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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-05

SbO4 wv O1sD110s
New York, june 4.
Advices from New Orleans give detaill
Of the surrender Of Kirby Smiths forces
bat the main faets have sIready beer
sfatsd.
Report ssys some Of the rebel Geoerall
bad requested permission of Gen. Csnby
to be SLOWED to take twenty thousand Of
their troops across the Rio Grande into
Mexico, for the assistance Of President
Juarrex.
The rebel Generals we're very anxious
to obtain permission to ship and cell cot
ton enough 70 pay their troops, bat the
scheme fell through.
Tho rebel General Price had gone 10
Galveston on the transport Clinton.
Cans. Buckner and Brent had returned
70 Alexandra, accompanied BY Gen Her
ron. who will arrange the occupation Of
the country by the Union army.
Gen. Bailey's expedition from Mobile
had arrived at Baton Rouge, and we're
we'll received by the people along the whole
line Of march. No armed bodies Of men
we're seen except few guerrillas. squad
OF whom dashed into cur lines at Elton,
Aiss.. shot ose Of our men and escaped
The Sitisens co-opsratsd With our troops
in the attempt to catch them.
A Richmond letter says:
/, A member of the British Parliament
has offered Gen. Lee sp'endid residence
In London and sum OF money, the in
terest Of which would support himself
and family for life.
President Johnson's amnesty procla.
nation made the rebel citizens Of Rich
dond feel very sorely.
Gen. Heath had voluntarily taken the
oath 81 allegiance.
Large numbers Of the cath corps were
soon to be mustered out. Theve would
be . grand review previous thereto.
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New York, June 3.

Gen. Sherman yesterday visited Gen
Van Vlees, 1t the Quarternaster's De
psrtmsnt, and was waited upon sad NOS
heartily welcomed by the msrchssts ani
business men. In the evenisg the Gen
eral was ssrensdsd as the house Of Mr.
Scott, whore be was stopping. BY th'
bands Of the 37th and 7th New Y ork reg
imeuts, and in few appropriate remark,
responded 70 the tumultuous calls Of th,
crpwd. Generals Roeecrsns, Swayps
Bttter6sld and others also made briel
addresses.
The Tribune says:
General Thomas will, in Q few days
return to the Wcst, and take command
under General Sherman, of Ksntueky and
Tennessee
Gen. Grant and wife will probably b
at the Chicago fair.
Capt. Fiske's expedition TO idaho viii
soon start.
Gen. ,Rosecraus has received leave o.
absence for six months. to visit the Pc.
ci6c coast.
Gen. Blair has left for Louisville.
The Times special says:
Longstrees's business il Washingto
is 70 make special sppliessioa to the
President for pardon, and restoration ol
his civil rights. He has taken the am
nesty oath.
The Herald's Richmond correspondent
says:
Ex-Governor Smith. Of Virgins, is
roaming in the woods back Of Stauuton.
determined to fight it ont il it takes oil
summer. He has body guard OF guer-
rillas With him.
John Minor Bolts has been invited to
Richmond by Gov. Pierpont.
1t is said that large number OF Mos
by's mes are still II large 10 ths noun
tains.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-05

One Of tho boldest robberies o. rscor(
took place here to-day q Ordwsy's baak
ing establishmsnt on College street. neal
the Fitsl National Bank, Mr.. Ordws]
sas absent. NJ. Sample, in charge d
tho business Of the houss, vent out fol
dinner. leaving On old gsatleman named
Lusk, the bank teller. in the Office. Tel
minutes after Sample had gone, two med
came in. One remained It the door, th(
other Jumped oyer the counter, knocked
Mr.. Lusk down, and stamped upon him
until he Vas insensible. He then tried
to break opsn ths safe. Failing in thiI
he gathered up $500 IN gold upon sb@
counter, and fed with the other villain
Mr. Lusk being too badly injured to give
any alarm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-05

rniiaoeipnla, June 4.
Jay Cooke reports the sales of seven
thstties yesterday at S2, x56. 600 AmoDd
tie Subscriptions we're 860O, 900 frou III /
First National Bank Of Norfolk, Va; aud
tjO. .OU0 from Richmond. Tho tosa|
ssaosnt for the week w.s &c, ,68I 600.
Half ! niIIion Of Z sos viii Be paid d
the soldiers. Tho demand for 7-3Ol
among the disbaoding armies Is increas|
ing.
a letter received hers from a eminent
6erman banker. dated May 18th, says:
81 prsdiss yoa viii sse shat United
6sases PApsr money win - q pssniud
before long, q il ought 70 Be for iss usel
iuiness aud convenience. The sonslblt
merohants will Soon learn to appreciate d
and when peace is fully restored on youl
sids there will spring up such Speculation
= the world has never seen.'.
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Frem Cairo and nelew. !.

Frem Cairo aAd 8eIoW.
Cairo, june 3.
The steamer City Of Cairo has arrived
with Memphis dates of yesterday. and
N. o. dates to the 29th.
Gen. Candy issued orders instruetine
all military commanders reporting to him
to extend the limits of occupation 90 ~ to
include all active country east Of the Mis-
sissippi within his jurisdiction.
Prisoners from Camp Ford, Texas, Who
arrived at New Orleans on the 28th. rep.
resent q confused state Of affairs in Texas
and a general anxiety for the Union
forces to occupy the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-05

Charleston, Nay 81.
Admiral Dshlgren, Fleet Captain Brad.
ford and 1t. Commander Matthews, lef.
90 the steamer Donegal Monday evening",
on visit 70 Port Royal. The Admiral
i expected to return to-day.
The Pontiac left this port, yesterday,
Tor New York, with rebel torpedo boat
in tow.
The steamer Pulaski is expected to
leave for New York shortly.
Work cn the sunken monitor continues,
but only fragments Of bodies are now re.
covered. The suDken vessel itself il coz
adhered not to be worth the raising, in
consequence Of her injuries and the
length Of tune abe has been under wate. r
Her guns have already been raised.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-05

John McDevitt, OF the recent match
game Of billiards with Goldthwaits at Gin.
cinnati, publishes . challenge to-day for
the championship of America. He also
challenges Kavanaugh, Of New York, for
gsme OF 800 points for 5000 to
$4,000 . side.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-05
New York, June 4.

A Mobile letter Of the 25th gives some
details - sh1. s1plesion. The buildinks
iron 81. Lonis. Wally Water. Comnssbe
- Fssnse strssasy afo snepele IA 1eln@l-
|inhe1. Wal stest, ~ ! eoasidp1ohIa
jie1nneo. sAaso& u mme fnto.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-05

Washington, juno 8.
The 25th and 2lst Pennsylvania regi.
ments attached to the 9th army CORPS,
we're mustered out this morning and have
left for home.
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Mem 1arerfisen,eats.
- Turnfa1rt !!
Rad Guinep.
. Mt @etI!

DIR 1xrHssrsiH scu &esfut wirt fi6 BEN IN
ssnataG bea 1sisn auni aassEasnbsn ssif,unasfs-
tiee ~ arims xnrnsfrsins IN corpore tntsiiasn.
Dir tabsn fur hiek Utlsgtnteit has itnsnfa6rruse
unb stfupf.rts Damsfteet gasls, Cart Nilbrr.
semintsf. Bir iattn bater als, biz ft siafn Rb,lm
Tag ma&sn mcaen. freuncIidll IN bi,isr 5atrtein.
DreiS fir bic fin> nnb 6srfabrt 81. Atfatrt scn
&tcful N6rstns iltr; Mhdftbr scn Guinrr Aadts
IL mr.. 9fdns fnb Bel jetem Inrnss ~ battR
&. Rnapr. GrreAu.
Nora BKEE.-Dfs 2urntr Ruiftanhf ipsrb bi,
@tftQi1aft auf otm Gcpis rurn @auiif r6ei.tyn
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH

Geld.
New York, June 5.
Gold tonight 1861.
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Public Exhibition
At THE ATHENEUM,
On Monday Aftesns,n at , O'Cioek, ana at 5
Orloek r. NJ, June sth.

On Monday Aftesns9n at 0'Cioek, ana at
Orloca r. ~, Jane sth.
Where they will perform many OF their Ancient Gus
toms Suscrstti ns, Charms etc ~hch ~iii be briefly
explained by their Missionary, and information
ng many Of the chief di mites attending the educa-
sn AMI Chrtianixng Of the Iadan will alec be given.
These Indians in their nariTs wiidnss and der
the charge and instruction OF their regular Missionary,
the Rev r DUyAL
Among this delegation win be found three Of the oil
sHi>rf-''nafiye here and 70 the borurbeirg
part Of the Tribe Of the celebrated
KcOkMk and BlAckhHsck.
COME OUT AND SEE THEM MON
DAY EVENING
Price Of Admission 80 Cents. Childrea Half Prize
r. r DUvAL,
irne3 Missionary TO Sac Fox 1ndans
consfitnfion please copy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26
THE PRESIDENT AND GEN. LEE.

RIcHIoNB, Jan. Al, 1865.
The Legislature of Virginia adopted resolution the
nth earDg that the appointment Of General Lee the
command of the armies the Confederate states would
promote their efficiency, and operate powerfully 10
innate the spirits Of the armies we'll people Of the
several States Espe coDfdeLce in tie final
of
This esoluton communicated to the President who
reply sey tina Virginia cannot have higher regard
General Lee greater confidence in his character and
ability than by him. Re has avs
ed inability the command of other armies
than those confded to him unss relieved the
mediate command In the field of that now opposed tc
GRAFT.
CUsioD, t3e President the General Assem-
bly, that shall be found practicable by Gen
Lee TO assume command of a the armies of the Confede
rate Mates without Withdrawing from the direct
Of the Army Ner bern Virginia be will deem it promo
tive of the pu bic interest place him in such Dand
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26
Epoas Apu,rs or rrrx III n

. tty Point Va. Jan 7th. 1855.
TO avoid nnlicy Of the time of sailing
OF the dillon a. ainst Fort Fisher orders eber
Butler TO prepa re were given verbally the
ons 70 the O. ding officer of the expedition
made by bin and submitted to append the report
acopy OF General Buffers Instructions General Weitzs
together with coDies Of my written dispatches aGd
lions 70 General Batter relating 10 the expedition.
1t will De pecaved that it was emp ated that
eners Butler ho1i PAW the expaditiol
MAJOR Ger eFal g. WeitZ specially The
msnder OF it Ny hopes OF success rested ep'irey
ability to capture Fort Fish@r, and had hope Of
getting "lHit s;on bet re- the my could get troops
tn re TO OPPOSE knew that the enemy had ttheb
peariy he entire garrison of Wilmington
ees To p1oee Gene 81 sherman am incliaed ascT6e
The delay which has lst dearly Jeriment
refer TO tie exoosion of eunpor DIR in The op AIR
oIpatch to General Essr will show his pert be
error whsa lie states IA be returned a having #
tscted at dog Ia obedience instructions tie
eonrary, these instructions conte patel hdrsws
faiiara sitter landing made.
(Sigaed) q. 2. GRAST.
Ii Ut G ,rera!.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26
a.. BTU 81 Y
G1onGE DuNUAN NOhTHROP.

This little boy, frat Of toud aud fsc'iouste
parents d uar1ed this life st arOn, G on the morn
ING he 18th Inst, years and diy9 alter pro-
rrsc ed luess With D bera from which h3 suffered in-
re se ggony. FIR long weary days and nights he
0archt with rapder care the hand af
fec sion-au alas all III val Just as God bless
ing a with he ight OF another day, be turn bis little
eves towards liza parents, with out-reched
ci SD tn Tine upon this eaIh, he closed his
ia death, asd hi spjcit winged its 6gdt to Hin who
gave it.
George Interesting child, promising faculties sell
do deye oed in of his age and bid fA TO be an or
neut to parents but the little bud boom the
yrant Daalh claims IA his victim, and be Is laded and
gone. lila, =, ,b;a ,,or,. =. IN,
them ia their loss and dcep tees the sacrhce they have
been called upon maze put nnd ~ KnoWbg
ad ain Of is WorId where il will forever dwell in peace
| and happiness
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26
CNNGR ESS.
RICHMOND, Jan. u

RICHMOND, Jan. 25th, 1865.
Ia the House, Mr.. Clark from the committee cleo
lions resented report reviewing tie crcumsanc OF
Mr. Foots ell Jr to leave the Confederacy, closing 18th
the declaration that he been guilty of conduct incom
pattla with his sty ord citation member OF tee Con-
sre of the Confederate states and that he is therefore
and is hereby. expelled from this house.
Mir Gnmer delivered minority report, jIsfying the
srrert of SIR Foote and declaring that mis- conduct de-
serves C ctusGrc OF the House.
The m arity repurt jected for the want Of tao
thirds vote il favcr Us adoption. Yeas 81 "a.
The rairority report was then adopted
The House item vent into secret ses8o3, until 1t ad
arm d.
TIE Senate Vas in secret sess;on the rency bill.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26

TIE COAL QUEsTIoE-The following letter to the Gus
tom house officer shows the position Lord Russell takes
Northern war steamers co .liUg in English ports:
R-I am directed to scquaiot you for yoar Bforma
ton and guidance that the Board have received q
LEGATION from the Lords of the Treasury stating tn
application had been made to her MaJestys Government
United States ship SACRAMENTO at Dover to enable her to
proceed Flush snd that ia tpy Ear Russell Aad in
formed the United Mi lister that appeared that
this furnished h s7a tons of coal 81
The 29th Of July, ard wi further supply of "a
IONS as fIJHv- he 18th of Auguet, her Majesty
VerDnent could not oons1zvay with tho regulations
thsaoect init the Sacramento to be again coaled
any port IN tbs Uaited Kmgdom until expiration Of
three months from the last mentioned date.
aB, &C., r. Hale
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26

PcRTER's GREAT ToRPEDo-Ihe New York World
10 an editorial Porters torpedo, givs the Glowing
excellent hit at the unhappy trick so gunpowderish
and pranky," which failed to blow down L ort Fisher:
"Eary in the Anglo Chinese the English were
amused by the Chinese army, which met them with the
SQUAD of gongs, the brayng of rrumpets, and corps
OF gymnasts performed all sorts of acrobaic eas
dressed in hideous costumes For time the object oil
these remarkable exhibitions not apparent 10 the
European army. and 1t supposed to be a custom
OF the Ctlesals observed by them in all their battles
probably in OF invocation to their deites
After the battle however, they captured the general
orders CT toe 4ndarn Chief and found that the "Chi
dren of the SUM- ordered souod their abOm Ma,
BILE gopgs abd blow their trumpets when the "bAr.
baran" approached, AID promised that the effect
you'd be terrifying TO the Eogish that they would
all fall down from leaF and then the order stated that
toeir, breeehe3 gnt that they could get
up again. aud might be easily Captured.
"Ine ,orpedo at WifniL gton evidently was designed
on the same prime pe and douot, intt nded TO
rrodace the result which he Ounce promised them
selves from the dreadful noise Of their gougs but
Secretary OF The Navy did It ~
Rebels generally wit out5 oceeches and
tey could get up again easily after
he fright THY pernced The noise of the explosion
hence the failure Ehs only way that the Secretary
make Lis lnveLiou work IS, supply toe rtheis
with tight breeches, that when they TALL from foar
hey be caught before they able to thar
etC'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26
FIRM RGRUF

ROB Is January II, 1866.
special dispatch the Register fen b'a says
a. chicago Times Of tie Is h, rpd Memphis papers dated
the 18th have been received
Fort Smith was evacuated by the Federas. Confed-
crate force of artillery aud infan1"y got between Aus
NIX and that place, compelling the evacuation
The Blair mission still exeites much comment
minors are rife Of an intended raid from Memphis -
The lines are kept very close
Lac European correspondents sayRu'se has nlc'ated
Mason that the1e was longer any uat cause for rot
-ec,gpzfrr the Confederate Government
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26
'FigE NENS AZ.


GOOD, NJ h. per. evsr nsar,
Gioan yin lily smils the present year;
Preserve m by ths favo, stit,
And Fl n e 10. Thy sacred will.
~ safety each succeeding hour
Depends on thy tuppor!ieg power:
accept my thanks for mer cies past,
AMI be my guard while life shall last.
Let m" rot nlurmuF nor complain
At what ny wisdom shall ordain;
ckre 50 or health NAV b'es sings prove,
As otdsr'd by thy goS'fsiga love.
Ny moments move with winged naate,
Nor know which shalt be the last
Dagger and death are ever nigh,
And 1, his ear, perhaps, may die.
Prepare me for TIE trying day.
Then call my viii Jog soul away;
From sin and zorro set me {, ee.
And let M Use to gell With thee
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26
Whilst the bill to consoIidste comnaniea reuiments

Whilst the bill to consolidate companies, regiments,
&c. before Congress, Mr. Gilmer, of n. c., spok
against it. He thought it not a time TO try such
an experiment, which would produce dscoutent. He
SAD he had not the shadow OF doubt to the ultimate
to be faint-hear,ad
Mr.. Miles, of S. c., compIimented MIR. Gilmer,
whose experience aud ability all acknowledge, and
whose glowing words Of hopeful patriotism must have
found an echo in every heart"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26
NORTHERN NEWS.
RICHMOND, Jan. 24th, 1858.

RICHAoND Jan K4th, 1850
Norher,, papers of tie 2oh ins baVebeen received
Wall street was excited the 18th, BY the report that
Blair Richno ord with programme from
Lincoln in favor of the appointment Of commissioners to
meet st City Point Every body who had anything TO sell
was ssI st a sscrifee many uader the conVic
ton that the about In day two,
the writer they viii probably have occasion to bemoaI
their creduity.
Odd nnaned ON the 2A b at 1894.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26
FkOH CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 4:h, 1865.
Tne erery have made no advance movement since cur
last report The Railroad between Salkahatchie bridge
aud aaeo has destroyed and the tisa burnt but
the iron sken away. The enemgs pickets ex:end
short d:s. ance this side If PocataIigo.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26

TEE FIsLD-A rH6or circulation Yesterday that
8raLchve was berg shells by the enemy. 1t doubtless
gre% out OF the fact nat to road is beng used for militia
r. pufpos We -fats this to aidy uuDeues spDre
heLsioDS and We Jlico 10 the trave irg ubc.
We tx2ort The public to Cam, deloe ljg
ment am dst the wild rumOrs Inch will be JatnR
ncess lnuy now. eSe what good will accept
eas liable B. so aoing aDy catasoI he happens
Il be b tier able TO take of Observation-Disclosures
Register LIST
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sO,ICE.

. LII PERSON having claims aga inst the es:ate OF the
, late Aerdrck II. tuch will presen' then 10 me SUBJ
-scriber for pavmaut Ga he i ready to pay the
debts Fsid catate bad ling the 'ot with but
neg properly and the goe' were 500 acc, dnS to
law, aud the money coi'cttd N Confederate
money. heleby molly ali parsons LIVING claims ag aiuet
said call eud Confederate money Tor their
'' - 0' L. hAN9LEY, Admir-.
yilnoin1t IN NJ c., Jan. a. I8.3t-l9.3tS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26
FROM CHARLESTON.

HARLBsroN, Jan IN, $50.
GYsnkee .Eontor On picket daty between Forts hou-
,is and and sumter WAS -snk last night Supposed by
torpedo Tae smokestack can be seen atoTe Water.a
Desertes reports thai the force the line sakiche
ron sts of the 7h AID part Of the lhkcorps. Their dos
tipation is Ch4rlest"n. condo able bocY OF the
uy's insp''y mcxed about N on, within TIVE and a
half miles of Corsbehee bridge hut afterwards retired 10
IN, If eutrenctmeat at q I'D ler's Corner.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26

ora tor out West lately electr his audience thus
''Mr. PesldeHt the rOaEUE OF tie tLuDdar heard
and de, and reminded heard il clet-
erinR O. the boots wild galloping
bridge over rcsk, where the III Ia kip
plAx II III puddie 10 ppddct1e Sh-
e. and every a0d Gheu the CANOPY OF huayeu
looked III IgGled W with taLOW Candles
az d theU al suuftsd -
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PHOTOGRAPHIC
R,ports of the Press Association

,.d according to the Act OF Congress, in the year
su,ee9 nv & THaAsHER, in the Clerks Office OF eue Ds
ct Court of the confederate States for the NorsHerh
njstrct OF Georgia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26
BLAIa STILL IL RIcHaOND.

RICHMOND, Jan. 14th 100.
Frank still endeavoring to initiate negotia
lions for peace Singleton started for Washington to day
kut the fl 30 of truce boat compelled TO return.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26

MINING G IN EA,-EIensive cries OF coal de-
posits heretcor1 uuknO~n to Euopes have been
Gently tcund in Kuhsnausan N lhua The Ca wo
hese mines, AID sacceeG acting considerable
titles OF the mineral although the employ I'd by
hem are OF Very clumsy AMI primitive character. The
largest hhat only four half high BY
five feet wide; It Is sed VITA wiiow sticks in a
manner, anu The 70 ID pATtcnlar well guarded. The
bottom is lined with the same Il = ladder up aud
down which he miners travel their daily labor. This
sha Is about hui ded aid fifty feet Deep aud The lad
der d va to digging is arly hundred fest long
The coa Is secured small wooden stedges AID drawn
Gas tue miner craWs slowly along The and slippery
sep) by sCr~p passing his forehead. The coal
har aid & IN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26
DON'T SET

Amasa Nay cured of beting How? Keep q1iet
al tell yea. -
soaver, Bob pmoas and Amasa DAY. Lem wss fond OF
sh2ouaS cou shoot wel and aher proud of it. II
happened on bright October day that h had bean
ng the cover o. the Newton side of pond, aud
on by the Old barn where Bob was ct work AT.
ter little tak Lem lett his gun and fxi g3 sandin, cu-
side ard went iu5 tho harm Took a tie Gait @ and
nay pass III ough the cider ni which stood iuat
b@Ftni Ahatf da rs tramp n woods makea a "a An
dry. You better beiieva Whist he gone Roo En-.
dene ID the vicinity eropped charge Of shot
eaca barrel OF The gun nd rood By waltz for un Pre-.
sently Aanasa came NJ tbs road hat on thu
baiiormed that f9ated brain OF Bob WA IN
stantly completed and put i to .lon IS follows:
Come quick Gays ha "et's have some fun WITH Jar
We draw oat bis sat md bet he Can't your hat
"Capal good iiea, replied Lem thinks he can
shoot wei, open his eyes hoy
Boo drew ali he shot lie had iu1t mt in
aid put The gun back where he ftGnd il.
dGst Ell Leu came back hv az sucked cider enoU Oh
to make hlh sell oomo: table, and epared.to go.
H'iio Lem, says AmASa, - hat are you to,i-g that
sno ing lion about iOr p
Oh, It's way have,'' replied Lem sometimes get
T. L%hce to snoot and III, II almost ways Int "
"bet al y-ter upper Tor the boys night"
''Dobe, says lem, - set it uo
ana ga Ills hat pest and measured tt six rods
amUa bu sln8 vi suppressed laughter the ins ginary
idea OF esis looks when he sboud i'd that he ccrda'
hit nat at six IoaJs b chuck bg at he kuoce
III plan, ard en- plea ed with he If winning ee
J9t He brought the gun up to his tacs to fire.
''Doro!e bet aud gIye 1t both barres said Anna
AYE !" Iepl ed Lem aud he let drive, right ard
Before t.le em0ks rolled away, Amasa ilnped forward
Win sh ut AID laugh TO show Lem 10 couldn't hit
nat as bread daylight. But-wheFe Bits Of 1ur
Lat that icok as # ali the lodcocks Norfolk oupty
Lad AK her lis through it. the sight greet his
eIarc@ told Bob who had lost the wager.
ALu tn't was tIla way hGa5a cured OF be ting.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-01-26
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RI0a GHD, January Is - In the Senate nothing df i'm
11DItafsGe.
nit the 81 impose Outy on tobacco ard additional
Guy cotton with inructions TO report bill to take
all ard tCb 4ceo in the COME d3recy cunt
Government ard provide for future therefor
The mskat value. This proposition
discuss yesterday ard ard to-day wthCu result TIE
Huuss iu,O secret session at The expiration of the
morning hour.
Foote arrived this from Frsderick burg and
Secretary War directed yesterday that he be reeAs
Foute refu'od accept his discharge insItng
Re brought bel ore IN lge Haly burton.