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fflllSill HP"; y.'J$HP&W w ?'g'fc**^j6jpkna^m<rjfcjwjlt?tjtfrtobviciaa ?: * .?<.* .? ;-- >.-\"nrowaturti ANygrNO'tfM i.;Kr!>'-_ i(jl. EpiTOB : You V/ill p'tUilSO nU Mir,: . v tin ioJfe lowing CTHllenijn as candidate.* for re-elect,.;. .o tho House of Representatives, from Kershaw ^District, at - tho ensuing' election iu October, and oblige their ' frionds: Major J. M. desa.ussurk. ' r Capt. D. D. PERRY. July 1 Mn Enrroit: As the time is approaching when the poople of Korshaw District,'will liavo to select, those who will represent them, in tho ensuing Legislature w? respectfully recommend the following gentlemen fas a candidates. For Senator. Maj. A. ID BOY KIN For Representatives. Maj. j. m. desassure, r?o.-.t- ttt v ririnv'vr) VU^U. TV 4Li, JJULJL1> iUlV. iJy inserting tho above, you will oblige * April 16. MANY VOTERS. For Representative. t 'We nrb authorized to announce Col. A. D. GOODWYH, as ft oandidate for the Legislature at the ensuing election. April 22 tf For Representative. "We are nutborizod to announce Col. W. R. TAYLOR :os a candidate for the 'Legislature at the ensuing 'election. June 10 " tf Mr. Edttoi::.You will please ancoirr.noo Cnpt. "WILLIAM CLYBURN, as a candidate for rc-eloction as olerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for Kershaw District, and obliga MANY FRIENDS-' April 15. Wanted, . A FEW YOUNG HORSES OR MULES, FOR plantation purposes, for which a liberal price"1 will be paid in money?or if desirable will exchange fine milch Cows and Calves or Heifers for the same. JAMES CHICSNUT, Sr. - September 9 4tw. Election. ON TUESDAY AFTER THE SECOND MONDAY in October, next, an election will be hold, at 'the usual election preoints, for Olerk of the Court of Kershaw District by reason of the expiration of the term .of the present incumbent. ' * Given under my hand and seifl of office at Camden this second day of September, A'. D. 186<ti , W. CLYBURN, Sept. 9 4tw.^ "C. C. C. P & G. S. Schnot NoticeZEROISES OF MRS. DAWSON'S SCHOOL jo re?umcu ou the lirat Monday in October, rm of nine month'a, her charge will ho $100, * sum in provisions. i - ' . y * . i. Cotton Yarn. NDLKS SUPERIOR QUALITY. TTf/N CARDS?2 dozen'W hiltomorc's ; 3 do ' ?lish. S! CIGARS!!?10,000 Cigars of Florida -a good article, ?ALSO? diowing and smoking Tobacco. Salt, spool* fcedles, Ac. * W. C. GERALD A.CO. i iu. f. -It , Headquarters, 5> ' ' GIMKNT SOUTH CAROLINA MILITIA, f.f Oajipejj, S. C.'sept. Cth 180-1. j. j j RAL ORDER NO. 10. },- PURSUANCE OF GENERAL ORDERS A. i 10, from A. C. Ciarlington, Adjutant and InU -?o< . sneral of South Carolina, this Regiment is . . n icred to parade in front of the Town Hall in in 1- 5. C., on SATURDAY the loth inst., at 10 . i U i'r .i m.. for tho nurDoso of oriranizin<7 thcmselvnn !<mviii:.anies for active servico in the lioiii. All (m.i - if ible to actual service out of the District in 'i.*- " ..vasion and insurrection will Assemble us -4 >' ) i 'i. persons liable under this call are those be: -to: j(. and 17 years ol ago, aliens, exempts from' service between 17 and 50 years ol nge, ! i' c continuance of such oxemption, and per > v. i:o have been enrolled from Confederate "service ..id i tailed to remain at homo in civil employment or < i>; c d -ring the continuance of such detail,4unless i ot.iiled person shnll be serving in some Confudr . io ..1 ;ary organization. f l*i'ose exempted under the existing State laws v. i" >1 service out of the District are earnestly . to nite with this organization for tho defence of ' - ?t*. All persons who do not so unite will Joe ,'ai ril on SATURDAY tho 10th inst, for actual . i . ?: the District iuto comnaniejfof not less than >ilv . h-.re praticablo) including commissioned and .. ;v. i issionod officers aud privates. "V-plains or officers commanding Peat Comj .-dl como proparcd with accurate lists of their ? . c - iv Companies. ' . persons liablo for sorvioo in accordance with , , 'i3 1, 2 and 3 of this order, will report to i dquarters on MONDAY tho 12th instant, , i . dc M.,?providod with four (-1) days rations, \^ organization . . i tains L. J. Patterson, John Thompson, Jno. . v < , J- Falkonberry, Adam Team, S. 1). Hough, , .' hom, E. Parker, are charged whh the extern , - order. a' - ? rtold on'l nf vl to be allCtiilanoe iiwd i,:* <'v ' > i J ?.* ' I ? ' dant J J 'V ; ' - i a, i ' ",',y y* ' ' * ? STATJE OvF ^OIUTTW t'AKOLIXA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Columbia, Sept. 5, 1864. To the Citizens of South Carolina: PflnHE GALLANT ARMY OF TENNESSEE has boon compelled by numbers to evacuate Atlanta. Whilst the Confederate authorities upll doubtless do their duty through the Army and the State Reserves, now organized and in the field, under Brigadier General Chesnut, towards the defence ofAhe State, the preseut military condition of the country requires that every man who can wield a weapon should be in some organization for the attainment, of the same nhient ' " The annexed orders provide for such organizations as the Ecxecutive is authorized to re quire under the law ; aud it is expected that every one who is liable will, without excuse, rally to the colors of the State in his appropriate Qrganization. 13lit the lorcc now most useful for all our military purposes is a moio-titf force ; and that (it can only he voluntary). I conjure the yeoinanary of the State, by every consideration of interest and patriotism at once to organize. Let it be formed without reference to age.? Many a man over 50 will make, as efficient a mounted soldier-as others half his years. In \5l the State, then looking to the possible conflict which is now upon us, could boost as gallant a body of mounted men, many of them f now over 50, as ever Hashed a sabre in the face ' of a foe. Many of them are doing good in the field. Let those at home unite with their younger fellow citizens .in organizing cornpa- ' nics xor mounted service. Jiacn man must mount and equip himself, except as to a carbine, which, of the most approved kind, the State will furnish. The horses (one to each officer and man) upon being registered with the'Captains of Companies, as also the equipments, which (the horse and equipments) shall be used for military purposes, will be exempt from impressment, seizure, distress and execution. If in a regiment or district enough do not unite to form a company, let them organize with from 15 to 30, electing a lieutenant, unite with, some organization.in another regiment or 1 district, so as to make up a company snd se-1 lecting a captain, determine the rank of their lieutenants bv lot or otherwise. Upon the organization of companies having in the aggre-< gate, including four (4) commissioned and eight (8) ri'on commissioned officers, not less than sixty-eight (08), they will be received and armed ; and when the number of companies is sufficient, will be organized into battalions and regiments by the election of tield officers. All persons liable to service, who do not at- , tach themselves to a mounted company, will be organized in one of the t w6 classes embraced in the annexed order from the Adjutant and Inspector General's Office. ' Citizens of South Carolina I You entered 1 liis contest resolved to live, free or perish. Your brothers, sous and fathers of the army and State lb-serves are already* in the field. Place yourselves by their sides and make good your determination, that no foul mbnou of the despot Lincoln should ever plane, with impute ty, his unhallowed footprint on the. soil'of your State. You have never wrjmped yotir foes. ' Make them rue the day they attempted to efface you from your heritage and give it to oth- . ers. The ray of hope which some sanguine persons supposed they saw in the Chicago Convention has gone out imdarkness. Bo not de-. ceived. There is no prospect of peace from that quarter. Peace is to be obtained alone, I under the blessing of God, through your fortitude, your sacrifices and your own strong arms. Given under my hand and the seal of the r- State at ('oliitnhin. this fit.h ilnv of Sen i ^ b i ~ "**" "-"v ~~ ~f' ' L ' ,J tember, Anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-four. . M. L. BONUAM. Wr. R. IIuntt, Secretary of State. jCST All papers in the State will publish this and General Orders No. 10 till Monday. * the 12th. September 8 4 Sorghum Syrup Barrels for ; Sale- 1 rpilK UNDERSIGNED HAS ON IT AND AND 1 for tale a large number of a fine article of Syrup Barrels, which con bo had by making application at , tlio Court House, at Camden. Seytomber 1 tf D. D. HOCOTT. For SaleA SUPERIOR MILCH COW WILL BE SOLD Cheap. Apply immediately at the Old Brick Corner, to J. P. READ. Sept. 1 U 1 School Notice. ! 1>nE EXERCISES OF MISS. DENOON'S SCHOOL < will be rosumed on tho 1st October next. 1 September 6 4t. ? i uni'^imij^wjmjtnrrtjwium'iimiwiai?cnijitwuwijiij!*i>ujir*? Headquarters, RESERVE FORCES SOUTH CAROLINA, ) Columbia, Sept. 5,. 1SG4. J GENERAL ORDERS NO. 6. T In'pursuanco of Paragraph V, General Ordew No. 67, Adjutant and Inspector General's Office, 1864, companies for local defence are authorized and required to be organized in each District of the State, II. All detailed men, unless specially excepted, including those between the ages of 18 and 45 years, as well as those of the Reserve class, and required to enroll themselves as members of companies. 1 III. The companies organized under this order arc designed to be employed only in emer- { gencies occurring in or near the Districts in \ which they may be respectively organized,.nor i tttlll tlinn 111\ m/nitimrl frv banti/.a f " "? I IV J'VIIVI UJ CVl > l\?u UAvept within the limits of their respective districts or districts contiguous thereto. IV. The term-of service of the companies will he the unexpired period of the war. The term of service of detailed inbn will be the terms of thier respective details. V. Local Enrolling Officers are charged Tvith the execution of this order. They will organize the detailed men in their respective Districts into companies of not, less thap G4 men, and order an election for company officers, and, as each company is organized, they will forward muster rolls to these Headquarters. When the number of detailed men is not sufficient for a company, they will furnish a list of the names of the men. ? VI. The provisions of the above order do not apply to the detailed men in the city of Columbia, they having already been organized into companies. 1 Bv command 'Brig Gen. Chesnct. ED. H.BARNWELL, A. A. Gen. Sept 8 1 g3T Every paper in the State will copy once. Notice to Producers. WAIi TAX OFFICIO, ) ? Piunrv R f1 Cent r 1 S3 fM t T WILL ATTENDATTHEFOLLOW!AGTIMES JL and places to rceive returns of WHEAT, OATS, RYE, CURED HAY, and WOOL, produced in tbo present year: Lib. rty Hill, on'Monday, September 19. Plat R ck. on Toe-day, 44 20. Buffalo, on Wednesday, " 21. Lisinby, on Thursday, " 22. Schrocks' Mill, Fr.day, " 23. ' Curotou's Mill, Saturday, " 24. . There is no exemptions on Wheat, Oats and Rye. Wool is taxable when more than teu pounds is prowu, and producers wilt make their returns accordingly. . W. WALLACE, Assessor Tax in Kind, 17 Collection District. September 6 5dlw Want to Purchase Kegroes. 'jpHIC SUBSCRIBER WISH Kg TO FUKGLiAsE 1 from twenty to twenty-five liljwty- young KEjROES. Forsaid negroes the hifttibst cash prices will be paid. JON.,d,*? A.N PACK. August 30 tf .Notice, ; TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN". \ LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORWARNKD < \ x not to open account, in an)' wise, against me 1 without a written order from nie, as 1 will not pay them. W. p. YOUNG. August 30 2t. ' jfjT* Confederate copy once. To the Public. WE, THE UNDERSIGNED PHYSICIANS OF . Camden, in consideration of the Into action of the Medical Society of Charleston, increasing their charges irom thre'e to five times tho*e in their old fee bill, have igreed from the present date to adopt the minimum recommendation, making our charges ihreo times the t usual fees, which we believe is as low as is adopted in my' pnrt of the State. Discretion will bo used in par- < ticular case?. > L. H. DEAS, MD. L. M. DeSAUSSURE, MD. T. W. SALMOND. MD. B. H. MATHKSON, WD. JOHN McCAA, MD. 1 Augustus C Situation WantedWanted, by A respectable widow lady, who speaks French and German, a situa- , don as Governess or Housekeeper, In a privato fami- 1 ly. She has had experience, and can give the best of references. Address Mrs. It. A. S., Camden post office, S. 0. August 31 3 Lamp Chimneys and Wicks Eok sale by d. d. hocott .September 1 tf Wanted to Purchase For the use of the confederate States?Scrap Iron, wrought or cast, for which I pnv a fail-price in cash, or, ifpreferred, will exchange rolled plantation Iron for tho same. Planters orothers inving any of tho nbovo todisposo'of "wiil inform ifte jt" the fact, an I wiph to collect it together aa speedily r is possible. J.S. MERONKY. goptombor 1 tC r STATE OF SOUTH CAJ?03,DNA. . ADJ'T 'AND INSP. GENERALS OFFICE, Columbia, Sept. 4.1864. GENERAL ORDERS NO. 9. |" ALL PERSONS LIABLE TO. ACTUAL SER1 vice, out of their Districts in times of invasion ind insurrection will assemble on SATURDAY, the 10th ol September, instant, at the'.r usual regimental larades. nud the senior officer in the- regiment will ate command, and will enroll ev*ry man in the rcginent liable to service as above. On MONDAY, tiie 2th instant, the troops composing the different rcgi uviii<iip|jui:u wiin atiL'usw iour pi; a ays rations, win iroeeed by the shortest and most expeditious routo or tho purpose of completing the organization of tho roops lor uctive service in tlio iield to the following ->* ilacea of rendezvous, to wit: Tho First Brigade, composed of the 1st, 2d. 3d, 4th, ith and 42d Regiments, at Bclton, ip Anderson Disrict, under Lt. Col. J. \Y. Ilanison, A. B. C. The Second Brigade, composed ol the Gth, "ith. 8tlir" )tli and 10th Regiments, at Ninety-six Depot, under A. Col. "Willirm P. Butler, A. I). C. Tho Third Brigade, composed ofthe 11th. 12th, 13th, 4th, 15th and 43d Regiments, at Branehville, under jt. Col. A. P. Aldrieh. A. I). C. The Fourth Brigade, composed of the 16 th. 17th, 3th and 10th Regiments, at Ch?rle?t<n, under Lt. Col. Yilmot Gr. BoSaitssure, A. 1>. C. The Filth Brigade, composed of the 20lh? 21st, 22d, !3d and 44th Regiments, at Camden, under Lt. Col. 1 H. Boykin, A. D. U. The Sixtii Brigade, composed of tho 24th, 2&th, 26th ,nd 27th Regiments, at Witmsboro, under Lt. Col. Ci Hampton, A. D. C. .? The Seventh and Eighth Brigaded will be organized tnder subsequent orders. The Ninth Brigade, composed ofthe 24th, 35.th, 36th, I7tli and 46th Regiments, at Union 0. H., under Lt. 3oi. R. G. McCuw, A. B. 0. The Tenth Brigade, composed of the 38tli, 39th, lOtji, 41st and 45th Regimehts, at Newberry 0. H., tnder Lt. Col. W. D. Simpson, A. D. C. II. All company officers will assemble at their usual egimental parades with accurate lists of the men in heir respective beats liable to actual service, and will enort nil nbsantees to the commanders of their re pectivo regiments when they meet at' their brigado eudezvoua. III. The persons liable under this call are those bo-" ween 16 and 17 years ef age, aliens, exempts'from ,'onfederato service between 17 and 60 years of age luring the continuance of such exemption, and perions who have been enrolled for Coulederato service ind detailed to remain at homo in, civil employments >r pursuits, during the continuance of such detail, "uness such detailed person shall be serving in some Confederate railitar}' organization. IV. Those exempted under the existing State laws rotn actual service out of their respective districts, are jumestly urged to unite with this organization lor tho lefence of tho State. AH who do not so unite will be itgnnized by the eonnnniuling officers of regiments in Saturday, the 10th inst., for actual service uutheir espectivs districts, into companies of not less .than lixtj*. (whore practicable,) including commissioned )fhcers and privates. V. Oflicers will issuo transportation tickets for all rfho travel by railroad, which tickets will bo recognized by this Dopartmont. VI. The \ids-de-Camp charged with the organization of the foregoing troops will call to their aid an assistant and a competent. Mirgeon to decide upon all _ r . .1 J ? l -i:? jitauo ui pu\aiuai uisiiuiiiiy VII. The Officers and Cadets of the Arsenal and Citadel Academies will hold themselves in. roadinoss br actiro service in the field ou short notice. v VIII. '1 ho Aids-de-Cnmp of the Governor and all Militia UQicer.s are ehargod with the prompt- extension and execution of this order. By ordor of the Commander-in-Chief. ?A. C.O ARLINGTON, Sept. 7?G .Adjutant and Inspector GoneraJ All papers in tho State copy for one sveek. Hog Stolen. Ant person having purchased within the past week, a email white and black male ihoat. unmarked, will please report the same to this 5fCce They shall not loose the hog, tho object being ,o detect the thief. August 24 3d School Notice. ON THE 1STH OP SEPTEMBER MISS. 11. L. Y> ?UNG will open a school for young ladies. TERMS ?0R THE SCHOLASTIC VEA It. Enclieh.K *A0 French 60. . Latin GO. One-half payable in advance. Application made mroediately. September 2 3d. Notice. WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE ADOPTED the following prices for Li -"her at onr mills: First quality per hundred feet . $0,00. , Second " " " . " 7,00. Refuse and Ruff F.dgo 5,00. J AS. CHKSNUT, SR. W. E. HUGHES, . CHARLES PERKINS, SUTHERLAND & LEMMOND. August SO. 3w. For SafeT rWO GOOD PLANTATION WAGONS. APPLY TO 8. SHIVER. August 27 3