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ADJr. & IHSP. GEMS. OFFICE,
RICHMOND. NovsxBSa ~, 1904
GENERAL ORDERS NO o6

NOMMANDANTS oe Couscripts wi:
~ cause The following order to be pub
'i'hed Tor nt least seven times in a sufhc len
number OF newspapers in each State Of the
Ionfederacy 10 insure lis reaching eyssy
par. Of tie country:
| 1. All commissioned officers and enlisted
men who are now absent from their CON.
tnahds from any other cause than actual
disability, or duty under orders from the
Secretary of War, or from their depart
ment commanders, will return 10 their com
mnnds without delay.
IL. Commissioned officers falling TO con.
ply whh the provisions Of the foregoing
paragraph within reasonable length Of
time. IN no case 10 exceed tw wenty dsys at.
ter the publication Of this order, shall be-
dropped from the rolls of tho army in dis
grace, and their names will be furnished to
the commandaal Of eonscripts for enroll.
ment III the ranks.
Ill All enlisted men who shall fsil 10
comply with the provisions of paragraph I
OF this order, within n reasonable length Of
Time, shall be considered ns desvriers nne
treated accordingly, their names 10 be fu.E-
isheu 10 he coinmandant OF conscrpts, in
'helr Slate, for publication, or such other
action as may be deemed most efficaciou,.
~. In order 10 insure the efficient .op.
Grafton OF all concerned to cary this order
| INTO Immediate effect, Department Conman-
defs are directed TO require from the con.
mahulng ofhcer Of ench separate command
III Their Departments prompt report OF
the names of all com mnissioned officers aud
enlisted men nov absent from their CON.
mands. Those reports must state IN each
case the cause Of absence, and any repi.
mental, battalion or company commander
Ipy La far iSh
or who shall knowingly be gnii,y of COZ.
cealing any case Of Unauthorized absence.
| shall, on conviction thereof, be summarily
dismissed.
O"der the provisions Of the second
cla".e OF Paragraph OF General Orders
NO o., commissioned officers aud priyateS,
who are incapable of bearing arms in con-
sequence OF MOUNDS received in battle but
VINO are otherwise lit for service. are re.
4u'red, II not otherwise assigned, to repor,
| |" The nearest cOmmandant Of cunscripts. ia
'heii respective States, who will, # they
are htted for such duty, assign them to tho
collection Of straggIers and the enforce.
neht oi the provisions OF this order, with
luii power to'call upon the nearest military
| authority for such assistance M may ba
| Deccssary thereto.
| vi. Officers Of the Quarternaste Do.
partmen,, charged with payment of troops.
are hereby directed no, to pay any commits.
stoned officer, non commissioned officer or
private, who does not furnish satisfactory
| evidence that he is not liable to the penal.
ties described in the foregoing order. Any
disbursIng officer who shall make paymert
IN violation OF this order shall be liable on
MS BOND Tor the amount OF such paynsrrt.
| by order:
(SisncdI s. COOPER.
AdJutant and Inrpscto y. General.
| Official copy:
JOHN 5. PRESTON. Col.P. A.CS.
Commandant Of Conscripts.
bec. =, ioo3 4i-4t.
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Coal-ields Railroad Mission-Wesley L,
feguss' X. Randolph Pcgues.
Iancaster-C. f Land, Abran N Wall,
society Hill Mission-Daniel A Oyburu.
FRANCIS NJ. Kennedy, Chaplain in the
Army.
CArAwpA DisrRlcr-RoBr. p. FRANKS.
p. l..
i'n'"'"'on--Osgood a. Darby.
'"'i"s-James ID. Carpenter.
Pineville-James G. Stoll.
ChaTlo,te--Dennis J. Simmons.
Charlotte Circui;--Lous Scarborough.
Ca'a~ba--Augustus II. Renwick.
l.enoir--R"brrt G. Oliver
Morganton-John Watts, James NJ.
Cinp+
She!5y--Gcorge w. Ivey, Atram p. A.
want
Y"rk,ilIe--John W, ilumbert, Rober,
B Alst"n, Supern umcrarv.
Rock llill--Jumcs r. Klgo, Daniel Nav,
Eugene w. Thompson, Chaplain in ia,
Army
SPAHTASBuRo DIsrRlcr--Wm II. FLEu
ING, p r..
SPartnnburg--Whileford Smith, George
w. Moore, A w. Walker. Suprrnumcrsry
Sparl"nburg Cirouit-Jo,eph Parker, w.
Z. Kirkland, Supernumerary.
McDoweil-Jas. l.. Stoudcmire, Jus. :
Erwin, Superuuncrary.
Rutheriord-Wm w Jones.
CoIumbus-John II. Mckinney.
P"e"Ie,-Wm. a. Hodges.
Goshen lill-John Finger.
U"ion-llugh a. e. Walker, Samuel A.
Weber, Colin Murchison. Supepumera,y.
GreenvilIe-Frrderick AuId.
Green'Ilc Circuit-Wm. Hulto, John
=. tiarisrll, a. II. Lester.
PicSens,l!Ie-Vau Buren, A. Sharp. D,.
Nd ID. Byars.
keo"ee Nission--To be supplied.
W"fnrd tollcge--Aib.rtM VI. Ship. Prcs
ident ; Whitefoord Smith, Professor.
Sparlsnburg Female Collcge--A. J
Stokes, PrOfe-ssr.
T"Jse m 'rked are in the army.
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SouTH CAROLINA VULUSrEERs: Tn,
Richmond Dispatch says OF the battle o
Fredrrcksburs
Oh ;hs left, where the hsh,ing wa- in
trnsely severe. the brigade If South Caro-
linians, commanded by General K.r.haa
suffered heavily. The Sd Rcgm,n, Of y
e. v. "a- nra'ly annotated. IN the Early
part of The engagement ih,ir Colonel, Liru
tenant Colonel aud M:jor were all wound
ed, and tie command dsvaIvrd npon IL.
srnior captain. who was killed In Gfreu
minutes after assuming ti'c command. lib
place was supplied by the second seni"i
CSpiain, and he. too, fell NOR ally wound,d d
10 4 very short time.
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Jsmes Topper, Esq has been appointed
BY tho e2isature Auditor OF the Military
Accounts "f the State also TO adjust and
settle the CLAIMS of the State against the
Confederate Government, which have nn,
been already presented at Richmond. Sir
Iupper is also authorized 10 take and GER
tfy the evidence which my be offered be
Tore him by citizens OF this State, to uu
then'ieate their claims against ia. Conf, d.
crate States and aga;rs! This State, for lo,S
ss sustained from the present war.
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FEoM GEs rLuyp's COMMAND 1t is re
ported, aud generally credited, that the Vir.
ginla Stale Line, under command of Ger.
ersl Floyd, has obtained a sig:al success
over the enemy alta place called Pikcton,
"n the Kentucky Border One accom-,
stsIe- that the enemy. forces. numbering
some five ihon,and. were completely rCu
ted, ana thnt nine f,tboats, with vaInsL g
stores, we're captured, and Col D;ly nrd
fifty men were killed, and sixty yri;meIs
taken GeurraI Floyd is also said 10 have
dispersed tie Peters Greek llomc Grard.,
band OF Kentucky UDionis,s that have
made themselves terror along lie Ken.
tucky Stale line Richmond Despatch.
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lhey are reported ns having passed White
Hall TO day, sixteen miles hence, on tho
Ncuse river.
Inc greater part Of yesterday was spsn.
IN an artillery duel, resulting in very slight
ioss on our side In the evening General
Ciingman's Brigade crossed the river and
by master'y movement caused the enemy
to ssednddle. havirg lost at least thirty in
killed and wounded; seyen or eight only
killed.
The SID Regiment ". {. Troops, suffer.
ed most, having lost about eighty in killed
and wounded, while charging one Of the
eneuy's batteries, ACROSS n field. This rrg.
iment behaved gaanlly.
A part Of Gen. Davis Mississippi Brigade
was on the field and behaved we'll.
The Yankee hospital near the battle field
gives evident signs of numbers Of wounded d.
Among 'hem four ampu,a,ing tables were
found.
The Railroad, for miles, has Je.n torn
up aud bridges destroy ed. a tine mill near
tue battle field wa, burned and uumLril.s
acts oi murder and incendari.m are r.po,.
ted.
Our entire loss in killed, wounded aud
m ssing does not eXcerd TWO hundred.
If tne Yankees had given our force, bat.
tie to day, their chasti. ement would huv.
been equal 10 their crimes. It appears they
came only 20 burn, murder aud destroy,
and they have succeeded only too well thus
isr-hghl they dare no; do.
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From Mobile.

MOBILE, Dec l7-Ths Tribune learns
from Officers OF the Mobile aud Oniu Rail.
road. that the train between Tup,o aud
okolona was fired into Monday .,erimg by
tue Yankees, bat nobody hurt II . train
Proceeded on 10 Okolona, wien the latter
place Mas immediately evacuated, and every.
thi"g renewed 10 Egypt
S"lIil,o was taken Mondav morning. and
Pon,iiiac. below Sal,iIlo, at eleven o'clock
the same day. BY twenty-five hundred Aho.
huonisls, ~hich force il said 10 b. the ad.
vance ot n'ns thousand. vino are making u
raid through the country. Shannon Wa,
attacked ut t"o o'clock the samv day.
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BANK EXPEDITION I'VE understand that
information na- Iern receiN ed al RicLmond
of rme landing of large force b, g.. Yam
KEGS on tie Coast OF North , arulIna, some
where ia The vicinity Of the mouth OF the
Cape Fear River. This can he none other
Ean Tie famous expedition OF G,neral
Banks. about whirh. We ha, e heard ~ much
lately. We are Informed by the N.w York
lines iha' this expedition is compose! Ell
tIvly OF raw rccrUits-uOt a man Of ,b..m
ever having been under fire. 1t 81, they
Will stand but very slender chance b,tui
the veteran troops now IL the vicinity of
Wilmington. Banks will be ns badly
whipped down there by General v hiIinp
a. he ~Hs b! Gsnsrai Jackson in HE Val
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Dee. 81, 1862.

"dJntant and Inspector. Generals Office.
COLUMBIA, Der-rnbrr 10, 1862.
EhERAL ORDERS NO III
\ LIKED u. hl.DRiCH. WILLIAM ID
SIMPSON. A HAMILTON BOY.
hlN. NlLMDr G. DEsiAUSSUK
MES w. HARRISON ROBERT G.
SGIhW, &. DAVIS MELTON. Will
i!AM IL. EVANS, JAMES ID SPARK.
h"N' and JAMES n. LlpSLOMB, having
oe'" appointed Ali dc.Cnmp To the Cnn
"''"n"r III iuef, with the rank Of L,eu,eu
""' I"!'"et' Will .bs obs, ed and respected
accordingly.
ny "rdar OF the Commander ia Chi,f
\ {. GhRlING ron,
n'J l. ana ln>rrc' Gen'I Uf =. Caroliuu
Dec. -. Ih63 .6-I,
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Arrival of a Conf. dsrate lron.elad

ShAhLtsr"s' December 20: T"e iron
steamer Comnnbia, formerly Tie Giraffe, of
Liverpool, win cargo Of shoes, Blank .,.,
Whiiworih guns aud aminuni ion. arrived
Yesterday al II Confederate OFT III. cargo
and sInp belong io the Government.
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MoGoAS's last VIcgoky: The Knox

MoEoAg's last VIcgoky: The Knox
vile Register says:
Lieut.. Jsm~- Collin, OF Gen. Morgan
command. reached this cisy on yesicrda,
II. states that Morga"'s late fgh, at iiari.-
vile wss certainly 'h- most brilliant achiev.
mrnt If this gallant officer. Tie crossed u.
Cumberland 10 The presence Of tho enemy
attacked and captured 2,IO4 prisoners, (thi.
l. the number paro!ed,) and besides two Il.
fed steel cannon, between 50 snd go way
on. and 2,s3o sand Of arms All this was
done while there wss an Abolition force
$4,000 strong within ak miles. Morgan
rserossed ,he river. and onIy lost three OF
Ill the wagons ks crYsurct.
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WAR NEWS.
From Richmond.

RICHMOND, Dec. l6.-Nothn additional,
oil an au'hrnlrc character, has been received
ir"m fredericksburg 10 day, except that
'hc Confederate loss IN Killed and wounded
Is less than 500.
Correspondents represent that the loss of
the enemy wus fully 5000.
BurnsIdes army i, reported 10 be mu,in
Gus, having positively refused, it i. said, 10
rehe" charge at the Confederate batteries,
From fredericksburg.
RICHMOND, Dec 10 S--ihe Yankees Icf,
large n"m1er~ Of guns, knup,ack. and "A
quantity of ammunition. iu Frederick. burg.
lhr! nisI Left about six hundred Of their
dead IN and about iown. Nearly ever,
house was sacked and content. wan,only
d".'r"lrd. Ever, conceivab. injury tim,
malice could suggesi Mas re,ur,.d 10 IN
their retreat across the river Tney pIopped
up dead bodies of their soldiers 10 repr.
sent rickets.
Nr. featrn", of Kentucky, offered res
oi"tion in The Yankee Congress that th.
policy Of Emancipation Recommended by
reI0rauon ot pcGcc--;hnt II Was AN u..
SUMPTION OF powsf dangerous To the pruu
crty cf free Government Laid on l,Ll,.
uincty four /" hiiy Tive.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

ofuer OF Sale Real Estate belonging to
Estate Of Mrs isabella ii. Cuuuors, deed
w VI. Connors, w. r Ervia and Wits
Mary Ii. Erwin, Applicants.
Ehrabrh II. Bailey and H.nriet,, f.
Bailey.
Bv order p. L Hammond, Esq .ire. Ord.
nar> II Laurasicr District, | viii sell before
the Court ii"u-e door in Lancaster on the
1T M"nday in January next, ono llomse ar d
Lot an the Eastern suburbs of the VILLAGE
ct Lancaster, belonging 10 the Estate of
Mrs. Isabella IL Connors, deceased, con.
t"In'nS thrS" acEus more or less The
House IL i very comfortable and convent.
emily arranged dwelling. On the premises
are all the necessary ont ildings. a good
Well "t water, nn excellent garden spot.
aud tine young orchard. A Cooking Stove.
now IN use on the premises, will b. sold
with the House. Adjunihg lands of VIM.
Sie,cn>, James III. " Ithcr>poon aud others.
on credit of one aud two years, excrp, so
much cash ~ will pay costs Of sale, the
p"rcha,er giving Bond and approved secu
rIly with interest TO toe due ana PAYABLE AN
nu"lIv until the whole he paid. and a Mort
gage OF the premises ii deemed neccs,ury
to the Ordinary 90 secure the purchase mo
ney.
AMOS McMANUS, S. l.. D.
Shrrtts Office Lancaster Court House
Drcvmb"r 18Th 1861, Aid
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Committed

To the Jail in Lancaster on the 10Th in,t
negro Boy. who says his name /. Joe, nnd
'hat h. h"Iorgs To IA, a. Hunter Of Meek
l"nhrrg L"nnIv \ 4. Said Bo, il about
~ years OF age, st"nr built, black complex
ion, Hnd has II scar on his left hand.
The owner Is HEREBY notified 10 come
ward, prove property, pay charges, and
take him away.
JAMES F. BARR, Jailor.
Dec. II, 1862, 45-,f
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NERITLD pHoMuTIox.-We are informed
and mnch pleased TO state, that Cul. John
ii. Morgan, whose exploit, have gained
him so much we'll deserved fame. has been
appointed by the Pf.sden, Br,sader Gen.
erai jG the Conf, drrsle AMY.
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ANDY CHASoiSG BASE The Knoxville
correspondent Of the Monle Register says
that Andy Johnson is going 10 The Federal
Senats--a full bIooded Democrat, to de-
nounce the Lincoln administration. oppo,s Q
emancipation, and 90 on. Andy smells .
rat,
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H Mex, week embracing the Christmas
holidays. there will be no paper issued fr, m
this "thce, however, should We receive any
important news our readers shall have the
benefit Of it through nn extra LEDGER.
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SALUTE -: r, Sumter fired tw.,tv nm,
guns Thursiny Ian, in honor, ;he success
Of our armx il Virginia aud Nrrrh Carolina
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NOTlCE.-As itis h-IirveG TIM, the
1\ Es,aI. III Lasweil M"ble,, deed /. in.
soI"rnt noIiee is hereby given 20 all per
sons having claims again't the nforeu,cu
l'""yd E~'nt. To present them legally au
'h"ni'o"'ed within SIX mOLths from date for
pro ratio d.stribuIion
J. b. MoBLEY, Fx'r.
Pleasant lInl ). T., Ivx q, 1881. - N
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Recess.

The General Assembly adjourned last
Tharsdav, To re- assemble the goth nf Jsnu
ary next, Eleven hcts were passed during
the recent session
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EXCHANGE NOTICE, No. 8.

!. All Confederate officers and men who
have been captured aud paroIed in Virginia
or Maryland, nj any time from the beginning
OF h"stIities TO the lst Of November, 1869,
have been duly exchanged, and are h,reby
so declared.
J. All Confederate officers and men who
have been delivered at Aiken's Landing, on
James river at any time previous to the lIth
Of November, 1862. have been duly OK.
changed, and are hereby so declared.
8 All Confederate officers and men who
have beeh delivered at Vick-burg, Mississip.
pI, previous to the lst Of November, 1869,
and Including said date, have been duly OK.
changed, and are hereby so declared.
ROBERT GUILD,
Agent of Exchange.
Nov. 10, 1869. 1l-8,.
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The next session of the Confederate Con.
gress VIII commence. N the Capitol in Rich.
nond, on the SECOND Mm day in January.
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5 . u L Ii G A r LIN IA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

PY r. T. HAMMOND, Esquire, Ordiua.
~ ~ for said District.
WHEREAS, l. w. Hunter and SAINT.
ID Ballard have applied to me for Letters of
Administration on all and singular the Goods
aud ChaItes, Right, and Credits Of Thos.
BALLARD, Of Ch"c;"w County, Mississippi.
late of the County aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, 10 cite and ac-
monleh all and singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to ts and no.
pear before me ut our next Ordinary's Court
Tor the said District, 10 be holden at LaI.
caster Court House on the 35th day of De-
c"mber inst, to show cause, If any, why the
laid administration should not be gran; led.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th
I ~ day Of Dec. il the year of our
s l. =. Lord one thousand eigh. hundred
~ )"nd sixty-two and in the eighty.
seventh ye"r OF the independence Of the
State of South Carolina.
l.. I. HAMMOND,
o. l. D.
Dec ~, 1904. at.
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LANCAsTERVILLR, sc.
"Wednesday Morning. Dec. "a. 1869

FEY The illness OF the Editor i, our ex.
cuse for the deficiency in the editorial dc
partmeut of thus issue.
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ESTATE NOTICE.

DERSONS indebted, either to the Estate
l. "f l~abrEa II. Connors, deceased. or
'nnI of Ardrew J C"nnors, deceased, will
make payment TO the under,ignrd Per
>"rs having demands ngains. cilt,cr or both
Of SAID Estates, are hrre5y notified t. pre-
sent them. in legal form, to me. Tor paw
mrnt. within 10" time prescribed by law
lni~ notice wii he plead in bar 10 any
CLAIMS subsequently presented
W. VI. lONNORS, Admir-.
Dec 3. 1862, 43-3m
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4. The Abolitionists Retreatiug.

GoLDsBoRo, Dec. 10 The battle on Yes.
terdAy resulted in the en.mvis taking the
back track last night, for parts unknown.
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NEGROES FOR HIRE.

Al the late residence of Samuel Is. Ham
m"nd deceased. on SATURDAY.. the 9th inst.
l wi! hire. at public "utcry, for the ensuing
ear, the nrgrors belonging To the Es,nte
"t HE said deceased d-about thirty in mum +.
Der. l.. Il. HAMMOND,
Surviving Executor.
Dee. 3, 1862, 44-3
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NEGROES To HIRE.

llif Undersigned rs the trustee Of Mrs
i. ~ Williamson, viii uire out, To the high
rss bidders nj public out cry. on ia. 6r-,
Monday IN january n.a!, at l.anca,,.rC II
eight or ten likely uegroe. Cond,liuns wi.
he mace known. "n the dn, Of hiring.
X. l.. All ISON, Trustee.
Dee. 81, 1862. l6at
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N.
ny.
ST. James Goose Creek Mission-To be.
supplied
81. Georges-Abel NJ Chrie'zberg.
Observation-Disclosures Wilson.
Edlst" Fork Mi.sion-Edmuud A. Prc.
Barns .ll-William Causon.
hrk.n-Wesley W. Graham.
Grsnite,ilIe Mission-Wm J. T.. Frippe
LexinSton-Wm. A. Clark, A.cernon 5.
Link.
Joan w. Miller, Chaplain in the Army.
MARION DicrHlcr w A. GAMEwELL,
=. r..
Marion-Malcus A. McKiLtin, James II.
Tart.
Marion Circuit Thomas Mitchell, James
B Campbell
Georgetown and SAM |it-William N
Wilson.
Santec Mission Broken up by the AL.
oliIiurisls
BIacS River aud Ie. Dee Mission-I.rael
Il. hughes.
Wuccamaw Mis>ion-CharIes Belts.
Conway yboro-Duhcan Mcmillan, John
q Wood, Abncr Er'in, Supvrnumerary
Darlington a. Porter.
Darlington Cicuit-Lewi, NJ. Little.
I.yncnbury-John w Crider, George II.
Wcii.-
BrownrsviIle-Lewi- VI. IIsmer.
Williamsburg John w. Murray, Henry
J. Mrgn
Liberty Chapel aud lynchss Creek
Mis- rurkeI
William a. IIemming.ay, Chaplain in
Tire An
'oLunsA Dsrmcr -RoBgRr ]. B"YD,
l. h..
"l"mbi.-Washirgton Street, William
l.. Mouz"n Marion Street, William II.
Caprrs. ). Toan,rnd. Cvlored People,
WinIam Martin.
C""sarrs M,,si"n Nicholas Talley.
Falriield-Auir,w CauIhen, Richard
X DoguaII.
Chester - John 4. Pickett
Sandy Run M->i"n-Evan A Lrmmoni
Rocky M"unt-Llauiin. Il. Prichurd
RIchisui-Davri W Sc,c
RIchland Fork Mssivn-Coinelius Me-
L.ud
C'mden-Manning Brown.
W!tsr.c Mission -- jacob l.. Shuford.
Snm,er-ilenry ID. Moore.
Sumter Circuil-Paul +. Kistler, James
= l"pn-s-
Bishop'iIls-Augn.tusW w. Walker, Lind
sey &. Weaver. SupernuuierAry.
Sanire-John w North.
Upper Santse ,Mis,ion-Edward J. Pen
ninGIon
MancL r.trr-Thomas w. Munn.rlyn
M.nning-Whiiam w. Mood.
Pr"~idenI Columbia Female Collv. e.
iIenr, Al Mood
Elias J. Mrynardio, Chaplain in the Army
CoxrsBUay IsrHicr-SIpI II. GRowSE,
j r.
Cos..bury--joLn NJ. Carlisle, Samuel B.
JONES', SuprrHum-rary.
Lnurens john Il. Zimmerman, John J.
W.rkman
Ne"berrs Thomas Clyde.
N.wbeIr Circnii--Minton ~ Conn.lh
J me-, w. Nig"tmnn.
Ninety. Six WIN. A McSwain.
Sainda River Aii,-ion--Wm. II Law ton.
NJ MpIston Edward {. Thwing
Butlrr-'rhomas q. Herbert.
Edgsfeld--Ais>ander l.. smith.
Abbv'iis-a. & :iacy.
Al Aidrrs"n- Frnnci. VI Morgan.
Prndelon--Wm Bowman
Pickrn---r Sumter Daniel.
Nm w Power aud WIN. s. Black,
chrpInirs in the Army
WADEsBoRo Di,TMcr CHARLES TAy.
LoR,p y T..
Wade.Goro--Samuel }. Hill, iIillinrG C..
Parsons, Supernnmrrnry
Wadesbofo Circuit-i.azii G Jones. Lou.
Is A Johnson
An""E'i'le Allan McCorquodale,
Alberuarie--Simp-on Jones
Cone"rd--I"ndy wood. Willis l.. IiaI.
ton, Supsrn1merary.
h"nros--John w Pueit, Thomas Fl.
Edwards.
Benne' tsyiiIe- Tracy r. Walsh, p.
Ii-rmsn
C"tasba River Mission Geo. w. u.
Creighton.
Chcsteraeld-Oliver Eaddy. Jane. T.
Wilson.
Cheraw--J John D. Massabeau.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

NNJuInnl and Inspector GrncraI', Olhce,
COLUMBIA Dec. IL, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER NO 10
Al.i. 'mp'rsnin"nIs or arrests Of men
IL nabIe /" i"Iy ~ the several Regiments
-, l.i Corps OF R-a,rves, recrntIy nrderxd
Ia rcIo oU ~ Confederate officers Tor Nlnet\
day service must be mad. according tn
the roll, regularly ordered from these Head
Qnhricr- and the nnrirn OF ali prTHuns IN.
pTes,rd or nrfrsIeG must alp'ar on me
tompan, roi., either Gl"G in Ini, "ihc. or
regularly made out b, the uthcers OF tie
miIni'. u, properly hc o. sln. 70 The LIST
Corps "f Rr-rrNv-.
By order oi Ihc G"yrrn"r
A T.. GAKiI\G ION,
Adj't ard lu-p Geucr"i OF - Carolina.
Dec ~ 1867 Alt,
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Lieut.. Governor.

Hon. j. T.. }. Weston, vi Pr ince Gc"rC,
Win, Ih, was, On 18Th instant. elected Lieu
tenant Governor VI the State BY very &C m
plin.eutary vote.
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NEGRORS To HIRE.

will hire ut NV residence in I.ancaster
District. "n the Slh d y Of January next, s
"r9 irk,ly abe bodied negroes. Among
them IS number one cook woman.
w. w. ELLIS
Dec II, 1919, 453t
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Estate John Williams, ESQ.

A LII persons Indebted to John Williams,
"A Esq, are notified to make payment,
aud alb persons having claims or demands
OF any character, are requested 10 present
The sans within tho term prescribed oy
Law Thl" notice will be plead in Bar 10
"Gy demand not so presented
JAMES II. WlrHERSPOON.
Adn'r J. Williams.
Lancaster &. II Oct 81. 1864 3S-3m
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Executive Appointment.

We learn ,hn, Gnv. Bonlnm has nppoin
ted d II Arthur, Esq, lis Privat. Secre
tary.