The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, October 20, 1864, Image 3
-r Vb (SatsKna Spartan.
aVABitTiJScT??, <
Viandfey, October SO, 1MM.
VM friends of Colonel J. B. TOLLKSON \
YW|M<*folly announce him as a candidate Tor 1
Te-elocllon as Clerk or (he Court, for Bparlan
kaif District,
CwtaMltal?ai?t'H Of P<Mr?>
The following gentlemen were* elected
Commissioners of Poor at the last election : 1
J. B. Cleveland, O. II. Moss, Oak '
i*aw> FoSTKRy j. q. lanluim, j. v.
Caldwell.
The Peopie'a 4'oav?nilon.
adopt with tuuch pleasure the auj<- |
feat ion ol the Courier that a Conveutiou ]
hould be called-in November next. ;
We ace bj no means ao tenacious of the
honor of inaugurating lho~ movement as to
op pore any obstructions to such a eonven tion.
Our purpose if poaeible. is to disen {
thrall the Htate from a condition of things (
aa ruinous, as uupatriutlo, in re^arcl to
prices. Let the .different districts of our
8tate act promptly and energetically it the
Blatter and our wor t for it, tlie old irun
district, will lift bcr voice of approval.
Leclarai lor tlie Hospital.
With a view to gratify the literary taste 1
of our commuuity and ut the same time
~ > increase the funds of the Ladies' Hospital
of our town, it is proposed to have s series
?... 'of Lectures delivcied, which is hoped may
oleosant and nmRnKlo
Acting upon*this suggestion, the Ladies
hating chargo .of tho Hospital, take plea
ore in stating that Prof. J. 11. Carlisle*
Bet. A. M. Shipp, D. D, Rev. White
Ibord Smith, D. P., Ber. A..."Pickens
Smith, Prof. AY. DuPre, Pres. W. K
'Blake and Prof. Henderson, have ounsentftd
to deliver Lectures fo{ the benefit ofl'
the Hospital, aud they hope, also, to be
able procure, perhujfS, others from u
dia'anoo.
It is proposed to have a Lecture on
every Wednesday evening, commencing
on next WEDNESDAY., tho 2Gth inst
The charge for sa.nission will be $2 00,
and to avoid tho expense of tickets, the
money will be received at the door. It is
hoped that the object will meet with the
approval and support, not only of those who
expect to enjoy the literary treat thus to
be afforded our coiutmitiity, but also of all
r who are willing to contribute to the coinfort
and welfare of our sick and wouuded
soldiers,
Bojce'a Lellrr.
The letter of this .Representative froui
the State baa produced a popular clamor
of l?? .ordinary significance. We will uot
attempt to uuuly zed it. Varioureflnrtu have
been made to cxpoee lt? fallacies and to dea
troy ita cdfect by allowing the uutciiability
i of his grounds, the inexpediency of his
suggestions, and the unfitness and injudiciousness
of its n.odo and manner of
presentation. We have a very high opin?
ion, long ago formed, of the ability, anguci
'ty, and statesmanship of tlrs distinguished
representative and hence are very reluc
taut to attaiu fhe conclusion, thai us a pro
ductioo, it is far short of that lofty itand
ard, by which his former contributions to
the political history of the country is to be
judged. ' That it possess weight, Loth phi
losoubicnl and locieal. i?
?r- - O ? ? 1 J
true, aud therefore entitled t? a fair uu v
i . .
unimpassloned criticism. We are astonished,
however, that those who have a.ssutned
the leadership in this nutter have
so far ignored the argument while the}
have conbated tbe effect. Wc cannot sav
that Mr. Boyco advocates reconstruction, ,
that we regard as a physical and moral iiupossibility.
To him we ean ascribe no!
such impropriety. It is true, ho^sve ,
that his views like leaven, are diffusing
themselves imperceptibility through the
popular mind and produciug such results
as the nrticlo was not intended'to evoke.
By many it is regarded as an absolute uu
conditional overture of peace inplytng a
surrender of principle and iguoring all ctfusions
of blood and treasure. So fur it is
uu fortunate. No such deductiou can be
made from any thing that we remember,
lie is for peace upon the principles of
States Rights?for pearc in a mode unconstitutional
and therefore not to bu.tolcruted
V .i ? r ? -i- - '
li'ji us not iqrgt i me past stiV.Ccs ot this
ble reprenscntutiva, however, and for u (
single error eongign him to i>olitical oblivion.
Towards him wo arc di?pose?l to exercise
charity, and therefore await the d?-Weh
prncnts of those sitting ill judgment
upon his extraordinary letter
- ?T'octor,
looking learned, speaking slow :
"Well, manner, what tooth you want extracted?
is it a moler or ati incisor Lack, m
0 short and sharp: "It isiii the upper tier,
on the larboard side, hear a hand jou swab,
for it ia npping niy juw like a lobster."
uenoral CMiermnn is very tiuthlully do
. scribed as u "mail who lias u gaunt loek
about liinr?mil'he got bungiy when a
bey nnd never got over it. A nervou* 1
man, never quiet, palling his vrhiskeisor
buttoning his coat, or twisting u string, 01
rubbing a linger.
Tho uioral and npprchcnsivo nature of
girls is ukr<j rupidly developed than the
mind of boys, as satellites move quicker I
^ than planets, or as flowers bloom sooner in |
va.leys thuti on mountains.
II V M EN E AIT. I
Mahhi?.i> lij Rev. John 8 Ezell, en Sundi) |
moinjng last.* Mil. A tali, I'll US (tOSSKTT
to MISS I>1 A DAM A 1'AKIS, all of Spartan '
^ fcurg District. I
Married on Ike J8th September Inst, by tin
Ecv. J. 8. Ezell. Mil. CALEB CARTEL, l< (
MISS MARY BELCHER. |
On the link September Inst, by EUas V all.
Eaq , MR. W. J. HIHTE. to MRS. EAEAU 4
MrD^WELL. all of Hii District. <
' OUH, HONORED DK\D.
It U our id jurtilul duty to add the name
>f another youthful hero to the Carolina
Roll ol.Honor!
liotyAKD Simpson lioiio, younger sen
)f Simpson and Aanry .11. Hebo, wan born I
n Spartanburg 8. C., September 24?
1840, and w?? ins'antly killed :n the Peep
llottoiu engagement, Va., August 10,
1864.
Ou? young Iriend wn* by nature, modest
m.d retiring in his uianuers', but tboae who
were thrown iuto more intimate amooiation
with him, could iicc that ho possessed un
usual energy and nobleurps of character,
lie oarried into manhood, to an uncommon
degree, Hie innocence etui uatuial?e;w of ,
boyhood, lie was domestic and simple in
his tastes and pleasures, and unselfish in
his impulse* and character, lie was uf
ffectionale and obedient in the circle of
home, and respectful and docile to ull who
hud, by reasou of office or age any right
to control him. As soon as the country
called on those of his age, he prepared to
go into service cheerfully yet thoughtfully.
He wus, ?.s usual, v;ry reserved in speaking
ot hia purposes and feelings, but those
who questioned hiui, found gratifying proof1
that he fully -ppptciated the solemn step
he was about to take. 11 ia new triula and
duties 1? camp, only strengthened and
tuude perjianent, the couvictious aad feelings
which hud teen gradually gaining
n l * ' 1
(NWKNiun ai ma ncart and lit#. lie
very soon, deliberately enrolled himself
among the followers of the Redeemer.
He sought " to take unto himself, the
whele ariuov" of the Chiistian soldier, and
entered with characteristic energy ou his
new life of obooienoe to his\Maker and
his country, lie attracted the attention
of his cemt ades and officers by his prompt'
iicas ubd efficiency ss u soldier, and they
Boon found the *' young recruit" was a rea|
accession to thsir strength. He <.t)t-r*d
tho service (company C 13th Regiment,
S. C. Volunteers) in ^day, and it is be |
Itevcd was not absent fr. iu his post for u
single day, even when a wound would
have well excused Itiin for a few days He
was hi several engagements <u all ot which
I.. L-.. ?-*?- - -
iw ka|<t pauu wiiu me veteran corj>? lo
which lie belonged. lle/ought lo refresh
and renew his apirituaI sir-ngih by prayer
and reading the \Vurd*oi l?od. His atfoc
tioua ncre kept pure e:.d ardent by full
aud l'retjueut it-it era to his luuiily. And
hia power* of endurance and action were
developed by promptly meeting, or even
anticipating every demand made on him
by an eventful campaign. Thus all parts
of his nulure^were being] disciplined lor u
strong and Christian manhood, when he
was suddenly stricken down. One of his
officers writing of him -says, "If it hud
ptauseJLbts IKaveuly Father t# spare hiim
he *ould have made a iiobie man." llui
ho wltoeo ?a)H and thoughts arc higher
than ours, has removed him hum our midst
With borrowing hearts, }ei with a hope of
reunion, we lay hiui "in ins early grave,
cousecialed by all thai n> dear to lite patriot
and Ch rial in 11,
Yousu Soldier! Rest! Tut Wautaue's
O'er.''
Ciiarliic S., hou oi M. S. ^nd C. V.
Baker. was born December 1st, IS 14, in
llum'tlton, Georgia, came to Spartanburg
111 1SG1, entered the Service ol his country, |
..a a volunteer, Septjcnil<? r 2i d, lSGl, made j
a prot'ession of religion and joined the ;
ftpiacapni ( liurcti in August 1803, and \
wms iiinamtly killed in the iVep jiotloui
engagement, Virginia, August ltilh 18(51.
I liouj.lt lett fullicrlea* in infancy, lie wan
cure fully educated by hi* mother, and
ttbuuld have entered College about the time
lie volunteered. The uttuck on Fort Sump
terlouud liiui at a northern school nurroumi
ed by the moat iavorab.e oircuiuMuucca,
ami by a circle ot devoted friend* and relit
liven, who offered hini every iiidurenirnt :
to remain. Jiut though little pant sixteen,
he *cciue>l to bccoum' a new spectator of h;a ,
country's life struggle. lie wmto to his
mother, that, "the South Would need all
Iter >ons mid lie would not Mm,." lie
joined his mother and sister in Spartan- '
burg, May, I SOI, and the army three
months later.
-'these are the main events in the history
of a young man. tl.e son hI Ins in it her
and she is a widow.* Although not a na" i
live if our district, he lifld attracted the
luv^and affection ol a QifcK* ot It lends who
sincerely inouru his early neat It. To
tlictu his suddeli death i* u peculiar afllic?
lion, in addit.on to the public lo.<^ which
is sustained by our auny, (which under
1'rovidence is our only hope) when such a
young soldier hills, in Ins armor and at his
post ?le was a young man ot' etroiurlv !
marked character, lie Vuh unusually gtenial
and livuiy iti his temperament am! I
maniiorH, i>nd rruunkuhly devoted to his j
u.other and lits mind was ready (
and eager in necking knowledge. Ilia let |
t era to liia I a inly und iiionda exhibited}
uiiuhuuI powers of observation and descrip !
tion for one no young mid gave nrotnisc of j
uselulucss on*1 success in alter file.
11 in service* in camp wore nil rendered ,
to the Kegiincnt which lie lirst joined (18th
S. ('. V., ! le(?owuii H Brignfe) and he bore
his part in all its sulleriiig* and achieve?
luents which have beeohin jiart rff the hislory
of this eventful war. lie was pecuiarly
fitted for some special an3 important
branches of the service, l crtile in cxpelicnts
and resources, nnd Bel."-reliant, he
'Hid qualities which (in tlir opinion of one
>f hi* superiors of hifjh i a;. Lj would luve I
prepared liiui to become <>uo- of life r.lOsI ,
Sicicnt bcoutu in tliu m : \ 1<W f.'e ttm
me of a group oi choice joung i^en* irhO j
*
formed a striking feature iu oouipuny C
and were ao element ot unusual promise
Soiue of them still survive to tread in th?
footsteps, and to cherish tho memory u
their fallen comrades What a tragedj
was crowded into a few lines when a despatch
saddpned our couiuiuiiity with tlx
announcement that Charlie liuker, llowuri
Bobo and Lemuel Mouruian were all killot
in a few minutes.
Tbe patriot will not pass the three pruvci
of tlieee young marly re ou the bauk oi ib<
Julucs without emotion. The cUritltm
will thanklully inscribe over them tin
blessed words so lull of Hope slid Trust.
'These all oieo in the Faith."
A Fill END.
i hi
ReionrcM %Mhc C'esslederatt
Miles.
We publifed 'fecodtly a brief extrac!
from a letter of John tj. Davis, of Indiana
taken from the Ijouisville Journal of tin
26th ult., in which he shows unusual in
teiligeucc as lu the ct|acitirs and resour
oca ot the Coui'odcrute States, lie say
i hut it the territory cant ^1' the MisAissipp
is ovorruu, and the grand armies ot tlx
South Ju. ced to unite, the great territory
West of the Mississippi will tike ut icusl
throe jo: h more to clear. Appropos t<
the subject of our capability to sustain tin
war aluio^t indefinitely, we copy the l'ol
lowing passage in reterenco to our aruii
supplies, war mat rial and men, liotu tin
ouriesponaeiibe o: the London Times, da
ted Columbia, S. 2th h September, ult
and obligingly furiiirhcti to us by the mu
thor iu advance ot its appearance iU lh<
Times:
1 here lies n distance'of over six hun
tired inila. ? ?!? ...
the Confederates have contrived thus la
to keep in tho field, livtvion them lli r
stretches country not easily rivaled ii
|Hjint ot fertility and power ol r?s urccs
a country, which, iu extent, equal* 11.
aiea ol the kingdom ol Prussia. Frun
tins region the uiaiti supplies have, lor on
year past, been furnished to these twi
great m ines, it is, tht rofora, not likely
tlint, with thia territory undiminished,art
u harvest much more" |rcrililul lliau ihu
ol last year, either the army or the peupli
will L?e in uoy way clubutjasMcd lor suj
plies. Kvcn wcie this not so, u pcrsuiin
knowledge ol the country yet uuiouche<
m resources in \ irgunw and feuneasei
enables me to say that it would be sufli
ctciit to Itcd the army of (leu. Lee, wlnli
tjv.li. Ilo d has at ins buck the >tatcs o
rioiica, Aianaiuii and M issi *sippi, ahum
freed iruui federal invasion. This re-101
is, in cxleu , eiju.1 to the kingdom o
Spain. l^ut suppose the Confe-Jeiutes vrer
driven from both Virginia und Georgia
ami in their lui-t rilny, either comjucrci
or dispersed in Houth or North Carolina
there is still the magnificent lion.uiii u
Texas, Louisiana, _A i kitnsas ami Missouri
ill extent, vaster tTian the Aust ian uion
arviiyi ami the kingdoms of Italy an
CrciOe combined, now likewise almost rn
ol the enemy, nn?l rapidly recovering it
losouigy; in ei.iwoly, seli-su*.* <i??
lb allien tlic t'onieueratc O .v. rumour i
laity determined to re pa r, should, what i
ijuitc improbable, its* forces be overwhein
cd east ol the Mississippi.
iu point of materials of vnr, the tin*
ernintut, in this respect, is very ? m imetic
and lias created foundries, .i.s< ii.i.- 11:1
uiii.s; irule ?l, beside.* iiuuki.hi-, mililai
ui*nulueiuriu? (i abliahmeuis all 11i:
out (lie Confederacy, there l? p*\v.iei mi.
at A UjiUS a III (ii'or^in, Which aioue is c ma
bie of supply icg I lie at in j ui i tuny Win
ever, iln-retore, *p-*uks ?l' exhaustion o
tliia wonaertul |ico|i : doe* not ki.ua (la
extent u! t ie remarkable resources yet a
uuiumand ot the ate and t ouh^Jer.tti
authorities, (lie vast stores id Cotton am
iol? ie^o yet intact entirely disregarded
Hut I tie most obvious daiij?er winch mm
threaten to weaken ilie military a.reuoui o
the Ooiitcduracy is the decrease in men
Tile drain up- u the population lias beet
UMTiou, anil i.i dally augment in;; ; iwi
liuuuri'd ihuusui (I victim!- aic cstim.itcd t<
have fallen in this luur }tm> struggle
ami everywhere cripples may he seen
whose lulu hodies lest ly tu ihe triglitl'i
carnage of the war mid the j> iter ol mod
eru jiiojoctilen ; anil, two great arm os an
maintained with tlrt.ichllKMlt.? ai d ji irriMfti,
in many places, which, il c-iliihiue 1, w.iu i
make a third. I hut tliia drain must even
tually he seriously le t, there cannot be i
lioutil, lite natural increase of |m>|.?iiiatn?i
under theao circumstance* has its limits
hut it may he urgucd, uflco'a the Northcri
lighting streiil^h a.ike with the i.onteder
ales, especially as there is now an ultima
total cci-mIioii ot emigration lroin ireiam
and < criiuiiy, the v.ilun: sons id thes
nations coining slowly to the convictioi
that it is better to keep lit'jundau hu<nl*l?
existence, than to Iced diatli in the Iron
tanks id l'ederal arm in, a't the cm;!
prize id glory and a lew woifliiesa ^r? ell
backs, Juiifiug lioiii the tlironaed ajs
pehr.ii.ee oi every i?-wii and Milage wii^n
trade still flout idirs, there seems to I
ahundanl tunteiiHl at hand, lor imnglin;
with invalids, strong, hardy men ..a1
evetywhere he melt with, ap^arinily, n
taurine occupation. Tins lac is madi
the oasis ol attack* auainst the far,m
incut ol Mr. Jhivis, who is '.iciMM'd of |.i
voritlsiu by the j less ; it u. ly he c< rrcet
Mill it sceius a cruel thing to j-:i|?|oMr
Duvis capable of micIi cmii luct when In.
armies net*l lender .oinenis. Nnely, I
l.incy, however, that the inatter ?- mhhc
what beyond the Control ol the Southei)
1'resident, and that the respect ivo Stab
governments bear a bniden ut the reproach
One handled and tori) thou-alid men an
detailed to supervise t he operations ?>| thci
latins anil plantations, an ? nvmbie iot il
comparison with h i in who has neither, ii
ohligtd to go to the tii hi, and. |m rhaps
leaves a large laiiidy to the tender uieieie
<d chanty*, 'l liis hai^ -nei t..inl\ very miiul
like lavuritisin. 1'iny thousand men an
exempted from ser\ c I eeau>o tlicy an
Stale officers, and i u> estimate i ove r otu
hundred thousand young men hetweeii sev
enteen ami ciuhtccii \e.ir* ol aire hecoiui
liable lo conscription in 1 M<*> and uhos
enrolment lias already been decreed l.y tin
J">eerUarj lor war. i ookinj: at these li^
ures. wliit'll I liavc obti'md Irom good au
thorny, there i- ceiTaii !y no danger <>l ? x
liaiistiun ol men at present, and iliearnnc
of lMi5, it, as ilie op, -isition papers cal
lor, radical measures ale adopted, must he
couie vustly biipeiior liiol.CUgtli to those o
V 4
, Whi* Tax IVotice.
f jPlllE tax of 2| per cent, on nil anion nnil
P grcni rcoeipta from icgintcred bu?ini>M in
' u??r due for I lie quarter, rud'ng :illtli'Sc|ilriu
| bnr, utiti nt ift be pjiid by the HtHli in?tnnt.
1 unit niieniion lo'my mlrvr inemcni or ilie
' lilib of September, in reference Io the 3d per
. cent. (UK. .bin lux in on pn-fltn arising from
ine putrjdmne nml nnle of ilie Article* lln-rein
9 if en tigged?purehaned nine* I lie bt of JnnI
ibrjTi 1803, and no Id between "t lie I Tib of Feb
| tiarjr and Inl of July, 1801, by yournclf or
tl fougli tig ntn in thin or nny oilier n a ket.
llwok lo ibie nmlter n* tbc l?w will be rigidly
. iTvr..^..i -n - - -
g ,T,ulv- g>uu? wiiu ncg:pcv iiiih or any
other tax. All return* mutt bo made to the
5 Amos sura,
, J. W. WEBBER,
Collector, 27th District.
1 . Oct 20 25 If
ESTUAYi:i>
f*IUt)M the pasture of Mr*. P. Kirby h opposite
the lfrick Hottse^Ju t below ilie black
luiit h shop of A. J l>nji|Arfui<j.. ha* escaped
? Bull Yearling withjfl^^Hhpd and wtiiie,
to blent as to ainount i^^WBWolor. No particular
ear marks remembered. Any iafortua"
tiou in regard to hitn, will be thanlcrully re?
, eeived and a liberal reward paid at this office.
t Oct 20 25 t'.
ejstray!
STRAYED or stolen from the subscriber,
about n week, since, a middle rise cow of
?i iirindle color with distil ct white spots on her
tinker purls, and marked in the ear with an
iiiiderslit cut. r?he had ou when -ho loft a
>ell, suspended by a long leather collar. Any
f Jnform.iltoil lodged at this nlficc or i iron la
, | me personally, will b - Iliniikfully ucktiowledg
' eJ and a suitable reward paid
? V* BLUNDER SCOTT.
, Oct 20 25 3t
COMMISSIONER'S SALE~
1 Ex l'arte 0. W. HARNETT, and others.
! " Bill for I'lirlition.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of ihc Court of
Ei)iiily, 1 will sell to the liiglie bidder at
0{i?rmiiburg Court IIou?e, on SALKSD v Y !u
> NOVUM11 Kit next. the timi'vided Inn Is helouging
to the Estate nl JOltlAI. 15 \KNETT, do
cencpl. whereon his widow r< sided to the lime
of her ilrnl h.
, . Tlie Two Tracts will he sold t getlitr, cmr
nr.iomg diM acres more or less. The pi ire is
pvell improved, hiving a fine largo I'riek Dwol'
ling House mid good o.ithnil lings The lands
" ere valuable. niul the lurin in good eon lilioii.
J It is one of the most <L sinblc small For ins in
g the District, situated I I nines S uiih ol" Spurj
tanhurg, und otters :i rare opput tiintly tor a
good 111 vestment
TEltHS OF SW.K?Credit of one and iwo
^ years, wi.li interest from day of sale. I'uri
cliaser will he required to give hond wi'li two
i | approved sure ies mid n.origa of the prcnifWses
to oceitre the pnrtrtia*e ninttey.'
T. &TOUO FAIIUOW, C. K. S. D.
Oct 16 26 2w
1 Titlie "Wlioat.
J | HAVE got AIR. 111 I.I.I A i. D li aYM'.S hi
j Miller, at II c tlriiidle Shoals Vills, whose
i e put at ion us'Mnhr, lias li en long known in
; Spat lanhurg ami tTiion Districts.
c ' I have given liim an interest in the mill, niul
! n
1 ? it is likny lit* vv II rcnitin lor several veins,
t ?tn<l will, 1 luivo lib <loul?l, <lu every llini? in
i hin power to jrivc (eiiernl ?ati*I'?c!ion. lie
i- will receive mnl receipt ui ilus null nil of ti.e
111lie wheat Ajrili o|* i'ncolelt, in Union l>ir?
c irici, and imv in Sp.ii'iiii.liur^ l'i.**rict that
i in iy eliooee to ! -livor to Mil- point, nil oil tinJ
south *i?lc oi l In* ri ver I li ?t m iy elm >?c to vl i
f mi. I Ik* producer c m iittil the wheal in m*
!l own liugv wnieli ca lie empi iel .it i Ik* mill. I
w mil remly t? leceive wheat al my liouuh
''i.5>"oals Wilis, fi'oin^inv wlin in iy clo>o c to ?le
'* , liver in lit i* pine*, cinhraem/ iliat pirt ol
il Tsp.viiiiiilnirjr Difiricl, Iy in}? on t!*iclin*. Tnic*
|v; eiy utui jle.tvcrdain Creeks nn l cxiciibin,; on
I- ward- itro'ib K.vt-r, it cm aNo b<- ^tronjrlii
' in tin* prioi.icor* w,i Iwjri. w.itrli < m In* etn
3) plied l ite lo.nl w.il in a lew Way s lie Worked.
lioin .Noah Wibytei'H wine i<> i he .Mill, And
e : cili lie vety en-ily looinl.
i "mi< li li.i*> h? ii iIk* *.i*i ox'ont nf em'itrri'V
. inr ... thn: v .- Ii.tit liron.-li. i.1 l.enr attain <1
ii e .ii ii i n_, re*!1 ct lur a < "ii*o lyr il*'. perm i
.? ii ui*. Hi ii I ii iv< !i-rn ilitis ntr "I "hye'l in
*. Ii "h/ i a re ?<liu *ss toi' i lie r?*c f t ion mi l irr n I
i ' . int : lor i iii>* wue i< at in.' iiii;|s, wni.rli tact
\ j ".* ..i oiii"* extent known Ik in my. mi I Wnich
; I ii j: i<i .iltc i * nil ?;>-l "^y lor litis I-lay in
il inc ulticci.s oi t. "Vi inn, ni a I |>" sir rr.
\uilis in'"*! resj.ee Inllv,
j i.UHOV .MiAliinun.
Ocl 2I? 2'1 Jvr
" jgik. ' " V
r?,mm
?v.V J' "fjr
ilifM
i xeci* rm: nrr vn i mknt,
Col.l Mill < If I. 1 J 1 S<i I.
("N accordanci! with 'lie ItrsnliitiuDs < !
tl 1 th?i (iencral Assemhly, the loihminjj
i> person* have iieen appointed l<v 111?> lint ?;
ernor to the Military Acad my, ami will
? report at the Arsenal .A cadciny in Co.urn
-j hi*, to t'apt .J. I' 'I 1 It IM \S commanda'
iii^, on the lirst day ot .lai.nny next:
Ft It ST CoMltlhsMONAI. I M sTltlCT.
Jj Serjft M \NGUM, (Jo. F, 20th'S. c. V.
II. U.()\V|:NS, IVc Dec Light Artillery
t St.CllMI I'liMill! S.-IMNAI. DlSTUIOr.
1 fserut. A K. O'lllll KN, Co I, 1st S C. V.
TlllKli Co.m i lit r.ssti in m. I Mstiuct.
! liKN.I A.M IN .f .H >11 NM >.\.
t! l'ot lt 1 II CiiMillKsMoN.M. IMsTKIt'T.
v 1.. YAaCLY I'll AN, Co. A, I lamptoil
Fciii 'ii, S. C. V.
FlKI'll I'liM-lil.SSlcS.M, I.I I STI.lt'I1.
'1 11 i/i thn i' i(i vv \ IMI iv. i? > > i
V , U. ?/, <1
\i>. C, V.
>' Sixth ('onok?>sion.m, District.
S.r-t MADISON 1\ 1IAWTIIOKN,
Co. 1', 12th S. C. V.
The applicants who have not heon apv
pnintcti ?inl who, ui;i> ile-ire to renew llieii
hloos lor llie neM )ear. hlioiihl give
1 notice ihereol in tills Department.
Ity oiilcr ol I lie Coventor.
* ill.' v iri'iirn
J?. I <1 III III II,
* Private Socreiary.
Columbia ami Cliarlt *toti
, puloi.-li in we ekly lor two week*. All otlil1
it paper* in the >tulO pubhau once,
i ()ct -o 11
w .
?- Central Association,
IV CkNTII M. ItrnKM*,
s Columbia, Ocl. I, I81II.
IIKKKA I'TMIl. ear* will l><> di>|> itchcl rij; tilmly
li?r I.<"< ' - mnl II.-aiuvk 11 d'a Annie* on
every U pi|in>niliiy, for llixulV Army on 1 tie 1*1,
is 11.'lit aii'l a nli ni every month,
o*. M. .1.vllOKPK. Chairman.
? ooi : <><>! I
Li,
11 ^ IN(1 been itp]> >iirc i Agent to pirXI
flt.f.p WOltl. Koit Til K Alt MY, I will
|i?_) the highest pi ice in (' \>1J. nr give i;i r*
/ rlt itigo I'O I' I'O.N V A It N, l ut.h aclic.l S lining*
-( mi l t Nnaliii. gs.
W i.il i? iniii-ii tioo'lnl to clot lie our Sohliers
H in ilit Ii -1? T. mi'l I i in-1 I Mill i!i' |i:tPriulic cili
zi'ii" >1 S|?nrt)irilnirg llifirici, *ill r bj
1 bringing hi wh.ticwr Mirplns Wwul i!?<?v nnly
hiivo. \ 1! MolK>RKLL.
I A, cnt far Spat 1.1uburg District.
' Oct 1 ? 4 w
i
J*^ JUL' I |
Central AhmcU(I?i.
ClXUAL liVRKAC, Sept. 21, 1884.
l'liioxmi OP War. (
THE Central Association will forward psckagM.
con I lining Cloth ng and Tobacco, for
1MUSONKH8 OF WAR. lo the point tT?i- (
o ntig<> below Itichiimtid. All charges on ibis (
side of the line, will be paid bjr us; I be charges *
on the other side, must be paid by the receip? r
er. Ais >, nil open letters of one page for Pmi. t
, somas or Wait will be forwarded by us.
M. J.aBOHDE,
Chninuan Association.
I'. 8. ?Boxes must bc,securcly strapped.
Uire : rolinian insert daily for one month; I 1
Papers of the Stntc please copy.
Oct 18 24 tf
Pictures. Pictures.
JUST received lot of new eases, which 1
will sell o( reduced prices. t ome and
have your pictures-lakeu while you can get
them cheap.
i will trke provisions or all kinds for pio
lures. Call early as my stock ol cases is small.
MOUZON, A.list.
Oct 13 24 ^ 4w
sa_i
\\J ILL >>e koI'1 to ili? highest bidder, on .
i H TUESDAY, the 1st of NOVEMBER*
next, nt the laic residence of CASSANDRA
BAUNKTT, deceased, on Tjrg' r Hirer 14 miles *
So .?h of Spartanburg O. II., n purt of the personal
estate of I lie said deceased. I
CONSISTING OF t
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ,
1 LOT OF BLACKSMITH AND FARMING
TOOLS, *
1 COTTON UIX. THRASHER AND FAN, ?
2 LEATHER GIN HANDS. i
1 CARRIAGE AND HARNESS. ,
1 FOUIl HOUSE WAGON AND HARNESS, .
| 1 MARE AND MULE COLT,
1 LVRGK .CLASSES KETTLE,
1 SPINNING MACHINE, . 1
i And other thing?, too te lions to mention. (
ALSO? t
A Tract of I.Xnd known as the James Mason t
tract, cunt killing <
rr> acres,
I.ving on Furgerson's Creek, and bounded '
hv lands of Mrs. ? othnrinc Mn*ou and others. *
t'i.i. Tr .,.i - -? ?* -
- Willi irrv gonu UOIIOIU f
mi l upland iii ii slate of cultivation.
; TEKMS OF SALE?The land will be void
oil a credit o? 0:10 two unit llircr join. (Fi)ual
installments with interest from tiny of mile '
I with two uj proved sureties nnd mortgage of 1
the premise*. Tlte person il property will be i
so d on ere .it of twelve months with ituere?t (
from day of snle. with two approved sureties
(or all sums of Five Dollars and over, and all
sums under Five DolbirVeasTi. "Purchasers io 1
comply with Terms of S ile htdore the right of I i
properly is changed. Failing to comply the
procprty, wi 1 lie immediately rc sold at their (
1 risk.
M. F. It Alt SETT,
T C. UK ADV. 1
Kx'ors. j
Oct 13 24 3t
T11K STAT K .OK SOUTH I'AHOI.IN'A
Dilation for loiters of Admiaistration by Jno.
E trie lloinar. Esi|r., Ordinary
' II EKE AS .1 AM ICS S. SIKOL'D has filed
^ j his peii ion in mv office nravinrf tliat 'et
ler* of A<lin.ni-iration, tipon ihc estate of
SAltAII STitOl'l) d-ccam-d. or. nil ami sin- ^
pilar i Ii<> ij.io lii and Hint lie*, rijfh's crrdii*
of s i -! >1 ! !>.< .1 I ?ie u: ml It.strict, should
not bo pi-anted ihem
I These are therefore to c te and ndm.inidi a'l 1
and singular, the kindle 1 and ciTfl.tom ol the
j aid ilccf ii? I. to be ind appear in the f 'ouit
j of Ord.ttary. for said Distric . to be liolden on
Mob-lay the 21th of lleiolrr, mthml. In linn
I rained! any why the said Administration
should tot he framed.
VV n m-ss J|i y h.iti'l soil of uffict. this lWll o!
I i )etober, I Si;
joh.x kaklk bom vrt, o. s. n.
Or 1:1 '21 2i'
Til K STATU <>I'' soil 1! C AltOM.NA
L Sl'A 11 TAN lit'lift UiSTRH'T.
I'iiftii n*tur let.era of Administration by Juo.
liirlf llomar. K?rjr. Ordinary.
I \\* h s w. w.!: 111?i > k - h i? n?i i.i.
j 1 t ("'liiMii in my oliic praympth.it 'c trig
' of Administration on all and s'ng-ilar. t c
! good* ami cliatileJ, right* und crcdjs of JAS.
UiiOl*K>, deceased, iul of sai l District,
should be p anted him.
These are then-fore to rile and idmoni-h all
and singular. the kindred ami creditor* ol the
said deei-a.-ed in l?-? nod it i?... ?l... ''?-* 1
i i- " "o.
nf Ordinary. tor ?:ii4 Di-lrrl. lo li liuhlcu nil
Mon?lay tin* 1N1I1 ?lny of Oeiol-er. inmant
lo h||.|\v ciiisc if ir.jr why ili ?*iJ >1 ittin
I rat ion -Im.ilii not l><* grunted
U'iincio my hand iindeeul of office, tliislPtli
iliy of IkliiWr, A. l? . I Sit I.
JMt KAltl.E ltO MA It, O. S. I).
Q(l 13 . *21 "Jw
TV<?l
VS we uro rnntpcHo I to supply Government
with sneli :i I irg" proportion o the Good*
a?- in iiiii: iciuro, ii oiii niiti after this da:e, we
rill sell only for baiter.
J NO. ROM A It * CO.
(>et .1 23 '.'m
1 lino Stono I
rJA||K snh eribers have rceeivcil EI.KVKN
I II (' N lilt 111) POIND- OK It K ?I. KN(I
l.iSII Dl.ri: STO\K.. which they propose to
sell us rheip as run tie hough in % ,y market.
For the convenience of the people, the following
Agents have been appoint<-<1 to wit :
II K. 11KINITIS11. Spartanburg C. II
Ol.ll'IIANT & WAI.KKll,
d by JNO. BOMAR & CO.
Hivingiville, S. 0., Oct 23- 4
losrw AVK i v
! y\r HKIIKAS M. A. HARKN tolls before mc j
Iff a *"*ny rii|>poi(C(l to be about H ,
I year* old. n? r ilie cutnaion site, red color, 1
wi:li a ?t*r in her lace and some white about |
Iter I.in I legs ami under her belly valued at
>8in r brands in a swallow fork hi < a h ear.
| W >i. C. CAM 1% Magistrate.
Oc fi 28 1 in
jpon XH63.
, | St?tc and Di>(rictTai Notice.
VS thrr>-are a number of Tax returns which i
hive tint been male, ami the Taxes pan)
lur DOel. TImsc coiicrrneil wouhl do well to
at tcml to making therein, ns, and payingtheir
Taxes iniinediately, and save me the trouble
1 ud themselves the expense of the issuing and
jcullerilng by liXKl'U riONS
All owners of lots in town, who owned ihem
the l?t of October. lHti.'l are liable fur Taxes.
Fn'C persons of color, between the ages of
1 ? and lo jm's, are liable 'or Taxes, and
would do well to report, and pay iniinediately
t ?that is, those that haveeiol doae so heretofore
It. c. 1'OOI.K, T. c
Met ."? 28 3w
No.ire to i'om.iiissi.iurrs S. B. U
f MilH Conitnissiuners of the Soldiers' Hoard
| I ot belief, are hereby uolifieil to ineel at *
Spartanburg i ourl llouse, oti MONDAY, the
' 2-ltli October, instant at wnich time each Com
> mission will l>o re<|Uireil t<> in ike a lull report
i to the Hoard t his actings and doings up to I
the liOlli tilt., the end of the ti?cal year. This I
I report must iiiilitme a full liM ol'tlic nnni!< !
i iiml nun.Iter of fmnili *. and alwo the number
of (In!.lien relieved hy the llnar.il? nUo; the 1
amount ot mono v. Til lie. Tax in Kind, grain 1
received from oilier Mnirrea, cloth, nail. \c. 1
It i* fill important that each Commission '
) should have his rejiori l.ofore the Una don '
ill n day, as a nil report uJ the ?-arue has in he
made lo the Tall Court oi Session*. Should ,
any Im ttna'ile income it. person, lie iiittHt send. '
tip In* report tiv Mutt time.
.1 li. fXKVKI.AM). Chairman S It 11.
<1 A. II. LIXifi t Seeratary and Treasurer. |i
I Oct 5 u i Hit 1
HeadquorteKA,
KKRKKVB KORC?8|% C.,
Colombia, SopC It, 1844.
> EN ER Air ORDER NO. 7.
[PURSUANT to General Ordor No. .
73, Ad'jt an J Ins Motor General's (Hkw,
eurrenl feriee,* (fiemiiito appendof) *
he Brigadier General eouiniaudinp He?rv<
Forces ot South Carolina h era by ao*
tunics control itfid direction of tbo cOusorip.ioti
service in tho State. ,
. 11. Kxoept aa hereinafter apeeild, the
irganixation ot the Conscription Dipirt*
Dent in the State, including the Esetuia* ? . . *
np Boards, will be preserved; and ail ex.
tiling order*, reg ilutiona and instruction*
>t the Cooinundaiit of Conscripts will bo
soutiuued of foroe antil otherwise or cred.
111. Local knroUpg OBeer* and Exituining
Boards will report immediately Jo .
he Commandant of CoHsevipta. and tkw*mli
Tin communicate with (bme Hexku^ricri,
>D'i will. through hint, receive orders sued
instructions t ?
IV, All cornitianteuturns in
he Conscription Mr vice in the Stale, and
ill applications tor exemption and detail,
oust be made through the Commandant of \
Jcnifcripts; comuiuui at ion* on all other
mbjecly will continue to bo made through
lie A. A. General of the Rcterve Foroee
^ 0.
V. The office of Congressional /JistrieC
Enrolling Otbcer being abolished, all oflh '
:ora heretofore acting in that eapoeity will
oport by letter to the Cojhmpndant of Coocripts
for iisnigniuent to other doty, setting"
nrth tbeir rank, corps, position and prr??nt
assignment to d-ity. Competent officers
will be as.<>igtud as 4 Inspectors ol Conscrtpion
* hi the several Congressional Dist>iot*.
VI/ With a view to.compliance of Her..
[II. of said General Order No 73,* tho
Jommundant of Conscripts will, without
iflav. order I lie medical examination of >11
soiiiinisnioned officers -ami other person*(exr^pt
those ot the "Invnlid Uorj*") employ U
in the enrolling service of thin State,
.'oiiiinissioned officer*, as to whoiu no disibihty
is found to exist, will hold their.?
tcivcs in readiness to be assigned to duty
n the Held as soon as practicable.
VII Application lor assignment to duty
is Km oiling Officers, Assistants, Clerk*-,
mid to other |Hisitions in the Conscriptioir
service in this State, will be rcc-iveU Irou*
ffieers, lion com missioned officers and pri?
mtcs belonging to the Reserve F-rce*,
?r.u .roni retired and light duty officer**
ind ii.en, and Iroui persons not liable to
set vice in the field. Such applications,
i-ncloting tcstiiminial* of character, intelligence
and fitness, will be addressed to M*j.
U. 1). MKLT'JN, Coiiiiuaudant of Cuu- t
cripts, Columbia, S. C.
liy command liti>?. Gen. ClIKSNlT.
ED. H. BARNWELL,
A. A. Cvu.
Sjax. State papers copy three iuics.
Oct 0 "Sd 3(
Wool Notice.
ra^tl L' L' e * ...
- a 'nr. r nniirrs 01 ,inurr?in, I'lCHvtlS UntolT,
| Spartanburg and Gritnrillc. are hereby
culled tt} ? ? iu sell ur exchange their W(M>Lio
iny Agent* on the following liberal term*:
For 1 lb unwashed good Wucl, 67 in cash.
For 1 lb unwashed good Wool, >do. 4-4
Sheetings.
For I lb unwashed good Wool, 3 jilt. 7 S
Kiiinings.
For 1 lb unwashed good Wool. !!} yd*. 8 a*.
Osuahwrgjt. *
For I lb unwashed good Wool, lb*. No U
Cotton Yam
For I lb unwashed good Wool, 1} lbs No. K
t til loll Yarn.
For I lb unwashed good Wool, 1 lb. No. 10 "
Col I on Yarn. * ,
For I tb unwashed good Wool, { tb. "No. 12
i <il mi Yarn
A |itnp?ir ionalc advance will be made for washed
W o d.
W*}_ W 1 miist be had. or t lie In' h make
I I.Mii.ii- for the Soldier* in the ti-Id caunotbe
(irui'ir cl by the Unv jrtitni nl We look to ilia
p it riot ic an ? loyal to the (internment
bring itt your Wool ai once, as the ticccseiiy in
j real
AC.KNCIKS.
W. II. CATKll. Anderson (.'. M.. for Antl?raww
D*niei.
IIKSHt HAHNTUF., Walhalla. for Piekco.
I>.?i rict
I.VMKS I'. KKENAN, Union C. If., for Cnmn
0 si i ict
A. II McllOXKIJ , Spartanburg C. II., Sj *r?
im>b rjf liix'i ici
VV. H. IIOVKY. Qrerniillt C. If., Tr?*rl ?|
Agent. ?md for (.?recti ville District.
i II IS L. L)A V IS, Cftpl. and A- Q M.
S.jj I IS rtt
mail (vl Mil 111 C AitOLlN A.
Adjutant an i lii?p'Otiir (truer , s vMficc,
CitLUMHi.t, Sept. i!-i, 1 864.
(iKXEIl.vC OUDEUS NO. 10.
I J. II TOLI.KSON of Spartanburg Die
# Iricl. it* liorvhy itppoiniel Colonel ol the iiiii
Uejrtntctit South I'?rnli*m Militia. "auJ
It *' I'OOLK. o Sp.irtHnliurg District. t eluncl
ot the J7th Kegiuit tit. South ('truliia
Militia They will lortbwith t<?utu( the ()?mnisitid
and proceed to organize their rrnftctir#
..VB ...VM.....V?>?|'ICIV7 VWTJ?.m
into cucinirn all existing orders applicable to
them, and also such as may hereafter b? issued.
.
a.
By command of the Governor.
G. A. FOLL1N,
A. A. General.
To Cot. J. B. Tolleso*:, Comd'g dCth Kegfimrnt,
S. C. M.
Sept 29 22 ' tf
Wollbrd College.
rilllK exori.i-es v*t Mofor<IT?llrg: a*ill begin
I the 1st October next. The High School
under the direction of Professor* J. II. Car-*
lisle and I). Duncan, will open at the ram*
time. Tuition $150 per nnriVtn or at old rates
it payment be made in provisions at peso*
prices. Hoard at such rates of the mtirkvte
may allow. Applicants are requested to be
punctual in aitcdaiice.'
A. M. 8II1PP, President.
Sep 29 22 2?*
Mi*k. Ewnrt
IN Ft) it MS the citizens of Spartanburg, that
she lias opened 8? IIOOL for boys at her
residence. I.at in with nil the hi .'her Rnglish
branches will be taught if'desired. She solicits
a share of patronage>cpt
9 19 If
IN PR QSS,
And will br vubhtktd in a few dry*,
TBK CAPTAINS BRIDE;
A Thrilling Talo of tho War,
HTW.li MKRMIXISTOM, ItKB X. C? CAVALRY.
Neatly bound in paper, price $1.00.
UPON receipt of (he price it will be mailed
to any part of the Confederacy postage
pie|tai<i. A liberal discount to tlie Trade.
This charming Story hna just been rua
through the columns of the Illustrated Mercury.
during which puhl c it ion it was pronounoed
by Vol It the press ami the public, as one
nf the most delightful cou'ributions that has ,
beeu made to Polite Southern Literature.
Aa the edition ia limned, the Trade will da
wclljo forward their order at jnee.
WM.'ll. SMlTlf, Publisher,
lUleigh. N. C. .
Mr K lpars i aerttng thia adrerti?mfnt with
tliia note, will recetre a eopjr at Tub
raihi Bum*.