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TEE AEMY SOLLS Of the South Carolina Patriots Who Fought the British Under PICONS AND SUMTER. ' \ Document that Should Be of Great Interest to the Descendants of the Gallant Men Led by Partisan Leaders. The Columbia State from week to w?ek publishes the names of the sol diers in the Revolutionary war, as they have been culled from the quan tity of loose documents discovered by Secretary of State Gantt in the State ? house. We publish these rolls from week to week as they appear in The State. The second installment fol lows: Note?The names beginning with "B" will be held for publication. Capt. Henry Caffey (or Coffey); lieu tenant at Jancksonborough in '79; un der Maj. Robert Crawford at Hanging Bock; commissary under Col. Da vie; captain under Sumter. Abner Cam. James Cain, sergeant; dead at close of Bevolution. Michael Cain, Capt. Wm. Baskin's company: James Cain, Capt. John Cowan's company. John Cains, dead at the close of vrar. John Caine, given five years pay in lieu of half pay for Ute by State; un der Capt. Wm. McCullougb, Col. Reel; lieutenant. Richard Cain. Patrick Caine. John Calcot, (of Georgetown) Ma rion. Bobert Calder, under Capts. John Cowan and Jas. Boucbillon. David Caldwell, Capt. Norwood; Plekens. James Caldwell, sergeant, Col. Thomson's regiment. Capt. James Caldwell, Plekens' brig ade; from April 12, 1781, to Dec. 6, 1782, in Capt. John Norwood's com pany; also service as lieutenant. James Caldwell, (dead at close of . Revolution) "South Carolina Inde pendent company." John Caldwell, third, South Car olina Continental regiment. Dr. John Caldwell, physician at tending militia. Joseph Caldwell, Waters' regiment. Joseph Caldwell, Col. Thomson's regimefit. William Caldwell, Col. Waters' regi ment. John Calhcun, dead at close of Rev olution; Rekens'; Capts. Caldwell and John Calboun's company. Alex. Calhcun. Capt. John Calhoun, Col. Robert Anderson's regiment, Plekens' brig ade. Thomas Calboun, Brandon's regi ment. Hugh Calboun. James Calhoun, Marion. Capt* Joseph Calhoun: served 1779 as lieutenant; 1780 to 1783 as captain. John Calhoun, Capt. John Carithere' eompany, Piokens, ;>ohn Ewing Calhoun, aide-de-camp to Gen. Pickens from May 1, 1781, to April 1, 1982. Patrick Calhoun, Jr., and William Calhorns John Caloghan, saddler for State troogn. John Calihan, Capt. Carithers, Pick James Calvert, Capt. Joseph Cal boun's company. Andrew Colley. John Calvert, clerk to commission ers of the navy board. Col. Cambray, "Lieutenant colonel on Continental and full colonel on miltiia." Andrew and James Cameron. John Cameron, Capt. Martin's com pany, Sumter's brigade; lieutenant under Cel. Winn. Joseph Cameron, lieutentant, Col. Winn. JohD Cammock. Andrew Campbell; in Georgia un der Col. Neel; under Sumter and Henderson. Angus and Anoren Campbell. Carter Campbell; in 1775) took 000 pounds powder "from on board Capt. Maitland in Georgia." David and Duncan Campbell. George Campbell, sergeant, Capt. Ro?_, Col. Mydelton, Sumter. Gilbert Campbell. Henry Campbell, Capt. John Cowan. Isaac Campbell. James Campbell, Capt. John Irwin; "house burned by Tories;" also under Capt. John Wilson. James Campbell, ('apt. John Cowan. Joh.u Campbell, Col. Branden. Patrick Campbell, Pickens. Philip Campbell. Robert Miss Campbell; first lieuten ant, Second Regiment Light Dra goons, Capt. Moore's company, Mydel ton's regiment, Sumter's brigade; also adjutant. Rouert Campbeii, kiiie?. jiliuujao t^auipbeil, under Cul. Thomas Neel in Georgia. Wil?am Campbeil: was at*the bat tle Of King's Mountain: also in ('apt. Howe's eompany of Sumter's brigade. Bich Cane. John Canmoure. George Cannon, Col. McDonald's regiment, Marion's brigade. David Cannon. Col. Waters' regi ment. Capt. McGaw'scompany. Edward. Henry William, Robert. James. John, Isaac and Adam Can non. Willam Cannon. "lifer" South Caro lina Continental line: trumpeter. Col. Hampton's regiment. Charles Cantey. Col. Wm. Richard son. James Cantey, (brigadier?) (Jen. Marion's brigade. Josiah < !antey, lieutenant Philip Cantc v. Samuel v actcy, Co!. Richardson, Marion. /. ? i'.M'iah Cantey. assistant to State Commissary Thos. Wade: also under Cap;. Chestnut. Andrew Capelle, Coni mental line. William Capers, lieutenant and cap tain; ueou ab cn.?&e oi lwvoiuliuu. John Cappard, Continental line. John Caps. Larkin Carden, under Gens. Sumter and Henderson. M. O. D?NTZLER February Embroidery Sale. Yards At Half Value. Every lady in Orangeb?rg County knows what my Embroidery Sale means. Just saves you 50 per cent on EMBROIDERIES Great Line at 10 cents and 15 cents a yard. Sale Commences Promptly at 9 O'clock Monday Morning, Feb. 29th. ??[ Xveacler and. Controller of Low Xr*rico? Benj. Carey. Francis Carlisle, private in Capt. Noble's company: lieutenant in Capt. B. Carithers' company, Pickens. William Cariess, sergeant major. Frederick Cam, Marion. John Came, apothecary at hospital. Lewis Cams, Col. Maham's regi ment. Robert Carnes, from June 25, 1TS0 under Capt. Hugh white and Lieut. I Drennen: lost gun at Sumter's defeat I lost horse in ''action at Broad River; 'in 1781 under Lieut. Robinson guar jdin; a jail "in Col. Kimbail's regi I ment." J Abraham and Edmond Carr. ! Josepo carr, capL. Uoouwin's com | pany, Taylor's regiment. j John, Jr., and Robert Carr. William Carr. under Capts. Jacob : Harriet and .Thomson, and Lieut. Smith. Wm. Carraway, corporal, Capt. Moore's independent company. Adam Carrick, Capt. Ross, Sumter. Mathew Carithers. Capt. R. Ander son's company, Bickens. Hobt. Carithers, captain, Bickens' ; brigade, service from 177:? to ITS- as j private in the companies of Capts. Anthony Herd, John Calhoun and ' Wm. Freeman, probablv succeeding ' the latter in tbe command. Wm. Carithers, under Capts. An derson and Carithers. Alexander Carruth, sergeant, Capt. 1 Mart in's company, Sumter's brigade. Adam and David Cars in. < Win. Carson (probably killed): j widow, Elizabeth. ! Daniel Carroi, Col. Brandon. ! Edmund Carroll, driving cattle for Continental army: also in militia. Jacob Carroll. ! John Carrol, probably killed at Sum-1 i ters's defeat. Joseph Carrol. Col. Henry flump I ton, Sumter. Samuel. Thomas and Wm. Carrel. Adam Carson, Capts. John McGaw ;' and Jos. Carson. David Carson, Capt. Jos. Carson, Bickens. James Carson, lieutenant, Pickens: commanding company on duty Aug. 20, 1782. John Carson, Capt. Jos. Carson's company. John Carson, Jr. Capt. Joseph Carson, Pickens' brig ade; private from Aug. 17, 1781, to Nov. 15, 1781; then promoted to cap-1 tain. Samuel Carson, under Capts. Joseph Carlisle and Carithers, Pickens' brig ade: also under Capt. Francis Carlisle. Thus. Carson, Capt. Jos. Carson. Wm. Carson, Capts. John and Wm. McGaw's company. Wall er Carson. Joseph Carswcil, Capt. John Mc Gaw. Geo. Carswcil, sergeant: Capts. Jos. J Calhoun and Wm. McGaw. Clmrcliwell Carter. Dudley Curler, lieutenant. ?lames Carter lieutenant; dead at close oi Revolution. ?lohn Carter, Marion: captain of the; "American Scout Company:"' Nov. 22, j \S2: had 70 men Nov. 2!. 'S2. .lohn Carter. Capt.. Ross, Sumtcr. I Matthew Carter. ? Hobt. Carter, Capt. McCowan. Robt. Carter, captain: dead at eiosc of Revolution. Robert William Carter. Randolph Carter. Samuel Carter. Thomas Carter. William Carter Coutinential line: sergeant major. .lo.M'ph Car; ledge. Kdmund Cartlidgc, surgeon, Col. Samuel Hammond's regiment. Thomas Cary. ,lo<eph Caryl, quartermaster, Col. ? H. Hampton's regiment. Wm. i iassel Ice I.-1. Aron Casey, Roebuck's regiment. A oner Casey, Pickens. Christer, Casey, Roebuck's regi ment. John Casey. Levi Casey, captain and lieutenant1 colonel. Peter Casey. William Casey, Capt. Mapp's com pany, Pickens. John Caskin, "artificer" to Colleton county regiment. John Caskey, Capt. Adams' com pany, Lacey. Samuel Caskey. Cannon, Willis and William Cason. i>euj. Jwiui aud iieury, Casuis. Jesse Cassity. Peter Cassity, Capt. Chestnut. Zachari?h Cassity. Thomas Castiller. William Castieberry, sergeant, Hoe buck's regiment. John Caston, Littleton's Bastion. Aaron Gates. W?.tor'r?g!^ r* John Catterton, private and cap-' tain. John Carter, captiain the "Ewhaw Scouts," 177:?. Wm. Cater. Hurrel! Cato. Henry Cato, lieutenant. | James Cato. ! William Cato. probably Marion. John Catterton, captain. Aimer, ('atlei. George, John, Na than, Richard, Sherard and Zachias! Cauley. William Causey. Ilenj. Cavil. Roebuck's regiment. Hurrell Cookc, Capt. Iloss' com pany, Sumter's brigade. i\.melius Cook, (lapt. Walker's com pany; probably killed at Sumter's su rprise. I >aniel Cooke. 1 h*ury C?H?!?e. John Cooke, Hie kens' brigade. Julio (took, sergeaul. '.'ant. Ilumph's! company, under Lieut. Col. W. H. Thomson and Gen. Henderson: also (!ol. Marshall's rcgira :nt. Capt. John Cook, Col. Taylor's rcgi- j mem, iiuuuciAuu a lm iguui. i Nathaniel Conk. Capt. N. Martin's company, Sumter's brigade. Reuben Cook, Cols. Ely Kershaw and John Marshall. Robert Cook, before fall of Charles-1 ton in commands of Lieut. Col. Ely Kersbaw and .lohn Marshall, contin uing in the command of the latter during tne year 1781. Capt. Roherl Cook, Mariou's brig ade. Reuben Cook, .Ir. Lebun Cook. Thomas Cook, Cols. Brandon's and iloebuck's reui men is. Warmock P. Cooke, Capt. Hughes' company, Brandon's regiment. West Cook. Wilson <' iok. William Cook, sergeant, Col. Bran clou's regimet. ii uiiaiij v lOksi'V. ?-???? ? ? ,z-\: Jchn-1 ston's company. Conrad Conn. Col. Taylor's regi-l ment. Henry Coon, .Jr., Capt. Jacob Pol-1 mer's company, under L'nui Col. I iIolU'i Liiidnaj .:!: ! I Ol Walci'S. I lenry (!oou ,ti/nt! ('you, dpt. John A. Summers Com rvi nr Lewis Coon. C iL Tai lot 's regiment. Uriah Conner. E/.ekiel I' toper. Continental service. ' K I ward ?looper. <' ip?. ('.toper (Jacob): also served as private in Capt. Ceo. Neely's company, under Ad.iir and Neu. Sumtcr. George Cooper, lieutenant: in charge of detail of six men. with four BriiKh prisoners, taken by C >l. Irwin (at San tee) Aug. Mi. 1781. James Conpi-r, special i|iiartcr ma>tcr, ,1 bj Gov. Rutlcdge lo have ge stores, etc., at Edisto: served also as private horse il.ail 11 I IM HI IWl .M I I HC. nuuJta v nijji-i. ' afli. ;VUiilll A COUl pany, !.y'- rej/lmeut. James cooper; uead at close of Rev olution. Joseph Cooper. .lohn Cooper, Roebuck's regiment: lost horse at Sumter's defeat: Was un der Capts. Pagan, John Mills and Robert Cooper. John Cooper, Capt. McBee's com pany, Roebuck's regimen;;: also Capi. Adams' company, Lacey's regiment; also prior to fall of Charleston under Capt. John James and Lieut. Samuel James: unjer Lieut. Wm. Dick and Col. McDonald. Capt. John Cooper, 177s>. Teter Cooper. Richard (' toper, commissary to Mar ion's brigafle. ('apt. Hobt. Cooper, under Col. La cey. Samuci Coupei. iieutciiuiib, Mauaui's Stacey Cooper. Sylvester < 'a >p< r. quartermaster. William Cooper. Capts. Mapp and MoP.ee's compauy, Roebuck's regi ment. William Cooper, lieutenant. William <!oopcr, .1 r. \> imam Cooper, i apt. Arnim s con- j pany, Lacey's regiment. William Cooper, Sr. John Copeland, Rickens' regiment. John <' ipeland, Ural Ion's regiment. Patrick Coppley: dead at close of j Revolution: widow. Klizabeth. Thomas Curam, engraver for mak ing money. Hrinklcy <' >rbett. i ?aniei ? ?r'uei i. Jarnos Corbel t. Arthur Corhin, wagon conductor for Greene's army. John Confer. R ?bt. Corkshaddon, Capt. John I'unniiigliaii > C"ii!|iaey oj Cii. Dill's regiment: also under Lieut. Thos. Henderson. Capt. Garrison and Col. liratou. James Cosby, Capt. Anderson. ?iiiiiiu ? ? ..??Li.uw, < OlJbiuCbal linC. Itobt. Cosby, wounded, ('apt. Henry Cottey; was at Hang ing Rock, under Maj. R. Crawford. Daniel Cottingham, lieutenant. IT WAS VETOED. The Jurisdiction Act Returned "With out Got. Heyward's Approval. Gov. Heyward has vetoed the aet relating to "exclusive jurisdiction"' of the federal government over eer tain property it has acquired and might hereafter acquire in this State. The bill was hard fought in bolk houses, on the ground that it wouli be delegating to the United States too much authority over property i& this State at the sacrifice of the right* of the State. It was argued 1n reply that, unless this exclusive jurisdiction could bs acquired the secretary of ibe treasury would decline to continue work on the federal buildings at Spar tanburg, Bock Hill, Georgetown an* Florence. After several consultations with the senators from the respective counties, Gov. Hey ward put his veto on the measure and Friday sent a message to the senate, in which body the bill originated. The message says: "I herewith return without my ap proval an act entitled 'an act ceding to the United States exclusive juris diction over certain lands acquired tor' public purposes within the State, and authorizing the acquisition thereof.' My reasons for not approving it are as follows: "Section 8, clause 17, art. 1 of tb* constitution of the United States con templates that the consent of the leg islature be freely given to the acqui sition by purchase of a particular place or particular places within the State for one of the purposes enume rated in the constitution. "The act goes beyond the intention of the constitution in consenting to the acquisition not only by purchase, but also by condemnation or other wise^?not of a particular place or par ticular places?but of anyplace, with in the State without limitation or reference to its situation, locality and present use, or to the size or quality of the lands to be acquired, or to the purpose for which it may be acquired by the United States government, "In order to protect the State aad its citizens, the legislature, in every cession of land and renunciation of its sovereignty over the same, should first consider the situation, location and present use of the particular place to be ceded, the amount of land em braced in the cession, and the purpose* for which it is to be ceded in order to determine whether such cession is to the public interest." Met An Awful Death. Two unknown travelers who wer? journeying along the trail betwee* Meetetse and Gold Reef, Wyo witk i everal pack horses, have met an aw ful death. The trial is a treacherous short cut to Gold Reef and is danger ous even in summer, winding along the edge of a ravin nearly 3,000 feet deep. The men are known to have left Meetetse Sunday and have not been heard from since. Unmistable evi dences that the horses had lost their footing on the icy path and had fallen on the rocks below were found by a traveler this week. Death of a Rector. Rev. Churchill Satterlee, rector ef Trinity Episcopal church of Columbia, died suddenly Tuesday night of heart disease at Summerville, near Augusta, Ga., where he had gone for his health. He was 35 years old and very highly esteemed?son of Bishop Satterlee of Washineton, D. C. Dill Cottingham. Geo. Cuttino. Millington Couch. Robert Coughran, Pickens' Brigade: dead at close of Revolution. William Coughran, Pickens' brig ade. (to be continued.) soreJands itching, Burning Palms, Painful Finger Ends, Shapeless Nails. SORE FEET Inflamed, itching, Burning, Snre, Tender and Perspiring. | ONE NIGHT TREATMENT, j Soak the hands on retiring in a strong, hot, creamy lather of Ciiticura Soap. Dry and anoint freely with Cuticura Ointment, the great skin cure and parcst of emollients. Wear, during the night, old, loose kill gloves, or bandage lightly in old, soft rot tun or linen. For red, rough and chapped hands, dry, Assured, itching, feverish palms, with brittle, Pliupclcss nails and painful linger ends, ?!:*::? troatsivnt is simply wonderful, fre quently curing in a single application. Complete local and constitutional treatment for every humour of the skin, scalp and blood, with loss of hair, may now be bad for one dollar. Bathe with hot water and Cuticura Soap, to cleanse the surface of crust? and scales, .1...; .-.ufic-n'tbe thickened cuticle. Dry, without, hard rubbing, and apply Coll en ni Ointment freely, to allay itching, irritation and inllntniuation, and soothe and heal, and ntsliy, take the Cuticura Resolvent I'UN to cool and cleanse the blood. This treatment affords instant relief, permits real and sleep in the severest forms of Eczema and other itching. In ruing and scaly humours, and points lo aepeedy, permanent and economical cure of torturing, dlsllgur ins humours, from pimples to scrofula, fr?>m infancy to age, when all other rei ? lies ami the best physicians fail. I, . . hnu'.lh^wnrM C?Meur? Rftorwit. fitef I? f - , ft ( itnl PUli, prrvtul ol '<"). Olnl [Irpntai London. .7 ChtrterhoaM I- i . : Um-.!p la I'd, t: n?.t..n, 1"T Columbus ATI. ;? ?. |ir ig ! . . Corp.. Sot? IVorrii-tori. Cjr*Sr:i(t for " iiow to Cure Every Humour." [&edo? (Syspepsaa Cus*& Digests what you eat.