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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-10
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-06-10

And all other difficulties of this kind which 80 Iucb
disfgure the outward appearance of both males and
females, often making them q disgusting object To
themselves and their friends
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
Shall They be Spikedl

The Chicago Journal relates the adventures OF Thos
]. Orr and William Cummin, two Ysnkees who
escaped from the Libby prison and found their
way to Williamsburg They pissed through line Of
Notifications, some thres mes in extent, near James
river, about four niles from Richmond. Heavy guns
were 10 position and many of them, but rot soldier
was to be in about the works, and Orr says be
could have found any spikDg materials he certainly
cou and would have spiked every gun on the fortica
tons, there being nothing to prvest him. But he had
no time for delay especially siu,e his companion, hav-
ing painful wound, required much care, and could not
walk rapidly
At The time Of the Stoneman raid il related that
an old gentleman living the city finding one of the
batteries deserted, and fearing the guns would be
spiked, got another old TO aid him, and stood guard
over the guns all night Reporting the fact the next
morning 70 the proper ocer he was requested to re-
peat the faver thanext night There WAS some excuse
for this requs our troops were called of ia pursuit
of the Yankee raiders Bat the guns ought now TO be
guarded udinspected daily. We hope they are.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
The biggest Yet.

The Yankees have told many lies but the following
exceeds them all:
The North Carolina Times copies ard endorses re-
mul able article from the Richmond Whig which con-
tains the following significant paragraph:
"Slayery has stabbed itself 10 DEATH II has snned
against lght-committed the upplrdonabie ain, end
rnust.die."
So fer from believing tina. slavery muit die We have
long held the opinion that is tbs normal aud only hu
maae relation which labor sustain toward capital
When this war is over, we shall nge that every Yam
kee who ventures to put foot Southern soil BIO made
a slave foc lie, and wear irol collar badge Of
inferoriy 10 the African. Slavery Will ab itself to
death about the time the Yankees learn to tell the TRUTH
and no sooter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
Beauregard.

b. The way speaking of the visits Of our generals TO
Richmond il is little remarkable that Bsauregard hiss
never been N the capital but single nghs sincethe be-
ginning of tie war. He arrived bore the evening of
ho lst of June 1881, on bis way TO take commgnd Of
the army Of Northern Virginia then Bull Run, and
Iet The bt xt morning. and when he osdend to as
same command Of the army Of the West at Cornth, he
vent thither by way Of Lynchburg. Very few Of our
citizens Rave ever seen him. Some months hence,
when the siege Of Charleston shall have been abandoned
BY the Yankees we hope to greet Tim in the capital
With ths plaudils Tat lie will so well deserve.
So says the Richmond correspondent Of the Memphis
Appeal Gen. Beauregard can afford to bide his time
Il hold upon The affections Of the country Is secure
he has already been thanked four times by Congress
tWics as often a. any other Commanding GEL
era. His defence of Charleston is unparalleled in The
annals Of the war; 1t is the only glory achieved during
the past year. The shelf on which no was laid has
proved niche of fame Iutrgues have served cut to
elevate him We should be glad 10 him here If bis
great art ard comprehensive mad could be accepted
IN the service of his country Psuiits Of the hour are
OF .le worth to him, for be looss beyond and sees u
goom. His hope and aim is to pierce that gloom and
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

eet az definitely that the Preedeut would cali Congress
together as tho extraordinary assumption OF the gen.
tleman from Virginia, that the President vas response
BILE for the present condition o. he country
Mr.. STAPLES. The gentleman shal! rot misreprs'
sent me- He did not believe be would Intentionally
do II. ff
gggr. BARKsDALE am glad the gentleman made
that last avoSaA
Mr.. STAPLES said he made it as due to the facts-
he was always prepared to do just thing. He did not
throW the whole blame the Pres DON'T but he did
that he responsible for calling Congress to
&c her.
Mr. BARKSDALE alluded TO certain financial q ca
Gu es of the lssteessou which, had they been adopted
would bavs prevented the preent condition of afara.
The remedy was in legssting wisely and promptly
sequenls Withdrew IL.
Mr. BARKSDALE renewed it. The yeas and nays
being called the motion, 1t carried. Yeas SO,
nays "a.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
Parties.

Bosever prolific Of internal dseussiOn, psriies are
,scassy good government, aud where the conflicts
Of cpiai.n, wbieh they produce, are, as the Con-
tederaey ssys regulated by patriotism, there Is
% dagger Of @ descent into the vortex Of strife
L is true that every pobt ell seq has its school,
dgrees, wards and chapters; its ATTRACTIONS for
tho wise, its visible symbols for the OtherNise but,
10 general the State is better eff from them all and
ieton even in revolutionary times, would be poor, in
i.e we're no. for those debates that disclose the in
uive and guiding viii of tie people. To eIass party
ines Is to create q oDe-nan poser.
In the North they never bad any whils there
vas a universal support Of the ADMINISTRATORS; tu. go
on a. the Blstle business CLOSED out and men
began TO speak All VT te, health returned No MAJ or
81 men are so wise that they may not be taught by
union Of the co nmol sense Of the multitude Had our
ovn Admin s,radon listened 10 counsels which have
oeen proven correct time and again, armies might
nave stood TO-DAY on TIE banks of Potomac asd the
Ohio.
1t has been wisely said Of the intercourse of men
hat We agree best With those who are fashioned afer
ourselves in heSgt but who differ from US in head. Such
Is Is in public affairs l. matters little fos the welfare of
nation whether the people counsel ever so much upon
'EA-IeEa " PoHOyi 81 'Ha' su0 s'e0' P'N' N''' Oo
with a single throb 10 one great, national trunk Ga
the battlefield, indeed the power in the con-
duct Of soldiers anus. exist, but nowhere els In the
rear, and in civil affairs which rot critical 1t srsre
that tse genius Of any man equals that of many.
We are CAD cOneiuls the ConfsdsrGey, to, see dis
cusson in Cong ess snd throughout the Psess. We
CAD as al not yet lost to the reasonable will
I'D faculty. Of speaking their minds. Il besPesls
a,a.th. l. gives hope Not until freedom o. speech
IS silenccd shall begin to fear; fer despite the i'll
looking face Of the military "stusliOn" and the worse
safe into which thoughtless and interested persons
7ould cast the political iacs Of the country We enter
ain liysly sense Of returning sanity 10 tho ole en-
the other before any very great disaster come to pass.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

aiseel it. His life has no other end. When Peace,
with her own fair hand, puts his sword back ioo the
scabbard, then and not till then, will his right ovation
the applause Of his grateful couutrymenbe acceptable
and in SEASON. Hlwauts, no pay until the work which
Providsncs has called him to perform is done. The
liberty of his country and the love of itspeops, are all
he asks. Idle noises and show not to his tase he
ia content to toll quietly for freedom and independence.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS.
THIRD SESSION. or FIRST CONGRESS.
SENATE.
WrprrsplY. Jan. goth, 1854.

"WEDNESDAY, Jan. Doth, 1854.
.. The Senate was csed to order ct II N. The journal
of Yesterday having been read,
M SPARROW introduced bill to organize bodies
for the capture and des rucon Of the enemSs property
by land or sea- and to offer compensation for the same
Referred to the Committee Of Military Affairs.
On motion of Mr. SEMMES, 1t was
Resolved That the President of the Confederate
States be requested inform the Senate at what time
the Oh eli Collector for the Sac of Lousians was APP
poned ana when and 10 what part of the State be has
entered upon the discharge Of his duties.
MrPHELAN int oduced bill creating the ofhcs Oh
Ensen in the army of the Confederate States Referred
TO the Committee of n lary Afsirs
Mr. SEHMES, from the Committee o. Military Affairs,
reported resolution requesting the Secretary OF the
Tea,usy TO CO umunicate to the Senate-ls, The sg-
egate amount OF the funded debt on the lst OF Jalu-
sry. ga excl sve of cal certificates I'd. The aggre.
pate amount of call certif :atss; 81, The aggregate
amount of non interest bearing Treasury notes e1cu
We of those below the denomination of S. ontsand'
ing on lst January, '64 4th, The amount OF instre
bearing Treasury notes; 9Th The amount OF notes
below the denomina ion Of So outs andng OF ls jan
uary 64 The resolution was odopted.
He alec reported b II to extrnd the provisions OF
an ect in re alton the receipt of couutefet Treasury
notes BY public officers The bill was considered and
passed
Ga motion of Mr. SIMAS. of Ky, the Sens resolved
into secret legislative session.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House was called to order at noon by the
SPSAKER. Prayer By Rev. DR. Read.
The Chairman OF the Committee on Claims presented
bill for the payment of Henry Exi for services I'm
dered the Government
Thu Chairman of the Committee on Finance reported
several bills with the recommendation that they do
pass.
The Chairman Of .ths COMMITTEES on Confederate Re
laIons reported bill providing for the purchase OF
shoes blankets &, for soldiers in the service OF the
Saeor the Conedsia States. He asked thst the bill
be taken up gu. Of s order which was agreed to, and
was read tn, first and second lime.
On mo len Of Mr.. WINSTON, the bill author ng the
arrest of deserera by tie civil horitiee, taken up
aud pa. upon its passage.
The bill was passed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TuE.DAr, Jan. 10, 1864
NIGHT SESSION,


The House convened Tuesday night, and went mo
secret session. After remaining some Time therein the
doors weie opelat DAnd on motion Of Mr.. GRAY, Of
Texas call otsyhe House made. Fifty members
were present %
Messrs A.he Atkins, Aver, Bltson, Bel, Clspp Our
rim Curry Eliot, Harris, Kenan, Of Co., Kncer Lam
der, Lyons, Mclean, EcRle Miss, Staples, Wick,
Wright OF Ga, and Wright, of Tenn, were absent with
leave.
Mefsrs. Arlington, Boteler, Boyce Breckenridge, H.
W. Bruce, Barnett, Clarke DIrgan DAVIS, d. Jasnstte,
Dupre, Foota G,rtrell, Gentry, Graham, Haniy, Her
bert. Hodge, johnson Marshall, Aenees, Moore Read,
Royston, Sexton, Singleton, Smith, Of Ala, Swan, al
Wright OF Texls. we're absent without leave.
Mr. GRAY, Of Texas, submitted resolution tia. the
members whoa1p,ed for night session, and absened
themselves leave, be broughs to the bar of The
House ct IL O'clock, Wednesday, 20 render their e1-
cuses
Mr. RAILS, Of Ala, moved to table the resOiltiog-
Agreed to.
MT. LYON, of Ala, moved to dispense with further
proceedings under the call Of the House, which wss
lost
Mr. PERKINS, of Lii, moved TO enter fine of $50
against the members of the House who absent
without leave, which was adopted.
Mr. LEWIS, or Ga, moved to reconsider. Lost
The House then adjourned
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
.ALpnRTANT SALE.

4 NJ AN 94AA4I. 81.
q, or Itn1lry Chrsis1sT-s u me coun or N-oN
s b1r Va a. he D. Pury ear, dee u me se
- ~ h t-ts, III Itad b. lhe sel. con AIMING
ut Acres ssve AT ss ue, ioseglef
w en- nealg establish ar "a Yard TIE m}osS3et' &c -
% me gsn aougs 1a1 shops OF eyey description
large nun5.r 1 nero ctl--s, stao ana o-i e- e' i'
IN =. ~. pscss,. n cut-a1~sss al On good Evpair
lher IS 20 ta- premises -xcsaent Sppie ana ee.1a OF
eb,rI end aas 5f &c deus ID tD- stac ne hu
well adlp ca % gltw.h o. c5rl, weA oAa aaS too-c'
au1 all De Bd In 10y, o. IN aet-eaed
p5-t To- .ar 1u-l .ss.s tens lc-3a2c.iA.7S
A. le ss7l place VIA D. soi 50 h'rs mo a1es'
be cass-, % sheep, 100 hcss pt1L4'h ulel' "3-1
10 d ana S..cten urlture, &C. &C 49,,
vii Also hire 9-s tas Lu soeui sixty nesraei Tor
she ps y=ar -, - ,-...-,,,
-. =, -. - a. g. JEFFRSs,
" h. q. PURYEAE,
..at a lxecut0rs-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

ME BEAUTIFUL ESTATE IN DAN
4 VILLA called -ONs. nd e1utilaag go sore three
mi nom Sac U5nri Hods-l En-s frca Petersburg end y IN Is
f-o sutaer as Depot the s'uth File AAJt oI SAFE
We are author sell tas tray b--u esA g. oeasi -
above and CW Occupied b. .r lac kgp~a IL CO als l9O
a- oy rr,e tslsy, OF ahch enc h2if oe' iNnd IN nHe
a.1-t, and tde ether i1 wood aud tu7et. o.,
Fg ga., i te u-e,tssf one t1e county The dseling
an al buildings nei.y rev thl dselis st ca
In turrcu2ied ~ beauuu grove o OAK IRE an3 Sc so
ii hssssv-n rors antry slt three p1rshes, ou! 81 he oes'
ui lfsrtslt and a. ne rsudscmesi ~.
lhe-e &c aims tobacco barns, ouf-e1 s-1eLt 0 h ne
- sl - i- Do sxs "a hofs gsanay. lee and carriage
l-uss. 10 every bllns ua4y o1lc on are estate
Al M As So 900 n1uni ben mace ~ seHoa
fro1 s0Ito 90 1l he's wheat from $40 % eol oaffe cor
ana ohsr crops proportion. Ereao1 siea 40 on-e os vac
- s- W Dav reot % a. COO per AZ he Is 1nAi]us 70
eIss. sp-s1, sale, -rcat bargain VII b. ctfe applce91
b made IN tT1 days nap O. hs lld a1d 'e" OF
49, ass GoDDIN 4PPERsON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Wa Ak special attention Of tie tssle o. car se TO SAf'
comm, a. AZ hafpast 10, whioa VIII be sddei-
10 blgs Pepper,
10 BOXES Wax Csnd &C.. .
boxes Essence C-aet
set Garbage HA-Eess
bales Dlmestcs,
% rroIs Matches,
10 barrels Apples,
LA shoes, a. a., ,rfr,,.,ts
Jana2ry 2ls,, lssi-st AANSA "A
-l--l.-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
J b. Watkins,
j RAND lPH TUCKER,
JOIN e THOMPSON,
Conn .ttse On Lectures.
Rlrnrn.n- - Fl !. 80

In accordance with the above, the FIRST Lee
ana, N ne series viii be delivered TUESDAY evening hext
~ rs last a. ~ O'clock n tae ND BAPTIST CaUtSa' core
al NJ I'm scuc.s DlS notea % me e-e a-- ie- -
suc,es dog Lss ures vii be gise'. - 49, "a "A
Fekstl each Lecture tlso BE- hat g. te De'-s-oe' & "
te dlor
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

The Association Tor the &c ref o. Manned
n, d-rs formed on The i9h i's-an-, adj nd 10 meet
III EvENINa % the A-aa Caufcl, ca B-7-d sis " - -A
past O'clock. 3D.. OIL. .... -t,t ,,,f,h.l
o-o and statesmen OF che Co it--tacy On Lie o.sA'' "a"
Public are earnestly SEA o. a t-al- .,-.t- a.,
OF Nj . bUNIING,
T. C DsE@LHi
Hs. r. fAskINs
i.2l-u ,O1nul,-e- ~ A-Iel--.-sl,s-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
VERY VARIABLE AND EIIGIBLY 10

VERY VALUABLE AND ELlGlBLY LC-
CkIED PRIYAEE DWELLING % ne sostaeast e9rnsr
Gree rg ah street We or for sale the large
hs ug heated above, rCv n tha otcuia-c eI we
Hss Hashss. lot has isout Of ,t1 !st ana epe
N f-T t 10 an .cv The has acc3u 1odAto9s
f,- ll.- ary ne lrcau ly resard-d a. anon . Hs
be "a Ei1a-nd Possession ycin oo- week Nows iAvol-
fu t- tg ,-su-e resi- lease IN attractive paIt
tr.i,.5 GODBIN 1 APPERsON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

Mas. sEAros. wife of Mr. seaton, of the National
Inselgepoer at Washington, died receuy at the age
Of "a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
MEETING FOR TIE RELIEF OF NAMED sol
nIRRG

At called meeting, held in the Hal Of the Virginia
House OF Delegates on Tuesday night the 10Th iust'
on motion of Hon. Mr.. Walker, the Hon. Wm II. Davis
was called to the chair to preside the meeting, and
o. f. ger elected S cretary.
Tee Rev. Dr.. Marshall then, in a few pertinent and
fo.cbe remarks explained the objects contemplated in
the call of the meeting, which was toe organization Of
an Association for the Relief Of Manned Soldiers. He
thea offered the following resolutions
Whereas, The cizeus OF the Confederate Stats feel
themselves be uader lasiog o5l cations of respect
and gratitude for the memorable s-ryices rendered in
the terrible conflict OF many bate and DESTROYS at the
present ime, TO give some token Of oar regard for
hoss who have lost their limbs vel as TO discharge
a high duty dsvolviug on uj: Therefore,
Resolved, That will ganize an Association, the
gaiian. VITO have been mtimed IN the 6efercs CT
their country a1d 10 furDsh such other means of relief
as will contribute to the general object proposed.
Resolved That the Association shall be called ard
known as-(he name not bepg agreed on, was left to
be supplied at an adjourned mestng)
Resolved That aby person may become member Of
this Association upon the payment of the sum Of ten
dollars.
The resolutions we're unanimously adopted; and an
opportunity offered those present TO become mem
bers large number ra;d the fee amounting to eev-
eral hundred dollars The assembly was then briefly
addressed by the IN A G. Browo, in The most ieci-
tioug and appropriate terms, commanding the under
takirg and urging all good to assist IN executing
It's NOBLE designs.
Hon. E. NJ Bruce moved tina, committee Of five be
appointed by the Chair 70 prepare business for ad.
iourned meetin, ia order 10 complete the org aon,
select O suitable ii e o. fOs the Association, aud
report at the next meeting accordingly. Whereupon
the following gentlemen we're appointed: Hon NJ
Bruce, II On G Browe, Hon W Chiffon, Hon L W
Wigfal and Hon Jas Lyons.
DE- Aarehal moved that com uiteo Of three DE APP
pointed 10 procure suitable place for holding the next
meeting and publish tho not il AL the city papers.
AdOp ed. Bunting, o Q Drewry and W Gaskins
were appointed.
Hon A B:ovn moved that when We adjourn We will
adjourn 10 meet Tuesday evening, al The usual hour,
at the place the commit ee ehal report Agreed TO.
Il ia understood that several of the most nguished
orators aud statesmen al address the ueKt meeting.
On motion OF Dr. Marshall, he meeting adjourned.
w DAY, President.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE


WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 90 1854
Prayer By, the Rev. D.. RJland, Of the Baptist
OtuIca.
A commuaica ion wss received from the Governor,
calling the attention Of the General Assembly 10 the
ss Of Ferdinand A. Winston austice oftfe peace Tor
the coun Of lloyd arrested for uLtering dsloya rem
tina MIS-, and enclosing pspes relative thereto Read
and referred TO the Committee OF Courts OF justice
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES
The Committee of Finance reported bill limiting the
time for ths Iayment of interest certain bonds OF
the Commonwealth. Read first and seco d time.
The bill for the inc rporation of Porcelain and
Ear henwara Company, IN the county Of Augusta, was
reported from Comni tee OF General Laws, read
first aud second time and ordered TO be engrossed.
bill for the relief Of VI. G. Singleton, was reported
from toe Committee Of General Laws, read hrst Tune
aud ordered TO q second reading.
RESOLUTIONS.
The folio wing resou ions Of iEqui we're offered and
adopted:
BY Mr GUY-Tast tbe President OF the Senate sp-
p,int special committee Of Eve members TO whom Il
shall De referred 10 inquire and report what legislation
l. NAV bs n their gmeut xpedient for the General
Assembly TO adopt, with q view to deveiope and en-
courage domestc manufactures; and especially how lsr
il may he in the power of the Legislature to promote
that OF &C. by placi0g within the roach OF the people
the means OF occurring such implements sld macninery
az NAV be needed. The Pres dent appointed sesrs'
Gcy, Ffszer Jones, aud Taylor on the Committee
BY Mr. JoNES-of providing by law for the appoint
ment OF agent VIII duty it shall be to collect The
names, with The rank, company, regiment, ~, OF all
Virginia soldiers who have been, who may hereafter
be- mustered into the service of tie Oonfedrste States
and tran crbe the no suitable books of recod,
to be preserved mementces in the archives OF the
Safe.
BY Nr TAYL0R-That telect committee OF fva
members appointed TO investigate the charges against
\. A Winston, astcs for Floyd County, aud report
specially whether of not his commission as justice
should be vaca ed. Committee, Aessrs. Taylor, kar-
shall lewis Collier aud epbensoa.
MrJOHNS0N Is detained from bs feat by illness.
Ga motion OF Mr. CHRISTIAN, of Augu ia, the Sc
ma g adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-21

Re-, John Lsy5urn, D. d.:

RICHNoSD jan 10 1864
Rep. John Lsyburn, D.. d.:
yss urae IS g.eJ q sp,eilll wet tas' yeu gu
a., A a., un's a-c-lrl u Lectures fei.i 70 81
eu In Psie uac ami ether criental lands y DC 9e "
~ is cilvsye-cs before ne Yen Ven Nhis
ian A.s,cla'i'n o. this eiy
Ysgy tu'y yeu 9, y,rprcs
j RAND lPU TUCKER
JOHN z THuMPaON
Committee .ctorel.
RlcguosD Jan 20 d, 1864
~ No., R,f.tiss Tucker and Thompson Committee d'
courteous iayi,st - % ihs delivery q sssil'
~ -, II - nv recent Orient,l Travels has essa 5ees..s
m ~ ach a arrsu ys-lelt may be r. y 49, a. %
= 10 our fslog dii-elsi Or 20 80
Si rss.ure the tedaz o. tasss TYNE lines a. h %
49,, ~. i5tsress o. ycur xieleai Astolia,- - =
m - .,a.nt sit1 The familiar rsrg2tc 8 gu -
49,, si es Us, &c viii I've ne pisasais % comply '1 '
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