9
l. a wtfttiimmm i i Wanted
to Purchase
JT^Olt THE USE OF THE CONFEDERATE
States?-Scrap Iron, wrought or oust, for which I
pny a fair price in ccsh, ort if preferred, will oxchnnge
rolled plantation Iron for the'sumo. Pluutcrs or others,
having any of the uhovo to dispose of will inform me
of the fact, a? I wish to collect it together as speedily
us possible. " J. S. MKItONKY.
September 1 tt.
Notice.
A N U RG15NT CALL IS MADE ON THE FARM*
L3L EttS for. wagons for a lew days. I must deliver
at the Depot, within eight days, 10,o00 bushels of corn.
1 have full poweis to impress?the corn must bo delivered.
J. II. DKVEREUX,
doc. 7?3t.- Uupt. and A. O. 6.
Tax ill . KindCamden,
s. c., Nov. 30, "isgl
PLANTERS ARE EARNESTLY REQUESTED
JL to biing in thoir Tithoe of Corn, Peas, Oats, Rye,
Wheat, Fodder, Hay, and Sorghum, AT OKCK
? ?.? -1
aiiu uiumo tnu iiiuuii iiul'uuu.
J. JON KS,
/.Dec. 1?Gd. Atout T. I..K.
Iron, Iron, Iron.A
LOT OP BAR IRON ON CONSIGNMENT AND
iV Ibrsulo by >1 ATliKSON & CO.
Dec. 1?tid.
Notice.
A LL PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS AGATNST
/v Use Estate ol tho late Dr. Henry Cantey, will
vro.sciit thorn properly attested, and those iudebted,
vill make payment to John Cantcy.
. MARY C. CANTEY;
Oct. "22 If, Adui'ulsU'ntrl'c.
ttTAVfR f&V CdMTT' -*? /. . -
? < > uvva Jti RfcULjfl.il j\ ,
A 0.7'T AND INSPEOTOR-GUN'S. OFFICE,
. . Uoi.uMiii.i, December 1, 186-1.
GENERA fj ORDERS NO. 19.
f PAHA GRAPH I OP G IjJNKll A L Oil DPR 3 NO*
j l'S," current series. from dos office. requ'Wu;? the
companies oiyu'ihssd for service beyond ilieir Districts
sm'.l perws liable to said service out not enrolled in
companies, to proceed io Charleston, is hereby conn- I
tcrma-id d, and they will p**oeerd to Hamburg, S. 0.,
mid report to Lieut. Col. W. G DeSaussnre, A. P. 0 ,
ns 1 iori? /lii-rt..:..U
1 I. Paragraph I of General Orders No. 16, current
rcr'e-, from v1 ?;s. oQice,, requiring nil pevf-.ous el.imiog
f x.cnpliott from rnidiia eetvico on the ground of phjrsi??:.l
dVbnliiy, to appear bcb'c the Hxamiuing board
nt Columbia or tlio Surgeon-General" at Hamburg, S.
ja .vj lar modi lied that persons who have bccu rccejilVy
examined by llio boards of ConlbdoraLe Surgeons
and exempt. ;1 from Coufudei\.to service on the ground
of yj?. .tinuitt (timibiliyif, will not bo required to appear
befo.o the board at Columbia or the Surge'ou-Genernlj
but. will transmit copies of their cerlilicoles, through
thi- commanding o-Peers of companies foilpd in tlioir^
ivgoneots, to the Hifgcou-Gcoe-id of the Si ate? qasBiF
iv J cca s wlie e no companies have been organized,
lincoi.ty to the Sorg< oii-ti ."oral?the conies of .said
ceriiiiciiic t') b? cer.'iiiod by a inagistrht&tfru inagii..
t;roj)lci>. 1
> y%kw order; A. C..GA ..LINGTON"j
a.V;\ Adj't and Inspector-GeueralS. C.
Dpc. 5?(V. t , <
lVpc*\s of til to publish ouo vreel
1 : :?
To Stock Raisers. ;|L''
H' AVIXG BE ION SOLICITED TO PUllCFIA^O A
fine Stulion/inprdor Lo improve Lho sto$Tpiyi>y
neighborhood, I have Jblecled atid purchastfil, at a.Mgh
the beautiful youmSIihoroughbae'd horse J EPF
f>.\VlS?sired by the celebrhted imported horse.Tota,
that was selected in England by'Col. Benty, of.TJ,nion
District, S. C., and purchased without regard to price,
to. improve the stock of Ll)e South. AH that see JEFF.
DAVIS will at ouce,p6rcoive bow t^ell the selection
was mado. He is,. Kmr years old, fifteen; and^jmlf
bands high, nmLwill bo sixteen?is a ricbtVrpahbgany
bajr, and pr<prthinced by good judges a.perfect^nodpl,
nnd is. nil n..""'1-" '
.... .jiiEai.iv/ii, v.-iju:u io any cjlt iil\tho
Coulcdcyue Spates. Ho will remain nil the time at Itis
stablo,4iear l''lat llock, S. C. ' . ..
TtfttMS.?Oner hundred dollars, to iusure^'tTud ono
dollar t.o the groom, Grent caro will be taken to provent
accideuts, but I will uot bo responsible should uny
ooour. v * ' _
?ALSO:-- \
1/avo a supply Of hammered Iron Plough Moulds?ft
superior article?for sale at $2.50 per lb., or exchange
lor cotton, one pound of Iron for-two of cotton." * : .
J. W. FORD. \
December 1?wl3. *)
EffiTLnucastor Ledtjer coj>y four times once a montli'
f or four months.- > >\
, ; 'J
Negroes to Hire.
rI"*WO LIKELY NEGRO WOMEN, BELONGING
i I n tlx. inin/ir l.^U.o ?f T ""
hviio ut <julues vjilck.
?ALSO?
Two likely women, belonging to the minor heirs of
Daniel Wilson, deceased, will bo hired on the 1st day
of January next for the year 18G5, in the town of Camden,
beforo the Court Ilouse, at the usual hours for
hiring. IS. GASKIN,
Agent for Jas. T. Trucsdcll,JTruRtee.
'.]ec 10?ld2w
-J.' < .. - .1*. :
Fink dukssing combs,- Rocket 3no.; '
Pearl Agate Buttons, Shoef Ktiive^^
Black Flax Thread,-jFinp.'Tooth Combs;
Knitting Needle?, Stbdl Pens, Pen>IIoldcr?;
20 ocxea Tobacco, Fino Flour,
80 grout gross Bono Bullous,^Nletnl Buttons;
40 doz. Children's Stockings, Tucks:
40 " " Socks, Red Flannel;
Lndy Pens, Sweet Potatoes;
English Cotton Curds; -*
' . Biognns, pegged.and sowed;
20,000 Needles, Writing Tr.k; nt
' S A. BENJAMIN'S.
December 12. ni.w.fr.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIX1,
fc&ECTjTLVJB ikt'A'lTM EST,
CotUMulA, S. C, December '7, lftG-t.
.r|M1E ACCOMPANY INTACT, RATIFIED BY
JL the Gereral-Assembly, on tho Gth instant, is published
for the information of tho militia of the Stale.
Bv order of tho Governor.
v. B. F. ARTHUR,
.V.3| dTivule Secretiny.
AN ACT TO ALTpR' AND AMEND TI1E MILITIA
LAWS OF TllE STATE!
' -V it
Sec. 1. Be it-eiiaclcd by 1)10 Senate and IIoufo of
Repref.eu;atives, now met and sitting, in General Assembly,
nn'djby the nulhorii.y ol tho same, That from
and after-'t)to passage of this Ac;, nil free mule while
persons dvilli in this State, between the age.s'of sixteen j
and iifty,' not exempt from active service without tho i
limits w lhe District in which l'uv reside, by the mili- J
w lawjj of litis Slate, shall bo liable to active military
dufcrwjjWiont the limits of tho Stale at the call of Ins1,
Exo&flmcy llie Governor, ' -I
SKOffaj^.That the Governor shall have authority,. |
whenevSfciii hi? : ?
->-.vuw tv in necessary tor Use de I
fence bw^s State or of the adjacent Males, to- order I
but of dm limits of the Stoic, such portion of those li.i- j
ble to otyivo tnilit isy duty, and for s*u.eh a length of
tiipo as'tii his judgment Uio ex' ency may requite.?
And that iii addition to iho olhor penalties prescribed
bylaw for default ers, the Governor shall l>e anuior'/.od
to order the arrest of all such as may Jbe liable to
military duly under this Art, to the intent ibid they
amy be compelled to peri?mn the duty devolving upon
them; Piovided, ncvc-ishc'os, Tui.l heshaU atno time
place such rnjlilia Ixyond his control,- so as not t>? be
able to .recall l.lu'hi at. any moment whenever the necessities
ofttho State require it.
St:o. 3. That all free nude while persons within the
-tate, between tbc nges of sixteon and sixty, not emraced
in the active .nililia, shall be liable to military
autyin eases of alarm, invasion, insuireetion or as the
po&ae cmilatus any whet o within the limits of the
tb 4. T?hat the Governor shall have power to allow
:emption ot detail in such special cases, either of
isity or of public interest, as in rii.s judgment should
bij made in either or belli of the said clas-cs of iuil?
Sue. 5. That nil Ac's or clauses of Acts inconsistent
with ll is Act be repealed. ?
In the Senate llouse. the sixth day of December, in
the year of bm* Lord oiio thousand eight hundred
and sixty-(our, and the eighty-ninth year of the sovereignty
and independence di the S'rate of South Ca- 1
ro.inn. AY At. P popti.-ij I
1'iesiGcnt of tlio Jennie.
R. li. lfOYLSTON,
, dec 10-Gt Speaker House of Rep csentuUves.
/ All the papers in the State publish one week.
Slave Labor
FOR Til IS COAST?DIYISION NO. '2.
I COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS AND TICK
Town Authorities within the Judicial Districts of
Lancaster, Kershaw, Chostorlield, Marlboro, Darling-tor,
Marion, Sumter, Clarendon, Williamsburg and
llorry will forthwith summon all slaveholders within
their respective limits to deliver ONIS-FOURfA (4) of
their slaves liable to Road duty at tlio Railroad Depots
nearest their, residence on TUESDAY, the 10th day of
January next, at 6 o'clock a. m., there to await transportation
to Charleston for thirty daj's* labor on the
fortifications.
IL. Commissioners of Roads and tlio Authorities
above named, who have-not furnished tlio
caiieu lor m Circular of lOlli October last, from the
^office of Agent of tho State, are requested to forward
,them at once, as they arc wanted for immediate use.?'
.These Returns "will give the names of all Owners and.
tho number of their Road Ilauds.
R. B. JOHNSON,
Agent of State of South Carolina.
Camden,' December 4,1861. dec 13-Gt.w.
([^"Carolinian, Mercury and Courier will copy twice
a week for four weeks; papers in the Division once a
week for four weeks.
Pindars?Pinda vs.
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY TIIE HIGH- |
1 EST morlrnf -?> *
iiu liio viiNiJAKS 110 can
get, nod requests thoso having thorn lor salo to confer
>\vith liitn immediately/ JO. G. ROBINSON.
: doc 12?fit.d.
For Sale.
'ipHIS SUBSCRIBER OFF MRS FOR SALIC A j
X trusty nogro follow?ago over filly years. For |
further particulars apply o D. D. UOCOTT.
Nov. 15
nj^daM'joy.1 nj> ??1I ?iinnC?h??TWi?ii?y?n? ! ! 11 ,! ?
j the
Southern Field & Fireside !
1
GRAND LITERARY COMBINATION! '
' ^
A VAST CONCENTRATION OF TALENT, 5>URpnpsing
nny combination ever beibro attained in the
history of PERIODICAL LITERATURE of Europe J,
or America I
* f?
'The Southern Field and Fireside,"
of augusta, ga.,
V" *
t'mi tii < 4
- AiiuiLiiusiraiea mercury,'
. OF RALEIGII, N..C.
Combined nncl continued under the old popuv
hir titie of
the - * 1
SOLTHERM nELD^& F355 I7SIHMS.
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THIS HNTIHK KD1T0RIAL AND OONTRIBUTO *
RIAL COUPS OF BOTH JOURNALS
RKTAINRD.
. 11
''puis PROPRJUTORS OF TII1S "5JKI-.CITI;Y
-JL Iiavinpr purchased llm "Southern Field and Fireside"
and finding il impossible to make anaujreinents i '
- ?i?i <
?uum iimiiii; u j-cguiur- suppiy ni paper, upon
account of the ii lOgularily. and uncertainty of transpo'
ta.ion lor tlio "Fiejd and Fireside'' at Augusta, On.,
the snmo having to he supplied from the mills at Raleigh,
N. (J., have removed llio '"Field nnd-Fhcsido" to
Raleigh and Combined hese two sterl ng I.ileniry Journals.
Tim Mercury" is therefore merged into the
"Southern Field mid Fire, ide," and will hero publish- ^
ed mi-it Iho stale of the country will justify a divcrgcmetii,
when holli papers will he resumed and cont inued |(
as h eretolore. Subscribers to hot 1. journals will receive
the paper to the lull i,me of subscription without delay c
or iuternipi "on. '
Tho entire Kdit >rial and Confibutoiial Corp* ol both
papers are retained upon the emerging journal. It is
aunoniie-d witlu?ul"ie..r of eonlradiction that the extensive
and
S|?![caa<lU3 Arrsty of Conibiited Till out
now employed in u riling for tho ' Field and Fireside'
surpasses in geuuiuo merit, ability, eelebriiy and numerical
strength any combination or engagement ever
before attained in the history of Periodical Literature
of Kuropo or A niei ica. .
It it. a large eight page Weekly Journal teeming with
original* Romances. Sketches, Talcs, Poetry, History,
lissavs. Criticisms, Witticisms; including Translations j
front the French, Oennan ami t oninmone a??.
^ , ?
r'.eulti r:il, Mechanical uiul Scientific articles, etc.
The Proprietors eoniidenlly assort thsTt the "Fieltl n
ond Fireside" -dial! at once f ir excel in real merit every ?
publication of the kind ever beioro attained or at tempted
in the United Stated or the South. The arrangements
now effected Cully justify the n?:or!i<m. .
Terms :
One subscriber o.io year, ... $20.00
Ono subscriber six mouths, - - - 12.00
Five subscribers six months, ... 50.00 c;
Addsess
\YM 11. .SMiTH & CO., ?
Nov. 1-!. r.aloi-h, N. C. .
Tlie Bichmond Examiner, c
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PUBLISHED DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY, AND c
WEEKLY. . h
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TEUMS:?TIJR DAILY RICHMOND 1CX A Ml- a
XKIt is mailed at Fitly Dollara per year; Twenty-live
Dollais for six month?;. Fifteen Dollars for threo months, 11
and Fivo Dollars fnrtitio m/im ! ?
Til 10 SUM I-WEEKLY EXAMINER is issued every
Tuesday and Friday, and sent by maii at Twenty-live
Dollars pc year; Fifteen Dollars for s'v months, and ^
Ten Dollars lor three months. 0
T1 i 10 W10KtCLY EX \ M IN 10 It is issued every Fri- u
day, and mailed to subjei ibcrs at Fifteen DoHara per b
year, and'Ton Di.lhu a for six months. , .
tST The Examiner is published on the ce-lh system. ?
and will not depart from it under any c<rcninstances, tl
Poisons who do.ire ?o ?Ct the paper will, please nccoin- P
pany their orders with the cash.
Carriers and News Dealers will be furnished at Hie
rate of Twenty Dollars per hundred. 1
Advertisements will ho inserted in tlio Daily, SemiWeekly
and Weekly at Two Dollars per square of eight
linos or less for every insertion.
Persons sending subscriptions must do it at tlieir own
risk.
We will, under no circumstances, return unsolicited
and 1 ejected cominuuicntio'is. *
Notice.
1- Wlbii IIIK10 ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN ?
January next, a? tlio Comt Uouso iu Camden, two
negro boys, Spencer and Alfred, belonging to the Estate
of Williaiu Wilson, the hirer to give bond and two p
good securities, furnish two suits pf clothes, 0110 pair n
of shoes, ono blanket, or-quilt, one hat or cap, and pay n
Doctor's bill; said nogrous to be delivered to me on
the lirst Monday in January, 18CG, at the Court llouso \\
, iu Camden. t
L.will also rent, on the same day all the lands be- t
I "l ? ... -
, iv.iign.fc iv. imwiic, rumors 10 give bond and two
good securities. . t]
J. J. IIUOKABEB,. Admr. u
W. B. MUCK A BEE, Ageut. f,
. Doeomber 1?3t*
For Sale, '
At magazine hill, shanks, ltvers [
Hearts, Heads, and other oiVhI from slaughtered ,
oatt-lo. dec 9?6t. I ^
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- A . i
l igilQlXBKGTALE OFTHK WAR.
l5V W. 1). IlKKKt.VUTON, 3D N. O. CAY.
fcatly bound in paper, prico .$T.
Upon receipt of tlic price it will be mnilt-d to tinyl
ail of llie Confederacy postage prepaid. A liberal
iseouht to the Trade.
Aa tlio edition is limited, the Trndo will do well l<)
orwaid tl.eir order at once.
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C ASTiisE;
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Ttte Maid of Kirkland,
(iLLl'BTKATRD,) '
I'.Y KDWARD EDGEVILI.K.
'Rici-, $1
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ike Deserter's Daughter^
L TALE FOUNDED UPON REAL INCIDENTS O
THE WAR IN NQJ1TI1 CAROLINA.
BY W. D. IIKRRIFOTOK, SliD K. C. CAVALRV.- ; ^
'MCE. $1.50
KOBE EMMEKSON,
OR,
TIIE BDIDAL OF THE FOTNDL1NU,
(iM-USTKATEl),)
BY KDWARD EDGEVILLP.
'1UCE,...'. i $1,50
Upon all our publications wo allow a liberal discount
:> the Trade.
Upon account of the insntTlHroife . ?<*?
.,..ri,v W?
ach edition of these beautiful Novel lett'en will-bo limi??1,
thereforo the Trade had better forward their orders
t once.
l? * "WM. H. SMITH & CO., Publisher?,
llsloigh, N. C.
?3?" Editors inserting this advertisement, with thi
ote, will receive a copy of c-aeh book.
Nov. 14. r
Printing for the Legislature.
})KRPONS WISHING TO CONTRACT FOR THD
L PRINTING for (he two Houses of the Lcgisbt.re
uft-'outh Carolina, or of either ot'litem, will sublit
their proposals to the undersigned, at Columbia,
11 or before 28th of November i,Tiat.
Tlio following, as near as can be ascertained, wlil bo ^
he eharnetor and quantity of the work<
Bills, in Pica, 02 lines, of 33 cius?2,170 ems per
age. .. ..
Reports rnd Documents, Long rrimcr, 55 liues, 6f
I cins each?1.705 ems per page.
Permanent Jout mil, Long Primer, 55 lines, of 31 ems
ach?1,705 ems per page.
Calendars of the two Houses, Long Primer, 55 liues,
f 31 ems each ?1,705 ems per page.
Tlio Bills to be printed on good writing paper, andII
other printing to bo done on printing paper, of as
tie qunlity as can bo procured. ..
Extra conies of every paper ordered te b? printed by
itber House, must be furnished to each member of
lie other branch of the Legislature.
Of the Bills, Reports, Documents, Journal nnd Caludar,
two hundred copies are required dnil}*, one
uudreiT and fifty for the members of the House ?f
1 <!?V- <*-- '
lvl..wav.n?uiw. tuiu iiiui- me niemuer3 of the Scute.
The Journal mul Calendar must bo delivered punciinlly
at or before the hour oi meeting Of the Houses
f each day, and ore copy by the same hour, to be devcred
at the Executive Department, and one copy to
10 Slate Auditor.
The vAeta and Permanent Forms of the Heuacs must
e printed, atuehed and ready f?r delivery by the 20th
f February, after tho regular session. Rule and figre
work to count doublo, and pages and side notes to
o estimated at the rato of 1,705 ems per page.
The two Houses will separately cbooso the Printer
t their daily work, and will unite iu the selection ?f
te Printer ol their permanent work, viz: Acts, Reorts,
Resolutions, See.
Proposals for the- Printing of tho two Houses, or of
ithcr House, must conform to the foregoing spccillcaons.
W. E. MARTIN, ^
Olcrk of Senate.
JOHN T.SLOAN,
Clerk of llouso of Representatives. .
nov 11?td.
'BP RS B.'* * ^*rc " ' --
+ . M^iiu WW a V*' ?tti W SFAl'ARSt .
1. SUBSCRIBERS WHO DO NOT GIVE KX'R15SS
notice to the. contrar}*, are considered aa wishig
to cpntimio tlicir subscription.
2. It'subscribers order the discontiuuanco of their
ewapapera, the publisher tnny continue to sond them
ttlil nil arrearages are paid.
ji. If subscribers neglect or roiitsu to take their nowaapers
from the offices to which they are directed, thoy
re hold responsible until they have settled the bills
lid ordered thorn discontinued*.
'I. If subscribers romm/rctA '"-J ' *
?v/umi jiiutia winiBut inbrining
tlic publishers, and tlie newspapers are senL
a ilio Ibrmer direction thoy nro hold responsible, for
lie same.
5. The Courts lmvo decided that refusing to lake
lowspapers from tlio office or moving and leaving them
lucnllod for is "prima facia'* evideneo of iutontioiial
ruud.
6. The Courts have also repoatodly decided that a
(ostmastor who neglects to porfornt\his duty of giving
oatounble notice, as required by the Post Office Delartmont,
of the negloct of a person to take from the
>fl:ce nowspaper# addressed to hi.u. renders the PostnajterB|liable
to the publisher8 'or the subscript!?* +
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