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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Jshn StaDnuss 8 haynes, J W Rankin, ss,Ignss 81
atate Of Noah FrAnalin, deceased, A g H,rbea " h
Stsaie, assEnes ef Nm, 4 y / kuddick, Sarah stan
mus, assignee Of John Galloway, James NJ kilngs
bdyd, Goetiisb Hgnssker, a Reynolds, Christiau
CARRIER, Daniel Weiiihan: "
fou nte hereby notified that thers y now on die b
the once VI the Clerk Of the District Court OF -
county Iowa. a. Keokak, petition Of Gee G. Andsr.
son, eistAniss Of you, thc said john Stsunn ana s.
pronissasy nat es end claiming ofan sou the fore.
closure Of morEagS given 10 secure said notes. and
conveying psH Of Lot II Block a. In the city or
kuk, Csunty Of Lee, aud State Of Iowa In which y,u
have. Or claim to have, some interest.
Ana unless you appear thereto and defend before
noon u the second day OF the next term Of
day OF February, 1853 Judgment and decree WIN be
rendered thereon by default.
RANKIN & McCRARY.
decx-daw Attorneys for Plaintiff
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To John stannus, s nay mes W Rankin assignee a,
Patrick Walsh Nancy Frankie, eSotutrix Of the
estate OF Noah Fran kiln, decreased, A c itl.tee VIM
Steele assignee of VIM d X l. Raddick. sarah slan-
nus, assignee OF John Goiioway, James N Bllinl1s
James Lee, John Durkee, b u Durkee JoAu
BOYD, Goitieb Hunsaker, X Reynolds, Christian
G4rber, Daniel Welilhan
You are hereby notified that there 10 now on die In
the hiee vi the Clerk oi The District Courtof Lee Conn
~, Iowa, at keokuk, petition oftseo G. Anderson
claiming ot fon. Me said John Stannns aud g. Haynes
Seven Hundred Dollars money due three prom 8.
sary notes ana SlaH,c OF all OF you the of
mortgage given TO said notes, and eons evjpr
part Of Lot II, Block ", An the city Of kookuk fe
County, Iowa, In which you have claim 10 hay sone
interest #E
And unless you appear thereto and defend before
noon OF the second day u the said
to commence on the nrst Monday of February, 1853
Judgment and decree viii BE- ren8ssed thereon by de-
fant BANKlN T. MeCKARY,
dec2-d4w Attorneys for Plaintiff
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NOTICE

TO Pq wr'si4,, E.ssa, sro,hsss = &C. Sarah BEues,
Duvsll, Ks,shisr 1 Coz kmmA y Williams, Fac
cutsix Of the estste Of Geo. B. WHBsps deceased,
Abbott. Johns and Co., Hugh Cock, ktnte 81 iowa
for the ore OF the School Fund. NJ Mefrick, Cum
MINIS, Sesnap o.. AiexaHdsr WAY o., LIND
Bros Il Go Hannah zlndle and WAlliAxn lohnier
Executors ofthc estate oi Louis ZiBdle, deceased,
Geo c anderson Hrown, Goddm Co, John
Carson, Ben johnson, HAWKINS Tsyto,p N ME-
Conn, u G Pyie, Hosaer Curtis, CuIus, ego y
Barber, John McDauxali.J II Allen, and Jesae hud-
dick.
You and sseh ~ yea sre hereby notineS shst t,-re
is file in the once Of the CLERK oI the District
Court OF Lee County,, iswA, Mt heok1k, petition OF
John Bruce claiming or yoh, me SAID Wright, the
sum Of Six Thousand Dollars ~ money due on six
prom ry notes. and ss0 siamns Of all OF you the
iorecoure Of Mortgage given upsn the EAST half Of
the south west quarter OF Section Twenty ree, Town
ship SIXTY x north, Sna habse6 west In 1ssronrsy.
and praying sale sf The undivided onelaf vi the
said real the pa, u said
one undivided hs X hxS ing been renewed.
And unless you asis,~af thArsto and defend On
or before noop OF n sscard day Of the nextterm Of
said Court 10 commence al kepkuk the rst Monday
OF February, A H., 1858, Judgment and decree win
be rendered against you thereon by default for the
claimed Anterext and costs AAd the said real sslars
will be Sold for the pa, ntnt OF the me, and all Of
interest IN and 10 ". said r. nj estate IA be
Of saesar.ter barred AID torts tossa
GE0, " .MecRARy
risClt- DIV flts{ for liAiulIF
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nkIGlNAL NOTICE.

sssa. H Sas. d aSa;: s3s;sss s
son,J. kasLin u preterius. p.s,sn rs' atnass
~, galloway Webster, Emma H. WIiIs... 49,.
str, =. oeo q Williams, deceased, Andrev wshs
rAlnney. Reynolds ana Rchardsos 1UA -
xHrsnon, kaakuk Female ColIers A. r. "HscA - 4
,"sl in.nr. uaiqn lnsursnes Co.. cIsvslspd.
shapeieh, DayA 90, Cltnord RobS,,s a - =
sAIps' p C~esss Dso., Hiisn 49, ~
BLACK, p ". aon Il fBs1 v soan,on, H;psy
erlmes, George !. IAhtslas, ii. r. Tsr,a, 1,,ss.w.
jahn s Tssd nay.il Asleser Co. Henr, 3. Ts.1os.
son d Coz, d. W Kilbourne JOSIAH 3,sssalf!
You and cseh fyoa arc hereby no.s ~ y
c csw on ., IL. ~ q. q * 5isis u
LMnda klsAon, With Joshss Kiiasos 80 ~ SSs 4. n
istsnS w. GsrtAn Deed 10 the rear hslf sfSsSS
aaasy. Io. ~ n mao. iss {, III, j. shs ciSi
siaaa haAinss, 70 satd Chniss q. Ahl".. S
enast xsom AZ tasisaa. Kiiason claim 1i1s2|
a W stAsr dssndlnts sbcvc ms,sS1 ia ~.
y. 2. billings are cloud and shsdov ~ E ~
ssn ~ III III S x. s ssa as,. ~
sstase ya.asAy ~. =. iriash 4 sss1Gs ~ 10y
ohssned u ssia ee under .sas seAs aSegA
ey sAia Asses n. Spauldns In sSit " 1ss ~
.sa iii. sa.n n 3 s;s' :.d o.h,rs
.uiiy snd illegally obtained and msds. "a sssss
.As ~ s.ms msy . sanesiipd ipd MA ~ - Y
sadtvsi i;,s Ia I IL, " \, !:
relief AAaior osass - - ~
Ana tnat uui.ss you ana each of ycu nm, I'd
40 Court, to began and holden On the n Hs.24I
february, 1853 and answer said Hstiaion 4 As~sSy
70 20 entered against you and jsdSmsnt Ssad1rsi
November I. isSs-u = "o's l'Aa'as 49,
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NOTICE.

To A. II. Heaslip, susannah r. Beaslip John Shore.
John Donahoe, Young, Brothers a Go e. Franz
Soma, Webs ter Marsh Il CO., Locke, Marsh q Go
Thomas w. OiaGett. John Phillips:
YOU and each Of YOU, are hereby notified that there
nov on ME in the Office OF the CLERK OF the Dstrc
SSvuTt OF hre-eeHHsF 4e~ar ~ keaknk- pciiti1n o.
George Williams Jr., claiming OF YOU A. NJ no ain
The sum OF Twelve Hundred Dollars, with per cent
ht sresi per annnm, from July l2tb, 1867, money
que as iat res upon hse protpissqry by
you 70 II u Hart shd secured 10y Mortgage made by
YOU and susaabah Hrasiip 10 I'D "a Hart and since
assigned To sald George Williams, dated July l2th
1900 also claiming each you the foreeos ur
Of said Mortgage, The same being upon the EasterI,
twenty feet OF Lot No. ten aud the whole or Lots
anu twelve III Block hundred In city Of
In Lee County, Iowa, and further asking for a sals
of said premises. and general relief
AND unless you appear And answer said petition on
or before noon OF the second day the next term o
said Court, TO commence ~ Keoknk the list Monuay
OF February, A. D., ist3 default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered rs pray
Tor In said petition. NOBLE u STRONG,
dec-27dSW Attorneys for plaIntir
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II EGAL NOTICE.

TO Israel LAFeEthAl g. Lehman, and L. Block part
ners, composing tho nrm o. Msrienthal, Lehman 4
Co. ~ 4
fou are hereby notified that the 70 Il now on de
n the once OF ths CLERK " The D,strict Court os L>
CouAy. Iowa. ~ Keokuk, pcltion OF Ssmuel X. An
0ersons claiming OF you the OF thousand and
iofy-sne aud y ~ dollan, Tor money had
by Sou non him, without ANY legal nsideralion,
being money paid you for intoxicating lidrorr 20 81
sol IN viostton Of NE statute or lows and prsyns
against you alta chment,
Aud un.ess GU appear thereto and defend before
noon OF the second day OF the next term OF said Dis
tflct Coes, " oemmance tbs FIRST Monday 10 Feb
ruary, ID. 1850 MAgnenA will be rendered arxinst
you thereon BY dsfAalt.
GEO. w. McCRARY,
nos~sW Attorney for PIant0
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lrABUs BARBER SHOP,
Corner Main and I'd Street
Il UNDER W. THOMPSON 1 co.'s,
Il. = .Hsl. -, AANK.
.(TM A GOOD SHAVE GO TO CABIS!
7 III Jon want your Hair Gut
INkA EEST PARISlAN iHTYLE,
CO TO CABUS.
For Taste and those Delicate little
touches that set off a mans
head to advantage
CABUS Is UNSURPA HSED Z!
CABU5
Challenges the Professnni
All who have not tried him are request
ed to call and Judge for themselves.
iys.d6m
DARKER, RAYMOND 4 MELLEN,
1877 SOUTH WATER STREET,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
General
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Particular attention to The purchase aud sale u
Flour, Provisions, Grain, and Salt,
&c. &c. &c.
IF Liberal cash advances made on shipment. TO
ourselves or MBLLkN CO.. New York.
REvER TO
:, Messrs. n II Harrison. connabls 4 smyth, and
McGavtc Davis. Keokuk ~, = nov4-dsn
THE HOOSIER SToREl
No. 2 Estes House, Main Street,
KEOkUK, IOWA.
Is receiving new Stock of
Jeans, Plaid, White and Colorod F'lannsls.
Satinetts, CasSimcrcs, Blankets,
and Wooden Yarns,
Direct from tue Hoosicr Factories in Indians.
Also from Eastern Cities |
Cloths, Cassimeres, Ecsttngs, Jeams, Lin.
seys, F2assels, Ouey and Uader-
shirts aad Drawers,
With new supply Of
LsA dies Cloth Clon1xx.
DRESS GOODS HOSIERY, GLOVES, PRINTS
Brown and Bleached Muslin, &c. &C.
we intend t. keep good assortment 90 suit the
Ride, and sell as CHEAP AS ANY, thyreby hope 10
merit iiberalshare OF patronage.
REM EMBER THE PLACE
And that We want all the GILMAN WOOL we can GET |
Tor which we pay the highest price In cash.
ono. ESTES HOUSE.)
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.rOTICF.

!NTOTTCE. .I
AlpsSsons having ciaius axalns, the estate OF II
tAle uhoAox n DEMlko are feqaestgd to prescut the
Ams tOsAs IN dsrsixnsS at sAe Ussatnr House. Eso-
aiso requested 70 make payment 10 lie uiirrsfnsti
r... Ill ga gtge 8 n, l.. UkAIN f
cemper eth, 1852 d4w
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amos EYE NEW

The slim chances we stand OF netting shell into the
works be readily sccn, the ditch running parallel
the river, takes zigzax course; and even IL were
get boats around 20 tho south side o. the
river enable them to throw a shell inbt either end
must strike the solid bank before IL had traversed
eighth the length Of the excavation. So that
about only left the gunboals play
upon the front until their shells have completely de-
ino.shed Il, or expedite the matter by land attack.
The above mentioned bombardment was all that oc.
cured worthy q note on Friday but on Friday nigh,
Capt MeDermo of the Ceres vonne red 10 run the bat
tcrie- with his vessel carry load ~ ammunition TO
the sunboats and garrison Washington. Tho Ceres
started the eet just aflcr dark, but the rebes
had removed the bucys and stakes Which marked tho
chanDe the caFt'in had to feel BIS way and 40 be- pro
ceeded took the precsuio restake oui the channel
so that any boats which might follow would have no
trouble lie reached the blockade about daylight, hav.
ing been under continual are from the guns q The b
terry all night The neat morning. at six s'olock, he
passed the distractions and proceeded on 10 wahng on
successfully and successvey passing the three enen ~
WORKS the south shore, though his oourse lay within
three hundred yards d the lower. and lees than two
hundred yards Of the upper batteries The Ceres was bit
several times during the TRIP but no, materially
damaged
About ibo only excitement have here, nide from
witnessing the OCCASIONAL bcnbardment, 10 running
the batteries With despsiches p and the success ~hirh
has ded the several trials acuaiss others 70 Try
u that among the young and Ambitious star officers q
Generals Foster, Prince and spnoa toe desire mas afast
reached a epidemic. Captain Gouraod ana tsuienani
Cole we're the piooeers species q daring then
Friday nsht Lieutenant williams. q General spipola's
staff "ired his lock, and Won" and on saturday sht
mr. Rice, q Brcosiyn. brssss surreon d spioolas ie
soo ran W and back IN safety Leutenart Williams Gas
under continual Gre q nuske,ry al the from fnrs
poin, 20 I.odfDsns farm distance ~ over three mi'es
and Dr. Rice being Delayed until dsylgh, IN returning,
not ouly cpooupssred the esemys musksify, bot ~As
nrei upou doyrs nftcsn tlHss from tls Iils
Pom, Lauery. The daring a ,be~e icss Hsy H. s5se-
e,.ssi hep that . 90 shs zee
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Noxp,r MORNING, April 9, 1853.

A Increment Of Importance What Ia H,p DE.
COL Chapman goes this morning to Roanoke Island and
Fortress Monroe with porant Gen. fos
ter 10 Gen Dix and avail myself Of this means OF send
Ing you this letter We are all moving down the river,
aud Col Chapman has orders to report at headquarters a
Ycwbern On his return. Everybody is surmising that
N thing In the wind, and agree with them-though
what IL is IN and must be mystery for awhile
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Deaths or Soldiers.

Isr on DEATHS IN THE cOsvALgsCEsr CAMP SgAR
WASHINGTON SINCE SEPTEMBER j. 1862, fkox NEW
YORK AND THE NEW ENGLAND STATES.
Perter Narbor, l2th New YORK, typnod fever, sept
VIM. Russell. aga New York, typhoid Isysr, sep.
Francs Prentis seth New York, diarrbaa. sept 10.
John johnson, SD New York, fever sept 10
John Ainren, soth New YorK. fever, seps ~
John Dopahue s9th New York, fever, sept %
Martin Nash, T7th New York, fever sept 70
CIancey spsre, l0ist n. y, d,arrhr., Oct. 2
David smith, tooth N. Y. fever. Oct ..
Oliver NJ jones ist Ny. Niery hear, disease ,oc. H.
Iss' jss " seSsasi iarssi .s ssa ,svst, @ Oct a.
John H. Perkins, sist n. y, diarrhoa, Oct rs
Francis A. Cook, Iolst n. Y. darrhoa, Nov
Peter Deering, ssth n. Y, heart disease, Nov s.
VIM n y seuthwlck, sytb ". Y. dlArrhoa, Oct. O.
Hiram Parsons, szd y Y, isver, Vet
WIN II Frazer. Ioist n. g., diarhua, Oct II.
Jonathan Dean, 7Tth \. Y, heart disease, Oc, zs
Robert walker, 10Th y darrhoa, Oct "a
John Van re,h. ilth y. Y darrbos. Dec
wn srys, lcsia ygs9,ss ys,@ss fs'fs Dss
G Eoch, 7th n. Y. phthisst Dec. y.
IbOmas y Hyze, izist y y. rh.hss r,s,, teei 10
Richard Alderman, 5th y. Y, pnsumoula, Dec ~
John seo.,, ,5o,h ~ Y brain fever ,se z. z
Isaas Hosisad isi y y phihlss' Dec y
wm' Il. thurch IS7h \ Y, vphoid fever, Jan. ~.
dsey a pstksr s gs MIN xsa i''S srops s dead in street.
oil Alo1andra sept. q
samuel Heath 4lh Name fever, Oct J.
] N tdg'ey, 7th Maine. diarfhWa, oct >
Pobert Elg.s, let Nalne. diaffhga, oct ~.
samuel & webber, tith Nsiue, fever, Oct. ~.
James JoHle sth Maine diarfh1a, Oct. ~
Saban smith Ist Maine csyalfy conyubDns, Nos. o.
fur1an NJ Murray, gth Naiue. fever, N0y
Urflusfnn T. Bgcker, eth Maine, diarfhUa. NOV. :.
tobn Stanley 18th Maine, ilffhga Nov II
Cbarles !. Clbh 18th Maine phihss. Noy 20
fcoaard lI1n, 18th Maine. phfhsis, I~c u.
Albert q wogI, 18th Maine. diarrhus, ise 10
Idward IA. Yuney, 10Th Maine, conFunptlon, Jan ].
n T,bmF~n, i1ih NasAachusstis flafrboa. SOFT. H.
PAN uunhsfn. 1slh kassachasett, darrb0a sept. =,
x.tl,.r MI weeks lsth Nasaachuyetts. fevef Nov ~
a.ret Geo CiiDe 3TtL NsssacLuseiu, fever. Nov 23
Is~epn Holland 18Th Na.sachufetts. fbtbalH, tov -
lanes r. gers 2oih Mss.s h. sets, dsrfbga, Nov 10
i.,r. q -,nlth 2.h Mas aehgastfs, dxfrhpa, f~r a..
s.s1 W. Eichards g1f Mssssfhlsets. dipthefn, Jsn ~
A n Greenwood f3ih Mas tyfhod ifNef' frb ~
Trabcls ssnef, lsth Mas bfsin ietG ten. -
" yoten bth Vermont. heart dsfs1s. OFT. y
I.s VI psekhann. Ietb touBociicnt, fever, Nof ~
Geo W. Jshnson, i4Ih eoansc'Fl'' vp"oA 's'"'"ro'
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|. arrange steamer seen ON Pers Pa
laski.

Aavee By the George Peabody oonifn TIE report -.
,.vsd re- aayr ooaosrnns ihe strange STEINER
vseb was seq % Port Psisski 'bs dh no' o,ss shh
IN svs rnle. ths guns q The o'i, eu, aie' hrE tso
sup. sy ~sy a bravsao, psi :" ssaia IAad'sn'ni
ssr bad be sans all reaay 70 eas' "a '' hia 'ha ons
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safg- 80 ME nAyprr'n NAVY
n. "a, North lasrtosa s.at Wat faiia Squadron.
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Conn anfsf f'Nlsf
tftM4 stlp o. Rear Afnifal NArfsn-
fAt NEgafasp.
0Atta0Ft
AZ. 80 ess,sts IDas has created . great ucsmen,
., ~. ,.r..u~,cal lissss. hang Plft thss9 a.
- ~ A 1000. ssl g4i Al imPI thfe~ An1 iyH prr
- ..... tt-t s11lsis1y ngEt cnoiinvH ~ boa
,s 80 eaiT n = - ssi ag~ sg.ins ssss " ,ss
roo Ntmsfyus isisi, ~. -, .,.t n tbs 60
,s ...l,.itbss is intsfrnieDcf W. @ts
,.,,.ee n ~ 0is~n migs sss 80 s .-s
~ 49, .,essd 90 sea uifnF1 msmD~r
- - rLssss - BE- hs.isset sfsfy snsh oE~rA
~ " y '..t,,fksf ln soaif - rubed. Tbs lwss
~ ~" - ..-ila hsss fashinE 20 40 ~hh a, kpow.
fan' t..issry, t.sanfnefslai. h1anciAl aod D-oii
-, a.as a b. bss tbe s...s ~ n.ss .hs s.s
- ~, 81 -tatas nsnk. sti he fsyadis,ef Dssfs a
80 I'll y 8sH siis' $685. - ''-s' '-"is@ ~~'as's
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p.s,n Of Col. Bowa,,en Of v.'".n,.

.,,.,y.u srfisisg here saay tfosa rsnst ~, ~ -
,,. ~ t.s~g lsgs dFsb Neftus-i fffsr'it sHsstff
ss s.,t.evu Hs AZ - ~ s.ss.asiife fsiHs
,t....a.t " ors~ bftfrs
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NEWhkSs N.Nst HWh '-i"' -.
TAe Cdnai-b IN Ddngerrhr'tcdto Of feTcss from Pam
lico So,snd--I'oslioa ef hs Enemy, dc.
arrived here an hour ago from Roanoke, whittier ]
went in order expedite the news TO You lett the
vicinity Of Washington al seven O'Clock yesterday morn
ing just as Withdrawing from the Pamlco
river on their NewberD and arrived al oaDoke
at nine O'Clock r. NJ where learned that no boats or
Of any Kind had got through from Norfolk
since the Tuesday previous, and the supposion at Ro
anokc was the canal had fallen into the hands Of the
rebels The steamer Sylvan Shore left Roanoke for
Fortress Monroe loaded with negro eamsers for ookes
army, Sunday but nothing has been heard from her
since and Il would not he surprising u the steamer,
negroes all had been captured. of course did not
send my letters by tha, route but reserved them for the
DudIey Buck, which leaves here 10 morrow.
Our forces have all reached here to-day, or those, at
least which left here last week TO reinforce Washington,
and 10 all are again upon the march erhnd towards
the same place The enemy posted at swin eresk,
seyenteen miles from here strong face, aud we shall
probably hght there leave tor the scene al
two O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Nothing has been beard from General Foster since wc
lt6t Yesterday morning.
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Df i SUNDAY NIGHT. April B, 1893
Position Of A1a0,- The HascAbaek-A Reeel Good N9M


bath, and doubt II Of the thoussnds about M
have reaized what the day has been What with sing
ing shouting nghtns between the gunboats aud The bat
terry be day has worn away do not seem 70 be any
nearer Wash ngon than when arrived here last Tues
day night This morning the large gunbcat Hunchhack,
Captain Mecann arrived and II was hoped thai with hef
six heavy guns the assistance OF the rest Of the feet
she would DO able dslodge stLe enemy from The Ht
Pon, battery but after cannonade or two hours
during which time the rebels maintained an omnons
Silence round them stiD in possession and when we
bad lin shed sheng them, they wheeled Their BIG whit
worth around towards us, and from ~ ugly mouth
whispered us neood night thundering sight more
familiar than agreeable. 1t IL the usuai way iney
have Of informing have been wasting our am
munition upon them
The transport Northeruer arrived here this morninE
from Newbern with a reinforcement Of troops and II
really seems u we had enough men now TO ianu
and take the accurscd battery by storm. use
the term "accurscdm not in any spirit Of profan
ty but because that is its h,,est appella,ye, for
IL curs,ng would had any impressions the sailors and
marines the gunsoas, and the bceagnered SOLDIER
ON the transports, would have aDathemaiiled IL int
kingdom dozen times ere this for
sc0urge more hotly or more Justly damned,
One mere deserving Of Gods wrath aud mans,
could scarcely be conceived. But speaking Of what
seems to be practicable. Probably our generals have
some Information touching the question Of land attack
which have not and my limited education " not o
military character shall not criticse. II s certain
however that those batteries are not senced and the
enemy dlslodged soon we can get no supplies or rein
forcements to Washington; and We do not send those
necessarcs to General Foaer II is equally certain that
our tenure Of the place win be painfully abbreviated
What course will be pursued In dicat 10 tell car
see only plan now; but dread TO mention IT, Gene
raj Foster has done ALL and more than could have becs
expected Of him, In holding so many places upon lh'
coast with mis- small force.