Thomasville Southern Enterprise (Newspaper) - August 1, 1866, Thomasville, Georgia C. Editor and a year in August 1, 1866. 31. and Medicai BRYAN 65 AT 1,AW, in story of ir. 11 11 AT Office over D. K. AT prompt to nil to thoir carc the of the Southern the luid ot tbo Brunswick As OTT K N R A lO L. it Co. Late Seo D. Ci Late y Scott ifc 3 Kcw G. ATTORNEY AT over C AT K. F. M. 1>. REIO their to citizens of and at Dr. T. S. 3r X SAMU liOT with be at the occupied by him for last ten are to on mid Nell Cotton in all tho or from to York or iMir may in arc such as will all the advantages of that A T for the of S. by W. P located his to the the Drag Stoir of W. T. occupied Dr. 1 1 1 R. S. A. 11 28-tf W. Lato E. C. Jr. buy and Cotton and other on and in make 1-Jni Ail r o Mav r. S. just New York and 1'hiladcliili.ia, with a and General 1 ill with a deal care from boHt in ihe article in the which to on as can lie had in would call particular attention to large 8lrr>lx, of J. Son Savan Savannah tho Hamilton I and heard at the 18/7i and mh of 18G5. tho of tlie army of Sherman met on the right bank of opposite In the right into position on the The bridge over and those over the Saluda and broad which unite and tho former about one mile above had been latter streams arc about us and tho perhaps as tho Miami at To the crossing and to get into proper the army of tho Cumberland by left to a position about and the 15tli army corps of up the Saluda about one mile from its with the for a morning in. company with same I started to visit the On our way we met crowds of who were waving gold handsful of and rolls ot rebel in the and boasting of having burned the One was staggering under tbo weight of basket with silver 17th Army Army of went into camp on the banks of the within less than ono mile from the centre of the From our camp the whole city was in plain No save a few skirmishers along the or could be seen on the streets or about the I had never seen so much carelessness in exposing camps and in plain view of a place occupied by and remarked to a captain of artillery they could make us scatter by opening a battery on our and the column of troops marching on the road within musket shot of the they and I hope they will fire at We a good excuso to blow tho town the and will do so on the first They know and will not disturb our sleep to A few shots were exchanged between the pickets of tho two armies across the and Near our and close by tho road on which the 15th Army Corps was were the remains of Camp where Federal officers had been kept as prisoners of feeling of the Army of Tennessee is so well illustrated by a profano and ferocious which was sung by hundreds of the 15th Army Corps houses to mako more men in our division drunk than I ever in two years About 10 p. m. fire began to spread over tho and a from tho grand revel could be Entire City in midnight an who had been in the place from three o'clock in tho returned to tho regiment and reported as follows whole city is in and tho wholo array is The place is swimming with brought from Charleston and ton by tho and Tho in. desire to please the deluged them with and then women and liy has boon over and your house last wore you not in command of the army last did not command my last and cannot command my men Ayhen they aro you allow us to go to Charleston have my full consent to go wherever you but do not go If my army go and it may do they will leave ono stone on another in that Hartridge as. Hair and of he can sell at the of the has some will restore to the bald head a beautiful suit of i hair to its healthy and natural and j restore the of to the faded would call special attention to his stock of Phalon s Cer Laird's Bloom of I COMMISSION I f I don't burn you I'll be P. GLOWER and refitted the Stove next to Young for the purpose of Class Drug new firm ask for a share of and invite the attention of tho to their well stock ana Toilet Soaps and Pea Pine and with article kept itt well appointed carefully 24 attention given to Consignments and F. Laie of Wheaton W. SIMS IN and orders and whether by railroad or will the strictest Business carefully and promptly 7 Hi 94 Bay 1-tf FJ-ViVyl//, as. K. Hanson undersigned purchased Drug Store ot Dr. take pleasure in announcing to tlic people of and the country generally that have just received a full of fresh Drugs and Paints etc. ' examine for strict attention to courtes and honorable dealing our J. 17tf from be made to t he Covn t of 7)rdi, - f 1.< 11 for leave to mH the of Matthew Jackson MATTHEW A Myers 3; Commerce and National 15ank,'i"ison Chase Brien N. C. H. L. D. Edward S. J. J. Carson Co. 11. from dato application will be made to the Conrt of Ordinary 01 for leave to sell lands to tho estate of S. late of said 1 effusion was said to have been by u Major General as he was crossing the was not The doom of Columbia was at Camp and neither Gen. Sherman nor any other man could have saved it from severe Tho 15th Army crossed the Saluda with but little and encamped the tongue of land between it and the Next morning 8 a. loud and repeated explosions in the city were At 9 a. an iirc was seen in neighborhood of tho Charlotte railroad From this to 11 a. cotton waii seen burning in About this time brisk skirmishing was heard to the north of tho immediately a squad of soldiers from the 18th Iowa sprang into two small boats and paddled across the On landing they started for tho State in order to have the honor of raising the flag of their regiment on tho building in of 15th Army White flags were now seen on most of the houses and in the hands of citizens on the Fire to he ichen then the bugles of our division sounded strike and wo were in a few minutes on tho route taken by tho 15th Auny As the route was the trains of those and some miles in wo did not reach Columbia until about 8 p. m. As wc marched the town there was no sign or of fire any Crowds of intoxicated soldiers wore on the streets crying your whisky here's your Carnaval of Destruction 9 p. m. wo reached our camp on tho plantation of ex-Governor of slave trado Scarcely had wc gone to when almost every other man came in with a box of Madeira wine on his and a old was was reported that there were 10,000 bottles of the article in the Governor's and a still larger in that of Secretary As to the amount I cannot but there was winci on the handing to every that came a Tho guards have been changed three times As fast as they are they get Without As we passed by the Asy lum wo wero surrounded by hundreds of women and begging for On the grounds attached to this building wero thousands whom tho fire had rendered houseless and congregated at the only place of loft in that quarter of the Near by a crowd of accompanied by a performer seated by a wore singing Main for near ono there was not a single and on a spaco as largo as this city there were not of Their and The streets throughout this were covered with broken and burned remains of furniture ot every Near the new State House a large bonfire of near 200 feet long 50 feet wide and five feet was and wasting on the A number of Jews weie standing weeping and me Your mens conto in mine kicks me sets fire to mine Me carry mine out on tho Your mens put wood on him and all mine Around the new State were stronger evidences of the rage and hato of toward belonging or with the State of South than even tho of the This building was Most of the ornamental portion had not been removed from the boxes in which it had been brought There were tho remains of fluted friezes and of the finest Italian that had been destroyed by by blows from and mashed by axes and of the Gallant Dead Even tho monument erected by tho State to tho gallant dead of the South in the Mexican had not been It consisted of four iron resting on a foundation of and supporting an iron platform surmounted by a tree of the game twenty feet high and painted a truo copy from On brass between the iron columns Avere inscribed the causo and date of death of all the dead of tho Ono of tho panels has boon d to icas done Northern noon I returned to my engaged in destroying the railroad near the Close at hand was a vacant building containing a fine library belonging to the Hoywood and It was fired and burned in tho and without a word of of an commanding a who has sinco been a candidate on the Democratic State ticket in a Western in On the 19th, hundreds of men were engaged in destroying the last vestige of everything that had been or could be used for military Houses that had been usett for that purpose were burned and battered down under tho superintendence of Fires repeatedly occurred where houses were found to contain tar or The guards declared they wero cases cf the of Iving becoming fired at the sight of the stars and At 5 p. m. the large arsenal was blown Tho standing order on the march to the to destroy government property a manner moro devilish than can bo dreamed was fully carried Next mobbing our the last of left tho ruins of what hail been a city of 30,000 A lady asked Gen Sherman did you burn our or allow your army to do did not burn your town nor did my Your husbands and fathers set fire to every town and villiago in tho land when they fired on Fort i That kindled OF THK F. P. in a conservative Union at St. a few days paid tho following compliment to tho Southern have courage and iiy their gallantry and by their long in this so and so and so they have shown themselves to bo the equals of an equal number of any men upon God Almighty's Those who have contended against them are those who aro readiest admit that they have shown themselves to be the equals of any other people in tho Not only have they shown ready to admit that these men aro their but they havo shown themselves the readiest to overlook the and forget what there is need of and to receive those men back into the with all their rights and dignity of their respective States simply requiring from them upon the pledge which they will will renew their allegiance to the Government of the United Cannot wo trust that pledge if these men will give it to Have wc not reason to believe that they arc men of sincerity Can wo not confide in those brave menI say that wo can. I say that this is the only way in which they can be brought back into the Government and bound to it by links of stronger than any links of steel that can bo now I will what foreign nation is there on earth that would not bo proud and happy to receive these people and give them all tho rights of enjoyed by any uf citizens not Franco be eager to do Would not Great Britain bo too proud to extend her dominion over that proud sharing her Government with those noble men who have vindicated their right to manhood in this contest unparalleled in the history of war Would not any nation upon tho face of tho earth be willing to receive this people Not receive them on degrading but them in open arms upon an with her other by bis aid arc to return to resume their rank as a and rebuild Napoleon is then to begin and carry on the persecution of Christians which answers to the pouring out of the years and six after the date of the covenant with tho of tho ono hundred and forty-four thousand wise is to Tho Jews are to be favored only for seven and two and a half and then the great battle of Armageddon is to take in which Louis is to be defeated and This is a revelation more startling than any of of iron on Ho gets ten per added to tho duly on wire which ten per is from the pockets of the to whom ho paid several thousand in election bribery ono Sunday from the district in is largely interested in tho salt of and probably also in the salt and joins the ring of plunderers that ho may profit by tho Y. the National Intelligencer explains the manner in which Parson Brownlow and his Jacobin clique in the Tennessee Legislature forced tho ratification of the last amendment to the United States Constitution through that The editor says appears that fifty-six votes were requisite for a quorum of this rump The vote upon the constitutional amendment was forty-three ayea and eleven making only fifty-four members present and Two other members were at tho timo in the custody ot the under and to participate in tho Tbo quorum was thus constructively made The wholo is a shameless juggle and which will bo repudiated by the people and pronounced illegal by the following is the Parson's dispatch to his friend announcing his July 19, 1800. Hon. J. W. U.S. Washington have fought the battle and won it. We have ratified the in the votes for eleven against two of Andrew Johnson's tools not Give my respects to the dead dog of tho White a. Crosso Democrat is brimful of editorials like tho in its last It is well for that he lives in so high a It would bo awful treason for any newspaper down this way to talk thus Brother is work for us to We have ' a country to from and the damnable grip of Now England priestcraft and a favored begotten in and nurtured the hot blood of for pluck Be you arc democrats and arc afraid your sit down and let take your can We can save or die in tho All is the States or another men to white or is our and those who like it aro asked to aid us in getting it before the We want old every State represented in Congress and tho right to her cwn United States Bonds taxed or It is a tyrannical wrong to keep eleven States out of the temple they built in their own It is an insult to that niggers must govern white It is to New the hot sweat of western men into cooling perfumes to regale tho nostrils of pampered abolition Bond Holders we say to the radical traitors in Congress and equal not given the toiling whites and the many States of there soon will bo another Grand March fiom the to the which will New forever and taint tho floors of the Capitol with the extermination of And if you ask what we you will find it in this paper and hear it on tho platform of tho poor white never bowed his head to a tyrant or sold his honor for place or and who dares not only write and talk what ho but dates face of every national thk Of THK New York replying to one of editorial attacks upon our makes the following remarks never has been tho habit of the women ol to attend political and wc have never hoard that they did so during the But the other charges brought against them are their immortal honor be it The fervent love of devotion to the generous tlie calm the womanly unflinching whenever provoked their this taan Forney imputes crimes to the women of tho will form their of in tho ages to And long after Forney shall have gone the ho and and art shall combine to do honor memory of that splendid of tho and fair play proportions of the human figure aro strictly The wholo figure times tho length of tho Whether tho form bo slender or plump tho rule holds good any deviation from it is a departure from the highest beauty of The Greeks made all their statues according to this The from the highest point on the where the hair begins to tho is one tenth of the wholo The from tho to tho middle finger is tho From the top of the chest to the highest point in the forehead is a If the length of the the of the hair to tho bo divided into three equal parts tho first the and tho second tho placo of the height from tho feet to the top of the head is the samo from the extremity of the finders when the arms are literary curiosity has just appeared in under the title of Napoleon the destined Monarch of the by the M. author of Coming It is said that twelve thousand copies have been the book finding notwithstanding its on account of tho noteworthy names used by the author as Wo arc indebted to Mr. Baxter for tho cheerful news that tho world is to end in 1873, so that the people may set about their preparations for that event as soon as they like hut during brief interval of six or seven years the Emperor of the is to become sole monarch of the personally representing the Anti Christ of the latter Ho is to become supreme over England and roost Of the rest of Christendom submitting to He is to mako a. covenant with the of was the emblem of religious faith and in tho judge it indicates integrity in the sick man in woman the signified divine the Holy heart of the creative power and Whito and red roses express love and as in the with which tho ancients crowned St. In another red signifies hatred and lied and black combined wore colors of or the expressed and the constancy and or was the symbol of the of the goodness of of imitation or faith or In the picture of the St. Poter wears a yellow mantle over a blue Yellow also signifies in this sense it was given to who generally was habited in the is of particularly hope of and of as the color of the palm and the signified love and or passion and it is tho color often worn by the expressed the death and it was appropriate to the Prince of In some old illuminated in the wore a black White and black together purity of of and mourning or AND New York Not content with compelling the people of the Confederate States to thoir the propose now to go a step further and mako it an punishable by fine and for any ono to havo Confederate or notes in his A containing this provision is now before and it furnishes a striking of tho infinite meanness of wo must have a law soon to burn the old faded of and all such relics Every memento is a Banquo's ghost to tlie distorted vision of tho knightly Jacobins the present North Carolina member of of Gen. Jackson's who told his audience at Washington that he was not to but to was the representative of a very largo class who to this One of the adjoining Buncomb is and indeed wo think they wero formerly in one It appears from a debate in tho North Carolina Convention on Monday that ono of the delegates from and another from addressed them selves as assiduously to did the member of Congress above Wc copy the Convention reports of the of said Tho delegate from Rutherford had said ho was prepared to let the State have all ol the and due besides what was necessary to pay actual and wait on the State to pay the Mr. Person was prepared to go ho poor as a and if steamboats were selling at three cents he would not be able to buy a gangway yet he was not only to let tho State have the per diem and mileage due but he if it would relieve the to walk home and lead a and trust to tho sagacity ot his dog to secure him on his Squad of Stevens owns in Gettysburg and wants to plunder the of the United States to make them more Justin A. Morrell owns in and plunder tho people of tho so as to get a higher for j to any particular or any number his Mr. of of They comprise the Are to bk issues to be determined at the Philadelphia Convention do not a of railroad and popular in the to prevent his j mismanagement of the buying cheaper railroad iron i by the present whereby every man who rides I the railroads in the United States must for Mr. squandering of the public the of tax and tax the enormous E Dodge is interested in works in and has a largo cumulation of revenue from
