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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-08

The next breeze from the South may bring
to us the clash of resounding arms, Virginia
cannot remain neutral in this contest. She
must unite with the Confederate States in re-
sstance to Lincoln's despotisn, she must,
by simply remaining in this Union, con tribute
her money, if not her men, to the subugation
of her Southern sisters. We predict that the
entire South viii now be driven to make com
mon cause in defence of their common safety
against a common danger. He that is not for
the South is against her. There can be no
middle ground Men of Virginia choose ye
whom you Will serve.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-08

A lap-dog recently brought $1,000 in London
by auction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-08
LIRE INSURANCE.
Incorporated 1872
THR VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE iSSUR-
ANEE COMPANY .

tluGGfp0ihtou 1905
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSUR-
ANGE COMPANY. ass
~ Ordee No. l3i Main Street, Richmond. II
CAPITAL and SURPLUS, $3.50 900.
This Company has the ad antsge of sessty- s~ven
year. experiences in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor OF the public during all
Of thai period, needs no special reeommen ds,ion
to the citizens Of Virginia. 80
1t effects Fire Insurance in city and country and
Marine Insurance to all parts OF the world.
It's cash capital snd surplus are As above and It's
affairs are managed prudeatiy, bat literally, and
It's rates are ~ low - those OF any other good IN
stitution. pIREcroks.
WI. .Cowsrdin, ! :. Wadswohh, Patrick Caller.
Joseph Allen, Wa. Beers, Geo. w. smith,
Horace Z. Keas. Thos- ssm.on, ,. I, Winston.
VIM. Palmer, Chas. w. Purcell, Jao. .Gordon.
Alex n; Parker, Jos. r. Winston, Arch. ThonAs.
Jas. A. lnioes, H. A. Claiborne,
Apply to the President Secretary. In psfson
or by letter. WI. cowAkDlN, President.
WA. WILLIS, JR.. Secretary Js s-ts
As AGENT Of .svsrsL hrst class flkk IN
n SuKANGI COMPANIES, the uHdsrsiansd v
sHoRT-TgRM POLICIES.
| to Protect Increased ssosks Of goods daring sAs
| coaing season. *E
MERCHANTS desiring aaaitisssl iAsarsnss ass
solicited 10 call On j. h, NONTA6Uk "a
- L-stawts Aerehants Insurance Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-08
From the Danyille Register. ]

Until this address had appeared in print, we
We're unwilling to believe that any individual
elevated TO the Chief Magis tracy of this ma
ton, though elected upon a sectional platform
and by sectional party, would dare to APP
preach the discharge of his lofty trust with
the declara tions of Il higher law doctrine upon
his lips-pronouncing miserable threat
excuses the laWleSSness OF those of the other
with one breath essaying to weaken the
thority and restrict the jurisdiction OF the Su-
preme Court while with another he iutimates
that well defined provision of the Consttu-
ton cannot be carried into effect, on account
of the opposing moral sense of the Northern
community.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-08
The Virginia Press on the inaugural.
We make n few ex tracts from our Virginia
exchanges showing the feeling created by Mr..
Lincoln's Inaugural in this State:

exchanges showing the feeling created by Mr.
Lincoln's Inaugural in this State:
From the Norfolk Herald.J
1t has utterly extinguished our small ray OF
hope in Mr.. Lincoln's conservatism, winch ne
had kindied up since his arrival in Washing
ton. The address is offensive 10 the Southern
people. Ii Will arouse the Indignation oil the
true men of the North, Who, having seen III
the results of the recent elections that there
was an earnest desire in all the border slave
States to restore the Union upon honorable
and far grounds, now discover that MIR. Llu-
coin, eiec ted by a plurality only of the votes
OF the American people, inclines TO cut the
GordIan knot OF our difficulties with the
sword.
The action of the conservatives in all the
Border Slave -co-operatIves, we hope
Will demonstrate their devotion to Sc uthern
rights and Southern honor, ana dissipate the
impression unfortunately created IN the can
Yass Tor the Convention, that we are " sub
missionists -
We look to see the Virginia Convention
taking firm and decided ground. Let no Black
Republican imagine that Virginia will fail To
be united in resisting the invasion of any por-
ton OF the South, any other attempt 10
coerce the States which have resumed the
powers formerly delegated by them 10 the
Federal Government
Mr.. Lincoln has committed 4 capital mis-
take-such a one as Talleyrand pronounced
worse than IA crime He has offended tn {
4mer lean people, May we not soon look for
an auxiliary revolution in the North--and the
downfall OF Black kRepubicanism-in the per
son of its imbecile head? At all events, we
| are confident that the Conservative Conyen-
| ton OF Virginia will do its duty. We have
| elected true Nirginians, whose action we can
| sustain without fear of furnishing Virginia :
! honor and with perfect confidence i'll their
wisdom, patriotism and love for the ms titu-
| tiCnS OF our State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-08
rFrom the Parmviile Innrnal

We have been as much attached to the
Union as any man i'll il, and regret much
as it is possible for any one to do, that causes
have arisen to make necessary its dismember
ment. Yet, now that such causes do exist,
and believing that Mr.. Lincoin's policy will
tend only to increase and magnify them, we
cannot hesitate TO express our sincere cOnyic-
tion that Virginia should no longer delay to
sever her connection with the North-that t
both her honor and her interest require her to
part company with those who will not regard
her rights, and a longer connection with
whom would place her in an attitude of hos
tility TO those TO whom she ought TO be united
by every tie that can bind Il people together.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-08

This Is direct declaration Of war against
the seeded States. 4 denial that they
out of the Union imposes on him, in his view,
the necessity of enforcing the laws of the Gen
eral Government, as though they had not de-
clared their connection with that Government
at an end. Descending 10 particulars, he an
nounces his intention to collect revenues in
those States. He intends to wiring tribute
from an unwilling people, and To force them
to contribute towards the expenses of Gov
eminent no longer recognized by them. He
also intends to hold the fortifications in those
States, and of course will ret take those now in
the possession of the Confederate States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-08
From tie Wheeling Union. ]

We have believed thPt war could have been
proven ted by the prompt and decisive action
of Virginia. We have believed that she had
it in her power to preserve peace, and at the
same time to secure her own rights agains /
any future violation. To this end have
advised, urged and implored our fellow -cti-
Zens Ia act with decision and courage. Too
many of them have been deluded with a vain
hope of peace to be preserved by tame sub
mission TO wrong. If the Inaugural does not
now undeceive them we dread 10 think of the
terrible events which are soon to scatter all
hopes except those which rest upon the
armed battalions of free people. God save
Virginia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-08

TBr RspAr, March Z 1861.
1,ha Convention was called to order AT the
peusl hour, and opened with prayer i'y the
- Dr. MOORE, Of the lst Presby terian
!shurch-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-26
!. A. = = s 1G,
Candy Mandatory.

4Aasin-et.s Dstwcsn Atn ana otn,
k&Oh ......lU a.
n In AIS on hand, large assortment vi PiAin
"A and y xney gApales. nan brois, LoIeD gs4, Ac.,
at the lowest priees. lmch2o dUml
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-26

kNs hOUPS TREAA aa1.S,EAfI,
A MN sappiy of Trcss Hoops, OF tho sises
{ usuatly wanted, together with . general -
sortnentof Coopcrs Tools, just received, and fuv
sale low by s y 3 II Hr fbbGGTK TEX 4 En- Il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-26

GEo.r ANDKRsoN, ALEX. RARcLAy.
HyyLguxgRD DlNlStS-
BANKING HOUsE OF
Geo. q. Andersen 4 Go.
HAvETHIs DAY ADMITTED AS A PART
/ HKR IN the Banking Busintsr, ALKx. BxEcLXY,
who has been my Teller for The last fix years. .
The business will hereafter be conducted under the
arm and style Of
GEO. G. ANDERSON = CO.
Being one Of ths oldest Banking HosAes (if DOT
the olnssil in Iowa, the new iris soicis contis-
uxnce VI former paEonAse1e literally - tended
to them. A ~ Nsa &@@e ss8@e
They will n axe Collections and remit--fessKk.
chanre--vD tbs day Of payment, freeof charge.
Their references arc as formerly BY the senior
partner, VIZ:
REFERENCES:
Winalnx LaniEx 4 Co., RAnkeTs .Ne4-Ynrk.
Park Bank, N. r.
Edward w. Clark 4 Co., Phil iiAdelphiA.
-ftaprr fat1A4 q IsTnsn Uanksss, BestsH.
Howard Ranking Com raDy,
Holman i AHeipcks, Chicago.
Marine Bank; -
Farmers. Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Mechanics bank,
kramsr hahn. bankers.
aiimors brotbert9n, Banker Cincinnati
A. H.. Hunt l. Co.. Bankers, Louisville, KY.
State Savings Instilutiou, ~. Louis, Mo.
Keok uk. Ian. L, 't5. aE0. g. AM DEHS0N.
)anI6u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-26
MOt0SAeS.

n n BBIS. Plantation and sugar house, IN luA.s
OO Abbls and kcgs, for sale by
KEAtUuG ElRGf,
20 SIS Main.ft.
iL-IAUI, hkJ LIIEp AND NlsSuNel IN suA-
- W. IL AUSTIN 4 co.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-25
SEWING MACHINES.
l.. CORN ELL & co.'s
Family aud Manufacturing
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
TAGGART Il FAKR'S PATENT.

are happy to say to the thousands who are using
machines, and the thousands tina; them. that
each machine tears the patent license stamp of
GROVER d BAKER. elias Hove. ir.. and all persons
selling or using them secure against any n4oesa
tinn.
Oar Machines are now jus; what We want them: in
drert competitions and equally popular fasls with
The besi mae and highest priced chimes in any
te< and they still spd a; SO and 8 II. including
IiemUyr lnf which have several styles. Needles.
and everything necessary e Their in family or shop.
1hls EaAes thoa sl the Chga est. legitimate and
class Hschsne IN HtaTket.
In justice 20 eur Machines we'll our customers
Es oaeE TO rs lSsffAe MONEY in sI&ty days oraus
chine which does rot wholly satisfy the purrhaser.-
This feature sioh@ makes our machine Worth much
than 2ag ther. thSrS is necessarily some ris. in
tgyin. most machines.
frw II its superior qualities these:-It uses
straight needle; has great space under the ara:
fr IA tao common spools- neither being fastened and
tosl. IN sst hinges secured from dust and
Exposes 10 i' It's lever parcase Is greater than that of
any other EacllEei has but tga e-uiaiing screws
and both shove and in font:the driving heel is en-
TREY outside u the table, ii requires aeratian for
ally Areties OF work II EiccTrajHy do Gtater graler
variety Of g0rk than any machine among tire hundreds
IN " hch acquainted: its tension is perfect
runs easily and stiil: 1t foher- HorDdy: nuvices
lgc IL. Nont ether Ill -atisfy here is known
We can safely say th"t no piece Of laor-saving ma
chimney ever RAPIDLY into universal tss
wing machines Three years hss placed them in the
very front rGS. Of first class machines. and though
manufacturing facilities have been largely increased
have not 6e"a de 10 supply tn" demands during the
past S@as"n We fill all orders. We have af-
dcd t" SIS les the kEhsie Blake q johnson adjus
table II mncr and defy the world to produce
better srst rn ats for ding a.! kinds VI sewing and
let every who il interested in the
great improvement. in IN. machines whether they
v s :" purchase not. send for Descriptive Circular
and ample, of.t4tct
We must caution the public a. inst urincped and
perfectly irresponsible parties who have claimed to be
our successors, representing that machines
OF H. rket. and offer castawsy machine Of in its
place. We only sell our machines. TaCgaH *
airs patent. and the sole roprietors in the ght
Northeastern States. Address
l.. CORNELL d CO..
Post Office box 81, Chicago. III.
Call lh3 Lake Street 4 stairs Wool
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-25
PROP. L. MILLRR,S
HAIR INVIGORATOR:

An rrrrcTtyr SAVE AND ECONOMICAL *cowpoy-.n
- . ~
FOR RESlORtNG GRAY HAlR TO Its original
color without dyeing, and preventing the hair
from, tur nins Qray.
For PREVENTING BAIDNEcS md rur;ry i,
when ,here ia tho Iesa, narticIa az yitoiitv nv
n.ra,;ra anarov ra,n.;n;nn
~ p.,s,ISm e. =! .mEr ,-,n,v,,r
FUR RIM 'I>' oIoh AM bANpheff'
and all sutan-ons affections Of the scalp.
FOR BEAUTlFYlNG THE HAIR, impaitng to
it an unequaled gloss and brilliancv making
i, .oft and silky in its tayture and eapSin, II
- MI raaa;ly
M ~ 'uI. IL. sSia,y:., ~ ,u., .,
Inc Ecs. eo.eusy nm ing iheIeasink aeMana Ior
!his unequanea preparaon, cons.nce the proprietor
tha' ohe VIZ: o"y ~ o"y ~ asary 70 sa'siy us
ce,nihe pup''o y, w sup.'ior iu1hs.es over my
otheI prePafa',on az P,esen. ~ use ~ cieahses .he
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-25
Testimonials Oh In, Horace Waters Pianos
aud Mflnaieans.

The Piano came 10 hand, In first order. Ills
beautiful ustrAncn Mt and isake.'-Lee 4 Walker
fFjaseiPhia, Pa.
Tim Hewitt, Of Carthage. New York who has had
ohr ~ ~. Horace Waters Pianos writes as foows:-
- rcnt Of mine wishes me to purchase piano for
.eF. size ishes tie one You sold III December IsJ6.
Wy plan" Is becoming popular in this place, and ink
TAT introduce one or two more; they will he more
popular than any other make"
- u have TWO Of Waters Pianos in use in our SEM
mary Of which has been severely tested for three
5r" ad We can testify to their good gu ty and du-
ra1t ~ "dS GregoTy. .HoHat CarroH, MS.
III. WArgEs Rsa.-Dear Sir: Having used one Of
your PIANO f9rtes for two years past have found in
TerysHPerI0r tRstrument. ALuszo GRAY,
Prtae{pal Broo Allyn Hs.ghts seminary.
ae Piano !rcceiYed from sou continues to give sat
s'Actson regard it Of the best Instruments
the Liaee. james l.. Ctarke, Charleston, "a.
'Ihe Helodson has safely arrived feel obliged to
yea fry Your literal discOuHtwiII do all can for you
Ia Lhc.e parts.'Ker. d. Nc Cormick YQrqespike.SC.
i!s /. "i'o vas duly received. 1t came in excellent
c"t .i. AMI j. very much admired by my numerous
a. a. Accept my thanks for your promptness."-
ho1<'' Cooper, WarreahGm, Bradford county, Pa.
'four Piano picases we'll. Itsthe st one in our
County. '-Ihomas II. Latham. Camdetton, Ga.
We ar" very much Obliged to yoa for having sen.
S"@4 HE Instrument for $50, and shall take pains
/" ~ 0inJ'end IT, -Bfanh Held 4 Co., Bufdio Dem.
The Horace Waters Pianos known among the
very best We are enabled 10 speak OF these instruments
ceii5..t tone and durable quality ~. J. Erangetst.
s IF sa {. tsh mes q h Ms very
test 4tlH'y. CbrisitQH Intsthgencer.
"N.ti3'! At The State Fair displayed greater excel
~''-F "-iS department than the Horace Waters Pr
4I.as. - EARrchuaH
~ ne Horace haere Pianos built If the best and
mo-, thoroughly seasoned material. We have doubt
thatbayers can do we perhaps better. at this than
AL any other house in the Union. '.4droeate Jour
~ aters fianos and Melodeons challenge compare
son wan he hest made anywhere in the country -
U6ms journal.
Horace alers PjauDF ortes Of full. rich, and
even tone. and powerful. ".ten York Musical Rertfr
onr friends will find nj Mr. Wat.rs' s,nr. tho very
pest assortment Of Pianos To he found in the United
states, ard e urge southern and western friends
to give him call aheHeyer they 90 to New YORK s..
Trahams .Maga.,Re.
NarerOoms 333 Broad way, New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-25
Singers Sewing Machine.
BY STATE AUTHORITY.

Singers Sewing Machine.
FIFTY DOLLARS!
HAVING completed and occupied our great
i Il Fire-Proof Manufactory-the most perfecs
machine shop in the world-we have signaIsed
the event by producing . new Family sewing
Mae nine, containing the latest imprOvsmsnfss D
the very low price Of . a
FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction win leave the pub'ic:
without inducement or excuse for buying any o.
the inferior machfnfs which tnfffne0 0uf yat
ents. Competition will henceforth become IN
possible. very large reduction has been nses
in the prices Of all Of ,1E I
SINGERS STANDARD MACHIN8S
for rnarufae turing purposes, which ere wsI
known to be without any successful rival IN sns
market. Much has recently been published u
regard TO various stitches made by sewtng ~
chimes. We will take il for granted shat 81 -
world knows the fact, At Singers Mech!ns.s
make the hest stitch ever invented. and DO nn
the best style
Gs-send for y copy of l. NJ Singer + To-
GareHe which CONTAINS full Information eOoas
prices sizes ETC., Of sewing machines, and ss0 =
snpplied gratis I'm. SINGER CO,
Jan. 20. 1859: 45s broadway. ~ S~ss
4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-25
N O TIC L.
10 All Whom il may Concern.

'IHE UNDERSIGNED would especially warn
all persons from purchasing either Of the
following described notes Tor any note or notes
given ~ The undo rsigned To u } Madison in the
year irI4, rs they were obtained by fraud mis-.
reprrsntattoa, and without conside,atiDa and
WILL NOT BE PAID. These notes were all
given at one time, and are N ad' payable to b. J
Madison, or order and signed by mo. Thornton.
at buugeness, Clallam county, Washington Ter.
ritoFy, IN July, 1859; but whet the name ia
iuils stated on the face Of the notes, subscriber
does not Fcroilect. The notes fall due and are
al denominations as stated below, o-wit:
50 notes given July, A. d., 1859 oac thou
sahi dollars each, and due January lst, A. D.
iSoi. Also notes TO the amount OF seventeen
thousand dollars In one thousand dollar notes:
la'ihg Que on the tr.t day Of May, i D. 1861
fi.n5o and on the first day Of January, A. ID.
I3R2. ~ 900, aud in like manner thereafter on
hft days of January and May Of each year. one
thousand dollar notes will be due. at the rate Of
two thousand dollars year for eight years and
a nan. All OF the above described notes, and
indeed all notes that were given by the subseri
pei 10 said D. j. Madison, were obtained by the
same false pfetence, and viii not be paid.
JOHN THORNTON
clailam county, W. 7. (n204wl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-25
THE ONLY wAY.-BoYs AND GIRLS.

THE ONLY WAY.-BOYs AND GIRLS.
There are many ways to get rich, or to
become popular, but there is only one
way e become educated; and that way,
boys and girls, is BY continual applica-
''oa. Did You ever see boy or girl that
disliked to study, make much progress. in
educational pursuits !? While, at the
same time, did you ever know or hear Of
studious scholar fail in learoiuss Then
my young friends allow me to pu. you in
the pathway that leads to knowledge.
In the FIRST place, BE- content to study
In such books as a competent teacher may
put You. If he says you should read in
the Fourth Reader, do so whole heartedly;
and do not complain because he did not
pu; you In the Fifth Reader. Make it a
point to understand thoroughly all the
rules and definitions in that book. be- fore
you commence another. Our youth ,evea
now, are being spoiled, simply by running
over many books, and cot understanding
any thoroughly. Do not study to l4v
and be Idle tomorrow but study crery
day. have always observed, that such
students make unstable men and women
never cou,ent in.any occupation
Have fixed time for each branch and
apply yourself to that brancl the Who'll
time. II you get your lesson earned
before the time is up, commence On
new lesson ia the same book. When
there Is no school read good and useful
books. Have one ready at all times,
lying on the shelf, or in some convenient
place, so that you can use it every spare
moment. But besides all YOUR study,
aad application, remember to form no bad
habits if You do, your education will not
be worth much. Keep good company or
none; and have no very intimate friends;
but be friendly to everybody. More
anon. j. W. X.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-25

Which they determined to sell "a cheap as
can be purchased am here in the CITY for CASH.
Our motto is quick sales and Small Profits"
Any order from the country will he promptly
attended to: as much so a. if The purchaser " IS
present.
Mr.. Hoch having b en- encsrea in the Lumber
business for the last nine years II this CITY flat
tiers himself that he will he able TO render com
pete satisfaction TO customers. Give US a call
before purchasing elsewhere.
Mus catine. Iowa, April Isl lsGn.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-25
HoofIand's German Pills

being we'll known throughout Europe and America,
need commentator here. They are purely vegeta-
BILE prepared with great eNactness, and sugar
coated. Nobetter Cathartic Pill can be found. PRICE
25 cts. per box.
These medicine. are prepared by DR.. C. NJ. J.cxsoS
Il Co.. Philadelphia, Pa. and st. Louis, Mo-. and are
sold y and dealers in medicines every where
The signature Of c. n. JAcKsoS will be on the outside
Of each bottle or box.
In our 'Ererybody's .flmanae," published annual
". you will find testimony and commentary notices
from all pats ofthe country These Almanacs Civ
en- away by all our Agents. And in Upton by Reigar
4 Mcnamara, and Rochester by Nathaniel Baker, n
sprngdae b. ynos James &C.,, and in sviils
BY Chas. c. Stout.
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to lecture and present reports: sup't
Wells, Chicago; Rev. Geo. +. Magoun,
Lyons, Iowa; DR.. Totteu, Pres. 'Iowa
State University;" Hon. s. +. Cooper,
member OF the State Board of Educatlon;
with other active educators of the State.