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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
MATER or THE
w RnCBBRIDGE ALUH SPRINGS VA,

WATsR SE THE urv SPRINGS Y,
BOTTLED AT THE SPRIEGS
The undegned have itu' ed the house Of LAM O.
Co.. Druggists Richmond GI GERAL AGENTe Tor ie UNITED
The repu' alton OF tbs water me..nal agent Is establish
ed Virginia and many pats % the sovh rapid
established that Il Is Of the NV Mineral waters which wIA
bear rsnporsi ana that 6ls irn ave
years glass Without apr ta. damage ether o lis ste, s
medical qualities.
The many remarkable periu5ned BY IN Dyapt1sd,
- Dy', 80 - "'''' hit, D's'',. cru
Ccmr,<s Bronchitis FR,s 4o have arnti u Of
hs most iHnen medical mea In every eon a the country.
Dr. Gadhhgh 81 NeT ORLEANS, In truth suoE Of
water In Europe Imees rich IN medical sulttances that
Of RocAbiige AluU tp1irr7."
Dr. aoormsa resident physr the White Sulphur:
matter Of little impostGIc shat the public shai be fully
p'sef a the rt1a-kahle a the kccLbIIge sstr
Juovs especially Thy Lave cng Tsyrosck
rofS aud never, IN. o. these wafer l remedy been
found that deserye- the Of ptsCc Tor y,tE cure
Our psTDhlt Il Oiled with letters O. the Hst n.rGnt phys
ost clergyman. lEEyC and an CLASSES a. f5uct zcus,
Who certify their personal knOsge ana experience Of the virtues
Of this water.
bottling and transportation - ny Sclf',ry believe vii ensbo
demand
CAUTIoN-fhe unprecedented succsE Hi-ersl wss-
cay used a the fountain BY he vo Who have horgoJ
ah.r but By ny.ds at tr DIT at homes has naturally I'D
The eject to bring into % arse 10 som extent oleT vsiTA
beang sinir Therefore, Iss"rs who Tsh 20 mis-
vi DO sppy r-e y 60 he gnl,r snrd ther
general sertsn Rhm' nd ph ne rddf Nil al cfse pro
thcr supplies n g the hoHsr ~ PrE ADD Co. hy
whom hy t1be furnished with The proper certificates ssa
sh " bills
The LUa POwDEFs orHAss being The re.Irary salts o. the
water ossrsdh y evaporation hsye been ouni by Ls tHPe
nnce 10 retain the medical virtues ~ the water ard 10 ne az *
the NAL ard to po' where the water estso easily bo
transported
Por mn psrruls's see pamphlet
w will end the pamphlet. pcstpad. m apPaioh BY letter,
addressed to FRAZIER 4 BAND 0LPH, pro prirtor',
Pos'-Gffce. 4 an ~ rings,
RocSbsIge county. Va. or to
PURCELL, LADD CO. Gere-.l 'gent..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Richmond Va, Apri IL, 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received attlls Office up
> o'clock NJ the 10th o; May next for furnishing -s
For altering COO Tln,Lock MUsKETs Toto PERCUSSION
5000 Best NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., English or American
1000 Rest REVOLVER PISTOLS Navy or ArmysEe
1904 3AyALRi cAkBIHEs, Breegh-Loadias Army size.
1000 light CAVALRY SBBRss.
1000 Uhted States ARTILLERY sABsEs
~ Founder h0HIfEERA
. % Founder HnwI1ZE2s
10 dPounder GCN-CARRIAGFs, with Caissons.
: u Founder GUE-OARt IAGEs with Cas,cns
5 l2P' under HowIlzER CARRIAGES, with calsson,
2+Pounder II0wITZER CARRIAGES with Calssons.
4BtTTEsY WAGONS
( TRAVELLING FORGFB
90 ssts Of bRTII' I!@1 HARNESS, q horses to aset)
:" - VERSA CKs, for ARTILLERY.
800 6pound sH0T-per pouEi
5000 i 2 ma How1Tsf RsHELLs ready charged and
eco 2Pound HokIIzER SHELLS ready to be charged and
BUAET MACHINE for ConlcaI Balls
l PERCUSSION CAP MACHINE.
800 TENTS. (sbleys)
1900 SPADES.
l.OC0 AYEa
hu1 PicKANEs.
1870 HATCHErS
800 DAMP KETTLES.
4,00O MRssPANS.
10000 CAErEENS.
5000 KNAPSACK2
5000 HAvERSi Uis Onfanuy)
S,Gth CARTRIDGE 5oXEs
5000 BAl0NEr SCABBAkOs.
1850 PERCUSSION CAP POUCHES.
10000 BRASS PLATES, for Infantry Bets.
tons o. LEAD, ready for Bullet Machine.
These sce must he Of TIE b, materials and mike and A..
cong samples patterns aud drawings to be seen at the Ar
TIE shoes, time possible will be required within which the ar
Giles In whole OF part delivered Amory where
they will benspcied by officer Of The Department. an agent
The Department reserves the right to reiec all bids.
CHARLES DIMMOCK,
C3lonel ,f Ordnance.
NorE-Eor the Mustets Pistols, C-ssine sabre Blet Ma
chine and Cap aacne pePos-s must be BANDED In by sok
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
GINA TROOPS.
MOBILE AND TIE SECESSION OF VIRGINIA.

ISatcia' Dispa.et to hs Wig.
MouuE April lS.-Twenty thousand people are now
rocing in meeting over the secession of Virginia
Tie stores are an closed boafres blazing and the whole
cit, a scene Of excitemeu, and Joy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

DOLLOCK,s REMEDY F0g DYsrFfsiA AND BRO
l. MO AsH-Ths remedy coniientls oEfcdto tn rub
Nc under possefs sin IL sbcyfc
superior any Ileln which has h co been b'cu h L. he
notice OF community This valuahi medicine has hen
for about sixteen years restor D. ke h hunr 80 o.
persons city who thought b'l n''p req
| and sold by . JF pItAL,
| anil Corner Main snd 10th f.rsets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
Office No. 15S Main (Northess; Of lth streeL)
Richmond, Va
CHARTERED 29TH MARCH, 1887.
syHIs reliable Institution, with ample Capital and
ngent fund carefully vested continues Insure slaves,
Build Ings, Of every description a
hold Furniture, and Family Wearing Apparel Vessels,
Cargocs and Freight 1.-THE lowest current rates. Losses
adjusted and paid with all possible despatch.
DIRECTORS.
David Carrie, Robt u. Burton,
Ohas T Workman. Francis J. Barnes,
John II. Claiborne, John i. Subet,
John j. Whon, Ihos A. Rust,
Alexander Garrett Geo. y. Gwathmey.
Peter O. WarECt.
DAVID oURRIE, Pres't
JoHV J. wuccy, Treasr.
RCUr. Z. EAoOEF, Sec'y deI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

Il Al WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
BY JOSEPH sTPAUsE, No y Main street
Just bought than 20 cents on the dollar large stock OF
rich Lawns OK 10 and " cts Fine Jacouets and Organizes
l2 Is &C. epages 10 and higher Bee all col
ors % &c; 500 handsome Beree Stella shaws VIII
Chenille Eubroiiery 30 worth - O0 Back and Coed SIX
Parasos from - cents and upwa ds coored Calico, ca
and cent? cheap lo Ladies s Thread Gloves and 6auni
lets i2 Us ara long SIX Nis az dE aud o.
cents voI double the moRsy ioses, Linen handkerchief
Irish Linen aad bosom Known AID BLACK shng aIs sh.etnF
Po and To rellr French Need eWoked ocnars
from L . % Cambria SWISS Bands, the finest work IN
the cts; Ca.siers Linen Goods fox ant Boys wear
Silks great many Goods, too
mention will be found prices that ssouih body
that calls al No q Maia street LOOK out for the right place
CSEPH S1RAUSE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

ufacuredby CHRIST DORo. Aston House. York Sold
everywhere, and applied by Sll Hair Drsser mhisdkwm
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
BRANDRETHs PILLS WARRANTED TO CURE FLYER AND
AGUF
OF pursing with BRANDRET5 PILLS Is to
health what it may be suffering They
take 81 Impurities from the system and they the
power expulsion mias poisonous vspor decayed
tables indeed any poisonous eshaaton 5reahel by what
ever fact; II blood poisoned impure, impure
blcod results IN disease.
BRANDRETH'l PILLS,
igh innocent bread yet ey capable OF purifying the
blood and curing disease So they all Kind Of feves all
asas catars cosvens and painful affections every kind
Pce 25 per box. Sold by all respectable dealers in ne
cnes. mh9-iSwm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
lSEcoSD DISPATCH !

BALTIMORE, April l9.-It is believed that the railroad
will convey all the troops The Governor has issued
proclamation declaring determination to preserve
peace and order at every hazard
THIRD DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, April l9.-The Massachusetts, troops
en- route for Washington, passing through Baltimore
were attacked by mob. portion Of the troops fred
and several persons were Injured The extent Of the in
jury is not known The troops havejus arrived here -
The Governor declared martial law and the volunteers
Of the city assembled at their armOries.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
NEW AUCTION HOUSE,

TOR lhk SNLE OF NEUROLS.
EIHE has this day the Auction business
for the sale Of NEGROES At the Auction Room Franklin
street lately occupied by BETS GREGORY
He will sell Negroes both pahy ADD privately and soc the
pso age his friends and the public generally lie pledges his
eerts promote the Interest 81 @ patrons and atters himself
that iTcU h- long experience in the trad he will be enabled TO
obtain the highest market prices lie will make liberal advances
property haad-apd IL prepared 10 board persons
grged In the trade aad also th srvaushaying ample
mOdaiious for bott. L H. SrOKtS,
On Franklin, 3rd door below Wall street
A.r, ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
LNaEsH SUPPLY FAaaILY GRoCERIEs.


10 frkins No Goshen Butter
Il htl uckEheSt Flour
50 bbls superdne Extra and Family Flour
Smoked and Picked saluon
So y bbls No. / y. O. Roe He-rlngs
2s pkss No. Msckere
Is 6xs English Dsry, Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese
Dat Meal, RJ Flour, &c SC.
received and for the lowest terms for cash.
prompt customers at MINIS cos Family Grocery,
uola Cd and Main SITS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

lS1rNsE ENcHENENT.-UlF community sun contnres
in state Of unparalleled excitement So intense is the
.erg Of indignation aroused against the blue BELLE
s,ls of the North for daring to inaugurate a Of
,i4g,tio7 against che ireemen Of the South that
,s-ly believe the people Of Rchmo themselves would
sriggy encounter the whole pastilerous tribe OF Black
r gb cans rather than allow them 90 wholly unpun-
i.5i If v dared TO invade our State. We warn them
nov % beware Of the retbu0u Of an outraged and in
tr-.,ed people Yesterday afternoon. wien the ntel
s~ca from Baltimore received aud made public, the
is- q. uouS,ratiODs Of exuaticn az the gallant and
f ras' spi. ofthe Bll,imOrearS took place IN all parts
orrHe ty MANY a brave soldier ia our midst ardeutly
jrl sc opportunity 20 repair Instantly 10 the aid Of
an. noble citizens Of Baltimore who have devoted them
selves 10 the Of Freedom and Southern Iudepcn-
t.r.a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
CRISTADORO's HAIR DYE
ONLY DYE

For all who desire have the color OF their hair changed with
safety ny and rspidy any shade they desire Man
ufacuredby CHRIsTADORo Aston House, New York sold
everywhere, and applied by S Hair Drtssers mhiS-dtwim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

Tvs HsEo.c, in the poetic line, has now completely
,2srceded the sentimental What more appropriate for
hs times than the following adaptation OF immortal
composition
Nov. ere isv ard noE's The hour,
see the font Of battle loEr--
See approach The Dvsp0fs power
Crans and slavery
"Who vi D be traitor huaveF
Who an q Q a cowa DIS gaze
Wdr 81 osse as De slave.
Let him tern and Gee
"Who Or our clase -li 20 TIE @ ~,
F-tedo IS tri VI str1rgly Weld,
Aud never the Zoe vilylcd,
Let him follow me
"Isy tAe base usurp-r W
T1rart fal 4 every foe
L.uFEIt il every blow
Lst DO or e %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

TIE BLACK REPUBLICAN FLOTILLA.
Nav YoES, April l9.-Ths steamer Pocahontas, one
of Liucolus war feet hes arrived. She reports that
she not arrive of Charleston till an hour previous to
the evacuation of Fort Sumter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

m- SPECIAL hOTECE.
s5aOUO WORTH or Elegant Dry GOODS 1T AND BELOW
COST FOR CASH ONLY, TO CLOSE BUSINESS
In consequence the general financial arrangement through
out the have determined EEL OF superior and
desirable stock Of
DRY GOODS,
at grss sacrifice close business possible.
this day every article at prime cost from pa?et OF
needles I'D the richest silks brought to this country
In Housekeeping Goods our stock Is very lrse and complete
consisting Of
Tshl2 Esmssk,
LINEN sheeilngs
Pillow Case Liners,
Towels, Huekaback, &c, &c,
apendd u elegant Dress s, and I'll The latest
STYLES OF French and English fabrics for ladies chdrens
dresses for Spring W!l.er and sennher.
Emb oideres, Hosiery,
Gloves and Handkerchief,
shavs, Cloaks and Msniles,
Shirtings, sheelingS, Hannels and Blankets Of
every description,
Irish Linens and Diapers,
Bombaznrs and Black Apacas.
Large goods Cor wants and winter clothing
Purchasers are Invited TO call aud see for themselves
A. X. PABEsR& CO.,
No 1t3 Main sreet, Eagle Square.
NB-A peesOn indebted to yin please call and settle their
accounts without dsy longer indulgence will not be given.
mis- A.KP. 4 co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
az TURs AND PIRKINs SUPERIOR yRgsB
20 ORANGE COUNTY BUTTLa Just hY ,tsamsr York
NOTICE.

CAPTAINS Of Volunteer Companies throughout the State
respectfully Informed that the Commits appointed
by law the purpose obtaining accoutremen made
items, fast they
post they Issued Immediately, according priority
OF orders. CHARLES DIMhoCK,
Captain and superintendent ArmoTy.
Rchmand Va. January 2, ls6l jsiO-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
MILITARY HOOKS.


Ia Main street, =.
Publish The
fkHmtrs Drill and Bayone Exercise (a rFe Fcreh
AImrl with the suggestions for the sClde, connei;
compiled and translsies The TIE the
Virgin and the souil. BY Mutoa Cary, Captain
"P Company frS Regimeot Nirsnll Volunteers Tte Bayc
is the Of the brave" ProfGssy irs.ttd Phee
80 cents
The Volunteers Hand Containing nc Abissment Ct HGT
dses Tactics adapted IN the OF the mufk In
qu and company sxerc.os Manual Of Arms for hCnep,
and uned fstfs Army Regulations 10 Psads be'iev',
Inspections Guard Mounting ae SC ny Captain jams h.
Lee OF the Fint R<gines OF Virginia Volunteer, Price ~
Either OF tn above free posge upon he receipt ofe
price .,.
NB-wekeep hand very large collection OF MILITARY
BOOKS.
WEST JOHNSTON, PGbf ,hsrs,
apl9 las Main St. hiehnond. Va
nOrATOES.-Ihsye hand and daily receiving Jtnsy
JIG White Mercer Fariy
Buct Eyes. do
DkemAns 90 and
Peach Blow Potstoe also
fweet Potsto Seed.
Beans and Black Eyed Peas
with general assortment Of Family Groceries al lov for cash.
eAMPsoN JONES, Agent,
narss Corner Of Main sadS 9Th,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

FROM MONTGOMERY.
MoNrGourRY, April l9th.-The c 5iHet have been in
session on yirgin'aa Affairs The President
I Here the lie ceased 10 operate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
n1ARINE NEWS

hLARINH NEWS
P0HT or RICamOND. april 10.
uou VAIN SATURDAY OclOok-sUs asEs 524 SKIS ESQ
ARRIVED,
R,y Irlv Dale CBr) Ceaiasd Halifax, hsh c. T. WORKMAN
chr Trope Wind Laythe Blhama Island salt and ogEooi,
s.hr Mary A Adams sparroE BatO guanO Bacon BasksF-
VILE.
sehr octayia Ellen, Tyler, PhlL, coal, HAEdg'ove.
SAILED.
s-h- Chamn.. Rnh.r.s.a. down the river. n.L.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

A STAMPEDE OF 81 .TE,.
NEw ORLEANS, April l9.-There 'asOn TO believe
that Tennessee Kentucky, North Carolina, Missouri and
Arkansas, viii all secede within K.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

WOOD BGULDIN and his WOOD BoULDIE, Jr,
w have united In practice Of the law the counties OF
Charlotte, Halifax and Mecklenburg.
WOOD BoULDIN, Jr., WOOD B0ULDiN,
Boydton, Talcott Post ONCE,
Mecklenburg, county. Charlotte cou nty.
or1Q-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20

p. G. BRECKENRIDGE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DRAcTIcES IN the Courts OF Boetour and adjoining countes
fe22-Iy Psttonsburg Bo.esourt county, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
1861. SPRING IMPORTATION. 1861
CLARKsON, ANDERSON a CO.,

NO. loo MAIN STREET, RICHMOND VA,
IMPORTERS o. heavy aoi FAry Hardware Cutlery Guns and
Anchor Boiling Co'h Ia pt per ships M'salas ar
aal Petra direct The james River, % hr Spring lmpo'A
lions 10 which che 1'teruo- 81 such merchants - oay
for cash pay promptly feeling assured AT sue" vi" " "
all ID ID ~ thrH.-
4ur. - aIso AGENT. for Fa4bsrks celebrated scales
Partlcl. - attention paid 20 oFiers mh44
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-20
WALTER H. ROBERTSON,
ATTORN Ely AT LAW.
PROFEssEOyALNOTBCJ

MILL practice regularly 10 all the Courts held In the City
w Richmond and counties Of Henco, Chesterfield and Anne.
Ia.
ONCE No. Law Building Franklin Street. de5-6m
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-31
kliE RIFF SALE.

ni vituc ola special exec Gu ion 70 me dirse,
, e'. ISSUED from the office Of the CLERK ,f
'''c 'sf''tt "urt IN and fof the count, uft:ed.r
anu STATE OF Iowa, in favor Of BELL 4 Co.. and
against D"ar Il Cowgirl aud Jep,ha Cowgirl, |
have levied mon the 10 blowing property AZ the
property OF the said boan 4 Cow sili and Jepths
Co" gill. tu-wii.
III" nor hest quarter of section three in
.."rsh I se'tht! ne. range one west Of the 5th
i. NJ. also, the following d, sc ribet tract or mar
eel "f land. u follows, tU.wit: beginning Al IN.
southwest corner nI lot DO. three in .eec,iou
NJ" nineteen. township eighty, north of range
three. west. from theme east fifty rods Themes
north ninety seven and halt rods to Cedar
river, thence west OF said river fifty -eigb; rods
10 the northwest corner of said lot three
thence south one hun red aud twenty Sc. en- rods
to the place IF beginning L, ntaining thirty five
acres. more or less; said land 10 situated ia &c.
dar county. low;
And shall offer the same for sale at public
ouicry at the Court House door in the town Of
Upton in said county IN SATURDAY, the ID day
of February. a. u. l>nl, al One o'clock =. NJ. OF
said day to satisfy said execution aud costs that
may accrue ih.renn.
Dated this ID dny of January, A. y. 1851.
J. l.. BR ADSiiAW.
fs' Sheriff Of Cedar county lows
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-31
Frixhtfn! Oppression In Mississippi.

The S.cess,ouists Ut South Carui,ha and
Mis- ssippi are particularly anxious to
keep the world frrm knowing soue things
that are going Oh III those States. Yes
terday gentleman, formerly member Of
the Kentucky Legislature, stated that he
WIS just starting for Mississippi to en-.
deavor to relieve his brother in that State.
The brother had written him that tax
was imposed upon every slave owner in
that State Of Sl2 for each negro; that, un.
less the tax should be paid within few
days, the negro properly was to be con-
iscated to the pubic use; that his own
negro tax amounted to 81 800, which
he had no means whatever OF paying aud
that hundreds of slave proprietors were
hurryins their slaves out Of the State to
escape the intolerable oppression. lie
moreover wrote that this was known to
be only the beginning Of u terrible sys.
TEN Of taxation. and added the expression
of his perfect conviction that the people
would not stand it-that within thirty
days they would rise up in their strength
aud crush oppression and nppressors alike
beneath their feet. -Louisville .jOuraat.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-31
Toots. having met With some rebuffs

Toots, having met with some rebuffs in
the Court of Cupid,did not tender his
hand to Miss Nipper until he had good
reasons t. believe it would be accepted by
that amiable spinister. Horse jockies do
not offer boot on proposed trade Of nags
in market overt, unless they feel pretty
sure that they can strike bargain of
some sort. TiD-pcdlars do not persist in
crying their wares in the ears Of those
who turn their backs contemporary upon
them. Should not the Republicans. ere
they offer concessions and compromise t.
the South, show as much foresight Is
Toots, as much wisdom N dealers 10 spav-
iued horses, as much self-respect as haw.
kers of tin pans? Before they lay their
gifts upon the alter Of the Slave Propa.
sanda had they not better ascertain
W ether they will be accepted . . peace.
offering?-N Y. Tribune.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-31

n5- A Fugitive slave was arrested
week .efore last in Clevelani. A writ Of
habcas C rpus was issued in accordance
with the Ohio "Personal Liberty Bill, y
and hearing had before IA State Jud &c.
The result was that the slave was return.
ed without any trouble. As this took
place on the Western Reserve, that hot
bed Of Abolitionists," We suppose our
Democratic contemporaries will pass it by
US as of no account Had the slave been
rescued, We should have seen it in all
our Democratic exchanges hera.jed as
" another result of the irrepressib.e con-
hict."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-01-31
A NICE DISTINCTION.


The Democratic papers generally, Ne
judge, have taken to publishing serrIor.
on political and national Affairs. Tie
Chicago Times had one 10 it.. .aEuusra.
few weeks ago, by = p-a~a5"*Ds . i
School Presbyterian EaE.*.sr Il Eta4k-
Ign, n. Y, in uhich he sa!e,:..es 10
prove,
-ws;s asr.ac,{-4a s...,rs sLs t.1p%l.,T
tina, slavery IL 4 Iat-x lGs,s;ution, and
thai aFrosbsos1 50 sas'.'g lie 1.-The chief
c4.ss - tse striss tia, sci,a,es, and the
.aag@r -, threatens our country
b. aasrt time ago, no language
ess..! ~ employed by the Times, and
.it...sT rzrers, 800 eenunciatory of those
Ialnis.srs viz sen,ured to introduce sucl
.sb..,s. .sts IL. pulpit.
ssuss ene, ho1eyer.-immorta laurel
crown his bead - has III, upon yer,
bri-h, and sagaciou. device to cover VI
their Inconsistency in the matter. 1t i
30 eniucntly reasonable that it seems t.
have beer adopted unanimously, by tn
whole fraternity. 1t is ths,-,hat ser
mons in favor Of slavery, and against re
pub!icanism. are not political sermons a
all, but simply patriotic; while all ,hos
in favor of freedom, and against oppres
sion, are not patriotic at all bu. al.ogeth
er roliiral!
Probably neither Webster nor Worces
, ter have got this nice distinction in thei
big dictionaries But the next edi
! ton of beth viii! have it, without fail =
, Meanwhile, let all who read sermons i
t the newspapers, be very careful to di.
: crimir a e between those that are ,,oitti.
al, aud those that are poriottc; because
, the former are entirely unf, to be read
while the latter are appropriate aud ed
t flying. TlMOLEON.