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^rcj>T?rirri-*-?*iJi:rtjfcj^?n I Ai n? ti i iw < !? ? iiBwngttyaqpBfc Special IN"otices. Nox*cieT~ I 7 ~ MY BUSINESS HEREAFTER WILL BE CON-Jucted strictly-on the cash systenn All otclors must positively be aceoinpftniod with the cash. ' ' Those indebted to mo will please coma forward and pay up. ' WM. McKAIN. ~ July 7 Gt. ; Aisr^o ujsroEMx^^rTS. Mil Editor: You will please announce the fol' lowing gentleman as candidates for re-election to the IIou30 of Iteprcsentalivee, from Kerahaw District, at the ensuing election in October, and# oblige their friends: v Major J. SL DkSAITSSURE. Capt. D. 1). PERRY. - July I Mil Editor: As the time is approaching when the people of Kershaw District, will have to select, tuoso who will represent them, in the ensuing Legislature wo respectfully recommend the1 following gentlemen as a candidates. For Senator. ' Maj. A. If. HOY KIN For Jieprfientalioes. Maj. .T. M. DkSAUSSURK, Capt. W. Z. LEITN Kit. By inserting the above, you will oblige _A-pril lib MANV Vi)VKR?. For Jirpresenlotive. The friends of Capt. AY. L. l)i:PASS, aiinouuco hi:n a candidate for Representative to the South Carolina Legislature, at lite next October election. July 1 For Representative. A\"o nro authorized to announce Col. A. T>. GQOD. AVYX, as a eaudiduto for-the Legislature at the .ensuing election. April 2*2 tf For' Representative. AVcnro authorized to announce CoLAV. It. TAYLOR as a candidate for the Legislature at the ensuing F'election. k June 10 tf Mil. KniTOtt: You will please annonntiee Capt. AVTLLI AM- ClSYRURN", as a candidate for rc-oloction as cleric of the Court of Com.nou Picas, for Kershaw jjisarirt, ami oblige MANY-FRlKXDcS. April 15. <Ti"^J*?gTO?mni"UutJM'M?m).??"iwmJjM? In Exchange for Bacon, Corn or Fodder: QHSAll BOILKIIS FROM 50 TO 100 GALLONS >0 ouch. Apply to IJKO. S. DOUGLAS. .July 25 3 - . To Hire, * 4 XEGllO \\'OMAN, WlfU IS A'OCUSTOMKl> J'\. to nil kinds of house work. For further information, apply to :Vlus. (?. V. Aneker, on Lytlloiou .street. July 25 *.2 Commissary Hotice r?X> KXiJFIA.Xt'5E?31)00 LB0., FlisMS SUGAll .A. (onlv lor Bacon.) fn'y 25 2 J DLYUUKUX", A. A. C. S. ^JcyOonleuernte please .copy twice. Sample Cotton SALE IN {vjANTITIKS TO SUIT 1'UR V on ASKIIS, hv M ATI IKAON k Jo. July 23 ' " _ _ 3 Whits Wine Vinegar, English Soap, &cVKISW GALLONS OF A SUPERIOR ARTICLE ol' While Wiuo Vinegar. * a i,so A superior article of Starch aiuT Washing Blue", of au extra tiuo quality, lor sale low I'o icash at MH3. MoL WISH'S, ono door al-J7c the Branch Bank. .Tuiy 22 2 ? WAR TAX NOTICE. * Assessors Omen, 17th Diet., Camden*, July 1('?, 1804. 4 LTiltEOISTKIlKn PERSONS ARE HEREBY tx notified that this ollice is now open and will con* tinuo open lor twenty days from this date, to receive returns of gross amount pf their sale.;, lor Iho quarter, eiwnng ;>otu Juno. Millers are also roquosted. to make their returns this quartor. JOHN" CANT FY, J *' It. M. KENNEDY, f Assessors. .111I3' 16 . 3 (1 2 w sadiMrYTshoe s\w THE SUBSCIUBER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS the citizens o!" Camden, that!to has comtncrfcod to manufacture ' . Sa>cictlei*y & Shoes, on Broad street, directly opposite the Episcopal Church, and solicits a share of patronage. Rojttiring, 'si either branch, will ho promptly attended to. English Saddles for ealo. M. BOLGER. WANTED?two good Shoomakora July 16 2w ^ lMSTRI.CT DIRECTORY* % i DISTItrCT OFFICE US.' 1 * Legislators. A. H? Boykin?Senator. John "M. DoSJaussure; D. D. Perry?Representatives. V Magistrates. JohnK. Witherspeoil, Wni. b. Ilogan, "NY. R. Taylor, "Henry Braeo. John 11. Shaw, Richard L. Whitaker, J. T. Barker. ? V * * Commissioners of Roads. J. M. DaiSaussure Chairmau, R. T. McCoy, W. E. Hughes, Daniel J). Kirklaud, James R. McDowall, Lewjs J. Patterson, J. English Doby, Fred, llowen, John L. M-ickle, Gill&m So well, llichuiond 11. Terrell, Emanuel Parker. The sixth section of the "Act to establish certain ltoudfi. Bridges and Ferries," passed December 17, is as follows : . " Thai each Commissioner of Roads now . in of lice, or unreatter appointed, shall serve until a .successor is appointed, and l:ns accepted. Thin section to be in l'orcc during the war. * " ' ., Cu?i!!i;xsi'it:crx of Free Schools. Wiley Kellcy, W;n. Dixon, James Team, 0. C. Halle, Jesse ?Tmesdei, Daniel llethune, A. L. McDowell. Commi&ioiH'rx of Public. Buildinus. .John Workman, El. M. Kennedy, It. 15. Johnson, F. li, Zvttip, L. W. It. Ulaiv, Jumcs 11. Cureton, Wni. 1). McDowall Chairman, C. 1*. B., Colin Muevca Treasurer. % Commissioner* to Approcc Public Stcurbits." 1 John ill. De.Siiussure, James Dunlap, Win. K. John- f son, sr., A. M. Kennedy, Tlios. it. Shannon. j i CciH)il:*sioncrs of tfi> Poor. j K. Harnett, A. A. MeDowaU, John O. Iligjrin?. It. j M. Kennedy, J. S. Del'afflt \V. K. Hughsou, Sec. [ umUTreas. President ar.d Directors of Cannier. Bridtjc Co. President-?lohn M. Deibiussurc. Directors?John Macrae, IV Pcrkius, .Tames Team, ! Loiiu Miionic, ace. X J reas. fiohlier's Bonn! of lltlirf-. .Tulin M. DeSaussttre, K. Jinrues. .James buulnp. J. ! Jloss Dye, 0. Moscly, James Team, Jesse Tnics- ! del, John T5. Mieklc, Charles Haley, J elm liaskins, Daniel Gardner.* Coroner. . , J , John S. Meroncy. . v Mitnaj/ctw of filed ions. Camden?John S. Meroney, C. A- McDonald, J Win Mclvnin. ' . Ourelun's Mill?Frederick Bowen, James Team, I Emanuel Darker. ' Flat Rock?Jesse Tilicsdel, JaiiTes Fletcher, George 11. Miller. Buffalo?Wm. Mungo, Gillani Sor.ell, Win. Cato. Lizcnl^'ks?John McGouguu,. Daniel MeCaskill, -[ Douald McDonald. tSchrnck's Mill?U. T. McCoy, Alexander, Mo Lend, Henry ilndclille. tloodvtiu's Store?Benjamin Cook, John 13. Mick- [ le, .1 amen II. .Vainylin. Liberty I!ill?i). Jones?, jr., R. C. Patterson, 15. Jt. Cunniiighiitu, Ofirer.s >/' (.'ourI. Joseph 1). Dunhiji, Commissioner in Equity; W. j Clybnrn, Clerk ; A. L. .'McUorifild, Ordinary"; ' Duncan Slieorn, Shcritt". J Tux ('ii'/rrtur. i V> illiaifi McKain. *i Coiifrilr.ra'r Kami lint/ OJfirrr. . W. Leitncr. Cfu'/fdrnilr War Tiir-Collretor. A. M. Kennedy. 'Asscfsof#. Jolui Can lev, R. M. Kennedy'. C'/llr.r.tor of Tax in Kind. J?inio? .ltwtn-j Chief Commissary Agent. J. II. Dovcveaux. Confederate Quartermaster s Agent. Janice Sowers. State Quartermaster's Agent. A. Markley Loo. Receiving and Delivering Agent. * J. iM." Onylc. Olficcrs of the Town of Camden. 1 Inte.ndant. James. Punhip. Wardens. i y. I>. liaxloy.'jD. 1) llocott-, L. M. Boswfcll, R. M. Kennedy. Recorder. R. M. Kennedy. Marshal and Market Clerk. Win. Johnson. Pro&ssional. Physicians now Practicing. L. II. Dens,' D. L. Derfunssure, ?f. Roonsljerrm, ! W. R. Sikes, Oenjsiinln II. Mathenon. J. McCnn. J. I. Tram ham, W. T,. I'ieketl, I!. S. Lucas. '1'. F.. McDow, b. M. PeSnussure, Thomii3 W. Salmoud, F. L. Zcmp. r tiu?MH?wnmnriii'HB?LnnimwiJi?'nii?im ?juhiihi.viih^i] . Lav ycrs, Win. M, Shannon. W. Z. Leitne'r. W.,M. Kennedy. W. 11. Taylor. Joseph 1). llunhip. J)ent,isl. - Jl. Eissell. Surveyors. 1 Colin .Macrae, Dauiel lipthuue, C. C. Haile ^" Scholastic, Mercantile, & Wechan. ical. Academies ami Primary .Schools in Camdtn. L. McCnndless' Male Academy; F. Slaudeuniyer, male academy ; G. Bailey, Professor ol" Foreign ' Languages; Mrs. ' MfcGandless' Academy lor Young Ladies. Mrs. McCreigfit; Miss Dawson; Mrs. Peck; Miss Maggie DeNoon. Dealers hi Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware .Jr., <J-c. E. \V. Bonuey. James Ihmlap, George Aldan, Mrs. M^T. Campbell, II. M. Kennedy, Mrs. McLeish, Mendal Smith, Mrs. Conner, Mrs. Crosby, Benjamin, Matheson & Co., A. T. Latin, W. I). McDowall, 8. Oppouheim, lM. llauin & Hro., Moloney, Bos well Ilro., J. A.l. Clujle, Jbseph Soiniuers,* T. S. Myers, Jaiucs McEwou, \V. . V. Ocrnld A: Co., George Douglas, .1. II. Opponheiiu A:.lh'o., Win. Jblmson, I). D. llocott, 1). Si kt*s> Druggists. Win. McKain. F. L. Zi-rop. iS juI: Cdlcr a.iuFStu-'ioiur. ? James A. Young. Watches and Jewelry. James A. Young, 1. ]>. Alexander, A.'"W. ~WeI?rhan. , Blacksmiths,, Wagon and Carriage Makers.. S. Shiver, Hubert linn, Nathan B. Arrauts, Thomas Shiver. It. R., blacksmith. 9 Cabinet Wa reran nix and Undertakers. C. L. Chatteu, Win. Tarvei>J. F. Sutherland, Ji udders. J, 1\ Sutherland,C. L. Chatten, H. C. Huberts. Merchant Tailor. Charles A. McDonald. Si/ddr'in/ ami fineness. F. J. Oukcs, llr. Bulger. Wheelwright and tiinnuf&cr. 11 J. M.cf-reight. Bakers. Mrs. A. Kennedy, 1*\ Shoemaker, Win. Daasch. Tan- yards. L. B. ?iap1ienstui, F. L. Zontp, John B. Bradley, . Alex.. McLeuii, Lewis J. Patterson, John Brown. Hotels. Mansion House, by - I'. (J. llobiuson. DeKalb* House, by - J. II. Jiingblullu a J'riratr Boarding. J. W. Lodgers.. Mdin':> >/ am/ Dress Making. Miss D. Jl. McEwen, Mrs. Itdnimcrsloug ?" C/t lire lies. Mif.hodi.sl?.1. T. Wightman, pastor, l'rosbylerinn?S. 11. Hay, " Episcopal?T. F. Davis, jr.,. Baptist?W. E. Iluglison, 44 i1.?.wl I t..... At ! S t.. tixititu <iiaii liuiiiut/'r initial 1'. L. Kemp, lloilr and jurist; .las. 11. Vaughn, flour and grisi; James A. Kirkland, grist; J b\ Sutherland, lumber and grist.; \V. K. Hughes, lumber and grist ; Charles Perkins,-lumber; Col James 0. Haile, lumber i;ud grist ; A. 11. Bdykin, Hour, grist and lumber ; L? W. II. Blair, Hour and grist ; Charles llaley, flour and grist.; J. 11. Sowell, grist; John \V. Ga.skins, tlour, grist and lumber; John A. Young, guist and lumber; T. .T. Canthen, Itunbor; Robert. Kirklcy, grist ; estate .1' Wm. Shields, grist, and lumber; George 11. Miller, flour and grist ; L. J. Patterson, Hour and grist.; Joliii fi.-Miller, tlour and grist; estate of T. Lang, grist and lumber; VY. *M. Kelley, grist, John (Jhcsnut, grist and lumber; James Cliosnut, sr., grist ami lumber; John McRae. grist ami lumber.; John Brown, grist; c.stule ol' Burwcll Boykin, grist and lumber; estate of Lemuel Kovkin, grist and lumber; Mrs. Jane J. Knox, grist.; Richard Hyatt, flonr and grist; Lewis Peeples, Hour, grist and lumber. POST OFFICE, CAMDEN, S- C MAIli ARRANGEMENTS. , 1 RICHMOND, CHARLESTON, COLUMPIA, WESTERN AND WAY MAll.fi. Duo?Dailv, by T 30 i\ M Close?^ai!y by D 00 1?. M LANCASTER, VI.AT KOCtf, A*C. Due?Monday, "Wednesday A Friday by J 2 00 At Close?Satin/days, at ll 'JO A. M RED 1IIU, RUSSET. PLACE, AlC. Duo?Thursday, by 12 00 it CIohos?Same day, at, 11 00 A. it TILLER^ FUHllY*, JEFFERSON, &0. Due?Monday, by 12 0() 'it Closes?Friday, at 10^00 A. M OFFICE HOURS. From 8 00 A. M. to 2 00 1*. M., and for short timo after opening the raail-nt night. T. W. PEGUES, P. M. Tinixmw^yg minima? IIIIHIIUBIII STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. JCIRCULARJ ADJ'T AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, {' Coldmbi*, Aupgst 4, 1864. ) ', IN ANSWER TO NUMEROUS INQUIRIES ADdressod to tliia office in relation to tho Militia Laws of this State, the following announcouiont in nfadg : . 1. All mnle white persons resident in this State, be* tween the ages? of siiteeu ond sixty years, capable of ! bearing nrins, oxcopt. persons who aro exempt from I ''all militia service," are liable to militia duty, both orJ dinarv and in the field in timos of alarm, insurrection' or Invasion. II. Persona who have been enrolled for Confederate service ami detailed to remain at ,liome in civil employments or pursuits, or who have heen exempted I i'rom Confederate service during the continuance oF such ^exemption or detail, ore liablo as other citizens intimes ofinvasionITI. Persons who have been enrolled for Confederate service, whether general or local, although detailed to'remain at homo, aro not eligible to.any militia office. "uiid no one liable to duty In the Confederate ser vieo, unless he be exempted from said service, under the provisions of the Kxemptiou Act of CougrosB, shall hereafter be eligible to any militia."?(A. A. Gtli I^bruary 1S63*.) . IV. Detailed men who have been organized as sitch'into Companies for local military service by Confederate authority, will not bo held liablo for militia service. _ V. Militia officers in carrying intoexeoution General Orders No. 8, series 18G4, from this office, will be governed by t he foregoing instructions, and hold in readiness for actual servibe thoir respective commands, in obedience to said orders. , Bv command: (Signed.) A. C. GARLINGTON, Adj't and Inspector Ueneral S. C. Otficial: G. A. Folljn, A. A. Gon. i?AriJiri XUUAI AI?J< ALLL.IHA. uun, , The Lieutenant Governor; tbo Judges or.the Courts of Luw and Equity; the Ordinaries; Clerks of tho Courts of Common Pleas and General Sessions; Sher. iffs; Masters, Commissioners and Registers in F.quityr the Secretary of State ; Surveyor General; Comp* Holler General, and Treasurers of the State. * ?55?" Daily papers of Shite publish one voek, otb?r "papers tlnve times. August G < lyr Headquarters, CONSCRIPT DEPARTMENT, ) Cfoi.ttMBU., July 150, 1804. J GENERAL ORDERS NO. 8,V THE SECRETARY OP WAR HAVING DE X ctdeil tliat the Conscription authorities liavo no jurisdiction over the classes of Reserves,. except in the grunting of Bxenqrtions under the Act of Congrosh, en-" titled.' An A.ct to organize forces to serve during the War," it is ordered, pursuant to instructions of the Superintendent that all Detail* heretofore grantod to per-, sous of t lie Reserve classes by the officers of conscription he and they am hereby revokod. Details of persons of these classes will hereafter bo made.only by the order of IJrigadier General Jarues Chesnut, commanding Reserve Forces in this Stato. ' II. Enrolling Officers will proceed at once to furnish to Brigadier General Chesnut a roll of all persons of the classes of Reserves whoso details aro hereby revoked. giving their ages, the date and period of details. and the purposes for which such details were granted. * III. Pursuant to orders of the War Department, Bundling Officers are made subject to and will obey , all orders of Bngtahor Goucral Chesnut. 0. I). MELTON, August I J Major Com'dt Conscripts. CTr?" Carclininn copy fivo times; Courier and Mercuty ihrco times tri-weekly; all other papers in the State tlireo times. . Headquarters, ItESERVK FORCES SOUTH CAROLINA, ) . Columbia, July 80, 1864. f GENERAL ORDER NO. 4. .. I\LI. DETAILS OF PERSONS OF THE RE SERVE classes heretofore granted by the Conscript authorities, now revoked by General Order No. 8. Conscript Department, S. (J., nro hereby revived, and continued upon such terms, and for samo period as originally granted. H. Enrolling Officers will forward to theso Head* quarters the Rolls as indicated by Major Mellon, Comniaudnutof Conscripts, S. 0. III. Applications for details will in fuiuro bo mado through, the local Enrolling 0 ill curs, who will investigate the claims?biting governed by tlin Rulos and Regulations proscribed by tlio Bureau of Conscription. The papers will then be Jorwarded to the Coiftmandant of Conscripts for hie examination and reforence to these Headquarters, where final action will bo taken upon litem. Bv Command Brig. Gon. Chesnut. Augnst ] :: "" 15D. H. BARNWELL, ?.57" Carolinian copy live time?; Courier find Afeven) tj three limes iii-weekly ; all other papors in the State three lime's. Notice."V,-^7* 1.1 ERE AS LETTERS Of ADMINISTRATION v upon nil nud singular tho goods. and cbntflen, ri.?lu . and credits of Mr. J. W. llorton, planter, late of Kor?hay/ District, tteooaflcd, have been granted to tbo subscriber, Margaret E. llorton, Administratrix?all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to ' make immediate paynjumt, and those having claims or A demands against the same, will mako knOwn tho same without delay, to M. E. 1IORTON, July 20 -* Administratrix. WANTED. f A/\ BUSHELS of Sorghum Seed, for whioh highest price will be givon. April 5 D. D.HOCOTT.