The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-11-12
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;ssss, md iaspseiios 81 seops.., 6S;
} :. Psrtsseef ne Presidtnf. - y .;.'sl3
u The Htcsidslt and Aid, sCoiea.lu
yShnso6 ssd I -. scscsdinx 70 psesious
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panied By Gsustaia Bssmegasas Gsfmss.
|. .BsanshsSd, sAsipss Bislisp I.ysch. Col.
! Hmriss Chief EhRineSs Col. Chisolns.
Gspt., Elliott, and Gosarnos Borhain.
.accouranisd tbg General swiluot %.
.Desssussure and. Col. G III. Hsuspton.s =
( The party stAfted fscps shssd qahttssS
I'm sBfsad-ssrset snd pfoees sded 10 tks
hsadaussssrs b. C6tsf fshsts i0si sSonth
CommsfcislsS StArf, prspSfstoSs sfor snss,
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.. oe ssssssI s 4; sbsst { bs;.i ss,i@sd "a
ss speut itf the 5exasajaalica 1of spsci.
fnass 6f aks ssYjods k;nds 90 ,xasks.
shslis ssssoxa ssto 6ainiss eS5tssisd IN
Col. :Rbstt on hisssisii . The; ;s5st Fuss.
day nighf, and ibrooeht 90 ths 6iiysr-
Tbese specimens 1idbfaced shof end
shell Of srsfy sisA and thsJs from she
.flhscps incl Aonisos, thsss iianslfsa
poundsr PAtroti, ritisd and Wizard slsot,,
down TO the smallest, description of pro:
jectile. - - = -. ~s~.s.st
i TIE pa.,y,thsa embarked for ths u.
land passing on ,tileir way two Of our
gunbosfs. The Chicaro and the Palmetto
State, che efews Of both vessels turning
out and greeting the Pfesideht With
loud and long clieesing. -S$t"s 2
r., On ssSivaisrt Ford yohnson ti,s party
was met by Col. Harrison, sCoipmsnd.
ing the post a -rousing ssiutS wss.,
;6ted by the ChAtharrs Agtilissy sstssefs'
ing the attention Of tho YAnksss, wEe
crowded and lined the, psfapeta OF Gregg
and Wsgner, seetniaglyi. aixious Ito
learn sbst 1unnsusl Sysnt had occusted
te esase such a dem 6nstsssien. !" -.
IL The Pfssident Wa. alse here met BY
Generals Coiquiit .nd Msgood. A5tef
q ,cioss ia*pectioaetE Fort Jebnson, Bat.
teries ,Simkips, .Chesss aud HaskSli, thss
.pssty proceeded 10 SecsssioayiIfe. Tho
troops ef that post were drawn up 10;
line and inspected J6y The PfAsidens
after which liesyisiisds Fort Lamat and
Other works around Secersionyilie, 6s:
sides the memorable batiis igfoond, of
the 18th June, 1851, In which the
,Presidept fslt greatly ipseTessed.,; !, ! :: }.
Z. He also visited and in.pectetsd fhe
whole tlsngfh fof ihs new lines down to.
Battery Pripgls, WHARF III Wa sseeised
with aaothsr tbandsriug salute, and
~armiy chsersd by ihs ,,cops compo.-
ing Gen. Hagood's and Gen. Coiasin's
,bigAdss. sBritery Tyhes and Fost
Psmbestosi Nsss next waited, and
another salute given from The la.,ef,---
Ths troops st sach poss Ensfs drawn up
all under Sits, p The pesiaicps Aha.
they would occupy IN ease of 90 sltacE
or an engsgemsht.$ Hksing inspoetsd
every noSE cosnes ana ;bopsnb. .Sr66lgin
etke batteries sandf fSffs, ths Pfssidsut
and patty srpsssd sket biidRS II Nsp.
pSo:sAd psAssd Gen. bsixeds Ii
review, which acohcladed she woTk sef
theaday., s.s'.t "a : - ,l-t':. 80 y
STbs vhols party .6ss s.stssa slssR
retuyn 10 the city. The President sx.
pressed himself exceedingly gsasitied at
the position, charxcteS aJ5d strength of
|sthe works. sas &sil as the fins appsst.
ance OF The troops : Y -, :, = = =
Tn. party ssiarasd 70 ths city {. III
tie before dark. -, .5~,g3.s, : ~; as 80.
We learn thss the Psssidsnt lessss
!, US al eight O'clock. dis iiorning By
tspecisi trsin 100 shse North eastern Resl
Road for Florsncs. ~, :. 80 s..
r.. HiS sscspssoss sases bss been Of NE
issarmAst and Hpsg eosdiaf ehassctkr, -
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