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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27
SPIRIT OF THE ARMY.
HEADQUARTERS SD Va. REGIMESr, D
January -, 1865. {

HEADQUARTERS SD Va. REGIMCNr
January u, 1865. I
AT meeting OF the 5Sd Virginia Regiment,
Stewards Brigade, Pickett's Division, the following
resolutions were unanimously and enthusiastically
adopted
Resolved That trusting in the justice of our cause
aud the help Of Just God, 10 light for liberty
and the ght of segOyeTnment long the Southern
Confederacy can furnish cartridge OF own an acre.
9 Resolved That We viii he fIee, and 10 every base
and dishonorabls offer Of submission made by the
ny We will reply with the crak of our titles and the
shout % defiance.
3 Resolved That the enemy need not exult nor our
own people be depressed temporary or the
3s. If seapOi deenceS revolutionary fore
fathers lost al these and more and yet they were free
Snail Ne do OF snher less tor liberty han they
A Resolved, That when Mobile Charleston Whining
ton ana even Richmond shall have fallen, detested
foe viii learn that BIS jon OF subjHgatioR has Just fairly
commenced and Will perhaps then be prepared 10 believe
that God has deemed either daring tho Rinrcenth
or any other century that the should upon
Is a people conquered, disgTaced ind euslayed
& Resolved. That these are our sentiments and We
cali upon our felow-solders, upon people home,
nl upon oGrauthorties TO support and rally around as
audi nL CO. aid and blessing, will hear the South
eru Gross through e Gai blood till each star upon it
hall glow and shine forever II iho hraameht nations
WI T. BEADsHKT
Acting Alutanf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27
po.i,sdbY p0stns,fprs with the dspsa,arieS Of .hs

By postmss,ers with the dspsaiiariss OF the
Gdsernmeut. Passed;
FROM THE c0xsITTEE. on CLAIMS. 81
q Messrs HERBErT, Of Texas, and SAITH, of North
Carolina, made reports from the Committee on
Claims Among which was { JOINT resolution NJ
cse4sing the rent OF the buildiaS used by the War
aud Navy Departments, whiclk used
Mr.. SMITH, OF North Carolina, from the same
committee also reported bill authorizing tiEe re-
issue OF bonds and certificates III certain cases
bending the consideration of which communities
ton wasreceivod from tie Senate, transmitting the
bill for the appointment Of additional midsilpmcn
recently passed by both Houses of Congress aud
vetoed bv the President, with his reasons for 81
doing; and also the statement that the Senate had
passedSaid bill by two-thrds vote over The veto o.
the President.
Mr.. MCMULLEN moved TO postpone the consid
GRAFTON until Monday ncxt. Not agreedt9.
MIR. AIKEN moved TO refer the bill 10 The Judi
cia1y Committee and have the same printed. Re
jected.
MIR. BOYCE proceeded 10 defend the hill against
the constitutional objections Of the Executive:
Mr.. BARkSDALE, Of Mss, sustained the We've
of the President.
| Mr.. CLARKE, of No., favored the passage OF th'
bill without alteration,
Mr.. MENEES called the question, which being
ordered the vote on the passage Of the BILL IN spite
of the objections OF the President, Resulted as FOL
lows-Ayes 80, noes sc which not being two.thirds
as required by the Constitution, the bill was lost
The following is a copy Of the Blk
sAn act TO increase the number Of acting mdship
men in the navy, and to provide the mode OF ap
pointmept Of the same.
The Congress Of the Confederate State, o
America de- enact, That the number OF. acting mid
shiumen in the navy shall be increased 10 l42-wht
shall be appointed under the regulations prescribed
by the Secretary Of the Navy, as followss Ou'
from each Congressional District, upon the reGom
mediation Of the Representative in Congress-twt
At large from each State, upon the Recommendation
| Of the Senators thereof respectively apd ten a
large by the President"
On motion of Mr.. LYON, Of Ala, the House wen
into secret session. 3.
The doors being opened. the House. adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27

FIRE N Arovs7A CovxTr.-On the night Of the
sOth inst, the barn Of Daniel Farrer, on Messy
Greek, Augusta county, vsas burnt. 1t contained
about 40 tons of hay, a. considerable quantity OF
uiithrashed wheat, threshing machine, ali his
farming utensils, such as drill plows, Scr> two or
three carriages and harness. some ten head of horses
aud pair Of fre oxen. The barn was the largest,
ana, perhaps, the finest il Virginia. Some weeks
ago tine forge belonging 20 the same gentleman was
buTped, aud as the hands were'at work to late
hour il vas thought 10 have been accidental. 1t Is
NOW the impression CT many that both fir0s may
have been the work OF an ineendisry.
Mr.. Fsrrer mas been engaged ss manufacturer
of iron at Bunalo Gap, were his furnace burned
last Summer by the Hunter -rading party.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27

y fE address Of NJ Hsrtridss TO hiScoDs,itueuts
Il tEe residents, soldiers and eXueI Of Sayan-
pab. is tns language thaS becomes representa-
tive Of tn people at ths,tims It is the language
Of gsnu ne patriotism and Of uncOnqusrAbls and in
aeTible manhood. Whatever nay be the trAls Of
me ira people Of SavMihah-snd We are sure they
sompr ,s nearly all who have the right TO call them
selves ci,izsns-they may at least indelge the as
sufanee thot they have a Representative Who deep
y sympathi1ug mall their suserinEs' VII employ
Wiz arlour and ability every means Of Alsvissfas
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MOUSE on DELEGATES.

HOUSE or DELEGATES.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Tenant, Of the Epscops
church.
A Senase bill 20 protect Confederate Treasury
notes against depreciation, and to prohibit the trai
dc in gold snd silver coin in certain cases, read
and appropriately referred.
The SPEAKER laid before the House communi-
cation from the Board of Public Works in response
to series " resolutions asking information in rela
tionto matters pertaining TO salt for the people o.
the State
On motion Of Mr.. WALTON, the communication
was referred TO the Committee on Salt. s
Mr.. BURWELL, from che Committee on Roads
Sc. reported bill for the incorporation of com.
pany to construct railroad from Richmond to some
point ON the RappahannOek river.
Mr.. BUF0RD, from the Committee on Banks re-
ported bill authorizing the Georgia Trust snd Loan
Company TO establish branches in Virginia.
Mr.. WALTON, from the Committee on Printing,
reported bill for the appointment of "a reporter c
the House of Delegates.
Mr.. SMITH, Of Russell, presented . preamble
and series Of resolutions, deprccatory Of war and
Mandatory of peace-whicb, motion of Mr..
HUTCHINSON, was indefinitely postponed
A substitute proposed By Mr. SCOTT, waj ruled
out Of order, at the time il was presented.
On motion Of Mr.. NAGRUD DER, the House took
recess OF ten minutes, to afford members an OPP
portuuity pay their respects to the gallant Capt
Raphael Semmes, Of the Confederate Nary, who
had hoEored the. House this morning with visit
the Speaker performed the ceremony OF INTRODUCES
tion, the members approaching IN single file and
scyeray presenting their hands to the distinguished
guest. Some ladies in the Hall embraced the occa-
sion to also come forward and give manifestation
OF their regard for the distinguished visitof.
Mr. RAYMOND, of Marion, presented commii-
nication from Col Henry Hill, formerly Paymastcr
General Of Virginia, showing, in report to the
Governor what be had done ON the subject of claims
due TO deceased soldiers, &c. Appropriately re-
terred.
Mr.. STAPLES, OF Patrick county, offered reso-
tioH instructng the Committee Courts Of Justice
to inquire into the expediency of calling conyen-
ton Of the people Of Virginia, % adopt such mea-
sures in the present crisis as, in its wisdom 1t
might deem prudent and wise. Rejected without a
Mr.. MCKINNEY, Of Rockingham, presented 10
the House the Proceedings and resolutions Of 4
meeting OF officers and soldiers stationed near Der.
muda Hundred, in relation to the war and kindred
subjects. y.
The resolution being read by the clerk, -
Mr.. WORSliAX said the resolutions contained
the ring Of the true metal and proceeded to euo-
gize their character and sprir at some length
The resolutions Wers laid on the table and order
cd TO he printed.
The House having resolved "Wednesday night tc
20 into secret session at o'clock Thursday, and
that hpur having arrived, the House accordingly
closed. It's doors, and when they were opened, the
House adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27

WV. B. BArLIss.-This individual was pardsned
out of the pepitentisry aud sent North by the last
flag Sftruce. lie was sent to the pcnitsntiary, in
s47, forthe term Of forty years, for attempting to
carry Of slaves to the North. He was the captain
Of schooner which piled between Richmond and
New York, and was arrested at the wharf u Rock
etts, with the hold Of his schooner fsl Of runaway
negroes. s8 g f
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27
General Assembly Of Virginia
SENATE.
STNATR.
THURSDAY, Jan. 2

THURSDAY Jan. 70, 1860
The PkEsrpHST called the Senate to order at IL
o'clock Prayer by the Rev. Dr. Burrows.
House resolution to 60 into an election OF Super
intendent Of the Penitentiary on Monday next, was
The Senate adopted resolution introduced by
Mr.. QUESENBERRY, changing the hour Of meet
ing from Monday next 10 eleven O'Clock, Instead Of
IL O'Clock, rs heretofore.
To the Committee on Military Afiairswas referred
preamble and resolutions, adopted BY the House Of
Delegates in relation the exchange Of political
prisoners
/. By leave a Joint resolution introduced by Mr..
KEEN of Pittsylvania adopted, providing that
in the opinion OF the-General Assembly of Virginia,
the interests of the Army OF Northern Virginia i'm
peNtively demands that the track on the Piedmont
Railroad (40 miles between Danyille aud Green's
boro shall be laid with track so thai engines on
the Va a. n. c. railroads shall be able TO run over
ne entire line and TO this end comniteejof 2 on
the part OF the Senate aud OF the House Of Dee-
gates shall wait upon the President OF the Conied-
crate States, aud confer with him - 10 the impor-
lance of the subject.
Messrs. KEEN and LOGAN seFc selected by the
President a. the ScnGte committee.
The following resolutions Of inquiry we're agreed
70, and referred to the appropriate committees,
By Mr. LEWIS-Proyidng by law that, yhenev-
or a vacancy occurs in the Office OF COmmonweaths
Attorney by DEATH resignation or the failure OF the
people OF the county 10 eect the Judges Of the cir
cut courts, anu lNS NVuhNs
NAV appoint a Commonwealths Attorney, dd rite-
rim until the vacancy be filed by regular elections
and shall make reasonable compensation TO the at
torney for this service.
By Mr.. CHRISTIANS, of Augusta-That General
Robert E. Lee be respectfully requested to Issue to
his engineer corps iR Virginia such orders as TO him
may SEEM expedient for the purpose of enabling the
State in proper time 10 Secufe the Use OF copies Of
the military maps OF her territory that mag serve
TO perfect the map of Virginia,
b. Mr. COLLIER That ,he Committee on Con-
federate Relations make inquiry 80 ascertain wheth-
er the funds have been furnished the proper dis
bursting officers for paying the soldiers in the ranks
of our army, andNhat they apnf 70 the Quarter
master Genp.al of the Confederate States Army to
ascertain how long 1t was since any, and what por-
tons of the army, Large brigade, east of the
Mississippi river, were paid OFF prio1 to the Rrst OF
January 1865; and, if need be, 10 extend the in
qniFy why the payment ~ this nfeaea hebt has
been so long dSla5ed and that they report and re-
commend what measures, if any, can be adopted
by the General Assembly TO insure more regular
issue aud prompter disbursement Of the appropri-
atons by Congress for that purpose:
inc O'Clock having arrived the Senate went into
secret session,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27

BuKoLAEr.-f0n Tuesday the lodging room Of G.
Smith, near Pizzini's, on Broad street, was broken
into and robbed of twenty pats Of brogans. Tues
day night the store room Of Mrs. Roy at her resi-.
dence corner Of 10th and Clay STREET, was broken
into and robbed Of thirty thousand dollars worth Of
lard and provisions. = = = = =, 81 .5ls.1 y, go 81
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27

,hois condition ana breaking their bontaee. M,
Hsrtridge, though ono of the most youthful mem
hers Of the Hease Is surpassed by few Is any, IN
the respect he commands and the influence nc
Yields. Ills address may be read With interest and
profit by othefs than his constituents.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27
THE CITY.

: QsDrRGRorsD RAIDERS AND CoSprcross-For
some weeks the detectives have been making fire.
queut arrests Of parties en- the charge Of running
negroes OF to the Yankees. All the parties now
coninedin Castle Thunder on this charge will be
brought before the Mayor this morning for exanina-
ton. Among the prisoners detained are negroes,
boys assid nsn in green goggles. Two youths Of
the number, Vim. ST. George Gum and Iohn Hicks,
ars the sons Of very Respectable citizens. -.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27
RICHMOND WING.
Friday Morning. january 81, Is0s.
EYrNING WIG.

We shall publish, to-day, at ? O'Clock P. NJ, aud
every succeeding day Sundays excePted) at the
ss,aa keur, an evening edition Of the Wing. The
Evering Wing viu contain the latest news BY mail
and telegraph up 70 the hour Of going to Press' ed
torisls, I.cat intelligence, SC. jy2O
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27

F6R Special. Excuisor.-Brigadier General
Joseph Hayes. Of the United States Army, was
brought to this city Yesterday from Danyille, for
special exchange. 49, - s-ssssa
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~ u. Lilo of N. Whin .

To the Editor Of TIE Wig:
You willplease Anaoukce Colonel T. r. KEYS candidate
for Congress for the District composed Of Ptsylvania
Franklin, &C. This announcement 70 made without the
knowedge0r authority Of Col but from know
ledge of his patriotic and manly coure
!ssI-'W GAss NoIlHs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27
THE NEWS.

INCIDENTS OF THE RECENT AFFAIR ONcTHE
JAMES RIVER
We learn through ah officer Of the James River
squadron, who participated in the movement on
Tuesday. that the steamer Hampton, wooden
gunboat, accompanied the iron-elad Fredericksburg
over the Yankee distractions tender, and though
under the combined fire Of the Yankee land bate
ries and sharp shooters, escaped without the loss of
man or any material injury whatever. AS an evi.
dence Of the intensity Of the pre to which she was
exposed, upwards Of eight hundred minnie balls fell
anon her deck OF entered her hull. Whilefseveral
OF her crew were struck with spent balls, only the
pilot Mr.. Skinner, received slight flesh wound.
The Drewry having gotten aground on the north
bank OF the river, At point midway betTee6 How
lett's and the Yankee obstructigns, was abandoned
be her officers and crew, Uuter instructions, who
safely carried "a everything valuable to the govern
ment, but unfortunately il the hurry OF the moving
they forgot the ships and bob-tailed terrier,
captured fsv day. before from the Yankees near
"the Grave Yard, in front vi the Bouiwars House.
Soon after the evacuation, the Drewry was struck
by Parrot shell from the Yankee battery at the
Crows Nest, Oh the south side, which entered her
boilers and occasioned the explosion Of her maya
zinc. The cat and dog, above mentioned, much to
the regret Of the gallant tsrs Of the Drewry con-.
seauently found watery grave. Our facetious in
faut suggests that the catastrophe deserves to be
celebrated by some Yankee penny-a-liner in Dog
grel verse.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27
FROM TIE FRONT.

A picket fight took piacecn the extreme left, be-
low Richmond yesterday. Tie Yankees were driven
nom their position, and cur picets who performed
the work brought off several overcoats, and other
camp spoils.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27
TELEGRAPHIC.
FROM THE SOUTH SIDE.

PErERsBrRe. January 2s.-Nothing has occurred
to breakthc quiet our immediate lines since last
report.
A large raiding partyof the enemy, consisting Of
cavalry and infantry, is reported moving up the
Chowan river, N. c., in the direction Of Weldon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27
TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. S. Al
RICHMOND, Oct. ~ 1894.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT G. s. Al
RICHMOND, Oct. 10 1894.
NIOy.TAxABLE BOTDS-S0O coo, 900
IN LOAN-SALE CoNTlNUE D.-Numerogs opplica.
tons having been made for Bonds at the established price
Of Si3 and interest under circumstances that entIte fn
TO favorable consideration has been determined 10
tinue the sale at the above price until further notice
Agents ff the sale OF these bonds are Instructed 70 act
In accordance with this order and the attention Of dsbu
ing officers OF the Government 10 particularly ealedo it.
rsEe' e. a. TRENHOLM
ocl2--n Secretary of Treasury.
NOTES OF THE BANK OF COMMERCE, OF FRED
IN ERicKSBURG, VIRGINIA viii b. redeemed y the
oice of r. II. MAuBY CO. the rate Of one dollar in
coin fer five dollars 10 bank notes
'ts j. NJ HERNDON, :.
fia93-lW. Cashier.
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TRrAslJsY DEPARTMENT C. :. Ak
Richmond, December !, 1864.
NEVEN.T HzRTX THEA = Z Il i

- N0TES-h pursuance OF an act of Congress- APP
proved November IS 1865 entitled An act t. sutboTZ
the Secretary OF the Treasury TO exchange Coupon Bonds
for Severn Thirty Treasury Notes. jes of such notes
hereby notified that after the payment OF the annual
interest due thereon the first day Of January 1870 up
presentation of saBie tkc Treasurer Assistant Tieasu-
and Pay Depostares as designated at foot viii Is
sue certificates therefor which viii enttle the holders 10
Coupon Bonds payable thirty years after tie FIRST day Of
January 1865 bearing six per cent interest from tie said
st Of January 1866 payable on the first days Of Janua-
ry and July in each year.
The Treasurer Assistant Treasurersand Deposaries viii
make weekly reports TO the Register OF the Treasury
such certificates issued their Offices. whereupon bonds
will be forward in satisfaction Of same. Tie notes
will b. rancelled in the usual manner, and forwarded to-
the First Auditor, q. s. TRENHOLM,
ai - Secretary of the Treasury.
Treasurer at Richmond Va. 49,
Assistant Treasurers at Charleston and Mobile.
Depositaries at Raleigh and Wilmington, \. C..
Charleston and Columbia, g. c.
:. Savannah and Augusta, ia.
Tallahassee, Fla, and Montgomery. Ala.
Columbus, Miss, and Houston and Mar
shall Texas de3-tf
TONIC BETTERS--A Refreshing. pu-
II rifyng and invigoratng beveragc-tM travellers
best companion Prepared and put up By request Of many
friends and for the accommodation Of theubc offered
for sale by AUGUST WESESDUSGK.
--' l61 BROAD street
ialI-lm Between 9th and 7th SITS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27

r OST-A BLACK LACE VEIL. near the corner Of
IL Clay and fftrstreer. FIFTY DOLLARS reward will
liz paid for its delivery al This Office or at Mr. Melon
aids, on the corner above named. a26-2iehSE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
$3.50 RICHMOND, Va, Nov. %. ls64.S
MOTIVE 10 hereby given holders and owners OF ceti-
IN fcates of Stock and Coupon Bonds issued under the
Sct Of Agus - 1851 redecuabe after the LIST day OF jan
vary 1895 TO present the same for payment on the ID day
Of January any time thereafter to the Treas
sr O. s. one of the Assistant Treasrfs G. S..or Pay
Deposary Of the c. s. funds having been placed in the
hands of said asen for the purpose OF redeelnng snch
s,ock and COUPON bonds No Interest viii be allowed
seth stock and coupon bonds after January !: 1853
. GA. TRENHOLM,
des-eo9m secretary Of Treasury.
Or 2 N REwARD.-RANAwAY. on MONDAY, I7rH
DlCU instant negro boy named JIM. He is about
feet inches high, II yeass old near sighted,
and black with on the left cheek under the eye We
has been in this city every day The above reward
viii be paid for his delivery the New Richmond Thea
ne. corner 7tt and Broad. oc2i-u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27

1000 pads loose do in paper
We will add other goods morning Of sale
ja25 ROBINSON. ADaHS & co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27
EUROPEAN NEWS.

BY the City of Baltimore from Liverpool 4th vi,
Queenstown 9th, we have, through Northern Jour
mails. the following items Of European newss:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House net a. the usual hour-ths SPEAEEI
in The Chair.
Prayer BY the Rev. pr. Surrows.
{. REPORT OF I'VE coYy;ssioNrE OF PATENTS.
Tie SPrArrs laid before the House the report o
tue Connjssioner @. Patents, which was ordered e
he printed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-27

Mr.. SEXTON, OF Texas, from the. Committee on
Post Offices and Post Roads, reported back without
Amenomentthe Senate bill apprOpriating for the use
Of The Pest Q4es Department. certain moneys De-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-12-02

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