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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11

Caught Bumble- Bee.-Fremont, in hi on
eial report OF bis travels acroes the Rocky Noun
tains, xrsvely informs the government That when
90 one Of the highe peaks be caught humble
be-l On the 4th Of Dext November We vii
cstch Tairay. - Cedqr Dtmoerat.
Yes, they will catch 4 Tarar7 and will
kape him as securely a. did the dutch.
man from whose sad experience the say
log originated. II was during the Sara
cen war at jerusalem that . valiant
knigh, from Holland made his boas, tina,
be was bound to capture one Of the Tar
tars who were fighting on the side Of the
Saracens. During the next skirmish the
Ho!lander singled on, a fine looking
Tartar mounted on one of the Arabian
s,eeds, dashed up 10 bis side and with q
quick motion jumped from his horse on
to that Of the enemy and securing him
firmly around the waist sung on, at the
top of his voice, I've caugb. Taxar.
while both Tartar and Du,chman waa
hurried off by the Arabian s,eed to the
Saracen camp, which was the last ever
heard Of the poor Du.chman. "On the
4.h Of November WE 1.-THE Black Demo.
cra,s) will catch a Tartar" in the same
way.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11

Name single Buchanan Newspaper which
has insisted that Fremont WAS Catholic. Ere
mont's religion has never been . subject Of com
ment BY the DeIno-sstic presses, and the Ga
zeste mao knows it
The above 10 from the Iowa State Dem.
oeraf, the organ Of the Pro.Slayery par.
~ 10 Davenport. We are led, from the
above, to conclude ,ha, the State Demo.
erot does no. exchange with its name
sake aud co-laboIer in the cause Of
slavery at Upton; or else i. does no: re-
cognze the Border Ruffian organ Of ,hi,
place as one Of the party. That. Ere.
mont IS Catholic, is the one string te
the Tyre (liar) which the organ Of TINS
place continually harps upon; and j,
must be Qualification to the Cedar Dem.
ocrat, TO find that the more respectable
Buchanan organs deny ,ha. there is =
single paper, which supports Old Buck,
which charges Fremont with being a
Catholic. There is a lie out between
them-let them settle it-as no man oil
good sense can for one mo men. believe
either of them.
The Democrat, Of Upton, must have
sunk very low in the estimation Of il,
nelghbor and nanesake, when they re.
fuse to recognize il as Buchanan paper.
The truth is, all the respectable Blu.
chanan papers are ashamed of the silly,
bold and imprudent lie, asserted by the il
party. tina. Fremont ever had any con.
nection with the Roman church, and are
now trying TO deny they ever did main.
tain it. But the Democrat Of Tip,cn is SC
far lost TO any rega.d for truth or decen.
cy. that like the DOG Noble, it still
keeps the hole "full Of barking while
its more sensible contemporaries are en-.
deavoring to hush the matter, BY disown.
ing fellowship with it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11

mo one,n says the New York Sun, will seri
ously ok, who IL James Buchanan" Tais i
said with much junction. and evident satisfaction
Well. 1t IL pleasant, ID It not, Ar. sun. TO hav.
candidate for the Presidency 1t least, Of whom
somebody has heard something before be VA
nominated! Bat If il should happen that any
one shosid ask, "Who u James Buchanan :" you
cen tell them at ooce, and without stopping tc
think about It. why be il the man who abused
Madison and the war with England in Fourth
Of July Grafton In 1918. ct . round rate. He Il
the man Who IVES such rampant Fsderalfst thai
be solemnly declared, before God and mao, thu,
il he thought that be had single drop Of Demo
crssic blood 10 his veins be would open them
aud lett. out He 10 the man who wss four
times elected TO Congress ~ FederGltst. He
IL the man who cams 70 Mr.. Clay In 1875 and
tried to make bargain with him, or ct least
held out tempting offer to him, namely, that
be should be Secretary OF State, to vote for Gen
jackson and be 10 the man who led the Gener.
d 70 believe that Mr. Clay and Nr. Adams had
made corrupt bargaia. He 10 the man who
heard this charge made, reiterated and the
changes upon Il ruDg oil over the country fol
fifteen o. sixteen years, and yet knowing II to
be false, never oontradcted Il. he u The mSa
who said 10 Gen. Ciinch. In 1914. that be could
make those Dotchnen in Psnnsylvania believe
mat ". Folk vas better pro.ectsue tariff man
than Ne. Clay and he u the man who took the
stump In Pennsylvanis in the fall OF 1874, and,
~ pledgiDg hk Aower Of ge~siemaa 70 the
people Of that State, Inst As. Polk vas bstsee
protecttve-tsrW man than Mr. Clay, ID make
them believe II, and vote tor Mr.. Polk, whereby
they lost the tariff Of l842, end hs got the once
o. Secretary Of State, al Of which be knew BE-
Iorehand would take place and he v the came
nan who sid 10 speech in the Senate, that "a.
best protection TIE sssss dctsres could hare ,oas
Low wAoEs-.bring wages down TO TEN CENTS
DAT, and they would need no other prosec.
ton
Now, who does not know who yas. Buchanan
H.
The above is who James Buchanan
WAS, bW he 10 now not the same person.
His name Is now JANIS Is. CIxcIssArr
PLArToan,' and, As he has destroyed
bis identity BY becoming the Cincinnati
Platform, the old charges and objections
should no longer be urged against him
IN his new eristencs and when the hour
OF his 6nal dissolution arrives, and he is
to be buried in the silen, grave, il cannot
Be said that great statesman "has gone
TO that home from which no traveller re.
'u'ns;" but il will simply Be said "Me
old Cincinnati Plalfrons Is Dead"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11

0Ieet W e6tef0 A4llroAo.
Our paper goes to press on Friday
morning. hence we canno, give the pro-
ceedings of the G. w. r. r. meeting
this week. The delegations have already
arrived, from Clinton and johnson coun.
ties. and the prospects for large meet.
ing ar, good. One Of the delegates in.
forns Us that The citizens of Cananchs
alone subscribed $4,000 stock in ,hi.
road /; aud thu. the people along the en-
tire line are taking hold Of the enterprise
in earnest. Engineers started yesterday
10 make preliminary survey from Big
Rock to Iowa City, 4 report from whom
as well as from tho delegates returning
from Iowa City, will Be given At the
meeting in this place on Wednesday
next, q, 2 P. NJ.
We will speak farther Of this projec,
next week.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11

For Cedar County will be held a, the
Cour. House, 10 Upton, on Saturday the
18th OF October, 1855, for the purpose of
nominating candidate for Delegate 10
me State Constitutional Convention.
Distinguished speakers will be prese u.
and address the Convention.
Come one and all.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11
The Marion Meeting.

oA~ ~oA A~A ~SVO2AAAs
This was the largest meeting We have
heard Of being held in the interior Of
Iowa.
The weather was coE-n having rain
ed for days before, and was still very
windy and chilly, on tina, day, 30 much
50 tina, the speaking, which was 10 come
of in q grove adjoining the town. was
made Of short duration.
The banner. born BY different deiega.
tons were worthy Of notice, . few Of
which we will give. On one was the in
scrip.ion "Liberty and Enion." TINS
headed procession. On another was =
picture Of a dog barking q. hole 10 q
stone wall-under it was the words
DOG Noble still at Tie Hole"
On another was pictures Of jug, a
Bowie Knife. a Revolver aud CANE, and
under i, the words democratic .drgu.
msnts."
On another Was u picture Of 4 white
man kissing = black woman, with one OF
"Desdemosas children" kicking up bis
heels in the rear. with wool on one side
Of his head and har on the other, and
under it these words Southern Rights."
On another was representation OF q
red nosed old man with big cor pora.
ton offering q lank looking man dime
and under i. the words TIN Cenis is
Enough"
On another vas picture OF = dim.
and . sleeps head and hoer and under i,
the words Buchanan pay and fare"
On ano,her banner was the words
Wen gire EN- Jessie.'
On another was q representation Of q
Mustang colt pacing up to the White
House, while far behind HIM was an Old
Gray Horse with big negro hold of bis
tail, while the Old Gray was raring and
pitching to get along bu. was held back
by the buck negro, and under this was
the words Too much Dead Weight"
There were numerous appropriate
notices and many other banners but we
canno. call them to mind now.
The Marion Brass Band, and Cedar
Rapids Band paraded the streets leading
the professions, while the Marion can.
non was sending forth It's thunders.
In all i, was a glorious day and struck
!errors 10 the hearts of the Bucha nan
pro-slavery party. gave them fore.
taste Of wha. is to follow in November.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11

Pennsylvania Sure A. Fremont
A. an indicaiioa Of The result IN Penn,
We have only 70 refer 10 ,hs daily changes,
from both Fillmore and Buchanan, OIL
their leading papsrs; their best and mo''
Influential men and The masses Of the
peopls. h 10 now confidently asserted
BY both Fillmore and Fremont papers
that Buchanan viii not carry but tw'
counties, Berk and York. and fhe lose'
ground a. be has heretofore sntil the
election, be will not carry even them.
l, has been asserted and claimed By
The Buchanan party, that Fremont has nc
supporters in Philadelphia. Attic open
ing Of The campaign it 10 true be had but
few followers in tina. city, but how 10 il
now. We can only judge from the tone
Of its papers, which now stand ~ fol-
lows:
Two months ago there was but one
Fremont paper there, now there are siz
Of the mos, influential daily papers sup
porting him. Vix:-The North .dmeri'
can, The Bulletin, The Sss, The Times
The Ners and the German Free Press
Only spo are left to support Buchanan
and one TO support Fillmore.
Truly, this shows plainly how Eastern
Penn. will 60. The papers are an in
dex Of the voice Of the people-slx FOL
FaIxoSr, TWO roa Oh BucK and ON,
ron FILLxoaE.
As Pa. goes 50 goes the Union. Pa
has never ye. lost her vote, and will il
November cast it for Fremon, and secure
his election.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11

We feel confident that this lis, should
be al least / 900 and If il was not a.
The TN Of taking census il is now, and
by uext spring, may safely be counted al
over 1900.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11
Judge Wording Of Karin. w;...,

Judge Wording, Of Racine, Wiscon.
Gin, like Judge Doolit.le, supporter Of
PIERCE in go, make bis first speech for
Fremont on Thursday last. He is one
Of The ablest men 10 Wisconsin, Racine
presents Strong. Worden and DooIuls,
- among her contributors to Fremont
army from old line Democrats Of
the best men within her borders.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11

n We would remind the Repdbli.
cans of this vicinity to be on hand al the
Club Meeting next Friday evening, be.
ing the nigh. previous to The county con.
vention. Business Of Importance 10 to
be transacted, and j, is hoped full house
will be had. We wish to meet and con-
GRADUATE ourselves over the brigh, pros.
poets in view Of the coming election.
The cause Of Freedom is gaining ground
and terror fills the hearts Of the Buck
Africans. Let "a meet and rejoice, and
make our arrangements for a complete
victory.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11

- The husband OF beautiful wife,
upon returning home one day, was me.
~ one Of Lis offspring. all smiles. clasp.
ing bis hands saying, Pa. Mr.. B. has
been here--hs's such q nice man he
kissed " oil aTssnd and mother toe
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11

Farms for Sale,

i. 49,. "a ~ Tow. - .own.IlP, .o' III, ms.s
fence, Is acres If Timber.
Also kiosTv Acass u ast elass PaAIAin .sd. stsAis
= felx IevssnS Esssh Of 0sIsa ChOsA sud II sood
oErTL4nsHr.
AZ o-klossv Acass = BAsasss sd Iinssa, siss.,.
near CsDAa kIvse, milss nosth u socRIsffa hes
good Frame Besss = I0s fs1eea aaa
eone SAILING done rri III Per se,e
ALso--A GREAT BARGAIN,
0OuD STOCK FAM.
- As,s Of ssoA iAs1 9. sais.
PhIOg. eiM. OF ~ shovs ieNA, 100 sorss
= roe D.v eAasIso IAse, : asrss VI TIMBER. and .
ssrss nsADow Lara the eaoye . ss.s Il UstAsns
sna IN acres Of Dosfun LAap The whole NJ sogssAA
WITH plenty 81 WOOD and vsis. q hssA
Enquire Of WELLS 6PlCER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11
GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD MEEIZNE!!

A 1EErISG viii be held at the Court House
n in TIPros, on
Wednesday. the l6th inst,
1t O'Clock. Addresses will be delivered by
Gea. G. D. STCAR1. President and Eagins q, 81.
10, by other competent Railroad men, who are
mstiag investigations respecting tie route, and
will then ieport
Come 70 IL mee.inr, ard hear Of the progress
II one of III most important enterprises ever
pr j,cted in Iowa or the Great West
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11
Census Of Cedar County.

The returns f,on the assessors being
all IN, we have footed up the resul, as
follows
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11

Gov. Reeder, in his speech .. SYRIA
cuse said Ill Kansas Is lost to free
dom, all Is lost" Three slave States
carved GU. Of it, and seven more TO be
created out Of other Territories, iE oil
ten. will be the result in bis opinion, il
border rufianism nov sacoeed in ito
struggles against sonssitutional liberty.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11
Ho! For Rock Island.

A mass Convention OF the Freemen Of
the North 10 10 be held on the 18th inst. !,
At Rock Island. Many of the mos, dis
tingu shed speakers in the Union are ex.
pscssd to be present and extensive pre-
partitions are being made to entertain oil
9ho come.-Ear. Gox.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11

We do hope the citizens will take
more interest in the mater and BY % do
ing, by the next year We can have fine
fair ground fitted up 10 the right kind Of
style, and compete with any other coun.
~ Of the State.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11
- r. MAHONE = DRO.,
u 7 A [ L g I )

ONE door below Myres' Hardware bhxs.
" All work entrusted to our care WI, %
attended 70 promptly, made In the LATEST asn-
ioas, and warranted n give eats's sstUiasho"'
Clarg~ rsasosabiA. Give ~ . call. go,
Upton, Sept ,eS. d"H
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11
SAMUEL DEWEL,

sURyEYoA At TIrToN AhD anNRnAL
LAND AGENT.
WILL attend promptly 10 all business ressar.
ing an agent; such -
Pa YJNG OF TAXES
Buying and Selling on Cousnsissisn,
ring rspsctisg lssds this epsssy &c.
srsaas ard s-isss ohscs ef BY Ca.
iLS isss eunre.
pok SALE. -Lets : sna B. Eicei n Ia The Of ss
rhestsr agsn ssch 10 satnsssd q msorsbis wsllhg
ee.,.r md ssi Asa Lea Diseh -. the ~ kecA
. ter ~ kxnuaa DgvRu-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11

q
On last ThaSdsy Il shs County fiis
. tolersble god turn on was I'D. The
articles on exhibition were not - na1Dss.
Gus ~ the year before, sor.ws might say.
was % much in,srsss manifested, Jet the
different paris Of the County wers Ill
represented. The premium list was :
good one and there should have bssn
more competition.
There were Two competitors Of female
squessrianship, As. johnson and Miss
Whittier. The premium Of Is was
awarded to the latter.
The stock Of horses on the list was
greater in proportion han that sf any
othef articles.
The following 10 the list Of premiums
awarded:
List Of Premiums Awarded q the
Fourth Annual Fair. Of the Cedar %.
Agricultural Sooiety.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11
Political Meetip1s

Viii be held for the purpose OF discus.
sing the principles a, issue in the prssen,
cnmpa On. as follows.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11
Douglas Voting his Ticket

The Dubuque Republican gives the
following, which happened on The train
Of cars on the G. and G. U. u. r. R.;
which was conveying passengers and
speakers 70 the Grand Pro-S!avery fz.
gle at Galena, Of which flaming poster.
were sen. all over the country. Douglas
was on the cars The Republican says
The canvasssrs did not know Douglas, sod
when they came to him, while going throagh
the cars, the following conversation TOOK piece
Caarasser.--Who do you vote for. sir Bu-
chanAn vi Fremont
D,xglo,.-(Angrily looking up from the
2crussi OF the Chicago Ttmss) vote for the
HevI ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11

Wells spicer, J. w. Cat,ell, and other
Republicans Will be present. The Dem.
ecrats promise to have speakers on hand.
Come and near and Judge for your.
selves.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11


4 yell tnpssved Fssu Pssssss Grove The Nastoa
$50 D.ssnpSs Rod With smbsr and yseh thsrsA
veil Improved farm Sugar Creoh, ~ miiss !se.s
Upton. vosd snd water IN sbsnd .nc~.
Farm In YsnAes Drove Prairss % ID
obes, fair buildings Ard wsss. two stsfy
houss Bty - fess COED vs Of viii gsA supply ef
other lots 10. mssion. Alsa Agent eS los
Uroa CIR. Nebsasas Territory.
Orrics A. RxaiDsscs, STAINS ApeHioB.
SAMUEL DEWEi.i.,
General Land Agent st Ttpton Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11

kleS o. kxe0l00y AW1IQo0 " the
Fourth Annual Fair, Of the Cedar %.
Agricultural Society.
First Class-Horsss.
J. H. Birelsy, Best Stallion, IS 90
VIM. Long. I'd DO do 8 90
John Bunker, "a do do l so
J. H. Birel.y, Best Mare, 4 90
Valentine Hoon, I'd do DO 8 90
VIM. Mason, Sd do do l so
Valentine Hoon, Bes. Spring Coli, 2 90
Solomon Kes,er, % do do ! SO
s. w. Gregory, Best 2 year old c., 2 90
WIN. Mason, I'd do do ! so
VIM. Bandeen, Bes. y'r old colt, 2 90
Emanuel Young, ed Bes. l 90
VIM. Fraser, Bes. pair horses, 8 90
Shaw and Bagley, I'd Best, 2 90
A. NJ. P. Whittier, Best saddle
VIM. Haskins, Best Gelding, 2 90
J. H. Bierley, I'd Best, ! 90
Second Ciass-Cattle.
Chas. Ford, Best bull over 3 yrs S6. 90
J. Madden,2 do bot Of W. Long g. 90
WIN. Longs do 200
P.D. Humphrey ,bes, bull over 2 yrs 800
Alex. Cout,s, do do / yr SOC
ID. w. Gregory. best tuli calf 500
y. y. Weeks, 2 do do 100
David Hill, best cow over 8 yr, 800
Moses Bunker, 2 do do 200
AMP. Whittier, best 2 yr heifer 400
Moses Bunker, 2 do do 100
do do best yeafling heller zoo
J. w. Handlin, 2 do do LOO
Moses Bunker, best heifer calf 200
p. Fleming, 2 do do LOO
J. w. Handlin,be yoke work oxen 2 90
H. G. Latham, 2 do do 100
J. w. Handlin, best fated beef 200
Third Ciass-Srine.
Samuel Handbook. Best boar, % 90
VIM. Fraser. I'd Best 2 90
James Ford, Best SOW and pigs. 4 90
VIM. Fraser. Best boar pig, 2 90
do do do SOW pig, q 90
H. c. Horn, I'd Best Berk. hire pigs, l 90
DO do I'd do China pigs, 90
Fourth Cass-Saeep.
E. J. 4 H. Williams. Bes, buck, 90 90
G. 4 H. Bailey, I'd Best. 2 90
E. J. & H. Williams, Best ewes, 8 90
g. & II. Bailey, I'd Best. 2 90
G. & H. Bailey. Best Shepherd dog.2 90
Fifth Ciass--Impiimenss Manufactured
in the County.
H. Welty, Best sausage cutter, 81 90
Sirfh Class-.Mechanicoi Productions.
E. j. Hilton. Best cabinet work, 81 80
Seventh Class-.4grieltaral.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-11

Name single Buchanan Newspaper which
has insisted that Fremont WAS Catholic. Ere
monts religion has never been subject Of com
ment BY the De.av-sstic presses, and the Ga
zeste man knows it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

This v,r,, make the average age Of the STU
dents about 90.
About two hundred students ooA'" ,r;ro
within the precincts of the UniversHy' ~ho,s
four hundred, or nearly twothirds Oh 'no 80
number to End accommodations at tne
houses in the vicinity. The dormitories within =.
precincts and at the neighboring boarding noo'e,'
are nearly all fully occupied, and 1t is now oin,eu'
to fnd suitable accommodations nearer tnan 0H~
lottesville. The provision for lodging ana ooaiu'
Ing the students has not kept pace Win inc f"p,N
increase of numbers This state of things oemanos
the prompt attention of the Board OF Fisitors snu
the Legislature. Passing over higher CONSIDERS
lions which will be suggested to the minus OF a'''
the financial aspect of the case worthy OF no'ee
For every student who is debarred from enterins
the University by the want Of suitable accoinino
dations the institution loses about Sl0O IN feef.
Dormitories similar to those within the prec'ncts
can be erected for about $3.50 Two students are
assigned TO dormitory, and pay rent OF Sl6 (Se
each0 which exceeds the interest on the cost OF
erection. The loss of two students occasions
loss of 300 in the way of fees, sum nearly sum-
cient to provide the accommodation which would
secure their attendance. These facts are sugges'
tive and Ithe proper authorities should look into
TIE matter.
Upon recent visit to the University, we were
struck with the silence and order upon the GROUNDS
1t woald be difficult to imagine 600 young men, or
q sixth of that number, at the institution, except
by visiting their lecture rooms. Every Virginian
rejoice the steady growth Of this great seat
OF learning, which Is destined, in all human pro-
liability, to become of the first Universities Ct
the world
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18
Rev. DIR. HOge.

We understand that DR.. Hoge, of this city, has
not decided to accept the call to the Presidency
Hsmpden Sidney College, but has the matter yet
under consideration. His congregation are natu'
rally opposed to parting with pastor, whose able
public minstrations have given such great salts.
faction, and who, in private intercourse is one Of
the most genial and polished of gentlemen. The
call to the Presidency of Hampden Sidney is a
high tribute to the brilliant talents and scholsr
ship of DR.. Hoge; but we hope, nevertheless, that
he may fnd it consistent with his sense of duty to
decline the proffered honor. 1t has become pre-
valent custom, but one which, we think, would. in
this instance, at any rate, be more "honored in
the breach than the observance" to call the most
distinguished and efficient pastors from the charge
OF congregations, whare they are making them
selves eminently useful and depositing them in
state in some splendid literary mausoleum, where
they are shelved in company with those classic
heather, Virgil Horace, &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-18

nISPATCH hTEAT POWER
IL PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
Main, Corner of Thirteenth street,
RICHMOND, VA,
j. ID. HANlNIERSL 81 CO, Pfoprietors.
Country Merchants and others visiting Richmond
are invited call at the Dispatch Steam Job Printing
establishments and examine the largest assortment Of
Types and materials for
STORE BILLS!
70 be found South of MASON and DIxon's Line, and
to which all new Improvements in machinery
and Fancy Type being constantly
added, as fast produced.
CARDS
of every description printed in
GOLD, SILVER OR FANCY COLORED INKS
on Plain, Enemeled, or Colored Paper, in the
neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms.
CIRCULARS
executed In the best style of the art, and large
assortment of fine paper kept always on hand
BILL HEADS
printed good paper In superior manner and ruled
to any pattern desired. The facilities for
executing this description Of Print
ing are unsurpassed.
Checks, Drafts, Notes, &C.,
neatly printed in every variety of style and finish,
bound or unbound. All the new and hand
some designs for this style of work will
be found at this establishment.
MAMMOTH POSTERSl
on plain colored paper or In colored ink. This
office hiss better facilities for this kind of print
ing than any other Office in this city. In
short every description of Printing
executed on reasonable terms for
cash, with neatness and
se6 dispatch.