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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-19

RICHMOND, Jan. 18Th, 1861.
To Messrs George W. Hobsan Samuel J. Har-
rison, K H. NJ eade, ?. 7. Moore, and others
GENTLEMEN: My attention has been called to
your letter in the Dispatch of this morning, re-
questng that would allow my name to te pre-
sented 70 the voters of Richmond as candidate
for the State Convention, to be held on the 18th of
February next. Unahectedly distTustful OF my
qualification for so high and responsible posi-
ton, it would be more Agreeable to me, person
ally, that the trust should be cOntded TO some one
more able and experienced than myself; but in
the present crisis of cur affairs, demanding, IN my
judgment, the promptest and most decided mea
sures Tor the protection and preservation of the
rights of Virginia, tin the Union, If possible If
not then out of it, | do not feel at liberty to
withhold from my native State any service which
so large and respectable portion OF my fellow
citizens may think 1t In my power to render. You
are at liberty, therefore, to use my name as you
Cesre, with the assurance that, should 1t he the
pleasure OF my fellow citizens of Richmond TO
confer upon me so distinguished trust, shall
endeavQr to dsch ar sc 1t with firmness and fidelity
W lille, gentlemen. | have conhded my name to
YOU. to be used you may deem best for the pro
motion OF those high interests SO dear to US ALL
YOU must permit me to express the earnest hope
that yoG wall at once Withdraw 1t whenever the
success of those interests and The cordial upon of
our friends shall demand it. Thanking you, gem
tlemen, for the kind and too partial sentiments
expressed in your letter,
am, very truly,
Your friend and fellow citizen,
ia Its JOHN U. SIEGER.
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Lars IksUkANcg.-It was the ConneGijeut
Mutual Life Insurance Company, not tbs
New York Life Insurance Company, which
in Thnrsdsy's sdvsrsisensnt dtaclaimed ths
visws Of the Commercial Adssrfis~.
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- THE CONvENTION-R. ~ DAN

Es THE CONVENTiON-R. T. DAN
81 TEL, EsQ.-On the 4th February the
right of suffrage will be exercised by the people of
Virginia for an election the most vitality IInpor
tant which has occurred IN .sr history. for 1t
is for members of Conve ntion who are to decide
he destiny ,perhaps.lor all time tocQme To us such
InauI,e shall the Convention consist of men who
have determined already that the Union should
be, and as as they can effect It, shall be, DIS
whose love and veneratlon for the Union of the
States is second only to their determination to
preserve unsullied the honor of Virginia! We
answer the inquiry: Give us men who will DIS
solve this Union as they would bury benefac-
not preference. Such a man is RALEIGH T.
DANIEL. and we Will support him az one of the
Representatives of Richmond with pride and
pleasure. -
UNION AND sTATE-RIGHTs MEN.
in l7-2t
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LETTER LIST.

I ISTOFLETTERS-Nem IN the ITCH
II MOND POST-OFFICE, on the 18th day 81
January, 1861.
n Published by authority of Act of Con gress I'm
the newspaper having the largest circulation IN the
District where printed. -
ma Persons calling for letters IN this List,will
please theY ApYERTIsKp.
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nLorlCM-I am now better prepared than ey

aJOTECE.--I am now better prepared than ever
~ to carry on me DIEING AND CLEANSING
business. IN all It's branches. Goods of all kinds
and ptons ed and cleanseu mot to look Ike
new, bat near as 1t Is possible for old goods to
look. Ny prices will be as low can put the NJ.
In order to finish my work properly, and viii
warrant that ali work left with me will be done
promptly, and as W ell as it can be done anywhere.
Gents Garments cleansed or re d, ed, short no.
tlcs. y, ii, DENNIS,
Franklin street, Hines old stand.
TO MERCH ANTS.-- Trimmings, Tasses.
FIinges, Buttons, &c, dy ed and rehnlshed
q. H. DENNIS, Franklin street,
la 49, eodSt" Opposite Metropolitan Haa
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sE- THERE WILL BE PREACHING
80 in the German Lan,uage at the BROAD
STREET METHODIST CHURCH. next Sab
bath TO MORROW afternoon, at 81 clock, by
the Rev. EDw. N. y. BLoGG of the Va. Annual
Conference NJ. r. Church South
Ths German community at large is respectfully
invited to attend. ia l9-1tN
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fIRE AND MARIRE hIShS IN Z ~ Wv
FAVORABLE TERMS,
Ia addition to the ordinary mode of Insurance
this COMPANY issues PERPETUAL POLlClES,
on Buildings on the payment of EIGHT ANNUAL
PREMIUMS. Property is thenceforth per nanentiy
insured. BY this plan saving is elected and the
risk and inconvenience of renewals are avoided; -
The policy can be Cancelled at any time by the
holder, the premium being returned less ten per
cent. .
Losses zspmptIy adjusted and paid.
Applications for insurance Will receive prompt
attention. DIRECTORS:
Cab. Workman, John H. Greanor,
John Enders, Geo y Palmer,
Sqm'l NJ Price, VIM. 8. TrIplett
B. f. Ladd. s. C. TGrdy,
John Stewart Walker, VIM. Currie.
Luther 4. Spilman, Jas X. CrenShaw,
Peter C. Warwick, John II. Williams,
Jas. 8 Kent, Mark Dowpey,
Horace z. Edmond, Thos. Jones.
Jas. M Talbot, Edwin A. Smith,
Griffin B Davenport, Ro. A. Pane,
Geo w. Yancey, Ro. p Williams,
Jos. Brummel, VIM. r Ragland,
VIM. Brent, Henry G, Cahell,
Ro II. Maurey, Geo. w. Royster, .
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR., Pres't.
CHAs T.. WORKMAN, Sec'y. de Sits
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MARIND lNTEELIQENCH.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY IS.
High Water this day Saturday lOx o'clock.

ARRIVED,
schr. ElLen Goldsboroush, Todd, Philadelphia,
coal, W. L. Staples
SAILED,
Steamship Jamestown, Skinner, n. Y, mdze.
and passengers, Ludam L w atson.
BALTIMORE, Jan. E.-Cleared, schrs. Clara
Belle, BIchmond Courier. Norfolk
NORFOLK Jan. I8.-Arrlved, ship Polynesia, l08
days from Bakers Island.
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r -.~S COMPANY "B,n 1st K EG'T Va.
"a vol u N T 4 r .-An adjourned g,
u ~ evening. the ga inst. at "a o'clock.-H
/ nose disposed to unite with the Company are III
requested to tie present There is every rea- -
sOn TO believe that the corps will speedily be or
sanlZsd. and if q sufficient number be enrolled,
The organic alton may be perfected at this meet
ing. Jas. K. LEE. icomm;ttse
ia 1876 j. +. g. POTTS. ooh"i''ee'
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60 TO JOHN sTEGER, ESQ

q - To JUHN q. NJ Et Eh, ElsV-
60 DEAR Sir: Believing that, IN the pre-
sent crisis of our country's affairs, the best and
most reliable men should be called TO the coun -
ellis of the State, and knowing that you posses
the qualifications requisite to represent the true
interests of Virginia the State Convention
about to be held, we earnestly request you to al
city as one of their delegates to SAID Convention
Very reSnpctfIIIlY.
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doom OF DEFILLE!
W it'll the following great cast:
Lionne Delaforst. (Lioness of the Forest,}{ Miss
Mrs Norl, "a celebrated actress,) 1922. joey.
Lieut.. Orville Ueville, tof the Provincial ANY,
X. =. Medium.
NJ. Delaforet, Ian exile. afterwards harl Glen LIE,
marx n nd e.i,SG,i
of the Lloness of the Forestl.-.-. W. n. Bailey.
Nero, the Negro Servant of orvIlie l. B. Pnlliips'
Hubert hyie- ----- $500 hdtS tnTMard
Eidred Kyle. Observation-Disclosures. JaGksoh'
oTn Oh ............-.-. " D. .haaou'
John Fielding ..................J.M NJ. Barron.
Col. Big ham .---- = II r. 49,
4deIaI de Iorr ...,..-. Miss ida Vernon.
Kate Kyle, tan Orphan l...Mlss saIile tartns Ton
Perdita. (the Lost Child Little Marie'
Kalou Oura. (the great Nj edlc ne OF ,
the Shen andoah nFr' tiefihdu'
Aunt Kcziah Mrs Jennie Partlnsson.
To conclude with the laughab'e farce of the
LOTTERY TICKET,
Norwood ................ :. Nr. +. Lamb.
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PE:CIAI TfCE.
> EDGAR'S PILE OINTMENT.

y EDGAR'S PILE OINTMENT.
RICHMOND, Jan. 16, 1861.
Mr.. F.. A. HUDNUT, druggist, corner Broad and
25th streets.
Dear Sir Having but little faith in advertised
medicines, was almost afraid to venture on the
trial of your PILE EMF; but admirIng
the fairness of your proposition to refund the
money If IL failed to cure, | was induced, IS y0p
are aware, to give it trial can but say il has
lieved me, and now find ease, although for years
1 have suffered terribly. / cheertnliy give you
permission to publish my letter, although through
deicacy | would prefer your inserting 1t IN the
paper over the signature OF SUFFERER,
la l9-lL@ No. - Maln sTeet
DENTtL NOTICE ,--The co-partnership OF
II HUDSON Il DAWSON is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, +. DAWSON retiring from the
Office on the LIST dav of February next; and K.
HUDSON taking possession Of II himself. All the
accounts due the off i'll be placed IN the hands
of Messrs REDWOOD Il kEAcH Tor collection,
who alone al author ed to receipt for the same.
f. +. S 3; Z ts 9osSoN'{ Dentists.
Richmond. Jan. Is, ISL. ia 1877
CEOR GlA STAT L LOTTERIES.
MCKINNEY & CO., MANAGERS.
The following are the drawn numbers Of Geor-
gia State Lottery. Class S2s, drawn at Savannah,
ia, January Is, 1861
IS % IL Al 80 e. 8 81 ID rs 81
Circulars sent Tree of charge, ~ addressing
MCKINNEY Il co,
jal9-lt* Savannah, Ga.
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YWSS MESSRS. EDITORS: Among the
sy~NSA many names mentioned by the people of
this city one of the delegates 10 represent us III
the State Convention. is Nlr. WM. =. DUNBAR,
a Young lawyer OF this city, gentleman of fine
attachments, refined manners, sound sense, and
correct, liberal and conservative views on ALL
subjects; A life long Democrat. though sup
porter of Douglas In the late canvass he could,
perhaps. command as large a support as any one
that could be named. Bot his pUltics should not
tie an objection. h would do justice To the POSI-
ton. Ii e is popular young man, and will be sap
ported bv the PEOPLE OF RICHMOND.
10 al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-19

g., FOR THE CONVENTIOy.-R F.
GA MORRIS will be voted for as one OF
the DELEGATES to the STATE COW TON,
from this city BY many voters, who appreciate
his peculiar fitness for the position
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INITIALS:
w NV SEQ Liberal Grove, 2. No A D.
Gee'y Metropolitan Grove. No4, U 40 D-Treas
Merchants ald Mechanics Bank-Editors Ma.
tional American.
ia I9-it THoS. b. BIGGER, Pm,
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TO JUDGE JSO. ROBERTSON


scxSs TO The PEOPLE OF RICH
GA MOND.-F ELLoW CITIZEN s-The
names of the following gentlemen are conhde nifty
presented YOU, as being every way suited to oc-
cupy the position of members of the State Conven-
ton, to be held on the lSth Of February next, VIZ
Judge JOHN ROBERTSON,
Capt. WYATT NJ. ELLIOTT, and
JOHN o. STtGER, Esq.
These gentlemen. /. is surely telIeved Will COM
mand the respect of ALL as it is most earnestly
hoped they will majority Of the suftrages Of
ia l6-2t* MANY VOTERS,
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M kerosine Oil ga clear, bright, and
beautiful article, for sale BY
JNO. w. GARLICK, Apotheeary, &C..
Market Flaoe, Franklin ct.
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~ Sporswood Hotel .iair-Dressins sa,
LOON.-GEO J. HISSEEiCH, the celebrated
HAIR CUTTER AND "A ARIs OF h os pRs9essSd
that he has taken charge of the new and elegant
y-fsted up HAIR Nc sALqoNs 1 1imss
be ready TO give HOT and COLD and SHOWER
BATHS. and attend to everythlng In the line OF
his nrofession ia 9-lmf
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60 TO THE VOTERS OF HAND
sS>a VER.-Mr. WILLIAM F. WlcKHAM
will be voted for as DEL EGATE TO THE TAT
CON VENT ON, from this county; by many voters,
who regard him as IN every Way lifted Tor the po-
sition. "a l5-l0t
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xas TO WINS. G. WICKHAM.-sIR The

- To WINS. &. WICkHAM.-SIR: The
~ people of Aenrico county will be called
upon to elect candidate, on the 4th of February.
10 represent them in a con VEN ZION. to assem-
bic on the 18th OF the same month, to consider the
most important and mOnentous question that any
people ever were called upon to consider. We, a
portion OF the voters of said county desire to have
the pleasure of casting our votes for you, Oellev
ing that you will, If elected, reflect the views Of
majority of the people of Henrlco county.
ia 19-it* MANY VOTERS.
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RIcHM oND THEA IRE.

nARICHMo TREAT
KUHKEL MoxLEY. Sole Lessees and Managers.
A GLORIOUS BILL NIGHT!
TO NIGHT THE GREAT LEDGER DRAMA
OF JHE
Doom OF DEVILLE!
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A Constitutions that have been nearly
worn out from Dyspepsia ard Disordered Bowels
and Lyer ear be snt5elg1 suIed p ne rsTo o se
had of ali the principal Druggists In Virginia.
Orders will be promptly filled, by addressing
ia l2-ts +. BAKER, Richmond, va.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

EA The Heme Article Semple's lnfalli-
BILE BAKING POWDER IS strictly a virginia
article, and is fast superceding all similar prepa
rations, being cheaper and better than any oths 81
in market. >6ive it a trial. For sale by all Drug
gists and Grocers.
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L Works for the immediate supply of some a.
90 feet b. NJ. of best WBIfE OAK TIMBER,
SAW according TO specifications, (which will be
furnished on applicatIon,i IN sizes from 10 inches
jaI9-6t J. K. ANDERSON 4 co.
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IA CephaIic Pills..For sale by
JNO. w. GARLICK, Apotheeary, &c.,.
Market Pace, Franklin 1T.
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:, JUNIOR VOLUNTEERS g
d the State Armory. on SATURDAY, Jan. 1911
81 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for Meeting and Drill.
Nils desired that every member will Re presen
~ as business of Importance Will oe broughE pc
coming members are requested to be present.
BY order of Capt. f.. \. GAY
ia I51bt~ JOHN H. ROC ERS. I'd Serg't
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A,JS HOWlTZER co, III LAT REG.t
fNl3 VA. VOLS. RICHMOND Jan. lstn
49,, Drill at MILITARY HALL, this tsAT-
URDAY) evening. at IL O'Clock:
1t is very necessary tnat recruits be present.
BY order of Capt RANDOLPH.
a Ell THEO. p MAYO. lst Serg t.
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"a BENRitD SQuADEON.-The or
aaniz alton OF 80 UADRON OF CAV
1SWsYa AIRY beirg authorized by Henrlco
cN County Court, citizens proposing to at
tach themselves thereto will please meet at tue
COUNTY COURTHOUSE on TUESDAY, the
22d day of January, at II O'Clock A. M.
The HENRICO TROOP will meet at the same
time ard place, in citizens dress, without arms.
Ia - At ]. LUCIUS DAVIS. Col SD Reg't.
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TYK. JAGKAOs,s COUGH sYRUP.-Pre-
IL pared BY the formula * the celebrated DR..
saml Jackson. Of phiadsIplia, snd we'll tpown
isvlation Of cou chs and Gods. '~ 81 =
MEADE \ BAKEk, PharmaeeptiSls,
l66 Main St.. corner ab1ye Post UHfoe.
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ROT CHAPPED II A NDS AND LIS
L There i 10 bettsr preparation than the IAN
DAL UsIAN bSlkto prepared ouy by
MEADE Il BAKER, PbaTmaoeutists.
ls6 Main st., fsrne5 above Post Office.
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EOARDIEG.

DOARDlNG.- have two ROOMS vacant one
ID suitable for family, and one suitable fol
young men. Location pleasant. within hive MIN
utes walk to the Capitol, and convenieut to tusl
ness OF the city. Several DAY BoAKDERS Cal
al so be accommodated.
CARLTON HOUSE, on 18th, between Broad
and Marshall Streets, hy Mks BASS.
ia II lw'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-31


THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for Fcbru-
ary is at hand. Tho tuble Of contents is
as follows: "Our Artist in Italy"
knitting Sale socks" Scupaug,"
"Cobblsr Keegars Vision" The First
Atlantic Telegraph" Lady Byron"
"Getting Home Again" "a Dry Goods
jobber in 1861" THE Old Homestead"
The p. ofessor's Story" "The Great
Losses" "E aPluribus Unum," with
reviews and literary notices. etc. The
art cles are written by such writer's AS
Harriet Martincau, Mis- Prescott, E P.
Whipple, J Russell Lowell,J. G Whit
tier, Paul Akers, aud .. W. Holmes.
We can furnish this, the best Of all the
monthlies, to our subscribers f,r 81 per
annun. Published by Ticknor 4 Fields,
Boston, Mass.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMAxAC.-We have
received a copy of the Tribune Almanac
for 1861. 1t contains the usual calen
dars, and also, the names Of officers of
the U. s., the ENJOYS and ministers,
members Of the Senate, politically CLASH.
fed, members Of the House, the various
national platforms, the election returns,
by counties, lists of State officers, etc,
ETC., compiled by j. +. Cleveland. Price,
single copies Is cents, 81 a dozen; 81
per hundred. Every citizen should have
one even if it cost him % cents Adj
dress. The TRIBUNE, l54 Nassau street
New York.
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LEAPING B FORE LOOKING - Mis-
sissippi seems to have leaped before she
looked. She has not dollar in her
Treasury. has not paid the member, of
her last Legislature. has no credit any.
where on account of her shameless re.
quotations, no military organization, no
food to speak Of, no money to buy it
with-and nothing but niggers and chiv.
airy. Having purchased the elephant of
secession, the next questio" il what will
she do with it!-Bu6nio Express.
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For So so We will furnish the A,'c~r
tiser and the Atlantic Monthly or Go.
d.y's Ln1y's Bunk for one year
For 81 80 we will furnish the Aaoer.
t;ser aud the Geaesee Furmer, for one
year.
For s2.75 We will furnish the Aaoer.
tisr aud Arthu-'s Home Moy,xi"e or
is'"rs"~'s IM'g"z'ne for Que year.
For 81 We will furnish the Prnir,;e
Farmer (week'y), the best agricultural
paper in the west, to our subscribers, for
one year.
For 81 we can furnish to our subscri.
bcrs, life Illustrated, u first rate family
paper. for one year.
Fo' fifty cents We can furnish our sub
scribers with the W"t.r lure Journol,
or the chronological journal, for one
year.
For 81 % We can furnish the .S"tur-
day EeOr";"g Post, "the Oldest and The
best for on. year to our subscribers.
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A Frenchman's View of the Results OF
Secession.

Secession.
And old French officer writes to the
Courier lies Flats Lnis that in the event
of IL dissolution of the Onion France
would rctakn Louisiana, according to au-
cent treaties; Spain would reclaim Flor
ida; England would appropriate Oregon
and several other States Mexico. under
English protection would retake the ter
ri'"ry Of New Mexico, Texas aud Cali
f"rn'a AS AN indemnity fnr'he subsidies
furnished t" the Mexican Government in
this war ayain~, the former United States
1t is Lnni- Napoleon VIII, would be-in
by very simple ard logical process of
r'a>"n'ng; for every one knows thar Ma
pole"n III, aims ut consolidating I'll that
Napoleon | had IN view with regard to
foreign policy.
Napoleon L., in 1903, ceded Louisiana
to the United States for the sun of Eve
millions of dollars which the Government
of the United States engaged t" pay to
the American merchants whose goods
and ships had been seized during tn" wars
Of the French Republic, from 1902 to
1901. Bat as the United States have
not paid the aforesaid five millions. and
as for more than forty years, we have
seen brought before Congress. session
aftc' session, French spoila'ion bill,
which has never been passed, therefore.
as soon as the Union shall be dissolved.
those who claim this sum will address
themselves to Louis Napoleon. and he
will pay their demands and rebuke Lou.
isiana. England, who sus' Gets some such
thing has already ordered several ships
of var to the Gulf of Mexico
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The TriJm has positive Informal
ton that it is the intention Of the rebel
leaders ut Charleston to attack Fort Sum.
ter as soon as their envoy returns :rou
Washington.
The recent charge of Judge Smallcy
conc,rning treason, has driven several
S"urherners from this city Gen. Thorn
ayen; of Ala anla, for the purchase OF
fire arms, departed SO hastily on Wednes-
day that he neglected to complete his
contracts.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-31

The TIpToN BASS BAND Perhaps
most Of our readers are not awar. that we
have fine brass band in this place
Such, however is the fact, and judging
from the music We heard one night last
week, the members have made good pro.
9 ess in learning the use Of their ins,ru.
ments. We hope the band will rcceiv,
encouragement from all our citizens. for
the members ought not to bear the whole
burden.
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n9- We learn that the whole indet

p- We learn that the whole indebt-
cdness Of our county, inc uding bouds, is
S43 600 that tie amount of warrants
outstanding is about $1,000. We can.
not give the amount of assets now, but
will soon do it in some Of the reports to
be published by the Clerk Of the Board
Of Supervisors. We also learn that the
amount Of county warrants issued siEc &c
the LIST Of July last is over Sl1 900
What blessing it is to have county
king.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-31

W The following is a list of the
Justices elected in this county last fall,
as far as received at the Clerk $ Office,
to whom we are indebted for the same
Centre-R. NJ. Long, Geo. p. Ingman.
Upton; j. W. Reader,and }. B. Wright.
Mlond-W. S. Cotton. A. T. Young
Doytoa-J. II. Patton. Dan. Remission.
limb. NJ. Wilson, Jac Armentr"ut.
Sugar Creek-Gilbert johnson, Aaron
Cri>man.
Rochestsr-E. C. Blackmar, J. W. jeff.
res.
Eara Isaiah Pierce.
Massilon-J. B. McGill. s. H. Bolton
Furmi"gton-Dan. Clark, JAS. Cooper
Pioneer-J. NJ. Downing, N. Mackey
Red Oak-J. S. Snyder.
Frevaont-E. Davidson.
Coss-Jacnb Shawber San'l johnson.
Spri"afeW-S. S. Sheerer.
Springdaie-John II. Painter, w. S.
Chase
Gower-F. c. Galbraith, s. II. Dixon.
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EsTRAY HEiFER AND STEER.

s>aken up by Thomas Finch. at his residence
L In Centre Township. Cedar c"un y. Iowa on
the 22d day OF November, 4. ID. 1861: said Steer
10 red with nn,ier Bit out If the left ear; the
bush Of the tail is whii--ring ar.und the tail
above the bush, and appraised ut Sill. said h-ii-
sr IL white. with red head and neck. with u
White tail and face. and supposed to lie one year
Old last spring. and appraised al S9aO.
AlDNZO SHAW, elk.
Geiar County lara.
Upton, Dec. 18th, A. J.. 1850. no5l-Jm.
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Had for Mr.. Ia nev.

The bred Scott decision declared the
prohibition of slavery. embodied in the
Missouri Compromise, unconstitutional.
Mr.. Douglas aud his followers have en-.
dorsed that decision a thousand t,mes'--
Mr.. Cr'ttenden now proposes to estsb.
lish slavery south of 36 deg 80 min !,
aud to prohibit Il NORTH cfMat line Mr..
Douglas and large number of his fol-
lowers endorse Mr.. Critteuden's propo.
sition.
Query What becomes of old Mr.
fancy and his decision p Chicago Tl.
Lupe.