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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21
VOL. s. NO. 80.

and our chiIdren's children, whenever this day
shall return, for coming centuries, to appreciate
and act in accordance with the farewell advice
of WASHINGTON, and make those who have en-
gagged in this civil war and those who have SYM
pathized with them, and their posterity, as 10y
al to the Constitution, the Union and the laws
as WASHINGTON himself, and cause the enemies
of the Constitution and the Union to become
the friends of both.
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Making an average OF 50 per month, Of whom
I? are colorrd, . are blind, 10 are insane, and d
are confined to bed-aIso 59l wayfarlng passrn-
gels were provided with board and lodging.
There are aIs1 . outdoor paupers who are not
included in the above. Bills to The amour. Of
$5l3 25 were also paid for % persons who
were furnished with boarding, medical attend
anc-, Sc, who were unable TO br brought 10
the Poor House.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21

There is the record Let no Republican spou-
ter, nc Republican scribbIer, heretofore assert
that his party is favorable to the Union and the
Constitution. The above vote gives the lie to
the assertion. 1t will be seen that every Dem
ocrat, except one, and all those calling them
selves Union men, voted for Mr.. Holman's reso-
luton The Democrat who voted against the
resolution, and thus announced himself opposed
to the Union and the Constitution, was Craven
of Indiana.-We hope his constituents will at
tend to his ease. He is well named BY re-
ference to Walker, we find the word craren sig
nifies ga coward and recreant." 1t was right
and proper, therefore, tht this'coward and re-
creant should vote with the Republicans and a.
gainst the cause of his country. He has dis
graced his constituents, but cannot disgrace him.
self-Carlisie Volunteer.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21
A DEMONSTRATORS, NOTICE.

IA OItO INOH R"''1'-
~ Letters of administration on the
estate of Samuel Carper, late of Middle Woodberry
township, deceased having been granted to the sub
scrbers all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and all per-
sons having claims against said estate will present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
JACOB CARPER,
CHRISTOPHER CARPER,
February IA, 1922 Admrs
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Produce of Farm and Garden

Produce of Farm and Garden.
25 Tons of Hay,
5 Loads of Corn fodder
3tl bushels OF ears of corn
81 bushels Of rye
"a bushels Of buckwheat
500 5ushrls Of potatoes
7 bushels of beans
10 bushels large onions
Ii bushels small oniona
20 bushels tomatoes
IL bushels beets
8 bushels ,urn!ps
10 bushels parsnips
200 heads Of cabbage
5 barrels sour krout
d barrels cucumber pickles
4 loads sweel pumpkins
ia barrels soft soap
SO pounds hard soap
200 pounds tallow
CTS pounds lard
3I5 pounds butter
1858 pounds beef {.
1906 pounds pork
3S5 pounds veal
$50 pounds mutton
beef hides
calf skins
IA sheep skins
215 pounds woos -
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mercy, Rice of Maine, Riddle, Sargent, Sedg-.
wick, Sharks, Stevens, Trowbridge, VanWyck,
Verree, Wallace, Walton of Maine, Wheeler,
White of Indiana, Wilson, Window and Wor-'
cester-6O All Republicans, except Craven,
Den) of Indiana
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21

LINCOLN AND DAwEs-Two or three days
before the ball at the White House, Mr. Lincoln
sent word to Mr.. Dawes, through q brother
member, that he Dawes had donemore to break
down the administration than any other man in
the country, by his speech exposing the corrup-
back message IN reply ttorne rfesdReaasrAs M sent
him." said Mr.. d., ''that nothing that l can do
will break down his administration so rapidly as
this dancing party, given at time when the
notion is in the agonies of civil war. With O.
quail propriety might man make ball with a
corpse in his house.
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Ratfsd AopetisIns::
One Square, three weeks os less. :. -. .et -
One Square, each additional insertion less q
than three months. ....,...s. as

The space occupied by ten lines of this size Of
type counts one square. All fractions Of square
under five lines will be measured as half square;
and all over five lines as a full square. All legal
advertisements will be charged to the person hand
ing them in.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21

List Of paup-rs admitted, discharged. died,
&c, &c., dnring each month, and the number
remaining at the end of each month; also the
average number supported in the House during
the ytar, together With the number of out door
paupers supported by The Institution, from the
frs; OF January 1861, ill the first Of January
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21
4 DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE. :

A DEMONSTRATORS NUTICE.-
~ Letters Of administration on The
estate of Daniel Miller, late of South WoodberIy
township, decd, having been granted to the sub
scriber, all persons indebted to said estate, here
by notified to make payment Immediately, and those
having claims against tho same will present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
SAMUEL TEETER, Adm'r.
Residing in S. Woodherry tp.
February IA, 1S62.'
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NOTICE.
~ We, the undersigned, have puI chased
the patert right of G.. W. ToLnURsT's ECLIPSE
WASHER, for Bedford county, and hereby forewain n
all persons from infringing on said right, as other
wise they will be dealt with according TO law:
MAY & SNIDER,
Cumberland Valley, Feb. 14.-3m.
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.,e maid unless at the option Of the publisher. At
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is criminal offence.
ry-The courts have ecided that persons are ac-
eountable for the, subscription price Of newspa-
pers, if they take them from the post Office wheth
or they sub bscribe for them. OF not.
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TAKING HINr.-"Why. Pete, you've got
back from Dodd's early; isn't Rath ter hump
inquired Yankee girl of her awkward broth
err who had been a courtin' about half an hour
before. F
ssYaas, she was thar but and the old man
didn't agree very well, so he gin me hint and
left.
ga HUT pray what sort of hint!"
s.Wall, he opened the door aud pointed down
towards our house, and then kindly raised his
right foot as though he was going to kick, and
felt SO shaIned of such conduct before Ruth,
that l started off without sayin another word. ;"
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES

Of the Poor and House Of Employment Of
Bedford County, for the year ending Janu-
nry ], "A. d. 1862.
GEORGE BLYMIRE, Treasurer.
1862, Df.
tn balance or settlement, January
|, 1861, 4l3 W
Am,un, received from Collectors 4,975 63
Amount, $5,39l e.
balance due Treasurer 1913, o.
$5,5S9 81
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21

The Union, German paper, published in
Pittsburg says that when the news of Gamer
on's appointment as Minister reached Russia,
the Emperor Immediately collected his plates,
Jewels and other valuables, which he securely
locked up in an underground arch built for the
purpoSe. s.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21

So,5S9 Of
We The undersigned, Auditors OF Bedford
county, do certify that We have examined the
foregoing account OF George Blymire, Treasu-
rer of the Poor and House of Employment of
Bedford county, and find the same TO be correct
and true as above stated, and that there is ball
ance due said Treasurer Of $l9S OF.
Witness our hands and seals this 9th day pf
January, "A. D. 1869.
DANIEL FLETCHER,
GEORGE BAUGHMAN,
Attest, DANIEL l.. DEFlBAUGH.
THOMAS r. GETThs, Clerk.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21

ALWAYS TRUE TO THE UNIoN.-Governor
Sprague, of Rhode Island, in accepting the
nomination of the Democratic Convention, said
che had always found the Democratic party
true to the Union" This is the glory of that
glorious old party, and The : not share it with
any other; the same can. e tiuly be said sot-
any other party.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-03-21

es- It is not what man says, but what he
acquires, in the direction of mental, moral
and affectional qualities of character that con-
stitutes him Christian If a nan has Chris
tian's heart he will do Christians work; there
fore the quality of this work is the proof Of his
character. Ha3
fT When you see a man on moonlight night,
trvinp to convince his shadow that it is improp-
er to follow gentleman, you may be sure that
it is high time for him to join temperance So
ciety aw
rsHumanity is the condition of spiritual
growth and an element of strength. 1t IS a
lesson which we need to learn and the necessity
is Just in proportion to theprevalence OF its OPP
posite-i. e., irreverence. ser
syChildren always turn toward the light
o that grown-up people in this would become
like little children a
cFSo long as men are imprudent IN their
diet and business, doctors and lawyers awin
ride in their carriages >s3,l aE
ssrVirtue forgivcs injury, even as the sanda'-
| tree perfumes the hatchet that fells 1T. a
csrThe ancients dreaded deathI the Chrassaa
can only fear dying. ao nahea eilffw
srIt has never been well with nafaon
people that have evil-entreatsd the cnuf'a
God. n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
nEsn1 1-r1nNa Rh nv, 10 MLRILLEn.

whsiss TAr Ssia n Maryland has Tered wrongs
Ebi Implied tne niedra, States 70 vheraS hou We
Uueist tss ss slui aiey aaocAed Wih these Satts b
geographical dlJAii1p muiu Al ntsrst by nly q nst-
tut rrdITng sentiments e reefrocNl Aohy and Ct
teu and Nh b Aeve that large ns joty of he gaed
re peOf harytd earnestly ders 20 tr htSte Wl1 the
states, desire wtsi proved 70 exist by The
vilsuG yNsAoriuay id yrspricr uSasaes tnpaysd hy
rhtmy rerau ne eIprtl thrtto and the
1reht o. ghs Untei stlts by impr,a NIB ~ ~ he
Ley sure q Mary add By eslah ug poFcril OF fT
rn topl wlt shat and sonF bsrdrs and hy
sas Armrd fr,a feedJa of sVesch a7d Of else-
ems pfevenisd psops AMI pe representatives. from
tg tsal soLnseoa v.sh they peter and, a
vrrve bt trsf NE has u cei upon them many ouag
established them 1fega dcspo and whereas an
Aestssoa Of hayls 20 ts onsderaa0n vil be mutually
On a. auI tfgen 4 hs lnlsgdiy aud secaty Of the
Coufeaerate Unfs ~ Pelt tArreflre ....
Tint Ke1d hy e Conger of the Confederate stAes n
kmees, N tna szf fiS q the good people Msry nd,
an e opp sion % excite found sympAihy
H1d tue hsn pseIy and eeeEt eEsrOns part for
the'rreieL
SCOPE, Tatitthe desire ofhs Government by appropriate
mcasus fadtse the Of MAry the free
consent Of her D cple, q ihe OonfeisrAie stsles-
TAlre rAt ~ pstoe sht co1cEdsd With the United
vhch en~ure 20 Maryland toe opportunity "
iJrulng part thl aisderscy.
AppfOse cd g. 81, lsol.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
CASH VERSUS TIE CREDIT SYSTEM.

The suhjoined remarks from tho Southern Canftds-
yaev. published at Atlanta Georgia, to saJ the least
furnish food for reelection Toe theory tha. laws for the
collection Of deb. only encourage speculation and gamb
nu and therefore should be sbrocaed is not new one;
bat we we have never the subject presented in
more forcible light tbanin the article below. .s
There should be no aws for the collection OF debts uT
nm any plea or consideration whatever. When men ht
their property 90 out OF their hands wthou. getting pay
or II az the time they should take the chances Of get
ting H. There Is no necessity whatever for any lav to
enforce coCc Cc,ion Il Ia at With the true and natu
raj basis upon which the right Of property and the ex.
change of commodities resis. All scca laws should be
forthwith abolished. .f.
So long has the credit system been in vogue in the
word-so sccustomed has every body got TO living and
regulating all their by IT, the they regard a
essential and no doubt hundreds nd thousands, on
reading these remarks will excaim that communities
can have no existence and the void would De unable
to move along without credit and that credit cannot
e.ist without collection laws But this Il great mis-
take. Oace let the cash system be adopted, ana vi
be ss convenient every one 10 pay Tor everything at
the time t "a purchased is nov TO pay At maturity,
"a mnch easier II there was no credit there would
be no failures and bankruptcies and with the system In
| ,rodneed no body would fad any incoayenience from
J n, Eyery man Who obtains credit for any thing s lv-
inc ius. that far ahead Of hs means and bis real abie
such A man Is always either In an unnatural sirAn
/ 20 meet his obligations OF defraudiry some one
10 some extent or in some sense. The credit eye.
TEN is the source Of nearly all the humbugs and
sharp practices in our country. Most Of the suind
ling and dishonesty OF the cSuntry are rsceable u
Il in some shape or other; aud a. our correspondent
iosty remarks stimulates overtradng and encourages
eruavsgance and luxury, in those who can't sfdrd "
and Who would not otherwise attempih
But the greatest benefit TO society would be 10 'h'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13

An ACT PROvIDIsG YoR Tag GRANTING OF BOUNTY AND
PuRL0U6Hs To PRlvATEs AND NON 1OhhIS IONEO
OFFlOERs II THE PROVI.IONAL Army

An ACT PROVIDING RoR tax GRANTING OF BOUNTY AND
PuRL0UdHS TO PRivATEs AND NON 1OhhISs I0NEO
OFFOrRs II 1HE PROvIIONAL Amy
slcox l. The oonyes the stAtesoi America
DO suae rakt hOuuiy 81 hhy donars b. and the hsr
By granted al pryac5, aud n0neommsloned 0
Qr3vsionA
the service for paid the time
VOLUNTEERING ennE for the ensuing
Cant 70 tas raon q their pstsent term OF service 10 all
IN the service or hree year, Tor the 80 he pals ahe
epAton their as, yeArs service To A Who
vo untee en Cor three for the paid
time of entry into ryiee- - -
,x daya with transportation home and hack shall be gAurd
twelve months In the service Nho shA pros TO
expiration Of Their present term OF service volunteer
ensuing year. susssauent u the eAPrHnon ot
thar rseat three years or me var said
rouEhs such times and In such nubsrs ~ We
secretary Wa dssm mos. compatible with ne Puae Ia
% h dance ~ vounss mis- no Provided fhat
Ia leu Of Ough the atauou vAe ~ norey OF eras-
paAon herein shove grant shall be paid 10 each private n-
osn "a ossr vhe may elect % re,ey- ~ a.
raa shall apply 70 ali troops vho have volunteered
enlisted of tEslve months In s service Of
ssae who are row IN TIE ssves o the said and yho
hereaer v1u eer enlist n The the Oahiedefae
states uadsr the proyisloas OF The present Aat
Pa 4 Ard be fdfh-r enaced fhtt all troops revounteer
E rssens shall Al the expiration Of their pressat term Of
eect their ece aad said ants shall have the
poWe Ae1seves no bii;s ioLs regaents and
est hs deld oce and Aie' the hr election al vacancies
BE- hs ~ promotion from the company bktaon o. te
nrn In which Vaeanes nay Provided, Thai When
AhA Whuther t0n rr Otherwise,
he lnWt gsde Of eomnso ed ohcers OF company, said
Fdag ~ Of troops vhca have regularly enlisted INTO
hsgves Of gny PArc Ar etAe por 70 he oraaeou of he
an have By such State hee7 turnei 70
ne % Gov ren, the ocer shall not be eee' but
ory hey have heretofore ApPOn,sd ana promoted
Approved Dee. II, ith
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
(Ho 32L)

AN AoT To AdEND AN ACT ENTIrLED An ACT TO EsTAB-
LIsH UNIFORM RULE OF INCARCERATION FOR PER
SONS ENLISTED IN THE ARhIEs cP the ooNFEDERATE
STATES OP AMEtlCA ..
sEcos The the Confederate States OF America
20 enact ThStt provisions of the above recied Act and
e .ae hereby extad-i all persons, ezers ef
o the Confederate States who engaged In the naval service
OF the States durng the war with the United
Prcvid however that The oath therein prescribed
b. Ainsersdb by the captain Other commanding orsr Of
Snv nati,nai Ap all pesors ned 70 he Of this Act
and thereto that the duties therein imposed upon
The Secretary q War 1egrd psrcrs the miay service
h be per orned BY Secretary Navy reference
per5bns The navalstrvtee. .f .....
ApproveI pee. "a 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13

4 RRsoGuTIoN APPoINrINa I0HN D. MoRRrs op Kl

A RESOLUTION APPOINTING JOHN D. MORRIS, or KtNTUc-
KY. REOEiYER UNDER TfiE ACT or sEQOksiK. .TlON
APPROVED, AUGUST THRTIErH, EGHtEEN HUNDRED
AND sINrY-oNE u. ir
Th CONGRESS the Confederate States Amercs resolve
What ha Norris olad by the Government Of Ksntueky
nhe special Com Missioner u the cooperation OF the
confsderAe stles Ia the sequvstraon OF the properly ene
and cre Of certain banking oOrporaoot Of the id STATE be
heehy clothed with The af receiver under the act Tor
the seqaeraton OF The property Of alien enemes aDprov=d
te e Of ist eighteen hundred and slx0ne throughout
the Clu ierats States. and sach he alone be auhorE
certs sse Aa sequsraie Me property Cd es aud eredS OF
an tbs banAng corp rons OF the said that have
ulAie leans eNollet pecanlary aid the United sate
he eoTernment OF Kenaeky wRng aglns the Conf
rate a;es; and vea sequessed, instead Of paying the
Tor Andpay the uade his Com non TO the Govern
inent Of hsnt,cky. .f..H.
Appnyed Dec lG 1861. .. .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13

AN ACT TO AMLND "AN ACT 10 REQUIRE T5E REcEIPT
BY rHE PO3lM STARS OF THIS COSfEDEEATE STATES,
90 TRY sUfN EDIES II sCMs OF FIVE DOLLARS ANp
YARDS, IL PAYMENT or POSTAGE STAMP And
SrAvPED ENVELOPES, +" APPROVES AUGUST THIRTlEfH,
rIGHTEEG HUNDRED AND sNFH-oNE.
sEcToN Tie cotgress c he Confederate States Of America DO
ThAthe provort cf N Go require The receipt by the
ofthe Coniedsrate tss Treasury notes.
Of hse liars snd upvSF In payment Of Postage stamps and
Stamped enyepe approved August hiriet eighteen haGdred
Aad slycn ~ GndtheSan. 80 extended
que ths Post OF the Confederate Ses receive the
alu Eoes o. hs Oabe ate States Ia payment OF pouRSe
IL suns equal he dvEonnaaoh of ssij TrrAsuy Notes.
receive the dspost for advtnee payment Of Lueh post
Approved, Dec. 2s, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
CJo. a2Sl . Hs
AN AOr TO PROVIDE FOa CERTAIN oFYoERs OF THE
RrVeNIfF sIRviUP

eCongr@e of the Confederate AericS do enact
r Al he PIE ent he'eby su'hTE In his dcreon. 20
ploy durng heV vhp officers In the Revenue
service Of the Und hut who resigned consequence Of
he secession - either Of these States ~ha have been
moved Ron o,en aceount OF Their adhesion h Confederate
states Suy Of them, IN such military service
e pube lrisre ~ require and az ueh tAAry h de
ermn proviedt shan exceed the pay which the ocer
employed vas snal@d 10 he usiied states
Approved Dee "a 1851. t..lI m .-7I 'THa lhtl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
(No. sl2l
AN Aor PRoyiDINe Tok, TaE rA1NsPhR OF CERTAIN AP-

stceu l. The Congress cone OF America
DO enact, 1sHi All remaining unexpendsd Of the
tisns Ads by 1hs io0viag acts . wa Prs, Ae act
makg raNops for the support or iue ay OF
reasrSW sxes AmerieA Et.s Aad for
oher posvr approved Mach eleventh. eighteen hund ed
Acd hdyone sscnnd IA AEing appropriations In add
oa TO tGae eaay made miary Of tee o3n
dsrAe etAts q Amtrca for the hacA yer endrg the gh
tgeah dsy u ftbTua houand eight hun ed sN
two appsoyel Nay tScnynE eighteen hundred AMI STAT
be Sndths hsfe,y ordered N be tranerred for
dNtnuon and eNpenfure In the provided In the
ond sson o4n at entd An app oprSions for
th Pub c belc sppr we'd the tEtn nr day Of August
eighteen hundesd AnlSxy-one Approved Dec. ls 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
AS Atr 70 DrrFamsR 4Ss fS sa2ara 5l'3 o, Mvupre,

AS ACT 10 DFfEaNlSR THE HgMRER OF NEhBEsS tbs
STATE OF EkSrJ1 Y SHALL b. ENfIrLED TO HAVEN
TAE HOUSE OF RgphtsENrAiiv ivEs oF rnE olNGRE5s OF
FgE coEFEDsSATF sTATF5, AND IN RELATION TO TIKI
ELECTION AND REfUKNs THEREOF
The Corgre - the uoaiesrHts Slater OF America
10 euc Taa t state Of sutucky shall be enutd have In
% Represent sveso the Congress Of the Confederate
etstes. we've enhefs.
Erc These mt shall be elected In the manner, the
ard a. tee places Ehich have been, ormly hereafter be,
scr bed bvt t'e teysure o c Stae lcci TO TIE provisions
Of he Consiitsticn Jf the Conf rate States.
The elected 1ha be oerdGed BY the Governor
AppFoyed, &C. 81, 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13

The Congress OF the oonfdcrats staeJ 90 enact
That e un Up ,nds balance o. appropriation made the
et entitled ~1R st prnvde tor the pay re.
sasi the United Safes Navy aod vhomh Is proposed 10
si 10 the Confederate Navy approved Nav twenty
egheea huldre xyoae oe and ne same hseoy
TIRED spr aton made IN the rt section OF
tie San act skng fo The support nf the
vs. @ te Sess apdns fourth OF Pebruay eateen hundred
and aSy approved Mach heenth eighteen hundred and
sixty enc
! Approved Dec q. 1851. tllti ,iraiHaa jlil-W4H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
an AOr TO PROVIDE yoS y FaE 1s lrpqNrnrsr OF CHAP

The ccugrss OF The Confederate States OF America do enact
That vhereve OF the Conea States Navy
about for nt heyoni the m cf The Confederate
States thr Preden nav Ia dsreticn employ uhsplan for
Who shall receive the and emoiuments
ChApAins 10 the Amy.
Apuroved Dec. 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
HIRAN FULt.ER,s AppI

Col. Hiram Full'r, formerly
evening Mirror, s eliVerOd an
London, on the ,slh Dec. ''on Z
The L,ndOn Posi-, of the folio
port of the addY IS. from vhict
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
lYn en-

An At POR THE ADMISSION OFTgE STATE OF KENTUCKY
INTO raE cONEEDERAtE srArEs OF AMssICA, as MESI-
RExTHExTOF.
sonl l. The Congress o. ~ Confederate ssiei % Arrercs
70 enact the sts o Ksaiusky t. he rhy admit
si nemier Of he Conig ieraie SaeI Of AueylSA,
sluai fooang with e other States of ,ns C0uie3e,sey
Approvei, Dee. 10 is6l. II. ... a--..-'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
(No. Sll)
Rrsh1rr1nv OF raAEE. II f6 ~ NnalaAp,En eENERAL N

A RESOLUTION OF T5AgKs 40 BRIGADIE2 GENERAL N.
g. EgANs AID PHs OYFi CyRs AND SOtDtsRs uNDss BIS
oOyhANp, FOe rliEiR GALLANT ooNDUcflN Tia BAT
TJe oP LkESBUtG ..
section B Ieoyed by the Congress Of the Confederate
StAea Of uoa :h he thames OF due, and
hereby Pen 5s'd . der eEera NJ G the ocer
-ad under his eo4d fos me brilliant victory achieved
large saPeoF forces Of the enemy In the bAe CT
l.sssbarr.
ApprtVed pea. IS 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13
(No. HnS)
AN Aor TO AUTHORIZE TLE ESLIsrAnEET OF ADDITIONAL

ire Congress o. the oon stNtet Amesea do enact
Thst ths Presdeat Authorized en Tor the Ad
uonA nunber Ssanen xeed two thousand that the
Naval Service Ead dsnte ef The coast
rivers and harbors may, In hts judgne at render
CeisAry
Appfovsd. Dec. 10. 1851. .-q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-13

Az acr TO kUPHagizE TAR APPOINTMENT OY Ovr OF
MORE OPFICEEs TO AID rHE PRESIDENT 70 SIGN CON.
MISSIONS Is TnE ARMY
Te Congress te Oousse,ais Sizs5 Of America DO exact
mat The rreien be And hereby authogzsi 70 eeesae
power oee 20 be ectei bv Inn. 20 ak the
gaAiare oflhs Predisag - C5nuIsoaS Ia u Army. M
Approved Dee I, 1851. o.