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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-11
NEW FIRM.
ROSE & BEEN,
Merchant TailOrS,
Corner Town & High sts
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

6y Ofuef Oh COURT.
ON Saturday, the 4th day of June, A. D. 1864 at
" 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the premises in
Perry township, Franklin county, Ohio will be sold
tothe highest bidder the following real estate as the
property Of Charles A. Dewey deceased, TO wit.
The one undivided eighth % part of lots C and
d, of the partition of lands among the heirs of An
thOny Miller Harris, decd; Lot q being part of lot
No. SO, section !, town. g range 10, T. $. Military
lands (Iuller's survey, containing 81 acres,
less and lot containing 81 acres, more or less be-
ing part of lot No. l, section 3 town. ., range 49, u.
s. Military lands; reference being here had to the
plat and record of said partition, in Complete Record
No. ., page 399, ct seq. of the Superior Court of
Franklin county Ohio for more particular descrip
tion Of said lot. and D.. Also, the following life
estate to wit: The undivided % three-eghths of
said lots G and d. above described, for and during
tho natural life Of one Howard Penn; all in Perry
township franklin county, Ohio.
Appraised-Sad real estate at Sl57.50.
life estate at $4,000.
,TERMs-0ne-half cash in hand on the day of sale,
and the balance in one year thereafter. The defer
red payments to bear interest from the day of SALE
and be secured, to said real estate, by mortgage
on the premises; and to said life estate, by note,
with at least two good sureties.
HENRY PIERCE,
Administrator Of Charles A. Dewey, deceased.
E.W FULLER and H. b. ALBERY, Attys.
April %, 1S64-d1t&w4w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-11
a. ER'S
CHERRY PICTORIAL,

The Worlds Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
OF Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
OF the disease.
This has been so long used and so univer-
sally known, thar We need do no more than
assure The public tlht It's quality is kept up 10
the hest it ever has been and that it may be
relied on to do all it has eyer done.
Prepared by Dn j c. AVER c Co.,
Practical and Aanyhcai Chemists
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
s,pt. 10 63-dAweowIV
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CoInmbus City Drug Stol.e
Advertisement
DR.. Witfield's Vegetable Pile Pill

are warranted. go.
Mr.. ]. YoUNG-My Dear Sir:-lt is with grea
pleasure that acknowledge the bepeft that derive
Pills. For series OF months and especially while l.
the army, was most sOrely afflicted with the Piles
After using the Pills week only, feel like ne'
man. and am now satisfied that one or two bOxe
more will entirely restore my former condition o
health, Yours, respectfully,
j. W. CLARK, Govt Ag't.
Price 50 cents per box. Sold by all Druggists,
Sent by mail to any address.
No. 1870 Varick St., New York.
r.LJ ,-er,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-11
DIABETES

Is disease of the stomach and liver, acting through
the kidneys and is without doubt, the most obsti-
nate disease except Consumption, that affects the
human constitution. We have no space for discus
sing causes, but will state that the effect Of the dis
ease is the conversion Of the starchy principle lQr
vegetable portion of the food into sugar, which
stimulates the kidneys to excessive secretion of
water. Many persons suffer from this disease who
are ignorant Of it, that is they pass large quantities
during the day. and are obliged to get up from to
fifteen or twenty times during the night. No notice
is taken of it until their attention is called to the
large discharge of water and often when il is so far
advanced as to be beyond tho control Of ordinary
remedies. Another symptom is the great thirst,
which, when the disease is fully established, is in
toera ble-tle patient drinks constantly aCthoW BE-.
ing satisfied also dryness of the mouth, cracking Of
the lips sweet breath, in the more advances cases,
and finally loss Of appetite, emaciation and the pa
tient gradually sinks from exhaustion.
Constitution W ATER is, without doubt, the only
known remedy for diabetes, and we have as much
confidence that IL is specific az we have that opium
will produce sleep, and truthfully say that it has
cured every case in which it has been used.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-05-11
Stone i'm the Bladder, Calculus, GRAY
ell, Brick Dust Deposit, ETC., Etc,

Diseases arising from faulty secretion-n the one
case being too little and accompanied by severe pain,
and in the other too profuse secretiOn-which will
be speedily cured by the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-02

P.sssnNtar ~ FIRE The New York Daily
New" unGer this heat, cditoriaiizss en- the
burning 81 hosscs "s liz" Mississippi river to
punish the pcop'' FOR 'iring on steamers by
cusrrilas, :...L closes hr saying:
sch worse than vs,riai acS neither deter The
:u,rliiaS, nor IL they strengthen tbs attack
IN: ~ the government. These rowing bands
i.y -, o proper y cu he river 10 lose and every
1i ii!..t by f.lcia' soldiers Swrs their ri;uxs
vi, /, III and desperate men, filed with revenge
a,r us: those who have hur,cd heir homes aud
.r;,:.., ,i:er wives ana ii';e cu,S the cold
.; .s.,v o! .:,r wcr,r:. without root n cover
.,....r ). his WY Is 10 continue ii bro her IS
- ssl.. a,a,t brother. aud istler meet son in
sn.!iy s;iIi. and III blood and carnage. with their
;:l.ui..u trait! ui hUlr.!S in heavens name irt
Il b spared he rcri.Ii "t my mJIs of this la
IA mode O.: wa,GuG. ;tsaiIIS; women and chill
r,l forced - leave ;i!rf burning dwellings,
- .. their r:.ih iigh,ci by" 'niGnight coriagra'
,.l, OF ;,i-ir Usn homes. siuch warfare Is he.
u. al. INA, Of Il riSi!i:.i na' uuis filter fHr
E u, ;h,n iur men. The Mississippi, from Caio
nos,U IS How aim ~. n desert waste. Fire and
AYR! iav.. done t;,cir WORK ihoSa who took
a. 90 rnrt in H." rcbclilou lei. Cor the interior,
AMI. ~, only those who il! hal confidence
III President LEc3iu first message. an1 tho
de.:~rntioa Of Congress. i'll the passage 10y IN
uI,s.,,t i.ianinous vote, OF the Cristentcn resu>
or .s;on that remained and they have since real
IL q; tiat Aba tioD promises are, as 1t witt Il
uuoa wa'er-but to DO broken.
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Far tie EacuiYtr
nfirtL hMAi'cN

Son r Ter tao b:'tis .3avc Iaucd. the AIRY
crrrcs;;eE ilH.- 2s,."ins II 2r information nToaa-
bly, i,1u h"aipus't-rs, were rery busy III at
trisUt.r :h. allure e. reap the appropriate fruits
o., victory 20 C.vn. =. RI iill. i'us card nf TIM!
ui.itar containing TIC emphatic Icclhratiun OF
Gu LraSs ;lI-i n hal fault 10 iiGh will.
i'm Gem Hill up 10 Tie close OF The battle Az!
.acjiic ~ rrnora up0n i.ersonal guar"s MES,
crui ,lu,1 win thc letter If III. AJju;snt General
., :i.mn s.!clc.,i the IN Just distinctions. Bat
lDfv. ;s press has generally copiud the st2te-
rcn. II Il Mobile correspondent who has hcsn
X sliy permitted, ny Gen. Bragg to SO his re-
rIi; bc'"r- IT, publication. The rIus aud Gus
to.. OF t.,u ',quice Offers 10 submit their
r1rorts 20 tis Wa: Department to Judge OF tho
pcp,isty OF what oaGht aud wha. ought not to
q GIvaiyeA. II dis statement he tue it is for
III, ?ubhc "a j,:l;;a "f Gen. Bragg. motive for
~, Extraordinary course. !, His report ceu'a,us
ma rcAaotuits upon Gen. I'LL! which tho Mobile
ceres u. says i; does, liz is prepared to
..sCyc hat Il i5 inconsistent with the facts. and
iaccrSr'eu: with statements Of Gen. Bragg hina-
sa;5 ,, ~. "~"-anrr nf ~ ottiGcr Ok ~ high c!:@r
-. =. ~, III III, C"ml-derAc1.
~ pines which have copied The declaration
al n. Mo:'e ",rr esp lmi:u. sill, rs II matter of
jl..:r.:, 20, rs @!fJ. TNurs.
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GHxPRNfGsTn SgATEs t0NGisEss


Mr. S., - i,;. i.:c.' . t,-1."''"H IN
bcr,ng 'hnIs t. Lac louisiana tr''lr III 'n'
tennessee amy : = tE.c l;ty and srH Farriti-
,.iry NJ. rit d, ryl by them in rrt'i''rt ny,
ana i"r h.yiG1 e. he beginning II i"e Maf.
tLncri ,h..r ~ * 81 thc G.Srosa u her
.nnu:r,. ..,ta,n, 'nA...1:. ~: limi. - - ;:n'
tic So v.iu..u- wriC ~! 0r;ci.
4 i,;nl .c~ 'u;ru H. tie hcnrii. ii C>.!'-
,a,u VIZ. Amjr.saa. % Florida, MS ;'g9rci
{.
ll,u'r aii, 20 provide Tor wo"n,ic! "r d,.''-
bed soi .:t:- ~ Il, 81. - h:tG!i"I "The ~
uran S'i:l"r, !! I,:, wa' passed
The >cua.r, e., In,tipn. went into arc< 'r''
ston
House or REPRESENTATIVES,.
TIE Uous, .ns. Il; II o'ti"'i;.
~, F,sr.K, vg AL. "'rci II Resolution,
VIII !. Was s,lup,'I invitnS il the House
Con. Pillow, of the I. ). Army
T,e bill to allow commissioned ciiltcrs oi
the army ra;iorG nnI the privilege ct rul-
chasing clothing from the N"aricrnAslSr
Departments, WIZ ;akcn ny FROM tnr ca'tr""F'
and, ate. several amendments AID roaS.der'.-
bic discussion. Vas passed.
The Hill provides ;:,T: nj commissioners "i:i>
cers 4,,al! he entitled 10 rati"ns ~ END Ire
aar,(. ..a --lrm ~ lrlyatr" ai.d ci"isI''I' Ia
exceeding nlir sue i'cr ''''''r,' u. i
tr''; i'fr';''''' 'n'' 10 q'''' vi - l,,i
low, Il ,n Issue any officer sny clothing y" r'nt''
Tor r,n,iiur Whir:i IL would Dc proper :" i>7"'
70 pri.;.tcS until al prva.ci cA'ltled L !'-
.siv;. the same snail have hccn iir.t "urT''c''
and further, that cuii,ru'"9irEci cheers E''N
,.cninur 20 nri"" the piir''cG" oi riF1"a7'n.
SuHS'9'' ''''
l'artm ~. rI.
The "'il II Increase W. '.','.,', ',.i
array bY iit employ H'rit +" 100 " =
slaves Ia certain canae.nss (:Si'H' ''':s' I''''
tal coos. !ine.' ~ V: a., &c, 4
The tnii wis De'i%.EhI ~ '' a"
hcl:' K Ancr1e''. wa l"'s'"' ...
tie c"t,3 riri'oh ii i't moe t''''. ,"'' ;
Thousand NEGROES IL" i"''''' !" Wv ~"
scrlpu"n shall t'h!Hthto vi " .'.- '''' -
sroas.
Tie House tiIeh i'Il"NFi'S9'
r,r. j..,....,,
AN ACT - !I"'I II, '''' o. U.,,ti!. va
~ me IL. i'"uS' ~ ~''.'.,'' c.I,-,.,
! @Ic1"'i l. -" $50 n, 49, ~ .,,;...,.,
>ta'eS I'll n''.'''" "' 49, ,','' ,;,,,. 49,:
n"n-c"!:'i"'"so'''' r'"T''>' :,I, -,
yaies am 7'"''-''' Az -
ilsanlca sS "'""oS - "''. ''"..'' - ,,,'
| Or dife2"e cont III '"c
Confederate o;''eS a'' III '"e ~" we
Sh"'! be '"''rc1 "r ''SI'" '','," ',o,'
SwctNc pS!,!o!S H. "e' ''''"''-' i!N'' j.
But tho rang pay "'o c'''ui'.,,', - r. .'t
| ulcers ara Tue F''v ana '''"'"s'''''' =;
"r'''nt''!rsi'i'r' "S!.'''' IL" 49,
ana N'''"'i; ~ Az 'J''.''',' - ~ w.. -"
war, ~ i. i"n& ~ 'H'F ':'''H ''"'''''' ~ =.
| ;Ir,A n Ll~rI!;l.tpit.
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"hiS .! tni' lt' s'''i, '.'s''' :"'a
'A"'"' ''"'' ~ T''I y"
.ar"S 40" e,'H'',s,'','' ~ ''H, p,
'5te "' :"' p''. 49, ,'''... =, Va ~
! .H",Y eA'~'S' ~"
"|''a' &C., ;;p ~ 49, ~ f'',.,'r r.,-., o. a.
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Tie Hs hes articles named tasFm adopt by ''!
IL Eu
officers and as'H''"i the government direct
MOS lana:
nu.j A.
SrI She e; nn! March, H"rt The
H ala
IA uuapnI ii he
respectfully oA \
IIicc
irnc
wrn =
u
hcLv expense deliver sur,lu
Lrd: i IKE:
creased
h icgr
o o all 1T
ota least !riui"l
cHss; a agr ElHsc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-02

:; Z 2 I : / / H..
NhI'f iNHl'K GEt'IS OFflCE,
i:rs"".;.. n. Fab | 1854.

ira"".;. ~. Feb |, 1874.
..r.E. i.LrfkI.
M. II.
!. %xa;..uiuS bourds ior conaeripts vii,
w.e. practicable, Dc comp Used Of two nisdI-
cal Officers ard one employed surgeon.
They will hold continuous sessions in the
several counties Of their respective districts
:, facilitate the execution % The dn'cs Prs-
e...ed Nv General Oricr' No. I'll, lh1|'
J.. n III, "i'iac.
II. P.ragr.i'h III, general Orlels No.
IA. last s"rc-, from this clice. is amended to
provide :I%. ii al r:..,s when there are tw"
el-d;c.l i.SrS Oh tic E"ard, ijf tho exa;nl-
ant;yu 81 ,.i'asrin;s, recon- nenlat,on7 "ni
.a.;'Ii .atts r;u3: DC coEcu:roi il ahd signed
i,v I,rh medical officer. Byor'ier.
ls;<.sd) 5. sOOPEE.
f-'2-lw All: and Iu-p'r Genl.
s1S~Wl,i.: a,.l S.ut...rl please copy.
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Two MUHInS MD";:. aui IA comparative
nr:rl hat Ir"w itianS IN ali or 5"T'ir,s ::I t.,
ruJcly broken lh- horrId rEang0r OF b,"oiy
was Will Il ;gin reSouni jirouT h"ni tic lan" IN
;s,irc campaign W.. then commerce &ni ''e
s'r.i 80, such - rrn times 80 lave never
icf rc witnessed On the sen coast. IT. I'c i:H.
rror wherever EI-ii.- .yc. ::gree!rS, ~" "!l'''l
l.y:r III r:sii afr cI"diHEr arr!". i .r''' :
tie i, riiains himself '.r."" TOR the s':i!s IL
ISM @, that s;rii1 Ic,rs VII ":i:S iTa>. !! we
ire vci!amt urtri.p, 4,iyfiAr t.'se vii: ~
n,rri.r ll.o.vn W r'."'}c "dEAu"i:, '.>.ari an.
b, y"ui :, HE! b cam " pas; a"d not "'Y MAJ,
hu. we shall be- able 10 han his crilmi' 'rH II
ront;ssina ND ;rale Hess lsai'.r. Nc&rc Er..i>
n 4 ~ The spirit 81 a"ilv''y ''i'"'' - i'.'"'.i"I
To he Unused ia'o oar ar.:ii..s ana i"s''P" in1
;i'ks prs iii- W sI'!..r ..ir% rnl ah,cn'"rs -"
i,;urHir - th"I, places az th"r hr",:eTs J. ;i:g
i'll: new v"In:.icaIs nrr pressing iU:w&'i t"
S:..nIaI tn. rosr- ,sirctuy .s'i. ;h'.r uinJr 81
tuy .ri>, T.ar. n.m az: r.-"!!i.','":; ":,n 60
!.ua..;n ani u.ii tiS i'a'iI";iSn. Tie aic"s
,n. II. - c,gr..irr i iir'.',:a !ar'a Mi Twin
cibr mmy. iiy ;Ic rma 'n- t.s' .''iH r-n'e.
an lii, .pr;ug Is, H. p'n;, - s".i! orr so m
iuv4asoe host o! lis '.r'amT Two months
mor, l,cr ~ b- tui'1 p''pa'c" when h. great
hour nf tris. ro.leS. - Augusta Ga Chr Rs'e
and Sentinel
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YrEsptY MORNING. FEB. >. iSdl.



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',."si.; 4"AA'.' ana 81 u Il u '''P'
IN LIE Z "'' S"'',-''''s'' ',' Wv IL, ~,
'. '''.' OK ~ - ." "'''''"'
u,,or
- ,', -. ,,,,r., If
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lie army att :.
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y" ''.''
''t.'" ana ',tS''' '''''''N'"''' fS''' '','''
'.''9" ''0 ~ '''e s"''' -,
er.s'G - tri.l2l' E".> ;fth"Fi"aS. iAeJ '"h
lie cA,iarSC: y l.iicI,d fer supplies, be-
f;-,,.. ,,>.a.s cu,i;l;c, rf c.ryc~tihii:,y
r,,..,, -.
,i''' 60 nv 'oi'' u '"'''''''"' ''I" ;
~" v',v" Garnet i1 gwen to 1t Ivy 3rY ''S's
whatever. Tie ro.:o,..ans to!a,caih&i
b.,.3 r,- Vow. cr m.rke:
-
---.a '"* Pc 'sh'"S' Q; ""S'" II 'i'''''''Da-'
~. eyl, 49, ty III" suthcIlt:"s' can DC
~lsI; Ia i,:,rs,. ~ lie ADD activity into cur
..,r. .;,. r.,i ard cla,h;rc n o,,,. army
-.
~ - " '>
:.'"i''N iac'ii'!'e rs l""aihE anu "flr'%"H"'s
s Il snCcc taS;cr than ary system ~ !esl>!a
,:,. Lat can '.n devised.
~ "'''''i'''.I 'o' S''''~ !''F'N+'S !" '"'
.-. L. -oH fly millions 81 1:ucis Of me-,
--..3.i-3 r;.r:r:;ne irieia:,: 'or "a co:.ox
:.-..'.. r.,,,;.....,. r.,-,,.,,..,r
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Ina artillery and
should he
with
.wviw II ~
ten m a:t he
y. arise,
:
Inr"a b imnrc
als
"Inncn ariGi hr g.
.nva!uc "
fr zach
a,wnlan ,caic horses, Gh,
In
lerabc
frr
nrGnlcr s"ricn
standard
hv.m stacr
eup entitled
should rr,Ic~"
place thcmbc tho Standard OF Ais: class,
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NiEETS
CARR CLGFHISG.
For sal.b by Fi.L9Tt. HGLL FIX
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4 ''h l." % a y ,-r"h

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The b. o! TrGsa.s Of this Irs:itu: has decided
a. :.t- -: .-. .p;ior having cGInpli ID nth t.
rre"e1 - ... r." collection Of in bonds -. later
. hr-h5 '-s-urrd u. 70 i'.ym"nti OIL ;ao 90!
r!' III ~. ml,a urtil tils oi IL. "GlcpIl::
-: s..! n.'yGut a. irnht
l.: dii:;on 10 N, -vhscr: nr already secured ~
thousands 20 e,-sry {" pay ir III" prnTsc'y ~
l. :; walton a- rrsE gppcin;.t ."s; % COLE; ~
,fit / 'si! : '.r ':cy 81 81 'Eiiany jo &c t. o.
.cao cpJ 80 ,'i,n~S rcil."t sons, TN the tI~t II
ynr.h. (. IN. ,.nssl,, GEORGE n. TAYLOR,
r,.;.G"G' Board OF !ru-:
:'.'au ~ "a. G..rt g. t1,.l j. Gs
paMvliLE VA
rr.ou Il, Literary Deiar;n:- fr iwe2ty weeks. ON
F,rr.ary -. eti -
.,@.ri tent r.-rsp ~" Ba.r.l- Hour, SIgl.
mi, .r.i.h iE'ir gas 'os:i'. All ane n.i: "i
,hn.': ,a'h. fho la Mn' ~
it.T.- AZ. Pi"I+rat.
.i.....::;:::.. I!yI.:r.:2y AH.aES',.
49,, O.: c~s'.~rr%-, ISL. 81. 1894. W :r1:
la. a-t ir'''rs':' sgE!y;n ;, ,.,,o,
y:.ilL,:!. SAI.;$%.
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tcAGM :;:R -tLi: PIG o:""T ~ faICi Of al
's'.. :ra; re Ill from - 'y r, Of >shl?n, =
. al t,s ":~ !"i'. IN i: c'u'a nj: r!"S'n
.,> s.s < 90" hG t.ii c"rE.''oU'' w:lh Ieu;y
~n"t ...;.. Ma H., m-:.i'a tu d. rlrT9"d
-: f5l-r irforr .or, apply a. the Erquir:r 05c".
Jag .rH"'T
N-AT:.i.Is!: E-T .E re- ~sI.E-rhc rest
' ITr De u"'pi q sid Hur Tact, in III. los 5r
~" rranc- "a .!:=a.-! In ;h- fork n &c RNpdsh
sgi Wi."-ncas RIM N; 49, s5rv Casio iGr-r!'.- aGd
e -. com "a" o.! " wid-rn,J. T."riU ca7'ainiGg
i'' 80 nci'ii.c -" mAs:In EnG'cr"is "nih"dse'.
AZ Fl! - :...I 1r.IS ~ s'b1d.
-. ..' .,r..r'nr Il thi' race. a3l is h":.:.y 10
ctT 49,. kJ~;i" :cri;::r" c"amrn: or a,'I.tion
Arr:-;l WN. BliLtY.
:, Dau!oP, Moacurc 4 o. ohic..
s,.'.... Eicnm6-d.
;Irs3iits FLi.iI. uF iIU ACRES.
4 2'', z: Brandy Stat II, IN Cui-p cp.ntv
! Leaf slG ,u-;l,1ii c,a:" Of ar 70 uII.
u .i iry c-:.huH n:I ba i i -. :'T' :uGd-
81 I. Rr.y Ll:-d I'd IN meadow. a-
'siru" = az. r.. pe.i'ct.
II, r"-- Is II. SlfACKELFORn,
j .-;'H,' Ballard Hou.-.
: E-9 E,,;. SALE. 4 s0G ;ifrI c 1872 scre4,
:Ja: miles from Gndssys TI-asut Elhrmarie
80 me W Esatrri Rarcsd AbunGEully wae.ed and
,Sers,lis of-rd for ssle The farm has on II small
,r.e ari oa,DdildasI And 10 IN healthy and de' abls
uc;shbsrhood. Address tie Proprieto1 Of the "En9u
rer" de lEn
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-14
The Department Clerks.
r. A. ALsToN,
Lieut.. Col. 7. A. U. S.

A bill has been pissed in the Confederate Senate in
creasing the compensation of the clerks in the Execu
tive Departments This is very proper MEASURE
These officials are very worthy class and they have,
Of late been aborng for the Government at great sacr
fees This Ia VIII knoF to every body at the Capital
It's to be reg cited that the BILL passed the Sea-
ate, il encountered with highly Objectionable provsc.
The obnoxious feauc restricts the benefits of the law
to persons who are pby scay unable TO bear arms
The practical effect of this proVso Is to withhold all re-
lief from the great body Of officers who carry on the
civil departments of the Government. The provisC
requires that no person shall derive any benefit from
the act who IL cable to bear arms unless The lead OF
the Department will certify that he is absolutely
necessary to the service in which he is employed,
and that his place cannot be supplied by any person
unfit for military service.
1t is hoped that this prOviso VII be stricken out in
the House. II adopted in the Senate, upon motion
of Mr.. Brown, who has been conspicuous from the
organization of the Government, in denouncmg De-
parmental Clerks. A few days ago, he avowed in his
place on the floor of the Senate that he was for "ary
ipg" these officers out Of the Departments. The pro-
yso in question is in strict accordance with the
citation 1t is 4 source of sincere regret that Of
Senator Browns patriotism and energy should waste
SO much time and labor in abusing few unOifending
clerks. No measure yet proposed by him will legally
deprive these men of their Offices. They cannot be
legislaied out, Except by starvation" They hold
their places under plain provisions of the Constitution
and laws and so long they choose to hold them they
cannot be displaced e1cep. for the set forth in
our great Confederate chatter.
The pitiauce received by these honorable aud worthy
officials it is well known, Is wholly Inadequate to sup
ply the very simplest wants of life. Their compensation
should be hberaly increased. We hope that Congress
will come to their relief with some act not loaded down
with buncombe prOvisU which defeats the very object
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The State Reserves.

The organization Of a reserved force by the Stale s
subject that should engage The early and earnest at
teuiion of our Legislature. Virginia may be said to
have no militia system at all at present The failure to
unite upon any plan of State organization at the last
session, and the omission to do far the present
session, should be remeded at once. We are pleased
to see some little disposition already manifested to lake
up this subject Some action upon it is briefly, but
pointedy urged in the spirited inaugural Of present
Governor. Other States have already provided by
Legislative euaelmsnts for the organizing and discipn-
ing of their militia In no State IN she COnfederacy is
such system of defence more urgently called for than
10 ours.
Why delay to see what Congress will do This is
not Tine it Is true for q conflict between State and
Confederate authorities upon the vital subject of mill
tary defence But it is beginning TO be recognized in
Congress what the common sense Of the country has
always declared that it is utterly impractcabe that it
will be utterly destructive OF the resources of the
country for the prosecution OF the war; to put every
man even within the present conscrpt age much less
every able bodied of the country, into the field
Equally destructive will be the "deta" system If
honestly and faithfully carried out for the general well
fare as the detailed men would be still in Confederate
We would earnestly recommend as apreliminary step
that an act be passed for the immediate enrolment oil
all free white males within the State, not in the Confed
crate SERVICE between the ages of seventeen and fifty
years. or such other ages may appear most proper
including permanent. and temporary residents, e1eDpts
from Confederate service, and discharged ssoders.
Having completed such an enrolment, and made such
discharges for disability, and such exemptions of State
officers and Others may bs proper, an organizltio
by election and appointment Of officers within such re-
spective districts may be prescribed, readily be
effected.
Exposed as large portion Of the State is to Yankee
raids the responsibility to repel them must necessarily
10 many instances fall in great measure upon the cit-
zens In no way they better act to this end than
BY local organizations for defence Such organizations
would contrbuss greatly to the efficiency Of the regular
army Their cooperation with regular troops EOnld
aid the of many movements, and turn the tide
in cOmbats They also be emiDently servOeable in