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. \ ' ? ' g , ./r.N ' : -r * ^" ' * J ^ .. V . . 1 - I Jl lg LATEST ARMY NIWS^ FROM ltICHMO,XZ>. ~ Richmond, Jan. 8.?The -Secretary 'of -War! - has removed the restrictions from press reports, recently exispng. Agents and mombers of the Pros? Association will please forward all novrapf interest from their vnrious districts'. y... FROM AUGUSTA. . Anpf3TA, January 4.-t-Ih Angusta on Tuesday q,b.ant 800 negroes wero sold by aucxion Rouses at an average of from 8000 to 3500. * FROIfsTvAiVFAII. 4 i./mtd. t I.m 4 A nanllmnm ' wJm liifY M\ tf tlH? T. + gUMViVUIUU "?V ?\#?% Ixat week says tbc city continued jjuiet, and.citizeiis uumolystcd. Private property w said to ho respected. Orders have been jilted not to cut tlic shade trees. Sherman promised to bring fire wood by the gulf road. The 14tli and 15th corps aro entrenching.? Their entrenchments rcackfroin the yyver to the plank cpAd. > The Yankees were building new pontoon bridges opposite the exchange.? Yhc churches on Smiday-wcr^ filled with ladies, jtfany negroes who joined Sufe^man in the couutry ate leaving. The roads arWined with tiiern. Sherman is going to hold a levee Tor the negroeB in the pity. A Federal paper called the "Daily Loyal." is issued from the ^ News office, by Capt. M. Simorcs. ^n. John W. Gary is in command ofttie. post. Several steamers are engaged in Amoving obstructions from-the river. The'Adarns Express Co., have an offico. ItiCHMoan, Jan.. 3.?An officird telegram from Charleston says that the Federat raiders are reported to have returned from Mobile, and going westward?they left 40 wounded. Tiro enemy lure landed iu force outho lina side of the uSavannah river, and are dr'v* ing in our pickets towards ilardcville. .. STILL tJWJSR. Charleston', January 5.-*-No"further rooveK mctit of the enemy reported to-day. ills K forces are still cohceutraving between ilarde j illc and Savannah, and aro reported advancHr 111-r ou Grahntnvillc. l o Auocsta, Jan. 5.?Advices from below conm firm tho report that Sherman's forces had & crossed the Savannah Hirer. They are bo&. Jievod to be moving towards GrahamviHe. The reported dcatb of Gens. llood.aud Forrest is V not confirmed. r " ? , NORTHERN NEWS. Richmond, Jan. 4.?The _ Washington 4*Chroniclo" of the 3d lias been received. The Board of Supervision o? the city and county of New York have resolved to raise, four million of dollars, to pay a thousand dollar bounty. The steamer Charlotte, with 1020 bales of coty " * ^ * ton bail arrived at Hartnuda. Also the Oivl ? . r ~ > with 700 bales. Ex-vice President Dallas -died at Philadelphia oh the 3-lst. Gold in New York 227 3-4. FROM THE CQ4ST. Auousta, Jan 7.?TliO Chronicle tk Sentinel have receive^ the Federal Savunwxh Creotyian of the 2d, which contains Sherman's General Order controlling affairs. *His course, is libcrt - al and concllKatory. Declares^ families not to be molested. Chuiu'rtv .schools and places of amusement are allowed free irse. Citizerra ^re required to clioosc at once whether to leave-or remain. Two news papers are .allowed, but; forbideu to make comments on the doing of the authorities. Thfe fire departmcut had a i r n . n i ' i i review octore uen. ueary on oaiuruay?tweivc hundred and fifty firemen. Regular mails have been established with the north. The city is divided into districts, each having a Provost Marshal. Gcu. Jackson is stated by . the llepublicaa to have been captured before Nash ville. No new movement of. the onem*, reported. The Chronicle of this morning contains.two columns on Statu Sovereignty. dissolution of Copartnership. A r r>YTl? WTDU At? \tT?RAVUV 4- tJACrtl^fffT W * O - ' XJ.JCJ W JU X (V JJVC u DJJU IT no L dissolved by mutual coasent ou the 1st day of _J?auary, 1865. Persons holding claims of any.doecrip-tiou against said firm will present the same for payment. MERONEY & BOSWELL. January 6 ** ' lmo?tri-w i, w ' Special Notices ( . ?: ^ 1 ... * ?t- - ? r ?, , ' IjfattEWAKy^LJ,; P^tjSaFROM CHJ ,Jirg *ny one , on my accodnt, ex?cptthroug written order from myself, my wife or my autbori agenit, B. M. Brown. T. S. MVERt Rent 29 *f ~ " r ??. ALABAMA Fire Insuranc COMPLY. ?;o:-=r - > THE UNDERSIGNED, AS AGENT FOB T "above Southern Insurance Company, prepared to issue policies of Insurance agui loss bv Fire on all buildings &c. W. L. DePass April 13 ' 1 MUTUAL LIFE INSTRMCE. fBUllU CJSJL*lA?'lT>nM ir * trrv/i a ?? r n Tf"> u.vn.xu.ilitl'.l'ltiU I JB. Agency of clic Ml"TUAL LIFE INSURAN COMPANY of Raleigh, North Carolina, fyr Oil DEN. AND VICINITY, is prepared to" r'eceivo plications- for policies of LIFE INSURANCE, the rncfct readable terms. The Lives on SLAV insured at moderate rates. W. L DePass, Agent April 18 . 1 - * KINOVtLLE HOTEL. * . * . > ' . ' * The subscribers beg leave to inpoi the travelling public tliut they have lea aud re-opened, the KINGV1LLE HOTEL, at Junction of tho Soiitl} Parpliria and Wilniinztpi Manchester Railroads f and that hpnenforth pass gcia on uibso roaus nmy expect a UUUD .MEAL their liouso. # , The subscribers are ntrare {hat, tmdbr its fort management, tho KINGYILLE HQ'l'EL wus al!ov to Suffer in reputation; but-the j have determii that, under their directorship, it shall ho kept up the standard of n ?1KST CLASS EATING HOU; j and tlicj, therefore, solicit the patronage of the trai ins public. * BATES A MILLllli Ma j 11 STATE OF SOUTH CAKOLi$A ADJT AND INSPECTORS KN.*S OFFICE v ullmjji.v, uocemuor is, SPECIAL ORENliS NO. 47. J THE APPOINTEES TO TIIE STATE MI LIT KY Academy will immediately report to Lie J. 11. PATRICK, commanding Arsenal at Colurut S. C., instead of Mnjdr J. B. White, commanding B taliou State Cadets, as heretofore ordered; and tin orders apply to these who h.avo already reported Major White, as well as to tlloso who have not. Tl: will report to Lieut. Patrick, prepared to take 1 field. ^ 11* So much of Special Orders No. 20 as confli with these order* is countermanded. By order of the Govomor. A* C. GARLINGTON, Dec 23?2t Ailj'tand Iiispector-GeuoralS. C lhipQrj <}f State cypy twice! qOARD RELIEF,'' All persons not on the list of ben FICIA.KIES for 1864, who claim reriefjrom I Soldier's Board ol Relief lor Kershaw District, arc quired to present their clainis to the Board, on . or loro its next meeting, on the 25th instant, according the form and certificates provided by the Board. 'J namo aud age of each person claimed for, must sctforth id the application. The families of froe ; grocs, whose mules have been or aro employed in military service as laborers or otherwise, aro also ei tied to the benefits of tiie law, and are included in foregoing notico. All persons who fail to present their claims by i time stated, will be excluded from all benefit urn the law. By order of the Board : JNO.M. DeSAUSSURE, - ?-?. , Chairman __________ ----- i For Sale. A VALUABLE PLANTATION IN MISSISSIP This plantatien is situated in Lawrence ( Mississippi, at the mouth -of White Sand .Creek, Pearl-River, and contains 870 acres, most'of which superior bottom land, and -produces corn -and ot grain equal to any l>ottom land inr.Mississippi. It\ also rookfe'from 800 to lflOO pounds cotton per acre There is a large Gin and Mill Shed, with a Dew ( lload and excellent Milf Stoues. Tho Gin and 1 aro located upon u canal leading from White Sand, wli supplies abundant water at all times, the si ation is very healthy, and is well adapted for stt raising. Steamboats make regular trips throe mou iu. the year. Altogether it is one of the cheapest a most valuable places now offered for sale. Apply GEO. W. BARNfeS, ?? Chmdon.te. C. January -i \ ( Administratrix Sale. I WILL SELL, AS ,/LDifINISTItATItIX 01 T1 estato ot W. W. Mc ov, on the I8th inst., \t residence of the deceased,' a number of Hord*s, Aiul Slieep, Hogs, Ac. N. C. McCOY, January 6?2 Adm'x > ' '* % ' fflSBE hk UUU X X1XJUXJX V JJXJ ^zed T7?IXE DRESSING COMBS; POCKET DO.; 5* I Pearl A gate Buttons, Shoo Kp^ves; lil^ck Flax Thread, Fiua Tooth Combs; Knitting Needles, Steel Pens, Pen Holders; ~ 20 00x03 Tobacco, Fine Flour; 80 great gross Bone Buttons, Alotal Buttons; 40 doz. Children's Stockings,-Tacks; _ 40 " " Socks, Rod Flannel; " Lady Pens, Sweet Potatoes; Kugli^h Cottop Cnr^e; . Biogans, pegged and sowed; Ifc, 20,9Uft Needles, Writing Ink; at ,* JI.h ' 3. A.BENJAMIN'S. . 1S December 12. ro.w.fr. in?t , STATJE OF SOFTII CAROLINA. ADJ'T AND ISSf KOTOR-GBJ}?. OFFICE, 'j Columuia, Decembor 27, 18C1. GENERAL ORDERS KO.H. J THE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVING beou elected to the Fiold Officers of the Bevcral Eegimonth of Stnto Troops, aro herewith announce^ as ?d 3UC'1' auc* w'!' be obeyed and roapocted accordingly, the Regiment-State Troops. } & Crfftoel?J $ GUIFFIN. on- > Liouienant-Colonel?F HERN DON. , at .Major ? D1I?E$. Second Regiment State Troops. neI Lieutenant Colonel?W II DUNCAN.' ,t;? ll?in._n M TJU't' iod I - ? t0 Third V.'eyj wttf SUU Troofis. SE, Colonel?A D GOODWYN. ,ei- Lieutenant-Colonel?J W HARRINGTON. Major?J MclYER. Fourfls Itcjimeut Slatt Troops. ~ "Colonel?R B LTGtf.Y. . Lieutenant-Colonel?J R SPEARMAN. Major?J W FERGUSON. ****** I By command: (Signed,) A. C. GARLINQTON, Adj't find Inspector-General S. C. Official: G. A. Follix, A. A. General. January 6?1 rvr Papers of SUite copy once. STATE OF SOLI II CAKpjLI.IA. OFFICE OF AUDITOR QF S- C., 1 Columbia, Dec 24,18C4. j rrilE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS HAVE 1 been adopted for tho presentation and payment, ,, through this office, of requisitions and claims upon the ' Executive Depnrlniunt of this State: . 1. Whenever practicable, nil requisitions for funds by tho heads of military bureaux and works of the * State, and all claims against the Executive Department Btnin ulir.ll l.n Irangmittvil tnthiii nlfinAi fnr nr. U1 H.V UI..V, ........ ? aininutiou and audiUgfeast one week before the first '1'^ day of each lnonth.^^equisitions and claims appriovod 0 by the Governor will bo paid between the 5th and 10th days of the mouth next succeeding the one iu . which c B they were submitted for audit. 2. Kxcopt under spcciul circumstances, funds will not be remitted by mail. Parties who desire to receive amounts through agents, will pieasc observe tho following form of power of attorney: I, , do hereby appoint my true and , lawful attorney to sign receipts for and receive payment of all money which may be now due or coming K- to ino from the Executive Department of the State of the South Carolina. . re- Witness my hand and seal , this day. be- Witness , ,.(l. b.) to 3. No bill will be paid unless sworn to by theclalm.'lie ant, and no requisition will bo allowed unless perbo pared as near as may be, according to the forms prone scribed by the army regulations of the Confederate the States, and certified in duplicate by the proper officer iti of the department or Service for which the requisition tho is made. " 4. All requisitions and dnims of the character licrothe in referred to, Jliat were rcndered.previous to tho date ier of this notice, and which havo been audited and approved, wiH bo paid as heretofore, upon appli&tion to this office JAMES TUl'PER, Auditor of S. C. Approved: A. G. Magsatji. __ ' Dec28 ' \l jjggTXtt papers in the-Statgirisert once. ' n. To Manufacturers. >> , T>y authority op the act of the GEN?.n 13 ERAL Assembly December, 18G4, "TIkl SpI ?? dier's Board 01 uener 01 n.erMiuw ?<? h?*" Manufacturers of Cotton and WoolhwGoods, including vill yams, Iron, Nails and other iron ware; Cotton and Wool Cards, ILats, Ca'p^ Paper, Stoneware and Potte"Jin ry . Leather, Shoes, Iloote, Salt, Copperas, Spirituous iia'uors, Terobene Oil, and Turpentine, to doliver, to ieh the Board, or any member thereof, or to the Treasurer, tu> on or before the 1st of Fobruary next, a statement in >ek writing, under oath, setting forth such and ao many of tis the above articles' as wero manufactured by them in the nd yWr eight hundred and sixty-four ; and to deliver to tlae naid Board or their officer in Camden, on or before the said tlrst day of February next, a Tax in-Kind of three per ce?t. of all manufactures embraced in their" ' said returns. ? In default of such return or payment, tho Board will proceed to estimato the amount of such manufactured products, and assess a Tax-iu Kind thereon of six per 9E cent., and issue execution for threo times market valthe ue thereof. ice, , By order of the Board: JSC. M. DKSAUSSURE, . Jan. 6?lOt? Chairman. \ \ ' ' % - :J*' ' A CrHAKMIXG NEW iiOOtt ^?6T OCT. The Captain's Bride* a TiMUM-IICT^.? OP THE w?. ^ ut w. D. ^*9^x9% in*. d;^r._K Neatly bound in paper, p$>e............... .$1. Upon receipt of the priao it witt be mailed teMf; | part ef the Confederacy p9Mage prepaid, A. RWrai discount to the Trade. ' ' Aa the edition is limited thf ftn$f v*H dfc Yfttf to > iorwatd their order at ago. IN PRESS, CA8T.L.i\Ei The Said of girklaiad, (illustrated,) ' BY EDWARD EDGKVILIJi. ? * / 4 Prick, -.1 $l / . , ? ] The Deserter's Daughter. A. TALE FOUNDED UPON 2EAL INCIDENTS 0 - THK WAR IN'NORTH CAROLINA. BY W. D. HEBIUXOTOH, SlU> If. f. ?ATAL+T. pwcb, ... ROSE EMMER80N, TM BDIDAL OF TliE FOTNPLl?af (iL^CaTRAIlD,) BT EDWARD BDGKTILL2L Priob,.... .......... $1.8* * Upon oil our publications we allow a Hbecnt diaooKt to the Trade. " 'ippon account of the inaufflcient supply of paper enrh mlitidn of thwte honntifnl VovollntKnn wUl fen limf. ted, therefore the Tq$ebad better forward their orders al once. ^ ?. Address WM. I. SMITH & CO., PaUishera, Raleigh, N. ?. BgT Editors inserting this advtrtisefKc^ with tfc| note, will receivo a copj of each book. Nov. 14 " I % | , - j STATE OF S9FTA P4RPMIf4: ADJ'T & INSP. GEN'LS OFFICE, Columbia, Dec. 27, '1164 ?MK?RAL ORDERS NO. 22. 1. THE COMMANDING OFFICER . pF BA.Cp and every Militia Regiment in the Etajte, will at onco proceed to_ enroll and organize all per*on8 5vt|Mp thor respective commands liable to militia dtity, to frit; All persons between the ages of sixteen and i jp$tt years, ezcopt only persons who have btaa exempted by.the Surgeon General of the State, or the State Board of Surgeons at Columbia, S. C.; on thr groined of peruiouenf physical disability, and persons detailed by Confederate authority. . , <i IL Xliose who claim exemption on the ground of pllysicnl disability, but who have not certificates.front the Surgeon General, or the State Board of Surgesns of recent date, will, norertheleas, bo enrol!ad, aril "#01 bo exibluned by tho District Surgeon to ba heraafter appointed- . ;i\ . . , III. The commanding officer of regiry?nts will'cause all vacancies of officers in their feaberava regiolaaif to be ffilleii liy election, or by appointments' ffisda: kceording to'law, and rewru to fJilS'office, Within 'tap $*7f after the receipt of these orders, Jtho socompsnyjng Roster, tilled out according to headings, showing oflf cere of regiments and nlunber of parsons between the ages of sixteen and fifty, and fifty and sixty y6trp of ago. IV/ The commanding officers of regiments will hat enroll persona between sixteen and fifty yeap who have gone forward and reported under-tha late, call fo'r troops, but will bo careful in enrolling- and reporting the name? of allptrtoni who have not responded'to .i,n. ._ii ?hav mw ha arrested and Sent forWard *blutb tatif wiiuv ?*?v^ j ? ? >~t*-lh*ir respective commands. Y. The commanding officers of regiments Idll require retarni aceoMtng tothe*. irdore, to he made by commanding offieereofxSropanii^ and will superintend '1 said enrolment, and, lfnewksaryy erd?r ocfc-their re. s;wet>ve commands fbrLhispdrpoea. v < ; J-: VI. The prompt execution of these orders ispereop. torily required, as no delinquency in their daty Will be oxcused or overlooked, and; each regiment Will be put under orders for active service iui the Iftld.' -f By order of the Governor andCommsndor-in-Cbiet [Signed] A~. G. GA.HIINGTON',' Adjutant A Inspector General Official. G. A. Fount, . ' ' January 4 Fifty Valuable Negroes. COMPRISING HOUSE SERVANTS AND-FIELD ' Hands,-will bo ofrared for sale-at the Corn Boufte in Camden on Tueeday the. lTth ot January hash Also a good Iron Axled WAGON and several good MULE8. Terms made known on day of sale.' ' * . This property will be disposed of at private sale, beore tho day named, if desired. ; p P intrKTanw 1'. U j 9 . January .4 - < . " " ;v