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g JLTt jsq ?k,
TMrnlnr, R?vcmk?r M, l#?I.
Bp-* <: ; , <. ti* * ??. <v
NBv t v OP.'? "*?** f"r e*cl' '? "
i*v^TT**c^ cbnrMlrtr a #qnari?!
Bp>-1 - OWttmi*wv*e Amul at afeevttaHig
Ejk- W? ?t <4>Umd to haraftic cmV fur ?W
JT; v jtlnfwt ,12"
Br- Joflyt ^ ^'nawrtt owr anthorfaid
BEy" Aighl&bl the HebtiaO of atl elairoa doe
PT In ennseqnenoe ?f tbe reverity of the
^ ?eeson it is deemkt advtaable to mwpend
HP&V < ^r thi' Ifte cnorae of T,oetnr?s
flLs otnoMira loir iiie benefit of tbe Hospital,
jg It It pn>pooc4^- ?f>?r the winter months
M #hall have passed to r<*?nra* the Lectures,
of wbieb due notice will be giveo.
A Doirld Murder.
.'-1 We arc pained to learn tliatMte Ittcn
MD 11. {MllTB, a-hiarhl) reapeotcd and in
K tell!gcntetti*. n of the lower part of our
Phrtrfctj was inhumanly murdered while in
aJave on Puiurday mornirg
y; . 4>*'J M?a death a at* produced hv violent
llatn ou the head with a billet of wood.
'Jibe murderer ?flor perpetrating the
esrt* * j a > .i-i. i .?
vwi, urea me whi min thereafter the
fcfc kMe. Ai ?uon as the Utter was enveloped
in flsuao, he g?te the alarm, it in sup-posed
with a view to c-e*tc the impression
Shut burning wueoeidcntal. Enough h)?
Kj em, ?f the eirenmstancni to 'prove hia
rimtaality were discovered ipid^bring him
Je trial, the reaiilt of which true hia c <n&
- eietiofi, and aeetcnce to"execution on Friday,
16rh proximo. He u now ia jail
watting the solemn penalty of the violated
t.?
p. ~ v l?ntli farellna Conference.
?, The Annual Conference of thi*v body,"
wewvened at Newberry on Wednesday Inst,
end adjourned on the 21at. 'The following
re wmo of the appointments which |
wtll be interesting to our readers :
8tarta?i?vro Pjbtrict? W, n.
TUrning, P. E.
Spartanburg?W. T. Capers, Alex. W.
f "Walker supernumerary.
Boartanburir District?v. a pk?n.*
?okeaiury Circuit?W. P. Moa*on.
Fairfield Circuit?J. W. Kelly, J. T.
m
Laurent District?-W. A. MoSwain, J.
*. Little:
Lincoln ton?E. O. Gig*.
Fhelby?John Watts.
Lincoluton*Circuit?P. May.
. Neuberry?W. Humbert.
* San tee Circuit?B. A. C. Walker, J. W.
t Wight man.
Darlington ?-W; A. GameweU
Bamberg Circuit?A. J. hackee.
/ Gretnrille?R. B. Alston.
Greepvdle Circuit- -R. C. Olivor, A. IJ.
Lester.
Chester Cirouit^-8. Leard.
fftiarlotte Circuit?R. G. Jones, J. D
Carpenter.
Komlnntloo lor Governor.
Mr Editor; Wc publish below the
nomination of our distinguished townsman
for the high and responsible office of Go?erntr.
We heartily approve the nomination.
Knowing the man, we fee* satisfied
* the selection would he for the good of the 1
commonwealth. The Guardian Buys,
~ ' MIt la undeniably true that the state of
\ our country demands in its rulcra and cour- ,
vV eel lore prudf nee,. sagacity and practical ,
V wisdom.?Ono who is thoroughly converv
Mat with the theory and piaetice ot law, i;
v.. adept in a knowlcd^o of the necessities 11
- and wants of the people, who wm re<? t,
omtnend and advocate reforms, not for experiment,
but tor the public K?"d> whose
character for yublie benevolence and drs
interested patriotism lias l?cco developed 1
bj thu great contest locJVeedom, a man
of age, X?f evperieiic, of moral and civic
worth, who has upver sought office or declined
it, of inrgo-jfapacitie* and attain-'
vteU, christian, a gcnriemnn, and a patriot.
fcuch a m?n wo nocrt^r liorcrnor, <
and ruch a roan i? SiMfHON r<ono, h>q. ,
dim nam# w therefore ruggetted tor tint ' ,
kith It rasmjnlible ofb >e, and nieetn tko ;ip.pxttfal
of MANY SOLD1K..S. !'
. I ?<!! * I <
Of. ffrrrvrn'A residenco, nonr Canton. H
< (la , lipr-.b^n burned by the Yankees. 1
Gen. Whcolci {ought the Yankee* near
,/lriflio, but,** obliged to in:) hack?the <
Yankee* were .estimated to 25,000 or 8U,- '
000 strong.
Betides the bt>f4Vnj; of Atlanta, Mari,
etta antf Tlotoe, it ia aupposod thej have
burned Wontiocllo and llillsboro.
f It is supposed tb?t>?>?erman will tcke 1
- Aodereenville in hut present route, and 1
try <o iiberate the 20,000 jprisonem ooii- 1
t fined there.
Got. lion bain' baa iaauod an official notice
for tbo menibtra of tbo Legislature to ;'
meet promptly at the Capitol, on Monday, |1
.tie 2$tb instant. {1
Got. Htroarn has onlered out the Militia
that State, the member* ot the l^gialu- [1
tare and Jadgea are invtfai to the trenel.ee ,
. tt Macon
Tbe Louisville Journal of tire ^5th 8Hya
ThMlS is St Y*lllauJUt mill m Innrlh -fit th#
. JM amy Gorpt and heavj detail* ir.-jm 1
wfltW corjn I
. Th$ Now T^rk (lerald nayn the capture '
of Uie Florida will, dojibtlen* , be denounced |1
,aa?flotation of tbe right* ofa-jluin ina >
4>f 4ajL*ro*&>**l d>M?am?ion, but juntifie* tho j"
wooden snoE-sfiLE rACTbinr. I
Wo ?rs indehted4ottio j?olitonc??of Mr.
Convf.mk for a visit to this establishment,
at Bivinysville. Wo find the machine ur
(lcr full headway, with full supply of
hand*) arid plenty of ftmbcrt Qc Friday
last; they turned out six hui.dredf pair,
which U a. Uttltt ffUfts''than an a*crup<
day a work:' The demand for the shoe,
aoh* has been eaqpcdmjj the supply, but
the many little incidental delays io set
tin|*ih motion the machinery, bav* all
Nan overcome, and it now bid* fair tc
ntuffir *11 ike purpaecs fur whieb^U wan
iatcoded. , . .
\i The mtehinirjt tr?d dor thle pofpoee
is simple aud ingenious. It all rcata upon
two table* on brushes, *1 oat (bar fret
square, and ie propelled by water. A
small itru - shaft, about fire feet k>ngt
with an iron cant wheal, weighing about
three handled pounds, ia attached to one
end, a small ooo at the other, lens than
half its weight. Sot in ench of these
wheels are three concave chisels, and one
ol which does the work of planing the
luct, while tbo others do all the work ol
the bottom of the shoe sole. 1 he block
of wood is tlu>n finuly fastened toe neat
frame, with two handles upon (he outaide
with the pattern of the shoe sole
scoured upon tho Uwor edge of ti e Irsmc
holdii.g tho blook. The first operative
then presses the block au&inst the wheal.
when the bottom of the shoe-sole is in?
stantty complete!. The block is 'thrown
upon the fuble, and takes up b/ ths op
^rative at thtf opposite end of the shaft,
placed in the frame, *"i?h the pattern ot
the top, see tired in like in nner to the
lower edjee of the frame, and then press
ed against ths second wheel, when thr
mechanical work of the bottom and top
ia finished. It is then thrown off to an
other wheel, where the edges ere round
ed off, and parsed 'where the last is confined
to thr shoe-sole, whore it recei*. i
its form and shape, as we aee them, li I
is then transferred over to another sniul
wheel, whtre the grove is made, around
which iw ta-'ked the leather. At th a
tabic the; arc numbered, and distribute*,
to the several compartments, handi-OtucU
corded np, ready for box is v.
nj manner act an cUiga to the f< et either.
TW locomotion of the Wiurer .?. an euay
ami graceful aa if the' fimut h< mloek con?
UitutcJ the ground foundation. (>1 their-lie (
CPfcotv there is no douM", owing to the high |
price* of ?>le leather and the ditfirul y ot >
obtaining it, even if our 'tanneries could '
supply the Vfct demand. It u eets n want i
arhiili ii ininorilivA m?I ^
?r ?! < liVIIIU 111*1. IJlllfT- (
wise bo supplied mid hence Messrs HoMEK, .
Pnoi.K A Co , dcMrve the thank* and j r.t '
ronagc of the shoeless public for tlicir cn 1
trgj and efforts. If there ia one who
ifoubte their subserviency to the pnrj>o?c?
>f this great invention, we would advise ? i
irial of th.?e wooden f lea. It ia twin th t (
(^y nre a little more clamorous than the '
leather shoe, hut notwithst anding, an h on ,
pst man need not fear to wear them. The t
noctivigant or evil intrnr might have s"ir.o ]
Rcruplca about their adaptation to hi* pur
suit, no other can or need hesitate to teat j
their excellencies. I
\V^ !irA irlflH ?A raws..* " **
?. w ..jnHH, inn an inn anficnTii.n,
incidental to setting nrw machinery
into operation. h.?ve I-opw over come by
the skill and ingenuity of the inventor,
and that they arc now | re pa re-1 to meet (
nil orders which way be forwarded to |
ihe con.pany. I
l-ar^e trders havo i.lready be<n filled,!
and shipped for distant market*. Also
ardors nto still on file, which will I# immediately
tilled. IIunurcda nf paiifl have
been Bold at the Factoiy, and ar? in constant
use throughout the District. The
[irice $2 5'J.
r % M
We notice another anothor thin^(
Mr. I'uoio iit now preparing anew puttern | I
. I a mach neater Hppearanee than tho?c I
nMiiutiictnrcd, pnrliculiirly lor white |>e??' 1
ile. 'J lie bottom* will ho narrower, (u n ! j
td in Intnditotiic shupc, and hot tea h wptid |
t the loot ol the white population. We t
ha.I havo a pair of thin rjuality sent us in '
^ few days, when wo ?hall hr gratified 10
how them to any one who has the euii- (
wity to ioe them. r- { |
HHHfcSMimSi ? *
C- I
One ot the partner*, Mr P.*.!*, pvc.?
ns ?avcrul interesting particular* of the or
igin of this Machine. It requires Iron.
1U00 to 1200 feet' sweet an<l black gun
timber, to fiMutsh blocks tor one day
The logs arc aaaod at the Hivingavil ?
Company Mill in long slata. and taken to
a circular ?aw in the ahoe-aole nutnufucto
rj. and there ahaped to the variety of aise>.
u>nd.
WaaKo'earo that Mr. Poole in the inverter
of M.in useful machine. We are pleated
to know that he is realising prr?+
tion of having pnt it into operation. ^ lit*iperienc<*Mnd_ot>Hcrvutwin
will of eour.-?
upgert improvements and its profits enable
hint to extend ita usefuln * * through
out the Confederacy. 'I be well known
business habits n| all the gentlvipcn con
nectcd with the enterprise, in a guarantor
ihat every thing will'bo done; to give, tin
public the fall benefit of'its working cnj?a
i'JOf
the ntility of thene shoes we wou'd
observe from conversation with these wh?
nre wcatfhg tlutn, thai in point of oouif?rt.
lightness and durability, they are equal to
the best styles of heavy shoe*. Int| enetrwbh)
to v^atet and co'd, they k??cp the p?
dal extremities uniformly warm, being it. i
no way subject to the t munition, beat unit
ncld we feel from espneurv tothnfire a Hon
within or without doom Thev do not m
Died, at Stanton Hcapital, near "Wash
tn?t??n CSty, on the 2uth ft" June, 18U4, o
around itccived oi the bottle of Coli
tloibor, aotli may, JOHN It SaNDi?I*S
.tveuuJ sun ut Dot re I Sunder*, Krq., of Col
lotun District, 8. O., ageo 28 yours, a iiwui
bar of thu 4th South Carolina Cavalry.,
vi'o h^pcrmi"t -d to ?eu our loved onai
)nicj from oorth, to minister t?a them on
i bey da|4?rt, to driuk in and treasure u|
:K?ir iaat.vorUs, and, finally, to eutoml
them, and to visit and beautify tbair las
earthly resting place; these are bler*s<
'privilege.*, and' smooth the rough corner
.lflh.lt - ?' : 'L
?u?n wmcn ever follows 11
thi wake of I>cath. If Dwth, under tb<
mast oh ering light we-can view him
brings grief, iww intensified, how agonia
ing to s ftjmii y unit be thai grief whicl
Mpringa from ihe death of a loved oue ii
exile.
joqn b. 8aNI>RRR, after twenty on
days of suffering, di d among eueniiett am
arranger*?tar away from bis houie am
kindred No love lit eyes were there t
cheer him ; no sweet familiar voice whisp
Ared hope ; no gentle hand wiped away thi
death dew ftoiu his forehead, nor cloeei
Lin eyes when he yielded up his spirit t<
the Clod who gave it. Faraway iroiu witi
and chi dren, parent*, sisters and brother
?alone in hu agony, thia brave aoldie
passed aw y.
The nniue, the acts, the virtues of sacl
a man abouid be recorded ; ami tlmse win
knew I.im will rank hitu high among th<
I ? -- -
pairima una iier'tng men ol tlna revolution
roeaeftacd of high social virtues. modesty
warmth or heart, and great firmness o
character, he made friends everywhere
'I hough young, he had already made-liii
utark, tiiJ bid fair for a brilliant future
In (he Legislative ha Luf his Stale, in (hi
camp and on the halfe field, uo aian hai
served this young Confederacy more seat
ousiy and un>eifi?hly than he His tola
abnegation of self is atu-Mi-d by acts with
nut number Hu responded to (he firs
battle cry ; and with other brave spirit!
trout hta District, fought through the glo
riouM tiiMt M unassa* ami the leader engage
incuts which immediately followed it
Ueachiug that year with shattered health
?alter havinir a**iit*i< in ?.!?# ? *t?- 45~
n ? r ??? ?' '
atate of glory upon his country * escuthroi
? he c??u d m>t be induced, eeeit l?y uiedt
? I advisers, to with draw from the army
rnd seek a pomi ion lean trying-to an itu
paired constitution. No 1 the rank* Wat
u\* place, and hie deaire to light to the bit
ter end
Unambitious of honor for himself, hr re
Jused all advancement ; and frequently hai
he aald to the writer ut thia feeide tribute
"I hero no attihition higher than my ceun
try's Irred.itt,; I aeak no greater prtvilcgt
titan, aide hv at-Je with my couirudea, t.
raise hty arm* in her lelcnoo i' J he d j
b '.fore the buttle which caused his death
he wrote to hta Lithcr : 'i'lio enciuy at<
udruiicing slowly, and we are anatons l?
in ret them. You know I was an x tone fi
^et where there Was ti*citi*mn?t. and
I am at (he riuht place Mxy (iimI holj
in lei.fli our rncinii'S euch a lerMin a* ihei
m?\? no cr had before.' iic went u.t>
rhu* fight, and in tlie hottest ot the en
^Hi?eiiK-ni, witn i pldtvd ewoH ?nd abouri
"I victory nu hid lijm, lie fell lar ill il ?
:>attie'ii Ironc. 'Alter the contest, and win n
?r wounded were being removed, occur*
ui an incident wurilij.tf be placed mi ,rc
cord, as ftfttwting how beautifully l> the
*?t the unaciti.-liiii-sa ol hi- trharnotei
(doomed out. Some ol hi* couirad s watt
hearing Iti>> off, when * e-ju id of the a.n
my's cavalry were iH*cn nppro.iohing
'1 lie <juck eye ol Sa>i?lem iaw (liat the*
would all he captured it they jiersisrrd ?n
t ying to bear liiin off. wlun- U'i Mie iin- er
d ihey might cacapo .\lu??>*t in tones ol
cmiinianil. lie sail: * * J ??*\j ui me down
and tun lor your lirce ; I nm wounded
ami of little use to any one?Hie cocntrv
need* your nerwees!' Willi eorrowHic
in art - tlicy lelt him, and he beuaiuc a pri*<
;ii??r.
Save (hat he wm wi.ui.d?il and a prtso
ner, 1.0 further intelligence reached hiI'nuiiy.
For n>dii time hia tale
-In lined in my-tcrv then came tiding
which revived hope ?n their nrea*t* ; hut,
recently, a letter from the *eue of hia ant
tenupi dashed t Hut cup trout their lip? and
>ut)tii itutrd tor it one ot wot in wood unl gull
?/ie was dead. gone. perfected through
suffering, to Heaven.
'1 tin announcement ot hi* drrrli comes
wit it appalling force upon hi* family. bruising
their hearts, and creating a mi 1 never
to he filled on earth. \\ c cannot mitigate
the agony which so deep a griuf create* ;
hut we deeply *y tit put line with them, a> d
Romniit theui to lite keeping of rh <t inurci
fu Father, w'lio alone can lie.il the hear: h
wounds. *
Tliey h ive one consoUt:hi life i is
l ooo a. glorious one, n i hi* ceath i* a
a miiuiont upon who c unspotted tr t *uereeding
generations t. ay re *lnt conati
lutes true greatness, unu loarn to emulate
to beautiful an example.
A Kuif.n n.
notf.? Young Sandeis went to Virginia
with a twenty day turh.u $h in his pockft,
which he wou <1 Mot use alter he le .rnud
Ilia company wan ordered off, and two exBmpfinmt
in hia pocket whcit le went iuto
ilie light. In coniectinn with thi< ohitu
try we append the following lett< r it* ap
pmpnntc to the sulj.ft: Oct 28, 181)4
Air. Hii rill Sitm/er*: My DKARfjltt :
Allow mo to offer my heartfelt condolence
and sympathy to you and your* in
the .-ad bercuveuienf and loss you havo all
mstaiiicd in (he dfath of ao fine and promising
a yon no mail a* your n-?n. War,
with it* desolating hand, has ?hrust in its
?.eklo of death and reaped into its harvest
mjnv a promising sou of South C rolioa;
nod standing prominent anon g them w,?the
na. c of'John It. Sand Kits. Men of
high standing in the halls of our I.egis a
turc speak in the warmest terras of the intellect
of him wiio now lies loirod in the
land of strangers, an' miny of them from
Charleston have told mo tlrat time alone
was wanted to expand Ins intellect and
iiinke him one ot Carolina's brightest jew
ols. Hut, he is gone; may the sod real
lightly on Ins manly form ilia loss to von
ill is his eternal ga t?; ami you have tho
Bonsolation of k no win he died a christian.
I L - 1.:... li . i J
i ?tn:n mill well, i n n :u* I U'iy ill.U IIIUI1.
Ho iiio<l whore (if lie hu l chosen to) ho
iced mil Iimvo been; Iml his wa* a nu'ino
lint couUl mil stand alill aii'l see hi* ooun
ry hieedimr uml lorn, umj not contribute
tin miio to herdetoneo Like a true heart??l
j atnoi, he h?a Healed h e devotion to
u-r cause with K s h. ait'u blood M~j ?<ve
Mhii.-hty littler.ot ihr. I'liiverse comfort
uid console you in your ami uflliution, ia
he earnest wish and prayer ot ynura, ?i?h
nyh regard and eateatft. J. P. F
f t in ijiiMTi ljipTy;ww&
. I Mit. KuiroB: Wit lout'liis knowledge
r l.icutehtnt IIaRhISON Floyd, pf tho 18?l
* Regiment, O. V., is rcspectiuily nom'
inatcd as the very man lot the office o
8ber (T of Spartanburg District, noBnracm
by it he resignation of A. Winoo, Esq.
> Lieut, Floyd is a young man of spotlcs
8 o Hereof 6s, and is everty trespeet waHqaak
tb discharge tho duties cticuuibon
I upon jx Sheriff. At tho comnienejoion
I el ^re War, bo nobly volunteered to bntth
" toy the rights and liberties of his country
" and now carries about hitn the high-at ev|
idenoe?an "armies* sleeve" that he is i
i. brave and gallant soldier. Spartanburj
i Distriet would certainly honor herself it
' electing her patriotio, wounded son to lli<
office named..
e
\ Fathers, mothers and your.g ladies o
1 Spartanburg: Lieutenant Floyd hay loa
0 an arm in your cause, in nobly battling t<
^ aare you, and his bleeding Country fron
1 degredation and ruin, now show your big!
9 appreciation tor his gallant services. Yot
a will but honor yourselves in thus honorinj
; the brare. M ANY FRIENDS.
From Caeorgtu. 1
Augusta, Not. 21.?A raiding part;
' vof the enemy tapped the Central Ratlruat
at Griswoldviile at three o'clock Sundaj
f aftsrnon. A luu.bcr train Was capture*
I' and destroyed. Nothing slss is knssn sx
* cept that heavy firing was heard thsre i
f>-w hours afterwards. Tbs movement o;
. Sherman upon Macon was siuiply a fein
< for the purpose of concentrating our foroci
- there. The mid upon the Central ltoai
1 is fur the purpose of keeping them there
t whilst the wludc tore* of the enemy movti
, upoa end capture* Augusta or Savannahj
Slicimen did not advance his infantn
further down the Macon & Western lloat
than (JrifBn. but his cavalry came a* fir ai
't Hrowusville. He has crossed the Ouinul,
gee with his infantry, and that line neni
Ind an Springs, and the whole force of tin
' enemy is moving in tLia direction. Then
advance was three miles from Union Poin
at 11 o'clock this morning.
Savannah, Nov. 19.?The encmy'i
advance was at V.'allafio, eicht miles Iron
\ Milledgrrille, this tr.ornin??. This Inforu
ation coini" Ircn the President of tlx
, Central K.iilioad. Another column at,
j tempted to cr.ise the Ma<*oo and Western
, Ha-lmad at Forsyth. g"io^ Southeast, hul
t t are rtported to have been repulsed.
; | H.* VAVNAII, No*. 10?liATKB.?Mr. H
j II. ujler, l'rcmd.ut of the Central Hail
? road, trlejjtaph* irnm Mumn tj?at the enr
nut's cavalry blunt Motwicellu and Hitl>j
lorn' yesterday, and w?-rr nine in lrjn
r the <jri?wol utile station, on the ("enti.i
i iludruad, laat flight.
? .
??9 ?<? ??
, Sherman's path le?d? him irotu Atlanli
> to Macon. 108; Macon to Savannah, 190
1 Atlanta to Augusta, 171 ; Aup'vata to Savannah.
182 ; Augusta to Charlca'on, 187
Atlanr^ to I jnejftrarf* VnT. 330.
A Aoitbern paper repmt us having 30,
| Out* men at Florence, Alabama.
J The Chicago Journal says a i'urloughei
fu *it of Sherman's staff eta'c* that lie hai
i.p n ordered when liis Iran cxp'roto tej.
i i i..'s eoy?mai;d at Suraunah.
1 he Tim -" contains i rc? rt of Soid#
I -pifscu '?n .Uomlay. lie sayj
ihc war must continue noli! w? or lliot
, give up the oonflict. lie wants no arms
I tice, no cessation oi Inutilities; no negoliiT|
turns wilh rebels in arms. *He charasterI
izes the Pciuocruts ns a pussillanimou.t
faction u.iijority*of the North.
, The New Yurie Congressional deloga
lion stands lI'J Union, and 1) demoer.i s.
I Fernando Wood beats Hj-ooks 111! Vjtes.*
The World claims Lincoln's rc-elt'Ctioii",
-) claiming, however, New York, Kentucky.
Net* Jersey and Missouri for McClcllan
The Tribune claims only JOl) majority in
New York. ,
There is one charge against General Far
ly?relerred to l?y a correspondent of the
C iarlottetvillc Chr niicle?that of intern?
peraocc?which t.ie editor ol the Chronicle
has inquired.into, and is entirely satisfied
that it is untrue, and it affords hibi pleasure
to emphatic illy deny it.
It id reported thai the Tallahassee en?
; to re. I tliu Delaware break water on the 3d.
j and den r >yo ! several vessels at anchor;
' then afterwards landed at L iwis, Delnwa 'O,
at.d robbed the poojiio o! a large amount
of pr. pert)*. Tour vessels of war nre now
; n pursuit of (lie Tallahassee.
Tlic J >a hi more American contains the
latest returns from New York. Tlic telograph
says the Tribune claims for Lincoln
all the New Haglaud States, Pennsylvania,
elawure, New York, Maryland, Ohio, Indiana,
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Min?
i.,-. ..-.i ? - -
?"na niri ?'l IUIUI
| ot 190 electoral rotes
. NOTICE.
rilllK Machinery ?tJ M. IM)ST will not be
I Hold at the tune mentioned.
No* ^4 80 If
-.lunieH
B Alt Libit and llAlil CC l i bit. Will b?
lotnid at all timet over Col. Shiver's Store
ready to nerve the public in lits line, and on
reasonable terms. Oir?. Imu u cull.
Hot. 24 3d If
LOST,"
/ \ v ti.i. ....... .u. .......
u tliis place, a I.men Cambric, Hemstitch
ll.i.VKbKClllfciK, with initial* E. A. W? euibronl.
red in ui? cornor. Tuc tinder will be
rewarded by leaving it nt thu oliice.
Nov .4 8U U
^ . _
Enrolling Office,
Spa rt aw nt'tto, 8. C., Novpn bur *1, USG4.
PC It Si* ANT to or.iem received at this office
all 1'ernoi a detailed in this District, si-o
it.t tliose wbo have be n recommended for
Light Duty by il B >ard vt Colmnbia w II
p lo v > t* at tins iffiSe ?mTCffri.l VT the 9Shh
instant, tor tlie purpose of being oiganised in
to a company.
J II. MAI18J1ALL.
Lieut, and Enrolling Officer.
| Kav si no It
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, b.V*?TA>'BUIwr DISTH&pT.
_ Office Court v( ?foenerd| (BeeeUns Jjg| CoMMt "
f Vlemt
T J. JJ. T0tl'*8o\ Clerk tf Seta 0eaH
X) *n pursuaj.ieof IH-* direction* ef tike Act
oft he Legislature in such esse made and pros
Tided, do hereby give public notice tbnl mn
election for SherlJ for ttpurtnnburg L>t?trict
"* <ihe present incuml>e.?t baring rrtipfdj wiTf
t he hold on TUBSDAt. the sixth def if lffe
" CEMHKtl nest, at the tu'ial places of ele??ie?,
' throughout the Mid Diatritd.
e Wirueoo my h?ud at Spartanburg Cetirt
House. tbia2nd iky of November, 1854.
J. B. TOLLEMON. C. C. P., 4 0.8. <
- _Not ? '<7 6*
SHERIFF'S TALK'S.
? T WILL sell before (be C< Vt Houy door i
, 1 oi*Sales'ay in DBCBhfBEt?-?es,? tout,
140 Acres of land more or less, ' aHualed hf0
tweeu North end Middle Tyg.r Hire."?, divining
lends of Col 8. N Kvins, David An demon,
t and others. Sold as the real eat el of
"P. Tenner, deceesed, for partition end d? *iot
ion.
TEUMS.?A credit of 12 months, im.<**?at
from date, purchaser giving bond ^nd g?. ^
) security end e mortgage of the premises J * ,
deemed necessary to the Ordinary to secure
1 the pnymont of the purchase money. Novera1
her 14, 1804. ?
J. B. TOLLESON, C C. P. <
? and acting Sheriff.
Not 17 29 2t ,
To the Voters of FparUatarg. '
* Fklt.ow Citizens: Mjr name having ^
1 been presented to you ana Candidate fur (
j the office of Sheriff. I take this method
j ??F accepting the nomination. 1 Ijnva lived |
iu your midst fur-over 45 ycars; You all j
* know me. You all I^ow my merits and |
? claims, and your dicixioo in the matter
f will be satisfactory to tne. This is the
I first time I havt: ever asked a favor of the
kind at tLe hands of ray fellow citisens
Yi ur votes will be gratefully received, and
' if elected, 1 will do my best to serve you
, properly.
i Very Respectfully,
j ALEX. J. W. LAND.
r To (be Voters of Spartanburg.
1 Fr i.i ow CITTZI.NB : My dm me has been
i announced by my friends as a Candidate
. .IdT Sheriff of your DialriIt. 1 regret exceedingly
that it is out of ray p>wer to'ehsrt
you personally; for this, however, 1
' trust the patriotic voters of Spe'tanburg
r will excuse.me tshett they know that I am
i serving ihem it; the field. On tlieGth day
n| December nrvf \nn will La J
j ? ? ?yp |
to choose a She?iff for the next f<>n? y?ai? |
1 I hope th people will po to the jolts .-*1
vote impartially. I nin rowdy to rulutit to j
tour choice, though at the saute time would 4
thunkfol'y receive your support at the
ballot tox. <
Very respectfully,
. Your obedient servant.
V W. FARROW. J
To the Voters of Spartanburg
11 a* my been ann< nncrd as a Candidate
for the office ol Himff. made vacant l-\
he re-ijrn:.t en of it- late wnfhy*mcmn
1 nt. i cannot withhold my content te en
t th?- field It i* t:ii" that i am a yoyoy
in in. hut wini; to in disabled condition
t? r field service, 1 flatter myself that I
1 nmy be of seme u*c to 'lis District and
} Country in the position to. which 1 aspire.
It is net for the purpose ol nrnidiii^ the
j tcpoiisihiiiiirs of the "Tented Field" I
iuik y ******aU 2i at??
c r ed in my taxe in the opii ?mi n por-nanant,
physical disability. to petthrm a so
dirr's duty. Tliue situatSi 1 putv not in
i sp? k the responsible jswitinn. My chnnn-l
ter and qualifications are too well known j
bcimr a mtivc of the D>triet to rcoor., ? I
woid ol explanation. I I ritdied y-n I
in nitcrc* , w.th 3011 deeply inter*)*! c-l ir C
1 rlie inMics m.w pending fr..u> ihe w.*r in
. progress. I sdudl ever iruuin s?i h ywi '
.hiJ share thai weal or vroe wlneh our uii- ,
developed destiny uia) etmtain. To nay ,
that i will feel de ep?y p. :>trfivl lor yoni I ?
nitci in miprrfliiuUi*. My c*?7*p*iitorn are t
.ill honorable men. 11 rilkcr ss wxcled ,
r l?r this office in place of mysu.f, he neurit
i Mill how most humbly to your rhoiec nr
I believe that the popular votrc ? ever o.
| the side of 1 Tght. ,
Very icsj eellellj,
11. J. l>AN!KL4i| ,
__i .m
? f
To (lie Voters of Spar; an I* ar?. ?
" hav? offered myself a* a candidate fyi <
1 JL Sheriff ol your District, oa tl?e office
!,> ii >\r vacant and you? are called *to '
select a snitahle porj} i> to fill miuI t?ik???.
I lav 111/ heretofore served one term .of lour '
' year*, i feel justified in saying that I am ,1
well acquainted with the duties uppcrtnmnig
thereto, "and letl confident nt my *)>} j
I ities to discharge the sane. 6h?.ul<l it be
jour pleasure to sefetfl- nie as the favored 1
aspirant from the umny that hare ofTcml
themselves tor the baqjc position. At or
near ilie commencement of thin long p o
tractcd war, ?i served as air officer in the j
1 'till Kegicuenf, S. C V., bm owing io
inj heuUh and physical disability a* as
; serted by ih* eer jficate of the Surgeon
of the. Regiment, f resigned tuy office, am!
.returned home to recrwiljny health, since
then! havo i-erred as Colonel of the 3t#h i
llegnut-nt in aeo>rdanao with ?hc wish of (
many friends, ami again hare met with t
every call made ujxw .me by jhe Con fed i
| erato States, and hare been examined ro- t
| poutaiy oy a competent bo.mi ot'physi-J I
ciam in '.'ohunbta, ? <id have been pro- ' ?
noun ccd unfit (or field doty, and w is as- ; r
signed to Iij^ht doty?first as CJcr* iu 2
Maj. Cantey's office in Columbia, and lrom <
there translerred to the position J iiuw f
hold as Coiiiumm ry or I'uicha-uug Agent,
which office lorbtds me . cut; voting the ?
District, and Trailing the c tizens (berool. a
These tacts uro stated as the question t
may arise, why aui I not in the field as
a soldier? ]
I hope my reasons given will prov* - <1
' satisfactory to atl as 1 have oven been
' willing to a. rre uiy C untry or District ' t
in any capacity when called upon, and t
that I was able to pcrtbim, being pmooan
ccd so> many times as unfit tor fidd service t
1 now offer to serve nay Country ?ird State, d
as Sheriff, believing i ean be oi unite service
in f>uch nu office, than I can be in the s
office 1 miu now assigned to till, but it k?'
lor you Fellow Citizens ami Friend* to mj. *
If it is your pleasure to think otherwise 1
and select some other favored friend most
cheerfully will I acquiesce in your views. ; ti
Sh .uId I bo the tuvored one, I will mn*t k
tsilhlully serve you and discharge th d ? h
tics of the offi. e to the utmost <>l my n il y
and I hope to your perftc satisfaction. I d
With kind thanks tor many past T*- *.l
vors frons you, I beg le?vo reepoeilully U
to a?k a cohtiuuanee of the same.
J. RUPLS POOLK. *
Spartanburg, Nov. 20, 1864.
apjV* war.
j^?as^r?v
DtiteuMuK, A. IX C? *r r
it. 'J be cotntrai?di?ff ttftwV|
Corf?)>a?iea will iuwcai^tclr ittwWpw
Hiben of ikeir rMPMUtt i nipwli^iii^
well aiail perawM wttkiw tbw iwtiw
menu 10 ?i?ion inejr tMMy and vlwtef#
not been earettr.d, bat ?k* aha fiaKira*
dutj brjtHKf the itorto af Alll IHdkyblfr
ta ?>?ea)bl? at 'be most wwWiMn^ J
k? bo lino of railroads, pnppaLd # jrib:ecd
otice to Hatnbprg.
ill. i'bc iroopa will prorixie tk*a?aJ?W
wii b havei.^arfcs r1 !*w: .
ind such ??ipj lic? of cloOuag and mMm
itensils us are .ndispeosaUefbr ibair aag^
ort in the field, w about rn?1isriM|
hcu*elvts with aueh arsiatw a* are Mr
kbsolutclv niC*>Hutry. " V:
IV. tfomnaav oS;Mri mh I
muc certificate* lor ir^ttpoTtiliwi .
sera of their respective fcrnaiaJh A
V. The pcreons liableto thin amf^aat . .
ill pennons between-the agce efwiMaMMB icTcntMD
year*, and all pwimiiMMk *
tevenieen and fifty years of ag* vho'fiiix.mpt
I rum. Confederate rcrvice, kt tH(|ii
c. not exempt bj the he* of tibia ttMh
Irom Si ate service, which luelwde^ i !!
jthcr utaKsee,-4all bonded afcricol twists tHbe
tare hern exempted by*Coofederate antherty
as owner and manager of their - own !V
plantations. ? VI.
Companies convenient to TTeMwrtg
will aelrvt their own means ot transports
ion to that point.
VII. The commanding offioera efanegi
ncnts, and all general officers,* an well an
lie officers commanding these companies,
..i,- ??i ? i- : ?
o vuHi^ui Kim iiiu iiiiHlttllXI UMMWI
iih*M orders without ,1'urtlier notice.
VIII The "Battalion of State Ckittt"
in i jjie rnu, nniia ofltanpuc.rrd ialiirtrr
I l?,.i:a;.d?d Vy CSptul^r Frederick atrd
I'* rcivai, will hold themselves ia fwliraa .
o take th'e field at the shortest notice.
IX. 1 he (Jorernar and (.'omniMa4*?r-in*
Ihief' enjoins, as a amtter ol" the i tai
iiiportaiice U> thr pah! a drfeuco. t|w
iioinpt exrcu ion ol" these orders, and the
iwriuUlin^.' of the troops at the petal dainflated
without delay.
Jlj command: *
A C. GAKMXGT(>5r- T
Adj'r and inspector tJvaer.il S. Cv
Xoe _4 % 30 . ' It'
Bg5u 1'spc s ol' die State pwidtah one
? VC?t.
* ^
STITB OI' Koti ru CdMLlSAe
' orrit'&
Coi.tJiiiM, Not. 2. 1841.
IKNKRAl. ORDERS NO. 14. *
I 'I ho coinuiatidtn^ officer* of ccmjM?
nie* or^t.iized under order* fmui tbi?
illice for urvicc beyond their hi.'itrtet*,
rill forthwith retaru to ihi* office fall Both
I their reaped ire coiupunie*. inclndinjc
i... .? ?. - i ? ? * ?
in- ii.i"nn i |'ci^i^iiHn<) iutr upon anoe*?
<k the rolls eiucc their original or^ntiiaa?
:*Nl. ? '
fl. h'rner^l and field olucrm baring in
tn-ir tii^ KwlU above epicifieii
ft): *l'? in.tie r? turim ol the anme.
(II l*i fx-ui* who are iiiihh to aenHc*
ti c<mt>Hine*, ai'djjtlm have fnitcil to
p.-n tii.iir imiiu-s, the c-iuipmwea
h?lt r.> f.r'h red i.it . wrvitv sriH be arreal'?1.
c.iri ii-il into camp and tri? d by eonrta
Haiiiivj. in |^ii iuuio-c 11 the provisions of
he Act ol 'ho (irnor.nl Assembly. * '
l\r. (jonnral office rstrml the commandnjj
officers ol Itegimcuta will extend iheac
Kslers. " *
By command:
fW, ?- x in aiiM iveaiiu
y 'i,"? f V. V JiVI ft ^4*,
AHjt and iojp'etr tian. 8. IK
Official?
u. A. Ffoti*, A. A. G?a.
Not 18 28 ?
tOF i'a^ers atihc Stale enpj thr^c tuaaa.
si i*'b i unv
MU f u AiliVvrM
FOR THE COAST?DIVISON NO. I.
[COMMISSIONERS ol Rem** am*
ihe Town Authorities within the 4mtie
al Districts ol Pickens, Sjxirtsobrag.
ireet.ville, An 'eraon,'Union, York, Ofcener.
Laurens, Abbeville and Newberry will
or with summon all slaveholders vkbift
heir respective limits to deliver ONEI
ALF-/j) ot their slaves liable to. Road
lotj at the Railroad Depots nearest their
evidences on TU HSDA Y, (he Sltkhfof
voverub'-r next, to be trmnsaeshiC tor...
.wr?# a L"e
ortifioutiess.
II. Negroes deliarc?ndM0?e CbtrisK* &
m>u'U Carolina LLulroad will take a train
Inch Cave# Cbarlo'te at MP 'eUok *
u., on 29th. November,
f Those delivered on King's Monet si*
iailroad will tako the Passenger Tfaia
lown on same day. . j
t|M J.K- t
i iiimc ueuviTiN. on uraonviiM UHW
via lUiiciMd will tike a train ?fetch leavca
it?Mi?r.le at 3 o'clock a. m ., on SMMidsp*
Thoec delivered on Spxrtanbarg 6 Unau
Railroad will rake the l'vnnyt Hmm
lowo on sutneday.
Those delivered ?i laumi Railroad
rill take a train down on name dajt,
1 hose delivered on Hloe Ridge Rattrocd
rill t-k' a train which loaves W albatta at?
1 o'clock a. m. on acma day.
III. The amount of labor rfcyated em
his eall sa aiaty ((JO) days to aaafc Road
vaud. It poceiblo, *11 credit* will fea H'
aiis tad.
IV. Tho attention of CommMmmi'm.
rented to C;reaUr of 10th testate? Vpura
his office, and they sra tor
rard tko Hot urns called for *rtkft dtfey
r n. tommm?
Agent of 8tato of Sooth C*(ditoOct
27 20 4k
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