Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^ n'li i "*~u m mTUOlF SOllTH CAROLINA. IDJT AND IN8PE0T0R-G XN'S. OFFICII, Coi.umdia, December 1, 1IS4. [GENERAL ORDERS NO. 19. I 1 PARAGRAPH I OF GENERAL ORDERS NO 18, curient Beries. from this office, requiring the companies organized for seryice bejend their Districts And persons liable to said servico out not enrolled in ' pohtpatdes, to proceed to Charleston, is herobj countermanded, and they will proceed to Hamburg, S. C., and report to Lieut. Col. IV. G DeSnussure, A. D. C., kg herctcforo directed. II. Paragraph I ofGenaral Ordors No. 16, current keries, from this offico, requiring alj persons claiming vjLuiupuoii inun nuiHiH service on the ground or phyHical disability, to appear be lore the Examining Board pt Columbia or tlio Surgeon-General a I Hamburg; Si C , is so far inoditled that persons wlio have been re.. fcfclilly examined by tho Boards of Confederate. Surgeons ?nd exempted frbiii titiiMbHpralo service on the ground of pe> ttiancnt diinbility, will hbt bo i nquired to appear belbre the Board at Columbia or the Surgeon-General, but will transmit copies of their certificates, through the commanding otlieors of companies formed in thoir regiments, to tbe Surgeon-Gcnernl of the State?and in regiments trhoro no companies liavo been organized, directly to tho Surgeon-General?tho copies ol said 1 certiticato to be certUied by a magistrate or a magistrate ex efficit. 1 By ordor: A.-C. GA I.LIXGTOX, Adj't and Inspector-General S. C. Dec. Q?6t. Tapers of t^tato publish one vreol STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ADJ'T AND TNSPKCTOR-GKN.'S OFF1CB, j Coi.umijta, November 30, 18G4.. ( GF.XF.liAL ORDERS NO. IS. 1 JTHK COM PA NIKS ORGANIZED FOR SER- ' VICE beyond tbu limits of their Districts, as well -tKo tv*"uu li.ilda I ? n.??il uai'U SoA MrliA tiuirA l:?ilr>(l tO 1 report, will prdC?c*l Charleston, S. C., instead of ? Hamburg, S. 0., and report to Cen. Samuel Jones, i commamiin" District of South Carolina. ' ft"; ^ *M I | II. Companies, on their arrival in Ch.-ulesloVi, win make requisition oh Muj. W. G. Easou, acting Ord- 1 ? nance Officer C., tor arms, &c. , ! III. So much of General Orders No. 15 nnl No. 17 < as conflicts with these orders, is hereby eouuterniandei *? ?*?** I By command: A. G. DARLINGTON, ' Adj't at.d Inspector General S. C. ) Dec. 5,?3t. t Papers of Slate copy three limes. I i Wanted to Purchase 1 I^OR THE USE OF THE CONFEDERATE .' ' States?Scrap Iron, wrought or east, for which I j , * ?:IV afairuriea ill i>.?sli nr il'tirctin-ii-il will I ' r . ' " I ' e" . rsllod plantation Iron for the'same. Planters orotlicra J having any oftho above to dispose of will inform 1110 f the fact, a* I wish to collect it together as speedily ' as possible. J. V At KRONEY. Keptewber 1 tl. Notice. AN URGKNT CAJf, IS MADE ON THE FARMERS for wagons for it few days. I must deliver" at the Depot within eight days, lO.t.OO hushels of corn. I have full poweis to impress?the corn must ho de. livoretl. J. 11. DKVKREUX; dec. 7?3t. ' Capt. and A. 0. ii. Tax in KindCAMDEN, S. C., Nor. 30, 1864. "J>LANTKRS AltK EARNESTLY REQUESTED. v" ?" iivioH 01 i.orn, reas. uala, Kye, Ttfheat, Fodder, Hay, and Sorghum, A.T GN.C& The Stores, arc much needed. J. JONE.S, L>ec. 1?Cdi Akodi T. I. X. Iron, Iron, Iron. A LOT-OF BA.RIRQN ON CONSIGNMENT AND for sale by MATHESON A CO. . Lec. X?6d. Notice. ALL PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS AGAINST the Estate ol the late Dr. Henry Cantoy, will present them properly attested, and those indebted, ?rill m*ko payment to John Ca^lcy. IfAUY-'C. CANTEV, Oct. 23 tr A flmiiiiulrolmv I For Sale. PINKf WOOD FOIi SALE. APPLY TO R. B. JOHNSON. Oet. 24 10 Negroes to H;re. SPINNKR AND FIELD HANDS, APPLY T03 B. P. COLBUitN". Norember 25 6t r Fink blkaciikdjhomkspun. 7-8 and A 4 Brown Homespun. Dark Detains, Black Alpuccus, Hair Nets. Sorronl'a Liaudkorchiefs, eta., etc. ALSO) Ladies' Latest Stjla IIAT^, hand and vada ta arden j50nnkt THAMES, af tha Latest Fashion. a an assortment ?r M1LITAR.T tJOODl of all description*. Shoestrings, Corset 1 aces, Tape, Bpaol Cotton and Needles. Pins and Knitting Netdios. And a great many other useful articles, too nunor aue to menqion, at Nor. 44,-Gt.d U RS. H AMMKUSLOUG IPS. TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Columbia, S. 0 , December T, 1R64. rpitE ACCOMPANYING ACT, RATIFIED E3& I- the General Assembly, on tlio Gth instant, if? published for the information of the militia of tlte Stute. Bv order of llm Governor. . , B. F. ARTHUR, * Private Secretary. AN ACT TO ALTER AND AMEND THE MILITIA LAWS OF THE STATE, Sec. 1. Bo it enacted b.v the Seriate and House of Representatives, now met and sitting in General Assembly, and by the authority of the same, That Iroui mil alter the passage of this Act, all free male white persons within this State, between the sg<-s of sixteen mil lifty, not exempt from active serviee without the limits ol the District in which lliey reside, by the "militia laws of this State, shall bo liable to active military inly without \hc limits of the Mate at the call of his Excellency the Governor, St:c. 2. That the Governor shall have authority, whenever in his judgineutil is necessary for the diibneo of this State or of the adjacent Mates, to-order nit of the limits of^fie State such portion of those liu ,,.w w .wi>v uiiiii.rRy-uiuy, aim lur such a length of Lima as 111 his judgment the exigency may requyt^? Aiut-lluit in addition to the other penalties prescribed by law for defaulters, the (lovernor shall be autnoriz?d to order the arrest ot all sucn as may ue uitoie to military duty under this Act, to the intent Ural they may be compelled to perform the duly devolving hpon them; Provided, n^pisheless, That he shall at no tune ?laco such militia.ury..::'1 llis control, so as not to be ib'.e to recall them at any moment v',c,|cver the ncjeasiiies of the Stale require it. Sec. 15. That all free male while persons within the ^ato, between the ages of sixteen and sixty, not cmjraced in the aelivo .militia, shall bo liable to military iutv in cases of alarm, invasion, iusuireelion or as the io.ise c mitatua m.v .vlieiv within the limits of the Stalo. Skc. -1. That the Governor shall have power to allow in exemption or detail in such special cases, either of leccssily or of public interest. aS in iiis judgment.should jo-made in either or both of the said classes of militia. isKO. 5 ThaUnll Acls or clauses of Acts inconsistent, with tl.is Act be repealed [n the Senate House, the sixth day of December, in tile year of our Lord one thousand eight liuu.ired and sixty-lour, and the eighty-ninth year of the sovereignty and independence of the Jsrate of'South C'arnii.i. ~ ?v fli If. niKl'I'.K, Piesident of the Senute. R. B. I30YLST0X, dec Speaker House of Representatives. All the .ipeM in the State publish 0110 week. STATi-: nV SOS. "ITS CAROLI^'iT" ^DJ'T AND INSP. GENERAL1* OFFICE, Columbia, Not. 28, 1SS4. SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 28. 1DH. R. W. G1BBR8. Jh. DR. SAMUEL FAIR and Dr. 13. F. W ATKINS will constitute a Board for the examination of persons who claim exemption from Militia service beyond their Districts on the ground or pliysicrtl d'snbility, awl will designate the hours in each day, in-ginning with Tuesday next, by publication in the Columbia papers, when, they will ?i' amine said applicants. By order: A. 0. GAR-LINGTON, nov 5.0?0 Adj't and Ins. Oen'l, S. C. All papers in the State will copy for one week. "notice" OAK AND FINIS WOOD FOR SALE. APPLY, to JOHN CANTEY, Nov. 9?tt. Wanted TO HIKE FROM HKIt OWNER, A CI. I III, 12 OR 14ycnrs of age, accustomedtt> house work. She must ho honest. Apply (it this office. , de^S?3t t> i. i,i* agggga , , . .1 ,..m ?L THE Southern Field & Fireside! ORAXD LITE It ART COilRlNATION I ZkiAm A YAS1* CONCENTRATION OF TALENT, SURpassing any combination ever befuro attained in iho history of PERIODICAL LITERATURE of Europe or Aiuoriou! 'The Southern field and Fireaida," OF AUGUSTA, GA, A2f? ''The Illustrated Mercury," OF RALEIGU, N. G. Combined and continued under tho did popular title of tub SOUTHERN FIELD Ac FIRESII>E. THE ENTIRE EDITORIAL AND CONTRI13UTOH1AL CORPS OF ROTH JOURNALS RETAINED. rpiIK'' PROPRIETORS* OF THE "MERCURY JL having purchased tho Southern Field and FireBide" und finding ii impossible to make arrangements .which would insure a regular : apply of paper, upon /"account of the irregularity and uncertainly of IransI porta ion for the "Field and Fireside" at Augusta, Ga., the having to bo supplied from tire nulls at Raleigh, N. O., haya^romoved the "Field and Fireside" to RiiL-lgh and Combined these two sterling Literary JourVi.jfe. The "Mercury" is Iherclbio merged into tho i5o Ahern Field and Fireside," and will bo so published until tho slafo of tho eodutry will justify a divcrgcment, when both papers will be restinied and continued , us It erotolore. Subscribers 10 both journals will receive the paper to the full tune of subscription without delay ( or interruption. _ ^ The entire Editorial and Contribntorial Corps ol both , papers are retained upon tho emerging journal. It is announced without fear of contradiction that the ex icusive ana Splciixlid Array or Combined Talent now employed in writing for the '-Field and Fireside" 1 surpasses in^'iiuiiie merit, ability, celebrity and numorieal str, 0 t/l11 any combination or engagement ever " before attained in the history of Periodical Literature of Kurope or A mot ica. ' J? Jt is a larg'; eight page Weekly Journal teeming with original Romances, Sketches, Tales, Poetry, History, . Essays. Criticisms, Witticisms; including Translations from the French, German and other Languages; Ag- * rtculttiml, Xlcctranical ami Sdcutilin articlaiLaiUc The Proprietors coidldcnlly assert that the "Field 1 and Fireside''shall at once far excel in real merit every ( publication of the kind ever beioru attained or attenip- ( teu in tl'.o Unl'ed Slates or the South. Tho arrnugou;QPi<?^ug^llected fully justify the assertion, ^^ Terms : One subscriber, one year, - $20.00 ' One subscriber aix months, ... 12.00 Five subscribers six months, ... 60.00 ' l .1 I * JX UUSL'L-a Wil. B. SMITH & CO., ( Nov. 14. Raleigh, N. C. The Richmond Examiner, PUBLISHED DAILY; SEMI-WEEKLY, A ED WEEKLY. TKKMSTHE DAILY RICHMOND EXAMI- j NEK is m;tiK*l at Fift}* Dollara per year; Tweuty-Iive Dollars ic^r six ntoitlhs; Fifteen Dollars for threo months, and Fiv.e Dollars for one month. i r TH ESKMI.-WEEKLY EXAMINER is issued every Tuesday and Friday, and sent by mail at Twenty-live Dollars per year ; Fifteen Dollars for six months, and Ten Do'.lars for three months. . . THE MEEKLY EXAMINER is issued every Friday, and 1 untied to .subscribers at Filteen Dollars per year, and Ten Dollars fur six months. The Examiner is published on the cash system, , nnit will lllll <ll?lmrf fr/l-ll it lttllll.r mil* AirniiKiutniwmi! V - ""J Persons wlio desire to pet the paper will please aeeompauy feheirocders v ith tiie cash. Curriers and News Dealers will be furnished at the i rato of Twotity liolhfrs per hundred. . i Advertisements will be inserted in the Daily, SemiWeekly and Weekly at Two Dollars per square of eight lines or less for every insertion. Persons sending subscriptions must do it at their own risk. We will, under no circumstances, return unsolicited and rejected communications. Notice. I WILL HIRE ON THR FIRST MONDAY IN January next, at the Couit House in Camden, two negro hoys, Spencer and Alfred, belonging to the Estate of William Wilson, the hirer to give bond and two good securities, tunusn two suits ot clothes, one pair of shops-, one blanket or <|iitlt, one luil or cap, and pay Doctor's billsaid negroes to bo delivered to ine on tlio lirst Monday, in January, 1SG6, at Lite Court liouso in Camden. I will also rent, on the somo day all the lands belonging to said Estate, renters t< ^ivo bond and two good securities. J. J. ITU OK A BEE, Admr. W. B. HUCKABKE, Agont. December 1?3t* For Sale. 'piIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A .1. trusty negro fellow?age over fifty years. For further particulars apply o D. I). HOCOTT. t. lb. -* V- . V* .V.J !. L 1..J" ,.1 I *J .1. 1 'J "> A CHARMING NEW BOOK JUST OUT. + The Captain's Bride, "A rilRlLLlNCi TALE OF TIIE WAR. mY W. D. IIE RUIN U TON, 8d If. O. CAT. Neatly bound iu'paper, prico $1. Upon receipt or the prico it will ho mailed to any part of the Confederacy postage prepaid. A liberal discount to the Trade. As the edition ' is limited, the Trade will de w?R to forward their Order at once/ IN PRESS; d a ? nn . tr* . .A-Jk- ^ JL JL^ FJ j OR, The Maid of Kirkland, (jLLUSTnATKD,) BY EDWARD EDGEYILLB. PlUOB, $1 The Deserter's Daughter, A TALK FOUNDED UPON REAL INCIDENTS 0 THE WAR IN NORTH CAROLINA. y BY "TT. D. HEURINOTOB, SUD BT. O. CATAtRT. Priob, $1.6* A ROSE EMMERSQN, OK, TIIE BDIDAL OF THE FOTNDLING, (illustrated,) BT EDWARD EDGETILLE. Prick, $!,?? . Upon ull our publications wo allow a liberal discount to tbu Trade. Upon account of tlio insufficient supply of paper ?neh edition of these beautiful Novulletten will be limU ted, thereto; e the Tradobad bettor forward their orders (I once. Address ITlf. H. SMITH A CO., Publishers;. B^leigli, N. 01 Editors inserting this advertisement, with thi lotej will receive a copy of each book. Nov. 14 Printing for* the Legisla^ ture. 1>KRSONS "WISHINGTO CONTRACT FOR THU PRINTING for the two Houses of tlio Lcgialn,ure of South Caroliua, or of either of them. will submit. tiioir proposals R'-w a. on or before 28tli of November inst. The '-^Ving, ns near as can be ascertained, wlil yLhc , (H and quantity of the work: Bills,-. J Pica, 62* lines, of 35 ems?2, lit ems per page.' Reports and Documents, Long Primer, lines, of 51 ems each?1,705 ems per pugo. Pormanent Journal, Long Primer, 65lines, of tl etna oacli?1,705 cinsper page. Calendars of the two Houses, Loug Primer, 6* linen, of 31 cms each?1,705 ems per page. Tho Bills to he printed on good writing paper, and all other printing to be done en printing paper, ef an tine quality as can be procured. Extra copies of every paper ordered te be *ri?t*n h* either House, must be furnished to eaeli nemkti; a? the other branch of the Legislature. Of the Bill:*, Reports, Documents, Journal and Cat' ondnr, ttyo hundred copies are required daily, on* hundred and fifty for the members of the House of Representatives, mid fifty fbr the members of the San* aty. The Journal ntid Calendar must be delivered punctually at or before the hour of meeting of the IJousei of each day, and one copy by tlie snme hour, to be de> livered at tho Executive Department, and ana oapy to tbo Siato Auditor. Tho Acts and Permanent Forms of the nouses must be printed, stitched and ready for delivery by the JOth of February, alter tbo regular session. Rule and figure work to count double, and pages and side notes tfc* bo estimated at the rate of 1,705 etas per page. The two Houses will separately.ehooae the Printer of their daily work,, ami will unite in the selection ,i.? t .1.-;- ... mo ui me in- permanent work:, via: Actsy imports, Resolutions, <te. Proposals (or the Printing of tlio two IIouscb, oreff oither House, must conform to the foregoing RpecifletK tiona. W. E. MARTIN, y Clerk of Senate JOHN T. SLOAN, Clark of Houae of Representative* nov 11?td. - ' i. ii " ' 9* XIIE LAWS OF-NEWSPAPARI. 1. SUBSCRIBERS WHO DO NOT GIYH HIPRESS notice to the contrary, aro considered aa #!&ing to continue their subscription. 2. If subscribers order the discontinuance of theft1 newspapers, the publisher may continue to aend thea* until all arrearages are paid. , 3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their nevrgk papers ir?>ni tno otuccs to.which tlioy aro directed; lhdy are held responsible until they linvo Bettlod the biM and ordered them discontinued. 4. If subscribers remove to othor places without la* forming the publishers, and the newspapers aro sent to the former direction they are hold responsible, foa the'same. 5. The Courts have ^lecidcd that refusing to tako newsjKipers troin the oilice or moving and leaving them, uncalled for is "prima facis" evidence of iritontioiijli) fraud. 6. The Courts have also repeatedly decided tilnV'a* postmaster who neglects to porlorm his duty of givingrensonuhlo notice, as required by the Post OlTico Department, of tho neglect of a person to tako from the office newspapers addressed to lii/n, renders the Poet masters ljablo to the publishers for the gubscripfcifjij ' price.