The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-03-05

:. .sftSt1snfu Vtt tRe tcsFe InntearfsWe3ttng =
Asd gatksrs his goh close UP to his breast I.
Alto sesp down the hsnsss swelling.
iIeBsses th. fosntair. the s,ssteti piae tres,,
Nod his fsotstep IS lAls,sipgs aaj weary, ,
fe. onward he goes. thre the, BROAD BELT Of
:. ..Tgsaii the .tadssof the isofs.. so drea.y.&
'l.'ti Z: x..;is ii. qishswiad that r,'.tisd he
Was 3 the u,poalisht SO ~onGreu.lysi
- Saasling3-l %. : 5-sNJ ...s -
It. looked Ike a raHel -HA4 Niafy. good.
: And Il. l,se;blped il sbbjas and and :.p,a.hins
=. :. AT quiet along The Potomao TO night" q,
No sound saye, therdsh sfthe river; -.
While sofsfalls the sdsw On The fase;of tbe'
The fiistes.s OF daty d. fyFsrer. 49,
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Capture Of Another Yankee Train.
= fhe Rockingham Regisler Of the i5iii
tilt, SAYS - =
-Eapisin John II. McNcill has again
hceu snaking successful dash ut
Yankee tsaiR. ond OF his h,en wat ie,
one saactum a fortnight ngn, ard in
tDrmed us that the Captain was then on
his way TO his Old strmping ground in
Hardy. We knew Ire was,aftdr more
Yankees and more of hfeir plumber, aud
we confess we We're looking f,r him TO
tarn up somewhere in the rie;ghborhood
sS one of1hcir ,rains, for.wh;uh Ire sce,ns
70 hayea special hiking. He has turned
ap sure ;enonghs and isst g hetc he
might have ,beea Neasonahly y exrecled, If
ou iap!eee ftmnds had. been Hale
ss,at,- lie caught ene Of their uaias
about sevcn.g m iles2soah,o Rbinner, on
The Northwestern Turnpike J, at tho juno.
ton tf The ;iosd lea'hng to'Mporrfield, ;
on, Monday last and took io4. horses:
with ,sPisndid halness, and destroyed
~ wagons loaded with hays A.,.'-, y
I Not conl ent. *iih taxing the horses
anil la,ne-e and destroying the OF
splendid yam kce w"gaus witii nisir to-
rage, lie tools-sl cf the Yankees lhenr-
lse5yes, with NsY neg"os. IN their posses
sion. which t6ev.Jisa stol.h' FROM some
farmer.. Mcneil made the dash nj the
Itraih wi,honly 81 men; wlilsi,itzhad a
xusid Of r5o Yankees 'E35 Of whom
were infuttIy, ,.,nslsihe balance, ,carairy.
M Neilk .wq.dl hsves taken tho whnle
aSE'y: but 1hc bnimcoto took lijght aud
lauoif :: ... ~ - ~.
; rThisbriIfanl lsffairwas Lloodless, not
EaSConfe'lerale getting a. scratch. or
course our men we've in 4ro fine "a iiumor
10 skiil aay one Of the Yankees; SO, aS
Linc'ln would say, there was " nobody
! hurk"- 49,
x.We shanld have sia 'd'Ihat thc trTih
had ben sent bat frnm Ra,nney. aud
tl,at the Yankees there are waiting for
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| = IapoRrAsr raoN Mnxicp- FsE CRY
ETAksS.-The Galveston News of lie
Cd Instant says:
Z An :otliciat letter from the Fronch
/ lGonsulat .Mats,rnras, states fiat the
! city Of Mexico bad been eap,u,e,f by lie
F,ench tronps. ranpico ~as- ocaupied
i ~ 5000 French -snd sonnesr -ac,tmarv
Troops. on The 22d. Decelaher, ,and Tlia
4 tifrro we're ut the iscte OF. w,iiipg {. .OoC
; troops in the city. sMhtnmorss may VI
ans lime be Occupied ,liy, the French
andfwill caTisindy .be.se on. TIC Frenci
= army numbers oyer 10000 iprn. f,u
t,'pss we haniner nseessnty . Tyr 1"k'ne
sas m"se 81 'tneSlc". - =, 80
ns mswS .,i''. mus "''U'es 10 'hi' inter or
:. We lotik upon Ills as very i,nporian
news. The, csi.qnrs ef Mexico by III,
nenclh os ~ '.ie't Is me '-;a's,"g U"
"osan,e miniary eon,r2i oyer MAJ ee''''
sry ny eano'son'.pbtces french Po" e
N sonnga'sy -wfthHthe Cnntster"e r =
STATES on uie s9mh, - E"ghSh po~er
IN e"nhainP WIN L'neo'n 5 'r'en'
maM eh sne Noru. ~ - worthy :. -
note5tnst wh'ie 'gan'Ise n1.N, , mas ocea ae%J
: H'anu ne'se'ess'i .eN'as'Isnt"g ,.s' pow
te., ,'''s'" ""s " .ls "'e