The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-01-01


Ming, JAEUA u ] 1895.
ADDRESS &
Carrier Of tho sonfhssn Ratsrpriss.
= ANUAR RY,s 1863.
Tas bright, Nxw.Y .YsAx y here Il l.ss. e
Expected eixty- three, {. ;.
= Te ace what cisahges have ben spads,
In this wprid's history. S.'Sa
lie scans each l.afsf tate al s'sr,
Aeiosisisd Il his view. S ;a3,is s.. i
Ts sse the sights, TO hear the lie Il
ofsishteen sixty two. ~ Z. : 81
; vset happy homes are :brokss mp,
=. The usmr,fui sigh icretells. Ia :
: Ilow many q peaceful bosem n0x $,
= " It'll sad einotion sweils. 4 = e e
: The din OF batsles cia,h ofarms,
is heard on evrty hand.
y A mighty tsnr4t now sphsavss
Our bies.ed Southern land.
The fstbsr has gous forth to Eight.
The son 10 wishing, too, SO n
Z Tbs brother snd che lover, all,
Are al,ssnt from the view. ~
x Tbs neighl,or. friend. are all away.
In di-tSnt lands they roam,
). To rink. 10 siuh. perhaps 10 dream,
~ loved one. left at home.
I They want 10 meet the snemy,
The mighty Northtfn- host.
7 who coms to dsselate u,,r land, -
= Ahd lay wnste all eur coast,
But VIC have enemi 81 home,
Qaite ku.y MI the timr,
ssIn looking fcr The, dollar, n.w,
~ And grnspiag at Ne dime. ~
Z. Th- po,,r are, of enlmad- 10 feel s,E
The grinding touch of those s
WIN ought to be their iruest friends,
But uew their dsadliest foes. s.,s.. :, y
TIL. chilling wind, are b,owisga keen,
The -rn,r d is Gr:.. :. - ,u,E-75 =. -
! The wan, cf shoes Is sur-ly felt -,
The mother doth-imrlore 4 i
Some kind Shoemaker near at hsnd, y
To give her some relief,
To sase her wear, troubled mind.
And drive nwaylier grief.
lie look, into her tender face, ..,.,
Its reads her wants too we'll,
have no leather now On haud--
have no shoes IN sell ss...
laui working Tor The Army, S...
And have no time 10 lose ~
r In working for poor women, n,a'pn,,
Or n,enaing children'sashocs." .-.
"What do you Charge 10 maksa pairs
/ want them bad, indeed; .
g. have my childrsn's sh.es to buy
Ills very cid, indeed" -. b.
:. Ten dollars, n,a'nm, is now the price
Toinske q common pair -
The widowed neither turns away y -
In horror ami despair. = .-.
Heearss not Tor her sorrows now, |
He makes his money fast,
And while the war 10 raging hard, ..
Sticks closer to his iast. 49,. -
{ Barefootsd tLnush tha soldiers be,
Hscnres not for their pains,
So he increases now In wealth, -.
And counts his mighty gains -
She seeks the nrjchbor Tanner, nou,
~, lier wants she cannot hide
wish to buy rome leather, ~.
~ much. cir, q. q tide. r.
] want MY shoes ell MAIDS at hone
Sho-msksfs max so high; Hs
To pay The ready money down,
Irenliy, sir. viii try" 4. -,
"For hest 81 cole ] aew must charge
Two dollars and half;
For mpper charge three dellars,"
And he 10 seen TO laugh
X He kaows too well her means are smsll.
- she eannst give the price.
r lie wants to drive her from the yard,
And he has done It nics
She thinks Of Geld December. now. ..-
q. !, Sb, thinks of slset and snow;
No matter. what the piieS may be.
49,. Wi.hont it. cannot go. = -, s.
The sarnings Of hsr soldier boys ....
Are drawn to psy 81. bill. -.
] She leaves the tanner in his yard, s
To ttei her hsartstrings chill.
g The Tanner says /" 'ris very hight :
Inc ~ed tia not my FAULT 20
&. paid high price for rc,o hides -,
= high price. too, fer salt
The people ninst have leather, ma am,
They ennnot do without: ,t.F,ae'. p.
rs now III. time to make my pile -
know what I'm aboai." ~.
The lady hnnt.theteld .ho. shop ..;,
Shr a.ks the lo,s the price. ~ ..
:. To MAKE hrrself and ehiidrss shoes
In manner strung and nice.
r =" u have work thai ia engaged,
Ro,ne soldiers aEoes tn make. .... ...
Edo not thipk TINT ] can now
Tour msking undertake. -
Z lfIhad tine I'd haysio charge y:
One daIinr ffty cents; ~.
- And ths. too low in these hard tines
1nPny for sait aud tenls. y T.,
II Is nouse to talk at all,
Wecan't afford 10 less
Our precioustim andtroubIe