The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, November 24, 1864, Image 2
Bp - 9tto~- nurdcr?r fftcr perpetrating the
^eefi, fired the bed end thereafter the
the Utter was eoeeU
t oped in tame, he gate the alarm, it ia anpjflfe.
jpted with a tiew to e-e*te the imfrennon
Kyi v em, ti^tMtanee* lo'prove hia
?': erbohtifity wore dieeorerrd yid^britig him
ie trial, the remftt or which w*m hie onng
wietjo*. and aeetenee t^eaecotion on Fri^
awaiting the solemn penalty of the Violated
Septh CarellM Chnfeteaee.
The ArtBOAi Conference of lhiav body,"
Witneaed at Nawberry on Wedneaday last,
end adjonrm-d o? the 21at. The following
are eomo of the appointments wbioh
egg.- "%tll be intcroeting to our reader* :
Sjpabtanhvhg pjmicr?- W, fl.
flperleuburg?\Y. T. Capes*, Alex. W.
"WtllfWr. eapernamersry.
SpnfUnbarg District?V. A. ?herj>e.
Cokiwhury Circuit?W. P. Mouson.
FenfeUi Circuit?J. W. Kel!y, J. T.
^Iwne District?W. A. McBwein, J
LihColnton'Circait?P. Tiley.
Newberry?-J. W. Humbert. .
Seutee Circuit-?IL A. C, Welker, J. TV.
Wight men.
|R| Dtrlington?W. A. Geese well
Jtemberg Circuit?A. J. Seokee.
Greenville?R. B. Alston.
Grecpville Cirooit- -R C. J
v/wvipr v/irwin^Ot Liiro.
f$>arlot to 'Circuit?B. Ol June., J D
...
Xomlnatlou far Governor.
Mr KDlTqH; Wc publish below the
Mominotinci of oof distinguished townsman
for the bifb'snd reeponeibie office of (ievern(f.
We heartily approve the uouiinaHoo.
Knowing the nmn, we fee> satisfied
* the selection would be for the good of the
Lsv ; \ commonwealth. The Guardian aaya,
|r_ ?*It is undeniably true that the state of
"?JjjV cor country demands in its rulcraend com?
^ aellota prudence, wvgacity and practical
wisdom?Ono who is thoroughly cottver~v
trnat with the theory and practice ot law,
X. ,?dept in a knowledge of the xweMwitife
> ?i?d wants of the people, who world n*?
^ e^teend a?d advocate rr forma, not lor expertinent,
bat tor the public good, whose
oharaeter lor publie benevolence and dthtwtcveeted
patriotism has Ikjcu developed
i 1b bf fM? greet contest fox/reedom, a man
of ?xv?t eMeridnps, of moral and civic
worth, who has never eonght office or de
HUM it, eft ?nain?
Mini oferotian, a jtoidq m?h, sod a pn?
$ #ri(rt. :SiMh man we iiqj!d>?,r tiorcrnor,
it and sarh a niao in bi MpaON ik?BO, ll>q.
sllirf ni?f ia therefore fuggeeted -t?.r tins
. vieehta neitoobible oft *, and iueete fke an -
.purfal of MANY SOLUIK..S.
#
<J#r.J!>r?ww## re*fdem?V~rifnf Cunton.
< Gs .^b,been burned bj tlie Yankees.
Gen. WJtcelcr iouglit the Yankee* near
obliged to fail back?the
TsjlvSss nsrt ijiiSiiiiMM to 4?wiv.'0 or <?v.?
lea ire pie inil ifwiww. lit all reetempon
tWAM* 4>? yt^OM S^P
s*em, ,?* >j***#e? bjr A
smelt be*-shaft, fire leet hmg.
With. ML IrK Mri 4?lMW>, 4?i^|wy fife*t
three bandied pound*, ie attached to one
end, i Mutl ode it Hid other, leer then
Half iu> weight. Set In e*oW of th.es*
wheels are three eoneeve chisels, aud. one
hi which doae the work of {Jening the
- heel, While the others do oil the work of
the bottom of the d*oe"eole. The block
01 Wood b then Aitaljr feet-nod .to e oeet
ji frame/with two utn^lea npoe the oeteidc
with the pettero of the shoe sole
scoured upon the Uwor edge'of tie frame
holdit.g the blook. The first operative
then pre mm thu block agatnat the wheel,
whon the bottom of tho shoe-sole ie instantly
completed. The blook is thrown
wpon the table, 'end taken op by the'op
jjpetive it thf opposite end of the ikiti,
placed in the. frame, "ith the pattern of
(ho tepi Men red in like winner to the
Jower edjte of the frame, and then preen
ed again?t the aecond wheel, when tKo
mrehaitieal work of the bottom and top
la finiahed. Ik in .then thmw# off to an
other wheel, where the edjrra are round
ed off, and pa*8ed "where the laat ia cooiued
to the ahoe-eolc, whore it receir,
iU form and ahapc, a a we aee them. It
ia then tranalerred over to another amah
wheel, where the grove ia made, aroumt
which ia talked the leather. 'At tu t
tabic thej are numbered, aftd diairiWvu
to the ecvcrnl compartment*, haudromclv
corded np, rcadjr for boxing.
One of the nartnera. Mr Wwd*
, 7 * " ?
tin -avcra! interesting particular* of the or
igin of this Machine. It requires from
1O00 to 1200 feet' street and black guu
timber, to furnish blocks for one day
The logs are sswed at the Hiviwgsvile
Company Mill in long slats, and taken t?a
circular taw in the shoe-cole auinafado
ry, and there shaped to the variety of aise>.
umm).
Wsa!*o'e*rn that Mr. Poole is the inverter
of this useful machine. We are pleased
to know that he is realising gr**? wtid**
tion of having pat it into operation. ^ liteiperiencraautd^obseryation
will ef onum
suggest improvements and ite profits enable
him to extend its usefulness through
out the Confederacy. 'I he well known
business 1 tab)ts el all the gent Unpen con
neCted with the ei<t?r|?<i*c, is s gnaranter
ihat every thing wilTUt done; to give, tb?
public the fall benefit of its working capacity.
Of the utility of these shoes we would
fiKaorSA (rnm ?:" L ''
?? *v >tv?w vuHvvi(wi.Hin wmi inm*) wn?
nre wctufog theiu, that in point of oouifort.
lightness aud durability, thay are equal l?>
the best style* of heavy shoes. Impenetrable
to raster and co>d. they keep the pt?
dal extremities uniformly warm, being it*
no nay subject to the transition, heat una
?eld we leaf from exposure to the fire *hen
within or * it bout doors They do not <n
any manner set aa eluga to the f>et either.
The loenmotion of the Wcurcr an euay
and graceful aa if the' fiumt hemlock constitute!
the ground foundation. Ol theif?jtecessity
thsra is no dont<t*. owing to the high
prices of sole leather and the didu-uly of
obtaining it, even if our "tanneries <*?uld
supply the At demand, it u eete a want
i which ia imperative and could tint olht-r!
?i(* Ha inntiliiiit **i<t ti*n?.
.. v i>v?vo n?rrrrr jMj.?iff.n,
Poni.K & Co , ile^iv the thank* and jiat
ronage of the ahoelcM public for their op
ergj and eflorta. If there it one who
doubt* their aubaorvienoy to the pnrjkm'*
of thin great invention, wo would adviao ?
trial of ih.ra wooden fvlea. It u tn? th t
are a little nicro elainrrous than the
leather ahoc, hut noiwithoiirrdinpr, an fon
eat man need hot fear to wear them. Tho
nootirigant or evil intrnr might have ami;?
avruplea about their adaptation to hi* pur
1 suit, r.o ether cm or seed ???*?i
their excellcneica.
We are glad to rape**, that all tho difA?nttii?
inaUA.t.l
iviariiiai iv pruing upw maoninery
into operation. L.ve he** over ooinc by
the skill end ingenuity of the inventor,
and that they are now fropered to meet
nil orders wbiob tney be forwarded to
the company.
I.ar/t> rrdcrs hove i.lready been filled,
end shipped for di*?aut markets. Also
orders are still on file, which will (#im?
mediately filled. Hundred* of pair* lure
been sold at the Fuotoiy, and are in constent
use throughout the District. The
price f2.60.
We notice another another thins*
Mr. Poole is now preparing anew pattern
VI n IHWVII IIVUH7I ap^ai UUOU 111*11 H1W|J
manufactured, particularly for while |*fw
pie. 'lbo bottom* will bo narrower, to nod
in haoJeouic ahupo, and bet tea a apt* d
tt the loot of the white population. We
had have a pair of thin quality sent us in
a few days, when we shall 1* gratified 10
eixiw them to any one who has the euvioaity
to soo that*. *.
. .syt - -
"*?: ? '&*' .?
i*,\ - r ~
dt? wrong.
Besides the; o( Atlanta, Mari tto
antfTlouie, it is supposed they hsve
. bwmod Ifontioftllo sod lliltabero.
?Uil Supposed <fe?t>hfr>eri?an will take
\pdtrtsnviU? in his present routs, and
fry to iibcrats the 20,000 -prUonsr* oonAM
Ihiipe. v.
* He*. Hon bam* has issued a;i offioisl noMee
for the members ot the legislature to
meet nroamttv st lha Conitnl. on klondnr.
- rx w r v ? i ? " " ^ '
jfc ;?U* ?8(k instant. "
Cw. Brown U? owWrcd out tlio Militia
#f that Crete. the ?e*Ur? ot tho
and Jodgte are invXfcHo the trenchc*
. it Jiuov
TW Lo^i#?Ulc Journal of the I *?y*
. f , ^ 'Yhtm? ie *ful^ with a foorth
&V&IS Sitl'Tiir
ilSPlI
4W?e??R place; there are Uerxed
' privilege** an? siwooththe rough oornors
: nf ibat gruat'aorrvw which t??r Mtow i?
(M M* <tf ttn?h. U Death, under the
J*>* ??^u *ww Kin,
r brroge griefV how iataaaiKd, how agouta*
Jug to a feni j Mt be that jcriof which
mingi JfVwUfc th* death of I loved # m
! *<* - ""^L- <
Jo BUT B. SaKIMUIM, ?ft? twenty one
daja ? !' suffcrieg, did among enemies and
. woom'W "*!'' f"* hhkhono and
kindred No love lit eyoe were there to
1 shear him; so Sweet familiar voice whiap
rred hope} no gentle hand wiped away the
death dew (Vow hie forehead, nor chwed
Lin eyaa whun ha yielded up hia spirit to
tho God who gav* it. Par away Iron* wife
and chi dren, parent*, eistera and brothers
?oli>we in but agony, this bravo aoldior
passed aw y. .
The name, the acta, (he rtrteee of swell
loan should bo recorded; and iliuae who
knew hitn will rst(k hiiu high among the
peinotwand sterling men of this revolotion.
Fosses* od oi high aooiai eirtues. modesty,
wariuth of heart, aad great ftrtnneee of
eharaoter, he made friend* everywhere
Though young, he had already made Ilia
mark, ana b?d fair ler a brilliant future.
In the Legislative ha Lorbia State, iu the
eump end on the bait'>e field, no eian ha*
aerved tbia young Confedctfcej more meal*
ouaiy and un*e>fi<hly than he Hia total
abnegation of aelf t?"at?eahtl by sets with*
out nutuHer. He responded to the first
battle err : and with other lir*?*
from hi* District, fought through the glorious
Manass** and the lesser engage
incut* which immediately fallowed it
lleuehiiif that year with shattered health
?alter having assisted to place the first
stsi* of glory upon his oountry a eaoutheon
? ?he o?*u d u.rt be induced, even by tuedi
e?I adviser*, to with draw Iron the army
r *nd seek a poattioo lea* trying-to an itu
paired constitution. No 1 the ranks was
tii* place, mod his desire to fight to the bit'
ter rnd.
Unambitious of honor for himself, he reJuned
all advancement; and frequently has
he said to the writer ??t this feeble tribute:
-'I have no ambition higher than my eoun
try's treed<in?; I seek no greater privilege
than, aide by Side with toy. Comrades, to
raise Tny arm* in her Icluoooi'' The d y
b-d'orw the buttle which cauaed bis death,
, he wrota to his father; *'The enctuy arc
advancing slowly, and we are anxions to
meet thein. You know [ was anxious to
. get where'there wa* oxcit-nimt, and now
S ,L- L. _t %? - " * * 1
* *m itie i mm jhit ,?i?y umi nnp
'W tei.eh our rnetmea ouvk a 1?mui an they
naie ne ar U?m1 bctore." ite went into
thar fight, and m the hottest of tho engagement,
with uplifted sword end ahourm
??t riefory nu hi* hps, he fell far in ? e
oattle'a front. 'Alter the omiteat. and when
>nr wounded wese being tvnmvad, occurr
4?l in inetdeni worthx^ be placed on ,re .
cord, as attesting how beautifudy t> the
ast the un*c Hi-lines* ol hi- vhuractar
i.loomed out. Some ol his comrud s ware
bearing hint off, when a aq?ad o? the c:.nmjr'a
cavalry were seen nppru:?ohing
'J he ?juek eye of Sanders saw that the*
would all he captured if they {Ksrsisrrd 'n
t ying to bear liiin off, white uneticutmcr
d they might escape Almost in tone* ol
coinmsnd. lie sai l : "Hoys, put me down
and inn for your lives; [ am wounded,
and of In tie us? to any one?Hie country
needs ymr services!' With sorrowing
hearts tlicy left him, aud he became a pri^
oner.
?vu*e that he was wounded and a priso
ner, i.o tnrther intelligence reached his
family. For som) time his fate was
?hr uded in mystery ; then camn tidings
whieh revived hope in their oreasta ; hut,
recently. a letter troin the ??n? of his ?nt
tenuis duj-hed tnutcup from their lip* and
-ubaututed tor it one of wmtn wink! an ) gait.
?he was dead. gone, perfected through
suffering, to Heatvn.
The announcement ot hi* dcn'h cotur*
with H|?p.lliii^ lorce upon hi* family. bruising
their hcurts, and creating a void never
lo be filled on earth. Wo cannot mitigate
I ho agony which an d?ep a griuf create* ;
but we deeply sympathize with them, aid
commit them to tho keeping of th a niorei
fa Father, wftio aluue can heal the heart a
wound*. *
Tlioy have one consolaU?**: hi lif# ns
toon a. glorious one, -n-i hi* ceath m a
.a Miuuiont upon who c unspotted tr -.1 succeeding
veneration* n ay re ?liuoon*tituie*
true greatness, una learn to emulate
so beauttlul an example..
A Fuiend.
Notf.? Young Sanders went to Virginia
with a twenty day furlough in his poek_i
i. i ?u ? ? .. . . ?
i c>, which no wuu (i urn use iiner lie le .rneij
his company whs ordered off, and two exemption*
in his pocket plicit he went into
the liicht. In conreclion with this obituary
we append the following lett? r us ap
propriato to the euhjt-pt: Oct 28, 1864.
Mr. ft*, rrll Sant/ers : Mr Pr.AR4$lR:
Allow mo to offer my heanlelt e<?nd?ienco
and sympathy to you and yours in
(ho Mid be cavemen t and Ions you huvo all
sustained in the death of so fine and promising
a young rami as your *>?n. War,
with its desolating hitnd, has thrust in its
SiOklo of death and ruaped into its harvest
many a promising son of South C-roltna;
and standing prominent amo< ? thein w;*s
the na.. e of John IV Sand mis. Men of
hiuh standing in the halls of our Legists
turc spcuk in tho warmest terras of the in*
\tellect ol htm who now lies honed in the
laud of strangers, an* tinny of thorn from
Charleston hare tnld me that lime alone
was wanted to expand his intellect and
tunke him one ot Carolina's brightest jewels.
lint, hs i? ?nnr: m.iw t hn ><?! rait
lijthtly on lilt manly lorui II ih l<wa to toft
all is his eternal jja.n; anil you have tho
eunHolution of know in ho died a christian*
I know hint well, l-o'h a* a b'?y aud man.
He died where (if be had chosen to) he
need riot hsvo been; hut hi* was a nu'uie
i that could not stand still and see in* ooun
' try hleedittu and torn, and not contribute
his mito to her defence Like u true heertod
patriot, he has scaled h s devotion to
her cause with h s h. ai t's bltxid May the
Altnifhiy tinier.id the Universe onto fori
and console you in your and affliction, ie
j tho earnvat wish and prayer ot yours, with
i high regard and ssteefc. Jf. IX F,
?'- <v 4A
Ma. Edit#*: wi#ho?^l^kd8cl
l.fontehant fUaaitfov 18th 1
typluatt.J. C. V., i* rtM&tilj now-J
Jaaaxi ^no C*iy man jlPttM jl?? of|
dmt o orspartanrarg tiisflriet, urtDaaimfr
bg4W^^1>oa of A. Wx.soo, E*q.
il^^jStoeherge the duties encumbent
dbott j Sheriff. At^tho commotiojaiant
S^v* * *, benobiy rotunmered to bujtle
top'the rights sad Hbertus of hie aoantry,
ft^d now carries about him the highest orides?
sn "armless sleeve" that he to a
brave and gallant soldier. Spartanburg
District would ?Mainly honor her?If is
electing-her patriot:?, wounded son to the
oftaoeatuod..
Fathers, mothers sad your.g ladies of
Spartanburg:' Lieutenant Floyd ha# lost
an arm in yenr on mm, in nobly battling to
are yon, and his bleediog Country from
degredatlon and ruin, now show your high
1 appreciation for hie (pliant serrioes. You
I _ *ii t>. - ? a -*
wiu dot nooor jfonnelvM in thtyi honoring
t!i? bravo. M ANY FRIENDS.
From Georgia. :
Augusta, Not. 21.-? A raiding pari;
jif the enemy tapped the Central Railroad
at Griawoidvnlle at three o'clock Sunday
afternon. .A lua.bor train eras captured
and destroyed. Nothing else ia known except
tliat heavy firing was heard there a
f.-w houra afterwards. The movement ot'
Sherman upon Macon was aimply a feint
for the parpoee of ouooentrating our foroce
there. The raid upon the Central^ lload
ia for the po^we of keeping them there,
whilst the whole force of the enemy tnoVre
upon and cadturea Auira.?t* or 8?mbb?i.i
Sheiman did not tdfinec his infantry
further down the Macon & Western Road
than Griffin, bnt his cavalry came as far as
Brownsville. He has orossed the Oomnlgee
with bis infautry, and that Hne near
Ind-an Springs, and the whole force of the
eacmy is moving in this direction. Their
advance was three miles from Union Point
at 11 o'clock this inoruin^.
Savanxatt, Not. 10.?Tlie enemy's
advance was at V.'allafic, eight miles front
Milledgcritle, this morning. This Infora
ation comnt frern the President of the
Central KaUroad. Another column attempted
to crose the Ma. on and Western
Ka-iroad at Forsyth, going Southeast, but
are reported to have been repulsed.
No*. 10?Latk'u.?Mr. R
R. > uylrr, President of the Central Railroad.
telegraph* lrom Macon tjjat the enemy'*
cavalry burnt Monticello and IliiUboro*
yesterday, and were nine nule* Irani
the GriHwoldville station, on the Central
ilailroad, laat night.
Sherman'* path lead* hi in from Atlanta
lo Macon. 1U3; Macon to Savapnah, 19U ;
Atlanta to Augusta, 171 ; Augusta to Savannah.
lo- j Augusta to CHerlca'on, 137 j
Attatit^toljnpfrtmrgv VWfTlrtty:
A Northern paper repoit us having 80,000
man at Florence, Alabama.
The Chicago Journal aaja a t'u ploughed
| .'fiL-ur of Sherman'* staff mates that he ha*
J i,p. n ordered when his leave expires to re
ji i:i command at Savannah.
The Tiw.f contain* ? re;*rt of Sowaids
speech titj[Aui/ai?ii on Monday. Ho ?jy>
the war mt&t continue until w? or they
give up the conflict, lie wants no arnrs
tico, no cessation ol hostilities: no negpliiT
4 ' *
tinns with rebels in arms. 'He characterizes
the Democrats as a pussiltaniiaou.faction
majority of the North.
The New York Congressional dclega
lion stands '2'1 l.'tiion, and 9 democra t.
Fernando Wood beats llfooks llii v^tes.'
The World claims Lincoln's re-e!fection',
claiming, however. New York, Kentucky.
New Jersey and Missouri for McCfollaa
The Tribune cl.?iius onljr 301) majority in |
New York.
There i* one charge against General Kar-.
ly?referred to by %, correspondent of the.
C larlotletvillc Chroniolo?that of iiitoiu-*
peruuee?which t.ie editor of the Chronicle
ha* inquiredjnto. and i* entirely satisfied
that it i? untrue, and il^aSbrd* hibt plcaa-j
ure to emphMtioilly deny it.
It ie reported that the TaTlaliassec cn?
tcred tho Dolawaro breakwater on tho 3d.
and das roy# l several vessels at -anchor^,
then afterward* landed aWLjwis, Delaaa o,
ai.d robbed the pooplo of a largo amount
of property. Four vessels of war are new
u pursuit of tho Tallahassee.
? The JJaltiiuora American contains ifea
latest rcturus from New York. The telegraph
says the Tribune claims for Lincoln
| all the New England States, Pennsylvania,
Deluwure, Now York, Maryland, Ohio, Indiuua,
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa and Kansas, mating a total
of 100 oly^toral rotes
, xNOTlCK.
TflHE Mactiincrv ?fJ M. BOST ?ill not he
1 ?uhi ai ili? lime mcntioued.
N?* ii4 ". 80 If
j U.I7- xveese
BARUkitl HAIR CfiiKit. Will be
touud at all limes over Col. Shiver's Store,
r?-*>ty lo nerve the public in hie liue, and on
roa*omtble terms. Gin- hira a eall.
Nov. H 80 If
LOST,
ON Friday llih instant, on the streets of
Hue place, a Linen Cambria, Hemstitch
ll.v.V KERCH IRK, with iniliaU ?. A. W? era-I
; brota< red in one eornor. T>te tinder Will be |
1 rewarded by leaving it at ibis office.
Nov *4 - 80 It
*-? ~
Enrolling Office,
SrABTAnnvao, 8. l?n November A, 1804.
T)U R8UANT"to oruers recoived at ttaie office
J[ all Hersoi s detailed in this District, aLo
- ml tboee who have he-a recommended for
Light Duty by spotpal Board at Columbia w II
r .*nle voa< at tuts >RiS?unT0ft8 J IT tbe filhh
Instant, for the purpose of being ergesrteeu in j
lo a compel.> .
J. H. MARSHALL.
, Lieut, and Enrolling Officer.
| Kov ti no it
eleetfcta for ShaZlJffr
be held on TVESDAfr*
adages
Her ? * -? . ' 99^ " y- iL-.,
SH6Bmn tfiU'8. ' : >
f WILL wtl bifeN tb?C*<trt Hnm Iow
1 ot*8alesey
HO Aern of Untie taoro Ofrdese, ^lna^ W
tween North and Mfcldie 7,gw
lag lands of Cj 8. N Jteiae, DaWil*'
and others. Sold aatbe?ael<atiMO>S r*
?. Tanner, doneaaed. /ue |atiKita ayd ^
TERMS?A erodfeof >*?entbe. toft**
froo date, pate h eart giving bend pod gv
I security and a Mortgage ef the preailaae d?
deemed leeesMrj to tile Ordinary to aooarir !
I (lie payment of lite parches* moecy. November
14, 1804.
J. B. TOLLBSON, C C. P.
mad aotieg Bbeslff.
I Nov 17 2D 2l
To tk? Voters of fporUib?i|.
Fklt.ow Citizens: My name having
been presented to ynlf ai ? Caudldalo tut'
tbe offioe of Sheriff. I take thai mslhsd
of accepting the Domination. 1 fyive lived
ta your midst for over 45 years; You all
know me. You all Uaov my merits and
olaia|E, sud your dtdnoa in the oil alter
BiU 1* satisfactory to me. This is the
first tinio I ha*? ever asked a fsvor of the
kind at the hands of toy fellow ettinena
i our two win m uraietoiiy rcoeivco, sn?
if clotted, I will do uiy best to serve y<Hi
properly. t
Vsry Respectfully.. .
ALKX. J. W. LANDl
To the Voters rf Sparta iHtofg.
Fr.utnr OrriZENs: My aatne hu been
announced by my friends as s Candidate1
lor Sheriff of your Diuriit I regret neecdingly
that it is otit ef mypiwer to'omit
you personally; for ibis, however, I
trust the pstriotie voters of Spb'tanbury
vill excuse.me when they know (hnt f stn
serving ihcai in the field- On lbs Oth day
i ol December nexr yon will lie cafyd ojkju
to choose a Sheriff for the nett four y< ais
I hope th people will go to the j dlts d|p
vote impartially. I nui mndy to submit ti?
your choice, though at the same time would
thankfully receive your support st the
l h .a
uanoi toz.
Very respect fully, Your
obedient ?crvat>t.
P. W. FARROW.
To the Voters of Spartaabarg
Having been aniu unced a* a CaiidiJttr
J f??r tint office ol Sheriff. made vacant hv
'he rcijrnut i*n nf ita Into worthy,inctttn
' ? nt, 1 cannot withhold my enuserrt tn on
rr the field.. It i* tine that I a?n a yaun^
mm. hut wine to m dmbled condition
(or field service, I Hatter myself that 1
nt?j be of acme use to ?b? District and
Country in the position to. which I aspire.
It it not for the purpose ol avoiding the
ie?peiwihiliiies of the "Tented Field" F
j||| J?- i . Ii... I..L ?1W
c r*ed in my iw in the ?>y-i ?< !? ?>< por.nauant,
physical dtmhilitj. to pet form a so'
dirr'a duty. Thus ritual at i pnv not to
rn? mc ir^}X'iniuir |*?UI??n. P^T Cnni';il
ter and <|U*)ifieations mi* too veil known
hcin?? a native *?f the District to rouaire a
wo>d ofexplanation. Identified with 3**0
in nitcrcs , with yon deftly tiitirrsf#e?l k<
I the irfuca tt'jw pending front the war in
progress. I shni! ever remain ?i it ymt
and share thai weal or vol- which oar utij
developed destiny ws?Jr contain*. To any
tliat 1 will W deeply- grateful lor ytun
vote* is superfluous. My competitor* are
.ill honorable tucti. If- either a* setcted
l?r this office in place of luyae.f, be neeuti c!
; 1 w ill bow must humbly to your choice as
I believe that the (.upular vo:tc "? ever uu
1 the side of right.
Very ics; eetluily,
JK. J. DANIKMfjj
T? tUe Voters of Spartanburg
Ihav" offered myself a* u candidate fyr j
Sheriff Sf y??ur District, as the office j
l is nour vacant an 1 you am called U[*w> *t,>
select a saitahle r> to fill mid office.
Having heretofore served one JerHt^of four
r l)f>jM I f,?r?( IHrftlflml in I .....
. _ ? / "? '
wall acquainted with tho dutie* apportumtag
lherctO| and !?*? I ctfiddeiit ?l ui y*Hlitie*
to dischuifcc the aa ue. tSh<>ul<l >( he
jour pleasure to rnc us the lav ore J
spirant frbM the tunny that hare offered
iheqpalvcs tor the Mi^e position. At or
near ihe 6oaw?cnccii?ent of this Ion-- p o
tractor) war, i nerved ?s air'ot&cer in the
lath Regiment, C V., b"f owing to
trf hcuUli and physical disability * mhe
IK#- (w iltnni* <J' >!.?- ?
of lh& Kegjment, T resigned my office, and
returned hon>c lo recrwil my health, sinec
then 1 have i-ereed as CbLmci oTtlu. 3t*h
Rcguuon^ in acCo^Uneo wuh jhe srUhof
'many friends, tm<T again have met witU
flurry call made upou ,i?a by jho Con fed
eruto States, and hare been examined repeatedly
by a competent board ofphysi-.
cum in Vohirobm, and have been pronounced
unfit for field daty, and w*? assigned
to light 4oty?first as Cleric ^ia
[ May. Can ley's office in Columbia, andiron
ih.iro transierrod to the position I now
hold aa (Iuioiium ry or Purchasing Agoni,
which office lorbid* me , cut. vising ?he
District, and visiting the e tixaws the root.
These ihels aro stated as the question
may arise, why atn I not io the field as
a soldier?
I hope my rem tons given wiN prove
satisfactory to alt as I have even been
willing to acrve my 0 untey or District
in any capaoiry wnen estiva upon, ami
thai t wa* able to perform, being proaoan
oed uxmnnj times m unfit for Add aervios.
1 now offer to serve my Country and State,
aa Sheriff, believing I eat) be of anie aer*Tice
in such an otteo, than I enn be in the
office I am now assigned ta fill, tot it i?
lor you Follow Cittaewe and Friends to any,
If it is jtmr plenoare to think otherwise
and select Mime other fbvoicd friend moat
cheerfully wHI t acquiesce in your views.
Sh iui?i I be the favored one, I will most'
fiiihlully serve yon and diaeturga th 4
tics of the offi. e to the alaaoat of my a II y
and 1 hope to your perfee' sattslaetion.
With kind thanks for many past Ta vors
from you. I beg leave reapcci tally
to aak t* oohuuuanoa of the same.
! J. HtJFUS POOLK. *
Spartanburg, Nov. 20, 13ff4.
1^ J * , >_!_ - i 1 S ^ . - ..
MU' ?: *Mfp*AliM?pflfe|dpM
?nd *uch mnpfhtm't^eJl^^^JS^
Cv'ia "ir"?iw, J llUjll I llBlitt
?liru*#ehr?a ?Hb ?wfc uwb ?? ??
irom ?<ute service, wtricbtttoM^N^WNijglt
hate be*? exempted bfCui2Sfej||r*
ity u ofiwr vid n^ugcf iMr Ot "V
plantation?. . ' "*
VI. Cooipenics ooorenient to ffAMk
will ?rK ?t J heir own weans at trsoifrlitl
tion to that point.
mnnta, aod all j^nct*T tdienraf aetroltex
tU? officers commanding these CTWfrit^
to e barged with the iuiordialt ttlMNtr
uf those orders without jVrthtr Mtteo.
VIII Tbe Battalion of Sr*e Cadets"
an 14he n t^vniui ofiMbpur.trd i?Mwy
0 tcrnauiUd Xy Cspiut^F F rede rial
Kreimi, will hold' thtandrn to vreditNNO m.
?io take the field'at the ah Orient uatioe.
IX. The Governor nd, Com ?sdra|%.
Chief enjviins. aa a waiter of the las
importance t\> ih* a drfcoaa, ??W
pioiapt exccuton of tke?e uraer?, tn4 u?
awriublttij! of iKc troops at tke (kmat 4ait'tKtiated
without delay.
Jtv command : " ' * *
A r.oM;uN^(
Adj'r ami i.mpc 'qr G* serai
Sot 44 ' %80 . * 1?
i'spc s of the {Nate
' __ _t '
ST ITE Or Wrn
GENERAL < tUPEKS NO. 14. ?
I The command in): officers of ocjBkpp? ' r
I ni?t crjpjued ttttdcr orders fm? tki*
office fur rrrriee beyond their
trill forthwith return tot hi* office HilS tub
of their respective companies, isdloding
iltc nMtm r}' who hare herd *8il?i
to the rolls since their origin*! organi*??
! ;t*w ' * .4 4% .. "*3? * II.
tirncwl and field officers having-S*
ih'-ir tirf Ridlj above specified
nil; al.<~6 make r'turna of the santr.
I?1 IV ..... _V_ l!-LI 4'..
i?i * ? i.i'jhk in i >11 ?fr itniMI H? WI VR.HI
in iaiil c?iniMiiiif?, audj^Ui lt?rc fnifr^T >
ffp?.ri tlr.:ir nam**, Wjpcfl the emM(V|i|ies
*h;ill bvi Ziffle rod ^ruv wth be Sfr?C
i!<f. carried into cumjS owl trii-4'bj ettrti
matliaj. in.j<br>ouue? ot the proriiiqdb jf . _
ihe Act ol ?bo Gcnerat Ametmriy. *>0!
j IV. tjoneriti officers**nd ?hc command^io*:
ntBcert ol Wegimciit# w{U ?IomI liMte
orders.
By mbiuik) :
(Signed) "A, 0. **UH,130?IW. &J
Adjt and hup'otr G?i|tl. U?
A. Ai A. Get.
f No* I?
MT Pa^m of the SUifc aopy thr4 taps*.
I * ? ' ? M m . '?M T> ? I * ' **
1 SMfK UBM i '
! FOR *HB C0.*8T?Df YI8&* JKM.
r| COMMISSIONERS oi lnaJn"?pt
I he Town Authorities within (Aft ?mdio
al Districts *t Pickens, SpertawjNmfc.
"Xi rest. wUorA *< eWowfii nron, York.OM*Hw,
Lsurens, Abbcntt* and Xeiihif|Will
turwvih summon all slaveholder* mHtibift
their respective limits to tleGi.^ Q^SllAWYlH
(Mi stares UaM# WTSoftd
doiy ?t tHe Rsitamd PsssSs ftsntPI Ihti*
residences on TUESDAY, Jfc?f*fc4*?r
fortlfieu
II. %rwt ihrmnrf.m tfciihie A
Soai it Carotin* Ibtiltoai wiH ttHrtll >mr
which l?v?f Chartet* m.%^! 4M*** ft*
ua., oo 29th. NoMisbei. '
Those iWtnrcd on KikgY IKjMMftim *
| Raiiroad wtU lake the Pnaaaa?w> !*.
Tlio*c tMnrered m Greoowiltn A CM?
biu lUulcuttd will take a train ?kWkl|km
<jTc??u\r.Le at Sb oieck a. m., an ?
v Thoac delivered ea "fn I laiit^^jpiTni
ion iUUruotl will take the I'm?gae Tjmim
dowo on awtnedlj.
The-e <Mt?I m> la? JUftrw* 0
till take train down en aama dep ..
thow delitrred <w
will t-k in train ohiob lc?*eavWaJMfta at#
liVnioek ** on on? day.
? ill. The a?not of labor itdM e*
thin can iaaiatt ((JO) daj.? to ?fcJMl
knu^ifjdSW; tH <?
d^reetol to C^ncelar ??f
ward the lletwraa atlW injttMyhy