Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-01-25

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The, Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, Of
January Jan, ~ 10Th, says that large number Of
refugees m hsye arrived ID that city from 3d.
vsnnlRsh. From them We gather the annex:
Sherman has s taken is 10 il slsyss 4 fson tpsir
4 masters Those who wish 70 temain 90 .ss, 50.
Those who leaye are takenin hand at 10 once g
by tho military, authorities, and put 70 hard Hg
work cutting wood q digging upon las &c 10 TO-
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Sherman has several times, We are told
openly said that neither be 4 or. bis army 4 are
fighting tozabolish slavery; Hiss leading Of
6eew hays.expresaed, the sagie ppipions, ns,syI5
The soldiers also; openly say, that # the5
.thsught they were fighting for the negroes
they woald, LAY down ,thairs arms at once zoe
From the tone Of their canserfsasion, our ip'
formaut was led TO- infer that. if the We,
should cease at once, those, who hold negro
property would remain ip nndliisturb'ed li1 Pos
session Of the same.
After the ety. city was a.; occupied, owners Of
negroes, WHO Wiz. wished to take them from the
place, Were allowed to idg SO. The leading
Federal officers openly assert tbas they wish.
ed every negro in EssgaInah was ID some
other locality. sf~ll2 TT '.ie ;,'..,5 :,
General Sherman continues bis kind
treatment toysrds the inhabitants. The
rights Of the citizens are respected and pro.
teoted. Every outrage of the soldiers or
Infringement upon good order is promptly
and severely. punished ~ - ,:c3,,t1s.;:5
"A meeting of the negroes was held . few
days since. They we're addressed By ME.
French, from1 Port Re3al.-onet of the men men
sent out from the North to take care fof the
rNfraenen.Y = !Hs plainly tod. them il they
had kind masters. that they would be better bsttsqr
Of TO stay with thema that while they were
in, that position they had! no tronble OF
cares; bptif they yleftt their good homes they
would haye. to provide for themselyes-1a
matter which they would find sysry diff difi.
feplt TO- do; under the most favorable lcifouHm. 70
stances, % ssETsg 81 lla vsi3. ,s,4a:es
-.aGsusrsi,shsrhan has told sessral of the
prominent citizens of savanuahthst esdoos
not Rishsto msrch his army into any por-
ti6n5of Georgia again, and that she.sill not
do sor unless compellediby circumstances.
The General furthss. says that he regrets
thatihe was acompsiledItd march through
Georgia that when Atants;"aa captured,
it was not his intention to advance further
into the State .ga., 1adt.Ss'... >: E1a2a,;i
1I4yos1 s;0ffns Of shsrmsn's army has been
4sssDDt 4sssDDt to Hii,Sn Head in transports. Large
bodies Of troops have moved from :sssasdah
Into Carolina within the past few days.
Cur informant thinks q movement on
.Branohyilie is intended, and if successful,
I from thence to Cofumbia:? 80 az - a1"H2
|so'Gen. Sherman regrets being obliged to
1advstce into Gardius-2as he fears that he
will Be anableto control his troops! 81
The negro ne women iis and children Who have
isft the;T masters, are. huadled tosetherl liu il
4 nan - iontside tie town. Inhii in want Of both
q clothing and food, and suffering from cold
and exoosure. The soldiers appear to have
iiftte If auy y sympathy for them, and tell
them thew would be- better off if they would
return where they came from. - =
Four citizens only have been arrested on
the charge of completely with the Confed.
crate Government but have since been re-
leased. - ~, J. .,s'@ : ~, 80 :. -. :,
No person, either white or black, is 81.
lowed to pass ont of the city without being
examined closely. Provost Guards are. sta
toned in every rvs section Of the city about. a
hnndTsd Yards aplaa,rt mart ma =" ''!a' -
al, -, .o.,,. ~ ~ !; .shs-m.,,s army ia
chartered in,tbe city a T6e Balance are on
he outskirts -. -. -. -. = Z
/ Quite a number of the citizens have Ia
ken the oath of allegiance. Numerous 9th.
ers have been registered, preparatory to be.
ing sworn in. - = 8 !. .....
The churches on Sunday have been we'll
.f}fed * -. 49,, =. III .'...
5 NJ pc.o7 Gso,o;;an bas been discon.
.;nnaS for want of patronage. Tie Repu5.
E.aa 10 ,ow The onlv naner issued. But
fsw neonls have as vet arrived, from the
,No,tb Onite a number Of tie residents
have Left for New York, - &
The oath Of allegiance Is only requested