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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-11
SALE

((Y PERMISSION OF A. L. MCDONALD. ORDI.
- DINARY OF Kershaw District, l will sell at pub.
lie auction at his late residence, all the personal prop.
erty Of William Shield. decd. consisting of negroes
plantation, stock and Tools household and kitchen fur
niture, &C., on the fifteenth day of December next
Terms made known on day of sale.
November 21 WARREN n SHJprns
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south Carolina - Kers1ia " DislriCG
WHEREAS WIN. R. TAYLOR G. E. K, AP.
w piled to ioe for Lettres of Administration on all
and singular the goods any chattes rights and credits
OF Allen Sanders, late Of the district aforesaid de-
ceased:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred aud creditors of said deceased
to be and appear before me at our next Ordiuary's
Court ior the said District to be holden at Kershaw
Court House the 26th day of December inst.
to show cause. if any why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and SEAL this goth day of No
vem'er, in the year OF Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixtv-three and in the eighty eighth
year OF the Independence and sovereign y OF the State
Of South Carolina A. l.. MCDONALD, O. X. d.
November 20
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SUBSCRIBERS TO CEMETERY
ASSOCIATION.

am requested by the Committee Of the Cemetery
Association to inform subscribers to the fund for the
Improvement Of the grounds, that tho work is now
progressing, and that they will please pay up their in.
stalments as promptly as possible. will receive the
funds for the present. Il. II. KENNEDY.
November
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. REENSTJERNA has removed his Office to
the building occupied by Messrs. Hammersough &
McCurry, and offers his professional services 10 the
public.
September Ia
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South Carolina----Kershaw District.

BY A. L. MCDONALD ESQUIRE ORDINARY
" HEREAS, JOS *. KIRKLAND APPLIED
w TO me for Letters Of Administration on all and
singular the goods and chattles rights and credits of
stephen Gibson, late of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased:
These are, therefore to cite and admonish ALL and
singular the kindred amt creditors OF The said deceas.
ed to be and appear before our next Ordinary's
Court for the said District. to be holden Kershaw
Court House on the goth day of December inst
to show cause ii any, why the said administration
should not be granted
Given under my Hand and Seal, this 4tl day
of December, in the year of Lord one thousand
eght hundred and sixtythree and in the eghty.eghth
year OF the independence and Sovereignty OF the
State of South Carolina
December IL 2 A. L. MCDONALD, @. KD.
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a River Plantation For Sale

ff.5s.Faes, A PLANTATION SITUATED ON THE
Ei!NM West side Of Wateree River seven miles SS{x
EiSssM .iiSsss below Camden. containing One Thou
sand Acres, five hundred and fifty acres cleared OH
hundred and fifty uncleared and is equal to any lands
in the neghborhood the balance, three hundred acres
good pine land We'll timbcred.
On the premises there is ID overseers house and
accommodations for forty hands, with barns and sta
bes, gin house, &c.
The location is perfectly healthy and accessible
with an abundant supply of good spring water.
Ad ress MATiiESON & &C., Camden, S. C.
September 4 2
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HEADQUARTERS.

COMMISSARY GEN'LS DEPT, s C,)
COLUMBIA, Oct 6, 1863. (
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE "BOARDS
OF Soldiers Relief throughout the State that they viii
be supplied as heretofore with Oceo Salt for dstrbu-
ton to needy families Of soldiers at cost and expenses
on application to this Department
BY order Of the Governor
RICHARD CALDWELL
Lieut.. Col. and Commissary Genl.
State of South Carolina
cB- All papers ir the State insert once, and send
bills in duplicate with copy of advertisement attached
to this Office for payment Bills paid quarterly
Oct 9
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Notice..

\ LII pereons having demands agnst the CAM
"A dem Hotel Company are hereby notified
that the same will he paid by the Treasurer.
Stockholders will receive the amount of their sub
script;ons the surrender of their Certificates of
Stock. j. A. YOUNG, Trea.
Dec. IL Q
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Removal.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED HIS
L Store from The "Old Brick Corner" to the estab
lshment formerly occupied by Mr. VIM. G. Gerald Jr
two doors below McCurry & Eammerslangh's store.
July "a #. NJ MYERS.
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M EDICAL 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.. T. J. WORKMAN
February 81
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Lost.

pETWEEN EING~V LIE AND CAMDEN,
- about the l5;h f November, small yellow
trunk wi II iron bands-writtcn on piece of 3 Der
oi the end of the trunk, i Mrs. Goodwin. Nixon
Montgomery Ala" Aso at the same tim Brussels
Carpet Bag-A Suitable reward will be paid Tor these
articles. Apply at this Office.
December
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Notice.

\ IL persons indebted to the estate OF the late Ben
"a jamn Umfress will come forward and settle tho
same, and those having demands will hand them in
properly attested to NJ "A. UMFRESs.
December ii
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FOR SALE,

1.-TWO HOUSES ON MAIN STREET, IMMFDI.
Il ately south OF Mr.. Geo. Alien's shoe store The
one is a large Store House. and the other d small
Shop. containing two rooms. Possession to he given
on the first OF January 1854 For !urhcf particulars
apply at this Office.
October 9 3
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TAKE NOTICE.

I APPOINT MIR. w. +. HUGHSON AS MY
lawful Attornry during my absence from the State.
November d GEO. ALDEN
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DEKALbH0USE,
Camden. S. C.

THE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS HIS FRIENDS
and the travelling public that he has leased this com.
modious HOUSE, so eliglbly situated in the growing
town Of Camden.
His personal superintendent and best efforts aided
by competent assistants will be devoted to the
tort ana satisfaction of guests and visitors He conf
dently asks continuance Of the favors of all who
have visited the DeKalb House, and calls from any
Of his friends who visit Camden
January l6 j. H. JUNGBLUTH ,
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EXCHANGE NOTICE. NO. a.


THE FOLLOWING CONFEDERATE OFFICERS
Il and men captured at Vicksburg, Mississippi
July 4th, 1868, AND subsequently paroed have been
duly exchanged, and are hereby so declared
!. The officers and men of General C. L. Stevenson's
division.
2. The officers and men ofGeneral Bowen's division
3. The officers and men Of Brgader General Moore's
Brigade.
4. The officers and men ofthe Second Texas Reg-
ment.
G. The officers and men Of Waul's Legion
6. Also all Confederate officers and men who have
been delivered at City Point at any time previous to
July 25th 1863, have been duly exchanged and are
hereby declared.
ROBERT OULD, Agent of Exchange
eB Southern papers copy six times and send &C.
counts to the War Department
October .
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To Rent.

THE HOUSE NOW OCC,'PIED BY MRS
L HYMES. with ten rooms finished--with six fire.
places with all necessary outbui ngs. Possession
given lst January. Rent $l.2"o Ter yenr. payable
monthly. APPLY to w. d. NcDUWALL.
November 20 3
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.


accordance with the rcsolu,itn OF the General
Il Assembly, the following persons have been ap.
pointed by The Governor to Tie Military Academies If
this State and will report at the Arsenal Acad my,
lnColumbiu, TO Captain j. =. THOMAS comDal ding,
on tie first day OF JaEuary next:
First Congre ssional District
DANIEL QUIN,
ARTHUR G. IIAMMET
Second Congressional District
FRANCIS MAR1ON LINDSAY.
Third Congressional District
ARTHUR W. THOMPSON,
A. P. WOODWARD.
Fourth Congressional District
ABNER W. LAMAR,
WILLIAM. MCGEE.
Fifth Congressional District
r. A. GWIN,
TliOS. t. BOGGS.
Sixth Congressional District
DANIEL A. MILLER
HENRY A. SMITH.
BY order Of the Governor.
B. F. ARTHUR,
December III Private Secretary.
CN- All papers in the State copy once
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Sale.
DY TERMS SION OF \. L. MCDONALD 0R-
, DlNARI for kerShaw District, will sell at tie
lat residence of Jane Wilson, deceased the twelfth
OF December next AL her personal property. consist.
ing of corn fodder oats cattle. house old and kitclen
furnisure &c. Terms made known on day of sale
November 27 2 j. ] HUCKABEE Admr
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An Exhumsd City

most singular discovery has been
made on the French coast, near The
mouth Of the Garrone. A town has been
discovered buried in tho sand, and a
church has been already extracted from
The sand. Its original plan shows II 20
have been built toward the close of the
Roman Empire, but changes made in il
had given il the appearance of an edifice
of mixed style, in which Gothic architec-
ture has usurped the place of the Roman.
It's original paintings, its admirable
sculptured choir, and Roman capitals,
are adorned with profuse ornaments,
which are attracting numbers Of visitors
This temple is all that remains Of those
cities described by Pliny and by Strabo;
the Gulf Of Gascony abounds in ruins of
these ancient cities. 1t has been 1900
years since Nevigamus, the old Capitol of
Medoc, which was a celebrated city when
the Romans were masters Of Gaul, was
buried under the ocean of all that tract
of territory, the Roche du Cordonan alone
is visible. The remains Of Roman roads,
the site Of JupiteF's temple, the vestiges
Of the Spanish Moors, and the road to
Eleanora de Guyenne, have been rescued
from the sands in the neighborhood of
the long-buried city of Soulac. No
where have the erosions Iof the ocean
been greater than on the coast of Gas
cOny.
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A gentleman just escaped from East
\ ennessce says the CONSUMPTION law is
In full operation, with all its force and
teverity. In one Of the leading towns Of
East Tennessee all the conscripts were
required to appear on given day, to be
mustered into service. This was on the
.29lh of December. Not half a dozen
appeared at the time named. From
on another occasion, some
keyen hundred conscripts escaped into
over the Tennessee river, by
MEANS of RATS and all sorts of contri-
ances. Mos; of these joined the Union
k,rmy, not because they are more in favor
the North than of the South, but
ply because they do not wish to fight
Il prefer to remain idle in the noun
ms. On one other occasion some five
4 six hundred conscripts and other
4 ps escaped in body into the North
holina mountains.
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Human Monsters.

A Methodist church in New York, be-
coming rich, vacated their old church
and built a marble house of worship in
another and fashionable location. I'm
derneath the old church building were
vaults in which the dead Of the Parish
for many years had been deposited
amounting to some four thousand On
sale Of the old church the Trustees agreed
TO remove the remains deposited in the
vaults. And the way the rrustrees of
Christian church did the job is az fol-
lows:
For the sake of having the work done
cheaply, however, the Trustees, instead
of removing each body by ITSELF and
preserving as far as possible it's identity,
commenced tho job by smashing up the
collins, and emptying their contents in
discriminaeely into large rough boxes
capable of holding from ten to fifteen
bodies each. The plates are ridley torn
from the collins and thrown one side in
heap, and in numerous instances where
the collins were found TO be perfectly
e. lAd, they have been chopped in pieces
w.tn an axe and their con 'ents thrown
into the large box, TO save the expense of
removing each. coffin by itself Our in
formant states that he beheld one case
where the body taken from the coffin
was too long for the large box and the
workmen twisted the head of to make it
IT, In another ease the feet were
| chopped Off at the ankles, and ia al
most every instance the large box would
be filled so full that the lid would not
shut tight without being pressed, which
was done by several brawny workmen
getting upen the box and jumping M
and down. In this way some 500 or 600
bodies have been packed in these boxes
during the last two W5eks.
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United States of America:
nDntF DISTRICT w rFNNYssr.

NJ HsREAS = libel ~ lrf,Jmation WAS alcd viii
" and TOR the Middle uslriUt n le'iucsseN, .
Ntshvu.e, on jhe sth dav "a Juue. A. IL Isra
Lohn irimhie, tfq., Arefuey for the Unitei STAT
tof IN" NJ dle lhstriut 81 tennesFec who proseout
herein on hehsll OF She I'M oil states sganst oertn
pfSp'rN W. Tho Mschinery and Fiatnres Of wAtac
4 Neddcr's 'oHdor Aiii. on svcsrucrr J,reek m A
Hunty Of ,Isstham, N the STATE OF Tennessee q
Hnidings uari In connection with said tnaehner
49, some I'VE OF siK acres Of land on which the but
iass stAndi praying process against sad proport,
'hs we ssme 10 condemned a. forfaitcd
NNNi uerol ~, In pursuance % tha munition md
the easl ~ SAT- Cont, 10 directed and Delivered
20 I.Ieoy give public notice 10 an persons claimit
sad property, or M auy manner intoresiod thsrsi,
tns' thel DC aud appear before said Circuit Court,
DC heid az tho CITY Of Nashvihe In and Tor esid b.
wv. On inc -oth day 81 uctobcr, lsd2 At 10 O'Clock
Toe iot no N Of that Jay thou add there 10 iatarp
tnsif claims, and TO make their Aloe atinns m M,
oeHah' u. a. CIASORK
June 20 loo2-l4I I. Marshal NJ II +
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United States of America:
MI0nI.R DISTRICT or rENNEssI

M HERRAs a libel Of information was aled viii
w in and for the Middle District VI Tonnessoo a.
Nashville, ON tue 26ih day Of May, A. ID , 1852 b,
John 1rimble, ksq,, Attorney for the United state
TOT the Middle District Of TeaDessoe, who pr0ecutaf
herein on behalf Of the United States against a cor
tain lot and the Buildings thereon situated rontlnf
Mark street, 10 the City Of Nashville, known a,
tllls MoOTe's Foundry ana Machine Shop, East OF
and near Broad street, IN tho City ofNashvie aso
all the machinery, tools, fixtures and implement
tnd IN tieral connected with said Lot aud Foundry
ard Machine shop and Building, fur reasons ane
causes IN said lb0l oi Information mentioned, and
praying process against the said property that III
samO be condomnsd ~ forfeited,
Now therefore, In pursuance u The mOnlton, undes
the seal Of said Court, 70 me directed ana delivered
do hereby give public notice 90 all persons claiming
said property or in any manner Interested therein
that they be and appear before said Circuit Court a.
be held at the City OF Nashville, IN and for said Dis
tret the 10th day Of October, 1SG2 at ~ o'clock
the forenoon Of that day then and there 10 nterpos,
their elaine, and - make their allegations In ths
behalf n r GIAS OCK
JunO IA, isd2.--lIt y. :. Marshal, n. T.
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A letter from an officer on the United
States steam sloop Canandhgua, off Char
lesion, says -
"Charleston is the strongest fortified
place on the coast. For ten miles along
the beach, on each eide of Fort Sumter,
the rebels have continuous line of
water batteries, and there is no doubt in
our minds that when the ball opens it
will be no child's play. But we rather
think there will be some tall fighting, for
a short time, if not longer. With anx-
ious heats we await the signal for the
fight to commence, that we may go in
and win"
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United States of America:
MIDDLE DlsTRICT OF rcNNEShgk.

NAy llEREAS, hboi or Information WIS aled StthA
w sud Tor the Middle DlaIict ~ renneAsce, al
N-slv lie on the 7ud day Of Juns, A. D., ls62, By
John Trimble ESQ, Attorney tor Tho United Statea
Tor the Middle District Of Tennessee, Who ptOsscutea
herein on behalf " ihe United States against certain
pro srty, via certain Lot Situated near the South.
east corner Of Broad and Front srevis the city "
NafkyiAc beug tue ucIt lot 60 tho corner lot af0re.
aald on which corner lot IA situated the Brass Foun.
dry Of Is. Cole sid lot fronting Front street run.
ming back towards bC river, thence nearly raralid
to the rivor anu thence back q Front ttst he cor.
uer uf said lot Front street tirihsst from Broad
being opposite small baoksmith's shop, situated on
she Utaer side VI Front street, and aS1 ali The Build
ings Oh I'D lot, anu also al the Fixtures machinery
too ., implements and mat rails u every description
nnseiej with "a lot and buildings said buildings
on sid lot being tie Foundry uf Que I. 81 brennan,
and praytpg process against said property that lhS
ssme be condemned a. lHteusd
Now, therefore, IN pursuance o the iuouiton, un.
der the seal Of said Court de- srtod aud deliver.
Cd, do hereby givo public motto" ~ all persona
claiming said property, OF IN any manner Interested
thcrCtni that they be and Apcar boore said Clrcuh
nurt, to be held Pt the aiy ~ Nashville 10 and flr
said District on 'ho 10Th day October 1904 al 10
O'Clock In the forenoon uf that day then and thoTc
10 interposc th'ir claims, and 10 make their alega
tons 10 that behalf X. r. GI.ASCOCK
June II, lSo2-lN Z. 4, sha, N d T.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CtTAIE or TENNIS, ~ At Rules hold IA H.
- Clerks Onlce, ChauCsty uft az Nashville, M0L
DAY September Tie Let, 1907
Hardin 3. Peach, " Al, temp alnAuiG a. Tho
Nashville Gun gaci' ~, " Al, Iolondauts.
Il APPEARING from afiIayil hod in this cause TIA
the defendant, Chailes jones, Ffcsidont Ae Of FAl
Gun Factory sA uon rrs,sut At ihe Stale OF rennes
zee, IL Is ordered that he 10 sntsf hla appearance
herein before within Tho nrsi three dayH ~ tho noi
term n said Court, N be- held on the lat ADndag n
November neSt Ose2) and plead, ansvsr o. dsmuf
Compliments b.n, or The same Will DO taken Tor Ca
fesscd az 10 him and set Tor hearing eH parto Al
that cory Of this order b. publ shed once seek 10
OF .-ur successive weeks In he Nashville Uhion
Copy-Attest j. q OLEANFH O. AM
~ N. BnEy sol. for Complt ssul-wa
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IN Clfancery at Nashville.

CTATE OF TEREBssEE.-sAt Rulos held 10 Al
- Clerks oihoc, Chancofy Court al Nashville. No,
day september che ist 1903
b0u1amin hrpomes, Complainant, o. Fallr Y Chez
hain, ~ =. Corbitt, aud ihs heirs u fh0inss Az,
snaer, doccaEcd, nofHndants
Il Appearing from ahdayit hlod Ia this cause Al.
the Doieueanei william Alexander, Allied Aisaasgs
Jsne innmani BENJAMIN lnnmau, Lucinda Wahs
Willie p. Walker, Ssrah Campbell John Caniuls
John o. Alexander, Rshecca Yanhooaor, Wolson IA.
hoosor an1 Nathan hr.dgea are non-rsfidenig Of i
htaH or tenncasoee aod u flrthcr uppuarinr ID
there afe hoirt 81 NARA brifg0ti And also % tho
Alexander whose uamos ana p.aeea Of rcrdsnco "a.
uuknogn N Complainant, aud that thorfor6 lhs ~
nary process N tam Court cannot b servoi upan tie
Il 10 ordered that al EtIt rsfuaus 40 euier ineiT
PAfunoo kefon before or Eithia INC ar1t ihfoeds
% ,ha no4t term ri said Court n Do held "a tho j
Monday 10 hoyemhn- uett (is61J ard lisad, anst
or demur NJ Onmpltuantt Bill, Or the sane sin
taken fof confessed ~ N thCm and ~ fof beAFng
pAfiei and that copy or This order be- pubMahsd "a
a week for four successive weeks in The Nasnyi
Union. A C0py--Attost
GLEAyrs, Gam
a D. psA'ea Sol ior Compile sep2-Ha
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In Chancery at Nashville.

ClTATR Of TENNG2gsE At Rules held In Ihs
- Clerks Oinor, Chancefy Court VI Nasty de MoE.
day, September the lst, 1862
b o. Hurt uatee, &C., and ~ n Myers Con plaia
ants, FISHER A Gould, and others DcfrndAnts
II appearing from AFFIDAVIT Bied 10 tuis cause thAi
De al places VI residence of tbs Defendants John
A. Fisher, John W Gould and Thomas L. Marshall arr
unknown to cOmplAiuAntl, - shat tho ordinary pro
cess Of this Court cannot BE- served them ID Il o.
dered that they do euter their appearance herein bs
fOre or within the gt three days Of the next term u
said Court, 10 be held the LIST Monday In NoyombeS
next (ls02) and plead answer Or demur 70 Complain
ants bill, the Will be taken for cIufessed IS
y them and set for hearing On patte, aud that oopt
Of ibis order be published once week for four succss
Giye weeks In the Nashville Lniou.
COpy-Attests r. GLLAVEs. C. AM
a. L. pkAossi sol Tor C9mplts. fsP2-WA
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CTATE OF TESN EaSEiE--At Rules held Ia Lhs
- Clerks ONCE, ChSncery Court at Nash Vile MsS
day, september tue LIST, 1892
John D Corlty, Complainant, ~. Z. b. nippln,
Defendants.
II appearing from affidavit h1d Ia this ca. 80 thai
the place OF residence Of the defendant Z b Fipplh
u unsaovn 20 complainant, ~ that the ofdiu,ry FV
cess Of this Court can1Ot BIO served bin IL Il %
dered That 10 DO enter his appearance hvrvin b1oT,
or within tho first tnree days Of the terra u SAL
Court, 10 be- held 90 tho Let Monday la Nsysmhsr neI
N502) and plead, answer " damur to COM lAluRntr
bill, Or the same VIII be taken tor confessed a.
hisi and Get for hearing OK psrto, AMI shat a oopj
Of this order BE- published gnUe week fur our $40
oeasivtag eeks In the Nashville Union
A on Attest j, A. GikAyi1s, IN
A l.. nsHosi Sol FOR Complt sep2-pa
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HEADQUARTERS L. S, FoBcEs,l

4
IA NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 20, 1868
[ Orders
II has been ascertained at these Head
quarters that persons receiving passes for
I heir own private use, have been guilty
loaning them to parties other than
hose 10 whom they are issued, for the
purpose Of passing the picket lines OF
is post
a. uersons thus loaning or borrowing
bure, will be arrested and tried as
|, ~. !. and if found guilty, shall pay the
, s tTeme penalty Of the military laws.
II any person, male or female, black
or white, shall attempt TO evade the
nickel line, or pass, or attempt to pass
said line without proper authority, they
will be dealt with as spies; and upon
.nv effort on their part to escape arrest
,bev will be shot on the spot.
AN officers in command ss grand
o,rds al this post are hereby required
oh dsy 70 instruct the guard in pur'
3 Aspce 81 this ordo
y BY order Of
Brig. Gen, RoB'T B. Mromrrs
Commanding.
JNo. PRATT A. A. Gen,
/. Jaa27-lw y
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HEADQUARTERS Posi-, NASHVILLE, TENN.,l

Headquarters Posi-, NASHVILLE, TENN,l
January Is, 1863,
Special Orders, No. 10.
Nv. Permission is given to the munich
pal authorities of this city to impress
vagrant negroes into the service of per-
forming scAyenger duty in the city, so
far as it can be done without impeding
the operations of the military impressiDg
patrols. By order of
Brig. Gen. ROB'T b. MITCHELL,
Commanding Post.
JEo. PRATT A. A. G.
JNo. HUoH SMITH, Mayor of Nashville.
Jan.l5-tE