New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14

.,n.h about it. ihonGtt he a"cmcd ds'rronth Ni'.r
,.min- re d~} 80 fu as rei,ar'to N"fTnoTn h'tou'
80 h,ffl 'Errrarna Intelligence. 0td the froni'
;. al AN. u..r.oci.cu ia Cnc pr inooot tic North
,, -t,i,.s' 1hc raai,r aod hs companions wons their
Iva, and srns T. nc.
/ II oh"cf half an hours wah cane ~ very hand
~ r,eilcrcc c'nhesbcd with thc u.ra, rilrhci "
s'sa'aas A. s,aj "G a i az ca ''c caJin.
c',nt f1r he a,con odGtion % probably 1 slGv, ~
As the house VAS n,i tlln eighth Of a MI
rom SIC go H. thought best o 60 20 il AID inquire "'
ifs inmates the lc1i,a way 10 he piicc when VS.
aiming ia reach. rap the iilst door brought very
roodlookmg "yellov enl" in sifh'orc no. u itsh
times would have readily sold a.. Siu ON any enc on
bock south OF the Ohio River. Her answers I" -! III
guiy particularly clc1I :" my MIND ana sup
pos" Sc w,ie MOTTO i'r Own. for she t.1,u ne' ' So,
what p~ofusc remarks hy saving. MiSs'is hi""s
de MY rsht we'll shes been, oar eoou h", y
'ifa,s." Upon her invi. ';iOD | TOOK H't III
the parlor and in n few momcuts the lady Of The mouse
entered / explained ny cnend IL ~" "ot9'' mn'
So Iona.ly gaze me Tic dcsiTcd ih"i,',i"n'
very Gdylko woman in manner ana hei GOVT '''''
showed that she had been well cducriod " ~ H.o
l.tsiol she soon did hat resided III m'D! ~ H.
rade numerous Inquiries In regard {" friends WHOM ~,
bad prey nusiy known there, ana was Qu' h'A'uN' -
Learn if r!, mad taken ihe OATH She c,inced No. des'
Whatever 10 he rid OF ny company. aud when e'or
hours conversation. che asked me To 81! !o u"'i
saw reason h. refuse ,,a g.,
Raronr IN DE excused for few moments she len inc
parlor and wien she returned she was accomp,'g ny
Two handsome Young ladies. whom she introduced ~
Inc = her lanl itcfs. TIC W0ih,l hau h' AZ Wv s"
~rvi,c ~ in1.co me 10 suppose that sie was more
cently disoyal than mott ~ the women the Noltu
but the Young ladies not slow In expressing me,'
sautr ents The, believed me 10 lie hIst CLASS hrON
M in t,t presumed char actor was favored with thcii
,es % Yankee mcannOSs 10 my hcaris content 1hti'
fsthcr aud two brothers were among the trs' IN the,
aratv 70 jon the Rebel service, and the roSton Wnci
thry assumed had . strong influence upon many WIG
lmilt otherwise hnvc remained quietly ri their homes
Ono OF the sons Killed st Shiloh. the father and re-
naming son being Gi IA the service, both OF them III
Rrarg'. army The yoluc Indies were decidedly th'
lii-,.rest Rebels thw ever had anything to do with
LEY cond not speak six consecutive sentences IN re
gard 10 the Rebellion without becoming cNclied' ana ~
such times they made use II language which WAS won
lerily expressive but sadly inclegant They did no
swcar. hovoyer which was so-eihirE In their ia'o
rhcy hated ordinary Yankees sufficiently intense for al
practoa purposes but appeared to have reserve stt
ofycnom In store for President Lincoln ard Gen but
Her One Of them asked ne what chances Naintdighnh
Lad 10 DO elected Governor OF ONO and when grave,
Informed her that there not shadow OF DOUBT .
lis triumphant succcSs her beautiful countenalce ir
glowcd with delight and she exclaimed. ma IL
Go-dw
, By and by dinner was announced and was poltcl,
shown 10 the dining room and to sea, al INC YOU,
There was an abundance OF iou. pu' nos nuSn
the bin Of fare consisting OF oorn bread chcAe s"e,
no,atoes bacon ecgs and very !ar substitute for cot
ice The lady of the house expressed her regrets th
she not able TO give me cup Of genuine oors az.
by way Of apology said she lad not seen lound oil 'h
Article for more than year. remarked that had IN
dersiood that in some portions OF MSsssppi near We
river tie people were permitted to purchase fanny sup
plies In limited quantities upon condition oil Their taxing
The os,h The lady said she believed such was Tie cs,
hui had no; considered il becoming In her 70 comply
with the required condition | should thins no.. re-
marke # the daughters before Iuonld take th'
oath 10 the Lincoln Government Id 20 wlhoE, shoes
ard live on roots cotton seeds. without salt
| Tie faUil, gave ne rather Il dismal picture o' 'h'
condition not only 81 themselves but OF that OF many
famiies Of once ell TODD planters In their Vicinity
Before the ar they worked nearly two hundred saves
and did not know what II wa to pe deprived OF any
desired article which money would buy. Now there
are osS than dozen slaves On The Plantation mosi :"
whom are too old 10 be Of any service "a hed BANGS
Other plantations have suffered IN about me same r"o
while on tue other hand was tod thai lev save
owncrs had thus far been lUoky enough to Icihh 'h'
full amount OF human pToqert! wAIh ue! ciAiAed v
own. ,.
pcc OF bcr slaves ami said she could not imagine BAL
reason they diG have for leaving place where The, md
always been kindly used she fgTtaer ssHl she hoFu
they would receive less attention, u sion VI ~
ste had given them aid when she remarked that II
should ever Do IN her power 10 render one 81 them
vice she would do 1t Vh pleasure wn- satisfied iha'
she promised than she Was WILING !" perform
Delie,e her H. be good woman AID 20 hf'e peeh
Kind mistress. bat notwithstanding tie i,ehiss % =,
spect which have FOR her, owing :" to ooni''! VIZ
Which ] was received in hef house ai iI'u ID
9ugh ot the Ignorance which she Gspa! ~ f'Far "a
Tie cause causes Which Induced her slaves TO 'ehe
her plantation without her consent cane t'iy nea
telling her that tue wAieL abe could hot account
for due TO two causcs-one, an inhcfent ",Aie
hong repressed which her ehstdes fei 10 oNh tLcIi
selves and their children. and other TO Iies'"'N'
a Proclamation u Freedom.
4 Hiding amer dinner, thu; would not have time .
20 70 MAJOR Dones ne plaltliion and return 10 ii
mouth Of While River the same ai'JAoon, concl1''
to give up the trip for tie tise ptl.f ~ my sfHt'
i meat with my Arkansas freud compelled ne ~ IL
ready accoilpap! bin up the Waite River OF Tic ol
lowing morning. pon m' return 10 the ATAc ntai
side saw several families u Dion refugees nom a.
vicinity 81 shgccleli, qua Wa. greiy Interested y
the actonls which tloy 81 matters and thigs y
, southern Arkansas md NoIihcr. IcIns aud ~ tAt
sIcT!ngs before aid after stsgtlig !or ne Scf1
purpose referring 10 them more fy IN my neu l,er
~ White River station u camp. containing some
-. H. La 10
plored in cutting sod. but after inspecting Tie cami
olo-cly able to discover Any opportunity ~
women had 20 make Themselves useiuL lie iHrt, ID
had charge Of the Informed that they "cIe 81
celcnt lbOrers' gd"ly. rc,p'ctfnt ana indNs ous
said he used - believe thni negroes vcT" ~ 40 40
count, aDd VIXEN made contract Wiz t.O'erlmen' L
furnish suicleDCy Of wood al tA!s place cpuid -
aoiiy BEE how 1 wa 10 get ii cut knew could mol
force tie coJrabands 20 take an interest IN Tie mailer
30 defeTin ltd 81 What effect kindness Woua La
upon then tod them would stand by them u NO
would by re, that If they worked We'll they would 3
paid well and receive proper allowance ~ iood aA'
clothing; and That A. u them were taken s'h
wOaid ihcm duly cared for. Then gave tlon IA
and told them b. 10 10 work. IOu can see how to-
have made the tces suffer pointing to number o
pics 81 wood mostly corded Oh tie bank 81 The Tver
and Lch rspd.y being Transferred IL The deck
Of half a, dozen Government uanspOrts negro
said the contractor " is good deal like willie man
auer oil; he II do more work ~ hour. you use hiH
geL than you could whip on. Of hin in Aaii day
NJ experiences ID ATkansas hive thus ff beon o
rat er an Interesting character but ~ there is no
room in this letter To DO them justice. VIII iH'iOn
further reference 10 them ior tie present. onaKnfLL
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The Preedsuen Of South Caroliuo.