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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-04

john LeeSh, Dec d. Ashlane County
Jane 7. E1mslie, ct. al. Common Pleas-
N pursuance to the command of an order of sale
lef Mortgaged premises, duly issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas Of said county. dated the
24th day of nuary,A-D 1863, and to me di-
rected, l will expose to sale at Public Auction ut
the door of the Court House, in Ashland, on
Saturday, the tn day Of Marcel, A. d. 1853,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. m. and 4
clock, p. M, of said day. the following described
lands and tenements to wit: Situate in Ashland
county, Ohio. and in Troy Township, and bound
ed and described as follows: Being part of Lot
No. forty (40), in Township onesin the nineteenth
range of Townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, and commencing a. the North East
corner of said Lot, thence running WestffonThe
North line thereof ten (10) Rods, thenre South
parallel with the East line of said Lot sixteenJ6l
Rods thence East to the Eastsline. of said Lot,
thence North on The East line of said Lot to the
place of beginning. Containing one acre of Land,
also Lots number thirteen (13), fourteen I4l and
fifteen (I5), in Norris plat, in tbs Village of Troy
in said County, said Lots fourteen (14) and fifteen
(15l. being fifty feet in front, running back one
hundred and thirty feet, also the South half of
Lot number one az, in Norris plat, in the Village
of Troy in said County, and the South part of
Lots number two and three in Norris Plat, in the
Village of Troy in said County, said Lots being
each forty five as feet wild East and West, and
North from the South end thereof fifty
feet. Terms of Sale-Cash.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-04
To the Public.

r hereby notify the public, that ON the Sd day o
January, 1868, my wife, Catherine Obi, left my
bed and board without any cause. or provoeation,
and l hereby warn any person against trusting her
on my account as 1 will pay nc. debts of her con-
tracing. =
January, 1s63,-4w. IEsds WILLIAM OIL.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-04

Attachment.
Henry Andrews, Plaintiff,
Against ssiteE
VIM. H. Simonton, Defendant. s9seaz
ID efore VIM. S. Strickland, a Justice of the Peace
Eeof yermillion township, Ashland county. oEio.s
On the Oath day of January, A, D., 1868, said JUS
action Tor the sum of ninety dollars, and said
cause is set for hearing on the l4th day of March,
A. D., 1868, at u o'clock of that day.
HENRY ANDREWS
Feb. 4, 1s6s-aw.*
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-04

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
N office is hereby given, that the undersigned
IN was on the 18th, of November. 1862, appoint
ed Administrater of the Estate of Elizabeth Deter,
Decd. sss
Feb. I6-4w CUTLER.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-04

Farm for Sale. aqos
THE undersigned. as Agent for the heirs Of
Il James Cuybertson. decd, offers for sale the
following premises, to wit: The FARM formerly
belonging to James Gulbertson. situate near the
tsLITTLE LAKE, in Clearcreek township, Ash
land county, Ohio,
Containing 100 Acres
1t is q good Farm, with a good house and Larn
and we'll improved. 1t win be sold at Public Aue-
tion Oh
On Tuesday, March Sd, 1863,
on the premises by the undersigned. f4ss
Terms made known on day of sale.
WIN. CULBERTSoN, Agent.
teo.o' ooo-H ett9s Hl
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-04
SHERIFF,S SALE.

VIM -Eermilya. Admir-. of
john Lee0h, Dec @IInAshlan County
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-04

*~Juglans, LAT. Jovis CLANS i. C. the Nut of
Jove a name give en- it by way of eminence-Wood's
Botany, page $40.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-04

The editor of the New York Express, who
has had twenty-five years experience of fight
ing the Democracy, says:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04
TO THE SOLDIERS!

Ne have published n beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
Fer the gise OF soldiers.
tits printed in four colors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, colors flying,
etc. a blank line is left for the name of
the Soldier, Company, Regiment, Officers;
size 13xl7. The certificate is enclosed
in pasteboard tube, and can be sent to
any part Of the country without injury;
and the soldier, AFTER filling up the blank
lines can put it back in the tube and re-
mail it to his friends, and they will get
it framed and preserve it as remem
brance.
Price 80 cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid
I. n. RHODES & CO.,
80 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted TO sell the above.
iulylO-3m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

WASN'T MUCH ACQUAINTED WITH HER
HUSBAND. Kansas City is a gay place,
and they have queer specimens of hum
anity down there. If you don't believe
il, read the following about a woman Of
doubtful loyalty, who was recently be-
fore the Provost Marshal "She gave AZ
an evidence of her loyalty that her hus-
band had been killed in the 1O6th Illinois
regiment. When did your husband 90
to Illinois, About three years ago
That was before the war, was it not p
yea Why did you not 60 with him p
We'll, ] didn't like TO 60 OIL 80 far with
q man | wasn't much acquainted with!
you don mean to say that your hus
band was 30 much of a stranger that you
did not like to 60 with him ? Yes, / do.
| had only been married to him about q
year, and wasn't going to leave my
folks and 60 Off to Illinois with a man
| didn't know more about"
What could he do but discharge her,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04
LOST

IN WEDNESDAY MORNING, -EFIEMBkk 2,
~ on College, DelderIck OF Cherry street, two
Transfers Vouchers, given 90 William Barron,
siguod by IT, Abbe, Pelham, wrapped up 10 news
paper Tor SIS U6, tho other Tor So Any person
rnIing The same ana leaving them a. tho Uuion
WM. BARRON
ep3-3t.
An men dealing iu lho above will please have au1
man arrested. o0oriugi the above, who CANNOT sLo
themselves o. Dec .s.,..sl WILLIAM BARRON.
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sorl lw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

During a marriage ceremony he bride
was sobbing immoderately while the
knot was being tied. "WhaG8 the mat
ter, my young woman" asked the off,
cial 'Oh, STRIP replied the bride, dts
because its forever" mo, no" reioined
the parsOn, "thaPs mistake, it's not
forever. Death puts an end 10 the en-
gagement" On hearing this the bride
dried her tears and was consoled
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

A wag wants to know whether if the
devil were to die, the newspapers would
not eulogize his character. II they
didn't, the editors would be most likely
TO get unceremonious orders from some
Of the friends Of the deceased, stop my
paper"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

IWE ENANININ1 BOARD or APPLICANTS.
g. I.r rHEiuou m Nniaud Esrimout#, is now iu
a,as ou HL tho /llNua'tT Building, ON ui-h suoet,
uulr NuiHr Etry. O.
An |gr. rus boz the Military service, desiring TO
nY. car brurc said Euard, must resent reCommcuda-
1lua aHd inslim malls from their commanding ON
cen, tu thslr good character and CAPACITY. An
others will present like Testimonials from we'll
kunsu men ct Buoi ttaudi 6.
I..Hu .aUrrs can hc forwarded a. the lulId, and
u.tUe 500 tn Hou. tn do. applicants, when they AFRO
I'd. ..r.. fHnI"l.
CHARLES NJ. LUM,
N.' lulU Mich. mtty, President.
A D CRANE Dr. NH. slth tog Ind, InCty, SEQ y.
"...H#t. .sIH sep.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

A report has reached this city that o
party of rebel cavalry have entered this
state by way Of Cumberland Gap. The
same report says that large force Of
rebel troops are in Tennessee under Gen.
Buckner. We are inclined 70 doubt these
reports, but give them to our readers for
what they are worth.-LoU. Dem.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

Edward Lloyd, Esq, wealthy Welsh
man, well known on the London stock
exchange blew his brains out recently in
despair at losses by the Confeder ate
loan.-Ercl1Dgs.
We doubt whether Mr. Lloyd had any
brains to blow out No body who hat
any brains would invest in Confederate
bonds.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04
Disposition OF tho COntrabnnds-.-
order from Adi-Gc "A. Thomas.
NICKgRURG Aug ~ 1912

SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 10.


Under instructions from the Secretary
Of War, the undersigned hereby an
nounces his return to this region of the
country, for the purpose of continuing
the organization into the military SER
vice OF tho United Stats, all able
bodied male persons of African descent,
who may come within our lines, or who
may be brought in by our troops, or who
may have already placed themselves I'M
der the protection of the Federal Gov
ernment; also TO take such measures as
may prove most beneficial for the well
fare of all women, children, aged and in
firm persons of African descent, who
may have sought refuge within our lines
or who may hereafter do so.
In future, all able bodied male negroes
of the above class will at once be organ
lied by such officers as may be detailed
for that duty, into the military service of
the United States, when they will be as
signed to regiments composed of persons
Of African descent, now in process of
formation, or to he formed hereafter.
1t has become apparent that the sys-
TEN of receiving all negroes who may
have sought the protection of our Gov
eminent, and allowing them in many in
stances TO remain in state Of almoet
inactivity, has become at times, not only
injurious TO the interests Of the gcryicc
but to the welfare of the negroes them
selves, resulting in habits of indolcnc &C..
in sickness and disease.
IL is further considered expedient, that
all children and females OF negro dos
cont, who may hereafter be DESTROYS of
seeking refuge within the lines of tho
United States troops, be advised to re-
main on the plantations or elsewhere,
where they have heretofore been, in a
state of seryitude, provided such place
be under the control Of TIE Federal
troops. All such negroes will receive
the protection of this Government while
they remain in the locations that may be
designated; and all such persons as
may be authorized to occupy plantations
or other places, will be permitted 10 en-
ploy these females aud children in any
capacity most suited TO their ability,
All male negros, who are incapacitatod
by old age, i'll health, or in any other re-
pect from serving in regiments Of Alri-
can descent will be duly cared for and
assigned, as heretofore, 90 the nearest
camp for such persons.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War,
l.. THOMAS,
Adiutant General
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

Adyiccs from Mexico state that the in
tcntion TO recognize the Southern Con-
iederacy is continually foreshadowcd;
tho recognition to take place ssas soon as
Maximillion shall accept the Mexican
crown.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

Miss Flora Hotchliss, lass Of seven
teen, daughter Of a professional man IN
Canada, has run of with her fathers SER
want man, On old fellow Of ilty-hve
wears She made hotchpoch Of her
HOtchkiss
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04

Depot QuartermGsterS Office,
Nashville, tennessee, august %, 1868.
| WILL SELL 10 THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR
l CASH. the following Steamboats,, wrecked In the
Cumberland river with Machinery, and other appur-
tcuauccs, as they lay iu the river.
a. steamer W. ~. SaDEf'L, near the head
OF Harpcth Shoals.
% steamer CHARTER, five miles above
Harpeth shoals.
Sealed bids will be received at this office until u
o'clock, NJ, Monday, SEPTEMBER lath, 1868.
Bids will he received tor each Boat separate, aud
the Boats will be sold separate 10 the highest bidder
A bond 90 the amount Of twenty. I've (25) per cent
of the amount offered for each Boat signea by two
responsible sureties, 10 be forfeited Ia neglect
refusal of paying the amount bid III the bld Is
Cepted) will accompany each bid.
Bid will be- addressed 10 the uudersi gned endorsed
" proD0sals Tor Sfsdmbodh."
The right Is reserved 10 reject any or all bids,
By order Col. IHOS. SWORDS,
Asst, q. NJ, Cen u. s.
r. s. WINSLOW, Capt. and A. q. NJ.
aug25-till Sept. H.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04
FOR SALE, for Union Bank
Money.

A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE, con-
"A tainug nine rooms and three basement rooms
back (brick) with umokehouse, and a large new
lCE HOUSE Attached 10 tho residence Is twelve
and half acres OF Land. Adloius the corporation
line, Apply 90 A NELSON, Agent,
Cherry street, near Union.
kug2l-2g
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04
Aasbbillr 0lnton,

The Alabama Senate Lsye resolved
hat the people have "loBt confidence ID
Gems. Pemborton and Holmes Pemoer-
ton and Holmes long since lost conh-
dence in "thc people"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-04
VINEGAR.

DURE VINEGAR, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
constantly Ou hand delivered At al parts Of the
olty' ID, ID. DlOksH, Agent
Cor Broad ahd Higblg
lansiI-ttg
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-04
NORTHERN VIEWS.

RlcHM'ND. August 3l.-i}a,;,,orr ~ ..
PcrS "f Il" 2o!h have been re..rivrtl. On
Tuesday n'g''t, Ai,,shy. will. $40 men,
attacked a train Of forry.f,"r sutl..rS' wae-
''ns, le,wcen Centrrvi.ie AID Guard Il n,
wi'h"ut meeting mach rc>istance al,I,uu. h
the train' were gurrried hy Federal So
dirrs, aid captured tho whole Of the way-
ons with their contents. Nearly all the
r"v"'ry c>c"r', l1rse number "i Gov-,n--
'nrnt h"rses and other property h-I,n.,ng
t" 'hr G 'vcrnmef.t AMI to private iml-
vlual< TO very heavy amount were cnp.
t,re.i.
An "rler has b en ssued from head.
quart r at K K,nsas Ct,. which, il cnrrir,l
""f, VI lrp"p"ia'e nearly the ", ole OF
th A'"~ r"ll'.tIts IL Missouri knr closest
tot kn"s:'S lius. /. directs that all per
SOU. Ing "hh.n the limits speriiirl, wliI,
'.'r'a u x'"I''''''i. are 10 remove from
t'"''r r'+.ent pieces "f residence within
fire" d".s. uulrs. in the meantime they
prov" their I,,alt, T., ,ha sa,i,sac.;.n ,f
the commanding fiji. r. On this proof
h+, .iv u, he. M, reI,,v.. to any nil.
i'a'y s'a ion with" thai military district
or t"an. ;a't o. K4,~as rxrept counties
on the EASTERN l.nr er of '',a, Si.te. Those
win" d" u"r do i" aud prove loyalty are &"
de "r' 'nrt'.rr M, il,r i,,e,ior Of Miss,,n:i
! II Else" "rrr. al! tie g'a'n anil "ay Of
loyal I'"rs""s "">t. ot''ra l'rsn "f ifI"cn
h">S h"" ''''' dat 't The order =" '"k"n
T." 't'' "r"r">' liar. -'ati II a.r:: ,Irnch
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-04
MAIE LABOR FOR TIE COAST
DIIISIO} 10. |,

! TO hii th' r"Ins,tnW of'a" C"nn,n,.irg
f"m"ri'. ami III pursuance "f ,!- orders Of
Iii EX"r':"v G"r-rnnr I'.,hi.u,u tI,r e., ANNA
-"I"r$ %! tia" H"rhs a,d the Town Au,G..r,,is
"i til" ,,rnrtr", air! town. nn.l v,.lu .rs within
HE ii"'i'S "i l" iu.E.ial Dish .rS "i i'.-K.n.
i, .,rH'v!,''i S'!n'i""I;,'". .ndrr"n. Uni"n,
Ink, Chester. Lnur-ns, AlbrvIii- und N.w
h"rrv NJ. hereby required forthwith to sum-
'i"' all l'"'>''"s III I"s>rssion Of lluv-s ii;lL.
I" k"ai 'uf,, within the limits Of their uu-.
'h'''h\. !" '!r.I'"" "n' :"nrth ..f their . nv.s
'';.'' H. Road 'int> NJ the Ku,lr"aI Dr,n.
"-"r"s 'tr " irr : rrSi.lrnr a.: ND\ D',y
TIE F"r'""n'" Gay "i September rext j., Inn,
!"r IT," '"'w" fe'Ch' "oruig tram there 10
Iw"ii ira >j"ria;i"n !" i'l p!-,,uu, for t:,,,y
!;l .;i'' "Ir i::- i.I :frm'"u-
II. The i.rgi,iaiur". at ia A,ni. s.ss:on ,x
"mli"d ih"s- whn owned but one HonI Eu,,l
ir"'" 'i"hiity under his Act Thns. who uw.u
f''" or hre" "r " iraciI0D "r"r II number a ivs.
hI- l> one fomrH viii ~ nj inrw, ,ri ON. h,nI
f"r such t'acii"n: or twu "wm-rs hn v,nr surI,
!r"" i"ns. III y unite nnd send one hand ont O!
evc,y frnr.
III. bvrr>errs, nt the rat. Of Que to ever,
hundred hnnd-, are NOT only nllrwy hut ,r.
desired Tue, are selected hy the "wn-r<nr,.
paid ty the conteIera'r nmih",tirs a, thr
rate {" hhy dollars per ni"ri,h
w. E"rrIp's Will he gwen u, ih.. u. pots fn,
the negroes. nnd they nr. ns<rsse.l in CharI..-
ION before the, ar. put tG work.
". lhe Act requires The nIirmlanc. Of ore
"i me commissioners AT each Depot. u" will
be met hy an ngent auhurz.:l IL .ecci,.: f.,
the negroes
VII. own"rs ore rrqu std to furnish tI,ri,
negroes with spade. or si,ov els and ,br.,. J,,.,
rations.
VII Owners who hlr" substitutes will pr-
nish me win II copy Of the rerrip, tnk.u f,r
such substitutes.
VIII. IL Is regarded hy the Rods to lie I'm.
III Use on thts "crnsI"h. a. dnngcrn:a TO run
f1f'a -" ns ho"SiIy laden VIII, in,srEgers j,
- therefore nt'rsaarv ihlt thos. on the uyrr,
l'"rtions OF ;h: Roads s!,nuil he IN atie:. .dnnce
very early III Tie morning in time for ti,c reu
'tlar freight trains; ar they III &:ht deliver ne
n"gr"e the evening before to tie agent ar 4.
the rni'rond agent, who is autilorized TO rsc.ipi
for them.
TX. Charleston. it IL hope.l aud believed
VIII SOON h- Iinpregnnhle. If SO. the slave
'hh"r OF tie State will have accouplisL.d il
Labor is yet needed IN large quantity to secur.
this I'"sitipn The portion nf the Stat. now
| called "n. has pour ed out richest tr,asu,Ys o,
nohir blood ON almost every field in this wa
will II hesitate now when 40 mu,h ia in he ,,-
comI'lSheh at go little sacrifice, One e.ru.s,
combined effort may put the State beyond
danger
e WV. SHANNON,
Agent Of h. S'nte Of South Carolina.
Camden. 5: G. August i0,h. 1883.
sY1 All Pnprr' IN the Disis,on publish one
each week until l&ih September and forwnr.
August Is. 1885. s. ~ +'1T .
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-04

We bii it ina ion vessel, then put
in al pee Or peaches, like making apple
butter, and boil slowly until the fruit 10
well cooked then srired to tas,e, and yoa
have 20 "e,hug that mu.t people will pre-
fer to ai plc-bu;ier, or any kind Of pre-
>erves. Or tho syrup may. be boiled
without fruit. do"n to mola se,, which
will be foun! rs fine ~ any suEarhouse
innIas>es We save maie to the full ~
much as ZEN gallons OF the applc-butter, II
"ay so c'll i, and nol,ssr., which has
kept i" fine condition till NJ y.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-04
THE YANKEE IRoNoLADs OFF cHA4LES.
TON

A correspondent Of the Chicago Timss,
wiring from tho Monitor Catskill, ono of
The feet under the command Of Admiral
Dahlgrtn, communicates the following,
which shows good gunnery at Charles.
ton:
This morning 0.2o beat to quarters,
steaming I. Cummings Point; At 10 $
ire.l our first shot kept up firing all the
mnrriug till Q 10. when we hauled of
just beyond range for dinner, At one splicsd
ie main brace. and it was needed, for the
brrh deck. when we ara in action, is av.
frl hot, and full 0f powder smoke. Tho
f.lows in the turret have tho most and
hardest work, ct nave plenty Of fresh
air. This morning we seut to one Of the
wooleD vessels near some Of the men Who
wore tired out. most Of them frsmen, and
u boy that belongs in tho turret. A piece
f shell c7p,e IN the port, strikipg him IN
The foot, cutting him some. Yesterday
noon we sent away NJ. Simmons, our mas.
ter, he basing faintsd. or it. was the con-
c,,s.ion Of 3 shot striking against tho tur.
ret, while he was leaning against the side
oft.
1h'S uooDp hpout y. W., W0 were oil
transferred On deck. The captain wished ~
know II any Of us thought we wsfs not
ab)o to go in again. but they all sssued
wiling to try it on,o more. We have an
Admiral this time that knows HE bpsinsss.
ani IL not afraid Of sinking the vessels.
0ar decks and sizes, a. well % turrss ssd
Nlothonae. aro.cut up; one sho. .ass,ly
went through tue, galley letting dows DAY.
light, and water by the buckstfull, ail
another over the engine room. the came.
way. We were struck yesterday forty
nine times, most ofthem pretty bsd, and
to-day some 6hssn, or twenty ,timss more,
Our snpks s.aok aIso !. badly torn, sevsral
shots having gone through Il Dsaaasas
one solil shot lodged on our deck ~.
dsy.-Tbs captsin has pdsss ssiou II ~
Thousands Of piecssaof them tsrs sIS|
around. j cant tel yhs,hey ws are ~
ia -gaip OF not, Tbs Admiral hss
ashore 70 see the General fnd out Sow s.
b. stands y. sdrntsr i still plSyisg wilk
them. a ~ y & hy'.@ u
s.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-04

"clno ''rdS'ng tk;s blockade to be effective
d:"h"n9rs her s'gna,ure e-,rcnche-ouslv, in =,
sSmurn "s he discluims the obligation
e"i"''rd on h"r by her signature, after sho
h"i asksi inl obtained the Confederate
U""er'ir'ent 20 a;Hp: tho Treaty. thereby
securing 10 herself the adyau;npc, accorded
10 rru,ra!$ under the seco,d ana third
rauses; whilst sl:s ,reacher.usly decEncs
carrying out tie fourth clnuse-the honest,
enforcement OF wF,;,!i WA the iudu,ement
t" 'h" C""sv'ier:'y : for granting the con-
ccST"ns asked tor. ard con,a rel in. the
Sc"''a "nI 'hi,d ansrs. 6 e Cnn,tN
8anci,s dispatch to Lori Lyons, dated
Charleston, lslk An.u,:. ,sGl)
And The G n!c,,eg;..e. iur, rr say tLa.
the con lac Of EA Glanl i" tn" ,..atter /.
most unj'ls'. inaannch ~ by her ia; >,r
.;':!g "A; G,,nent of her written ol,!i.a,i ,u
serious advantage is secured tot Nor,!,
crn Gnve,nnru,.
In hope Of ca''ing the a',en.i,.n Of he
Hrh'"!' public 10 this particular pc;n., this
statement is laid h":ore them; fiom which
they ca" clearly understand tie RESPONSE
ti!;!y of England in lie mn,,,r, and sec
h"" shat responsibility IS cvndea by he,
p cccnt Guvn~!me.t,.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-04
TELEGRAPHIC.

tHARLhsT"E. sept 1.-The firing this
afternoon, has been slow, tie fee not par.
'r'pnIiny. The land batteries chiefly
firing ut Sumter. ~I,ich holds on, gal,an,ly
little additional damage done. Til. gar.
rs"n in o p ri's
Major General J. +. G;lmcr is Ter a,.A
will en"r uron his duties ~ morrow "a
SECOND III command TO B,.auresarl.
Tie most Of the non cu,nba,au,s have
Quilted the city.
lhe enemy h.re not pus el their works
t"war!~ Wagner during the lat fuar tnya
tut ~ Strengthening his preSen. position
lheir sfarpShoolrrs are very ac,iye. No
ea>"aiirs on our side ia the action with
III" Monitors yesterday.
LATEsr.-Ahout noon fo.Ga 8. two mon.
1t rs approached aud opened fire on Sumter,
but were SOON driven of bv Fart Mnutrie
"ni Baltcry trregG. A. 2 "'cIocis p. M.
I'll the monitors stood in close 70 Fnrt
Sumter, firing hriskIy at that post, For
M"u'lrie aud Battery Gregg for an hour
TIE fight was severe. M,u!tris AMI oar
S'lli ans Island batter;e: firing very ray
lily. S Oh after 8. ill.,. monitors wi,!,,lrcw
-s me having hern struck frequently.
Os''as;o' al f n5 fron the la :! b., cries is
h."rd TO night
RlcHm"SO. August 81. Perfect on:c,
ude has p evni cd here tor the las, .wu
'av-
" Ere r'Hsl"rs c..vreapon,len. O:
III Ez"miner s'v% :.r main loiv Of Gr
Mr.'!r army IL 'nae,c' in three divisions
r'-p""tlvr', - ii nrrl - Warreutru, MAJ
n.:sS's Junction aud Ceuircviiir. 1000
!:':anr,. from tn : army nas lately teen
sent o Gil more. Tt" ror,rsp.,n len: rr,-
rr''e~. ZIP III p.'S'iv- tarna in thu The
Ya k"r army "t the P,tolnar j. in worse
r"'dit"n ~ his time 'hn wh,.r it h,N
advanced, after 'hr Bul! Ruu battle. The
= RI la, the "harvrs IL, .Ac,ni, Cre.l;
re being rebuilt is false.
M".''y m.''. ,nrcr #, .las!, II :, w.s.
~. tain ne.,I 4 AN .a!r. ur NJ .u,,.y ni..!,.
ai''. captured! A p.'rtlnn > thc IN RI al. !
fort g "a.":is .ni t~arn,.
JACKS y. tu.,>' 3;.-A ,r,;rr r.,,.
i''i' llu: II '".,"r'> hn! th" t.: n,> ..uv.
v"'",' gam 'h; i y l;cv lrc,:.rn
,n' ':..n" ~. Y :. k..rs wer killed .,r
l. "Sr'cI r..re "."rru,n" ~ i}a
ii E'n.r, sin;l,r event took place, in
witch ;I'' .nk,'c- G. :tnc near beng over