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Bob casefn1ly drew out III the .sIa6t she
had just put in, and put the gun back,
where he found it. Just then Lem came
back, having sucked cider enough to
make himself perfectly comfortable, and
prepared to go.
Hello, Lem says Amasa. .what
are you toting that shooting iron about
fur?''
sob, it's way l have" replied Lem !;
sometimes | get a chance to shoot, and
taei l almost always l.it:''
But you.can't hit my hat-six rods y
exclaimed Anasa, "bet an oyster supper
for the boys tonight.
"Done," says Lem, set it up.''
Amasa put his hat on a post, and
measured the six rods, almost bursting
with suppressed laughter at the imagina-
ry idea Of LENS looks when he should
find that he couldn't hit hat ut six rods :;
Bob also chuckling at the success of his
plan, and Lem, pleased with the idea Of
winning the bet He brought the gun UP
10 his face to fire.
Double your bet, and give it both
barrels" said Amasa,
Aye! aye" replied Lem, and he let
drive, right and left in quick succession.
Betoie the smoke. rolled away, AmaSa
Jumped forward with u shout and laugh,
to show Lem that he couldn't hit a hat in
broad daylight. But-where was it?-
Bits OF fur here and there, and misera-
bic, dilapidated wreck of hat, that look
ed as If all the woedcocks in Norfolk
county had stuck tteir bills through it.,
was the sight to greet his eyes. The sud
den and ln>tai taneouS change of his
countenance told Bob who had lost the
wager.
And that was the way Amasa WAS
cured Of betting.
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PEEsoSAL.-We find the following in the
New York Herald of the 10th
Notice to Mrs. Col. VIM. Lamb, Whining
ton. n C.-Father will visit your husband
as soon as he learns where he is, and with
his consent, will bring you and the children
hcme.
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Resolved..therefore, That between sub
jugation and using our slaves in our de
fence, every principle Of nature auIa'sek-
preservation requires tin latter, therefore
we should at once put one hundred thon-
sand slaves, between she ages Of IL and
As. in the field, and in order to render
them effective,rand immediately interest
our soldiers in the institution, 'tis expe-
dent that the Government should pur-
chase all slaves thus put in the army, and
to give to each white soldier in the army
slave to be his absolute right of poop
erty, &c. Boyce moved to go into secret
session, Rejected--yeas -, usys '5O.--
Conrad having the floor spoke in sappsti-
ton to the resolutions until the sxpir1tion
Of the incoming hour. A communists!
from the secretary Of the Treasary -
presented. stating that forty .fpsrsi j
of So r,ss sent. nanstsksbls nbon
been 4. IN On nstioa, e Lys ~
-! & Iseset s s e
R1cnMoSD, Fob Northern papers
of the 3lst received.
Foote arrived in Sheridan's lines on the
29th. Declining to take the oath Of alle-
glance, he will be sent to Washington
under arrest.
The Philadelphia Inquirer says Sena-
ter Wade in his denunciation Of the Blair
mission, is endorsed by nearly the entire
Republican delegation in both houses.
Geary has been relieved of the military
Governorship Of Savannah and is sue
cecded by Grover.
Three steamers with supplies had ar
rived at Savannah.
In the House, resolution thanking
the President for the removal Of Butler
was laid on the table, yeas 81, nays 43.
The New York Tribune. in double
loaded type, mentions report that Sc
cret league among the Roman Catholic
powers Of France, Spain and Austria
under guidance with the express concur
renee of the Pope, has been formed,
pledged to recognize the Southern Con-
federacy, op, or Immediately after the 4th
OF lhafcn, unuef tHe pTctcAC tnaI IiO
Union will thereafter consist of those
States only, which participated in the
late Presidential election.
Gold oil.
NOZZLE, Feb. "A special dispatch to
the Mobile Advertiser from Senatobia,
says The Memphis Argus Of the 31st is
filled with predictions of an early peace,
on the basis of reconstruction. It says
Blair's mission was crowned with COM
plete success.
Blair says Lee is in favor. of laying
down his arms and returning to the Union.
Davis also made similar statement -
Arkansas adviccs- of the 18th says.
Look. to prevent cup
plies going to Fort French.
A sharp fight occurred in which the
Yankees were worsted.
Steamer Shenandoah arrived On the
Brazilian coast, and destroyed four Yam.
kee ships. She is reported as a tormida-
BILE cruiser.
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Rich Scene.

Tom gets the following eff for the
. Confeteracy" Tom Is a rare bird. but
we (don'D always vou~h for Lim
I heard quite :. noise in one of our prn-
cipaI ssrce,s, the orYer evening, and as the
plumb Of curiosity is largely developed in
my caput, fastened to the spot, and saw
quite an excited crowd, but could not
divine the cause, such was the confusion.
| saw enough TO convince me 1t was the
old theme being discussed, that of the war
and the state Of the country. / saw ex-
traordinary gosticulations, heard violent
dcnunciations, and thought / inhaled the
perfume Of strong libations. Every body
was talking at the same time, and all
wanted to be heard. There was congre-
gated jeff Davis md Joe Brown men,
war men, peace men, and not a Lincoln
itr.
During my stay in this throng, the fol-
lowing conversation occurred, as ncar as
could remember:
Gentlemen, hear me if you please,
says the advocate Of peace, il you only
knew how very important that
mules, sir, they are wortf'-
who could suppose, gentlemen, that,
'Doesticks is in Savannah ! Why he
a good horse, about $50
Millions of money, sir, you say; yes,
spend it for Sunboats and for
WhiSkey, no, l thank you, l have
Read the Confederacy; it is not an
advocate for peace on ANY terms, but
Cotton Will go up, sir, and
so will the gunboats they can travel
at the rate of >
"A dollar aud quarter a pound! !!
Pshaw, man! you are
Drunk, (hic) lever was (hic)--
In the army? Yes, sir. I am proud
to say have three sons in
The smoke house; l just smoke my
meat, and then
'Hurra for Jo. Jo--no, no, not 10, but
(hic) Davis -(singing) l wish | was
a yoke of steers will bring
'Conso.at,on to widows and rphans !;
peace, sir, YES sir, peace will cost US
{ 4 pound of wool, then wash the cot
ton, and then by mixing a little
LJ-A...ea rum. the best l ever tasted !;
It was brought from
sThe Constitution of these Confederate
States does not specify, sir, at Whit
time
To make good soap, the potash ought
to be thoroughly
lnNcStiSdlSu eea'A AAe@A~S !,
sir, we have tried them, and found that
when
The soap is fit for use in about
|. -Four more wears Of war and blood. 1
want independence as-much as any man,
and l believe it attainab.e by standing up
to our rights under
Iron cFads-they are powerful to some
extent, but they are rot equal to-
'Pok and turnips; they are very =
Here I could stand 10 laore--l had 20
give vent to my feelings, but not in a tios d
| Of tears.
| The Richmond Dispatch oil FRIDAY
| last says: 1t was reported yesterday
! that the President had appointed Genera.
/ Il. E. Lee Genera Lint Chief OF the Armies
! of the Confederate States ami had assign
! ed General Joseph e. Johnston to the
/ command Of the Army of Northern Viz
| ginia. Ii~sg neral expectation had been
! that General Johnston would be assigned
| to the con m md of our forces now con
fronting Sherman, in South Carolina.
pEEsoNAL-We find the following in tho
New York Herald of the 10th:
Notice to Mrs Col VIM. Lamb, Whining
| ton. n. C.-Father will visit your husband
as soon as he learns where he is, and with
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Entered according to Act of Congress in the
gear 1868, by J. S. Thrasher, in the Clerks
Office of the District Court of the Confederate
States, for the Northern District of Geargia
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Ma Rosseau used to say, ssTo write
good love letter you ought to begin without
knowing what ysu mean to say, and to fn-
ISL without knowing Nhat you have written.
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: The following apologize about the
angel, in one of Franklin's 5 letters to
his daughter,is full of the force and
beauty. that characterized every
thing of this kind from his pen, and
manifests his deep horror of war.
4 young angel of distinction, be
ing sent down to our world Oh some
business for the first time, had an
old courier spirit assigned him: They
arrived over the seas of the Martin
icus in the middle of the hong day
of an obstinate fight between the
fleets of Rodney and DeGrasse.
When through the clouds of smoke
he saw the fire of the guns, the
decks covered with mangled limbs,
and bodies dead or dying, the ships
sinking or being blown up and
burned, and the quantity of misery
and destruction, he turned angrily
7 to his guide and said +:
you undertook to conduct me
to earth, and you brought me to
hell No, sir, says the guide
81 have made no mistake: This
is really the earth, and these are
men devils never treat one anot---
er in this cruel manner, they have
more sense, and more of what men
yainly call humanity
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REPORTED BY
WILKINS SON Sc CO..
BrOk ers, 81 Market St.

FEB. a, 1865.
Cein is in demand at the following rates ::
Silver, 80.
Gold, 40.
per cent. Bonds, GO, !
8 LOO to I.2e.
T.3O Notes, Go.
North Carolina Bank Notes, Z too
South Carolina, 3.
Virginia, 9.
Georgia, ).
Virginia Treasury Notes 10 per cent.
Sterling in demand at AZ to 4S.
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fll Ave made poor e4chahfge =
0pe they Wili Lei the old gefsrls.man pass.
1Ee has been a go5d enough Cenfederate5
lis true, but abuse of JEFF. Davis does
not atone for tha, crime in Yankee eyes.
But he.is :san old man, my lcrd-a very.
old man." lie does not want to be se-
quesfered, whatever he may say Soli-
tary confinement would Kill him; or, if
shut up with other prisoners, he would
talk them to death in twenty -four hours.
The idea of one Yankee journal, that he
is to make tour through New England
and hold sweet converse with it's inhabi
tants, would be more humane to him and
merciful to mankind. All the old women.
in that country would die Of vexa:ion from
not being able to get Il word in. The
American clown, who boasts that he can
talk SO fast thai it takes echo six months
to repeat him, was slow of speech CON
pared with Foote
On the whoie, let US hope that Mr.
Foote will go +, England. The United
States is 10 place for emigrating Conied.
crates. He will find a good many heart
broken exiles in Great Britain, who will
like to hear the news from their. dear
country. lie can give them theAxerA.
latest alyices especially upon point,
which ritally touches their sensitive ma
tures-x isspesterins in England
means seqS tH7n In the Confe leracy
"A sA1chmoHa DtsDuIch
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RICHMOND, Feb. 1.-The Senate y asse
bill abolishing the Office of all quarter
masters and commssarics on duty at
POST depots, and provides for the appoint
nent OF bonded agents to take thtir
place
The act also repeals all authority to de-
tail pc. sons between the ages of l8 and
45 in said departments
The Senate then resolved in secret ses-
sioIAs
Ne Yankee papsfs have besa received
i
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There is depth in the following
dialogue which our readers will ca
silly fathom:
DIALoGUE.-"Jim, what you
think about putin cullud pussons
in the army, dye think they will
fight p
Well Sam, let me ak you a ques-
ton. Did you ever see two dogs
fight over bone =?
"Yes,2. g.
"Well, did yer ever see a bone
fight e
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AmaSy May was cured of betting!-
How Keep quiet and will tell YOU
Not thousand miles from Jamaica
Plain lived Lem; Seaver, Bob Emmons and
Amasa May. Lem was fond of shooting,
could shoot well, and was rather ptoud of
it. 1t happened on a bright October day
that lie had been hunting the cover On the
Newton side OF the pond, and canierput
by the old barn where Bob Emmons was
at Work. After little talk Lem left his
gun and fixings standing out side, and
went into the barn to look at the cattle,
and finally passed through to the CIDER
mill, wTiiea stood just t.yond A half
days tramp in the woods makes a man
dry, you'd better believe. While he Was
gone. Bsb Enrlons, who was always ut
the bottom Of all the dcviltry done in the
vicinity, dropped an extra load of shot in
to each barrel Of the gun, and stood by
waiting for 4uu.
Presently Amasa came up tn. road
with new hatton. The half-formed
plan that foatedin the brain Of Bob was
instantly completed, and put iate action
as follows: -
- Hashng Amnsa. s.
!. !: =, . 9 egn's = = asis|s :,
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CHARLESTON, Feb. l.--Thcre has beer
no move of Importance to-day. Prisoners
taken vary in their statement of the enc
mys destination- The enemy are reportee
burning all good houses.
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