[Homer_J_Simpson]

My source is missing the final two pages of this issue. Mostly ads and cartoons, but, sadly, it also cut off the last column or two of “A Day’s Ride”.

President Lincoln Hoisting the American Flag – 1-2
Editorials – 1, 3
The Lounger – 3-4
Humors of the Day – 4-5
“Miss Patterson,” of Baltimore – 5, 7
City and Garrison of Fort Smith Arkansas – 6, 14-15
United States Arsenal at Little Rock, Arkansas, Surrendered to the State Troops, February, 1861 – 6, 14-15
Great Expectations, by Charles Dickens, Ch XXII-XXIII – 7-9
Domestic Intelligence – 9-10
Foreign News – 10, 12
Interior of the New Dome of the Capitol, at Washington – 11
The “Vanderlyn” – 12-14
The Story of My Life – 14
Rich Man Have a Care – 14
A Life Story – 15
President J. Davis’s Inauguration at Montgomery – 15-16
The Sally-Port and Front View of Fort Pickens – 15, 17
General Twiggs – 15-16
A Day’s Ride: A Life’s Romance, By Charles Lever, Ch XL – 18-19

[BroJoeK]

"Editorials – 1, 3"

It's great to learn the editor's opinions that not only will peace be maintained between Union and Confederacy, but that the Confederacy itself is so governed by Union loving men that their return to the Union seems almost a foregone conclusion.

What could go wrong?