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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-07
AoVr Axp ,SsPa efNEhAL'S ertiUs, |
!, 49, RloHnokD,. July 4, 1868. !
GENERAL csDERs,
ADJ"r AND IEsP. GEMS oFFIcE,
RICHMOND, June 81, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS,
A. 20
| ADJ'T AND nsP'R GENERAL's OFFICE,
RoHHoHD, June 80, 1853
GENERAL ORDERS,


The acts of Congress pissed 9Th of April 1868 and dates
thereto having provided the means Of procuring ar
nv su Lies notice hereby given tOthe people Of the oonede
receiving officers that from the date q u
no supplies will be received I'll
der appeal President and the plan ofhe secre
War annexed her.o. Ansuch upPi collected or ten
ded po 10 the time aoove resred Co. will be pa Tor az e
tabshsd Hereafter supplies will be Obtained as lar
Or co4b by pu cbsss when necessary BY mPressme
when hofksd TO resort to impressmeL VIII 90
Requirements Of Law, AID the general orders or
Depar. and regulations Of this oace founded
hereon.
Ihst Sny ce who shall be az hofsd BY act OF Congress
oncenirB under the regulations OF This Depart
men pusuan which have been hereafter be
has given s required BY she ssme thtl
suhoriy 10 enter property in
good suspect Of thu ariel Of
produse oscs other things subject to press
sy ealed In order 70 obtain or sc ufe
tbs same h Ea have TO believe that they
concealed in dwelling house. storehouse or hr
building which he Is refused he may apply TO any
Judg Justice the Psace Commissioner OF Confederate
.u for upon the upon oath OF The
facts dsbing tie stored concealed, and obSa
search for AID same Ehih warrant shall
ouJ executed In the daytime, and after demand Of the
occupant II ue occupant ss then be In
habitIrg the building Rfor said.
(slgueD S. COOPER,
A and oaoirG ann
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-07

J. D. CHRISTIAN, Clerk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-07

PETERSBURG, July 6-Vhe Philadelphia Inquirer OF
the 4th has bee received here. l: contains General
Meades official despatch to the War Department, at
Washington, dated July 2ud, II o'clock P. NJ, which
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
South -Carolina---Kershaw District
i'm Equity.

Thomas Lang, as. Edward NJ. Boykin and Mary
c., his wife, Saie w. Boykin, Harriet M.
Lang, John c. Lang, Theodore Lang, Sam'
w. L. Lang, Cornelia A. Lang and Edward
B. Lang.-.Bill of Supplement and Reyivor.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that John G, Lang, Theodore Lang and Cor
nelia A. Lang, and her infant son Edward B..
Lang, four of the above named defendants, re-
side beyond the limits of the State of South
Carolina-on motion of Richardson & Gay,
complainants Solicitors, it is ordered that the
said John c. Lang, Theodore Lang Cornelia A..
Lang and Edward B., Lang, do appear and
and plead answer OF demur to the said bill OF
supplment and revivor on or before the 18th
day of September next or the same will be
takon pro contesso against them.
And it is further ordered that this order be
published for three months before the time
above appointed for the appearance of said
defendants, in the Camden Confederate, a
newspaper published in the town of Camden
w. r. TAYLOR, G. E. X. d
Commissioners Office, June 9th A. D, 1868.
June IL 3m
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
KERsEAw-nN EQUITY.

John Gaskin, ct. al. VS. James Bruce, ct, al-Bill
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER PASSED IN
Il above stated case (BiD at June Term, A. D. 1863,
viii offer for resale public oucry before the Court
House door, in Camden S. c., on the lst Monday in
July next at IL O'clock, m, the Tract of Land de-
scribcd in the peadags IN said ease ,(BllD, to-wt
to ID. T. Malaley, Trustee for the children of John c.
BaSku. M.e
Terms-So much cash as will pay the costs of re-
sale and proportion of the costs of proceedmgsthe
balance credit until the first of January next A.
D.. 1864 Said balance to be secured by bond with
at least two good sureties with interest the same
payable annually from day of sale, and mortgage
of the property. Purchaser to pay for papers, Said
tract of land be sold the risk of the former pu.
chaser WIN. r. TAYLOR G. e, K. ID. +
Commissioners Office, June 20, A. D., 1868.
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Council Notice.

INFORMATION HAVING BEEN RECEIVED
i by the authorities that certain parties in the
habit of injuring and deacng ornamental and shade
trees the public squares and streets of the Town,
by stripping them Of bark, tomak dye stuffs.
This is to give warning that all persons found guilty
of this misdemeanor shall be prosecuted to the utmost
extent of the law and reward of Five Dollars will
be paid to any giving such information as will
lead to the conviction Of the offender. y
Surely there are trees enough nhe wood, without
sorting such wantonness the destruction of some
of the handsomest oaks within the limits of the Town
R.. M. KENNEDY, Recorder,
Council Chamber, February 26, 1868.
March l3
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Runaway.

COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF KERsHAW
" District Negro Boy, who says his name is
JOHN, aud that he belongs to Robert Oliver, of
Georgetown, S. G.
Said Boy is five feet five or six inches high, viii
weigh l50 60 pounds had old black coat, and
grey satinett pants and Confederate hat, made o
wire grass. The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay expences and take him away.
~ DUNCAN SHEORN, Jailor.
March 6
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Administrators Notice.

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE
IA of WM f. PERRY, deceased, earnestly re-
quested to come forward and make payment--cash
preerred-and all having demands will present them
duly attested, to Wm NJ. Billings, at Camden, or TO
the undersigned, at Flat Rock
The creditors anxious to be settled with, and
desrous of closing up the business of the estate
Nay l5st 4 d. d. PERRY, Admir-
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Notice,.

"A IL PERSONS ARE REV ARMED NOT TO
~ trade for q note given to Elisha Atkerson
about the lst of May 1862, for some $50 or $40.
The payment of the above note was offered by Rev.
being that of Confederate ISSUE This is to notify all
parties concerned that the above note will not be paid
unless compelled by law. .s
June IL 49, III, ARRANTS,
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

practising physician to the citizens Of Camden and
vicinity. Office main street. in the rooms formerly
occupied by Dr. T. j. WORKMAN.
February 27
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
Closing up Business.

DEING ANXIOUS TO CLOSE UP. MY PRESENT
- business, the remainder Of my stock will be dis
posed Of low rates for cash Persons wishing sup
plies would do well to call and look at the goods
February 20 E. w. BONNEY. !
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Notice.

n LY in the hands of w. l.. DePass due j. M
Gayle, and j. NJ Gayle & Co, will hereafter be found
at the store of. S. DePass door ABOVE @. Math-
eson's store
March 27 f3St
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Confederate Gen. HospitaI, NJ 1.

CoLUMBIA.
CORPORAL J F. BRAsINGTON HAS BEEN
patient in this Hospital since the lst of January,
from an ulcer on the calf of Leg and still unfit for
duty. w. H. HORLBECK,@
May % ss> Surgeon, p. A. G. 8.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
Executors Notice.

( n LII PERSONS HAVING DEMAND AGAINST
IA the late Mrs Sarah Cipes are required to render
account thereof to the undersigned according to
law and those indebted to her to make payment to
June IL 3 J. NJ. DESAUSSURE, Ex'r.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12

Change I'm Schedule Of s. g. R. n.
On aud after Thursday, I'd Of April, the midday
train down from Camden will be altered as follows:
/: Leave Camden IL 80 pm. 2gs
Arrive at Kingsvlo 246 pm. ,s@s6ig /,
Arrive at Camden $40 p. m.
Arrive at Augusta 3:45 p. m.
Arrive at Columbia 600 p. m.
The time of departing from each ofthe above named
paces-with the exception Of the down md-day train
rom Camden have not been changed, and will con-
nue as heretofore, until further notice.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-12
Lost.

M Y NOTE, PAYABLE TO B. COOK OR ORDER,
lSl for seven hundred and ninetyfve dollars dated
about the 18th of February last Having given du-
refused; and all persons are hereby warned against
trading for it.. GEO. ALDEN (,
June IL Na, ,tf. i
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Runaway--$50 Reward.

ID DUNAWAY-MY NEGRO FELLOW, BEN,
LII about 25 years of age, feet or inches high,
in color dark mulatto and weighs about $50 pounds
and his left eye-ooth is out He has been out since
August 1861 The above reward will be paid to any
person apprehending the above named and placing
him in the Jail of Kershaw any other adjoining dis
trct so that can get him. 1t is thought that he,
may have found his way to Charleston as reports say
he has been seen seen near the city. Address
.5$ JOSEPH X. KIRKLAND,
April II 3 Flat Rock, s. G. :
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0l s0LDIERS ArAMILTESs
he soldiers board of selisf met on t6e5 Sd
siastlnt, when reports 90 part) fton the Dom
In the Beat Gem penies was bssded to-
thsans wilich SHOW the following contribution: !:
Two hundred and twenty bushels Of corn gwen
5sto the board withopt .cempsnsation- to be dis
] trlbnted rs they deemsbest Five bundred and
forty-fouf bushels corn, to be. sold to soldiers
families at one dollar, and one bundled and
ninety three dollars in money to buy corn, and
forty bushels Of wheat. s. 81 ss
This corn is now on deposit in Camden, at the
mill Of Mr.. John Gaskins, Granny's Quarter
;cresk; ct the mill Of Mr.. J. H. Vaughn, on San.
ders creek, and at the mill Of Captain E. Par
sker, over the river, can be obtained by soldiers
families by application to Mr. Jesse Truesdale,
Flat Rock; Mr.. ]. Ross Dye Liberty Hill; Mr..
I James Team, over the river or James Dunlap
or the undersigned at Camden. :.
~ The board will meet again on the oath inst,
to act on the subject Of the supply of corn to
soldiers families, and earnestly request that
all tho committees will report by that time.
The quarter beginning first of July is the trying
period to soldiers families. The evidence be-
fore the board is, that sufferingno now exist, and
will extend to other families, after first of July
The, effort of every man in the district might be
well applied toprocure the corn to support these
/ suffering families. .
49, BY order of the board. h
lJNO. NJ. DESAUSSURE Chairman.
June -, 49, .t q
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FIREY, AND

. o. MoLAssEs, CRUSHED AND BROWN
Ne SUGAR;
500 dollars worth Matches, best quality;
Tobaceo--Common, Medium and Fine; 's'
Rice-good and fresh Rice Flour;
Salt-Conederate and Turks Island;
Smoking Tobacco and good Cigars;
Pepper Sause, Spices Of different kinds;
Jars and Jugs, various sizes:
Nails, coarse Shoes. -
May %, 1868. A. 7. LATTA
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StraYed,

nN THE NIGHT OF THE 17th ultlmo, from
~ Manchester Depot. five Government MULES,
branded c. 8. Any information concerning them will
be suitably rewarded. Address me at Sumterville.
NAY 90 J. TINDALL
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Hams and Shoulders,

EINE HAMS AND SHOULDERS-ALSO
j. Brown Sugar, Rice and Salt just received and
for sale at the sold Corner.
May E. W. BONNEY.
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Alabama -
Fire InsuranC :.
@ O M p A N Y

rINHE Undersigned as Agent for the above South
Il Insurance Company is prepared to issue
policies of Insurance against loss by Fire all Build
ings, &c.
November @f2 w. L. DEPASS.
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Fancy Soaps, &c.

IUST RECEIVED AT THE GOLD CORNER"
q Fancy Soaps, Tooth Brushes, Needles, Hair Pins,
Knitting Needles Pins, Shoe Thread, Black and White
Spool Cotton, Black Flax Thread, Black Sewing Silk,
Matches Pearl Buttons, &C. y,.s
Mays E.W. BONNEY.
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: April ~


CtAsH WILL BE PAID FOR APPROVED,
" ueA secured BONDS, that have from one to three
years to run. Apply at the "Old Corner"
80" 4. W. BONNEY.
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AN ORDINANCE.

1>O AMEND AN ORDINANCE PASSED ON THE
Il sth day of May, 1862, imposing tax upon coun.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-07-04

Lincoln has been turning the rebellion over
in bis mind. This Is the only way be Will be
able TO turn II over
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~ ,sSse IN : 49,. 0ansss.
Rican0yp, 4arcA S-Tic Knnnire
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-12-23


GRANT SUpERoEDEs MEADE.-The news
to day is that General Grant, with thirty
thousand men, has been detached from the
command Of the army of Tennessee, and is
now on his way to take Che place of Meade
on the Potomac. If this be true, and we
think the statement very plausible, it is an
important piece of intelligene. Grant is
certainly the most lucky, if not the ablest,
Yankee General which this war has pro-
duced, and having been entirely successful
in all his Western campaigns, tits doubt
less now the purpose and hope of Lincoln
to make short work of Lee and his gallant
army by pitting this boasted hero of the
West against them. Forewarned We hope
our Government will be forearmed., The
effort of Grant will be to whip Lee, dash at
once on to Richmond, and conquer peace
in the Confederate capital. Perhaps he
will not find the road so easy to travel as
some he has trod-LynchJurg Republican,
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IDENTIFY expected. 1t is reported that there

Idently expected. It is reported that there
was skirmishing yesterday at Blackberry. !
sLYNoHBURa,. Dec. 20.-The special cor
respondent of the Hirginian, dated Salon,
December IS, says: On Wednesday morn.
ming the enemys advance, guard went char
ging through Main street, the main body
following soon after. Pistols were drawn
ready to FIRE upon the citizens who crowded
the street. They broke open the Post Of
flee, out the telegraph wires, and then pro.
ceeded to the depot, which was crowded
with ladiesand gentlemen waiting the train.
They broke open trunks and destroyed The
contents, setting fire to. the buildings.
They formed line of battle and planted
batteries on the hill to bear on the expected
train, which consisted Of 8 pieces Of artille-
Try, They fred 8 shots at the train, which
retired without damage They opened
tmany stores and carried off or destroyed all
the goods and burned several barns, one
containing loto tallow and oil, and des-
troced quantity of grain. They we're pi-
loted by man named Hall, who was ord.
nance officer at this post for Gen. Jenkins
last spring, but deserted soon after to the
enemy. The enemy remained here until
5 o'clock this evening. Hearing that Fitz
Hugh Lee and Imboden were IN pursuit,
they left, camping six miles from town that
night. They shot about fifty horses before
they left camp as they had more than they
could get along with. supposing they
could not cross Craig's creek the way they
came, they changed their course, going in
the direction Of Hncastle. The enemy
represented that they had u, 600 men, but
their force had been divided and portion
sent in another direction. Among the
prisoners captured is Capt. Porteaux, AS.
siatant Qaartermaster Of this post. Many
servants went with. them. j. .%s q I,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-12-23

I the rights of citizens, unless they assume
all their responsibilities, The exemption
Jaws should be materially abridged, and the
system Of details made gilmore consequence
than the interest Of any stock company
should require The .snigger" must be
made to fight and pay for "the nigger," and
then With reduced issue of Confederate
promises to pay, massing Of. the army, 50
as to havefewer companies, snd less; officers,
with greater numbersin the field, the s0Ao1e
people will go into the var with aproper
spirit, the women will continue TO do their
duty as nobly as they have ever done, and
ssallcapable of bearing arms" will see that
the drones be turned out Of the hive, and
our cause will be strengthened aud indepen-
dence secured. To raise the pay of the
soldier is humbuggery-lower that of the
officers, and make the promise good. Such
is the feeling about camp, and such give
it you, confident that twill, by no means,
prove unobjectionablein in many quarters.
Thursday last was duly observed here,
we had preaching in the morning, BY Mr..
] eMitchem, one of our soldiers, which was
followed by prayer among The members of
the Regiment, the Chaplain. being absent in
attendance on the Conference at Sumter
not the Fort. Ahymn prepared for theoc-
casion by Company B, I send you for pub
lication, if thought worthy; the intention
You will admit is good. ~
We have rumors of raids in North Caro-
lima, which leads to expectations of our-re-
,moval again to the mountains, or the sea-
board, we have nothing reliable, however;
sslike cold souse we are always ready" My
letter has spun out its usual length, / think;
and as it will close, probably yours and my
correspondence with the readers Of the En-
oUIRER, until another year beams upon Us
all. I concludeby wishing all as merry
Christmas, as may be. =: >,
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s@ "P. W. A." in letter from Dal.
ton, 10th instant, to the Savannah Repub'
licau gives the following table Of casualties
during the late battles around Chattanooga,
including the affairs on Lookout Mountain
and at Ringgold, as we'll as the battle on
Missionary Ridge. 1t will be seen that our
loss in killed and wounded is very slight
a fact which can only be accounted for on
the theory that our forces were we'll protec.
ted by their position: The greater part Of
the loss on the Ridge occurred after our
lines were broken and subjected to an en-.
.flading fire. The artillery is not included
L. lah
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From Virginia.

IYNcHBURa, December 10y Yarious
reports have been received from Salem, :.
Couriers who have arrived at Bonsacks re-
port that the enemy have arrived, but pris.
oners who left this morning say there is no
enemy there. The damage done the rail-
road during the visit is. not considerable.
The track was torn up six hundred yards
about the depot, also the bridges over the
Roanoke River and Mason's Creek, two
miles this side of town another small
bridge was destroyed; few telegraph poles
we're cut down, Pitzer's large -four mill,
Met Clepaghan's store and three small build.
ings were burned ; also seventy-fve Govern
ment wagons. Thos. Chapman, citizen,
was killed. The prisoners in Jail were lib.
Grated among whom were few Yankees,
A number of citizens, some furloughad and
wounded soldiers were taken prisoners, but
the citizens were returned. A number Of
negroes were carried off. Some Of the en'
emy's stragglers we're captured by our men.
1t is said the enemy's forces exceed l,500
men,. Reports of the enemy's returning to
Salem are conflicting. F., :
BRISTOL, December 19.-The late news
on Saturday produced intense excitement
here. Johnson's division attacked force
Of mounted infantry, about 1000, at Beams
Station, on Monday, and gradually drove
them back, after stubborn resistance and
heavy loss, in the direction of Knoxville
The pursuit continued throughout Tuesday
and Wednesday, during which time wo cap
tured train of seventy wagons, loaded
with stores, clothing, and many prisoners
Our forces are moving in the direction o
Knoxville, to which place the Yankees have
fed. Our loss in killed and wounded i
about 3OO Gen. Oracle, slightly wounded
in the arm, is here, en- route foT Knoxville
225 prisoners have arrived here.
LYNcHBURG, Dec. 19.-But little addl
tional from the Salem raiders since Tuesda.
night They surprised and fred into tn
camp of Capt White at Catawba Greek
and captured II men and about IL horses
which had been recaptured. A courie
who arrived from Bonsacks this evening
says the enemy is on this side of Craig
Creek, 1S miles from Salem. On yester
day at noon their camp was visible from tn
moutain. Craig's Creek was rising rapid
ly yesterday and was impossible at the ford
which prevents the enemy's further retrea
by the Newcastle road.
LYNoHBURG, Dec. 19.-Passengers thi
evening report that the enemy fndin
Craig's creek past fording, changed thei
course in the direction of the Catawba an
camped Thursday night ten miles beloN
Montgomery, White Sulphur Springs. Th
object of taking this route is to strike o.
the Salt Pond road leading towards th
Kanawha Valley. Their capture is conf
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-12-23
HEAD QUARTERS.

In order to reward the faithful services
Of the printers under our command, we
have been authorised to grant them q Fur
Tough Of seven days; consequently they
Hill bsallowed 70 pass freely from post te
post, and reposs through these Head Guar.
ters on the 9th Of january, 1854! In othe,
words, hostilities will be suspended from
onr batteries, that is, the Enquirer will moi
be issued until the expiration Of the time
specified. We hope this "movemene' will
meet the public approval" asof yore:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-12-23

Fine Opportunity for Investment.
DESIRING to retire, offer for sale the SOUTH CARO-
LINIAN AND COLUMBIA BANNER oFFH'E, with
the paper,-dufy, tri-weekly and weekly-gINDERY,
OFFICE and oil iapputenances
The lot measures GO by lao feet and the building Is well
adapted for ispuposes There is valuable HOE (CYL
1NDER) POWER PRESS, an ADAMS PRESS and RUG,
Giles CARD PRESS. The ENGINE is a very superior
Hoes vertical, and the supply TYPE and MATERIAL
abundant The circulation Of the paper equal 10 that OF
any paper in the State.
Terms cash, In Confederate bonds.
R. w. GIBBEs.
Columbia December S, 1863. lp