The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-06-04

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some thrss wssE sifes, ,ana v6s,ia ~
besiie nesr{setsot, sIfAs.S. lfe rssUtus8s
tfsIlis city on Sand parnino olast. and
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sitcoisrs, day N cssap a 62J. I'd On
Tuesdsy: :lnorriAg N fhsss o;cisck. he
ioSg roll -tss tsescn, AVID tAs-sseors Or.
.dered to prepare fatious fsr 4 % any..
I5etween .elssen and twslss osulocks of
that morniag, the troops marched for
Batmoud, .syentseu niies ,di.tans sAf-
Ter marching eight slniles they took of
tl,eir knapsacks and ssoesd ssssva iu q
lbqildiig. They then susrched sq Alfss,
slssippi Sp,ings, within ne. rniles-jo
Raymond, There they met die Con.
ft'leyate troops retreating fsona f6e batSa
tfedeld at Raymond. briS6iac witis item
iron, forts TO fiity priso5Srs. Tbms
EGpoPe +epsrted fhe7loss keavy ON both
Sides, and stated that the, Fedssal. hsa
. force Of soma eighty thsusand men.
The battle Of Rsymonslswss fosrht On
Tuesday morning. On Wsdnssisy
4soruing onr troops, consisting Of the
25th Geotgia, the 4th LoaisiaAa, and
Etlts Sharp.hooters, together with Tex-
ans, Mississippians aud. ;tFeaoesssesps,
uuder, the command Of Gen. Walker,
nusnbering between 900, and 10, ,ooe
| G,eii, fell back one and balf nJIiss 10.
I wards Jacksoa. ! "A line OF battle .xas
forrss,l one and a half miles, tseui Mia,
s'ss'ppf SPangs at, one ip tbs.aftesnoou.
Ahputthfee in The afternoon tfs. Van.
kees 6egaf TO hank the ConfederateA
right aud 'ieh, whefssit was deemed pru-
deut to- retire. Our troops rssseaisa 10
jackson, and the enemy wsut1uh the
t;iihi"n road, Our troors artissd At.
Jacks"h at eight O'Clock In the evepiuvr
T On Thursday morning fonf tFoops
marched ont two aud half mile from
jackson, and met ihe enemy ON The
Chntm road in. line Of battle. Tha,
C"nftdeca,es attacked ,thani and the,
battle contmeneed, which lasted tvo,
hosfs.@ The. Confedefates nos sbeS,o.
"ore than 'cIe ,ooe. while The, ieneu,T
namberei come" 10000, our ,yoon.
gradually. retired u j Jsolrspn, and ,hsn
reirfated "a miles far, her TO Canto6.
! During the retreat ON, the CYnto,,,
road, Young keans was taken piisoner
Eeya Yankee esvalry forcejSnder ,he
command df a Lieuiensnt cf the 2e,h
:. yhen,ucky cayalry ,"toge thasc with, one oS
~" 4!b Lotisiana and -four, ,sf Che, ,Sharn.
shooters. viz: Co,naski Gai,lv. sEa,ii.i,
a"d.a n'e,nbsr: Of C Company d : who.s,
5'han,s'he d~e1; 1ot remember: aIso 200
iexaps' and 7 Ienaesseeans. The prison.
ets, were >tsken to:the State House in
da'Eson, where they were coniinsd two
days aud nights. The Yankees, whila
IN possession of Iacksen, committed
many dep1edations, ard gave Tho pri.
oners large quantities. Of hqtfor. THE
enemy rs we'll "a thesprisouers inbihe.l
freely; and While MI were itfthis state.
sHankee Colonel made an adt,res. l.,
the prisoners, sinttng 1hat ali who wish,
ted.to 90 North shonld stem for~s,d
Shen Tos did 80. slI~ Of them Texans,
Missi's'ppisnss and Tennssseeaas. The
oalsncr ssere rafole3. The Yankees on
4 Sat'yfiay eyscnatea Jackson, taking
with them theis sD renesades.s o
4 About hail past, ons. o c,ock in tl,a
ffte no"n, AIR casairy rushed in su.l
cansnrea a tew Esakees who xe;;e k,;,
ss'ng III The city. A sYanEss Colonel.
namet Crunpbeli, w.as .fs.tsp.l in the
Place in;oxiG... I'D ssfdi, shea esaes ell to
surrender refused, and .sisew 4 piis,ol
when hewas shot from his horse. and
fch dsad. Our troops bn. led him in
the.- Jackson eemeterv. h..mt-s two
f,onrs aher q brother as Col. McGrayic,
who was killed in the battlea, Raymond
: went wnif q flag of truce 10 ob,aip his
body, hut the enemy fefi,sed TO -rece;y.
ID: The ensssx sta,ed tl,nI The, b,d
: not bsricd. The dead sf either psrty, a.
! vhey tsst evacuated theN place. Ali the
1sssederate paroled prissssta. wen, to
eshe battlefield atS Ray rpaud, and ,le,e
found The dead gnl,pritd. Thsy foun.,
on tia 6eltl tM n,y-fse Co0tedaraAs,
I I -ssst ons hsnilted and fifty df ihs enemy,
7 ~re,a they bmied. .!theSS Confederate
,dead ~sts Tssaas' 'asd Tsaasssesaas.
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CeL Jsnes NJ Pessin and hi.'s nephew.
flloms. 9. Perrin were petfotmed on
Z; Rev .spr. rafher and Rev. .sfr.ss,,i ss,,i,an.-.
Thair fet,atns were deposi,rd n D.,
LoRa Cane Church yard VIZ m.r
h4n.rs. A-iafee, cSyScufss Il ..;;sen.
/ iron. every "".: of District - ers NJ
aEendar 10 Pay = last tfil;,tts . 70. !,
pNc ia. s0v'l,y and as'las . d
".H,ote solemn osrssion kss 4 = = besa
. f~ifteseed in Al,bey;lle - ysrs.f