Ntamngiaim ";!'r
^4ntpei>
feAAA POUVMCLRAN RAGS, W*mt*i
* b7
- " - -- - -
i^lmi 0fc>i. o e. eaward*
A telegram to hit relatives in thie pUce
OMTtys the ead intelligence that oar friend
end foUoar-ekima, Gol. OUeer K. Edwards,
died in Qbhlabdro, N. 1., on So p day npSriiiod
lpti of? iwriyro wound received in the
Wide of Ch^ooellor*TUW Virginia. The
aad ;now? te us was moat*unexpected, lev
tog been1 aaHored by parados Who had sdeu
bio that his wound, though fcriotu, wus
not daifrgerou*. In the death ol Col. Edwrwrdatke
Church has sustained a greet
nod-irreparable lots; the Bar on ab)e l?wyer
j society a useful nod ini}uaottal meny*t
ar.d the Coufbdefae? a bntve, gallant,
and intrepid Officer and soldier/ This
brief annoanoemeut la made no the ere of
. going to, press: In our neat bene a more
- extended tribute will be given.
Affeutldn i> called to the following notiee
of tW Intandant of the Town, directing
the oiatseae to assemble at the Court
BSum urant-ninir at 11 A? .t.
. . ? wmW ** V IV( IU6
purpose of devising suitable arrangements
A$t the reception of the body of Col, fidWords
st the Depot on the arrival of the
train, sod his interment, whioh will take
plate at some hour on the morrow.
Town Meeting-.
A Meetirig is requested of tho Cif. ens
of the Town, at the Court House tlge
Morning, aS 11 o'clock, to make proper
arrangements for receiving tho body of
onr friend, fcllofr-eitiscn and soldier, COLONEL
O. E. EDWARDS, on tho arrival
oT the train this afternoon.
J. B. CLEVELAND, Tntcndant.
Wednesday Morning.
Amwttier Company.
New Prospect, June 19, 18G8.
W. T. W ilk ins, Captain; Calvin Me
Powell, 1st Lieut.; llenry Lyles 2d Lieut
W. H. Foster,3d Lieut.
A. v nnuou, 1st Scrgt.; J. J. McDowell
2d Sergt; James F. Jackson, 3d Sergt.
James M. Brian, 4th Sergt.; J. N. Mo Dow
el, 5th Sergt.
J. 0. Wilkius, 1st Corp.; Hugh O'^hoak
2nd Corp.; R. E. Jackson, 3d Corp.; J. B
McClure, 4th Corp.
Stanford Hall. I R. W. McDowell,
W. C. Alvewoo, I W. J Burton,
John Roddy, | Alfonous Jaokaon,
W. P. Compton, O. W. Smith,
B. L McMillan, M P. Jackson,
0. D.-McClure, Booker Botnar,
W. R. Younger! J. H. Younger,
J. C Demur, J. L. llayiice,
8. J IVilkins, J. T. McCuinnis,
W D. Wilkins; C. U. MoMiilen,
E. P. dements, Sew. Lancaster,
\Y. H. Chapman, Caleb Bullingtou.
VIRGINIA CORRESPONDENCE.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va.
JL*NE 10, 1SG3.
. : 1 writ? you another
abort note, because 1 may not hare an op
porttmity of doing. so any time toon. 1
have j a?t received orders to have my Company
ready to move in the morning b\
daylight, and all are exacting active operations,
and are at a lost to know what in
up- Ewell with bis Corps, is moving uj
thjs Valley. Dongstreet is at Culpepper
L^e'a IltjatLjuarlcra ere there also. A. P,
lint's Cor^s, of which our (Pender's) I>iviiion
is a psrt, are now immediately in
front of Fredericksburg, and have been
held in line of battle for eight duya^in
eonaaquoncs of the enemy crossing on this
aide tho river and fortifying themselves,
uud making I'cuioualrationB of a fight?
They left here Itat night, and little eigm
of thetu are to be seen on the Stafford
Heights. Now wo are going to leave with
our Corps, and no one hai the least idea
of what is up. The Yankee prisoners taVan
from the other aide say (heir nrtny
has guue to Washington , hut this is not
to he noticed er credited. Soma tbipk we
will move lu the direction or Culpepper?
omo *ay they hoar the enewj are landing
oa.-ihe PlciUMala,' and we are going there
?ethesn say what if we are going to
JubjweQ; so you age that everything is a
mystery to us. We eauoot understand
the movements of our threes. There has
bass the gmstnal suspense among our men
for the last 10 hy?*ewr daot we came
up here and have-been held in line of
WU| No one cduld henjr where any of
arartoy ege hut those wc saw arouod
us. 1 did not learn of Xwel's- Oroasing
the Rappahannock until one ? ?? * ?
oame from Culpepper, whore he pot the
information th tough a reliable source?
lb* cavalry who scouted in front M he
cresadp.
I hear the people at home ov despair
ii?g, and soy that we arc whippci. I cannot
account lor their talking so. If any
ahowM diapeir it look* to me like it would
be'thorn who aro here ,1'erhapa those at
horn who Are expreeetn# themselves in
such a way arc Afraid the liet of exempts
will ho out do**
?, >?>^| iwr it me war
continue* tu?ob longer %e wtR be cuuipoll
ed to oaU onitke tboutooda wk? have been
exempted vitko* * olmo. Beeyoct fully,
FRANK
* 4 ^r-<* 4 .
0 V - J^- ? V M
ORYO^OUK ILLUSTRIOUS
klWSApjt i .!
iln-rjr Oh# patriot hu looked forward |
with ifttttee iatelcat tt tlxe cfese ?f~D?r '
blood/ straggle, uud oar tsfab i
Iwhioent as a separata aud independent J
u^HiiBW iwh*?H mmftme
Uiri4 at such u>*iMg east?sanity the; [
blood ef martyred * uiJIHwa* aid cry to 1
Heaven. aga,u?? m, if w; fa.il to appreciate
Mr <M*ii ghnibufi position, or neglect
td eccuro to ourselves the many important
dnot?E<w which, at the opening of this
ofw ?rer it so naturally afford*. Another
; yoke (s jot tipon u<; ode under wfcffih we
hare fong^rrrithod *ud groaned, and have
bowed out heads' -fb the earth.' It 1a that
-of kmhViV Mduatt imi, amd commureial rfe
pntdcfice.-rfh+t yoko we mud break, or
wo shall have gained bat Ikde bj our o.iril
and political Independence.
As producer* of raw material only, our
condition t man little else than that of
* hen era vf \?ood and drawers of water"
for other nationar?the chief mastery being
ctctciscd ortrrxa by those who haveaiooe
been our deadly loot. From a pin or
nefedld 10 a steam engine; from a shirt
button or a shoe peg to a railroad oar; from
a akein of sewing thread to die whole oufcfit
of onr household*. in the wav of cotton
| and woolen goods; the ornaments of our
windows, and the carpets upon our floors ;
the hats, the bonnets, the shoes, the boots)
the saddles aod the harness, the implements
of husbandry; the furniture of our
housoe; our instruments of music, and tho
books from which we were taught; for
the toys of our children ; for the medicines
that healed us, and the liquors that
killed us?for all these wc depended mainly
upon our present enemies, and to them
re paid a'l the pre fits of their manujac1
tare and transportation ! Thus were we
i a subject people, while nominally free. So
. abjeot also did our oneuiiea consider our
. dependence upon them, and so elated were
they ?t tho idoa of their ooraplete mastery
ovor us, that they regarded the withholding
of the former tupp&et at once the sealing o f
our doom !
We have been oanght once in tbnl sad
predicament. We shall ain grievously
, against our national honor as well as
against our owu highest interests as a people,
if we are over caught again in a siaii
larcondition.
! Dependence fit md.jecfinn. And to the
chivalrous and noble-minded citizens of
! this Confederacy it ought to be regarded us
. a degradation wholly inconsistent with
their character and position before the
k world, a& a free and pe Utically independent
nation. But now is the time, and the only
time to assort oar independence*. Failing
now, wo are doomed forever. Now thai
the policy, the canuott, the bayonets, the
mercilcse tyranny and the fiend-like outrages
of the Northern Government have
made the severance complete, duty to ourselves
demands that wc male the guljim
passable. To what avuil is the cry ol u no
re construction" if we intend to glide back
into our former condition of inertia and
dependence? False to cvory interest of
our Gorerumcut are those who do not war
I against the htttor policy as heroically as
i against the former. We kill the ohild by
.! dividing it?make it vigorous and of gi,
J gautic proportions, by maintaining the
i triad integrity of political, social, and in?
| duMrial independence.
, | I'ujci the guuluooe aud protection of
the God of bntiloH, who, in r.ll our war
, farg, hoa boeu our son and our t-hiell, we
( htvft achieved a sucecrtioo of tho most
i>rili>*nt victories that th'o world bis ever
l tt s - t
v noor tuc same guidance ami
; blessing wo oao, a3 a people, achieve any
( other masteries that lie within the com'
pass of human iugouuity ami power. In
, no vaunting spirit, than, Lot in humble
, dependence upon the all wise Ruler who
has thus far uphold ns, it is not far ns to
sey what shall be the future of this Coofederacy.
Obviously, then, our first duty is to introspect
minutely and earnestly, our past
career; determine how little or much
resemblance there should be between the
past and lutore of these 0 on fed orate States,
of regard* hath their internal and (heir
foreign policy; consider wall our hiomc
voscurces and oar capabilities sa a people
and then, with an unwavering determination,
gird op twelves ~fot the full discharge
of what^vpr duties may devolve oppa we,
oolleetivj^or individually.
AjA pttflfnl sacrifices to be tnade T Let
usffiaho ^ein, keeping Btdadlly in view
thflKtarejbcQcticial result. Must habits
ofififceogHfcgdT Letasatowoetuakesll
neeflbeb^MpL Now that old fines of bnsiaesiHhveflMjj^n
broken up, and former
niodesof Itt^^BQrareestng from necessity,
changed?016 he so farorable
for ro <x yfirpolfort^r beginning entirely
Sneer. Tbot-oiWJdf fk|frioti*m also which,
sioce our struggles began, has demanded
lite secriftee of so mnoh blood and trass*
tifo, tiowj in trumpet tones, warns m
against goring " near}- in well doing," or
failing to sebicve, to the foil, all the ultimate
ends aimod at in asserting and maintaining
our National Iode*enJcnoe.
SCRUTATOR.
The Yankees have made another failure
in their assault upon Yieksburg?IVom all
the information ire have their seige wiH
alao be a failure?we k*?fc for that result,
with confidoueo. The AiUfcVP' the raid j
near Kooxville ?? luvor of tfce.Cftn-1
h4en*cz. ,
' ! Ill ? '-L - J?W?.a?CUT.
O.
P. v iII> wjar imt* appointed, by Hon.
lu?. Qoltcotor of tho
IVnf T?i, AAeeeflT* fx>r Spartanburg (tl??
27th) Di*triut, add that rhe same authority
ban b?w <rosfirrf J u|khi Maj. J. W.
SVobtrcr, fhrappoifctmeot of Tax Collector I
far tkc auM Dtitnoi
These appointments ara. judiclou*?y
Made, and we have no doubt will g?y?
gatlt WH WIWilMilijil w w?r yw;pi?. , '
Wa lenro thai then* ycmletu?n %fjTl cn-''
tar,upon the discharge of their respective /
dutica oo or about the lire' of J uly next. V
41^ f?
Ackuoirle4K<?iMt.
T1?C Spartanburg AKl Association gratefully tr
HcVuowMgo tbo fallowing donations, wince J'
tUcir Last published list : jln
Mrs. H n K Blake. ?>; Mrs II J Dosn. 6 ; j
Mrs A Botssr, 6 ; Mrs TOP Vornou, 6 ; Mrs j 1,
Joel Foster, 6; Mrs P Krrbr, 6 i Mrs 8 Cas I*
ton, 4.60; Mrs.Prof Carlisle, 'AGO ; Mrs Mary u
Cleveland, 6 ; Mrs J Wilson, 4 ; Mrs H Thorn- '
sop, 10yards cloth fl*r pants; Mrs Mary F
Thomson. 2 new colored shirts ; Mrs N P V
Walker, 1 pound knitting jrsn; Miss ? Moo- ..
son. 4 pr sooks - Mrs Dr Kennedy, 8 pr soaks;
Mrs McAlpfae, t pr sOok
The ladies will pMase bear la mind tbe con- *
siaat demand and need ef socks for our sol- .
discs in t be field.
A fUll meeting of tbo Members of the So f
oicty is earnestly requested on Friday next,
tl>r 26th inslMitv ,
FOR CO^GBEO J'
Wo are authorised to announce Hon. i u
JAMES FAKHOW a caniidate fur re-election ,
to ike Congress of the Confederate States, as i
Representative front the 6tb Congressional ,
District. * t
9^- nv ar? iiinunxw ?o it.
i WJNOO, h t culitUt* for Sheriff of Bpartan- i
burg District at tki next election ~ en the id
Monday In Saptatubar next. <
June 18 12 te I
. ~"Y"~ F1. I
AMBKTINO of Morgan Lodge No.
19, will be held on Fiiday evening (
next, -Gth instant. All members of the j
Lodge aro particularly requested to attend, I
as the nomination of officers will be proclaimed
on that evening, and other important
business will be transacted.
J. M. HJjFORD, Sec
June 25 .13 It <
Headquartors,
SPARTANBURG C. II., 1
Jvst 20, 18(13 (
J TTATlNG been appointed recruiting Scr|
1 I geant for the Charleston li&itallion, 1
j hire opened my office at Spartanburg C II. for
the pttrpono of reoeiving recruits. Ail persons
I nrOilng 11 connect themselves wait tlie organ! I
| jit ion. Will give me their lumen, when ihey
, will be enlisted and transportation furn is hed.
A Bounty of FIFTY DOLLARS will be paid
to ftu 'h recruits as enlistedC.
II. MAYRRY.
Recruiting Serg.'t Ch. Ititltnllion.
.Tone 25 1? tf
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ADJ'T AN l> INSP. GENL'S OFFICE,
OolL'Mbia, June 17, 1803.
GEN ERA OR If ERR NO. 21.
KN TRACT.
11. The following persons are exempted
by Act of the General Assembly of this
State from 14 all militia service," r.nd there
tore from dm {lender General Orders No
20, vie: The Lieutenant Governor; the
.Judgcs-of the Courts ol Law and Equity ,
the Ordinaries, Clerks of tho Courts of
General Sessions and Common l'leas; i
Sheriff's; Mahler*, Commissioners and
Registers in Equity: the Secretary of
State; Surveyor General: Comptroller Gcnj
cral and Treasurers of the State ; uid the ,
following persons are exempted >r ii?L
Act from 41 actual service beyond the limits
of their respective Dristrieta," and wiil
not te subject to said draft*, vis: The
Members of both branches of the Legi-la
turc and their respective officers, including 1.
,t,? - 1 ? -? ? - 1
,uv j-viciiciui biui i lie ftOU<*ll3I> I
of the State, j ers.i>iih in ('onfoderate and :
State military service; Officers and On- i
dcts of the Military Acudcmy ; regularly 11
officiating Clergymen; rcirubrly licensed t
pruulioiiig physicians over tho age of j '
thirty live years ; one Apothecary to each 1
regularly established Diug Store of six | j
mouths standing ; Officers and Faculty of I,
i the South Carolina College, and J'rofev } i
sura in other incorporated Oollogi-i and !
Theological Schools whilo such College* !
ami schools are 11. oferulion; the Super-j
intend int. Teachers and Steward of the
Cedar Spring Asytum ; Schnolti asters hav
i ing under thc?r charge not loss th.r twenty
scholars; all Ihanch I'il its ; one whit
man to each established Ferry, foil Uridyl
or Toll Grain Mill, it actually kept by J
such white man ; the Frosident. Cashier, ' ,
and one Teller ol each of the llmib of i
the Slate; the Treasurers ol Saving* In !.
atitutions oi tho State; tl.o Officers and <
men of the City Guard, and Officers and 1
forty mou of each Fire Company of tho j!
Fire Departments of Charleston nfid Co- ' <
lamhia ; the Officer? and as ninny employ- 't
eea of each Kail road Company as the ?
President or Superintending may certily '
to be necessary for the efficient conduct of i !
its business: /VrrW?/, That it shall he ,
also certified that th? duties of said am- j i
ployecs cannot he discharged by slaves; t
tho Superintendent and Keeper or tho'4
j bun 'tic Asylum, ami their Assistants ; I"
I Stewards or Keepers of IV-r Houses : tflo
j Keepers of the Arsnnal of tLe State : por ?
eona holding otfiiw ???#!-? o? ?*
n ? .?W> HID WVIIIVUUIalO I '
titates, exoept Deputy Postmasters; per- js
sons employed by tho State or by the Con- j *
federate States in the tnannfacture of arms j ,
uiunitlone ot war and army supplies; all I I
persons actually engaged in the mnnufac- t tore
of saTt on theses coast; the Members *
of the Hoards of Relief of soldiers' families ^
|over forty-five [45] years of age; Over 1
seers having certificates of exemption b- J f
suetl from this office; persons ubove the i ?
age of fifty years, and persona between the '
of eighteen and forty; persons under i T
the age ol otghtecu, though liable to nor- ! g
vice beyond their rcapcotive Distriois, will j
not be subject to this draft. . o
III. The commanding officers of Regi j J
nicnte will regard 03 valid all certificates ) m
of exemption issued front this office to f,
Overseers and toother persons onuuteruted ' n
in the foregoing paragraph of this order, *
and persons not having such certificates, I u
but show by proof in writing and on oath
that they are clearly entitled to be exT 0)
einpted, according to the law us above
stated, will not he subjected to draft. hi
IV, Tho oiguniaation of companies f ?r e'
active servioe under Oouoial Orders No. I
10. hauod from this ?? *v- ,0*' "
?? VM.UV WU inc torn Ol I ft
February last, being superseded by Gcocral
Oner* No. 20, Mid oompauie* ure
hereby declared to be disbanded,
lly command of the Governor,
A. C GAttLlNGTON, t
Adjl't and Iospcctoi General of 8. C T?
IIJ5 8TATK O* SOUTH CAHOJgWA.
CKKVLXiYK 1?E1* AftTilKST. 1
kjtutftiia, Judd 10, 1668.
)l'R v*od ?l foe. uhmTiIc to top# with the
0 oof derate toifV" in the open field, kivo
iMorted M> ? wodu of wartare which aroused
ic iudigoatiun ol every he n i capable of a palotid
amotion. Kot content with wruvtiag
^.Mjvfiil vttttetie Irotu their hone* *ud coufta?*5
Il.-?a in hethavtao duugdotis, aud with. '
?t>iti? our omentcd fclavee'siul inhumanly
Uc'iig thvio in u.!!i!:iry orgmiiA'iotis, to bo .
tot down N Hi.? front ?r hetUe, they hnve J
ntugunUed d system of raids Into lira interior 1
f the btbU?, stealing negroes, burning citicu I
d ftrtu.t, destroying live stock and growing |
rope, au?l e pi cad m g desolation everywhere
i ?hcir track. To ue?t tbia condition of
iiings, aud t j rentier practicable gmict couanqptticu
of our forces already in the Sold
nd afford adequate internal prolectiun to the
(Hies, ilic Prcident of the Confederacy deems
. expedient to call for n portion of their reserve
force for service within their reapectire
iwato. b'pou luc Governor of South Carolina
io calls for fire thousand men, for the period
f ri* month? from tho ii'M tiny ,of August
text, to he fttniihtd by draft, unless in the
nteruiediate time a volun eer force, organize i
luder the Act herewith published, " l'o provide
for local defence and sptaial aervice," at
east an equal number bo luu&iered and re>orted
to the War Department as Butyect to
ha call of the President for serrico within tho
Rate.
These organizations maj be rolontary, at
will be eeen by an examination of the Aot. aud
ire for apeoial service only within tho 8iatfc,
ruder officers of their own selection, and with
the privilege of staying at heme ia the pursuit
?f their ordinary avocations utiles* called for
a temporary exigency 10 active duty.
Now. therefore, I, MtbLELflBL BONIIAM.
Governor and Couim.iudv.r-ia-Chief in and over
the 8taie of South Carolina, call upon the
people of the Stale to assemble ou the day
lined in the annexed orders at their respective
Regimental I'arado Grounds, and to raits and
nfMni-m f in f. v i-r??s w nallnil f. ?* I > ? I lm Pwa
",a?,*v %,,v ,v,%w v-,v^ tv" ;MV |
for ilio defence, of the biAle. For two long >
years, your brothers hur* borne the brunt of i
of tbis war fur independence ott the frontiers!
f the Confederacy. Tits time? Ims now arrived j
to show yourselves worthy of those gallant
men by protecting their homes, their wives
and their children, in common with yfmr own.
Until ibt above organisation take place, it
is recommended to the citi/cns of the Stair to'
continue existing voluntary org?nmtions and
to form immediately oil.' rs, with such .irun ntbey
have, for the protection of every neigh
imrho ?l, especially along the livers mid arms
of the sea. Many u deadly volley may be successfully
delivered at the ratdern in their boats
from the bluffs aud forests lining their tmnks.
Immediately after the requisition of the
President ie the Governor will tnky
ateps for u Wtove complete organisation for
neighborhood protection, of such are Inaa
fitted, hy years or otherwise, for the sotivo
duties of n campaign.
Given under my hand urn! the veal of the
State, at Cvlumhia, this sixteenth day of '
[L.?.]Junt. A. D., <>ne thousand cigiit hundred j
and s'Xty three.
M. L. BOMIA.M,
H*. R. Ht'.\t, Secretary of Stte.
Aa ,-lef to i'rovid* for Lo-it Deface ut,d H^eeiml
Service.
Section 1. The Concrete of the Confrdera.'t
State* of America do rune/. Thai the President
he and he is hereby authorized to accept the
services of volmnccfa oTuueb kind nn I in suoti
proportion P.* he may. deem expedient, to serve
lor such tunc ns ue may presenile, fur th" defeiteo
of tvpoiril plac *s or locvhties, 01 .Mich
rpecl tl aervic." si h may deem inedicut.
Section 2. And such forces shall be nut
tered into the sorv'.ca of the l*on federate Stat er,
t .1... I I -I-* 1- !
ivji iuu man acieovc or epoetin !"Cr?ICf Wore- ]
*aid, the muster roll netting forth distinctly I
the son ccs to bo performed; anl iho said |
voluntovrs .thai! not bo eotinid"red in actual
serxiso until thmcuuto specially ordered by
ttie President. And they shall bo entitled to
; .?y or -uhsiiUcitne only f.?r stir-li lime as they
01 .v be oh duty tinil t ti e order* of the lVcaidc".'
ot by b'-* direction.
Hue; to:. 'I. ?ueh volunteer force?, when *0
Accept el ami ordered Into service, eball be
orguiii.-d in Accordance vith Ahtl .subject to
all the provision* of the Act entitled " At; Act
lo provido for the public defence," npprovod
Mrrcii ti, 18'J1. and tu ty be annehed to ouch
dii :>i >ns. brio ?de?. regnaeait, or battalia is an
ibe fVc.-i lent titay direct, arid wbeit not organise
I i^to tia ialion? or regiments before hutny
n?u?ietf 1 ia'o service, th?? President shall up - I
point tlie Held officer* of t^o buiiliettuirirrgi;n.
?' ? wli.'ti organised as such hy him.
ArerovKb August 21, 18K1.
bTATF. OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
At rri ?tT ajtn lM>rsernn Gsxrb.xi'* Ornci
ron iiPii. Jittie Ifi, 18dS.
.V .NJ K VLOROKKr* *??. 3?l.
o oarrv into effect the proclatnafiois of his
t.\o the Commander m thief tmj the
Art ?;f Uotigre-,.*, ? ]' provide lor local de- '
rcnoe and special nerr.ee," it is hereby ordered1.
That the comui-iiidtng 0 the ore of (lie
Militia Ki-ifinieuia assemble nt their u-oiil
places of parade, ou TUiiSDAY, the 7ih of
lu'y pert, nil pemoun within the limits of
heir respective conminud? liable to auy miliary
serVtce by the law* of the State, aad call
Tor voluuieera lo toeot the requisition of thb J
('resident of the confederate si?t?? ?? ia?? 1
Mate tor troops for local defence? persons I
mtween iho ages of forty and forty-five to be j
net tided in the call.
fl J.hi any Regiment failing to furnish by
roluriteei'itig it* <|Uota of troops, which in fixed
n- General Orders No. 21. accompanying this
mliT, the commanding officer of such llcginrut
will iinmcdintcly draw from i'itsc lisol*
o actual military service bevoud the limits
if their respective ftlstrieis," between the
igestf forty and fifty <4tiand 6? > years, a
ntftcmui ti ii in her of uiou to make r.p said qtfia.
III. The oouiniaudiitg oiticers of llegii. ems
ire vqaired immediately to o;g pize the troops
bus raised iuto coutpauivs, of not less then
iMy-four [t>4] and not more than one hundred
tod twenty five [126] privates, by holding
Sections for company officers, vis : one Cap
ain, one First lieutenant, and (wo Second
ieutenauts, the non-commissioned officers,
-four Sergeants and four Corporals?to be !
ppointcd by the Captains, apd immediately
clurn to this office certificates of said elections
mi rolls of the cornpadies.
IV. The commanding officers of Heat Com
antes are required to prepare ami return to
he commanding officers of thsir respective
legintcnts ou the day above mentioned, aeeu
ate rolls of all the mules residing within their
espectivc hosts between the age* of foitj and
A.. I J>i ?* ??
[tu mill o<M
V? Officsra of the tili 1 itim. between tlie ages
f forty and fifty yews, will be hubject to
raft
VI. Companies o?-grtmed under this order
ill hereafter Iks organised, by orders issued j
out this otHoe. into Regiments of ten complies
each. by the election of field officers: and
lien rnlled into tho field, wi'l be musiere 1 in
Oontederae screloe, for local defence and
ftaeial serrice within the limits of this Stale.
r the term of sit months from the first day I
r August nest. (
VII. The commanding officers of Kegiuicnta (
re charged ?itli the prompt eitension snd
lecntion of this tirder.and any default on
icir part, or on the part of any officer, will
* visited with the severest penalties of tha
.
Ilr otamand of the Govarnof
.v c. ?a?i riru rox,
Adjutant and lnsj?actortieneral of H C, '
Mif' Charleston and Columbia papers sup- ' <
jh three times a week, nnd all olhcva panels j >
thr Rials publish weekly until the 4th ot I
ily. I
" tHJlIiiHi -X
STATE OF J50UTU|jAllOfiI5A. 1
QM't and imr1! oftfaul*** Cjfrion. J
cultxdia, JftM 19,1&8.
[N answer to tnqairi?o^|ddraipod to bU ]
Excellency tj?* Govern** and to tbia /
fitc-M, it is boreiy wade known that no j a
art of tbo quota of troop* Coifed for m L
lor tho foregoing proclamation rttrW ordtfroj
rill be accepted as MOUNTED AJ EN. L.
Or a: t.qAaoinvfi\Ji,t.. I
Adj'f and 1 pspaotor-G anoral 8. C.
Juuo?5 lfl St
fiSaijr Paper* of the Btato copy threeiimeo. '
state or .soi rn ciEeuxi. ;
EXECUTIVE DEfAETM EXT," <
I Columbia, Job0.17,186S. 1
IN ooewer to UMoy.lotton.OMn tbo nub- -J
loci of tbe exemption of ft afcmtiratoe, it is 1
ita-cd for tho inforuiati >n of aril oottceraed,
J a aL. #1 .J - # o . i '?.
iiiui hit uorcnwr aocs no* ictl Ctllva UpuD
to exempt Magistrates within the conscript
igo ftota military service, iifemuch m tneLegislature
tiwi that subject Under eatIdoration
aod did not prrrMe for it hi tfceis
Act,
JW order of the Governor.
B. F AMHCB, *., i
Pi itoto tteerotnvy.
Mr Al! papers in the State publiehoeco.
Jane 29 18 . It
- -
In Equity,
BPARTAJtBURU 1U8TWCT.
Iliraai Neighbors ei. Richard 11. Willie
and Elijah Bs-.neU.
Bill (or Funds. *
IN pursuance of an order of the Court
of Equity passed at June term, 1868,
tho creditors of the absent defendant,
Riuhard B. Willis, are required to come
in and prove their claims, as tho law di
rects, before the Commissioner, on or before
tho 1st day of October "next.
t. stobo farrow, oa?.d.
Commissioner's Office, Juno 22, 1868.
June 25 18 8m
1 lendqua rtei'H,
36tla Regiment, S- . Mllltla.
ORDER NO. ?.
IN pursuance of orders to mo directed,
'all persons liable to do Military duty,!
now within the limits of tho 86th Regiment,
8. C. M., ore summoned to appaar
at llomar's Old Field on the 7th day of
July uoxt, fdr the purpose of complying
with the requisition node boon this Retr
1 intent by the Governor, for its quota qf
men for nix months service, either by
Volunteering or Draft.
(?u plains ut Beats are uhargid with the
extension of this order, and are further
: rryuimi to prepare and return to the coinj
mnnding officer, on that day by 10 o'elock,
[ A. M., accurate roll# of all males residing
, ?tt their respectivo Beats between the ages
: of forty (10) -ind fifty (6'J) years.
By order of
* 8. W. SNODDY,
i Col Commanding 36th lfegt. S. C M.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR HALE.
rpi!K ?n letnlgocd |.rfq>o*?an T11V BHD AT.
_| ttie 2rHtl in-lnnl, to sell In tbc hljflu sl bidifcr.
.si Spsrlsaburn ("euri M.mw, lb* MW
iug large utaoutij sad'Uii.'ij ol properly, vi/.
One Negro man named William,
once forward the funds to me at this place,
by privato opportunity, by Eapress, or by
Bank checks payable to my order. Remittances
ot bills by mail arc not authored.
WM. M. SHANNON,
Agent of the Sttto 8. C?
Camden, June 13, 1863. 12-2t
L<>8T,
AHOUT one month ago, a Gold PALMETTO
BADGE, with the letters "0-*L.
8.," marked on the snu.c.
ALSO.
Between Dr Vcrnn^a and the Pronbyte.
rian Church, about three weeks siooe, another
BADGE of the nmu description
Any one finding the above described
Badges, will bo suitably rewarded by leaving
them at this office.
June 11 11 8t
~L< >HT,
ON" Friday, a Hair Kar King, and tt
Jirty hi?i a Twwrel'U^ld broooh. Anv
me finding the sane wilt be gratefully reward?<i
by leatTng them ?l tins <4hce. J
1 tf
NOTICE.
IhOllUWAUN nil p?rson? from tronpnooing
on my Innd or in the waiw, a? I %
Imp in the t'upnhnw Sho*t for my b?n?bt, *
[ Hin fully dctviwttaori1? pro##en?? I bono tl??t
lo 80 t don 1 inrddle with any body's thing*
u wo wnv. Hitticfonc tbt* iwrnl b? *Uv*d?d 10.
MAKTlLLUfc LITTLLJOffN.
Mwy 7 ? - i#
ic?n. uiu, v?7 n ntie c.iaracisr. tiui ttl
perior uifiK>r.(r a:i 1 farmer. 1 womsa,
ugrJ 21, ? good cook, wadter ?wid imner. with
her chiid. 1 girl 10 rear* old good
nurse and house servant. 1 hoy iunic-1 Kd
ward, very likely. ?*n t well (M u, ijcd U?<
gears' 1 boy Morn?, i years old.
One fine draft nud Sadd c horse,
C yp?rs uW. 1 pony, works well. 0 welll?rcke
Ml'LKS, from three to six year* old.?
1 KINK MILK COW, with young calf, m:r excellent
milker an I io good roiifltlvn.
Fifty bushels of Salt, 13 head of
IIOGS. 300 Kushr's of CORN, 1$ bushels of
ItVF., 1 -I hogs of N \1LS. from 'j to 2U. 2 g'.od
four-horse IVAOOSS with harness, 1 good 1
horse wagon, wiih harness. Top Uuggjr and
hurnens. a line lot el* ahoes, a large quantity
LEATHER, I
AND A FINE Af^pRTMKNT Oii1
i i * ^
jkmiko ar 11 i*i ilTUPr?4
One foiij-ei?ht g-ilfofl Still, nud
oce bixi,) fiv- Hi u S I ILL, ^illi in sjw?A or- |
il?r, with nil I be ueccssurjr uppuriaaunecs of j
each.
The above property will be hold
iu small quantities to ;>uit purchasers, with the
privilege however, to mt one to tako the
whole.
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash on delivery erf Properly.
WM. U. WALK Ell.
.lone 1* 12 2w
jNotlco
THE Con ?ui:sjti-mors of Iloada and
Town Authorities,baring collected fine* for
default f?r slave lal>or on the cu?W. will at
flpiiWIrni t^r* IttV
i.# 4 Ik^klAf an/I rAfl v BMitiAiNnf kft flilMiH4FlBBa<k>
South CuvUaft lfeMlttfMt
DEAF AltoluM AKMitiH^
$53)^a SPBISI, A.
l4ur JdLy ! ?i? iwjlSJ. DlllWllfiil
A? on* of th* btaevMnl MUOWhaMMt* *f
tli* St*>?. lb* iutiiatiM ??
iur, Ike Philanthropist. nd lavpr ?f 1
lu every portion of ijM Rt^MwIlk
end wit ores for lUemaatona. vbl UH mMfr
*
of eiience and d*rb?? j whe, ultbn? dkw
lion, ?doubtpdly Ibrmtha yj wie>^M|o
friends of well as ?ha JftWs
nenarally ore nap eel lh By inwl taartaadl
A awlH of the BM #<hai*MMM r
will ho HokLeA 4 P. M., a* ibe ftmjim* im * ,
the public exhibition.
I J. ?. REND***)*.
On bok?lf of iT7 Tllfil
Jane 18 11 ^
, THK STATE OF SOUTH C ABOM* A
r ASTAjmMEG wmii.
I Alexander Akuadcr, Mediae a Alex?dar,
I William Alexander Exoeuter's AppM?
?.
Gideon Harcelaoo and iHfb BamhH artel?,
et al Dofeadaata. ** * r"
Petition for final Belli?? a?I Dnwx
TT APPEARING to ay aatisfaatioa tkat (MI
eon Ilarralaon and wife Samb Jfawalesa.
John G l'owor* irtd wife A? Pew?-a. ?id the
I ekiMrw of Jeffereon Alexander. dec'd. ?
I not kuown, defendanta la this aaae, reside be|
road ik? limits of thi?8tat?: H iaordarad?d
1 decreed , j?m at tb C?it pf Ordinary.
to oo h olden far Sparta a bary Di?riab
at Spartanburg Gear! lianas ww the IT? dap -
of July neat, to rbaw cause if way exls ta, why
a final eatflemeat of the aetata of Jeaase Alaantler,
deceased, and a dcoraa thereon Awdfi
not Ke made.
Witness my hand a?I setl of Offer Aprtt
lath, A. UM ltfA. < Ji? *
J NO. EARLK DOMAR, o. a ?. ..
?0 . 5 <ff
75 CLERK'S NOTICE.
Being undertbf neecaa ty at^twliag mj
farm oti which I mMa, three wMm f??
I be Town, end giving It ntjr firn?l iw|iil>>.
t?n'i?ic? and attention, I taJia ibit i^naNi
ty of tnforfli^g'nU person* intcr?*i?i ia iQF
official bu.vic.?e* that I al'.sll a.tend ragulsrljr tt
o?y office, on mrjr Baturtlay of <Mk week Mr
til fortiitr oatite. f ' ,
J. B. TO L LB SON, Clerk.
April 19 * it Af
IVOT1CK, *
I FOREWARN nnj p?m? for teedfer AT
oole (firee by myself to W; J. Dt.lT fct
} .-seventy U .lltr*. dated March 24, 1MB, ?kkh
nwtc i? paid in fall.
m.?. ?at.
March S ?l ?f_
NEW"ST 011.
f >11F. on 'er signed baring pare board m4
| cnn?idemt!y replenished the Block af
tieod* owned by Meears. Twittjr, would * respectfully
aek Itia Irirad: r??4 tl wiMh aagff fI
him a cull at the old stand of tboon yilian.
I Among the new gxxla just reoeived ere
1T? pieces FINE FRENCH PRINT*.
10 " KINK DUKSS Ml'SLUA. V '
20 FINE LONO CLOTH*,
lew IRISH U<ESN.
| ab j'.#?orvB)ni of UlltOS.
i Fino Cunibat,
l>roMMlnff Colnlw,
Tooth Brmhoi
KnffllMl PflM.
Toilet 0onp, Jkey
ALSO * large iot of eietlltat SMOUNft i
i I'. tCCO, and mauy other Mrti?ler
I'rr?on? witkitg to p da ffhO*
t? ctJl early." * " *
\ /. J. WINGO.
March 1V*?1?If .
! Hradqtiurters 131k Rffft*', S. ,
CAMP OKKGG. VA.t March 9t\ lilt/
DESERTED from my C?apMj (hi fatlMr* /
tag member*. for irhuM ?pprcb?i?n A* >
[ itiiui reward of thirty dolhn will h^nU, to
, wit. JoilN WOFPOBD. IV yoara old, k ta* r
> 11 ichcs high, blue e/ao a ad dark MhVfi
I fair cotaple-ion. Wnt M. 8TATOS, tljwh
old, 8 feet high, dorfc hair, dark nw. awl.ikit
completion. JL COPkhAML,
1 Capt Co. 13?b BogW S?
r >"r ir t M
ntoLBN,
TIBOM |he cab rooa at Ndaarllk ah
JP Tuesday, the 28th uH., a E**afc MAMKd ?.
s* MA Wis with fringe, with mm of tbt JHa|?
itteo off.
A suitable reward will bo paid, If Mt Ok fk* .
FACTORY. " , . ~
WIDOW MART BROW*.
May 7 +*? ?
'^wroir~"
a ii ij penoos UTiag oauai Mypm
Estate of Kleador P. Swoddy, *Haaui, %
will prcMBl thorn to the tmdasaigns# #r
settlement immediately, nod -oft thorn iedebtt
d by Noto or othorvfae MM pie^e* '
pay the mme to mfcrthtHM, M I ffefae#
to settle the Kstote vidua three witl i
WW. P. PKAKdON, Adm'r.
Jnno 11 11 , ?
Admloidrotor^ Mellot. "*
following estates to vi^: J. T. fee
eeaaod, VlLLlA* COL*, WfUJjfl*
BOBBINS. and J. J. X1MBRKLL, ere.
hereby notified to Siaemt the
attested, f the ni-fiaosd fisr noimdat [ ^
as final settlements of the oatataa atf ?a* ?
tiaoeaaed, will ho. adh aa fiastt aa the la#
anil permit.
SUA# W*U*
May M ? #L
T HAyiToT ball?MtSyfiJSlfflSjnV*.
rws& ifcir'ia^ rj.
t liHihini, I n#try wiv^i
John Wheeler. M. B, iinWt.
I .uc+nd* HviftM, OWtf ^ r
P?rtit, r 3 H