The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-03-25
4AN0TlIlsR SCHEME RR o MiTHEI PER
FORMANCE nv CHARL ESpOR ~, q

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lie benefit on the Comederacy, by A.
through exposition Of the Yankee rule
lin that city. The letters are written
con amore, and leayen no room for those
hopeful people who, no matter Row dark
thepict,re may be drawn in "a Southern
paper, urge the possibility of its being
too highly colofed. The letter is dated
the 9th instant, and we copy those por.
tions most interesting to our people. go t.
EVERYBODY TO TAKE THE oATii--U UNITED
. STATES FLAGS TO BE. DIsPJAYsD. j
The re,establshment ofthe National
authority in Charleston, lis going on
without haste and without rest. ) The
policy adopted here, differs from the
method that has been pursued by our.
officers elsewhere; in that lit, seeks to
combine the advantages, ,ofboth, with
out the objectionable features of either.
We have seen in New Orleans, Itbe'
mailed hand of, Butler and the velvet
hand of Banks In Charleston it is the
mailedlhapd inshe velvet glove, aia,.
yAsi district commander Gen. Hatch
has just issued an order inviting allloyal
itizrnsi sresiding fEin} Charleston or, its
vicinity, toicallron the provost marshal
and register their:names, take the oath
of allegiance to the .Goyernmeht; and
receive certificates Of having done so !;
directing that post commanders shall
grant no passes, or other Rvors to per-;
sons. owing allegiance 10 the United
States who have not, by taking, the OATH,
+slsegwps theirleyaltN the GoYernment;.
and ordering that no guards shall be
placed ovorthe houses of citizens for the
protection of private properly, 1t ends
thus: &
Any persons fearing molestation will
best SECURE their p' operty by placing in
some conspicuous position on the pre-:
misses the flag of the United States
Persons detected in depredating on
houses SO protected, wilFbe punished
with additional severity"
u,t A,sUNDAY IN, CHARLESTON. 4. ~.
Sunday was day of jubilee at all the
colored churches. General Littlefeld
and Mr.. Redpath (of Boston) addressed
all the congregations on their positions
apd duties to their race and country
The colored people sny that there have
lieen no such scenes witnessed in these
churches during living memory. The
spea kers made very radical anti.slavery
addresses, and were listened to with the
utmost eagernesss Bursts ofjoy. shouts
of thanks to God, laughter, tears--every
human emotion seemed to be moved to
their depths One ofthe, speaker, after
shaking hands with nearly all the con.
gregation, before he sot halfway down
the alley, was astonishcd by being sud
denly hugged by one old colored lady.
ORDERS FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE
otTY
Colonel Stewart T.. Woolford, chief
of staff of Major General Gilmore, as-
sumed commend ,fthc postof Charleston
today (27tMN Order No. / prohibits
pillaglng and the like; hands over all
abandoned property. both real aud per.
sonal, to the specialagen OF the Treasury
Department; declares that Trade will be
permitted to an extent sufficient to sup.
port the actual wants of the post; invites
the, people to open their schools and
churches requires them TO behave inan
orderly manner; states that no disloyal
act or atterance will be tolerated that.
the national flag must be honored and
the national laws obeyed. ~
Ofthe previous orders Of Lieutenant-
Colonel Bennett, one ordered all persons
TO discontinue wearing the uniform of
the rebel army, and required all fire.
arms and ammunition to be immediately
given up:
Avery handsome little affair occurred
one day last week, in the vicinity of
Bur@eirs bay, in which about two hun.
dred and fly Yankees, belonging to the
,oslebrsted Naval brigade, were defeated
and routed BY q comparatively small
/ force Of Confederate scouts, under com.
mand Of Sergeat Shadburne, assisted by