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The New York herald., 1862-02-01

Double Sole Waterproof Boots, Fine Calf
patent leather Boots at reduced prices at SLATER
No 2 Cortlandt street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

Prizes Cashed in all Legalizcd Lot.
teries. Information given
JOSEPH BATES, Broker, 10 Wall street up stairs n Y.
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Vcst. Comfort aud Health for Babics.--

Rcnutiful Compicxion.-Laird's Bloom
Youth liquid Peai for preserving ana beauyng the
com1lexicn ami skin, 4yg Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

Royal Havana LOttery.-Prlxes Cashed
and information furnished by TAYLOR CO., Bankers I6
Wall street, N. Y
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

At JcfKers', 573 Broadway-Ladies' Bal
moral Boots 81 and 80 co. misses 81 90 and 81 75 child.
rens 81 25 and 81 81. JEFFERS, 573 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

OF tne session has been badly laid question upon
%ncn ne staked his reputation and henceforth he will
DC ouna the leader OF minority Of less than thirty mem
pers like result is not be found in the annals Of
'ne state. Chow have the mighty fallen"
Inc resolutions, as adopted, read as follows
resolved or the Senate concur), That this Legislature
regards as indispensable to the maintenance Of sound
nnancai system that the following measures, in sub
stance should be adopted by the Congress OF the United
States-
l. That direct tax should be levied and apportioned
at among the several States according to the pro-
Visions OF tho federal constitution the net proceeds Of
which, derived from the loyal States shall bo sufficient
TO deray the interest Of the entire Indebtedness Of the
national government and that the amount Of tax thus
apporoned to the loyal States and paid by them, shall
be set apart and pledged to the payment Of such interest
2 That sinking fund for tho reimbursement of the
princia OF the public debt be created, se apart and
pledged to that use.
That the amount to be derived from the direct
OF S2oO00OOO levied and apporoned among the states
pursuant to the act Of Congress approved August
together with the duties imports be employed to de-
tray the current expenses OF government.
A. That the direct tax to be apportionod among tho
states as before proposed for the purpose of
ing the interest Of the national debt be made perma-
nent tax TO insure the prompt payment of such Interest,"
and that it should be increased from year year by
new apporonment to be made under tho direction of
inc Secretary Of the Treasury whenever the Of
the national debt, duly authorized by law, shall make
such apportionment necessary.
Resolved, That the people of the State Of New York
Will pay, by direct taxation their proportion Of the
amount required satisfy the interest the entire debt
contracted by the federal government and to BIO appor
TONED among the loyal States according to article
tion Q, Of the constitution Of the United States.
Resolved, That the State Of New York will cheerfuly
cooperate with her sister loyal States with the ede
raj government, ia willing submission all burthens
necessary to be incurred aud borne, by adopting
the financial policy here Indicated believing that
1t will command the confidence Of all persons
having money to lend and that with system Of
finance the government will be able TO obtain all the
fiscal means needed for the vigorous prosecution Of the
present war and under its operation it is tho judgment
OF this legislature that the federal government could
never be subjected under any exgences any proba
Bile rate Of interest depreciation in the value of its
stocks damaging to its credit and injurious the
people, as the obtaining o! funds by the emission Of
specific security for the prompt payment Of interest and
ultimate redemption of principal.
The Receiver OF the Bank Of the Capitol advertses that
he will tomorrow pay dividend OF seventy five per
ON all admitted claims.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

BfOnCnItIS,
of the throat breath and lungs relieved by
using BROWNS Bronchial Troches.n
times have been attacked by Bronchitis
as that should be compelled TO dess from
ministerial labor, through disorder of the throat But from
moderate OF the Troches now lind myself able to
preach nightly for weeks together without the slightest in
conyenencc.1 Rev T.. II. RYCKMAN, A. b.,
Wesleyan Minister, Montreal.
Sold by all druggists nj % cents per box
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

BatcheIor's Hair Dyc.-'rhc Best I'm tho
World Harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold and APP
piled at BATCHELOR'5 Wig factory ID Bond street.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
PEGS In the world wholesale and retail and the dye
,,ats liod No a
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

IL will he Unwfse to Purchase q Sewing
Machine before comparing the two leading kinds-the
Grover Baker stitch and the lock stitehand testing the
work of each nj 495 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

GAVE YOUR SILKS, RIBBONS, GLOVES &C.-HEGE-
- Co.'s Benzine removes Paint and Grease Spots
instantly and cleans silks, Gloves Ribbons &C., &C..
injury either color fabric Only % bottle
Sold by druggists ge neraly. HEGEMAN CO..
Nos. 16l 39e, 5ll and 756 Broadway.
CPARKLING AsSMANNHAUsER, FINE ORDER, sl2
- per case. JNO. DUNCAN SONS, Union square.
GORE FEET CORNS AND BuNIONS-RELIEF IN
- five minutes Ivy using BuSH'S Magic Cream Lniment
Depot l6 Greenwich street, and by druggists generally
Price 25 cents.
RIO MERCHANTS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
The subscriber having had extensive experience =
purchaser OF merchandise for for the city and
country trade feels confident he can communicate nforna-
on of great pecunay advantage to cash and first class tmo
buyers lie invites correspondence addressed his Office.
ISAAC PECK Sc Pine street.
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HIPS Hair Dye, 80 Cents, Black or
Brown Infallible Onguen for the hair Depot No. Bar
clav street and sold by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

To Job Printers.-Stereotypc Copies OF
the beautiful border Of the Carriers New Years Address
the New York Herald ready for SALE The border
consists OF elegant portraits Of the most prom
Union and is admirably adapted to the of job print
Price $ Proof sheets of the border sent 10 ali who
wish purchase. Apply to Charles Craske Stereotyper,
18l William street., New York.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
THE NEW NOVEL.
i PILGRIMS OF FASHION,

His Bull battle piece well executed The whole work
IL good aud cannot fail to please numerous readersBos
ton Evening Traveller.
This Is Well written novel-Cincnnau Enquirer
II continued series OF healthy observations upon tho
rcckessncss and needless society The plot
Is well arranged and handsomely carried out the reader
while away hour In the perusal OF the book with
proht.-Portland Advertiser.
II Is animatedy wri,ten.-Boston Evening Gazette.
pilgrims OF Fashion contains many well directed blowa
at the worshppers fashions shrine The plot excellent
well carried the cnd.-New York Express.
The work is powerfully and graphically wren.-Phla-
delpha Press.
an order and remarkable for its orr
s'-"''' '"' HARPER BROTHERS.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

Pure Tobacc0.-Yelloyv Bank Tobac.
coGoodwns Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco. free from all Inn
purtes sale by all tobacco and Dealers and at
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

A-N-Icc Skate for the Ladfes.-Can.
TREL s13 Broadway has assortment of cheap skates
readily adjusted to the shoe Balmoras 81 90; Clump Solo
Shoes IS per pair.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

Millions of mothers now that invaluable remedy Mrs
WINSLOW'S Soothing SyfuT. " relieves paln corrcc,s
acdty nvieoraos The stomach and regulates the system.
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

White, the Halter, will Close Out His
last springs style Of silk Hats at 80 each ZIG Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

Trusses.-Marsh ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
Trsses Shoulder Braces DR. wadsworths Uterine Ele-
vator-a superior article. No. vesey street, Asor House,
opnoe IN
The New York herald., 1862-02-01

VALENTINES NEW STOCK NOW READY
for the Wholesale trade Suffers, booksellers news
and fancy dealers should send n, for
Strong $40 os containing over $50 worth Of Valentines
retail priccs srongs $40 lots containing $50 worth
Of Valentines at retail prices Circulars will be sent by nd-
dressing Thos w. Strong, Original Valentine Depot 9s Mas
spu NJ ".
The New York herald., 1862-02-01
The weather on the Newfoundland Goa
Sailing OF the Pnrnnu


No water can bo seen from here--nohng but ice; a
from Capo Race station II is nearly the same
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-18
why We KIN 60 Many.

Yankee papers oouiss Ices in the a:e battles far
greater aa our oWu std this in spite OF the TACT that
20 attacked diem IN ea.rushnsus aud drove them
RON bgga ,wOls, Of tie most toEmid,6l, Character
Tai, dpu.y Ia losses is cue 70 The lace J6.G wien Ihs
re,rs- Degi1s, the slaughter is terrible. Tbs ain is
OUR sces ani presents gae broad sud harmless surface
Of liz Gsrsm Again. wounds ~ the back are far more
Ats than those in the breast In front Of the chest the
rios form couy,I surface, from which he ball is sPs 70
glance while 10 rear the inclination Of the ribs Is toward
the spine AID tie halls II they glance &; s 90 directly
20 toe mes vital per; OF the body. here il that TIC
"skedadeIDg" Yankee IL executing those changes Of
oase" for which he is famous, catches the disease
Of death IL i.s most vlrulenl and iHcurAbls form.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-18
The Yankees and Mexico.

COrWD's new treaty with Mexico, proposing to lend
the Jusz government Sl 900 600 out Of the Treasury
Of the United Stats has been laid before the Senate by
the President The only argument in its favor is that
By the credit of that government Mexico can pay her
deb to European nations, and thus do away with any
prete1. for them TO continue their interference in her
domestic affairs The st. Louis Republican thinks that
the provisions of the treaty carried out it would
"rrevent dangerous combinations against the Monroe
doctrine" "Tsis" it adds, "in ordinary times, would
deserve serious confederation; but f'o When tlloOO'
OoO gA break the csmers back the Senate wall hard
" ratify 50 expensive an arrangement"
Another Northern writer from Washington is afraid
Of the alliance aud doubts the good faith of the Mexican
rulers. MEXICO s tough customer, and, though the
treaty ors her import duties security for the assist
aace might happen would have to thrash her into
IepGying usu France Is doing. Another obj'c
ton is thai JuareE might chApgs his mind in regard to
he use Of the money after he gets hold Of as he has
dore repeatedly on other OccAsiors."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-18
Domestic wines and COrdIaI,,

This Is the ssAsoa OF Dack0erse rGsIosrries dreoer'
ss, currsuts and Ire Ike The crop is unusually Sbun'
iAnt LIdies in the cOuury, VITO have heretofore re.
ponded SO generously hs wants Of the soldier, should
endsavor to lrodace a GOpiOus supply Of these do
nestle vines and cordiss which so serviceab!e in
tue Incident 10 Ibis period Of the year, aud so
rsvivis and Strengthening cOuvslescents Our stock
of bral5ss porters, ale and fUs,gu wines IS getting 50
OT lhst supply OF domestic bsVeEasess indispeOss be-
w.thog. them, the hospitals viii be almost at stand
sll As the s5ss1G advances, wines from domestic
srapss should l,o be made in large quantities. Fruits
Of al kiads should be carefully preserved Winter sup
2iss should be put away in barrels, instead Of being
gwen 20 The hogs or left to rot he ground Cider
aud domestic vinegar should DC abundant. By attend
TX 20 these matters hOus,kesPers may render as much
,,ry;os 70 lie country a. The soldiers n the asld
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-18

Wl co'hl1g ey-r si!e-ce TIE ssssssr Of Yankee Gca
EMS ed their zap correspondence VII 2o'higg
ever en- Ebtca ss i-1oArcs staggss the creduy Of
t-e Yankee public. When P.oayuas Bl.er established
hs ks.tsllrg7 So F5str a. Ho1roe Aud commenced Of
is.siys crer.t.ola eFN-s. Richmond the aDkee news
taprs tened vh sarar css thA; be would occupy the
CIV. without s. 5isd0N c. doubt in a very lev ueeks,
s1d n, multi us5 -ho read thsss promises guFei them
down ~,b g-qs,s.ioring C7rsirnCs. 50 Vhsa NcDo-
al COMMENCED bis s5uiergs. " Ga 70 Redmond" the
slgu1s Of the Yankee Press again ever aosei With these
1-a1,Gisd sssgranoss. TIE EDWARD march Of The
G-4ud Army vas az Irresistible doom Tue Capita
sgud au vl.aou, the EsmoIlsi chance Of escaps !
Again the u, kcs nation drunk down these promises
W. out dou5. cf their luii,msat. When HeD5E,l
wat slrieki.g nd hlsirg blCs 10 Washington, saJ
u .efl4l tgck DIS pace AID CmuenCed the de'ss
J--, no zane sam ( va repeated only vish s,i.I Jui
su1. aaa mere 1gis-n .-luL he failed sig-siI
s. us aalasss a..eup, If 70. nee 90 tsas.EoUsiy,
"a h,D rC'L De changed Is 0sa3" ami me
go che Peninsula The matter vas taea a. osr,.i
BE- q lad 51sa i.-esoij 57 tie P,0pbes5 and reveal
g. 1s S+grl'rg-5. Yankee 5r5tgl.y, tbris, imposed
"A, ,...y s.is..-,Lis zsss agsig 10 ca ca ari or.J.
a, . -t..-.e1 q a.-s-.ag fzs1 --lST t-LsylIss tu
..t1 - TO y3|-c y ,Y s-7 I'D ss.-g l-ie-d.,.s
] .s o. sc=I GIlsg y.r.,src-5CaS EIp1rs-,s X
80. 10 rsirl r--hir-. hey Tcrid Be drPs. snc
veins, So :s-y vsrs Taeuss b-aysd "a nc ms a
o. a-ycls:y az llEl p7-,nsI. .as., 10y dl uo &c
p.-- .-c- itsr- NOT e TAlkes - would S,ve sEcr-
y1r- Rem I'd, tlf7e tss -oaid % sAslrs. rs e'as
&C. 1s5o l1s1 a-y rlsss7 80, : EijI EyCicIsp spJ
G. q1sIs s1i sr,ss writer's ere a. :. sSsin-and Tan
G5ss, q az ~ 10 De CALLED sh tr1s Is {: vas &c,
f-,-zrd =i-u that is over. &c vil es r,s sslIa.
a--lsg o. earn can eE5ssi the iupudsl05 Of Y42ks;
s.5sf..,-, tlr; ss oily q Yalkee belief
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-18
DIED,
ANpRTw JoHRsos,
M,l'sry Governor,


On bs lTtN instant II wounds s.sV.I IA tie battle a ssysu
Pe, Leu IJwlS ,. sTASSr, Adil'Nat Zen Virginia EsE
.aa.-sl vii take ps,s fen tn residence o. H. Gsse al
Peg ~, Ea street. fdl y ,he I'm Inst a. 10 20 oek
tsgrsm are Invited 20 ate a
on ne sgs Jlp- III Sorh Crorsa gAts Sulphur Springs
E9BaT, Of o,1- -. :. AID oha''7''s A. Lee ID
yss-1 sad three Ia ASA
rz tsev On uadsy sy az1 lssI SAMUEL ? MILTON LAT.
JSLR I2rr'y g O~.8 "a asgLnta son Co 2i7A 70! n
s-r' etys'i G ss sts -us q - 2: ysAr q as e.
A. .oI.sr slslA Led silv.ai "a ~ va fshfG g.
1 We sh hs "a srfsr,5 &c E.AzeHa' Gad Q, .st
5.- .. ca. = H. usA - a. Jas tara OF Tpa ia
n h., syf-E sgsils' - s,g-. a Csp'EG Mis- he
ven is'i y e. .',s' 'isa: .5sas 81 o. ,Ssr , 70
voted We, TA 1aisSSe ss Elts Wes over hn 70 lie last,
sspe s,,v- -i,a q u. LsIrsS In uri7a,o csn
,iry, 3as g as s0aaaaa-gi'AI. HA1.E L. Ei W-o del
:s-sz:y re--~-s. .A.s. he rsr,,s VIC gts- - u
'cs % t:r' s1a ios ss sd ia ss . Lao sah" eai
- a.N P, EtSsaond
o. u y5g Iee2 azr a irus Of tour sseEs Dr. DAVID
ssTtE D. u Fas=l. aAn, "a 81 y-ar Of L. s.a
II "a sntss ula o. beth % lasIs,tEil srd
p-taiol IA noble Iatsi boh Il lead and h'art
Fuyrt ,s.s h vii ous rsntRSsrci. sstf
p.tsI hysotn he td The nTst u his prn
20 s'st vas Us saeess hat has often etsn SAD n n
Pos,eS msgc Powsr oy.r destl t.ef Bat
hoSsvsr sole 20 VAR r1n ress he 'orld MT him f
al ~ sim Hoh'er Having Il usren pr a. Of h. NC
,g-d hot ums IN pOicN, d,enfaons, h: was vel
kuovu bo a. orator ard ess.S " 10 re,n order Ccu
tpeuoas 70 IA form and e1sSt psscnsl ppesFsncs NJ
esnce' A. nui euee ~ tle tones Of hH voice
he gree aud 0esuy ~ L we'll turned Psdo. o. a.
n IND s's imifnSuoa he e1eess'ey oad Of pos'{'
ssdF a. w9lg have fault Is hat hey abound too mach
IN p7ec H. 'stols There ieE things TT
he P5ke that DO not PosssaI he sAm Of the geld
ani IN cash Of he tiamond."
rs - .oi quAes p-ofa's AMI hosp tl-
- and h kudnc's :" he poL drew GrUund him host Of
nds vho % b ter Of regret the sod thai
Hhts uobly bstng IN their eou1try cAuss eEece
a .rEed snoe upon Do his heath Asd 'pi's and In
A1,r AMI better World where she wicked from 0ub.
Ing ard the HeAry are Al ret"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-18

Gs-Gsueu vk5 Live II toe Valley, the Peninsula, the
Essra sl0re 5s Sor;avsg aud Southwest, wherever
bs var la bssa or NAV hOrcsfJs: be raging should
Il K /, her bz-llcss to keep ill And veil au:hent
c,sl record Of tie Incidents Of tse vs;i0us battles a1i
5Ermhts .sz; take place, i2eluding the sEcesses aud
On rags coat.ej by the enemy. These records vii BE-
inss'ustls to @ s.oylsD. They should Lot be sfs to
tL0 lap bsEu5 Inclination Ct who nay or may not
hAvs he eDe-gy % oOAts them. meeting Of Promin.
sac EeutlCm'D compelled remain Ia he various eoun-
ties Of me invaded districts should be held the work
signed 20 ore or mole Of them, and pursusd with d.
get and Systematic industry. EVea 10 those counties
Vbsrc tie horrors Of have not BEEN ard VII no. DO
fs:, record Should be kept OF the names ard humber
o. sitEe1s engaged 10 service, leigh Of service, the
ssa,hs In battle 81 disease the discharges deser
tens tho cootbuticns In and material Of al sorts
II too people Of VrgnlN we're not nOtohouly and de
gracefully Indifferent - uAsssTs Of hStOry-s much 50
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-18
THE YASKEEs AT hrsPAls-As INTERESTING Inc
nINr-A hemphis letter In the Grenade Appeal slysI

THE YASKEEs AT hrAPRis-As kTIREsTrsG Inc /.
DISr.-A Memphis letter in the Grenada Appeal s,ysI
Tue Yaukees have behaved toleraby well thus far
They have not done su bad expected only in some
ns ancea They vent to Waddelps and to Beauregsrds
4nd tTippd the place OF everything, broke W tie fur
uiture carried away bed clothing, plste, carriage
horses and three NJ groes have heard Of them pros
lag around and puaderg at several other places on
small scale.
.Thcy are very eager and digen. in their search for
Confederate soldiers Toe most unmsuly aud brutal act
that know Of is their treatment Of the Misses Coo
Levin Coe, their brother at home, discharged from
the army They surrounded the house before the family
know thew we're on the place Fortunately young Coe
had gone fishing and two Of bis sisters escaped to the
Farsen aud ran 20 warn him lot to come home The
Yankees the way they went and followed them, tu
the sisters ouran them and gave their brother inior a.
ion OF their coming They came up with the ladie at
hp Sc in the vicinity Of the creek, and attempted 10
rect trem but they both armed and dared the zig
swapping Yankees lay Their hards on them One won
say 20 another, She's got pistol; take II away iICn
h'r" And she. a weak Somsu stood at lay aud q ID
t,em 10 touch h5r AZ their peril And LEY, craven
uretches dared not do It. At last 10 get them from IL
ueighbornood OF their brother they agreed 10 30 to
headquarters with them Il Was then noon and Ihese
girls had ran two miles, and then those scoundrrb
marched them Of foo four miles 10 town. At every
sep they id get their pistols from them, threaten
leg them all the time with instant death if they did not
give them up Taree times they placed their pistols It
those eiE.sp hearts, with them cooked aud their ger
the trigger telling them they would kill them. Each
Tine the girls replied, Shoot shoot quick
you can" Aud they did give them up until her
brother 10 A~ came up with them ard tod them to do
go and gave himself up in their place. Levin COe
Ssspsd.
can scarcely rea!Io that they human beings, 90
mU,h DO despise th,m | hear no'hir bus enc unr
sreal express on of contempt and haired ior them.
They have buried over siI hundred In ATka1sa.
We are perfectly wiling to give them graves, bu: noth
. se.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-18

fAIrHyUL SIsRo-A soldier from the battle hsld
Of Richmond has related the following Incident 10 lie
Augusta Coussitutionslt showing the haelity Of The
Southern negro 10 hs master II 10 worthy Of rcord:
In the fight Of Tuesday, near Richmond, negro man,
named Nathan, belonging TO Lieutenant Williams, OF
Company G. First Georgia Regulars, vas captured by
Yankee Lieu enant, and taken TO the fArkse carp
On Saturday morning. the negro vss sent 10 spring to
procure for his master, bat ins;sat Of
performing that task he kept bis -ay 10 the Conede-
rate lines, where on BIS arrival. At o'clock A N, he
presented himself to General Hill, together with two
horsss which be cspured from the Yarkses on his
'bAssely ntreat." The horses were wound d. and Gen.
Gill gave them 10 the negro NATHAN Immediately sold
Of the horses for $50 bus perssteny refused EEL
the other He then reported himself TO liz msser Lieut.
Williams, and ia nov serving him faithfully ever.
The negroes Of the South shrtvd to be caught
BY the Yankees false promises of lreedon-std the
present Instance is but one OF many evidences OF their
fAithlulness and devotion 10 their masters.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-18

WARN DRIsKxs Improper drinking Of water hA.
killed Thousands. There have been instances where
thirsty armies, after long marches, have come 10
vo-, when the men would lie down on their faces aud
quaf an inordInste quantity OF With these results
some die almost instantly, Others become crszy and
stagger like drunken men. Avoid drinking water as
much a. possible while muchibg. When you tetl dry,
riuss th mouth with va or bu, dofnot swallow it,
Drink only when resog, or before the word s gyel 70
much. Men vlen heated should not drink A. ythirg
cold In SIT. OF preparation, ice water oily agcTs
vHes thirst. DrI Slowly; half lumber of vat will
suffice tho thirstietb In tba world ii he drinks oy
sipp. 7 ke from ivsn;y 6's o ore hundred sps sud
s~sov each tme-it viii qlench thirst better than a
Quart drunk In the usual 10 iact 1t ia Alnos
impossible 10 get down iu glass oil water taken in Ii
way
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-18

AN INCIDENT OF THE WAR-Among the members Of
the Richmond Hussars, of this city, says the augusta
Consiiiuiionaiist was mere lad-some fourteen or If
teen years of age we believe, who insisted strongly
on being allowed Join the company, that his father
was induced give his consent and thus permit the
boy soldier to battle for his country. On arriving at
Richmond he attracted the attention Of Gen. kershaw,
who being much pleased with the youth, gave him
position on his staff This lad is a son OF the Rev
WIN. Crumley, gentleman well known TO many 81 our
readers. At the battle of Richmond, the little fellow
marched up to a flagstaff in deserted Yankee camp,
and about to haul down the Yankee banner, when
he saw three Of the enemy approaching him. He says
that for moment he felt little weak but determin-
ing to sell his life dearly he drew out pistol and was
about to point il at the Yankees, when Of them
cried him not to shoot they coming up TO
surrender themselves One of the prisoners was an
officer and when they were brought before Gen. ker
shaw, the General presented the Yankee officer sword
TO the boy soldier.
That was proud moment for young Crmley, and
will doubt, be green spot in his memory through
all his future years
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-18

JUDNs.-One of the editors of the abolition Jour
nal in Memphis, being published in the .7raonchS
office, is b. ID. Nabers. One year ago this traitor to
the South was actively engaged in endeayOring ~
cure his election TO the Confederate Congress, and
prOessed loud any his devotion 10 the cause
Of cours he would then-had the people possessed
sufficient faith in the to elect him-haye zen the
prescribed OATH but now he publishes TO the ID that
he has 'ardy, in his heart, borne true allegia 70
the government Of the United States" lie thus con
fesses himself knave.-G Grenada .irpsGl.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-18

Gmost A. their Indian predecessors Wer-'nese RECORDS
would have been commenced long ago. Would II DO
mpernsnt 70 ask what seTs the Historical Society have
taken in this matter Has the tremendous uproar OF
this gigantic war disturbed in the least the venerable and
Ocmpaosn dust of this most respectable and forgotten
orgsnizationS