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Drugs and ChemicalsKuglish Mustard, > Blue Stou*. Copperas. v , Kx't. Logwood, English 'Calomel, " English Blue Mass, Sulphur, ' Camphor, Castor Oil, Gum Opium, Alum, Civam Tartar, Sup. Corb; Soda, Siodlitz Powders,Eng. Castile Soap, % Brown Windsor Soap, Ivory Fine Tooth Combs. Superior Tooth Brushes, &c Just received and for sale by June-20 L * WM. McKAIN. Lost, Between* the dekalb house and kutlodge Street, on Broad, on lust Saturday evening, a Gutta Pereha Pipe. The htider will be rewarded by leaving the sa.ue at this office. Juuo 26 I Notice so Bob* or*. All persons indebted to thjTundeufrigued by Note 01 Account, ore earnestly requested to coine forward and pay up. In future no woik will be allox.e i to leave tiie eStuolishUK-ut without the cash?to commence on tlio lst of July .\t. A go >d supply ?>f Leather on b aid. Juno 26 . 5, E -I. UAKlfe Blues tone, Bluestone. Bluestone *>i it \i \ BOUNDS BLUESTONE, TOR SALE BY ? V/v /I/ PRATT, DUWIE 6: JAMES. June 26 2 Charleston, S. C A Shoemaker \\/IS I IKS TO KNOW HOW .IE CAN AFrOKDV V to make Bouts for loss than $'Jb, ^nd die leather found to bia hand, or Si.no lor die making of a p.ur of shoes, and pay the present prices lor provisions. Two years ago lie could get $o oil Ibr the making of a pair of boots. The boots then would buy 25 pounds Of* IlDW T mtlu Alinnrvn nil I'.? ?U- I.;. . - ? ? V.IIUIQV IU1 UIV II l?l It I i Jg Ul a pair of boots that will now only bu; mo live pound? ol bacon, ami my family can very nearly cousume it while 1 am doing the job. June 26 1 A SH.oEM.tKl.il. H*?><t'rKS, 23d liLUe.UL.\'k SS, .TI. Camden S. 0. June 24 1863. GENERAL ORDER NO 5. TO OAltltY INTO EFFECT THE PROOLAMAtion of his Excellency ilie Commander-in-Chief, and Act ofCouuress to provide lot local defenco and special service, it is hereby ordered that this Regiment parade at the Court Ho ise, in Camden. S. C , on Tuesday tho 7th proximo, at I 0 o'clock a. m. All persons within the limits oI'Miis command, liable to any Military Service by the laws ol die state, are included in this order. A call for Volunteers wiL be made on that day, to meet the requisiti n ol the President of the Confederate States on this State for tro >ps for local defence. Persons be- 1 tween tlic ages of forty and fifty (40 and 50) years to 1 be included in this call. Should the Regiment fail to , furnish the quota by volunteering, which is one hun- , drcd and five (105) men, a draft will be issued at once for a sufficient number of men to make up said 1 quota. As soon as the number of tuen are obtained and enrolled, they will be immediately organized by holding elections for one Gnbtnin. onn let- T.ieiitAnani and two 2d Lieutenant, four Seargants, and four Corporals, to be appointed by the Captain. Captains or officers commanding beat companies are required to prepare and return :o these Head Quarters on the day above mentioned, accurate rolls of all males residing within the respectives Heats between the ages of forty and liftv (to uud 50)years Officers ol the Militia between the auvs of forty and fifty will be subject to draft.. Those tloops when called into the field will be mustered into Confederate Service lor local defence and special S.-rv ce within the limits of this fc'tatofor the term of six months from the first day of August next. Captains or officers commanding Beat Compa* nies arc charged with the prompt extension aud execution of this order, Any default on their part or any officer will bo visited with the severest penalty of the law. By order ol Col. B. Jones. J. M.GAYLE, Adj't. Juno 26 2 Notice. ON* ALL PAST NOTES AND ACCOUNT* DUE the Hailroad Blacksmith. and on all up to the 1st of July 11 xt, > nymcnt is earnestly requested ; as he cai.no pay without the cash, he is willing to take tra*h t. t . on e erate money for his gold' earnings, and ho hopes from the flbundauco of thD trash that is afloat, th t all of tli * indebted to him will call and settle, and th^r b\ enabie hi:.". 10 pay his deb's. In lutHi e the mom v w. . ee expected for his work, or arr tngenieiits a .c.i ... : * . Juii" 19 1 S. SHIVER. ;?? HIS SKI: V [r : S T< '! r. CITIZENS of ( . a i 1 Hun'O'in ; .r count v . OiR.-e ?-.vo tlodr.-' ii'oovl; the " nk. Camden So. Ca. iniiiry 30 91kdkcal ^otk il. DR. W. It. SIKHS TENDERS HIS SERVICES an practising physician to the citizens of Camden and vicinity. Ofnco on main street, in the rooms formerly occupied by Dr. T. J. Workman. February 27 Extra Fine Florida Syrup. Avery superior article of Florida SYRUP is now in store and for sale at MRS. CONNERS, Opposite the old Post Offico Building. June 19 2 Wanted to Hire, y\ ")OK, for whom usual wages will ?>o paid, pane* ? . Mlv. Good recommendations, required. AnP^0 PAUL TR API Kit. ,June * at Kirk wood. 2onds Wanted fJA85 'VlL BE PMD VOR APPR >VED, ?/4r "seCM,et BONDS, that have from one to three , 3 ears to run. Ay^j nt the "Old Corner." ~2 e. w. bonney. * ' " ???mummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^mm?mmmmmmm ' STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA ADJ'T & INSP. GENERAL'* OFFICE, ) Columbia, S. C. Juno 17, 186.}. j GEXERAL ORDER XC 21. EXTRACT. * v * * * II. THE FOLLOWING ARE EXEMPTEI l?v Act of tlio General Assembly of this Stat* from "all military service, and, therefore, fi?u draft under General Orders No. 20, viz: Tin Lieutenant Governor; the Judge of the Court* of Law and Equity; tho Ordinaries; Clerk o the Courts of General Sessions and Commot Fleas; Sheriffs; Masters < Commissioners and Reg istors in Equity, the Secretary of State, Surveyoi Genet al; Comp troller-General and Treasurer: of the State. And the following persons av< exempted b\ said Act from ''actual service be yond the limits of their respective Districts,' and will not be subject to said draft, viz: Tin members of both branches ot the Legislature and their respective officers, including the At tornuv General and the Solicitors of the State pet sous in Confederate, and State Military ser vice; officers and cadets of the Slate Militan Academy; regularly officiating clergymen; reg ularlv licensed practicing physicians over tin age of thirty live years; one apothecary tocael regnlarlv established drug store of six months standing; outcei's and Faculty of the South Carolina, College, and Professors in other incorporated Colleges and Theological Schools, while such Colleges and Schools are in operafi/s'n' (li.i W ....... J *- O' l ......,, ?..o imciiueiH, i eacncrs and bteward of tiie Cedar Springs Asylum; Schoolmasters having- under their charge not less than twenty so hollars; all Branch Pilots; one white man to each established ferry, toll bridge or toll grain mill, if actually kept by such white man; the President, < ,'ashier and one Teller of each ol the Banks of the State; the Treasurers of Savings Institutions of the State; the officers and forty men of each Fire Company of the Fire Department of Charleston and Columbia; the officers and as many employees of each Rail road Company as the President or Superintendent may certify to be necessary to the effi ctent conduct of its buisness?provided that it shall also be certified that the duties of said employees cannot be discharged by slaves; the Superintendent and Keeper of the Lunatic Asylum and their assistants; Stewards or Keepers of Poor Houses; the Keepers of the Arsenals of the State; persons holding office under Confederate States, except Deputy Postmasters; persons employed by the State or by the Confederate States in the manufacture of arms, munitions of war and army supplies; all persons actually engaged in the manufacture of salt on the sea-coast; the members of the Boards of Relief of Soldiers' Families over forty-five years of age; overseers having certificates of exemption issued from this office; persons above the age of fifty years, and persons between the ages oi eighteen and lortv. o ? Persons under the age of eighteen, through liable to service beyond their respective Districts, wilj not bo subject to this draft. III. The commanding o flic era of Regiments will regard as valid all certificates of exemption issued from this office to overseers and to other persons enumerated in the foregoing paragraph of this order, and persons not having such certificates, but who show by proof, in writing and on oath, that they are clearly entitled to be exempted according to the law as above stated, will not be subject to draft. IV. The organization of companies for active service under General Orders No. 10, issued from this office on the 18th of Fcbuary last, be ing superseded by General Orders No. 20, said companies are hereby declared to be disbanded By command of the Governor. A. C.GARLINGTON, Adjutant and Inspector-General of S. C. June 26. STAT I? Or SOTII CAItOLIAA. mm EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, ( Columbia. .Tuue 17, 18g3. ) IN ANSWER TO MANY LETTERS UPON the subject of tiic exemption of Magistrates, it is stated, for tjae information of all concerned, that the Governor does not feel called upon t<: exempt Magistrate within the conscript age from military service, inasmuch as the Legislature had that subject under consideration and did not provide for it in their Act. By order of the Governor. 13. F. ARTHUR, .Tune 26 1 Private Secretary iCSBT All papers in the State publish once. RAGS?RAGS 1 i o nnn pounds good clean linen 1 V/?\/Uv and Cotton Nags wanted immediately at the Confederate Office, lor which the highest markc price Bwill be paid. to w w * a 3 O ),] ? ! 2s a s g- cj p ~ ,3 S W > ft j B f* 2 .. r< 2 w H S, f o z d g 1. " w > hi ? i . g cj g " s S 3 ffiCi j _ ^ P* ft r ? o fc~* ? Cu ?* afeVj f S 5 ~ fcH Z P I O ^ hat P" * h > r* ^ is i v IH \ m r : ? ?sl i "3 -C ?-H fi5 ^ t ; s- sg ? ? ^ > m-i ~ 2 o co ft 0ad F P 1-4 c- ^ H ft J 5 b~, i, -3. ]zl ft (^5 ^ i ~ K 3 ? s= ? cs -n ? S " i o > g *' a d % % ^ 3 IS k, ; ~f -t~' ' 4 ? w ^ ijL. ^ ?L r! ^ S w UJ . - CD s s > S ft v!L, I ^ *TJ rr. "* O SoT> ' P* 2 3 ??* ? 4> s ?? " - n ? Sx i ? 0*3 rfi o' *w S B - ^ h> ^ S-" >T "3 l**-* ft ,*, ? , g &? > g; fe{ 1 P$ ; ? <a <2. ZPi . S#a i o ts K f? ? ? 2 S- ^ e 1,5 tJ ?;. u n i ?4 ^r1 w ? 2 >H ? s ^ % hj n I 2. M r Camden Hotel CompanySubscribers to the capital stock of this Company, who are yet in arrears, are requested to come forward and pay up the balance due on their subscription and assessment, and receive their script By order of J. Wiiitaker, President. April 27 3 C. BELL, Sec.&Trcas. i NoticeVLL PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS AGAINST . the estate of KLLEN W. CHESNUT are requested to hand them in legally attested, and all those owing said estate will pay. April 17 4 L. L. "WHITAKER, Adin'r. 3 g > m & ^ ^ ^ 2 to S- ^ C3 S os 3 f Zi r- o ^d 5^? w - ? ^ > O M IH ^ > m as a bs ? 13 ? ? 3 o W ^ ? ^ |t? ?- ?.? ? / "> 3" ^ W ?' ? ^ ?5 ^ 1? 2 C C O 2? 'o . ** o ? i ? - ^ -d r- as ? o h ?L ^ r- ? 2 S? 5* R r; r 0 B 63 OS 3 _j w >-< I If r* * > tT* 1 ? 2- V ? ? S5J 1 ? o >- ? 0 O ^ = . 2 ^ * CJ ^ , r 5> s ? H H | 53 0 5=5 >? ~ *3 * s- *1 o ss 1 = ^ s* O H > g = ? ? 55 X SS ; - W i s 5 ? a? 1 ^ L2 * 2. , Z 2S m ? < * tr 55 - y "*> a mt > i ? % z -5 I ? I 2 M > *2. < ^2 ? ?' h I S ? f I ? <~S W 3 O I * 1 ? B S ~ ~ iL *3 0 *?* 3 s. | ^ as 3 c' ? ES ? " 3 ?2 c- o w # American Guano, 17*011 SALE BY THE BARBEL AT THE "OLD . Comer." by * E. W. BONNKY. January 30. Wanted?Wool! I^OR WHICH TIIE HIGHEST TRICE WILL BE paid. ?ALSO? COTTON AND WOOLEN IIOME-MADE JEANS ' and PLAINS, at I McCURRY k IIAMMERSLAUGH'S. Silk Gloves Ladies and misses black and white SILK GLOVES, at June & MRS. CAMPBELL'S . . I * . r . '? A<U(..and Inspector Ctoaeral** Office, , ' Richmond, May nth, 1863. [GENERAL ORDERS No 58.] XTHK FOLLOWING NOTICE RELATIVE TO exchange prisoners is published for the information of all concerned: * EXCHANGE NOTICE No. 5.?The following Confederate officers and men have been duly- exchanged, and aro hereby so declared: 1. All officers and men who hove been delivered at City Point at any tiuie'previous to May 8th, 1865. j| 2. All officers captured at any place before tho 1st ' of April, 18C6, who have been released on parole. 3. All men captured in North Carolina or Virginia . . I before the 1st of March, 1863, who have been released on parole. 4. The officers and men captured and paroled by Gen. S. P. Carter, in his expedition to East Tennessee, in December last. 5. The officers and inen captured and paroled by Lieutenant Colonel Dickey, in December, 1862, in his inarch to the Mobile aud Ohio Railroad, and by Captain Caruercn, of Coriuth, Mississippi, in Decern- j ber, 1862. I 6. The officers and men paroled at Oxford, Mississippi, on the 23d of December, 1862; at Desark, Arknn.-ns, on the 17th of January, 1863. and at Baton Rogue, Louisiana, on the 23d of February. 1863. 7. All persons who have been captured on the sen, or the waters lending to the same, or upon the seacoast of tlu* Confederate or the United States, at anytime previous to December 10th, 18G2. 8. All civilians who have been arrested at any time before the Gth of May, 1863, und released on parole, 5 are discharged from any and every obligation contain- ^ ed in said parole. If any such person has taken tho V oath of allegiance to the United States, or given any bond, or if hi3 release was accompanied with any other condition, ho is discharged from the samo. 9. If any person embraced in any of tho foregoing sections, or in any section of any previous Exchange Notice, wherein they are declared exchanged, are in . any Federal prison, they are to bo immediately released and delivered to the Confederate authorities. ROBERT OULD, Agent of Exchanges. Richmond, May 9th, 1863. II. Aii persons, whether citizens or soldiers, are expressly prohibited from using, or in any manner interfering witli fuel, or wood cut and delivered for the use of railroads or raihoad companies. It is of tho ? first importance that this order should be observed, !' and it will bo strictly obeyed and enlbrccd by the I ; army. By order, ' (Signed) S. COOPER. ! May 22 Adjutant and Inspector Gen CIRCULAR ANI> APPEAL FREE MARKET OF CHARLESTON. To the Citizens of Charleston and the Fccple of South Carolina generally, and to the Farmers and Planters , especially, from the mountuins to the seaboard The Free Market of Charleston, one of the noblest and most useful charities extant, after more than a twelve month of successful operation, is in danger of suspension and even final stoppage. It is an instilution, founded by privato patiiotism and benevolence, endorsed by the city authorities of Charleston, and recognized and encouraged by the Legislature of the State. Its great and highly useful purposes is to supply provisions, free of expense, to the needy familias of soldiers and seamen, lighting the battles ol their country, or dead in her service; and upward of eight hundred families depend on its bounty for their daily bread. It has become a great public necessity, and it is tho liuiy 01 every christian ami patriot, nialo and female, rich and poor, young and old, to contribute to its support, in proportion to means and ability?the rich man out of his wealth, tho poor man out of his poverty, ^ 11 to widow with her mite?every large stream should pour, every little rill trickle its refreshing waters into this great reservoir of patriotic benevolence, to be di>pensed in God-blessed bounty to tho wives ai d children, the widows stud orphans, the sisters and other fernulo dependents, of our brave soldiery and seamen. The final stoppagt, or even tho suspension, of this charity would bo one of the direst calamities that could befall our City and State?it would inflict dis tress, suflering, and even starvation on numbers now comfortably fed by its bounty, aud perhaps, lead to bread-nots, in our conservative city, to her sendiis injury and deep disgrace. Come, then, fellow citizens, to the rescue, promptly, liberally, efficiently, and not only save the Free Market fiom destruction or suspension, but sustain it, in healthful vigor, as a God blessed and man-blessing institution. Let donations in money and in kind pour in lavishly from every quarter of the City aud State; and ihe consequences will be happy indeed. Not only will bread, and meal, and meat be sustniningly furnished to soldier's and seamen's families, but the heart of the warrior will bo cheered and his arm nerved to victorious^atilo against the vandal and ruthless foe, by the comforting conviction that his wife aud little ones are patriotically and sufficiently cared for, by their fellow citizens, at home. Let our farmers and planters.especially, in every section of tho fitatc, send liberal supplies of vegetables and provisions, Ironi their gardens, their fields, their barns and their smoke houses; and swell to overflowing the great reservoir of Free Market charity Charity is twice blessed?it blesseth him that gives as well as hint that receives?and blesses tho giver even more than the receiver. Come up, tlien, one and all, to the hallowed work, and not only earn the soldier's and seamen's undying gratitude, but lay up treaMire in Heaven, where neither moth nor mst doth corrupt, nor thieves break in and steal. ItlCTI ART) YE A DON, Chairman ) WM. R. YATKS, [-Committee JOHN PHILLIPS, ' ) N. L>.?Country exchanges are requested to copy , the above circular and appeal, gratuitously. Council Notice All parties interested, are hereby . requested not to lay of) any lots in the Cemetery, on the new ground, north of the gateway, wdliout permission of the Council, until the grounds are properly laid ofl', which will be done as soon as possible. By order of Council; It. .M. KENNEDY, Recorder. Morch 13 Notice. rpnK STAGE FARE TO LANCASTER WILL BE L raised to $5 00 a seat, and thirty pounds baggage allowed. Volunteers going or returning, will bo charged $3.00. Any package to or from volunteors will be taken and forwarded free of chorge. All others must b? pre-paid. MoClTRRY k H AMMERSLOUGH. November 1 <#