Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ircv mm limn uuujju' Fare blkacu+:djiojjkspun. ' i; 7-8-and 4 4 Brown Homespun. Dsrir Paluins, Black Alpuccus, HairXe)a. Servant's Handkerchiefs, etc., etc. * " r?. " 7 '--ilpo, . Lsjrfg^^ateKt Stvlo HATS, on land and made tc order. 30NNKT FRAME?, of the Lnte^t Fashion, and an 'assortment of MILITARY GO0BS of all de er:utioos.:t -Shoestrings, Corset Laces, Tape, Spool uitton and Jfopdles.. Pina and Knitting Neediea. Aad a :gre?t many other*usefui articles, 1oo numer us to meojion, at Kov. 44-6t.d MRS. HAMMERSLOUOH'S. * "r^' . I. :?: 5 ;? OF SOUTla CASOLlVi. ADJ'T AND IXSP.G KNKRAL'S OFFICE, ) Cci.tlErA^ Nov. 28, IfcC4. J tiJSNJURAL ORDERS NO. 17, I PARAGRAPH V. OF GENERAL ORDERS No. 15, current series from this office, is lierebjr repeated, to wit: "The persons liable to this service. (service beyond their Districts) are all persons between the rig<?8 of sixteen and seventeen years, and all persons between seventeen and fiftk years of age who are exempt from Confederate service, 'out who-arc .. not e^eipp't by the laws of this -tate from State service, which iucludes, amongst other classes, all bonded agriculturists whe have been exempted by Caafedect ate aufflority.au owners and managers of their , own plantations " II. This inclpdes persons who have been exempted from Coufoderato servico by reason of physical disability, but wlio have Dot been exempted by State Surgeons. III. Paragraph IIL of General Orders No. 14, curTci?t seriesirom this Office, is herehy'reilorated. to wit! That "persons who areliable to service in said companies, and who have failed to report tlieir names, A -..when the coinpauieeshull bo ordered into sc'n'i-'e will be arrested, carried into camp and tried-by courts ?n*rtial, in pursuance ot Act of the General Assembly.'' I V. Ajl suoli persons as are included in the preeot-dil^g paragraph of these Orders will forthwith report for duty at Haral5?rg. S without any summons or notice from the commanding officers, or they' will be ac? rested. W In the following Regiments do returns of organr v ized companies have .been made to fin's office, aud the persons in said Regiments who are liable to sen vice beyond the limits of their Districts will forthwith report for ditty ,at Ifiiraburg, S. 0., to bo .assigned to other companies on pain of being arrested and s?-nt-?br\\:ard to wit: - " l th Regiment, Charleston, District. 17th V . tt 18th " " '? ? ? v -59th f - " " ' a 1st '* Lancaster ' . 22d " Kershaw ^ 31sj; " Williamsburg 44 By order": A. 0. G ARLINGTON, Adj'taucJ, insp'or Gen. 0. Nov. 30 3 Papers of tbe.Statc copy three times STATE OF SOFTH CABOLIXA. ADJT AND INSP: GENERAL'S OFFICE, . Oolemma, Nor. 23, 1861. SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 28. r DR. B. W. GIBBK3. Ja. DR. SAMUEL FAIR 'A* :.80d Dr. B. F. WATKINS WBIConsftithte a Board for the examination of persons who claim exemption ftm Militia service beyond their Districts on the ground of physical disability, and will designate the hours in each day, beginning With Tuesday next, by publication in the Columbia papers, when thejr will examine said- applicants. V ' - Byorder: . - . A. O.GARLINQTON, r v;nov.>30?ifi Adj't and Ins. Gen'l, S. C. vir All'lwpere in the Bute will copy for.one week r !Headauarters. ' " Columbia, Nov. 25/18841 IN- dtCCOBDANCE SpEOTAL ORDKRJ No 28, Adjutant an?i Inspector General's Office, the ModicjU-Erammin,'Board trill meet EVKRY DAY at 12 j o'clock, 'beginning To-morrow, the>29th instant, at tnj offioo ou Sumter'tttreet. All persons ehiimi- { *x&?pti&i from M ilttia,seffice l#yond thou: iii'st ricti ' fcfcould present themselves promptly. - . J: nor 80?6 - President Exainiuingjjpard. -tar All papers-Hi-tbg'_State will.popjr for qjje ;week NOTICE. 0AK AND PINE WOOD Fe-ff SALE '!iPPLl to ' ' JOHNCaNYEY. Nor. 9-tf. I f 1;: _ " -. . ? * : ' qST- - ; ? I '' ' ' ; ' : , Special NoticesHEADQUARTERS 22d REGIME XT 6. C. 21,' Ca3II)EN^3. C.c jNor. 30, 1864.GENERAL ORDER NOA. ~ | ALL PERSONS ENROLLED OR LIABLE ^ for. servit^ in accordance wi'L the orgsnizaR j tiou of lie Militia of this State, out ho 13th September, 18C4, in Beats Nos. T, 2, 3, and g&Af 0, in th s Regiment, are hereby ordered to report for duty to Ca|<t J D. CASK KY, of PI f Lancaster, at the Rilflroad Depot in Camden, 1 UJ' -S. C., TUESDAY EVELNINGr the 6tlj DeocSk* toguA>rwaid to Hamburg, S. C. fW Officers commanding said B&t Companies are , clrtirged with the extension and execution of this 1 order. By command of CoL Jokes. x . J. M. GAYLE, nov 3?-ld.lw. Adjutant. ?r confederatc-ploflse copy once. * CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. ' OFFICE S. C. R. R. Co., ) P.MtDEK, Nov. 30, 1864.) ON AND AFTER THE 1st PROXIMO THE ; Mail and passenger train wiiJ leave Camden at\2A5 ? m inat/vid nf 3.15 a. ni.. as heretofore. ' JAMES JONES, Agent: !iov 30 6. STATE OF SOl^H CAROLINA. ADJT ?k 1NSP. GEN'LS OFFICE/ ; Columbia, Nov. 28, 1884. \ J GENERAL ORDERS NO. 16. ' * I PERSONS WliU ARE LlAiJliK J.U auuiiiA j , service beyond the limits of their Districts, and i who claim exemption from said sferviceon the grounds | of physical disability, but fail, to appear before the i' State Surgeons appointed to examinrf" them, under ' GenerM Orders Nos. It) and 11," and Special Orders ] No, 12, curreut series from this Office, at the Brigade ? reudOTViiH, will report forthwith . for examination* , either to tlje Board of Surgeons organized at Colum- i bin, Dr. R. \V. GIBBKS, .ir., President or to the Pur- j goon General, Dr. R W, GIBBES, at .Hamburg, S. G. II Persons failing to rep -it as ubqv? required will ( bo ordered to go forward to their coippaniuq, By order: j * A; C G ARLINGTON, , Adjt. and Insp'etrGcn. S. C. Nov. aro - 3 , * NST" Papers of the State publish three times. Fegroes to) Hire, SPISp AND HELD HANDS. APPLY TO B. F. COL BURN. November 35 v . tic ____________ . " Wanted to Purchase pOR 2'J IIK USE OF- TH R ' CONFEDERATE L1. States?Scrap Iron, wrought or cast, for which I p-iT nfujr price in or.slt, or, if preferred, will exchange ipfted plaiitaiion lpun fof Uie'mime. Pinters "rotliers I having any bftlia qlniyp to dispose of will into: rq. me of the fact, as I wish to qollept it together as aptddj y as possible. J. S. MER'^NeY. September L . tl. Notice* All persons holding notes or lawful . accounts againpt tho Estate o! Thorn is J. Cly-b irn, will presont them to tne for payment'within Dinety days from date. Alter that time I will not pay any claims against the Estate. WM. CLYBURN, Oct. 21?3t. Admjuisuator. VOonledarjite" please copy three times. . ' ' . Notice. VLL PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS AGAINST the Estate ol the late Dr. Henry On.utey,. will present them properly attested.- and those indebted, will make payment to John Carney. . ? MAUY C. CANTEY, Oct. 22 tf. Administratrix. For Sale. PINE WOOD^FOR SALE. APPLY TO * R..B. JOHNSON. Oct. 24 10 Sale of Personal Property. BY PERMISSION QF A. L. MoDONALD, 0RDI: nary, I will sell, on TUESDAY, thb 22d ofNo vernber, 1864, at tlio late residence of Richard L. p W hi tak er, deceased, on Twenty-live, mile Creek, althe pereoijftl property of RichaM L. Uihitokei', dcceasi od,-con-is(ting of Household Furniture, Farming Jtnple' i ihenti), a tjpeyoung Mule, a lew head of Cattle,-Cotton . ConiJ Peas, Ac., Ac. ' " To? terms ot sa e are cash. ? October 31?tiuh.s.6. * J. P. DUNLAP. ! : - . Removed ; H^HE SUBSCRIBER II AS REMOVED ONE DOOR ' 1 above Mr. Bnuiaoq'fi Tin Factory, where he will , wntimie to tpanufefitgre BOOTS and SHOES. Havr i number of'first rat^ workman, he will execute all ?riere with neatness, durability and despatch. No*di-ld 2w, W. E. HUGHSON. " f' . . . 7 % r " : - { f,, :- ? - - V; J<&~~ . > : - ...' ' V -' 'V' >i '** *wl>3^4 * *.' " . XV*. .-Cv ; M ; sv.C - . . \ -'V '' ' K,r&9St " * *Jal& ? ' ' l : ; . TDK * " Southern Field & Fiteside! . . ' '>' ?>' / - GltASD LITERARY COMB1RA 7I0SI . A VAST CONCENTRATION OF TALENT, STJR passing any eomhfnatioc ever before attained in the history of PERIODICAL LITERATURE of Europe or America I " ' I < . The Southern Reld andJTireside/ OF AUGUSTA, GA., Ajn> - .. t?The Illustrated Mercury,'' OF RALEIGH, N. C. Combined and continued nnder tbo old popular title of ' TBH SOUTHERN FIELD & FIRESIDE. THE ENTIRE EDITORIAL AND CONTRIBUTOr rial CORPS OP BO fH JOURNALS retained. The. PROPRIETORSaiDP THE "JIBRCUR' having purchased thiT "Sdath'ern. Field and Fireside" and finding it impossible to make arrangements which would insure a regular supply of pap<?r, upon acvouut'Of thd irregqlari.Q' atld uup^rainty of transportu i?.n for the "pield and Fireside" at Ajj^iaia. Gu., the Hume Muring to L>o "supplied irom me anus at rairigh, N. Gm have" removed the "Field and Fircsido" to Raleigh apd combined ihese twoaterlmg Literary Journals. Tlie "Mercury" is therefore merged into the Southern Field and Fireside," and will he so published uniil the state of the country will justify a divergexienvwhen both:popers will.be resumed and continued js heretofore. ' Subscribers to bothjoiirhals will receive the paper tothe Full time of subscription without delay >r mtc-rriiptiou. .the eptire ]ylih?nal and Couth tn; tori id Corps of both papers nro rpm|ped upon the emerging journal. Jt is tunounced without fear of contradiction that the ex-, tensive und * ^ Splendid Array of Comblued Talent now employed in-writing forth# '-Field and Fireside" surpasses in genuine merit, ability, celebrity and numerical streiigtliahy combination or engagement ever before attuined in the liistory of Periodical Literature jf Europe or America.' ' V ' It Is a ,jrge eight page Weekly Journal teeming with original Koiuauccy, Sketches, Tales, Poetry, History, Kssuys, Criticisms, Witticisms; including Translations from the French, German und other Languages; Ag rtcultural, Mechanical and Scientific articles, etc. Tlie Proprietors confidently assert that the "Field and JFircsido" shall at onc?* far excel in real merit eTory publication of the kind' ever beioro attained or attompled in the Uniied states or the South. The arrangements now effected fully jastify the assertion. . 'Terms One subscfiber one year, - - * $20.00 One subscriber six months, - 12.00 Fit o subscribers six months, - - - 50.00 Addsess . WM B. SMITH k CO., ^ov/T-l. Raleigh, N. C. The Richmond Examiner, rupMSVE#-DAILT, SG4?W&fcLr, ai:C \VEEKLT. TERMS:?THE DAILY RICHMONSttpXAMI, XRR is mailed at Fifty Dollars per year; twenty-five Dollars for nix mouths; Fifteen Dollars for thiee months, and Five Dollars foronftrtionth. TH K SEMI-WEKKLY EXAMINER is issued every Tuesday pud Friday, and sent by mail at Twenty-five Dol.ars per year; Fifteen Dollars lor six months, and Ten Do lars for three months. THE WEEKLY EXAMINER is issued every Friday, and mailed to subscribers at' Kilteeu Dollars' per year, and Ten D liars for six months. fg" The Examiner is published on the cash system, npd will not dejwrt from it under any circumstances. Persons u ho desire ?o got the paper will please accompany, their orders v ith tlie cash, Carriers and News Dealers will be fUrnisbed at the rate of Twenty Dollars per hundred Advertisements will be Inserted intho Daily, SeraiWeekly and Weekly at Two Dollars per square qf eight lines orless for every ipsertion. Persons sending subscriptions must do it at their own risk. ' ' M.Wo will, under no circumstances, return unsolicited and rejected communications. - '. / ?? r?ROM. THIS DATS WE SHAJf -jBARGE P three dollars Omnibus fare to and from ip pm of t^e town. To or from KIrkwood, or- h-joi. " the limits of this town, six dollars. The bigt prjcis o horse feed compel us to advance our rotes. J. K. WITHKR3P00N. 1 E. G. ROBINSON. ?. October 4 Salt on Consignment. TTKRUKS FOR. SALE. APPLY TO DU """ . A. iL KENNEDY. Xovetnber 1 k\ . tu. tb. s. 6 For Sale. rpHft SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SABE A JL trusty IflBgrofello^y-roge over fifty yeara, Foi father particulars apply o Hf\. B, D.HOOOTT.,;. "Nov; 15 : ' . # ' % - : :" ' ; ? > rJ\'i 4i. -'" T A CHARMING NEW BOOK J EST OUT. ! The Captain's Bride, THRILLING tale of the war. by w. d.' herrington, ?d k: .o. car. Neatly bound in paper, price.... V........$1.40. Tjpoa receipt ef th? price ft nfll be mailed to any ' ^ 1 part ef the Confederacy postage prepaid. A liberal, * discount to the Trade. " As tho edition is limited, the Trade will 4? .well to forward their order at onco. . ' i * 11 " . =! IN PRESS, " CASTXNE; OR, The Maid of Kirkland, (illustrated,) BY EDWARD EDGEYILLE. Price...... . ' r ' -'J i ' The Deserter's Daughter. A. TALEFOUMED'UPON RfcAL:iNCipife'? THh! WAE IN NORTH 7 BY Tr. D. HERRINGTON". 3RD jr. Q. CAYALBY. : ; . EQSE EMMEESGIT, THE bdidal OF THE FOTKAUSO, . (jIAUSTEATED,) 'V..; > * . . ?? BT EDWARD J^GKYILDB. pRICE- vj&M Upon all our publications vro allow a liberal discount /?S to tbe Tradel : Upon recount of the insufficient supply of pep|^ m . each edition of these beautiful Novellettes will be iirni- I " ted, therefore the Trade had bt-tterfurwardZheir ecclera ' at once. " - ?. Address SMIT 'v 1 ' V K~ Editors^ Inserting^ th is ad vert isenjei^ Vi^ ti I note, -will recewfc * copy ofeictittookj -lvTJ 'APtt Nov. 14 ^ Printing for the JLegi^I# tmfie. piytSONS WISHING TO COftTBACT ?QJ*;Tg* . \ \ JL PRINTING, for the tyro Houses of the Legislature of.South Carolina, or of oUher ot'them^wnTsub'- ' mit their proposals to the undersigned, st Cohn&Wa, on or before 28th of Novembcr.insl. .u? The following, as noar as con be pscettaiiiedj 'wlU hi V ' tho character and quantity of tho work : Bills, in Pica, 62 lines, of 36 ems?2,111 easeer - .-* page. - ! > Reports and Documents, LoDg Primer, 06 ef 31 cms each?1',705 Otris f>er page. 1 ' Permanent Journal; Long Primer, 65liwvsf 31 *? each?1,7Q^ etna per page. ; ' ilintTTii Hnncdd T.nuir Pri??p EE HbM v utoiiuoio v? wjv.utt v ?w?vv.7 -?-0 - ? 'r: of 31^018 each?1,705 eras per page. ...... # Tho Bills to be printed on good writing papery ax^ all oilier pouting,to be done on printing paper,'tfris * ' . tfho quality as en n be procured. " , . Ex(ra copies of every paper ordered to be printed by either Bouse,.must be fupnisbpd to eagh jnetaber'dJ '(lie.other branch of the Legislature. , . - y Of the Bills Reports, Documents, Journal and Qal eudar, two hundred copies are requii^' -dailyi <ona > hundred and fifty for the members of this Bfoosd:$f Representatives, and fifty for the me tubers of the Sett* ate." , The Journal and Calendar must be delivered puno? tually at or before tho hoar of meeting of the Houses of ciieli d .y, and one copy-by the same hobi^ to bedebvcred at the Executive Department, Undonecopy to the State Auditor. > The Acts and Permanent Forms of the Houses must , be printed, stitched and r<ply for deiivery by the'20tk of February, after the regular session. Rule imd'll^ . ure work iq count double, - and pages ao4 side poteo to r. . . be estimated at the rate of 1,705 etna pep paget . The two JJousea will separately choose the Priptep ol their daily work, und will unite in" the selection of tho Printer of their permanent work.'Vii:'Acts, Jte* ports, Resolutions,'Ac. ' T'. , - . ProD./BJils lor the Printing of the two Houses, or of either. liouae, mustconform to the fore^pijj. specific* 1 tions. ' W.E MARTIN, Clerk "qf Senate. * JOHNT. StO'AIf,' Clerk qf House of Representatives. nov 11?td. .""C. TH c Jt,A \vs; OF \E WSPA PARS. 1. SUBSCRIBERS WHO DO tfOT GIVE EXPRESS notice td the pontrary, are copsiderpfl as wjah* iflgto continiip tlierr subscfjptioa. i-;,v' ' * / 3. If subscribers order the discontinuance of their newspapers, tho publisher may continue to send tbea . until all arrearages are paid. 3. If subscribers negjept or refuse to take their newspapers from the office? to- which they are alrecte^|Hey , are hold responsible until they have pptfcfpd the tails and ordered thenulisc?ntibued. .4. If pdnscribars remove to other places without ,i?r forn.in^ the publishers;, and the newspapers are sent to" the former \lirecti6p they are held responsible,' Tor the same/- ? -?* . i : 5. The Courts ha^A decided that refus;ng_to take ' f newspapers from t1 j ^re <>r moving and Ieadnglhepn uncalled for is "prima' fkris"' evidence of intentional fraud. & ThnPonrts h#v? also renoatedlv decided that * - \? postmaster .w ho to^rform his duty of (tiring " ' V re^'souubfe'notice, a's reqiiirt'd by thb Post.vQffice 'D^ p.irtrtient; of the neglect of a person to''take from tht I office newapapsinidUrtssed to-ftfco, '.-renters ibe'Post- " maitan/Ksbls to tlw.publJsbw* J&r.tbs -eubacrlrtikto ;|p?ee. " - .f; ' -- *%:' .-M' ' ' .. . k * - ' ... - * \m : * * '* X- ' . V u ' _ * - . . v . - => - ^ ^