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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02
Schools,

We hope that all our citizens Will see The Necessity Of
putting all their children to school and keeping them
there constantly until the war is over The minds of
children should be kept calm possible and mprov
ed for future usefulness The boys Oftho present age
will be called fot at the age of carly manhood, and it
should be the prdS OF Southern friends to prepare
the minds OF our yOnth male and female for the stations
they are to assume. By all means in all parts Of the
COnfederacy, build up schools. : :.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02
-. ENGLISH OPINION:

-. 4, I 'NsOA''..'. -
Tie following extract from letter dated Manchester
England, October 9th, IS published The Charleston
Courier: ..:...... - g x ..s.Y:.. ~:
could say muc Blu. will.say but little, upon the ter
iibe struggle inwhich you are engaged You may rest
assured that: YOU have the sympathy almost all Eng
land in'the nobie fight your peoPleare making for lib
crty and sefgoyernment.1 Whatever differences Of
opihoh.t there may have been rSthere none now
You are bravely fighting forlibery against The most
edespOtism which has appeared in hodernhiscry-
the iespolism OF selfish, headstrong aud lawess mob
who, in carrying ihswarof dominion, arc violating
every principal they proesso respect, and sacrificing
the liberties to the gratiAcatoneofa dabolcsl re-
venge:.. -; 49, ., &c.:
f. may that little; help l. worth much sympa
thy and for my own part T. must say hope that help
will not long be WITHHELD but cannot say that public
opinons decidedly in favor Of intervention.
think that the Cover ment are to semeextent, kept
back by the hopeof the speedy collapse of Northern
finance and general exhaustion Th6|sufering OF our
manufacturing population greatly increasing and may
exercise all influence before the winter is over: can
not say however that have any decided hope of any
bold course being vet adopted @0ne thing must say,
though YOU us no thanks for it, and thatiS that
there can be doubt that the tardy recognition of the
South by Europe has been In the highest degree bene6
cialto:your cause YOU have been thrown upon your
own,resource and have learnt selfdependence and YOU
have an united people, The dignfed tone and conduct
your Government has made trespeced and it s in
strong to the vulgar Ignorance and bombast of
the Northern Cabinet fear You have.ihe prospect of
mother struggle for Charleston bnt the spirit OF your
sSple Will 6y Gods blessing DC equal to the occasion
E6are little to say about busincss -sea Island spun:
oers generally continue on full time. Egyptian is Very
much substituted and their stocks Of Sea Island were
so large that the small quantities running the blockade,
or captured which come here have been sufficient to
Keep up stock, though not .toteep down prices
I cannot help again saymghow deeply sympathse
.xith.you in yor struggle. The frenzy the North is
appalling The excuses of the French Revolution may
DE said 10 be almost and probably coon will be- quite
reached Humanity Is outraged and Christianity BAN.
ished, or gt.ieds fails to make its presence korr do
think that better days nstore for YOU and for Us at
no distant day. -. 49,. -: %..f'.'':.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02

ed paid Rps the charge ;o insige was as pat a.
the charge dislOyslty upon those the Tribune and
its kindred dsloyaty ponthose Of the Tribune and it's
kindred terrorists How, for time this charge Pased
the, brain and unnamed the, heart Of France and
the heart and brain of France thus palsied surren
dered tile destines ofythe state into
Giles and fanatics all know But thsre was an end
TO- this too Titus Oates had his pilory, Fouquier;
Tinylle had hs:galotine and the Tribune pro-
Ct By their example ~ y. 80; Irt' y -.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02
LOCAL NEWS

MATRIMONIAL srArscswe subjoin annual comparative
exhibit Of the number Issued from the Clerks
once OF the nStn Court Of this city will Be observed that
number exceeds that OF previous fact expxned
Pthp by the union OF many couples who would have been
elsewhere fiat ALL but for the Other might
LOT the Increase but we win let the ladies Discus e
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02
GENERAL ORDERS, [
~ ne

No. vs..
Commandants Of eonssrfpts viii cause shs fouoxinI
published for at least times In sufficient nunl
papers In each State Of NE Conisdeyssy 70 snsurs
every part Of the country.
1. All commissioned officers and enlisted men vhs
seN from their commands from any other cause MAJ
Adm, duty under orders nom the Secretary Of
without drsy =, ~
II Conmi,@ensd officers falling 10 scnply with III
OF .ne ,oreso'ng Paragraph wthr reasonable irnst
no eae 20 steesd s~s1y days after the publication
shaI % u,9pPsa iron Ne roles Of the army In disgrs
h.nes .ih De iuInshed 70 tbs sotimkndsnt Of sonsei
III. All enlisted men who shaa ,aI 10 comply with
ions OF Paragraph I, Of this order within reasof
ly, their names 10 be furnished 70 she eonmaudsnt
In their State for publication, or such other aeaon
deemed most efdsacious.
Nv. In order 70 ensure tho eHcIent Cooperation
serned To carry this order Int immediate eject, Depa
manden are directed TO require from the soDnandi
each separsts command In their departments prom
the names Of all commissioned officers and splikieo
sent from their sommapds. These repertt --sln ST.
pany eeruma ndsr whs legies 10 furnish such
shall, knowingly &c guilty. Of ssncealing any case o.
Fed absence. shall. conYiction thereof be sumRaril
V. Under the provisions Of the second clause Of ;
Of General Orders Ne. S. commissioned officers and 7
incapable OF bearing arms In consequence Of vsui
In battle but who otherwise g. for service, req
otherwise assigned 10 report TO the nearest eounrnAni
scripts In their respective states who VIII, II they ar
such duty, assign them 10 the collection Of sirsggsrs
forcement Of the provisions Of this order, With full 20
upon the nearest military authority for such asslstane
necessary thereto. UH
VI Officers Of the Qaartermastor's Department, c
payment Of troops, are hereby directed not 10 pay
stoned officer, non-commssioned officer u private "
furnish satisfactory evidence that he q not liable 10 u
described In tho foregoing order. ANY dsbur.ing oie
make payment In violation Of this order shail be liable
for the amount Of such payme-t.
lsaedl sec
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02

The New Year opened apieiousy The Intelligence
yesterday the West chsshng indeed aud srenThsnsd
the hope which victory fredericksburg had s,kndsd that
The enemy soon convinced themposby Of suu
gng South and therefore may de from the further prsss
this aocious The tdngs ofvctory combined With
Of clear and bright ninhlns seemed
10 community. Everybody moved with more
STEP aud the greetings incident the day exchanged
with eorday. The and sidewalks
sded with seeking homes for the ensuing
Many will Successful Jsphet In search Of bis ia
Of hire asked for them
This ID decidedly the hgher-ng season. ss..e-sc
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02
LAND R0R SALE.

WILL be sold At public auction, on the 9th day Of J
wv lsC9 my tract Of latd on Wills Greek, contsnl
acres lylng in the eousty Of Buckingham, Rock
within hresourths of mile of the Paruville and Bue
plank road Said track Is adapted 70 the growth OF wis
corn, and Tobacco and yell set In clover and Herdsgt
an abundance OF excellent water and wood, The mprt
consisting Of large dwelling house, Office. and 90
for neaness and durability are not surpassed by any Ia
w. large fertile garden two peach orchards, and
siye apple orchards OF select fruits conrhuts much
forts aud cor yenlences Of the farm
Attic same time will be sold all the household AMI KIT
nitufe, stock and crop Of all descriptions.
plat aud survey Of the land can be at Col Burw
sce, In P.rnviis TO whom apply fer further particular
dsll-2vs = J. Z. GA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02
FRIDAY MORNING., JAN. 2, 1883.
no CORRESPONDENTS.I

" Lsss-s 5asiHss, 1t De addressed 20 pse EdiIor
q tts Tsiy" -.
s oittsa o. Iott Of he paper totH not % puo-
HTI nj, Is rls oS G,ny sffRg oUgt 70 Be hnOacH to
a. ana lriH IN D. tsPartsd rom obituary NOTICES
s,iiaT C-,s 1iae. cAt~gei for Gdeorfse7aeHts
80 We eanuof aRdsrtdts 70 retsrH rejected conaHGnsed-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02

MED CLAAxsaThs streets In the business portions Of the
city very much the application Of broom and spade
dirt and rubbish which coat the esbbls few
the Mayor, requesting the citizens revive the old
causing the Streets In front Of their respective prei
s<s, 70 be swept, would no doubt be needed BY AL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02
III dHEsIggyIrLD CIRCUIT COURT, November Term
NATHAN II. COsBILL, D. G.
ConKIssIoszs's Opyics,

D
Al persons the Of the foregoing decree
Circuit Court Chesterfield wild please take notice that
the tenth Of January 1868 the dsy
oh which 10 take directed In the said decree
which day required "a asn At oabce with all the
Voche papers and evidence To enable 10 make
said ettesnt and comply with asid decree 10 o'clock
AN. = JOS. G00DE C0mmissloper.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02

III kiusoa, deed, IN Lynsnbury county VAL on su
s3h OF April 1862 negro named ARCH, between u an
Of age about ave feet inches HIGH Of black color and
eouhensncs. be went OF dressed In drab fled hnssy
vest and paais black SLOUGH hat and boSs Vol
the winter. He may have changed his efenag' lie
slaves removed from the county Of ssdoon 70 shs
March last and Arch doubtless 90 BIS Dsek 10
ty he was arrested and Lodged Ia jail on the a3d Of
at Hanover Court HOa,e,in eoaPany howsv:s With ,ws
S conan.S 4, IN. ,aws rosm- Arch escaped nom tAn
On Handled poIIars viii be paid BY me for Che apr
.nd asysFv of said negro In some jail 50 that ct him
"a. niI reasonr bic expenses.
Nv sddress Is Non.Intervention Post ono, Lonenbu
Virginia
iy23-u skDRD J.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02
CONYE9ERATE STATES TREASURY D
REGIsrsR's 0FyIcg, Richmond. Dec. 2

CONFEDERATE sTATB TREASURY ID
REslsrxRs oTyrcS, Richmond. Dec.
NOTICE.-Coupon Bonds, Of the f
~ dates aud numbers, have been Loot In their
from tho OF Government At Richmond, Va, to the
rvs office At Houston, Texas, viz:
Numbers 2s5, 1851, sos, 40i, 4O2, 4S 4oi 405 4G6,
40 III, Az, 49, a. AIS 4i6, All, 4iS 4I9, 40, 42i
AS 526, 42, as 49, go, 43l, 49, 4J 100, 6O0-msI
eight bonds Of I'VE hundred dollars each, dated 0ctob
and payable July l. 1880; also numbers lloO l2lG,
bonds Of Are hundred dollars each dated October q
payable July |, 1876 also numbers 10t, I6e. III, IL
49, l76, m 49, i79, ls0 1871, lS2, 49, 1884, les 1885, II
$780, 1911, i92 1885, 1884, 1885, 1876, 49, 100, 200-maklus
bonds Of one thousand dollars each dated October 2
payable July l. 1880; also numbers 1882, 1883, 1870,
making i've bonds for one hundred dollars EACH dated
1862, and pay able July 1919; also numbers 96i
bonds OF fifty dolsrs each, dated October ~ 1862, pay
/, 1851.
Notice 10 hereby given that the payment Of the above
Coupons a,tashed will be declined at the Severl payin
the Treasury, and any Information the subject can
thu Department. or v any Depository Of the Goyernms
ROBERT II
dt8e-lW Register Of the Treasury
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02
~OYFEDRR ATRM0NEY .WANTED.-gB,esI

- advertiser has forsaie near 1000, Acres Of Lard wSl
young likely Ne5es Land adopted all te eiof good u
orchards house With large DE cling
Ia full Of the Blue Ridge and within miles q railroad
West Of the city Of gnShbuTEs Price Land
i Eros n cash With aIes yest In Confederate Bonds
thereby thAtexe1t 20 in Its dnEn
opsaIoJs price asked is fully susSlnhl By de es
Any really shIhg to hay and POST
0ee Is Applyngto Jas MSDnnsh ksq az the Wig Ohee
KlehIaond. = !UasaeMsi =, 1. =: 80. -. 3.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02
FINANCIAL AND. COMMERCIAL.

- = . :: -" -. IHuhsoIr, Jan'y 7, 1861.
we su6jOin a comparative exhibit Of The amounts of
real s.lae situated within the corporate limits Richmond, sold
df dScton each month"; during tho past four years: =
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02
? RICHMOND CITY BATTALION.
to Consoripts Mothers.
THE 25Ts VIRGINIA BATTALION FA-
ma ,TuE pP0piP ION THE COAST or

,T,o THE PEOPLE ON THE COAST oF
Is THE CEsAPEAKB author.ed BY NE Secretary a. S.
vs., omnany 10 Partifan hangers IN .he
~ NJ " ss sv an ~. Chesapeake This applies 10 a er
mn,s TSose 10 members Of sad Company
AZ, o,d fareh In Hanover county In person, or
80 ~ members OF said Company; and
~ PROMISED 70 join Company, Will report at once
70 the siore' x., Pssnectfully, r. c. foMLIN,
! 80 ,iis,p Captain.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02
Society i one Of the most nmAnageable things in the


Society one of the most unmanageabe things in the
world and vet We all prize Utmost highly Social cote
res and select clubs have many distressing ials and
many members who dishO1Or the high privileges. and
we viii add the advantages OF thei! position. THIS
being the case not to be expected that corporate
aud legazed society will be entirely free from unpea
SAINT occurrences and accordingly find every State
county and village corporation has corruption and crimes
to cOntAd with; and ii is nOtlO be expected that Rich
mOnd is to be purified INTO an exception for hgh;lCned
morality At che same tme we feel bound to- acEnOwl.
edge that the Authorities of this city might BY little
extra sIerOn, secure greater number of the rsgues
who every day lihats; coats and pistols from the de
ferent boarding houses. We feel that more might be
done to prevent, these Constant and shameful OGrages
What is society at this rate even in the Confederate
Capital but cOngloaetadon of al that isoasnsiye with
an indefinite mixture. Of good =, -. =.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02
oEEIoxAL.
ADs'T AND INSPECTOR GEMS o
-t- RicuxoEp, Dec.

GENERAL 0RDERs,l -
No. ia
,.s L. The beresu Of Superintendent Of Conscript,
established In ,his city. under the direction Of Brig
J. Rains, al reports, returns, and communicating
manders Of Camps Of Instruction will hereafter be
thai Bureau.
H. The Ordinance Bureau will hereafter ira
Quarternsstsrs Department all Ordnance, Ordnans
supplies forwhish transportation may be required,
ent will be charged With, and responsible for the sai
dsllysry Of The Sane.
BY order.
(SignsG sc
tAl-1v AdIutsnt and InsEscts
49, ADyr AND ISsP'R GENERALS ,
Nc1xoSp. Now 9Th
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02

HkW LzvRK-Asoordlng to CUSTOM large numbered
czeni so0urnsrs visited Govsrnsr Mansion yesterday
their respects to Governor Leehe Governor
with his Cordially manifested his
ity, IN the Old Virginia style.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02

w HISKY,-5-For sale under General Orders
w 4Ea Al q 0ea J. II. Windsr Of December 9th. 1862
IA, SINS hR0.,
e. iaf.:dlw. Cary street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02
First of. JanuarT--,63.

1t is difficult 10 estimate tho amount Of curiosity and
wonderment that viii fill the minds.of mem until Ef5Gre
allowed to know That'sortof proclamation King Abra.
ham viii send forth 10 SI&dde hearts Of hsaithfa
outOn-uaters, and the prayers ofthep ious
inventors OF shOepegsT but iet.s all try to be patient
and confident that his Majesty viii DO the thing which
will benefit Us most Hs'has always set his foot down
in the right place. and that sensiby accounts for the
fact that he never fails to "put his foot in it,. "
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02

Prisoners taken since the occupation openly boast Of
haviag destroyed private household property Of every
DESCRIPTION Camp fires we're made OF furniture costly
mirrors we're shrered and Libraries were torn and scat
tesd 70 the winds POTtable articles were sent away 10
lorn perhaps, private collections and take conspicuous
positions amoag Yankee psrOr Ornamsnis - FsninasrS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02
TN CHESTERFIELD CIRCUIT COURT,

TN CHESTERFIELD CIRCUIT COURT,
Il CLERKS OFFICE --To Hon THOMAS 8 GHOLsOS Judge
OF the CIRCUIT Court Of Chesterfield:
Humbly complaining, sboweth the Court yourt Comp
Horace A. Keat VIM o. Paine and A. Paine, merchants aud
partners trading under the firm and .yle Of Kent P-ne Co..
who their right behalf and for all oths the creditors
william T. ctestck, deed Who may in and contribute
To- This suit That said WI liam Crosck departed
life tue year lntestste, and Indebted your COmpi.
buof t929 $1,000 with interest the June
f and Indebted 10 undry other IN large That
H. n, ThveA qualified admir- Of said decrdent at the June
Term, 1875 Al the County Court Of this county with Jane, H.
Cox and Manaduke johnson his secure gave band In
penalty Of 81 oO 0JO conditioned the Law directs
said admir- has made settlement Of said and has Ia
ese That said Thy.stts powers admir- has been revoked.
and m lac retains the assets Of said and wholly fails
pay. the creditors Of bis interstate.
tender deraton OF the premises and your Comp
are without relief 10 Court Of Equity, they pray said
Thwea aud Johnson be made defendants 10 t suit and
required this BILL aud b. required render before
larry he disposed the Of the dceden
account fer the balance In h hands
and pay Conps and the other creditors the deco
dent their prorate and that ths Court Will grant
oherlnd further relief 70 m end and your
Honor right and proper aud Ia duty bound will pray
&c. WOOD, fer Pitts.
III dHEsTERYIuD oIRcUlT coURr, November Term 1880
Kent, Paine ace, Plaintiffs,
against r.
wu s. CrSstlGk's admir-, Defendant.
This day This eauss 10 be heard Bill which taken
9a the dsadan whom process appears
dpy executed and exhibits 6sd and argued By
Counsel On consideration whereof the Court doth adugs
and decree that ~ Thv late admir- Of Vim. T. Crss
lick do render before oAs ohe Cssn'nes OF this Court an
Of hi such ainr and said Commissioners
directed state audit and setus said account according TO the
principles Of Law applicable to uch aud said
to Court, Together with any other matter deeed pertinent by
hlSnsIf or specially r.quiredsy tbs parties
. I'.:.''''' NATHAN H. COsRILL, D c.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02
dt8G-lw

DIEDMONT HOUSE, LYNCHBUR(
Il J. T. OWENS, MISUNDERSTANDING OF II
MONT HOUSE. Ny friends, and the public generally, Al
ed that; having leased this well known HOTEL Irectiy
Depot OF the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, aud hS
roughly renovated an prepared TO seeomIpoJAte tho
public; aud have doubt that all Eho patronlge the
will 70 away satisfied with my table and sleeping apaT
Invite the patronage Of the public.
de21-9w JAS. Z.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-02

Tie following extract from letter dated Manchester
England, October 9th, Is published in the Charleston
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-10
From he Phadel,h ,hia Evening Journal.
I" The Copperheads and the Pope OF
ROme.O I.fs r-nT I.IU

This is the caption to the following brief ar
tlcle In the Philadelphia Daily News, an Ad-
ministration paper, edited by an ex-Know. Moth.
Ing, now. loading Lacquer. 1t will be seen
that the Old hatred Of Catholicism sill burns
10 the breasts OF the men who, finding Know
Nothipglsm Improbable, have become the
leaders Of the Abolition party. As the Nov
York Times siid, about two years ago, when
the rebellion is disposed Of, the Catholic reli-
gon will be attended to by these pure patriots
and spotlesB saints: ..'gs ro-rr ~,
"The newspapers of the Copperhead ss;Ipe
are publishing what Ia called a pastoral letter
rom the Pope of Rome to Bishop Hughes. Of
New Yc =, under date Of October 1862. That
our Iea era may understand the Particular rea-
son for the publication of this letter, We make
room for it 10 another column. Ii will 20 far
TO illustrate the fact that most OF the New
York rioters we're subjects Of the Pope of Rome.
The Pope erie Peace, Bishop Hughes cries
poace, and the Copperbeads cry peace The
circulation OF this letter at this time is siRnif
cant, and is, Of eourse, designed to influence
what 10 called the Catholic Vote.'n ~. n.
IL is not here stated that the Pope ordered
the New York riots, but 1t seems to be intims.
ted that be did. Greeley, 10 bis Tribune, while
the riots were progressing, stated that the war
CRY o. the rioters was "doHn With the heretIcen'
thus uttering falsehood for the purpose Of
provoking sectarisn hatred against Roman
Catholics. Gen. Phelps, 10 his famous (or in
famous) proclamation, issued from Sbip Island,
announced officially, sS the agent of Mr.. In
coin, which he was, that slavery and Catholi-
clsm were natural enemies to our Government.
This sectarlan malignity, which is the strongest
principle In the nature Of the Puritan element
IoE ruling the Government, will show itself,
occasionally, despite all efforts made to subdue
II for the time. e.
The paragraph which we quote above, from
the Ne0s, plainly charges that the Pope of
Rome is interfering IN our elections, for the
purpose Of aiding the "Cop. erheads" and re.
establishing peace. We shall next be told that
bis Holiness intends to remove the Vatican to
Philadelphia, and get 1t down where Independ-
ence Hall now stands, and that he will then a.
sume the reins OF government in this country !!
After humbugging the Irish Catholics to en-
llst In this Abolition war, and driving tcns of
thousands of them into battle under incompe-
tent Generals, very much as o butcher drives
bullooks into the slaughter pen," leaving their
bones to whiten the soil of theSouth, and their
widows and orphans TO beg their bread 10 the
North-aiter doing all thls, the Puritauic lead
ers of the Abolition party stgmatize the fa-
thers, brothers and friends Of these slaughtered
men as copperheads, rioters and men who vote
according to orders from the Pope Of Rome.