The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-26

down the stair steps. Polk slipped his
parole into his brothers handsee.foF=
the time they were safe. But Polk
knowing they would have to o.sl1ow 1t
to the crowd and all Mt the same
time he told his brother he hah hnAhe.
get away which IN g sfid by Slipping
through the house to the back and,
jumping from the Kitchen wT:aI1uo1WW,
Inadefhis tesca7es ~ tss.i}i2 tsis
= 80 : is t=ts.. = & L. S.Es:s :.t,1 -
III. a. GRuFIN-Entered service in
Co. d, Hampton's Legion; he was one
of the band and began his duty in.
Virginia from there co TENNESSEE
Was at Chicamaugai during the free
battle there where many were
killed on both sides. From there I'd
Lookout Mountain, then in severe.
Eight at Willis Valley, where alr-s side
was badly defeated. Then to Knox
viffe, Tenn, where the regiment was
held In reserve. From there to Bulls
Gap. Tenn. Then back TO Virginia
where he did picket for some time.
In several battles around Richmond
farther down at q tight fight at Rid
dies shop. Then back to Richmond
and soon surreuderedi at App poHsat.
toS. ;ia'' 5'silss s'ss'FFa' = t{iit
'sff- -! - = ~ ftttssf:.s.+.sssss
Is ]. p. MATTOX- Served In Co. c.
Palmetto ShaFnshooters. Mr.. Mattox
was in several severe fights, and has
promised to give ali account OF the
Seven Days. fight, which I'VE know
will bS very interesting. Captain
PRue Benson and Col. StBan &ere9lin
, an, ss;:s:ss..ssssfii. tissf 81 ts44'Fs
az 1ai NJ, =-.4.i--.-tt!if3f iEfls
II. F.iAgIiNCHELE. Entered the War
in 1861. Served in Ce. K, Orr's Regi-
ment, until cloee OF war. Was never
a prisoner. bss received eta t,sseFere
wound at tne'hhttles ofsGhaIi cefiGfssilis
he has never recovered 'fuiIys from
this wound This hattel was fought
the 2ra ca CO !AsSti n 1865, $50 uni mir Mitchell
believes to- have ID ea Or q or the worst
In the Civil Wat. ~
u; d. PfNseNe Entered ftAe army
I'm Co. e, Hanpton,s Legion Was
In the war nom the beginning TO the
end Says he believes he was IN the
Gt haiti le aHa also fllioE East At Rid
lios, shop Mr.. Pinsoll hanpened to
an accident !, witch came tyeFy hear
andihe his life. rs In prkpaFiaE fossene
ter this light his Rofse SeOaEIsb 5unF1Iy
I ana scared, theh fell back and 4lEIi.
BInscns vas ptnneap e. H5Haatih which
disloeatee his left III and disabled
him from service Tor s9ileee in0nthe
Mr.. PiHson giveH else liets the battle
OF SHARP sharg - lie ssaSa 81 i..ss.:
10 ~ tsstt ~
LEWIS SMITH served fiis e6uhs
try nj Gd IL. Se,sonid South Carolina
Rife Regimen. war S5dtiiitietf once
but net seriously Thinks g G a kSmn
book in his breast pocHes sAfefl his
life as the hall PASSED through this
book aEd WIS snsaetfilaE spent nisFe
ing the hight OF the " FgiIderness ithe
Isto0a NEAR 1.tis be WI ~ i esis
itdhwn stfTaF haIissS eEsstfS 7AeasAfad
l8 in through. AIfstf !3 iiSw Fsff
fsfesble.s And resrets so sssueii shas ne
can not eisd tn sreuh hfenl = 1
Aff. sili lthe is q fsxtiie1s an q one 20
3a5y1ersolf Il 5 hest men. IS 4
-, tisitt p " t-.ss1s-<1f ~ 81 =
c. q. SMITH of T6iey Eee yoIs
dntesEed III co. II parst South Caro-
lima Regiment. Served as guard os
coast sid VIA not in any ba4s tiles, blI,
sditsfl ii ~ ffutii Ghaffs slo 10 Etes
\ nj ft Il y sSs l5s,s lf Sl5Slt tIf sfl
tlss tslIle slE stl76 totii BIZ 4 4 81 Slfe ear
tbut9 eve Ct bel esa ne III ss boy
| rs - ~ ss;ss = ~
ss =, q =. aifs red III "a sbrs
svice ak the frst of 1864 81 Co. II
/ HamptOn'H Legion. Says hia flrst try
Sx,is a .ls,s n ~ 4 ~