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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-04-15
rHE WAR.

faE w An.
Since our last, the long threatened at
tack on Charleston has come of, the full
particulars Of which will be found in our
columns to-day. Never, in the history OF
maratime wars, have such threats been
made with such signal reyerses as the pre-
sent, at least, so far. The devoted city
the hot.bed of Secession-the FIRST to FIRE q
gun, and humble the proud flag Of cor.
Tnpt Government, and thus entail on itself
the curses, long and loud, Of tie yandal
hordes, with whom the Gonfederacy is now
contending, she has withstood the shock
Of the great armada, and sent it back, bleed,
Ing witnesses Of what can be done by a gal
Iant people, armed in the cause of justice
aud right,
aAnd thus be II ever, when fteemen shall stand
Between their loved homes and the wars dcsolation,
Best with victory and peace, the heaven rescued land
nation,
Monday last, the 18th was the second
anniversary of the surrender of Fort Sum.
ter, and the day, which the; Abolitionists
were to tcelebratcn in the coveted fortress,
IL the plenitude Of pomp and power; but
ssman proposes and God disposes," and thus
have the prayers Of christian people been
answered, that after most formidable at
tack, the Queen city reposes "as quietly as
child on the breast of its mother" tits
NOT expected that this repose will bc long
nndisturbed-the cunning, the treachery Of
our enemy, is still to be feared-we must
not, BY present success, be lulled into Sc.
curity that may prove fatal--we must put
no faith In Northern peace demonstrations.
OF theignus tatuief European sympathi.
sers-no, we must buckle our armor tighter
on-we must add orr non producers to the
forces already in the field; follow the enc
my from pillar to post until the South i:
redeemed, and then, if need be, demand
our own terms on their own thresholds. Lee
the mass meeting of New York pass fol
what it is worth, nothing the same mail
that brings us such glad tidinSs, also tell'
us of the triumph Of the Abolitionists il
New Jersey, Connecticut, Maine, &c.
.sin native swords, and native ranks
Our hopes of freedom dwell y
From the West, though much is threa
tened, We have the best encouragement
Fort Pemberton, Fort Hudson, and Yieks
burg have proven unconquerable, and th'
gunboats of the enemy are Aoatiugin man.
waters with as many views, doubtless, whicl
time, or perhaps, chance, will alone eluci
date. The present month, as compared
with that of last year, has so far contraste!
greatly in our favor-ere another month
elapses the feyers of our coast will prove
terrible foe to,the Northerners, when thei
negro allies may easily be scourged int
tbei. proper submission. We repeat, tn
skies look bright for US now, and we hav
much to hope for in the future.
~ The Mayor of Columbia, S. c., b'
been directed by Council to invest $4,000
of their funds in s per cent. stock Of th
Government, to be held until the bonds 4
the city become due next year.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-04-15

pg The Mayor of Columbia, S. c., has
been directed by Council to invest $4,000
of their funds in s per cent stock Of the
Government, to be held until the bonds OF
the city become due next year.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-04-15

French.
Gen. D. H. Hill has invested the town
Of Washington, N. c., but the cowardly
Yankees refuse to allow the women and
children to remove, to ensure their own
safety. Gen. H. will take it, however, at
all hazards.
Fighting is expected near Memphis
The merchants are shipping their goods
North, and Suffers selling their wagons.
What pity some Of our spectators we're
not there to make investments.
The Senate of Georgia have passed a
resolution, 25 to 10 submitting the ques'
ton to the people, of endorsing the Confed-
crate bonds. The House rejected Stevens
resolution to reject the endorsement, Gl to
GO.
of the sixty.two persons injured by the
late explosion at the Confederate States
Laboratory, forty seven have died, and the
remaining fifteen have recovered.
- Joseph Spratt, Esq, of Clarendon, is
we are informed, furnishing corn to soldiers
families at one dollar per bushel, and hav'
ing it sent to the mill at his own expense.
"A Bill has passed the New Jersey AS
sembly providing that any mulatto coming
into that State, and remaining ten day.
therein, shall be transported to Liberia, o.
: some Island of the West Indies where slave
lry does not exist.
, 1863-02-12
e. WASHINGTON TERRITORY, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 12 1863.
The Volunteers Mother.

he 10 ny boy-my only boy
His father died long years eono -,
And little have known Of Joy
But gAsina On HE dArk blue 0ye:
'Iis lighted nov with higher gioV,
Hls country calls hIm-iet him 0oi
He never grieVed ne; tender, lind,
Strong, loving, full Of hope and grace;
Ny life Was in his own entWinsd,
Ny heart but mlIToFed back hia faoei
With stern resolve he seeks the foe,
His country calls hlm-let him got
hOW oiten have Sal beside
Him sleeping; clustering round his head
Those heh brown locks, ny prAl1e, my pFides
And new The earth must be his bed.
It's wrong 10 gPieve for this, Iknou;
His country calls him-let him gOi
All In how many hearts this strife
10 WAged In prayers, oy prayer Won;
There b the sword, the Gre, the knife.
And for the saeriace-onr oont
TWould Kill me 10 he fell; but no
His country calls hlm-let him gOl
For God, Who rave us land % bleSh
would have uS guard u, heart and hone
Give up the best 81 such behest;
The gulf vas closed In heathen Rome
With one young WaTrior-Weal or vOe,
His country calls hlm-he must sol
, 1863-02-12

NOrlCR-sOLDIRRa TEANsrERs. SAILORS. Csr IAss
udouS o. ophan ehldFsnl uho served IN any uafl q
e.o1 either IN California elsuhere prior 70 March d,
Ieo % heir ohdFea uho were andeF . years q ta dael
81 sAers uho served he q California The Msxoai
leclea As hands af cher aaenla have been Sncoeaay
en.lnea 20 - Agsnis acting lOS uesFay pAA Land
- aSsul q Wa1hlaGoa aIlsnas1 ..
q ~ So q q LLOYD CO.,
IA11nInsysio ioF Claims, Pensions, nsuniI lAn1, u.
.s1ls1es . aly q Ne Head e Dsparlnsi6.
Wsnllpss o., D.. % 10. tl1
, 1863-02-12
The Poetry Of Flowing.

Clear he brown path 10 meet The eoultsr's GisAnI
10 on be comes, behind his smoking team,
with tolls bright deW-drops on his sun6urnt brow,
The lord Of eaFth, the hero Of the ploWi
EiFsl 10 the hsld before The reddenlng sum
Last In the shadows when the day 10 done.
Llne AaeF line, along the burning sod,
MARKS the broad acres where bis ieet have trodi
san where he treAds the stubborn eleds divide,
The smooth, fresh iaFroW opens deep And vide;
Matted and dense the tangled turf upheaVess
Mellow and daTk the Tidey eorn1sld cleAves;
Up 70 the steep HILL side, where The lAboFng train
etsnds he long track that scores the level plain;
Through The moist VAllev, elosEed with DOSING clay
The patient convey brSAks ~ destined Uayi
A every turn the Ioosenlng chains rosOund,
The Swinging plOEshaTe circles gslenlng round
TiIl the vide held one bllloUy waste appears,
And WeaFled hands anbind the painting StserA
, 1863-02-12

Learning. with virtue, is better than houses and
lands.
As proof Of the hardness Of the times, there is
mao in Ohio who kills only half Of pig ct
time.
When Tennessee girl is kissed, she exclaims /:
" Now put that right back where you took II
from! !"
II Is to be feared that many woman tears her
hair osteutatiously at her husbands death, after
having torn his much worse in bis lifetime.
A small town-A place where there are many
tongues n talk and few heads to think. This e
Victor HugOs latest, and, We think, the best def
A physician, speaking Of the itail constitutions
Of the women Of the present day. remarked that
we ought to take good care Of the grandmothers,
because we shall never get any more.
wanted-A thin man, who Is used 10 the bust
ness Of collecting, 10 crawl through keyholes and
find debtors who are "never at home" Salary: I:
nothing the first year, TO be doubled each year
after. ...'....
The clergyman In q certain town, as the custom
Ia, having published the banns Of matFim0ny BE-
tween two persons was followed BY the clerk read.
ing the hymn beginning with these words,
-N--,,.
rick" said the Widow Pinchem TO IN ex-boarder,
when sAt as good Q table - any In town"
"Och, ma'aul, and your 'able may be good
enough, but niver dAcont bit do you put upon
Il, sure"
In st. Giles's, the following notice was lately
uoeted In the window Of o lodging house:
Hay, sack and Hour TO let' chickens and car
rot"
The purport Of the notice was. "a second floor
70 les' kl'enen anu HA''e' ...- IT..
At young ladies' seminary, few days since,
during an examination in history, one Of the pupils
was asked:
"Mary, did Martin Luther de anaturA death =
"No," was the prompt replyi abe was excom-
municated BY bull" .... .....-
-s,o,oa ,,oa..,,;., ,,.vsl;no IN I,sl.rd
met an Ir;sbmSn and S' asked him rs,ber rouohiy
-, ~. IL. ro,o a. nIacn.v lane Tho T;ha..
nian replied: -.
"Ye zee, yer honor, the roads are not 10 good
condition, 90 we give very good measure"
=. .vh.. A,,.;,,o.. ,o.. vo,- h,,.h.u6 eol,o,, ,r
Wna. ouS'IsS @ w. youI "ssoas y. ,V.io" ~"
askca person wno was engageu 70 uSHng '0e W
cupI.Tu W or' T.s.SJ 49, = e.i.a.". Ss;,h;
=" '"' 'AS 'SP''oO' Nv
run m. .s.... o,.o o,..,o, on,,.;,. ~. nam.
Iecan's''e' ~ "u0e e"'e'eN OPPV'''" "'' N-''''
s'n'''"cm -.-.
An lrishuian slipped up and came down thump
upon his back, on the Ice which stopped his breath
minute or two, besides bruising bis head cousid-
erably. Recovering, he jumped up, threw himself
into Sighting attitude shook his INST at the zee e
Il about 70 take summary vengeance upon the clip
taPS aiiiakanna and then with violent RestuFe and
threatening voice exclaimed;
, 1863-02-12

"Father. Il tells here about Illuminated manu-
scripts-What were they lighted With"
"With thelight Of other days, sonny" answered
the father.
A country doctCraunounces that hehas changed
his residence TO the neighbOFhoOd Of The church.
yard. which be hops may prove . cOnVsniaeeto
bic numerous patients
, 1863-02-12
JOB PRINTING:

An kiAds o.
hOSk,
Pamphlet,
DlIl-Head,
CIFeulaF,
'".... Blank and
's.-.. Card Printing,
IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL STYLE,
Seuts1 with and dpateh and forwarded - per
OFdsF 10 any part Of the country.
panV the Orasr.
, 1863-02-12
ADVICE GRATIS.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
TO Purity the Blood.

T1e1o tilI0 nave been pAce0 Dytuo common cOuoeub
Of mankind st the head II ell remedies for removing
ubuOxOuI pOisOns from the bOOd. and ceandng ell the
tissues Of the body They have saved thonsAnds year
aAsS yeas. Um IAllng .acsass q tas sAtSs % o. eys
sisats, d, ss sasstsd Sy myTIads Il Witnesses.
ETosssVe VeakaesS and dehlity, The warnings o. d.
0ad FeGnmsed With Vig0r aud heatha action In every
ssSiisrsIInS influence Of tt6is medicine.
Female Complaints.
An asorasr Of The ssx, and dIssassaIn every crisis
peFIons 70 the life and health Of woman, youthful
sFed married Or single, may he Tadleally and quickly
saTed SACus "a o. .;SHSs - y ~ dSsss OF ths's
Indigestion with languor and want
Of energy.
when taking these Pills. rub HOllOvay'S cslsbtated
Ointment over The Dit Of the stomach, and over the
Fegioua % the liver the right side under the Fos,
~ yUoa a,noe ~ S1SS s.s "Sn reSSs spd srsrSv
The Improvement, though h may be gradual, VII Be
thorough and lasting. -.. d.
DRoPsY.
fhe Ocacy o. HalloWay Pills In Dropsy 10 extraor-
dlnRy. They ant With sach peculiar eject upon the
system, that The aalds arising from the dreia disease
are mpeFcsntihly carried H6 and prevented nom any
M aprits, and Feoices In completely renovated con-
htitltion; bat it h indaponsbly necossaFy that the
OIOtmnnt m iat
eomnlnIninC nsrSa
So-t'r'nAt PAaS' ... ... n. ...
- fa : =. ..
stomach, Liver, Kidneys and bowels.
=
Thoao Hho aBnhF frOm ha and IVOF cOmplalnla Ohoud
IN he ocls a this ValnahIe TeTedy fa1 doses Of
Uhleh wiII nate ~ n,r. faal esSfc and vi0oroua
s.%oS,nS i, ~. Siv,"S SssItSv actIcS n ~
sss N hiio.s ss,ssSs - silo,.1 ~ cnsnnS sSr,onS
S-...,,t". s "a ~. s,II-.- - "A ~
S.jas.es ny any ene ny sIneteL ~ O"nS.kueo
s, q Me!n .sa & s d ny. % 1s - SMsI sSs
S.cS o1cs ~ 80 Az, ard ~ pIis aren@ n arluC
iii ..so ~. ,airi. .rs : ANN ths.e orcsns
~ N'-'t'-'-~ : -
A,@, ahASkrAaS 40 RvaaAh ,utikh
0A StAe'S "
u,... "eaknos.'
vsry yea synp.ons Which oCs corrected may Ten. sssS
sssaes 81 modelA.ey u solds tske sx Pls pIsnty
, 1863-02-12
DROP6Y.

The eescy of HnlloWay's Pills In Dropsy 10 extFaor-
dlnaIy. They ant With sach peculiar eject upon th'
system, that The aalds arising from the dreal dseas
are impercsntihy carried H6 and prevented ffOn On,
taFtAer accumnlailan. The auref regains buoyancl
U aplrila and Feinices In . completely renOVated con,
htitition; bat t h indapenssby necessary that th'
Ointment should he m St esctuAlly rubbed Into III
completing paFts. a..
, 1863-02-12
Stomach, Liver, kidneys and bowels

Thoss Hho saasF from hlle and liver complaints should
~ The Ocla d this Valnahle reTedy, faW doses Of
which Will make the sufferer ieel elastic and vigorous,
removing all Impurities giving healthy action 10 the
liver II bilious attacks he allowed t0 cjntnue serious
eAsaAltles may ase. and the sufferer be cansle6ed %
0lntReAt should ha veil rubbed lnt0 the small Of the
bNek oncs or twios day; and The Pills. aenR 10 unison,
viii cure any complnnls aFisi & from these organA
, 1863-02-12

isubserbers vho do not give express notice 70 the
rary aFe conIdeFed wishing continue their subscription.
a subscFbeFs oFde their papers pubhefs
nay continue them until eli charges are paid.
SIT subscrbers neglect refuse TO take their Papes from
M once or place 70 which they sent they responsible
1n they settle The bin and give notice TO discontinue them
1-If suhscrbsn 10 ether places without Informing
The publisher and the paper sent 10 the former direction
Shsy are held responsible Noce Of removal should aWAys
be glven.
6As courts have decided that refusing 70 take paper
psFodeai from the once, removing and leaving uneaed
tsF, d Drfmd )icis evidence Of ihtehllonAl hAud.
O-fhs publshed rates Of AdVeFlsug govern In eli
Sxeup where special contracts have been made previous 70
Insertion. The courts have repeatedly % decided.
- Uadet he aU Of Congress, papers not charged
Psslags ln the eouns ln which they are published.
, 1863-02-12
Complaints incident to ohildFsn.

Al complaints Of children NAV soon b cured u care
b taken % purify their bond coFOct the action Of the
liver Ani cleanae the stomach and hoWea few doves
effect, particularly parents BE- careful In not allowing
them % e.t q thn which they knoG kOud bs luroIs
, 1863-02-12
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
URARLHs PRos0z,
HditoT and Proprietor.
TERMS-ALwAYs In ADVANCE.


On, SQUARE, 40 lines or Iess) Arst Insertion q %
Hseh suhsequent insertion, 20
kdsAScon q y per cent On the above rates 70 yearly
AdVefatert ,. ,--
,.siI Inserted q less rate than t9o per annum.
- Legal advertisements of every description must be
Saa isr before Insertion There uI Be no variation hon
thII rule n any event.
, 1863-02-12
Indigestion with languor and wan
Of energy.

when taking these Pills. rub HOllOways celSbtAtet
Ointment over the pit Of the stomach, and over th'
regions % the lVeT the right side under the ribs
IN your dlgOtlon uplFits appetls strength and energy
The Improvement, though it may bo gradual, will b
thorough and lAsiing. LEM.
, 1863-02-12
p HuaH.--shdftnasl of Rreath with


Very bed aymptoms which, u not corrected may tend
% some seFlouA disorders u the heart other vital
organs Bat moderately VI Solids take Sx Pills nightly
for anne little tmet take plenty Of fesh air with mod
tfaA Okoiiso and the hean maohinery will Be quickly
restored 70 health aud vgor Try this but Of three days
only, and The result viii be marvellous.
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

for hs had been assured that hs must dso-shat terri
bio example mus. 10 made. yI
TUE FuEERAL nAadH
Ann now the command. " forward = being given, sne
Procession again moved slowly. and the band struck ny
essa2s,Y wiped MS face; but word sscaced him.
s. lar Ii had borne himself with armness that was
truly wonderful mi that gained him tho admiration ana
IN sicilr oR GEAvy-rIx rRooN
On reaching the top o. Tho hin stirring picture ws
2 no view s,uss s .ss Ss Whole the
sr IN sks second division. while every NIL ena trce ~
snS alive disrs q ,ns !. o.ss. her
cs,o. ". s.as, ps: &. ~: VI Ssss .s' cSss T .sa ~
stan we're to sse risss As wss neral Webb the com
1rsss Ts ssad 3 cc.sosS p.Ayns the funeral kh un
within few yuds o. the srase,, when they odddeniy
wsss'4 Ss sss & Ss a's &
sergeant and svcivs Hnsn. drew upto me side aud e
ssnsd M e ss four =. s' 1s T. cSn
seated himself upon the con se latter standing 70 bis
right. 81
Captain Wood, Assistant AhJataut Generni Genera,
wehbs sss. rode up and took pcessies bsi ~ecn
M sst c -s s as@ rs s.a esS
BY Captain wcod Ia lad vot'e sTss N US.
y e1' nEkIGrocs sBsycn NJ y. s5.. 4
Alter tho reading of the ordcrs tus c6ausnH rad ho
Twenty. third Psstm, ins acsI and cighh vorscs o.
the lh chapter orislhixns and Thee rAaae
% the end q ine ,cenh chapter or lhs frsi corinnaas
read. Tho Rev Mr. Collins then se0ok thc prsvpor
warmly BY ths hand. moving Oh sew PAGES ~ tine ris
w gMEEt ) THE nKEcr1lDN f#sM
Tho unsortunase man had now but aAfew momonts ~
1.-Two; tho tho provost guard adgspced
with handkerchief and bandaged h's eyes While ths
beng done the prisoner took on hts c0at astnr wbo0
shaking hands officers nhveA ~ the let 'cw pac
when May berry seated himself upon tbs cofin A. the
word "Resdy" from tho ofncor tho Wisouor waved bis
right arm. oxcainfng OGod save mo-"
Tho arm WINS raised again, and agrtn the words ''God
saYe me" broke from his lips In f,w voice
dhearm beipg raised for tho third time. when the
lgnai Are gSen and the nsxi instant the voley
rolled ren bill and tho prisoner slid ror~ ard from
the oo01l.bn hts 10 Z side.
Unfortunately be not instantly killed By the ars
tho body writhng tearfuly for over minute. when two
OF ic nvpshposers whose re reserved, advapccd
within three PAGES Of him and discharged their pieces
into his chest He struggled yet Tor seconds, and
then expired, The blood rothng from his mouth and
uostrils
The, band now struck up quick time. ana the division
fled m by brtgndes aud returned to camp. crowd
from the other division assembled arond tho body
for the purpose or gratifying their curiosity but they
were instantly dispersed by tho officers OF tho various
stalls.
Mayberry was an American BY birth. He to,d tho
chaplain that he did not desert because ho
and gavvno vsAssa whaaovorfor doing 80.
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

our uea and their rspd Are osused sS s9smy " fce
ssr cssssnin.son On inquiry trom IN sS s.S v
nisy cava'rymen obinsous regiment, wore sasssa q
caARtxs cur corKr NOUS,
osickansm;ay. % q ford dc s.,sd csinssiy Hili
We proccsd-d 70 this location, snd there found
several anches which we DESTROYED, snd also ousnea
oy toe rebel pickets While engaged IN this wovk o. 90
sRuc''on MAJOR Stevenson sent party TO
GkOR0K nlSoR's B0gsU. ara
saated oo the opposite side OF the river. and hero we
oerd that rebel scouting cpsrtes repucaty cross the
xc fospa sevsrsiore BEATS wnc wore siso dss,to,
Inc &c rcNyof timber suitable for building launches,
:.s ~e. : so,s. y. wan, g aossa. z eocs.rss
e asss ~ S:si Ss y y ISL; 'f but, s.e"
- sa 49,. L.. s.oas . esAL: uA,med ssv,s,ao
% esracc our sssps OR soss1 ssemSafksd and
very soon after she prov 6 tho c. r. smith vas surped
fen IN torrentssad. noiwhstandlug our boat cousd.
ered vcsy fast sti there was nos the ssnc Soanee 20
far a. Jamestown Island, and cams<o eachnr
orroSlrR KIxus nLIs.
Prom hero We sent scsus,ns party y eo@IsacsS ss
several rsos! sesaios pas.iss roaa kings kln
and thsmonih Of tho 0hickshoniny. = .fs si.. III
TaE REnEts. ALARM1D =.
OF approach, observed stgnsxe testusy on
s sa no rs ssss us
nfteen minutes Considering that the enemy hAd me al
vantage OF bsing Informed OF comipg from sympa
theess inhabtug tho shores or TIE JerIes river
wonder that they did repeat their s e ip the case
u shs Commodore Barney, and brng Geld artillery 70
bear upsa our bosl This angurs that
TaE RaBu FOnn1 ~ Il t&a.t .ff
tho James and ChckAhoiny must pecesssry b very
moro os home ssssd 1ss ana !. ....eSsS o ws ss.
with heAdQuaftors Chanlns BuQ. and scarcely ever
ventures very Tar from tho rebel capital. 'sta
SHg BEaAvIOR nu
throughout tho reconnaissance manly ana gallant,
and officers, ~o enlisted msu. acted In very SOL
a ksxltk TnA aska unAxx fxe NJ a. ~
Smith also behaved brave,y; snd MAJOR IN his
Official report should not forgot to mention the names Of
eli whom he commanded 70 tho commanding general
BuccxSyrL RESULTS
arc autcipeted from thu above cxredce Having been
oopducted With considerable skl efDciency u cannot
have resulted in any other than highly satisfactory
manner. ef.6 eNH
The New York herald., 1863-08-30

TINS PARs.-Ths concert very namsrossy as'esdei.
bu, crowd dispersed BY shc rails jas' bsfors the
band Lad g., through tbc p-ovramins fhs nosiccs ~
some q the parers ,hs certain Arts VOID be " e
tcndsnoc wna unauthorired by The cgmms~Ssg e The
lark The rroxramne uas rlsycs . aowsncsf. 10
Afrb ~ a,ons AR rasyed. Whenever say ss~csl
es,srtanmst u givss at the rs,k gsssys m.
nounced By the ,ornms.iansr All pos'ees essrwss
slgen sse unsuih0rixgx
The New York herald., 1863-08-30
Ysnnss Cwvscsisy Expedisssu.

fFFvU 10 H1yhI tayfftF, NHkWT F"sT
Zoe lille schooses pamei the Jo-epboc tspt Crock
ett from B,stnn arrived % these islands 90 Tuesday last
Mr.. Cutting. the proprietor Of tbs huseum a. bs,on
ef the largest w The world eharrei the Jcssrhns
for thc purp1se ~ voyage hsse V obtAo coicct,on n
the many cursous pds u Gsh ke with stcb the coral
reefs sronsA shores abound The Joeefhire rso.
v,dsd with lssve we IN sklch Mr. Caslps has asfasdy
secured, his way hero and since bm srfivd, sbous
forty dlfrrrt kip6w n hsh VI Caiiins ae~'mpsn ~
by Nr. Cbambsrisin, nahiralist abc ye-irfdsy tue
soop Pacific Aytain Aptscman, n NJ Nsr fhrt, nriv
~i The rscitc q N. weasel nat was brs sss
ys~ scot by fhrnnrn aId having the same ob,~c, Ia
view - then-,lx clecihHl x marine enfsosiiics
Mr.. Taylor The naturalist, y in chSwe
The New York herald., 1863-08-30
Capture OF Rebel spies.

FoSrrDs'Aossos, August 20, 1893.
Two rebel soldiers recently made their way ,uis No~
foix Va and after taking Of everything of military
,ntercss in and abou, tho city attempted " return TO
Richmond, but were capured before passing hnes
rney psssoners Fort Norfolk, and n expect
cd viii me~t their deserts in fsw days. Their names
are wililam Z. BAckus aud Nathaniel wilkefsou.