Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

.LAN ? VOL- VIII. fislwl t IIB I I HlUHKl | TURNING r GRAY? What docs your mirror say? I Docs it tell you of some little I streaks of gray? Are you I pleased? Do your friends of I the same age show this loss | of power also? I Just remember that gray I hair never becomes darker I without help, while dark hair I Sy becomes gray when I the change begins. B P jj|r I* will bring back to your hair the color of youth. It never fails. It is just as sure as that heat melts snow, or that water quenches fire. It cleanses the scalp also ' and prevents the formation of dandruff. It feeds and nourishes the bulbs of the hair making them produce a luxuriant growth. It stops the hair from falling out and gives fa tine soft rinish to the hair as well. Wo have a !?<>nk nn the ft.ilr nmt Scalp ?liirli you n.av olit.ilii true > ll| II r>'l|U>'r.|, II you ilo not <>l>t tin :tll the honrllt* vnu expected from the u-e of tho Wft Vlttor, w rito ttie |>. . tor jhout tt B " Address, 1>K. .1. I'. AY Kit ? Lowell, .ti.isj. H \o\W i iiuiK I''|'IIIII tliii t'nrL villu Yon iii All. 3 Mr. M F. is now mvupv ii??j: fSic Lindsay residence. t Ml svos. I sabel I mid Charlotte Erwili, who has been spending quit* it while with their cousin Miss Iva Withers left Tuesd?y night tn spend a few day at Lowryville with friends. Dr. M W White, returned home Wednasdny. from Lindsay, iS. <'. Where he went las! week to attend the burial of his father inlaw, M r. N. T. Drallin, h>- wife wil1 n v.' k 01 ii'Ciiiin iii i i \. lit 11 ' I 'In* 'A r.i i h* i' Hi ?t :i t > ? it *v?? iu'i < ?;<! fur ?l.f cliiiiiri i; tn ?11 c (]. i in- - tin v\ 11*. i . i . n( 10 ; i i" i - i. i* '!!. !: .!; . ' ! .; ; ' h < ii v . 11... l|(| i\ I'nIi:. Spain^ 'Jronlrsl Nci-it. Mi R i' i ii v; i i.r tin I, , w inti-r-i al Ai'?cn. S. 4." ' i >'.? ni-i l.m'. . ,1'isi d hov tc pains in Hi" P.ui. < : 1 i. i On n?)ii''Kt^rtri.- IAincrliM h t< ,l"'' Ni-i'v i1 iit Iv. nil p in u \ Mm. Ho mijw thto nitnil mrdlrlnii J* wiiat i is i i. inirv in i'Ji AH Ani'Tl' i Un<>? ^ iii i* ,i . > J>^ iivr un i Uldnny irnuiilo. purlil' i tinJiy inni up tip- ntniiuch. Htronifthun* the m-rvn-v ? puis vin?. vipror an?l now llfn Into evorv inu.si'li . iptvo and orient) of Hio body If wra'*?jred or illlny you nood it. Kvcrv Imttlo p ^^btood * only SOo. Sold by Crawv hoHroa.. / k ' N J ,1^ ^ V. V EF^ ElN SF1M l-W EEKLY. S. C., SATURDAY, V\ t QX, n<ve??? to hi< Iw^cni:*' vi111] ? iln* same time kwep the appointment. ItOK- Tl i? terms of ' . intnla! ion oy OF p'V-slv- <l .I ? inn>'. -?i:11 , :i> vi?w of that fart it tvotihl have Im>t. a most iintisiiiii procedure int ? for (Jeneral Leo to have offered Prom 'r'S sword t<> Orant. 'I'ti? ? ?? runt rsion t*!*-5 ii??itnportjn' in them I AST LANCASTK1 STORY OF APPOMATT AS RELATED ISV (JEN. I KIIT E. LEE'S ('III EE STAFF. From uConfederate Standpo Incidentally lie Differs I (Jen. Horace Porter's Ye of the Famous Surrender? Lee Never Offered his Swo ( rant and the Latter ? Declined to 'lake It?Ce pnndenco and Conferenc the (Jreat (Senerals Descril tl'"ri>in the \V.i<hiii:rt<>:i Oust > I have frequently noticed i w hen old soldiers and k; meet for a talk about Mi* \\ a r tliev sometimes fore?? reverence dm* the divinity tnonly spoken of as t lie (iodd< Tru t h. For m\ pa it. I lit ve ! vents that oeeurr d iimbc "ivii ayes (Inscribed m <0 h ? '(nit I 111 rei'o'iiii/.o t \\ e <lo not yet k n o v. w: 111 ' tail;ty ' he f.u-ti t>f he Iv.tt Vf .. . I. .. I . . - vi S w ft ml u ri:. ? i 11 o v 1t mosro ! ! i >t It, 1 m- me think. in vi'?n < ' T i - ??>- >) irreconcilable ace* nuts w?. ot these two ei<?;aiioinents, a op Whatl*v ri?i;i>if readilv c historic doit I?t rt to \\ ii cither was in fact lotiuiii. W* 11 !i the hi 11 lv iio\t hi]. this tendency to error I wil you ?8 accurately as 1 can a act narrative of the circutr ccs attending: the surreml (iencral Lee"* army at Apja tux, as tliev fell under inv ? observation. 1 \viII exclude o tiling not I in tiled la I mi \ com. with the jjrwat event, as I am i virtcetl tliat it po?i ?s?ed sulli interest iM itself t? render merit iinn-.-eeM ?rrj'. it not propria:**. There is one very impn mutter I wi*h nettled at the set however. It is t) i~: (iu | ' Lee did not meet. (Jeiieral ( in the McLean home on the i injt of April !>, lSt;.\ for the pore of then and there eflo I a surrender of his army. <> contrary, it was vimplv fo I . purpnsw of hearinc (irant * t An a matter of fact, if they not suited (ieneral I.ee tie i i not have accepted theni ; (Irant's offer was so lihen maitnnni rnons. at I chiva that it was accepted forthvvi ,4 well to add that V i ! ( : tJraiit"- torn. 1.?ni le?s fnv than f!;> ho nude. < inner:* w' ii id i i t have accept* ! no matte r'.' h i: t! < finiirnPt i? .<:!;! \\\ !i;i(1 !u2' t !l?v| . :?? ?' ' .< f to ' ,;i !. < il . .*22- fttlHN ; -; > - \ i" v. i i ii r i: i -11 * : V ! r i , I 'I !:, i . - I\ i. <*i! 11 ' orn'l III*. t\ i.i <1 t ( I r.iii t. ' i i?sr.-1< n,- -i t t > 11 Mm !:?t' r m?\.r .*< :'i \vn* v.1111 I lm iri < . t mhii Imrn < i m i: i I* r i mi t Ji * * 11 u lie gr ( i I J ft t til tin* Mr I , i ti 1) 'M - ho away, toil |}u' otily tin* nutrition of a nworil was w?s when (Irani apologi/.f Lao for hit* explaining it was not posniblo for him t (it'll. e?ives. hilt l? i?? W"|l 'or ?h<? 5?kl* ri! to history to hav?- thorn meared Silver "i' irros- After the disaster of Sailor's (> (>f Creek, in April, lSf>5. the artnv, lied. reduced to two corps under the I command of (ieio>r?l L'm?*freet mid (ieiier.il Gordon, moved that 1 through Fsrniville, where ration* nlors i wor<? issued I o some ot t lie Miirv civil,troops. A close pursuit hy r the the ovcrs?h?lni?!ii: nrntv > ' (icticoiii oral (itv>i f ni-.de it iieoewary to o* remove iho tviyn * -! ...fo? . 11 the 1: i > r i could < ? *u; plied, r f ] >? ??d the "eoiouiit ot' Mic \>ro!tt , v. t v ttrriiT ot North- rn Yum o*. 1 'i,-f"d ' v (ictit n I \? i..r, mo id in (he ro u| to A: t? m-ittux |u r Courthouse ? ... 1 1 1 * ; ?; it \ \ r w m ri As ro i.i; : Kllll I ();i the Afternoon t:> i ii of tuu?s! , .\prii, i <ioiier.il (11 .?o ,\ci i? uto'v , [to 111- ti c r.t 1 !. ? *t i11 'i^ 'i t i i lie lnvej, , i.ohi-ict-iii.'iN ot ! iir to r r i%{ <n< o I h*li | *\ *s npp.W Aiil. .ill'! asking a surroufe t , , . . .. lender ol the armv d \ rtliero other ... \ i r iri ii i 'i When this letter v\as r. c oved I there was Mime dillorenre of I give' . ... opinion ainoiifi tin* ^rm r.it olluvrs to the nature o| tin* lvplv to S a bo made to t Jonera 1 (JralitV It t i>r ill tor. sunn* thmkmp it a is yet ' possible to save the I'ani'wint of liroct1 , .. too arniv. imam. n..?. ever, verv-' .. , , i i ? | (inner*! i.oe ile?Mde )?>.?(iwiieral: 1 have ' received your note of this dale, rtant | hmi?h not on tort a mi n?; the o pi limit ion you ax pre** of the hopelessHcrsil ness of further resistance <ui thApart of the arm* of Northern irant'.. , . . \ ireinia, I reciprocate vour dou?rn* Hire to avoid useless olTut-1??n of ? pur- h|ood, and, therefore, h -fore o >n 'ctiriK siderins; your propo-ition, ask the u the terms you will ?>fl?-r on condition r the' Verv respectfully. your obedient servant. K. K. 1.kK, (iencral. '1>(' It was not until t!??? n?>I ?luy vcuil'l a r? pi.T was itct'ivim1 to this 'Mlt I 1t r r <?r:*111 .t-itcii that ho il. *? wr>nI<t iium-U upon tnit mil' rotuii,r'>,K , tioti ; t!j19 ?t.i !imI tin 1111 ?i ;iuui>I|u.i it iii i i" ; - i < up .?i in*I' I' ill# I ;| Inl S. ill'-. .illiii '' '' prop'.-rh ? \i'!i u^t il. i lo'th llol'K .\ ' A 15 f M >OM. I?. anon* , !' v*,i vt ft r I , i i * m . * , , (ioui'i il i."i* iliil no- ?In < !f* a I . ! , , > . t- i . ! . . i . i I t i * i I . . i : I . . . ' ' ' 1 ' , i , 1 :i . *.u . 11 1 i.f ' 1 ' ft . , f f 1 J ,'ji ( Mi i. i - . M? l-i' l tiMiilirii t.i .in*!, I>v way ?.t 111111 u l ' " i; r I i' < n >?'. 'I r ' u u U : ., .1. . u:ii \ . ! r . ; '.ill 1 ' ill<\ v/itii : vi'-w olopcnin;; coin i i .ii 1 *;?ri >h witli the army of < i? lll'l ll JlWpIl I'.. t lit* 11 re! rcxi iii^ I >e for i licnrru' Slier,lni'' man through North ('arolina. inane < i?n?#r ?1 I.oe's purpose wui to '<1 to unite with Johnson to attack ; that J Sherman, or call Johnson to his ,o pet | aid in resisting (Jrant, whichever 1 .ore' I - ITER F iBRUARY IB, 1899. T ABSOLUTELY 1 Makes the food more dc wo??t p?kiw<> po I """" misht b? found !)# :t The exhatiS' t? ?1 troops wer" halted for real 1 D":?r Appomattox Courthouse ; ?>i? 1 the march was resumed at 1 J a. m. 1 eau convoy a good idea ol the condition of afl'airs by telling ' my own experience. A NKJHT IN TilK WOOIK. When the army halted, (ien?*ra | i.ee and stall turned out of tie r>':id into 51 ilyn.'i> wnml to < Ki.rjj.- r<--r. l.*e had a eonferene. ' with vnnifl of tho principal ofli h i v. which i? wms Mv'vrmint" i c 'I : r w;i \ tin- rif- \ f niori ' r., the irooj, of (,..r.! ... <u pitnr'i oil hv the cnvalrx 11 r i < t i tl./neral 1 itzhu_h Leo th* com i i i. i - !' I, viu-i r?et l?rinuio;j 1.1 ;ti i . r. \V i *? m v c m. i i( ? t . .. |!' ...: i - i: 11 otli mrs <il (Jo:. -1.1 i - Lotursireuf ;ii?ordoh a h'tle re-t. \V< I \ up.mi tho "found, wi;i our sx Idles lor pill. '.vs.cur hor-?o pick. 'el near hv,. .. i i im l.ho har*I of trim- for want of hotter prov , endor. and our fa<v- covered wit. ' j the enp-s of our overcoats to keei lout th" ui^ht air. Soon aft.or ,,a in. ! was .iron.sad by the poiiiu of jl column of infantry mnrc.hin; : a Ions? the road. At first 1 though j they wore tho Federal sol her-. I l'liswd my head and listen.-. I intently. My doubts uraro cjuiek i lv dispelled. It was Hood's oh Texas brigade, and I recognizer tho command bv hearing one o then, repeat .lie version of a nas m;?t:< of Scripture wi.ii which rr:i* familiar?I mean with tin I ?p I t*xas version : i'lii1 race is not to thorn that'.- jjot 't lie longest h'^s to run. Nor i he battel to that penpal I That shoots the biggest gun. Soott after thov passed wo wen ' *1! n?tiraml <-ur bivouac was a !?;t! end. We tuad our simple toilet { consisting mainly ??f putting or jour raps ami saddling our hor sc?. Somebody had a little corn mon! and aoimdc dy !-< hail i tin can, such as is used to boh wafer for -diavii );. A lire ttt kind led, and oaf!; man in 11? turn, ? ccm;' ! 11. .r t-> rank ami seni . .m i- . inPiic.il r i : t<; was al!nv ' t.o k. i>r the cn until th? can until cruel he ouine cool euou< li to d ri tik, < ! i ev 1 l.is. w's > -pos,- 1, as We I <i<?;i< , J '. it *'111 , < i*i tic) , .? ! til -ll . si- V. I Ni ?! It A *1 : I s v. . 11 . r I t f o . '; . i . i. i : ( ?11 - * < 1 1 . i ' r I ; ;at ., ;, r 1 ii i! I- .1 \ \t ! ?# - I I ??r till 1-1. 11] ?111 : 11.? ! ' d Sf a!- 4 (i * ;;ii an ' ai'i (ii ' i the court o Horlin. "Taut*s iMiiiipmi' i-o liter" As soon a* wo all frail our I'irt rt'?. t lie k|i;i\ . ii can wo < udv tow arc Appomattox ("ourthoiM*.-, wliei 111h sound oftguns announced tha Gordon had already begun tlx attempt to open tha wav. He forced his way through th< flf >RISE. NO 90 f lAliINO PUBS i!?c?ou^5 and whoEesocne ??m?? cavalry of the enemy only to en count0v a force ot infantry far . j superior to his own wearied and starving command. He informed ' itJeneral la-e that it was impossi' ble to advance further, and it became evident that the end was at hand. (ivneral Lee had .vntien (irant, statins: that he would meet him ' !< "dock on the morning of \ pril !>. nil the oid stage road to - Uichnmnd Attended by myself ind <uiH orderly, Lee proceeded jiavn ill!- road to meet (ieneral ir.lllt. i IIKADI.V I'KNSloN MAW.ItS As we advanc ' ; throueji the .r . 'i 1, com p i of th< ;*? :? i ml- ol Loimatrt. t'a corps, the I . ( lie -red their chieftain as lie !. Their confidence and enthusn?i??ni were not one white ihstr ! hv defeat, hunger and dan* z'T. It was lucky for the Secrutaj vv ol the Treasury ihat this rear guard was not permitted to try ' hand it increasing the pension I roll with which he is now strugl gling. Those men made no fraud* , ulent pensioners. When they *" t I were done with a man, he or his . representatives had-an indispnta- -> I ?ilo claim to a pension under any Kind of a pension law. j! General Lee, w ith an orderly in I | front hearing a llag of truce, had j I proceeded hut a short distance after passing through our rear I guard, when ho came upon the J advancing enemy. I rode forward i * rr to meet a Fwleral^ officer.,^v*;,*&. . turned out to he Lientei/i'Vlt'Co'!1'" onel Whittior, of (ieneral Uutnphrey s staff, and who delivered j to me General (-rant's reply to -I General Lee's letter, declining to t ; discuss the terms of a general pa, citicatinn. 1 took tins letter to ) (ieneral l.e*. who at once dicta ! ted to me a letter to (irant, ask| ing ao interview for the purpose f 11 of di-cu-si11jr terms ot surrender. 1 Culoiie! Whittier took thi- letter s to njr '!? <! >.> a or1 .?r-l. ami there w aited for '(Irant'r. r-'plv. As lie was much i ?:# i i.t ! ,i rod" -cell p. < ired ! under hii apple tree, upon winch ' . r - i. - i ; ;i' i 'ic a ppea ra nee d! a Pan of truce, ; ' <iran affirmative ? -p \. i re i# ' ' V !-, v, -ootlht i ' ' f h n tii*" a .. . . .. ?l V Ill I ! i i III' > . 111!' tl> .1 D (" ? and inline! ?".?'!> mounting his hor.? r ! v\ x ?i I'oloue' Hahrock towar : Appomattox ('oiirt! ou?e \Vc passed through an infantry ' ; force in front of the village, and General l.ee directed no*to lind a f suitable place for the meeting I ) rode forward and\sked th ?it citizen 1 met to dir-^' ' " > house !*'" \ I n lie i> in , ej I''" < .

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, February 18, 1899, Image 1