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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-10
some awao,, entered John Morgan's

Some "wag entered JONI Morga'I
name on the books Of the hotel at Ioron-
to- II msled people for a while. sup
nose the wag has his name entered on me
peniteatiary books at Columbus, when ne
comes back into Ohio from the perform
ance of his part of the plot.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-10
raENGTH OF BRACES ARMY

Some .nav suppose that I am under
estimating the rebel strength: but be-
6eye fac's. which must soon come to llght,
will Justify my conclusions.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-10

The Worlds correspondent at Ghatta-
nooga estimates that the prisoners cap
tured since the battles will number fully
5000, which will make the whole number
taken between 1000 and 10000 On the
second day of the fight, Gen. Bragg re-
ceived slight wound in the hand, but 1t
did not compel him to leave the field.
Bandagine it with handkerchief he rode
along the lines, holding up his bloody
limb to encourage his men, and to prove
that he was not, as had been charged,
" personal coward .
In the distance, near the Chlcamauga,
discovered, just after dark, long line Of
fires. proceeded some distance down
the ridge, and ascertalned beyond
doubt that Bragg had fred q tram Of
nearly one hundred wagons, which had
been endangered by movement made by
Sherman late in the day. If any evil
dence of the severity of the rebel defeat
we're wanting, this might supply it. Bragg
has been shcrt Of transportation for some
time, and Longstreet's expedition had
drawn heavily upon him and nothing
but the severest necessity would have i'm
PEELED HIM to destroy that Of which he was
so sorely in need. HE
TgENGTH OF. BRACES ARMY
I think | can give the lumber Of rebel
troops with which the late battles were
fought with some degree Of accuracy. |
have very reliable means of obtaining in
formation on the subject, and have arriv-
ed at the following conclusion:
pur,s .roons a. cbioamauea 10000
De ssroa,napts since from Virginia 5000
Reinforcements since from elsewhere lo,oeo
Total , 'o'oUo
Loss at Chioamauga toficiaD iS,ooo
Georgia militia furloughed Lg,vnp
Sent away with Longstreet is,eoo
!, $4,000
lotaL ,,.o ho..lee SO 0oG
Loss in the late battles a at,osgo
Now in the army ~'"o0
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-10

The CITY of Washington is now sup
piled with water privileges. We should
think it was about time.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-10

~Gen. Thomas Francis Meagher
is reported TO have been captured during
The late engagement of the army in Vir-
ginia, and to be now in the hands Of the
enemy. He was not on duty, but was
visiting the army in civilians dress.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-22

phl iNtsAfr . DALE
Sheldens & slRson

Hamilton Garner Co.
Di virtue Of aud in obedience to- the command OF a
ID vend execution, 4c. 10 me directed irom the su-
peror Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio will offer
Of public sale at the door Of the Court House m the
city Of Dayton, on
Saturday, September 10, 1865,
Az two o'clock IN OF said day, the following described
real estate, ~ the property Of Hamilton Garner Co,
being the undivided one half Of the lollosng described
real estate, to-wt beginning on the north side OF LOT
No 1919 IN the city Of aytoa thirty three feet west
OF the northeast corner OF said l0t No 1892; thelce
south parallel with The east line OF said lot 10 tho y OF
the depth Of said lot thence west parallel with fhe
north line Of said lot snd lot 1871 In said city - feet
thence north parallel with the east line Of lot No 1882
the hotth line OF said lot No. 1881 thsnna east with
ihe north line Of lot Nos 1891 and lisa thirty three
feet 10 the place Of beginning.
The above described premises under former exc.
uton were appraised at $500
Tho above described premises were taken on execu.
ton tho property OF Hamilton Garner Co.. Al the
suit 0f sheldens Slason vs. Hamilton Garner a Co.
TIE above properly caRnot sell for lees than & Of
the apprAlsenent Ierma cash.
GEORGE WO0AMAk, shersn Mont, county.
oHAktTs fAaRofr. Attorney. au42W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-22
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DAYTON EMPIRE.


Friends OF Constitutional Liberty, the DAYTjS
EarlnE once more greets yoa, and lakes a place
along with the other Demoerak papers Of the state,
as au advocate OF your prin4oes and defender ol
yeur rights. II ardently expects At your rsnds a
warm aud friendly reception.
An important campag Is Deore u.s. iraught with
more OF good or evil than any vnoh has ever presed
ed IT, The Lile the Nation aud the LiOerues ol the
people are at stake. The coming months are preg
nanl with mighty events, and every man should be
fully "posedn the currtu ssues no us to be able
10 perform his dusy ~ beoonles freeman, Tue great
battle between Centralized Pbyor aud Individual Lib
erty--Demorraey and Drfl9tsn-ls nov being
fought II our people are te TO themselves, the
Constitution aud the sublime iaclngs o. our patriot
ioreiathers, tae contest csqiDl DO doubtful. The
great nlssoa Of the DeniOe, party, which has ever
stood the bulwa,k ot the yiou end HE champion
Of ths ConstitWiou, reudersi, entire unity AMI bold
attitude, IN tiis hour ol naqSal peril n matter Of
vital concern The pending kus 70 uot less Tor the
maintenance VI a united couut than I9r Tie perpetu
alton OF Democratic priucp .SAi eApOund,d oy jet.
teison aud Jackson 'fhp q VI inOmontou4 results
hang upon he issue. The b Is dead, save IA IT'S
lessons vi experience. Tue qusutuuor It preserved
is the bsacon.ght that w.llk US To point Vi
safety irom the present st' II Baud conflict; Il tam
pied under loot aud slru&, We ale fVrvyer loat
ia darkness, gloom anarsht Is tile mission Vi tle
Democratic parry 10 prese tniacu that Constitution
which gave II. "a UuiJn. To q patty alone may eCu'
servauVe citizens lodk,for rel, aud happy return
to the proud days vi the hepelo when peare sIned
and prosperity relgnvd tih"u put The aHd 1 - tn
questionably the true unipn Hy u The present daj
1he life record ofour g.rloo nlon -nd The sauculy
Ofthe Constitution luIy at-es ais deeinratiOa un-
der lis prudent sway ald Jupious government the
H. l,t M. tatl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-22
sHERIFF's SALE.


JOHn 0UInWtTNi ! Supreme UOurt.
John Batter, et al. Case No. 27G4
DY virtue OF and IN obedience 10 the command OF an
ID order Of sale TO me directed by the Supreme
Cuurt ot Montgomery County, will offer al publie
sale al tn door OF the Court House the city Of
Dayton, on
Saturday. Ssptezbsr 1874 1853, U
AZ o'clock p M Of said day the following described
real estafe to.wti
Lots numbered eleven hundred and thirty tll3O)
and eleven hundred and thirty one ll3l) as numbs r
cd on the revised plat Of the city ot layton, 10 the
county OF Montgomery and state OF Ohio.
Appraised tOgetherat $500 Said lots are located
ON the corner OF Eddy aud Plum street, and cannoi
sell for less than wO-thirds OF the above apprAseui
Terms cash GEORGE XOGAMAN sheriff
THREstER 4 JoRBAa, At'ys. anl2nG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-22
CarrIAges, Baggles, sulkies, Ac..
Aegal.
IMPROVEMENT NOTInE.

he ore sames Turner, Justice Of the Peace in end
for Dayton, Montgomery County, ONO. John q.
GAIA, planth, against A. n. Derriekson, defendant,
o the city OF Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. s gf
tNhk defendant Il hereby notified that on the 18th
1 OF august, 1868, The SAID Justice Issued an order
oi tachment tor tho sum OF and interest
therenpon from and costs, AMI that said
eau IS set tor hearing the 2sth OF September ls6s
At nine o'clock m.
au4OwG JOHN O. GAIN Plalutia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-22

Killed ty the Cars "A man named
Michael o Brien was killed on the Greenylle
Road, near Higgins Station, this morning
His body was horribly mutlated by the train
passing over it He is from Albany, New
York .a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-22

Rare Chanoe.-An excellent opportunity
TO obtain Parlor table aud Mantle ornaments,
will be offered by C. p. Huber Son, at their
store room on next Monday evening, They
will sell at auction splendid assortment of
Sea Shells Among them some entirely new
specimens
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-22

In Town. We had the pleasure of meet
ing our old friend, Lieutenant Win II, Rike,
ni The Fory-eigbt Ohio Regiment. He is
just from Vieksburg where his regiment is
now stationed. Lieutenant Rike, was mem
Der of the Dayton Zouaye Rangers aud about
two years ago enlisted as a private in the
Forty,eighih Ohio. Being proficient in drin
aud jealous attentive and brave soldier, he
soon worked his way up to his present posi-
ton, We know ofno one more deserving, and
il would give us great pleasure to see him
wear the "eagle' on his shoulders, because we
know he is fully competen FOR ibe position
He is is in excellent health, notwithstanding
the arduous and perilous campaign through
which be has passed He leaves for Cincin
matt on Monday, and from ibepce to Join his
command We yish him we'll aue
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-22
How to Avoid Muster in the Militia.

How to Avoid Muster in the Militia
Persons liable TO service in the militia of
the Stale, may avoid muster and fines by pay
ing to the county Treasurer two dollars by
the first Of September, for which a receipt
will be given them. The following is the
section of mililia law in regard to il;
ANY member OF the enrolled militia, ex-
cepting volunteers aud commissioned officers
may commute for all fines for non. attendance
at muster, to which he may be subjected in
the course of ihe year. by paying into the
county Treasury, 10 the credit Of the military
fund, on or before the tenth day Of Septem
ber, the sum of two dollars for which pay
ment the treasurer shall give him a receipt,
which must be presented TO the commandant
Of his company, on or before the first muster
day thereafter, in order to secure the eNemp-
lion from fine
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-22

House Breakers On the l9lb, inst.
some thieves broke into the houses Of ] ames
Black, Widow Reyuold aud James Cobentz,
of Wpyue Township all residing near each
other, and stole a large number of articles.
Mr. Coblentz was recently married, and the
thieves among other things stole his wedding
suit From the Widow Reynolds they stole, n
good rifle gun, and an ACCORDION, aud large
amount Of clothing,
We have heard of the operations Of these
scoundrels in various localities, and our
friends in the county would do well 10 keep
a sharp look oui for then. ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-22

Dayton Zonaves I'VE had call this
morning from two Of our Zouave friends,
james Malambre, chief musician of the Sew
enty-Gfh Ohio, and Lieutenant Keller Of the
Fifty-ninth. James Malambre has seen hard
service, and although at present unfit for
duty by reason Of severe wounds received in
series Of battles through which be has
passed, is looking remarkably we'll His
regiment now numbers only seventy five men
and four officers, although il has been twice
reduced. Lieutenant Keller leaves for his
regiment on Monday Malambre viii remain
in the city until such time as he is again ft
for duty We are always glad to hear Of the
success Of Dayton Zouave.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-22
RAN AWAY
GET READY.
NOTICE TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE DAYT0E EMPIRE COMPANY

rINHE Stockholders OF the DAYTON EMPIRE
j COMPANY are hereby notified to meet at the
oihce Of the Dayton Empire on Tuesday, The 22d Of
September 1885, and proceed TO elect five directors
agfeeeby to the statute in such cases made and
provided. auls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-22
MlIitarp.

+" MILITARY NOTICE.
TNliF Commwsionea Ofiiceie Of the Seventh Repi.
i ment OHIO Militia, will meet at the OREGON
ENGINE HuI sE, on Monday evening, August ~,
AT ha past seven o'clock for the transaction vi i'm
portant business. ny order OF the Colonel
au2ldd ID. A HOUk.
MN. lJomnAL copy ..--L-.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-22
DaIIauutpbanr's lSrroro.
VALLANDIGHAM'S RECORn.

IVA r work entitled "fHE RECORD or HON q
l.. NALLANplGHAM ON ABOLITIOk, THE
UNION, AND THE CIVIL WAX is nov ready tlr
delivery. Il eontalas complete apd accurate csuits
Of MI Nailandg hams principal speeches the sub
lec,s above named Also parts OF other speeches
carefully edited apd presents siry and correcty The
political record ami position % man Whose tSus IN
fiaiiont 20 the causes Of nationsl trouhles AUD
iie right remedes or them are attracting eu eNira.
ordinary amount al public attention,
large syo, '-s'i
prce-iNpsr cover, eocenis, cloth, a, wholesale
Paper cover, - per doHehi eiotl, ~ Delivered W
ma. oI eNIgesa, prepaid, On receipt of yrics
Pub tshed ~ J. WALTEK . 90,
Sio Cinelpre,i, Ono.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-22

The doc. strolipg around this
morning we dropped into Prof Deitrichs
and found the Doctor ''still living He pro-
poses to eyaeuale next Monday and fall
back TO the corner Of Eighth and Central
Avenue, Cincinnati Success attend him in
bis new field of operations.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-22
Societies.
NOTICE.

fNH G members Of the Sheemaker's Society o the
1 city VI p'yon are requested to meet at their
Hall Monday eyenu ,August %, ct half pasi se, en-
o'clock. full aud prompt attendance IL required rs
matters o Importance will be lsl before the Society
nu42dt WILLIAM UASWELl, Secretary.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-22

Turtle Soup. john Gengnnge corner
Fifth aud Ludlow, will set an excellent onch
to morrow morning, at half past nine O'clock.
Good turtle soup will be served up.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-22

Fifth Ward, Attention The Demo-
cratic Clab of the Fifth Ward will meet at
Dickey's (late WAlker's) Hall in Oregon,
this evening, August %
All Democrats and other conservative cit.
zens are invited to be present.
By order of the President.
DENNIS DwYER, Secy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-22

Notice to Shoemakers Attention /.
called TO the notice OF Shoemakcr's Meeting
to be found in another column
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-28
EXHIBITION AT UNION ACADEMY.
H.. w

Nix. EDlroR: We had the pleasure on
last Mon!av 2O,h ult, Of attending tie
ENmniion ut Union Academy, under the
SUPPRESSION of NJ. L. L. Press!y, some SIX
miles from Due West. II was our inieu-
ton i" reach the place in time 10 hear the
ENan'inatirn, but being somewhat DELAYED
was 'i"pr'vci Of witnessing that part Of ,h.
cXcr':sc|, but We understood rom intc!I.
sc0; persons. who were present, that the
scholars acquitted them selves admiralty
and with 9'c;.t credit to their instructor,
IN ::.c different departments. As good
luck would have it, we reached there in
tltAe to participa'" in the sumptuous din
ncr which was prepared for tho occasion.
After participating in the luxurics. we
repaired to the place where the Exhibition
was to cone off. We found the little
harbor which was erected in front Of the
Academy full to ov,rGowing-(the house
not beng large en- ugh to Accommodate
tic audience but we succeeded in get
ting very comfortable seat We had
not been seated long before it was annorn
ccd speaking would commence. The
oIa;ors. most Of them. were mere BOYS,
ana it was surprising TO sea how well they
handled their subjects. The rehearsal Of
poetry now aud>,hen by the little girls was
was worthy Of the highest praise. The
whole Of the exercises reflected great credit
upon the worthy instructor.
After the boys had got Though, Mr..
Press|y addressed the audience in Il forc,-
bic and touching speech to suit the times.
We congratulate the citizens OF that com L.
munity for having secured the services OF
such wise and energetic scholar. Mr.. P.
was wounded some time lat year in one Of
the battles which disables him so that he
cannot get abont without the aid q: c-u.ch.
cs. We are glad to SEQ our people take
so much interest in sustaining such men.
II any one should be cared for it should
be the disabled soldier.
We were glad to see so many soldiers
present and looking so well. Among the
many we met were members Of the 81
). G. Cavalry, who were at home for the
purpose Of procuring horses. They in
formed Inc it was rather difficult to get
h"rses-hut few having succecded-and
those who had. paid an exhorbitnnt p,ice.
We think it would be well, for the soldiers
wh" belong to the Cavalry, before leaving
Tor lead Quarters, toprocnre a special or
der a d press the horses neeled. We knew
there are plenty OF horses that can be spar
ell and can be procured a, reasonable
price, by using the proper means.
s. NJ L
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-28
AT HOME.

Twenty-siS members Of Capt. Owens, and
:cnty-four of Captain Johnson's Com
ny arrived home OIL last Sunday evenings
tin. The most Of these veteran iroopers
Stom we have met look we'll md are in the
1T of spirits. All or thes. soldiers lost their
1rses, by the casualties of war, during the
c:ppaIgn into Maryland md Pennsylv ANA.
TA*y are now on furloush for thirty deye for
lie express purpose of procuring horses. THIS
'Ianch Of the service is the eyes and ears Of
or army AID will. the longer the war con-
t;"uea increase in usefulness. Now is tho
time for every mnu who has horse suitable
for the Cavalry service to bring l.inl forward
for the defence Of the country. Those who
have pleasure horses :an well afford TO SCH
them for this purpose. The two Compapjcs
need about fifty horscs-princi pally, or per
hars all. nien from our District. That there
arc Mt least twice that number Of horse, in the
District, which, such times is these. aut, tor
such purpose, can be srarc,l. there is rot Ia.
least doubt. Since their arrival home tn.
have met with very poor encouragement
very few horses tcin: offered to them ; We
hope, however, That fter our citizens generally
nre apprized Of the fact that there will be but
little difficulty, in their way Horses the,
must have, and unless our citizens come for
ward and soil. they will he compelled TO resort
to tho necessity Of procuring on order TO press
thcm-ihen it will he "render unto .sei:er' the
things that are 'seixerS".
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-28
OFFICE CHlEf G0MMiSSARY,
tiAHLE,r'H. jniy ii, 1858

''.'hHLE>r'N, JnI ii, 1853
:llH" h..rn appointed Ciii.F ,O:i-
A. "l'NAiti :"r i". :>,"i: -: "'.Ih Caro-
Ia. "Eh n.i'r"vd. u. III: So. ry Of War
with ,n,tr -" OIL To dlvfe,- .. =, ...ni. y Vi
si"as, Ia" TIA" proper co!icc,i"n ,I i .irib,tIn
"i su.r!n'-. | have div,Ir,i the :>,n.- INTO liv..
divisions; .". each Of winch .I.vISirn Il i..
sIon C"i''n's.rv las i.rrn nll"'nl,,: d, Tia.
E"'rmis.nry t;rn"rak
division SO. !. Cup,ai. X !. ~rMuNS Dlvi.
Sion t"m.ni.ea,y. .emhr"cc. HE DISTRICTS "i
Pickcns, anderson. GrrcnvIIlc, Anh,vlIi. nuL
rnrt Of Eig"ilrlL n,!join;r.
Division No. 2 Captain :. G.. Fans D,vi
sion C"mIniesary, embraces The districts of
Srarl"nbnrg.- Lanrrus, Un'"r, N-whsr,y and
part OF Elg..ii cid.
Division No. s, Captain J. ID. WlilIEE-
SPOON Division Commissury. embrrucrs The
Districts Of York. Chester, Fairfield. Lancaster
Kershaw and EicIland.
Division no. !, Captain JOHN
division Comu,issarv, embraces Ia. .... .
OF Lexington. Orangeburg, Bsrnw'
and part Of Ehgciieid.
Division No. 5. Captain WN. :.
Acting Division Conn, is. .afy. ,tnl,. y... IL "a,
tires of CHESTERFIELD, MART n, U..n. ton,
Marion, Sumter, Williamsburg, ana G.. ,:.d,
lie Division L"IniniSsGi ..s WI ru.,. III II lis,
Of their Sub Co'nmissarvs unu agents Il. soon
Hs they a." appointed
Each Division ..ur ais. l.. :. ..un.s...d WI. ,
the power of iInprc. "c..i, nuu VIII. when
necessary for tn" ''uL.~ ,"nce of the army, i'm.
press Sub silence St"rcs within ,he. Divi on
bought Tor sale. paying according TO the Rates
hSed by the schedule Of the Impr ressment Com
missioncrs SpceuIntors nre warned not to offer
Tor Snbsi stence prices beyond those fixed by
this schedule.
No Commissary nor Government Agent, from
any quarter, is authorized under any prctext,
TO make purchases Of Subsistence Stores in this
State. Except under the orders o: the Division
Commits aries above named-it being the de-
sign of the Secretary of War to prevent com
petition between the Commis issaries Of differen,
States. The Division Conmssaries are in
s,ructed. therefore, to prohibit interference
within their Divisions to prevent the shipment
Of supplies purchased by Commissaries of Com.
mssary Agents under other than their authori.
ty, and to impress the stores if necessary.
~ II. G. GUERIN.
Major and Commissary Subsistence. :
= eB- Couatry. papers please insert three
times, and forward bills to Major II. c. Guern.
--Mreuty. ~ - -
Augus.,-is, 4,ss; 81 :
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-28
zee -..-r. - =
THE LAST OPPORTUNITY.

L.
Having been order cd to South Carolina ky
Gen. Lee for the purpose OF looking up dcssr.
tcIs and absentces officn. McC1owam's brigade,
| would give notice to all who NAV belong TO
that class that If they will report t" me i-
mcdinteIy, prei'nrci 10 return to their regi-
mcnt4, will forward them free of expense, and
insure tn" pardon o'iere'l hy his Excclency
Presdrn. Davis for any r.evou Delinquency
Having also been authorized 10 pr5curr con-
scripi' for Said brigade, you'd mos. cn nes,ly
cell III on the young n.en vino are approaching
the a." OF conscript and, also, the middle
aged, lojoin us in the mighty struggle for free
dom and independence. Your bleeding coun-
try calls for III who arc able 60 bear arms in
tones that echo from the seaboard to the noun
tains! join nt once our far famed brigade and
our gallant Fourteenth, which has so nobly
sustained itself throughout the entire service,
and you can remain at home until We are or
dered to report TO the army, when we will fur
nish you with transporto ion, bounty and com.
mutation. Any person desirous of uniting
themselves with the above brigade, OF any other
in the service, &c will be happy TO hear from
then. shall lie at Edgeield Court House on
Saledny in ScP:embe, next, and days following
when and where shall he glad TO meet with
any who may feel inclined to enlist. Any one
wishing TO commup icate with ms will direc,
their letters 10 Wideman's Post Office, s. C..
E. COWAN,
Captain Company G, l4th s. C. Vols
August 81, '63, left
sB~ Edgefeld Aduertiser and hbbeville
Prsss will please copy and continue until fur.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-28
CAPTURE OF TWO YANKEE GuNRoArs

RcHMoSD, August 25..-Intormation
was received this morning Of the capture
Of the Yankee ennboats Satellite and Re
lance, off tie mouth of the Rappalannocls
river or Saturday night, by small party
of marines under command of Col. r Wood
Of the Presidents staff
These gn"boats were lying near each
other and were captured, after slight re-
sisance, by the Confederates, who ap-
preached in our boats. Several of the
crew were killed and number wounded.
among them Lieut.. Hoge. Sf the Navy.
Various trophies were secured from the
captured vessels and about sixty prisoners,
who are now on their way to Richmond,
including Capt. Robertson Of the satto~
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-08-28

NILMINGro". August 24.-Ir:tc.,l:.,
morning the frigate Minnesota anl six
gnnh""'S ho'nharlrl III" sh re inc miles
ahuv" Fnn El~i.r. where .. .i,, -,
be- ran a-,"nn'i. sh" hri,g rr .r.,.,-l ly
>m'iI gun an'i fly m"n T.c cnr,,v
a''"mr'cd I" Iced rhrr !nr, e. u, y h ch ,...,
w"T" rrpul-cI with one killed. Errn.,
rr'ni'nr"'i. the. tiiia,ly >u.rc".'.d in ,l..>.-
tr"ying ~om" goods. They then a,.l..I
hon t." STEAMER ani e, her on .ir.. W..
lost one k'llrd. three wor.nd",l, a Witt
wo-'h AMI another small gur. Oar FORCE.
Al" III possession Of the wreck rnis cv"r-
ug.