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SIHHBDH9HHDE7r'''v' flBBHBH B |^LL'citt^riON OF GlvKF.Jtl -ATI.y] |^Ki?i R-,g;is^SteiiUH).kf}, wlii^nud. awlsw-sj. ( ^ ^K.-m itsgupd.'^wM^will }>tf KltlVjww. -v.l';lVl' may be*sltfi'.by. applying to \ ? . C. .IV- ?v. .?.'? *. ^ My. A Is", for snlc1', "a Guitar, v. iiii ca.-o, ,i; ? '' ui url Hp^j^i^^fi^^/nKu-Iy new. T--V ' V , MoTicf ~~1: . I V ;. ' jf % - X' a " * 1"> />r?o. ! , </ t* * \ v>;; - 6am?vBN\ *&? } I ; '>,?X\TiCj^)PFr<5KRS AXI' SOLI" filiFtf'' ' 'N" i y'*' ^^tiA^l^b'.^arnij* entitled to; i,:i1j,''\*<' e~" 0> i ' iniatfe'isAmPy-sis^nirthc it'.w:? l!.rls ?l,c,,vJ ili ! s ' - O ? , g . & Co.'a 3to?^( ^ -'V < 5?Toffice open from ^ :o - p. Mi. . -> . . : > , .' ; .1 4 jtTAM KS COMSlin,. "y.; Xfliho id Ct'M'l. !' A. C.'S. s y . \BR.;b. L'. DE?AIJs?Stjni-: i[.\Sj KKSUliK') T/J4 ' J i jpracticc of moJlcinoin coimcoifoii wilh Dr. L. M. Be-, W. ;-j -Tuiie o Ini f' SPECffAfiu ; ./.A ??7BSORIBJ?5l KKRP& COX'VTAXTLY * ,hnli.da fresh .supply of Meal and llOgnhiy ifi oxchni.'i yfc ' or Corn. __ Apply ?t Mr", llei'rohjhlVsliop on .Mailt f VH * 1 Street. v- ^ u. r. oeiiii'i>tunx\r) I ? 13 - " _ ' -w* ? ? **? J v Eeaaq'rs Provisional. .d?ig~ ? . ; ad'?/ . I 'v % #CCLUtfBJX S^Jnnc 0, ISO J. J #?vq$4L O&pJSA-'tfX), 13^;: ' -WlSltBAS -OEHTALV -PEitSOXS lmvo nnnonnccrf'to tlirv.?*i r.n!ored .people ^ ;f.frnflo-ly. their slave's ami .still remaitiinft on ' ' -tfieir <ef$nu.'i*ts tiiaf tlior rhpst quit' with* no provision triad^or itto'inptcd'Cor saiij/jcohred .people to obtain sj'citor or. .\vnrJci it is lirrc.l?y ior iorctsj that no porsqn ^halj&prn off frow liis .place or lionse thrvc colored people who .have liVed Tvith him ami still desire to remain with j rtn>l |]rt 4l4fW C414V4 ?'! ? ? y??Vf ;\ntp4twn;or peril's viefttibg this. order, -. , ?*>.?.!'biniikg out from tlimr honses fUosc people, lr> become 'paupers upon t!i'o, i^miinuniKV wj'II forthwith arretted ami./reported at these i*auhpjnr?er?'foc trial. (.Ve? of colored pen-. > -|jly residing* on the places of rhe'r former mas^ C ift'rs,.and behoving iiiijtro[ii'f!y-ur refusing to M'pwiriU) fair t<yins offered, u ill he repi^tcj] 1 ' ? ?for action'of. tire military atli ri.f.ies.. < ' .> ? order of ' A:*& HAUT^VELU' L..; ; ' /Brevet Bl lg. (u'.l). Offifclipl: GEO. F.'McKAY, Lipiii^nclA. A1 > ? \A. & || June 19 t ' "* . * ? - ' i : ?1 , Head'qs Provisional ' Brig .jade.;/ ,COLUMlpi,JS. C<, June -9,. i860. To the.fy'reedmen: ' . < "**' . ' the time ha? come' for you all' to do your best to sliow that yoiva!ro fit to ,bo free men in this great Republic. Observe ; sacredly the marriage tie. Learn .to read and write. No one must leave his wife,.; children or aged parents whilo ho can assist them:Thieves and Idlers and people strolling about ; ti.o country will be punished. Be prudent and . - ouict, and orderly. If you have trouble ro' . port it to the military authorities. This year you . ' cannot do much more than get a living for .yourselves and families; those will get the best pay next year who w6rk the best now. Let 110 one'bc either pr<md or ashamed of K-the form or color that God has given ljira. Go 'proud of tho chance to. do .for yourselves and . . for each pthor. .1 f r (Sigood,) ' A, S, JJARTWELL, i r '' ' , ' Brevet Brig, Gen. . June 1-0, Rail Ro&cl Mill. V STJ5AM MILL fbft OIUNMHNT, .\IK.IL AND J K prifa, Is . now In Biv-'-Mful o|iOr<ition at tho y>. >'irOfljiot. Crr|nilln& rlon? ?? all. hours oftLo day, A * '? ' $s o-iirf iistronatru JssollblM, * l. .;, * J, JQSr,:-, Ageyr. r ' , , t / * ; 1 ? , ^ i y > v. ' * r. | v S.'' M a v.! 5, lk.4 ! I G.l'KS'JulihL 'oil!j#nxx'0. fe .*' : - ,! I. s! ^niKi'KOCLAM ATIOX <A.i^W^ j .1. o p-/tA(l. styling-',liiir.si if (iijvenior,y I S < ?!( li t'.-i nil ill;). ilntiYl ;ul. ] Ifiiirp.-irtoiv. umbia. South Uarti.'iun/ Mny, J, ISuf), (le.Miiriag-j I that all subsistence stores ;ui?J ilm prop> i;f*y ?Vfj the <?ii!if'v?l'.vr.ife StsjORj^vitJiin iho limits I'l-lfuri Stale should li.? tnnbnl over aii<! u.-i'ouu/c.l fcr J i -by flie .Agents'of the .State appoiutp! !'n; that | purpose, an?i-ilircctit:^ that the ' rubdsinici*" u.ijil orhi-r stores s!i;ul bo i:.-? ? ' >!" uio reina ui j l!ic people ol'tiic State; and'httprochtinaiionof J Joseph- E. Jirown sty 1 i\?/hinisol( Governor of Georgia, dated at the ivpifai of t'iyt State, on tbc-Od day of May, 1 J?n">, mjiii-ring the ofiivcrs and members'oV the General Assembly to meet in extraordinary session at the Capitol, in Mi.i ledge villlq, on' Monday, tjho 22d day/of May, 1805: aiHl'tlicprocliumirfou of A. L. Allison, styling li/tuse!f Acting Governor of Florida, date-d at TaUaliassc^on the 8th day of. April, 1 S6.N,??tviiijr npti-je and. (Jirectiotf I hat anA-tro" will be Tie5?i on IVe^nesduy, the 7tuuav of Juner, 180y fa' .Governor of the State of jbloridaj are,Pencil ami* IJ of them dedans] nul and voidi.it'hnfjng become known to v.-, from inistwuruiy.' jnfornmticn, .that the aforesaid A.G. Mag|atlf,' Joseph ?. Jjro.wn^.Tid I .\. Iv. Allho.r, J$ro disloyal to the United . Stairs having ctfinroittcd^uiidry and divers', acts of trea-nm against thesnir.et in adhering to their epemiesj giving them Ay aid comfort, The persons apd p.-'epies, to whom the prod? ' '** * ? . t i 1 I a OKI ti l j t fS' 1 j o r -1 n A r/o vc rwemu to inryo oeoiv, rospoclWtily inJdresscd, su- therefore' enjoirco ji.nd commanded to give-no (iced whatever'ftjeret<\ or r-o any orders 'prix-tarnations, cotunit^fc sions or " commands, emnatilg.froin persons i:lnitnini?t.lie right' to oxorsisefh<?funcliopsand authority of Governor in .either of flic States of Sojitli jCarolinn, C;Jcrirgi:i'or Florida," irtPsslhe snipe shall have been promulgated by the 'advice or-eousetit jof-.Ui'^. Ujiitcd StatoS aiitbortitics. . . . II. The-policy and., wishes.of the'General GpycSrnrni-.nt toward the people of thop Hi ales aYid-tbc method which s'huuld-bc! pursued by them, in resuming pr asssuming the exercise of their political- rights, will doubtless be nindrf1 known at :iu early day. . jt is deemed sufficient; meanwhile, to, an' rtoupce that the people of .the'black rate are free citizeas of tlje United States, 'that it.is .the* fixed intention of a wise arte! beneficent Government to'{rotcet tiieiu in tlio enjoyment of thojr freedom and tFic fruits of their indues try, find tliat it i3 .the manifest; and binding duty of all citizens, whites i\s well-as blacks, to to make such airangements among themselves, for compensated. la|>or, jy> shall-he. mutually, advantageous to all parlies. 'Neither .idleness nor vagrancy will be tolerated, and the Gov- r eVnnicnt cill.not extend- pecuniary aid to liny persons, whether". white or black, who are ud-? willing to help themselves. . III. District and PostCtftamapders through-' o*ut this Dcpartuient will-^t once cause tiu'i order to be circulated^ far and wide, by special couriers.or otherwise, and will tako such "steps to secure cnl'orceme'ct as.may by them pe deemed necessary Q. A. G1LMOEE, Jano 1G Major General'Commanding. Headq'rs. U. States Forces, TOWN.OF CAMDEN,-S. C.'r June 15,, 1865. GENERAL ORDERS.NO. 2. TN ORDER TO PREVENT ANY DISTURDANCE which may. ariso from the impriv per use of intoxicating liquors, it'is hereby ordered that, for the present, no intoxicating: i-' -,:n u ?.,u illjUUiaj win uu DUia vi nrrnv* uij am oitizcn or soldier, unless permission is granted from .these head Quarters. Any one found guilty of disobeying this order, will not only havo his goods confiscated, but will Ifo subject to punishment by military law. By command of ' . ' C."\V. FEUGUSON, Capt, Cornel* g, atCauklvn. June Id. I ; A*W? z4s -ir.\vin(^MkrfiEi^ [.-r-\ lul,-/|;Tl0n ' ty pViporty tbat.4jfei?|futf/ Strifes (toveHirtijqnt,-wI C'jfcJms of siinvrfder of (3Un.-/?*?: "Ti^Pof-.^c. A ./to' Uen. VV. T/Steritnn, l)"i S.'AV - jP^oport fc.o sani^to thesff hwul?|ii:irter.s%^/; " .,' &?.^Sp ', i'taso'n.s 'baying mules, horses rtrul moon's, w Jil, for i]j.c ho perinlUtuk /fw^rtain llie same for flu* purpose of carrying nil 'their: wprk. A nv persou foiling to comply wrfh tf;jV onli'v within a rca?en;iblc time, wilFnot onlyayj ilcnriwd-Af a'nv farther use dt said .property/ bur, uTIl.alfio suKjcct-tlicu)s?lves to punjjllununt bv military authority.' ]>y eonmhh'&of. * ";>o. \>:. FKKGUSOfr, ^; ' Cajjtiiii'251'h p. Y, V. at Canjtlcif.''.* : Juno JHKf- *? i' ' ' : ' 7 : .m. :/ Head'qrs U.. States Forces a OAVN PI-'CAMDEN, GENERAL OH J J HJtS JV0..6. |N170RMAT[ON HAVING BEFjT HE? CE n?ED at -tlicE.c headquarters of the cxiai-j cndd^of armed of marauders i fifes ting" the c.onntry ancj committing depredations tr-on the peaedfti Vitj^en^r it ia tfeteby ordered that all persons composing inch will ho' considered as outlaws, mid if caught will receive the.severest ynhi^huient of military Jaw. >. : The*United.States Govfemincrtt*' is desirous of protec-tin^uU''peaceful, and la" abiding citizens^ and they 6ill confer a -favor m)u these headquarters, and dii.> justice to ' themselves, by giving any information . they may'hayein their possession -respecting' tire n amies ancl movements of such bands, and, if possibm, aidii.g in'their capture. . V - V * Xho time ii'AS arrived when it behooves every citizen to do all in'his power to .assistithe mili tary forces of the United states torefttg^te^cacc, and harmony throughout the-knd. >. ^By order of *. ' Capt- 0. TV! FERGU^pjff'' 25 th 0. V. V. I., Confdj* U. S Force*!' ...Town ofOiftiteen.,- ' Jnne 1 (J. ' * . f' Hd'qrsl Northern Disiricfc. DEPARTMKNT 01? TILE S0UT1T, CiAUtusTOK, S. C. -April 20, -LSC5.. Circular to PMillers &c. ' ' ' jVTUMEEOUS ' APPLICATIONS HAVE * been made.to tuc lor information- a* to the p licy to be adopted on tho subject of labor! All can understand the" "importance of making a' crop the present season, and foresoo . ??d piiscry and suffering consequent upon its failure. ' _ . % . ' >'# In tho present unsctfod state of the country and in tho absence of any rccogriucd State auf lnuMtio<! T-find it im\-dufrv to assume control'1. of the .plantations near the military lines, and order a# follows; 1st. The planters, after taking the oath of allegiance, wiil assemble the frecdmeh, (lately fticir slaves) and inform them tliaj; . they are free,'and that henceforth they must depend upon thpir own exertions for their support. 2d. Equitable contracts in writing, will be made by the owpcrs of the . land with the freedmca for the cultivation of the land dufing the present year. t Payment will B$madc in kind, and the ah lovvance of ono half the crop is recommended as fair compensation for the labor, the landlord furnishing subsistence until the crop is made. ! "These contracts will be submitted to the near- ' est military Or naval commander for approval and endorsement. . . When the -above requirements aro. complied with, protection wili be granted as far as military necessity will allow; but where no contract is made, tUc crop raised will be considered for- ' feiteil for the use of the laborers. * Should the owners rcfiiso to oultivute it, thgy will bo considered as endeavoring to embarrass tlioGovermU'-jL, ur-1 the laud will boused for colonics ' i t tli.i 'rced-iiou from tlio interior. ( JOIIM.P. LfATGFf, j Juno l6 Brig. Gon, Commanding. r 4 ' ' ' I ^Ici^g oatU . SfejpanciB toSJfe. scribed by tjp Presrdcnt/of the UnitedStates* in bis .prooJamatTon'i ' m^>quifiible copttacts ^for labor with too " freedimjn. Such cbbtraCls, 'h^rovod bjr tife Com'tipridcr of: the uoqrest poi^u^-^ost, wfl bo' con8idj$re<t tiig^^'din bolt' p?rties, and .will'' 'be.eufpns^'-lb^^JKftniliiw^atiCbTOti^ as 'tar'. V as tli6jcxigenc^iffiffie service will allow. JThc v connect will,_set forth nr^rclg^hofreedom .of tie laborer/';& ^ ' /AVhere tho^W^OTah B, from age or infirmi- J ty, uuablo.ti> -lirU&r-aiul'*without natural"pro* .. * tector; liis siibporiwrH devdve qjjon jihe P^li IU ?V 111uU UU UUIUUgS* JJ '% - \ ' Tbo citizens of cira! F?1nslf ar6 requi^d to meet and devise some metlwd .-for providing for such pcrsqns': tta'd' until .'fitfiaB1' pfovi#pi/r fe ? made, they will rel&am on^apdndrAt^feydeir snps port, the planmtiohs'whWe th6y5i6^lrnre. ^' : (Signed;),. - : JOHN F.^i&TOft, " " .* '.* ./ ' Brig.-Geni Commanding. ? Offipiiilr;- ' ' . ' ' (&'gne<J,j Eooah3' '...Tax_ .Wnrj^E^Gapt, * ' and A;I). C. ' ... v. |pJtfflelflth^ gjjgjjj \ HeacJ'qs Provisional Brig- / | H s ade. -V-.'; .<' ' V;:': ' COLUMBIAyir^e^." jg GENERAL ORDER 12/ rpHi! ATTENTION is-called to existing rauding and foraging;- Officeft ^ and ;&&& arc farther ordered to avoid: all"; Atobeo^aw\/ ' i i' ?' .? . .Eft ! A-'*.!. : r> s-* ? '.' msuussiou uii jjuunt; maurera" wimmw wnot vj. after vthese year* of . blootfa'tttd auflarihg, *.. still do, not acquiesce in result.of bat-' tie .and in the policy -'ofvthe General Government. Courtesy to. all a '' soldier. Information wilbbe desired. Sympathy for those. * in^pnow Japd in afflctidn is felt 'jby no-one quicker thin by the soldier; but no soldier can forget what bo jp*'. fought for, and what his brothers have died to suppbrt?the Union, Constitution amP.Jaws' and free Government?^now, as the* result.of ' the war, acoorded to all classes; nor can h% fbr? gef the dignity of his Government; and his o,wn dignity as its representative,ip.d^ng ... w^th those who either secretely or openly ; scoff at those sacred principle?. ' '" ? ' , Contracts between masters and,aerobts wilU , set forth in words the freedom the'litter* V and will be witnessed by a United States officer _. ' and by a civilian. It is for" the interest of life; . people that these relations be arAicably ^- V jnsted .without delay. Cases, of difficalty^Rl De examine? ana triea ny military aottiatiHEk ~ No privileges or advantages whataoe^erflrfil be granted those who do not-, deoltfre legiance to the United'States Governiai^ icting in good faith according to that di&latt* Lion, V - ' This, order frill ba pnblisltcd to tho joxnraand. J . ' l?y order of ; A. SL'HARTW.ELL/;. T> i. T>~ / ? ? - * vxeu? ? \ . Official? GWR McKay, 1st Licnu acid A* a. a. a ' . m " ' Juno la " - " * ' -' rr" w rMETKOftOFv f!.:IU1P CAN"Arjt.VJ? HOSSB v UUCKHtLLI\:AK ntihe i^iiJctKo-ofBrtiyamixi / >. rook, 10 miles ooriVof ('nmdeii. '?m $25>|aj earr out limds.Stir?om, S ' May 8 'Jut . > : 1 , ' " ' 111 '<.'**' ^ 1 ' . .v'2 , " *. - A . ft* .V A>*.; ' I $f?p ; ^ ! V' ' -