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daa,,.,. 4 ,. ;ss :: BANK


D6IIapiS received on deposit in sum. ~ ri ~
ra,s ~ .i ana upwards, on which Interest =, =.
are 81 six per centum per snnum il nsas ~ the
riods intsrss, months or longer; for shorter n
The whole Joint stocS h y, per centum.
cas ssPos"s rseeiysd and certificates issnaS
Gs,n, e,, n. B. sIARKE, at tho store Of 10y ~ The
monJ So' Her Oh main aud Governor strestl DIS
SAMLS. COTTREII ps .sn
40, "a. T.B: STARKE Cashier Frsst
DAVID BAKER yx secr.,.
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~ TO FAkMERS.-kEGkU sliOkS -
- . Farmers and others wanting MORO
SHOES are invited 10 call at No 90 Main
street, where will be found the largest aud bes,
assortment ever offered ia Richmond Ny assort.
gans, Of my ewn make; Mems Array Eraxans.
Meas high do, very thick, nailed with nor
nails Danes best thick pegged Bregaus Her
Dutch Boots Tor women, together With ali ethsr
grades, suitable for servants, men, women ana
boys. Farmers viii do well 10 give ma = s.u =,
NO. 70 Main -tr Ia ~ JOHN c. PAGE. il
r MEMS RuBBER BOUTS --,ns, RI
article Tor ditehers' use or sailors: aIse far
wagoners; being really the oaIy ra,iabls
reduced prices Tor cash at LA sal wM. wALsHS.'
LQNG L EG DITCMEkSs iEOOrS
W I'll sizes, nom 20 ", 81
-. WV. WALsH'a, a. Nsla 81,
~ nus klsa VI The Biz Byssl
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EE- Encourage
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES
CRENSHAW

DO SO, and especially If You obtain as desi-
rahie Goods. without paying any more for them
than their actual worth.
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PATENT MEDICINES.

Tue GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY AM
y NO HUMRuG: -PErERS' IYFALLIRLE REM
snI FOX GoNORRhGA AND ALL SECRET Dis.
hAssEh.-This great American remedy, CONTAINING
a. siefcuTial or bdlsamic properties excels every.
restorative and renovating powers and ,hs
nedlcdi World are astonish6d when told thar the
above remedy viii cure the above diseases and
coh'ohnaed when they have oeular dem0nstra-
ions OF the facts. But the proprietor, who has
.nowu OF case oftweuty years standing To be- re-
1ored TO perfect health, and all other eases II
snoftei doratlon 70 be restored, without single
exception, and therefore challenges any Gaze Of
pghorrhea " INCH tho remedy will not cure pro-
Vlaed the directions are carried out with prudence
on me part OF the patient; and any one prrchas.
tu9 nan dozen bottles, and using accordingly Ia
nih or her case, he guarantees perfect cure and
10 case Of failure, Will furnish additional medicine.
Tree Of charge, to complete the cure through his
agents and cure will be effected without incnn.
venience TO the patient
Sold by APPkRsON DUPUY, No. ael Bros8
street, and o. A. STRICKEN, Main street, Drug
sists; agents for the city OF Richmond.
l-SIa&
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y 4 Nj d V A L.
WIN. IRA SMITE

- WIN. IRA SMITH
Has removed to his old stand
NV, ia MAIN STREET,
Where he will be pleased to see his oil d friends
aud patrons, as well others VINO NAV be in
want OF FINE and WELL MADE CLOTHING
A DAPTED TO THE SEASOS.-Tbo.e conn
Portable, light. Spring over Sacks of various
styles. now receiving at lo2 Main street are lust
Tho thing for the present. season
nh IL kEEN. RALnWlN K WIIIIAMS
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..---,.. SAVINGS BANKS
ON DOMINION sAyIro. -. -:

This fnstitution win rs..,
mnle sI IN interest Of per cent DER snsTs Q.
rn =. I'll sums remaining deposit innsamn PAID
period. AoA remaining shoYts,
~, Deposits received ct the stores Off -
FAULT and Asssrs STAKE & Casporo ~ kss.
Z. RkaxAuLr, Treasurer frss't.
d BRUCE McCLHLLAIp Sa.,v
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OFFICE kiCH'D PET'0 X r. Co..
RICHMOND, Nov 2sth 1860
IcSa rs.sSsssGsifsstss1 ON AND AFTER MON
GsA DAY, the 3rd day of December
run as follows: ~ -''NN "'''
=, TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND PoR PETgRaB BURG
express daily, Except Sundays at. 4 80 A M
Ac;fstoInmodation, ttri-weeklyI Monday,
\, Wednesday and Friday, at............ s 90 A. M
r rhAiSs l cave PETERSBURG FOE RICHMOND.
accommodation I 3tri-weekly,) Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at........... 8 Is NJ
MAIL daily, Except Sundays att. tsp
De s-ts IHoS. II. WYNNE, superintendent
II. rassssss==l VIRGINIA CENTRAL
Es1 E9. 12Saa~---sszssy RAlLROAD.-Ths MAIL and
p,cu,,ov+ PASSENGER TRAIN leaves
RICHMOND daily, except SUNDAYS, at $40 4
1or sTAGNTON and Intermediates stations on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS for ara
burg, &c pi"i' be"is-
The Trains connect at GORDONSVILLE with
Ihe orange and Alexandria Trains for ALEXAN
pRIA and intermediate stations WINCHESTER
LbsSBURG, &c.; and at CHARLOTTEsVIiIE'
s wnn trains for LYNCHBURG and intermediate
sta,1ons and all points West of Lynchbrrg
THROUGH TICKETS can be procured at this
iisAeI oH'ce. THOS. DODAMEAD
GAM, General Sup't.
Richmond, Jan. 81 10 -
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,S-Es JOINT LOSE THE oProRTUNiTy

EsSW Buy CHINA, GLASSWARE, \ i
MN Hju FREDERICKSBURG GOODS, AT GREAT
few weeks, our new store five doors below Nlessrs
breedp FOX, on Broad, rear 1t street with an
entlrei new stock of China. Glassware. House
furnishing and Fancy Goods, we will close ont our
preSen stock at most astonishing low prices and
taer9fre invite The attention of those who would
SCHAAP il CO..
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AM HrgRIGEs KGDICED TO sUIT

~rs2E3 PRICES REDUCED TO SUIT
sssG TH HP TINES C, Hell g-yNYY0
nave reduced the prices of all their I'm t5I
nQuTS. SHOES, TRUNKS Ne to 1as<-AAlIt
prices TO suit the times. They are ceiling
Ladies' Goat Heeled BOOTS stsl
LADIES Morocco Heeled BOOTS at $l25,
Ladies' Heeled CATERS at 81
Ladies' English and French Lasting Haalaa
CONGRESS CATERS 8, 81. so.
Servants SHOES at rs cents pair
Children's SHOES at 37A cents a pair
Mems BRoGANS at 81
Gents sewed CALF BOOTS at a
oent sewed CALF CONGRESS CATERS a,
cents sewed Double Sole CATERS at o. 60
pa hlso,S isiSs variety Of all kind, of TRUNKs
at cost. 49, W. setiihs on
,ty 0v qa aana fai assortment of the best qua
,e,, ,s,, u. HELLER K co
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IA FACTORY The Sub q beers have on hand
N large and complete &ortment of SOUTH
.IR. ERN MANuEACTr.ED GOODS-Clnths-

CassiIners and Vestings. all grades, from the
mond, Va; Miller Co IS ii Is, Culpeper county,
Va; Kelley, Ford Co Nils, Fredericksbnrg.
Va; Thomas Aimes' 3iils, Marion, Smith
county, Va; Rock lslandM lis, Charlotte, N. c.;
which we are prepared t, AXE to measure at the
shortest notice, and in Or latest and most an.
respect with the best Nrthern Manufactured
goods, and many Of theCsnshaw goods equal in
quality TO French. TISe can be no longer an
excuse for buying goolhF manu- acturad out of thu
State. In addition, wsEeep always ON hand a
stock Of FRENCH ANb5lNGLlSH CLOTHS AND
CASSlMERES, not to v surpassed by ANY honse
in the city We hsse the best OF Cutters.
and corps Of workben not to be surpassed
by any house in tiN Union, with a determi-
nation to furnish of patrons with Southern
fised South, goods wove
south, cut and adfsouth, and we trust to be
seid and worn SoutfEas we are determined 10 do
ali In our power to fsh forward Southern insti-
tutions. SPENCE Il CAREY
Clotters aud Merchant Taflors
BIS CQeer of Main and lah streets.
LlIEA, FILES-Butchersf NjIi-saw Tsnsr
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ST snhacr,hnE DOCTlON IN PRiCEN.-Ths
CInTuiWnlp ouer their entire stock of WINTER
soT,ma mAn Ct greatly reduced prices. The "A.
mea1s iuii and complete Ia all the depart
our Si9ihing cannot be excelled
nHAFkk, HALskY 4 Co. ITO Main NJ
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% 4. RODEk Err 4 Co, APOTFE CARJES
~ AND DRUGGISTS, No 10 MAIN STREET
III near Old Market, Richmond, Va, will keep
- on hand general assortment Of pure Drugs
Medicines, Chenica Is Oils Paints Window G ass
rutty, Dye Stufs, Patent Medicines, Brushes, Of
III kinds Surgical Appliances, Burning Fluid, Al
Seeds. Glue, Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff,
Medicinal Liquors, &c
prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care by members of the rrin alone
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur
uishsd 80
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ElLES, FILES-BuIeherst, Niii-saw, Tausr.
4 lahiaet aud yaitls' Files also, Hursa saj
NH si nisr'Fs. sofsIIs. iyf.rrw r.y,oR /. ~
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The DIME RESTAURANT, on MIN street, near
Fonrteenth Or Pearl, continues to lJfamoas as the
very best Restaurant in Richmona
Hentiemen visiting the city on bsi ness will find
ms house very conveniently locaed and comfort
week or month
SINGLE ROOMS, SO cents per ~.
MEALS, as they may be order$, in the spacious
ana convenient refectory, at IL hours. Private
Rooms for Dinner or supper Paties.
70 Gentlemen visiting thiseonvenient estab-
order. Sc 24-6m1 FsH. HAYWARD
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FOR RENT AND SALE

g. FOR RENT.-a BRICK DWpfIIyG
- with four rooms and kitchen. on 2tth street
Union Hill. Apply to '''0''
WM. CULLINGSWORTH,
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IA FOR RENTING upper part of the HOUSE
I'll over the store Of the subscriber, a. present
occupied by the Richmond Club Apply to
no 30--ts y DfTT1I
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FIRsT-CLAss MEDICINES.

II FIKST-CLASS MEDICINES,
AZ MEADE & BAKER
A-tA PHARAACErTTSrS AND VENDORS or prBHA AND
RELIABLE MEDICINES, CHEMICALS PHARNA-
CoUTlCAL PRODUCTS, Surgical Instruments and
lies and travellers Physicians Saddle Bags: Lon
ION Elastic Stockings, TTusses and Suuporters:
Porte honuaies, Combs, Brushes, Toilet Mirrors:
hrss quality Perfulnery, Pcmades aud SOAPS; Min
sral waters, bottled at the Springs: Medicinal
ares and Apparatus; Magnetic Machines, Sc,
atl OF the best quality and at the lowest rates
MEADE q BAKER,
1ss Main ST.. corner above Post Oilce,
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CENTS UNDER-W R.--Gents' FIeaen
~ Flannel Shirts aud Drawers, Gents Merino
Do do; Gents Silk do. do. Gents Wool, Merinn.
BLK and Cotton Half Hose; Gents Cotton Half,
hose, with double feet; Gents Gloves, in
Cloth, Fleecsd- lined Silk, heavy Berlin, Virginia
ana french Buck, Dog ski and Alexander's Kid;
Cassimeres and Vestings ''
In r
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FL j rivals, we offer a splendid variety of French
t%h Dinner and Tea Sets White Granite Ware
syA5 IN sets or single pieces Fancy Toilet Ware,
oFleW designs Glassware, of every description;
Siyer-Pia,ed Ware Ivory Handle and Common
aaFes aud Forks Bronze Iron Hat Stands Tea
Fays Britannia Coffee and Tea Urns Oyster
Warmers; Japanned Toilet Ware Gas Fixtures:
lirrors; together with magnificent stock Of rich
apcy Goods, all of which We otter as low as such
oods be obtained
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WINTER CLOTHING AT X EDUCED
W RlCEs.-The whole of HULLis stock at
tTlces a. cheap in proportion as the $40 suits
must close them all out If possible, to make room
ior Spring Goods. He sells only Tor cash-can af-
ford to sell cheap.
Inc largest stock Of + furnishing Goods In Rich
mond-all at reduced prices
IRVING HULL. Agent
lie 70 81 Main 18th straet
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GARDEN TOO l. N.-Spades- uoss RaEe.-
~ Reels. Lines, TroweIs, Forks, Dracs, 6e., Tor
gardening, for sale by -
fAN-LEw, TAYLOR Il CO..
emh " 10 Main street.
WAtTE 6HEASE-~3s package. lsIdies. far
q w sale hf "a n nAEESphET
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O. fOk RENT--Two FRONT ROOMS over
81 our store, suitable for Office or lodging rooms
Apply to A. B0DEkER Il co.
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G z. T. ROBINSON, GRADUATEO OF TIE
~ pIIILAD ELPHIA COLLEGE, OF PHARMA-
SE Gf tSCCCESsoR 70 1ATDLEY RoBINsosl
a Fourth and Franklin streets, Richmond has
in store large, fresh and we'll selected stock of
Medicines. Chemicals, Perfumery, Fa ncv Articles
&c, which he offers at low prices. Strict personal
the business. "
orders Tor shipment will be promptly attended
10 and most carefn llY hacked n. O.
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w. A. COOKE 7 Tp.vI. p(s.
3>-2-A AT1ORNENS A

p,.; RICHMOND, Va,
rracIlce In all the Courts of the City of Richmond
ana county of Henrico. Mr.. COOKE will nrac
nee IN Chesterfield.
- ONCE, Law Building on Franklin street
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fFS FOR RENT-The HOUSE and MARKET
LEI GARDEN around Buchanan Spring. The
House Is now in comfortable repair and will
pe rented with or without the land. There are
ABOUT /. or Is acres of very productive land An
ply to DR.; POLLARD, or DR.. CRENSHAW.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-06
NUMBER 131.
French Mediation.

The itichraond Examiner thinks that the visit Of
Prince Napoleon to this country has political
significance. The following appears as the leading
article Of that paper, in its issue Of the 1st: Fs
Next to the great victory, the most important of
current events isthe arrival at New York of Prince
Napoleon and the Princess Clotilde. This visit ia
French mediation in its first form. a Prince 30
pacific and a Princess Of tender years would
scarcely come to these troubled lands from mo.
tiyes Of curiosity or pleasure. Still less could they
pliment. The time is little fitted for compliments,
full az they are Of
Charging hts and flaming towns sinking ships and praying
hsrds3 ~. ~
These people come With q political purpose.
France is the only possible mediator in our ma.
tional quarrel and the Emperor chooses the nearest
members OF his family to open the negotiations as
Instruments TO whom objection and rudeness are
impOssble. -
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Engagement Between II Federal Steamer
and Confederate Prtyateers.
We are indebted to yesterdays Evening Deli
fnr the following information:

We are indebted to yesterdays Evening Delta
for the following information:
From gentleman of the highest responsibility
who was witness of the fght-we have
the particulars of an engagement which occurred
on last Friday at Horn Island Pass, between a
Federal steam trgate, supposed to be the Niagara,
and the little Confederate priVateer j. o. Nixon.
The Nixon, wishing to avail herself of the fair
wind, left Pascagoula Bay last Friday morning,
intending to go Yankee hunting on the deep blue
sea. When about twelve miles from Horn Island
Pass, she discovered q large Federal steamer
ahead, attempting to cut her off. The Nixon
tackled and stood in again for the Pass and reached
the bar about mile ahead of the Federalist The
latter then opened fire her at that distance the
Nixon Immediately responded, and the exchange
OF shots was carried on for about twenty minutes.
In the meantime, the little Lake steamer Arrow
came up, and, when within range of the Federalist,
let slip some of her 32s at the Yankees. At the end
of about twenty minutes from the time the firing
commenced, the Federast, with three of the
Nixon's heavy pills in hull got up big head of
steam, and crowding on every inch of canvas she
could USE made regular Manassas time seaward.
Not the slightest injury was received by the
Nixon or the steamer Arrow, whilst it is thought
that the additional weight of those three balls
which were lent the Federalists by the Nixon, may
impede her progress to some extent. She has moi
been seen in that quarter since.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-06
Willard Fillmore on the Republican See
iionnI Party


The New York Day Book brings to light this re-
rarkabe prophecy of Ex-p President Fillmore, who
las since proved false to his own patriotic utter
ances:
In 1859 upon the return of Ex President Mard
Fillmore from Europe, he made speech at Al
bany, which it is well to recur to at present. Its
words were indeed prophetic. He said:
I'VE see political party presenting candidates
for the Presidency and VicePresldency, selected
for the first time from the free States alone, with
the avowed purpose of cleGting these candidates
by sutfrages of one part Of the Union only to rule
over the whole United States. Can it be possible
that those who are engaged in such measure can
have seriously reflected upon the consequences
which must inevitably follow in case OF success?
(Cheers.) Can they have the madness or the folly
to believe that our Southern brethren would sub
init to be governed by such Chief Magistrate
(Cheers.)
i Suppose that the South, having q
jority of the electoral vote, should declare that
they would only have shareholders for President
and Vice. President, and should elect such by their
extensive suflrages to rule over us at the North.
Do you think we would submit to it? No. not for
a moment. (Applause.) And do you believe
that your Southern brethren are less sensitive on
this subject than you are Or less Jealous of their
rights? (Tremendous Cheers) If you do, let me
tell you that you mistaken. And, therefore,
you must see that if this sectional party succeeds,
it inevitably leads to the destruction OF this Deaut
ful fabric reared by our forefathers, cemented by
their blood, and bequeathed to us as priceless in
heritance.
l tell you, my friends, that i feel deeply, and,
therefore, I speak earnestly upon this subject,
(Cries of s'Youre right ~ for feel that you are
in danger. am determined to make clean breast
of it. l will wash my hands of the consequences,
whatever they may be; and tell you that we
are treading upon the brink of volcano, that is
liable at any moment to burst forth and overwhelm
the nation | might, by soft words, inspire deIn-
sive hopes, and thereby win votes. Bat can
never consent to be one thing to the North and
! should be guilty of such duplicity. For my con
science would eXciaim, with the dramatic poet,
Is there not chosen curse,
SDtnr hi 5ltt thunder in the st of heaven,
Red with wrath, to blast the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-06

CAMP MAGHrnEE, JANE RMlyEE, B. a2, VAn}
Ed. Crescent "A part OF the grand Yankee
army has arrived in Richmond-not in the pride,
pomp aud circumstance Of glorious wal, nor in the
handouts they brought along to disgrace the
Rebels. One of the prisoners gets oil the follow
ing: " OF the manypromises made ME by my COM
mander, this alone las been fulfilled. They told
me should be in Richmond before July was out,
and now, by G d. here am" The Northern
press abuses men and things generally, but all
agree that before they again start Tor the Southern
capital they will examine the route and remove
such small obstacles masked batteries NV heat g
pickets" " and g Washington Artillery Sharpshoot-
trs.' They stopped publishing the history OF the
" Grand Army's march, before they came to the
right about, double quick movement" The Tri-
| bune says:
1--WE have fought and been beaten God forgive
our rulers that this is true, and cannot be dis
gUised. The Cabinet, recently expressing, in rhet
orc better adapted to a love letter. fear of be-
ing drowned III its own honey, is now nearly
drowned in its own gore, The sacred soil OF Nir-
ginia is crimson aud wet with the blood Of thous-
aNdS OF Northern men, neCdlesSiy shed. Shall this
condition Of things connua?"
Things are exceedingly quiet on this peninsula.
Old FiCayuHe Butler is now dOuby cautious. He
seems to have caught the panic too. He has been
making grand balloon ascensions for some days
| past, possibly for the amusement of his @ idle
| Dutchmcn " at Old Point, as he does not approach
our works (even by that lofty means) near enough
| to make any discoveries. This business suits him
presume, much better than fighting, as it requires
| more gas ard less bravery.
A few days ago, the Second Battalion of Louis
lana, companies and K of this regiment (Second
| l.puisiana) with q body of cavalry went into
| Hampton and brought some eighty-seven negroes
| OF the enemyB breastWOrk, without getting sho1
| at Yankee. This trip pays very we'll. They
would Have taken old Picayune, if he had not sic
'''' '-'' Nos1REgOR,
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TnE KExrrckr REalnExr-The NeR York Tri-

THE KENTUCKY REGlMENT.-The New York Tri-
bune has correspondent who thus describes the
Kentucky Regiment in the army of Gen. Johnston,
in Virginia, watching Gen, Patterson's division:
Among the troops was one regiment OF over
1000 Kentuckians, armed with rifles and bowie
knives They refused to take but one round Of
cartridges to go into the contemplated fight with
Gen. pattersOn's column, intending to lie hid on
the ground in the artificial thckets until our troops
should approach, and them make at them with
their bowie. knives. This might have made some
desperate fighting but our bayonets would prob
ably have been an overmatch for their knives.
The men of the Kentucky Regiment are described
as a savage and desperate set who exhibited their
ferocious disposition on the slightest preteXt and
kept every "a y tEi@1' o. t&eGn; Ehey consider 1t
a pleasant diversion to chop a man up with an
Arkansas tooth-pick. The wife of one Of them is
the VIVIAN diere of the regiment; she is thorough
soldier, and acts as a Lieutenant of a company,
which she drills herself. She is said to be very
| handsome, and perfect amazon. Her dress is
very gay and conspicuous. Her rutfian comrades
take great pride in their fierce and dashng heroine;
and she is as anxious to split Yankee with her
bowie-knife as the blOodest.mnded wretch among
them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-06

ROYAL REFuLsE.-A good anecdote ia told of
Prince Alfred while in Canada lately. The doc
tor famous jockey, who had The contract to
furnish thirty horses for the Prince of Wales
Prince Alfred to the Falls of Montmorenci. The
T" doctor" remarked to Alfred 81 drove tho,
Prince of Wales here" g Did you?p said the
Prince. "Yes,n and Fl. R. Fl. gave me this gold
watch.' You are lucky tellow'n replied Prince
Alfred, ''That is more than he ever did for me-
Tie 'doctor;7 subsided.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-06

A CAUTION TO CRoPpIEss-Dr. Liebnitz says that
cutting the hair close to the head, custom much
in vogue, causes the sap which naturally invigor-
ates the hair to strike to the brain thus giving that
popularity of expression which IS noticed IN those
whose heads have been closely clipped.
From this theory, no doubt, many of our young
men may appreciate how they have got to be re-
parded as sdp-heads.
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- . c.
riS MIEnus n.

GENERAL SCoTT'S VIEWS ON THE PUBLICATION OF
REGIMENTAL AND BRIGADE REPoRTs.-Gen. Scott is
greatly incensed the publication of copies of the
official report of regimental and brigade COM
manders. He objects to it as improper, unmiitary,
ill-tmed and mischievous. He has directed strict
orders to be promulgated prohibiting the publica-
ton of these reports. IN. Y. Herald.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-06

ESCAPE rEo5G THE GEORGIA PENErESTTART.-The
Recorder reports the escape Of four eoRyicts from
the penitentiary at MilledgeyiIle onTuesaay morn
ing. Fourteen attempted to escape by the use of
false keys; but one, William Rozier, sent from
Muscopee, was shot aud Killed: another, Samuel
Cakes, of Missouri, also sent fFom Stuseogee, fell
and broke his neck; another was shoG aud NOR
tally wounded; seven escaped, but three of them
were caught and brought back,