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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-24
..slf~r FROM BRACES tRMY-THE Fight GOES
DE-THE ENEMY DRIVEN BACK.

ATLANTA sept -Zui 1000"
Sos. :. RON. lie battle field III scantiy, but suf-
c2u received to show that great Euccehs has been
..v- in the two days fighting The main, if Ut the
.-.-. force o. R0secGay2 engaged and wers driven
-, back on all their positions greatly denoEaIzed and
w forced destroy large quantities OF stores and bag
se Their resistance has been stubborn, and thu fight
-'.. goes On.
Our troops flushed with victory eager for the fray,
with every confidence the foe viii be driven from
.r present stand Mission Ridge, siN eight miles
lo Chattanooga. The fight yesterday most spirit
ca one ongstrce and Hin attacked the enemy's centre,
AMI ~ night after desperate resistance, enemy
driven from positions with 60O0
prisoners, AMI fortytw pieces OF artillery.
The from the battle field on yesterday
loor that the enemy made stand Mission Ridge
Tie battle atil raging.
loss General officers has been very great. Brig
Helm, Of KY. killed while leading charge. Gen.
Hood MORALLY wotGded. Brig. Gen Dan Adams, and
lno. {. Brown. severely wounded. Maj. Richmond, of
Folks staH, killed.
The battles began Gree miles west OF Chicamauga. In
days fght the enemy driven Pea Vine
Creek and west Chickamaqca about eleven miles to
their present position. He haO thrown I'D Temporary
brasworks at Pea Vine Creek Ass evidently been de-
feated on ground of his choosing.
following special dispatch from Gov uarriss to the
appeal coutrms reports:
CHICRAMAUGA, Sept 2O,h, O'Clock P. NJ.
Aler days fighting succeeded in driving ene
by from his positions The engagement is not yet dec
r'e The casualties are heavy both sides. The
rrF'si evidently much heavier than ours
cen Preston Smith killed last night at seven and a.
half clock, while leading his brigade within few wards
Of the eEemy's line. Gen. John G. Brown Cen Hood
zen. Gregg, Cen. Dan Adams and Gen. Helm, wounded
zen Deshler killed. Yankee Gen. Little killed We have
captured about twenty-five hundred prisoners. Abou
'"ehy-n'- or thirty PIECES of artillery Troops never
fought better than CuFs they in high spirits and ready
10 meet the enemy again Tomorrow
Battlefield, Chlekamauga, Sept. 2lst, IL a. M.-The en-
IyEetgel EQg our front under cover of last night leay
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-24
tROn RICHMOND.

RICHMoND, Sept. list, 1868.
The flag of truce boat arrived at City Point last night
with Commissioner Meredith aboard, and Brig General
Kemper, of Virginia, exchanged for Gen. Graham NO
papels received Commissioner oud prooeeoeu COW
the river this morning il the steamer Schultz, to meet
Cen Meredi.h and arracge for the resumption of
regur exchange prisoners Another boat will arrive
to morrow night.
The Ianxees have made raid into BRISTOL Is report
ed that large portion Of the town has been burnt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-24
FROM VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND Sept. %, 1868.
Nothing by the Central train this evening, except tie
statement that firing heard il the direction OF the Rap
idan
Commissioner Oud, in official Interview with Com
missioner Ae:idth, submitted proposition for the eX-
change of officers bat definite reply ui be given I'M
til The authorities at Washing ION consulted.
The community was much elated to-day viii the news
from Northern Georgia.
Recognition rumors were current this evening, bat not
traceable to any reliable
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-24

topic of conversation 1t exercises considerable in
lence upon the spectators of Wall Street. Gold in
York l34 the 18th inst.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
I he Arabia has arrived with dates to the 9Th inst
deputaton has been dispatched by council OF Noa
bles Of Mexico to Europe formally rendering the to
Arch Duke MAMMALIAN, who is daily expected Maximl-
liam must give them decisive reply.
The Paris Monitenr officially announces that by rights
OF Delgerents accorded by France the CoEie
States the Confederate States steamer Florida has been
author to emain at Brest long enough complete
pairs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-24

ing his killed and wounded the field Our victory is
complete We have captured a large number of small
arms :; thirty six pieces of artillery have been
brought in twenty additional pieces reported
to have been captured Also, about five thousand
prisoners are reported. Our army is in the finest
Spirits and ready and eager for vigorous pursuit No
additional particulars report We met here the whole
force of RosCcrarZ's army.
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From EAST TENNEssEE-THE YANKEES a |
BRISTOL.
RICHMOND, Sept. 2lst,

RICHMOND, Sept. 2ls, 1853.
Aspecia dispatch to the Examiner, from Abingdon Va,
states that ON Friday Col Foster, commanding force Oh
fifteen hundred attacked Col Carter, of the LIST
oyalrv five hundred strong Kingston, twenty-five miles
wet If Bristol Carter fell back fighting, and sent
courier to Gen. Jones renforcer1ent but none were
sent Ten o'clock Saturday morning Garter retired slowly
through Bristol fired upon by the pursuing enc
nv who with yels, dashed into Bristol The YANKEES oe
sroyed Confederate storehouse CONTAINING stores value
at s2OOOO Stragers Quilted Of the stores and pr
yae residences The Yankees left Bristol on Saturday
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LATEST FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 23i, 1853.
Last evening PARROT guns Suiyans Island open
ed more rapid fire upon the than has been heard
past fortnight The fire was manta ned all night
and continues this morning.
MESSAGE or THE GOVERNOR OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Sept %, 1868.
Gov. Ronham Il message read to-day at one O'clock
P NJ He recommends that military force be raised of
two regiments infantry, to be mounted, and pro-
portonabIe cavalry and artillery resist the
pretended rang parties OF the This force is to
include all able 0odad citizens between sixteen and sixty
years not Confederate SERVICE otherwise legally
exempted those who have employed substitutes those
who are becoming citizens, and those having domces
The Governor asks the LIE gislaure 10 adopt policy to
mitigate the evils of mpressnent by the Confederate gov
ernme also asks legislation to furnish
ing labor coast Defence Recommending the impress
ment of it, including free negroes. The topics OF tie mes
sage were appropriately referred
Message number two was received and considered in
cret 5ession,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-24
EeLt. 24th


,rD ENTHUSIASTICALLY having Qualified at :ho Court Of
pleas and aeIto ssss0I igi Labe cSan as a.
ali nersons indebted to the estate Of the said de-
a to make Immediate payment ana settlement; and
ceaseC w baVinu claims against said estate VIII present
,h for payment within the tiile prescribed ny law or
this notice wrbe pleaded IN Ear o. snSn iS'''0y
This the 18th day OF eeptemt eF' AoI''
AA'7' " j. Z. BEAMAN, ! Administrations.
5g3ts
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GEN. BRAGG's OFFICIAL REPORT.


3 pleIDef ZItt. Isb3 J
To General S. Cooper:
The enemy rereated Chattanooga last nigst leaving
his dead and wounded hands His loss very large
in men, artillery and small and celors. Our loss is
heavy but not yet The victory is complete
and cavalry is pursuing them.
With the blessing Of God troops have accomplished
great results against a' gely superior numbers We have
to the loss Of many gallant and officers Brig
Gen'ls Preston Smith, Helms, DeSheer, killed, Maj Sen Is
Adams, Gregg and Brown, wounded.
(signedO BRAXTON BRAGG, General.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-24

The TITnE Law DOES NOT REACH TIE Poor MAN OR
WOMAN AT AIL.-Every one is entitled first TO reserve
for his or her avn 80 bushels OF sweet potatoes, 90
bushels Irish potatoes and 100 bushels OF corn Tor %
bushels of wheat) also 20 bushels OF peas or beans.
Here is at present market rates, nearly thousand dol
lars worth OF produce OF the farm upon which no tax
whatever is levied 1t is evient ymOrethan many poor
families make and enough to bread good sized family
and as for meats the tax is tenth of all the bacon
estimated at GO lbs OF bacon to 100 lbs OF pork where
80 100 lbs OF pork will make nearly 20 lbs. of bacon
besides the part not cured into bacon. SO that out OF
everv co lbs of pork some l5 20 lbs. untaxed
On cattle the 1.-THE tex is not ladlt Is FER cent on
" on tie value.
1t is manifest from this statement Qor the accuracy
of which see the law itse that tie 1.-THE law does not
reach the poorer class OF farmers though from the man
ner in which the matter is handled by some it might be
supposed that it protect this class from oppress
ion and Injustice that the law denounced and It's repeal
demanded The law operates only upon the larger far
mers who make surplus to sell, and aUO are not tag
ed IN an otter 1oay, by the law that is, neither their
lands nor their negroes their incomes IRON the sale
of the surplus productions of their FARMS are taxed
This 1.-THE tax is therefore the only way IN which these
wel-o do farmers called upon to contribute to he
support of the Government and the war; and is the on
" way in which their land aud negroes oan b. taxed
The constitution tordids the taxing Of ance5 and ne
oroes till CELSIUS is taken. During the war consequen
tv but for this he law, land and ntgI3es the great
wealth of the South would escape taxation at all
| Fayetteville Observer
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-24
FROM VIRGINIA..

RICHMoND, Sept q, l6t3
special dspatcht to the Enquirer states that consider
able cavalry fight occurred yesterday beginning Mad
ison Court House. Our foes fell back three or four
miles There was artillery firing several OF the low
fords yesterday evening
Legislature has passed act suppressing the circu
laon and small currency by courts, cities
and towns.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-24
zxr~I7rou,n NOTICE.
Sent, %,

rE,HE SUBSCRIBER Ia wing September Term. 1863 OF
the Court OF Pleas and Quarter SESSIONS )r New Hano
yer County qualified Executor the estate OF LEVIN
Lane deceased hereby gives noceto eli persons iDdebt
ed to said nestate forward and settle and a per
sons having claims aganit the hereby nohed TO
present them within the lme prescribed by law otherwise
this notice will % pleaded in bar of a recovery
~ ." TaOS. Fl. LANE Executor.
n,rno NV ahsence fri m Wilmington DR.. w. w. Lane
is my authorized Agent settle all business against SAID
estate. IL IL; LAVE:
Sept. is, 1868. 1Aa*WS'
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CAMP IvERsoF's OLD BRIGADE,
Near Orange q. H, Va, sept. Sd, 1868.
For CONGRESS-.

r Editor The undersigned, voters from HALIFAX coun'
ty this Brigade beg leave most Respectfully 70 oeF lo
ths consideration of 1st District the mama OF Colonel
RRyAN GRIMES 4h n C. t. of Pitt county, suitable
candidate for Congress at the ensuing election Colonel
GRIMES is too we'll throughout the District to need
am encomiums hands his fame forms part OF the
history war; and his conspicuous gaany and heroic
devotion to cause and noble exertons IN behalf OF our
ndene25euce have won him the respect and gratitude
Of ayavv natriot Moreover Colonel GRIMES will make
an able Influential and useful member and being man OF
firm intellectual attanm ants, solid worth and intending
integrity the people the District cannot entrust to safer
hands their honor and confidence.
VOTERS OF HALIFAX COUNTY.
SAINT e 1874 1l-lt-52.lr
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-24
FROM BRISTOI.-BKIDGE Observation-Disclosures
DEFEAT AND CAPTURE OF rANKEE3 NEAR
BRISTOL
LYNCHBURG, VA, Sept. 2l=

LYNCHBURG, VA, Sept. 2l=t. 1863
The enemy, 1900 strong, entered Bristol saturday,
meeting with feeble resistance. They destroy cd tn
eommssary building, containing sbou buudre1 bar
rels of flour and small quantity OF bacon, and Quilted
several stores About miles side CT sto the
Yankees destroyed the bridge and tore fev ras and
then went back to the force threatening satVjle.
Gen. Jones whipped the Yankees ZOcof3I miles
west Of Bristol Sunday and reported that General
Williams being in the rear, captured the ere rctreeng
force eai to number twenyfour hundred The last
needs ccnTpati1n, bat Jones' victory is doubtless
fx1n
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-24
.D1TINISTRATOR's NOTICE..

yv,uE UNDERSIGNED, beptember Term, 1863, OF tho
Court Of Pleas and Quarter sessoas l'F new hsno'eF
b II T1omas deceased, hereby notifies all persona
INDEBTED to estate of said deceased 70 make
ss;not sid estate will present them tor payment within
nc nTescribed by law this notice Will be pleaded
10 bar Of their recovery .,,- :, D,g,1op Admir-
- ,oos l2-ltj2.3t'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-24
Sept. 23, 1868.
.wtr on NORTH CAROLINA, ONshOW COUNTY
III

STATE oE WORTH oAoLiSA ' oNsE S SoO 51
1868.
z PELLETIER, admir-
JACOB MORTON, dec .,....;o g., al. poor L. t,fc
600
Tho heirs at law OF hS70'7'
ACOB MORTON. , A.. 81. a., ,..,,,. ,,.,. Lain
scott aud vile Lydia, VIM. Merton ana JAcob aoHon
~ this cause reside beyond Is L % I" t
no motion, Ordered ny TINS S"uiI
o. tsemeu made tor Dix weohH 7"cccs7Voy 81
~ tonse door i'll JdCksuHEiG, ana tH5"e Clher puo
We Tcns IN O3slow county, aud also III INC mlHlhB'""
Journal notifying the sad defendants o. .l' mn 81 l,
+i+jo and that unless they appear al the Ie Term Oh
49,; ort and answer the PGuuOn, the same val! Dc taken
mr." conftss0 and heard tIgarIe1s 10 tneM' , r.,.
E IeS'. A. d. JOI-S@AO+'5 - A.
r, ,,,q % o.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-24

FEDERAL RULE IN NATcHEz -Natchez IS now COM
pleeIy under Federal rule and her citizens are expert
encing that great love which Lincoln and his hordes
have for those who reside in the South. The people
are subjected to every species of indgnity and annoy
ance that can be devised by their prosecutors One
singular custom has been introduced that we suppose
viii be followed up elsewhere, that of compelling ladies
who may wish to attend divine service upon the SaG
must be presented to pair of drunken Yankee buIhes
stationed at each door. The Selma Reporter comments
thus on the matter ,
Just think of it moment, reader Before our moth
ers wives sisters and daughters have permission to
worship Almighty God in the temples which have neen
dedicated to His name, they must pass the ordeal OF
insult at the hards of dirty, theving set OF rapscal
lions, hardly fit to have their heads blown OF and used
as manure for The next cotton crop And yet there are
TO be found men who occasionally hope that the glori,
Gus Union will once more be reconstructed. Gould
thew be compelled reside for short time with their
families within the corporate limits OF Natchez they
would wish every puranie k9ave who halls IRON
the privilege of knowing that their agonit2 were to
prove eternal.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-24
FROM RICHMOND.
cret session.

RICHMOND Sept 20, 1868.
Nothing imp orance has TRANSFERRED since last report
This morning of impending battle on the Kapl-
dan are current The weather s cool and favorable for
military movements.
The flag boat is expected at City Point to-day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-24

TIE RALEIGH MoBs-We informed by the best au
that the charge the Raleigh Progress OF General
Raining being prvy the sackng OF the Standard ece
base alsehood that gentleman was sleeping Then
Tho act took place we also informed that me sacKng
vas not committed by Georgia, but by North Carolina
rooms who were their way with Bennings brlgada 10
pt 'deserters These first proposed to sack the
oaice and succeeded seducng the Georg ans to 1on
tba We have this statement from the very highest ON
ciai authority apd would call the attention OF North CaFo
inians to it,-AtIGRta IatsHtgencsr.
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OkrR Cof c.

To those Who like ourselves are too poor to drink
coffee at seven CT ten dollars per pound we can recon-
mend substitute which is as good to our taste as the
ORIGINAL We received from Col James 3. Merriweth-
err of this county, specimen of okra Seed ground aid
marched which had so much of4he appearance and odor
Of the genuine coffee that, notwithstanding our preu.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-24
MAR RED.

In Huntsville N C., at the residence of Thomas Martin
ESQ the l7h inst, by the Rev s. 5. Barber w
Humphrey, Esq, Ct Ons ow TO Miss IOA CILNI;MA AN,
daughter Of Dr. Henry Clingman, of Arkansas.
AZ he residence of George A. Smith, Esq, in Frankn
county oh the morning of the 22nd by the Rev. j. B.
Cheshire, VIZ T. McAARY, Esq, of Wilmington, TO lisa
PA1TlE WlG6ANS of Scotland Neck.
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ExECuro4,s NOTIuE.

ySyIE UNDERSIGNED, at September Tenn, 1908 %. ~
Hanover County Court, having qualified az !.Ae, r
the estate of Bry IAN NeWkrk dec ased hessDy - .
Dersons indebted the estate II the 81 ~ - , 1,,-
immediate payment and settlement Ano a
claims against said estate viii Hfeseh rtc Win ga
within the time prescribed ~ l'"' y. "
pleaded in bar of their rCcoV Exec
Sept, 18th, 1868.
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ALL Quiet IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Sept. 2Oth, 1853.
Passengers by the Central train report al q1let on the
Rapidan when the train lett Gordonsvhle.
The flag of boat has not yet been slgnaea cohse
ouept!v there is no news rom any quarter tonight.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-24
Sept. 23d, 1868.
TO THE VOTERS OF THE 4th CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT.

DESTRfCT.
For several weeks past card has appeared in the Fay
ettevle Observer and in ths Wilmington Journal suggest
ing my name candidate for Congress. Sometime before
any had been announced, was frequently requested
to become candidate. then stated that this should
pear be the general wish Of the District, was willing
friends sLlnald announce name Since that TINE
have been applied to by irueatia persons from every
county in the District, and urged to become Candidate
Under circumstances feel called upon to that
nv fellow shall fit to elect me- shall esteem 1t
very high honor be chosen their representative and
would devote myself earnesty 20 the discharge OF the I'M
portart duties of that responsible trust. :,
There great question tor the representative OF the
people at this time consider and that how the entire
Government, within s Constitutional limits
be beet exered early and successful ter
ination great struggle for the Independence OF the
Confederate States It s true, there may be divisions
amongst us upon minor questions Of policy but believe
and trust the great body of the people CO North Caro-
lima are firmly united in the resolution that the separa
ton from the United States is na aud that for h
they have asserted they will accept no alter
| native"
| Yours very respectfully, 1870
ROBERT STRANGE.
wnnington Sent. 18Th 1868. 132t-52-l'
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ENLCUTUh-'a NO4IlI-

yr7pE undersigned at september Term, ~ = 2 w.
-, od O lar TOR Sessions Tor New L.hnCyfr Gus.
- ora uGcd as Executor The estate u H. L. en-
neil d. CEASED hereby uo,h:s all lessons 1utD'sa ~ Tue
Element: and ali porsons having calAs AGAIN. Bat
estate viii present hom Tor pay mott w. iJ in pr
scriIad by law, or this notice VIII DO i''' - " "
This, The 18Th day Of sctsn'Gr' ~ aJ.u rvecor
o.,, 6i-3'p
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COULDN'T Hold CoURT.-Judee Ship Solicitor
Merrimon and other legal gentlemen who started to at.
tend the Superior Court for Cherokee county, last
week, returned reporting it imp7actlcable to make the
attempt in the present condition of that county Many
of the Southern men are leaving the county
AheriUe Mems, It'll inst.
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FROM VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Sept. 2lsi, 1863.
by the Central train report all quiet in the
direction CT the Rapidan No further indications OF the
purpose of the enemy the river but persons gen
orally we'll informed believe that fight will take place this
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For The JOu!nAI.
HEADQ'Rs 1sT n. c. CAVALRY, |

HEADQ' RS lsr n. c. CAVALRY,
Sept 18th, 1853 {
Aessrs Editors transmit list of the casualties i'll thu
lst N G. Cavalry in the fight OF Cupeper, on the 18th OF
September for the information of the friends OF the
ment:
Co. A-kied-ECn2.
Wounded-lst Lont. ]. L. Smith, seriously in right arm
Mssng-Privates j. ID. Dixon ard Thos j. laxton.
Co. B-KilIed-N0ne.
Wounded-Lieut J. W. Peele, severely in left thigh
Go C-KiIled-None.
Wounded-C6pt Is. D. l.. Mcleod in right arr Lieut.
Il. II. Maxwell seriously III arm Corp. j. LewaIien.
Co. D-kiied-None.
Wounded-Buger Smith F. Carroll severely in thigh and
captured.
so. E-KiiIed-&one.
Wounded-Private VIM. Green slightly.
CO. F-Mort4lly Wounded-E. K. Sloan, since died
Missing-D Harvey PurVance.
Co. G-Kiled-No
Wounded--None.
Missing-Sergt. Z. s. Patterson.
Co. H-Klled-NOne.
Wounded-Prvates W. II. Bailey aud }. l.. Nick ay,
slightly. , . ~, 70 , :,
hssing-Iieut. Bryan Whitfield Prvaios 4 F. WI tdei1
l.. Gurley.
Co. K-Killed-Eoue.
Wuunded--T w. L. Davis.
RIssing--Private John N. Arnold
RBCAP4TULATIoH
Wounded. -
missing. o
p&tal. ~
u. +. Ar: FIELD,
Lieut. -! Act hdjt
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= ;. tOOTER:
er days hard fighting, have driven the enemy,
a desperate resistance, from several positions and
. r.ll the field, but lie still confronts The losses
,- heavy on TO sides especially in officers We have
,a twenty pieces Of artillery, ond some twenty
..- DO. ..red lrisO-era.
,~:-neD BRANDON BRAGG, General.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. YU.kCl..

TE1HE UNDERSIGNED, having qualified at The Court o.
Pleas and Sessions Tor Sampson county, ~ ""-
a{r on the of j. g. Coz sen, dCcease, hcfc
Nv notifies all persons indebted TO- the estate OF the said
deceased to make immediate payment aud settlement apJ
oil rnranrs having claims against SAID state WIZ PIe3eu
them tor payments within the time pIeSoHpeu y 1", q"
this notice VIII be pleaded IN bar O. Their recovery.
'NS 'n0 10' j. K. BEAMAN, Admir-.
Sept. 23, 1868. @'1
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CHARLEsToN, Sept. %, 1883.
The enemy exhibits activity Morris Island, notwti
standing fire continues undated. He is building
coveied way from Battery Gregg to Wagner. Fer two
past have shaled his working parties with great
vigor. The enemy is building new battery On Black
Inland