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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-29

Twenty three Yeas ago, last S'ven'bsr
Louis .Napulaor, tho prrs@at emperor OIL
r1ral nee. lei. tie St. Charles Hotel without
Imy,pg Ms Dvard bill. La the New Orleans
Ice Q. nuvoln1c. 2yth, 1859, appc2std Tue
l,il,wirg account vi Tic "Ioule Counls' dc.
pa.iure from that CITY: p
UouatLo4is Napoleon Bqnaparte, whose az
riyatl this city WAS snnonnced III several Vi
the papers, has lcii New Orleans Ill !!sh ona'
eeu:,, and ior. iist r-a ,ons. lie was yesterday
laorn:ng iuloruied Ivy tic psoprietor' OF the
81. Charles Hole. that it YVES customary tr
oentlctnen travelling wi!h@ut Ia&sSg'' (Ine
Count was splendidjy provided in that way
for u man of his titula-- dimensions3fso pay Tor
their board in advance, wlcrcupon the'ioiio"'
Ing dialogue enSued:
CoantSMy nam is a sufficient guarantee
for my ill.
Pnhlican-Your name, Count, is q very
! good one, but won't bay marketing.
Count-Make cut my bill.
Poblican--It shall be done.
The CLERK theirerpcn presented the bill, MACS
J out in the name OF Count l.. n. Bonaparle'
tMy name" said the Coqaf, rs Loul'
| Napoleon Donaparte. / wish it 50 STATED, i'll
full, in the account"
4 second bill made out, and the entire
name written out in fair, icgiblc letters.
+ "My name is Count Louis Napoleon Bona
marie. Prince Of Segovia, Kamscbat.a, ant
other dependencies. Say 50 in the Dill, res
pondea the sprig Of nobility. ,,.., .,.,
II will not make out third BILL" said'th
clerk.
aThen III be damned If ] pay it" sail Iii
Excellency, and forthwith absquatulatcd'
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Notice..

/, I'll, ncrsans in possi.sion of.s!avcs liable TO
.A-pnaa duty in EdseGe!d District, aro hereby
sonmonel to deliver one fourth Of their slayss
S;abIe to Road duty, 1T tho depot nearest their
.osyto,;va rssidsnces IN Friday tho 18th day OF
snrnst roxt, by 10 o'clock A. ~. thereto await
n ,.s ,oartation t, Charleston for thirty day: labor
om", ,ip Sor,iacaiont, tbu.e owning but one hana
O - sfst1pt, owsors arc required to furnish thei'
hands with 6padas or shovcls ,aad three uas'
ratinMs. ,-,rv hundred
hand, sre a!io&od to be s%electe1 ny ,.as t" Eff =
An nor rontb, one Commissioners Is require.
rs each 'dcn.t to deliver the hands to mn agent
au.horized to receipt for the. ncrr.c@.
Hs nrdor of GEO. b. MILLS, Chair.
ny of tis Gelli Board, Ed.
A.. JosEs, soo'1y. 90
: July sd ~
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wuNATWANTED
Lest,

oy.thc i%cvsain. ofthe "a irsinnt mt Bslh1,
cnrT.5, nm AGATE BRACELET, composed
~ scoaratc pieces, each picco instho form Of .
= and connected by COLA beads. Attached
~ ~ = -.csJ:t ia n DARK marble heart carved ont
70 %. s" e,sni,nen taken from Fort Sumter as a rs,ic.
i've snder wtll be compensated. for his tr1Sh!e,
and is requested to deposit it with Mrs. cni0e
W'a:,an, Ridge, sc. os.
July a
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State Of South Carolina

COLUMBIA, Jniy.2. loh3.
EgJNENE:s, information hi: ben re ,e: N%s u
w this lepar:llsr' ,hat MtbsiH" l. 49, 49,
-~sentenc. o death for thc murder tfjarnns Phil
lip., did, m tlri nishtoc tho S1lh OF Janc, liar'
his escape from 4he sai.. jail: no.-,
New tacr,- re. I, MlI!EpGEn Hc.Hy:&
Goveraor Of the Safe or soaih Caroline, do her;
hy-or:- a reward of.oNEt%H0U"ANo n.y..
LARS forth apprehension of the sad ei'n,t!'
:. Moss. and his delivery into any j1il in tlif
said Ms, in ehodt 3s years old,5 feet 10 riches
nigh. weighs about 40 ihs.. dark hair, wears :
a9ustlchs. and is rngher coed laoilrg' ho1
from Wake conrty, North Carolina.
"a ven pn6cr uyhnnd ard the sral "f tht
Sta;a, at Columbia, 't:'is-secosd gay Z"
II. s.l.;uIy, a. p. oha thousaWi 'ei5ht hundred
aad sixty-thrcc. NJ L. .
VIZ. II. lIuSrT;, Secretary Of State.
july S I'm
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YANKEE GrsnoArs-The Yaakoss would
have b en- whippcp lcng ago but Tor sllslt
guub5n!s. They had oeTerat drawn up aions'
ssi..e OF New York lat week to lire upon 'ne
1c;eacsless men and women in tho streets.
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State of. South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.
N. A. Ransom. Admir-. of the Estate

VI, A. RANSOM, ANN J. oil tHe cstale
Q Of S. G. Galirnan, decd,
4. Bu.hnell aud wife Lucrctia,
Merry Il. Tillman and o!aers.
xKTAEEEAS NJ A. RANSOM, Adp.nistrrtof
w OF The Estate of Sarah R. Ga!!man, deed,
has applied to me, 10y petition ia writing, praying
that a part of tho prnrceds Of the Real Estate u
mo s.ii Sarah K. GalIman, decd, may be paid
Yer to linz. 10 sati-fy ieLE against the said Es-
axe aud it appearing to my satisfaction that
William Il. Coleman and Middleton Mosely anu
MS vic. Elizabeth, tw" Of tine Defendants in the
aboyc stated case. reside beyond the limits VI ttis
,::atc. II is therefore ordered and decreed hat
my ii. aprcar ut IL Court as Ordinary to be bok
len III E~GssIeld c. b for EAg.f field District, on
Monday, .ho 3lst day Of August, lsC3, to- chow
.ausc, ii any they cau, why portion of tho pro-
,..eLs of the sale of the Resl Estate OF Sarah X.
gs,!a.an. decd, sold by lc fer partition and dl-
dsior, should hot he paid ever to tho said ma.
Raus.In, to l~iquidats lke debts against said Els,
ate. or their uonseut to the aamo will be entered
Given undor my hand and seal, this the Both
lay of M"y, 1865. ~ nnn1sor
June 3 3m ~
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Mr.. vallnnlishan arrived at Halifax, N.
s. OH the 9Th anu was to proceed to Niagara
Fails. The subarnstorial election in OHIO
takes place ear ly in October, we believe
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-Gearge Saunders. is said to be in London
IN to BIS ewes in Confederate contracts. LII
ia said he has six ships for the Confederate
) Goaernmcnt nehrly ready Tor sea.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-29

OF Il recent SURVEY
Tsyo TuoUsAND;sIX HUNDRED
AND riiI1Ty-FoJR ACRES.
Il has Il great stream of water raining through it,
s.fisicnt for rn,uing any quantity and quality o!
M..l;acry. and for farlniag,it IS not surpassed
Fy a,.y y!!aco in tho, state, hayicg ahrut One
t,,usani acres o. l.yel Pine lnd Will clay sub
soil, and about 3'0ur hundred acres Of fae Creek
All brancl h;;ina >iah1,I :capahls of producing
from 80 To 50 bss,.elsof Corn Per aero. The bal
age ara Nil .fn4 r..liics I.auis, heavily ti.5ercd
with Oak, Hickory ard Pine, fne for Corn, C'ttoE
md xfaia OF all kinds. Tue plaesis ailsia spoi
tcoair, having ieon newlyfsncsd ndaath Guil!i-
,ines thoroughly repaired within the last SIX
u,s.ntls it Has II neat dwelling and aii other gu
buildings necsssa:y ipr any rumbp..ot nands---t
MS II very. Gre. orchard. afs6, aTyinoy"fd I'll sey-
seral m.ceE with nearly 81 @varieties o. thc oes'
,er,p:s. IT is supplied with the very best OF va
.I.c. exlreinc,y hcflthy andetac best place for rsis
ing Stock in. The Distrist. If DESIRED 4 viii sell.
IN. crop Of the prescott year aud all STOCK nc-
~iuayia,. u tie place.
Truvs-Cash or crei.is to sui. purchaser.
Address JotINEA. ADDISON,
Edscfcld CHS. ::
July % If 20
- The chaElas.On Mercary will copy Que" a
ye:k for thtos mouths lad forward account to
This Office.
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a Valuable Plantation
FOE 9

~ kSLAoS-4,
H1HE srhser,bcr offers fcr sale bis VALUABLE
Il PLANTATION ccntair;ng
Sixteen .iusste:i Ell Fifty Acres,
stnro OF less, lyiag on Turkey Greek, mad hound
ed by lands of Cal. ]. C,iBrcoks, c.p;. Eugene
Bart, George Eland aod othces. Ibis Plantnion
is situ. .t5l .ibnlL { miles Nv:ih Of Edaseiieii vi,
Ing, on tho NssLs7ry Road, iusa pie.santand
hoalthy locality, a.l il: tho laisist of,l refined
end nu .syreeaLis nrixhborl, Il.
About one. hslf IF this Trlo. Of Land Is clsarol
und'a cor Siderable portion Of 1t in a high state
. OF cultivation. Tho other half Of this Tract Is
10 nativO forcss-a5oundiug In Oak, Hickory aud
Pine graS.h.
TAe.s' .rG en- the p~rs.nia=s all reeesmry pianb,
ton bui!diuss-nla il 2ond repair. In:s Tract IS
well wa:srei, and ia cpo Of the best Tsag:s FOR
cattle il the Dis,ri";.
The lard il vol ad@p!Od to coiten, c"ra,
srnali Grain, DC. -
For farmer INFORM si;qn aprly.lo Mr. jas. M.
Harrison, at tho serriN's Gnica, Elsctisla Sc.
EEcE:f ELAND.
~ Charleston Courier will Posse copy twice
a.weck fnr ,ne anil, and forward account forth
with to this uiiieo.
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CARLTON to the Public.

11. nor.,.,s src hereby cautioned against pur,
- .fo ! District, a.d s,ats of South Carolina,
IN y ~, In les. known as III cuEaoGEE PONDS
LhN.s, containing Fi:oen hlpered Acres
lsa.na onc,r.two ncres m o,- cr i%ss., j., ,on .hot I
This public ne s ! h, s'rf 9Io fss s aaa viii William m J.
m" ,5s fir, t day ~ Of Jana.ry ext md shall .has sa1
far,e my j hit posso''!en q. ln"' ''"s'
Il poi be %yildcl. .,,DN ADDISON.
July 1855. 'm
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Election Notice.

rUasUAS;r to a. writ Of Election issnea by
e Hen. W.p. Porte, President of tho Ssn't",
to the rauagers I'll Elections for The DISTRICT nj
Elsefsjd. the, VII be an election he'd on the
sscornl Tuesday Of 'Augi;s; ncxt, for SENATOR:
to Gil the vacancy accustomed by the death OF
Hon. ARTHUR sIMKISs.
e. ". sEIDELS, CHAM.
Jrno u 81 70
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State af South Gaeeliaa,
EDGEpiELD DISTRICT,
LI ORni&dRY.

Joy W. F. DuRIsoB, ESQ, Ordinary of Edge
w.s..:.s. Elizabeth Hsborn has nrtlicd t"
mo for I,c;tars vf Administration on all arf
Singular the ZOO IS and ci.nttles. rights mt ere 'l<
of William I4boIn, late tie bistlic', "iofesaia'
'. .Tnesys5o therefore, to cite and admonisb al;
.r1 singular. the kindrc;ta.d creditors Of the said
.ic,s.scd t, DC and appear hcforepe, at orr nox'
o.lin::ry's Cc.rif for IT, said. District, 20 be holden
y: El..i..i Csurt ll,us., IN iha 3t ''..c of aug.
.cy.. =. SOW caasc, if niiy, Ei,y the said ad'nii;'
is. ca.ion : ould not he grated.
GYM ua!.cr ny hand aud seal, tins 2etr day "i
kJnl.. in the rr,r 4 sur Lor,. one ti''afsn9
eight hundred and s'Xty.thrce, nrd IN Tue G'e'sy'
.iSbtb YEAR of tn. Iudppendcncs Of { Carolina.
W. F. DURI6oE,, o.sin,
July % 2t. ~
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Committed TO- the .Ja:z'

M this District on the 1Stb- inst, s negro man
" who says ,,ig nane IS ELDERr, but sire
qucritly csi.et A:As:t, stI that nc belongs t. Jas.
..,ihg, living 81 Afaata. Ca. E.osrt says re was
arrested gher 1t us Mife's hrltsa 10 the upper
u ri. Of L:.iz D.oiFiut- SAID Ebert is about q
years of age, w:isAs ABOUT 80 pounds, is 5 feel
0 inches hT:;n, dark conp!sc;cd. No marks Vr
scars nGt:cc1.
Tue owner isrsquesa.d TO come o rwrrd, prove
properly, pay cl-rscs'and t~ke him away, other
wisu he Will DO d.n;; with as t.o Law Directs.
l. II. MCCULLOUGH, j. Ed.
JUNO d, II 20
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Notice.
NOTICE.

LII persons having claims agnjsss tho n ss.nss
"a Of pr.,J. Harfwood Burt, decd, arc n Snssr.
to present them. properly % aGya a ,sa same = Those in
f asb,ed to said Estatoinro requested sG,se: q PrSmpe
Jah.21-
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Morgan Stallion for Sale
:, HAVE for snlc aTH0RoUG BRED MON
GAL STALLIOS. be is n oeau.g", 1 g.,
six yea;s old. OF handsome symmetry NAV ~ roo1;nc
oct;1n. pcrsons wishing tn engage IN rearihs
IIorsas will DO we'll TO consider this opportunity
Far rnrther ipfnimatiou call on Etr, jus. NJ. Lat
risun, u 1.-THE sbeEia's Office; nvpr mann
July, tt q
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an Excellent Plantation
FOR SALE.

& offer FER ais my PLANTATION in GlgsGeld
L District, ON Shaws Greek, 10 niles from Edge
,fald G. II and 10 miles -fiom Aiken containing
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-. :. T.-a @Y1<FQ
SE4
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VaJHE S,:hssr,bcr offers crsalc bis VALUABLE
PLANTATION cnntiir;ne
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Thc wheel ofFortare.

PERSGNNE.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-18
mo. 2S.l
AN ACT

September 4

TO AUTHERIZE THE FORMATION OF VOLUNTEER COMA
MES FOR LOCAL Defence
The Congress Of tie Confederate States of America d0
enact That Tor the purpose ofocal defence in any por
ton Of the Confederate States any number of persons
not less than twenty who the age of forty
five years otherwise not liable TO military duty
may associate themselves a military company elect
their officers and establish rules and rcgulai ons
for their government, and shall he considered aS
belonging to the Provisional Army Of the Confederate
States serving without pay allowances and en-
titled, when captured by the enemy to all the prv
cges Of prisoners of Provided that such conpanv
shall soon as practicable transmit their muster
roll list Of the of the officers and privacs
thereof to the Governor of the State the Commanding
General ofthc Department, or any Brigadier General
in the state Confederate service to be forwarded to
the Secretary OF War; but the President or tie Com
mander OF the Military District may at any time dis
baud such companies; ProUided that in the States
and districts in which the Act entitled IAN Act to
, further provide for the public defence" approved
April 10th, 1862 and the Acts amendarory thereof
have cen suspended. persons Of any age resident
wi hin such States Districts may volunteer and from
pa Of such companies SO long such suspension
may continue; P,ocided that person shall become
member Of sNid compan9 until he shall have first
taken the oath allegiance to the Confederate States
of Anne lea IN writing copy OF which shall be iled
with the muster roll said company as above pre-
| scribed.
| ~ Papers of State cop three times
| Sept. 3
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South -Carolina---Kershaw District
I'm Equity.

Thomas Lang, vs. Edward M. Boykin and Marv
c., his wife, Sallie w. Boykin, Harriet NJ.
Lang, John c. Lang, Theodore Lang, Sam'.
w. L. Lang, Cornela A. Lang and Edward
B. Lang.-Bill of Supplement and Revivor.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that John G, Lang, Theodore Lang and Cor.
nelia "A. Lang, and her infant son EdwardB.
Lang, four of the above named defendants. re-
side beyond the limits Of the State of South
Carona-on motion of Richardson & Cav.
compainant's Solicitors, it is ordered that the
said John c. Lang, Theodore Lang, CorneIia A.
Lang and Edward B. Lang, do appear and
and plead answer or demur to the said bill of
supplment and rcvivor 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, C. E.K.D.
Commissioners Office, June 9th A. D, 1863.
June IL 3m
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PROSPECTUS.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL ISSUE, IN A
Il few weeks, at Richmond, Va, weekly journal,
to be called THE SOUTHERN PUNCHI"
1t will be nearly duplicate in size, form and gene
Eal features of the world renowned London Punch "
long acknowledged power in the British Isles in
the reformation of public abuses and the enlghten-
ment of the public mind. flashing as it did with the
genius of Hood, Of Jarold, and host Of WITS poets
and philosophic thinkers.
The proprietors of The Southern Punch" bring to
the difficult task of successfully conducting such :
journal the advantage of capital abundant men,a it
sources, and practical skill The editor for many
years past has been connected, in leading editorial
capacity, with the largest daily papers of New Or
leans and Mobile while the gentleman who will have
charge of typographical and engraving departments is
unsurpassed in that skill necessary for success.
Every number will be illustrated with nnmer; us
cuts appropriate TO the times humorous and serious
from the hands of of the best engravers on the
continent-an artist whose name is familiar to the
reading puL-.co the South.
In fine, the undersigned determined 10 make
The Southern Punch" the epciest, most readable,
and best illustrated literary journal in America 1t
shall distance competition.
TERMS---Subscription for single copies $40 per
annum. News dealers supplied at the Of Sl5 per
hundred copies. Address
OVERALL. CAMPBELL, HUGHES CO..
Publishers Richmond Va.
eS Editors giving the above one or more insertions
will be entitled to copy gratis.
Office on Main street, between 9th and 10th.
,Julv 10
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THE DEFENCES NEAR CHARLES.
TON-DIvISION Nos. A AND q.

7 TO SUPPLY THE REQUISITION OF THE
Il General commanding the Department., and in pur.
suance OF the orders OF his Excelency Governor Bon
ham, the Commissioners OF the Roads of the several
Parishes and the authorities OF the cities towos ana
villages within the judicial Districts of Charleston Col
Teton, Beaufort and Georgetown including Lower All
Saints, are hereby required forthwith to summon all
persons in possession Of slaves liable to Road duty
within the limits their authority, to deliver oheouh
OF their slaves liable to such duty at the Depos near
est their owners residence, on Wednesday, l4h day
OF october proA at 10 o'clock A. M, there to await
transportation to Charleston for thirty Gays labor on
the forti6catiens
ii. The Commissioners of the Roads and the author.
tiles OF the towns and villages within the judicial bis
tricts OF Lancaster. Kershaw, Chesterfield Marlboro
Darlington, Marion, Sumter Clarendon, Williams
burg and Horny ncuding,-Upper All Saints are
hereby required forthwith to summon all persons in
possession Of slaves liable to Road duty within the
limits of their authority to deliver onefourh of their
slaves liable to such duty at the Depots their
owners residence Friday 10th October prox at 10
O'Clock a. m there to await transportation to Charles
ton for thirty days labor the Notifications.
III. Under this call, the Commissioners of Ro"d
and Town Authorities will allow credit to all owners
tor the labor they have furnished above their quota
whether the same was volunteered by the owner
under the request of the Confederate authorities under
the proclamation OF the Governor o. as was tile
in July-call upon Second Division, was detained in
service beyond the thirty days reQui' ed
Nv. Owners whose slave have recently been i'm
pressed or whose slaves may have been impressed be-
fore the day when this labor is required are not GU
titled to credit under this call for such impressed la
Dor, unless they have hitherto furnished their rcspec
tive quotas For those who have hitherto been in
fault 1t is both legal and just that the Impressed labor
should 90 to the credit of the past calls which tey
failed to respond o-not to tho present CALL for this
would give them the advantage those who have
answered to all the calls.
" Receipts, will be given for the negroes at the
Depots and assessments in duplicate made of the
value OF the negroes before they are put to work
vi. Owners are requested to furnish their negroes
with spades or shovels and three days rations
VII Parties who hire substitute in order that all
parties may be protected.
VIII. The Acts Of the Legislature have now been
distributed and the Commissioners Of the Roads and
the Town Authorities now thoroughly inform
themselves of their important duties in connection
with the subject.
VIM. NJ. SHANNON,
Agent of State Of South Carolina.
Camden, S. c., Sept. 5, 1863.
sB Caroline, Mercury and Courier will insert once
week each in daily and tr.weekly; all other papers
in the two Division once week for four weeks, and
forward bills as hitherto
September ii
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SOuth CarOIina-Kershaw

BY A. l.. MCDONALD, ESQUIRE ORDINARY.
wv HEREAS, WILLIAM. R TAYLOR APPLIED
w to me for Letters or Administration on all and
singular the goods and chattles rights and credits OF
VIM NJ Bullock, late Of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased:
These are therefore, to cite and admonish ALL and
singular the kindred and creditors Of the said deceas-
ed to be and appear before our next Ordinarys
Court for the said District to be holden at Kershaw
Court House on the 2Sth day of September inst.
to show cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted
Given under my Hand and Seal, this eighth day
of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-three ard in the eighty.
eighth year of the independence and Sovereignty Of
the State of South Carolina.
ALEX. L MCDONALD, O.K.D.
September II 2
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ADJCrANT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE :
CHARLESTON, August "a, 1853.
GENERAL ORDERS No Sc.
I. TO CARRY INTO EFFECT THE FOREG DING
Proclamation Of his EXceeucv the Governor. it is
dered that the following Volunteer State Trnops be
accepted into service viz
One Regiment of Mounted Infantry, to consist of
ten companies; two companies of Cavalry and one
pany Of Flying Artillery. The companies Of Mounted
Infantry t consist of less than seventy eight 7S
and not than one hundred men, exclusive ofcom
missioned officers of Cavalry, to consist of not loss
than sixty (60l and not more than eighty (S0) men,
exclusive OF commissioned officers; and the company
Artillery of not less than eighty (sO( and not more
than one hundred Q00) men, exclusive Of commits
stoned officers. When the companies of Mounted In
fantry and Cavalry have been organized and accepted
Field Officers will be elected under orders from this
office.
II. The Companies authorized to be raised under
the preceding paragraph Of this order, will be
posed of effective men who are over the age OF
sixteen years. who are not subject to, or who
empted from Confederate Conscrption, and who do
not belong to the organization lately ordered Of troops
for local defence and six months special service Those
troops will be armed by the State-the artillery to
have battery OF four pieces-but they will provide
themselves with horses. Their pay Ito begin when
they ordered into actual servicel will be the
that allowed in Confederate service including forty
cents per day for each horse. They will hold them
selves in readiness for the field at moments notice.
and to do service in any part Of the State under the
orders OF the Governor. The Companies will be ac-
oed in the order in which their rolls and lists of
officers are presented at this Office, and they will be
attached to the Militia Regiments in which they arc
raised until ordered into actual service.
III In addition to the above organization, compa.
nes organized in accordance with the Act of Congress
of the 18th November 1862, herewith published, will
be accepted on furnishing their rolls as required by
S id Act; and one Of the said companies in each Ju
dca District consisting of not less than eighty men,
exclusive Of officers and having its place Of rendez
vous at the Court House of the District will be armed
by the State the remainder of the compan will pro-
vide themselves with arms ammunition as far as the
means of,he State will permit, will DO furnished to
all the companies
BY command A. c. DARLINGTON,
Adj and Inspector General, S G.
September 3