Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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k I ' 11*\ i *m i nao^iftr- tnrTLMMAWjw innntwaz I^ISTK 13IiKA.CtfKI) HOMKSrUN. ?-8iuk1 4 4 ttrown IJomoppun. I>-?rk I'el.iins, Riaek Alpaeeas. HairXets. Servant's Handkerchiefs, etc., etc. ALSO, Ladies' Latest Slvlo It ATS. on hand and made to order. BONNKT L'KAMKS, of I lie Latest Fashion, fend an A.-sortment of MILITARY GOODS ol all descriptions. ' Afjt-v &. . . Shoestrings, Corset I aeon, Tape, SpooL^ptton and ."Needles. Pius noil Knitting Net dies. And n great, many other useful articles, too ".numerous to meinidii," at jNov. 4-t-Gl.d. MRS HAXf\tin)RT/iTTnTi's . Council NoticeTT IS QltDEKKD THAT TH H*FOLLOWING ,1 rates of Stallage bo charged, on and after Monday next, viz: On all beef offered for sale in Market, Four Dollars. Veal, - - Two Dollars. Hogs?over 50 lbs, - Three Dollars. . Tigs?under 50 lbs.. ... Two Dollars. Mutton and Hides. ... Two Dollars. It is also ordered that. Two Dollars bo charged for empoun'ling Horses' and Mules. For Hogs, Tvo Dollars each. For {Sheep and Goats. One Dollar. It is further ordered that the Weigher at the Public Scales bo allowed Filty Cents compensation for each draught. By order of Council. R. M. KENNEDY, Clerk of Council. Not. 1 2. . _ uu. &Tf AT EE] iiu? SOliTil CAROLINA. , />, ;<> ,,. lliftiB -" s?- -??<>'.?(?., ? ' - < "Vi-'Ar&ZS^ ADJ'T At INS1\ CKN'LS OFFICE; Obr.r.MuiA, Nov. 18, 18(54. OSXKIIAL OJx'DEhS NO. 15. ? THE COMPANIES ORGANIZED TN " cvcrv Militia Regiment of this State will forthwith proceed to Hamburg, S. ('., and report lor duty to Lieut. Col. Wilmot 0. DeSauasure, A. I). C. II. The commanding ofii'oors of nai 1 companies will immediately summon the members of their respective companies, as well as all persons within the Militia Regimentst.o which th#y belong, and who have not heetr enrolled, but who are liable to dulv b'-yond the limits of their I )i-triots, to assemble at the. most con venieut points on the line of railroads, prepared to proceed at. once, to Hamburg. III. The troops will provide themselves with haversacks ami lour days' latious, and such supplies of clothing and cooking utensils as aie indispensable for their coinfoil in the iiehl, without encumbering themselves- with sm*i Articles as are not absolutely necessary. IV. Company officers are authorized to issue. cerliiicnles,t'or the. transportation of members of their respective commands. V. The persons liable, to this service arc all persons between the ages of sixteen .and seventeen years, and all poisons between seventeen and fifty years of age, who are exempt, from Confederate service, but who ere not exempt bv the law? of this Stale from State sen ice, . wh'ich includes, amongst other classes, All bonded agriculturists who have been exempted by Confederate authority as owners and managers of their own plantations. VI. Companion, convenient to Hamburg will select their own means of transportation to that point. VII. The commanding officers of Regiments, and ?ll general officers, as well as the officers commanding these companies, are charged with the immediate extension of these orders without further notice. VIII. The "Battalion of State Cadets" and the companies of Mounted Infantry, commanded Ly Captains Frederick and l'ercivnl, v\ ill hold themselves in readiness to take the Held at. the shortest notice. IX. The Governor and Commander-in-chief enjoins, as a matter of the utmost importance . for the public defence, the prompt execution ol these orders, and the, assembling of the troops at the places designated without delay.- ' t Bv command V * A. C. 0ARL1NGTON, Adjutant and Inspector General. ' -v papers of the State publish one week. V.\ 21?Gt. RemovedUBRCRIBMIUIAS It KM OV ED ONE DOOT1 re Mr. Branson'a Tin Factory, where ho will to manufacture BOOTS and SHOES. Ilavnhcr of lirsl rale workmen, ho will execute all ; ith neatness, durability and despatch. \ .4-1 d 2w. ' W E. IIUGHBON. ir d * j ft ri}. Headquarters, It KSKKVK FORCES, $." <\ ) Columuia, .Sept, 3d, ISG'l. j' GENERAL OliJPEU NO. 7. 1~ r#UstjiNTTO -GENERAL ORDER "NO 7: Ajutnnt ami Inspector General's ufiiee, curroii series, (hereunto appended) Hie llrigndiA* Oeiierj commanding Re exve forces ol South Carolina liereb assumes control and direction of ibc'cousuriplion hoi vice in the State. II. Except as hereinafret* specified, the orgnnizatio ot the ' onsi-riplion 1 'epartnient in llio Slate includin; the Examining hoards, will be preserved; and all ex 1 isting. order*, regulations and inst ructions of the Ooin imuidant ol Conscripts will be continued of.force uuti otherwise ordered. III. I.ocid linioiling Officers and Kxnmiiiini? Bnnrd will report" immediately to the Commandant of Con scripts, and through him cmumunicnto with thes Headquarters, and will; through him, receive order and instructions. IV. All commiiuicutfoti.i in reTaiioii'to the Conscrip tiou service in the State, and all applications for ex omption and detail, must be made through tho Com inandaut of Conscripts; communications on all olhc i subjects will continue to he made through the A. A Ccneral of the Reserve Korcea, S C. V. The olliee of Congicssional District Knrollhq Officer being abolished, all oflicors heretofore actiiq in that capacity will report by letter to the Command ant.of Conscripts tor u-.signim.nt to other duly, settiiq forth their rank, corps, position and present assign men to duty. Competent ollicers will be .assigned as "in i speclurs of Conscription," in the several Congressionu Districts. VI.- Willi a view to compliance of Par. Ill of sail General Order Nu. 71$, the.Commandant ot t'onscriou will, wilhoutylclny. order the medical examination o all commissioned ollicers and other person's (except those'ol tiie "Invalid Corps"), emp-oyed in the enroll 111^ service of this Stale. ^-Commissioned ollicers. as U wliotn no disability is found to exist, will hold them selves in readiness to be assigned to duty in the fieit as soon as practicable. ' , VII. Application for assignment to duly as Enroll ing Ollicers, Assistants, Clerks, and to wilier position! in the Conserip-ioM service in. this Staie; *11 here ceivcd from ollicers, non-coniiiiissioiicd officers- ant privates belonging to the Reserve horocs, and liou rollrdd and light duly ollicers and men, and from per sons not liable^ to service in the liehl. Such nppltea tjons", enclosing testimonial- ol character, itilelligctict and' fitness, will he addressed to Alaj. C. 1.). MlOLTOiN Cominandanl of ConscCpts ('ohmii>ia fc>. C. By command Brig. Celt. CilKsNUT. KB. 11. B.VKNWKI.L. A. A. oca. Oct. -i'O. t/x/'cl.de papers eopy three lin os. CAM I IKS, R 0., Nov. 14, IS(VI. ! U ' K W1111j RIO AT Til H FOLU>\YIN<I I'LAClv | T t on the days specihed below for tlio purpose o ! assessing the ail valorem tax: , * t . Liberty i till ?Thiu*-dai, 17tb instant. ! Fiat I lock?Fri-lav and Saturday, l.Sth arid Ifth. RulValo?At Mr. ussel So well's ? iuesdav, 22nW. Lyzeohy's?.Vcducsd >y. 21M. 1 ?r. liUe.is'?Thursday, 24tb.. Rjiro'-r's .Mill?Friday, *2."?111. Ouiw:oii'k Mill?satnrdav. 2t5th. JUilN C.VNTKY. ' KOliT. M. KKNNKO V. Nov. 14.-St. Assesfnrs 17ih I'. D. Warned to J. ttrclisse \ I^O'S TilM !: IC t F 1 H OuNF KJbil.A ; j A. Status*?Aei'ap I'imCi, '.viuiiu.il or oast. lor wi.ic i pay a laii prir.< in ? . so. r, ilprefer ill. will oxen, n< ! rolled plantation ron I'l.rt.n same. I".outers rotia*. havinu any film above to dispose ?i will uiio in tn< ! i;l the fact, a - i \.\ jsn to e liieet il loooiiier as sp u?liit a* possible." <i. S. MKll ?N?". V. i .. i Notice. i LL PERSONS HOLDING NOT ICS OR LA U'FITI 2\ accounts nin"*t the I'.state ol I'liOMl is J. t Ij b ;rn, will present tn.-ui to me f r payin rit witliii tiinoly ?I ?ys l.nm dite. Alter that timo 1 wil. not pa; any claims against the Estate. w,i. t Lvnuax, Oct. 21?3t. Ahininist.iator. ' Gonleder.ilo 1 please c py three times. Notice. t LL PEil.-vJXS HAVING DEMANDS AGAINS' i the .-.state ol the late Dr. llenry Cantey, wi present them properly attested, and those indebtei vill intike piivmoiit to John Cantev. MAIIY 0. OANTF,Y, Oct.-22 If. Admiuistrutrix.' . 7 por gale.? Fne wood for sale, apply to ' ~ R. 13. JOHNSON. Oct. 21 10 Sale of Pe sonal Property. I>Y PERMISSION OF A L. McDONALD, ORDI ) nary, I will sell, on TUESDA V, the 22d of Nc vomber, 18G1, at the late residence of Richard I Whittiker, deceased, on Twenty-live mile Greek, a the personal property of Richum 1/ Whitak.i, dceo.is od, consisting of Household F-irnituro, nrmi I npl. meats, a line young Mule, a lew head of Cattle ? uuo Corn, Peas, ,tc., &c. The terms of sale arc cash. October :u?tu.th.s G. J. . I)i?NI.AP i NOTICE. OAK AND PINK WOOD F<! R SALE. APPL to JOHN OANTKY. Nov. 9?tf. >% '.im^naiiifcnirT: r ftrwrv?r>^ir*n'J^.T-gingvi THE ' . Southern Field & Fireside! 1 GRAND LITERARY COMBINATION! it il Y A VAST CONG 15 N TII AT IO X OF T ALIO NT, SUR passing any coin lunation ever lie fore attained-in tlic u history of I'ElilODIOAL LlTEliATUUE of Europe r, or Amoriou ! ????? m X ii 'The Southern Field and Fireslcle," 3 OF AUGUSTA, GA., axd s 4,Tlie Illustrated Mercury/' OF RALEIGH, N. C. ' Combined and continued under the old popu* lar title of % r thi? r ?OUTU?Rm FfiKI.D & FIKFS1DE. f C THE ENTIRE EDITORIAL AND CONTRIBUTE t RIAL CORPS OF BO I'll JOURNAL'S RETAINED. 1 . iMIIfi PROPRIETORS OF THE "3IERCUR having purchased iho "Southern Field and Fire1 ! side" and thuling it impossible to make arrangements L which would insure a regular supply of paper, upon J account of the irregularity and uncertainty of trans' j porta'inn for the "Field and Fireside" at Augusta, Ga.( ' illfe'saiuv having to bo supplied from the nulls at Ral' eigli, N C., have removed tlio "Field and Fireside" to Raleigh and combined these Lwjtatterl ng Literary Journals. the "Mercury" is thcrao:e merged into Iho 5 "{Southern Field and Fireside," and will hose publish' edutiiil tlie slate of the country wih justify a diverge' inetit, when botli papers will lie resinned and .'unturned 1 as Heretofore. Subscribers to both journals wili receive " the papo: to the full tune of subscription without delay " or interruption. ! 'I'm.. i .1 -' <> - > J. nuib J.vnv /? iui nuu wiiti lyniui lit I b?r[)S Ul OOl.ll ' papersare retained upon ilie emerging journal. It is uniiuunc< d without fear of eoutradiclion that tliu extensive and *?plcud:<l Arr;ty <>r <C'ouill>lii(>d Talcul now employed in writing- for the 'Fie$l ami Fireside" surpasses m genuine- merit, ability, "celebrity and numerical strength any combination or engagement ever ^pfore attained in tliu history of -Periodical Literature of Kurope or Ainet iea. It is a large eight page Weekly Journal teeming with original Komauces, Sketches, Tales. Poetry, History, Kssays. Criticisms, Witticisms; including Translations t'rom the French, t leriin.a noil other Languages; Agricultural, Meeiiaiiieai and ijeientilie articles, etc. ^ '1 he Proprietors confidently assert that the "Field j- and Fir(?lie'" shall at one i' r e.\c>-l in real merit eveiy publication of the kind ever be ore attained or attempted in the United Stales 01 the South. The arru&ge incuts now cfleeted lully justify the assertion. Terms : lli.Q ciilvmpilmr "A v,<' j ) - ^.w.uu One suuscriiier six months. ... l'j.OO rive subscribers six months, ... 'go.00 Addsess WM tt. SMITH 4 CO.. Nov. 14. Raleigh, N. C. The Richmond Examiner, i i i ri BLisnr.d daily.; skmi-weekly, akl wkhkl y. s , jt [' Tr.liMS :?Til F DAILY RICHMOND KXAMIX I-. li is mailed at Kilty I oiuira per year; Twenty-five Dollars for six inontlis; F'lu-cn Dollars lor three months, and Five Dollars for one mouth. Til K S1CM 1 -\Y K KKLY FX AMI N ICR is issued every Tuesday and Friday, and-sent by mail at Twenty-live f, DoLars per year ; Fifteen Dollars lor six months, anil - Ten Do lars for three months. U TDK WHKKLY KXUIINKR is issued every Fri V ilny, and mailed to subscribers at Fifteen Dollars pci year, and Ten D liars for six months. The Kxaminer is published on the cash system, and will not depart fro:u it under any circumstances. Persons who desire to got Llic paper will please aecoin" pany their orders with the cash. Carriers and News Dealers will be furnished at the P fato of twenty Dollars per hundred. 11 Advertisements will be inserted in the Daily. FciniI. Weekly and Weokly at Two Dollars per square of eight lines or less for evory insertion. . Persons sending subscriptions must do it at tlieir own *' risk. We will, under no circumstances, return unsolicited and rejected communications. _ I / tiMlOM THIS HATH WE SIIAL HAUGF three dollars Omnibus fare to and fro i. pari of the town. To or from Kirk wood, or h ' yoi Liu limits of the town, six dollars. Tho liigl p r<ct s a horse feed compel us to advance our rates. J.?K. WITH K1131*0 ON. K. G ROBINSON. ) October 4. Salt on Consignment. -f\ TIKIU'KS FOR BALK. APPLY TO , A. M. KKNNRDY. j Nov?:m'?or 1 lu. tit. s. 6 For r ale. rpiIR SUHSCKTHKil OFF HPS FOR. SALR A ^ 1 trusty negro fellow?ago over fifty yoais. P* further particulars apply o D. D. HOCOTT. Nov. ir? . i A CHARMING NEW IiOOK JUST OUT. J ! The Captajna's Bride) ] fTfi3KaB.ILflK? TALK OF THE WAR. 1 BY W. D. IJERtUNUTON, Jk> X. O. CAV. { Xeaty bound ?u paper, price. $1.50. Upon receipt ol the price it will l>e mailed to nny ! .part ?f the Confederacy postage prepaid. A liberal * discount to tlie Trade. As the edition is limited, the Trade will do well to' forwaid tt eir order at once.' I . ' IN PRESS, CA8TINE; on, The Maid of Kirkland, (ILLUSTlt ATKf? 1 \ '/ . BT EDWARD EDGEVILLE. PUICK, . $1.50 The Deserter's Daughter, A TALE FOUNDED UPON REAL INCIDENTS OF THE WAR IN NORTH CAROLINA. ' * r " ' ur XT. HKItRINQTON, 3RD V. C. CAVALRY. k Price,. ; . $i.60 ROSE EMMERSQN, OR, THE BDIDALOF T1IE FOTNDLINO, (illustrated,) ' BY EDWARD EDGKVrLLE. Price, .... T.., $1,50 Upon nil our publications we allow a liberal discount to the Trado.. * Upon account of the insufficient supply of paper each edition ot' these beautiful N'ovellettes will bo limited, thereto.* the Trad* had better forward their ordera at once. . Address WM. If. SMITH A CO., Publisher*, lUleigh, N. 0. ' Jgy" Editors inserting this advertisement, with thi note, "will receive a copy of-eaeh book. xt. ?v ia Printing for the Legislature. PRUPONS WJSHINC TO CONTRAr.T-iroii Trrn PRlNTi'iNO f??i the two Houses of the Legislature of South Carolina, or of either of them; will submit their proposals to the undersigned, at Columbia, on or before "2Sth of November ilist. { The following, as near as can be ascertained, wlil bo the character and quantity of the 'Vork: Bills, in Pica, 62 lines, of 35 ems?2,170 eraa por ^ page. ' Reports and Documents, Long Primer, W linea, of 31 ems each?1,705 i*.s per page. Permanent .Journal, Long Primer, 631inee, at31 ems each?1,705 cins por page. ( 'ntpiwlnru nf llio I.U'O I Inneno T./>?*? ? ... >......>>.7, i.v/ug. uiMicrj ?u uuuH, of 31 cms cacti?1,7L'ii eins per page. The Bills to be printed on good writing*paper, and";* all other printing to be done on priuking paper, of as line quality as can be procured. . . * KAll *i ol'ovorj papop DPtlorod tt7 bv pi either House, must be furnished to eaoh member of the other branch ol the Legislature. Of tlie Llills, Reports, Documents. Journal and Cal-# 1 endar, two hundred copies are required daily, one hundred and lifty for the members of the House of Representatives, and filly for the members of the Senate. The Journal and Calendar'must bo delivered punc' insilly at or before the hour of meeting of the Tlonses of each day, and one copy by the s me hour, to be delivered at the Executive Department, and one copy to a ' the State Auditor. The A els and Pormaitent Forms of the IIouscs must 1 he printed, stitched and naciy for delivery by tlio 20th of" 4''<ilu"uaiy, -after the regular session. Rule and fig. . is re work -o coiiut double, and pages uud side notes to be estimated at the rate of 1,705 ems per page. The two - Houses will separately choose the Printer ol their daily work, and will unite in the selection of ' the Printer of their permanent work, viz: Acts, Reports, Resolutions, &c. . Proposals for the Printing of the l\vo Houses,- or of either House, must conform to the foregoing specifics1 lions. W. E MARTIN, Clerk of Senate. JOIHSTT. StiOAN^ V Clerk of House of Representatives. nov 11?td. TBSE LAWS OF NEWSPAPARS. I 1. . SUBSCRIBERS WHO DO NOT GIVE.. EXPRESS notice to tho contrary, aro considered as wish* ing to continue their subscription. ; 2. If subscribers order the discontinuance of their newspapers, the publisher may continue to send them [ until all arrearages are paid. , 3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to tako their newspapers from tho offices to which they are directed, they are hold responsible until they have settled the bills and ordered thorn discontinued. 4. If subscribers remove to other places without informing the publishers, and the newspapers aro sent to the former direction they nro held responsible, for the same. Tlin f1YMirla bnvn flemiilnrl fliof rofiioinr** newspapers Iroiu the oflice or moving nncl leaving tlmm uncalled for is "prima facis" cvidonco of intentional fraud. G. The Courts have also repeatedly decided that a postmaster Who neglects to perforin his duty of giving reasonable notice, as required hy the Post Ofliee Department, of the neglect o( a person to take from the ^ " ' ollico newspapers ad?lr? ssed to him. renders the Po>tmajterp h?*?le to the pu blishers for the subscription prito