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KEOkUK, IOWAs WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER ., 1ses.
IMPROVE YOUR EYEsIGHT.

Those wishing to procure osod aiels Of pariscepic
spectAelea adapted TO their Ev eslkt, will have ecod
opPorsu ~ calling at Or. ROAREETRAUS. Ontt6t,
A. ~ ~ stop for eight days at the Demine House
A'o" No 70 o. Asx.~s SSH ES8 deeS-d
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NOTICE.

STATE Of IOWA In the district Court OF
Lee ceusTr. -, said County, - Ksokak.
Alexander Los hhead Plaintiff
Ff-sas
MARTHA kckihzHy.
Edwsrs Mcnihsry,
kEckiei Lyeu, Defendants
Notice 10 hereby given lo Eas kiei Lren that petit
ton ID civil hie In the Clerks odiee Of
the Itstrica Court Aion.aid- In shr above enttied
behalf o the aooye nanaed Pinintin, sgsissi
yeu. snd claim against ihe creco- OF Tile
bond iraesienaI NV " Of See. ~ Ia Tosn<hsp y
6s n X. wcst, In Lee County Iowa. afd The inter
est In the re sold 10 pay the
eum sac xitn per ee annum interest from
july % L5e2. cue from hsrtna Ac nlesny, and the
same aud ike fsrn said kr-siei Lscu
and Certain Attorneys fees AID for esoera
fefief
And unless you appear an d male defense thereto be
fore noon tie dAs II tie next te OF 81 ID
Court, 10 commence on the 6rst Aondas OF February
1884, dgms1t Hi be rendered sesiast YOU a. PRAY
| TOR in said petition.
ROBERT II. GILMORE,
nov6-d4w Attorney for PlaintG.
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of the Cadran Bleu. The feast vas near.
y over and dancing about to begin in the
dining hall engaged for the purpose, a. il
the plsasant, jolly wontof Freach custom.
It was the moment. in observance Of an.
smother obsolescent custom, for the rape
of the brides garter. "A scapegrace Of .
nephew slipped under the table in pur-
suance of its execution, suddenly broke up
and forth, crying at the top Of his lungs,
"a tooth! who's lost toothY" "Iis my
sister 9; she lost it yesterday, and found
it," shriily trebied an entdat terrible, the
youngest brother Of the bride. What
else could abe best do-poor elderly girl
but take refuge from the embarrassment
in fainting fit? Fathers, mothers, aunts
and uucles busted themselves about her !;
young girls with fine teeth laughed out
right, more ancient females and brave men
gigsled primly; rightly disposed guests
kicked the indiscreet discoverer Of the
to 9th the brides mother boxed the
ears Of its Americas Vespucci, her young
est despair. CologDe water, Seine water,
deluge of contributed essence bottles.
freely administered blythe bridegroom,
brought his lady "to.'' "Where am II"
murmured the poor thing.
s.'Iu the midst of your friends--in your
husband arms"
What has happened theny Hon
Diear'
"Alasi"
"Ah! Say, what horror7"
enough to make one tear out his hair
BY the roots" quoth the new husband.
and suiting the action to the phrase. he
clutched both hands jn his luxurizal locks
and tore off . magnificent wig. Loud sp-
plause from the company, apprecisting
with French readiness this witty saving
Of the situation, greeted the husband's 3
generous act. which was further reward.
ed by glance full Of gratitude from wife,
which promised that, if she were not a.
young as might be, she would be ~ good
rs new.
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The Paris correspondent of the New
York Tribune tells the following good
one:
Funny and witty as everything in Gil
Bias. is the story going the rounds here
OF what befell the other day at wedding
party. Tnere is just space enough to
tell it on the remainder of this sheet
Mademoiselle ", OF the humble walks,
was espoused by Monsieas Y !, on paral.
lei path. The union legalised 4 the
Mu,ie and blessed 1t the church, was 10
course Of sesial sanction at the restaurant
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PENNSYLVANIA Salt Manufacturing Co..
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE

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ID tA< World Ths only Hsraisss, frus asz Rsss-
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are mers intatiuns aDs should be syorret. 5oit by
All prugslste. sc. fACToSf-sl bAkrLAy STR xxr,
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Legal Notices.

STATE or IoWAJ..
- LaE coraTT.
In NE Dlstrics Court Of said @ ounty. IN Ksokuk.
Fresmrn Kn,ulrs, PistsstF,1
Hersus
John Rabisn,
Heury Cor With, DetsnAsnfs.
Nseses 10 hereby gvea 10 the Defcncants herein
above nam ~ ifaA petitie1 in ISL Ole
In the Clicks o tie Dist let Court Aforesaid IN
behalf ef the above named fisisst6, against ~ aud
eis mshE to redeem from you HDder 4 iuisr mortgage
certain prets@s the quarter Of Section
- rs~ nshp t6 r. kange west, IN said CouLty sLd
etase add sl ldrring yoa coatt ~ be value OF
said recemiion said petition rssyln further lie
title Of setisnes 10 said ir~misss aailt ycu be
qhietsd d and eststl-hed, and tof general teltL
And nafess you appear and mai defsbs- thereto
before nocn OF ths second nay Of th4 tes
said Cout, 10 cos0esoe sbs nSss Aobdsy Fxofu-
sry 1854 udIness vi be entered againsi you, as
pf~l 81 LII ia sad petition.
K03kRT ". GrLLMoRE,
novzS-d4w Au'y Tor PIa uuH.
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SURVEYORS oFFIcE,
Keokuk. Iowa, NAV IA. 1888,

Krukuks 1--WE, 10y III Fc5S
EoTICK.-To all persons having guns. revolvers
pistols, munitions Of war Of any kind fer sale
ordered seii dispese Of the same without art
obtaining permit from the unoersrnec by order OF
the Special Agent Of the Treasury DeFaf tneut All
persons vsoiang this vail tiatle such
goo confscated the Of The Gsvernneut of hs
United States. JOHN SrANSES,
may2gdn Surveyor and Collector.
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S-T-l86O-X
brakes Pl0Mt0tiOse Rifters.

They purity, strengths en- and invigorate.
They create hesiihy appetite.
They are 8 antfIute tc caEnge of water ard diet.
They effects dissipation and late kocrs.
They strvnsiheH The - and esAAlvrn The nsnd.
Tney prevent mia~nastic snd in intsrmlttent levers.
The parity the breath and scsiIis oi ths stoalsch
They cute DysP+ psiA and Ja. supa+ion-
They cure Uisfrhes, Chs'iera Snd cholera v sorsus
They cure liver Com paint IND Nervous Headschs.
They are the o~s1 hiiIers IA abe world ElsJ make
the seak man strong. ard e1h.nstej nsture's
great res;orer- Trey are nade Of pure ST. Lresx rum
celebrated Csiisass Bask roots nd Arrbs nd
with the pios-ars cfz beverage, wta1t regard
10 age time OF day. Particularly Recommended to
deliesie persons reqalrfng g~nsie stia ant by
all tsrocers Druggists, Hvfels xEd Edsslooas
Ph DRAEE < co, 2U4 nroad~sv New York
Sold by Andrew J.. Wftkin>on.
ie27-dSven No. % Nsin-st heokuk.
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SrcLEcTEp CoreH, CoLp, AN Ia
TO proyress results In aeriops Pulncn,
sry Bresebical and Asthmatic Diseases
iofteBiimes incufable. BRowss BaoE.
lcH CAL TRocaEs reach diteetly the af-
iteeted partas and 81 se airinss I'm "a efizts
.feiiei. 70 BaescHITIs, AsrHMA, Ca
lTAKzH, and CoxsrMPsf = CoreHs the
lrrochcs are usetui. PUsLfc SPEAK-
fKs and kIyGkRs should lave The
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-09
TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S

~ SAID
u''rr' e,.,,;e, sI.T,, Il 2, ,o.. o....''''.'...
By virtue Of execution 10 me directed tssued BY
the Ci.rk ri ths Dis ric Court OF the Unted Sta
for the Southern DvSssn OF The District Of fowr and
against v p. vansni~erp, and Ia favor II James
ices fnavc levied upop, and will sell TO the highest
hiedef the OF The CLERKS cica OF the Dstrics
Court Of the United Ststes, III District Of Iowa. u.
Keoknk taid District. the 26ih Gay OF December,
A. ID. leGs bvfx ihs hours q q o'clock = and
O'Clock OF said day, The follow ing property. to-
wit:
Lyts Eo.l 3 ana 4. In block No. l26, in the city
OF eokuk. Lee coanty, Iowa
Taken and levied a, On - the property Y. r. VAN
antwerp TO satisfy said writ Of exscuton.
u. n HoxfE, U. s. Marshal.
By h. FuLreR, Deputy
Nov ~ l0eS-clw
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9pefiol Notirfs.

nIkEAsES or THE NERVOUS. SEM.
NAL, UnINAnY Amp SEXUAL
Of the HOWARD AsSoCTATION-Sept hy maii q
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge ADDRESS Or.
!. sk!LLIN hOuGHToN- Howard Assoc lation, No.
ecuth Ninth Street, Phiiadelphia, "a.
dsea-dAwam
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ESPECIAL NOTICE TO ADAINI-
~ srRAToRS AND GUARDIANS. & a
!, once Of Tho Ceunty Judge Lee couatl, Iowa, I

N0VembFF Io6S. J
TAKE NOTICE. the law requires eli AdministYa-
~ Of the Of deceAsed psrsons ana
a Minors mahe report 70 ths County Coort once
IN - c ysas showing She eendittp Of the essse, ns
astA Aud eaects, the condition II the eetstes Of
mper heirs at the date Of rsndeIing such statement
Ncv theFeiote notice 10 hereby given to all Ad-
mtnIs.ra tors Execnsoss End Gusrdtsn< In Les Conn
t. wa h,ve ma made their statemen,. ~ reqnfrsd
hy hv, ihat they and eaeh Of then, are berevy re
" appear forthwith to p.ske settle meif &C.
g vdtos 10 Nh, ard GuASdisns viii eear N misc
thev are sublsct 70 penaAy Of Fifty DoAys for AL
The ahoye notice Il published for the purpose OF re-
miunns persons inter@ated ofrsquements q ee =.
n sreA casss, end % the expsnss ~ mlshviassi
r,,,ar ROBRRT q. kuSStLL,
n.,os dQv County Judge.
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BROWNS
BRONCAIII
TROCHEs
TOR
C0UGHS
ID
C0LDX.

Voice. MfuTAny orvicEas and seiDfsRs who
tax the voice, aud are exposed 10 sudden changes
Shou sd them. OsrAIs only the Tstssss sBrown's
Bronchial T4ocbes, having proved $beif hcaey By
. test ot many years, highly Recommended aDd
prescribed hy PpyDi and ourGe0ns In ID. Army,
ana hate received testimonsais from many sninsHt
mes.
bod by I'll Druggists and Dealers in Med In the
Unied states most FofeiEn couitriss Is cents
Der boz. Dev25-dlm
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STAfE or IOWA. :.
= LEE CousrY.
In the Dissrict Court Of said County, in Keokuk
X. p. Love, Ptsisttf
|C Gsinpaa,
b. NJ. Orsnnzny
UaTfd a.. Day
NJ. J. lay, Defexfxzts.
AStce h asre5s given 10 the DefsndsBts herein
asove tanned thst p~Fion in evil action 4.
IN the 1isfs 5 Cfce Of the DIsfrot Cart slosessi
dup veIiseJ In be ali u tAs above nsasi fsiGtf
-inss ,ou, clni alag the ssia {. ssd d. A !.
imam tie rtdempsfeu Of Lot. AID o. in bloek I'LL
Is ihr csty OF k~ LUX, ssid equity from eert@in
D--d Of frust and thefeuscet anst all the
delen dants The eciosure OF nDgsge executed BY
sai ID. A. and J. Day fur the sem Of ~ $50. with
ten per cent interest frcm hAy J. 1879 lEssssd do
fruaants riat fnrtker nctned that the said
Court has sppointea Receiver V taks charge Of sssd
property ara lle rslt. iHsais thereof.
And uHies< you appear and dsien-e thereto be
OF the seeosd day of the term OF said
Court, e,irneec~ frat AJs.ds, OF February
1904 jadsmeni viii be rendered against you,
for IA ssid psi.ticn.
ROBERT II. GlLLMoRk,
acvs3-d3w sol. for fiAipnf.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
LATE koRTHERN AND EUROPEAN NEWS.

RICHMOND, 4,
The Baltimore American of the LIST inst has been le'
cejved Dispac Rosecranzs state ttat hs
s opp pos on near Chattanooga remains unchanged, and
no attempt been made to disturb it.
General Joseph Hooker arrived at Cincinnati on Tuesday
night.
The losses Rosecrapzs far as ascertalned are
one Brigader General Colonies, two Majors five Cap
ains and eight Leuerans killed and two Brigader Gen
erals end two hundred other officers wound
ed.
kcCook's and Crittendens have been CONSOLIDATED
and Granger placed in command.
Court Of Inquiry has beeL ordered to investigate the
conduct of McCook and Crtenden in the late battles
Francis J. Grund, formerly prominent Democrat oil
Philadelphia, but lately turned Republican, died OF Apo
plexy on Wednesday night Re excited by the boot
ing groans Of Democratic procession whilst passing
by his residence.
Kirby Smith ia reported st Arkadelphia WIN L'uVo
troops.
The powder mill at Arkadelphs has exploded, destroy
ing one hundred thousand kegs of powder.
The Baltimore Gazette has been suppressed by order OF
Gen. echenck.
The Russian dmiral and officers of the Russian feet
New York were entertained dinner there Monday
The visitors invited to Boston by the Council of
that city.
On Monday Meade and number of other tf1ets dined
with John Minor Bolts.
Washington correspondent says that tAere VIII be
new draft for hundred thousand men, from vhich the
government expects to get two hundred thou'and
The British chip of tEe-line Nils with Admiral Milne
beard and the British fgate lmmoralte have
rived at New York also the French rgae Guerrero.
An from Son Francisco brings the report that the
English Get been defeated by the Japanese IN at
tempting to take one Of their FORTS
The failure of q heavy gold Spectator in New York is
reported said to be half million dollars short OF
lis deliveries.
Gold advanced Tuesday to l434. Tbs latest quota
ton is l4l4.
The Russian epiy ITO England, FIance and Austria Oh
the Polish question ntimates that further prooEgacn
diplomatic discussion is supelucus Russia assumes
full responsibility for her acts.
1t wss runored that Mr. Mason had withdrawn in
quence' of the systematic Iudeness of Lord Russell
decline place the Paris Bou. Sc, rg TO
appreheusons OF unpleasant feelings between the United
States and France in relation to the Florida
Eight thousand Ishmen to ba enrolled for service in
the New Mexican Empire.
The trigate Constitution at Gibraltar the 18th
ult
The Liverpool Cotton Market bad been excited and long
staples advanced Id. The advance, however
partially lost by decline Of3d Breadstuns dull.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

TIE elegrsIh brings hing from the seat Of war In
cr1escs ami people asd tie press alike tired of
surn~&s and specUations. We don't like this enforced
silence. We have seldom known to be the precursor OF
good news often Of the STILL it is nearly
as well have as to depend upon mere rumours,
which is about all have been able to get from the West
for roonh past. 70 employ phrase which has now al
rcog gro i into can't we must ''watch AID wait mot
pateny-Cor that impossible. but with as little tnpa-
tio2ce a y be-
At this writing GA o'clock, a. m. the Southern
mail Is lot D. nat has detained the train we do
not know. A military necessity has inerfercd
to postpone lie aval of tie additional engines and cars
secured for U.S. the Wilmington and Manchester
Rail Rad Until this machinery and rolling stock arrives,
which re hope il will shortly do occasional failures will
occur ter the reinforcement the road may be expected
to make irs trips as regularly as can be expected
We NAV get gone additional telegraph before going to
press but = do not much expect it.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

of its being hard, unjust or annoying law 1t was
enacted for the purpose of sustaining the Cause OF the
Confederacy, OF feeding the army of saving the issue
of more hundreds of millions of Confederate no es which
wou still further expand and depreca'e The currency
Every man, woman and Child is interested in the fur
,herance OF these objects aud every man should there
fore ceerully submit to the law and olc IN carrying II
into full effect He throws difficulties III the way
OF it's successful operation have Sought to do'
throws difficulties in the way of independence and safe
ty and be may be well assured that after
is secured he and his posterity will feel the weight OF
public cdium that they would aiIrescupe from at any
cost OF course refer only to those who have mani
tested factious opposition this their conduct in:
dictated they would to any other tax law We have no
particular attachment to the present law that WILL pre-
vent from seeing and desiring to correct its imper
ftction to change the whole system 1t does not
work out the desired end We shall be better able to
iujge after fair trial. and will cheerfuy yield our
assent to change as correspondent undoubtedly
does to the presen: law. Though We may differ as to
the mode, the object is tie same
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08

How ENGLAND INVADED THE CR1MRA.-Mr K ing
lake, in his history of the Crmean War-one of the most
notable, and, in many respe IT'S, most valuable of lac
British publications-relaes the following strange
case of somnoent craftsmanship
The Duke OF Newcastle when Russia, beaten by
Omer Pasha and constrained by Austria, re.reeted
from the Danubiau Princicalties felt with the Brit
sh nations that the should be carried into the
Crimea, and that Sebastopel "the standing E,enace
should be destroyed 1t fell to bis lot to draw up the
dispatch requiring Lord Raglan to do this. BE drew
it up, leaving TO the General the barest possible
amount of discretion, and he carried this important
document to meeting of the Cabinet at Pembroke
Lodge, Lord Russeps seat at Richmond 1t was
evening, writes Mr.. Kingake, and youches for his
storyO afummer evening, and oil the members Of the
Cabinet were present, when the Duke took out the
draught of his proposed dispatch and began to read it.
Then there occurred incident very trifing in ITSELF
but yet momentous in its consequences that had
happened 10 old times it would have been attributed to
the direct Intervention OF the immortal gods" II
was this : "Before the reading OF the paper had
long continued ell the members Of the Cabi
net, except small minority, were overcome with
sleep" Twice he tried to rouse them they dozed or
fell into an asserting frame of mind. The dispatch
was approved. And so it is possible that, because
the members of full Cabinet dozed or snored over q
dspatchJ Lord Raglan was constrained to invade the
Crmea Constrained, for he undertook it against bis
judgment; and this the Cabinet well knew, for the
Duke of Newcastle wrote to Lord Raglan " cannot
help seeing through the calm and noble tone of your
announcement of the decision to attack Sebastopol
that it has been taken in order to meet the views and
desires of Government 1.-THE sleeping beauties of Penn
broke LODGE and not in entire accordance with your
own opinions"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-10-08
A Visit to John Minor Bolts.

1t was my pleasure to take dinner yesterday with
Hon. John Minor Bolts, at bis residence uear here
His persecution by the leaders of the Southern Con
fsderacy, eliminating in his eight weeks Imprisonment
in the old Libby prison. has not diminished his rotun
dy of figure the bl OF his keen gray eyes, the
hriIiancy of his w.t. and lastly and not least, his firm
and uncompromsing fidelity to the Union His pan
taton, which he purchased in February last comprises
something over two thousand His dwelling, in
size, is in keeping with the place, with immense
portico, with high and massive pillars, Il widz
spreading and well shaded lawn, and view OF the sur
rounding country extended and picturesque. is fami
ly, consisting Ct three grown up and accomplished
daughters AID son, live with him Rebel cavalry
have been encaHped his ground most of the time or
months past 1t well knowa that be is enjoying
bis freedom through favor OF parole granted by the
rebel authorities This, of course, places him under
restraint in telling msny things he might otherwise TELL
but nothing has thus far, and nothing he says will
prevent in the future, his telling his hostility to the
Confederate Government and adherence to the
policy and principles of those seeking to pre-
serve the Union. He persistently says he will not
Violate his parole; but he wishes generals knew
half he knows of the rebels and their resources and in
tentions. Ten days agoake in Richmond, having
gene on sort Of family marketing expedition. He
made few purchases, and for what before the war
would have cost him $64 Is he paid the small of
81 1868 OF. He paid ffty dollars for pair Of common
sewed shoes, and had be ventured in ordering plain
suit of Clothes which he thought of doing would have
bad to pay five hundred dollars for it A good many
Of officers had called Mr.. Bolts to pay their
specs and show their appreciation OF bis feares3ness
in avowing his belief and principles.
~ Y. Herald, 22nd.
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y L. EcEEEGAY. SeCty.
Jas 2ihl:cal s,ecoTdrr will please copy.

On E*""rr&s.'l a ss'e Hands Of Yankee Critics.
he New World OF the 9th replies to certain
newspaper writings of the Iankee press who have dis
covered that Gen. Beauregard is "a military pretender
ard hGGnbu-." 1t says:
As tor Beaure9ard we believe that when the history
oil his var is WGi4n 10y impartial pens, be will take
rank with lac ana 60 Stonewal' Jackson as military
leader. ii is most accomplished engineer, the equal
n 2ny III The country II either army so far as is known
he IS besides inventive, suggestive active enterprsipg
and what IS better fer his iae has far been almost
uniformly successful.
La tie light of recent military exploits the enforced
capltula;on OF Sler nothing very extraordinary;
GUt lie EMPLOYED fully adequate to the end
II Wv, aud i .S L complete success For the first
tine in the history OF this continent an iron
plated fort aid rOa,piated floating battery were
used by Eeauresa-d-a tact which shows that he was
e. to tho routine Of tie Schools aud that be pos
a.zl4 real military prescence He won the first bat
jiv u Sail Run, which consolidated the itary power
81 = i1itd~Eatls, and re would have captured Wash
s-&n ADed:atel a1eG were it not that he was pre-
yyuted by JtI. Davis He was banished to the West
uG lis tsotsm and impaence Of control, where, in
coujU1"lI0n With Gen. a. s. Johnston he fought bat
lie :!ca marked m era in this Shiloh bril-
12ny p.aGutd battle the first in the in which the
Cn.edtEatS took the initiative ia the open field and it
II rtnarh2be that Tie peculiar tactics OF that fight
carefully reproduced By the 1ebas in every subsequent
battle down to Gettysburg. If the reader will turn
Dllk t accounts the battle Shiloh ne will find
t2:t lie fudden Inassiug OF tT0Ops-the attack in
have made St0Le8ail" Jackson and other Southern
Gen'."5 famous, @4ia invented by Beauregard, and
hrs. ls,d thai occasion. Beauregards subsequent
soap, from IlaI2uk COrinth of the neatest
exploits OF tie war 1t was ptrfect of its kind. He
'lu nlther tie Ten nor tie munitions of to cope
H;1 ;@e 8y;rhdl3 AID we'll appointed army of Haeck,
a-1 50 he ,iti the LoXt best thing winning victory,
c1 was 70 Withdraw his army intact, and this he
{ npisnet
las 'cuca OF Charleston against Admiral Dupont
EoVlu Lin 70 be possessed OF rare engineering ability
#4a lie fast Instance in history in which practically
i1VsiaoFa..G i1onc1dS pItted against shore de-
.sac3 shcre clements in the problem of defence
" a!,a n-Etr uttered mo The calculations of previous
tuEtpu>ss Yet BtaUregard succeeded So far be has
d lid second attack upon Charleston, notwithsaGd
ing tuc 800 pound Parrots ami inch smooth bores
suns @ieassF IL offensive power than those used
IL LILY previous siege. We believe Charleston will yet
~ tIIl l. spite Of beaufeg.Ed but it will net follow
r e IS uoI one II tie greatest OF living engineers.
i. IS ire ht61t OF 0iy tor Us 10 be bettling the
U.tI.s o. UeloraS wE0ee d2flat will mako arms
I'll Time.