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They strengthen the system and enliven tho
mind.
They prevent miasmatio and intermittent fs-
yers.
They purify the breath and scidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhca, Cholera and Cbolera
Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
llca,iachc.
They arc tho best bit,crs in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and arc exhausted
natures great restorer.
The following startling and emphatic state.
ments can DO seen ut or Office.
Letter Of Rcv. Z. F. CRANE, Chaplain OF the
LOT Now York regiment
Near Acquia Greek, March 9Th, 1863.
Owing to the great exposure and terrible de-
composition after the battle Of An,ietam, Iwas
utterly FRUSTRATED and very sick. Ny stomach
would not retain medicine. An article called
Plantation Bitters, prepared by DR.. Drake, N.
York, was prescribed to give me strength and
an appetite. To my surprise they gave me i'm.
mediate relief Two bottles almost allowed mo
to rejoin my regiment. I have
since secn them used In many cases, and am
free to say, for hospital OF private purposes
know Of nothing like them.
Rev. Z. =. CRANE, Chaplain
Lette, from the Rev. N. Z. GILps, st. Clsirs-
vile, n.:
Gentlemen You were kind enough, on o
former occasion, to send me half dozen bot
ties Of Plantation Bitters for $3.50. My vito
having derived so much benefit from the use Of
these Btters, desire her to continue them and
you will please send us six bottles more for tho
money incloscd.
lam, very truly, yours.
N. T.. GiLps, Pastor Ger. Ref Church.
SOLDIERS IloaE. SupgRrsTESDT's OFFICE,
Cincinnati, o Jan. 18th, 1868.
have given your plantation Bitiers to hun
drels Of our noble soldiers who stop here, moro
or less disabled from various causes, and tho
effect Is marvellous and gratifying.
Such preparation as this | heartily wish In
every family, in every hospital, and at hand on
every battlefield.
G. W. d. ASDREws, Superintendent.
DR.. W. A. Childs, Surgeon OF the Tenth YER
mont regiment. writes 81 wish every soldier
had bottle Of Plantation Bitters. They ore
the most effective, perfect, and harmless tonic
ever used" -
WILLAnp's HOTEL, WASHINGTON; D. CD
May 22d, 1863.
Gentlemen: We require another supply OF
your Plantation Bitters, the popularity Of which
daily Increases with the guests Of our house.
Respectfully, SYKES, CHADWICK & Co.
&c, Sc. Sc. SO.
DC sure that every bottle bears tho fac-simile
Of our signature on steel plate label, with our
private stamp over the cork.
Il. ii. DRAKE & CO.,
202 broadway. N. y.
Sold by all respectable Druggists, Physicians.
Grocers. Hotels. Saloons, and country dealers.
81 cou6m
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DEATHS.

~ Notices OF deaths. not preceding az mnss,
inserted FREQ those ADORE that NUMBER VIII %
CHARGED regular advertising rates.
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NEW York, NOV. ~.
A Knoxville, Tenn, letter Of the 9TH to the
Herald mentions the fight between the rebel
and Union North Carolinains on Broad river,
in which the latter whipped the former. Dur
ing the fight many Of the rebel regiment,
skeddadled TO the Union ranks and poured
their fire into their former comrades.
The Times has letter from j. U. Sloan, an,
ted Annapolis, 10Th, containing list OF 5uoo
Of our paroled Union men, who arrived tncrc
from Richmond. Six died on the passags.,
These men were the best that could DC picker
out to send. They all confirm previous Nc
counts Of their horrible suiicrings ana ha'u-
ships.
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GENERAL MTEHaIGEHGE.

Throat. Tightness Of the Chest. and Consump
ton. See advertisement in another column.
~ eSW
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Rebels Falling Back 10 Chickamauga Station,
Capture of Rebel Rife Pits-a Position o.
Great Importance Gained.

CINCINNATI, Nov. "a.
The Commercial has special dispatch,
dated Chattanooga, Nov. 23d. which says !:
'Desertcrs last night reported that the rebels
were falling back to Chickamauga Station. -
Their artillery has been Withdrawn from our
front. The whole rebel army is apparently in
retreat.
A reconnaissance this afternoon reveals that
the enemy are apparently in force between us
and Missionary Ridge.
Gen Wood, In charging up Orchard Ridge.
carried the rifle pits under u severe musketry
and artillery fire, taking 300 rebel prisoners.
We now hold oil the high ground this side Of
Missionary Ridge. Our troops are In line OF
battle. and will lie on their arms tonight
Hard fighting isinevitable.
New YORK, Nov. %.
A Chattanooga letter of tho l4th to the
World, has the following
win Bragg move upon Gen. BURNSIDE with a
portion of his force, leaving the remainder 10
resist the advance of tho Federals Has he
sufficiently fortified his position in front Of
Chattanooga to allow him to do thisl
That he might have done this had not tho
situation changed within the last twenty-four
hours, is possible, but rs Hookcr's advance
from Bridgeport settled the supply question,
and another important movement has prevent
ed flank movements In East Tennessee. What
II Is am not at liberty to say, but 1t will not
be shrowded in mystery long. III, rs Is alleged
by some refugees and dcsertersi n portion Of
Bragg's forces have already on their mission
against Gen. Burnside, they must be immedi-
ately recalled or the rebel communications
will be severed and their whole army threaten
I'D from the rear.
Whatever movements may occur to compcll
Bragg to change his base, no general advance
will take place until Chattanooga can be made
base for supplies. To advance even with the
certainty of driving Bragg to Atlanta before
that time will be madness; that place can only
be converted into base after the railroad is
completed between Bridgeport and Chattanoo-
60.
Events and mancuvers may bring about
battle, but doubt II, unless the rebels concen-
trate oil their armies and make desperate ef-
fort to regain East Tennessee, but certain 1t IL
they cannot take the offensive now
A Chattanooga letter to the Tribune OF the
18th states that within twcnty-four hours an
unusual number of descrters have como into
our lines. This morning, twelve came In one
gang. They bring the important report that
the Union cavalry, few days since made a
raid on the railroad between Bragg's army
and Atlanta, tore up the track In several places,
burnt FIVE important bridges, and so complete
ly cut of Bragg's supplies that his men were
without food of any kind whatever except corn,
and not much Of that. This story Is repeated
by several different parties.
E,;1bT beI,,eso DebsJ ,oJ Tyo;on ~ TdrOIint-
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From Chnttnnoogn

An Important Movement---Bragg's
Communications Cut.
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Fight beiiceen Rebel and Union N. Cdroiini'
ans-Re6S Treatment of Union Soldiers.
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II. II. Hay & Co, Portland, A. Sawyer, Bbddo
ford, and S. 6. Mitchell, Saco, Agents. lyr38
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IuESpAN, NOV. II.
Have been informed to-day why our regi-
ment was taken from the I'd and put into the
ri brigade when we advanced against the cne-
my at kelly's Ford. aud ~ some may miscon-
strue the act, and give wrong impression 10
our injury where the facts are not known, I
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A Provost Marshal General for Ind ana. Of
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I fnsh = heir tois impurty 1 the blood TIE blood
becorns impur from many causs. impure AIR change
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ENROLLING OFFICE, HEADQUARTERS, }
KERsHAw DIST, CAMDEN s. c., Feb. Z, 1863
IN PU SUANCE TO ORDERS FROM COL. JOHN
s. Preston, commandant of conscripts, Columbia, s.
c., all white male residents of Kershaw District and
all transient persons between the ages oeghteen [ls]
and forty l4O not in the military service of the Con-
federae States ordered to report forthwith to the
Enrolling Officer of this District or be considered
and published as deserters aE
All officers, non.commissioned officers and privates
absent from their commands without leave or on ex-
pred leave, will also report at these Headquarters or
will be published and arrested as deserters
All exemptions and discharges previous to the 1lth
of October are not considered valid
All persons IN the employment of the Government
will forthwith port their names ages and nature Of
their occupations and all persons following professions
and trades emitting them to exemption will present the
evidence of the same. ,.,, ..,, '>..,,
Under General Orders No. 43 of tho State Adjutant
and nspectorGenera all Militia Officers are ordered
to furnish forthwith rolls Of all persons in their Beat
liable to conscripton.
Persons claiming to be exempt should report prompt
ly that their of exemption may be properly en-
rolled. .... ID. -- -..,..~s! .. q
The office will be opened on Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridayss between the hours Of and q at Dr. D.
L. DESAUSSURBS Office in Camden ,,..
'n s' ."r".r 20 asa Z. B. CANTEY
Capt. and Enrolling Officer Of Kershaw District.
February l3 ''.,'>
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Personal.

We had the pleasure, on Monday last of visit from
our editorial irlend' Mr. w. NJ CoNNERs ofthe Lancas-
Ter Leager Mr. G. is well known to the people of our
district and State as the partner in law of our dstin
gulshed and gallant Brigadie General j. B. KERsHAw
Inc Leager has been amongst the few in our Confed.
eracy' ana especially in South Carolina, that have
oraVed the raVages Of war on newspapers and stands
second to none of the remaining few for editorial
ao'lity and as medium for district advertising Our
merchants and others having commercial inter-
course with the good people Of Lancaster land there
are many) would find the Ledger a good medium
through which to make known the articles of supply
on hand
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NUMBER %
Special Notices.
H'DQUAKTERS 22d RECT. 3. C. NJ.
CAMDEN, s. G, March 2Sth i86s


SPECIAL ORDER NO. 4.
1T APPEARING THAT IN SOME OF THE COM.
PANIES Of this Regiment thcre has been q failure to-
organize in accordance with General Order No 8,
from the Adjutant and InspectorGenera and Order
No. issued from these Headquarters, either by not
holding elections in pursuance OF said orders or by
returning elected persons who are not eligible under
the act of the General Assembly 1t hereby ordered
that the commanding officers of all snch beat compan-
les of this Regiment do forthwith orGer elections to be-
held on the 7th day Of April 1863, between the hours
Of 10 m, and p. m, in all where such kfailure
has occurred. Officers commanding beat companies
are hereby required to return of the officers in
their respective BEATS with the date of their election
also complete roll of all persons in their beats be-
tween the ages Of l6 and So aud l6 and co. liable to-
militia and patrol duty, to these Headquarters on and
before the 9th day Of April, 1863.
1t is to be hoped that there will be no unneces
sary delay in completing the organization of these
companies under these orders.
Officers in command of beat companies are required
promptly and faithfully to execute these orders in
every particular.
By order Col JONES:
j NJ. GAYLE Adjutant.
A,,I
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Rags! Rags! Rass!!!

Our lady friends would confer lasting favor by
sending to the Office of the Confederate all the clean
nnin and cotton rags they may have on hand Rags
Will secure Tor us what money cannot-viz: paper to
continue the publication Of the CONFEDERATE High
est cash prices paid on delivery
: We are indebted already to the kind attention Of
several est'mable ladies' from the town and District
for packages of an extra fine article.
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April 3
TO THE FRIENDS OF DECEASED
O1,DUu.ERS

THE ESUBSCRIBERH H. AS RECEIVED, THROUGH
the kindness of Capt T. J. WARREN, copies of the
proper affidavit and forms Of application to the War
Department, for tie payments due deceased soldiers
1t has been found that many applications ustly due
have been refused, on account of the informaty Of
the applications. The War Department has had
printed proper forms Of application copies of which
have been sent to me by Capt. Warren.
l will attend to all applications at my office.
J. K. WITHERSPooN, Magistrate.
March 81
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from pedestal to tower. Many houses were set on fire
and burned to the ground by the shells of the enemy
1t s distressing to the sad havoc made in this once
beautiful and prosperous city. Families driven from
their elegant and luxurious houses and in many
instances persons reduced from ease and COM
fort to want not starvation Surely there is right
eous God who will punish still more those who have
polluted our sacred sauctuaries and homes by their
unholy touch.
The Yankee pickets line the Stafford side of the
Rappahannock. We saw number of them on duty,
and considerable number of cavalrymen, whom we
suppose the videtes of this section of the army
good deal of work has been done on our side since the
battle in anticipation of another advance of the enemy
The city garrsoned by Gen. Barsdale's Brigade of
brave Missssippans who were the first in the men,
orable fight which commenced on the morning of the
llth OF December, 1862. w.
The ENEMY LANDING BELow.-Reports reached
the city last evening by the Savannah train to the
effect that Sunday afternoon two regiments of the
enemy landed upon Johns Island and drove in our
pickets In the sk'rmishing which ensued, three Of
the enemy are said to have been made prisoners. 1t
is also stated that the Yankees have landed force
upon Seabrooks Island, about twelve miles from
Adams Run.
In consequence of these movement, Gen. Hagood
has ordered all the ladies away from Adams Kun.
Mercury of Tuesday.
The skrmish on Seabrook's Island on Sunday re-
ported in of yesterday, was an encounter
between the enemys pickes and few ofour scouts
resulting in the capture of one prisoner Two of the
enemy stated to have been killed outright We
have no further intelligence from that quarter.-Mer-
cury of Wednesday,
MIDDLE TENNESsEE.-A private letter. from Chat
tanooga, dated March 20th says Gen. D. f. Johnston
has gone to the 'front.' bag and baggage, staff horses
servants, camp equpage and all, and has assumed
command ofthe army in person. Gen. Bragg is tenn
porarily relieved and is in Winchester where his
wife lies dangerously sick. well grounded rumor
obtains in military circle to the effect that Cen B.
has been permanently relieved from the command of
the army of Tennessee, and ordered to report Rich
mand On dit that he will be assigned to Mobile, and
Gen. Buckner sent to Vcksburg No news from the
front, except that Rozencrans has fallen back to-()
Our scouts have been in Murlreesboro' but whittier
"Rosey" is gone, we know not Jackson (Ihss) Ap.
peL 26M.
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Change i'm Schedule of s. C.R.R.

On and after Thursday I'd of April, the midday
train down from Camden will be altered as follows.
Leave Camden IL 80 p. m.
Arrive at Kingsvlle 2.46 o. m.
Arrive at Camden $40 p m
Arrive at Augusta sA5 p m.
Arrive at Columbia 500 D. m
Inc time OF departing from each ofthe above named
places-with the exception of the down midday train
from camden-have not been changed, and will con.
tinue as heretofore, until further notice.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. w. R. SKIES TENDERS HIS SERVICES
practising physician to the citizens of Camden and
vicinity Office main street, in the rooms formerly
occupied by DR.. I. j. WORKMAN.
February 81
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Order No. a. 8. G.. M.

We would call the attention of oil interested par
ties in Kershaw District to Special Order No. T. from
Col BuRwELL JONES The order from the Adiutant
inspector General Of the State respecting non.com-
plance or performance of the duty cf militia officers,
are very forcble and requires roster to be returned
OF all officers and men in their respective BEATS by the
9Th inst See order under our Special Notice head
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Last Friday.

We were pleased to see the universal quiet and
Christian observance paid to the services in the diff
ierent Churches Of Camden on Friday last-it being
set apart oy the President Of the Conederacy as day
OF Fasting Humiliation and Prayer. We should not
be at all surprised at this godly feeling pervadng the
hearts OF our citizens they have ever been charac
terzed as Chrstian-loving and law abiding people.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

TIVE FOLLOWING GENTLEMAN ARE AP-
pointed Managers at the ensuing election to be held
on the lst Monday in April next, for Intendant and
four Wardens for the Town Of Camden: w. D. An
derson, Chas. A. Mcdonald and is. Meroney
ROBT. NJ. KENNEDY, Recorder.
Council Chamber, March 81, 1863. :
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. 7. REENSTJERNA, offers his services TO
the public in quality of Physician, Surgeon and Ac-
coucheur Office over the store of Messrs. Gayle d.
Young.
May 80