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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-31
.HEADQRs RESERVE FORCES OF VAR
RIcuuOND Dec 8 1864 (,
SPECIAL ORDERS, !
NJ Ila

RIcuNoSD Dec. s, 1864.
SPECIAL oRDERS)
No. l64.
The attention OF all officers concerned is called to
arapraph VI General Orders No "a Current Series from
these headquarters herewith eppblished TAe officers de-
sgnated in said order whether OF the line or staff will re-
p6rt Immediately to It. Col J. G. Shields Commander Of
Conscripts, at Richmond.
H. Ofhcevs reporting obedience to the order above
feed TO- advised to come prepared to make their win
ter quarters at Camp Lee wnIe they will be temporarily
assigned to duty ana the ration allowed them BY law viii
be issued.
ill., On the LIST of January, 1855 ands the end of each
turns to these Headquarters OF all officers reporting,
giving their nGInes rank arm or detachment OF service,
their past and present duty and such other facts may
be deemsd material to knowledge of their military char
acter.
BY command of Major General .KEMrER:
dee 6-tf X. II. CATLETT, A. A. G.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-31
HEAD'QRs RESERVE FORCES OF VAR
RIonNOSD, Sept. %, 1854.

SPECIAL oRDERsl
No, a.
VI By virtue of Authority derived from the Secretary Of
War all officers from the State of Virginia, who
tired assigned to hight duty supenumeray unassigned
are ordered report in writing to these headquarters with
in thirty days. Such officers falling to report within the
prescribed time will be dropped from the rolls.
BY command Of Brig Gen. KEMPER
r. II. tATLETT A. A. G.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-31

THE ststc OF South Carolina, having resumed
4 her independence December the. Goth, 1867
Immediately thereafter despatched commissioners
tey. ..liu-,.u 10 ADJUST all questions growing out
ct hes membership Of separation from the Union
They yrri,rl 60 Washington December the Z'th'
7.etles President Mr. Buchanan, having declined TO
receive them ia .l-.E official capacity, they with
5r,,, from the I,i-.ai csPta, joousry 18th, lscI
n, r,r,l.r ...-l wa, made by any State or BY
Ola. t.-~..i.... . --ction
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-10-05
pOl;titat
The paneerous Element.

The News thinks "the negro element
Of the South is dangerous to the peace
Of the country at large" In what re-
spect?
Does ''ths element" eat too many
Government rations2 10 Knoxville,
359 cat, but only two belong to "tbs
element |" .e
Is "the element lazy2 Every writer
from the South tells US that the bar
room loafers,, the corner loupgersj the
petty gamblers are white men. Tho
negro works. .. --.,
"Does "tho element" cost too muchY
The rate Of wages in the South is from
Eve to seven dollars a month. The
labor is severe and harsh. 1t could not
be purchased here for FIVE times the
money. ......,........,.4
Is the element vicious? We hear
stories of oppression and dinjustico every
day, assaults, murders, decepionq; but
in all cases the white man is the op.
pressor; ''the element" is calm, uncom-
planning, dociIe.
'The element" is dangerous to the
country pretty much as the lamb was to-
the wolf. Whether he drinks up the
stream or down the stream, or does not
drink at all, the wolf will certainly be
disturbed New York Tribune. ..
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Wiiness's reply, this time, was more
hesitating, and was, 81 think that Is the
man" Another wild and fruitless at
tempt at contradiction was made BY
Wirz, when he was partly drawn aud
partly sank upon the lounge, where, by
order Of General Wallace he was fur
nished with cold water aud famed by
the officer. .,... ...
The Court theroupou adjourned, Gen
eral Wallace ordering the rooms to be
cleared instantly, so that the fainting
and apparently dying man might have
air. The halls and Hobbies we're lined
With persons waiting to see him as he
might be carried past. The prosecution
will probably close to morrow, but it is
doubtful whether WirE will live to see
the case closed.
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Gen. Morgan and the Negro.

. H" NOh' 1hOABoh dAO bAAO LNOBAOs Do
The Chicago Tribune delivers the fol-! .
lowing just and scatbing rebuke to Gen.
Morgan -
"Gon. Morgan seems to be fit eau.
didate for such a party, for a'moro de-
spicable speech than that which he made
to the convention we have never seem
He begins and ends with the negro.--
He commences by deploring the fact
that negro troops are still retained in
the service. This fact, he says, "should
excite TO vigilance and awake the
anxiety of every citizen" In bis con-
clusion, he indulges in this low black
guIrdism : t..f... -ars.
4 have spoken of the gallant men
who went forth to sacrifice life and
limb in defence of the Constitution aud
the Union, Jut. not of the Niger, and
while they we're thus battling in the field
the army at home, of civilian patriots,
devoted to the principles of the old flag,
were battling for Constitutions liberty
Well, who is this Gen Morgan, who
affects to sueer at the "nigger.'' The
"niggsr" has been heard of in the adj.
Uance during the war. Morgan has been
heard from only in the retreat. The
"nigger" went forpard at Fort Wagner
and Mobile. Morgan went backward at
Cumberland Gap and Chickasaw Bluff.
The "nigger," deprived. of education
and thrust down by centuries Of op-
preston and wrong, improved his small
opportunities by obeying his orders, and
killing rebels when be had chance.
Morgan, educated at the nations ex-
pohse, and promoted over the r'nigger"
by the influence of some white politi-
cian, managed to get through the war
without killing anything but the horses
and mules Of bis command, whose pow
ers Of locomotion he taxed so severely
in getting away from the enemy, that
Congress deemed it worth an investiga.
tion to see how much his Cumberland
Gap steeple chase had cost the Federal
Treasury. And yet he thinks himself
qualified to sneer at the negro. We
suppose that yalIandigham is referred
to as a type of the "civiIidn patriots"
who remained at home battling for con-
stitutional rights, Instead of going to
the 6eld aud sacrificing life and limb
"for the defence Of the Union, but noS
of the uigger." ..u ..G .H Ga
MOrgan's opinion Of the war 10 gen :
eral is such jas might bo expected from
copperhead officer who runs away
from tben enemy, and then ISLANDERS tho
"niggsF:" He says: .7ag ss.rassr
"Would it not be woll to remember
that civil wars are like family feuds,
. aud when, after the strife has ceased I,
and the cause Of the difficulty has bee n
calmly considered, both parties are
! found to be more or less in fault, Nam'n
This Isl the South wss somewhat at
fault for rebelling, and the North somer
! what to blame for putting down the re-
belliou. Well, if the loyal armies had
all been led by Morgans, the North
would not have been to blame for any
offence Of that kind" i' t'i9 bAi ~
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A retired cheesemOpger, who hated
any allusiOu to the business that had en-.
riched him, saidto Charles Lamb, in the
co Ourse of discussion on the poor laws,
"You must bear lin mind, sir, that
have got rid of that sort Of stuff which
you poets call milk of human kindness. y
Lamb looked at him steadily, and gave
aCquie scenee in these pirhy words
eyes, 1 am aware Of that; You turned
it into cheese several years ago" a''
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How 70 be Saved.

xr,, ~ u. j n - n AZ y ~
without seeing the Savior, ask as
you wOuldffoy9u didcsesl Him .spssE, at
tend to bis written. words just as you
would if you heard Hin speak ,hem.
''BIrsscd are they who have not seen
an. yet believed Without sssipg the
white throne before which we must Ger
taiDly..stshd in i65sHsHf,inst as you
will wish you hadwhsn you do see il
Without seeing the bright glory Of the
peaceful sbode, audtbe Joyous features
Of the wbite-robsd society; act as Wig.
OrOusly IS tho worth Of such 4 residence
'heuld prompt. Without looking down
into the red atmospheres where, ar,
thrown togstber the ''fcarfda, and uHbS.
lieving, ndEAbOmipbDe, ,apd tho muEi
dtfsrts khd dOgsI hIh ahrOerSTs, anS
whorsm opSeVs, and an liars, act SO al
to avoid their company, and their eter
nity."w DE-. NslsOn. !. j i',o sgs...' Il
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The Consul at Smyrna, in letter to
the State Department dated August 19,
says the cholera mortality is steadily on
the increase, and its ravages alarming.
1t is stated in another communication q
tina. the cholera has appeared at Ma
jOrcar and our Consul says this scourge
is still advancing eastward. There is
no doubt but q number Of eases have
occurred at Port Mahon. The Consul
at Barcelona reports to the Department
that from the Gath to the 3lst of Au-
gust, the plumber of deaths from chol-
era 10 that city had averaged twenty.
four per day. On the. lst, Of September,
there we're forty.twO deaths from this
disease. ., .--..-.,,.s ......
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Ex-Goy. Tod, recently declared in a
s'eech that the Democratic party of
Ohio could not be trusted. lit was In
power the national debt would be ia
danger Of repudiation, unless linked
with the rebel debt, national securities
would decline, and justice would no,
be done the soldier or soldiers wives
and widow; consequently it was the
duty Of every patriot to stand by the
Union party. rr. aaa .'afna'i-' -'s 'i'a
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1t has been stated that DR.. GrusseIr
back, of the University of Upsals
Sweden, lately restored to activity q
snake which had been frozen to torpid
ity for ten years, It is also reported
that he proposes to the Swedish Gov.
.ernment to experiment on criminals
tie proposes to reduce the individual tc
complete torPor by the gradual applica,
ton of cold, and to rcsuscitate him Aftel
a year or two. o..
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Sir William B, being at parish
meeting, made some proposals that
we're objected TO ky farmer. Highly
enraged, "sir," said he to the farmer
"do you know that have been to two
Universities, and at two Colleges ia
each University" "Well, sir" said
the farmer, "what of that2 had q
calf that Sueked two COWS, and the OBJ
servation I made was. that the more he
sucked the greater calf he grew
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Cotton.

Cotton is resching all points of ship.
ment in the South in immense quautities.
On the 22d ult. the receipts at Mobile
we're 1891 bales, ana for the Sc ascl
nearly $4,000 bales. On that day the
6rst clearance was effected for foreign
export, of 1859 bales, worth SI67 ,03l
by ship Francis D. Cutting, for Liver
pool. The wharves and warehouses
we're crowded to such excess, that Gen;
Woods, commanding the Department Of
Alabama, had been compelled to pro-
hibit further shipments from the interi
or. Advantage will be taken of the lul
consequent upon this order to pSrfec
the system of military guards along th'
rivers and lines of transportation, tb'
better to prevent cotton stealing, anC
protect the interests of the government
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Few minds are sun .like-sources O
lightin themselves and to others many
more are moons, that shine with de
rivative and reflected light. Among
the tests to distinguish them is this
the former are always full, the latter
only now and then, when their suns
shine full upon them. E.r ..a.
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BY O. II. wIBLIAMs. /.

."orlsndO A. Collins, born May 9th,
1861. Died Adgust 24th, 1865"
Such is the inscription on the back of
a photograph now lying before me, and
oh how difficult it is TO realize the last
sentence of that inscription, as l gaze
upon the pretty, innocent, life-like fea,
lures on the reverse page. %, ,is..'.s B.
There in the artists little chair he
sits, his plump hands resting upon its
arms, and his little feet carelessly hang.
ing below the "foot board.
And, then, those pretty, sparkling,
coal blaOk>eyes l. I wish, gentle reader,
that you could have seen them when, in
life, they kept pace with his tongue
aye, often times anticipated its meaning
I wish that you could see them in the
pictoreInoSS Their gaze would seem to
penetrate your very soul, as if to see if
it had become as that Of little child
fit for heaven.
Orlie, the only child Of John D. and
Matte Collins, Formerly Of Clinton CO.
D, more recently of Warren CO., O.,
was indeed an interesting. child. Wheu
the father ealisted, in the 18th Reg. o.
V. l. Orlie was too young to realize
the Ito the parents) painful aud perilous
separatiou but he soon learned to re-
cognizer the features whenever of
his pictures were shown to him, and by
this means he knew bis father when, af-
ter an absence of three years, he re,
turned home. .a-A ri 'a' rf. ,..a. ..'s .'
His bright intelligence bade the fond
parents hope that they might rear him
so that he would become an honor to
themselves aud an Tot6ahen nt IN society;
but the ruthless hand OF Death inter
posed aud the idol was snaiched away.
| ,Aftshis brief SGd painfdl illness from
Diphtheria, the precious, promising bud
was Fitbdrpwp from tho asaDlighs oi
Earth to be trsuspIanted in that fairer
Eclime, where it might forever bloom
secure, frnn=zzhlishtiag froEts or chilling
winds, and the dOatiOg parents, with
laceFnted hearts, have only, for cpnsola-
ton, that sweet text t'SUfFER LITTLE
CHILDREN TO COME UNTO Me, AND FOR.
BIDTHE NOT, FoR oFsuCH IS THE KING
DOM 0F BEAVER 70 3H 1nz ,sH..i.fa ~
! Then cease, kind PARENTS cease your weeping is
n Dry those tears, sWbdde those sighs, '..'.'l'
! tn. s1' p''Slo%; bud !. sss IlogHnF ~
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Female Emigrants from Mass, t6
the Pacific Coast.
New YoRk, Sent. %. l9I

New YoRk, Sept. %, 1865.
Mrs: A. D. Mercer, a resident of
Washington Territory, has engaged
passage for 700 women, in the United
States steam transport Continental, for
the region which she halls. These
women are from the surplus population
of Massachusetts,. The expedition will
sail from this city on the 30th inst,
and probably Governor Andrew will be
present and make a speech. The Couti-
mental is loaned for the purpose by the
GOVERNMENT, who wish to send her to
the Pacific to take her place there in
the Government transportation. Some
of the ladies pay part of the passage
money. OF the %boEe number 800 are
the orphan daughters of deceased SOL
diers. Nearly sH ars orphans, and all
accustomed to work. Mrs. Mercer is q
native of Illinois, who, after being ed u
Gated at an Ohio college, went to Wash
ington Territory six years ago.
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a HUI|I|I L'
Trna Criticism.

The critic Of poetry should be him
self q poet. The Christian Examiner,
in contrasting Browning and TeuuysoD
writes with pen pluoked from Pc
gasus' own wing: .la7se'q 'rs s1so'
'"Tn reading Dir, Browsing one often
misses = precious thought, or a very
delicate and subtle fancy, because the
attention Asgs from its last effort In
climbing the steep face Of a cliff one
does not notice the first time all the
flowers. In resding MIR. Tennyson rare
pisces are slipped over BY accident,
their style is so smooth and SO unobtru-
sive. A watt Of something sweet and
healthy just makes you turn back, aud
the violet couches'in the grass, not hid
nor unwillingto be gathered. "Enocb
Arden" aud a"Aylmer's Field" are full
Of these meadow glofies. They have so
little trouble and make so little parade
in growing that the reader does not
think to Stoop. If he goes striding on
as the fashion is in modern books, he
misses star.shaped aud ligbtly.tinto too
petals, that nod on slender stems."@
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-10-05

A Missouri paper states that iron is
found 10 thirty four counties Of that
State. lead Is ,fOuHd in thirty opey coal
10 tRlrty-siI; copper in, twenty-five,
silver in Eve. fe'
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Noutb's Department.
90 b.. N.,rr,...
dsos,aptso.l puiSuas. "a

~ Geographical HniSma g.,r Aai
am composed Of ~ letters. fa '.' OIL" ,'il Ii.
NY l 2 " % tstwhAt am very fond Of. reg,
My 0 i0b ~ is what ma Ii now making. - 1f
my ~ II II 10 Is tho name Of young mans duck
Ny q 22 l3 70 81 Sis thu name Of my associate.
NY IS II Il worn on the head. 'N f.t
My476 h tha uickname ~ Young lady's iularl
Ny Is Is 10 s what it Is to-day. : 40 NJ t'"' %
NY 40 ~ 70 40 = II the of handsome young lacy
My whole IL the of the hahdsomest young man
In JAckaon roEnship' wh0is considered 40 BY an ths
young ladies' lL-L -ss-L-ALLl DAVE.
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THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER.--Under-
stand we'll the words /: A God, a mo-
ment, an eternity f; God who sees you,
a moment which flies from you, an eter-
nifty that awaits you God whom you
serve so i'll, q moment which you SO lit
tie improve, an eternity which you so
rashly hazard. gsa. s.-od yaastar
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The Chicago TtibHne classiacs the
gentlsmea just chosen in Tennessee to
represent that State in the neat Con-
gress, as follows 3,..is.e. .sir t..
I. Nathaniel q. TsyIor, Progressive
I. Horace Maynard, Progressive,
8 Col. Wm. B. Stokes, Progressive.
4. Edmund Cooper, Conservative.
b. william b. Campbell, Couserva,
tive. '"i n' oHHata aJaaas 70
6. Dorsey B. Thomas, G Conservative.
=. Col. Isaac R. Hawkins, Progress.
i've. "''" n-ia'HGe' a-l l..r aH'
8. John W, Leftwich, Conservative.
-Four PrOgressivss; four Couserva
tives. s.a las.-oa E.-s9E 'i la
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Answer TO Enigma In last weeks paper BY "Bub .
not received To Enigma BY "Pste Co." ~ win
nie," ,'Festsr Todd, Montgomery, HSmilton County
Ohio"
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SinceNthe commeneemeBto fthe rebels
lion Ohio has furnished to the medical
volunteer staff Of the army forty.6ya,
surgeons aud Assistant Surgeons,
twenty ofWhom are still 10 the service. q
This, Of course, does not include tho ~
regimental surgeons. aiIs,
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"..Gke Youle 1Gitde.

lFor the News.
Suffer Little Children to Come unto
Me.0
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8otttu.
noE OUT YoM1s ROW.

hoe OUT xowR ROW. 'si'
slv One lazy day Farmers boy CD H.2'''f
a.s, eWss hosingin the eorn, 7III r.T
And, mOOdIly, had listened long a.. g.....-
dti4 To heat the dinner horn;
The welcome blast was beard at last. i0 3
Aud down he dropped his hoej .....H
n' [" Bat the nther shouted to the lad
.s' my boy, hoe cut yonr roWi q i HI
gdr rAltbOusha Yhard ons'' ives the row, -..
o., Towe splowmans phrase, n .tff
And the lad, as sailors have It,
'o-f' Beginning weiIt6 ''haio, ~ ' .i.. ..
.s.. 81 win" he saidS and, tpapfuliy, al ...
He seized again his hoe
2 And the fathsFsmIlod to see his boy .l '.
,aqis Hoe out the vssdy row. u edi 1ot Ds'7,
o. The lad the text rehismbsred, ggbt % 3
..,,,,! And proved the moral wsll,- .,I -o. B..
That Perseverance, to the end r, 4, a., .....
'is AT last will nobiy tell.
Take courage, man,-resoive you CAN,
--a.'ssslAnd strike q vigorous blow -. -'-
And in this lifSs great Field u Toll
Always %lfoE otF roUk SOW p
a. 4
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NoTTCE!

TWNHE creditors of the estate Of Thomas McC, Wright
d ClRte of Highland county deceased will take mo
tice that % the eth day Of lime A. thg ro-
bstp Court Of Highland county Ohio declared the
inpYent The creditors are therefore required to pre-
seHt their claims against the said estate, TO the under
above mantlOned, t6ey viii not 30 entitled 10 pay
ment. mafi tsusd 4, DAVID WOODMANSE,
&! iEs.g ;. Adm'Fof Tkonaa Nee. Wright deed.
August i2, 1868. ansi7w6
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Miseslraneous HniEu

MiscelIaneous Enigma,
am composed Of 10 LISTERS, ''
MY 4 10 a girls name. ' f .'-a pr
MY 10 = part Of the body.
NY 10 u u descendant. ''
ny 10 = eonsoaAnt. 'i'
Ny whole 10 ths name Of Young lady in Newmarket
Township. $500 TURvY.
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. RAILHoAD AccIDENTs.--Ths New
York Herald publishes a complete list
Of accidents on railroads iu the United
States, that have been attended with
loss of life since January lst last eight
months, The figures stand;
SS.su.lt1ssjb,e9s' S ssjb,e9s s,Tr ..i'si isS i,ss
Persons wounded 9'hm-o 1909
This Is only tho number killed and
wounded reported at the time Of the
accidents. and those who died shortly
after Of course. many we're but slight
ly injured, and on the other hand many
Of the wounded probably died slteF days
OF weeks Of suffering. hl
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The precious bud Is Only sloeping.~
Soon '.wijI.biodta IL aaAdIss..4

Upthere the sun Is ever shining, -
E9bhshHns trOSb orslow dscsS; 81 sEg
ThGiii' shs e"rF clouds silver pu9png}i INUEI
sc arl''Srlghf qsvp Of Of g%hsaYf I'LL 4
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-09-13
s P A N s H ROVG
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