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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-23
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JVfrfcg or rHR prACK CHtRCxp WIN
Al .,I Cgipt MI, Tr,schef.s pgotty German sri.
sssi L. on Saturday appeared before Judge Pope In
tiolo,sn. aud entered complain. sgainst ,r Post
master J9i n white, Jr, at present . Hobohsn Jus
tos Of ib. resee. Tho slr II 10 stated. hee,ne &C
eusn,sa With white some thfec months ago, since
-h'ch tine his vi'its have been very frequent at Ter
hOuse. About two wsets ago, White, ss alleged,
Gcuc d thn sill t. elcps with him, ropi estntn him
,ef asa msn OF cou,ilcfahle means, and proui,ius
TIM, che should l. settled IN tine style. They pc
ce'dt ID 10 house IN Houston street New York, Ar
coTd ng 10 the gtfs story ~hsTe hey remained fev
d,ys ts uan ana wifi, under assumed name, aftsr
which they removed to 32i street. While s,neh vas
being made iot the sul by her parents. Who fe-
sp.ctsble refidrnts ~ n on HIi white visited the
house syincins the deepest soliciiuds for tho
Lii,siDf daughter, theddine tears, and Offering q
give any amount within his ttsans " she could be
found The mother, who had EVER entertained an
sv,r.ion iof WHITE syspected that he sbducted her
ehtlt, md 49, detective on he track. Who follou
cd LIN 20 fis domicic, In kev York. arrested tbs
ali, aud took them beior. . / onbs magistrate. N9
81, App-ar.nr ers ns thea, tiev were set at liberty,
4 the gT returned home. White vss arrsrtsd en-
ciNrrr " seduction and grand larceny, IN having
~ oil the SRI AID her clothing. hs latter valued
{ %
JoHS HsspRicHsor, steward Of the steamer
t'''go- opied for threatening Tho life Of his
O.ytsii. Vi q KNIFE lie dc.srsd until Tho
a. ~ss ready g. tai!, and thsn VI. on hoard
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ARRIVED
FIrhNSntpS Star of he South, Nov q .i.,r.
.tih RE. l'0n ii,A Pei m, Providence. Falcon,
l., GIhcuid. fuilsde lpht,s IeuiOpia, hsmbnrs May
l't, 80, .sl uftnu, 4. tomstort, philAdephis.
70 tt@, d. Auu i.s. 10 Ann FArchtll, do OF.
4f'. 10, =, DO. city Of hunao. philaGdpu.A.
shlit on'sfio, Liverpool Cyno,irs, 30 A1us
Am troue, Hurhe"; srkaspe,rc. London Miiian
ttthhour frstt, Liverpool rtA coal AID yAsssnseu.
BhEKS- Active, 81 TLoms.: Columbia Nalsncit.
| aCi'!tk, Lc,hotn; fUA Adele Uayans; Tfsnt, Hor
.,suli Ad.iaid., kio J,nsiro. q " Hal Port Royal
{, i.eind"r. Cndiz; AiseHn New Orleans Mere Dc,
,rrdih. speed, Carth,ssua Houdnr. OF and Z IN
beEse, HONDURAS. ~ Golden kurty. New ORLEANS
ERll;s Gen Bailey, Mes,ins: y w Johu,'ou,,
bartadnes Augusta Clenfuegos; Queen, NoDtsvideo;
Lyuii, Prince Edssrdu Island; la heior. III tou.
AM hl.sf, Malaga: Frsderico, GeuoA Ocssn Hslle,
81 John Il, Annette, LA, ana: Lady Of the Lake,
JA'l"l, Nrnvtas, May glcr WIN 4 Dresser, Hon
d-u-ilt bofioE. Mara, Pas wiz Ply en-, of and
Ncu Nu'tsu fNuelnts, Nuns4unIenu! trinidad
SCHuJStES-Phrb-, Hsvsns. VIM Coiyer Port
'nri. 90. Tor Washinriou, u q; LNslns, ror Ew.n
:. Sos'on' Challenge, do do. AishcTth hsisInGrst
ttt-r II Martina ia Iosan, ~ idencs for Phila
,'.isli. Volta, Providence lam smith, lhiaarl-
49,, Apn : Brown, PrO,id'nce. Csmeo, Mysle fred
N,tr'g. Gudoer; sucerss, Sor~ich; Coun.olior
% grbnthport for Davenport. lIeIhert kanton,
= be O.. Howard Putnam, 81 Martins tuleda
4. '-..c EiNsrd- Island; John W Miner, S.~ Or.
Msry clinton, Vera Cruz: bob, tlsuthsIs.
o.. t..i. Kew West.
utLOW Due Carl. Msrseilles; .iso barb. 3 brir.
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JERSEY CITY.

TIM FIRST TRAIN pinEcr Ynoh lsTeey City
20 Washington, without thsngin, cars, vii i,.ys
tbs ulornn at O'Clock. The through up will 10
Rad IN tea houIs.
IHk ESQ bCrNrY mas GIVEN additional i'm
(,us 10 voubt errlng in Jsrssy City, sbout 10 men
la,ins been enl.st-d since it wss offered.
IHr HosrLLEs OF THr JERsxY CITY snl
ee-r u Railroad have struck ior an advance fom II
70 sAwIet.
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ISOAKD AND ROOMS,

ANY RESPECTABLE fANlIh nESl-
Nrous u lssson,ns their erp.nses, receive 90
weekly for board u young LADY viii psy ~, aud
tea h young Miss the Auo ,he viii provide her
own pisno. References exchanged. Address N. H..
boz % Sun oricr ~,
BOARD WAhrED-IS A PLAlS Pri,ats
- family, FOR man and wife, In s-nte-l beishbor-
hood, location not much OF on object A. home
fctts. more, stating location sod price, d" which
must he moderate" addressed TO A. GODFEEN, 81
East l4h,' roiner Of BIon square, vi be Ate nd ed
e.. sat eide prsfered. rs
uOIEL LODGINGS CHEAP, BY NIGHT
, Or week, 10 isulit, or fents.4en, q Dupont
Nouse. Hudson o. c.uosits -. john, rut also
cheap rssisaisnt upsn al uish.. ~
U'UR GRANT HOTSr. s. AND 90 NEW
y bcyery. rear Chsthsm SQUARE ard Chsmhc's a..
hnuss. iis opened tr.t heds IN the riIs 4 r
charged. koome 80 20 ~ 90 Irt ctT, 81 20 ~
PEI -ees. Dnlns department about oreuirg. @sa
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Too Late for Classification.
DE A'EfSk.

uAGFHMAN On SuntNt, hov 20, Mrs Csths
tluC l.. " germ n, ~ IN. 81 year OF her az.
The freuds and relative. Of tLe family arc rcsp-rt-
iliN invited to attend the fdn.tA On tuesday sftsr
aeon, Nov. "a, al ] O'clock, rem the rssidtpe- Of
Ia son-in.lss. John J.. Wallace, 10 Ave. Z. 30
SLOSE- on sundsy.Noy q, NntArst sloue. from
90 Csv.n, Ireland, Sgd 50 yea.
lhe friends Of the tsmily, and those o. he eon,
Jam sio1e. are respectfully Invited - sttsnd ths
nara, this lAondAyl AfcnoSa, nov. 90 81 /
o'eoeS, from her ate rssiasaes. es6 stanton a.,
-''l pu. further notice. -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-23

kSRClECTlVE WAR CLAIM ASa .CIA-
liON -lhe objects q tho A.so s,.on aye rccurc
!" soie,s Snt ssiors, and tier isuiits Al crluIs
l.ioIr aton I" b. .Cth1u cOSi, AID 90 prevent
uaudr against theu. and he Goycr- III NJ, ATp =
0kEkhFlsLD, Zee % GksuiL 30 81 hev S~A.u
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MARINE NEWS.


.oa,l'5 SUI S, o4..5 uooo oa co Il W. os.s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-23

DlWSrEOhEE TltkElS-TftE HIGH.
est price rsid tori cktts a. Watches evfify. dia
nonds s.~ ne macalnrr, vio n.. dIy goods elothins
tuu', ph'os, -. s1hzu4Dcid a. D.s' uient. go
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-23

business WAGONS Of EVERY KIND
- made In the beet manner such 80 afocers' bsk
sr,', butchers, and eyuc. both liebt aud hcsNv
OF will mud this pls' favorable ANY Tia, csn
b. found. fsCry srticlr varaut.d as rep etsnted.
SrEWAkT'S Wagon fsctory, tsd 81, bei hroad-
way and nth ~
EOR SALF-A NICE GREY MAkR, Years
Il old. warranted sound aud KIND, price Zoo also a
nice brown hotte, ycsis :, - hsnds Llth, var
rant"d sound aud kind price az: Enquire &c Marion
street. D.
nor SAIL GREY HORSE, PONY
J. built. 10 hands high. ~ArrGEisd sound an Mod;
price Sa. Sold tor want ~ usc. luuiT. p Ihfislo-
phef a., IN the blsckfui:h',s shop ~,
I,OR SA l. E--A REALLY HANDSOME
saddle horse, thoroushly Or tsu 20 ssddle and htf
ness vii l.. 20 Il nue. .rdr- Ills real value tor want
~ use Can b. sell al ~ Watsr at ~ any hour Of
ths day. 49,
EOE SALt--4 HORSES, JUST Arrived
iyon he oouutiT 20 bet''n .. ~ v ooscr st.30o
NOR StlE--A il,:Mt BAY HORSE IN
L good order. PONY hnlt, NJ Tor cart or,Ipfe. rha
hcrs, vii b., odd Tor hsysuo cold ioE want " use
532 h.diion 81 90
IrOR SALE-IWO NlIVABiE WORK
l. horses, stout tuu,. lGhsr hish. oue SO. .he
other Sl.t hAaut'ul Bob tail bora pricc So:
also hAn'. seine team Of back mares, with ios. vi.
tate other horsss N ei,b. y Ag1!J 81 10 Nss
ChAulbrs-. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-23

1 DfNE VI lii- JUDI LAX ELASTIC
Ofaerics Co, S.vomNsr 20;h. 1855 Stakeholder,
meetins. Sotiee Ia icby Eiven that , meeting Il
tho StOckholders a tss Goodyear Elastic Fabricu
tomp,ny rlll be held ~ the Oftcs Of the Company
~ Chtmb-rt 81 New YORK City, on Tue.dsy tbs la
gay ~ December nett At O'Clock y ~ Of that day
Tor ths purpose OF -lenUg Law Il this COMPANY
ann TOT u. ftansreiou " any legal Uusnes, vhieE
may como bfoc them. WILLIAM Jl'B~OS presI.
dent. MILAN JUDSON, CHARLES q JJu.
son TIMOTHY cOKSwELL, " i suAr.
TUCK. IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-23

I AW BJSlSESS-l PROSECUTE OR
- defend good cases in any Of the Co1rts and hsvV
NO fee Y 10 moi gain tls case Advice aivays zee
y. HOWts, ALL nsy and Counselor &c Law, ~
Nassau 81. SIG
NOflCE--k SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
a ' Stockholders o. the Empire Oh Company viii 10
held A. tho ONCE Of the company, ll3 hsiten Lane,
rev or, IN Wsdneseay, pee mbsr %. ,s6s, AZ II
O'Clock. A. the mettag Il 10 rroyJsed 10 ca ss
w the entir' tu,inssa Of the eompsny. sDa MAKE
h re-, a., d.hd Of q. s'.e,, NJ hot Soy.mber
Bt RDlCK, Z. II. vALENT1SE, Trustees "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-23

For sALE-A CART gORsE, 2 YEARS
Old, ~. h,ud. hirh, sound and hind can be- zen
iot week # not 'oit. ~ ~ vsndev.ter e. 80
FOREMAN HAkEE MANlEU-A MAN
Who thoioushiy understands hrr-d. ard relishis
slsH.in, -, ANDY al ~ Fulton ave, h'Ilvn. Yt1
I .oSE-A PAIR OF tVI.U SPECIACLhS,
- l. sutuy nor Ing I'D, IN going from 81 Peters
- w n CO.. POI lnu'cAHv 80 dO,tis Fl. hhoTal 10
arr WI b. |. ~ BY avug them al No 10 Bat cry
Sc. " o. fu.''h M,IAI. no
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Isg4 GOODS.

rLDAKS CLOAkS cIoAKS DKlSs
u cd ,,,s.. CO., -. a ~. sn.,I,
sh.,i, shsvis TiT,'ns "a 70 ..rsns ~,
-. 80. =. .ir.I. iL.sbo ~ N"LHs ~ W.
eo.t,. fr"m ~ 70 90 Tie "a ~, ps,ys,
ccafs al u al 80. Si''n 81 s"l siS tr.sor
I'D a. "a voo,,h III sho ~ sn'on
.i... o., 30 N A., I, ~ cnI''sp, Vi,sn -,
sha.ls ~ m. l.,s., s..i. ei,, n avaty, -
IIrsss ,oeI. ON % ~, ".rf 60 bpt I'm % "a
isd'., ri 4 = "a !, q, ', ~. w nsnusouls 90 ~.
ra,,ris,e. IA" s.Sin. -, " ~. ~ -
4. FIrII,a 90 HI c.,s. on 1880, $780,
Aud Mad,sop n Y ~ ' ga
- -----------------------------.--
CIOAKSi CrOAEs, CtOAKst
~ ~, .oI. or 70 p,s'rh, iMg- s~ortnepi, .e ~
49,, 80. M" DhsioNs' Just rtcsl'ea 97'
~ 81 ,,~~,r.i, ,,,.,, A., a.. ... $3.50.
az Rr iSpRnSptn sp rs FOR LIE
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lTOLj'NIL.n, WANIlu--i,., MONTY
- oaid car in'snd. rlnne-a .h1ll dear
-ih iirru. eali \. "a. 49," n. } >ihfi y ol
~ It 'rrIL ~
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FOR SAIE--SoLDikR, You CAN secure
\ foT your family now cottage h'u,e and 10. In
E's' " ifk for yUur hounty. $500. Applv 10
NAlGoNnk AGENT E''t Ner Yerk Pot Ofic". 10
lNk SALE-SHVERAL PLOIS IN NfW
Rooh eur near depot, 100 by loo, for stO each g.y
able iu tnsiaineDts Ot u or uD~sfds per ssek Ar
pyfg1 b. sath sv every Monday svenng At ~
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RkkWkRf TO LEI. AID Fixtures
land contents FOR sale cheap situs,ed cor Fnl'o,
and labusL aves, BrootJn. Ap.ly to u. u WIZ
~, 10 k.Vtua va
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aklIPPINa.

NOR LlFEKPOOl.-oLD BLACK BALL
i Line Paess., H., ship ISAAC wEbD viii ssiA
esbia % r.'oad ca o. sYp!y ca ho.-i, foot u bs
man 1t, OF 70 kOCHE, BROTHERS l. ColfEY
% S0u'h a. g.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A Farm FOR SA1E ON THE LONG
hI,l.nd Railroad, n..r the Depot and ~ mile.
from The r'ty, fine cottage With cut building. and
10 sctss Of eIosl.nt improvod lane, fuii &c r. ie.
5JD. Alec 'psl is'n- Of ., IL, aud 70 II un.
imp,1yed snd,i o. . par acre. Appy % A.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-07-30
From the Freemasons' Magazine.
Mutation.

All hail to the friends that assembled in kindness,
To cheer earth's dark borders with radiant light
The eye that. unchanged, hid its ustrs in blindness
Reflects the psre JOY that it gathered with sight:
No longer his footsteps surrounded by danger,
Uncertain and faltering hold their dark way;
No longer to Truths steady purpose stranger,
He walks in the sunshine of glorious day.
All nail to the art that gives true social pleasure,
That brings back the wanderer safe to his home
Its maxims impressed may each brother long
treasure,
As guides still to lead, though in darkness he
Like hopes steady beacon on life's stormy ocean,
Its rays will illume when dark billows shall roll
And fears shall come with their threatening com
motion
Will give not pang to the calm, trustin G soul.
All hail to the thoughts In sweet charity, binding
Each heart to true hearts in the swift fight OF
time,
How dear to the bosom the precepts reminding
Of glories immortal, of pleasures sublime!
With purpose fraternal, each sad heart consoling,
When sorrows dark waves Ger brother are
rolling,
He gives with his aid compassionate tear.
All hail to that Being whose wisdom has made US
Inspire by the faith of His Spirit Divine.
Well ask, in devotion, that Spirit to aid US,
Our hearts to improve and our thoughts to refine,
With man for our friend, and with kind Heaven to
guide US,
How safely the dark road to life may we go!
Such goodness to lead, and such true hands be-
side US,
A JOY nigh immortal we gather below.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-07-30

The last words just struggled out OF
the white lips, and the young captain
lay dead under the old tree, where the
sun hung its broken festeons of gold,
and little way off the cannon hurled
its thunder, and the fight ragged hot on
the battlefield of Antietam.
''Never ! my poor little fathers boy,
never ]" said the young mother who had
sat sewing by the window in the pleas
ant autumn days. And it would have
wrung your heart to have heard her
voice.
"But not when the three years are
gomez" pleaded another voice-a little
child's full of wonder and vague pain.
"Won't papa come back then, and
hoist me away mp to the wall, and say
'papa's man p he said he would when
the three years were gone, mamma p
"Iheyl ii never he gone for Us, my
child" said the poor mother, and she
clasped the little golden head to her
heart, and with wild sobs rocked her to
and fro, and the great anguish of her
desolation was beyond reach of human
speech or aid, and only God could COM
fort her!
And all over the land, in these fair
summer days, are wives and mothers
weeping in just such desolation, and
wondering little children understand
ing not that they are fatherless.
And SO we stand still in the darkness
of the night which has fallen upon US,
and look off to the last in faith and
hope with eyes that watch for the
morning. s.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-07-30
''Three Years, or to the End of the War
BY VIRGINIA F. TOWNSEND.

This boy of whom / write reined up
his rocking horse suddenly, and looked
in his mothers face. with a question
starting out of his large brown eyes,
and widening and glowing ali over his
face, child's face, brave, sweet,
beautiful face, full of promise and
prophesies.
"What is it, Theodore ?" asked the
lady, who sat sewing by the window,
and down through her words there slip.
ped the caress which was in her heart.
Chow long are three years, mammal"
All, the child little guessed that all
over the land were hearts asking this
question, looking off to those three
years, whose long path of storm, and
bloodshed, and death, must be trodden
before we should reach the promised
land Of peace before the loud thunder
of the tramp OF armies all over the land
and the red waving of banners, and
the awful thunder of cannon sounding
its echoes through the hearts of the
sullen mountains, should all be hushed
into that new psalm of peace, which
We trust is yet to rise and overflow with
its golden tides the whole land and seas
thereof.
"Why doyou ask me that, Tbeodore?"
asked the mother, sitting in a shower
of summer sunshine, half diluted by the
creeper of honey-suckle that made a
red heat Of bloom about the window.
because papa said be should be
back in three years that morning that
he left. He took me right up in his
arms by the door, and hugged me so
tight it hurt me, and he said, Little
fellow-papa's boy! BE very geod
while papa's gene-he'll be back in
three years, or less" Are they almost
gone noU, mamma?' pushing away
with one hand the sheaf of shining
curls which drifted over his forehead.
There were many unshed tears in the
mothers voice as she answered.
"No, my dear child, the three have
only commenced going now. 1t will
be a long, long time before they come
to an end"
''But how long Pas long as to last
Christmas? That's great way off,"
with the pretty impatience and imperi-
business of childhood.
"My child" said the mother, and
the tears aoere in her eyes, "three
years are 30 long a time that l cannot
explain it to you. They are longer
than YOU can remember; almost as long
as your life has BEEN"
The boy looked very sober moment,
dropping his bright head low over his
horses neck. Then he suddenly sprung
from the wooden animal and rushed to
his mothers side.
Theodore wants to see his papa
again." cried the child, articulating the
loss and want he felt in his heart at
that moment.
The mother took him up silently.
That simple utterance was the one her
heart carried, craving and lingering by
day and by night-carried it in brave
enduring silence, and anguish, and
ysarning as woman must.
But, as ] said, the mother bent down
and took her boy on her knee and
talked to him as the wife of . true SOL
dier should-with sweetness and cheer
in her words which gave them new
meanings. "Papa is gone off to the
war to do his duty there as a brave
man and true patriot should. twas
very hard for him IN laava v,e-~. ~
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-07-30

An Erie paper has the following
A short time since an affair occurred
in quiet neighborhood in this city,
which, though performed by COW,
has not been equaled in pantomimic
effect or farcical execution since the
performance by the " Bull run in the
China Shop"
A family of three persons-one lady
and two gentlemen, were startled from
quiet condition of mind about the
time they were preparing to retire for
the night, by an unusual clatter in an
adjoining shed. One Of the men in his
stocking feet, cautiously opened the
door leading from the dining room to
the outside apartment, and discovered
COW with her head stuffed into bar
rel of swill, with her horns fast, and, in
her efforts to extricate her antlers, she
had overturned a table upon which
there had been stacked quantity of
tin ware, croekery, iron pots, &c.
Hence the clatter which was loud
enough and long enough to resurrect
the dead.
The gentleman at once proceeded to
drive away the cause of this disturb
ance, and in doing so brought dog
into the ring, who, with bound, fas
tened upon the COW and caused her to
shake off her dishonesty acquired head
dress, and with nose down and tail
asant, she made dart through the
door, left open, into the dining room,
where she came in contact with table
laid ready to receive the breakfast Of
the following morning, and sundry 9TH
er things, the upsetting and banging
about of which created the greatest
confusion imaginable.
Meanwhile the other gentleman, who
had already retired to an adjoining
bedroom, arose in bis neither garments
and opened the door Of his room to see
what was going on outside. The COW
thought the opening of this door af-
forded her an opportunity to make her
escape, and accordingly rushed into the
bedroom. Here she met with opposi.
ton. The space in the room unoccu.
pied by the bed was scarcely large
enough to admit her in full length, and
SO Narrow that she could not turn be-
sides the occupant of the room received
her by the horns and endeavored to
back her out.
Now commenced the genuine sport
of the scene. The little fellow inside
was pitching and rearing and swearing
at the head of the COW, first OH the bed,
then in the alley, and next in close prox-
unity to the ceiling, his limbs and skirts
gyrating and Tapping around with won
derfnl velocity, while the man in the
dining-room had seized the animal by
the tail, and was pulling, tuggiug,
laughing and yelling, and the COW bel.
lowing and fighting desperately. To-
gether the men see-sawed her back and
forth some time before they succeeded
in backing her cut. Finally she was
driven into the street, but no fire or
moving ever created more confusion in
affairs of household than was here
created by the presence of this COW.
sW What is the most difficult pune
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-07-30
JOSEPH HOLLISTER.

Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery Office
In n. b. HOLSTERS Drug Store. Justice OF the
Peace. Office first door west of Universalist
Church. Strict attention paid to the Collection
of every variety of War Claims, and of Claims
against individuals; and prompt remttances
made. He will also, give his attention to Con-
veyancing, the duties of Notary Public and will
do jobs of Surveying. Agent for sale and ex-
change OF Lands, investigation of Titles, and the
recovery of Lands sold for Taxes. He will also
defend suits where a greater interest than ten
per cent is claimed declly5yl
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-07-30
THOUGHTS OVER THE KILLED IN BAT

THOUGHTS OVER THE KILLED IN BAT
TLE.-What Cato said about his bay.
fallen in battle, may be said by thous-
ands: H
Thanks to the Gods! my boy has done bis duty.
Welcome, my son There set him down, nv friends,
Full in my sight. that may view at leisure,
The bloody corpse, and count those glorious
wounds.
how beautiful is death when earned by virtue
Who would not be that youths What pity tits
That we can die but once to save our country!
Why sits this sadness on your brow my friends ?
] should have blushed If Cato's house had stood
Secure, and fourshed in civil war. ast.iii
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MERCHANTS.
A. N. AWARD.

DeneralDealer in Books, Stationery, Periodicals,
Wall Paper, Window Shades, Wrapping Paper,
PocketCutlery, &c. Dennison Block, Dowagiac,
Mich. ap25y4
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N O L I G E!

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an
IN Act of the Legislature, passed in February
last, have changed the time of holding the terms
of the Circuit Court for the Counties of Cass and
Berrien during the present year as follows VIZ :
The terms of said circuit will be held in the County
of Cass on the second Monday of MAY, and the
third Monday of August and November, and in
the county of Berrien the fourth monday of
May, and the first Monday of August and No.
vember
Dated, this goth day of April, A. D. 1863
N. BACON, Circuit Judge.
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rw-At a late meeting, the followin,

W-At late meeting, the following
"dry toast" was given, (the author of
which was buttered when he reached
home.) "The Press--the Pulpit-and
Petticoats-the three ruling powers Of
the day. The 6rst spreads knowledge,
the second spreads morals. and the last
spreads all over the sidewalk"
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Special Agent for the collection of all kinds of
War Claims. All kinds of Convey ancng done
with dispatch. Win give his immediate attention
to the collection of claims throughout the State.
All business promptly attended to; Office with
James Sullivan, second floor, Jones Brick
Block iune26-1Ovl
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ID. LARZEL.ERE S CO

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Hats and Caps, Glassware, Paints
and Oils, Hardware, &C., &c. Front Street,
Dowagiac, Mich.
DANIEL LARzELERE. MILAN LARzELERE
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MISCELLANEOUS.
III. Il. DENMAN,

Banking and Exchange Office, Dowagiac, Mich
Buy and sell Exchange, Gold, Bank Notes, and
Land Warrants. Pay interest on School and
Swamp Lands, and Taxes in all parts of the
State ap25y4
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THE CABINET.

lSsc'y Of Stats-William II. Seward. OF N. Y.
iSec'y Of the Trsasury-Salmon P. Chase, of Ohio.
Sec'y of the Iatrior-- Ulhm, of Indiana
Sec'y Of the NaUy-Gideon Welles, of Connecticut
81 e'yy War-Edwin NJ. Stanton, of Penn.
Postmaster rGeaeraI-Montgomery Blair OF Md.
attorney Gmsral-Edward Bates, of Missouri