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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-06-17
EoRT MEIGs NURs sERY.

As the season is approaching for the transplant
ing of trees &c. beg to call the attention of those
interested to large and well selected stock of
Trees and Shrubbery,
Consisting in part of Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum,
Cherry, ApricOts, Ounce, Raspberres, Blackberres,
Goosberries, Currants, Pie Plant, Grapes, &c.
We have full assortment of Fruit, Ornamental
and Evergreen Trees, which we will sell at war
prices. P0MEROY Il BROS.
Office at the Postoffice, Perryspurg, Ohio. Give
us q call. 18tf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10
~ TuF PITRONS OF THE WING.

F twelve months past advance payment from all new SUD
liners has been strictly enforced according to announcement Of
-, AT. Tn, enforcement Of Ike terms with the old
Of The paper has long time been known and Js
70 be pec.g equally urgent butreyng upon these patrons
20 confirm 70 sur ADVANCE from mere sense Of justice 70
~ remembering that eli business transSeRs for monhs pAS'
have been on strictly SSh have hetaed to erase 'ne
p, Of such as we're in arrea We hnd ourselves with
large and rapidly increasing indebedRsssr this source WIN
M cur usual facilities for collecting moneys due and adopt as
r f ,eureservaton the fonOwiag o. subscription
Tor future;
No name viii be entered without payment in advance and every
as VII be certainly OF books at the expiration Of 'he
time paid for.
The papers going persons Who have paid Tor me same
% periods In advance OF this date vii be discontinued Al the eA
prAgon the paid for unless renewed BY advance
The papers sent 10 persons wo in arrears Tor past SUD
lou and who eontaue he until the first day OF Apri
ur viii be discontinued that day, and no subscriber Of ms
elias, viii be taken subscriber until all arrearB are paid
AoyEasa wi hen,sorh be strictly by the square according
q our sused Annual and other terms Of aesommoda'
ton % be Effected by special cement with the ONCE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10

halls from the great central county of Augusta need
not recount lis political antecedents public life. Not
hasty or excitablein espousing conser
vative, in other words Of the finest stamphe Was
10 well remembered, champion In the late convention
Of that party which sought to preserve the old Union
with the rights Of the South therein but when the issue
was forced upon US and the appeal to was made,
he took the field Colonel Of the 5sd Virginia reg
ment and served under, General Edward Johnson, in
the perlous and arduous compagn Of the Allsghany,
until called to the councils of the country His elevation
TO the high and responsible position in question would
secure to our councils and mind of acknowledged sbfi.
tys craftsmanship experienced sound enlightened and
patriotic and the confidence and Qualification Of the old
Wing party, the great. yalsyOf Virginia, the whole of
Western yirgiB4 and indeed of all the State. -
: -. ~ Very respectfully, -. 90. p.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10
TIE LATE GENERAL GREGG.

We publish below the letter Of General Lee to Coz
ernor Pickeus of South Carolina paying merted trb-
ute 90 toe memory Of the late General Maxwell Gregg
CAls NEAR FEEDERIcEsBURG, Va, I
lStl Dec, 1862
To HIS E1selsney F. W. PICEESs, Governor Of South
Cer0!iRG
Sir: While South Carolina is mourning the loss of her
gallant and distinguished son. General MsHey Gregg,
permit me 70 Join in yosr SORROW for his death.
FrOmmy first acquaintance, when you sent him with
his gallant regiment to the defence Of our frontier IN
Virginia, I have admired his disuterested patriotism
and his unset -sh devotion.
He has always been the post of danger and his ser
vices Ia this army have been Of inestimabe alue, and
his loss Is deeply amented. In its greatest trumphs
and It's boOdest battles, he has borne distinguished
part,
On the Chiekahoniny, on the plains Of Manassas, at
Harpers Ferry Slarpsbgrg and ShepherdstowR be led
hiAbrgade with distinguished skill aud dauntess yaor
On tue wooded heights Of Fredericksburg be fell in
front OF biz brigade in close conflict with tie advancing
fos TIE death of such man is costly sacrifice Ion
/, ia TO men Of bis high integrity and commanding inte-
le,t that the country must look give character TO her
councs that she may be respected and honored by all
nations Among those Of his State who will proudly
read the history Of his deeds may many be found to IN
iusfe his noble example.
have the honor to be- with great respect your ODE
gent servant a. T. LAA' ueheIN'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10
Buffers Successor.

The uarauder, Banks, who has been seat to New Or
lean, to succeed Beast Buter has issued Proclamation
&, the people of LOUISIANA invoking peace and fraterni
feeling that We NAV become nations great nation
with sense enough 20 govern ourselves, and strength
enough 70 stand against the world united
One Of the most curious features of the Yankee char
actsr Is the total absence of the sentiment Of honour
Destitute Of il themselves they incapable of con
eeivnz the existence Of such thing in Others Now,
,bs leader Of reeboOters and robbers thieves and
ssiDs who have expended every outrage upon the I'M
AIMED men. women and children Of the South, appealing
10 their victims forget their resentments and embrace
the monsters who have perpetrated these enormitie
agiast them Il viii be to their interest he tens them
10 uaite as band Of brothers with the Yankee scoun-
dre,s and knowing the resisess Influences which IN
teres erers over depraved Yankee nature, he cannot
imagine how such an appeal can for moment be resist
ed
We have committed many errors in our treatment OF
the Yankees Not the least has been in regarding them
as something better than they really are. They are
by nature menals and fitted onfy for mental duties
They are in opea and fragrant Instruction against their
natural lords and masters the gentlemen Of the South
In the exercise Of their assumed privileges, they depor
sherisslves with all the extrawgant airs, the insoence
the cruelty the copardce and love Of rapine, which
have ever characterized the revolt OF slaves The for
MGR epiency Of their masters only 70 aggravate
the fsrocy o; tleir natures When they are again re-
aaeed 20 subsection and taugat To know their place. we
must take care " put such trammes about them that
t5sv viii never have au opportunity to play these tricks
asin Beecher has recently laid down the law to them,
and told them in very plain langlage that they have
committed the objectionable sin, aud that there is no
alternative out success or eternal Servitude They must
sabdas the south, or be su5dued As the first is begin
ming to be acknowledged al mPoss5dity even BY Yam
ksedoodlsdum itself; the other becomes reality Of
fearfsl inmireuce-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10
SENATOR.

TO the Editor of the Wig:
Democrat and an Eastern man, | ask single line
to bring the attention of the General Assembly the
name of gentleman, whose talents requirements and
value deserve the regards ofthe Of people Virgin
ia The writer speaks by the record when he says that to
Alex R Boteler, Gen. Jackson more to his ability
defend the Valley than any other in the State
Whenever this gallant general got into tight place for
or down he sends Boteer-ths thing was
done In the Congress, ever watchful unrDg, be has
fully represented his people and faithfully served the
State and when the labors of Legislation over he
does retire to rest and safety but Immediately he
repairs the army and confidential aid to old Stone
wall, serves his country in the field.
If fidelity the Commonwealth, Illustrated in council
and field will entte to the honors we will conf.
IDENTIFY look to the election of A. R. BOeler the Con-
federate Senate. '.@ 49,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10
FOR THE WIG.
THE .sENlTORTAL ELECTIOl

= THE sen ATORTAL ELECTION. -s,t
= oRTuesday next the General Assembly win proceed
to elect Senator for the State of Virginia to the Con-
federaie Congress to fill the vacancy occasoned by the
death Of the Hon. VIM Ballard Preston. In tines Ike
these we should discard every feeling of personal and
Political Partially and endeavor to select that man.
our estimation best qualified to advance the public in
terest regardless of his former political status The
present Congress in our humble estimation, is deficient
in Statesmen of sound practical sense.
= We knoS no mdn within the limits of the Common
wealth of Virginia preeminently qualified for that
p6on than present distngushedchief magistrate,
theH Hon. Jbhn Lecher OF his administration we have
heard but sentiment expressed by the people, and
that one of universal commentator. His messages
hsse signazed him as Of the brightest political in
teiects OF the State. -., So
We have in past political association been linden
tilted With the party heretofore opposed that of which
Governor Letcher was member. But in these perlous
times, We cheerfully cast side any such unhallowed
bias, and recognise the public good and the public
safety as our sole rule Of action. We hope It may be
the pleasure of the General Assembly on Tuesday next
to cleo. Gov Letcher of yirgnias Senator's in
the Confederate Congress.
~ On LINE WING.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10
THE SucoEssoR TO MR. pREsroN.

10 tbs Editor OF tie Wig:
Among the many names that have been suggested
for the vacant Senatorshp that of John B. Baldwin,
of Augusta, presents qualifications eminent, aud
merit most distinguished intellectually man of the
frst order in atainments, highly fitted to adQrn'our
Supreme council; in character, firm, upright and rca-
be in politics, CONSTANT aud conservative in services
worthy Of reward and promotion in popularity unsur'
passed If the praiseworthy sentmen Of :he Enqurer
that the new Senator shall be old Wing, and that an
Gent euds shall be consigned tohe tombs of the capu
lets be adopted NJ Baldwin presented to US as high
and noble representative of the oldline Henry Clay
wings Who has ever kept the faith and ever fought the
good fight If the considerations Of Eastern and West
ern Virginia, being each entitled to Senator, prevail
he represents to our hand the Western section; and
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10
ADJr. 4 INSPECTOR GENERALS Otkrsf.
RIcuxoSD, Jan. Sd, 1858.
GENERAL ORDERS, [
~

No. J.. .
l. The following orders pubhed Tor the nformstioa Of
army:
All while male citizens the Confederate States between
ages Of IS 90 who exemptby TIE act OF October
1857 Liable 10 CONSUMPTION, and al such ne have been ae
enrolled will be held though In service OF
Confederate States until other Wise ordered Exemption win
take place until after enrolment when enrolling officers VII ~
certificates exemption Ia all clearly within the meanng
the act All doubtful cases for exemption viii he referred fo
clslon andans camps Of instruction. and
by Them the Chief OF the Bureau Of COnscrpon Ia RchrIo
Such will be required report 10 person 20 the camp
Instruction until fnAt action Il had on the same.
H. Enrolling officers Tequ ed 10 be An In the dscharI
Of eir duties within lie districts confded % them, not only IN
spect the enrolment canset but also IN the spprehen
and Of srsgers and Geseters from The Compa
Having beeH made OF harsh eanrnt 10 conschps py sDroi
dice OF the Confederate States by encouraging 0ppo(
toa the Of Consumption, II viii Be the duty Of cOnms
ants campo u Dueon 20 report 10 the Secretary a w
for discharge from cO0rp service officer who shall ohe
courage promote good understanding Nih the people
the district IN which they serving; and Is impressed
them that Grmne OF purpole, tempered With kindness and
besranoe, will hes promote the objects 10 be attained
Ill Enrolng officers viii furnish 10 connmandalts Of camps
Instruction. the OF each month, complete roll Of the eo
scrps madeby them during the month such rolls viii also ed
within thst peys5 one copy Of these rods WI be Immediate
forwarded by the Commandments Of camps Of Instruction to H
chief 0ie Bureau Of CONSUMPTION IA hchHond for Gle and
ture refer epce. ... H,J. n
who have become disconnected with he aru BY the operation
General ordsr and &C. Of ls52 by u
election, resignation DISMISSAL uGls actually disable
which they furnish syieneeare yuhsc TO eonscrptio
In the provisions te exemption law Will be held
service end Of the for which they engaged ~
principals within the for whom the substitutes ma
have engaged to serve, viii bsIlabls TO transcription
BIZ order, 80
jaG-l~ Adjutsnt and Inspector General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10
GENERAL ORDERS,

No
l. The following Orders published for the infsrnatOn
Recognizing the necessity OF officers Of raisosds having
control Of their business order TO safety and des
Ia military officers prohibited from nierf
with the engines running Of trains or With the eoniro
management In any way OF railroads.
H. When transportation OF troops elgbts By alroad
eessary Q1artermaSte other authorized officer shall
requson the upon the superintendent proper
Of the railroad Furnishing the necessary evidence OF ransp
ton apd delivering the tronps freight be transported
iii In the event that freight 10 be transported Oye
road than the road has the ability carry promptly the
furnishing evidence Of transportation Will Indicate TO the raj
officer what salake precedence In the absence OF
order what freight sba hrt ting railroad officer sh
governed by any General Order The General
Issue In regard thereto. 80
~. Where troops freight IA 10 be moIed the
routine Of railroad the officer having charge OF such
will fix With the superintendent other ocer Of thf roa
which the movement 10 70 be made the day ami hour Of
ure aud whsn hxed the troops freight MUS; be ready
appointed time.
v 10 the event Of any military necessity for unusual
ment particular point the commanding officer at SUI
post will fy the character and extent Of ser
10 the principal officer ofthe road roads nom which s
qured and ask the personal supervision OF the proper rs
officers 10 the duty. ..rs '
w. aud CommIssarles will exerclse dlscre
In shipping freight wanted for immediate use and thst
be stored safe and convenient points, taking sare b
up roads aud thereby impede transportation
VII When II Is secessary to Send special messenger
freight such must travel with tie freight placed IN
charge and his transportation shall be specified Its fac
order TO prevent him from travelling IN any other way.
VIII. Enrolling officers will permit copschpts, enrolled Will
the employment Of railroads. to remain hsr duty until q
mel VIM. NJ Wsdley A. A o. decide who Of them II is
TX Any violation Of these orders rerSsness the paT
railroad officers perform promptly all Government trsnsv
talon will be reported 70 Col Wn * Wsdley, A A. g whs
Indicate from time to time where BIZ headquarters vii be-
jss-lw Lijutani and Inspector Genera
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10
Senatorial Election.


Tas number Of nominations which appear IN our COL
INNS indicate the interest fe, 10 this election. 1t is
natural that dece-t persons should have different pref
ere-ces L5r o. personal considerations very often in
s,sues those preferences We hare no objection to the
expression OF thea-aOr would We say one ~ord against
apv OF the Gentlemen proposed We could wish there
wa, RON for all Of them. Judge AHco, General Floyd
Mr. Stuart, Mr. Baldwin Governor Letcher, Mr.. BOeler
Nr. Csperton-any Of them would make good Sens-
tor. But whatever may be the individual preferences
Of Gentlemen, We have get to meet with one who does
not confess that there is another statesman in the Com
nonweah whose fitness for the post is preemincnt to
that of any Of the gentlemen named We humbly sub
nj, that these are times when toe public interest should
bs consulted before that Of individuals. If NJ Riyes
can render better asd service to the public than
any other man-sud such believe 10 be tie convic
ZION Of this Commonwealth and Of all the Confederate
ss,tesby all means he should be elected. We may in
dige our personal predictions hereafter when We
have less at stake.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10
DONATIONS

To help the Fredericksburg sufferers ..... 50 %
To help furnish religious reading TO the
soldiers ............. D 90
The Editor Of the Wing will please give the enclosed
ten dollars the proper dSecton for the purposes above
mentioned, and obige sc.
We will take pleasure in dispOsing Of the above
amount as reoaested-Ed WHO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10
TRIsUTE OF RESPECT.

Corporal r II PHILLIPS Company D. 25h Battalion virginia
Volunteers died small x the Sis day Of Dsesu6er 1897
n the ga year OF his aga -.
Al MEETING Of the called order b. Lieut. Jen
ms when the following resolutions WGe read AMI unanimously
ADOPTED: 4
Isl That in the death Of our beloved companion IL
arms submsyey the hand o. wko too wise to
and who ordegsth all thing well.
iud That by his aHsble manners and gereGsrv depo
al iRvountary drawn respect HIN sHd Of bin MAJ
truly him esteemed him most
81 That ofer his family nend5, ana especially to bis
brother, H. T. Phillips sympathy and coincidence.
these resolutions be recorded the minutes Of this
comnany copies be
his family -.. W ?. ATKINSON, seoty.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10

Fan wIasIsc.rbe LyPehbarg yrg,alAn, Of yesterday,
that considerable qdshiiiy o. Hour held by eoumsso
shans inxhAt city; was esssd Thursday BY Government
at slI 30 per barrel similar procedure y anticipated
city. Look sharp! 4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10

AsorHkR NoRrHERs ISyAsIos We had slight fall Of %
Thursday light which disappeared At early hour vest
under the snseence The boys had scarcely chance
their sledges on the hills .... =.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10

We shan be compelled TO decline the publication of
al communications 70 give even a summary Of the
proceedings Of Congress and the Legislature and the
current news We reduced TO very limited space-or
sditorials
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10

Z A. J. cIO7Tos 80 ROE LYME
1900 NEGRO HIRING.-The subscriber
lOO,D will continue negroes rent out houses col
Iect claims &C. ensuing year. In the city Of Hchmond an
AK continuance liberal patronage bsstovei upon eI
rstnors They viii themselves fair price, an
good homes eorees cntrusted 70 % and respectful
sagges their snds the nP9G-ce OF sndzs ieer nesos
BY the hrs. OF January, thereafter IS possible
y Nv CLoPTOS 4 LYME,
Once corner Wall and Franklin ttrests,
deIs-d&c4v opposite Hi Dicknsono
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10
To CORRESPONDENCE.


81 Lecses o'siHss' ~ 81 % addressed I" S''
,n on Bosa sites Of ne Pdptr 20. not De Po-
Ts{s H. ii s Of Iyng sanding, ought - Dc kh0ucn 70
~ ~ nil IN - cass % departed fom O9tadrg fs0ees
-3fa0 Hrss lines charged for az ddrertssnleNts
- r. stap0t undertake 70 return rSsotsd eo1zasiea-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10

TEACHER WANTED.-Wanted male er
i female teacher qualified teach Latin Music aud Ae
bra I'D Geomstry, for small school wM A. HoRsLEf
ltt-ike3t HsrdWieksyAie, NelSon
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10
N0-pARTNERSHEP.- -The undersigned haze

PARTNERSHtP!--Ihe undersigned haycI
. aay formed CO. partnership under the style q MARTIN
CARDoZO, for purpose of conducting GENERAL CON
MISSION BCsNESs Our prompt AMI undivided attention E
given 70 The sale Of obzcco Wheat f,ur Corn and other pro-
dace congumsus which respectfully solicited from our
II. ai.S rlFsTed when desired mske liberal cash I'D
yances on consianmenrs
- - - =. - ''t J. IL. MlRTIs,
Lste Of Peters, Martin Co.,
N CARn0Z0 j
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10
LOCAL NEWS.

EY-curIos. "A muat,o girl named Margaret, the pre-
Mrs Mary ~ Butt OF Oxford, n. c.. was executed ye
near the poorhouse, In this city FOR the murder Of
child Of Mr.. Samuel O. Tsrdy. She gr Of good n
appearance, aout 1--WE In Insight and twenty years
As she rode from the 10 the her features
cohitaDty wreethed with smile Dnd arriving At the
execution she exhibited symptom OF fear Alter she
eendcd steps OF tho the death warrant
Sergeant Dudley The Criminal listening sttentlv
occasionally nodang her hesasbe then stepped forKs
the dlstinst protesting her limos
the murder tut declaring her yiDgpesst TO die, being
that ell her srs forgiven letter, written a. her d
lien BEAD giving fsnttaiiy tbe same statement
had just made Prsyer was offered by The Rev Dr. Sec
the Raps Church. during which for Ie FIRST time abe
slight emotion Afpsr this while the rope being
ed, she made further remarks IN the Of VII
complicated thai she was the victim Of ipjasce, and said
hsd been allowed half chance IN Coa the principal
against her "a would have been iUher
the gsows. Thetsp vas sprungby Deputy serp ssnE Hail.
minutes amer IL O'clock and after sfev spssnodic ugHI
body hung perfectly sun Amer the ispse Of thirty .nye II
John psyst The surgeon In attendance pronounced be
and she taken down and buried In the ring
Some hrseor four hundred persons white and black rsr
witness the spectacle md company Of soldiers
square around The gslIoBs; hut there disturbances
Kind and everything was conducted In the most perfect
RICHARDSON'S ALALisAo.-hessrs. West 4 Johnston hsj
sale, wynnSs edition Of Rchardson's Virginia and North
lima Amsnse for ls6s contsins variety Of useful Ind
toD, embracing correct Lists OF The Confederate Congress- 81
Assembly Of Virginia. court calendars directory " publd
ces receipts etc Everybody WILL Of course, ssoaIe pJ
A
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10

NTOTICE.-The General Meeting OF the,
~ e..sLI.t,oS me RINK or yIEuIStA, viii be held at
their BsnEng HGsse re city Of RctmSat on MONDAY the
lsrh Of January, 1seJ y So. -. A., NJ, -.
- a. ne proyy OF Siccxhold< IN election Of Directors q
hos cf The Esnf sta proxy he valid which saan
10 ;iesiS-S,sSli WI y, TAYLOR, caaidsE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-10
NEW CONCERN have entered in

NEW CONCERN-We have entered in Co
partnership the ruypose Of doing 1ERcAS
TILE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS rnder the style and hr 81
Younger Co. and taken The stand formerly oeesped "
Nth Adams Main street. LyRcLbarg Va VIII give per
sousl and prompt all ccLnmsnts Of Merchande,
Groceries quor Podaee etred a1d smoking Tobacco,
&c &C. VIM liberal cash advances op mems hand
when desired Refer 70 s Rchmod and Merchants
ssH sAsI.L W YopSGEe,
~ THOMAS l. JOHNSON
"a csfr-,-lE Of johnson, Younger otsy Richmond
-sf - reslirs JOHN =. sMITH
dsiT-su. -. rG snih Adams Lynehsrrf