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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-25
NUMBER 81.

ries did Orestes, until they submit In the
second place, 10 guard against their sud
den union Of forces. as 70 OTerWhelm ms Al
any given point. They have completed ;hr
forty miles of railroad from Danyille 10
Greenboro', and are ready to use IL 10
throw strong reihfoEeRmenIR into Yirgiuia.
Let this be looked TO. To be obliged 10
retire IS in, itself disaster, to retire hope
less OF another advance, is demOralizing;
and to fall back upon strongholds, discon-
nected, and await seige, famine and desIi-
tuition, Is tantamOunt to surrender. II We
take advantage of their falling back, to
the utmost, they will never advance again
but in n few months will be 'sdriyen 10
the wall" Will this be dOue2 The eyes
of the whole civilized world are watching
to see.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-25

AMI Rhett2 ALI these men are either for
the United States Government uucondition-
ally against all rebellion, or they are not.
If they are not, the shadoWy differences OF
their opposition to it are OF no Importance,
Whether they resist it by arms, or morally
support armed resistance, their enmity is
the same. They are the foes Of the coun-
try, its government, its unity, aud its flag.
And as that country is the great hope OF
kind, these men are Conservative of an
nrcby, Of rebellion, of social chaos.
Is that the conservative party to which
any patriot belongs?
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-25
The very Latest from Prentice.

We have received letter from Spring.
feld in this State, signed HThree She Re
bells" They very boldly intimate or rather
say that ne he. Indeed We don't lie and
we wOu't. They must excuse our want OF
gallautry in saying they lie, and that We
will sooner be hanged than lie with them.
We should like information as to the
pedigree of this triple rebel concern. We
can readily understand that Cerberus, the
uiple.headed dog ~ Helrs gate. was the
sire, but who in the name Of Syeorax aud
the three Furies can have been the dam ?
We suppose they claim to have q dau,
though We guess they are net worth one
LoEigriIle Journal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-25

or HHDsy prime sasdF, Just EsooiTsd direct from
Sd I'D New Orleans y .aioRR1soS AGO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-25
NoYEMnER l3. lS62.

"EDITORS MISSOURI DEMOCRAT :-Y our
article on emancipation, in the Democrat
Of the 10th, contains the true doctrine.
The people at the recent election declared
for emancipation, but not by the majority
that would now be given for that measure
In many counties there werenO Emancipa-
tion candidates, while many men from
timidity, and others from habit, voted the
anti. Emancipation ticket. Many who,
before the election, were silent or hostile,
now favor it. In this county the con-
yerts are counted by scores. All sensi-
BILE men are now convinced that Missouri
cannot remain slave State
"By all means let the emancipation be
immediate. The congress that meets next
winter will assist the State, but will the
next one? 1 fear not But aside from
this, we should be done with the institu-
ton at once and forever. Remove the only
excuse for rebellion in this State, and
identify our interests fully with the in
terests of Illinois and other Western
States. A policy which would put of
the decision of the question in the meeting
of another Legislature might defeat it for
years, and is only advocated by those who
desire that such shall be the result II
the next Legislature and Congress act
wisely, the rebellion will result in good to
Missouri.
al have some twelveor fourteen slaves.
This letter is written hastily, and of fcourse
is not intended for publication / merely
wished to assist in holding up your hands
when right"
am very respectfully, &C.,
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7 = -oFLULAL NOIIcEH Double tho above fRte8.
A1-Hearly Advertising on reasonable terunA GccoF-
ding to the space occupied and the fehauges
made.
AlladvertissmentsfrOn transient persons or trang
ers, to be paid for IN Advance
Business Cards not exceeding i've lInes $40
or 50 for six months hut for shorter period nothing
VIII be counted less tltan a square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons as
we'll all legal advertisements and Advertisements
ofAucon sales and real estate, sent In by them
be paid for at the usual rates
A8-Adyerttsements not accompanied with Writts.i
directions will bs inserted until and charged
accordingly.
cases at full rates
Marriages, Notices. sof Funerals and announcements
Of sermons, so cents each. nOnTll-'6e
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operations. A strong force Of ours in that
vicinity wonId occupy at least as many OF
the enemy, and perhaps could cut OF their
attempts TO join the rebels 1t the east Of
the B.ue Ridge, when the first decisive trails
Of strength shall take place We have men
enough, reserves in countless numbers, that
can be sent on TO occupy HarPer's FeEry
and Washington. The new campaign
ought to be short, sharp and decisive all
around
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4atlggntelllgRt1fet
TERMS OF ADvERTIs1NG

TWINS BOLD LINES or NoNPARzII, ION OSE IHuH, )oA
LESS HAKn SoUARE
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A SlRVehOlder's View OF EInaneipa
tiOn In Missouri.

The remarkable character of the follow
ing letter will justify us in giving it to the
public against the wishes of its author
1t is one Of a class which we are now fire.
quently receiving from the interior of
this State. 1t is a most important indica-
ton of the sentiment which is taking deep
loot in the minds Of the Shareholders.
They not only see the necessity of emanci-
patton in Missouri, but they recognize
the great Importance OF an immediate and
through movement on the part of those
who desire to see this free State.
We omit the residence and name of
the writer of the letter. 1t comes, howe
yer, from one of the principal slayeholding
counties in Western Missouri
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-03
Observation-Disclosures.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED IN COMPLIANCE WITH
Il the election laws of South Carolina hereby give
notice of the times and places of holding the next gem
eral elections by publishing the following extract
taken fo tho Report Of the Committee of Privileges
and Elections, which was agreed on and adopted as
law, by the Legislature, at its sitting in December
.ihe Committee on Privileges and Elections, to
whom we're referred snndy petitions for establishing
and changing places of election, and appointing Man
ayers for the next general elections and for the better
promoting the purity OF the elective franchise have
had the same under Consideration and report as fol.
lows, -F --,rl-v-,f.r'r
Resolued That The election to be holden ON the Sec
ond Monday of October next for Representatives and
Commissioners OF Poor shall be held at the following
places, and conducted by the following persons:
KBRSHAW DISTRICT
Camden-John S. Maroney, Charles A. Mcdonald.
W. d. Anderson.
Curetons Mills-Frederick Bowen, James Team,
Eli Parker p 80 SrN t"'
Flat Rock-James Fletcher, J. B. Hughes Jesse
Truesdel. ~ 49, So
Bufalo-William Mungo, Gillian Spwen, William
Cato. 1ifF ;s1I =. aef il5ff'
Lizenby's--Lauchlan McKinnon, Wilson. Yarbor.
Schrockls M'll-B. T. Mccoy Henry Ratcffe, AL
exander Mcleod. t
lGoodwyn's store-AJ, McDowall, R. D. Drake
ford Ben Cook. rs "tA '
Liberty HiIl--A D. Jones, R. G. Patterson, Robert
Two Representatives to be elected Election to be
declared at Camden. 5
Polls to be open day only.
Two Representatives to be elected; alse Commits
sioners of Poor. fisJ- stf ". 4
The Managers shall proceed to count the votes pub
cly Immediately after the final closing of the Polls at
the precinct where the votes have been taken make
out certificate OF the result which shall be signed by
the managers or majority Of them and taken to the
Court House on the day next subsequent to the day
OF election by one or more of said mahagers, where
the managers present. or majority of them, shall
proceed to examine the statements from the several
precincts, and declare the election
t''keltSF Ply JOHN s. MORONEY,
az }sai1E CHARLES A. MCDONALD,
.Isa. yfa|D atJ W. d. ANDERSON. .li
October 3 ..,.. D., 5ta, r Q
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-03
STH REGIMENT
FIRST CORPS REsERvEs. ~

'HEADQ'RTERs STH REGIMENT
FIRST CORPS REsERvEs. ~ !
r LANoAsrER CHI, September 2e, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 2. = .Rs
.T THE 9th REGIMENT OF THE FIRST
Corps. Of Reserves will assemble at Camden,
on. TUESDAY, .2lst October, 1862. at 10
o'clock a. M, fully armed and equipped for
drill and review. The officers and non.com-
missioned officers will meet the day previous,
at the same place and hour, for drill and in
III. Captains Campbell, Sowell, Halle, Shaw,
Dargan, Malett, Mcknight, Casson, Bell and
Brown are charged with the extension of these
orders to their respective companies. Each
will also call out for drill and instruction once,
before the day Of review, his command, at some
suitable place to be selected by them within
the bounds of their company lines. .a,.
III. Each Captain will appoint tho non
commissioned officers in their respective com
panies, giving to each certificate of their ap-
pointment, and forward the same for approval
to these headquarters
Nv. They will cause to be made and for
warded full and complete rolls of their respec-
tive companies, embracing officers, non.com-
missioned officers and privates, including all
persons liable for duty within the. bounds of
their, company lines v-.
V. The sth Regiment is composed of the
First Corps of Reserves within the limits of
the Districts of Lancaster, Kershaw, Sumter,
Clarendon and Richland, including all white
males between the ages of 35 and SO years,
not exempt by law.
A requisition for tents has been made suffi-
clent to accommodate all who may desire to
encamp. Bv order.
JAMES III. WITHERSPOON,
Col. 9Th Reg't 1st Corps Reserves.
October 8 Q
rW@ The Sumter Watchman, Clarendon
Banner and Camden Confederate will copy
twice.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-03

MIR. EDITOR: You will please announce ALEX
ANDER L. MCDONALD as a suitable candidate to
fill the Office Of Tax Collector of Kershaw District at
tine ensuing election
August ~.
Mr.. MCDONALD has been engaged in the ar
duous but honorable vocation, if not lucrative
one, that of school teacher, for upward of
forty years in our Town and District and coun-
try around. He has been unfortunately Grip
pie from his birth, as many of us know, but
has acted his part well. Assiduously trust
worthy in 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 grandchildren
of his former pupils. He is still engaged in
teaching, and is now we'll stricken in years and
short of means of support Now, we, as citi-
zens and friends of the needy, the aged and
the crippled of our District feel it to bo our
Indispensable duty to support him with our
uffrages at the ballot box of our District, in
October next.
The FRIENDS OF JUSTICE.
August
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-03
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, September %, 1862.
IGENER1L ORDER NO. 36.1
r THE SEVERAL REGIMENTS or
the First Corps Reserves will assemble for
Review by his Excellency the Governor, Com
mander-in- Chief, or the Adjutant and Inspec-
tor General, on the following days, at places of
rendezvous to be fixed by the Field Officers Of
each Regiment respectively:
Third Regiment, Col. Elford, Saturday. Oc-
tober 4, 1862.
Fourth Regiment, Col. Sloan, "Wednesday,
October s, 1862. 1,4,..s ..,, .-,.
Ninth Regiment, Col. Williams, Tuesday.
October IA, 1862.
Seventh Regiment Col. Wilson, Thursday,
October 16, 1862.
Sixth Regiment. Col. Secrest, Saturday, Oc.
tober 1s, 1862.
Eighth Regiment, Col. .Witherspoon, Tues
day, October 25, 1862.
Tenth Regiment Col Baxter, Saturday, Oc-
tobcr 25, 1862.
Eleventh Regiment, Col. Ryan, Tuesday, oc-
Fifth Regiment, Col Bacon, Friday, October
81, 1852. l g,ryur s,s es,.,|
IL: Colonels of the Regiments of Reserves
charged with the extension Of this order to
the commandants, Of companies. The Field
Officers Of each Regiment will, at the earliest
practicable day, fix the day of rendezvous. .ex-
tend notice thereof throughout the limits of
the command, and report the same to this
Office. Va -
III. The commissioned and non-commission.
ed officers will meet for drill, at the parade
ground selected in each Regiment respectively,
on the day previous to the day appointed for
review W glia ~
BY order of the Commander in-Cbief ~
WILMOT G. DESAUSSURE,
Adjutant and Inspector General of S. C.
September 28
NE>T The papers Of Columbia and Charles.
ton, and all papers published in any of the Dis.
tricts in which the companies of the above
named Regiments are organized, will publish
once week for three {3) weeks. 80 '''''E
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-03
Administrators A Notice.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
L "a the estate of JESSE F. YOUNG deceased win
present them duly attested 10 me on or before the
22d day of November next this notice will forever
bar payment of said claims Those indebted to the
said estate will make immediate payment to the un-
dersgned 3 JOS. NJ. GAYLE Admir-. y,
August % 3m
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.,s,.s 90 OBITUARY..

tb flEs Sisce. 81 FTo5dsVT IL 4 a 5s1s7 Z
~ IA NCYS VsLo OWE second daslphts
o. - pd Sereh Love, ,,aged II years and day.
H pay Pars1ts weep sisters grieve and friends
Moesn eer deparhrc, for she was one who was be.
!ovoe re py aH who knew her -amable--knd. -
busnAi cheering thought AShe Is not dead. but seep-
ete W. houtn hert Departure as ossr loss feeling
Of sigospel faith. -. - - ''N'-pA'
. hisfs5 5Siste5 thou art gone to reat ,i'' ~
! szSe Thine 10 an early tomb; al e1t a'e e
aaa But Jesus summoned thee away, Z.
~ t,a Thy Saviour called thee home.p q iAs5 ss j
September "a, 1862. $50. II.
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NOTICE.

A IL THOSE WHO ARE INDEBTED TO THE
"a estate Of James Holland, deceased are earnestly
requested to come forward and settle the Same as soon
as possible; and those having claims against said es
tate, will present them duly attested to me.}Jat 81
October e. HOLLAND, Admir-.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-03
SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE .EXERClSES OF MRS. MCCANDLESS'
Il SEMINARY will be resumed on MONDAY,
October 6b with the assistance of Misses FISHER and
YoUNG.a All persons responsible for tuition from
the time of entrance to the close of the year. with t
exception of refugees.
Terms For English branches, fifty dollars per year;
for each additional language, forty dollars per year.
half tuition, payable in all cases in advance
October 3 sS( ayRi9 y. |fH
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-03
FOR ORDINARY.

Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce the name Of VIM
NJ BULLOCK, candidate for the Office of Ordi-
Diary for Kershaw District at the ensuing November
election, and oblige MANY FRIENDS
August
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-03
Valuable Plantation
.EOr Sale.

1NNKERSHAW DISTRICT s. c. ON THE ROAD
Il leading from Camden to Lancaster G. H., and ID
miles from the former place. This place contains
about 500 acres one half under cutivaton 100
OF fine bottom land on tho Wateree river Grany's
Quarter and Flat Rock creeks. The balance is well
timbered, good dwelling house, containing six rooms
piazza on both sides, cotton gin and screw gin on
never failing stream of water sufficient to run any
kind of mill factory, negro houses sufficient for SO
or 60 negros kitchens, stables barns and all other
necessary out-bu.ldngs The corn, fodder stock of
mules cattle hogs and plantation utensils will be sold
with land, if desired, .-,, !,
the premises, or address me at Camden, s. c. 81.
October B ~ W.B. YOUNG
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-03

7 HAVE ON HAND A LARGE SUPPEY OF A.
Il superior article of Fine Smoking and Chewing To-
bacco which will be sold low for cash, at the ''Old
Brick Corner" by ...,..... T. s. MYERS
September l2 f..,l. t.,.a,.
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ExECUTRIx' NOTICE,

ALL PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS AGAINs-
- the late Henry NJ. DeSadsSnre. 6f Kershaw Di
trict are required to present the sams tonne ACCORD
TO pay up the Same. - $50 ~
4 .ss..l NARY R. DEsAUssURE. 8
October gsttSNa -, Executrix.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-03
Estate Sale.
Estate Sale.

pY PERMISSION OF WIN. NJ BULLOCK, Or n
ID DINARY for Kershaw District 1 will offer for
sale at public outcry, at Flat Rock, Wednesday,
the eighth day of October next all the personal prop
erty belonging to the estate of VIM ]. Truesdel de-
ceased consisting of One Horse, Saddle and Bride
Also, a lot of Books.
Terms made known on day of sale. ksa s.s98siTk Va
SEABORN ]. TREUSDELI, Admir-
September l9.
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Roads.

Roads.
NHE. ERS OF ROADS FOR KER.
Il SHAW DISTRICT will meet in Camden. on tba
Third Monday in October, at II o'clock 80 :. :
1nas Fis'5f COLIN AACRAE, Clerk.
Octoper D hAH 3
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-03

CTRAYED, FRox The owb1K rON THE
- nightOf september 9TH a;dark Or cestae sssosed
marc MULE blind In the LEFT eye, beans marks On ~
lett shoulder, and.sadde marks also.
81 Any person having taken up the shove 9eseshon
mule, or can give any information Concerning 10
whereabouts, viii confer great favor on the undef.
signed. - A,.,tts.7 = .,-,fs JOHN BOYKN,7se
s. AT Bradford Springs p O., Sumter District:
October 8 ~ as fk 3 ~ 3*k
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10

the ordnance Of July ls 1861, or the enrolment and
emnlovment Of free negroes in the public service,
CAUSED certain free persons OF m'zsd of'od hvng IN
what are called the Indian towns in said county 10 DC
enrolled Snd drafted for serves.
"a Thssa rsnuisitions made by the Commanding
General of the Department. have been defeated and the
nrooaedirgs of Court having full authority nave oen
deliberately revised and ruhed by the state
3d. The ground for this interference oy tue
is that the persons enrolled ard drafted we're
NOT free pegroes-and therefore not hSo'e !" tqu'S
to under the OF dBance cited.
The question being thus stated, the committee exam
ined the question Of STATUE, and recommend the aaoP
ton Of the following resolution:
Resolved That SO far IS anything 70 the ap
nears the enrolment and draft Of free negroes N King
William county for the public service was lawful ana
proper according the statutes and ordinances app-
cable TO such cases.
The report was on motion, laid the table and Or
dered to be printed.
JANIS RIVER AND EASkwHA Company.
The I'd Auditor, in response to the demand Oh the
Senate reported that five nsalment OF $50 900 EACH
have been issued by the State to the ksnaWha Board OF
the James River and Ktuawha Company OF which there
is still sapdng their credit on the books OF the
Auditor. Office S76 0OO not yet transferred and sold BY
them. Laid on the table.
Mr. ANOER on, of Botetourt, informed the Senate
that the Hous, had passed ONT resolution Authorizing
the Adjuant General TO employ any nunb,r OF clerks
temporarily necessary in making out the drafting ana
enrolment returas Of the militia. It was adopted by
the Senate.
TIE Committee on Finance made a report, asking to
b. discharged from the consideration OF resolution ior
inquiring into the e1pedercy of making appropria-
ton to the claims of persons whose property has
been taken for public use.
The same committee reported the resolution to re-
peal the ac requiring Commissioners OF the revenue to
furnish blank forms for listing property to taxpayers
Tha, il ineIpedent to legisate upon the subject
The Senste took up the reports on the Washington
and Snythe county salnes, which were debated till the
hour of adjournment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10
EmsIsnry OF ths Administration.

The Brg.rsr publishes al oaieiL defence Of the
Administration, IN reply 20 the Charleston Mercury.
We copy the Article only that the truth may
be known. There is strange eOlHct in respect to nat
tiers Of fo-A5Out which it would Sssg, there should
be 40 doubt II particular, tbs allegation that the
Provisional Congress passed bill sppr1prAtins mil
hon dollars FOR the purchsss Of arms which peck
esed BY the President. il ,ay couraaic,sd by the
Official writer. I mus: be susceptible Of direct proof
refuiatou BY reference to the record. Ia respect to
some other matters prudential considerations il Is Iaid
dictate reserve and are e to our confidence in the
Administration for the lstice rjuIcs Of the charges
We have fslt disposition ourselves aud have seen
10 dsPDsiton 10 others 70 ssssl the Administration
So far from IT, the opposite disposition has bseu mn
hestsd 10 dsgrCe before in any country.
Hop. cor6dsrcs, aud good wishes greeted the Admin
is.rstoa frou, IL lAzters and from Of an parties
one aspiration ssceudei 70 Heaven for tho Success Of
the Common Cause. The on ,iaIs appear to have mis-
taken this universal good vii for proof tbAs they could
DO 70 wrong Bat ten months o. Allure, eliminating
il such disasters Roanoke island and For. DonelsOn,
e1;os goa. aud DELEGATIONS from the most patient
and CO.. a41s bosoE4 lis mighty poor consolation,
CO the bee, Of such disasters b cssursi BY the In
,sysr tia; tire President unanimously slsc:ed-is
amenseiy popular, and could be reelected aud that
complaints made against General Washington,
SC ush We bad Iaother Washington among We
~ something more substantial than that All men
csr the failure and all are anxious that such
9. ~ c! msn aid policy shall be made a viii in
ne o. s-s &, RE Fepettou Of past reversCs. TIE
.a-c.-7 -'.- O. rAim trust has right to demand
:zs Sa--' CT PRESIDENT Davis If it De to
,ss g. al c-.-l- ,as CHARMED ohcis circle obnUI
i5ss g ,ae m "a. ion O, lee m-Jssty.
The all, tse 2oy--. I'D the energy Sxsls AmOug tie
people ct lie Soaa,.a States TO defeat all their Ell e
lliss--sad -o.l- waning ~. ;as EisiOm to direct
Ia. vii a-I power