The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-31
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
GENERAL ORDER NO 2S.

GENERAL ORDER NO 2S.
I TIE PRESENT EXIGENCIES OF TIE SER.
Is vice require the completion of the organization
recently begun under the Presidents call upon the
Governor of this State for Five Thousand $4,000
Troops, for service within the State for six (6 months
from the lst of August next 1t will not however,
arrest the enrolment of ali coDscripts up to forty:ve
(45 required under his Proclamation of the 18TH
July instant. But all such Conscrpts as are in SER
vice in about Charleston or as shall be called into
active service in or near there in their present Organi
cations, will be enrolled as COnscripts, but remain
with their respective commands until the exigency has
passed, and will then report at the Confederate
Camps OF Instruction Such may not lie called be-
fore being enrolled into active service with their
specves commands will comply at the date of enrol
ment with the said Proclamation of the President
The privilege of selecting the companies of the Con-
federate service to which they choose attach them
selves the Governor is authorized 10y the President
to say will not be forfeited by such enrolment.
H. An election for one Colonel, one Lieutenant
Colonel, one Major in each Regiment in accordance
with the subjoned arrangement, will be held the
3lst instant at each Beat Muster Ground by any two
or more Of the Company Officers within the usual
hours. immediately after the Polls are closed the
votes will be counted by the Managers at each Com
pany Poll and report of the result under their hands
will he Immediately made to this Office, in Charleston.
ILL., The troops thus organized will hold themselves
in readiness to march at moments notice. each man
To provide himself with havcrsaci and three days
cooked rationS.
w. All Field Officers OF the Militia and Company
Officers ofthis organization, are charged with tho
prompt extension and execution of this order
lst Regiment Grccnvle 10
I'd Regiment, PickenS llJ
Sd Regiment, 1.-TWO companes) Grccnvillc l53
4th Regiment, Anderson l2O
9th Regiment PickenS llJ
l2l Regiment, Anderson ITO
9th Regiment Ebbeville ITO
Sth Regiment, Abbevlle ll5
9th Regiment ldgede,d 55-l00s
eth Regiment. Edgeield ll5
10th Regiment, Edgcieid %
| lth Regiment Barnwell l2O
10Th Regiment, Beaufort ~
18th Regiment, Colleton 10
l4th Regiment Orangcburg loo
18th Regiment two companics,j Orange
burg and Lexington Ill
i3d Regiment, Barnweil 30
39th Regiment Newbcry l25--l02l
10th and ! 7th Regiments. Charleston G45
18th Re giiIcgt. Charleston so
l9lh Re tmCnt. harlCStOn 90
Slst Regiment. VI ManSburg and George
town 10
SD Regiment, 1.-TWO Compancs) Marion lG5
i3d Regiment. Horny li9-ll9O
20th Regiment, Sumter ITO
2lSt Regiment, Lancaster %
22d Regiment kershaw l00
23d Regiment, 1.-TWO CompanicS,) Richland 30
..4lh Regiment Clarendon so
25th Regiment
18th Regiment, ! Zone Company
Fairfield 10
9th Bcgimcnt, Chester 90
2Sth Regiment Chesterfield l25
29lh Regiment Darlington l20
10Th Regiment Marlboro 100
Saith Regiment, York ITO
35th Regiment, Union 30
seth Regiment, (two Companies) Spartan
burg l35
37th Regiment, Spartanburg 40
10th Regiment, York l20
SSth Regiment, Newbcrry 10
10th Regiment Laurens %
4lst Regiment, Laurcns 100
45th Regiment, Union and Spartanburg %
2Gtl Regiment, Chester 70
BY order of the Commander-in-Ch Chief
A. G. DARLINGTON,
Adiutant and Inspector General S. G..
Us" Papers OF the State publish till day Of election
July 81
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