Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-11-21

nosse,.;nn of fto.mnr,aw Morning Tho on.
an,v lolt Fort W,iLer w hurr;oJjv that their
Yr;yate eifects ;ndeed everv,binv were aLan.
aoned and wa fonnI evervtbinv lust as they
leG ,bem, Dinner ,aIies wsrc set and poo1
God re.dv for Tho bunyi-v lipbters and all
liz ~ ms The an,o,,n1 ~ inf fonnd wa,
,n.,on;sb;ro !. nd ali vas tat ten noss, sion al |
he orr fnrces and Will Ibe excention of n
fsw art;clea taten ss ,oen,enidcs N the occa.
s;on syarvthing is sate ,Cnitga nunber
of elegant swords ami nistois <addles. &c
were found. and distr;buted among the dc. |
serving. FDI
THE EPpEcr or THE FIliNg.
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= a He n X2"'s "vs;si{k - 'i,,s,.i
eycfs manu- ~ sns wvts. ssaa,,,aJ ,s,y a -.
.he 'loni' LUIS snss WIZ .;.Ds ~ ~ ~.
me e1ni9dhins nre " W. s"i.pa il sIaII uG o
r,agc hau Deen s.''eH py ms ,hl 1nh hmu a
sn,VeIeu " P,eoes' N,,, nd 'and;aa Jv Tho % srl;n.
eun hou.;eu lpGn ~, ano ,r;,h ,as,;Ec earoa ep
1Sls n.ans u, ~, u,eI'1"o H. CO., af ,ha ,arnno,
ne."eehane eun d"t " I'LL u,;nnl,J vii
Ta? 'nso pooi o LII ri 5,;ooos 81
Iain', 9n s,I, ;Jasdu"ts ~ " IN Goo os nora;ons
icsml 'c otueT ,t;I oi & . Tb;s sbot nm.
VI whiShei1 sun Iiuns " -; a,h"r ,n 49,
nave o3ne horrible execution 5 a. p.her po,,
| g. H. ~;..l,k - h,aN
u. Ahoiher carIiae9 !" tne ns". Nv was o.o
Ken 10 pieces, anu .he guIs W 'n1 VIZ
lronts were Ienuereu useiess w .nI er, en"s a'hs
nre from the gusipoats , Jn 'he e,;at i LAIN. nann
lneir scolGl'nR nte VI Snei "Hro ~. % amepU
WIN reslSl'ess iury a'.paena,y eneo. ao,osi
t1ls i9ns Muter Pona, "hI'e 'ne JnonS ;.i' NJ
piaceI !lle'f nea'les. ,,,G'a s,y'o'e ,Io VII
3ut takl'H .ie pIecs9'lon " p'aoo ua;o.s.s
9e!Wee, li'c guns, uiu a. u;ao,, as a,y.,"s "
arive tne repels ,rGu .hIal mo'nl, J,san;h ~ ,Ie
~, Tufrieu ,llanner l naye pe.o'J ~ ~ uI
me w1Ihs me1e pipusnou " y AZ Sno'
anu sne, 81 osui! ae 'o'""~0 ''"'"'''' ~
paitT "JoosIaiy. 20 ,ho ,o,.,
All ihe houses anu Iiany 9i .ne Ell
apouI the work worc pcl'n'Ih.eu e aIu eo.n
hying snsii, anu hardIy a iigntol g'asI couiu
oe uouuI in'ao'' M ~ any ou'une ~:
shell eH plough. ne iIees ~ ..,e siort.y "
..eop!ec. VI IHr nl.l :no"eu 5 1ia ne.ts
Vis,tations. H'eIythlns, lhu1eu, o1ie M .he
MARKS OF rum Mo sonoer' 'nen' ana' I the
reDeis pea' NASTY retreat, ! eau, anu uo;
cheelully pear testimony 70 the ea,,an. oa,l anu
courageous i'iunher ~ "nlch .hG ,eso,'
ma,ntalhea their position Inuer not nrei
ana I3ught al 'nelf guns wheh many "ouio
iiars M neo; In, -,
Ihe'r lVss l'i kihsu an1 Moui,ueu mu,.
nave 9eeh heayy. Aoou. nl'een nave pecil
DurIed to-day Sy the marinesi TWO OF .hree
wounded were found, the remainder were uh-
doubtediy carried win me retfeatlng iorees.
IL Is ascertained tnat mere were elghs nun
Ts~'l;',. v.i,'..ao..h N, II =, ,s,a,l,s,
and f;ye bnndred nrt;llar;sts fro, Gba,leston
came during the night to work the guns.
! About fifteen hundred ;ncn in the battery at
Bay Point, and they hastily evacuated 1t
shortly after the Hilton Head battery wa.
deserted. A large portion Of General
Wright's brigade was sent ashore in small
boats, with their camp equipage, &c., before
nighttall, and as | write. a large number OF
boats are plying busily from the TRANSPORTS
to the shore, by the bright moonlight nam,
litoh pattcry has peen saiciy ial,oon unu
5no nI'uS Wn iS,,ha sh uI'ey J "'Iv 81. ,u taIon
,on ~ isnu attack from
proper s,cpa W gu"'u"f1''',, u'' a.'ao~ taIn ,J
their works, winch Is nor very ilkc.y' uen'
oteVah hrleaae WIZ ne ,anucu ~ .he WIFI. IJi
ing, w'llch VIII ~ ionowcu py non ,eu ~. >
c2mmano. IL Us h9t aelerIh,ngn a1 ~.
whether 10 nou OF destroy my pny w. =
battery, our nss III kl',eu anu wpu,uG' u
repnr!en 10 ne nIse'p u swsny c,,as. cnus .o w
Th ~. tito ."d ano'e .eg:'u a., 49, uo'',I' Jo W"e
ne sn,pS na.o eHpe'iln.eL e's . sun h ua" - i
rom .ns s,eny nrgi ou, HOW .nHin niI onS y
~. bo;s'p'I 70 say io,'"o,Iow ,I m,i ano,F ae
oe.dus in 'p's' as wen as al 'he queS''oii VI
our ioss'
Correspondence Of the TriOune'l
BEHAVIOR OF OUR MEN.
But very few of our sailors had ever been
in action before, owing to the peaceful con-
dition of our National affairs of late years,
which have entailed no wars on MS; but
cannot learn that single man finched or
ialtered. Several of the captains have told
me that they now look upon their men as
already veterans in point of bravery, cool
ness, and utter Indifference to danger
H', t BRAVE ROY.
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n a,nos. I.1y J "hia, I nSo, 'hu h,,
uien "eie oa.su uD"'y ''anou ahn a;s
Ine,r leapeo,.ie Uapt I'ant;o Wn ,ado und s nl
Diensin1' pa,'ioum S enS".,on mas ,n"u1 ahu ,h,
sPec,ai .nanhs re.urveHj W;j ~ pEfsemce VI shu
snip company " lnha ni,ai dyS rsy SieI,;'
pIS NJ. i4 yGss ?lI, mno oonuuo'fL nm,
sen wtn uls'lnE Eplsneu prasu,y J a
! powae5-ooy, anu NV wy nsser Hiscne1 I;noI ol
uoq:eu so', ~. wne" I,e" wei a,ieu e.,
ae ins sua u: l,,: ~. iu" pa,y !" Isa'o ,o'
an lnstant ms ua,,csI h ouI nanueu 'ne cnf.
q a"ret,,Ilv nrar ,ha hod;es oed hostened be