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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-07-26
LETTER FROM L0CKHART.
A Pleasant Time at the HOspitable
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Cary.

Lockhart has quite number Of Wis.,
itOrs who came in answer 10 invitations
from MIR. and Mrs J. &. Cary, and the
occasion being house party commencing
July 10th and ending Oh the 22nd. The
invite d guests wim weIe not local resi-
dents are rs follows:
Miss N.lii. Huu,phries, of Anderson;
Miss Mary Cherry, OF, Seneca; Miss Dor.
Livingston, of SENECA; Miss Clara l,iv
i,,vstun, OF seneca; Ms. f. l. Cary, o.
S..i,eca; Miss E,hel GiObs, Of Columbia;
Mi.s sarah Lyies, of COlumbia; Mis-
Eab lie Foster, of Union; Miss Mamie
Carroll, OF YorkvilIe; MIR. Harry G,Ss,
of Union; Dr I. NJ. Hair, Of Union.
MIR. p. rrin Thomson, of Union, MI
Lew is J"ldon, of Union; Mr.. Richard
II. WO,sis, Of Chester; MIR. w. e..
Thomson, of Gaffney; Mr. ID T Thorn
sOn, Of Gaffne,; Mr.. John Flynn, OF
Spartanburg.
On Friday evening they attended tn.
meeting of the Cornet hand at the hall
and some Of them INDUCED In tripping
the light fantastic tOe to the sound ~
SWEET music On Saturday evening the,
werp sarenaded at the re,idence Of Mr.
and Mrs J. q. Cary and all appeared To
greatly enjoy themselves. This morning
possibly most Of them will return t'
their homes. and we trust they will take
with them pleasant memories of the
enjoy ments while at the hospitable home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Cary aud Of Lockhart
and lis people whom they came In con-
tact with.
Miss Carrie TOOre gave q birthday
party to some Of the young people at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
B. TOore. Refreshments were served
and it WAS quite An enj ,yable affair.
HOMO.
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FOUND AMONG The PRIVATES.
BY j. l.. STRAIN.

The morale of an army is the es-
sence of it's existence. The status of
volunteers is quite different from that
of regulars. In the Confederate
army this line of distinction was
partially, if not totally, obliterated by
the "Conscript Law" Nothing but
his high appreciation of honor and
duty remained to the volunteer
soldier. The conscript was not, of
necessity, below the volunteer III
character and courage; but of their
own volition many of them we're, so
far as reliability IN military mat
tiers were oncelned. The first con-
script act Was passed April 16th.
1852. 1t provided that all men over
IS years would be released from mil
i,sry duty who did not volunteer
within three months, which
time, of course, expired 10th of July,
~. 1t is not necessary to say any
thing about all the different members
Of the company who were looking
forward to the end Of their term of
service with unusual interest. Some
of them. were outspeken and built
their air castles in plain view of
every body, and this, of course, gives
us ruon 10 make mention of them.
Shelton Fowler was the most prom.
inent of the party who were expect>
ing to soon throw off their military
yoke, or, being a man of undonbted
courage, he did not fear to express
himself as others might have done.
consequently Shelt's case was rather
. test case in the company. Others
were Just as anxious, or perhaps more
50, to get out, but Shelf became the
champion of the crusade. In conver.
sation he would tell the others how
he would do when he got home. 81
will 90 to McNally's and take drink
for you boys in camp, and at the
same time take one for myself" he
would say. There was no doub,
about his getting off on the 10th of
July. Butlas that time came on, the
attention of the Government was d.
rected to something else than the
release of the men over 35 years old
from the srmy; consequently Shelf
and his Lieutenants were found fire.
quently about company headquarters
getting information and exchanging
views with the officers, not only Of
our company but Of others. AS the
time was fast approaching and n"
special indications were i'll sight thar
the expectations of these "exempts'
would be realized some of them got
sick. DR.. Snowdon was our surgeon
and good fellow he was, too. Shelf
undertook to euchre HIM. He wae
sick, apparently. The DR.. was called
in, gave him some medicine and
agreed to exempt him from duty, and
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messed up ready and waiting IN ex.
pectancy when We saw courier
emerge from the woods at the foot oi
the hill urging his horse at it's utmost
speed towards US. 1t was q matter
of great emergency and he empha.
sized it by beckoning US. forward as
he came .dashing ON. Gen. Evans
standing nearby heard the order and
said: "Capt. Boyce, 60 over there
and tear them to pieces. We went
down that long hill like q tornado.
Our horses doing their best to keep
our guns and heavy loaded caissons
quickened by accelerated motions
from running over them. Gen. Long.
street was in the turnpike at the
foot of the hill and ordered US to
take position on another hill fifty
more yards farther on and to the
left of the pike. Our arrival was
opportune and our position could not
have been better selected. There
just beyond Young's branch we've
the enemy spread out in an open
field, looking much like a black
cloud. We we're on their flank and
had a destructive enfilade fire. They
we're moving with firm step towards
Jackson's line, and if We had been
FIVE minutes later jackson woul
have been forced from his position
or crushed. Five minutes later the.
would have been opposite broa'.
ravine that ran from the pike tn
Young's branch, and in that eveh'
We could have occupied no position
that would have commanded them.
Either this would have been true OF
they would have already entered the
woods to which they were maxim
end just ON the other side of which
the battle was then furiou-ly raging
The Macbeth artillery had an oppo'
tunity to get even with the enemy
for our treatment ut Rappahannock.
and no opportunity was better used.
No guns were ever served with better
or more telling effect. The enemy
did not get twenty-five yards nearer
Jackson than they were when th'
boom of our first gun told that shot
had gone whizzing into their ranks.
Gen. Longstreet says we broke their
ranks in ten minutes. We were
looking after the effects # flying
balls and shells aud not flying NOM
ents. The Macbeth Light Artillery
started the retreat that ended in II
great victory and one that ought t..
have been more glorious in results. l
contemplate writing one more piece
in which hope to establish beyond
the quible of doubt the above claim.
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these "reminiscences.
This week will embrace tho closing

4uAo WScA Will CuOTdCc IuO ClOStNR
chapter of our military history. As
the curtain falls on tho last scenes
of the drama, and they, with the
brave men who had followed them
through that eventful struggle. turn
toward the homo of their childhood,
with no trophies, save and except
the honorable scars of battle and the
plaudits of "well done good and faith
full servants" l will mention them.
Mention has already been made
of the sickness while on the coast.
The manly forms of many of our
best men yielded to the disease in
cident to camp life, and lay pros'rate
for weeks, while others passed over
the river of death Ito rest under the
shade of the trees" OF these latter,
John Blake, Seeberry Woolbright,
Charles N. Fowler and II. G. Little
died on the coast; others reached
home. The worst cases of sickness
that recovered that I now recollect
were Lieut.. Gillian H. Jeter, privates
r. Gillian Thomas, George W.
Rochester, John Taylor. George
Conner, John Odell,, j. Wesley Nc
Kown, James Tinsley, James Nc
Culloch, corporal William H. Jeter
and perhaps others. Too much credit
cannot be given :hat noble man and
brave soldier. Thomas Steen, for his
promptness and unflinching devotion
to these suffering comrades while in
the hospital at Adams Run. Had
it been anybody else than Tom Sseen
employed to tend to them, half OF
them would, perhaps. have died.
Ills name will yet appear with honor.
able mention as this work progresses.
We then moved to Camp McKis-
sick near Adam Run village. There
the soldiers become affected to an
alarming extent with fever, assuming
= malarial form. The water courses
flowing in sluggish manner through
a marshy and intensely malarial dis
trict WAS the prime cause. A great
many of the soldiers, worn down by
excessive duty, ,being obliged to snatch
q few hours Of sleep with mother
earth for . bed and the shrouded
canopy of Heaven for a shelter, not
having yet become aoclimated became
affected with mslarial fever. This
assumed . typhoid type. The fire.
quent aud c"pius rainfalls during the
spring and summer carried the i'm
purities of the surface by filtration
through the sandy soil, in an i'm
perfectly filtered condition, and con-
taminated the water in our wells.
Though invisible to the eye or special
senses Of the taste or smell, yet potent
enough to produce this alarming and
fatal disease amongst the soldiers.
Brigade headquarters were at
Adams Run all the time we were on
the coast. All the commissa,y
and ordnance supplies were there.
Wagons we're kept busy hauling
forage and supplies for the different
commands. Our mail arrangement
was perfect. We could get good
many luxu,ies At the stores there that
We had been unaccustomed to.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-07-26
"REMINISCENCES OF THE WAR.

Interesting Incidents Connected
With the Late War, Brineine Ont
Great Deal of Unwritfen His
tory, i'm Which the Private and
Subordinate Officers are Given
Credit Justly Due Them. Some
of the Truest, NObIest and Bray
est Men That Ever Faced an
Enemy Were to be
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tar man pd life sfite iia I terre
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9attorer oite mna liaae nnoer fnr DC
flores Silfoarliqheo o. SprGnn!. ri
ites ma utoertioeu til at bllpc Sonlfe
misntpoiq % rent iabe 5roen poo DC
in,ao fSoIfs Sremtib; % BOG CT Der
nwn,si o. meuct, iom pioner ON, at DC
inlon Iutioucr ei,baul bar line DIP
auper oa tiniac eicr mango Vettngel.
Ter for at fumne lsie benz. Vt Naa er
SiliaIbet bar goerfrisen tpSeli9 not
Iurt pS. Oct er nleset m,lig, at Oct
pur "oiurt" al goerne OF molaoc lig
poa en- aria meo @naluno. DC TINT
be 10 life meo Mimeligteo petlte, at
DC, ct Iioet og uunieligt 6olf, ! Sr,g'
oen ifulhe fumie Aoloe Stono moo en-
0eroenSmaat, bpis Soerlegenneo
baaoe i mmmeriif Stprte % Sieipe.
fiber iii al boloe NO muutte pcere Dem
pel befienni. Sffe oeitomlnore 10
Sc @ritcrne 3rohs, piimof | Saab ON
ANDRE 2or0es 9iitano, me BOG filoi
GA ioit bcltemt pao bpuroan oct
eltS off - at iplge i'm llafbprgigbeo
iao oprt Tom mlligt. 0ct blcp Ell
toitbar &riq - fpitbur Tor Soerne,
hois Sano Ell blenen logi eoe, botS
Sien er brnnote, bpiS Senner er
Ffi.bt neo ellcr Scrtot | iNanaetifob, %
Tom 'orsoriat - Tom Solt befrugtet
er helipiit til ocl ~miolertioige
Sfi9bne at Iepe iom Slpginiloe poa
fin egcll foiterfurb; - % foStbar for
Gnglano, Tom bar ofret ioa meget al
fit heaite aisb o. BLOB paa DC ipo.
afrftunife Slogmarfer for at tiIfreos'
Itilie noaIe fua W9nhS bunbIelc
9G~rgierri9be0 og @apeinge. Wai,
bet biotte Sottum az englnto bar
ieet iig nebt i'd at lore en- arig Joan
Den, oct ru icrer. eiIer rettcre iere
arI9er a ale0e& iom SEN bar oR.
ret fert oct iioir MFRS ST6. otier. al
o8iua q liOct 6oIf fan eis ar9i-
ter, iun ingen hap0e oreum ON. Del
pier, n 0et fife or uoeIuffenne oe,,
brutoIe YitIituriSme og Dore Wagt
iom enhru qler ei 6oIf 'trrft. Gnonit
er SCI, @uOIfeioo life fonmct ocrtil
at Rationalirlelie "a 6rnrclonSS,
iu1o nos ct Nolf er for intct at regne
mar Oct fummer til Stpffet.
@i fieuoer ira 9yitorien hoorleoe;
oct ioniife 6orMuiO a hatoi Mar
hliino ier ariIti 5eoiel bIcu unoer
tpunqet At 2poerne "a nogIe Mar ie
mere fom moer PERTH 0oerberre6sm
me h~oorira Be igier beirie0e iq pe.
@rRternes Seir Ierierfripen iom
enbeig pe0 NttalcinusiraSen arte
bleo Fl periiif 2poriqe. Berierrn-
ariqe MOB &c ioniife iSolfeipro lq
mere ! oisie 0eie Sen arlg. imm Ggl1
lano nat ierer mos @oerne. Oct %
CT p~aniteligt Spffe ar6eJoe at crobr
oisie Ger. oq Eerierue bar tiItroo
Tor i'm rrnmRerjifc Sper!egenbeo moi
til al grbe til ertraop&uPre 6cl
~bolosrgler Tor al nna il @luaI. .,
iortpues ~inaieSes. N Sropperne oaa
neos en- ajpoe eller ituttet 2hir II
Den enc She Al en- q til Den anoe
SSoe, bporpao be rnffebc frem OBJ
Zen % paa oenne @toaSe iongeDs c
Ter orPbte bocr encite 3nopaane
Noget lieranoe er Del. iom MI ior
gear i SpooirIta. Der aIalirroel4
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90 trampc ,paa BAN, mems ban laa
ilOitraft poa @ulpet.
On aioeling Sploater al 6or.
Staters artiaeri, Der bar tillteoe |
anleonine al Heceptionen, rpffeoe
paa bette Sibspunft irem % oinrln-
geoe llbpret, % ct Antal noitillings.
fonitabler bar oaiaa peo Saonben.
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bpiS 0irfning par itsrre END oct ipr-
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at Der life bar ringet Suuh ON, at baa,
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uoboIot alt opcr Sorpentning. TN
Operation foretoseS &lpften 7.15.
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piloe lepe. Sreoerid Niensn ira De.
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ban er Ecllat % Tiger, at ban or
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ntraen on LOG BAN / 8iilpet neo Ct
fraitigt % pelrettet Chg / Sopeoet,
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81. 7.30 erflGreoe ErGiiNentenS
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Gen Scelr. iom rul paaTul9te, la-
Der Jig pmifeli9 beifriue. Oct blep
lom mar let oil foritaa en- geppgel1e
oa Sproirriltg nOen Siee. % BRO
itNei,ten nar blepen rarrnet al Oct
ierite Sfiib. itrofte ban Jig / Weiret
paa Srerile % ligciom giipeoe efter
Suit. 0elule 9~enrgelie gioroe, at
ben mnbeu Single ranue BAN Mfapelt
liae neoenior Ranlen. San alcroe
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iesheticni, @drrp. Der itoo peo bans
Sroe. 8eb oemneS % ~lo1tiuings'
praNihent WtIbnrns 9iitano blep ban
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9rtpatiefretur, Gortelpou. 90 et Vim
tal al DC iorranite lloitilinssfnmftio'
nnrer bar III opiaa peo bans SiSe,
reoe iii al noe oen Si9lp. loni Snl.
it0noigbeoerne muatie tillaoe Dem al
noe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-10

@auoe bisie % Soloaterne bar ruiens
De o9 piibe mnaffe BABE giort fort
Eroces nleo Iiendn, bpis life ben
isr n9pnte Spbngelicsbetiert og ct
Yar ntbre bapoe pGrget nm moo De-
res Inereb.
Ncber for Wprocren.
Wteoens bette ltoo pao, bapbe BrG.
iibent McainIep ioaet Gie pau Nies
man. &nu ina, han bar / Sare %
BAD, at man life nlaatte tilfeie lant
noget Suot; men / bet lamme blep
Iprberen fsrt bort al Eolitiet.
Gn Nmbltloncepogn ira lloltlllingSA
hoipitalet bar MI fonunlet, % YrGii.
oenten blep lsftet op pun en- | oenne
onbrogt iseltieng og flert no til Solpi-
talct. @eo anfomiten No par balt
irenroeles peo fillb 9epboitbeo % lto.
ioIte blunot artoet lin 9cflaaelie ouer,
at han bopoe aipet anleonrng til Srp-
oeri % Spbppelier Tor lloltilings.
programmes ll%oisrelle.
Eao Soipitdlet blen Der ioretaseI
ell Operation paa BAN, % Sci. 7.45
bIep ban bragt tib l~loitiaingS Trrli-
Den. Mfilburns SiemL hoor Wcarnler
% bans Suitrn bar @i9iter uroer III
SpboIo / gpen.
gil lpnd)e Wuroereu.
Zen Sioenoe, at Treiioenten par
bIet ifitbt, flsi iom Slb / tort @rr'
oper belle neutrality-suspicious. % 6al
teniaSien omfrine Teutpie Of 9fllfi'
poreoe meb utrolig fart, inotrl tc,t
gpninae, par ontri1tget al ct enelt'
umaaoeIigt Memcifebap. 81 Sim
buIaneepoaneu bragte Den laareo'
Greiioent I'll oct pla ll0itilinsSel
len inbretteoe SoipitaI. iulgte Snlfe
nmsien meo. Sors, Ansit % Opbio
ielie itoo prUset / bpcrt ct gn'igt
@eo Soipitalet oelte Menaoel lig
TO. Gn Gel iorblcp paa Steoet fora
upinappe alt, iom blep meooelt on
Irmiioaltens Silitano, mems Den al,
Den Gel oros tilbage til Seulple foru'
opisae Ioroeren on tage S9pn pac
Steect. "a iiffert er Oct, al bpis iff,
Golirict hapoe nopiit ilis Snarraa
Nsbeo % ipile 6oIfeuasien CT HiioS
piIoe NorSern a!orig hope tomnle
leuenoe no al ben 9psnina, boor bal
mofcrte lin NiootnsSoaub.
Smiolertio par Noroeren blet isr
iuo / Ct Iioet SiDeuGrelle ! BET moro
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-10
Sctaliercos Splpsntnser.

De nermere Smit0noigbeoer peo
Ntoroiorieget par lisige ienerc moo
Selegrarmer ie!aenoe:
Trpiioenten bar fonunet Ill gut'
ialo for at beisee ben pan-ameri'
fanife lloitiaing, buor ban / Sors.
bags holNt Ell Cole. SAN lit ell itor.
artet Mootoaelle / lloitiuuaasitaoen
hoor ole fappeoes ON at le % bore
YrGiibentcn Oh aloffen omtrrrt 4
yreooa gftermiooug beiailht buii 10
/ Oct ltcre ~Niuiiftanpel" Aa lloInl-
linaen. bpor han aao Ell onettl,g Me-
eeptiou. YrGiioenien ipr noItlllm'
gen ,sobn q. Milburn, bupoe metor
/ ell Gale ~pr9lepteret NcS7ulep Tor
Sen itore tSoriandina % en- NoSls
Memeifer ltormeee ireu MOB Brett
Oentei Tor al faa Inlconiig I'll al
billie paa BAN oa trpffe hans Sdano,
glaaSi Nm. iMn par ~iorreit | HGften
Mar besnelbte HiemarL Der banoe e
Sonumetsrfl9oe ptflei on ini peailtrs
Saano. ) bette itnilte ban ben 81
aulibcr RepoIpcr. bpornieo ban ifls'
YrTiiAnteil.
en- lioen Niae bleo leolaaet ben II
Wfc@inlep al i'm 6uoer. % Hr9lioe
ten trpftehe ben lille Saana. Soe
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-10
Seufrr paa lin Snitrn.

HrGiioerrten par meget bleg. men
ban gap ingen Smerteslpo ira JIG,
ibet bml liant neo / oen StoI, iom bar
iat tilrette Tor bam. Sans enc Saano
par ialt truffet mob llnoerliDet on Den
amoen moo 9rpiet. San baooe
aobenburt fix imlbe 9epioitheo belle
Chen. % OCT ieritc, ban lagoe, par at
beoe Sefretor Gartelpon ON life at
meooeIc MrS. Mcainlep Oct fpreTalb-
ne. ~S9r ioriigtig web benoe." lag.
be han, "brm ulaa intet pioe."
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-10
Wurocren sribcs.

Sncoena hapoe Der iamlet zig en-
Slof Ntcmrclter omtring Moroeren
Ser bar blcpcu grebell. ertonu ier ct
tpet al bans iieite Sfuo tar oeet ben.
al en- Spongelesbctieut, ioW t9lSte
BAN til @ulpef neo Ct reiolut Slag
oper slniiatct. aTa, uGite Spm9rf'
iombco, iom blep bani Ill Del, bar, at
Ell bosihaacnoer sseeeropparter. iom
bapoe paret @ioue I'll Snigmorosior.
iesei, i iiiIat Raicri bespnate at hoppe
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-10
Strahcno

Ter eriiterer Der / 9onoet ineen
inrlig Cop. iom foreifrioer Strai for
et Sorisg paa at mproe GrRiioenten.
aongrcsien bar Here @ange bapt
bette Spergsnloal UNDER Sperpeielie.
men bet bar life tort til noget. Som
oct mn er. fan Gsolcoi5 INN i~traifes |
Senholo til Rew 0orfs 2ope. iisIse
bpilfe ban oil Iihe GsSsitrot bpis
YrGiiocnten Dor. men bare oil iaa
10 Mars austbusitrai, pm ban fonl.
met iig affurat iom ON ban haooe
nospet ct Iianenhc attentat MOB cit
pripot Berger.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-10
Gooiepelt fummer.

Sices TrPiioent Rooiepelt og be
fleIte al aabinetsmeoIemmerne fom
til Buffalo 2erbag, % 0ice-ErGii.
oenten pentes at bile onertaee set
bsie Gn1beoes Observation-Disclosures I'm.
ser Brpiioentens Spgoom, eIler irb.
til ban fominer iig iaopas, at ban
ieIo fan beierge oct nsooenoige / lao
Senieenoe.