New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-30
Trip SO Nardccvii!e-DcrS hfs OF che hsice-
swamp observation-disclosures Munsion
Of Emu@don Chreysss
sre-a.o2r pccial CoflesIpl~i'nt
S6vASyAH g'n. II. lsea

Of Euugdos Chrevess
tFro-ao2r pecsl CofresIrsi~i-it
SHvAyyAr an. IT, lsfa
An carly mourf and } dc ~ tNen y-livc
miles INTO Soutl CaIoira, w.t. I > . vance OF Tic
twentieth Ccrps. Cr~sire ion'ooi / dge from the
Gcoigia shore to EutoiYsopr island IN nee acioss tar
klanC how swan ', dsap: ees Me-g gearing OIL OF
land AID ite oTe' another and long poltoon 0tdg'
oaanae island answering tbe co.. tIsed descr p
hooof Hut ,lirsors lsard ard tnen a. oss this isl nd
ang dykes and crJuloy o .asS upd sill another
pontoon b- Ice and tie msir hand 'f ;ou,h Carohua
was ,ascled. II aUy S,neFsson iuihfully cal Il
scfies q lie svau,s ntens ted by st ces and young
canal. md heGced IN iy 'cyhes wtsh might have
pleased II o.las,ier 1ssnlefd then e had reached
the NAN lam l. ilding aopg tcp al be dykes, new
crossing ETY. esd tn!cE, tlen6 idins over cor
3uoys and TO he rood. tin I'd heavens a
road That Ill ne adiScfSe o qHy Nsgern township
Sh doe inha miss ,al tia was evid' nj y
nalr by ,e.c Ctrg he or ~, ,rton # very wet
swamp. and I CT tins nUmO : c. slaves under
renegade Yai set-,si,o< 10 civ small plr
.cross TIE space chtYe'.a or brrned or whitfield
through tie ilCehefs oi yoalg trees or old trees for
aobCGy could al. slss sge = ,heir size IA even veg
atio seen l. stop cer;Hn point ir this
tive county. We wfiSed loIses Ger this road,
we had 70 90 . and ;len TO something Shade
trihe higher tan tie las, and came to the hal tia
lions ID, sees Of The depaY Cd and itiHk d.
MI Chees,s. Tlesc poo- b,ao; creaurt lived near
a. possib, to The r.oe eruDIs where ivy COM
pelrd rk and make lbcBs Ives mae Thy. and,
Tar as hey coubi forn arottrtious brrs mansion
occuped sr the aOr-s-d Mg. rCheever Il certain
sons Of tiss year, when his p scous LIE not Ia
DANGER ans n; other sea,9,s oy his who
wiling 10 bis lie fie cake Of being
ard the ac;lc iieuent o! q eertar amount almighty
l,llars.
Beyond Ar. Checve's Bansio- the rosd improved.
and ed on until We ehus, to work across tie
road which h the ape irass-e oil beng orus able but
pru7ed to Inc, IT only Qusker gtn. On agn.n
eo,c-ably fair ,od Int still t,rangb he "Owl1ais, ow
antn we found the road obstruoted l. fellea tees
.ya1p on eli IN SIDE and New Ii5PI. strcau, which
,x,dA lie called brook creek North just beyond.
Bo,s ~ daunted we forGed or walled l0uB icred
shr3rh tic swssp eros Cd TIE bridc over New III er
which our Jiouo1rs repaired IN fTe minutes. and then
sd-.-ed upon deserted work intrS Fed 10 coveE the
.oaa Here the reported they hs sig ted sIsy
packs few in sum5er and scedy il ApPearaTce wboled
,r,r their etprose a brief halt and puzzled Sor
Gs-dsc lie. Passing camp for art:a ~ or eaya-G
lately deserted by tse Rebes lonse a two deserte
~ te ilhabitants oyer more corduroy through more
swGnEs and along 4oeraby good rood. snd we came
O. Ha11eeYlle Dcsoaton dissolution. desolton. was
written everywhere. Bat one family cut dozen ar
fftceu hosses remniDe>L Windows he'd lern taken
out rooms CespocI Of tir furniture, and ~ the live
stock diiyea OF. A br<i LGls q. GaIdees lie until
Gen Werl. with ole Of tbe brigadcs Of his civison
Ei.s) came OF. and then Or three mica an a half
farther "a Pu1y ,luIr the Saynnnth River. Cross.
Gre tho Charleston and SaYelnuh Rail! oad, every rail
at which as fur could he had been taken by
tle Rtbes we eslloy1d along over better road than
any ,ct paGted tito Pmystrrg. town consisting q
- veyard end tree four houocg, the former ten
arei iHce long age ana the latter s6oiate and empty
Uc~c vac discovered that the iyeY had risen very
considcIajly. and rpoa trying to find bridge which
re.ei creek Jest beyond the towo LEANED from two
coa.-alanls who Lad crossed in stiH that the bridge
we n: Gee: under water The curreit in the liver
vac rcry rwif AID tie dnrkcys aid citizen who was
picked I'D Dy the scouts said the rise can sd by tie
rcg.lar January freshe,.
4, psry.bnrs the Rebels rad pleccd IN position
co1aanding TIE river approaches e very dangerous
gct--1augerorz 20 t.cre who should ever fire II. II
u. hare 'cc .of, fen old revolutionary times and
c,TtaialI rnique Iiece Of ordnance. Lenyirg
potion Of the troops a. Pmysbnrs. we rode back 70
Baieesy.lc. where VIC found Gen. Ward had estaS-
listcd he hcadqiarer short 'es.. and then tTot
cfiweiy two miles back 20 ssvanneh. making ride
O. -.tF nAl,s mat dny supp! Neo paiHh''i U. WIN
fss,, RID o;c pcisou at leas: went tc % bed.
The country through which have passed Embrace
swa,.s wherein lice is cultivated and evanpa wlec
nothing 81 cultivated. The whole country is low. In
rary plrccs ieaccly wooded. in Other parts having
Lrre cores Of southern pines To get on from the
road or ehac Is guarantee Of being nIred unless
yopr Loe chances be strong enough to regain the
carseay The general APPEARANCE wac that OF deso,a'
tioo We board o. iae Rebels 1t Fe!ebecril!e and
Crshg +, sy;no. bit not III any force. " H. x