Wanted to Purchase
I^OR 'rl* I*: U?K OF TUU COKFKDK11ATJS
States?Scrap Iron, wrought or cast, for which I
pay n fair prico in crsh, or, ifproforred, will exchange,
rolled plantation Iron tor the'same. Planters or others
having any of the above to dispose or will inform me
of the fact, an I wish 10 collect it logother as speedily
as possiblo. * J.S. MKROMHY.
September I - ti.
vr -a *
notice.
AN U RGHXT CALL IS iiADE ON THE FARMERS
t'qr wagons for a few days.- I must deliTcr
ht the Dopbt within eight days, lO.tiOO bushels of corn.
I hnvo full powe?? to impress?the corn must be delivered.
J. H. DKVEKKUX,
.. dec. 7?St. Qapt. and A . C. S.
Tax, in Kindi
. .-it CAMDEN, S. C.t Nov. 30, 18G4.
'I.} RANTERS ARE EARNESTLY REQUESTED
jjL to bring in their Tithos of Corn. Peas, Oats, Rye,
Wheat, Foddor, Ilaj, and Sorghum, AT OXCE.
The Stores aro tinich needed.
J.JONES,
fl?,? 1 11.1 * "< T 1
.?a.. i uu. X. I. A.,
Iron, Iron, Iron.
\I.OT OF DAK I HON ON CONSIGNMENT AND
lor sale by . M ATI! KSOX A CtL.
Ike. 1?Oil. ri
Notice.
i 1,1, PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS AGAINST
Uio ICstnto ol the late Dr. Homy Uantcj*, will
rresent them properly lUlcsted, ami lbo.se indebted,
will inako payment to .lolm Cantor.
MAl\Y (5. CANTEV,
Oct. 22 If. Ad-.uinislralri.v.
ST.V'HJ fOSJTEI
iw'T AND INSPKOTOIl (SKN.'S OFFICE,
Coi,umijia, December IS, 1SG1.
SPECIAL 0!iEKES NO. 47.
0 IT TDK A I'D 'Iv TI''. KS TO TIIK ST ATK M11 .IT A .5.
ltY Academy will immediately report U> Lieut.
J M. PATlIfClv. command ins Arsenal nl Columbia,
S. instead of Major J. II. \\Hiir\ comnmudiii'T XJnl*
., ucieejiiMc- WrueroCl; and these
onUrs apply in tiicse who Ir.vo already reported to
Major W hile, as well as to tliosc who have not. They
will report to Lieut. Patrick, prepared to lake, the
Held.
H* So iiitich of Special Orders No 20 as conflicts
with lliese orders ??
... ? ivi ?II?I IIVIUM .
Jlv order of Che <!ovc nor.*
A* C. 0 A II LI XC J TON, .
Pee 23?21 Adj't and Itrsftt-ctor-fbeneral S. C.
Papers of Statu copy twice.
To Stock Raisers."
nAYIXU HKKX SOI.rciTKI) TO PUUCII ASM A i
line Station, in order to improve l!ie stock of my 1
n'rigblvrluxr),' I Jiava selected and purchased. at a liigli i
price, the beautiful voting thoroughbred iior.se J KM*'
J|\YIS?sired by the eelebralcl imported horse Iota, j i
tliai was selected in Kuglund by (Jul. Peaty, of Union j 1
Pislriet. S. (!.. and pn chased without regard to prieo,
to improve the sloek of the South. All that soe J10KF.
P.^YfS will a! siiv perceive how well the select ion
was made. 1L? is leiir years old,' fifteen and a hull*
hands high, and will be sixteen?is a lieh mahogany,
hay, and pronounced hv good judges a pot feci model,
and is boyotid all nuostio.i. eonal to nut. ....o -
- , ... '.oil 111 I'lC
Confederate SmUcs. He will remain all (lie time at his
stable, near Flat Hock, S. 0.
Tkums.?One hundred dollars, to insure, ami one
dollar tollio groom, Oivjil e iro will be taken to prevent
noeidetsls, but I will nut be responsible Hhould any
| occur.?ALSO?
Have a supply of hammered Iron Plough Moulds? a
superior article?for sale at ?2 f?0 per lb , or exchange
for cotton, one poun t of Iron for two of cotton.
J. \V. FORI).
December 1?wilt.
{.^"Lanvastor. Aei/ycrcopy four limes once s mouth 1
[ for four mouths.
Negroes to Hire.
'p\VO LJKKLY NFGUO WOMKS, UKLONGING
JL to the minor heirs of James Cliek.
?AI.S0?
Two likely women, belonging to the minor heirs of
Daniel Wilson, deceased, will bo hired on the 1st day
of January next for tho year 1S(5;i. ii? h<? ?.?. er*
, ... ...w ?.?#?? ii vji v-mindcn,
before Llio Court llouso, at tlio usual lwura for
hiring. JO. GASKIN,
Agent for Jas. T. Truosdell.jTrusice.
doc 10?ld2w
For Bale.
* I>KR SU BSC It IB Kit OFFKltS FOR, SALIC A
? trusty negro follow?ago over filly years. For
further particulars apply o D. D. HOCOTT.
Nov- 15 ?
NOTICE.
I^u run is, UN THK FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY,
TWELVE LIKELY FELLOWS, nccust
tonied to both field and turpentiuo.
Thumb?Notes with approved securities. Hirer to
furnish each two suits of clothes, uuo pair of shoes,
and pay doctors' bill, Z. CANTEY, |
Dec 22?hi Agent for Mjh. C. F. Cautey. J
iimmM
UUU X IIJJUJLIJL 8 LI1J
FIXE DRESSING COMB?; POCKET DO.;
Penrl Agntc Bul lous, Shoo Kuives;
Block Flax Thread, Fmo Tooth Combs; - , .
Knitting Needles, ife.n?, Ten llofdurj;
20 boxes Tobacco,. Kmc Flour;
80 groat gross Bone Buttons, Motal Rutlous; .
40 doz. Children's Stockings, 'i'acks:
40 '* il Socks, Bod Flannel;
Lndy Peas, Sweet Potatoes;
Knglish Cotton Cards;
' Brognns, pi gged and sowed;
20,000 Jseedles, Writing Ir.k; lft
. S A. BENJAMIN S.
December. 12. ni.w.tr.,
stats: of sotrrsa cauoijxa. I
EXKOrTlVK liKr.VUTMKXT,
I oi.i.'Mlit A, F. December 7, 18t>4.
rPilE aOCOMI'AN'VIXO act, uatikikd iiy
1 the General Assembly, on the Cit.li instant, is publifihe
i for the informalim of the militia of the State,
lie order ??f the Governor.
u. v. AHT.III.TR.
I'pvare Secretary.
AN AIT TO ALTKR AND AMTCND TDK MILITIA
LAWS OK Til IS STATIC. .
'PIX'. 1. Be it enacted by Die Senate ami IInu8e of t
Bcproson a lives, now met ami sitting in General As- !
s-ombly. ami l>y Die authority ol the same, Thai Iroin
iiml after the passage of this Art, all Irce m ile white
persons u ithiu this State, let ween i he egos of sixteen
ami fifty, not exempt from active service without Die
limits ot the Di.-trii t in which they reside, liv the inili- i
tia laws of this State, shall he liable to aetive military
tlniy witiiont the limits of the Mate at the call of his
kxcelleney the Governor,
Six*. 2. That the Governor shall have authority,
whenever in h'is judgment it is necessary for the tiefence
of this State or of the adjacent Mates, to order
but of the limits of the State such portion ol'those li able
to aetive niHit fly duly, and for such a length of
lime as in Ins judgment the exigency innv requite.?
And thai in addition to Die .other penalties prescribed
by law IV?r defaulters, the Governor shall be aurnori/.oU
to n-.ticr Die arrest oi all such as may be liable to
military duly under this Act, to the intent that, they
may be Compelled to perlorin the ib.uy devolving noon
-I : . . - ? - ^
t kmiiu-u, uevtrsueiess, Tnat lie s:.ai; at no lime
place such militia beyond his contiol, So as not t bu
able in recall ilu-m at any moment whenever tiic* noct'SMiius
of tho-Atato require it. t
Skc. It. That all free male while persons witliin the
o, between the a_-es of sixteen hikI sixty, not emraced
in tlie active militia, shall be liable to militaiy
diity in cases of alarm, -invasion, insu: lection" or as I lie
fio.sne c miUituv any where within tho limits of the
titate.
SShc 1. Tba.t the (Governor shall have power to allow
ni exemption or detail in such special eases, either of
necessity or of pnb ie interest,, as in his judgment should
c made in ei.her or both of the said elas-os of mili
ia.
t Skc. ii Thai all Acs or clauses of Acts inconsistent
tvi-h ll is iWI be repealed
[it lb.. Senate lb-use. the sixth day of Peccmber, in
the year of our l.ord one thousand eight loin :|'fd
and sixty-lour, and the cighiy-ninth year of the sovi
reign tv and independence ol ihy -rale of South Carolina.
' W.M. 17. PORT hit,
1'iecident of the euate.
1!. It. lb)VLSI tl x,
dec IO-1'.L So-1- l-f " -
i l?V|l,LVV.!lt UV^.
All the papers in the Shite puhli^li one week.
Office Commissary Bap't.,
L'AMiJKN, liieeiiibcr lit, 18G-1
Ttf. AiaEtBi.'iJiL'jriJKss'S's.
YuU AUK UKQi: 11<Kt) TO KUR.N 1SLI THIS OFKICK
with answers t?.? the following qu'esiions prior io
25lh in-il *
How mmiy acres of hue] ti.icl you planted in corn
:hisvear?
llow many planted in wheal and other small gi ain ?
How many planted in sorghum ?
How many hogs have you raised this year?
How many hogs have you Killed?
How many hogs will you kill this season ?How
many head of cattle have you new?
How many horses and mules have you ?
What amount of provisions liavo you lurnishcd to
the government over and above your Tax in Kind ?
What amount of provisions liuvo you sold to soldier's
families ?
What amount of provisions liavo you now on hand ?
Wljat amount of surplus huvo you ?
How many slaves have you?
How many whites in family ? I
A t? 1 ? " **
jvn uunutju n.pii iauing to answer these questions
by tho timo above specified, will be reported to the
Conscript Department. J. II. DKVKltlOUX,
doc 1-1?3t.d.it.w. Capt. and A. C. S.
Pindars?Pindars.
rHK UNDKUSIGNKD WILL I*AY -TIIK IIIOH10ST
market price for all the PINDARS ho can
got, and loquosts those having them for sale tq confer
with him immediately. K. G. ROBINSON,
dee 11?Htd.
THE . ' |
Pl'olfl Sir Pivooifjn I I
IWW ULVUU1JU. A XVAU. W Jk AA ^
Qfi/tX'D LITER A It Y COMMfrATIOX I
I A VAST CONCENTRATION OF TALKS?,' SUR]ias.iirig
any combination over before ottaiuod in the
history of PERIODICAL LITERATURE of Europe
orAiherioal
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OF AUGUSTA, GA.,
ANJ?
4'The* Illustrated Mercury,''
OF JiALISlGIf, N. C.
ji
< 'onibincd and oout.inued under tiiu old popular
title of
thk
B riKi^EUE.
TlIK ENTIRE EDITORIAL AND CONTRIUUTO11!
AL CORDS OF BO I'll JOURNALS
RETA IN ED.
ritOl'KIKTnKS OP THE 'MERCURY
1 having purchased tho "Southern Field and Fireside"
and tlnding it impossible to make arrangements
which would insuro a regular supply of paper, upon
account of the irregulurity and nncur'ainty of transput
ta.inn for t lie ""Field and Fireside" at Augusta, Gn.,
the sipno having to ho supplied from tho nulls at Raleigh,
N t\. have removed the ''Field and Fircsi<lo" to
Raleigh and combined Un se two sterl ng Literary Jotirnals.
'Ihe ''Mercury" is therefore merged into tho
"Sent hern Field and Fireside," and will ho so published
nti'il the state of the country will justify n divergonu-iit,
when both papers, will he resumed atul continued
as h? retoforc. Subscribers to hot It journals \v?ll receive
the iiaptn to the full tune of subscription without delay
or interruption
The nthe Ivlituial and Contrihutorial Corps ol hotli
papeiktaru retained upoy the emerging journal. It is
announced without fear of conli tdiclion that the cxI
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Splciu5i<l Array of Combined Talt'itl
now employed in writing for tlie '-Field and Fireside"
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before attained in the history of Periodical Literatnro
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It i.-? a large eight page Weekly Journal teeming with
original Romances, Sketches, Tales. Poetry, Ilistor)-,
lv?say?. ('risicisni*, Wittieii-ms; inelndir.g Translations
from the French, German and' other Languages ; Agricultural,
Mechanical and Scientific articles, etc.
The Proprietors confidently assert that the "Field
and Fireside'" shall atone- fir exc.-l in real merit evoty
publication of the kind t?ver bcore attained or attempted
in the United .-tales or the South. TIto arrangements
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Terms :
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One subscriber six -mouths, - - - 12.00
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U. Raleigh, N. C.
The Richmond Examiner,
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Notice,
I WILL IIIRK OX THE FIRST MONDAY IN
January next, at tlio Oou t House in Camden, two
ncgr> boys, Spencer and Alfred, belonging io the Estate
of William Wilson, tlm hirer to give bond and two
pood securities, lurnisli two suits of clothes, one pair
of shoes, one blanket or quilt^biie hat or cap, and pay
Doctor's hill; said ' uegroos to he dehverou to me on
the first .Monday in January, 18(><?, at the Court House
in Camden.
1 will also rent, on the same day all tlio lands holongiug
to said Estate, renters to give bond and two
good .securities.
J. J. ffUCKABKK, Admr.
W. li. HUCKABEE, Agont.
Decoinber 1?3t n
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Nov. 14
Printing for the legislature.
1>ltttSOXS WISHING TO CONTRACT FOR THB
PRINTINO for tlio two Houses of the Legislature
of South Carolina, or of either of them, willsub.init
their nmnnsiibt to tlm - * ? '
t ia vommuii,
on or before 28th of November inst.
The following, ns nonr as can be ascertained, wlil bo fliie
character and (|iiantity of the work:
Bills, iu Pica, G2 lines, of 35 ems?2,170 cms per
page. /
Imports and Documents, Long Primer, 55 linos, of
31 ems each?1,705 en 8 per page.
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each?1,705 ems per page.
('alendars of the two Houses, Loug Primer,' 55 lines,"
of 31 ems-each?1,705 ems per page.
The Bills to. be printed on good writing paper, and
all other punting to bo don? on printing paper, of as
tine quality as can bo procured.
Kxtra copies of every paper ordered to ba printed by
either House, must bo furnished to each member of
tl.e oilier brunch ol the Legislature.
Of the Bills, Reports, Documents, Journal and Cab.
endav, two. hundred copies are required dnily, one
hundred and fifty for the mcipbcrs ol the House of
Representatives, and fifty for llio niembars of the Sonate.
, ,
The Journal and Calendar must he delivered punctually
at or before the hour of meeting of the House?
of each day, and one copy by the stme hour, to be delivered
at the Kxceutivo Department, and quo copy to
the State Auditor.
The Acts and Permanent Forms of-the Houses musthe
printed, stitched and ready for delivery by the 20th
of February, after tho i egular session. Rule and figuVo
work lo count double, and pages and sido nm'oo *'A
nc estimated nL tlic rate of 1,705 ems pur page.
The two Houses will separately choose the riintor
ot their daily work, and will unite in the selection of
the Printer o! their permanent work, viz: Acts, Reports,
Resolutions, kc. ,
Proposals lor the Printing of the two Houses, or of
either House, must conform to the foregoing specifications.
W. K. MARTIN,
Clerk of Senate.
JOHN T.SLOAN, ^
Clerk of House of Representatives. ,
nov 11?td.
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uml ordered tliem discontinued.
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the publishers, nnd the newspapers are sont
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the same. . (
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newspapers from the office or moving and leaving them
uncalled for is "prima facis1' evidence of
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.\ ho noglocls to perform his duty of giving
reasonable notice, as required by tlio Post' Office' J)u-.
parl.nont, of the neglect of a person to take from the*
otlleo newspnpors addressed to hi.ti, renders the ^osi1
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