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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-08
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gum 9Rlbyr uno RCapCr.
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fu.s an crn aUrrGtltSiieu @Ctiu0upaCu.
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9icrtbampton, 9louroc uno Garbcn 9aunttSs.
rs. q |yomcn s. Spbm,
50 qB. yoamiltcu Ctr, Qucutaun.
Eltruor II, 1865, naGM
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-08
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g3an3cn 3u vrrtreiten unb prrn
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6F Saupt' Depot, 482 SroobmaY, 9iru gQrt.
~ Serfauft ron alltn @putbrtrrn In
Ulentdun, Qa.,
teim @rC6en unb SIsirsn.
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Il (, 10. mirp nstr @etreibr unb @urrGtbe er,
rsttCt tte font BON ttn1rIttn SntiI9t mirStn ale
9an5r Scnren bteles riiglifen Mittfls tpRet.
SS3'- 8otten 9r9cn @Ggd.- gBrr irafnb ctnfn
fictnrn Gosel idtcbt, III ein 9raufamer Wann atrr
irber, Der ba5u tsiragt, Hattrn, WduIc unb ancrrc
fhdOl,as 2birre auelurpttfR, IN Gin gEutltGtrr
her WSri6brit. Collar BAT Gia Elm foIdtts Der.
ciCnlt erworben, inorm er ifin friitmirs 9ulutr
e furbrn bat, trCbur6 fUtdr Gbisrr, rClft Dem
Mcnf&sn fsinn Nusrn fOHorrn S6atm brinacn,
auegeruttet perpsn.
sEy- Den 5armsrn uno SausGGltrrn pfrStn
Inbrld, fir mrbrrre tInbrrt 1baIer wertb 0e,
rrre, YrpSiont II. {. 10. burh Rattrn, WGuie
AmaIen uno fcni9es llnae,iefer pertilst, pslhr
rs prrbijtcn fpnnen. rern fr fir peniacs @jelp
SUhar,e grrrmnatOr anwsnrcn.
Mdr' %, 1865. na4W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-08
Ser. Stnnten 2(nleiDen.
Die crQe J(Ntionat 8anN
Don QfiIsnfOfpm

NbH
(sine OfpUFt' 8anf fir ReaieruRsS @e(otr } tIstii
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an, ndmlta ole ttfrbten
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SHmmfn ern 80 1tatcr tis gu 5000 Gbaief.
Ser. Staotrn Stutcfdleinc,
,oGt6nr in ciurm 9alre nit 6 gyo,ent 9nsUrT,n
lino 3u 6abfn In GumHfA bon 1000 Bic gu 5000
S9airr.
StebcnzOrri6ilrr Bombs,
Gie tlisttett untfr alien anlejten II ee9sa'
wdrti9 bic fCsenannts
Sietcns s0rri6jgcr 2lnIsiGe,
9tcidte III tottrt rom ten auauii 1864 unt
;otttar in trrt Satrsn rcn isn'm Dotum an &C.
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ga gBis tcfdnnt il eie zirtrns Dreisigrr 2ln.
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t. A.-N 10
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-08
9feu 9Jprf Maareu.
SS0bITetIs fe4r (uD9tTciG :
STAND DOWN THE HALL.
NEW YORK STORE AND ALL
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upo S8sih unO oIs rtre natirIttte 5cles. mGGtn
tntBe Gtotitiifn ii'ardd tsrvpr TOR mrn, unb mir
8arrantuFn itren pritSrn @Gpinu, rtnn nlht
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an aiammutb 5tobr pcn 2entnotr
uno g detmcr tauftn.
aRtr Eatrn fcstm tci bm arogtn gnfduf,n
in Bolton. Ntuport uno 96IatrIptta Ginfduf.
9cnoft mir batsn uniern SlUbr nit bt,Ien
mosltdi'H gEaarCn seOrdrgt uUu asIupft unb
t9.en urirr &Orbatsn nit tntfpufcnptn 3iffru
an unlrrn @useTn aus. gBir teat6bHd,n f.ne
esFe Yrablerern ;u MAIDEN, rpir siriar SaufItute
tann NIT uriern gSOrtsn brptirtn mir bic Sanbs
Ian8, weIarS i'Rramal am brlien IL.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-08
21eoper to1'o 01dber,
Die DeFe unb tiQi8te MaI0ine 1T ber g8elt !!


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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-08

teilt bic Rranf6eitrn
ScG Safes muS Der 2uu9cn,
ais Gtfaltans, GrCup, Gnsbriiiisfett, 9rpn&ts
tice, 0alsmrb, 6:iertet, Seu6buRen, u. (. tp.
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2un9en 9 bwino II d. t,
uo lclbp no ii6 Osls furd,6ars &rantbrit 16cn
i'la,icgt bat, 9rlpdbrt c5 9rUbsre GiReerun9 ale
rgrnr cn anbcrr0 Mtttrl.
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RFniigenpr tGer9Git prIIrn
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g2e6i3iR an Der unprlitdt pom pcnniDlpanirn
arit an bem 9snniplpausn SoIpitot, unO elmer
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opn gBtlbfirlhen GnSr: ,,gs 1T ems Der rrrrt6.
puJfrn unffrfr etntcimIdrn Ssilmiltel inbem &c
NIT Der ldrfenten &raft Die @tssniGait SrrbinOct,
6oS ssrei5te Gslen gu bCrubi9en uno nrrpUIs
GufrCaung gu berminoTn.
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1lst In btr'slben g8rrts. ,.Serrfa SdlduoCn,
lBur,cl iR ein renasnoes Sstlmittst. &cnr Std
tisteit N tauptIahta auf bic 0mes 0rri6tet.-
Gs N tsiunOrs ndBli& fir 6runil1e &atarb
anfdae, une pCreeiGrittrnsr @rrup."
Re9n Wanad an Naun f6nnrn mir ntt
ale 3cuaniiIr usrGfentGen, bic in uniersm Sefef
anp, bod Stbsn mir spCi:
6nirotl d E, 1 @pril 1864.
Sd b3ruse tirrtur6, bnF Id Sunpntc 6laf6m
ron Or. SbnbOIBer's Yb6nir 8ruTmitd pbrr
,ufdmmcrgciSbsr Sprup Don gBibFirIher unO
Gdlnnaen Dur3,l perfauft unp nod bic ule Ser.
icn ,u fHern babe, prlfe eS gctrnu6t bat unb bel
osV GO niat erfaunt@e g9trfunSm bel 6rtIurg
bon 6ufsn terSprsraGte.
@ejsi&nst, Saeob 9pwers.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-08
galCbr I5eugnif gu GunatH uOH
NGtfDler'S S8itterS.

SGA ~ NUASA c&CtAkSAcS
@s untnliest tcinsm 3pstfrl, bae pfeI linfus
NIT rtm Aufpuffn BON pattnt Wtbi,Intn sftIts.
ben prr. @ruRpiab'pis YuSOnsn faBrIjirm 6dus
fla tire tgsnsn 3tusnllTt ron rpuntnbaren Dill
un9rn, tis burh pele Wtte ttptitt ffiu loIIen
unU vdraDhrn IIe pcr rer gBtlt als t2t. Disa y
ni1t / tr 6nn nit MitI6lr'S StttTs. Der Gts
aentbiimrr pro trgrnb einrr Ytrfcn cine ftegebfee
BclUbnung Sabrn, prlhe nohpeiR na6 Elm sIas
,ises rfr ron tbm UuGfftntltften 3tusniFt Mot
rat Ia. Gr rutmt lidb. pab lis limmtliob 70 ltnb.
Cte 9uIcnfn, GtIn Namsn tr1@sinrn, rohnsn
Da no ts annrgsbsn IL. unb tpsrttn irrsr 3eit ntr
lBuIljdfdt Der rfOlstsn Stiluns bs,suasu.-
Buntrrbar pte pielt uCn ibrrn 3u lsin Gdsinn,
FGmmt bod fer g,G5tr IteI bsTIslbfn upn psEs
1unen, bic i'm Stoats ptnnIplpanttn Iebsn, unb
cine arr6t Wsbrbst 9ans nobs In Der GitS uno
csm Gaunt7 eanealer. Son pttir srU6sn Wts
oiltn fam rettaIb Mot eslaet prrotn Gin
prcpl;t Gilt ridt5 h feinsr Ssimalb",
$50 Wfhtsr'S Sitt;rs am bta,n b,fonnt N
mro cS am mrtitsnS asbrautt unb feline sOr,iie.
l.a'n msbBinji6sn gtssnf&ofttn ON bSdtasn ss.
iaSBt,
Jol9entr 9risf, Grutr rrtaltsn, "a auT rGns
rex psIcn 9utifitalr, iptl6s tsm eissnibdmu bic.
fer D6&f trcrtasUlsn unS ptrfiumsn mtbi1tni.
i4'n 3atfsitun9 jufCmmtn
DanStItr, eareoasr Co.. pa.,
~. NiarJ 1865.
Srn. .. Mif6ter.-gRsrttr 5ns. Sd
mar IanBs nit SrSFrpfen brtnfttt ttsfsitsi spn
Qridlsu, iapfrrn SfmT3,n tn meirsr ShIs, snb
,etprilig vCn ll,btlfrtt unb DurGfng. aIS ID
auf 2Irrat6rn zines 5rsunbts, nnfna isr Sitirs
ju ne men, bate i'd fsinrn srU6sn @laubsn, boa
fs mir trlf:n rtbr; obu IS BOT mi@ SBaia si,.
cfrbrSrlcnt. 9l'tn SSrpu ~ itbt stIunS unb
IN 5clas rrf'n msin @smutb better unS jufri,Stp.
Gs madt mir Suaaustn, mtins 6tlluna ,u be-
3'u9tn une Id wnes i'tS StVs i&dbtnrs RsSi,tu
mrishlGn.
Gaiyidii9 Gle SEriar,
Sara9 s. &rtmtr.
Nnt q. 1865. nS3R
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-08
0ut Nrue8 fiir bic 2eut |!
TriiRlin85 un6 Spmmer gBaarrn am
Slciber : emporium
Sn Der Stabt aarntaun.
Gywpiu I'm rrYrS 0NNSSnw

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StrGRG, IN Hugnoun, nctb mmGr fcrfGctrcibcu, uue
iu9IstbGr 3ttt Osrfhcrn itc oagclbc-lpit btss ouh
eSrstts olsrmarts bstanRt it-eoB man ca tei ib.
ncn
Die brltrn unb irpblfcilltrn Sleiber,
in etuer llm9c9cuo ron ptnjqfcns 80 9Pstlcn fau.
fen tam. @s ii tiGs Inar pjel 9eoat, otsr es bal
t1sr aus, tnotm cs utCbt5 ols Cte rgne QSabrbsit
III. Sic batsn 9I9tnparti9
Ginen berriiAcn Gtod Gtcioer
fir Die SobrsFit pafciiO auf banO, Der audi Fdsr
nibt an S6tnb,it utErrodsu wiro, telisbGnp aus
glQen Nrtcn 8Gdcn,
aus arten gGeirn,
&lr 2lrlcn 6uIfn,
2IIc Qrtsn 6atstiiacr, etc d,
lino furi NNcs cas- in ibr Jad sinrblaoL uup otcr,
Sbetiodlr, iu'amUcn sGncmmcn nit Rem Sherots
oaten, lrgt tE ia p;n Stouo aIi 2(npredbsupe nah
SBuui,b beblcngn u tSrutn. Ruft rahcr on cb,
lhr oEiire tGuf.t rutan ;br Guercn SntcrcfIrn ocs
trSu istn rcut. &w9tI;t tsu Srt nibt, Htrltbs
II 90. IL aoamiIitu:SuoGs, jpilben Gem ,,A
lea pau6" un0 9Rclcrs Npotb,ts.
sic flro bantbar tjir tersits QtnofrnG Gunbs
lbatt uno biiEn'um cine Sore0usr Der G5urfi bes
putlItnmj, mGiUy iie ousb fsts uno tmmcrbu banf:
tar tiu psrtsn.
@rciui9 uns SfccSer.
aHeRtaun, gPHr; ID. l-64. mol J
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-08

ssS- Cine Stimme aus Dem ftyncn WeItm. -
Dwrd Gpltar,S Grrtttaer Der 8attrn, Sufctttr
II I, 10. mrb nstr @etreicr unb @rrrGtbr ar.
fsttd, te font bon ren1rIttn SnttI9t warctn, ale
1anje Scnrrn pteles ndgiGen Mittfls tphet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-08

sS- Den 5armsrn unb 6austGltrrn wsrStn
jHbrli& fir mcbrrre tanbrrt 9taIer wertb Sc,
treble, YrCSont II. {. 10. burh Rattrn, Wdutc,
&mdien unp 1onltseS llnss,efer Sertlst, wStdr
Cs orrbticn fDnnen, wsrn iis fir pengCs @elp
@URar,e grtrrmtnator auwenSrn.
MGr, %, 1865. rniM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-08
Loss of the uDai Ching.

On the night Of the I'D ult orders were given
by the commanding officer of the Dai Ching 70
be in readiness on the following morning to
proceed rp the Combahee river az far SIS the
ferry, point near the Charleston and S8yan-
nah Railroad, for the purpose OF cooperating
Al an advance movement OF Gen. Towards
forces. In accordance with those orders the
Dai Ching got under weigh at an early hour
on The Goth, and, after having proceeded mp the
CoInbahee 10. a few miles, was fired upon by
: Rebel battery situated on the right bank of
the river. TRe battery opened with heavy
pieces ana at short range, nearly every shot
taking effect in some part of the vessel. The
position OF the Dai Ching when first fired upon
was such IS TO expose her to a raking fire, but
notwithsc landing this fact she brought to bear
on the foTt with good effect her 100-pounder
bow gun.
Ching, as good lncA would have il, fell in with
and captured the blockade. Coquette
bound from Charleston to Nassau, with a
cargo of seventy five bales Of cotton. A prize
crew vas Immediately put on board with
orders to take the prize TO Port Royal at which
place she subsequently arrived.
The Dai Ching maintained The fight with the
rebel battery for seven consecutive hours, and
had not the unfortunate circumstance of her
getting aground occurred, the result, IN all
probability, would have been the capture OF the
fort togethe r with all its guns. As it happens,
the Combahee river is difficult of navigation,
in consequence of its numerous short turns and
shallow places. Her uncomfortable position
having been observed by the rebels; they re.
III
order to effect this result several additional
guns were brought into action.
The officers and crew OF the Dali Ching be-
haved splendidly, and although they had ex-
trene odds to contend against, they crippled
and shattered the enemy's fort TO that extent
that IT would have been in our possession had
the position of the ship admitted of one more
hours working OF the guns. At last, at oclk
in the afternoon, it bein apparent that the ves-
sci could not be got afioat, and that it and all
hands on BOARD would be captured unless
bon IN
i, " as decided to fire and then abandon her,
" hiCh was done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-08
ITO THE PUBLIC.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


Congress, by an act passed at its last session
placed considerable sum of money at the disposa
Of the Secretary of the Treasury, to be employed
In the prosecution Of measures for the detection
and punishment of persons engaged in counter
feitine Treasury notes. fractional currency, and
other securities of the United States This fund
Is tG the payment Of rewards to detectives
dela Are brought t9 Justice; and its ADMINISTRATION
placed BY order of the Seere tary under the imme-
diate supervision Of the undersigned, to whom all
communications relating thereto, or to the
offences indicated. should be addressed. Liberal
Who have aided in the apprehension Of counter.
+ is hoped that the stimulus thus offered, added
the suppression Of crimes tending 70 impair the
credit Of the national securities; and thus smbar-
est co operation Of all capable Of aordinx any sid
In the efforts being made by the Department for
the .ttsin%ssnt Of That desirable end esg:s;
facts i'm portant to be known by the Department.
concerning such offences, will communicate them
fully and promptly to the undersigned.
Pub!ishsrs OF newspapers Through eut the eoun.
try will render essential service to the Govern
.:nt And TIE pablo By sytnS
nov1. StD6aW Solicitor q the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-08
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have been q Standard Remedy for over thirty
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classes they are invaluable, Inducing, 1oith Ger
taarty, PERIODICAL regularity. They are known to
thousands who have used tn EN- at di erent periods,
throughout the country, having the sanction OF
Explicit di,eetons, stating 1rheH they shoald BE-
used. with each Be1-the Price One Dollar per Boz,
or Boxes for IS, containing from 50 to 80 Pills.
Pills sent by mail PROMPTLY, secure from observa.
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HUTCHINS l. HILLYER, Proprietors,
dec lO-eoly.a 81 Cedar st., New York.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
0PHICl BALTIMORE OHIO RR. co.,
~ WAsHIAefoH, Deeemeef u, 1854,


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On ss r.
wv % run .T = M0yssee ssoEEH
1rrivs At saifimsre 500 AZ. s ''n 0'i' a. H.
No. 2-NIW YORK 4 PHILADELPHIA Elk
81 n. 7ssi $50 1.a 10 10
Lave sS Wassinrso1 SIS n ssoSsinr 4 1s7
tations, eonnsctins At R.ay With the Mail frAin
for the West. and reaching Baltimore 1T 1000
No. INV YORK NAIL rRAIN-Leavs wash
Il Hs1 To.t ( 1865
No. s-BALrlMoRl TRAIN AND WAY STA
ins st Relay with Frederick train. Arrive 1t Bal
4:so P: 4. Arrive at Baltimore Gle P. 4. This
train stops =. B,sosnsSnrs bsitaviiis' Laurel and
A ao's@ss ss9sGn ALBANY cI NEW YORK *.
1 1I41. s.1 Yolt . saP
gers By this train connect with all the early Morn.
Ing ess NJ
sol by this train. which is limited in capacity by
No. sIBALTIMOR1 & HARRIsBURa TRAIN
Leave Washington GAS P. N. and arrive at Baiti-
No s-NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND
WEsrERN TRAIN-Leave Wsahingten At 1880
eRpp Ks1y He9 se sr Wssen
Parkersburg and all points in the West Reaches
New York at OIL AN.
FOR ANNAPOLIS the connections viii be made
With the 81 A. II. and the 8 and $3.50 P. n. from
Washin gton. No trains to or from Annapolis on
Sunday
tn. ONLY s @RxPAs T Skos sxAsH1sersE
for passengers on Sunday are The SD and 1a:iS
for Baltimore, philadelphia. and the West, and
the 6 P. II for Now York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West, as well - to
Philad 81 phia, New York, Boston, can be had at
the Station Ticket Office at all hours in the day.
we'll as at new Office in the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between Al and
9Th streets.
BAGGAGE will be checked at all hours,-alao for
through points. to save trouble and confusion at
ALL PAssENG ERs, whe Their soldiers or citizens,
are politely but earnestly requested to respect the
rules of the Line, established for the general ad
exclusively for ladies and their and the
prevention 2. s. .o cheeIfui eompIisnas
With the decisions of the agents or cond uctors
in regard to their Seats tickets etc.. especially in
the hurry of starting the trains.
W p SMITH, Master of Transpor tation.
L. M COLE General Ticket Agent. dec 20
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THE EVENING STAR.
B.mbardment Of Fsrs Fisher

A private letter from an officer who partici-
pated IN the captere OF Fort Fishes thus de-
eribes the bomb ardment;
$50 continuous and telling was the fire that
the garrison was driven into the bomb proofs,
and made no reply with their guns, several of
which were already dismounted At this time,
vast earthwork were fuTro wed and notehed
by the unparalleled fire which had been con-
oentrased upon the fort three days and nights
Yet the work was not weakened or damaged
10 any considerable extent Although shot
and she'll fell either upon or within the fortress,
20 the number of $50 a minute, or 81 900 an
hour, it was not preached nor swept away, but
stood with distinct and dim outlines nearly SIS
perfect as when the first gun opened upon IT,
This, and many other engagements, conciu-
sively show thatthe most formidable onensive
and defensive works are those made OF earth.
The onbardment, as it progressed on this day
can be bat meagerly described. IL was grand,
terrible impressive beyond the power OF hu-
man description TIE most concentrated and
powerful fire had been reserved for this day.
The uncomely monitors ran close in shore, and
delivered their huge shells with the greatest
ACCURACY and fine effect The frigates Color.
sdo and Wabash, mounting two there OF heavy
guns, took their positions further olt than the
vessels of lighter drauEht, and pou ed in their
terrible and rapid broadsides. They were con-
stantIy enveloped in clouds of sRlphurous
smoke, through which lurid tongues of fire
eaped from their oaken SIDES Our other gun
boats were formed ia line of battle. and We'd
with each other in the terrible contest. The
peaceful sea was overspread with a vast ex.
iendeo clouo OF DhItle smoke. through winch
the sun could not force his genial beams.
Probably a more concentrated and powerful
naval fire was never witnessed-probabiyw was
never eeualed. So powerful was it, that the
solid shot and shell hurled by our largest
CONS, penetrated in some Instances through
fifteen feet of solid earth and exploded against
or within the bomp-proofs- l was told by
Colonel Lambs secretary that the concussicn
witain the fort, from exploding the shell and
sold shot, was terrible and deafeHing 1t
seemed as IL volcanic fires were leaping and
laundering from the earth. TIE air hisssd,
quivared named missiles OF destruction. Oas
nnceasing thunder OF artillery shook the earth
On this occasion, / saw what had never
before saw in q bombardment. Large wreaths
or rings OF powder. smoke frequently issued
from the muZZles OF the heavy guns, and rising
slowly and regularly, increased ia diameter
and preserved their original form Cor long
time.