The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1866-08-16
The Plundef of sherman,s Army.
The National htelligencer Of yssl6.

Il lr,ar Z
day says: as. -. 80, .
The Southern people, through whose =
States shs colossal march of Sherman
carried It's inevitable calamities of fire
and death, With at the crimes and.
abomina,ions which ugly passion In
such masses ofmen eDgenders, are much
condemned by their conquerors, for The !:
bitter denunciations which they have
sometimes invoked, while smarling un. I
der their calainities, upon the ,Northern
lpeople.. We have, on the contrary, of.
ten wondered at their patience and their
1ssiterve, ens resiaiis -L..s 40 thss fsit ,
as often as specimens of'the ,tropBies 90
Fabounding in this city, brought hitler
by Sherman's returning : victorious
troops shaSei faileh under our obserya.
tiou. : ..,,a-..sS+
we hays been led to these. reflections. :
by what has recently fallen. % OUT no.
One soldief.Bowed us, not not long r,' since nee
a very elegant lajy's gold watch, With
a fine, heavy gold chain and rich orna-
pents, that came from near Columbia,
South Caroline. The plundeipg, sol.
diers rushed. into. a fine residence as
l1hey passed. and in cham Der, from.
which b Young lady had Just in terror
tfed, this watch' and chain were lying
! upon the dressing table. E'@..'- =, :
| AT the atc.ioneer establishnlent.a and
Eloan office of William Smith GiCo., No,
! 6o2' Ninth street, near the avenue, Ia
lfhis city, may be seen, afIeman 5 rum
pet, some foec and half or .mVr..ir
length, Of solid sivers upon which,
the following inscription: "'Pre,J n
Of the Independent Fire Engine Con7,r
lpy~-GGorge Kerr, December ,l2, 1886,
Peter Boyce, December ID, S37; WI.
ham. Cunningham, December. ~, 1888.
William B. Stanley, December IL 1889;
~. Mackey, December 8, $40 Johu
NJ. Kenzie, December is, 1881 !. J,J
Msckey, December 10, 1866 Pre- =.
! sented ITO the Independent Fire Engine
Company of Golum mbia$ South Cseolina ,.
by the Eagle b: G. Gompany,- OF
! Charleston, South Carolina. November
16, 1s5a"ts.. = -=-,--, ~, ~ :.
This ,runpsssE was put IN pawn at
Messrs. Smith & Goa, establishment by
Il Dnt vi koucIulhtl . SOIultTs, WHO ua0 ~
<suuStrausvu-ssrryrvf yrvf=1hu-srrssz<nc1an
: ter with the rebels Connected with lis
: capture, in the streets of Columbia. AZ
The same store may .be.seeh an ancient
s tpaif Of gold speclacles, In heavy silver
! case. brought likswise 6y, a soldier from
: Cohimbia-Ta The name upon -eaohs OF
4 the fat heavy bows near The glassesis
/" u. lsahn" They afsr evidently of'an
!, i cieptF German man ufactue. aSAt the
saueA place is, also a large, heavy Ssilvai
, sesL belongings as the soldier said d,SS.
1in Virginia Itis the PROPERTY of soirt
:, association, which will no dooblsts giatl
~ to find it, and w. nnderstpod from ~
: Smith that he.would, be very giadSt &c
surrendsf it:tc, the9owner withoui.ceh,
~ pehsa6pn. The following is the h .5is.,
: somely cut iasc, ,ipiion. ,. a. u,
= :. y "<Asyfes I,od.ss, No 45s. :. Hon. saqy
= ef-Virtusp"+---honesty and ysipr--,f. cor,
- : Gus motto fos a Ihieying soldier, 10 ,t
~ y bearing about upon one of his lstoIet
- trophies. The zeal Ebears the figure o
~ Justice holding up the scales. Therei
= no positive evidence, on tito identify l
~ ! as belonging either TO a Masonic or a.
= Odd, Fellows, lodge, but ilsbelongs un
~ ,doubtedly 40 onesor. The other Of thes
: ftaternities. i, - r. -. - =. -
,t.t. GEN. NJ. w. GxRy.--The Rich mon
-s Examiner; Of the 28th speaks In, th
ex following: deservedty S1compIimentar
sirain'sof our distinguish ed, t9~nsmal
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