The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-02-12

lo,ew he. belonged to ii. Mf: -Feas,.,
I1s tl,s only Sesgeant missing. .Lisutep.
aitt sai.lss he atas of nsliu,n stze. had ON
|sergespfs ssAsess pieaasnt, cnuntssance
hlgltfere ehesd. thin, short, black Shi.k.
sers and nioust ache, q dark~lest6er bound
tertsspsnt on his bosom, add a black
felt Hat, with a hole cut in ,the top.'
Az these tbipgs identify Mr., Feaster
iSs' hare just learned from a letter
fem he9ns that Rev: Mr.--Ar,hur has
Seen gentleman who said he saw. Mr..
Fsaster IN New York, and shook hands
and eaieArssa witb him. This CAUSES
me. To hope again thst Sergeant Feas,er
y in, New York, and will be, dome soou.
Nay u be, 10. : No one has done more
service, nor displayed more gallantry,
Than hes His loss 10 the company has
,bsep irreparable. lie had no business
IN ibe battle Of SbarpsLurg. for hs had
been,sppoiuied and was acting 4 list;
ant Conrmissary for two g"eeks before
ihe battle. But hi, soul fred with
heEoism, .tBd determined, 10, share a
common destiny with his company, he
rashed To the conflict, notwjt ths, aiding
tho earnest protestations of the Com
inissary against his going. ..... -
p Soon after the greet battle here at Fred
ericksLurg, we GOT p,ir tenls pitched and
rut chnnileys 10 them, so th0t .'e ore now
comparatively, oh,nforta table-notwith.tan nd
ing the snow iseight inches deep. 1t was
evidently the design of the epen,y to have
advanced hn us again last week; thew made
the attempt. .abut Providence inLerp5s.d in
sending rain and snow. We now think
tberc will he no more active operations ill
spring. We think Lee. to re the greatest
general in the world, and his army inYiuci.
bic, Hence. if the Tanke-s come again, we
make no other calculation tlap u whip
them.
General Jenkins Is,4 sadc ha. been f;rat.
ing. with snow balls the past two. days-
,"rFe r"r'nenis on side. To day they
nay" ho'sted III" -linch ling. mo hoJy-
spiIits The battle is getting too ,Vtd for
me, and | sh"li leave chem tomorrow for
"reenvilie, :. C.. being among the fortunate
To have sixty days furIough. at the aug
geStton of GnI,. Jenkins md the rcdue.t Of
all the officers OF tho First s. q. V, | have
changed my commission from Cnrt"iu 60
Chaplain Of the Regiment. believing ] crn
80 more EoON hcIu5 lt IHc idNIcT chp'cllS.
have been acting bo:h Cry;u,n n... G..
'pi",n IN the Regiment, siucc I came to Viz.
ginin. TO dischGrge the duties Of either
Office, was compelled to give up Que; 7
preferred the former. Would not advise nv
brother pl eachcrS ID become captain, unless
they are fond of being wearicd. Ifnny OF
the company dics. SOME will charge the
cause OF his death 10 the Captain. II. he
docs not furiuugh his iucn, some Of the dear
ladies, (vho are not we'll posted Ia army
regulations, aud think the Captain has fuil
power la grant furluughs. } will q. fall out 4"
with him and sly hard hin 20 about him..
Some, Iprcstme, will think / did uro,,y In
making this change, a,herr will approve
and say did. right have sought 10 this,
ns do in oil important undertakings, the
divine guidnrce, and tso course have nur-
sGcd, seems TO have been Indicated by PROV.
idcncc, Hence, my own conscience ap-
proves, and what need care for what a part
Of the world u~y say or. t,iuk.
As | shsll, in the future have moro time :
7 promise TO write you fre1uently. Horing
to meet you s"on, ~ ith NV best wishes for
Your welfars,l bid you adieu.
I'd. GNM.
. ... Cppt. Co. 7, Pi., ) g. V.
p. S.--I will cay to tire friends of the de-
ceased of my oomruny, that IL they rin
co'ne 10 my house. (nesr AR. McCiaanhsn's,
and give me the power OF an attorney,
will collect in Richuiotll what is das them
aud send tactn the amount. will be ct
home ill the last week In March.
r. ID. @.