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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05
FROM THE UNITED STATES.

RICHMOND Dec. 81, 1854.
The Baltimore American of the 18th and 18th have beep
received tor night.
Ofiosl dispatches from Thomas represent army still
in pursuit of Hoods disorganized Cheatham aban
doned his ammunition train at Pulaski Gems Lee and
Buford were both wounded.
At last accounts Hood was at Bainbridee.
According to Washington kilograms Sherman has com
municated to the Secretary of War; his purpose to
up the Savannah river Immediately and capture Augusta
Admiral Wilaes has been renststed by Lincoln
Gold AT.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05

LEcuLN's TYRAENY-The Catholic Bishop OF Liverpool,
England in a recent address delivered there, said
Think you he Imperialism OF Russia Is more tyran'
meal or that it crushes people than Abraham Lin
coin who ia the represent Of liberal Government ID
the Republic the ocean, M, there is no tyranny
terrible than which crashes the liberty of others
whilst it raises ND Itself which brings itself into tame be-
cause odden down almost everything else that may
be near it.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05
FROM PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG, jan. lst 1865
Nothing has occurred to interrupt quiet line
for days past The roads very bad condition
and military movements mpracticabe Yankee picket
post surprised in front of Wcoxs Division yesterday
and forty prisoners captur.d.
The soldiers of this army looking forward With much
Interest to the years Offering dnner by people,
and evidently much pleAsed movement. Their
appees harpened by reports good things in store
for them The citizens Of subscribed between
thirty five ard forty thousand dollars the ehiect
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05
From the Milton IN. - Chronicle.

WorftDgr Gross THE LIHE We Understand that
the Home Guard force sent to meet the eleld ralc
ers refused 20 cross the line Jhis ;aa very uuparlo
ic ii g crossing the line the raider5 coud have neen
we'll thrashed We understand also, mat our xcetG
and patriotic Governor lost his temper over Lhs unsa
tant behavior And who blames biz. 10 have an
army that hats At State ine, aud IL zoe enemy per-
petrae outragea amost in. its sight, and tnen esapt
rather than leap o.er the line and cbasa Inc zoe, ~
rather Yexatious. Wonder II the dome V0aiu "0"'"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05
MEETING OF MECHANICS.

AUGUSTA, Ga, JAM 3D. 1855.
To the Mechanics of Richmond. Raleigh Wilmington, Co.
Selma and Mobile
We have held meeting and memoralized Congress to
pass bill permanently exemptng from military service
while engaged in legitimate occupations and the
sabshment Of responsibility and usefuness to the
my and country You requested operate with
and forward memorial.
Signed, AUGUSTA RfECEANICS.
A. P lat, Sec'Y.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05
Geu. sss~rsnna's Guide.

\ ! RnGee newspaper has the following:
ten. Sherman has with him IL his GEORGIA 7e,oafc
t lie BEST and most reliable scouts or CuiC,ca n ~
2slthESst-au cid man, naive Georgian aud 4.
Naihy planter QLd STAKEHOLDER a. that L 6nrI1 20,
&c E'vps OF course &c msHuUI lis uln6 but IL "a
' hAoWE 10 4! WHO were IN tLl hac,r II y,s.t,3o
ga quarters y~sr ago. When the sYac bsuh,. .; -
@.-53-ccd t-G SUuthaCu kauers, and IL uu.ut Que3co M
1s Ilol sollImeuJ5, compelled 10 aye sis be no
.-5 Macon, between two days. His neghbors nj aed
1 and fus2ecng rightly, that he lad gone Of tr 0in
- nn-Ies, they followed him closely that , was
soNSed TO hide II the mountains in the norther ! mari
u Inc State toC several weeks
i"S! nave since organized all kinds Of raid for no
1n' P"g.6e than 10 catch this one man. Aft ar heinz
- C So nee sye time he volunteered MS Sc rviccs to
$50 -" i'US'' pdt that officer did not Dc "a much
~o11ein 5uldaUce.' Next be received 8 position as
1V@u.eef AID to Gen. R0secraDz to whom he ypaa ri
a'"' SS'Fiee IL the campaign terminating or Gbafta
80 lie mas hetn with Gen. therny n sinre last
w. ih-fe IS not highway in the ia srior of Geor-
" ':H'cl Ne IS aiacquamt6j, and carcelv town
u village Ia which be is not known "I0--J " ~
ne used 10 say that with brioeGf If oor,I-u bo
"Au Cot'oi. ana nIggers enough vithir q hUIdred
'S 0i Atlanta to EquIdate the mas onaI deht He is
49, 'lo =" tich men Of the SQutc who have remain.
''Niu 10 tne Union caus2 vi 81 thev knew int r.
~ 80 was TO loose their 7,,,ertv their fomaa and h,
HAL. - Ch Dis preset trip ne carries with bin Il
t9 a u nose VIC took pleasure in prosecuting hin
49, L@iS ago LtF thinks he will make it more than
4s-I :" fore ne goes through.
dow V, gee .leman WHO visited Savannah last Sum
re.f lag OF truce, We learn that every thing is
boats net IN the city, and thai numoer of steam
PRIV lined in the river, something like old times
been ate property has been respected and nothing has
40 oprnt IL the city except MIR. Willnks ship yard
Nj Roberts mills
zen SbeTman's headquarters is at the residence oil
mr. If. Charles Green; Gen. Slocums al J. E. Wards
oeu hoWards al Mr.. -MolyDeuxs and Gen. Wards
at Mr. Weter's
The city to be garrisOned with negro troops uuder
Tue Command OF Gen. Foster
zen Sherman has, By order, refused 10 receive any
Ife hAgs OF truce from subordinate officers and says
lis o0ats running the river are fired into be Will
'ce eVtFy citizen In the city leave it Immediately
augusta C0nstItWtonGI!st 29h uk.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05
FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Dec 81, 1864.
No Yankee papers received yesterday to-day. Heavy
firing heard In the Dutch Gap this M.
Congressional proceedings to-day unimportant.'
No official news from any quarter.
snow storm commenced this morning, the stu
falling rapidly, but melting IS 1t reaches the ground.
The soldiers New Years dinner will be spcc essfnl
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05
VARIETY STORE ARRIVALS.

xsCWDEE Shot a.d Caps, Bourbon WhskeY, JOyces
FnI Covered Caps, oGiue Twiue, Fine Brandes, Rat
TaiJ III S and Hand Files azors, White Mustard
90 tjicbtnTks TO- Pachers Punches, Sore 8s TGcks,
1tra Table g5tlery WhilemO1e Cotton Cards, Nos. 8,
ana 40 Wool Cares Leaf Cards, English Chcoy Cop
as chalk White Lead, TWi,e, shaving and Paint
Brushes &c, &c, al ->,-,, =, ... 49,.
Ian Alb AOl-LI-lo'At
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05

81 TO Tue JAIL of New Hanover County, a negro
- man ;sho SAYS t1at his Is HrNltI JAChSON,
e. and that he belongs WrIam Jackson OF Guht0rd
f%Hrv n G.: The CW1er of said negro hereby notified
to cro forward prove properly, pay charges ADD take
HIM avn otnerW he viii be dealt with as ihe law d.
ie'" W. b BDOLE,
Deputy Sberih
-, 996&l5.lt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05
FROM THE UNITED STATES.

RICE xoND, JAN Sd, 1866,
The Washington Chronicle Of the Gays that the
Board of Supervisors of the City Council Of New York
have resolved to raise 81 pay $1,000 bounty for
the army.
The steamer Charlotte with 1924 bales Cote arrived
at Bermuda on the 1884, also the OWL with TOO and
the Lamb with 800 bales had arrived at the port
ExVce President Dass died Philadelphia the 3st
nit.
Gold closed in Mex York on Saturday at 2273.
CONGRESS-.
Nothing of importance done in Congress to-day. The
Rouse occupied Ia the discussion Of tho hi; for the
consolidation of reduced regiments battaops and
companies,
FROM CHARLESTON.
Official kilograms from Charleston say that the Fedora
raid ss reported to have retired from the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad going westward. Tbf y lett 20 wounded -
Gen. Gholson badly wounded. The damage the
road will be repaired i'll about ten Gaya.
The enemy have laded in force the sou,h Carolina
side Of the Savannah river and driving pcket
towards Hardeville.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05
DEND,

In this city, the 3lst December, Mr. WILLIAM Ell
WELL, aged So years, months and 20 days, leaving
wife and children their irrepaEable loss,
but their loss is his Gtc nal gain.
Blessed the dead who die in the Lord, they ret
from their IA5ors, and their works do follow them"
Georgia papers please copy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05
FROM THE UNITED STATES.

RICHMOND, Jan. LIST, 1865.
The Baltimore American the 10Th nit. evening ed
ton has been received by flag truce Boat bringing suu
plies Yankee prisoners.
special telegram dated Columbia, Dsc. 28th P. H.
says escaped prisoner just arrived Florence
that the advance OF Hoods army reached Forecce Ala
the 2lst During the whole day infantry
crossing the river Forests covered the enemys
retreat.
Dispatches Fortress Monroe had been received an
nouEcing the failure Of the expeditions against Wilmington
though claiming that great damage done to Fort
Fisher and the capture of company of the enemy outside
OF the Fort.
Torpedo boat loaded with 300 tens OF powder, was
exploded Friday morning within yards of Fort Fa
Gold advanced and opened on Monday at 1924.
FROM The UNITED ST ATEs -PORTERS AND BUT
LER's REPORT OF THE ATTACK ON FORT FIlH-
ER-BUR6TING OF PARROT GUNS ON SIX YES
SELS-Td3 FLEET RETURNED To FORTRESS
A0NROE-FROM GEN. HCOO-YANKEE SOLDIERS
DROWNED.
RICHMOND, Jan. I'd 1865.
New York papers Of tie 30th ult have been received
Tho crcial report Of flls about three
co!umns CT the Times. That paper acknowledges the
ntude and failure of tho edition. which has returned
Fortress Monroe Il says that hardly anything worked
we from the iptatiGo of movement unfortunate
close.
Tho explosion Of two hundred fifteen tons of pow
der, under the walls the rebel fort gres speota-
ce but perfectly usegg ia fact the rebel garrison
was not at all paralyzed
The bombGzdmeni of The by the feet was most i'm
posing and sSfu but Porter and Butler differ greatly
to its effects Then the extraordinary fact of the
bursting Of the six hundred FOUNDER Parrot guns six
ferent vessels by painful casualties and loss
Of confidence More mpor than all these
TO have been proper cooperation between the land
force and the navy
Admiral Lee telegraphs from Florence Dec 9th to the
Navy Department. that Gen. Hood crossing river
above Muscle hoss but the railroad Cornth Is In
possession. that Hood could get supplies by that
route.
The steamer North American was lost off the Florida
coast the 2lst u and two hundred Yankee soldiers
drowned
Gold Z254.
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FIvs HUNDRED AND TaIRrY-xlNTH pay.

Seven monitors were reported inside the bar lhIra-
dey p1orniog The euemy very active hauling
Ammunition from lhe lower erd OF MorEjs' Island tc
Batteries Gregg, Wagner end tie Mortar Betterg-
There vas no firing on either side.
Chqrleson Courier, Dec. 3lg.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05

have bad such high respect Tor State lines, if the
Yanks had been il its rear driving it pe-melI We
must do the men OF Caswel and Person the justice to
/ gay that none Of them were in that squad.
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TELEGRAPHIC
Reports OF the Press Aanocintior

entered according to the Act of Congress- the year
1868, by j. s. THRAsHEA the Clerks Office of the Dis
rict Court of the Confederate States for the Northern
District of Georgia,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05
sr.AvED or STOLEN

poM The eubscraer, the night Of Toe I'm Tce
4 ber 1861 small sorrel hOh7NI Wiz Give a IberA
war Ht1 aTy person returning SAID Holae Or ay D0'
nation OF MA "NSho"E"''' 4, SaLLARS,
Teschys Depot
l6lt@
Jan. 18th
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05
LITER FROM THE UNITED STATES.
RICHMOND, Jan, 81, 1898

RICHMOND, Jan. ID, 1875
baltimore papers OF the Slst u. have been received.
stoneman has arrived at Nashville. he gives highly
vanished account of his raid Southwestern Virginia.
Anoax captures claimed is 2C00 horses, 1000 mules
and rebel edore together with hor presses. The lat
ter La sent to Brownlow, a Christmas gift The salt
works and lead works rendered useess Stonemans
losses we're 900 killed, wounded aud missing.
Porters 1cet did not return 10 Hampton Roads Wash
ingto1 telegram of the 3Is says there ia DO probability
of forces under Porter ing the BON
bardment, unless 50 directed By the government.
Butler reu rned 10 his headquarters the river
on Wednesday,.
Advicea from, Savannah the 26th efforts
being made indercopt the retreat of the rebel
my could reach Broad river. Business ia Savar
nah had been resumed. Go1. Gray lie military Governor
and enforces order.
authorized TO negotiate cartel for exchange OF al
prisoners.
ayn0pss OF the correspondence between the Brazilian
Minister aud Seward relative tc the seizure OF the Florida
published The former characteEizes the seizure as an
of the transcendent wrong offensive 20 the
honor and sovereignty CT EMPIRES Seward repies You have
justly expected tho President would dsavow with regret
the proceedings at Bahia. He will suspend Capt. Collins
and direct him appear before court martial The Con
sui at Bahia viii be dismissed.
Seward says The char acter of belligerentE
to the of this country the government of Bra
I'll of Intervention derogaon of the law Of na
tioRs uariendy wrongful the United States.
The will be set liberty to seek refuge whereVe
they find it, with hazard of re-capsrre when be-
yono the jurisdiction of bis government
OoNFGDE Rate CON GREss.
Nothing important was done in the Senate to-day.
The House occupe "a the discussion OF the bill Il
promote the efficiency of cavalry. The bill was AMENDED
and finally passed 1t rovidea that cavalry horses here
be provided by the AID those now 10 ser
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05
size of CR.II, s:Ot.

FIVE HUNDRED AND QHlRTY-ElGHyH DAY,
Battery Wagner fred lev 8bots "Wednesday moro
in,,, supposed to practcmg, With his exception
rverything was quiet during 'he day. There was nc
change IL the fleet.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05
Rich Seen. n. "a Medical Board.

Montgomery Mail has the following
~ banpened yesterday to be at the office of the Med
We" updtr charge of our esteemed friend, Sur
rl ISScLsl c. 5. a when the guard brought in on
gClec we'll dressed Individual who evidently ill at
fIE'S,ed determined il ii wera practicable, to per
ease The Beard that he Of all men living, was least
;ls 4 for the services demanded of high private in
daG,a43erate States service. Moioning bis visitor
E5 .cat. Surgeon Michel bandy Inquired
y,rr n ime, sir I
- Thcrin,' Wa the response.
What does the r. stand for 2"
.Iy1art'
aY3Er occupation :!
, ma ulber OF the bar"
Al Mace OF birth 7"
'sar, SION sir Charleston South Caroline; the most
Farst 90, interrupted the Doctor, dryy, as pecu-
- expression, sort OF noyoudont, thiS time, kind
7ok stole over his features, "Chareston is the queen
- NJ the Coniederscy and has no equal'
Except Chattanooga p grunted out Spivins who
- lear the fire
- With O quiet, nervous action, the Doctor turned
"A, 81 wins with glance, meant to annihilate him if
,sible, but Immediately recovering bis equanimity
!.rrei his questioning.
Are you troubled with any chronic or local disease,
wen. = e-e es I have suffered great de2I from
-7sy g disease, cir, contracted ia Northern prisons
g-sre Wae captive, captive, sir and think that
80 -f,h and gums are to some extent, Effected In
. d,
Egacy SO - respouhCd The doctor, step into the
Xxi room one moment" and os the arrested party and
~ ,hgsCian Withdrew for the purpose Of examina
~ 5eag made, SpiVins ventUred to remark:
Neat dodge, that the gentleman balls from Char
.rn. eh A beau Ii ful card j.
YES very nice, but unfortunately il don't ALWAYS
r-rk." :ad Or. Howard, very quietly.
The examination being over, the arrested party be-
a 8rjes Of explanations long the legalized acts
The iate session OF State legislature which was
III short by Dr. Taber, who politely banded the gentle
m psjled certificate neatly filed out, which entitled
= recipient first class position at the butt end OF
g, Ea64jd r1a-ke beiog declared, alter careful exam
,lfjo,, 4 fos field serVicc.
Ike gentleman list sent to the front was no less
-,,olsco than Robert s. fhern, ESQ attorney at law
All 0ugEiy partner of Hon. Wa. J. Tancey, while
eden a. NetuGDpka. lie has been North, but only
DO Gil bis power, it is said, to damage the Confed
-,cy in the estimation Of Others Returning to Mont
s9nery for the purpose Of removing his !airiy he waa
ishe- cut Of t6e wet" By the vgiant conscript bu-
.au aud a. some iUIute time may be able to exclam,
Ike O.aylo, have done the State some service and
,ey Know it "
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05
s,tmISTsTHATOEs's NOTICE.

YENbC UNDERSIGNED having at December Term, loo4
Z 81 F,suns wick County Court. qlAhd as AdmlnlSrs'
rs IF he are of Colonel Henry N Howard oeceEted
d. hereby give notice al peaoa5 wing cams agsns'
laid estate to present them, snhenucae cd ana WIN,
in tn time m sc7ibed this Dotice wall be plead
in oar u tn recovery AL persons inde3 ed TO s&'d es
tate Will UoaAe immediate payment.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-05
EuNrmER NOE.Ha-ltP0NNAN-r ~.

WILL BE SOLD al he lac residence Of said deceased,
in Buns Elck count, the IGh JaGuarF, 1913 H ne
snaoe properly Of sad estae, consstoS "t S'9ty
thug nuce4aay t. carry re! ganS'i.' ,1 TG ot "
rea2n Engine, With boiler; bo4s mus Al oIo
ner: valuable aorses nues wagons caftsj .1
wa and barnes bugsies aud harness; hafnS ION d
nous 80 O3 head OF sbeep; q goate corn FODDER
baeE nv: rice staw and arse qolhtity Oh rice -, ~
pA S3r works at Lock wood Folly, cOLslslllR OF
se osns Sale to from daJ t" day until al
So1 If sale six nout4' Credit purchaser giving notes
9Th Improved security. .u,,,, q,
T;eTe will be 81 s1beeq1suC1 >. IN RoO.soh couny ~
49, - Said 6rceazed Il valuable y9kc OF oxen ana
C@pl some household furniture, one MULE ara i"''DS
Js. EcK0Y. -,
W. NJ PEDEN,
" ts-12ts
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Jan. 18th
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Jan. l..
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Come, children of your country come,
The day OF glory dawns on high

and gave himself up 70 tire exocutioner. a slight
pause tie axe fell, the bead passed into the basd ard
the eloquent lips we're forever sealed This is about
of The thr Hing tragedies to be found in the
annals of the French Revolution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-25


You've MAN COMMITS SUICIDE GETTING HIS
THRoAr-Coroner Cover yesterday called TO hold
inquest at the house 49s Hudson street, the body Of
Mr.. Joseph B. Conklin youth of only twenty years,
who committed suicide by cutting his throat Deceased
q delicate young and of exceedingly nervous
temperament. At inter, ais for years past, young
Conklin has expressed fears that he should never
enjoy good health, and has frequently been heard
to say that he should not or did not
desire 10 ve About three weeks ago he FIRST exhibited
symptoms Of temporary alteration Of mind and seemed
to be troubled to what would be his condition after
DEATH He was at first closely watched, and, as :
threats made 10 take his e the fears OF his friends
ulled. Yesterday morning deceased asked his
father for his shaving tools saying that gentleman In
the house going TO shave him. Not believing that
his and aher box with which he started up stairs.
On reaching the second floor young Conkln drew the
his throat and staggering into the front paor
the same floor, fell the floor and expired in few
moments aftcrw rds from loss OF blood His little sister
discovered him before life extinct and called her
parents, but nothing could be done to save him. The
jury rendered verdict OF suicide by cutting his throat
with razor, while aboring under temporary alteration
of mind. Deceased was a native OF this city.
Rev OVER KnLED.-0n Saturday evening John
Mead, q man sixty years Of age, was leading horse
attached TO cart through Third avenue. near 130,h
street. when accidentally he fell and the wheel Of the
cart passed him. Mr. Mead taken up and con-
veyed to the Twelfth precinct station house. whore he
subsequently, died Coroner Collin held inquest tho
body Deceased lived in 12sth street. Seventh
avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-25

brought il 70 his master. The duke emgrated 20 Cch
and presented II 10 the Count OF Provence and subj
sequenty Louis XVIII, who gave II back TO the Do
ivory distinctly visible notwithstanding the careful
in which IL has been repaired The box bearing
Of Petos previous portraits OF the Roi Solell waa
her nephew the Duke de IL valliere. His duchess
nee De Noailles lived TO transmit directly TO the Aar
shall de Mouchy therefore the present duke 10 but the
third person who has possessed since Louis XIV gave
II to the La Vaicre.
Two etagircs in the white marble Of Goutius, box on
green enamel with the portrait OF Louis ppe grand
mother the Countess dc ouse casket OF rock crys
tai set with emerads the rare treasures which
the duke has also contributed while vsconnt Dorm has
sent cnrosos IN jade, aps lazul and crystal re-
markaoe from the fact that not OF the one hundred
ana twenty pieces OF his collection have even chip To
deterioratc from their value
ITS EXPECTED UNIVERSALLY.
The commission for the conduct of the great National
Exhibition say they hope present the view of Eu
rope Iapandcrs making fishing tackle Trial Tartars
poyed III the preparation and ornamentation OF skins
pottery of Bcrdera carvings in the wood or the g tree
ornaments in silver and coral and carpes Oran and
other districts; natives OF Morocco weaving silk cotton
and woolen fabrics making fez caps saddles and arms
and preparing shagrccn; negroes OF Souan producing
cotton CLOTH work and pottery half castes
or petit bdncs, of the Isle OF Bourbon making sacks
carpets, silks and cloth OF god Syrians fabricatng
tissues and arms of Damascus, Alcppo and Lebanon,
mother of pearl work Of Bethlehem and gold work Of
Beyro; Pcfsians at work on Kurdistan carpets silk
Ycrd, enamellcd tiles and danascened arms Indians
weaving musns. einbroIdering cashmeres engraving
ivory and wood and twisting threads Of gold into brace
lets and other ornamcnts Cabogans fabrcaling boxes
and toys from sandaiwood Samese carving rhinoceros
horn and perhaps. Cinnamon carving nest Of ivory
balls; Japanese painting their Incompatible lacquer
redskins composing headdresses OF feathers and bead
embroidered moccasins.