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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30
STILL LATER.

At late hour last night we received dates as a!e ss
the afternoon of the 9th We lave spacs for only
b'iefsst summary. Toe tenor of the accounts from
Chattanooga may be inferred from the following head
ing in the Baltimore American: "Go-lous victory for
| the Unoa- Our army everywhere victorioas-Six;y
pieces Of artillery c,ptured-Brsgg in full retreat
Hooker pursuing the enemy 900 prisoners captured
Gen., Hooker at Ringgold, Georga-Cccupaton Of tie
Western Atlantic Ralrosd-Advance on Dalton-L Long
streets communication with Bragg cut on-Bsgg
utterly routed"
Gen. Grant telegraphs 10 Washington, November 81,
o'clock; "Ths rout of the enemy Is most eoapeie.
Th. pursuit will continue to Red Clay in the morning.
for which place sball start in a few hou e."
Red Clay ia 6 post village in Murray county.l.
yhe teegraphic reporter puts the Ysnkee loss at 800
killed and 500 wounded He adds "Toe Rebels aIe
firing the bridges after them, 70 retard pursuit, an
burning tbOir dspots and stores, and aba donDg or
destroying everything that would embarrass their
fight"
elegram frem Knoxville, the s7th, represents
Burnside as perfectly secure in his position and says
General Lopgs,rett has not yet neds heavy assault
upon the city, but anxious to secure petitions for
his batteries" The dispatch adds: a column is
motion for the relief Of Burnside under Gsn
Wilcox"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

TNHE Subscribers have this day FORMED =
A Co-R2RfSERsHIP under the FIRM and style 5. n
Wis CO. for The pnrpcs eoa1acng An Aueon ana Com
oa bssaes Tor ne sale q Negroes They VII sell both pub
hcg and prEssy promise er eIertons prutno
TIE Interest OF their patrons.
Their sai Room VIII for ne present. lately Used By
T. H. Stokes, corner Of Franklin street. and Locrs alley
The solicit he patronage OF hr friends pablo rsne-
rally PogteFs always In attendance a. the varoul dgpoB
s. n. DAVIS,
ROBf. RICHARDSON.
p
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30
LrrrrR Tsou JOHN MINOR BJrrs.

A letter from John Minor Bolts to the Richmond Et-
smner, dated October 49, ia published In the Yankee
papers. He denies having proclaimed himself U ion
man without any it, or buts and having said that he
wished the Federal Generals knew half that he knew OF
the rebels and their and intent He says
his earnest prayer is tia: the revolution may result in
whatever may contribute most to the permanent peace
and happiness prosperity snd freedom Of the people Is
Virgna-it by tbs of the revolution then ho
prsys God the revolution may succeed but If by
oration of the Unio1, then be aopes the Union may
be restored. Tho letter closes With the following para
graph:
al cannot b, induced to sEorve one bar's bread b
from the line Of conduct which nay judgment and
conscience may dictate. which i to take or, part
share in the responsibility that resti upon those who
have brought this whirlpool Of desoation and uprn
my unfortunate country but, if 10 adhere firmly and
consistently to the opinions and principles that have
maintain, for thirty Seas and if to prefer living
did before the to living have done since the var,
makes traitor, then traitors life let me i've,
traitors death let me die"
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ApJr AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
nr-au..n " Nov. g. 1855

ApJT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE
RICHN0SD Va Nov. IS ls68
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. ~. - mile d, a..
Fosass 10 Kind viii be issued 10 onceSs eausd 70 ~ 80
do A ~ orde- from The War Department. a. Po ana n9 10
a. ss5 hat one horse leu OF tr1Ee Ell az dollars
monh nay be each hcTae 70 when ne oces y
~ epted certificate Ia each case vii De gwen lA me
IN - srs artuAIy 10 service and aus'sred.
IL Ohesrs OF Adulsnt General g1srAsIer' Couaus-
~ fx.ept purchas Comssrissl Medical Aad Ordnance
peps-ssnt goal I'D snsnta Oeer1, except command
enfs mental Artillery Who are serving II
o. ssi IN be Embraced hs pr6vs paragraph o.
~ od uus Otherwise ordered In special casss BY the Com
mandlng Genera.
By ordsr, -
jsignsd) SSOPaA,
noq4-.lv Adtk Insp. 6enl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

TIE New Yoik Tr.bdhe, of 24'h, noici decline in
gold under the influence Of favorable military rumofs
Stocks uPon the street dull at reduction, and
freely offered Tor cash. At The Stock Exc auge,
prices did not recover. Governments we're all lower.
After the Board. and al the Pub ic Stock Exchange
prices lower Stocks have been exc ted through
Su. the day and Closed lower. Money squoted az
per cent. Freights dull and the market continues
depressed.
Gold, "Wednesday, l47i c'osing rate.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30
Aox KNOXVILLE.

The news from Knoxville is mesgce. A telegram
dated Cincinnati 25.h says The situation at Rockville
is satisfactory. (How DO they kno~) There scme
heavy firing west Of the o. Saturday (2ls) The
investment north Of the town close, but the
side is open. Gen. Burnside il confident Oh success.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

QUICKER & LEE,
LII AUCTION & COmMISSION MERCHANTS,
VIII sesvs eosrgaHea sale, at auction or prTltsy All
descriptions Of
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE,
anApedge their best obtain highest market rAs.
Account sales, win aet proceeds rendered pfonpty.
Our Auction s.s WEDNESDAY 2ih June and regularly
hereafter on that day every i've Eesss,
le93 al
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

SALE OF ExcHAEGE-A firm in Mobile, on the asrd,
sold $500 sterling for SIS, 900.
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SPECIAL ORDERS, /

V In obedience % Instructions nom ne A. and General
s following order spabahsd 70, The Information Of AL con
ADGF AND iEsP'R GENERALs oITIcA
RCHNoEp, April IN, 1885, I
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All, and IHIp'r GosI.

HtADQ'Rs, DEPT OF BRRICO, l
RICHMOND, Nov. Is, lss8 I
lE1raAcr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30
AAJUTANF AND nSsP'R eEN'Ls o ss iS.S
ADyF AND INsP'R 6ENL's eFfiSE' !
49, REDMOND, Nov. 81, 1865. J
eENERAL ORDERs

GKNERAL ORDks
$50 S -, vho have been Cor may b.eoEel Pernansn1y
s,.hIs5 apd 700 bod ceieate OF asoS si ne Sc
asAO1 g. rast and Who not been dscnArsa ne 81
g., - ~. their railons cImnuled a. Osl ~ ons u9'a -
sn per lem WHISTLER they are n hosP.1@' private
guartsrs OF furiough -. f,t-. "A ,-,-.rIss for
Nj Men liable 10 conscrpton who pave Joinel ~
- 49,. III h. discharged from such compAoies aho 20
Is ~ rer Il NOT er 20 elect companies Tor when
1890 t,on hss been usals oy he War Department
b 0raef' ,s,,.n s. COOPER,
"a AdJt and InEp'r Geo.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

sm just informed thai Burn lis burned tRen.y
houses IN the subirb. Of KnoXv lie lzh p.ght Tie
Humphreys Hone, machine shops aad many her hno
buildings, were burned T ey made a demonstration
on Longstreets right, bp, fepu'sed. LoDgsir ct
opened on them wish several guna teBoiDg Ihe bat
camps all night Our battercs were sklfaly handled.
In the next thrtysI hours they will think OF she ife-
ings of the garrison ct Vicksburg. %
LATER FROM THE UNITED sTATESo.
We have received tie follOwug summary Ct news
from The Baltimore Gazette OF tn, 25lh and e6sh r
slant:
FROM cHArrAsooeA,
The following Official dispatches have been received
at the War Der artment
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 4-l2P. M.--Yesterday, at half
past IL o6ock, Gems Grapger's end Palmsr's corps,
supported by G n. Howards advanced directly in
front of our fordcatons drove in the enemys pckeis
and carried his first libe o. rife pits between Chala
nooga and Cartets Creek. We captured nine CON-
missoned officers and about one hundred enlisted men
Our loss about 1 IL
To day 6enerd Hooker, in command Of Geary's d.
vision CT the IL corps aud two brgades of the 18th
corps, carried the north slope Of Lookou! Mountain,
With small loss our side and loss to the enemy Of
hv six hondrei prs 1pers' Tee killed and woun3ed
are not reported.
There has been continuous lighting from IL o'clock
until after nighuall bu. our troops have gsllnily
pulsed every attempt of the enemy to reske the posi-
lion.
neral sherm An cr1ssei the Tennessee river before
daylight this morning at the mouth of South Chiota
masga with three divisions Of the 18Th corps, d.
vision Of the l4:h cop' aud carried the northern en-
tremity OF hIsionay Ridge. Olr-success 80 far has
been complete and the behavior OF our troops admirable
Is goed) ego. b. TgoxAs,
Esj. General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 25td-Bneg etacuited the sum.
NIT Of Lookout hcuptan last night aud troops &C.
cupy it. The enemy, however, still holds the rife pi;s
On the base of Missionary Ridge.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-30

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. "a. 2. M.--The 8gh. Ito day hal
progressed iavOriby. General Sherman cinied the
cod of Missionary Ridge and his right 10 now at tho
Tunnel and his lett az ChcksDisugs Crock.
The troops from Lockout Valley carried the point of
the mouatsin and hold the eastern slope and the
point high up. csnnosyet tell the amount Of casual
ties, but our loss il not heavy.
Gen. Hooker reports 900 prisoners taken, besides
which smaI number have fallen into our hands from
Missionary Ridge.
(Sgned) U. s. GRASr,
n
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-20

By WIN. NJ. BULLOCK, EsoUrRE oRpfNARY.f
WHEREAS, DANIEL GASKIN APPLIED TO
Wv me for Letters of Administrations on all and
singular the goods and ohattes rights and credits Of
Jas G. Gaskin late Of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admohish all, and
Singular the kindred and creditors Of the said deoeaa
ed to be and appear before me at our next Ordparys
Court for the said District to be holden at Kershaw
Court House on the second day Of March next,
toshow cause if any, why Che said adninistration
should not be granted. $3.50 al g4ist;f ~ 81 si5e
Given. under my. Hand and Seal this i lth
day Of February in the year Of Lord thousand
eight hundred and sixty and in the
year Of the Independence and Sovereignty Of the
State of South Caroline. is asE13S ass.)S;sa3
February 80 30 WIN. BULLOCK Ok D.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-20
BY wA. n. BULLOCK, EsoUIRE, ORAINARY

BY wA. H. BUIAooK EsoUIRE, oRAiNARN
WHEREAS, HENRY THORN APPLIED
wv to me for Letters of Administration ON all and
singular the goods and chattels rights and credits
of Hardy Thorn late Of the District aforesaid
deceased: 800 &4tE
These are, therefore, to cite and admonsh all and
singular the kindred and creditors of the said dee
ceased to be and appear before me at our next Or
dnarys Court for the said District to be holden at
Kershaw Court House the 2sth day of Febru-
ary inst, to show cause if any, why the said admin
istration should not be granted.
Given under my Hand and Seal, this eleventh
day Of February, inthe yearo Lord thousand
eight hundred and sixty-three and in the eighty
seventh year of the Independence aud Sovereignty Of
the State of South Carolina. '1 ''ts'
February l3 2 WMM BULLOCK, o. K. d.
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See. XIII. That the Ordnance Of the Convention
of this State entitled IAN 0rlnApce to exempe over.
seers from the performance of militia duty passed on
the second day OF January, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and slxty be- ana the
same is hereby altered and amended and ttatf from
and after Of this act, and during te nra-
ent war all applications for the exemption Of over
seers shall be made in writing to the Adiutat and
InspectorG ofthe State by tile owner trustee
or agent having charge of the plantation and neRqoes
the number Of negroes and actual working handS un.
der the charge Of the oyerseer the plantsti0 and
the situation Of the same which statement shnilbe YER
ied by the affidavit of at least two credible persons
And if it appears that the person applying for exemp-
ton is absent in the service Of the State orr Of tho
Confederate States is above the age Of sixty years
or is decrepid, ito be certified by physician, a-
male, br minor OF minors under the age of eighteen
years, and that the number of working hands exceeds
fifteen the Adjutant and Inspector General salf issue
certificate exemptng such overseer from actial mil
ary service beyond the limits Of the district which
he resides and furnish him with copy Of said certih
cate. And that it may be lawful for two or more
owners OF plantations not further apart than FIVE miles,
and having between them fifteen working hands to
join in an application for such exemption provided
the overseer resides of said plantations Or IL
it appears that plantation which there fifteen or
more working hands is left without any white male
person thereon 10 protect and govern said working
hands, except the overseer the Adutant and Inspect
orGeneral may exempt such overseer from actual p,l-
itary service, beyond the limits Of the district in
which he resides. provided that such exemption be
recommended by the commanding officer Of the beat
in which such plantation is situated and approved by
the Colonel lofthe Regiment Thst thetcefticates of
exemption which have been heretofore granted y tho
Adjutant and Inspector General under the said Ord.
nance of the Convention of this State or which may
hereafter be granted under this act shall not exempt
overseers from actual service in the militia when cali
ed out under the provisions Of the eleventh section Of
this act, or from ordinary militia or patrol duty.
E Each paper in the State copy once. 2sf
February. 20 t IL
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svATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, s. S February ls, 1868. !
WHEREAS THE ABOLITIONISTs ARE
w threatening to invade soil with formid-
able army: and Whereas the most effective method of
defending our itesides wives and our children ia
to meet the ruthless invader at the thresholds Now
therefore, I, NJ. L. BONHAM, Governor and Com
mander inChef by virtue Of the authority in me yes
ted by the Constitution and tie Acts the Generals
Assembly, to call into active all or such por
tons of militia Off the State AS I; may deem
necessary to repel INVASION do issue this my Procla-
nation calling upon the patriotic citizens Of the State
to lend prompt and willing obedience to the order
Of Adjutsnt General this day issued, ordering
portion Of the troops at into the field and the re
mander to hold themselves in readiness TO march at
moments warning. -.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State, at
Oolsmbiae this 18th day Of February in
r. 81 tie yearsof our Lord ops,themsand eight hum
g. - 49,, ~ 81 - N. L. BONHAM.
W. r. Husm, Deputy Secretary Of State. 81 e''ft
~ Charleston aud Colurnbia papers publish twice
ALI the papers Of the state publish once.
February 20
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= j : ms VICINITY, 1ixbls y
3lf IA ~ enter tho service - sQpn
H. Il Solll ia SO {(ls 50 Mon 96s 5bp5fI
EEhy lOgdf ik "a sS65saSbsniss of
sSlir U& sslSsi66 &ii IS u shoss duration All who
s atia thssnssl of this opportunity, and wish to
III . o. tsiion wii report 70 me at Cam
g Vim ssmain here until the 18th
- al s. ". .CLY BURN
.captaia and Recruiting ohicer.
RshxusEz n 81 49, s.....,.....2.
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sNeGrQs.

WILL BE SOLD, AT THE COURT HOUSE IN
wv Camden, on the first Monday il March next, q
very likely fellow, IS years Of age OF good character
and temper, snd an excellent BLACKSMITH; also,
likely fellow g years Of age, good jobbing Car.
penter, Ostler Carrirge Driver, &c on credit or for
cash, be desired Apply at the Bank Of Camden, Of
to Jonathan Page. 3 II r..
February 20
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Notice.

\ LIZ PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATE
IA Mrs H. B. ENGLISH. either by note or open
account are requested to make early settlement Of
the same, and all those to whom she was indebted
will present their claims properly attested to.
qassiE' ~ asasa ts5s ~: W. BRIGGS, Exir,a8
q 81, agsJfs.ngi - sci vBright's Blne r, Osa
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s. .-....ss's = colussfl, fS6ilSfy 8 y, 1853.
GENERAL ORDER No. 10 slts,s.7 80 8 80, s.s.,s
FTo CARRY INTO sEFFRcT TEE FOREGOING
II Proclamation, it is hereby ordered l5 s{ rfl@
l.. That the Commanding of3cers Of each and all
the Militia Regiments of this State convene It their
oath Of February inst All persons within their re-
spective Regiments between the ages Of sixteen and
eighteen, and between forty and ffty years except
such persons as arc exempted from ordinary militia
which they reside By the provisions Of the Act Of the
General Assembly for the better organization of the
militia and for other purposes ratified the sixth
day Of February inst, and forthwith proceed to or.
ganze the persons 80 ordered to be convened into
companies ofnot less than seventy-six 7e) and not
more than ono hundred tl00) men, exclusive of COM
missoned officers, electing their company officers,
namely: one Captain aud three Lieutenants.
H. That the Companies organized within the limits
of the Fourth Brigade are ordered to rendezvous at
Charleston Thursday the 28th inst those within
the limits Of the TeuUh Regiment, (sdgeHeld) the
Thirty-ninth Regiment (Newberry and Lexiugton,) }
the Fourteenth Regiment (Orangeburg) and the Eff
teenth Regiment Lexington and Orangeburg,) will
rendezvous at the most Convenient points on the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad so as to move on
Thursday the 25th inst for Charleston and the Com
panies organized within the limits of Anderson Dis
trct the Second Regiment Pckens) and that por-
ton Of Abbeville within the limits Of the Regiment
lately known asthe Fourth Regiment of the First
Corps of Reserves, will rendezvous at the most con-
veniept points on the Blue Ridge Railroad and the
Greenvlle and Columbia Railroad, so as to move on
Friday morning. the 9th inst, for Charleston
III. Tho Commanding Officers of Companies are
hereby authorized to issue certificates Of ransporta-
ton for their respective commands Ind troops hereby
ordered to rendezvous will provide themselves with
clothing, blankets and three days rations
W After the Companies shall have arrived in
camp they will organize into Battalions and Regi-
ments by the election Of Field officers under orders
hereafter TO- be issued.
/. v. The remaining companies hereby ordered to be
organized will hold themselves in readiness to move at
the shortest notice.
VI The Commanding officers OF the Regiments
will Immediately after the Companies have been or
ganzed accurate rolls thereoft be made out in
duplicate and return copy forthwith to this Cfce
together with roster Of the Company Officers.
VII. The Commanding Officers of Regiments now
in commission charged with the extension Of this
order without further notice. and also with the organ
ization of the Companies.
This order will not interfere with the organization
required under General Order g. heretofore issued
BY order of the Governor.
A. G. DARLINGTON,
Adjutant and Inspector. General Of 5. G.
cB- Charleston and Columbia papers copy twice;
other papers ip the State publish once
February 20 /
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Janpary2s

TWILL PAY TEN DOLLARS REWARD FOR
la ths appsehensioH Of fUFUS the property a. E1A.
Young, who runaway ssboutr Chsissu1a lsli$stsdyto
me in Camden, 8. c. or in any Jail 20 that can get
him. JOS n GAYLE
Feb. st Agent.
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Town Taxes.

I>HE BOOKS WILL BE OPEN FOR THE PUR.
pose of collecting the taxes on and AFTER the 2ad
inst. at the Bank of Camden, from 9 a. m until o.
m.-sunday excepted -Gnti, further notice. sitst
s,.t.t, : n d. ,BAxLEY, Tax Collector
February 20
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- NOTICE.
- BY RECENT ORDERS, ALL PERSONS LIABLE
to the last Conscript Act have the privilege eff vol
unteering in any Company they see proper to select
without passing through the ordinary Camp of In
struction. 49,
The undersigned having been appointed one of the
Recruiting Officers for tho I'd s. G. Regiment COM
saanded by Col John D. Kennedy serving in the army
OF Northern Virginia, will be found in Camden for
thirty days. ALI persons who may wish to avail
shomselves of the Temporary advantage granted them
win bareceived. Now is your chance (those who are
liable to eonscrption) to select good companies COM
manded by experienced officers.
r. q a.hs = Fssss as sfa, 3. Il. SILL,
~ Adjt..2d,S. G. Regiment, and Recruiting Officer
. February l3 ys 30 ,sa,..is-.... d, ..rrs A.
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81 -, J y osss -

Is.sst+ 80 DIT sRt dlFNRA ~ ko11lits
~ z t6t5 5irsaA, Rsbsassy "a, iS65,
fFN1HAE a1n SsR4lsiS24sss SsRhE iK24ss 40 trayrI3s
As heretofore gFantsd to ove<saars ht yeanult az
.heir employers being in ssrvice and Who have jeA
or may hereafter leavs~ the services ~ hsgiby 10
vokeds - - ~ 81 80 80
H. This order applies ID like maa,ssr y ~ eisnp-
tcns which may hereafter be grained upon c. ss,neI
conditions. %g - - . - ~ -. & q & 81
Ill All application for the exception or ox,rDeers
must be made in accordance with the provisope a. 10
thirteenth section herewith published Of IN Act en-
titled San Act for the better organization of the mill
tia, and for other purposes II tho overesr be liable
to conscrption for Confederate service II must bs
stated in the application that he has not been enrolled
and ifliabie to Ssate service II must b sats
has not been called out into actual service -
a. G. GARi;INGToN,
Adjutant and Inspector General ofS. c..
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= xWIEL LEAvK FOR CHARLESTON TO-DAY,
circumstsncss win not allow me to remain from the
SSihpf f1 longer. All those wishing to see me on
Smcisl tnssnsss win report to J. NJ GAYLs Esq, in
( Camden who win act for me during my absence
Z : 6ss sfs ~ 49, ,ss w. CLYBURN, 3
s, Captain and Recruiting Officer.
! February 20 'sis
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ADJT & INSP. GENERALS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, February 1S, 1868.

COLUMBIA, February 1s, 1868
GENERAL ORDER NO. IL.
r THE TROOPS ORDERED TO RENDEZVOUS,
ls by General Order No. 10 from this Office, are
called into service for the term of three months
less sooner. discharged.
IL The organization directed by General Orders
No. 10, will include all persons between the ages
therein stated now holding Offices inf the militia as
we'll as those who may be elected IN pursuance of Gen
era Orders, No heretofore issued from this Office
BY order Of the Governor
A c. DARLINGTON.
Adjutant and Inspector General of S. c.
eB Charleston and Columbia papers publish twice;
other papers in the State once.
February 20