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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20
xOWN OF ABBEVILLE,
NJ AkCU II. lS63.

MARCH II, 1863.
E"hEns of Taxable Property must he made
before 2j:h Of this Month, and the Penal
ty will bd>eniorccd against defaulters, ,oithoue
crccptio".
All male White persons over the age of eigh
teen years, (cxsApt those who are over forty
five years. and h3ye no slave in their posses-
sion) are by Law. liable to Patrol duty, and
mus, perform that y Iviee b, substitute or In
cause OF exemption or%xcu.c.
The principal will be tsId liable for non
performance of Patrol dun by his substitute.
Commanders Of Patrol, nek ekecting to return
their Commissions promptly, Rs required by
law, will he made to pay the fpalty Of such
neglect.
ARMIsTEADRURT.
Tskndent
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20

PLANT CoHN.-We hope that every
good citizen, who has Il garden spot or
nnocc"picd piece Of ground, large enough
to spread II blanket upon, will Turn it to
good account this year, by Lar'ing corn
or vegetables thereon H., him no, only
d" this himself, but persuade his neighbor
to do likewise. lfpc"plc would generally
try to raise something = cabbage, corn.
bnttcr-bcans, tomatoes, etc., whicl, ,an h..
done ON "A small scale wi:l"u, apprcciable
trouble, he prices Of cd;bles would lie
kept wlli!Ei. mere rrasnnnhir bounds.
lhc'etprc, we say, plant com s"n:"whe:c
5ut plant corn.- Ch"rtcSivn .fcrcYrv.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20
Fstse Of Travis Bearden, Decd.
NOTlM OF SETTLEMENT.

All persons wNQ may have claims against
thi- Estate nre heNsby nntifed that q final
Settlement Of said EstAAe will he m ,de ia the
Court Of Ordinary for KhbevIle District, on
the 10th day Of April next. Therefore their
demands must he presented on oT>sefore that
day, rs afterwards the AdmiuistratofEilI not
notice them.
!. A. r. wIDEMX
TX March II, '63 46 81. =
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20

agsErAL srEnlEse palcE,-, said,
has crossed the Mist stissippi, to assr1q tie
command OF the ne4 department. ich
lie has been assigned Wo are coitidf fht
ti,at he will soap tixt,p things. lin ArkR.
sas and Missouri. -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20

Why do you walk. Bob, when vou'vc
CO. donkey to ride" = said gentleman 20
an 'rsh lad VIII" was walking hy lhr side
OF his donkey. SUR, them replied the
boy, "im u:t walking to rest me lcrS'
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION,

5ac fourth Sunday, the 2aj, Io4 o'clock.
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
Opera s4ons as Matthias Point.


last week upon Information gsft. hY captain Gcoffo
G. Hil commanding the upper noiua tho Potomac,
expedition SeIt down 70 Byis Halo and Matthias
Put 10 clear out suers aud take " prevent
th. rebels from running batteries 4, hose uts d.
sroy passing uansiDrts one hundred from cohhsi
Towers rosimcutflrst r. =. fegimcDl-were sent do~n
under command ~ Captain iahsr, aud lar dci AZ Boyd
fola and huthlan Point, under 81 tho gunboatr
dragon, Hr.oigia aud Teascr--a under command ~
Captain Bil, of the Dragon
The whole country secuted nllcn inland from
tho river, but 10 collision Was bad With rebeAs
Near Nstblaa Point The rcbs ,D
small zluAdr, but they maie on vbrn
approached them. Captain Hl ordered
All ,hs buildings Matthias Point sbcb coaif afford
70 this .aeny 10 burned ard uneuccs.nfai a.
tempt was also made 70 burn the woods Al the Point
After nling the ride pits and destroying redoubir
used ~ the enemy Gurug tho blockade ~ The
infantry rctgrDcd 10 Alexandria Hons nao harses
muics beiooglng V Mr.. Grimes, nerco seeerslou,st
were captured, b1t could nj te brought 20 of wAnt ~
tran.portatsDn
sPy gassos we're found all the hoorss visited and
the nhabi'anis are familiar With or g4nhtau ~ fha
river.
Captain ii compelled three n The ctlxsns III the ~ m
bornood 70 tsko ha oan u allegiance Iniw cffnaCdsy
fson of the lals tsNee fi coued AMI TO
sesned ~ ahrsu dn.sa and dgnent a. ws !. oof
sad has always executed sith abty the entsgprss
intrnfgei - ha ~ Lis Commodore
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
fsvfrtstifssor,.

TssSs- ~. sf.rs strlsss Dreg --Tbs sssss.r.
= - Nsr tofa sss sodsu ssos 49, p st.no@l.1.s
~ rscslpi x 49, - th'pash g. va Naua 1srA
ffu.n tts a. - lHststF 81 -tAt@0 stnd aa8 ~
= vsasDs dauAte,4 4 tsgtf ffwn NJ slrtpatf Il.
sa1 NJ b4wAy
Horsx - --fssls'aay 49, - isUsat 4 us NJ.
shss,nas ~ sessfrta 80 ~. 4saAs rsftnfr ~
q snsav u ~ Cait3s sf f9i-nssl ~ rrNsg Al "a
may ~ sefekss wers ftrssalsfiy l1faFfss'rs INs
rhsia = the hfssisn nsssEp -. - ~ gstg'sra
10 ai aatfa&td @al3efshb@ sas~etaa
R.~~as e.nfm Us0TsFi ~Ftsass taag~s. Kas
ana o. - ief ussrhasya ~ 80 iai ~ n sifs~i
- aat8sy tffAt, sna aepste setaft sfsstsasr
ssaM - fsAtrfe tHn. fts #-if Ass 80 bsFa -
wg~i
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sffa1. 49, 80 rsa,s tsa q nTeres Hsag4t4 pewter
rt4 ,.a 49, -. # y sff~ ss41 nta&y fFea8s.a ~
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ALI ks.4Tt
s#es4s.Ha s.s'sb ssfs e.rtss' ltt6rS Is
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1s 8iss ssssws
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
Doubt. Of the Richmond Press.

~ rom the ElGhnuhd lAstntnef. ~WNf -
The telegraph This morning adds tie IL what was
already known of the great battle tennessee There
some amplincati0n oi details but bayo geW ight
what tie great and critical uncertainty ~ be story
the tate of Ciatanooss. r.osy ,,5i ,th 1he,fa
pulsed the enemy bni eii cave hun psssesu u his
lines.
We trust however, that victory i not thus ne..
tive and that IL will prove something than mere
cheek the enemy. Ihe.cOniett ~ or own tee Ans
and the Northern accounts " the battle alike induce us
believe that army bad either gol betw seu the
enemy and Chattanooga ~ vas p1sitnn 10 rGmfss
ender or that place aud thus fo0s up ara "a
Turnate is victory Chattanooga II ssd 10 b. rs. n
the defensbie places the continent bwt Z
Rose,rans commun catiuns are cul sua hs rear
tlfr4tsDed, have resson g. snNpase
mot boi this treat citadei n the the tr \.
d,d armg that ~ has marched from IA r Al TIE uaDv n
tAe who pursue Il. Chala.ooo1 iss .s .ttf
rsgoln ~ t01arol u kaa Tsnnesfss rsstth ~ dst
~ ttri lsf d,eiJ c1fig iAe hear III n t.fsYag
The sueny'. accounts o. the nj bsf slvet m
another column There ~ the usual Yankee rtBlyocatu
but ne general conclusion that Rosresas been
badly beaten 4 that the intelligence J. pautql" sna
ths, tho details are only hksy a. eou6rn and simplify
the ~ disaster The combination N CIR nstances
the tone Ol the Yankee aud @reEt 90 sss.
og the telegraph al induce r. expect goat con
seepces the battle N Tennessee Il may have changed
proa ects o the cpniefersry and n the estimation III
ns World BE- sudden and propiious novelty 10 pur Tor
tun.s We safe 10 concluding that have Won tho
greatest victory ~ The 10 onlg nsay sosspissf
ant ~ ~ tmtsysci mrggA sgsess ~ gHstH,esfo ~
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
Personal Ins.iiig,a...

Ten. saia.n sh3 ~Ne. ~ tta8mfaH1 NYr A. W NFa
AMI sic, pg W#tvs Rev f tot. ~ NafVsnd hn1
w.. ! la0e~tstu. X Lg4tMasA. 40 - = tas si
Nieheiss fi4iet
Gef. HsrtlHds'r ~ Sashirz n8 N Na. ofy HNH k1y
II tcnn n N Ms, ~ h0sfm# ~ Al kEgpl11a and
lsay y sbapV ~ AL Mr. .a0lf.h r. bsi0n a.
wig q A.Nsny ieluafa NNassn0. IS fstiMuUfr
"a. u the sslr ilgese.
H Jorian x lsHN s. 4 tssHrt shd faaa.ty. n
sgstsa !. ~ ssl = 80 gsrtJ x Hsrfsf9 a u H.ssls
csfsW s94 tNwity, II Ns.ia iia4sV F.gs
y Vi flfiay - family, n Tsgula~, 49, Fyuts.
GlncnnaN 80 N. 4 tapes 4ggef1 teafrst la
aisa 49, ~. ~ Paaf 40 ~ WrHeas a8 tH8l .tatas
Army ars sapg.ns a ths N.w pahtsa Hstst
Georgs raanss Nfosi4sr 4 ~saktg v#mrgr t -
ds.thb~d 81 Bsfpa
NJ ata wrH HArnsY waHans ha0s rfs8tnsd NJ ts.a
ffrn sb~f hsrfnlas 80 fss t.s Aga tss "a
race 10 ths pfep.r.i0 on a . rssN4y
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
Impse.smsmts in Georgia.


Governor Brown issued 70 day proclamation concern
ins mp of private property for public lie
Is informed that subatrus, without authority re uenty
impress and give certificates not bind ing upon GOV
ernmcnt These practices ALLEVIATE the people from the
government and be Is the President doe. n0t ~
Prov of the outrage.
While the government nas the power 70 make impress.
menis satisfied that u should bot be exercised by
snbaliefns without written Instructions. He considers
the o. the Staie ~ protect the Ell xeus ag1iut
authorized seizure
their duty resiat mpressm.uts Nv persons who
show egsl authority lie direct. a ihe state, clg aud
itary authorities 70 assist persons 10 defending the
property AGAINST illegal SEIZURE and arret and commit "
ai all persons impresrng wih-ul authority unit
rant IA issued against them for robbery.
He denne@ The authority that should be shown IL ~.
thorize mprcssnieBt lie does not intend
government agents Ia the Just execution u their 1y
but VIII protect The people agalnet ouiTa. .e-.
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
THE VERY LATEST.
The Battle Of Chattanooga Without
Beneficial Results to the Rebels.
4rssss~~se~r-sS~ea
Apprehsnsisns Of : General Attack
In Virginia,
g.. &c.. "a.

fonsssr yosR0s, sept. 70, 1858.
The Richmond ksimrSr OF the 7sih inst say,--
cnsrrAsoooA.
After distinct efforts for the rocstare o. cbalts
nooga, wo have now the intelligence that the cusmy Is
sil In possess o. tna stronghold ,nd strengthening
It's works whis events luger 1saDo,sse, the staa.
,on 10 Northern yrgni. has become critcs The enemy
4 preparing FOR genera attack % line oi tho Rapi
ian, aud rnassing his forces Saipepp~ lie n also
resonnoitrns aud enc,oaebag On railroad AMI mo
river. and nd cate. a determination . aght.
spencer KeloSs vas hang a. aeserter snd sry at
camp Lee yesterday.
AuaNTA, Ga. sept -, 1863.
several trains, with wounded and prisoners, have ar.
rived
Repors Y tho condition q aralr, above are ogunctss
We nclnei 10 beeve lha, The enemy are t,rtfygg
Chattanooga oar lines arc within four mica u nat
place. There was d.Attng yesterday
Geaefal Rpsecrans has fs.s ~ ,tgca asking
permission 70 bury their deta ami relieve tasr wounded
General Drags rejected both q them.
cHAELysroN
cslnDrs. sept 70, Isc9.
All .aulet this morning
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
story Or . Refugee.

FEUH THt !
subscriber, writing from lrcdoli county, North Caro-.
lima, makes the follow ing Narration winch m TX. that oi
thousands OF others who have bccu driven from thor
homes Ia this unbuy
81 was compelled 20 leave my farm and sixty three
negroes Elsi Tennessee consequence ~ federal
force camping my place, after their OCCUPATION oi
Knoxville. hope may only hc temporary, bit al Dr.
pends Braggs army succes.ful, our southern ciN
xens, who punerons return tD Their homes
otherw all In gone, Ia Northern virginia We have
nne crops East Tennessee both of and wheat and
large number ~ hogs and cattle. tod grant that wo
may yet be victorious ia ~, ,tnport1nce "
Eta I.neas>e ,0,n korH 70 yoa and Iod BE- he'd for
supyi,e.n
BraQy has begun hs vovi usii and n h,
cenfay Eda Tennessee cn te fire. from he p,Isaee u us
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
sketch Or he K.se, e.n,,., noos.

~
General iood ~as natife ~ hantncs v Ana w. sffn
N Jane 1881 thus yctug AZ the rpe 4 hs desih snt
tbirty two years ~ lie grsdmet~d AZ Wet p0Ht "a
1853 aud 4st.sDc1 - diy n dshorra After nasty
two years On the ractfc be uAnterrsf
ihe ~ fsi0 ~ of tn fsD nsa ~. megis
thst year ~ gBs ,h-i freafY ~ war IIsees
laws ior The frsrter ssrvcs artt the ia are
4 the Wet tcne,al frsf was asVnei aertt tee
= - orc L. wbeh dsH9ra' Aibr1t d.ay 1oGn.
stnH, Eho vss aiei ~ tLr taulc ~ fhiAh wms Is
CofBsat.i aa4 General l4#ft fsnwaf nf fAaHfet srt
LplC nn~a yeGnent f-'N Ns1gNke1 fUl thf nQnsi#f at
vaua - uneffH q gwen ~ tbW N8f 4. tNa ft@F Wf
thF ltn, fcncfta Val frft lafdce .rs F0 Ell. sFf
ffb al Deinr tart tta rarks fte n HHaatt +.
fnr "A ~ aftf'a. eufttaH Hfsy lhr fNN.f Fwe ~
e.feer fexsn, NhsfA ts' ElNsi 8iFart tUF Att#
tsu. ut r3t & fsfs sn bas aHst aHH aArNttv ina
Fglfiga th @rient gttb ta lnaHnt Fl tfM mB.sf n
saW ~ wrlnffa. tei EaWr ss.cFNNM tfE#f Fr.#a
flflher tereg W fl~ f4.a Eauersl Iu 9H. aaa4 ~
fcf.lft far a Wssi Fe~t - a.sff.atr ef Us8e.. s.
@Nwfr NN III Alfnf Hh g. #N ts4 @tHff Nrft. W N.t
ttrai ne n1t u# wrfNl .e#Ne t ft tf.H
tsn' 49, 'whtH Nf -tat.efa '.fte e.4a aH
~ ttfs ~ AtHsN UF Hth..fn.fet ,M W Uw If
tttrstg tt t*a fEfN - Waerh ~es N..# A#F..o
nee fHfsstaat sFf alF thuwHa fAtai ...s#t y.
=. ~ il tNf tt 49, Esf. J. s*H#e a. s ns
gtstG 500 ss- srasSt ts ts o. t8re1 a.t.- =
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
In. Assault on battery or,gg.

hef assault b.s been uss thsf etoa thr tlno
on battery Gregg, shish me- VITA aflni.af rsut -
la.sr naas WAsnef sgms 9me since ~ sbo1a ta.t
tts enemy had nsd ~rpersacs ss' a. n thef ,stNe t
f,,rig y reduce 0barlest0n ~ ~ fhnw 10 tsd
90 wo earn that ron esttan AHtwfe4 ieirfn sfe
d.ys .mce ths snepy cute iestslnastt q gst ari
isst aud vlndFas ne fofc~s sna thereby permit gls
lsrap ncn - have tts ret vn0fN. 30 49utt. Fe8f
~ very sccsp'ablsi - u thr time.
Ine ~nsmy ssvs n lssi g. sutfn ttsssfsou q W
Isans nd Arm Nbthln sburt Wf fVft #wafef
n. wss X ahRh they had frnvtgtfy battered at~n
AN tLe Iaf has not ben Rhaa1otet ~ slrfeaasrei.
" sgasf AM Gress have he~n evacuated bg
We presume bat o. ~. .ngs M fsci q ~ a. ma
Fsr.e tbs T. ~ ta~ We hnf jane i'aad ~hhet
n 49, are ~ tnutakeo, The sey 70 90 c'y ~ q.
Whethar HSstDrr ria b" abe e. lass ossf - -
atrYst onp a.d ths na Dattsc s4iFaA l.anG AAi
III b. a.rn, ~ may 10 cytHf.Ae1 81 ast~ tbsr
But tbAi nol tAEus tae ct'y ~ aty naeans - lps
- imloftsnt ner' fofa ehsfifsiop = sly ip.4st
Ia, eveprr ast psua't y ~ ~ RsAssa. risod
a.etsi mufr fAN,H 9fs a..a The sasaY tlte tsga
f.ss ~ iegr taf ugs l.as- fetnstt ib~ Fnsn
tsns4 81 - 80 eF'h4es u f7rr
aassf fvTrs ~sN M fe..
~, ,b e Asaasl ua aurWy 49, tees ssr.et ~ 49,
Nra tlaN s4.ttnaes
a.t.ssi e.a.s bteiar ,acsi.ef - taish ross
t.stefsi ffurl arr ttr Nn - Sff ainfy pt- Ns@n
ssA0. "a uAtttal ntli~ = iemast Fuas aNs
efs4 ~ .lr.H rnn thH ,..f tatefb~ stst teft
.sasyrt.s. 80, a i.,a
mi ets,.t ~ fl.l eai..te4 -.p. et s.~~a.
ta. f##0 rttee.t rt 8 Aate =.
r,...s sss..Wta aetetet s.-.s t.N .sH
!. 4 w .vt..i ,bat ..o..t t., .f.s s-.i ttr.a 80.
aHfs CO ~ 3# tf4tt
Heu.tN. ss.t..l ...
tt.FEt stft. H trff f.fs
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
Cpuvt of Annsafs.

grlEssicss DsctpEp 10 - LEgAL It1bGH.
AtHAsf, sapt - 1919
10 The a,un n Ayrcss to-day 4astsrut vas sfifmei
ID ne cs.s of TIA Nefe.oisp sad <hao ana iesihsr
B.n a.sust VI. Van ryes ssrefplenfsnt n gbs gasx
department.
J4as,asai -. rsverst las aiss u Ysysr fsaaa
Roosevelt.
Tss.e AZ sloas decide .hst stecbbsess 4re a.sl
tender
II aadsrlDld shAi ts Court siega - h lWn I4las
roaio sni Jadss .e.dsu a8ses.ia. from the teesgv
Inc rol0wax tnecssntss y tbe cysftf % to ratfow
gwedaetay) -''9s g. 49, 4, tt4s,s.9t II. ia tnt i4
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
Movements 0f the Rebel Army OF North

itrom the Richmond Examiner, sept -
cavalry hight tooK place Tue.,ay, pear Liberty
Muls about miles above Orange tVlt House We had
about 500 troops engaged uuder General stuart, Who
the enemy lad some 4 900, under esnatas btofd aAd
klpa,rcs Tho enemy crossed the fsor above the Ios
ton occupied by stuart and at tima had our cavay
nearly surrounded, bnt they cot their way out with
ported loss ol l25 killed, wounded ard missing urbe.A
stuart mpelled by overwhelming numbers 70 ial
back u n sd that ne cfth Is dead ani wounded ~
the cnemys hands. seventy eight Yankees capured !h
engagement brought doen by tAn Central tfal
iasI evening.
we have rcrevcd the following nola from the corre-
pondent oi the Press Ansucniioni--
1ouppNssul4. sept ~ 4. a
The cnemys cavary, N strong ,osoe, occapled Aedi-
Court House last night.
figtn ny took place nearly a day - day ~ JACK shop
Nothing out cavalry engaged III s,das, clyafy
iaIlmg back " Liberty Mills.
portion of the enemys force has ione 10 our lett
and have reached Rickersvllo IL Ii believed that II
their intention got to charlottesville 1nd drsoy tho
Central Railroad between that point ana this place.
Our loss s believed to DO severe. several q our
wounded have reached here. We I ol about one hun
drcd Of their sharpsbootcra.
The last reports say that the enemy has crossed tho
Rapidan with infantry aud artillery, and we we're ga.
duaiy falling back n 20, the "bs hgbt vii take paco
this
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
III. Boohseiisrs Trad. sat. seventh

1te saie Yesterday ~nr - t.ile - HsH tnstat# -
y frerous oefsstas va rn ir,s 4 t5tet II .fa
bsysrs ~nfs grss@ai rhs blds -ws rrry hf aa# a
saus n.sse fqiiy ~ y asfaeaiiss sae ft.nF Hts.tt
avsirs sat - sFcs~fazy 49, a,f.s.stsi noes
calans BsohEfs s~s YpY4 ~aet viIhs ..ssi featr
taa Hs2snAs 4 Nssys. 80. basf wrIs fss 4#.
t4iestsa thrgNsbo faf. Kstss, .Ga " n VI WMI Ell
tiaestn ilstB, nss8s retr s3 ts#a u Iat#E iste
IS aNr0ing fLs aNW.Hs sect a7 NgetI..f fsatrt
aHY sf2at spss AZ p.
fl.s t~lst.sai asa A. - 49, NW.ftE et.ef.
e epssNa W 80 tM "a wv isAel Nfs " rF
ACo ef phaA8stlt.K fffe Fta'nuatta tsN sHf .#fas
a. n x. seal f.ss hs~sy. W94 8 M.04n r#a. tsr
~ nsssusr las ffm "s~ fgF st# FAg#l -.
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
Rebel Raid ON the Eastern sho,s OF VIZ
Jgtnia.

fllcr was q, eRep N this ely yesterday .hicb
ttsss that tobe fa,a rl4fs on tAe yesses "a
wsichapr.ae inlet ne Eastern shgfo q NIfgns ire
v0us 70 the - rsi a. fellows --scl.1.aaor lr.Ana
DAVE scbaohs- Johp iioaasman tsoes p.ssed - sfd
taken into Sesp9f}, rearsai. pere a8ndsfsJ. ia.sn
out 70 "a aud sst sarft
The stsooner Aetandria As5 Vlan4efel 'ard t,u
~ tabf bar aslis ,hs MET NJ soycrpmepi .b,tsf
Aiabts, loaied eiih prot.toss sId sateftt store.
vAlaei Al is000) H1 As1 captred 1bs eteat a ~
The abgvs vessels ~eto o.. - ts.fs rus tfuass -
p'Souefs sbs 49, iaat FERN ~ saHis apat. b,la1
~sgth
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
IMPORTANT FROM JAPAN.
Battle Between the British Fleet and
japanese Batteries.
Reported Repulse OF the British with
Severe Loss.
Wreck Of the Russian War
Steamer NOvich,
sAs FnAs ~ 0 ecpt. Is. lsca

Tho Russian war steamer Noylch, last from Hak odad,
Japan wrecked north entrance d this harbcr
On The night of tho goth. lie cheers and orew
saved
They report tina, accordns @ japanese accounts.
ce,sed Al Hasodsdi August 80, tho British beet bad
Teen reposed from R.g ,na, where il went 70 demand
from Prince salsuna the surrender u Rchrdsons
derers
As the British feet entered tjls harbJS armed
Jnpanesc decoy boat dro. towards tho shore which
pursued, attacked and speedily sunk Masked oa,iaiso'
opao nn the neot from lhe shore, rddng the advance
vessels before they could g., ogt u range.
Tho japanese claim 10 hay, dsbcd the greater porn
q tbs Geet, aud balance retired from ooltext
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
ORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER le63-IRPLE SHEET
IN. Defence ar rh.r,@sson.

TT "a ISn NAIeiRh Fiata JolrnaI, Ntpt w =. y.
Charleston has not yet facn and we now begin 70 %
hcve that the good Old oy renowned Tor iis ntssnno1
sospltaty rsnncment, patriotism aud courage, ~
stand the 10 ordeal through which she IL passing M
nas of Saste tiyerod do,oa ba' troops aa eo1.
~ sn foandl ions and rtaay q rsfy n adranes " ~
The hart itself ned with the most formidA
Bile obsuctons known 10 modern warfare and ts SHORES
sil frown with the most terrific batteries Hut All tnefe
Are taken thore s brave ssldery TO whom the woro
surrender N unkpown, with tho whole nfhting lou,
lAtrn u tho city ready TO make every house CO oe
and 20 deal death and desiructl 10 the iisen nvai
Long live brave city ~ Charleston rel 10 her
insolent 10. viii teach our people what true bravery
shIl, and determination can aocompish ~ this "n-Nh
cover the I'D city win glory, nnd road BACK 70"
naughty invader 10 his ships with the iu nycton tsl
united people determined TO be- free never be con
qnefed.
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
NEWS FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Arrival 81 Cold bon, nriti.h oiaiabia
Loss OF IN, Hamburg Hs,s o,otes
sands. 30.

- fhsst'Ffs ~ = - tA.s.
auiv~i aeanrr Brother Joassbsn ttrFt, tssc go
% wsasare fron witah CqaaraA
Arrived D.rs scel~~ta tHsmsarsJ sntsbsss. noa
HotE Koes
~ iiAm1afg sns Gsofgs stndF tsssss frofn raa
Ifsn 80 Nsy =. ~ iiots kour has been -fsssl -
ibs ffatA NbAis Cfvw .av~l shn 40 .. b~asa
ts4a8 A n si~,e sna freight asf so 49, $3.50 tts
t4nafrd baffsn - Soar ~ ths Nf~ofh - tfHs
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
Message az Governor Bonham to tho
south Carolina leg i.imtarc.


Governor ENnham's message read - day AZ ne
O'Clock y. ~ lie recommends that military iorce 20
raised o two regiments Of inantryons 70 be moantei
and proportonaie ol cavalry and All sft tt1
resist tho alprahend.d radlsg parties 81 The enemy
THIS fore. " nede able bodied citizens between nAi"th
and sixty the Confederate service or o'herw
legally exempted those Who nave employed substitutes
aud those ha, inE domiciles.
The aoysnof asks the Legislature 70 adopt some 0Y
thst VIII mitigate tno evils of nprassment by the tuu
ioderate guya
lie alao asks additional legislation ~ to nrnishiug aO"r
for coast defence. Tho topcs of III, message apro
priateiy referred.
Me sage number iwo read and considered ~ secret
"a
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
News fro,. Fo,,r... no.,.,

F0Frsus aossos sept ~ iftt
ne ca = truae boat Nsw Tafs 1 charge a rstr
harord arrived from ciy Point ans essaae atb itfs,
hundred rnioa Soldiers
fhs newp 70 the Nrhno4i tsfefs stfeafr r ~
mrAgfs Aad - mioor uIsiriarcs ~ e4.ttAs ass
hofsfVi, but ufse tbs sat Ftrsngot stsnss Is 4. 80
Cksitslooss an1 fain. the srpsrtef a4Ysnef sraas
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
Rebel Views Of cen. oiIImore's Move

ID rom the Wilmington journal, sept 10
Tie gfeat OBJECT ~ aeurt0 Gilmore ~ ainiNg II toe
destruction captHre " bort >'mter vs. evidently ~
remove that Obstacle me passsge " tho
into the inner Darbor u Charleston and the city
NJ IA ~. dioia rf A. ~ Nes'sr Ne hss
pretty mucn ruined il. BOT me Confederate ag st rU4s
over Il. nDs snl the attempts the ,lads run
mast and the inner hlrbor have So been sxsfi.
sumter frun raius stIn poured irs t"n and
other forts aud batteries lnned 10, cpunict ~
the attempt past ~ NJ transports could
carry up troops sith the ~ ete tH. NrdHg aBf
at'emptln. h- cccupst Orf harl@-au fe cadf,
orr tesiu gags Ha.gs' htia.er ag1g a ~ - Dir ~
"a, ~s.s f5ae nr4 icod Faf thca'elrsf sas' ~
f,nf,,t hgs IN LdN14ts tthYtny dtCtY ~ ttsN ih.y
dcstfuGiion. Insy aoaia hAte ~ rc.ta ~ tsht TOR
Their own saivailln
lLe reai d.nger 10 IT 80 eheudad roa, the presence
81 a Yankee Meet thc inner hafb wgnld pc hat =
iosald ruf IN di,ot ssig,n As hfggn auaas
.tg t n II, tass n op>rd aad ~ pf,s n up
gi.ss R1t sgain the Monitors, whIeh cen puy carry
limited supply n c9sl provisions aa1 uubifnns q war,
would be % om tLcir base II oiorstpns tnoe bone
Il tho wooden ressrl, H0Ud dare - run no .aHute tpr
ibe purTree ~ Drugrg these thIRs g. them
ne usat'gf tyNd dGo tafs n .af0nnief 1r,s
y ole,ie,ob mon pddS qfs,~f b,N tsasy 6fsfe
unltke ne YliprtnBale fmss Noald Hat 1e 80
~ get agro4nd tbey have s1ca mec sfoa efrta ga.
xAfd 3 tAr harher aAd .ngw it alt t tsNts uat
iha artnor II the Flntf NJ lsr~ifRrt, b. tesN
tau1Hg woutwvrs sas uat tr0ng enough VI N~t#fN i.s
npact x the immense f04r hHndfci 80 tnify l.elrl
pf0seetil~s ihrONt - h~r -hlle shv Nst asUI1A fs
froa, ttgar ~ fharsfa h0rtoy sssa 3rongf tte
glrsrdt reEsgrAsI, Ra sy r W aggoaf 4 = nuo heY
afe sI0r gut ths hgrfprt Aut ~NeW th* a. sf
aefrN tWfe 3. fnsE a. DuatR tIae orfaaafes
ot.struetons and sl spris u hnss rnit Vtev#l ttpu
irra iefvts say setA6tsse foa 'heif sH1t - s~e.i
The New York herald., 1863-09-30

Lieutenant u. Williams, company y. icaftecHth
Brooklyn Volunteers, while riding saturday towards
Rorbyync, was attacked by two gGer.lAs, oiuxcrs
drcss, aud shot through tbs leg II feared that
putaton win become necessary. Inc anau happcAed
tho west side q the Bspidan, sixht miles from ne
beadquariers ID the Army ~ the Potomac