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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-19

VOLUME II.
s,ssssS Correspondence q Ii. south carollniap.
3 The Fan Of Richmond.
: DASv1InE Y 4, April S, 1865.
Riohnond and Petersburg have fallen;
but they have gone down in blsze of glory
and with asecord unstained by one blot 81
shame. All that the enemy have gained
has bean purchased at terrible price in
blood, while our. own army, although suffer.
jng severely, IS still strong intact and ready
-sfor its future work. - -; - 49,
OF the events. Of The last fve days ! car
givey hut aoursory view, and even this
ssis obseured by the yet fresh smoke Of battle.
s. Grant commenced his grand movement
as early as Tuesday, The 2sth. Itwas moi
unautioipatsd Our only doubt was; as q
the exact point at which be would make his
main or decisive demonstration. He. felt
: oar lines at different localities along their
entire Length Hence Gen; Lee was COM
- II :; ,;,e;,.l a..., III N 4,
sspe.sss ss.f,s - Z
On the Tuesday in question, the enemy
adyanced Oh the South side; to within one
s.sysS.bma5 aS : @ i and bnils larse m fors IL the
yicinisy Of. the Lewis House. During the
night, his skirmishers pushed forward q few
hundred yards further, "Wednesday, we
fought this column with varying success,
aud night dropped on 3 drawn battle. AT
Hatcher's Run, during the afternoon, there
sas also heavy fiehting. in which the enemy
lost heavily. Thursday, heavy skirmishing
ssnd movement of troops, Friday, the eff.
forts were resumed with greater detesmina..
ton. The Federal cavalry swept around
our works towards the railroads, but
met BY Gan. Fitz Lee and Tepulsed.z The
Yankee infantry, upwards Of forty thousand
strong we're massed near Burgess mill, and
here battle was joined in earnest. OF its
results Z know nothing definite save thatthe
enemy gained no substantial advantage, and
suffered greatly. We eaptured between i've
aud six hundred prisoners. - r
On Saturday and Sunday the fighting
was fsarfdl-she shocks Of conflict the most
terrible OF the war, and the easdaltles on
both sides immense. Our entrenchments,
= in many places, were held by thin line
only, but this stood nobly oits post, through
out Saturday On Sunday, however, ,tsans
resumed his old vocation OF "butcher.
Finding thai ne could make little OF no I'M
preston in the ordinary way, ne massed his
troops seyslsi ooau.pns uesp ass po..
.sssna thsu rsisnsissslv fo,sard sncoaessd q
LAT af.sr f,;sbtf,l saorssea Il l;fs i, obta;n.
;ss. @ rossass;on If = :. 81 section of the works :
r. ms nos;rs the mower ofl lany mnen bovay.
srsbraye % have Withstood these desperate
sssa,,Ita without greater support Long.
atrsat haa snossyeat come nm. although hurry
inc f,tana fam arnother mart lof the fisIds Mean.
,vb;,a: tsa FedeIrals. ware rolIine forsard and
raco;i;ns, l;ke wayess-thosa, behind impel-
;nn fboss .besare--until a rlodpemrent was
effected. the works mounted, a fiankine 20!
sition and an enfilade fire secured, and the
battle substantially won. a % gs =
Our grape and ean1ister. moved the enc.
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bower, >'2;5'''Ss,ss '5 = * =
Let Others beast the joys Of Fall, when
golden pippins strew the ground Or, sing
the praise Of gorgeous huss when Autumn
5throwsits glories round The fading beau
ties of.thesyear It's gfandeat, richest coiors
bring bns snonescan with thy smile COM
pare, hrighs youthful, gay and lasghing
Spring {: sss - ~ E: I:
5 Eaow the sammsr sun brings on the
Eripening harvest, waving grain, TO feed
our ,stalwarF braves upon, and fit them fol
the sssife again. But Spring my bower,
had frst to come; with all mildest, gen:
tlest gales, ere Summers. sun brought
"harvest home"t to scatter plenty oser our
Wales -: t'@ - So. = ',''S. J. ~ :
!, Chill Winter, too, possesses charms Its
aeecy SHOWS, It's cozy dres where old time
tales the youth alarms, astoM BY grey ara
patriot sires. But take the seasons as they
ron, with all the joys they each may briag !,
and none .,oan STIR the depth Of soul like
thee, sweet, joyful, laughing Spring ) 8:
Ny bower, 4 must quit this. : The sweet
female patriot Of the 9pnfsderacy Bhp pss;
riedically bathes my classic brow Is making.
the rounds Of the Hospisal, and I must
submit to the general and Imperative laying
on finer dear, gentle hands. God bieaas
you. 'sasssa -
Yours, in the gladness of Spring, .ss
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Coufsen Of flths 2lst.e Charleston ss Sgll as
Savannah has been aonorsd tysthe 5istins
5guiahed presence Of the senatorial deEsgks
ton, wives and Ell They yieitsds the cAief
sights, and gloased oger tE Fuiirs 81 sam
ter. But the chiof featnre of the Abolision
visit Was the, ,introdd detion'of tie high S3igs
Initaries to .atta repre- esonsatiS6 Unicn man
of Gharleston, Dr A q. MacEeys
ss Tie niggers have bad "a se1sss]op
eral Rufns sSaxton has sa3arssssa ttsSds Al
Zion Church ard told sthetn tbey ssfs ffSesss
Where upon there were shou}a of sbIssa
the Lord0 from the Old colossd sunsies J,
and ss5aR, yavsH FROM Rompss, sGnfg; slEcs si
AjpgOcessipn ofslls thanegfoes If ekr
lesion Hos appointed for. .Ehes and the
following significant adyersiseme ent appear-
ed that day:
sAlI soIofea eitissas &c insitsd tSss
tend q psocsssion this day sud al l.ahofziie
will be considarsd d;iszoyall g: "a III,
negro teatneter waa confined IN the
guard houss two days for .chsseisg $3.50
for hauling . load Of 4nrnitafe. ~ = =
Astorpsdo exploded usas The boSSf
the Govesnment steamer Bibh1a E6asY
while near Fort MopltFie - so :ssIlss:
The rate Of fare esiabiiiahsd by thf Cor
.ernmens from ehszlssten 70 Sayannsh d
six doilars from pharIeston 40 So Agus.
ti6s and Jactfonsills niDe dollars q
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Asa on spring-s-and Things.
LETTER NO. xxxYII. ,:. 80 Z
TAoouE O,DfMuNSlr1,N, M, j ESQ


MY DEAR BowER-.W hiIst looking over.
an illustrated almanac, yesterday, TO find
out. what day Of the month the 18th of
April would fall upon this year, I accidens
tally discovered that we have reached the
beginning Of spripg: sggs..s
Spring, my Bower, IS an institutiop OF
ancient origin, I reckon, dating probsbly
as far back as Ammo Domini I845. I haaej
searched insyain for traces of III. invention
have consulted Baxtsr's Saints Rest, the
Proceedings of the last Congress, and Far:
ragut's Report of thsz Capture Of New Or
leans. Not one ofthese documents srelia;
bic as theg are gives me the slightest clue
to;its origin; but I am promised q. copy Of
Dixter,s Unabridged Webtiouarq, BY o de.
tailed. man, who thinks il. highly, probable
Inay thsreinsfnd BhatsI IsHant, aa;he has
never failed 10 get whatever he wanted
from ,it-except q ninssy days. fnrlough.
Hope / shall be successful. Il
Spring, ny Bower, according to popular
belief, is the first of the: four ssasonss com.
monty called Spring, Summer, 4 Fall and
Winter. .Itake il for granted that The pop
ular belief is oorrect, thouga Mr.. Sherman'a q
recent moyemsnts have demonstrated that
tits not goodsto rely too much upon any
thing. 1t Is safe, however, to say that if
Spring is not the first sin importance, it
- l,a,s ~ tha oydar of t;,r,,a. ond
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TaE SCENE IN RICHMOND
yDAxYrInE, w. April S, 1866.


description. While preparations for an
evacuation had been in progress several
weeks, the suddenness Of the movement
took everyone by surprise. The President
vas at church o&cials#ere resting 10 COM
paratiye quiet, waiting the dispatches Of
Gen. Lee; citizens we're confident and nope:
faL No one anticipated disaster. When,
however, the truth was foreshadowed, such
hurryipgg 10 and fro, such gathering of goods
disposition Of effects, and epdeayors to leave
the citys,a as took place has had no parallel
during the war The streets we're throng-
ed by ,an excited populaoe. The depart
lnents were alive with swarms Of officials
pseking and moving che public records.-
sThstorph was. freely applied by order Of the
Government to all species Of public propers
ty. In some instances the patriotic owners
set FIRE tostheirs own premises. Libby's
Prison, tobacco warehouses; and. .aour-mills,
whole acres Of tsYirginia weed,"' commissa-
~ stores and buildings, the Laboratory and
Arsenal, in brief everything that could af-
ford sustensnce to the Yankee army, or In
cite pillage was given to the flames. During
Sunday night many of the STOKES wore
broken open aud robbed Of their contents; !;
and oshars were thrown open to the poor and
peedya - y g - .s.s5i
Before sunrise flames and smoke were
eoiling above aud around the sacrifcial pile
in every direction, and IEreeailed amid the
bursting booms, the rush and roar:of con.
aagration, the movement Of trains, and Q
thousand other incidents Of the hour, the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-04-19

- -. -. - THos. J.. MYERS, Lieot. GO. Z
P. ST will send this by the first flag
of truce to be mailed; unless have AN
opportunity Of sending it to Hilton Head.
Tell Sally I am sa7ing,s pearl bracelet and
ear rings for her. Bob Lambert got the
necklace and breastpin Of Che same set. I
sm trying to trade him tof them. These
were taken from the Miss Jamisous, daugh-
ters ofsthe President Of the s. 9. Secession
Convention. We found these ladies on cur
trip. through Georgia. = *
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-24

GAS AND s'EEAys FITTING s,sYss
VI s.sSEzszENy.
q - "a -
PRACTICAL GAS AND STEAM FIFTH.
No. Is, North Royt,l Street,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Is now prepared to do
GAS FITTIN
in all it's branches. Stores dwellings. macbna
shops, and public buildings fitted W on tbs
most approved plans and ct reasonable terms
For CASH.
Steam pipes guages cocks, and globe valves
Of the most recent appaoved plans, and of su.
perior workmanship and quality, constantly
on hand. Contracts will be made Cor WORK
and fixtures Of any kind supplied at the lowest
rates.
Likewise has on hand CHANDELIERS
PENDANTS, BRACKETS, DROP LIGHTS
GLASS GLOBES. MICA and PAPER
SHADES, &c, Of all tie new styles and beau.
tiful patterns, at prices that cannot TAI! to
please.
Also. has on hand, and IS constantly receiv=
ing. at wholesale and retail, the most extensive
and best assorted stock q
LAMP GOODS
ever offered in this market: comprising every.
thing connected with the trade.
LANTERNS Of every. size, KIND ana color,
from the smallest to The head lights Of ship
KEROSENE OIL
always OF hand Of the purest and best quality,
Dealers supplied st sn1all advance on factory
prices.
chasing, and examine my stock, as It is pu-~
chased expressly for this market Jan '2-d2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-24
sce-e in Norfolk. Va.

On the l6.h instant Gov perpoint ad-
dressed a large meeting in Norfolk, in which
the subject of the restoration Of civi! govern
ment was discussed. We have the following
report Of scene at tie conclusion OF the
speech:
Gov p. was about proceeding when a gen
f1eman who was addressed as Major Davis.
late Of General Buffers staff, assembled the
form and desired to know whether Gov.
Peirpoint mcaut 20 charge Gen. Butler or Gen.
ohepey with being prlvy to the abuse OF per
mits TO which he alluded.
Gov. Peirpoinr | have not named anybody
rs connected with these abuses. l have only
urged my fellow citizens to be on the alors to
nreyent their recurrence | can inform that
gentleman however that committee OF Con
gress has been here to inquire into these
abuses. and military commission IS now IN
session in this city charged with like duty.
Major Davis. | know more about these
things than you 90.
Gov. Peirpoint I have not the slightest
doubt of that [Cheers and laughter.
Major Davis. Will you allow NE to make
remark or two?
Gov. P. Not till I au done. was about
20 close my remarks, but since the question
has been brought up in this way l will now
saw that | have conversed with men VINO
have recently come from lees army-rellabIee
meu-Vho say that largcsupp;les Or bacon and
other provisions came TO that army from Nor
fix, aud that it was common remark among
the soldiers that Norfolk bacoo Was batter
than Canada and Nassau tacon; and l do
believe and charge that. these supplies were
furnished with the connlvance OF some OF the
late military authorizes here. lapplause ana
cries of "that' so. ;,
POSTMASTER Whipple. lisa damned lie
rr;os ot nut him out, > and "oh no il is oply
Buffers postmaster
Major Davis to Gov. P. "Ifyou don stop
will arrest you on the spot. Confusion
and cries of try it, ''th4t games played
o a." 40 try it." The chairman succeeded
~ ras,orisp order, ani Governor Z. resumed.
WI ,h;s Is a rich Ike | adyle the citizens
of y ,rf,Ik "a assist the entorcen :ut OF
necessary aud proper military order. aud L
an fhreatenai vlth arrest. oAaa>e f'r>''.'th
s,,.s s,.oodfp! VII ia, v,atel til law may
o,n>;3tr II +, hsctiol on hiu. | don t Pee
tend 10 say who has ,en guilty OF this 70 latlon
of the l,1 ana afforded suc mai erlAI d a'd
comtorr 70 the eueny; bat SOMEBODY has don1
#. and those who have eng ,sed IN II ough1 TO
be punished Loud applause, mingled with
few Kisses near the door !,
M.;nr Davis. You shall not bring the
military authority into contempt here: if you
say 50. L will wri1e the order 10: your arees1a1
lfov P swell, write away, and I will in
,he meantime finish mg speech. Laughter
and applause I have l1t.Ie N IRE to say. As
! have already remarked | have as Governor
Of Virginia sent twenty thousanl men into the
army Of the Union, aud comml< sloned more
than forty majors, ali Of whom went to the
field aud did their duty th7re Laughter and
annlauSe. That does not look like bringing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-24

Col. Benjamin NJ. Anderson, one Of the
n1isoners confaed at Mclean Barracks, il
Cincinnati, for cor,plicits in the Chicago con.
sniracv. made most desperate attempt Il
conn it suicide, last week.
Al the great sale Of dry goods: which con
meucea 10 Boston, on the 2lst inst, not less
shan 900 persons we're present. The bidding
was spirited, aud the prices realized We're
deemed generally satisfactory.
i dispatch from New Orleans says that al
expedition. naval and military, Is 70 leave that
nlacs lo1 Mobile
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A. J. BLEscKER, Auctioneer.
A ADMINISTRATORS SALE PAITEN~ 10

N TEA. J. BLEECKER SON L co. will ed q
AUCTION at the EIchsng- Sales Room, No III Brosdwsh
on TUESDAY, 4th February, at ocioch tho LeaseAs
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OFFICE or THR COMMISSIONERS OF TAXES ASD)
ASsLSsxESI3. no. 81 Chainbers-st.,
kYU iOpK Ian l6b5 \

NEW DIRK, jan Z, 1909.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. - Notice is
IN hereby rveu that che Assspuen Rolls Of tie Real and
Personal Estate the Cry and County Of NewYork tor 1905
~l DO o. eu oI -pecOn nnd reyew from and after Mon
day JGn0sry lJ win eueu open till the 3tth dy Of
April 1865 the correction % aud the equalization
Of the ssscslcn's Of tho Aforesaid Real and Personal
Icstste Of the City ard County Of Now'York. All per
believing theneves n be sgrreycd mnst make appbc
Comnision,r dsHg the peod above e,,ion-d
90 order obtsn the eei provided by II such appics
ton he made So relation to tie esse valuation o. the Real
Estate, & be uade in writing stating the ground Of OBJ
lection thereto AND ibereupon ae G ransoner7 shall exam
Inc into the complaint snd IT. in their Judgment, the
they shall the 10 he corrected
such application bo made IA relation 10 tie ed vsue
bon the Personal Es0e tue applicant shall be eXaniuod
,nder ozih by te srid Commissioner who shall be author
bed administer such oath ard IT, ~ h5 their Judgment
BE is erroneouiiey shall cause tho be
torcted and tx the amount Of sncA assessment a. they
Ieeve be uiid declare tci, occsn thereon within
birty dsys aeT snch application shall have been nsGe
hem No reduction shall by the Board Of Super
visos any Rss ersOns Es'Ge imposed
der this act uncss j; sba zppea uJder oan elrueon
thh the pny s,rrcyed unable 10 atled within ne period
prescribe r The erection VI taxes b. reaGon Of siSness
Sbssncs rom the city. 1890
". ALLEN, lCcrmiss'onen Of
C. B. w00DRuFF, .nd A,oe.smcnt.
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MAYORS oVnca. Nrw.YosE, January, 1855.

MAYORS OFFICE. NEW oRK, January, 1862
NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that all
IN penons who require TO bs VACCINATED will he at
tended promptly without charge By app alton at eh Of
the DisI enaries whtIe ycians constantly In end-
unce and IL recommended that all persons vno have not
been vsccipasd should .rr svs themselves Immediately Of
Che opportunity thus offered have tho operation
performed by their own phi ysician.
The COtnissOuer. OF Health. having 81 meeting
doped the Report Of the resident recommend ns
tha every person shoad be VACCINATED and RE.vACCE
MATED EVERY FIVE YEARS L 10 accordingly recon.
,ended that ali who have bad the operation performed
within that perioi should have II dons without dslsy.
The HEW.YORk DISPEASARY Il located 1t the corner
OF Centre and White-sts
Tho EASTERN DlsPENSARY 10 located At tie corner Of
Hsser ard Orsnd.st. over Essex Market
The NORTHERN DlSPENSAbi IL located d the corner
q Wsveriy place and Chr.topbe:s 81
Tho DEbflLT DISPENsARY IL located at III secondsvs
The NORTH WESTERN DISPENSAaY u located ct sll
tighth-sve. . .,-.,,nv
,crner Of Fifty. FIRST e. aud Lexington ave.
C. GODFREY GUNTHER. Mayor.
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VINFLAND LANDs-TO ALL WANTING

FARSiS-Lar-. and thriving settl'usn mild md
ie.'hai citrate % miles G,Dth OF PI dpha by riro
Ron soil whrh produce, large crop w'h row he seen
srosTg Ten twenty and ny tracts =, from 2 20 -
p,r ere payable wiln four Good busless openings
letors sEJ Ders: csEhr scl'os sud rood so
defy J. il tie moot inpiSfur place Es,t % Nes,
H1Direis '-tlg sd buIiLs I.s belnty win wni'h
he pace 10 gi o. I. rpsed l',-ers a1werrc Pap-Es
in- reports and vng i uiorns ion wi he 'nt iroe.
Ad'rcss tHAs. X. LANDS Nnend ro,t-Ois-. turl5rr.
land Co. ~ J. From ReIorf If Sa Lobs,s, fg'fea' 81
Ec1t Of The T,br.e u IoHe I'VE r0 ertcEfire Jei.c
Jecf 20 erel ,o,i,s end fHittie 'E ig'
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Corporation Notifies.

rTNHE COMMITTEE on WHARVES, PIERS
u and SLIPS Of the Board Of Aldermen, vii! meet on
TUESDAY. tho 3st inst, AZ +.
On Room No. City Hall Tor the purpose OF eoosderpg oil
papers before the Committee.
farties interested respectfully requested 10 attend with
cut further notice
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LEWIS r. RlERS.
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Professional Notice.

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~ INSTITUTE, No. B~acs~,. b~,Neru IAsrs and
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ioots fron W st Broadway. New i0fL
fIHIE SWEDISH MOVEMENT CrRE-For
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THE RAILROAD.

AND INSURANCE ALMANAC.
BY J. SMITH HOMaNS. very vruabe statistical Wort
ought find ts into every counting house aud bus
man. hands throughout tho country Octave, Coll
bound Price 81.
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tic PHILADELPHIA EVENING BULLETIN that sliabs
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DAY. THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT, tie time
or which the Partnership AssocioI torosd ssphius
on ihs, day
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dividends drcaFcd .enGhly for eyera yelIs past have
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