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Edisto Island (South Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 1
be worthy of any amount of repetition. They compelled the officer in command of the gunboat to release seven negroes stolen by them before the privilege of burying their dead had been accorded, and finally they gave to the gallows the negro fellow who piloted them in. In South Carolina they captured a party of Lincolnites, belonging to a Pennsylvania regiment, which, after having refused to yield, had one killed and two wounded, though discretion the better part of valor and succumbed. Edisto Island, on which they were captured, is a kind of debatable ground, and the large force which the Yankees maintain there, proves the daring and courage of those who assail their pickets within such easy distance of their camp. We had thought that the times were not propitious for like enterprisesoin Georgia, but no sooner had the idea crossed my mind than the 13th Georgia regiment proves it unwarranted. Yesterday a scouting party from that regiment passed from Whitemarsh across to Wilming
Chatham (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 1
sage of nations. There are not wanting instances of protection being granted to men born within the Confederate States on the simple oath of the party demanding it, while abundant evidence might be produced of the place of his nativity. Let the Government act with the people. We seek no longer foreign interference with either the blockade or the war. Let England and France understand we care not how long they defer the day. On Thursday, the 3d, a new draft will be called for from Chatham county, that of the 4th ult, not having been filled to the required member. If it shall be conducted fairly and impartially few will complain. As the last stood, none but the Irish and Germans of Savannah were drafted. Gen. Walker has been extremely ill for a week past, from an attack of pneumonia, but I am glad to add that be is reported convalescent. The loss of one so well known, and whose services deserve so much honor from Georgia, would be a servere blow to the State, but Providen
Whitemarsh Island (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 1
and succumbed. Edisto Island, on which they were captured, is a kind of debatable ground, and the large force which the Yankees maintain there, proves the daring and courage of those who assail their pickets within such easy distance of their camp. We had thought that the times were not propitious for like enterprisesoin Georgia, but no sooner had the idea crossed my mind than the 13th Georgia regiment proves it unwarranted. Yesterday a scouting party from that regiment passed from Whitemarsh across to Wilmington Island, and fortunately came up with a load of Yankees, whom they soon disposed of satisfactorily, having killed one, mortally wounded two, and captured eighteen, together with their barge and a six pound bronze gun. The enemy will become so wary after a while I fear our boys will not be able to approach them within good rifle distance. There have been many reports afloat about the city relative to an attack on Fort Pulasid. I have already mentioned my source of
France (France) (search for this): article 1
of our Ministers at foreign Courts, and the notification of the cessation of all authority under their old exequators received from the United States, has drawn subjugation to the subject. People begin to appreciate the position that England and France occupy in regard to us, and the motive for their inaction. Our pride demands that these officials, who really possess no authority, should not longer be allowed to assume it, and to act upon it, in many cases to the detriment of our cause and ine simple oath of the party demanding it, while abundant evidence might be produced of the place of his nativity. Let the Government act with the people. We seek no longer foreign interference with either the blockade or the war. Let England and France understand we care not how long they defer the day. On Thursday, the 3d, a new draft will be called for from Chatham county, that of the 4th ult, not having been filled to the required member. If it shall be conducted fairly and impartially
Wilmington Island (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 1
sland, on which they were captured, is a kind of debatable ground, and the large force which the Yankees maintain there, proves the daring and courage of those who assail their pickets within such easy distance of their camp. We had thought that the times were not propitious for like enterprisesoin Georgia, but no sooner had the idea crossed my mind than the 13th Georgia regiment proves it unwarranted. Yesterday a scouting party from that regiment passed from Whitemarsh across to Wilmington Island, and fortunately came up with a load of Yankees, whom they soon disposed of satisfactorily, having killed one, mortally wounded two, and captured eighteen, together with their barge and a six pound bronze gun. The enemy will become so wary after a while I fear our boys will not be able to approach them within good rifle distance. There have been many reports afloat about the city relative to an attack on Fort Pulasid. I have already mentioned my source of information, but am not
United States (United States) (search for this): article 1
Bluff. The debate in Congress some time since, and the resolution offered relative to the withdrawal of our Ministers at foreign Courts, and the notification of the cessation of all authority under their old exequators received from the United States, has drawn subjugation to the subject. People begin to appreciate the position that England and France occupy in regard to us, and the motive for their inaction. Our pride demands that these officials, who really possess no authority, shoulnce? We would not institute a Mexican code, but we can require all those who are not with us to leave the country, in conformity with the usage of nations. There are not wanting instances of protection being granted to men born within the Confederate States on the simple oath of the party demanding it, while abundant evidence might be produced of the place of his nativity. Let the Government act with the people. We seek no longer foreign interference with either the blockade or the war. Let
South Carolina (South Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 1
ida the Yankees met with a disaster, losing a large number out of their force landed, and four killed in the bargain. It was a most gallant exploit, and if we could obtain any really correct report of the affair, would be worthy of any amount of repetition. They compelled the officer in command of the gunboat to release seven negroes stolen by them before the privilege of burying their dead had been accorded, and finally they gave to the gallows the negro fellow who piloted them in. In South Carolina they captured a party of Lincolnites, belonging to a Pennsylvania regiment, which, after having refused to yield, had one killed and two wounded, though discretion the better part of valor and succumbed. Edisto Island, on which they were captured, is a kind of debatable ground, and the large force which the Yankees maintain there, proves the daring and courage of those who assail their pickets within such easy distance of their camp. We had thought that the times were not propitiou
Georgia (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 1
ground, and the large force which the Yankees maintain there, proves the daring and courage of those who assail their pickets within such easy distance of their camp. We had thought that the times were not propitious for like enterprisesoin Georgia, but no sooner had the idea crossed my mind than the 13th Georgia regiment proves it unwarranted. Yesterday a scouting party from that regiment passed from Whitemarsh across to Wilmington Island, and fortunately came up with a load of Yankees, of Savannah were drafted. Gen. Walker has been extremely ill for a week past, from an attack of pneumonia, but I am glad to add that be is reported convalescent. The loss of one so well known, and whose services deserve so much honor from Georgia, would be a servere blow to the State, but Providence kindly extends protection in our need over all our heroes. Should no change take place, we trust soon to see the General again at the head of his brigade, ready to lead where "glory waits hi
Tybee Island (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 1
[correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.] Savannah, April 1st, 1862. Since my last letter the people of this city have been so profoundly exercised on the question of the river defence and the floating battery, that I have not been able to devote the usual time to keep you posted on the events and occurrences transpiring in our neighborhood. Batteries are being rapidly placed in position on Tybee Island by the Federals, and on all points in the neighborhood affording a chance to reach the Fort.--Mortan batteries mounting heavy pieces, some believed by Gen. Pemberton to be of unusual weight and calibre, (I have been told by one who conversed with him that he does not doubt that twenty-inch mortars are in possession of the Yankees,) and further, the continual and steady advance and occupation of these points seem to show a determination on their part to make the attack on the fort before long. It may be said that Pulacki is completely invested, and though the distance is
German (search for this): article 1
n. The enemy will become so wary after a while I fear our boys will not be able to approach them within good rifle distance. There have been many reports afloat about the city relative to an attack on Fort Pulasid. I have already mentioned my source of information, but am not aware that General Pemberton has any certain means of acquiring a knowledge of the movements of the Yankees, except from his more extended and accurate field of observation. It is certain that a recently captured German, belonging to the 48th New York regiment, had a letter about him not finished, but intended for his wife in Baltimore, stating that on Friday next Fort Pulaski would be attacked, also detailing the proposed campaign from its successful bombardment, the immediate advance upon and capture of the city, and the equally brilliant and sudden occupation of Charleston. How much credit is to be attached to these rumore I am unable to say, but I am not inclined to place confidence upon any such ratio
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