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J. ^ .. ^%saSBS5S2aB?l59^^ ' AH >0 * Al ... jy SbMMERS. BLACK ALPACGASj Black anil colored Calicoes; Wngbams,.Paper Cambrics; . DeBcges and Delaines; ' Brown and Trine Denims ; Superior Knglish LiJngcloth; Ladies Silk, Cloves, Whalebone; Gilt Buttons and Trimmings for ladies dresses; Black Italian sowing Silks ; Black, white and colored spool Thread?all -Nos.; Blatk flax Thread.; Pins, Knitting Xeedlos, Needles, Buttons, Tape; Cbrabs and Toilet Soap, Hairpins; Ladies H:it Xetts; ? * ?tt?w. ^ Jj/lines WIIllL*. suite IU1U Vlllt liucv, a Servants Handkerchio's. and, a gTcaft mi^ny otlier articles, too numerous lo mention. ?: ALSO:? Cotlon Cards and Yarn?all Numbers;, 7-8 and 4-4 Graniteville Slurtiiigs, grad an assort*uent of Groceries?also Gun Powder. Gall and examine the stock at . . J. SOMMERS, Opposite, the Markqt. ^ October 18 tu. th.-s. 6 STATE OF SOUTH CAKOLISA. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, ' j - CoLt'JiuiA, S. C., Oct. 12, 18C4. j IN ACCORDANCE WITH TIIE RESOLUTIONS i oft he General ?Assembly, the following persons ( . have been appointed by the Governor to the Military Atndeinjv and will report at the Arsennl Academy in Columbia, to C?pt. J. P. THOMAS commanding, on i Ukj flo-t day of January nexi: First Congressional DiSt> ict.?cergt Mangurn, i ' Co. F, S. C. B. y. Owens, Pee Dee Light Artillery. ' . ' . j Seam tf Ccmgrr.tsitna I District?Sergt A. F. O'Brien, < Co I. 1 st S. C. V. . i Third Congressional District?Benjamin J. John- i son ? 1 Fourth Congressional District.?L. Yanccy Dean, "Co..R. Hampton Legion. S. C. Y. Fifth Congressional District?Theodore- 0. Ward, Co. D. 22d S. C. V. Six-th Congressional District.?Sorgt. M adison F Hawthorn. Co. F, 12th S. C. V. The applicants who have not been appointed and who may desirato renew i.hcir applications for the . nnhinn tln-rpot' tO lllis Dt'lWrt* moot By order or the Governor. J>. F. ARTHUR, Oct. 18. 1 * Private See etary. Jlgf Columbia ?ti<l Charleston papers publish triVeekly lor two weeks. All other papers in the State taublish ouce. % ?, * : Auction Sale-' . I WILL SELL AT TilK M ARRET ON WEDNESDAY next, at 11 o'clock* one work Horse, one (fine Colt oflarge size, from a timfc Virginia nlare, eight months old. also a likely young Mule, one or two good second hand Cairiages, also a lot of Tobacco. Terms cash on delivery. This sale is .well worth the attention of purchasers. J. K. W.'THERSPOON, # Oct 18 2 Auotionper. | Council Notice F rI~MIE TOWN AUTHORITIES HAVING CON[ JL TRACTED with a party to cut all grass and Nveeds in the Qeinetery, (outside private lots) doliereby* forbid any one else cutting grass -within tiie enclusure. By order ef Council. 4 R. M. KENNEDY, Clerk of CounciL Oct. T tr. NoticeEither strayed or stolen last Monday?a white and black spotted MILCH cow and a gray collered HEIFER two years old. a iff information leading to the recovery of the samo will be liberally rewarded. .john H. JU\GDLUTH, Oct 8 tf DeKalb House. . Roads The commissioners of roads for or* SHAW Districtwill meet in Camden, on the for th Monday in October, at 11 o'clock. COLIN McRAE, Clerk. ' Oct 7 # ltw.td. Commissary Notice PARTIES ARE NOTIFIED THAT IF THEY will sell their syrup to the government, I will pay $3-per gallon, and furnish the barrels. . ?also? First quality -of sugar, exchanged at two of bacon for one of sugar. . j. h. DEYEREAUX, Oct. 12 2 Capl. & A. C. RAGS! RAGSfT The highest prices paid for white liuee or cotton rags- delivered large or smal quantities at this office. i . * " \ ' ... . . T ' f":" 'f ; " School NoticeI^llK KXKRCISKS OF MISS. H. L. YOUNG'S SCHOOL Tvill be^in ou the 3d of October, iu lb? east b'ri<jk Academy. Beadq'rs En- Office, . CAMDEN, S. C., Oct. 14, 1S64. PURSUANT TO ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR General's Order No. 77, heietofore published, all detailed men. and those whose applications are pending, and all light duty nuti. who are .unaligned, and all who have no certificate of exception from examining Board or exempted under recent.Acis ofCoiigress, who. are not in nctive service between 18 and 45 are hereby ordered to report promptly at this office piepared to g6 forward to Camp ol Instruction. : - , < W. WALLACE, Oct 15 '3 Aqt.E.0 K.D. Wanted to Furchase FOP. THE USE OF THE CONFEDERATE States?Strop Iron, wrought or cast, for which I pay a fair price in c<sh. or. i,''preferred, will exc hange rolled plan la u< <<n Iron for the same. Planters i<r others having any ofthe oIkAc to dispose of will inform me of the fact, us 1 wish to collect it together as speedily 'j R MUttOXKV. " September 1 if! lost-. A MOURNING VEIL, ON RRIDAY KTENING, between the residences of Mr. .1 F. Sutherland mid D. D. Hocott. A reward will be given to the finderby leaving it at Mr. Sutherland's. .1 October 18 , tf Headquarters, RKSKVK FJRCES, .R. C., ) CoLl'MUlA, Scpti <50, 18G-L f SPECIAL ORDERS SO. 7. jT PURSUANT TO GENERAL ORDER NO. 73,1 Adj. and Jnsp'General's, Office, current serie?", (hereunto appended) the Brigadier General commanding Reserve Fon-es of South Carolina hereby assumes control and direction ot llio conscription eery'ce in the Stnto. 11. ExcjCpt as 'Hereinafter specified, tho organization uf tie Conscriptiop Department in the State, including the Examining Boards will he preserved; oud all existing orders, regulai ions and instructions of the Commaudant of Conscripts will be continued of (p ce until ntbpruisr* ordered. , III. Local Enrolling Officers and Examining Boards, will report immediately to tlie Commandant of (.'onscripts, and through him communicate with these Headquarters, and will, through him, receive orders uud iustrufctiontf. IV. All communications in rolation to the Conscription service in the Stato, and nil applications for cxenipth ri utid dctoii. niust be made through the Commandant of Conscripts; communications on all other subjects will continue to be made through the A. A. General of the Reserve Voices <.' 0 .V. The office of "(Congressional District Enrolling Officer being abolished, all officers heretofore acting in that cnpaciiy will report bv letter to the Commandant of Conscripts for assignment to ptberdniy. betting forth iheir rank, corps, position and pre-cnt assignment "to duty. Coinpetent officers will he assigned as ''Inspectors of Conscription" in the several Congressional districts. ' VI. With a View to.compliance ofPar. Ilf. of said General Order No. 73, the Commandant of Conscripts will, without delay, order the medical examination of all commissioned officers uud other parsons (except those of the 'TuvaLd Corps") employed in vhc enrolling service of this State, commissioned officers, as to whom no debility is found to exist, will hold tiierns.-Ivok in readiness to bo assigned to duty iu the field as Rem a as practicable. . VII .Application for assignment to duty as Enroll' ing Officer."*. Assistants, Clerks, and to oilier positions in the Conscription service in this rdate, will be received from officers, noncommissioned officers nnd privates belonging to the ltesprvo Forced, and from retired aud light duty officers and men, and from persons not liable.to service in the Held. Such applications, enclosing testimonials of'charncter, intelligence nnd fitness, will be addressed to Maj. C. D. JJKLTON, Commandant of Conscripts, Columbia, S. C. Bv command Brig. Gen. Cjiksxut ED. 11. B tUNWELL. Oct 4 . 3 * A. A. General. ,Tgy State papers copy three times. Office.Q. ffi- Department, * Camdex, Sept. J5tb, 1664. P.ANTERS ARK URGENTLY REQUESTFB' to hnul in immediately all new fodder and peas asw 11 as old fodder and shucks, in order ',o meet tho pressing demands of our armies. They.are also notified that they can have credit on their Tithe of 1864, for tl.eir deliveries of corn if they prefer it to payment in cash CONWAY BELL Agt A. Q. M. Sept. 16 tf Musical Instructions- . ttZggn MIS$k L. ARTHUR, WILL RECEIVE a limited number of pupilsj for Musical Instruction. Terms?$50 per quarter. October 3 6t Servants to Hire. For further particulars apply to B. P. COLBURN, Octobers 6 ' -at Kirkwood. 1 Notice. a ll PERSONS ARE FOREWARNED NOT TO l\_ trade for a note eiven by me, to John Baker, for five hnndred dollars, dated some time in June, 1864, as the property for which it was given, has proved unsound, I will ot pay said note unless compelled by liw. JAMES A. THOMPSON. Sept. 3 ' ,T ''' ' '.' *?' * ' jjuenrjer. t .".aS? v ui JcJra>: n* gn mmijj *hva.w^zu-i frrvu t . n mi: x. L . i i -a . < i j IHSTltl iT DIltECTORV' DISTRICT OFFICERS. Legislators. A. II. Boykin?Senator. Jolih M. RcSaussure, I>. D. l'crry?Representatives. Magistrates. J olio ft., muierapopn. om. u. oogan, n. u. j.uj. Jar, Henry Brace, John It. Shaw, Richard L. Wbitaker, J. T. Barker. -* Commitsirmcrt of Roads. J/M. DaSaussure Chairman, B. T. McCoy, W. E. Hughes, Daniel D, Kifkland, James L. McDowall, Lewis J. 'Patterson, J. English Doby> l'rfd. Bo wen, Joiin L. Micklc, GiLlam Sowell, Richmond K. Terrell, Enlanucl Parker' The sixth section of the '?j\ct to establish certain Roads, Bridges aud Ferries,^ passed December 17, is as follows: *.. 44 That each Commissioner ofHloads now ia office, or hevenl'tor appointed, shall serve until a successor is appointed, mid. hus. accepted. This section to be in force ."during tho wax. Commissioners of Free Schools. Wiloy Kcllcy, Win. Dixon, James Team, C. C. Haile, Jesse Trucsdel, Daniel Bethuue, j\. L. McDowell. . . Commissioners of Public Buildings. John Workman, 1?, M. Kenned)', K..B. Johnson,' F. L. Zemp, L. W. R. Blair, Jnmcs B. Cureton, Wm. D. McDowall Chairman, C. P. D., Colin Macrea Treasurer. ' . Commissioners to Amirovc Public Securities. John M. DeSaussure, James Dunlnp, Wnn E. Johnson, sr., A. J1. Kennedy, Tlios. E. Shaunon. '' , Commissioners of the Poor. E. Barnes, A. A. McDowall, John 0. Higgins, R. M. Kennedy; J. S. DePass. TV. E. Hughson, See. and Treas. President and Director9 of Camden Bridge Co. President?^John M. DeSaussure. Directors?John Macrae. B. Perkins, Jnnacs Team, Colin Mucrae, Sec. & Treas. Soldier11 Board of Relief. John M. DeSnnssure, E? Barnes* James Dunlap, J. Ross Dye, (|. Mosely, Jiimes Team, Jesse Trucs^.del, John B. Mick'le, Charlei Ralcy, Jtfhn Gaskins, Drthiol Gardner. * - Coroner. John S. Meroucy. * Managers of Elections.** ^Camden?Jflhn S. Meroney, C. A. McDonald, Wm McKain. Cureton's Mill?Frederick Bowen, James Team, Emnnucl Parker. Flat Rock?Jesse Truesdcl, James Fletcher, George R. Miller. BulTnlo?Wm. Mungo, Gillam SowcM, Wm. Cato. Lizcnby's?John McGcrtigan, Daniel McCaskill, Donald McDonald. Schrock's Mill?B. T. McCoy, Alexander MoLeod, Ilenry liadcliffe. Goodwin's Store?Benjamin Cook, John B. Mickle; James II. Vanghn. Liberty Hill?A. D. Jonos, jr., R. G# Patterson, R. B. Cunningham. Officers of Court. v Joseph D. Dunlap, Commissioner in Equity; W Clyburn, Clerk; A. L.-McDonald, Ordinary; ^_Dunean Sheorn, Sheriff. Tax Collector'. William McKain. Confederate Enrolling Off tor. ?W. Z. -Leitner. Confederate War Tax-Collector. ^A. M. Kcnn'cdy. Answers ' , j'Jehn Cantey, R. M. Kojinedy.. Collector of Tax in Kind. Jnmos Jones. Chief Commissary 'Agent. J. ,H. Detereaax. Confederate Quartermaster's Agent. James Sowers. State Quartermaster's Agent. A. Markley Lee. Receiving and Delivering Agent J. M. Gayle. . Officers of the Town of JCamden. Intendant. James Dunlap. Wardens. N. D. Baxley,JD. Dj Hocott, L. M.jBosweJl, R. M. Kennedy. Recorder. R. M. Kennedy. Marshal and Market {Cleric. Wm. Johnson. Professional. ' i . Physicians now. Practicing. T, TT. TK-a-i. D. L. DeSaussure. T. Reenstierna. W. R. Sikes, Benjamin H. Matheson, J. McCaa, J. I. Trantham, W. L. Pickett, B. S. Lucas, T. F McDow, L. M. DeSaussure, Thomas W. Balmond, F. L. Zemp. . ^ 1 |^| | n n nmu,, | ninn~nii? ??m v p Lax x/trt, Win. M. Shannon. W. Z. LSitner. W. M. Kennedy. .. W.-K? Tajrlotg '' \ jpsPl Joseph 1*. t?unlap. Bailey.y . ' Vmlml. :? JI M.. Unwell. Surveyor*. r Colls Macrae, Daniel Bcihuue, C." C. UaHc~. ? 1 Scholastic. fficrcanf.iie, & fifedtjim*. : iia \ V ' &} ; ' . * Academies and Primary Schools in Canidtn. L. ^McCandless' Male Academy; F. Staudeoroyej, male aendemy; Mrs. McCandlesa' Academy for Young Indies.. Mrs. McCruiglil.: Miss Duwson Mrs. Deck; Miss Maggie DeXoon. ' ' * Dealers in Dry Goofs, Groceries, Hardware $c., ?c. . . - \ E. W. Bonney, Jafncs Dlinlnp, George Aldeu, Mrs. * * \ ? M. T. Campbell, 11. M Kennedy, Mrs. Ik-Lciih, Mendal Smilli, Mrs. Conner, Mrs. Crosby, *? Benjamin, Matheson & Co., A. ?. Latiaf W. D. McDowall, S. Oppenlieini,'M. Baum fc'Dro., Ueroney, Boswell & Bro., J. M. Gnyle, Joseph Souimcrs, T. 4 S. Myers, James McEtren, W. C. Gerald & Co., George Douglas', J. B. Op penkeim & Bro., Win. JoLnsofif/D. D. Boeott, B, ? bikes. . , . ..(Ktj;,,. , ^ ? Druggists. * Xiw. McKnin, F. L. 2c/np.' Book Seller and Stationer. Janice A. Young. Watches and Jetcefrg James A. Yoyng, I. B. Alexander, J^yf W^ir, han. . . i y . - i '? Blacksmiths, Wagon and Carriagtifakers... S. Shiver, Robert Man, Nathan B. Arrqnta, Thomas Shiver. ft. ft., blacksmith. " ' ' . * Cabinet Warerooms and Undertakers. C. L. Cbatten, IVm. Tarver, J. F*. Sutherland, , ? i- ' . . Builders. J. FJ Sutherland, C.L.Chatten, H. C*Robert' Merchant Tailor. Charles A. McDonald* Saddlery qnd Homo**. T . F. J. pakea,'Mr. Bulgsc Whtilwright end Ginmakerj R. J. MpCreigbt: ? Bakers. F. Shoemaker, Win. Doasob. Tan- Yards. -< L. B. Stephenson, F. L. Zemp, John S. Bradley, Alex. McLeod, Lewis J. Patterson, John Brawn.Hotels. ' V Mansion Hofcso, by - B. 6. Robinson. DeKalh House, by -* J. H. J'ungblulh ?.?. -1 rttr # 1 Private Bodrdktf. J. W. Rodgerg.1, 'Milbaty and Dress Making. Hiss D. R. MeEwen, Mrs. Hamuorsleig " Churches. ; ^Methodist-^-J. Tl Wighfmaa, pastor. Presbyterian?S. H. Hoy, * Episcopal?T. F. Davis, jr., ? Baptist?W. E. EFughson, ? * (Grain and Lumber Milfg. F< L. Zcmp, flour and grist; Jns. H. Vaughn, lottf and grist; James A. Kirklnnd. gristJ F. Sutherland, lumber and grist; W. E. Hughes, lumber. * * and grist; Charles Perkins, lumber; Col James C. Hajle, lumber and grist; A. H. B.oykin, floor,grist and lumber; L. W. R; Blnir, flour and grist; Charles Rnlcy, flour and grist; J. ft. Bowell, grist; John W. Gask ins, flour, grist and lumber; John A. Young, grist and lumber; X. J. ^authen, lumber; Robert Kirkley, grist; estate .f Wm. Shicfds, grist and lumber; Ceorgc R. Miller, flour and grist; L..J. Patterson, flour ana grist; jonn ?. Minor, nour anagnsi.* flitter ef T. Lang, grist and lumber; V. ' M.'Xelle/ grist, John Chcamit, grist and lumber; James Chosnut, sr., grist and lumber;' John MsRae, grist and lumber; John Browjs, grist; estate af . Burwcll Boykin, ^grist at\d lumber.; estata of Lemuel Boykin, grist and lumber; Mrs'. Jaae J Knox, grist.; Richard Hyatt, flour and' gtirt ? Lewis FeepleS/ flour, grist amd lumber.' *'v ' POST OFFICE, CAMDEN, ft. g. ' HAIL ARRANGEMENTS! ^ r 'i * - 4 " * RICHMOND, CHA.RLKTON, COLUMBIA;' WESTERN AND WAT MAILS. . Due?Daily, by 1 20 P. M . Close?Daily by ( W f. if LANCASTER, FLAT ROCK, Ac. Due?Monday, "Wednesday k Friday by 12 ?0 M Cloaa?Same days, at ~ ' l'.W 1. H RED HILL, RP6SEL PLACE, <fco. Ut ' 1 ' " " Due?Thursday, by 12 00 Closes?Satne day, at 11 00 A. ' TILLER'S FERRT, JEFFERSON, ' Due?Monday, by 12 00 M Closes?Friday, at IN 00 It. M OFFICE HOU^S. Frofn 8 00 A. If. to 2 00 P. M.f*and for short ' time after'opening the mail at night. T. W. PE?UES p.M % ' * '.4 ' ' / i