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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14
KERsHAw-iN EQUITY


John GasLin, and others, vs. James Bruce,
"a and others, bill.
TNPURsU ANCE OF AN ORDER PASS
- ED in above.stated case Billy 1 will offer
for sale before the Cout House door in Cam
den, S. c. on the first Monday in December
bext, at l2 M, the following property, (real
estate,) belonging to the estate of J. Monroe
Gaskin, deceased, to-wit: The Mill Tract
containing three hundred acres, more or less,
and the Sand Land Hill Tract containg one
hundred and thirty-two acres more or less.
Terms SO much cash as will pay the costs of
proceedings and costs of sale-the balance on
credit until the first day of January, A. D.
1864. Purchase money to be secured by bond
with at least two good sureties and Mort
gage Of the premises. Purchaser or purchasers,
to pay for papers.
90 'e WIN. r. TAYLOR, c. E. X. D.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Nov. s, A. D.
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Special N Offices.

eB-ROAD AND BANK DIvIDEND.-The South
Carolina Rail Read Company having declared Div
idend OF. FOUR DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
PER SHARE on the Old Stock, and TWO DOLLARS
AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER SHARE on the
New Issue, for the six months ending December sls
1862 and the Southwestern Rail Road Bank Div
idend ofSEVENTY- FIVE CENTS PER SHARE, for
the same period, the combined Dividend Of SEVEN
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS will be paid at the
aforesaid Bank, lin Columbia) and after the 10th
instant.
3 The Dividend on Rail Road Shares not connected
with the Bank will be paid at the time and place
above stated and at the Branch Bank of the State
of South Carolina at Camden ]. r. EMERY,
Sd Auditor South Carolina Rail Road Company.
sn'3e a'a3l .stss 80 ~ JOHN COCHRAN,
Cashier Southwestern Rail Road Bank.
. November Z itl1s'iE f5'f.ti.,5 s< e r-ss i.s.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14
KERSHAw-lN EQUITY.

Nancy M. Keelly, u.s. Mansel p. keely, ct. al.
Bill
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER PASSED
u in above-statcd case (BilD will offer for
sale before the Court House door in Camden,
s. G. Monday, the eighth day of December
next, at IL M. the following property (rea
estatc) belonging to the estate of John Keel
ly deceased, to-wit: All that piece parcel or
part of Tract of Land lying on the waters of
Granny's Quarter and White Oak Creeks con-
tanning three hundred and forty acres, more or
less. Terms-so much cash as will pay the
costs of proceedings and costs of sale-the
balance on credit of one and two years, with
interest on the same, payable annually,) from
date of sale-said balance (of purchase money!
to be secnred by bond with at least two good
sureties, and Mortgage of property. Purchas-
er to pay for papers Said land to be sold for
less than four hundred dollars.
WIN. r. TAYLOR, G. E. X. D.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Nov. II, A. D.
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iOBITUARY..

DIED, in this town on Saturday, the 25th
October last, Mrs. FRANCIS BROOM LEE,
relict of the late FRANCIS STEPHEN LEE, in the
seventy-ffth year of her age-the deceased
was native Of Elkton, Maryland, but for the
last Sixty-fve years resident of Camden So
Ca. .o'~a q aiy.Nt.' isS
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ADJUTANT AND lNSPECTOR-GENERALS OFFICE
COLUMBIA, November 10, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER NO. Al.
T TO carry out the proclamation of his Ex-
lscellency Governor Pickens, dated 7th No
vember instant, and the resolutions of the Co.
vernon and Council, dated of the same day, 1t is
ordered that the several Captains of the res
pective Beat Companies do forthwith proceed
to organize their Beat Companies, agreeaby
to said resolution, and promptly report each
organization to this office
III. The several Captains of the respective
Beat Companies located at the Court Houses
of the several Districts of this State will report,
in person, at this Office, on before Tuesday,
18th November instant, to receive the arms
and ammunition specified in the resolutions.
Each Captain will be required to give bond,
with one surety, for the safe keeping and ac-
counting for Of said arms and ammunition.
I'LL. The commanding officers of the several
Militia Regiments will forthwith prepare rosters
of the officers Of their respective regiments, and
will from such rosters order, once every two
months, commencing in January, 1868, courts
martial for the trial of defaulters from duty,
under said resolutions.
w. Commanding officers of the several
Militia Regiments will have all vacancies in
the line offices promptly filled.
BY order of the Governor and Council:
WILMOT G. DESAUSSURE,
Adjntant and Inspctor-General of S. G.
ES- Each paper in the State copy once.
November IA
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OFFICE QUARTERMAsTER,

CHARLESTON s. G., October 1, 1862
MR.. A.. M. LEE is APPOINTED AGENT OF
this department. for the purchase of Corn and
Fodder. in the, Districts of KershayV and
Lancaster. 80 z ct''g ~
Planters desiring to SELL will communicate with him.
Particular attention rlust be paid to the packing
the fodder and must be used During the past
year the Government experienced heavy loss from
improper packing, and all such will be hereafter re-
jected. MOTTE.A A. PRINGLE,
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster
= eB- The subscriber can be found at his residence
DeKalb street. next west Of the Presbyterian Church
y October 10 "s-f A. M LEE
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NEGROES ON THE COAST.

NEGROES ON THE COAST.
yUNIIE OWNERS OF NEGROES NOW AT
IL work on the Notifications at Charleston,
and on the Coast, are informed that requisi-
ton has been made, by authority of the Gov
ernor and Council, and by order of General
Beadregard, for an additional supply of labor
ers to relieve the hands now thereupon en-
gagged; and on their arrival, the hands will be
discharged.
The first detachment is ordered down on
the 18th inst. st.g .,.
FRANCIS S. HOLMES,
Special Agent.
wAll papers in the State insert once, and
send bill to Office of Especial Agent for pay
ment.
November IA ,.,r, l
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-14

DIR. T. REENSTJERNA, offers his services to
the public in quality of Physician, Surgeon and Ac-
coucheur Office over the store of Messrs. Gayle d.
Young. +s@& tE5AE% /" E+fA
May 80 5 e.-N a.
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WHAT WE MAY EXPECT. General Banks, in
a few remarks which he made from the plat
form of railroad car in Boston on Saturday
week, said the approaching winterwas not to
be lost in inaction. The Government was de-
termined now to put forth its strength. Nu-
merous expeditions were on foot that could
not, if vigorously pressed, but be fatal to the
revolted States.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

Il EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER. }
COLUMBIA, November Z, 1862.
THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION OF
= the Governor and Council has been ordered
to be published
Resolved, That the Sberiffs of this State be
and they are hereby specially charged with
the prompt execution Of the regulations of the
Governor and Council prohibiting distiIlation
from grain, and for this purpose they are in
vested with all the authority Of Special Agents
in their respective Districts; and for their SER
vices they shall receive such fees or other com
pensation as may be fixed by the Chief of the
Department of Justice and Police.
BY order of the Governor and Council.
3H <a' B. F. ARTHUR,
aEe Secretary.
AE All papers in the State publish once.
November IA.
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Some offths blockaders, captured below
Wilmington, cay that the Yankees intend to
occupy WILMINGTON soon, Northern papers
say the SSuSNs stssss ~ss raging at Beaufort and
Hilton Head on the lst. ,.3
R1cHAesB, November lo-The Yankees
have evacuated Greenville, after partially de-
strcying bridges across the river, and taking
nine of the citizens with Them They desisted
from destroying the bridge at the entresties
of the people. M s'e
An official despatch says the enemy have
left Plymouth. Their destinaton is ptoba.
bly, Petersburg, as they are supposed to have
gone up the lshowan. Foster commands the
expedition. Y s4". Ftt
(Second De*patch.) Tsstye
No news from the army, and no skirmshing
reported Since Monday. The government
has no further intelligence of the advance of
the enemy, and the belief gains strength in the
public mind that McClellan'is gradually with
drawing his forces to send below Richmond.
Communication with the Valley of Virginia is
openly the mountain gap. The reported ad-
vance OF the gun-boats up the James River is
not confirmed a'@ s'"
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VALUABLE:
.L0TSFORSALE.

r OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING PRO
Il perty in Camden:
The Lots known in Camden as the McRae Lots
planted this year by SIR. Baxley. - ,ag.4t Hisls y
Eight Lots in one body, on the square south of the
McRae Lots. va 70. ''''
Six Lots-unoccuped- by York-street on
the North, and Lytteton-street on the east. -s--i
The House and Lot now occupie led by Mrs Open
helm.
city.
Also-l5o bales of Cotton on the plantation below
JAMES CHESNUT.
November ID
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BIRDS AND CHILDREN.

God be blessed for that. How much
l thank God that he did not let men
come into the world as soldiers 20 into
the battlefield, fnll-grown, and that
they come as children. Give me chill
dren Ii the house.. Give me children
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AAWise' Course. Getting sick be
fore bcttle. -t-
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THE MORAL EFFECT.

Nearly nine months ago ar army
was formed at Washington for the ex-
press purpose of clearing out of Vir-
ginia the enemies of the Federal Gov.
ernment. For nearly six months it un-
derwent steady drill and became per
fectly disciplined until the beginning
of the eas,n, it marched upon Rich
monl amply able in force and ef1icien.
cy we are told, to take the rebel Capt.
tai. Ii it has suffered no defeats up to
the last battle. it has gained no deci-
sive victories until now, where it has
with terrible loss been driven back
nearly twenty-five miles. The reason
although plausible, appears to US to be
a damaging one lit was overpowered."
How will It appear when America says
TO England and France: that the rea-
son Of her being unable to quell a re-
bellion in her midst, was that the rev.
olutionists had the more men ? OF all
excuses devised to save the reputation
OF McClellan's army, is not this the
most damaging one to the interests of
the Government abroad ?-Dubuque
Herald. - -
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OR. J. DDWRR DDD1'
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who is an experienced and successful Physi.
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the auack nostrun,s which food the country,
and against which the Medical Profession are
so Justly preiudiced. 80, -
These truly valuable Bitters have been so
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rFor sale by druggists and grocers gene
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Come one. Came all and sec with yonr
own eyes, If am not selling all kinds OF
Cdlicoes, Muslins, DENNIS, Cloths &c, DC.
Cheaper than any one in Business in this
part of Northern Iowa. Also: Teas Coffee
Sugar and Spice. for cash or barter. Al
kinds efproduce taken in Exchange for goods
and the highest market price paid
-- ..-- WANTED.
1000 bushels of wheat for which will pay
within Is cts. OF McGregor prices. and 500
bushels of oats and corn. in exchange for
goods at the Farmers OWN Store in
Spillville, Winneshiek Co. Iowa, Dec.
9th 1861. tnll9m3)
j. HOUG.
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Nen Orraun Dlain Dealer,
NOW DID THE REBELLI0N ORIG
MATE.

u ="
ROW DID THE REBELLIoN ORIG
@ MATE.
1t originated, as we have often said,
by the attempts of the Dsunionists of
thc North to dissolve the Union.
A meeting of these disloyalists was
held in New York in 1853, which
among other things enunciated the fol-
lowing sentiments
'NNhereas, the dissolution Of the
present imperfect and inglorious Union
between the free and slave States,
would result in the overthrow of slave
", and the consequent formation of a
more perfect and more glorious Union
without the incubus of slavery; there
fore. - >a-
Resolved, That we invite y free
correspondence with the Disunionists of
the South in order to devise the most
suitable way and means 10 secure the
consumation so devoutly wishcd''
Cannot any one perceive that such
sentiments as these, and the attempt
70 carry them into effect led, in large
degree, to the evaporation and rebel
ion Of the South.
At the same meeting which adopted
this Infamous resolution, Wendell Phil
lips spoke as follows, and was loudly
app1auded by the very men who are
making the loudest professions Of Tn
lcnism
He should be 10th to afix to the
name Of Washington the epithet which
Mr. kemonl did. He knew his defects
the effect of his evil example ; but let
us remember his times, his education
let US remember the good service he
.!rl once and again for the sentiment of
liberty. Washington was sinner. 1t
became an American to cover his face
when he placed his bust amongst tile
great men Of tire world. for it was
stained with great govt of blood. Yet
he was a great man, had great virtues,
End he would not give him the name of
scoundrel. because there were too many
for whom they should keep that name"
A speaker named Foster argued,
HWas it not true that the only hope for
the slave was over the ruins of this gov
eminent and of the American Church /?
The dissolution of the Union was the
abolition Of slavery. Why not, then,
address themselves plainly to their
work !"
Another speaker, one Remond, said
that -
Remembering he was a Shareholder,
he could spit upon Washington. Loud
misses and applause.) The hissers, he
said, were slave helders in spirit, and
every one of them would enslave him if
they had the courage to do it. So to
Faneuil Hall and Bunker Hill, was he
not permitted to say that scoandrcl,
George Washington had enslavcd his
fellow men p
Such is the spirit which provoked re-
hellion, and such the spirit manifested
in Congress and by the Abolition and
Republican press Of the North which
keeps it alive, ard will not let 1t be ex-
tinguished. Dubuque Herald.