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the Dsieh Gap canal and based bic waning military rep
utatioh upon ks speedy completion Finding, however,
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10 New York 70 10 the bidding Of his master Abraham
:nd becams, IN rspnbMcan circles the chief military
dignitary Of the great Yankee metropolis he said 70
Lincoln being elected his work was completed, and
armada with III the powers Of sarap, FOR the capture
Of Wilmington. He got on swmmingly until he reached
Ncwbcrn, where he made speech, and stated that he
would without fail eat his Christmas dinner In Whining
ton. From thence he went forward with colors
lying and IN more pomp than the Duke Of Parma ever
dreamed Of On reaching Wilmington however he met
with % hospitabc reception ~ the hands Of General
Whiting and Colonel Lamb that he found prudent to
put TO sea- and In the memorable language used by
great and good man, may appropriately ask where
shall gof Our answer would be, not again to Whining
tom ~ asNt NJ W. NtAN '
Aprepssto the movements Of Butler, We learned on
Saturday evening that his pct canal Dutch Gap
has been ned mp 30, the query arises whether she
dtch hes bseb filled with sand OF Yankces ready to be
slaughtered This rather important question: Is the
Confedernte soldiers IN front Of he Gapn only want to
know the number Of tho Yankees in that locality and
ne time when they will show their heads above ground
ip order 70 give them quietus -.
t The Rebel Railroads,
= CHANGE IN rHB s0UrHIRN RAILROAD gY6TKN
~ NECESSARY.. sMl 2giida- = sia
- Erom the Richmond Genfinsl, Ian. Al sts
mo occupation of Savannah renders very desirable
some modification Of our railroad system in South Caro-
lima And Georgia. Nfa 8'rfs sAgNs
The railroad line from Wilmington to Augusta makes
detour at Branchve precisely in the wrong direction
because towards the coast From Kngsvic, BY Column
bta 70 Augusta would DO further than byranchvil
70 Augusta, and would give much safer line Cannot
the link between Columbia and Augusta BE- put inf The
distance, measured the map h about seventy ave
mes The railroad - II stands however, H. from Au-
gusta 10 Aiksn'n almost IN direct line 70 Columbia
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