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r 7-1.1. - - STATJC OF SCIL'TIS CA A. ' ' ' . MSM Mr, ADJT ANI) INSPKOTOR-GEN'S. OFFICE, Colujima, December 1, 186-1. KfENERAL ORDERS NO. 19. i PARAGRAPH I OF GENERAL OftDERS NO 18, current series, from this ollice, requiring tho . - Companies organized for service bejoud their Districts burl tiMSnnn to a*iil cni'vim nut not enrolled ill IjomllnuM; to- proceod to Charleston, is hereby eountstthnnded, and they will proceed to Hamburg, S. C., <and roport to Lieiit. Col. \V. 0 DeSatissuro, A. D. C., ns heretofore dircctcU. . II. Paragraph I of General Orders No. 1(5. current ^etip.g, from tins ollico, requiring all persons claiming exemption from militia service on tiie ground of physical disabililj', to appear bcloro tho Examining Board at Columbia or tho .Surgeon-General at Hamburg, S, C.t is so far modi lied that persons who have been recently exainiHod by the Boards of Confederate Surgeons and exempted from Confederate service on the ground of jitrmmicnt disability, will not he required to appear before tho Boar.d at Columbia or the Surgeon-General, but will transmit copies of their certificates, through il.n r>iMiimnnriiti<r nllioors of oonmaoif'S formed in their V..W -WW " C - I -- -- --- regiments, to tho Surgeon-General of the State?and in rcgimcms where no companies have been "organized, , directly to the Surgcon-G.uierul?tho co]>ies of said certificate to be" certified by a magistrate or a magistrate ea; ojjici >. By order: A. C. GARLINGTON, Adj't and'Inspeetor-Ueneral S. C. Dec. 5?Gt. Facers of State publish one wool. __ . Hegroes to Hire, Bj>ISTNI?l( AND FIELD HANDS, APPLY TOH '13. P. OOLBUltN. Norember 25 Gt . Wanted to Purchase I7*0R THE USE OF THK CONFEDERATE JL? States?Scrap Iron, wrought or casO for wliich 1 par a fair prico in cash, or, llprelonect, will exchange railed plantation Iron for the'same. Planters or others baring any oftho above to dispose of will inform ine f the fact, as I wish t? collect it together as speedily nspessibl?. J. S. MHIION iCY: ' Jf?pt?B3bor I t?. liTft'fl'E -OF 4?4>aj;a.'2a a. IB|p AWT AND TNSl'I"CTOD-Ci ICN.'S OFFTCIO, Cohun'e!a, November .'10, 1SG4. GEXEBAL ORDERS X<\ IS. I THE COMPANIES Olll.iAN 1 ZED FOR 8KR VICE beyond the limits of their Districts, as well' as the persons liable to said service who have failed to i. ...Ml ^ 4_ /-i{ 1 i .v?* C I ! ItlCttVIll f?P rpp'n, win jiniucu'i iv i;ii;hh'm<mi, -v., ... Hamburg. 8. (A, and report to ilnj. Gen. Saniuol Jones, commanding District of.South ('.iroiinn. 3T. <Timpani-is, on- their arrival in (Mini lesion, will rfiake requi-ilion o.n" Mnj". W. (}; l*Vso:Y, acting Ordnance Ofiieer fx ()., for arm.-, Ac. III. So much of General Orders No. 15 an 1 No. 17 as conflicts wilh Ihcso crdcs, is hen. by countermanded * * * * * * * Py command: A. C. 0 A K.f'.lN(ITON, Adj'l and Inspector General S. 13. Hci. 5,?3t. Papers of Stato.copy tlireo tithes. ' Mr BISSSLL?BEW11ST. WILL FUROIl AS15 GOLD PLATES, such are used by Don list, or take them MJ-Q3CCXJ in part payment for his professional scr lCCft. Deeeinboi1 T tf T^.ir i n Kind. UAMDEN, S. G., Nov. V.O, 1SG4. Flantkrs ark karnkrtly rkqukstei) to bring in tlioir Tithes of Corn, Pons, Oats, Rye, Wheat, Fodder, lln}', nnd .Sorghum, AT ONCE. The Stores aro much needed. ,T. JONKS,* Dec. 1?6d. Agent T. I. K.. Iron, Iron, Iron. ~ A LOT OF BAR IRON ON OONSIONM KNTAND for sal? by II AT 11 KSON .t GO. ^ Dec. I?Cd, Notice. All pkrsons iiavang demands against tho Estate o! the Into Dr. Henry Cantoy, will araunnl I limn iimiierR' !11 I (><l i>(l * ? n< I ll,r?o<. _ 'nwlr.lW r..l f?,vnv-iiw [' V v* IIIVOU- I 11\IU *J v V. > 11 (rill mako payment, to Joint Cauiey. * MARY" 0. CANTKY", Oct. 23 IT. Administratrix. For Sale. PINF, WOOD FOR SA I.E. A I'l'LY TO K. II. JOUNSOW Oct. 21 .10 Lr.?; Fink blicaciikd iiomksbun.* 7-8 ami 4 4 Brown Homespun. Ptrk I'cliiins, Black Alpacun*. Hair Note. Swvuul's llaudkcrcliiclW, etc., etc. AI.SO, Ladies' T.atoit Stylo II ATS, on hand and made to order.' BONN KT i'UAMKS. of tlie Latest Fashion, and an assortment of MILITANT GOODS of all descriptions. Shoestrings, Corset Laws, Tape, Spool Cotton and Needles. Pins and Knitting Needles. And a great many other useful articles, too. numer ous to mcn-pon, at Not. 44-Gt.d. MRS. "IIAMMERRLOUGH'S. SfTATEi Or SOUTH CAELOI,iXA. \&v\' SSISSM AI)J'T A ND 12?SP. G EN ER A L'S OFJ'lCE, [ , Coi.riililA, Nov. 2S, 1 fc'G-i. J GENERAL ORDERS NO. 17. .. ? I PARAGRAPH V. OF GENERAL ORDERS 1 No. 15, current series from this oltiee, is here- 1 by repeated, to wit: "The persons H;iIiIg to this ser- 1 vice (ser vitro beyond their Districts) are all persons between the ages of sixteen ami seventeen years, and | all persons between seventeen and tif'tk years of ago who are exeinnt from Confederate sw-vmk i?o ? !>?< not exempt by the laws of this ^tate , from Stalo ser- 1 rice, which includes, amongst other classes*, ull bonded 1 agriculturists who havo been exempted by Confoder- 1 ate authority as owtiers and managers ot' llieir own ( plantations." . ' j^II. This ir.e]mles persons who have been exempted 1 from Confederate service by reason of physical disabili- 1 ty, but wlio havd not been exempted by Slato Snr- 1 goon's. " . , III. Paragraph III. of General Orders No. 14, current scries from thisOtiiee, is hereby reiterated, to wit: ' That "persons who are liable to scrvic'o in said com- ' panics, and who have failed to report their names, 1 when tlie companies shall ho ordered into service will ' bo arrested, carried into camp and tried by Courts Mar-- ( tial, in pursuance ot Act of the General Assembly." IV. oil s-.eh persons as are included in the proceed- ( ing paragraph of these Orders will lorthwith report for duty at Hamburg, S C., without nnj summons or no- ' lice from the commanding officers, or they will hp ar- ' rested. V. In the following Regiments no returns of organ- 1 i7.ed compauies liave been mado to iliis office, and the persons in said Regiments who arc ljable to-serviee beyond the limits of (heir Districts will il.m.? ?!. - - ?V|?WI ?. for duty at llainl-arir, S. to he assigned to other companies on pnii. of hoiug arrested and sent forward to wit: " , ltith llegiment, Charleston District. 17ih " " ' 44 lath " 44 " . 19lh " 44 44 21st " Lancaster 44 2 2d " , Kershaw 41 Slat 14 Williamsburg 44 I>y order: A. C. C! ARLINGTON, Arljl. and In?p"or Gen. S. 0. Nov. r,0 3 E.ST" Papers of tlve State copy three times. ~ iTa'ATM OF SOSJ'tt'52 4J A A~ ,-^ii ? <v rs> ADJT AND IXSP. GKNKRAL'3 O Coi.umuia," Nov. 28, 1861. SPECIAL ORDERS EO. '28. rDI?. H. W. C.inHKS'. Jk. DR. SAMUEL PAIR ami Dr. 15. P. WATKINS will constitute a Board for the examination of persons who claim exemption from Militia service beyond their Districts on the ground of physical disabilitj-, and will designate the hours in each day, beginning with Tuesday next, by publication in the Columbia papers, when they will ox* amine said applicants. By order: A. O.G ARLINGTON, nov 30?ft Adj't and Ins. Gen'l, S. C. All papers in tbo State will copy ibr ono week. Headquarters, C'oixmijia, Nov. 28, 18G-1. IN ACCORDANCE AVITll SPECIAL ORDERS No 28, Adjutant and Inspector General's Office, the Medical Examinim; Hpard will meet EVERY DAY, nt 12J o'clock, hc^iunitvj; To-morrow, the 2l)th instant, at my office 011 Sumter street.. All persons churning, xcmplion from Militia service beyond their Districts -fihoud present tjieinsolvcapromptlv. | - 11. W. G1I5HHS, Jr., M. D., nov 80?0 President Examining Hoard. ?36*" All papers in the Stale will copy for one wbok. NOTICE. OAK AND PINE WOOD FO IJ SALE. APPLY to JOHN CANTEY. Nov. 9?tl. ' . I II I ? I THE Southern Field & Fireside! t - . GRAND LITERARY COMBINATION I A-VAST CONCENTRATION. OF TALENT, SURpiiHsing any combination ever before attained in the history of PERIODICAL LITERATURE ofEuropo orAuioricu! 1 <Thfi Snntlicm Tinl/I nt-?A " 1 *fU!U auu JL' JUL uaiuw, OF AUGUSTA, GA., . ... AKD 4tTli? tiliistratcd Mercury," OF. RALEIGH, N. C. Combined and continued under tho ?Id popular title of . . thk SOUYIIEIIN Jl-5KS.IT) & FIDSESBIiE. Tllifi ENTIRE EDITORIAL AND C0NTRJ13UT0UiAL CORI'S OF ROTH JOURNALS RETAINED. ^ PRDTDUfTftTJC r?l^ TIIIJ v/i-. .iJU-li ill 1M\V> Ultl .1 loving purchased the "Southern Field and Fireside" and Jinding it impossible to make arrangements which would insur^jH regular supply of paper, upon account of the irregularity and uncertainty of transportation for tlio "Field and Fireside" at Augusta, (Ja., the ntmc having to be supplied from the nulls at Kaliigh, N. tt.. have remold the "Field and Fireside" to Hnleigh and combined Utcso two sterhng Literary Journals. The "Mercury" is therefore merged into the "Southern Field and Fireside," and .will In/so published until the state of tho country will justify a divergcnent, when both papers will bo resumed and continued is it eretofore. Subscribers to both journals will receive he paper to the full time of subscription without-delay .>r interruption. The entire Kditurinl and Contributorial Corps of both papers are retained upon the emerging journal. It is announced without lb.ir of contradiction that the extensive and ?}tlcia<li<l Array of Cuiiibiitcd Talcnl now employed in writing lor the '-Field and Firesido" uirpasses in gcmiino merit, ability, celebrity and numerical strength tiny combination or engagement ever Ijeforo attained in the history of Periodical Literature jf Kurope or America. Tt is a large eight page Weekly journal teeming with I original Romances, Sketches, Talcs, Poetry, History, Essays. Criticisms, Witticisms; including Translations Prom the. French, German and other Languages; Agricultural, Mechanical and Scientific articles, etc. The Proprietors confidently assort that the "Field and Fireside" shall at once far excel in real merit every publication of the kind ever betoro attained or attempted in the United States or the South. Tho nrrangenicuts now cll'eetwd fully justify thw assertion. Terms . One subscriber one year, ... $20.00 Ope subscriber six months, - - - 12.00 Five subscribers six months, ... 50.00 AddsesS WM. B. Sill TIT & CO., Nov. 14. ltaleigh, N. C. The Richmond Examiner, PUBLISHED DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY, AND WEEKLY. .TERMS :?Til K DAILY RICHMOND EXAMINER is mailed at Fifty Dollarn per year; Twenty-live Dollars lor six months;.Fifteen Dollars for three months, and Five Dollars lor one month. THE SEMI-WEEKLY EXAMINER is issued every Tuesday and Friday", and sent by mail at Twenty-live Dollars per year; Fifteen Dollars for six months, and Ten Dollars for three months. THE WEEKLY EXAMINER is issued every Friday, and mailed to subscribers at Filtcen Dollars per year, and Ten Dollars for six months. B3T* The Examiner is published on tlio cash system, and will not depart from it under any circumstances. Persons whodesiro to yet the paper will pleaso accompany their orders with the cash. Carriers and News Dealers will be furnished at tlio rate of Twenty Dollars per hundred. Advertisements will be inserted in the Daily, SemiWeekly mul Weekly at Two Dollars per square of eight lines or less for every insertion. Persons sending subscriptions must do it at their own risk. Wo will, under no eircumstatices, return unsolicited and rejected communications. I ' Notice. I WILL HIRE ON THE El EST MONDAY IN January next, at tho Court liouso in Canulen, two negro boys, Spencer and Alfred, belonging 10 the Estate of William Wilson, the hirer to giro bond and two good securities, furnish two suits of clothes, one pair of shoes, ono blanket or quilt, ono hat or cap, and j>py Doctor's bill; said negroes to'bo delivered to mo on thelirst Monday in January, 18(50, at the Court Ilouso in Camden. I will also rent, on the same day all tho lands belonging to said Estate, renters to givo bond and two good securities. J. J. flUCKABKK, Admr. I W. B. HUCKABKU, Agont. D'coomlior 1??3t* For Bale. * rpilE SU BSC Kill Kit OFF K US FOll SALE A .1 trusty negro fellow?;igo over I illy ycnis. For further pnrticulars upply o D. D. HOCOTT. ( I Nov. ib * k ssgj ?' - 'A-.1: ' A CHARMING NEW 1J00K JUST OUT. 1 . The Captain's Bride* ' ATSSllBILEflI*<K TAEE *';F THE WAR. IJY W. D. HKKKlKtSTON', 3u N. O. CAY. Neatly bound in paper, prieo. $L5 Upon receipt of tbo prico it Avili be mailed to any part of tbo Confederacy postage prepaid. A libornl discount to the Trade. As the edition is limited, tho Trudo will do woll to forward tl.oir order at onco. IN PKESS; . C A'STiiN 3S* r . . ok... TO>? m-iiS lri-i-i- -i-i -a. A AC? AVAtiiu ui j^irKiaiia, . (illustrated,) BY EDWA K D EDG12VILLK PuiOti, ; $1 r.~?. The Deserter's Daughter, A TALEFOUNDED UPON IPEAL INCIDENTS O THE WAR IN NORTH CAROLINA. V bf w. d. JIEHHINOrON, 3rd it. c. cavalrt. PnK'E ~" . ROSE EMMERSOM, Sr. ; on, T11E BDIDAL OF TH E FOTNDLINQ, (iLLUSTKATKD,) . oBT EDWARD EDttEVILLE. PltlOK,. ; $1,50 Upon nil our publications wo allow ft liberal discount to Uio Trado. i' - - . ' Upon account of the insufficient supply of paper each edition of these beautiful Novellottcs will be limited, therelbio tlio_Trnde had butter forward tboir ordora at onoe. V. ' ' . Address "\YM. IT. SMITII & CO.v Publishers, , Raleigh, N. 0. . ?3?" Editors inserting this advertisement, with thi nnfo will r/w ? !/? ? 1 * ??j ? ... ib%.vxv u W|'jr VI CUWI1 UUUfV, Nov. 14 Printing for the Legisla* ture. PERRONS WLSIITNG TO CONTRACT FOR TH3 PRINTING for the two Houses of the Legislature of South Carolina, or of either of them, trill submit their proposals to the - undersigned, at Columbia,s on or before 2Sth of November inst. . - 1 ? The following, as near as can be ascertained, trlil be > the character and quantity of the work: Bills, in Pica, G2 lines, of 35 ems?2,lfO eras par page. Reports and Documents, Long Primer, ft lines, of 31 ems each?1,705 en s per page. x y Permanent Journal, Long Primer, 55 lines, ?f II em a each?1,705 cms per page. Calendars of the two Houses, Loug Primer, 55 liaes, of 31 cms each?1,705 ems per page. J The Bills to he printed on good writing paper, and all other printing"to bo dono on printing paper,'?f as tine quality as can bo procured. Extra copies ofeVerj' paper ordered te be printed by either llouse, must bo furnished te eaeh member { the other branch of the Legislature. Of the Bills, Reports, Documents, Jeurnal end .Cal- . endar, two hundred copies are required daily, oh? hundred and fifiv f?>?> ?.i " J UIE IIIEIIIUUIS Ul ma iiouse or Representatives, and lifty ibr the members of the Senate. The Journal and Calendar insist bo delircred punctually at or before the hour ol meeting of the Houses of each day, and one copy by the same hour, to bedo-^ livercd at tho Executive Department, and on* espy to ^ the Stato Auditor. Tho Acts and Permanent Forms of the Houses must he printed, atitehed and ready for delivery by the tOtk of February, after tho regular session. . Rule and flgr uro work to count double, and pages and side notes to be estimated at the rate of 1,705 ems per page. The two Houses will separately choose the Printer of their-daily work, and will unite in the selcction^ft* tho Printer of their permanent work, via: Acts, Boports, Resolutions, See. Proposals for tho Printing of the two'Houses, or of either House, must conform to tho foregoing specifications. W. K. MARTIN," . _ * Clerk of Seriate/' ~ JOHN T. SLOAN, Clerk of llouso of Representatives. " nov 11?td. liar, laws or seavspapars; 1- SUBSCRIBERS W1.L0 J>0 NOT GIVE EXPRESS notice to tiio contrary, aro couaidored as wishing to continue tlieir subscription. 2. If subscribers order the discontinuance of their newspapers, tho publisher tuay continuo to send them until all arrearages arc paid. . ' 3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their news-* papers from the oltices to which they aro directed, they arc held responsible until they have settled the bilbi and ordered them discontinued. ~ ?1. If subscribers remove to other places without m-' forming the publishers, and tho newspapers are-.Bent* to the former diVection they .are held resjK>nsibl6,"fo*' the samo. G. The Courts have decided that rofnsing to take" newspapers from the ollieo or moving and leaving them uncalled lor is "prima I'acis" evidence of intentional" fraud. 6. The Courts have also roponlcdly decided that a postmaster who neglects to perform his duly of giving reasonable notice, as retp;ired by the Tost Oflico Department", of the neglect of a person to take from the ollico newspapers addressed to bi.n, renders the Postmasters liable to tho publisher*1 Tor the subscription* pn?e . 4