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To the People of the State cf
South Carolina.
rgMIE SURRENDER OFT;IK ARMY UN-1
DER the command r.f Geo. Lee in Vir- j
giuin, lias decn followed hy the surrender of j
the army under the command of Con. .Inlistun j
in North Carolina. To these armies, South
Carolina has contributed, with wry i i<;??nsi?I- I
era bio exceptions, her entire male population. !
The tirave t.ivii in tlie. e armirs who have j
survived the^Jioody war of the na>r. four years,
ate now returning home, as prisoners of war,
on their parole ; and tillable again to t ike up j
their arms until the comm.on- have b-?ni performed
nj^n which their captivity has been
terminated.
Tiii- Government of '.lie Confederate Slates,
in the creation oi watcu Niuili <'.coiina united t
witii her s:>ter tHales, ims suspended its civil !
and uiiiilarv niitnuiiiy. anil tin.- {;:?ii duty of I
providing mea.-tiirs for :rut wcithro ul ii> ciii j
Hons, I'? u stoi n l:ece-si, \, na-v b.*i*ii I
upon tiie (.iovciiitnont or i:,o
I n tiii>. unexpected tc: adaa! fu "! tii:: active !
TKovers ??f (.M'Yurtimunt, in pemv !u.I i;: \v:,r, 1
wiii :n .Swath l/.iroisii;: grunted : i tin; ciiuiumu \
(jovorutneat of cite Cotiledel'Mte^iai.-s, eirctoi* j
stances have lvndvit d iu? condition of this
Sia' one of peculiar ci:i!>a; ra-suiept. JJccplv
suit- :i g iVoiii the coii.-efpteuces of tiro war, it)
ui;iv. .espcct-, it) inuu ; is lias; st:ri\.-ring m ?re
peeio. v, inn:;' tli?u in t!i misery which
now a.f-els a ennr-idetaiue portion of its population;
which threatens a iarj r. |.i>i;ii.nt ami
niav involve the wlioie of it in tiie sit-le.*i:?i?
winch Want., approaching starvation, lias produced
and will produce. '1 lie i O'ge supoij.:*
contributed to tt.c support of the armies of tiie
Confederation liuu Ua n given at a lime when
aliUii'.lsince enabled tiie population to bear its
wiilidrawtd wit bout aggravated stiffenng. But !
the great des'iuuiiou ot means of subsistence j
at th.e present time, and tiie difficulties of si
curing it, in the tuiurc in* the next cop, had,
even before the reverses which befell the armies
of the (Jolliedeialio!!, satisfied ail that it would
l>e impossible to part with the supplies which
had been gathered for the armies, without destroying
the supp <rt of the population, in many
port oiis ot the S'ate. And attempts were made
to iuforin the authorities of the Confederate
Government, that not only the apprehension
but the certainty of evil eonseijueutms would
prevent the teiiioval of all such supplies.
With the dissolution ot .the armies of the
?l. j-... .1 . . is
voiijvuv??u.ivii, '<"1' i'vutsajiij" lor III l.'sc supplies
has ceased; with the removal ox iliat necessity
arises the stronger obligation upon liie authorities
or the State, to preserve these supplies for
the mitigation of the sulfering of the people of
tiie State. To thai end, therefore, it is now
declared thai all subsistence stores and property
of the Confederate States within, the limits
of the State, should be turned over to aod
accounted for by the agents of the State appointed
for that purpose* The subsistence
and other stores to be used for the relief of the
people of the State, and the other' property of
whatever kind to be held for the eoinniou
benefit of the State, and subject'to such distribution
as may be hereafter determined upou
* by the proper authorities of the- fS:ute.
' It will bo recognized as a duty in tho highest
degree obligatory upon tho agents of the
State who will receive targe supplies, to- provide
out of I.ho utL Ireoly to the soldiers of this-1
and other Sillies passing through OEriiurttts-who; ij
may need aid. Subject to this claim. alS sttdh, i
supplies will be Jicld the the purpose of for- j
wishing sttbslsteuee and supports to the thousands
who in different parts of the Stale ure =
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iinw ??t:siitute and in want, of fund, and whose
suffering can only lie alleviated by this disposition
of these supplies.
By the Governor: A. ("!. MAiiltATI^
Ui'iiciai: W. S. Lt. Col. <fc A. 1>. C'.
.May 6
STATE OF SOt'TH CAROLINA.
t-d'A l;iiV 'I 5*. A Hp ?a;
Circular*
. iieatjquauters, i
(v'ci-l MI'.ia, April 30, iSfii). j
j the heltiesentatioxs whieil
'a " luucbcr.ii mailt; l<? i:iu of the jrer.prsl
pr.iot.ice of distillation of liuuors by pecsou.i
vviio liavo not ohlmituL that authority .which
tint laws of the State require, arc so
that there-can he no d*ou!>t or tin; great mischief
which is now affecting the people < f the
State. That the laws of the State shoe,-Id lie
openly violated, is of it.-t-lf, a public wroti^,
t!i:.m which none e ui 1-e great't an-1 Which
must ho veiiw'Si'iL Tii.it the purpose foe which
X !i-M- l i'.vs jie violated .--lioni i be productive of
the certain miserv ami unh.-ippinc-ss u? the people
of the State, is an occasion which calls for
the unit**! action of ail good e.itixens in maintaining
the integrity of the laws, and piotcctii?o
the lives a.nl fortunes of their follow
men.
g. i'or tin- inibimatioii of ail pei-.-on-, it is
now pro.-iuiuieil that til.1 luvs which are of
force in the Slate of Siuit.li (,'ai^lni, anil which
alone by coi.-Jpii.nicc vritii their provisions render
lawful tiie (!,s.illation of hipiors, am to he
strictly. enforced. To these iaws att -n-'on is
required; obedience-is due and must he givon.
It is tin: duty of all persons lijivin ^ rea-onable
ground lor tin: sn-picion that these
laws .ire viuhiird, to give information thereof,
that such violation may bo prevented and
punished. %
4. Under whslcvcr oilier pretext, juslilioation
orexeu-? may bo-sought for these praeti
ces it is si.rlieicnt now to proclaim that the
laws uf tin: Stat;: a Hon I the only sanction which
can be had, and that ibesa laws-alone indicate
the mode in which that sanction cuu he obtained.
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5. Sheriffs of the State, and all magistrates
in tho different districts of the State, will, with
all dxiie4 diligence, proceed to combine their
efforts for the detection of those who are guilty
of a \ iolalioa of these laws, and;- in all other
respects, to secure that observance of tho en.actuients
of the State, whid? is alone consistent
wifli f.lia I'.xrioi.f. mi/? fii ihu mitlim-ifi? 'a
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G. All persons cngigc.l in the distillation of
liyuurs referred to in the Intra of the State,
will be tmuiivd to present the evidence of the
authority given to them to continue in such
business. And in ;;!i cases when such authority
i-s not exhibited, iiiforniittiou thereof will be
communicated to the Prosecuting Officers of
the State, who may be appointed for the enforcement
ol" tho criminal laws of the land in
that portion of the State, where such violation
may be found.
i. The Auditor-General of the State, James
Xupporr Esq., will obtain fiom the proper officers
the uaiues of such persons as have been
only authorized to engage in the distillation of
liquors,, ami publish tlie same for the general
iuJ'onnation.
By the Governor r A. G. MAG RATH.
Official: W.S?Mullixs,.Lt.Col.<? A. 1>. C..
May 8.
Kixkwood ? lour and Grist
Mill.
TELE iBrE SCULL. BSUSTG JIKISHJJD: IS.
ttiwjjciiffiisreii KO'.piiuii Cou^. Aft li eat,. itice and.
. BR. 1?-. dD'LR.URlN:.
M;Toh Si ?
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Special Notices, "i
"COUNCIL CIl AMBElh
a April 27tii I86iu
AT AGISTING OF COUNCIL THE FOLLOW j
IXfi resolutions were odopted and ordered to be pub!
lislied.
Uesolved. Tlmt the time Tor removing obstructions
| from thejjid-? walks and|buruod cotton, and a!! oflbni
sivo matter from the lots, bo extended to the 5th of
| May next. 1
i Unsolved. That the penalty for violating the t-nii-.
j tmncii against liriitgguna withiu ilio bounds of tho
| town, aino for hogs remaining at large will be rigidly
j enforced. , W. E. tiUGLls'JN,
i May 1 1 Clerk.
Will Stand for tie-Season,
A FIXE IMIESNCT ST.U.LION, AT UOBKIRK
HIT.L, at one hundred dollars or its equivolent i"
provisions. lie is out of a thoroitgiibr.d mare, by a
I Morgan hor.se. and ridesVind draws admirably. No
j mare will be served until tlio money is paid,
j Groom fee*. ?a.'
! April 7?12- JOHN- CAN'TKY,
ttKcUL'AM.' ~~
IIeaoqcarssrs Post op Camden.
ila cii 15, 18t)5.
IX BEHALF OF THE CITIZENS OF CAMDEN
[ mid vicinity, any and all persons having provisions
j in tiieir possession ore earnestly requested to send
j their surplus to this point or sate or distribution to
the needy. It is known to nil that tlie enemy in his
course let very en* horses or mules, and in many
plows ail the provisions were tnk-ii; so that those
who may have a surplus to dispose J liavo no means
o gelling it :o market.
There are a large sumbern persons living in tne
town able to purchase supplies, but they* are not to
j be had at any price, and unless help comes rotn
abroad great sntVcring must ins'ie.
I Unt^niiu Km rli-livor nravisinns o anv kind on the
Rniir.nd and they will be brought up and delivered to
V!r. .Tames Dunlap, liitoniant o tiio town, who will
soil or distribute as the owner mav direct.
It is requested also that persons near the Railroad
Will seud up wood by tho trains, as it is impossible
or many to bo supplied by the etv wagons around.
All articles sent up to Mr. Dtinbp will be promptly
attended i?. atvnbovc mentioned.
Citizens ladow Oanidon: tlie acts are before you
aud your sulfericg brcthereii appeal to you or assist
;ri!ce.. Are you unwilling to respond, cdme and sco
or yourselves, and your heart sunust be mored.
r alex'dr. colclougn,
March 17 Captain commanding Post.
BARTER
office Post commanding,
May .7, 1865.
PARTIES HAYIXG'CORX MEAL OR BACON
to exchange for sugar, cau do so by calling at tha of.
flee of the undersigued, next door below Mr. Ilenno
dy's store, on Main street.
SAM'LJ. BAY,
May r> tf mmissary.
Hail Road MilL
I i STK \M MILL FOR GRINDING MEAL AND
J\ grits, is now in successful operation at the
old Depot. Grinding done at all hours of the day. A
share of patronage is solicited.
? J. JONES, Agent.
May 5 tf
" NOTICE.
pUB UNDERSIGNED IS NOW PREPARED TO
i do all kind of repairing on' Watches,1 Ac., A.?
Ciill at my residenco, one door above the old pest office.
C. BOFJCNSCUEN.
May 5 tf
UlT _ A* ? ^
iNOiiue.
My thoroughbred horse ucliye". by
Eutaw Shark, dam Julia by Monarch will
stand.atCol. Shannon's plantation 4 miles east of
Canxleh. from Momlay to Wednesday,, each, week, during
the spring season
Terms One Hundred Dollars payable in advance-.
May 1?1 JaS. H. McLEOD.
FoticeHats
will be pressed- a yd all millinery
Work done-on application to
MRS. L.. KAAtMERSLOUGET',,
opposite the Market, at the burnt buildings,
! April t . 1
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n [i
School Notice- H
HENRY M. BliUNSLLD., LATH PRIIC r
jRt'?CIPAL of the High School of ChnrleRtonrespectfully
announces to tie citizens o I
JCamden tlint lie will (D. Y.) open a Clas.
<*?&' __ steal, Mathematical, Jingli-h and French . *"
Sc ool in this pl? co between the 1st ami 16th inst-.? . cr
50*soorj as lie can obtain transportation front. Co.lumbia,
wha-o lie w^is a sijfferer. in the oonimon oalumily.
. j.
His long experience ana success as a teacher Mm.'
povetnor of youth, hejrustswill secure for him tbo
coulidence of those who may be disposed to plaee thel
sons under his care. ' He pledges nothing but aa
earnest nnd honest discharge of his duty. , . .
For terms; uni il. liis arrival,, apply at Mr; McDotf*
alu's residence or to the Rev. jl T? "Wiqetiu>". <
April 5 tf ,
<~i -i. - -.1 TVT^i^
DUIIUUjL isumuc.
The subscriber's school was opened*
on the 19l.li inst., nnd is now continued at .thoSchool
room of ilie Camden Association, where appli*cation
for admi&s'on can be made. The. proaeut
eion will continue to the litt August, and the next, ffons
1st September to 15th December.
' 1IENRT M. BRUNS.
Jlny 1* S
Notice.
SECOND S. C., HOSPITAL,
Flo?KKCE, S. C., March 28, 1866. J
PRIVATE J. HAMEEfrON PRUETT, CO M, 8th. ?
S. C., VI u ecrs, and T. P. Galloway, Co , Hi
21st S. C. Volunteers; who were employed asnhrtes
in the Hospital, left suddenly on the night of the 2#th,
February last without permission aqcTare still' absent
without authority and against ray wish, aod do 6ti.*
thomenny in authority to arrest them wherever they
may be- found. Ldo therefore publish, tliem as deserVera.
' . .
T. A. DARGANw
April 3i Surgeon in chaigh.
NOTICE. : "
M Y pAUGFlTER^ARAHCITESNUT, IB HERBBY
authorized to give receipts i? payment of
anv moncv received ou my account.
' JAMES CHBSNUT.
April 5 2
Barter,
WANTED TO PURCHASE, A SINGLE fiUGGf*
nncriH?rness, for wbteliprovisions will be paid.
Apply at th ^ office.
April 3 if
Notice.
y earnestly rfqufst all those indbbt.
J. ED to me by open account to .settle the same<
promptly, 1 have been a heavy loses by the raid, and,
: it is roost important to prevent serious embarra##;.
ment, that I should have my affairs settled up. *
March 31 3 ROB'S -10. KENnS&Y.
Notice.
QTRAYED OR STOIJEON, FROM the PREMI& '
O ES of the subscriber, in the lower part of Camden*,
on the afternoon of the 26th inst: Two sorrel mare#,
and one medium sized biack mare mule. One of lh?>
mares was quite small, and had marksofage, being a
li ule gray about the eyes. The other mare wa? vetfp
young, and of good size, having a white streak in theforehead.
,
Aoy information by which they may be recovered
will bo liberally rewarded.
April 28 A.. TT. BURNETV
WANTEDBY
MRS. BOB'T. B. CHAPMAN, A TVBLL
commended nurse, for a child 18 m'ontha olA
Apply at Mrs. Cotracra, Hpbkirk Hill, Kirkwoed,.
April 24'
NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
SUMMER DRESSES FOR SALE t
A JEW SUMMER DRESSES MAY BE. HAD,BY"
ri. APPLYING SOON TO )
J. SOMAPERS;.
uoxt door to Dr. Zeanp'a atora;.
April 5. ff
; W- - Carriasre
Wanted. 1
i TT7*ANTED TO PUEGIJASE: OR EXDJMSBSK
I VY for provieions, a;four seat one hors# 'oarrilijCgo.
Apply to- B. P.. GORBH33L '
: April: 5j . "
Lasi*
tumi' ofK Mumsr street' OR: wm&asDasr
i ararariii^. rndtnrffifiblbCitEaaH-TcHL. J& 10te*il
wandl TuiUl be- rprirti fhir 3".mp < iflfefti at HDb.\
Ajnffl T,
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