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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07
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RICHMOND Jan 2, 1894.
Eae c8a. adopted resoiIti-n Of thaths 10 Gen Lee
ed Abe i .es AID slIers under his command fr heir
successes ard sreat ard signsl victories, tn
hos,4 q the enemy, daring the last two years.
bTIte Increase he paEci lie Government clerks ore
I'D ed ~ cent and the principal officers Of the depart
fy Ter cent. taken up Fl discussed til the
Srbao iuto ExoGsive essicr. after which il Gd-
jJu:ned.
4Lc House passed bill to Teieys pos;r as whose
~ TO receive money iron other postrasters from
tie sey 1T having received Counterfeit Confederate
notrs; slzJ bill TO authorize the appointment of an AS
sitaL Secretary Of the Treasury, Tesle west OF the
Mississippi with & salary # three thousand dollars.
Tie srifary Commit ee reporLei bill ntCrded TO put
ary all refugees from Mar land and o:heE StaeR Of
United States. provides that ell males between l8
care, ceiu : be citz OF Eay State Terri
try the GATED States Who may be IN the Confederate
Jarcs eft frat Q; Nay, to be liable 10 military
wee ag;r long Lscu substitute offered that
al yite l1es, uct p-soEe.g cf ar who continue to
sIe ha .La Coa.cJeiae 2a:e5 1ir the frs Of FeDru
ar, TEX lie hide mtTy il *he army, Without
Tsg.d ny Claim I2nreI"LCe 8leaago. provided
tn -rag. NJ L? considerations q ju-ce public ne
ces7y nsy oxlr ueh q this class he thinks
aad that the bills not 10 be cousr>sd repeal
.la exemption Laws nov IL force.
ta,- .ub tsu-e was adopted lieu Of committee
Lii, y s. voc Ct thG.ly four 10 tIrty three.
l.- qrosiiaI a1ca5 being taken the passage o.
H.. j.. when lie House adj ,wned
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The FIVE hundred paroed Confederate prisoners who
arrived in this city Monday night mostly from
louisiana aid Maryland. They escorted the
paF0ed camp at Camp Lee, eXct pt lew, Who obtain
I'd urou to remain il the city The prisoners relate
incident that occurred the 24Ih instant at Point
Lookout, Maryland, upon the occasion OF the visit of
Butler the rrosseyed tyrant, to tie prisontrs Camp
lie With his staff surrounding his mailed carcass
and couple OF hundred mounted guard forming solid
phaianx about him, dashiDg tifher and thither.
The Beast, for the first time in Ma military expe1 ence
WAS IN the midst CT eight CT ten Thousand OF the
hG had the most to ear without arms, aad
MS guilty, coward soul must have trembled their
ye8 eeIs and hiEsUg v0ley OF hatred, contempt ald
derislOn smOte upon him like pelting storm. The
LouisauiaLs particularly eXAsperaed, and seemed
bent PERSONAL harm to the wretch, who dared while
conscious Of security, to Insult them by his presen
like the acka that dances in the presence Of the
hon.
But better counsel prevailed. A wall sixteen feet
high enclosed them with mounted AID pointing
from tie block HOUSES, ready to sweep them with
grape.
The Beast, less noble il appearance than the animal
he rOde sgnad that he wished to speak to Of the
prisoners, and struck upa conversation with a squad
concerning the Iatons furnished Learning the quanti
ty, LIE said they entitled to more and should
ceVe it. This evidently compromise dodge OF the
Old bear eyed blasphGmer, and intended to c0nci-
tehe JeeTS taunt6 and that bela5oured him
every SIDE such
What will you take fer your head ?" you d-n
lobster. eyed son Of q b-h - PAY me the money
you ROBBED me of in New Orleans p ~ by don't you
fight maa and not women % "When did you fight your
last battle ?" How much you worth, you ourg lar?
"W by didn't you come to on the battle fed etc,
etc.
These expressions were delivered all the while Butler
speaking, and at the close OF bis remarks he rode
Of with his staff aud bodysguard, he CAME the
butt Of q thousand jokes ard jeeIs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-01-07

IICEM ND, Jan b, 1868.
Il the Senate resolution edcp.cd calling the
Eccrctay the Treasury fer inioIna cJEceraGg the
amount OF property sequcsated AID amount of money
realized from tie sales, AID sevCIG, points cUnLectad with
this subject bost of the day spent secret session.
e cUse Gg,ead TO the Serac reso tia Of thanks to
General Lee and amy
The ru.es were sl6peLde to allow the Committee on &
tary saas 10 report bill the subject of exemptions
Of when the +, owing is q cop
i bill 10 go entitled Att Iepeailg exsticg, and regu
l.tIg future, XmPCons fcc military seTvileTe Con
qrts Of the oatdr0e STATES do enact That froa ard
t. the passage Of this al and par acts ex
cuP.r persons fom military be, ard the same
are hereby TegaCd except tar they relat1 elf
oi tie C5le lefate .nd ate Governments here
otter other persons shalt be exempt from such service
than the following, sit: all WIG SHALL BE- he'd unfit fol
military service under rules TO be prescribed b. the Secre
tavy war ana such 0eE persons as the sail cretary
with tie approval Of tie President, may deem il axpa client
II exempt IN We" O. tie lac, watch be satisfactorily
es ablished, liza; ch esoGs can b; tier skill labor &C
clpation e2is ment, bet subsevs Tie vial interests
Of unity, and cyaaa more substaa,ia ~ 70 it's de-
fence outside o. the army tha- in the ra7ka ro,;3 ,
that even IL such Cases. absolute mptis from ri.,,
service shall rs be granted it. in the opuion of1ba Eac
reary OF War he eGd be obaiasd by
enrolling and detailing for specific tines stated our
poses, those whose sk, labor, occupation or oynqn
may maks their services valuable cut of than in the
actual ranbs of the army.
The House went into sessi on the currency
tax bills reported by the Spec:a! nance Committee
TaUr last acd continued three hours alter Vhieh I'D
j0urned.
petition from number of dentists in this city vas pre-
sented to both Houses asking exemption is endorsed
blythe Surgeon General
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WILMINGTON MARKET: Jan. 8, 1854.
BEEF CA1TLE-Are brought to market sparingly, anG
demand for butcheriLg purposes We queue the
hoot at 20 to so per ID. tor meat, quality.
BEEswAx-$2 SO to q Is per ID.
BAc,H-ocarce and IL demand. We quote at 50 Is t.
81 so per Id.
bUrrER-s5 to S. so per Id.
COKN-Ts and demand. We quote at So to 81
p r bushel
CORN The supply is very light and not equal tx
the demand. We qlote small sales from granaIies
$40 per tushel.
CoPPzRAs-R,tails at s. 80 to s. co per ID
Co1T0N-Sales during Inc prices ranging ffon
81 SO to 81 Is per To-, according to gu Atty
FLOUR-ls moderate demand and socs hght. We
quote sales du:g The week at 500 to sU1
Obl for superfue and ia ~.
FoDDsR-Sl2 to $40 per 40 lbs.
HAY-$t6 to ST per 100 lbs.
s IS 70 s. rs sHd, dry 81 to 81 per b
LEATHsRoo!e $l0 so To $I and upper 6O SIS pei
Id.
LARD 81 70 peril.
EoLAsshs- hetas ut 5 5 to SIG per gaiioa,
NAILS 81 20 TO S. 65 per ID By ID, keg.
POULrKY-Lve f0Tk 50 Is to 81 80 eacn, and Turkeys
$40. s. TO s. rs per ID.
PEAs-Cow, $40 per tu4hsl.
PoTAT ,Es>wt Ell So IrsA SIS to $40 p.r kushel
POhK-resh sels carts 81 rs 81 per To-, az
in Iallty.
PEA NUrs-$ 0 to So per blshel:
hICE-Ufesn 81 ;us per 10.
sALr-saIes Sound made during the week at $i3 to
SIS per bushel.
uGAR-Sy bb 81 IS TO S. and By The hhd 81 IS pei
h. tar SToTn.
81 factory, So IS to So so psr yard
AUKPESTNE-SumiHat at - 90 to 81 rs per gal
lon.
TALLow-s2 Sd 10 81 Is per 10.
iAAN-By thv Gale, $50 to $32 per baocl.
MOeD-Is scaIce qua Ia sells By the boat load
So s2 pius, So $3 ash anu $50 to $33 pei
iot oak.
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For tie Journal.
iEssRs EDIToRs No ling is SO We'll calculated to
the undoss aadiug and e@aarge the stores of
nscUi knowledge, Gs bringing, 70 ones assistance the
x gience OF others IL reading sacred history it
AOt fail to furnish source OF practical wisdom TO
satora and ruler, and will also be proftabla for
ref :cliOn TO private percODs, become acquainted
with human nature. Picture when in power in
The past ages-wEen bgotry aid prejudice ruled
pre9ly AID compare those cbaI acters WITH the present
tyrauts g.. d traitors living. We is not
c0angcd in his disposition us the same deceitiul,
WICK nan, that Gbe divine WIi:er described four
0GsaLd yeat5 ag2 he is just u 1st, honest
DISHONEST He acts according TO his ow1 ice will,
whether uprighy vic zediy, whether seh3h or be-
nevotnt inst conscience DICTATES, III nc has any dur
iDg wary Unhappy must be the that lives in this
revoiu ion DOR etd0I) not to be eft mankind in the
least hieu Ct wealth, gaz ng upon their treasures hat
they have enis rgad the by depressing the
po and asking tl4 rates To- everything necessary
Tor Tie comforts OF life. How will slch persons de-
wnen they remember that they have immense trea
sure s. IF Ct orphaLs cries and WIDOWS tears-o SOL
fders bio and bns, that 0i@d II have their country
free Irom t1e tgEaDt5 tf tie Norm? Can such men
die at peace with God. ard good will towards man.
kind they only lived 10 oppresa and never to benefit
Miser alb must be the that neither fears God
nor rega d the comforts Of the PARROT soldiers OF the
lind vi gave themselves up as breastWotks Tor Tree
dom SzIGs1rGs5 is The b4ne OF happiness. Why
beya acue been so Indifferent 10 the Cries OF the
pnor soCiers? is wEo0g for men TO become 30 inso
el ARC INCONSISTENT eS 10 A't a-u oppieSs tuG tanu
not do DO good wi tune OF talent. One such 10 pow
er N ks clsqv oh+rs foiCR his footsteps by mis- bad
exam men aho have 1aeF hcars Of stole and fore
nea3s OF trass, 10 live to Cypress he land. Would it
not BE- well to exp Is. corrupt designing men who
lhns stsoy lie zpoaent Of tie peoples liberty to do
goo? L Ia pres ad IN correcting the pubic NOR
las
lt> BEST c,rrccto. Of public af,ira, be tley mr al,
polil:ci counercja! faancia social is the noble
press when it do succumb TO the will of few de-
signing men, thus aiding the wrong doer by remaining
lsient Indifferent. Let the press be the sentinel o.:
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~ HID IS He :

We notice going the rounds of lie papers, On
official correspondence between the Confederate States
agent tor the exchange Of prisoners aud one Major
Genera! B. f. Butter, reative to package of vaccine
matter which the latter requests shall be received by
the former and applied, under proper medical eff 'efs
to the vaccination of the Yankee prisoners at Belle ls
aud at Lyuchourg. Our object noticing this cores
ponience is to inquire who this Mel Or General B. +
Butlr IS? Certainly it conDot he Beast But(sr,' >
of New Orleans notorety. He has been solemnly pro
claimed an outloa0 by President Davis, and we have
vet to learn that the score of humani y any
off al Of our government is authorized to treat bis
communications with the respectful consideration Mr.
Ould d9es in the correspondence to which have re,
ferred Perhaps there is some other Batter than The
otuLawed Beast" in the Yank>e army bearing the
same name and title If SO, al right; but il not,
what has become OF the edict thai declared the east
al outlsW?
How long will it be before Mr.. Ould vii receive a
note IRON some Buck Niger" 8 YANKEE NaJor-Gen-
eral, asking some similar favorS
AtlOnta IateligGneer.
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h Railroad from Chattanooga westward for distance
Q miles has been rendered unfit for service at
present by Icason T., the recent eshee destroying &ridzes
FROM Chattanooga.
IaaIec press patches contain the following: cEw
YoIE-Ihc steamers Olympus and &aTye tof New York,
aid tha Amaudl for Fam uh captured by The Ala
banls On the I6th OF Ncyoaahs~, eff Java Head,
i private iaycs,g zion pToBr-sgi~g Queenstown
l.5 lie recent c2uaaats there By Federal steamer
KeaT33so.
The c5rs5p2- i. Of he London Time3 i7tnistes that
the blockade las ayr Tor the is4t am7, made to
lie rebel ports "a ~ dl gsroas. Another correspondent
with the TcaC ~ IL e-Ges-oe, admits that the crisis is
approaching e Test lie sea h.
Drum De LGUys has sent cation 70 the French
Diplomatic agents relative to lie Congress- stating Eng
LANDS T,la - 10 cone Understanding with that Gov
eminent l. willing debate plc fcay the great
lions liable 10 I1d has been held in
Paris which resulted ii the Of the opposition
c.ndiilies b. large maj ory. biz, for three hun
d5ed million o4r, has been laid before tie FTl5ch Ch'm
hers.
LIvzRro.L, December I7th.-Co.toA las downward
tendency.
Il New ToIk gil Is quoted al I53. Tho Htralds Wash
dispatch says that the reorganization of the army
has been men,s3. Gen. Tyler has besn assigned to
tic cor1Dani Of the Irish leg0us.
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TIKCULAR
QUARTERMAs1 ER GESxRAL's OyEIo.
Jan. 6ih, ls6

~ QUARTERMAs1E R GENERALS OFFICE
l. la order to give mmt diate effect and uUaraoo
he Of February l5 1862 intended to proyida f1T
disabled soldiers 10y comforting on Them aP0oinnent
ced that any disabled soldier who may desire position
tain the report to- the Chef Of 70 S0
State Ct which he Is RESIDENT or in which he may be
hospital duty a. the time Of his ap phi aion his
Name, Company,
5ge, Kegin en
PIses Of abode q STATEN, Mature Of ID disability.
He will state in his application the nature of the position
IL. Applicants for cierkships will bs rsque cd possess
fair knowledge OF arithmetic to write good English,
in legibe hand. For subordinate POSITIONS less viii be
required
lii. all applications be supported by vouchers of
character, and The suiciency of witnesses
the euno, IN civil lie, be by jastiee
of The peace or other county or municipal oce Where
testimonials from tire Commanding officers
cant, 10 such certificate will be necessary
w. 1t shall De The duty OF tie Chief Quartermasrer OF
each State to keep Of tuch applicants and place
their papes on tie tor Teerence ana be will at the
expiration If each quarter the number thereof
humber OF appointments TO the Q1artermaser General
V. Local Quarlermasters will Tin Gaze they have made
no authorized arrangement for clerks or other empOyee)
expected to supply themselves far prac
class OF disabled soldiers thus enrolled WAC
be found competent to discharge the OF the de-
VI Applications should DE accompanied in each case
by copy Of the certificate which soldier to DO
disabled aid should be address ed Chief Quarter
master Of the State III which he may desire to obtain
80 the Chief Quartermastes of North Carolina,
VII. Posts of Chief Quartermasters are as follows:
Virginia.. Richmond.
North CarolIUa,. Raleigh
.
Alabama .Montg merry
Missssppl,. Enter prise.
LGuIslaua Alexandria.
IeXAs,. Antonio.
Al kansas aud AlssUur Ii Tie Book.
1ennesnet anu .huOxVI6.
Vlll. When place has been found lor nny applicant,
The Chel The
will oOerd at oOLaln through the regular
der" thus provided ior.
TX. cooperation of all officers of the Quar-
teI department an carrying elect this
when be applied without manifest injury
lie service, s coun1ently expected.
A. z. LAYTON,
QlaitermasCeT- GeneTal.
Dec. 29tb, 1868. 9I-2L- IA It.
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WHO BaorGHr ON DIsU- ION lib New York 1ft-
bpae advises the South VIE" Ct lha recent ehcAons
ana its desperate condition. TO ask uC reuaion os
snoadiv az niFsibie Ills brings Cat from the W0'M
some rmaTks Gu disunlou, III the course OF which Ii
says: 49,,
proclaimed ian rrepressbe coIfc''' Shout complain O.
the gage OF battle which. they threw down burg taken
up thas man who ossted that '1he UnIoo o'uid not
exist part slave and part free should quarrel wiz
peoDle who SAID awe agree with you, DON'T Want
TO make your Suites slave, aud We detsrmned you
shall not make our States free" We never, al sc4oy
when boy, put L chip Ms shoulders ana dared auy
boy to knock Of, lovked upon he one who knocked
it Of az TIE ugly, quarrel5ome customer.
The Tribune AXIS OF lasting peaca Hit1 The Sou a.
We had peace orce- we hs'! more sc haG g@~. IL
te,conrse common pride aud cJm.non in;ercss ihil
intercourse that ide, and tho, nte,ostS, t2 iroue
and US class OF kels have for the last tWeny ytars
done their best destroy, END LOW not slmFy attacA
the reasod but tie motive OF any HAN who q1estlO.s
their wisdom Not Iu.il the Nor hurts ln'any sh@ii
we have lasting peace with the South
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FROM RiCHMOND.

RICHMOND, Jan. 5h, 1904.
General Morgan who expected here this afternoon
from DaEVille, viii not arrive until Thur<day
No signs yet Of the flag of truce boat.
Our latest Northern dates are to the 25!h ult.
Prices Of provsions Continue advance in this arket
Two extensive auction sales stocks are advert zed
take place this week.
Confederate eight cent bonds long date, stld yestcr
dep at II
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FROM CHARLESTON.

The opened fe The city last night at 10 oclock
ard fred she'll every half hour TO halfpas O'Clock
this morning. Sxeen shells in all thrown; nobody
hurt. Tie Yankees opened two embra.ule to-day
bearing the city and the other James Island
No firing between the betteries and 81 e quiet Sumter
The number Of shells thrown into tie 4y Up .is tine
since the commencement is about $50.
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Tie following i. lie letter aboTe referred 70
LONDON, Sept. 8 !, !
To the Richmond Eeai,H.el

L0ND)Nt Sept 81, lSG@.
To the Richmond Sentinel:
think HCrtd be aQ7=G8} to yur eaoers 70 know a.
big1 iou people inga1d almost un!Ve sally
zee upon ch people, dlsrs and he
cause, that me stigma 10 them q sta7e3
so,le degree spreads vel ever brave nasion.
Ea1Iapd 'he bsgilnic; Ct tie wax, Ii ;orl ID
keep Gown al he hvbar teC.cSs u h's people, hu dee
PIE If lht Nlulsry, he LIssA have adu
NJItn Gnu lie Lue> n IoI uue ii lie
believes uGy IopoTts t1pG lie isL-c s
| u4less confirmed by the hoUthsIn g. Uni.
coming elections looked with much interest
to1oshAdoWng The oIay to be forced the sent
MstEy, adopted ~ 1cW one, II Te8at0 10 Tt seI
Iho south by their devo.ion have raised
above couraTl5ul the w9y N0TtivIn licB have
melted away before Southern sodols aud generals 50 that
Official lepvrs uat tor them has IKE ted The
| W. Ldtr OF al.
do Rot mean to say England is foI purely from
sympathy passions and interests a 1ooe er to JOIN
The madds, Lifting Yankees haze b5 relr seizures
Restrictions, driven Ce:par tie II sid or il
The Gotten SPECTATORS the begI Of The Val,
the price cotton eyund ali and IL IS not ii
OF cotton goods Oh hanu when tie "ar br1 out was 81
large hal would hove cone, hu peace pceI
b. a tbs Manufacture goods lii anything Ike "
equal degree, owing, ns, he SLICK Gil haL q,
OF u&u-fcC g1OCs eXaAu~;td aGC AuW lut
Ieai IIeasuIu viii chow sei Ihe4e w &c 10 1ee a."
Will distress il FL aid tai tie @s Two to st
Besides the ii cUtou Lie pnlIanhivpy o 'lo r4Ci
largely avn upon last "lnci, I'D '-lt a.lenc>
has exhausted Itself they sec low vain "tre ali
Fede a Success AID SPECIFY tar- -a-:oA o Tie ia
England IS disposed 70 LOCK "a favor Upon lie r ncE
Me4,co, nr tie reaaou in they Log l. VIA il
some va, war, and Get>at ne 1~1Aeez-
Let tie Southern people grd tnemaei'ea Wa - O0pd
OF sympathy EXTENDED 1Ion EUROPE and vi hoGt booking
beulad, tateI not IN tner gre1 purpose, aa4 hh ihe
auy OF | 60 lot Ike 10 hod tu@ Tie he ii ioregl
eIerenc7 ior, tyen were possible ~ sno~ when
ms, Wo1he4l.g us To antCl IL isu s4ou
III 1l gloh eoeIe he coue, Ne WI lave amp'
justice t0r W. Dgs iar as hey Cas- GlF0 IL
| Law il l. y
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NOTICE,

FlNHE SUBSCRIBER having qualified at December Term
1863, of the Court Of Pleas Quarter for
the County of New Hanover, as Administrators upon the
estate of Mapass, deceased, hereby notifies all per-
Indebted to said estate to make payment and Ali
persons having claims gaDst the will present
within the time prescribed by law, otherwise tins
will be pie AIDED in bar of their recovery.
w. A. LAMB, Admir-.
Jan. 9th, 1864. 1919
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FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

Grange G. 4, Jan 4th, lSG4.
eagJ storm has prevailed all day. which will
blockade military operations for the present
Persons writing to soldiers sending them papers
earnestly requested to prepay the postage Oysr aen
hundred leterg 'o soldiers besides large pa
pcTs which the postage is not prepaid remainedD tho
army post efice Oh the first of January.
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Of ths nur!ber l47 obtained c2nractg apon ds for
romiGal Tate OF comget aati n.
Nnmber of .,9st 0flees in BE Go.Ielerste Sac:
lumber of cities filed by Presidents appointment

Number OF dead letters opeaed, ntaiong 7V0 SO, in
money, registered ard sent GU: rom july l.
i61Z TO June 80, 1868 1890. l,oIo
Hulber Of dead letars opened and fled,
tanning 1851 49, in money not sent out,..... 734
Number Of dead letters, CoCtaioil drafts
checks bills Of oAchaugA &c, am bunting 10
sUSl ,517 IS, Registered, aad sent out fer de-
I;~4"
Tota! number # dead letters containing ney
end va ulbles,.. .........:... ........... SID
Number OF unpaid letters held tor postage, and
returned IT, the dead letter office 81, s.
turued 70 the dead letter oai:e.:......... 1850
Number of dead letters, 475 lis
Ist 10 2, to June seth, 1868 .........:. SIS ,327
Numbat OF quarterly returns received and pass
30 1853 .:' ,,.,.,. 20 999
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,,Trg F.nN CHARLESTON.

CHlRLEsTOS, Jan 81, I5t4
Tie ereng fred Il .hetla at The city bet~sen and
o,c. this afternoon gu. batteries replied The firing
lasted Tor about an hour five scattering shots nave
b. e. fred tc'vcen her ba e1iea Tue Yankees appear
lie making recon- i,slrces. posed with the view OF
H-s.irr aaoiLcr }aLdcc. eTg: n1mbef Of teLt7 are
r J5.,v.be CT Bells Island. Every thOg i1dic tea &C.
- m -HaInen-. ID Lis quarter.
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From the London Punch.
Ths Reverend Mister TrescIe.

From the London Punch.
Ths Reverend Mister TrescIe.
Mr. Beecher,
Yankee preacher,
Is, just now, London Feature,
sent, we're thinking,
By Abe Lincoln,
To bs come Britt ania's teacher.
Excavations;
Uldulations;
Yankee yelling; Pats creations
Menace frantic,
Ger the Atlantic,
Stir Lot this uloat bland Of nations.
Try new order,
Use soft sawder,
Praise Brlttania, hJ mn her, laud her,
Reverend brother,
Cali her mother,
SootEe her, pet her, and applaud her.
From his master,
Comes the pastor,
Cast aside me pepper Gator,
And stand hcoolDg,
Suing, woolng,
Blister, bless y0u-POOr Mans Plaster.
Wheedle, Beacher,
Genlle preacher,
ALI your wiles won t Over.reaCh her,
Give instruction,
In egg suction,
Granny knows all you Can teach her.
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[Erou IL Richmcnd 4entnel. ]

Lewis K. eardels, Il KcnGacE- late Forrest'a val
ry wrieh from ndcn (~Eere he engaged with hs h
Mr. Geo &aDder') short concentration Ga the state
pubic opinion IN GrEaEd realVe to the cderdc5
friend Ct the JouLg elt nan iVos t5 following i-cl-
deLt6
Lewis, then junior flesh Fl om oo2 in Mays
charge taking Of the battri,s a. Fot Donelsou ana
used himself aSc Sac :amGnto hFst eAVaIJ
dht aud at obho Curing part ot the patte at Do1e-
son, FORESTS cavalry dire Tsu 80 rhttteE I E!V
until called Chilled ard starving, the oals
Il around CEl, th The ", bene1J!
the freezing sleet, waiting oGdea Lewis drew cut olok
letiy bcovk himself TO Ieadng ~ hat are you do
ing s? Capt II lay called cut, observing his literary
occupation. "ILefe hing to do, replied III ooy,
nothing notbuS 10 cock, thcsgnt might az eli
read tie habits I'll weartneEs ana sci possession &C
CURED under Fer ess dsclptlno LEWIS materially aided
lis well known passage through the chs
. country 1872. He passed. oil yoGLg 1Yn!o'er,
gIch of BIS hcyAoCd IL s.nS.ard made quEe es5
,tleF C:agdst ii lii coarse 8aIo It Mi
Incident CT their Qrn7g Las, SO 1e.,Fe ot
prnt an arriving a. = 'ACcphia % ID - stag
Sunday, tey soul ObdouIc tavern HheI@ tie y
wO Id 10 ta Servants or guests &no %
the st thy all waiter I'D chamber
Iii & hotel the had often pat ST. George
Sanders Ill Dsu ately EtIal@oU ii re
lewis Cu16uwu TtC0.4eotJ. AID young cousney
escaped dstec made 4 the artanseIIents, PAID
Dl!s, git tickets, &c. .42y left ve@y early onGa