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The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-08-06

ONE or ..oED sAnE,sr 7sToa1Es.

Orphsus 9. Kerr, writing from washing
ton e ,he New a York g p..pe...tes
the following. IL zsI.3
Matters and things hsre -, still Iin s|
strategic condition. and noneht has disturbed
our monetony for : week, savs { story they
tell about the Honest Old Alb. Il seem.
that two Of the conservative Border. State
chaps whe are here for tie expires. purpos.
OF protesting against everything whatsoever
had = discussion about thu Honest ABB and
one chap bet the other chap ave dollars that
hs couldeat BY any possible means. s,eak
TO tho president without hs.ring ! small
anecdote. s
!. Done r says the Other chap, sle,fally,
+ Nl'll take that bst !" " -. s ~ ffssy
That very same night, at about twelve
O'Clock. he tore frantically up to the White
House, and commenced laundering At the
door, like King Richard At the gate. ofAs--
Gallon. The Honest Abe stuck his night
capped head out of the window, and saws
he:
us that you, Mr.. Seward p .~...
'No, sir ~ says the Border State chap,
g'aring up through the darkness. "I'm =
messenger from the army, Another great
strategic movement has taken place, and
our whole army has been taken prisoners by
the Southern Confederacy. In :act' says
the conservative chap, frantically, ''the back
bone OF the rebellion is broken AGAIN"
'Hem :" says the Honest Abe, shaking
a musqueto from his nishtcap, this strategy
reminds me Of little story. There was a
man, out in Iowa, sat down to play = game
of checkers with another man, inducing his
friends around him to lend him the change
necessary for stakes. He played and he
played and he lost the first game, Then he
played much moro cautiously, and lost the
next game. His friends commenced to grum-
BILE but says he, Don't you worry your
selves, boys, and I'll show you cute move
pretty soon. So he played and he played
and he lost the third game. Don't be i'm
patient. boys says he you'll see that great
move pretty soon, l tell you.'' Then he
played with great care, taking long time to
consider every move, and by way of change
lost the fourth game. Close attention to
what he was about and much minute calcu
lation, also enabled him to lose the fifth
game. By this time, his friends had lent
him all their change and began to think it
was time for that great move of his to come
off: "Have you any more change ?" says
he. "Why, no." says they. "Tben," says
he, with great spirit, "the time for that move
I was telling you about, has come at last" !"
AS he commenced to rise from his chair, in .
stead Of continuing to play, his cleaned -ou,
friends bethought themselves to ask him
what that famous move was? "Why" says
he, pleasantly, "lt's to move of for little
more change"
At the conclusion of this quaint tale my
boy, the Border State chap, fed groanins TO
his quarters at WilIards, stuck five dollar
treasury note under the pillow Of the other
Border State chap. and Immediately took
the morning train for the West.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-08-06

NeEE TALL GEAn.-Ps1sn Willsuehby :.
brought - from his hrn is Dsests ossstys
sv stalks q wister uhsat Siieh ns.sursl
m si1 fsst and thgss i1ehsLe 81 ~ & =
oily = avsrssps q - sat.s srsp. M -.
o " sos bsis.g g ~sur ChsEehy - vosA J.
- y inelins1 4 - e 4 sdeesht Sc u~d l.aie-
Pisn1r. : - - $
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-08-06
THE IOWA DOG LAv.

The dog law IN Duboque has furnished the
school fund with three Hundred dollars
The same law in lows City has raised two
hundred and slightly dollars, 5sr tbs support
of the schools. The deg i.v i not slI
svil i i 1Des Aoiaes Rsgiser- 8.
In Davenport tsvnship sons. si1 hundred
do,:aTs haye bssn realized % tbs school fund
fon this sosscs Dssespeyt 6,zstte.
Thsss ass . Usat nany dogs russisg
asosnd hsss u Aissssota, bus sinse IN pas-
- q ~. dog ~ ssasdy ovnss ths..
Rrhaps thcs,whs susht = cIain ths on
ssship q dsg ~ not svsre that thsrs -
ssssrs psaslty fos hifsg % report doss 10
d. assG1 - 1sll. .5s
TEE dnily ssesii - siilvsss = ~ Iasssss
|tiosl E1dittill5oa = Isunnas1 s1o1sls ~.
n hHsiIilL
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-08-06
MAR RAGE.

The suitor he goes to the planter 80 grand.
And "Give me your daughter" eays he.
:, For unto each other we've plighted our loves
love her and 80 she loves mo-"
Says he,
'And married we'rc wishing to bc.''
The planter was deeply affected, indeed,
Such touching affection to see
:. The giving couldn't afford but III sell
Her TOR SIX hundred dollars to thee,"
Says he,
. Her mother was worth that to me"
southern Ballad.
farmers BoY" advcrtises in Kentuak,
paper for wife. He says:
He wants to know if she can milk.
And make his bread and butter.
And 60 to m eating without silk,
To make show and splutter.
He'd like to know if it would hurt
Her hands to take up stitches,
To sew the buttons on his shirt,
Or make pair of breeches
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-08-06
BUSINESS CARDS.
-'s> ~ w. w. PHELPS,
ATT RNEY AT LAW.
RED WING, MINNESOTA
sly

..;4' JAMES II. PARKER,
ATTORNEY d COUNSELOR ATLAW:
...., And Notary Public.
RED WING, MINNESOTA
Particular attention given to the collection of
claims against the United States, growing out of
the war, for soldiers ARREAR PAY, BOUNTY NON
II, 1xTBA PAY OR PENSIONS.
Office in The Goodhuc Volunteer building
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
RICHMOND WIG.
noNnAY moRNING, july :, 1854.

YASkEk OsNPs-AbOul 4 mile Iais sds o. the Clieka-
houiny, south Of the York river railroad, large num-
Der Of Yankees we're eneamped. They selected the
most eligible aud defsEsibe positions, without regard to
the rights Of property. On the premises Of small farm
ar named Camden they not only took possession OF his
denpg and furniture, but cut down his fruit trees and
also small grove which besuthed the burial place Of
his ancestors. Tue walls Of NJ. Csndens house we're
covered with Inscriptions and charcoal skctches- -
Among the former are "the ssh NeW York Is terror
20 al Ssoesh and JEFF Davis IS played out" Further
% tie southeast OF Camdens q the residence Of Mr.
Wade An arr o. several acres, gently slcping towards
~ woods skirting the Chiokanominy, had been &C.
copied by several regiments Of Yankees. Their camp
W.s laid out with regularity sHd presents evidences CT
tslr ingenuity 10 deyng 70 lessen Che hardshpi
Of camp lie.
10 the place Of tents arbers were erected, With noofs
constructed Of fence paBgs resting upon and enc osed
bv saplnrs and earystsl Nith dead leaves oae eho"
had provided Tor bis comfort by stripping CT entire the
h,Ik Of a GOOD szsd oak tree and making Grads Ike
rs,p,scle Tor bis vile body. The bottom of this con-
tvapce was covered With dried erase. the good fare
osbe s,dcrs was indicated by the rasA boxes s druu
&C, a.ru: SHELF lmoH Iods, ee., cAt,eTed about the
c.mp Not ouly empty cracker boxes, bus boxes q
c-aekers or pilot bread lying in and about The
oaup in pro!usioa also, quantity OF ass Iish pOta
tee ice and other sdbles The striking evidence
Of hasy retreat was the number Of cyercoAts, caps,
shoes, blankets, etc, left upon the camp SrOund.
Al OF thsss Places viii be OBJ els o. interest for
lug tine, ard when things become little settled Tie
p ur0ad company might atfJrd opportunity to the
public 10 visS sbem, b. running special excursion trains
IS. ar - he CsiekaBoniny stoPp1g long enough AZ
IL Otk's, S1vage's, Aeados, Aud each intermediate
pou. Of interest TO give time for survey of the scene
presented.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

THE Posr oTTrcE, in this city, Is nov 50 crowded with
business that delay ia he mailing OF letters, and sssor
msnt Of those received is inevitable. Citizens and
Strangers soldiers and civilians alike complain Of the
effects of the delay and attribute blame to the clerks IN
the post Office but the fault lies in the failure OF the
Postmaster General to employ adequate force OF clerks
Persons Who casually visit the Post Office have no con-
ception Of tbs vast number Of letters eaiy passing
through the hands Of the clerks The quantity nSy Do
estimated BY bushels. Yet with this heavy increase III
the business there has been corresponding increase
in the clerical force. There may be some abatement Of
e,rssrOudeucs under the operation Of the present rate
Of pos.age but 80 long the existing pressure con-
nues the Postmaster General should afford every facility
to the public ID obtain letters sent to or from the Rich
mend post oee We take fer granted that the city
postmaster has advised the Postmaster General of the
heavy amount of work which the clerks in his tfiee
have TO perform.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
FROM JAMES RIVER.

PETEssBURG, July O. G,n:leman from below counted
eight vessels OF all kinds at aud below Berkeley yestcr
day Tie usual wagon traiEa, great number of tents
and supplies for $4,000 men congregated there.
rnere heavy canuonsdirg yesterday, buck Of Bie
lev from II to half paSt /. DSnse columns of smoke
weIe arising. Subsequently the gunbOst Monitor
snd another pNssd Up sboSe CHS Point Smelling thu
WOO Ia iudOusy % they progressed.
Tne Tribune, OF tho ash Os has bsen received. Il
states that the killed wounded and missing at tue GgLl
near Charleston, Gss. General Bsnham was placed
uader arrest for making tie attack. He and his staff
have reached Nes York. TIE fight caused decline in
s.ocks
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
rnnM THE s0UrHWEyT.

MopLs July A special despatch to the Advertiser,
dated Grenada 81 says four thousand Federas advanc-
ing South seven miles from Holly Springs we're attacked
Yesterday by Jackson4 and Persons cavalry, fifteen
hundred strong After q sharp contest the enemy was
routed and driven back through Holly Springs which
Oonfederates occupied Oar loss four killed, several
wounded Yankee loss seven.
Arkansas intelligence confirms the report OF Curtis,
Federal being hard pressed By Generals Hindman and
Rims His capture is considered certain.
Por'eis Rangers attacked guarded wagon train, IL
miles east OF Memphis Tuesday, and destroyed 81
wagons and cap,ured So horses and muleI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
TELE9RAP EIO.
FROM MEKP Us AND vICKSBURG.

JACKSON, MISS, WA MOBILE. July 5.-The Memphis
Argus and Avalanche have both been supPressed-the
former for asking Grants permission to publish the
Southern account Of Ncl sllAn's defeat at Redmond
the latter for alleged incendiary sentiments published in
their paper. The Confederate pickots are now within
four mills Of Memphis. Warm wcik Is expecIed Sew
enteen more of the eRemys pickets were found dead
last Wednesday morning.
The Northern papers of the 30 are perfectly fiisnt
Oh MoOlellAns Goa to Richmond" Young Napoleon
defeat Is not mentioned in any Yankee PAPER
despatch from Cairo states that two companies OF
Illinois cavalry, whilst going up the river, from Memphis
mulinod and took possession Of the steamboat. The
cause is not assigned They arrested on their ar
rival at Cairo.
vIcKsBURs, July 5h.-The bombardmsut continues
slo slv with little tff ct on either side.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
TIE slXrH Va. CAYALRY.
HARnsossUEa. June as.h. 1862.

HARRlsONHUEG, June aSth, lebk.
II tLs Elitor Of As Wig:
RamOri having been circulated prejudicl to the 9Th
Va Clvalry, il Is due the officers aud that the
par, taken by It in the recent brilliant and unparalleled
campaign in the Valley under Gen's. Jackson snd EWell
should be known to their friends and the public The
eAmTRgu Of the arduous and successful In
the history Of modern history. In period Of twenty
days march Of nearly hundred mes, down and up
the Valley, accomplished Four battles we're fought
aud as many victories won. The army under General
Jackson numbered about l6 600 men and the armies
under Banks, Fremont aad Shields between ~ aud
30 600
TIE n Va. Cavalry, commanded by Lieut.. Col Thos.
s Fouruoy rendered constant and willing service as
any regiment in our army. Ii aided in pursuing the
enemy aod was in all the different battles from Front
Royal the banks Of the Potomac driving Banks With
his army Of the State aud the return from Harlers
Ferry 10 Port Republic, in the county of Rockingham,
where, the sh and h of June Fremont and Shields
sgIaIy defeated aud their armies utterly democrat
ned. The whole cavalry rendered valuable and mpOr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07


HANyGEs WszELY A copy Of H,rpers Weekly, d.
ted Juy 5ib but printed ABOUT week previous 20 that
dae has been scns TO u b. friend. Ga the inst page
il 4 view Of The l0vee at Asmphis-hAuling sugar ard
cotton from their hiding places for shipment North
Underneath this "a general o. C1mbsslADd Gap
Tennessee" Ga the fourth page, ne have three more
a-m,han view cue Of which represents "Hois'ing The
Sals snd Stripes over the Post Ofse.' Dee p-cuariiy
Of this picture il that il does represent the crowd il
tho streets 70 be mauifestng enthusiasm-tAeEe is
waving OF hats Or LanjksieAs's depleted but number
Of ss,os" in prcgress and the spectators aIe rug
ming o AID 100 10 sitaess tho muse l.ar exhibition An
ober pegs gives bi-d's-oye viss Of Charleston,
shaving the approaches Of the Yankee eunoos's and
Amy. o. page 8, fancy sketch is pSesented OF -
bant Of rJb-ls dcng into The uo4s TaHsals So
ton" o. Is June. Tls occurrence is represented as
night scsne-tao locomotive lamp emitting Brilliant
glare. The chief picture 5 ths representation Of cav
ally eharge-Purey fancy sketch, occupying pages
The l0eAS,y Of he supposed charge l., OF course no.
given because It took place bu, he Yankee troop.
srs are portrayed dshing and sAshng Wh ressless
iulcugsity into the mds. OF a band Ct "rebsls" The
curious attack OF the rebels on Eubys Battery s The
B4.ile Of Fair Olks," ard Gap, Wheeler's Battery,
ss-cck BY lightning the sutjse.s o. the the
next page. The editorials display bitter maigliIy 70
v1Sds the South.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
MOVEMENTS OF THE ENEMY IN SOUTHERN TEN
kESSEE

NOZZLE, July "a special dispatch to the Advertiser,
dated Knoxville 4 b, s.ys Blels forces estimated a
80 600 strong have oil crossed the Tennessee Il is sup
posed that they may u.4ke ien movement on Chsta
uooga TO cover movements by tie way OF North Ala
baua, Rome, Ga. Forag ng parties Of the enemy
are reported to have reached Will Valley above Shell
Mound. The Federal forces under Gen. Acrgar, sill
hold Cumberland Gap. A sharp cavalry skirmish oc-
Cured a; Cliuoh's Valley, Wednesday last Several
of the enemy are reported killed. OIr los was t"O
Uoundal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

Wx. S Ram JS.-Amoug The many uobio ssngyHga
Who fen IN the sanguiuary coltS OF las. Tuysday eyei
hg,-eacb one Of whom embodied more real scrJh Jstn
huldred Of the best Of the toeNe risVe TO haze 70
record the namS Of wu S. Reid, X, o. Lyrohburg-
NJ K vaa one o! The earliest 10 devote amse to The
cause OF the country, aad, declining position, to tass
his place 10 tho rauks, member OF the BeAuregGId
Artillery. Though exempt uuder the law Of Congr,ss
he declared that he sou.d stand by biz guns I'll the last
shOi 6reo. or be bad tJsu- He We . q Ty-
psoachAb.s iie Of fle iueec, and extensive scholar
ship, and bis deA;h creates painful vacuum N the con-
muuity in which he lived He received slight wound
in the battle Of Monday but bis post when the
dums beat to the reuew. Of the oombl the next day
he then received too severe NCulds OF which be did
10 this city, Thursday. Peace 70 bis pure aud heroic
spirit.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
LArRsr ERoM McoLELLANs ARMY.

PrrEkBURG. July Tue Yankees buried over 500
o. their ,ai a. Shirley and left 100 wounded ShO
fell into our hands Que pickets UseuPy Shirley.
Nne more prisoners have been brOvgit to Petorsbars
Tley ray that Mcclellan was 10 strong position at,
Berkeley, tia. he Las bees re nforced by Shield.
Division has nov so to 10000 hen AID will give bat
tie Balloons were cent up yesterday and o-iay -
The wagon train ia still visible, and the tents Of tie
enemy dot tbs couatr5 for miies member c..
sckles brigade says, that out OF zoo men, not moe
han 5OU are lf,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

IsroKTAsr, II TRUE The Tallahassee Floridr1, o.
4Sia ulL, says Reliable gentlemen Who arrived in Tai
hbss-ee Tuursdsy. hriag tie ueEs that Elssh aud
French vessels only bOcsading tie eatra1cs
to the ports Of Feruautna and JlckaOave, but are &C..
tuAlly eipu1Hg Northern merchant vessels Which az,
tempt 70 those ports. This suppcas, is shat
diplomltss would caI an armed probes. against the
cou1s, OF tie Lincoln goyerameut-or, as Others would
term t. hOsudes without a. actual d,elraou Of var
We give the report heard it, similar story
received here BY telegraph from savannah several day
ago. 1. does no. bear be impress Of probability 6at it
singular that the report should be reiterated With the
seeming sui-e Of reliability.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

l..-'- FsrsTLSs-A very large proportion Of the
YUL 'ts' found in their camps were evidently .ri..
Ten BY ...I.-3 pers5rs The photography Of many Of
them l. ,,r,ribe. We have seen in one letter Frsde-
csberg pei, "FregxbiFg' and ia ln5ther, medicine
Hpss "ms.soa" Ols letter was addressed 80 my swea.
brother" singular conIeasion in another letter was
that the writer {, Yankee soldier bad married oulat;o
womln and that sae would star. for the North 20 visit
bis reativcs In a few DAYS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07
TIE RICHMOND BATTALION.


Since the granting Of authority 70 raise battalion If
Richmond for special services embracing persons of any
age, difficulty to have 1ised With those
rolled among the Second Class Militia rs to whether such
of hem desired u join the battalion would be sos ed
to do The following coresposience leaves &c doubt
on the subject
ELLIOTT.
Richmond June 2Si, 1862.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
WAR DKPinNsNr,
Richmond, June 20Sh, 1862 J
His Ereelency Gov Lstcles. Richmond,
Sal re. p.cs:aly requcci permission for the militia
called out in the o Of RrbalonJ to volunteer ia the
Battalion authorized q 10 raised by Capt W. NJ Eliot
for LEGAL service within tho circuit Of the redoubs
Richmond and Manchester. The Battalion will Conss.
Of Ave companies of ono hundred men each, viii be
mustered into toe Confederate service and WI in sjj
lion TO their pay in the Confederate army rs0ese a
bounty from the city government Of $50 per month to
each uOn-comnissoned officer and private.
They will ba charged with the important day Ol
guarding the brid prisons public and private fopsrt
aud with maintaining order in the city think thai the
organization OF this Battalion will probably render i,
unnecessary 10 make Any further call GA the militia q
the city snd considered OF very great importance To
The public service.
most earnestly request your EHcallenGy to facilitate
its formation By every means in your power.
Captain Elliott will give you any further explanation
that may be desired.
Very respectfully,
Your obsdedt servant
Gao. W. RAEDOLFR,
See. Of War.
Any OF The Second Glass Militia hat prefer service in
tie Battalion herein referred TO- have the right 10 emil
therein. When any If them 80 enlist their names ~
bs reported to Nj wilkins wao will theFeupou strike
them from the rolis.
JGne p, lSUz.-- ions LsToHEa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

THE YoRE RIyAR RAILROAD The Yankees succeed
ed in destroying about fifty feet of the railroad bridge
across the Cbckahomiuy. The creek at that point is
ed with boxes OF fixed ammunition, and the Debris Of
stores which fell into the stream from the hits burnt
upon the bridge. A force Of wotkuen vera employed
Friday in propping up the charrsd mbers upon which
The Yankee locomotive and tender rested The former
has been secured snd may be repaired The tender is
30 badly damaged ths, it will probably be thrown aside
as scrap ron" The repshi9g of the bridge will doubt
less be prosecuted with energy, 20 that the trains may
their trips the White House, on or before the
let Of Ausust We have no def lite infOrmSaOn Of the
condition of the rai!iCad beyond the ChickahOmny'--
President Dudley wadsd the stream, Friday, and started
On hand car, in direction of the White House. The
Yankees durng their occupancy CT the railroad, con
s,rue;ed one o. two "uraouts" side tracks, which
will DC of service to the company.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

CoSFEDEE,TE SMALL NoTEs-Ws understand that the
fractional Of Confederate lives are row ready 10
De issrei By the Treau-y Department Though there
have been general delivery Of them some Of the twos
have already appeared in circulation Thee notes se
said 20 be very neatly scu;sd and arr il sizs zmssr
laan the 6gss. The other fractions are ones ones ard
half ,Wos and half g.. Taey will prose great
,7ayeui-nce 10 The putlo everywhere and though this
nmuaiy IS Pretty vel supplied present With frac.
"a aors o. dollar, Issued by the city Corporation,
he Appearance u these Confederate Issues IN ciycu-
,.i.- vi. oe none the less acceptable.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

BUUAt PLAcI o. Carr. TATLos-A detachment of
the Second vifgiaiA Csyalry, buried undars cherry
tree, At AoSshsss, 10 HAnOVer, the body Of Captain
J'hn Taylor Who sas iOOOd the Geld dead, At mid
dAy. The name Is lrs,-,bsd on boArd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

CArTURE OF TuE TEizER-The little gunboat TssE'r
OF tle Confederate Navy, Lieut. Davis sOnDandiDg'
pissed dowu James River, Friday afternoon, carrying
balloon TO be u,ed 10 observing the movements Of tie
eaemy Opposite HAI,lIs she ran aground, and her
condition byilg oblcrVsd by some of the enemys gun
boats they moved towards her. The of the Teszsr
iced ew sLots at the advancing foe, and then effected
their escape TO the shore in their small boats The Yam
ke, glpboats steamed up captured their prizs, aud
owed her down the liver. We presume the balloon
DESTROYED before the Teazsr was abandoned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

YkssxK BARBARITT.-The following extrae! from a
c,.sr foaud IN a Yankee camp, dated Newark, August
la.A, OIL, addressed to "hr. COpover," ard sigOed
'Eec,l NJ HeAton," is admission. Of Yankee cruelty
20 he wounded Coniederates who have fallen into hIir
hard-;
"Frauk save hS 10 glad that you conquered your
my with no less Of life your side. lie thinks, how
ever YOU we're ssschd! cruel In regard to the treat
ineut Of your wounded pIisOnegs-perhAps your sur
gecns vee actuated by motives OF pity, knowing they
could not live, pat az end 10 her Sgsrings May you
ever D, a, VICTORIOUS, aid your often lay low the
s.rultmg foe.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

BESsNG IN SroILs RlilrOsd and wagon trains have
been bringing in the spos Of the late bat for several
days. They consist ehkay Of ammunition in blIes,
uu kst bayole's cartridge boxes overc6ats and tsnts
Ligs pIss Of musks;s axes telrgnphio wire etc. are
o. the road side at saysgss station await. rsnspOr.
tltOu Among TIE articles captured and brought TO the
city, Is an Ericsson bot air srgna
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

THr Oylrra The Wilmington Journal saws that the
'S gsd Confederate guuboat O,s.o said TO have been
1-nJ isom Nassau 20 H4ifz BY tic British naval com
nsnder that station for sone alleged vio.ton Of net
tral.y P?cass nc. to have been 90 sent lux 20 have
l7en promptly released. Tie boat was ordered round
20 Sl5sa2, rom private landing said be the rend,l
yraG Of lie Confederate yCsses. The whole Iu,s ~as
ur'1 b7 the lied States Consul The vessel was d,
t... 0~ly fs# hours.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-07

THS BA1TLE FIEIDs.-Some Of our photographers
should repair the Of the late battles aud take
We've o. the iorthCadons, camps, etc. Such views
wcld Gems tule valuable illustrations of the historical
events Of tie past few days and # engraved dupi
Gated, would no doub, meet with ready sale.