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J F. M. FAR!* President.
T GEO. MUNk". Cashier, J
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? Cnpit.nl Stock
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? Stockholders' Liabilities... .
? Directors?J A. Fant.
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Items of Interest Gathered from
Various Sections by our
Correspondents.
REMINISCENCE OF TUK WAR.
Interesting Incidents Connected
With .the Late War, Bringing Out
v. n Great Deal of Unwritten History,
in Which the Private and
Subordinate Officers are Given
It; ret/it instiy line mem. Some
of the Truest, Noblest and llravrst
Men That 7?ver Faced an
JSncm y Were to be
FOUND AMONG" THE PRIVATES.
BY J. L. sTH.VIN.
During the early part of the spring
the Federals must have had not lens
thsn 3.000 troops 011 Kdisto Island
and at least 500 drums. Edingsvillc
was 'heir headquarters. From
White Point we could seethe Federal
flag. Gunboats lay in the inlet.
Sometimes one and sometimes half a
doaen could be seen ar. one right.
These would couie up to the Point
and shell our picket*. Sometimes
they would run up to King's Point
and shell the country froiu one river
to the other. Our men built a battery
in the edge of die woods about
600 yards of White Point ami put a
sir-go gun in it. Between this battery
and the point grew a clomp of
pines, on a knoll partly covered with
palm hushes and o hci shrubbery,
thus our banery was partially concoaled.
Two other men and myself were
standing on picker in this clump of
pines, while two of our officers rode
down to the beach. Away down the
inlet we saw the .-moke rise from an
iron-clad gunboat it turned iis bow
and came plifting towards us. The
officei* were in a direct line between
us and die gunboat. On i came, followed
by two others. The sumko
uriuiii in if i'u i'i i t'i 11 miliiniM uiui r>i*i i 1/o.J
I?* ? 111 ^1 'I v?v ? VVI * !??' Ui J ' UJ <CI IVV/M
the pathway < f tho vessels amid ihe
tlie uU>u?ls. Away in the hackgiouud
vre could see the nus's of the transports.
The scene was aubhino. E^cb
boat turned oqliquely to the right
from the path o! the one in front. A
? puff of oiiioko from the front boat whs
f followed by a report, and in an instant
; a shell burst over our heads. Instant}
ly another saluted our cars. The
vessel in front turned one hide and as
v quick as thought the whole ve-sel whs
I hid in smoke. When a school boy
. :;t I had often sat and looktd at the picviii'kq
t\( nnuul KutlhiU uiul niliinrui]
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the grandeur ihey presented. But
this was no shadow, it was the substance.
This was more than we could stand,
and a hasty retreat to our horses was
next in order. Our horses weie
behind the little knoll on which we
were standing. By this time all the
boats had come up and were taking
part in reducing our battery. 1 had
a "seven shooter" and as 1 rau back
to my horse it fell and my toot
struck it and knocked it into the
bushes, and 1 had to stop to look tor
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four Business. I
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! it. The shell* Hew thick and fa t.
j The pin?* top* rocked amid the firey
j blast. Our battery was hid in stn -ke
The sun that .1 few minutes btl'orc
shone in all its splendor was vtiled
in smoke. I got my pistol, however.
'J'be enemy were training their guns
on < ur battery. Our gun was disabled.
Behind the sand hill we remained
until the filing ceased on the
part of tlie gunboats. One of the
noats nad pa*-e?l us and had gone up
the river and began shelling the
woodland. We mounted our horses
and rode buck to our pickets, only to
find them in a state of excitement,
but every man was at his post. A
dozen or so of the Federals landed
and oh trie to the house formerly oc
en pied t>y our pickets as headquarters
They were under tbc nroiection of
the guuboat all the time they were
?>? shore. A body of troops had
landed at White Point and come oui
as far as onr battery. It was now
neoes-ary to find out the full par
Ttculars before the official report was
S'-nt to heaoquar ers. To do tl is
two men were >ent hack as far as the
battery, and to the point, where they
ran into the enemy's scouts and w.-re
fired upon by them. This ended one
of the most Stirling events which
took place on White Point daring
our stay there; except, that afterwards
tome of our pickets woe
an.oushed and fired upou by the
enemy's scui's.
After this the gunboat lay near
the shore?so near that at night we
could hear the voices of thoie on
noard. At every hour through the
night we could hear the b? li ring and
the sentinel cry out "all's well."
besides, he would give the hour
A II tb A falumla \iTnrn nniv \r\ flin hun/lj I
of the enemy, except Johosse, and it
wa* at their uiercy.
We stayed about two mon'hs at
Camp Walsh. We had plenty of
sugar and drank sassafras tea three
times a day, arid eat lice until we
were tired out on it. Ah a sanitary
preeuuti ?n we moved our cucamplU'.'Uf
every mon h or two.
When we get to Virginia I shall
ask the indulgence of your readers
10 pay toy respects to tin? "Conscript,
law." There wt) b?-gan to see and
feel its practical working. On the
coast we had a great deal of fun out
of it. Frank Millwood and his cousin
Sheit Fowler furnished fun for the
command. Jim McCuliouch took no
small part in it, too. These an I
many other matters connected with
it, 1 will try and bring in at the
proper time and place. I promised
the readers, th ugh, that I would not
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take tlieiu hack on Bear's Island.
Tins is not an island in its proper
sense. U is a peninsular, lying
between Pon Pon, Edisto and A*hepoo
rivers, the waters of which arc
connected by a canal. This canal
had been u-'ed by the planters to
transport their products to market.
Roads were, in naanv nlaces. thrown
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up and constituted embankments to
protect the rice farms. In some
places a horse walking on it, would
shake the ground for several feet
around. As a stragetic point it had
no inilitiry significance whatever.
The roads from Jacks* nborough to
the point at the head of St. Helena
>ound was, for about four miles,
under cover of our guns at Willtown
battery, on the opposite side of E listo
river. Th*s river below Willtown
was obstructed so as to render
the passage of vessels impossible.
With these advantages in our favor
the Confederate authorities discontinued
the picket guard on Bear's
island, and in April, '62, they were
drawn in.
(To be continued.)
Snntue S flings.
S<vm time) the klp*Me?* of the rain o
the roof 1 uiay sooth oue u? slo *?, l?i
80IIIH llOeS O.tH h-vt IHtUvC JlOt he-iC it
6r the. ??-s' iiVioiH pi .u'. u' \
vegetal).? Kiot'.dolii, meoiiin.g hi Miuib- i.?
thit in legion. ."i.ull" is going to
'"in ike sou)- of us sweat1' v?-tUroAsaru
very bail this year on corn.
They are get t iter en'ire-y too .-.uiait aim
is art ling ".vt-s^" t.nj hat. I vis.i young
crows would become so g ?od u> ill'!-ne^iojs'
taste th.it a 'p>s?oni or watermelon
w uldil't b> iu it.. Tost i* w-'oil
m ike i heit eyes I) i-h and lifts g" ll p-ll p
flop in even think about them, Mia*. <he
old folks won 11 k**ep them from scion I.
or initi hug cows to bu'i?. their nes's
then I guess crows wouTd have to uk?v?
<>ut to iai.-e.
I tear the school here is to close soon.
I fail to learn the date. I have also
neard that tne teacher, Miss Paul
Humph1 its, will have some s,nt of an
exhibition Hi i he closing.
Tne unfavorable weather. sprinkling
niin, and threatening in -ve kept several
around i.ere lr.nu attending pieacnn g
a" 15-ulah church yesteiday.
I went ovt-r on the river to take
another .sigh', of it while it w.?s at "fever
lieat," and it llllsone with a we. and 100,
admiration to lo >K at the rtgmg turli 1
lent Wipers ?s tli *y go boiling al >114 a.i-1
sending out. waves to w ish 'he fool of
hill? and ca rving hug logs and debris
along like so many coiks
k*Coloir.Uu p n?ui b eilcs" are bud on
some |?o*a;u patches this year. I li ive
Isum picking the vines This is the
lirst tnii' we have bad them on our
1 ines. 1 never went to other jieople's
pitches but bearing so much ah ?ut the
gre it new bug that 1 wanted to ae- the
things. 1 have seen tliem Yes, I haw
-een them before, when I was a little
chap, and thin eafi? g t.he li irse nettle-',
or what is more prp iiuly known a.'
treail sal t1' 0' tcs. Li tuev are no" til
son-* thi ig I don't b lieve ttie d If 'r -nce
ev-n by ana'ys;s could be told. \V iv
when i was introduced to them I found
..11 old acquaintance L pa 1 show am
one 111** bugs in a grain fV-ld where ihe>
have been eating the hi ieis uiore or less
for ten years. They arc nothing new to
im- mici .?u, tn inv oj.m "if'riivi iu-1 li
those sunkiug bugs til it rut the nightshade
stiirta on vegetables il wcuUt bruin.e
now bug-* stared 1 gu ss
Tllrl ?Mt Clop wrts gl>" I'.ll lUlp.OVed b.
(.lie ihd.s but it is l?eihg in >sii.?o .iel tin
wheat, w liicti is beginning so i list on I be
'Irtiies The out-, general y, are ihe
tinest that lia- b* en grown h-re in several
years, and if nothing unfavorable I up
p.-us henceforth, il will oj a great, tiling
to all wbo was industrious ouongh to
sow them. But. ob, how soon th-v
could all be swept away. W oa y b e
te? work and hope. Ivey Given, tb.brings
your articl-i the key note to mind
V??ii said weil, farmers are nailed griioi
lilers Other classes can call them iNior
managers; give much a I vice. Tliev
".iiive lunch to contend wnli",nid if anything
napp-ns to the crop it. is tu-ir io-s
tbey "shoulder the reap uisihidiy of the
crop" and is often b ?wed down wi h
care, and if a Calamity beta,Is Mimu uisa
great lo-s of crops, ihay know the.y have
to meet their obligations as long as a
vest-age is left to inert it with Tiie'y
surely work with a faith; so ye an (rides
dou't be too harsh on tiie tillers of tno
soil.
The welcome rains came?welcnn >.
at (i'st?but as usual, t'raii human nature
is still unsati-li-d, and it was "two
much." And well it may lie said, truly,
for we, had 2.78 inches .of rainfall i i
three days, tailing so as nearly all to
soak in the ground, and o > ?? qn uitlv
but bttle Held work has bam done sine
to d -te.
The streams about here were p?e' y
full but not, ouf of their naiiks. bin. the
river, ill- grand old Broad, went on i
b.r?ui. anil when it ge's on a ill rough
boom can be as h xnny as anv stream f ?r
itie teriiiory drain**! It. io<e raqidly
all We luesUv and until foil .eiav
morning, and ail knew that there, h id
liee.i some heavy ram abt/e [.nils
a rough muHiMQ'i'i *t Jeter's mil
taken below the f.? -biv w.iilj Hi < gates
were up and o.i ft nh wat-r, h.i I ni.ui-*
the height. alto in, 19 feet. This vva<
a-veral feet h?low the lost, two big
fr. shots uf 18S'? 11 1 ISO ?. li mk v it?*ri
xtended a long diitii'iCrt up the snub
streams. A. consuls.* 4 i'a a ii mat of
wheat and oats w ie ciurht m l t cniosr.
of it cvnoh'ely riro-d Sun*
c.?rn was planted and up, mid v-ry like y
covered so deep in dap nits >?s to reipiu'H
plant tug ovr. It w II b? wnn
i tuiH ht-fore pastures on 'lie bottoms wiii
ite fit for grazing again.
The old mill house has stood another
big river bur. soma flee pars ml loose
plank was taken, and a fran a from oai
set of stones wa- ll >ated.
Soiue very largo watermel >n patches
have been paired L d? not know
whether aoyoue are going to try the
m irket or not. So ne I know are not
U'thering aliout selling later, only want
plenty and to feed hogs on ihe refuse
i win piant. me a tate pa'cn as soon as
wheat is cut, and L am going to iry to
beat Ivi-y 0>e-m'a "spouse" in tlii" nam-*
B. B., we must l?e "birds of a feat her"
for I too have b en puMing the b?ll co-d
vigorously to better redeem nv farming
bu?inew Creeks put. a bigj?bnnme
by filling lip bottom ditches, hut. [ to.?k
the medicine, but lay by time is coming.
(low are the girls? L-t's *iay hv"
and go over to Lockliart ami have a tine
time.
If I don't close and go the cnrraut
bushes the chickens wil1 oat tbem all up.
Hey Dknvkk.
Subscribe for The Timet
Mi? iWi
TO HIS HOfiOR,
JUDGE piALT0WN3END.
I Herewith Hand to You my Annual
Report as Treasurer of
Union County for Claims
paid by me Since my
Last Se:tlem?nt.
J. H. BARTLES, Treasurer.
Ordinary. Kond.
r C Jolly 37 f>0
T J Harris 3 00
Sal lit Harris 5 00
[sa-?c Parmer 2 00
I) 15 Kant 20 05
J C M?IUt 28 12
K K Johns 1 75
L 15 lunker 4 75
I J Brown 24 87
L W Oawfurd 10 10
J R Whirmire 4 10
Kit McC??ul 1 00
J L Calvert 8 00
Geo Muuro Cash 305 00
u * u 180 55
It M A ugh try 1 00
1 C Sartor 1 00
K'lnira Minter 1 50
15 K Foster 1 00
It rf I'll an is 1 00
Jane Unburn 2 00
W C Crocker 2 00
Geo Monro Cashier 18 15
G TiIon Williams 25 00
J VV Gore 25 00
\T i. Orr- iii.d n .1
G.iult 25 00
.J VV Bate* 12 50
II Bentiey 11 00
M W Bubo 18 00
J VV Meng 25 00
J F v.cL ?re 00 70
B G Givtf -ry 20 00
IJ W Crawford 1 20
- Kit MeU<> >1 180
Robert Rodgers 1 50
O T Be<ue 60
J L GltiUR 1 00
W II S.i rtor 3 00
J P Gage p Cor 11 10
0 Ij Al en 1 65
J G Lo g Sheriff 238 22
A II Poster k Co 10 50
T J Betenbaugh 65 00
VV It >ims 8 45
J V Laws ?n 2 60
0 F Scales 1 50
i Margaret Lewis 1 00
Ross Pendergraff 2 00
.Ml MeKissick 152 20
Willie MeVlalian 50 <
IJr .J M L awson 10 00 ^
J Tio Fowler 3 00 s
| R A liolcotnb 10 00 ;
S (? It in r rim 1 50
Iot1! Scales 1 00 *
T 0 J'>11 v 60
T J il Smi'h 1 85 5
It A Ili.ii.tock 41 00 J
M ?? Pucker 1 00
I j P Murphy 28 00
Walker l? & Cog Co 5 00
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\I F Sparks 3 00
i Walker Worthy 8 80
J F AO nits 2 00
Isotn Woithooa 1 00
VV T Bwity 1 00
J 1, MeWhir'er 3 00
S G IImwcII 8 00
Fan- & Thomson 115
J P V -ughan 9 SI
(J P Birh'?|> 75
J II Speiir.H I 00
("Jh ?rlos K llart 4 00
Ge ? Monro Cashier 1 80
J II B .riles 95
J F Belue 28 10
l>r J G Goings 5 00
L I) Smith 50
W II G,st 25 00
W M Spirka 1 10
I P B Stewart 2 03
I L B Jeter 2 00
T (i iSmith 3 50
Ay cock, Little & Co 1 00
44 .4 ! 00
J N Garner 1 50
Win Ivey 1 00
Green J Lee 2 00
I It I'uckcr 2 80
Goo Munro cashier 3 00
J O Crocker 2 00
Macbeth Young 2 30
J F Belue 9 10
T C Jolly 75
L) B Fa:it 80 59 1
I E Nance 3 00
T C J' Uy clerk 1 00
J C Crocker 2 00
Sal'ie Harris 5 00
C K Scales 1 50
6rG Biaiion 1 60
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Jerry Gentle 1 20 l'.
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Jim Lee (50
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Lewis Book it 1 20 s
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J 0 Sartor 1 00 ^
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W A L Kelly 5 40
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