The Camden confederate. (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, August 29, 1862, Image 3
D1KD?On tlio ICtli of August, of diptheriu, NlSlIjA,
youngest child of J. W. and C. 'Arthur, in the Gth
year of her age. The stern reaper has come agaiu,
.11 morcy, not in wrath, gently, yet oh! how switlly
has ho borne from earth our household angel.
Tin? heart is bowed and broken; the cheerful home
is lonely?no peals of childhood laughter now. Gone
the sweet voice that welcomed ust?gone the merry
tootfalls that sent glad music to tho heart. No infant
arms to clasp us?no ruby lips to moot tho expected
kiss, uo bright eves to greet us now, for darling Neilu
'S sleeping?sleeping in tho blest hope .of a glorious
resurrection at the last day. Let us cease to weep,
for if wo believe in tho Father, and in tho holy baptism,
we know our darling is now a "member of Christ,
n child of God, and an inheritor of the Kingdom of
Heaven. L.
/
Estate Sale.
BY PERMISSION OK WM. M. BULLOCK, Oltdinary
for the District and State aforesaid, I will
offer for sain nt nnlilln /.Mi/..... ..? ?i--- i
^ ? ?j ?v v%uv l J ? ill# UIU lillU rt'SiUt'llCC Ol
M. J. Young, dee'd., on Tuesday, tlio Kith day ol
September next, all the personal property balouging
to the estate ol said dee'd., consisting of one "Wagon
and Harness, one Mule and ltuggy. one Sow and
Shoals. Cows and Calves, one Watch and Chain Saddle
and small lot of house Furniture, ?te. Terms made
known on day of sale.
JOHN YOUNC., Adni'r.
August 25). it
Administrator's Sale
By permission of tuk court of ordinary,
I will sell before the Court House in Cam
den, on Monday the 15th of September, at 12 o'clock,
in., one pair very line Fuggy MARKS, anda BUOOY,
one Saddle HOKSK?defective eyes?with saddle Au.
Terms made known at sale.
J AS. 1>. KIRK PATRICK, Adm'r.
August 25) it Win. A. Auoruin, dee'd.
Administrator's NoticePERSONS
HAYING CLAIMS ON COL. WM. A.
ANCUUM, dee'd.. will please present llicm at
once to WM. M. SHANNON, Ksq, ami those indebted
are requested to make immediate payment to the
same. J AS. D. KI KK PATRICK, Adm'r.
August 2!) it
South Carolina?Kershaw District.
RY WM. M. UI I.I.OI K, KSqirntl-:, OKIMNAUY.
YY IlKKKAS. SKABOlIN J. TUUKSDKLL ATt
t PL I KD to me for betters of Adininisl ration on
all and singular. I In; goods and chattels, rights and
credits of Col "William .1. Truesdell, latu of the District
olosaiu, deceased:
Those are. therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased
to he and appear before meat our next Ordinary's
Court for the said District to he holdcn at
Kershaw Court J louse on the luthday of September
next to show cause, if any, why the said administration
should not ho granted.
<iivcm under my I land and Seal. this twcnty-scveiuli
day of August, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-two. and in the oiglilyscveiilh
year of the Independence and Sovereignty of
the State of South Carolina.
August 2 2 \VM. M. BULLOCK. O. K. D.
South-Carolina?-Kershaw District.
ItY \VM. M. nUI.I.OCIC, Ks'jt'lRK, OltUINAUV.
VV HKItlCAR, JOSKIMl A J,LION" A ITLI KD TO
T * mo ftii" IjOIU'I's or Administration on all and
singular the goods and ehntllos, ri?rlits and credits of
James L. Allen, late of the District aforesaid, deceased
:
These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish all, and
singular, the kindred and creditors of the said deceased
to he and appear ocfore me at our next Ordinary's
Court for the said District, to he liohlen at Kershaw
Court House on the loth day of September next,
to show cause, if any, why the said administration
should not I>0 granted .
Given under my Hand and Seal, this twenty-seventh
day of August, in the year ol our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-two, and in the eightysixth
year of the Independence ami Sovereignty of
the State of South Carolina.
August 2b 2 \VM M. LHJLLOCK, 0. K. D.
STATU Ol' SOUTH CAIiOUIVA.
1, D. F. JEMISON, PRESIDENT OF THE
Convention of tlio people of South Carolina,
bv virtue of tlie authority vested in me by the
said Convention, and in compliance with the
provisions of an Ordinance passed on the seventh
day of January, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-two, which ordains
that the President of the Convention, "if lie
shall be rcqcustcd in writing so to do, by any
twenty members of the Convention, shall by
notice of his hand, duly published, assemble
this Convention without delay, at a time and
place to be by him fixed," and as such request
in writing has been made to me by twenty
members of the Convention, do hereby convoke
the same, and summon the members of the said
Convention to assemble at Columbia, in the
State aforesaid, at 12 o'clock, m.' on Tuesday,
the ninth day of September next.
Civen under my hand, at Bnrwood, this twenty-third
day of August, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixtytwo.
D. F. JEMISON,
President of the Convention.
J/tdT'All papers in the Stale will copy.
August 2D 2
"notice
1 FREIGHTS OF EVERY INSCRIPTION WILL
bo received and forwarded by the Southern Express
Company, to Richmond, Virginia.
J. JONES, A gout.
Camden. S. C., July ?!, 1SC2.
1
Special 3STotices.
MEDICAL NOT1CK.
DR. T. REKNSTJERNA, WHO WILL REMAIN
in Catndcn during tlio Summer, oilers his services to
tho public iu quality of Physician, Surgeon ;ui<I Ac
couchier. Oflico over (lie storo of Messrs. Ciaylo d>
Young.
May 30
ATTUKTION ! WATUBCE MOUNTi;I>
^a^A
YOU ARE IIEREUY ORDERED TO MEET AT
the Court House, in Cauulcu, oil Saturday, August
30th, at 11 o'clock, a. in Those who may not
get tins notice in time to attend on Saturday next
will report themselves at the same time and place on
the Saturday following, as there will he a meeting of
Company on that day as well.
]5y order of the Captain.
August 28 1 EDWARD M. BOYKIN.
I)UKI\C AHV A ISM-LICK, 11R. .8AS.
DUN LAP will act as my Agent.
March 31 TltOMAS.I. WARREN.
? ! ii in ?whhiii. i i ? nnii i i ii ih.l
_A.im< mneemoi 11
Kuit onoix^uv.
Mil. Editor: L'lease* aniiouneo the liamo of WM
M. BULLOCK, as a candidate for the ollieo of Ordidarv
for Kershaw District, at the ensiling November
election, and oblige MANY FRIENDS.
August 2
Mu. Kditok: L'lease annoinice (Jstjit. I). 1 >.
I'KKiiA a candidate to lvnrosoiit. Keivhiw
district in tlio House of Representatives at llie
ensuing election, ami oblige
May Ml MANY FRIENDS.
Ma. Kl>i ion: 1'lease aiinomii-e Maj. .1. M.
1 h:SAUSSl RK as u suitable pcisoii to rcpresent
Kershaw District in the Mouse ol' Representatives
at the etistiii.g election, and oblige
May 10 IMS KRIKXDS.
! '( )R TA.\-C< M.LKCTt >R.
Mil. Kmion: l'ltM-c announce I1KXIIY PATK a
candidate for re-election to tlie office ol' Tax-Col lector,
ami ol.li-o HIS KlilKNDS.
.1 line, 15
Mu. Km ton : Please present the name of Mr. J AS.
II. A LlllAMI'S, as a suitable candidate tolill the office
of Tax-Cullcclor, at the em nin^'oleetinn, ami oblijro
May ISO IMS FK1KNDS.
Mn. Knii'oii: Please announce Mr. WM MelvAlX
us a candidate for Tax Collector, al the eiisuinir election,
ami oblige HIS KIIIKXPS.
May ;?
Mu. Kl'rroii: You will please announce ALKXANPKll
Ij. Mc 1M iX A I.I i as a suitable candidate to
till the oil ice of T:i.\ Collector of Kershaw 1'Ulrict, at
tiio ensiling election.
August S
Mr. McDonald lias been engaged in the ar(.1
uou^biit honorable vocation, if not a lucralivo
one, that of a school teacher, for upward of
forty years in our Town and District and country
around, lie lias been unfortunately a cripple
from his birth, as many of us know, but
has acted his part well. Assiduously trustworthy
iu his profession as an instructor of
youth, from his own South, annually having
taught many of the parents and children of
our section, and even some few grand-children
of his former pupils, lie is still engaged iu
teaching, and is now well stricken iu years and
short of means of support. Now, nvc, as citizens
and friends of the needy, the aged and
the crippled of our District, feel it to be our
ndispcnsible duty to support him with our
lift rages at the ballot box of our District, in
October next.
Tiie Friends ofJistick.
August 8
Wanted?Wool!
FOR "WHICH TIIE HIGHEST PRICE Wlbb BE
paid.
? ALSO ?
cotton and woolen home-made jeans
trad PLAINS, at
McCURRY & HAMM RRSLAUG11 S.
For HireA
NEGRO GIRL. 12 YEARS OF AGE, ACCUSTOMED
to waiting in tlio house. For particulars
apply at this olTico.
August 14 2
Notice.
All persons who have claims'
against the estate of WM. KIRKLAND, deceased,
will please present the saino duly attested, to one
of tho undersigned, qualified executors. And all persons
who arc indebted to said estate will please make
payment to onool" tho same, at an early day.
WM. It. TAYLOR.
j no. kirkland.
JOS. It. KIRKLAND.
Augusts 1 Kx'rs Wm. Kirklaiul, dec d.
V
STATE OF SOl'TIt CAROLINA.
adjt. A: ins p. cEXEUAi/sohFicE, i
('om/miua, august i!), 1802. )
| (V/AYA'AA IL 0111)Ell NO. ::i.j
| Till-: KE< IIMENT <>r KESKUY ICS
heretofore organized within the Fourth
]>ri?jjade Soutli (Carolina Militia, and command'
oil i>v A. II. Ihown, constitutes the FIKS'I
KECIMENT OF TIIIO FIRST COUPS < >1
UESEUY ES.
2. The Companies ot" the h irst Corps of lieserves,
organized within tin* limits of the Fourth
l)ivis'n?n South Carolina Militia, constitute tin
SECOND PEDIMENT OF THE FIRS'I
COUPS Oh U ESEUA h.S, and to tin* cominaml
thereof the following otlieers have, been
appointed : Colonel E. 1?. C. ( ash, ut Chester
Held; Lieutenant Colonel, W in. II. Evans, oi
Darlington; Major, J. l?. Chandler, ot Williamsburg.
The < 'oinpanies of the h irst ('<ivin < * !.'?>
serves, organized within the I >istriet of Anderson,
and within tin; limits of the Second Regi
meat South Caeolina Malitia, (Pickens) togetli
or with one ('oinpany in Abbeville, organized
within the. territory adjacent to Amn ions I lis
triot, will eonslitute the K( >1 RTI1 R K< JIM LN'I
OK Till-: IM11ST CORKS OK RKSKK\ LS,
and to the command thereof the following otlicers
have been appointed: Colonel J. K>. L
Sloan, of Anderson; Lieutenant-Colonel, IL A
Maxwell, of Anderson; Major, J. \V. Norris, ol
Pickens.
1. The Companies of the First Corps of Re
serves, organized within the District of Abbeville,
(except the one above assigned to tlnj
Fourth Regiment tit' Reserves,) and those organized
within the limits of the Seventh and
Ninth Regiments of South Carolina Malitia,
(Kdgelicld,) will constitute the KIKT1I RKCIMLNT
UK Til 10 K1KST CORKS UL PLSKKYKS,
and to the comniaiut thereol the
lollowing ollic? rs have been appointed : Colonel,
T. C. Uncoil, ot I'Mgetield : LieutciiaiitColoiml,
,). I ?. Ciilliu, ??l Ldgolield; Major, Ivlward
Noble, ol Abbeville.
The Companies of the Tir.-l Corps of Reserves,
organized within the Districts of K-iiriield
and Chester, and the Companies of Captains
.I. T. Lowry, \Y. J. Koweti, and II. II,
Drennan, of York, will constitute the SIX TH
RKf 11M LXT < >K Tl 11<: KIRST CURKS (>K Rlv
SERVES, and to tin? command thereof tin? following
olliccrs have been appointed: Colonel,
A. J. Soerost, of Chester; Lieutenant-Colonel,
J. N. Shedd, of Fairfield; Major, Daniel Williams,
of ^ ork.
(i. Tim Companies ot the hirst Corps of Reserves,
organized within the? limits of tin? oolh,
;iilth and oTtli Regiments S. <'. M.. (Spartanburg
and L nion,) and the (Companies of Capts.
R. A. Rlack, .1. S. Dawson, and .1. L. MeMakin,
of ^ oik, will constitute the S hi \ ENT1I 1?l*i* i I MliNT
THE FIRST CORES OF RESJ'iK\
liS, and to the command thereof the
follow ing ollieci's have hern appointed: Colonel,
W. 1*. Wilson, of York; Lientenant-Colonel,
S. J I. Tolleson, of Spartanburg; Major,
Win. S. Medunkiu, of Union.
7. The Companies of the First < 'orps of lieserves,
organized within the limits of the Fifth
Fifth Rrigade S. C. M., (Lancaster, Kershaw,
Clarendon, Sumter, and ltiehland.) will constitute
tho EKHLTIL REULMENT OF TIIE
FIRST CORES OF RESERVES, and to the
command thereof the following officers have
been appointed: Colonel, J. II. Withcrspoon,
of Lancaster; Lieutenant - Colonel, W'. M.
Shannon, of Kershaw; Major, Thomas Taylor,
of Richland.
8. The Companies of the h irst Corps of Reserves,
organized within the District of Laurens,
and within the limits ot the 45th Regiment S.
C. M., (Newborn-,) will constitute the NINTH
REGIMENT OF THE FIRST CORPS OF
RESERVES, and to the command thereof the
following ollieers have been appointed: Colonel,
A. O. Fuller, of Laurens; Major, J. W. Arnold,
of Laurens.
f). The Companies of the First Corps of Reserves,
organized within the limits of the 10th
Regiment S. C. M., (Edgefield,) the 3yth Regiment,
(Newberry and Lexington,) the 14th
Regiment, (Orangeburg,) and the loth Regiment,
(Lexington and Orangeburg,) will constitute
the TENTH REGIMENT OF THE
FIRST CORPS OF RESERVES; and to the
command thereof, the following ollieers iiavc
been appointed: Colonel, J. M. Baxter, of
Newberry; Lieutenant-Colonel, A. O. Tallev,
of Orangeburg; Major, J. G. Wolf, of Lexington.
10. Until ordered into service, all vacancies
in Company organization will be filled l>v Deselections.
Orders for such elections will be issued
bv the Commandants of the Regiments.
11. Regimental Quarter-masters and Com
missaries will be required, before assuming the
duties of their olliecs, to tile with the Chief of
I lie Militarv (snhjeel to lib approval) Bond? in
the penal sum of *10,000, with good sureties,
conditioned for ihe faithful discharge of the
trust.
l?v order of the Governor and Council.
W1 LM< >T G. 1 >eSAUSSUHE,
Adj't and Inspector General.
August 22 1
STATU or MULTII CAROLINA.
E x EC i; T i i\ < '01; N < i E c 11 A M I ; EK, )
Coi.r.m in a, S. < \, August M>, 1802, l|
i r|^l 11E FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS OF
the < iovcrnor and Council have hocn orderod
to ho published.
/''Wen/, That the instructions directed (in
i the li!tli resolution of the < iovcrnor and Coun
cil, passed 28th July ultimo,) to the CommisI
sioiicrs o| lioads, he also extended to the May
ors and Intcinleuts of incorporated towns ami
villages, direetiug them to make similar returns
. ot iiegros liable to street duty, as < 'onuuission
ucis o| Roads arc directed to make.
Wl icteas, the call for negro labor for military
defence has been extended to incorporated
| town ami \ ijlagcs, thereby increasing the number
liable* to service; therefore
AV.W/W, That the call tor negro labor, made
( under the resolutions adopted 28th July, be so
. modified as to restriet the call to one-fourth, in,
stead of one third ul the slaves liable to rjad
i ?.. . . i .
ill Ml Sll CO I UlI'V.
f liv order of tin- < inventor ami t 'onnoil.
li. V. AKTIll'U, Secretary,
August 'J'J 1
$50 SEWAKD!
r|MlF. AlaiVi: AMOUNT WILL r.K I 'A fl> for
? iIn* apprehension of 11:<* scoundrels, or any one
?t' iSn*iii ? wi.n 1 ?r??ki* into the Academy, owned by
<?i.?K-ii orjilian Society?injun d the builuilig and mutilated
ill-* tinnlluiv.
oXK OF TliM TlllJiTKliiJ.
?A I.iSi )?
Ml!. I'KHK WILL FAV A llKU'A Ul> -OF *25
1 ?r lIn.* delection ul iIn person or persons who destroy*
i'd Uim Chemicals and Apparatus owned by tin; Cam?len
Male Academy. '2
Estate Sale.
1> Y PKRMISSIOX OF AY 11.LI AM M RUi.LOOK,
) Ordinary of Kershaw District, I will oiler lot
Kale at pub.ic outcry, at the lale residence of John N.
McLcod, on Wednesday. thu loth day of September
next, all tin* personal property bclniiffiii# to the estate
of Jatnos S. Holland, deceased, consist in jr of three or
four head of cattle?a set of shoe tools?some carpenter's
tools?one shul-oun?saddle, bridle, household
I 1 a.I. '
i\ 11 viivi i till 1111111 i*, tvu.
Terms made known on Ustv of sale.
I'll-I.SI IA HOLLAND, AduiY.
August 'JJ \\
Notice.
VLL i'lORSuNS ARK FOREWARNED NOT TO
. trade lor, or purchase a nolo given bj- L. M.
I1AILK, to VINCENT L*ALISONS, for fifty-six dollar?
and twonty cents, dated about tlie Mh ol Ma}', 18G2.
and made payable on or about the 1st day of August,
insi., with interest front Utile, as the pay of the same
has been stopped. VINCENT LARSONS.
August 21 :t
Administrator's Notice.
VLL PERSONS HA VINO CLAIMS AGAINST
tho estate of JESSE F. YOUNG deceased, will
present llioin duly attested to tno on or before the
22d day of November next, or litis notice will forover
bar payment of said claims Those indebted to tho
said estate will make immediate payment to the undersigned.
I! JOS. M. GAYLE. Adm'r.
August 22 3m
SCHOOL NOTICE.
rpillC EXERCISES OF MR. PECK'S ACADEMY
T will be resumed Monday, September 1st.
August 22 2
For Sale
X DDLS. Choice N. O. MOLASSES,
f) McCUltUY & 11A MMERSL A UGH.
ms mm
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE
FIFTY NEGROS, for which ho will pay
Iho highest Charleston prices. Young anil likely no.
Kros> ?? lanuues or single, prcterrcu. rersons disposed
to sell will find it to their adv.antago to communicate
with nio at tlio oilicoof this paper.
August 22, 18G2. SAM'L T. ANCKER.
Corn and Fodder.
r J^lIE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY THE IIIGH_L
EST price in cash l'or Corn and Fodder in hales,
for the use of Government. E. W. BONNEY.
July 28
Notice>
Vl.L T1I0SK INDEBTED TO THE LATE JOHN
MARSH, deceased, will please settle the aamo
as soon as possible, and those having demands against
him, will present them duly attested to me.
August s 8 WM. OUTLAW, Adm'r.
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