The Camden confederate. (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, April 13, 1864, Image 2
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^^^ees foughniWaut battle near Culpeper
W* C. H, on last Thursday. The cannonJ
adingwas heard in ou? camp.
It is reported that two regiments of
# < "Yankfee cavalry?one white, the others
black?visited Winchester recently, capN
*P?nS aa(^ carrying away Robert J.
Conrad and Philip Williams as hostages
for two members of Pierpont's governt
ment, recntly captured in Winchester.
1 Ourcavalry 6red on the black cavalry,
killiug and wounding several of the latter.
A tloovv min has Hrpn fall in" for
gA twelve hours. The roads are deep iu
v-*" ' mud. ? ,
It is reported that Seigel is concentrating
a large force in the Valley.
Prom Daltcn.
Dai.to.v, April 9.?Fast Day was universally
observed yesterday. Religious
services were held at the different churches
and camps.
The enemy firod on our pickets this
morning but made no further demonstrations.
It is reported that the 9th and
15th corps of sherman's army have gone east,
and that they are to be replaced
by two others. Stokes' renegade Ten:!
nessec Cavalry, captured by General
.Wheeler and paroled, are agaiu in service
without beiugexchanged, murdering
all the Confederates who fail into their
t fi&Qdsy. Among the victims is'Captain
Bledsoe, of the 4th Tennessee Cavalry,
? and eighth Texas Rangers. Every deserKrf
ter from our army is sent across the
jjp- Ohio immediately, to prevent the forma
itUU Ui guuuiu i/auus iuoiuv vuvu
From Richmond.
RrciiMOND, April 9.?Fast Day was
duly observed by this community. The
congregations at the-several churches
?...
were larger than on the last similar
occasion. At night there was religious
. services at the theatre, aud a discourse
by Dr. Burrows, of the Baptist Church.
The building was crowded. Hundreds
were unable to gain admittance.
Yesterday afternoou a locomotive exploded
on the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, killiug the engineer aud three
others.
Auothcr heavy rain to-day. The reports
of a Yankee advance up the Peninsular
are not credited at the War Departw
uieut.
Mexico. ?
The superficial area of Mexico in lound
numbers is 800,00" square miles. Its,
population' is S,O00,00U. .Compared1
with France, it has four times as much
territory, and less thau one.fourth the
number ?of inhabitants. Its extr-me
length X. W. and S. E. is over 2."00
miles, and its bread.h, in latitude 20, is
more than 1,000 miles. The Mexican
Confederacy, under the Constitution of
1857, embraces nvoiwy-thrce States, one
district and one territory.
Tin; larger portion of Mexico is very
sparsely populated. The Northern frontior
States?Tatusnlipas, Nueva Leon,
Coahuila, Chihuahua, iymora, and L nver :
Oaliforua, together with the interior
States of CinaLoa and Durango?eoihrace
au area of 400,000 ,-quare miles, which
is more than half of the entire territory
of the country. And yet, the aggregate <
population of this vast region is less than
1,000,000.
Interesting to Newspapers.
The Houston (T.xas) Tcltyraph publishes
the following :
Ou the Tax Assessor of this country
taking the schedule of the Tth:ijro^h) ,
he proposed to tax the proprietor as a
wholesale dealer in merchandize, iusistinir
that subscriptions* were in effect sales
of newspapers, and requiring besides the
licence, 2\ per rent, on the press subscriptions
of the olliee. We objected,
and referred the matter to Richmond,
from wheuee wc have received the reply
below. We publish it for the benefit of '
our cotctuporaries. The saving to some
of them will be considerable.
Office of Commissioner-OF Taxes,
liiehmoud'. .January 4, 18(54.
* * The Secrotarv of W ar has lomr
since decided that the publishers of
newspapers, periodicals, ?fcc , arc uot dealers
within tiic meaning of section Otu of
the Tax Act. * * *
Very rcspectifully,
Your ob't. sgrv't.,
Thompson Allan, Commissioner.
IgL , A Melancholy Case.
H|- " We encountered a good looking sulHpJ
dier yesterday, a native of Virginia, and
^nowiuoHcof the hospitals of Macon,
K? frOtrt a-gun-shot wouuld in the hip. lie
said he was the last one of eight sons, all
twins; all went into the war about the
same time and all but himself had becu
. killed upou the battle field or were dead
of wouuds received there, Five of them
were killed at Fort Donclson, and ouc
was wounded and died in a Federal hospilal.
lle^ himself. the last of the eight,
vas "hobbling about on a pair of crutches
*od one limb slowly pcrishiug away.
He was however, stil full of pluck, in
good spirits and only regretted that he
. "v was unfit for the field. This is a strong
' pase of the horrors of war.?Macon Telei|
%; g ph
y' . . ** Lord's Prayer.
' Tlfe following is a literal translation
?** ^Bto English, of the Lord's prayer in
- Cherokee :
? - V.Ojir father, who dwellest above, lionB
orcd. be thy name. Let thy empire
Bfc* spring to light. Let tby will be doue on
_ earth as it is done above. Oyr food
^^Ld&y by day bestow on us. Pity us in
fe^rd to*our having sinned against tbee,
r pity those who sin against U6.
us not. in/any place of straying,
Ac othe^Iann^estraT^j^irom
^ftuiae is the empire, anil the
Bt the honor. So let it be.
?A bowl containBto\sct
in an oven
fct .pics, cakes,
A General Exchange of Prisoners
T? J
xnauguraiuu.
We are gratified in being able to make
the happy announcement that a regular
system for a general exchange of prisoners
is agreed upon, and will be immediately
inaugurated. ,
Commissioner Ould returned on Saturday
from fortress Monroe, at which
point he has been, under a flag of truce,
two .or three days past, on business connected
with bis department, the result
of which, he informs us, is the resumption
of the cartel, with the prospect under
its provisions, of an immediate ex-'
change of all the prisoners .of war on
both sides.
A flag of truce boat is expected at City
Point on Wednesday, bearing a large
number of Confederates from Point Lookout.
On Thursday, a boat load -of Federal
prisoners will be forwarded in exchange.
We congratulate the people of the
Confederacy on the glad tidings of this
ann junccmeut: but much more so our
prisoners themselves, who have suffered
so terribly, endured so heroically, and
who deserve the generous aud joyous
reception we trust they will recieve on
their return, in the way of private greeting,
as well as of popular demonstration:
\\*e publish the foregoing from the
Enquirer with pleasure. But wp arc
fearful that the sanguiuc expectation of
tbc writer will scarcely be fully realized at
as early a date as he anticipates. Up
to the latest dates from liicbmond no
flag of-trucc boat had arrived at City
Point.
. Big Soldier.
There is a member of thc-13th New
York Heavy Artillery who stands six feet
and eleven inches in his stockings, and
weighs, wheu in vigorous health, 400
pounds. His shoes are number eighteen,,
and wheu standing in tlietn he towers far
above the tallest man in bis .regiment.
He boasts of havifrg lifted 700 pounds
with one baud, and declares not only his
ability but willingness to give the first
rebel he meets a gentle hug.
Fity Germans last week arrived iu
Portland, Me., direct from "fatherland,"
having been hired to come to tliis coun- J
try and'enlist on the quota of Boston.
Fifteen hundred of these Germans have !
been engaged to culist on quota of Bos- J
to l, and a detachment is expected hereafter
by every steamer.
A Nice Question.?Sam?"You'll
get it for hooking dat turkey l ast night.
Mas'r knows it." Pouipey?"I didn't
hook it. Warn't do turkey niars'r's!
Well, I eat rfe turkey, didn't I? "Well,
aint dc turkey part o' me ? Mas'r aint
got so much turkey, but aint lie got more
nigger? I tell you de turkey only change
places.'
Smith met two editors wh > had been at
'outs,'on the.street, walking artn in arm.
'Hello!' said be, 'tliq lion and the lamb
lie dowu togfher, do tb'ey ?' 'Oh, yes,'
snid editor No. 1, 'Jones, here, did the
lyiu' and I did the lamin,' and of course
tte came down together.'
in> - ^
The numerous subuiariue telegraph ;
cables uow at work in Europe are in
the aggregate upwards of ft, <100 miles
long These cables range from four miles
to 1,50U miles'each in length, and tliey
are sunk ia.wuer varying from ninety
to 9,400 feet in depth.
The Yankee Flao* Duiven from
the High Seas.?Of fifty-four first
class steamships now running on the
Atlantic petwecu Europe and Americr,
not one ski,* is owucd in the United
States.
Charles Sumner suggests ilutler for
Presideut of the Yankee States, aud Fremont
for Vice President.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOIt 'clerk OK The COUIIT.
Mu. Editor: Please announce WM. 1?."
TAVLOll a candidate for tlie ofliec of Clerkof
the Court of Common Pleas and General
Sessions, at the next ensuing October election,
and oblige
April G Many Vote cm.
Mr. Editor : Please anuutmcc Capt. WM.
CLVBURNrsp. candidate for re-election to
the oflicc of Clerk of the Court of Common
ricas a?<i ucnerai cessions. lor lvcranaw ?'i>irict,
at the next ensuing election iu October,
and oblige his * Max* Fimkxos.
April 0
SPECIAL NOTICEST
$1000 PREMIUM.
THE PROPRIETORS OF THE SOUTHERN
FIELD AND FIRESIDE offer a premium
of Seven -Hundred and Ffity Dollars for
the best Story, and Two Ilimdred and Fifty
Dollars for the best Poem, handed iu by the
first of May.
The story must be suitable, and of sufficient
length to occupy five eolutnus of the
paper for about twenty numbers; and the
poem ust be ;from one hundred and fifty to
three hundred lines in length.
The accepted articles to i>e copy-riguica
for the benefit of the proprietors.
The manuscripts will be submitted to a
committee of impartial gentlemen ami but
onfl of each class accepted.
The proprietors reserve the right to reject
all articles offered, if not deentVd by the committee
of sufficient merit.
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION
CENTRAL UUKKALT. )
Columiiia, March 17. 1 S<>4. j
T1IE CENTRAL ASSOCIATION, UPON
mature consideration, decline the Agency
rcsently tendered by the Express Company
for the transportation of Supplies to the South
Carolina Soldiers. We will continue t-? forward
to all points as usual.
M.
April 0 Clmiiman.
BtRr?T,?[W "f ill? Slati- ivill pi.f.ij v
*
v v
. *
EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. 8.
Adj't. and Insp'r. Gkxkbai.s Office, )
Richmond, -Febrinry 4, 1864. j
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 14:
npiIK FOLLOWING OIIDUR IS I'fCB
i:~i l r .v. :..r~ , r ..u
M u&nuu iui iiiu uii'ji'iiiiiuua ui an uuncerned.;
C. S. America, War Department, | '
Kjchtnond, February 1, lStil. ]
1. All PBispNKits heretofore held by the
United Slates authorities, whether okfict.us,
soldiers or civilians, received at City Point,
before the 1st of January, 1804, are hereby
declared exchanged.
2. All officers and, men of the Vicksburg
capture, who reported for duty at Enterprise,
Miss., at any time prior to the 14ih oi No- .
vember, J 800, and whose names were forwarded
to me by Maj. Gen. John II. Forney, arc
declared exchanged.
3. All "officers and men o? the Vicksburg
capture, belonging to tho finst Tennessee
heavy artillhery, who reported for duty at '
Marietta, Ga., and whose names were forwarded
to me by Col. A. Jackson, are declared
exchanged. %
110. OULD, Agent of Exchange.
By order: [Signed] S. Cooper, Adj't. and
Insp'r. General.
April 0
GOLD "H ATCH FOR SALE. '
TO Mi SOLO' AT ALTT10N OX MOX- j
DAY the 18th inst, (at 11 o'clock,) at
the store-house of.J. M. Gaylo, a Double
Cased Huntsman Watch. 1 April 13
FOR SALE,
A NO. 1 SECOND. IIAND'CAIIIUAGE,
jwk umiwi iich, uiiu 111 jiuriuct UUlKililOil,
to be sold-low for cash, by application to
J. T. Hkksiimiin. at the Coxfkherate office.
The carriage will be sold at, auction on
Monday next, if not sooner disposed of.
April Id 1
MUTUAL ~
Life Insurance.
Tin: scbscuinnit having accept ed
the Agonov of rfltc MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY of Jlaleigli, North
Carolina, for CAMDEN AND VICINITY, is
prepared to receive applications, for policies
of LIFE INSURANCE, on th6 most reasonable
terms. . 'ilie Lives on SLAVES insured
at moderate rates.
w. L DePass, Agent.
April Id . ly
ALABAMA
Lire Insurance
COMPANY.
TIII-: VNDKRSrGNKD, AS AGENT FOR
the above Southern Insurance Company,
is prepared, to issue policies of Insurance
against loss by Fire on all buildings,
&e.
W. L. DePass.
April Id ]y
CHARLESTON COURIER, '
By a. s. willi.\r.ton & co.?Fublished
Daily and Tri-Weekly.
TKlt.MS or SUItSOltlt'TIUS. .
Daily ?:JO.UO per annum, payable liall'
yearly in advance.
Tri-Wcekly SS.00 for six months, payable
in advance. April <i
ALLSPICE.
ifXN HAND, AND FOR SALKUY
Tj? April 0 J. M. CAYLK.
HOMESPUN FOR BARTER.
MOMESITX ON CONSIGNMEXT, To
barter for torn, Bacon and Lard.
ApuJy to J. M. GAYLK.
April 0
TO HIRE.
TWO WAGONS AND TEAMSTERS,
four good'mules to each wagon, by the
month or yeuv. For particulars address .1.
L. JONES, Liberty llill, Kershaw District.
April
COOKING SODA.
CiookinY. soda, ji'st im:ct:ivj:i> r.v
) April 0 J. M. GAVLK.
Rates of Postage in the Confederate
Slates of America.
IB iT>r tlic convenience of the public tlie following
simplified statement of i lie rates
of postage under the act of Congress of (lie
Confederate Stales of America, lias been prepared
:
/.Vr.* of /'<>
Single letters, nof exceeding a lialf ounce
in weight, to any part of?lie Confederate States.
shall be each 10 cents'.
An additional single rate for each additional
half ounce or less.
Drop lettersg cents oicli.
lti the. foregoing eases, the postage to be
prepaid by stamps or stamped envelopes.
Advertised letters - cents each.
On SeipsjuijHTs.
Sent to regular and bona lide subscribers
j from the office of publication, and not exccciliujc
three oiipces in weight :
Weekly paper, 18 cents pet quarter.
Semi-Weekly paper. -*> ecms per ?|iiarlcr.
Tri-Weekly paper, ?fl cents per quarter.
Four times a week. ">('? cents per quarter.
Five times a week. W5 cents per quarter.
Six times :t week, 78 cents per quarter.
On Ptrioilivah.
Periodicals published oftencr titan Semimonthly
shall bo charged as newspapers.
Periodicals published muni lily, not exceeding
1 aud one half ounces weight, 1 cent on
eaelt number, and one cent additional on each
additional ounce or fraction of an ounce.
On 'Transient Printed Mutter.
The inland postage on every other newspaper,
and on each circular not sealed, handbill,
engraving, pamphlet, periodical, magazine
or other paper, which shall be unconnected
wit!. any manuscript or written matter, and
not exceeding 1 ounce in weight, shall be
1 cent, and for cforv additional ounce or fraction
of an ounce, 1 cent additional: and books,
bound and unbound, not weighing over four
pounds, shall be deemed mailable matter, and
the inland postage on tlieui shall be tit the
rate of 2 cents an ounce or fraction of an
and the postage on all such transient matter
and books, shall be prepaid in till cases except
when sent by ollieers, musicians or pri
vales of (lie army.
l'rnnkiwj Pririlrt/r..
The following persons persons only are
entitled the franking privilege, and in all
eases strictly confined lo official business,
i Postmaster General.
His Chief Clerk.
Auditor of the Treasury to the Post Office
Department .
pei'iitv Postmasters.
1 '
ON CONSIGNMENT.
A BROWN IIOMEiSrUX, i-ORSALK
4ir4Br;'yii>cCoU.
April 0 J. M. GAYLE.
nv iiiiVfi/uurvr
Vil i I.
t17'1'mtkgton works salt, by
1 y V the Sack, at
April t! J. M. GAYLK'S.'
ISLllK PbPPEK,
"BTIOR SALE, AT A LOW FIGURE. 1SV
iL1 April li , J. M. GAYLE.
NOTICE.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
, WAH DI-'T., BCRFAC OK CQXSCUII'TIOS,
Richmond, Va., February, Jtf. I Slid.
PAR AGRA PlVX OF yiENUAL ORDERS
No. 82 Adjutant and Inspector GeneruFs
Office, of 1802, requires ili.it application
for exemption inust in all cases be made to
the Enrolling Officev. If the local Eli rolling
Olliccr has not the power to act, or is in
doubt, lie will, afcr investigation, under Ch-cular
No. 3, current series, refer sucl? application,
through the proper official channels,
lo this Eureau.
All such applications addressed to this
Bureau will ruessarilv and invariably he returned
fur local investigation, and the applicants
will thus have uselessly lost time and
prolonged, suspense.
Appeals from adverse decisions of the local
officers, of the Commandant of Conscripts for
I he -S^Ues, will be forwarded bt them for hearing,
when any plausible ground of appeal is
sei forth-!
' iiy order of
COL. JOHN S. l'RESTON. 8lip't.
C. II. CfKnuLO, A. A. Gen.
Abril 0
SOUTH CAUOLIXA'S DEAD! |
n * "1_ ' i -n -11 _ -r-r i
mograpmcai Jttoii 01 nonor. |
Maying kfceived ap-j
plications from the friends of deceased i
soldiers to place in a pcriu:in:uu form ami
make it accessible to all who might desire a.
copy, the ' JtOEI. OF irUNOlt*' on which 1
a tit engaged for the .Slate, I propose to publish
a work more extended in its scope and :
design than the State l.oll. "embracing )
l.iogtaphioal Sketches of the odicers and j
men from this Slate wlio have fallen or died
in service during*the present war. and
whose friends may furnish me with the neccs- I
sary materials for such sketches.
The plan is this: The friends of the dc-i
ecascd soldiers desiring a place in this work !
will forward 10 me the necessary information
to makeup for publication the biographical*
sketches, or send me the notices tliev wish f
inserted, when lhoy will be rcvi.-ed and I
compiled for publication. Each biographical
sketch nm.-t be accompanied bv the name
of at least one subscriber and Ten IMlarj to
to defray the expenses and labor involved in
the preparation and compilation of the .-ketches,
lor which a receipt will be given entiling
the holder toil copy of the work at the
subscription price.
1 am perfecting arrangements with a leading
publishing hou.-'c for the publication of |
the work. It will bo published in monthly
numbers, and issued in Hie be.-t style of
letter press printing, on fine white English
book paper and priutcd with the hesu English
Ink. Each number contain portraits of
olliers and men who have distinguished themselves
during the war. ino twelve numberwill
make lour liaml-ouic volumes.
Terms S">u per annum, or for twelve numbers.
payable on the publication of the first
number, of which due notice will be given.
The work will be continued until the l.oll is
eomplcted. Those iutendiug to subscribe or
furnish biographical sketches should do so
wit mutt del.n". lis the til's I edition will be li III
itc! to the number <>t' subscribers.
Address V.'.M. II. .lo!JNSi).\",
April 0 ' Columbia, S.
ClHCl'LAR,
To th>: o' ccntl S'jl'li' rT Jioiwls >j lit 'i f iu //(/.<
- +Sl<lh\
coMi'TitoLi.Ki* <;I:NI:H.\I/S OI KICK, I
Coi.i miiia. S. March "J*. li?GI. ) |
ST liKiNC. EVIDENT, Flil?M KKI'ijI'.TS ;
made tollii- (.iliicc liy ilie several Hoar Is
<>i Relief, as to iliti Tax in Kind, levied by
Act IT1I1 December list, "to make provision
for the -up] on of the families of soldiers
from tliis Stale ill tile Confederate and
Slate Service, ' that .-aid boards cannot
Autiisli bag-, boxes, barrels, \c.. for the
purpose of iraiis|ioi'ting any excess over the
average supply front any .section of the State*
to such Districts or Parishes its ma\ be entitled
thereto tinder the -Illi section of said j
Act, and in order to prevent any loss or waste ;
of grain, salt, tic., and to carry into e tie ft :
the provisions of said act, the following Keg- j
ulations ate adopted and published, under j
the instructions and with the approval of His I
Excellency the Coventor":
1. That all such execs- of grain, salt and j
manufactured articles as, upon the general !
oivi...iti..iuui.lit to l.i. tifi.li. .iw e.v.,11 ..c tin. ,
MTU"'" . V .. .Wi. ...v, |
Hot urn- of lho I'm.nil - of relief are comi?l<*:v<l.) :
. halllie forwarded by (lie Hoard- tol'ol. Ilieli- |
aril CaldvwH, t~*<j111s11i.?ry Oeneral of the i
Stateat Columbia. who will Keeeipt for the
same, ami provide all bag-. boxes barrel, ,ke.. ]
necessary for the purpose afore-aid. and
ili-fribule the lax in Kind according in sai l
apportionment in proportion In tlie number
of individuals to be relieved" within this
Stale.
'2. That (lie said Hoard- be required to forward
I bail road Keccipts for the Tax in Kind,
immediately upon shipment thereof, to the
Commissary (ieneral. who will pay all expenses,
and keep-an aeoiml thercuf, char-ring
each Hoard in-wiio-e favor any execs- of Tax
in Kind shall be ascertained to be due.
which amount shutt be' deducted from theportion
due such Hoards for the value of
uriis.tc commuted, an apporlioiimeni of
i.:.?i. ...:n i i . I'.. ......
VtJIil'U II ill uu II^IUV ItiiVIi UiV itVIUHIO ill IT
completed.
The Boards ate hereby required to pay
into the Treasury of the liivision t'? which
they severally belong, all sums of money
received by them by way of commutation,
which, in conformity with the opinion of the
Attorney General, can only be allowed in
cases in which the specific articles In .red cannot
now be procured or used for the benefit
ol".soldiers' tamilies.
4. The officers of the several Boards of Belief
are earnestly .urged lo give immediate
attention to these Regulations, and to commit'
nionfc with the Commissary (SoneraI in rcla-.
tion lli'croto, as well as to forward (as heretofore
requested) forthwith to this Oilioe their
full Returns, so that the apportionments above
referred to may be made at an early day.
f>. Under the fore going Regulations, and in
litis way alone, it is hoped ami believed that
the intentions ohhe Legislature lo afford aid
to the families of our noble soldiery, will be
promptly ami equally cstcn led to every District
and Parish in the State.
J A MRS. A. BL.tcK,
Cvnipiroller General.
Approved.
M. L. BON11AM.
All lite papers in the State publish once.
Aj?ril li 1
GINGER.
A* SMALL LOT ON HAND. AND lOK
Kile hy J. M.OAVLE.
A jiril 'J
71
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1) ISTilIDT DIKEl'TO UV.j
district omains. j
l.fjitlulOft.
a. H. Doykin?.^rn:it<v".
John M. De&uissuro. i). J). Ptrrv?TUnrf
* SCUtUtiYeS. j
Magistrates,
John K. Witherspoon. Win. J). Hegan, W. It.
Taylor, Cruddock Mosely, Henry Brace,
Jonn 11. Shaw, Richard L? W hi taker, ;
Barker.Commissioners
of Roads,
L. L. Whilaker, B. T. .McCoy, W. K. Hughes,
Daniel D. Kirkland, James L. McDowell,
Lewis J. Patterson, J. Knglisli Doby, D. (i.
Robertson, Lyncli J I. Dens, Gillam Lowell,
llichuioud 11. Terrell, John Cantcy.
The sixth section ol' ! lie "Act to establish
certain Roads, Bridges and Perries," passed
Becemhci' 1T, is as follows :
' That eaeii Commissioner of Roads now >
in office, or hereafter appointed, shall serve
until a successor is appointed, and has accepted.
This section to be in force during
the war.
'Commission\: of IWc Softools. W.
H. B. Workman, Wiley Kclley, Win. 1
Dixon, James Team, C. C. llailc,; Jesse
Tniesdcl, Daniel Bethuuc, A. L. McDowell.
r
Commissioners of J'uUir. JiiiiUftotjs.
Joint Workman, R. M. Kennedy, 11. B. Johnson,
P. L. Zelnp, L. W. I!. Blair, James B.
Curoton, Win. D. McDowell
Comme-xioiicre to Aj>j>rore l'nbltk S< rarities.
John M. DeSaussure, James Dunlap, Win. K.
Johnson , sr., A. M. Kennedy,. Thus. P.
Shannon.
r..,,,, ,,.r.ih* />??r
J2. Ikirne-.. A. A. McDowall, John 0. flifrgins,
11. M. Kennedy, J. S. Del'ass.. W. K.
, lhi^luun, See. ;yul Treas. j
J'rrxi'h.ii/ f> nil I lire/or', nf CiiiwUn Sisiihjc Co.
l'rcsident?I oli 11 M. DeSaussure.
Directors?I.. h. Whita!i*r, John Macrae. 15.
1'erkins, James Team, Coliu Macrae,
Treas. _
r *
S"l<l:it < !in,ml of Ji'hrf.
Julia M. De?aiissitrc. II. Barnes, James Dutilap.
J. luiss Dye, .Mosuly. James Team, !
Jesse Trues'ici, John 1>. Micklc, Charles
Haley, John Catkins, Daniel Garducr.
C'liourr.
John H: Morouey.
Jininii/ms n/'JIl-.rlionn.
('aniilcn-Jftolm Morouey, C. A. McI)onahl,
Win. McKain.
Caret oil's Mill?Frederick i'.owcn, James
Team, Emanuel l'arker.
Flat. It'oek? Jesse True..-'lel, James Fletcher,
Geurjre II. Miller
Biitl'alo?Wni./Mun^o, Cillam Lowell, Win.
Cat o.
Lizenbv's?John McGougau, Daniel MoOtskill,
Donald McDonald.
Sell rook's Mill?U. 'I'. McCoy, Alexander
Mel-cod, ileiiry liadclfflc.
Goodwin's S?i>ru?Benjamin Cook, John B.
Micklc, James I!. Vu'njrhn.
l.iiicriy 11?;i?u. Jones, n. t. l.utcrrfon,
It. 15. Cuuniii^hnm.
Oilicrrs <;/' C'turt.
1>. i'liiii.tp. <'i>niiiii.->iuiicr in I! jiiitv;
\V. L'l vuimi. ?"!crk ; A. I.. McDonald, Oriliimry
: Dunc.ui Sliourn, Slierili'.
Ttx C'jll'dnr. '
William Mcivuin.
C'tl*i !' filtr Olii'-'I f.
W. /.. Leituor. "
CV.i/iI!'//- T' S-<\'l<''or.
A. "<I. Kviiuc'ly.
. sSi f.
.Jiillli (.'aiiii-y. I'.. M. Kennedy.
?'?// ~!or of T in Kiii'l.
flllUOS JulM..*4.
C.'i ( ' III:. ,'/ J '' lit.
.1. II. JJcvorcanx.
(* ... Tin,: re Aj-nt.
S vfd'i.
Stah ('itart rri/ '* Ayrnt.
A. Miivkly Lee.
n.1,1 Jhi'.n .'in J Ay-It'*
.1. M. I
Oliiccrs of Hie Tow a of ('iiiudcn.
Jrit, ifhiit.
Jamo- P'tniap.
ll? its.
X. 1>. Huxley. l>. L'. llucod, L. M. UoiWcU,
11. >1. K'.'iij:cJy.
| Jl< crib r. '
15. M. Kfiuscly.
Mi:nluil c.ii'l M C'>rl;.
Cowling.
Profession!.
I'/if/ficuM* )! ' !' /'nil/, "in /.
' L. II. [)c>as I>. I.. iJi-Saii.-siuv. T. IIcviim"
jci'ii.1. Vt. K. Siko*. l?-.Mija:niii ll. XI:ii
J. Mtl'ta. J. I'. Tramiiiiin. lluniur,
W. I,. I'vkcit. D. Is. I.licit.*, T. ? .McDinv.
,
/,. in/trs.
t Win. M. Shannon. W, Z. Loitncr.
; V) . M. Kenitfly. W. II. Taylor. |
D. ii'i.r.
. M. I'issell.
Sunri/
Colin Macrae, Ibmiel Heiliiine, C. 0. Haile.
j Scholastic, Mercantile, & Mechanical.
.1 rnil-.iitirx iiii-I /'run hi/ Schools in (\hntln.
' L. McCandles.*.- m ile academy: 1'. Siand!
enniyer. male academy : Mr.*'. MeCandloss"
? aeaMemy furyonitgladies: Mrs. McCreiglit:
j Miss Dawsuu: ill's, l'cck; Mi s Maggie
' DcNoou.
*
! Di alers in Dry GvviD, Groceries, JJarilicarc
Sr., jr.
K. W. lloiiucv, .Junius lUmlnp. George AMon.
Mi>. M. T. ''auiplmll. I!. M Kennedy, Mrs.
M'-I.ei-li. elcndal Smilli. Mrs. Conner. Mrs.
Crosby. ? Ib iijamin, Mutlicsmi ,v Co., A.
T. l.ttiia. W. I). Mclluwall. S. 0|>j)cnlicim,
j M. Hanm vv liro.. Mcronoy, I?o.?\rcll ?k Pro.,
j .1. M. (layle. .fosojdi Similiters, T. S.
j Myeiv. .lames McKwan, IV. Gerald & ;
Co., Goouge Douglas,.). 11. Oj'pcnlu'iin &
Pro., Win. .Johnson.
i
i Drugyi*!*.
Yfm. Melvain, F. L. Zcmi.
JtO'ik S< i' a hil S.'tili'iiier.
James A. Young.
Willfhes 'iii'l Icnt liy.
James A. Young, I. 13. Alexander. A. Vf.
We'ui'lian.
lihrfcsmirfij, Wagon and Carriage Bakers.
5. Shiver, KobcrOIau, Xafhuu B. Arruuls.
Cabinet Warervoma and Undertakers.
C. L. Oliatten. Vt'iii. Tarver,
Builders.
T. F. Sutherland, C. L. CJiattcii, II. C. Huberts.
Merchant Tailor, ^
Charles A. McDonald.
Saddlery ami Harness,
J'. J. Oakesf.
A .
117icchvrlyht and Glumatenr.
11. J. Mct'reiglit.
%
Bakers.
Mrs. M A. Kennedy, F. Shoemaker.
Tan- Yards.
u. 15. Stephenson, F. I.. Xemp, John S. Brailley,
Alex. McJ.eod, Lewis .1. 1'attersun,
John Browa.
llolefo.
Mansion House, by - E. G. Robinson.
JcKalb House, by - J. II. Jungbluth.
I'riialc Ji'KinUn'J.
J. V.\ Rogers. *
Jliliniiri/ uml Ureas M>i1An<i. ' *
Miss L>. 11. McEw.im, Mrs. Jlninineislougb,
(.'/ hit'"
Methodist?.!. T. Wight mati, pastor.
Presbyterian?S. II. Hay, "
Episcopal?T. ! '. l'uvis. jr., '
Baptist?W. E. llughsoti, "
Grain and Lumber Mills.
?. T.. Zomp, flour'anil grist; .7ns. ft. Vaughn,
flour ati'l grist: .James .\. Kirklutul, grist;
J F. .Sutherland, lumber anil grist; W. K.
Hughes, lumber ami grist; Charles Perkins,
lumber: Col .lames 0. Ilaile, lumber
ami grist; A. H. IJoykin, llour, grist a ml
lumber; L..W. R. Blair, ilour ami grist;
Charles Raley, flour and grist ; .1. It. .Sowell.
grist: John \V. Gaskins, Hour, grist and
lumber; John A. Voting, grist and lumber;
T. J. Cauthen, lumber: Robert Kirk Icy,
grist: c-tate ol" Win, Shields, grist and
lumber: George it. Miller, flour and grist;
1.. J. Patterson, Hour and grist ; John fc>.
. Miller, flour and grist; estate of T. Lang;
grist and luinbc^ W. M. Kalley, grist,
John Cliesnut, grist and lumber; James.
Chi'stiut, sr., grist and lumber; John Mcltae,
grist and lumber: John llrown. grist;
estate of Harwell lioyicu^ grist ami lumber;
estate <>f Lemuel Dovkiti. grist ami lumber;
Mrs. Jane J. Knox, jurist.: Diehard Hyatt,
flour ami grist; Lewis l'eeples, Hour, gri^
ami lumber.
Bank Oificcrs and Directors.
/Iranr!t fjiiiik of (h<_ State o( South Carolina.
President?U'lu. M.Sntwinn; acting Cashier?
IV". I>. Amlcrsnn: ljook-Kp'r?J. 11. Net tips;
Assistant liook-Keeper?W. I). Amlerson.
Director.*?J. lloss I've, L. II. Dens. I.. L.
Wbitaker, John Cautey, L. \V. IJuiincy, A.
D. Jones, sr.
Hah!; of Camden.
President?V.'. 11. Johnson, sr. : Cashier?IV.
Ji. il. Workman; Teller and llouk-Keeper?
V\. D. Haxley. '
Direetors?K. 15. Johnson, Y.'ni. M. Shannon,
llenj. Perkins, li'. D. Me Do wall, John
Workman.
Pest Dlficp at C'iiindeiJj S. C.
" M ML AL ItA.NtJK.MKNTS.
Iltclnit'iii'l. C'h'irl' ttnn. C<-!hi;i?h<i, II\ stern and
II Vy M nh.
Due?Daily, \.r - - 7:550 p. ni.
Close?Sunday, Tucs lay >%, 'tmw? 0:00 p. la. '
Cliisc?Tuesday, Thills. -v Sainr. ll:UU a." u>.
I.mica: ' / . Flat Ji'i'di, ?5*t*. , ?Due?Monday,
Wedues'day \ l'ri. l J:00 a. in.
Close?Same days, a t - - ll:0Ua. jn.
Hid il,l!, Jlutsdl l'laec, ,Vr. J
Due?Tliursdity, by - - 12:'?0 m. * '
(Jlosf?Same day, ul - - ll;O0 a. in.
Tiller's Ferry, Jeff-rson, .jc. j
Due? -M outlay, by - 12:<I0 in
Closes?l'riday, at - - lU:D0 a. m.
Office Hours. .
rri.m S;Oil a. in. to 2:<!0 p. in., and for a
ii.11.. ..l'i?.? minoiiii'v ilii. himi 1 at iiiirlii
1" x. \v. ri:<; cks, i\ m.
To <hc Fricjids ci' the Soldiers
tilrocgmou'f tiik coxfildeuacv. "
, .
(jcau'teem aster (jen's. depakt'mt )
KWUtOll. lil'llKAt', V *
Richmond, February-0, 1801. J
i ii!i:nu.s and relatives of
g Soldiers iu t!ie Army ul' Northern Virginia.
are hereby notified that an arrange"
nielli ha-ibis ilav been e licet c J with the Southern
Exprors Company to carry till packaged
ut' too I aftJ wearing apparel to Richmond, Va.
To secure the advantages tints obtained
through the Expicss Company, the following
instructions to-ti-t be observed :
Packages must not contain more than one
hundred pounds, be well sect..-"! and plainly
marked, and sent tit the c.xpci.cc of the shipper
to either of the Soldiers" I 'lief Association.
which arc located as fob ws?
In North Cnro'iua. at Raleigh ; in South
Carolina, ai Columbia: in Georgia, at Augusta; *
iu Alabama, at-Montgomery : or to any othty
point at which ouc of these Associations have
tut oi'icc. . '
The Agents of these Associations will there
lake charge of them and ship .daily by Southern
express Company to the proper Agents of
thc^espceliveSlatesjit Richmond, -who will
sec Them distributed to the proper individual * *
owners. .
To meet the wishes?f the soldiers and to
give them a certain and speedy communication
with home, the Southern Express Compatty
has agreed to give this freight ^reference
over everything cfte, and. in order that
110 obstacle may occur to the success of so
biddable an enterprise, tiic several Railroad .
Companies are hereby requested to'render
the express coinpanv* such facilities as will
enable it to make this arrangement a complete
success. 1 ,
As the Southern Express Company assumes ?
all responsMtlll'y ni uie iran: pnriannn oiinesc
nackages, tli'j Hel l Asocial ions are r??f||u,stcJ
to withdraw their Agents, who have hereto- I
furc acted astravelliiigmcssengors. If the lie- *
lief Associations will establish ngeiices in * 4
the rem* of other armies, they may enjoy the
the same privileges hereby sccitVed to ! lie
Army of Noil hern Virginia.
F. W. SIMS
Liduteu.int Colonel and (Jitartermaster.
Approved?A. 11. I^vwton, thwart'r. Uencral.
OFFICE SOUTH KliN EXPUUSS CO.,} \ i
Amusiw 0 \., Fehuarr 20, lNi-1. j" ' . ' j
rrron; suutiieioeximiess comfa.w a
hereby notify ilie friends and relatives / I
of soldiers in the Army of Northern Virginia, / A
and elsewhere, that they arc prepared ? ir- { 'JU
ry unl arrangements as aniuuiuced in the^^^
above ollieial notice, and that they will do
iii tkcir power to fulfill its re<|iiircnittnts^^^^l
.1 AMES snua*. .
PupennteiuU'iit
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