of subpoena issued in said cause
cannot be served upon HIM by reason of his sb
sence from this State. On motion Of :. NJ Beesou,
Solicitor for the complainant il is ordered that the
said defendant, James l.. Edgin, cause his appear
ance to be entered in this cause, within three
months from the date of this order, and notice
thereof to be served ON the solicitor for said
plainant, and that in default thereof the bill of
complaint filed in this cause be taken as confessed
by said defendant And it is further ordered that
within twenty days from the-date OF this order,
the complainant cause copy thereof to be pub
lished in the Cass County Republican. a weekly
newspaper published in said County of Cass, once
IN each week for six successive weeks. or that he
cause copy thereof to be served on the said de-
fendant, James l.. Edgin in person, at least twenty
days before the time limited for his appearance in
this cause. NATHANIEL BACON,
A true copy. Attest. Circuit Judge.
Ira BROwSELL, negister.'
feb5v5-42w6
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MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made in the condition
L. OF "A mortgage executed the eleventh aay oi
March. in the wear enc thousand eight hundred
and sixty one by Arthur Crichteld and Elizabeth
his wife, to Elizabeth ii. Bierce then sole and
unmarried, now Elizabeth III. BloOd2oOd, and re-
corded on the nineteenth day of said March, Ill
the Office Of the Register Of Deeds tor the County
.; Cass in the State of Michigan in Llber h OF
mortgages on pages 3l3 and 3l4. on which mort
gage there is claimed 10 be due at the date OF this
notice. the sum of one hundred and ii:iy-iive dol
lars ana eighty nine cents, to secure which sum no
suit or proceedings at Law have been instituted
Notice is-thcrefore hereby given. that the premises
Inscribed in said mortgage, to wit The north
west quarter of the northwest quarter OF Section
seventeen in township six south and range sixteen
west. in said County of Cass, Containing forty
acres, will be sold at public yendue at the C9nr'
House, in Cassapolis in said County, on Saturday,
the twenty-fifth day Of April. in the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty three. at the
hour of one o'clock in the afternoon to satisfy the
amount then due on said mortgage and costs OF
sale. elizabeth h. bLoODoooD,
Mortgage.
d. BIAcKaAS, Attorney.
Dated ca-sapolis, Jam u. 1868. jan294lw1a
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2$usiness 4irtttorpg, .
PROFESSIONAL
Joseph HOLLISTER,

Attorney at Law and Soleitorln Chancefy. y TS ,ne
in N is. HOLSTERS Drug Store. Juslice o' rl'e
Peace Office FIRST door west of Universaiis'
Church. Strict attention paid o'the CSlieciiOn E,
of every variety of War Claims. aud OF oaaanns ns
against individuals; and prompt rem.ttances a'ct
made He will also give his a',eh'"n n aDd aD Will
do iobs Of surveying. Agent for sale and e., ex,
chan0e of Lands, investigation OF Titles, ana lhe
recoTerv of Lands sold for Taxes lie wlil a.so so
defend suits where o greater interest than Ten
per cent is claimed. ueoiN''A
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-02-12

eB An old schoolmastcr, who us
naHy beard his pupils once week
through Watts Scripture History, and
afterwards asked them pr"nliscuously.
such questions as suggested themselves
To his mind, one day desired Young
urchin TO tell him who Jessee was.
when the boy briskly replied, ssThr
Flower of Dumblane, SIR"
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-02-12
commissioners Sale i'm Chancery.

IN pursuance of a decretal order Of the Circuit
i Court for the County of Cass in Chancery,
entered July twenty sixth, A. ID. 1852, at the suit
of Frederick Ii. Ross complainant, against Usual
G. Squires and Roxana Squires Defendants, and
TO me directed, shall sell at public auction at the
west door of the Court House of said County, in
the village of Cassapos, 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 lying and being III
County of Cass and State OF Michigan, known and
described as follows to wit Lots number eight (S)
and nine (s) in Beesons addition to the village OF
Dowagiac as designated the recorded plat OF the
same, recorded in the Office of the Register oil
Deeds of said county of Cass.
UZZIEL PUTNAM,
Circuit Court Commissioner.
JAMES SULLIVAN, Compliments SOLICITOR.
Dated Jan. z4th, 1862. jan29-4lw7
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G.. 7. LEE,

Special Agent for the collection OF all KINGS @ oi
War Claims. All kinds of Conveyancing done
with dispatch. win give his Immediate attention
TO the collection of claims Throughout. .le
All business promptly attended to. Office with
James Sullivan, second floor, Jones BricK
Block. yuhe-o ~!
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-02-12

~ You must keep your word after
giving il TO another.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-02-12

81 Uneasy is the Lssd that wei,
. wig in . gale Of wind
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nj. B, DENMAN,

Ranking and Exchange Office, Dowagiac, Mich:
Buy and sell Exchange, Gold, Bank Notes, and
Land Warrants. Pay interest on school ana
swamp Lands. and Taxes in all parts OF the
State. ".-'Nf
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r. NJ. O,DELL. NJ. ID.

omeopathic Physician. Surgeon
and Obstetrician,
Having boNght ont Dir. BARNES and taking ms
prsctce feels happy to say to the citizens OF
nnwasriac and vicinity, that he is prepared to
praetce his Profession in all its branches. He
also keeps Medicines by the case or single phial
for sale and Family Guides. Office over the
Center Market. =, -,
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-02-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ID. BECKWITH,
uachinist and Engineer Foundry and Machine
Shop at the foot of Front street, near the rail-
road bridge Dowagiac. Mich apzov4
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...,sralDealer in Books, Stationery, Periodicals,
Wall Paper, Window Shades, Wrapping raper'
Pocket Cntlery, &c. Dennison Block Dowagiac,
y;oS ap25v4
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From Europe.
Three Days Later News.

81. Johns. n. r, Sept s.-The steamer Adristie,
from Liverpool via Galway on the lst Inst passed
Cape Race to-day.
III. Liverpool hF,crRr protesses 10 have fH'iabls
inform alton that tho Vanderbilt vas sunk by the
Alabsu.a, Angus. 18th, lat, 4,, long. A.
Date, from japan TO July 4lh are received There
l. reported to be . growing affinity between the Ty
coons Government and the forsigner. The Tycoon
has chartered British ship to convey troops.
The Richmond Government had made pressing
appeal TO the spanish Government to obtain recogni
ton of the Confederate States oising to guarantee
10 Spain the possession Of Cuba and Porto Rico. Ihs
sransh Government d,c!in.d.
The TINS Sept ls,,says in regard the destination
Of the suspicious and powerful srmor plated rsatss
In Lairds yard I'VE DO not think Il morally right
that shis ike these should leave ports for such
service a, that for which they are intended. We DO
not vish to see any more Of them sail on the came
euand."
In Frankfort IL 10 though, that n the Conuess Of
Princes doe. not prove satisfactory 10 the German
people, ,oution may follow.
rus poLlsH rssrRRLcTioS.
Alter banning Poli,h village the Russians sept 70
Rib,rin al is iph. .hitAnts men. women and child
rem a thousand souls in oil, and eonhscated their
,ates for executing Russian 'py caught near the vii
lAee
! GaI,sov, Sept la-Ths Polish insunsetion 10 still
rsgne. Telegrsphic adviees report victory Ton
which eide IL not stated.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND TBE VICINITY.


FytMrrIoS CT tNws-tria D'd,,d- d-Cspt.
.,uo Duty and his Rosrd examined ST cases ysster-
d,, Thsv held for service discharged for disabil-
uy, .6 for aliense', i6. minority. s. over age, .:
support n aged parents. 4; and one for heins too
short Eight substitutes vere aooepted. Tso men
draoed in the district have gone to sca.
suth D,st,,d. There we're large numhes of
eases heard bv the Hoard ~ rniollm,nt of this Dls
,ric, No eisns Of special interest. however. we're
broustt forward
Srrsr,h District The Rosrd in this District at
tended TO ~ cases. OF which II vetc held Tor scrvire
II di,chArscd for disability over arc minority a.
niotherlcss children, sl,cnaec, > laid over o.
end substitute. we're furnishcd.
EIGHTH D4Arict. The cases di.poasd Of hero were
- follows:
whole nurnher of eAs. heard lsN; number hold -
ssrvte., 30 dischats Il t,t lh,,rsi disability, - /.
fot other osu.es, III paid the coinmutsuon fe"' )
substitutes. !.
Ninth Ddrli In THIS district. ycstcfisv, 1873
were craninsd and disro.,d ~ as foilcw- Held for
service, al snb-iitut,s socop'cd<. raid eommu'a
uou, |; eiemptcd for disability, - Tor other causes,
ii. cent to general rendezvous, } lad ever. 20
Three Of the substitutes accepted, ard the three sent
to general rendezvous, verc meu held on previous
| dstes
Tnx r.uoRs' rrilr FAR. which camo on
! m Monday was complete success The drsDins iot
pn1.. wa not finished un,n siter eeht O'Clock. u"
| lou We give the numbers that di"v prifrs, and we
fo.unste holders thereof, by calling on She Commit
tee a, Isl Grand street. this evening between toU'
1 -, sftxrt ttrix
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and landed Mr. Everett, dr., iisutcnau'. ~ Gsrrtt
con. snfrpQn, and Mr. VuntrI. mid.'ru.u, we
then crlscd about and of ruskar Hoct Shit. We
ven, out of the channel and outrd. II chasing four
a. i've vesrsls the 22d, 90 succeeded IN eartutng
the American Fedcr.l shir Ansl, Saycu. captain
Cavally. from Liverpool to New YORK. We stripped
h.f Of What vas necessary. .ct fire ~ her. sood OIL
ln0 10 i?Oo yards. and fred three bsosl,df~ into
her. mueb for practice ~ for the sinsns u her
sn~ediv. There were two or three sselt n skht at
the time. We brought the crew 10 tn. ,nt.
The following letter from Capsin Cavslv. com
msnder Of the ship Anelo- sa,'a. TO C,rtsiu 4 II.
Caldwell. ofths tosn. vas posted 81 tho U,chanss
Ns-srcom yestsrdsy, and created considerable in.
terest:
Brest, France. Auc. 2a. IeGS. Dr.r sir: resret
IN inform y'u G.t nv ship, Ansl,.sNyon -u CAP
tured by the Confederate steamer oiiis and burnt
by her. of tho old Head ~ kinssle. ihiuk shout
thirty miles NJ shsnnel plo, ~as OIL h,s she
va captured on Fr dsy, tne 2lst Of August, ., =
the Anglo saxon being becalmcd A. th- tine. All
my nautical instruments, bcnks, chsr'r &c, we're
,ahcn The Apslo sa1on called from the Rirkcu-
head dccks on the 18th met. for Ses York. with .
cargo NJ cosl.. She vN ship Of NJ, IONS buithcn ;
had cree Of twenty -four men, and vss di.patched
hv Duncan krndat At tn. time Of her capture
che had hen eight dsye olt sitca.
Qprnstorn, Aug. 80. The Confedsfas .,ssmer
Nl,nis rer Ttcd q. hrins ovcrhsuled In the Dock
Yard at Brest. 10 other than the celebrated Ala
hama, ~hose bottom wss % foul that her speed wu
materially lesseued.
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Albany sspt. s. The Constitutional Union State
Convention met at Van Rsnssllcser Hall, st noon
About fifty delssa,ss we're presea,. Mr. Y. Mortimer
Deey, Of New York, vas chosen temporary chairman.
There does not appear to be any dsposition to non
nate . state ticket.
Albany, sept s.-The Constitutional Unios Con.
vention convened st 3 O'Clock, and elected perms-
nent ofne.r. Presid'nt. j. T. Forrest Mr.. r. Y.
Stevens moved series ofrssolutions aimil to those
adopted st Roobester, which referred. This sf
'srnoon the Convention appear divided to the pro-
priety Of making nominations. Some favor norni.
mating tao OF the siste ofeers. leaving the remain
der OF the ticket blank for the Democratic Conven.
tiou to al up.
A COMMITTEES to recommend candidates tos State
ofhosrs vss finally appointed.
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Trouble in Newark.

Ncwfft. " i, S,pf. 6 Tho Thirty.third New
lttev Regiment, BY dint OF large hountie,, hss near
safh.f the m,Jimlm number equired and Is an
DER mar hns ordess to-day. ~ many Of the men
vere desertiDg that The Colonel Of the X, sinen,
eomr- led To call on General niI for guard II resu.
lar soldiers 20 maintain dice ipne auiong them. A.
fhb euNd did not si,e entire satisfaction. Il .ss sue
oeeded on Sunday BY the Third Vermont Reciment
Tie Vermont boys have sesn service. and 10 no,
kuo~ anything about blank cartridge. o. firing in the
sif, ~ -hsn . crowd of recruit. attempted TO run
tie guard LAST night they fired upon and three
vere killed and tour wounded. The Thirty-third
I.esimsnt 10 commanded by Col Mindel. formerly OF
Zen. Kearnys staa. aud subsequently Colonel Of the
Twenty seventh New Jercy. The Rcrmcnt has
been raised hastily. mainly BY oTers Of large tountss
and 10 largely composed Of rough material, many o,
the men having enlisted With no other motive than
to obtain the money offered hy the City and state
authorities. and then dcsert st the fret opportunity
The regiment ~ to leave Newark to-day in trans
ports nominsiy for Washington, tut tho impretriou
prevailed that the real Destination 10 Morris leland
snoosp pisrArou.
The asd Nsv Jertey regiment Va. on the vhsrf at
noon, ~ per orders. and whilst waiting III, whole
afternoon for transports, several men became uuruly
Three ware shot dead by the guard, making sil mon
tiilsd. The dead bodies Of IN, two .ho ran the
susrd last night. have been found. More trouble u
\ sppfehended. The regiment is heius disarIled.
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From Kansas.


81. Louts. Sept. s-A special dispatch to the
DgNocBAr. dated yesterday. states that the excite
rnent which hss prevailed in Kansas since the Law
renee massacre has sub-ided, and in its place has
come determination, feariully earnest, to svense
that terrible act There seems TO be no confidence
in, nor respect for, Gen Schodeld. few days ago,
Gen Lane and {. A. wilder cent q telegram TO n q
Pi resident, saying thA, the incompetency Of Goa.
change Of com manders Immediately, there -ss do 4
ger Of a conAie; between the people and The mi l.
t.ry. The reply of the President did not indicats
bis poliey. cen schohelds order No. % has only
intensified the popular feeling. The meeting ~
Paolo to morrow will prohobly be ths largest ever
held In the state. Parties are going In wagons >,
With arms and rations from all parts Of tho state
They will not 90 into Missouri n the military sho~
ANY d,poslon to drive the rebels from the infected
district.
Quantrcli and Onsrebsr are about 20 miles from
Kan,ss City. With . largely increased force. The
500 900 in cash taken out Of Lawrence have given
them glory and recruits, and their numbers have
sveled from 200 to 1900. In Losvenworth, Wyan'
dot,e Psolo and O.ss.sttomo the citizens ere under
srrns and oil the towns nightly guarded BY cti
zen patrols. Tn. military are longer relied on.
The people Of Kansas vil not rest until sehoAsd is
removed. and man plsosd in command Who instead
Of being prai,ed by faction and condemned BY the
other, will deserve and receive the applause Of Oil
| loyal men. and Be hstsd by the rebels
Mayor Anthony vss arrested on Monday afternoon
by squad Of SOLDIER. headed by one Of Gen. Evins'
detective- put into carriage and hurried of in the
direction Of Kan,as City. The excitement 10 intense
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Albany. espt. s.-NearIy ell thu delegates to The
Democratic stats Convention. and also several out
side delegations from New York. have srrtveh. A
dispositon 10 apparent snons come Of the Mozart and
Tsmrrany dsleestes 70 reconc,le their differences
Falling to accomplish anything before tho orsaniks
tion OF the Convention they hore that en- expression
by tho Convention II . wish that they would settle
their difficulties will result in united action and the
admission Of . mixed delegation. The leaders from
the Interior are anxious to have the matter Of the
New York representation smcsbly adjusted; hut
they seem determined TO make concessions to Mr..
Wood and his party.