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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-04

IA ORTGAGE SALE..-Whereas, on the 9th
Wl da1z Of Iaalxx n 1890 A.

\ ORTGAGE SALE..-Whereas, on the 9th
IXl day of July, A. D. 1862, Anton Edel-
brock and Gertrude Edelbrock, his wife, Of the
county of Stearns, and State of Minnesota,
made, executed and delivered to Henry c.
Wait, of the County aforesaid, their certain
indenture Of Mortgage Of that date, upon the
following described premises, to wit: Lots Ne.
one ~, two (2), three (3), eleven (l) and
twelve Q2). in block No. eight (S), in the
town Of St. Joseph, said lots and block being
described according to R. B. Blake's survey Of
said town, with the improvements situated up
on said lots. Also twenty acres of land in sec.
ton fourteen, town one hundred and twenty
four. range twenty-nine, being the same land
conveyed to said Edelbrock by Anton Schnei-
der and wife by warranty deed dated March
9th 1860, and recorded in the Office Of Regis
ter Of Deeds of said county, March Goth, 1860.
in Book &c" of Deeds, pages 529 and $50, to
secure to the said Henry C. Wait the pay
ment of promissory note dated July 9Th,
1868, for the sum of two hundred and sixteen
dollars ($2l6) with interest at twelve per cent.
per annum, signed, executed and delivered
by the said Anton Edelbrock and Gertrude
Edelbrock unto the said Henry C. Wait; and
wherers said Mortgage was fled for record in
the office of tho Register of Deeds for the
County of Stearns and State aforesaid, on the
9Th day of July, 1862, at II o'clock P. H., and
was duly recorded in Book ''B" Of Mortgage
Deeds, on pages POI and 20s; and whereas
default has been made in the payment Of the
sum Of money secured by said mortgage and
the interest thereon, and no proceedings hav.
ing been had at law or otherwise to recover
the sum secured to be paid or any part thereof,
and the same being now past due andwhere-
as there is claimed to be due at the date of
this notice the sum of two hundred ard thirty
eight and '88-lOO dollars; u. i
Now, therefore, notice is. hereby given that
by virtue Of the power Of sale contained in
said mortgage and in pursuance Of the statute
in such case made and provided tho said mort
gage will be foreolosed by sale Of said mort
gagged premises at public auction and to the
highest bidder for cash at the front door Of
the Post Office in St. Cloud, in said County,
on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of JULY, A. D.
1868. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day
by the Sheriff Of said County or one Of his dep
uties, to satisfy the amount, which viii then DO
due on said mortgage and costs of sale. - -"
49,. / ~. HENRY G. WAIT. Mortgage; g
! st. Cloud, May 9th, 1863, my20-6wE III,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-04
LIME &. LUMBER

( CONSTANTLY. on: hand = full supply Of ffst
~ quality lime, at 81 per barrel or, when
taken in quantities of over twenty barrels, II
Is cents per barrel. q !: ~ N -, :. =,
Lumber and Ill building material furnished
to order at tho lowest cash prices.
Every style Of Furniture. can, 30 furnished
immediately 1t the same, office.
All kinds Of produce taken in exchange
Office 1t the New York Store.
F:- >a....~.5 4,::y,.t FOWLER 4 tTOBEY.
. st. Cloud, June 9Th. 1852. = ,v4n46-Iy
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-04
SLEEPING CARS
-: J u ON NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philad'a, New 7 y York * and Baltimore y
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH AND
TRANSFERRED FREE.
FREI CI:4:ETS.

FREICfEITS.
By this Route Freights'of all descriptions
can be forwarded to and from Philadelphia,
New York, Boston, or Baltimore, 70 md from
any.point on the Rail Roads Of Ohio, Kentucky
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin; lows; or Missout,
By Rail Road direct. =. -
The Pennsylvania Rail Road also connects
1t Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods
can be forwarded to any port on tho ohm,
Muskingum, Kentucky, TENNESSEE. Cumberland.
illinois,, mississippi, ,Wisconsin... Missouri,
Kansas, Arkansas and Red Rivers; and Ut
Cleveland, Sapdusky and Chicago with Steam.
ers to all Ports on the North: Western Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the
transportation of their Freight to this Comps-
ny, canr.!y with confden on itsspeedy transit.
The RATES or FRE1ouT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvanis Rail
Road, are at all times a. faporable are charged
BY other r. r. Compqn;es.
p% Be particular to mark packages ''e;d
Penna. r. r." 49,: .TE.<-.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions
apply to- or address either Of the following
agents Of the Company:
D. A. Stewart. Freight Agent, P;tts6urgA.
Clarke & Co., Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh
H. W. Brown s. Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
R. C. Medium & Co.., Naaison, lnd;ona.
J; E. Moore, Loui.raie, Keatueky.
- W. W. Altman & Co., Buan,rille, lndia,~s-
-, r. F. Sass. st.. Louis, Nissouri.
Clarke & Co., Chicago, H!inoi..
~ j H McColm, Portsmouth,. Ohio.
McNeely h Montgomery, Asysu;lls, KY
VII. & E. L., Langley, Gallipoli.. OHIO.
H. s. Pierce & Co., .Zanesp;Ile; 0h.o,
n H. Hudson, Ripley, Ohio. 'S:.' -
R.jC Meldrum, Eeaeral, 7>apeliv Ae~nt
ga. ~. .:..i for tie South and F..s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-04
CHAIRS! CHAIRS!! CHAIRS!!!
J. w. T. FUTILE,

Is manufacturing and has now on hand, at his
wareroom, in Lower st. Cloud, full supply Of
Windsor Chairs,
Rocking Chairs, Office Chairs,
Secretaries, Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Lounges,
Washstands, Workstands,
Breakfast and Dining Tables,
&c., &c.
Terms, Cheap for Ca.h.
CALL A ND SEE.
ORDINANCE NO..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-04

The Council Of tie Tovs Of St. Cloud do ordain /:
SEC. I. That the shooting of firearms
whether loaded with powder ball, slugs or shot
or powder alone within the Incorporate town
Of St. Cloud is hereby strictly prohibited.
SEC. II. II any person or persons shall dis
charge or shoot off any gun or pistol so loaded
as aforesaid, within the Incorporate limits of
said St. Cloud, shall pay fine Of Five Dol
lars for the first offence, and for each subse-
6uent offence the further sum of Five Dollars
and default Of the payment Of the fine so i'm
posed and denominated as aforesaid, together
with oil legal costs shall suffer Imprisonment
in the County Jail of stearns County not less
than two nor exceeding ten days.
SEC. 8. If any person shall make complaint
in writing or oath 10 any Justice Of the Peace,
Of the Township Of St. Cloud, that any person
since the passage Of this ordinance, has dis
charged or shot off any gun or pistol so loaded
as aforesaid, the said Justice of the Peace
shall thereupon issue his warrant directed to
the City Marshal who shall forthwith appre-
bend such person SO complained of and bring
such person before the said Justice Of the
Peace for trial and the said Justice of the
Peace shall thereupon forthwith proceed to
hear and determine the same on the evidence
given in support ofsuch complaint and in de-
tense thereto. - :: ~ 49,.
SEC. 4. 1t shall be the duty Of the City Mar
sha! whenever he has personal knowledge Of
any violation of this ordinance since the pas
sage thereof. to forthwith apprehend the per-
son 80 violating the same and bring such per-
son before any Justice Of the Peace as afore-
said, who shall thereupon forthwith proceed
to hear the same upon the complaint of the
City Marshal and the evidence in support of
such complaint and in defense thereto, and in
case of conviction shall enforce such penalty
or penalties as 10 provided in the second SEQ
ton Of this ordinance. ,,,... 80
SEc. :. All fines received under and pur-
suant to tho premises Of this ordinance shall
be paid to tho City Marshal who shall upon
the receipt thereof, deposit the same with the
Town Treasurer, and in case there is no con-
yiction on tho complaint or under any alleged
violation, of this ordinance then and in that
case tho legal fees allowed by law for similar
services of Justices of tho Peace and Consta-
bles shall be paid to the Justice of tho Peace
and City Marshal 90 acting ~ aforesaid out
Of any funds Of the SAID Corporation not 9TH
erWise appropriated :n" Mi n:s~
sso.6 This ordinance shall be in falr force
and efect,sftsr iss let qualifications.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-04

printtng was allowed and N order dirsesed
to be drawn on the Treasurer for tho amount.
On motion the Council adjourned until next
Saturday evening, June 9th! fss:4x,~
= ~ ., . = * 'l"S.'' i s. b. P1NNEY,5 .@H.
President Council.
Attest: ]. P. WILSON, Recorder.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-04


For Rats, Aiee. Roaehes, Ax.s, Bed Bsgs.
;Aoths in Furs, Woolens, &c., ln.eess a. Plaats,
Fouls, Animals, DC. ~ .fexa, -.
Put up in Csc. SOC. and 81 90 Boxes, Bottles.
and Flasks, So and IS sizes for Hotsls. Pub
lie Institutions, &c., ~ ",is5atsg.>,
=. "0nly infallib,e remedies known"
Free from poisons.' =: . S@:1 81.
Mot dangerous 70 the Human Family
Rats come out Of their holes to d.e,"'
1@- Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
D4- Sold by all Druggists and Retailers sv-
"a 4! Beware III" Of al worthless limitations.
~ SEQ that "CosTA1's'' name 10 on each Box.
Fl Bottle and Flask, before you buy.
Da Address, .er fs HENRY R. COSTAR,
1A Principal Depot 482 Bfoad.oay, N. r.
~ Sold by ~, ! },&a s. MARLATT,
+. " spls-6m :, ,9r,}ueav.<z r. %st, Cloud, MINI.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-04

all ,chon 1t may concern.:l I
IN have this day given my son, Wilder Bart
lett, of Sank Centre, in the County of Stearns,
his time remaining between this date and the
attainment of his majority and do hereby no.
tify all persons that he, the said Wilder Bart
lett, is henceforth free from any claim on him
he is hereby authorized to contract and be con-
tracted with; bargain and sell property, and
without let or hindrance from me, be in all re-
spects as if he were not minor.
Given under my hand at Sank Cent, e, this
25th day Of May, 1868.
d.. PIlLANDER BARTLETT.
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y
for no other purpose than to bayonet and,
if need be, exterminate all such treason
mongers as you described. This letter
will no doubt conclude our correspondence,
70 which do not object; and since you
have taken the liberty to write such an in
suiting letter to me, I propose to deal
plainly with you, and, in doing 30, allow
me to say that all your boast about resist
ing the draft is mere cowardly bombast.
You and AL Of your stripe lack the cour-
age to lift an arm to oppose the draft
You will, no doubt, purchase revolver,
and talk loudly about resistance, rs all
towards do; but mark me for tho express
ion, you will never use them. despise q
coward as I despise tho devil, and forev-
or hence you are in my humble estima-
ton, bringing coward Of the lowest or
der. Only think for moment of spir-
it 50 contemplate as to express the wish
that We might desert the graves of our
brethren to the desecration If r>bels. Go
on in your mad career of opposition to
the war, but remember that the day is fast
approaching when You will gladly give
your right arm to be able to recall the
reasonable acts Of the past. If you de-
sire to know how your letter vas received
here, you can readily. determine from the
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-04

The Steamships of this line commence .t,eice
daily trips between Milwaukea and Grand
aven, in connection with the; -. =
DETROIT & milwaukee RAIL ROAD,
Monday, May :4th, 1863, leaving Company's.
Dock, Milwaukee, at 400 A. NJ, and 4:l6 +. Il.
These Steamships make the trip to Grand Ha-
=. ven, e. distance Of IS lmiles), =,
TIT SIX HOURS, =,
with as much regularity as any Railway train.
This is II Hours, ,,,r, g
the quickest, and 96 Miles the shortest route,
to ell points in the United States or Canadas.
$ Hours the Quickest "
and 81 miles the Shortest Route to Cleveland,
-. J.. with no Expense for Sleeping Car.
From. Points on , Mississippi River, =
Passengers will make: close connections with
this, Favorite Route, going either via Pra. du
Chen or La Crosse, and can have Baggage
Checked through from either point to all East
ern Cities Il :: "a. . . ,4...i3,.>
E. A r. Il @""'' -'"l
From oil points West as los, and from Milwau-
kee ONE DOLLAR LESS than by other lines.
In advantage Of luxurious
EEPIN CARS i
Changes in Union Depots, Sure Connections,
and Baggage Checked Through, this line ii
UNSURPASSED. :':t. ::
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-06-04
II I'M e M BERl

For quick and comfortable trip, low fare,
shortest route, and sure connections, without
omnibus changes, purchase tickets via
GRAND HAVEN ROUTE!
Tickets for sale at Offices Of
La Crosse and Prairie du Chen Roads, SAINT
Paul. Offices in Milwaukee: Cor. Of Main and
Wisconsin sts., near the Post Office; Miles &
'Amour's Warehouse, foot uf East Water street.
w. K. MUIR, J. H. WHITMAN,
General Sup't. Gen'l Western Ag't.
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soor'quet at NDixie; and on the eight
Vieksburg was repvted taken, is said to
have screamed at a terrible rate. Some
persons, however, tolerably we'll versed in
orthodoxy ascribe these cries rather to
the unpleasant proximity Of huge tom
cat, than any victory that had perobed in
onr banners.
~ Sec the now advertisement of J..
W. +. TnHle. A call will convince you
Of tic wisdom Of purchasing Of him.
TBs GovEaNMEnr Train for Fort
Abettrombie, in charge Of Capt T. d.
Smith A. Q. M. and Military escort under
command Of Capt. T. 81. Barrett, 9th Reg.
N. ", loft Alexandris on Wednesday
h'oEning in fine style. The train il about
t'ur ID lss long and numbers two hun.
dred and I've wagons.
= - The Minneapolis Alta. Ia. been
enlarged to IN eighteolumn sheet, with
~ .ype, steam presses, TO-, and looks
well: Il is manifssting enterprise sufi-
ciaitt 10 deserve saecaas.
t.C7. y 7r"@ @1fcTT T"1 EE:7r Oh
rikie1f Mills FLouR AND FssD 61oIB.-
Fsmily -four, (sprins and wintar ~hsat) bran
meal, a., kept d iaad, y varspoom on st.
tsrmsia street. ne Highest cash price paid
fbtfwhsst.1 -. G. H. H: BAKER.
10 idsrsht-smF 4. .s.z xs~ O..
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:PI Is y Y, ..,S::HoP:.
JOB So ], PRINTING

OF sll'kinds sxecstsd viii iieatnessf I'D ai,-
patch It this Onos-ekseH ;.
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Prom tai EusEvills Cbrs1.ela. Aus 15hT
Osrc city bas bosn corasefs5iy excited he
last lev days s. ths reported edYsaes ~ to
FsdsTalH iat0 East Eeuuassaa.
AEch0t tAtss rsDoTts vas mera ruuor. uith-
eat any known fouudsti0u in leet tits known
however, thsi iha sEsaY in small icrce masa
shair appearance in tie Lover feHu esseo yal eyr
opposite Ckstt110ogs. ca Friday art ard i1rs ~
shells into thas place f7r Eve or SIX h1Hrs. They
sil LED one Or tive persons. and wounded feTzu
others Sigh lT, bus did 10 other ss isua fss aga.
We understand that tbeT are sub 10 The vui-
Icy ncrJh Of he Ienue8see river, ard tlst fLair
yiezels had come up as far IS Hsshingtoa, il
kaea county, perhaps far-her.
Our cavalry are rcr8El8i ta have Egstnrel
s0us of them at a place called Pnhook. rot tar
rom Washington. TIE sts.eu nt ftat tie
enemy had creased the Teuuesr-e 80 Tiha's
ferry Is SAID 10 be iucnrrect 40 orossi1v has
aesn made sr attempted s0 lar as r7a can .earu.
The runners current ss early a1 Saturday LAST
that the Iaskse5 bad crssss1 ths u1unlails 6g
way Of Sparta 20 Kirgs1ou snd also 5y vay of
JGmestgWR and WarburE were nos csr6ct.
.h0H7h there sre indicaHeHs OF movement in
one sT hoth Of these drsc-isus. Tls reported
sdvaHcg on oaT position AZ Big Creek ezp Hss
also iacouect. A movement of Fe5.rzl troops
mas s0on axe Piaes 10 thai di-sc i0u- 'hough
We privately aH5s f. Bar 0ur opinion. & @ dei
Oh izf1rma Jon sud iulictt, ,ns. fron varsus
sources Is !bst Be i7uF mE-d Of irVas5su II
East EeHHsssas i8 row iIa--renL and rsT seen
bs uB0a Us Oar belief sail i5, h2Vevgr. --at iae
sdYznea, whether 1eg1u aFcTs 9r le-4F a-sifz-
Eo3gs, WI yes AaTs TAI Pilco ief I.s principal
otjset.
It eoa8Ea bsc1ma EE 20 -aT rtas ps-aras
tioas ere r1zis 20 mees tss emmy o. % s1
roach Ic s1v trerr7a- Ha m7F- roeesa-, eI-
arrH
If err mil eean1sTs. s-a sliss ms -ai
cs aausss, All t1zs al sr.T pe-pis krsl % caol
% Lha h1t yes her sud "5-5er circu1l5.alces'
viii Fornis
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5euth-wih ssen establish The facttast q breach
esz Be oEsetsa 81 nearly asubis the last mem
ioasd distaHcs, asd -hat,s cauaeR bali cas- Be
=het clear throuEh aid ihEosvE ths stfonaes5
Yankee tHrFet nov az eati THIS loeks ezsFzvs-
gsRt, bBt il Is not whit msrs 60 taRn th5
achievements against SEEateg wouti lisTe e0and-
Cd il FelAtsd IL sutieiRstian tive years ego; suG
besides, 4 bsFe facts Tor nT data. They v Be-
1is or, 10 be read aga c0zee6ed by oli raaH be-
ore this vHr is brsUghi &c clos, This is ss
BHch az prudence viii s.l8vF no 10 say.
Bat 70 rstHrH to Fort SuHstsr Az vow cen
coas lhst uka has bs8R pat hers de- csHlbat hT
tho Parrot battery Of the enemy, except ssFne
powerful gNHs en- tkB sas fA0s Of tbs gfar.J
HaW loEg bafsYs ihsss viii shaTs Be .ais Of tho
rest, remains t. ba sees. There can be ne
harEa IN saying this much BaE, a. she doss uot
retasa the sRsay's FIRE, and they know Elms3r
as mEeh Of har condition a. We 60. Their
glassst deserved them thsagh, the other day
foT they believed tbs f5Tthad been Il. .cruaIly 81
isncsd, aad the men rEz oHt aHd actually came
ap boldly with the Itsssidss aad a ilast sf uoai-
tors 70 effect a passage Of the other batteries;
sut 70 their surprise tbs Hlsn rosa up froa their
1idizg places, and tbs vide msUthes guHs
1siched forth sheet sf FIRE taat BTuaeA taen
TO q stsnd-sti and soon ts an iHgi ioTi0aE retreat
Yet, think il mere than Dr babe thas Sumter
will have to be evacuated By h=r gallant de-
tenders rs 3 miiIt1r7 Racassiiy 5u5 Hhers she Is
they viii leave behind them record Of thsir cn-
during fans. The enemy can never p0sfsss g.
Since NY sTrivsl, bat few hours AGO. I have
0eaa encouraged in the belief, hTstlf1rs eX-
,.r-ss5, that the fsll Of Sumter By ne means
za54s he fats of Ghzrtestss At lssst we shall
pe ssie sVccssafaliy 70 keen the enemy st bay
,or several weeks 70 cems, If not Tor aii time
aud I aa Easrs thsn half iselingd 5eidiy e.
maintain the latter proposition The r5asors
TcT it are, for tie prescott, eOutrabani, and the
Esadar must Be content 30 aw.it r.snl.s
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Less Of tie Csufederass states sseauser
etGBEER.
Frsn tke savsBnsh RsBabiicaa

From tse savs1nsh RspHbiieaa.l
Tbs CsBlsdsrats States stssrasr Oc9aee, I.isa-
-sras . I Jcfsst0n, C8gfo 5arsfs States usvv
e. rst2sa5iaE, wish cargo cf tGt1e hlr7tsd ana
sweHty-thtse bales camDrss sad upI and c-.t3a.
SD ninety t0ns Of coai. proeaefsd Tfies5sy
night lest 81 seYsa e'c.ock frosl her suchcrers
town tbs ssvacnah river hound for N--s-F
New Pragidfnes. Tas steamer pzssad FrHes
'slsnd after twelve O'rloeS on TrasisY uirH
IA passing the bar suise 2 rengh sea wss er.
ce15nescf .svsE tSe bar tac res yy=s smooth
Ha7iss ss 7ls assssd over Tyb-a bsr f5r crr,-es
Of tbs So sassr vas laid seu hrsst. "a er-
siBss ssoi king vail. Ths eissusE YVES kept On
her e0uraa, as ore O'elscz the 8afnps sy-rc
,Fed, and the vessel res st two o'cloez A. "a
Wednesday, It was sscsTtained shat she sBruHg
slsak. Al the pumps were started 70 free The
vessel, bui The leak gained upon her, md ie was
i0ald impossible % seen br Ees. Hal esufsa
wss tRsn altered n9rthHes', % uskU tbs 'sR5
apg ;as FVaps kept c0nsjazuy EeIlE. UFoa
Eoakinz Rius lA.hoTzs Of water, tie frss we've
Hpt cut. Lieut. jota7 ioo, when he sseer.riue
he o8adiiica Of bis vessel, ordered zll hsnds I
aheaTa she small ssats and to dF0p asisfu ul
the steamer. Al sfsrts to ave ihsvesssl bsv- /
ing failed, Lieat john .oa made preparations to
burn Tie upper weTks Al Daylight At "a aasr- |
'eF past fsEr oclsek, Wednesday m0rnire. ths 1
atsamef was sinking rapidly, he bosts were /
-@&t9N GD4At a AAsaE htt9 5l1tA 81 me aEaAE1Er
as possible, and the vessel abandsHed the for /
ward Psri, up = s6sfs The wkeeI housss, bsine |
submerged, aaa neshiag bat he slsra out 81
wstsT. About tan niaRtss sfsr leaving the fll- /
ataa vessel, astkisg bat 3 small psrti5a Of f-shs
sEeke-gtRek coutd bs seen absge water econ
alter she gave = IUgeh 70 port and diaaspssred /
troR view. Psfls Of tbs wreck vera al.af wards !
seen acating. Lie0L johnson, with his craW in |
three beats, msde fer tie laud, szd siseoyersd ID
Is aseGi tkEes o'clock Wednesday At six I
Z 'eleok tAe beats passed through BE breakers /
nd seT5, and ths party landed On 81! Casharinss
land, where thsF Te1eizei ail sight 81
great exeftiezs tiley wsya enabled fs obiaiu
5ra sad iFWAs msie sloezsI5e of Tree ihs
tCank Of walsh, daring the ight, gHs basosd (
sFeagi', Ana 2 nsayy wiue pIeslfaed ii. ia, (
) 1slBg iAs fsi8Nisg ssls2f-s: Pelaf Faeittiuis !
3 assistant eResnssf, -skFlisCa gsrogsiy hac
Earsai Charles Suiths aesaian. ais side 81 cso7k
eat slightly Adolphas AeoFe. essfl boy, {e0l-
oTed,e isg GaetaTed. The wounded assing been
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-26

The editor Of tha Savannah RsPAIiioaE, now
en- his seeoud visit to Charleston siuee the esm-
msnosaent of the siege, gives his views Of ike
situssisn IN letter to bis psPer as follows:
CHARLEsros, August y -Qnits a change
has come over the sspecs q affairs here since
broke uH iAis correspondence, jlst thee weeks
ago. t1sn aI sgss n0n9tanOag and aninieres5-
e. Ths iugn clual shelling Of batteries en
ei.ser alde, aud quiet preparation foZ she great
~e-k Of the future, were sli 60 Be seea eE heard.
6asH.ts seemed ai1r Of, and I had a0s the PS-
I-ucc 80 wait FOR them, thoggh Of their ehaIse-
tsr, eveatazly, the czudid l0oker-on could enter
ain bHt little doubt. Plans have now bssn
INSURED, Preparations completed, and The hrst
act m The drams has well nigh been enacted.
The onslaught on FeEt Sumter for week
past sfom the eueRy's gesB and lsnd Batteries,
has beAp the most terrific On record, saa il IS toe
lsto EeF T. conceal the fact that that Stronghold
has suffered NEST seriously from the bsmsafa-
aa8nt. il cosld not have been otherwise with
brick end mortar on one sids, and Rrejsctleg sf
which military sciences has haTstoiOEs giveR ne
conception % the other. The old maxim ibas
sa 0rdIEEEy tort csan0i be preached 81 greater
distance iasn eight hundred yards baleRged 10
sh age wAea mechGuical Ingenuity had eNpena-
cd Itself IN the cun8lrueIion Of the 8-Ineh celam-
bad. These pop guns aave had their day, sat
vail hefe2t57f os elssssa amoug the lasigain-
cant inventioas Of tie past. II was reserved
for the American people 20 develop hsw engineal
81 wsr, and new sra in the sHugglss sstwseH
man and maH
Tins Rar OF independence is destined 70 make
all s,hvr military history fiat, stale. and upp1a.s
itable OAgof the parties TO hs agile--ils
Hsr h-hss proved tHat asa0aF fortress Of
brick may DO 9Eeeehed AID battered aoWn ct 8
dis lance Of 3 miless q eFel 4le3 Yat4s. Il
an 40. greatly misteEen, the olaeg pRfly-tte