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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-22

.HERIFFS SALE.
GHERIFFS SALE.

~ STATE or Iowa, LEE COUNTESS.
BY virtue Of special execution TO directed issued
by the Clerk the District Court Of said county, in favor
OF L. d. Brown and agaast John ". Wilsey, have
levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder at the
front door Clerks Office Of the district Court of Lee
county Iowa al Keokuk in county, the 18th day Of
october A. d. 1894 between the hours OF O'Clock NJ.
and O'clock NJ etmmencing at o'clock p n. Of said
day, the following property towit Lot eghte III block
sixty-three 1881 In the city of Keokuk, Lee county,
Iowa
Taken upon and to be sold by order of court TO
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk Sept "a 1864. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers zee S7 co. Sheriff Of lee Co., lowe.
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CHERIFPS SALE.

HERIFPS SALE.
~ STATE OF lows. LEE Co.'S.
By virtue Of special execution 70 DIRECTED issued
by Clerk of the District Court said county, In favor
of David K Miller, and against Thomas Wickersham
(snA also decree against Sarah wckersham ami others
have levied upon and will sell 10 the highest bidder
at the front door of the Clerks office Of the District Court
Of Lee county Iowa at Keokuk in said county the
2eth day Of October A. D. 1854 between the hours OF
o'clock A. N. and o'coc NJ commencing at o'clock
n. ssrd day, the following property sowt: The
divided onehrd Of Lots two f ard three sl in block
sixtyiuur t6 in the city OF Keokk Lee county Iowa
Tken levied upon, and tn be sold by order Of court to
satisfy said writ OF execution
Printers Fee s. CO., ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Keokuk Sent. n. "a sheriff Of Lea Co., Iowa
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
A

~ STATE OF iowa, LEE CousYY-ss.
BY virtue of special execution TO directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court n said county favor
Of John Maxwell and Elizabeth Maxwell, and against
David Little, taEd also decree against Marthy g.
ite( have levied upon and will sell TO the highest
bidder at the front door Of the Clerks Office of the DIG
trct Court Of Lee county Iowa at keokak in said
", the oath day Of October A. D. 1854, between the
hours of o'clock A. VI. and O'Clock p. NJ. commen
chg at o'clock p NJ of said day the following proper
", towit Ninety 800 feet CT the back ends of lots five
Isl and six 6}, in block ninet yye 1881 in the city Of
keokuk Lee county, Iowa, being ninety 1901 feet front
on Seventh street by one hundred feet deep.
Taken levied upon and to be sod by order of court to
satisfy said writ Of execution.
keokuk Sept y, Ca ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printer Fee 81 90. Sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE OF Iowa, LEE CoUyry-ss.
By virtue Of special execution 10 directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court of said county
of r. NJ Reynolds and g. Richardson and against Jno
o. Monroe land also decree against Robert French and
others, have levied mon viii sell y .le L.s.czt had
der front CT the Clerks Once Of the District
Court Of Lee couaty Iowa. "a Heekuk In said county
the 22d day of October A. 1851 between the hours of
o'clock A. VI. and o'clock p NJ, commencing at 2
O'Clock p NJ OF said day, the following property to-wit
The undivided enesxth Of eleven al and 4l09
land the half Of the southwest quarter Of
twentyopr t2l township si1tyfve BS uor;h # range
i've 90 v. lee colnty Iowa, known and described in
decree - tn! District Court of Lee county Iowa E0o
kuk, az dte sept. 21h 1858, lots and 10 allotted
therein - Nauaey Mackley, widow Of james NacklsY
6eeeasel FIR her If the heing subject to
an, the undivided oneixfh Of the half al lot two
a. in hok isely nine Us. aisa the aHiiYiiei one
sixth Of lot block 10 both Of said u.s ains allotted
IA the decree aforesaid % said Nancy Mackey In city Of
keokuk, Ice county. Iowa.
sri-@> i-vi.l to- ( -. o..
i'u, am % oe soIu by oiuer % SNuit
salty said writ Of execution.
keokuk Sept p ls64. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Printer Fee % 90 Sheriff of Lee Co. Iowa.
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ Srarf or iowa LEE COUNTS
BY virtue of special execution to directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Court o said county, in favor
William Echay and against George W. uarsiesty and
Thomas !. H4rlesy. fand also decree against james
Hamilton aud others have levied npon and will sell TO
the highest bidder the front door of the Clerks Office
of the District Court Of Lee County Iowa. at Keckuk In
said county on the I'D day of October A. d. 1864, he
tween the hours II o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p NJ.
commencing at o'clock r. NJ. of said day, the following
property The northwest quarter OF the north
quarter of section thirty-two 52l township sixty
Lee county, Iowa
Taken levied upon and to be sold by order ofhe court
10 satisfy said writ ofexccution-
keoknk sept 20 1854 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers FeeS7 90. Sheriff Of Les County, Iowa,
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DOTATOESI POTATOES leo
I sacks Neshapnock and Buckeye Potatoes for sale
b. the IOsd - saek-... RosERrsoN Alters,
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See what DR. PHrrrPs of the oldest and best Phys
Clans OF ST. Louis says

Clans OF st. Louis says
ST. Louis, June IA, 1853.
Ma. Jxo. II. RLocD Agent Of IailerBAnds rheumatism
Gout and Neuralgia. Sieeife:f hsse prescribed thu
above mentioned Specific and must say that have
found any remedy that carries much certainty of
quick and saiulary that has in all the
have used IT. DE-. e. W, PHILLIPS
Letter from Capt MALs to Alexander Leitch Druggist
before JSo ii. BLoop, became Agent for the Medicine
ST. Louis March ~, lsf3
ALEX Lrrrcn, Esq:-Like many cf MY profession.
have suffered erely with rhennatit and could get
permanent relief TIL tried your Specific. happy
say that its use In few days restored me 10 health
tsigned,l CAPT. MALlN, OF steamer Warsaw.
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/ ~O880&B2a -
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DR.. JOHN BULLS
| cOMPoUnD il ri III
|CE D ON BITTERSI
ssaI
The Latest and msst ImpoYtantDts
cOvcry Of she 18th CehsurY.
No man. ..sss IL more ultimately connected With IN.
history Of the 8ateriz Medica Of the United stater or
more favoraby known as peIeer in medical discovery
than that IF
DR.. john Bull, OF Louisville, NY,
His ninitsble preparation Of ssrsspsrfIa has long
stood At the head Of the various of van
able drug.
Ills Compound OF Wild Cherry has become house hold
worn throughout the " Get and South
His Worm LoKenges In lees thar after their In
froduetion, sts.ned reputation widespread the
eontir~1t OF Sorth America
Guy The osnns s.pry q lis life remains to be at
tanned Ia his latest discovery CT
he does not claim TO have been the di.coverer Of
q II ID n . NJ,
Whicl ms ba-of the bitters offered to the pub
iic That honor belongsto the native Of
trail America, to whom its virtues have I've. know for
than two hundred years. Armed with Il the In
han bids defiance 70 the most deai, malaria han
dies, withuut fear the most venolHos serIeuts II
belief with them that while there IL breath body
the Cron potent 70 matter what the disease
may te
While Dr. Bull prepared TO endorse this ertrays-
giant pretenson he Is neverthcsF satisfied ros thor
ogb examination Of the evidence relating 70 IL rtues
that - remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
from exposure, either to change weather aud climate
or to the missmatie influences. 1T stands.
HOUT A IALl
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-06-25
9tSn CGs&W40ob bu.
GHiIl"t0n.
AIes GnrC) 9nfoA
Son 6ecbcr StcTrns.
(GOrtreun8.)

Gdrpc biCm loBt Oar al!s Smlingcl 6pro3
- NIT bicicn gGortrn panctc Fh ccr 6r;tcrc
Sur,R nod rnmal un', ais ole Tl,inc Nrr3siIcn
Ta auf cjnrn on3cncRmcn l]mwtac ourb rl,
2tnla9cn nttrn rcm S6pF0ortcH mad, 6'uIs
bcwe9c; unO rap jcjnc @aforocrun8 nidt un-
benAt't blritSn mrroc' ooo lo0 er az benz slid
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net'n rtnontsr 8n8'n, ia ans purer 96Hl6fctt
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iit 10 Uiel 3u ia9cn bottfn u"b Jest o9ae Sdcu
I"8en rurtt'n' = C0'"n 'S mar ia frtn pfirili-
dCe, SCrtUUlCUc5 2uummeriCu,) uRD pic
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-06-25
3 cSindurac".

SeT ,,&r3cteer" eridlcint eocn NtcrNcn Sonrtoa5
aueetrUmnen III 80 per QSOe :oblbor bic 9rG0;r
pbcr Su $50 in iGbrttr uno SIS in riCrCctrdtr Yccs
au5;obung. NuciBcN rpCrOtn III 50 90 sci CirmOlarr
Ginrudun9 cufgcnon,mcu, coc5 rcitCrc lioI miro nit
S1.OO berctnet. Sittmoe Ge1ml6ouicigcn tcitcn SO
per SObr IN riertelilbrlihcr Icroue3atuuo.
Der qB6tenttite 0lnieDcr" critc'n, CScn Spna. ;rS
unb tct:t $50 per Sabr III bob6trIi@cr 8rrope tunS
vpn $40.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-06-25

The German ADVERTISERS,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY,
BY B. HAssEL.
OqFIcE: BROAD STR, next TO CITY HALL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-03

GIRL WANTED-IN THE PHOTOGRAPH
~ GALLERY ~ broadway, a giri that understands
Me business Of Mounting Photographs and Carries de
NiHit4 plcinIne. II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-03

I O00 HANDS WANTED On HAND
4sOOO made white fan mel allirt- AT tue United
StAtsa shirt and Drawer Mandatory, u and II Can
non st. cor Rivinston. Applicants required TO
bring recommendations from place where last on
ployed. 322
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-03

"ANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO MAKE
w himself useful In an rtsr salool. No night
sunday work. Apply I3S Wafer ct, oor. Pine 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-03
COAL.

CHEAP KINDLING WOOD DEPOT. 1913
sold al the rate a u 10 for hundred bupder The
patsonase Of tbs Trade 10 soltoitsd S97
COKE GROCERS AND OTHERS, CALLING
Va 20 ave with their vssonA vii BE- mppIied
nth Coke BY the ehLdIVn from The New York Gss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-03

WANTED FIRST RATE CARRIAGE
w smith Oh new work and jobbinc steady job To
, nRht kind N man the whole year Apply 50 Row
yy uJt BEs on Monday 9TH, bet II and O'Clock.
AN ELLIS. fluahinx
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-03

WANTED-BOYS FROM II TO 10 Years
w Of sxe, 10 deliver messages Those Who can
ONE well recon- nded may spply in the hasemen Mt
IN" i. u. VlSEB
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WANTED.

A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS - GOOD ROSE
4 maker wanted, At 325 CanalsL ucoi vase and
stesdy work. 25s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-03
DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH ON SILVER, RUB
IA her, SO " SIS gold, $l5 10 AR partial piece
eoli 81; silver, per tooth. Teeth extI ted VIII
out pain, klicd With gold other ilDgA bO ctr.
Old Theatre. $40
A FULL SET OF TEETH iNSERTED
IA with or withost extruc ting the root1, ~; gold
SILVER and cement filings 80 CTS and upwards sI'
sS1pf si.nSSt hn pain Y R PsS prose;F e iT
ID" .. y .s..S 600 NV. SAs :. q . IS 90 a
$40 TO o96 ssctioaAl ss<s 30 oontats I Doth. ts,h
fled With gold bone oemsnt g Oh eiany s 70"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-03

uAIR CLOTH WEAvERS AND SERVERS
IL wanted. A vide inoh will be Owen to an eItra
good hand. Apply at the factory, lU West 9Th ct,
n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-03

SURTTTUTES-WE CAN FURNISH SUB
~ stirutss and volunteers TOR one and three years
on reasonable tnrns and dLpAich. Men wishinx 10
rnis. cnh au.an the hlRhSst tolntrs pa'S Wy ~ ~
cIuiting Company, ~ Broadway, under bsrnum's
Museum. III
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

vJNO BE DISPOSED OF AT PRlVA1 :. Sale
l. the furniture OF private family leaving the city
~ Eleventh II, Willialnrhutgh "
r. PIANOFORTES, / MtLODEON, 3 GU.
- tar, n-ror,cons ard viulinH ioT ealu cheap Tho
n,,oye taught la iew lessons Terms Sb for lersonA
Go out to tonrh go Ier quarter, by Prof Du MY
DAY, 1SS tiIand II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-03

GIRL WEANERS WANTED, To WEAVE
~ power Icons those accustomed N tape wcsv-
Ina can make 90 or : per week. Apply at Cause
wort Il. ~
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MILITARY.

ARMY AND NAvY-ALIENS AND COL
NIX Agency, iol MsrAet a., Newark, y. j., t~o horts
IRON the depot. The highest cash bcunues PAD
Broker. and runners Literally dealt with. vi
LIAM PRISON. 2ul
4 Dv1CE No RECRCITS-lF YOU THINK
lAof enstins in the army or navy, yon ~ md no
Convenient Md literal once TO 30 70 fol iuto.
nation, large -punter and honorable treatment than
MILTON & Co.'s, rs Brosivay. 1885
AN ALIEN WANTED AS A SUBSTITUTE
"A for | wear In the army -tIO csh. Apply 20
Grove 81 Jersey city. 5o1
A SUBSTITUTE WANTED FOR 1 OR
"A csrs either Amy or Navy. A hish dsure given
al ~ West ~. wv
A PRIVATE PARTY WANTS A REP.
hre-entativ,, either in the Arny or Navy viii
pN sl,op cash down. Apply personally, ii Ns~~n 81
RUM TO- 90
A TTENTION-VOL WANTED
"A no suhstituts-) tor year only sIU BOUNTY, $40
oash down after Drtor's examination; bt~ides SlS2
p~y or one choice OF Ies .ment fuTloigh given
Ton HAL, SO tosery. Call before IL o'clorh. 1N
ARMY AND NAVY RENDEZVOUS
lA,;ood news for one year Volunteers and suteti
The Grccnhscts are waiting, q DEAR The Green
backs are waiting. and want IN he takins, and
sycnt BY our brave volunteers. A6lc Paid for one
year Volunteers and the hrhcet pricc paid for and
year Substitute. Apply at VIM. w. PkCklIAM, No
crutins and substitute Once outside the erry-sate,
u. Substitutes and Volunteers recruited In for HEX
AMEk'S fatiery, and no hunlbus. tr SURE OF the
name OF you viii be misloA 10y others around the
Ferry lf6
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SUBSTITUTES-AS WE ARE UNDER Goa
~ tract 70 iurnish ~ substitutes every day this
weok- We AsS a. iasor that men gnI De o. our
othc a. O'Clock every morning. Being near the
Navy Yard gate, We can sp our men IN hall the
tune iuired by the Nov iork a.ents. RE- Ben
Vosf- sesmen's Bank, 1873 York 81, Brooklyn s.s
OHTH RECT, N. Y. CAvALRY-WAN-
81 sed ter one yosr, 10 men w MI Co. H. OF this
Iesiment 500 bounty. Ths regiment 70 iyins :;
dnty there, md beions % ths defenoss Of Wsshine
Ton. No better chance toI yoans men. 8 seTseants
ply u 81 Wsksr Z bot Bruadwsy and Churh II.
Avoid wea WsaAias ySuids w VheS i5o
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HORSES. CARRIAGES &c.

A PAIR OF STOUT TRUCK HORSES
IA sAnted must be sound in every way. Also,
4 horne truck. Must be almOst ~ good 1 new. APP
ply al the Office the Eagle slate Company, corner o.
ilnh ave and Little l2th II. 81
LOR SALE-A SPRING CART IN GOOD
l. order, suitable ior any Kind OF ~osk. Enquire 10
honIOs IT. 200
L'OR SALF-A Dun HORSE, l5s HANDS
Il high, good worker, price t'b also grey sandiS
pony, price sl5 Apply u l'Jl Broadway, bet AUD
aud +lst rt. Nv
HORSES AND WAGONS FOR SALE-2o
How priced hor "a have been u.ed in livery. Aho,
secondhand carriages and ~ngonr OF all kindt elnny
of very cheap No. 10 SeyIns n, cor Fulton ayenuev
Brooklyn. foo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-03

GOOD SEWERS AND CAP FlNISllERS
~ wanted at g47 Wet seth at. bet 9th and nth
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06


aIcHs0ND. Fg5FusFY SIN the Senate to Gay ths
House bin to lncrezss she efssney o. the army BY en-
Ployips negroes n esFlan capacities. was reported
upoa favorabiy 5y lhs Military conEiitss. and was
placed On Tie calendar.
TIE general appropriation bill, a. srrsnssd, uss
paased- One amendment proposed that no salary be
paid su officer apo uisd uqder the Provisional Govern
meni unie's aaid oeor has been s appointed and COZ.
1fned since The iorast on Of The psrmaust Govern.
meut but a. tue solicitation ol evsra ssuaoTs Il vas
withdrawn.
The bill exenpiinE fsraeTB sns planters 4ho have
furnahed substitutes 5aa On motios, ,uksn up .om
ths tabis-yesz, IS nays. Sand made he special OF
der Of the day for Tuesday seri. at O'clock.
In tie HOUSE evidences Of he rssnfstmeHt Of a
lergs number Of troops from various States pre-
sentsd. and rssolaiions Of thanks were adopted.
The Senate bin 70 organize general star for the
army vas discussed, bus was noi disposed of
Bosh bosses we're in secret session ess Of The day.
FrsH soFIherz VsrRIHIa.
ORAEuE G. II, February 5.-Kineheio Prince WI.
iisa cavalry sent in batch of PisoasTs captured near
Kstie run Fsuquisr county, Va on suHdAy las. Tasy
belong to hs 5h corps aud report everything qnes IN
thsir llnss.
Oar Scouts report that tbs enemy Is granting fur
lOughs quite literally to enlisted saen.
Ersm Easf Tennssses.
@oRRmTovS. February 5-Pflvate W H Russell
Of company A, 2lss Nizzissippi Humphreys brigade
was shot 10 dsy for deserving hir regiment 20 join
cavalry regimen.
Trains are now running to RogorEvle junction
We have nothing Of intsreitio rePors from Tho front
Frsm Mobile.
NOZZLE, February 5--A ssecial dispatch to he
Evening News from Clinton NIss, the 4lh. says that
sherman Il sdvsneing- with two corps under aIePhsr
son and HuFlburt. Gen. jackson has foHeht them ali
day. They made but two miles to day, ard camp to-
night six or eight miles below Clinton.
Prisoners who hsvs bsen taken report the column a.
thirty thousand strong.
Gen. Rozs whipped hem yesterday m hand to hand
SIGHT.
son 4ih says the enemy oomnenced crossing Big Black
yesterday They rau over SIX egiments Of Infantry
two Of cavalry and two batteries a. the raroad bridge
They attempted to cross a. Messenger ferry, but
failed They attempting to cross at Blrdsongl
ferry.
Ths city is full Of ruinors and eEcite1snt but The
people are confident
From GharleEasH.
CHARLEsToS, February 5.--Bishty.Ave shots were
fred al the city day. There has been no hIing II
Sumter.
muuiilon to tie Gregg ana Cummins point bsttsriss
There has been large IRE on Folly island to-day,
supposed to be the burning Of a Ysnkes hospital
sunboa n the Edisso river high and aryi st Is be-
lieve4 that she viii be destroyed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06


Metropolitan Cathedral and count she number
Of hu1nEn beings which shall ponr forth to-day
rom all the churches in this great metropolis,
hat mighty hest Of well nigh q million OF souls
would scafcsiy represent the numbar Of victims
which this gigAnEio war has consumed in the
short spxce Of two yssIsi There sTs among
rs parents who know what it is 10 lay the arm
on which toT yehEs they leant, in the cold anc
m0urnlul grave there are children who can un-
dersssnd what it is 10 be deprived Of beloved
psrsnt ; AID we feel that oil such q etions az
srfibis even when they come i6 tho naiural
course Of liumen decay or inevitable sickness
0ut when, As the avengibg seauTge Of an in
VsdiBg army repleied from ths dIega 0l Eu
ropesn cities, and feT no 0ihar parpose than that
the invader may bPcoms an overwhelming aa-
Eion. powerful enough to disturb the peac8 and
ssfaty Of lie world, whenever political consider
tions shall offer plausible prsie1t-Ee feel, /
say, that death Snd ruin infiet d thus, carry
with ttem a far deeper and inienser sorrow
I 5uow Il msy be said, what can Ws, as &
sYmpathiZing people. do 60 arrest the iaTthei
efiuslon OF blood BY brethren, les zach Of
he 20 COO parishes OF England send up to our
rulers = request, as the expression Of their
Christian feeliug, that the demon Of wsr shoud d
sheashe bis heIy sword end you would hear
no more Of slaughtered brothers and burning
towns Other nations OF Europe, as you know
sTa not only awaiting Cur selion bat long to
follow in our wake, aud issue the humane de
erea. Bat alas the miserable spell Of party
feeling IN certain quarters has hitherto been TOO
strong for Cur Christian principles, and SYN.
pathy in many OF US, has dwindied down to
spAthy. Lst each of Us, however, IN this mat
tor, but ihink for himsslf, and with the gospel
of Gods love in cur hearts, no shall hardly fail
TO provo ourselves, IN act as well as in name
disciples and foll0wers OF the Pfines of Peace" !"
IA APPENDIX 70 tho sermon, ON 81 the mode in
whlcb :ae war Is carried on by the FedeTsls, ss
recorded by themselves" makes as mach mat
tel ss tho aernoa, and is made up Of extracts
kom Northern journals Of the inhuman and out
rsgeous manner in which our enemy has con-
Quoted the var
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-06
The - of Wgdna.dly -

The Courier Of Wednesday says
The euany with the exception Of an oaas.
siousl shot. has discontinued firing upon Fort
Samler. -Four thiriy-poundeT Parrot shots
gere hrad az the fort daring Monday, snd tHo
more shots Monday night, sinca which tho
firing On the fort eetssd
The number ef shells fred aE tie city from
h@lipssl I've Monday afternoon to hklf-pass i've
Tuesday svenIng was one hundred aRd fhirty-
ak. No casualties were reported.
Bssween eleven and twelve o'clock Monday
night, The Steamer Presto, Captain Hersey, nom
Nassau, 10 attempting - run ths bioekade into
mis- port, struck The wreck Of tho steamer
Ainh0, and unfortunately goi sshoIs of Suli-
van island, nearly Opposite the Bsauregafd
battery. Every eff0st was msds BY the cap
tain and crew 20 get hsr sfozt, By throwing
over the cargo sad Otherwise tightening her, e
vas f5uRd that fha vessel hsd got INTO 3 kind
Of jHE Whsro il was impossiDio % 1ese har
About daylight sbs was discovered by-ss9z
en-, nv. who st once opened IRE upen her from
Two y Founders 81 Gregg. The crew having
thrown over gTeateT part Of the cargo aud e.
curing their personal -l.scts abandoned tho
steamer and landed On Sullivan islsnd, from
whence they czme 70 the city The enemy
shortly afterwards opened wiih q 2Q9poundsr
a. Gregg upon The grounded steamer The four
mentors also moved uP and joined IL he arirg
upon ne 1ttlll5Is a FrIy leAft tA2r H-- -1Hh
u9 at her by The enemy al day
A number of shells bad bur5t in and over tho
steamer, and It vas e1peeis3 that shs would %
Eotafloss Most Of the cargo has bean saved
in good condition.
Tina Pless0 was very dne now steamer, and
brough. a vAiuBbis assor ed cargo Of shoes
blankets, bacon, hams, etc, for the Governmers-
Only q small p0Tson Of the cargo belonged 70
private individuals.
ThsEs was no change Of Importance IN the
ases
ABout haifp past I o'clock Tuesday afternoon
another dreadful explosion Of an eight ine5 CT
Two hundred FOUNDER parrot she'll took place
in the blacksmith shop Of Mr. Waa- s. Hsne-
reyis foundry, on Meeting street, near Line
street. Wounding SIX Of the boys connected
with he blacksmith shop-Ono morssllys one
.eriously, and tour slightly The boys, Is ap-
pears. had taken one Of The loaded shells from
Pile that hsd besn picked up IN he city, and
sold az ths foundry, and rolled il into the shop,
with the intention of drawing the cbareas They
SLED the chamber with water, and supposed
thar the powder had become thoroughly ah-
8oTbsd with it. Que Of them, to test-its tan e
red hot wire into the charge, when the shell az
eloded with terrific effect.