The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-26
4 FRENCIIMAN
SAW IN DIME
IN 1863.
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Sine. Jla. last North Carolina has sur
e..i uum n.qu.nt raid, OF the enemy, who
0l.. DauI this the most available method
.. U.rl,,ia. toe people who oppose such
valiant resistance 10 their brutal aud selfish
dominion.
W4nai Oh, male population, between
fl. ID ... of fifteen aul flrV-hre' nave
grouped themselves arounl he Confederate
BANNER, bon Mississippi, Northern Virginia
anl elsewhere. the Fedcrals. who, thanks to
b.ir -lu1Ytt,. have succeeded in preser'-
INCA i1ltl,ld upon the coast of Mort Caro-
Ina. have found favorable opportunities Tor
-.pI.n. rUln- parties into the Interior oil
rh. STAT. rr tl.cNpreas purpose OF piilas-
.,,. hIt.in. and destroying the property
,.... Nl. l.tenl.I only by women, chill
I-.u and IlI m.u. Public warehouse ana
.r,.f. Stores implements Of agriculture
Stacks OF fodder Iui Che garnered gram
aU n.r. DESTROYED Ny these modern Nauddi7.
T.. N..lirIu- vino ONrrran Inc hulllah
I.t.r. N.r. uot guilty OF such airocltIe-'
.I.. Iu the peasant his pillow ana the
ARTISAN his lo1..; they understood mat IN
...u-ltiu. "a people IT was al least neces-
-..l tII.lte tur means of sustaining lille.
Whenever DO hl. happened that one
.r f..-. rldlng parties has been met
.. In .l4ll force of armed COniederate-
..,. been driven back d the protec-
t...f fheir guuh0It-. but where they hhu
f..tiief- Oh oppose them, they DO not hesi
+..t. Amply me torch and axe and spread
... f..l-fiiion 0u every side, leave nothing
uI them bat rum aud dessolatlon. lhey
.U.. hesitate 60 lucite the negroes To- muir
IDd they have mdlireaicd women ana
dram audi old men with Refinement Oh
....tt which makes a very dark page ID
l.-tI-, of ihe past TWO wears
Mean. fIll of % company Oh ttdeIal SUI
U.--.lpifrIl firing through the windoWso OIL
..r INrIig-- 0u deirnceiess women ana
Children. quietly seated at their evening
-...t. Oh. husband and nthcr away IN the
..l .u.,prlc,- tOdcicud his dear ones.
l....t., Nud UNPROTECTED women on the
..... .....-9r village. which they intend 10
....-,.t.. they usually begin their spolia-
OIL. u urinz Them 10 give up an tnel'
..I AUD snatch the rings IRON thelr M
.. .r cars without even the highway
...4 of asking Toy them. j heard
... Governor of North Carolina relate
.... ming. which / was spending Win
Gnr. Cooper. that in the course
..tt..I numerous iucuIsiOns they carried OH
... ..utly entire families Of me
r..... ttllu many cases where they were
M f.n local troop, tue ut-ApNo
uttcu Tor opportunities Ol ESCAPING
t.u t..n and return 10 the roofs oi thelr
u..t .I.. aud 30 has happened that when the
iI.rui OBJ. family would mako bis escape
f.. t.cm. fhe Yankees would FGBi lhelT
rI.. .nYn tAe infants. tearing them from
arms 10 their mothers and casting them
.... Obi. nearest water. and sometimes theN
HI auI.e themselves Oy droWhinS
IU.f- ~ ihe negroes iosefaef " 90 IeIuseu
y an
..,.l far same crueltlcs upon the WHITES III
..t.lin.a number If prisoners upon a
Transport. they tied them two by two ana
U..f A.rt careful 10 select one VINO was
.rt .p. who was sick As great
n..soi The prisoners were suffering from
I....l0iI. contracted ia the miserabie mus
. which tbey were confined AT hrst' liie
disease was rapidly propasated, ana "hen
IL t.,k "A severe form. the victim was thrown
.-i,Ysra amid the hurrahs Of The beartless
....or. The preceding statement
Uo simple truth, and not the
....rffon of q newspaper correspondent
I-,.nIrdtl harrow the sympathies oil his
r.l.r,. am indebted for the Facts 10
-Hn. officers of high position, VINO are even
l..s seeking the means Of preventing theli
.rrence. D. there are any among my
..t.r. who think il imp0 'sible those
Atrocities could be perpetrated ia clN II
community / refer bim 10 the Conied-
...f. aitboriti,,4-he viii hear many more
tHInss quite as soUl-sickening as "hd'
uD.ae
I.uteen months previous 10 this. AT the
f.ut General Lee had command OF Chafles.
f.nt aud presided over the construction OF
d.. icfenecs, 10 was the doom OF south
t.tina tO submit 10 the Outrages o. the
frAl sOidiefy u that time occupying all
Gil. trlncipal ports 81 the state. In his own
t.I the Army of Virginia the General
f..Niel 90 having witnessed scene 81
oIli.y iuhuman that he could not have De-
lrtsl IL ON the evidence Of third parry
o.. city OF Charleston Is situated on a
pr1Out0ry formed by The Junction OF Tie
Ashley and Cooper rivers, which minHl'
'l-li waters in the bay Of ChariestO u
E utltil summ = residences are scattered
4qi there along the shores withln easy
Itne of tbe gunbOits OF The enemy.
Gleral /. &c had no means Of preventing
ueiascending the rivers IN their gilnboats
allugn he could prevent their iandins
tf10s al tue most important points Du
tle Wellings were used as targets by tD'
eunurs. aud such negroes as they coulG
Jas ands on we're carried OH by nam force
On day gunb0at stopped within rang
81 a. Of these peaceable dwellings an'
coui need firing upon II. T1e house wa
inhs ie9 by an old man, bedridden 10
year, aud Two servants Who cared for hin
The ~ report Of the cannon put the ser
faut 10 digit, and the invalid Iemaines