The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, December 29, 1864, Image 2
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BR THK U?lC{,.bJ? .XHK CONFKDKirATK
* c?.?? fM^ ^i?#.i.? <utni iv.H ...i.:Mt. i I
OIU I ilji AJVMI, Ul UIJJlj IUJ ? illUII J
fair price in cost), or,- iCpreJprred, Will exchange
plantation, Iron for the' srii#?. Planters or others
HHHpfiug any pft.ho f\l>ovc to disptip^pf wjll inform me
J'uct, h? I wish t? collcct.it togethet as speedily
felble. ' . J. 3, MKUONKT:
lumber 1 tl.
Nqtiee. . * ? ?
? U AGENT CAIOJ. MADE ON THE FARM;
. fER&^rvsvn||(cons"lor ar.few days,, t must deliver
* DontU,;iyithiu eight dnye, ip,?'O0 bushels of com.
?. | full poiveis to impress?-jtfie pern-mast be de?
L ' J. Hi DEYKftKGX,
7?3t. , - Cnpt.- and A; O. S.
Tex in Eind' :
CAMDEN, S. C., Nov. 3(1, i&6A.
i tKTKRS ARE EARNESTLY REQIJESTK#
U i? bring in tlioir Titlios of Com, Pens, Ontf^ Rj'e,
riEwW?!?!. IJoji "id Sorghum, A T ONCE.
Stor-n nrtf ftnioh needed.
.. , tU AJ,.101CEStK
1?6d. .. . , . AgciJt T. T. K.
, Iron, Iron, Iron.
: ) ,OT OF B A U 1RON ON CO\TRIG NM KNT A ND
/ >., >r sale by . MATHESQN & CO.
f./;e 1?Ud.
Notice.
^ id, PERRONS HAVING DEMANDS AGAINST
.{ n. tbe Estate ol the late Dr. Henry Cantey, will
ri^ u uieui properly attested, anil tliose indebted,
mike pnrmeiit to Jolin Canter.
MARY C. OANTEY,
. 12 tr. AUuiltilnirctii.T.
t . rii? ?
v! iTi! toF SOUTH CAROLINA,
APJ'T AND INSPECTOR OKN.'S OFFICE,
Coiajmria, December 18, lS'O-i.
xrr:cral orfrrs *rn a-.
I': flic Al'POT VTHKS TO THE STATE MIMTA
I; Y Ae ulomy will immediately report to Liout.
?F P AATIUCK. com mil tiding Arsenal at Columbia,
S. ?utead of Major J. B. White, commanding Bat .*>?;
n. Cadets, as heretofore ordered; aud these
orders apply to iheso who have already reported to
Major White, as well as to those who have not. They
\vi|| '"port to Lieut. Patrick, propared to take the
/ield. .
it; .lk> much of Special Orders No. 20 as conflicts
with nese orders igcountermanded.
Bv* order of the Governor.
A- C.'G ARLINGTON,
Thv 2il?2t Adj'tniid Inspector-General S. C.
I.V.; rs of State cojty twice. *
Stock Raisers.
Having been solicited to purchase'a
line Stalion, in order to improve the stock of my
n.-itihnnrhood, I have selected and purchased, at a high
i r'!H> t!ie hcautifid young thoroughbred-horse JEKP
?sirr \ by the celebrated imported horse Itrt'A,
' . . "il in England by Col. Beaty, of Union
. nrohaHcd without regard to price,
. "^"'h. All that see JEFF.
.. , iy well the selection
. V, . .' J ' Iftecn and a'half
V-, ; mahogany
i model,
' '-the
liia. i
4f .and one
ii-..o'kVic'gtuom, o ?.ai ejiie \vftl be taken to prev
accidents, but T will not bo responsible should any
o.irnr.. >
?ALSO?
T\nv a supply of hammered Irou Dough Moulds?n
nuj-era . article?for sale at ?2.50 per lb., or exchange
Jor co? .?u, one pound of Irou for two of cotton.
J.. W. FORD.
T >! ,-. uber 1?will.
&?/'" Lancaster Ledger copy four timosouce a month
*r four mouths.
Negroes to Hire.
' I "\i.) LIKELY NEGRO WOMEN, BELONGING.
J I \jii jniuor heirs of James Olick,
?.VLSOr-!. /
I' t kpty v^pipen, belonging to the minor heirs ef
.'an;- Wilson, deceased; wjll,bo. hired on.the, 1st dav
nf ? "
v.. j lur tno year 1865, in the town of Camden,
>re the Coyrt House, at ' tjie usual hours for
Vrf . ' " ' 1?- GASKIN,
Agent for Jaa. T. Trucsdell, Trustee.
''! i'??ld2w
: / For
Sale.
SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A
ty negro follow?age ,over ilfly years. For
articulars apply o / D. D. HOCOTT.
. 15
NOTICE.
\ I It 15, ON TIIK FIItST MONDAY IN JANl!
BY, TWELVE LIKKLY FELLOWS, accu3
o'.. both tteld and turpentine.
J?Notes With approved securities. Hirer to
sach two suits of clothes, ono pair of sftbos,
d(otors' bill, Z. 0ANT1CY, v
S^td Agent for Mjs. C. F. Can toy. "'I
Fink dressing comfisj.fobfe&t d&;!
Pcnrl Apnte Bullous, Shoe Knives:
rti.^1. rt<I 1 T>i_* ri. _ti y-i . t
uwvjiv rm* i iirvuu, rina loom UOinus;
Knitting Nwdlefy'Ktj#) Popp, Poa;IIolderi;
20 ooxos Tobacco, f >'y .
' 80 groat'gfosa Bono Btiltons, M^tal_ Button*; .
"40 ?o7.. Children's Slpfckiugs, Tiicksf
40- 14 ,ir "i Socks, Red Flnnneh, .
Lady Pens, Sweet Potaloop; English
Cotton Cards; .
1 ; Biogfinp, p< ggod and .sowed;
20,000 Needle Writing Ink; at
;y r S. A. BKNJA MIN'S.
Decerilbcr 12;^ ' tn.w.fr.
Estate SaleBY
PERMISSION OP Till? COURT OP ORDIN
ARY.for Kershaw District, I will pell at tin
Plantation dfCol. "William- A. Afiemtn, "deed... on,Fr*
day, 30th December, mst., the Stock, Provisions, Tool
flt?d Utensjls of said Plantation, consisting in part a
jweive ionics, qpp }ture and .Colt, about thirty head o
fine Caltip, tuiief^' head qj iiiheop,. l^^of Ibg", Corn
rouuur, x-eas, ore, qc., Willi Wngnn?, Plows, lloef
c. y r'
Terms made known Jit ?nle.
._..u J. P. KIRKPATRICK,
dec 9?2nw\td Admr.
\STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
OFFICIO OF AUDITOR OF S. C.t )
Columbia, Dec 24, lSG-i. J
HnilK FOLLOWING REGULATIONS HAVl
I- been adopted fo*\ tbo , presqhtation and |^}\57'.p,ont
through this office, of requisitions and claims upon tht
Executive Department ef this State s
1. Whenever practicable, nil- requisitions for funds
by tho heads of military Isprcaux nnd works of the
State, nnd all claims against the Kxccntive Department
of tho State, shall be trnnsmfUrd to this office for, examination
and audit, a{ Ienstone week before the firs!
day of cacli month.. .Requisitions and claims apprievec
by the Governor will be paid iiptweeii the 5th and I Oil:
days of the month next subcoeding the one iu whicl
they were submitted for fludit. '
2. Except, under -speckfl circumstances, funds wil
not be remitted by mail. Parties tyho desire*to rcceivt
amounts through agents/ will pieaB* ebsurvo tho fol
lowing form of power of attorney: \
I, , do herebyr appoint r-r my true ami
lujwfui attorney to sigll receipts for a\id receive pi<y
incut of all money-winch ma}' be now vduo or comiup
to me from the Executive Department of the State ol
fim.< I. .
JVUVII VUIUIIUO. I \
Witness my"hand afad seal , this -* day.
Witness . /, \ , (l. s!) .
3. No bill wiUA'e paid unless sworn tp\^y the claim
ant, arid no requisition ^ ill be allowed Wess j>er
pared as nenr a)f may be, nccordinjr to tho Iprms prc>
scribed by the/army repulations - of the Confederate
Sthtes, and eof t<fleil in duplicate by the proper oflicei
of the department or service for which the rdquisitior
is made. / \
4. All requisitions and claims of the character here
in referred to, that were rendered previous to thp date
of this notice, and which have bepn audited -nnc\ np
proved, .^ill be paid as heretofore, upon application tc
this office. JAM US TUPPKR/i
/ Auditor of 3. C^.
Approved: A. C. Magratii.
J5ec 28 1\
/pyAll papers in the State insert once. '<
Office Commissary Dep't.,
~ CAM.DKN, Dccomber 13, 18U4.
lOT'O BONDED AGItlCDLTURBSTS.
YOU ARK REQUIRED TO F^TilN'TRW Turc r\v
FIOEJ with answers to the following cjuestious prior tc
25tli inst *
How many acres of land had you planted in con
tlii'a y&ar ?
How pian}' planted in wheat and other small grain'
How1 many planted" ih sorghum ?
How many liogs have you raised this year ?
/ ' HoW. many hogs have you killed?
How mam' hogs will you kill Ihi^fleaBon-?
now raany^hoad of cattle kuvo you now
How many* horses and mules have you ?
What amount, of. provisions have you titrniaH'-d t<
the government oyer and above yourTase in1 Rind 1
What amount <>f provisions havo you sold tc sol
dier's families ? .-)
What amount of provisions-havo you-now on hand'
What amount oPsurplus hnVo yon ?
How many slaves havo von V
I - - *' ~ '
How many whites in family ?
All bonded n on failing to answer thoso qncstioni
by the tirao abovo specified, will be reported to tin
Conscript Department J. H. PKVKIU5UX,
dec 14?3t.d.2t.w. Capt. and A. C. s.
>
Notice.
All partiks having claims against
the Commissary Department for HIDKS will conn
forward and receive tlieni. i am now prepared to set
tie all claims. .Apply to
J. P. SUTHKRLAND,
? dec 14-3?d!W. Supt. C. S. at Magazine Hill.
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Notice.
I WILL HIRE ON TflLE ElRST MONDAY IN
January next, at the Court House in Carudcn, two
? negro boys, Spencer and Alfred, belonging 10 the Estate
of William-Wilson, thohirer'to give bond and two
good securities, ' jenish two suits of clothes, one pair
of shoes, one blanket or quilt, one hat or cap, and pay
Doctor's bill; said negroes to bo delivered to mo on
j thelirst Monday in January, 1866, at the Court Il6U9e
in Cnindmi
* I will also rent, on the same day nil the lands belonging
to said Bstnto, renters to give bond nnd 'two
good securities.
J. J. HUCKABBK, Admr.
W. b. HUCKABBK, Agont.
December 1?lit*
For Sale,
At magazine hill, shanks, livers
Hearts, Heads, ami other offal from slaughtered
lo. dec 9?Gt.
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HY EDWARD EDQEYll&B.
Prick, $1
The Deserter's Daughter,.
A TALE FOUNDED UrON REAL INCIDENTS <*
r THE WAR.IN NORTH CAROLINA.
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ROSE EMMERSON,
R, ,
THE BDIDAL OF THE FOTNDL1NG,
(illustrated,)
BY EDWARD KDGEYILLE.
Price, $1,6*
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