The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, September 17, 1863, Image 1
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JEa'Aatfrtf &V$f Oftotxr ?k*L at public
aSWoii, at (he |>t?9?tailor* of S. H. Mr;-;
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Jla>4p4Jf? abovatha Gonrt Hon**, tin? folThraa
Vftluabla "NEGROES,* mrfh abo'iii
04 yoars.olj, l? Voy about 1?, ?6d a woman
about 40. ". .. -
/ Alto. Ana MARK and COLT. A pair of
WtmR MULlig. two ytwng MULES. 86
b?a4 o( good SHEEP, 40 kiUfTig HOGS. IS '
or SGSTOClTHOati. right hc?.l of CATTLE,
WAODN ItAfcKESB, OXCART. buuacliold
FURNITURE, aiul inltny other article#
not foeutioneU.
TSKRMS'CAStf.
J ... a G. MoCLANAITATt \ v
- JOHN 0.0. PEASTER. \ Rx^c*u>">\
it?th, ief.8. 13 . 8
g0T* DalWCaroHnUh will ntiLlinli every
other <li?y tfu <Uy of rale nmt Lnd bill to
the Ktpcutore at Qi:een\tile.
. Salt! SaitiTT
AjifftVEt), * fine lot of Wllinlntrieu made
SALT, and hwnnfitaiurtd by us. Which
[ may We ha? at reasonable prices, at wholesale
or rct.iil.
GEORGE HKLDMANXAOO,
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tW*AVE are nuOxuizerT to announce
Heii. J.V.S. FA^UOW a ootu\idnte for reoleclioft
t(i'tJ).' Oongrra* of the QuifHesnto
i State* ft* ilepicteirtatfre from the flftli Cuu>
giw??fon*l D??lriot. - ?
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The Irorsidei end two Vonitor* Taken-rA
Bold Feat
During the heavy bombard men t of
jrort Moultrie, tf orl Ruinter nnd Lfatlery
Bee, winch took ptiico on Tuesday Inst,
?n? of the mo#t remarkable act# wa-;
porfor.rocd ever recorded i*v the historv
of s*ar, reawlting, among other thipg#,
in the ** taking,** a# above mentioned,
of th# frignto Jrontidcs and two <MonitoiW.
The Iwfwi. of the incident are
Mr. George 8, Cork amd J. 0?borne,
<jf thi* city, *nd die manner of it# oc-"
our ret ice wae us follows : .It beVng.de
bitnble.to preicrvc a faithful delineation '
of the rmn? *gf Fort Sumter, , and to
alrowrto future general ion# what South"^ny.
troops can endure in battle. Gen.
Jordan sought to obtain (he service# of
a photogmpl.iO "artist for the purpoac,
and Making knoan Kit wi.sh, Mr. 0<?ok
ar.d uis.aetfocfiite'pMMTyptly volunteered.
Pr .tided-\vilh Ihoir instruments liier
rraOhed the.Fort under tiro, then coolly .
ai^enijing to the pat*pel, "-jrlardjid. 0??ir
battgry*" upon A guh cariluge, nnd ooiiilUeuceli
wc.ik. Tlm-enemy,ifh'anwlrjle,.
Wgte llrmwi t.g their eleven #**1"-fifteen |
inetl shrill# against and into Simiter,
rendeiitig 'pcrson aj e X poMi.ro hazarding
in tlio extreme. Under there cluuitn a'tHrcer.
kcene ahewreeno itbm the intorlyt
of the dHhfddftied old f?H# was I
faithfully transferred tp die plate-, uhi.il,
jteiyrly *irery portion of tthe ruin*?pie
Ture^quo even iti iberr deformity?'had
it# **. counterfoil prefeulnieut.'* - Thin
-done, the arl^?la-;ttllhed their nUaiUi?>n
to the fleet, |m4 had the-good fortune
to'trvuie, antrd the inolea of baitle in
which ihoy'were wreathed, n-f*ithful
|jJjenc?s"of tl? Irvntidct and t*j Mohit
Of*.'
i* Mr. Grgtjlt requn*t?d permUtion te
jgo oulsdrleof *'??und take a pic
tnce r?t^h> exterior from lh??*nter. but
it fca* tbought that tbia would draw
, ilit|ditiotml Tire fro?i the fleet, and lh^
, pr.-j^.t wus abandoned.
our citizens and country hnve I
had preserved to them a valuable mrEnai
o^a defence almost unequalled
it* - ob*iutficy~-~oiie worthy to-be
b future generation.? 1
TW feat itiklf m titiparnlfeled, aa'far ae
fcnowr-mwl no litUe prnhp i* duw to
J Uie gentlemen wbo Krul iliO|l>Rrdtkood
Qte>hdc tl>*ir Bvea for the ptnpow of ao? |
.{ atuing ait belt loop eo precioU*. '- The
iwje^pt.ib 'that fit hit oper?M6n requirfwttg
an niHehrocaVy of judgment, any !
! Ma dividual could maintain a sany Jroid
. pufBeiant to do tha n?ce?*ary dodging.
Laud at,lite name time carry ?<ui the vrvriqtls
4ou?1b required by taatc aud art.
* i jfru wmrt AOAV Uvacuatu).?Fas'
Wterp turret from SuftMk report that
' Flfcat piace htb'turrfln'Uen yecnated bv
M Vjl?ltec8, t(r? ImI of them len\rt?ig ?fi
^ V <w . ?, . '
, - Lkrflwr rheir .tkyMrpfroal itooj fr^
| oona milled, <md &C
g '?** ? :? iu. wMwrnnag
?:XunrtU> vtfr* fframfy anrmycd. Tins
* wrtljK JilMt* IT NortWl *a? broken
k optu lifed ?f Arbeit, -A aVearoer nunc yp
* iWnafnltg furniture
!< from- tfco red<l*pco of aihmtial Uffd4.
Tko?biMul??iT>e fjmilv re*'f
d'ewm ol Ropry Rtd?i?ck nui tho Key.
? MMMmt, MifiorfS mom than ol
\ -*ill <tXQ? Wot#, Hit of tlm
* hm<e* gftrUfem?n *** by tkeun.
p i and fho failing around Iho j*/d nod
-f ffftrm^tfardvii, wHick had been..p??vi
? o'utl* tnbaettlAualy pfjocr??l, *M de
.. atf-oWf, and ihkAjdtiso nvy^h aby*ed.
A Li?Ier Tlopma. Lp<??ay and
* Jtnufk Rarrifc.'i, enrottipg ofticera fof
. rNoT Mfmood cou*iy, were '??ep\uwd.?
? 'tHl'Mdiert Mkro *U frorfrlfce 16t)i Virft
% Liulo hie* ebout
? ffcOOQ in k wind) -be *4. reufbviag
4. t>? w^ooftomxl. ??"* > k
j; JoN4T t)oKo^?, I tbootd
knifed mo?t pronrfiitm Vt:ls?n?-$f Rain
' ? ac/norni'counif, du<l a f?w JfVa rlnin.
d.' Twnn that eight''of Jachvju*
* ' cavalry ware captured by thy eiu-my'r
i f?v* day a tdnce Wtween U?g Llhek nut
Edward V Depot.?Juckwn Mfttinln
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OftEBNVlLLK. SOUTH Cj
|ic iatitjirm enterprise.
. .Chi* trott?-,c?tual 'Rights to AIL" 21
V . GKfiBNVILLE; 8. 0.
Thursday Morning, Sept. 17, 1863. ji
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Korited Promotion. u
CoL W^O. UutL?u, of I he id South -j
Carolina Cavalry, has. been promoted p
to a ifiigadUr General. tl
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* .A Curiosity. ?' h
Thoio of oor renders who de6irV to c
Sfo S? living curiosity will have an oppcrluniiy
of doing so on to-mot row. Mr. j
T). B. TV .-Moorman will exhibit at e
MrBeq's llall,* a negro girl xeith<ttco
head* I Wolmve Conroiscd with par- '
sons w)td have soetv this dual In;man, jj
aud she is. repotted to bo as great if not j
a greater' 'prodigy than tho wyrJJ fo- s
nowned Siamese Twins. See advor- '
usement-iri another column. x
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Town Election. ^
? The following gentlemen were elect- ^
ed on Mopday last, at an election'hold \
for that purpose,"Tnterulant nnd War i
der.s of the Town of GremviHo^for the '
ensuing y**r. The selection is-regard
*d an excellent one ; * ,
Intendant.?IJjw:*. Oak*.
Ward No. 1.?It. McKay. . /Ward
No.*2v-i.F. K. Bsatttk.
' Ward No. Q.~Dr. J. IT. Dka*. * ]
Ward No. 4.? Gko. M. Dykk. . (
Waid No. 5,?Col. (J. F. Towjcks. i
Waid No.4>.? IlivKKV r. WitUAMS* <
For the Southern Enterprise. 1
"All nwinncr of sfn nnd blasitlivmy ahnll I ]
be forgiven n>iU> man,'but the blaa^bruiy
ngniiiKiptliB Holy (Ihnrt ahull not Ifj, forgiven
unto man, pollher in this world*nlitlier it
tile world to Ooine.?ilf, Cha|>trr~of Mat
lliew, |>art,of the Jtlat stnl tUtd verses.'* i
' Messrs. Editors?fhnf n wiljnl f?or i
efetant practice of Ivjug. Is the sin ailud '
rd l>> w hich cannot w forgiven in-tlii* I
wofhT, neither in the world to cooie, fe (
a logiciii inference from tho Voids of
dm Savjour to I! is. d feci pica when they
were sorrow fn! nt tho thought of heing >'
svjiaratrd from Hiin,. Pir "lie A**uro*
litem, Mis Father w'ill ?<;iuV- thmti an- ,
other eomifertur, " rvon'tho.,spirit of 1
tho troth, and when lie "is coin*-, lie
will gnide yoiainto all*truthVihe oilier
of the Holy Ghost, thon, u to guide incn
in the waj of truth'."' Can atifthmg he
liowu uuWq cleiyly than-these wards "of
the Snsihor do, th u the sin if?gUi*t the |
No)? Ghost i* a wilful ptn-renuon of
truth f. The truths of Iluvehilion need
90 argument Jo enforce ihe'ln when the
spirit in ihau a? willing to receive tliem.
Why i?"k iliftt lying is such an oft'cnce
that it cannot be furgivon 1 Because it is
associetftl with every t*vil'\rork and <tv
cry oftence.H^aw-t the divine Attributes
of Ihrify ; hatred, mwlicc.cwjjujtiatiww,
:*ni cruelty?a w da too invasion ?if the
'riuhta^f other*, such -As tliA NoriH i< '
t v < # ..V * * Am ? 1
now'engaged in against the South. The,
teatrmomy of Christ in another passage
of Urn gospel, is, ilmi lying ia the sin
Fie allude* t<} where lie say* : " Few
, will Ua saffld knowing, as ITe did,
that nu Mola\rou* lore of money, wae a
greater temptation and cansa-.for patais
(mil lying,-yh<?n nil otharpg-ilfbtiows, of
course, that feW ?w?vlt l>? xiumd, if we ar<
right in our nSsurttytion, that lying tr
the ?in ngainst.th^ llo'y Ghost, whi$b
cannot b? forgiven,'*naith^r-in this wot !d
or.ihe vrorld-lo come. flow beautifully
hnrttYomoua jjro tlw, " words. of truth*
ftfid inborne**," that .fdl on tlic'car like.
sattude offl ?Cril)ge<> instrument
Mleh in* TWvldV tmriv w
W. V-""'"*' .? - ..w.
onjporving aonga of pwdse, wjdle.4* ItsbmW
wgeis, !oi>u front lieavcn.to
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It litre tm? voice that can reac h those
idohttrowa'trorefalpot* efgaidU 11 the Oo?ftahirr.te
State* ; tWic toprttcinred sgecuJato*?.
and ^paiUir-urn with N^ritiern
aviate, tirho htrtln# <he Worries of
life fiofti tbwathrv'njj poor, *nd f*tUn
( m?r> ibo mUerj. by whTch they am
f ami rounded, and prtj npop i|?e vlnjacf
the Cttvfetarney.sHko havk?u?tb(r?? for
bloodf^ tb?y no^ fear* that W*
grtece wjll overtake thefei; <>f ttroad H
aheme at the *e<7rn nttd contempt of ah
L rigbi minded men who 'are locriflciny
t fliaie--earthly ldob upon the altar ol
liberty in Ihe canre of trwth.hiid jo^tlajft,
j and tbtf Bn*' hctttdr of (Joel, 'n
fei.ee of If* lw>ly attribute* t " O,
t %baiE-v~thon art fled?ol>tMh?h bonst,.*1
1 4 jkfrZ \>id humble himself, lower hit
i1 tail "nr.d hfuah wlu.-n detected in % mean
I : act beneath the dignity of hi* nature.
; [An e?w*?t fYolu an dftfftbtMted
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VEOIJNA, THl'^SMY-M?i
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Tht Hews.
Tlio firing fr**ni our batteries on
nme?' aud Hullivan's Islands and Fort
looltrie upon tlio enemy h<?? been con-,
ijiued since our last report.
The fire from Fort Moultrie was very
usury viv?Munniiv c*aiuruay ann aim
kr on WtiUwy Wagner, a large fore?
>f Yankees being (fisooveretl at work
jnou that fortification mounting gun?. '
'hoy keep a lookout stationed ou the
wrapct, and, when^-er our gnu* are .
ircd, seem to be apparently notifiedTtf '
lie di root ton in which the shell is comng
as they immediately vetrsat under
over. *
On Saturday, the Yankees at TlaU
ery Wagner respond?*.! to onr fire from
'"Wt Moultrie ; firing about onc? in evty
ton itiinntcs.
The epemy >? also hard at work upon
^atterv <^i?gg, but have succeeded in ruvunling
as yet only two giltia, which
tr<j turned towards Sullivan's Island.?
LvUery Sim kins, h6w?v?r, keeps up a
leady litul ?fi'ective fire upoYi the Workng
pa rties at Gregg, and several shells
vure Btvn on Sunday lo drop light in
nnong ihein. i
The enemy have elected a telegraph
iue between Haltery Gregg and- Gadjerry
Hill. From the latter place-it if
relieved thev* keep watch On Ixfltts j>*s*lig
in the harbor this xide-of Fort Sum
er. Que oi two boats weto ^Brcd at
fofterday.
The report of the landing rjf a Yans
ice? foice on Long Island is belieVed to
he without foundation.
A Yankeo telegiaph opeintor named
Foster, a Chaplain', a Lieutenant and a
legro soldier, were captured- by our
Cavalry near Gombnhee Ferry jester
lay. .j'oster and five others, including
hose captured, ii appears, started on an
expedition some live or six days ago,
with the view <>f tapping*our lines aud
gaining information.. Jlo, came piepared
with all necossary instruments,
snd about five bundrcd yards of ivric.
l ire party were all mountrd. On Sat
urday, they reached Grt-fii I'ond, and |
Foster succeeded in attaching Wis instruments.
Fr*>m what we cpn learn, hrtwever,
lie failed in dbmiii any information
of importance. Finding lie was
delected, We attempted tp make 4iis"es*
cape. One cavalry Waving been noli*
lied, started.in pursuit, lie was overtaken
in tl.e woods, aliuos^nakod ami
in a wretched pligtrt fioin o?usqitito??,"
W(ig<, ifee. About throe handled yards
r?f wire wqio secured, besides an insula,
tor. 'I lie wit.' is of superior make, with
seven stiimds well hisnlaUd al:U India
ml.hor.coaU'iC. A j-ivee may Wu seen
at I Wis office.
Slow firing, is still goibg on at flic
hour of ctosing. this report.
[duirlcstoii -Courier, 14 th.
Kkws from titv. Jai.ANns.?Our bat
terie* oil J allies' and b itlli van's Island*
and Fort Moultrie maintained a steady
and well directed fire upon the enemy's
position on Morris' Island. Our shells
from Battery Simkins created sotne'srir
and destruction aji>ei?g?t ilio enemy nt
liatfory'Gregg v?i?terrjj*ir.
A dispatch from LiCtit. f'ol. JOS- A.
Yates, ('oUirtihading /JrtiHerj' on JatiteV
Island, saya; '".At J?m. minutes past
eleven o'clock A. .M., n sljell fired from
kSiptery fciimkins . cxfilajK-c! p magazine
or-eajy-oo at Battery (?regg, creating
oreat eonftuiou ili? eneme
'firnii'eJinl?ly -after 'r?uml>?i of IThclls
were >e?fi to exffluiL*, jieur tbo Mrtne
,place* Z - '' / "/ 't?.
/he enemy fired a (ew RhelU yester
day from Gndberry Hill low aid Vorl
Johnson >>nd Ht. our dthef batteries on
James'' Islam)*, doing no damage:
* A rurtio* wns in cucnlnUoO.that the
enemy ?'u:ing Tlwlrvdny idght, had
': mounted three gun* upon Battery Gregg,
L?two pointing to 8nliivan's Ujiuid rnd
one tow aids the city. \V c coiil.1 learn
nothing definite, however, and?i?g;?id it
as doubtful.- ; , '
'I hero i* no perceptible change in tbe
position of flie fleet. A steamer was
observer) yustertl(ty"alongsid? of the
Ironsides, an-ha -nombaf of" men on a
plfllforin seemingly engaged .ot work
ilpofV rlie ^>yr-.Vif the ironsides." Hut
ti?* ifoiiitoi* yrereoh*er*erl a^ tire tuua!
nfuriigfefcfc.-'. -r
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It was a-cniarl Yankfco tdea, thAt dl
tho Lincoln Government, in ordering
i tlta dttteaars oif tsemwi msscrfnl* to i>#
published. Katlier than he lnf?jrct?!<]
to Iho annoyances of~?nch anintamoui
proceeding, many (JiaAblud conrcripti
gUdiy ntplov niiiwtilnlM. Tltti 1 to?loi
.Qouiderdwouners il rva a gigantic* tys
tetn of bhiek mailing got up by t'h
-United Stale.* ivVerniijcnt fbr the pur
pos? of Htn cling coin mutation mom;
tf<nm jwrbons KjghTly exempt. Whnt i
jt that a Yankee a ill riot stoop to do, i
r ^here's "money in it?*'
| Tim ntedioel men of I'aria retom
\ mood the folio wing* way of adniihltfiot
jug ctmlor oil to eiiildreu : The rpisntft
of oil prwerrbftl in poured irtto a ?tna
earthen pan over a moderate fire, a
' r*?S braken ihro it and stirred np to ?
' to form somethifig like what cooks ca
i frittered eggs ; when it is done a- iittl
i. tail or euger, or a few drops of orttng
water,' or some enrrent- jelly thojild f
I added. The ?ick child Vill eat it ei
) gai ly and tieyer ditcutcr the fuuil.
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Fropa the Xeimeaeee Army. - ot
Affair* on Hie' Tennessee tine beein
to assume h s^rfotis chi? racrer, Mid there
i* every reason to suppose that ? deqi- ^
*ivc-ballln, at an' eft<1 v dny, will take
pfice, While public 1 literert lias been
concentrated to a - gWaf. extent oh
Charleston, important movements hatro , .
been goijig* on north of t % ami the ai
atragetjoal movements of tbo opposing th
general* have been various. liosccrans' E
object appears fo bh to -compel a retreat pi
of our army without a figlit, and that ti
he ba? succeeded Wi concealing hit true
purpose myst be,admitted. -.As ibfthU ?t
tor has been gradually developed, bow- d<
ever, corresponding change* in tire dis* tr
]>osiiion of onr force* hftvc been made, p<
and toxiay the whole jrioy is fn a state ai
of preparation that speaks well for it* nl
watchfulness and determination. 15
The occupation of East Tennessee by bi
Rurnside is 'Confirmed-?bla advance pi
having extended as, far south a day or h<
two-since, 'an. Cleveland, Tenn. In oc- lo
copying the country hi; captured n train ai
of ears irt Sweetwater} with which Abe el
road is now being operated from Loudon if
l."..:it? i ii. f i > ? -
i>uv.M iur, nnu uj?ucB to?onesooro u
The.loss of this section of country is h u
serious one to opr cause, and will d<j- cl
volve npon the people of oilier sections st
the duty of furnishing import tint sup- F
plies now tinder control ?f the enemy, q
liurrv-idc'a whole-force is variously est! ti
mated nt from 1-6 to 25,000, a large n
. pxoportijo of which is mounted. The -v
suppdsilioh is he will more lOv.nrd Lhd I
ton, Ga. ; f<
Rosccrnns seems to ho operating foV l'
a movement south of tho river, west of- ?
Chattanooga.' There has been some 01
akirroiyhing near the Alabama and" ^
Georgia Slat? line, between Wharton ^
and a body of Federal cavalry, supposed
to hare marched east from Iluntsville. 1
An infantry foico is nlso reported to, be
moving from liiidgeport, south. What
force, if any, the enemy has nmlh of the
vicinity of Chattanooga, we haco n<>l_
heard estimated-. l?ul, if tfec general
epoit'of our scouts approximate aectttacv,
a glorious, victory fot our a/my
ought to he the result of the impending
I battle. Snob, ceriaiuly wlH be the case^
unless we hare fallen into an old and
hnherto-fntnl error of overestimating our
own strength, and underrating that of
the enemy. Tho spirit of ottj troops is
equal to a contest with anything like
e>pia! numbers, sucii as <re are told will
be matched.?- Memphis Apjkul, b/A.
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* Lincoln'* Letter.
A? a part of the history*of the times,
and that our people may read and understand
for themselves tho teiyler mercies
which' our enemies <l>Vr us, we
print Lincoln's letter. It is like, him
in vulgaiity and torocity. lhu,/tespafrIng
of biirg able to do justice to st|?h
a s'ubjecl.we extract tho following comments
of the Richmond Examiner:
v\ neiiier itjrocitv. lolly, or boaem*
vulgarity is the pi (-dominating i-harac
terisiic of the nr.onfitrohs uiternuee wit|?
which Lincoln, life Yahoo'Presidenr.
to^dny. im-elts tlio human kind, is a |
question not easily decided. That birch ..
a creature should he lt)n chief ligure iu
such a period ; that thiscoinpound of i
brute and buffoon should he roaster of.
the situation in of>n"of the tnost awful
convulsions remembered by history ; it
a fact Jiot iudet-d unparalleled, but of
rare occurrence. CroMiwellwas a j<>ker, ,
and Cicsnr a filthy man ; hut thev kepi ,
(hejr iests and their luaw in chambers,
and displayed their stupendous abilities ,
and terrible power to the votld. Jiut ,
the lv*pros?ntartve Riau of the model
republic and its revolution delights to
display the proportions of Ids mind, and
'the ifnalilies of his ben'h undisguised,
inofficial papers, at in bars-pom. talks.
1,1 Nor ftiuyl Uncle Sam's noble -flei't
h# forjfotU'ii," nays the ffiOg shop I'res idenltv,At
all'-the waterlp margins
tbcy liuve been prosent. * Not dbly on
the deep sew, t|?q broad bay.the rapid
river, but also up tbe narrow, muddy
bayou, nnd wherever the gtdund was a
little damp, thvj have bees acd mad*
their track*." t '
'? Uhsde of Washington I Js. ibis thy
successor 1 Gen ..ibis bs the man in
whose hand rests tin resources of the
1 United State* and who controls -a nrif^
lion of soldiers! If ero, Claudius, Murat,
* even If ilwty were what, Tacitus and
f Thiers dee^lbe, Wouhl have Llushed for
; this. 8ancl?o? when rtller of the island
' Uamtftru, would scarcely have written ?
I letter parallel in style hi thai from which
t Ibis passage is Quoted. . - '
* | Vet the reader mil not emtio,
I dUguat will vanish before stronger eerd--1
imenls when he has reflected 611 the in?
u tent and prospect revealed in thin degraded
language. Lincoln prO|sTur.dti as
r fafll which' none of hie rnco deny,' or
* doubt, (hat he b invested with what he
* c.i'i# the, " law_of war/V 1l?iS law.
war i? explained lw him to !tt?ft?the
right wml power of inflicting unlimited
injury em the Southern people. " K
r. few thing*," . it ia true, ere considered
v " beibaruua," and he .will rctynn from
II doing thenr. What'fs it he wiH refafflj
n from? ".The rrwweacreif u on com he*
n tanta male and female." This i? the
II point at which be will atop. He will
b not order.the extermination of 8outl?e?n
*o , women, or the slaughter of.little chil>?'
drea. All short of thai the rvleref the
North intend* to do. Krery particle of
property, rent and personal is the piife
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the victors, and what th?7 -cannot
ike, be will "-destroy.* Suub is lb* ,
tors, of the war. . Such Is (lie man of g
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[Richmond Siamincrt 1th.' ~
The United States and Mexioo. ft
The French -occupation of Mexico o
i)l' its conversion into *a jSmpire, un- V
Jr the patronage and protection of the B
mperor of the French, is the bitterest o
ill, next tp the see?ion of the South, h
at the Unildd States has ever been h
impelled to swallow. It treata with
ich profound contempt the Monroe I
octrtne, and 'all other cardinal dobiftes
of Manifest Destiny, and it bp- d
jsea such an effectual barrier to the at
ubitious plans, purposes, and terrUon- a
and political progress of Yankee *|
oodle, that it may well stir up the w
let. of the( interesting nation to its "
rofoundest depths. The virtuous and I1
ouest Washington Oovemment had >1
ng ago determined to absorb Mexioo ti
id annex Cuba, as woll as the various ll
Lher islaod waifs of the Western Arch- I
lebigo, which were no doubt at one ^
me portions of tbe American Oonti ,I
?nt, and consequently ought to be. re- y
aimed. These beautiful projects are n
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uiirainj huuvncu in me neau oj -me j
rench occupation of Mexico.' The I
uestion now arises, what ar$ the-Unu- ?
s%l Hmt?s going to do about lit They 1
luvt either in?ko war upon France, '
irhich they swear they will as soon as
hoy bare whipped the Southern Con
;deracy, or ihsy must hack down, as
tiey know bow to do better than any ,
ther nation. It will never do, even -i
ould they conquer the South, to have
ranee oo the Southern border, for the 3
i-affected Southern population would *
iC'itahly he affording every faditity to *
heir French neighbor to extend liis ter- *
iiory from the ltio Grande to the Po- *
misc. They would themselves seek ?
'ranch 'protection, and instead of being 1
>ado to fight against France, as the
Vashington dynasty flatters itself,
rould hold out such a prise to French
mbiiion as would bring half a million
French bayonets to their relief. If wo <
annot achieve our independence, we
muM infinitely prefer to be a colony of
Vance than a province of Vankoedom.
i\ liilst we have no fenr of being driven
o that alternative, we enjoy profoundly |
he desperate dilemma to which Napo- I
eon's bold mbvoin Mexico has reduced 1
lie Mftujfest Destiny Yankees. Let i
he Emperor of the French consolidate 1
lis power in Mexico, civilite the natives,
levelop their commerce, protect Cuba, |
md cultivate amicable relations with i
lie Southern Confederacy.. Whatever 1
hd Future may bring to us, and we I
rave unshaken faith and hope in it, the 1
apacitv and lust of Yankee territorial i
iggrnndizcment are effectually checked, i
umI a'hoop put in lb? n03o of the North i
Its lavVathau which hy can never shake i
iflT?liithinoud JHtjxitch.
A Joke on the Quartermaster.
A corrcspbtident of the Mobile Tri
hune tells the following :
> The following good story is told on
my good looking friend, Maj. MChiel
Quartermaster of the Department of
Mississippi and East Louisiana. Shortly
after die evacuation of Jaok^on, Msjor
M. wju ordered -to Demlfpolis, and
whilst on lite oars ttt routs, he was
ihowing to some friends a magnificent
watch which ho had lately purchased
All wore load in tlteir praise of (} elaborate
chasings and general appearance
of the watch.
44 What did it cost you V' asked one
of the pat ty. k_- ;. .
" Fifteen Iran died dollars," replied the
Major. ^.
A -dilapidated looking Geofgiap, wJro
had his " furlough " iu hie pocket, and
was tusking tracks for Hall County, had
been sitting quietly listening to the convsrsntioo
spoke up, saying: *
."Mister, will you ploaso let rue see
that watch 'tfj. ' ?
44 Certainly," t<-plied the Major, hand- I
lug ?* *
j. After looking at it v*ry attentively.
as if lost in anis/-?>r-ent for soma tisw
which had earned tho Major 1q nudge
several gtmtleuieu and call their attention
to the manner in which he was exaoira
tt^.OAAl*nia .sutlilpitlo lAAlrim/v nr\
' '?'ft*" ,j ivvwir^
asked :
MSHoicnrweh.did ' youau*' give-for it,
dfd you ^ ; - ' * .'
* Fifteen butdaed doflftrs," replied the
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* 44 Then4 youane' must cither be a d?d
fool or a <j|UHfterm*ater.', replied Georgia,
handh'g ?<tb4?ek.
If "fl?e "Major did riot stand the drinks,
vre shall always think he ought to have
dotfe so.
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Ca.ntkkw.?-Tins ward receive*! * iU
present form from who
adopted it fron*"tho KtffHJ>, ??.i win.
Jtare-'sinee taken It badk wilR" the
Kregcb modifies (ton. A? .originally
spoken*by the Smjpoo, It waa simply tm
Cftn, but tiro U*?H, as is bis wosst, placing
the noftn before the ad^fCTtve and
pronouncing tho letter t a ?, brought ll
out csntin, preniHtttcerf cauteen.-iAd^pting
a tboowrnd other F#?*?eli military
.term*,-the dult Kngliilnnan tooi
hack hU own original word in a new
sbcpOt without any inquiries oh tb<
subject* and hence rrc now flay canteei
^Miintrynl of til* CtfM.
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Kkirlh'i.1^,1'^ * far'^mA.
r of Ohio, VaHanJigharoV record is
abhsbcd -by lt>* t^nds, containing ?- 0'
rest part, if njftril, of Ufa rswJttt,* lis . *
iow WtskJ, six} Mr. Pugh has said
>r bita, that he -would u?*?r aosept pr \t r \
nnseut to awrtbing last (had a* uadi.
kledAud ^FoTipjaured fJifiom. Thp - . .jT'
Republican papers deny the Unionism ". "JM J
f Vallamligliam, ami produce lb ful>wing
Utters from them, to show that , 'vV*^
a is in fasor of a peaccaUe separation: >
" Daytow, Ohio, April 26, 1861. '- 'Oj?C
2cv. Sabtn Jfouph :
Dsab Sir : I rfcauk you rtiott cor
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Iititjr rot your letter or the 24th. I* t Jlf- '\25
trongtlren* roe in tho cause of IrulJ*
ml riy;!it. Us wordii Are fitly and-truly
pokcn. This folly Mid madness atsd
iickedneM,- must soon have an end.-w - V
How long, G Lordf We shall see. ^
t is written thai " bleassd ere thvpette
;i*ke, a," and yet ttio wholp church of
be Prince of Peace is.maddening wi*
tiirsting for blood?the blood of our
rethren?preaching, praying, fighting.
Vas ever a people before delivered over 42*5^3
o such fuller tad wickedness? Truly,
ou have said that it is from " bell and
lot from heaven." 1 thank you for 7
our pamphlets. I hare distributed all
>ut one copy fpr myself, 1 sent you a J . " '
r.py of n>y speech Of February 20, 1861.
dut all is over now. It is too btte tat
inytbing but peaceful sepaPMioa.
Very truly,
C. L. Vallandiciiam. ,
" * . "*rr".' ^ wV - *ts *
Dayton, April 30,1Mb
Bubin Hough^ Cincinnati, Ohio r
Dear Sik : I have just received
purs and concur with yon heartily.-? m
[he etorm is passing, aaid I hope reason
any return, and peace for the present,
vith it. Beyond that I see nothing but r> ?
eparation, first of the free Sratea Sll# . ilave,
and then of tbe West from the
Sast, and then?I know not what.
Very truly,
C. L. Vallakdiohav.
Tiik South Carolinians " under
Gk.n. A. P. IIill.?A correspondent of
ilia Columbia Guardian write* from
ihe Camp of tbe Pee Dee Artillery, inr
Virginia iSince
the promotion of Major Mcintosh
the battery has been commanded
by Capt. Bronaob. It and McGowan's
brigade are the only rsp.sesentatives of
tho " Old Palmetto " Slate in Gen. .A.
P. Ilill's corps, bat they have sharedwith
that distinguished chieftain tho
hardships and perils, both of the march
snd of battle, fioni MeehanitwvilU miK?
blood v heights of Gettysburg. The
brigade has won for itself, on many
hattl fought fielJs^n enviable reputation
for courage and gallantry, and its
name should be inscribed in characters
\>f light upon the fairest page of its
country's history, as a part of her jewels
of which she may justly he proud.
In the late battles it fought with its
accustomed olclinncy and firmness?
worthy of their foimer leader?the
Crave and chivt\Jiic Gregg. It capture
ed and secured two pieces of the enemy's
artillery, and was highly complipliraented
by Maj. Gen. Pender, a soldier
of the " Old Roman School,'* who
said it had sared the.credit of his division.
As be was tiding by the 1st Reg*
iment South Carolina Volunteers, whiah
was ruling after the battle, the warrior
reined up his steed and wared his bat
to their colors?a large blue Palmetto
dug?in token of respect and admiration.
From Adovk.?We have information
through a gentleman who left General
llrngg's headquarters at an early bt-ur
yesterday morning, that a battle was
then expected to take pfarmouring the
day. The enemy appeared to be in
foroe at the Eastern base of the maun* tainsyn
Walker couutjrj or rather in a
gap, and at four o'clock our furree won
I disposed in line of battle in hie from,
four miles west of Lefayetto. Our inI
(ormant, however, thinks no fight recurred,
Rfc he beard i?o cannonading # daring
rfi^day. The Yankee force in
front of General Br*gg was in till probability
only tufficjpnt to hold the gup,
and placed thews for that purpose. We
are still under the impression that Rosencrsns
will give ho light in that ouarter,
and that the oolnmn against wbroli '
attention seems to be wholly directed
is only a small portion of bis sriny.
We hwvo pretty reliable information
that a cavalry skirorieb occurred a law
miles ahovs Dells* yeslerday, in which
General Forres' was tcry slightly wound- "
ed. No were reported beyond
this. The enemy bsd advanced ftanth * '
below Tunnel Hill, and had burned the
eating bouse at Catoosa. The foree of
the enemy moting down the State roadie
estimated to be three or (bur thousand
strong.? Afempkm Appeal, J 2M.
Tit* White Ttoaa-?Tfaie ssqiusile
neem was wilt ten dwilnsr ib*w*? mt iU
ko?M by the Ihtfo < n?d ??Qt
with rot> to* t?lj Wen?th*m?, *
vtoknt ?rfh?reot of iIm I he use of Lei*
n I Thrt. M themby Hpj>? k wye,
A* kiss 4t thow
1 I A? en?y toe# tt* dye,
' And Yorlfch torn guto-.*
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