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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13
SequestratiOn.

The sReceiver1 for Fairfield, Kershaw and Sumter
DISTRICTS Mr. JAS. r. AIKEN of wnnsboro visited our
town on Tuesday and Wednesday, and was highly
ygratfed at the prompt manner in which our merchants
responded to his CALL We pleased to learn that
quite number ofthem paid up their amounts in full,
and all inpart.
This is gratifying to the Confederacy, which is at
present much in need onds and speaks well for their
sagacty avaing Of the present abundant supply of
thecircuatug medium to relieve themselves of this OBJ
legation. g..
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News Slalnmlary.

propose hereafter, for the benefit of those of
onrosntry frendswho donot have access to the daily
paparsto give in each issue short summary or ab.
stracsofall the important of the week up to the
honrofgoing to press. BY this means we hope to
keep our subscribers well advised of what is going on
at'poneand abroad We shall begin this series of
articles in our next paper
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February l3
Exchange Notice No. d.

RICHMOND, VA, JAN. Id, 1868.
The following officers and men have been exchanged
and are hereby so declared &N9
1. All officers and men captured in Kentucky,
Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi Georgia Florida and.
South Carolina, up to December 10th, 1862.
2. All officers and men captured in Missouri, Kan
sasr New Mexico Arizona Arkansas and Louisiana,
up to January lst 1863. ~
3. The two foregoing sections apply not only to
Confederate service but also all persons captured
in arms or hostile array against the United States
whatever may have been the character of the military
organization to which they were attached and what.
ever may have been the terms of the paroles given
by them. Ifany are in Federal prisons, they are to
be Immediately released, and delivered to the Confed-
crate authorities
4 All Confederate officers and men who have
been delivered at City Point up to January 9Th, 1868
8. All Confederate officers and men who have been
delivered at vicksburg up to December 2sd, 1862,
and including said date. s&fsst@A
6. All paroled Confederate officers and men re-
ceipted for at Vicksburg up TO December 23d 1861,
and including said date. ksa.as3 = Il 5lB
z. All Confederate officers and men captured and
paroled at Goldsboro N. c. in December 1862
g. Other miscellaneous and minor exchanged Of
which the appropriate officers will be duly anirned
ROBERT OULD,
.-....s.s f y. E,s s-.. Agent of Euehasee
10 All Southern papers are requested to COPY and
send bills to the War department.
Februaryl3 Is .N6
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The weather.

4IheWcathcr-which III the absence of other topics
6fconversaton, is aprolic source OF comment as we'll
as edtoriol squib has been for the past few days
pleasant and delightful. Following the inclement
weather Of last week. it is highly appreciated and
Joyed The planters are busy with their ploughs and
the gardeners with their spades preparing the ground
for new crop. We fear, however, that old Boreas
has not taken his final leave of for the season. but
that he is only recupea ting his strength for stronger
and more chilling blast An early spring in this eli
mate Utmost generally fatal to the fruit crop succeeded
as it often is by raid two Of Jack Frost. We are
sorry that the buds of the peach are beginning
to swell, and from every appearance will soon put forth
flowers, should the weather continue warm We
would greatly prefer submitting little longer to the
dominion of old winter, to losing our fruit for with
beef selling at forty cents pound and -four at fifty
dollars abarre abundant fruit crop would be per-
fct god send. We hope we may have one. &tIEoE
~ se 81 AckMOwiedgemen
The Ladies Aid Association gratefully acknowledge
the following donations: Ai.; ...s. d, 4t....,,.
Mrs. Whitaker, knit shirts and le pair of socks;
Mrs. II. Boykin, jackets; Miss -, 8 crochet caps
IL a., $b and pair of Socks Little Matilda Aickle
/ pair of socks knit by herself and bundle of lint
picked by herself Mrs NJ Humpries, pair of gloves
and pair of socks Miss M Pearce, pair of gloves
and pair OF socks Miss Lou Pearce pair of socks;
Mr. J. Peay, Q dozen skeins of sewing silk; Mrs. l.
Whitaker, 8 balls of yarn Mrs. a. w. Conner 1 pair
Of socks; Miss II. NJ Whitaker, scarfs Miss Aexina
Whitaker, pair of wooden socks Mrs. B. Cook, pair
ofsocks and pair Of gloves $40 collected by Capt
Mickle; Mr.. j. Workman, thimbles.
.s------~s~-4------
The Kentucky Legislature has ordered out twenty
thousand troops under the Military Board to resist the
enforcement ofLincolns proclamation. tt5f 4
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aad REGIMENT s. G. M.
FIELD AND STAFF.

FIELD AND STAFF.
Burwell Jones, Colonel
William Dixon, Lieutenant Colonel
A, NJ. Kennedy, Major.
JIM Gayle, Adjutant. E&
s. LTruesdell, Quartermaster
J.l. Trantham, Surgeon.
ID. L. DeSaussure, Assistant Surgeon
Conway Bell Paymaster,
Levi sommers, Sergeant Major
B. +. Mccoy, Quartermaster Sergeant IS
J. m. Gayle, Judge Advocate.
BEAT NO. 1.
Lewis j. Patterson, Captain.
A. d. jones' 1st Lieutenant. =
r. G. Patterson, I'd Lieutenant I'LL
R. B. Cunningham Sd Lieutenant
BEAT NO. 2.
John Thompson, Captain.
C. Gibson, lst Lieutenant.
L. r. Gray I'd Lieutenant
James Stover Sd Lieutenant u .,..
.sg,sf.s, BEAT NO. g.
r.. r. Williams, Captain
Joseph West, lst Lieutenant,
Isaac Hough, I'D dLieutenant l36C
j. @. Horton, Sd Lieutenant. .,.
a.eg @ BEAT NO. T..
John B. MicAde, Captain 2 -. H.a.aH
j. L. Mcdowell lst Lieutenant
R.C. Drakefer4 I'd Lieutenant.
John Fl. Sill, Sd Lieutenant.
Nd 1tls ~ BEAT NO g. t.. ...y.
w. E. Hughson, Captain.
F. McLarnon, LIST Lieutenant. 't
VIM NJ. Billings, I'd Lieutenant.
Adam Team, Sd Lieutenant
..., BEAT NO. g.
VIM. Cato, Captain.
Gillum Sowell, lst Lieutenant.
w. K, Marlborough, I'd Lieutenant.
George Sowell, Sd Lieutenant Bra rs
BEAT NOT ih 't
s. B. Hall, Captain.
Tobias Folsom, lst Lieutenant
J. A. II. Berry, I'd Lieutenant.
-Campbell Sd Lieutenant. .i
) sv+iss !ss BEAT NO. 8. yqcsi
John j. Nelson, Captain. r, - s'tne9al2
DIG. Robertson, LIST Lieutenant st5 a3t
G. d. Isbell, I'd Lieutenant. s;d boa
Allen Young, Sd Lieutenant. 'a@s~ -fair
3 Is a&ss.:i --->-s gt ffg ~
Indianapolis dispatches ofthe Sd, say that Federal
deserters are making orcble resistance to to their ar
rest and there is great excitement in consequence
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From the West.

PORT HUDSON, February l0.-Information has iust
reached our pckets that portion of sibleys command
encountered the enemy at Indian village totally rout
ing him, acra severeAght. The enemy admits loss
of one thousand killed, wounded and missing.
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(rcs Tx1 cknpsn ocnSxpunAsn.3 4
RasEiOes eaone<

have just learned Of the death Of Cospotsl II. Az
Mcleod, Of Company a." (spt swAssss,sl 18th
Regiment s 9. y, from. pneumouia, - Riesnoodi
Va. He was Of the best soldiers In the Cpnssd.
crate Army (none excepted man OF sterling worth
and OF the strictest integrity In action be was cool
dsliberate, and brave as soldier and oficer Rit6sSl
and considerations in the discharge Of every duty.
Beloved and respected BY his companions in aytas,
his loss will be severely Solt and deeply Amented
Such men as NORMAN AcLEoD can hardly be spared
at time like the present.
To his afcted family we ofEsf our sincere cbu6o.
lence. s.,gig Fs efs ~ ass,sa.s VI ssof.a.3fg ~
Since writing the above, information of shU aeashs
Of RoBERT BRANNUM and Josxpn SluRxY har Usen
received They were members of the Same Company.
and good soldiers in every rsspecs. wsnourn their
loss geo a'l.4 24.a n. J.W.
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Exchange Notice Nh.

" ,tafl. .AcsAn"Sc NOslco ~ % Se ssss ifR
a l. All Confederate officers and men who have
been captured and paroled in Virginia or Maryland at
any time from the beginning of hostlites to the lst
OF November. 1852, have been duly exch anged and
are hereby so declared.
q. All Confederate officers and men who have been
delivered at Athens Landing on James River at any
time previous to the illth of November 1892, have
been duly exchanged and are hereby so declared
3. All Confederate officers and men who have been
delivered at Vicksburg Mississippi previous to the
lst OF November 1892 and including said date, have
been duly exchanged, and are hereby so declared
ROBERT OULD,
Agent Of Ercchange.
eB Southern papers copy and forward bill to War
Department. t@
Richmond E1anaiser.
February l3 '"
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&QLIME CAMDEN Nu1rs IA

,4p.ie.s sitEFoR TIE iCANDBN CONFEDERATE 1ogifF
% efollowieg card Of thanks has been receved from
the members Of Capt &. B. cAxrEY's Company now
in Virginia. '+a ~ Il. r..9. 't','
q n q. ag4aC CAMP NEAR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
january 29th, 1868.
LADIES Your much needed present OF fblankets and
clothing was received on the third of January Again
we have thepleasure Of returning you our thanks for
so kindly Remembering us far away from you and our
homes. After this war is ended, whenever we shall
think of the hardshps and dangers we have gone
through, wswill recolect with grateful hearts
the noble devotion Of the women of our land, in be-
half of private soldier fighting for them and
his country hoping for no other reward than their
praise And If again we called upon to meet the
enemy in battle the thoughts of you and of your he
roc devotion to the sacred cause of our country will
nerve hearts and to strike with tenfod vigor
and we trust with the assistance Of God TO drive his
pointing footsteps from our soil and restore peace
once more to our bleeding and unhappy country.
We have the honor to be,
Yours Respectfully,
,as- The MEMBERS OF COMPANY C.
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HERSHMAN, Editor
= sERIDAY, FEBRUARY III, Ise 3

<1AADAx, FEBRUARY H, 1S6 g.
sAA1rsnaW Guards-Capt II. j. Warren.
We are requested to say that all persons desirous of
seeing the condition of Capt. wARREN's. Company
as furnished from Camp, in Virginia, on the first day
OF February, can do 80 byscalng at tho Post Office.
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General Orders, No. 8.
HEADQU ARTERS, &. n, !
Topeka. Sept. nth, 1853. J


To prevent irregularities and to secure uni
formiiy. i, j. ordered:
|. That from and after the promulgaiion at
this order, the muster roll OF all companies o.;
militia organizing. or hereafter to be ofgan'zsd,
ia the Northern Division, shall b. forwarded 10
Mnj Gen Jas L. Mcdowell, Headquarters AT
leavenworth. All companies organizing, or Ia
he organized, in the Southern Division. shall
forward their rolls TO Maj. Gen. John b. Scott,
Headquarters at l.. roy, Kansas. tul compl !.
ance with the laws regulating the organization
is enjoined. ard especially that section requiring
n prescribed oath 10 be duly administered TO and
subscribed by each member OF the respective
companies.
II. Hereafter commissions will be issued and
forw orded uron the recommendations Of the MAJOR
Generals commanding divisions. The MAJOR
Generals will cause copies OF the muster rolls, as
soon as poss bic after their receipt,to be forward
ed 10 the Office Of the Adjutant Gems ral.
Ill. Until further order the regime Dts organ.
lied in the Southern Division will be numbered
and recognized as follows: The regiment com
posed oi the militia OF Douglas County. r. Is.
swift, commanding,a s number one, the regiment
composed OF the militia Of Linn County, Col Jno.
I. Snoddy commanding. as number two; the reg
iment composed Of tie mi i'm oi Shawnee Coun-
~, Col. W. W. II. LawieHre commanding. rs
number three Regiments hereafter organized
will be numbered according 10 the dates OF their
respective organ cations. By order OF the Com
Chief. GuILFORD DUDLEY,
Adjutant General.
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To the voters of Jefferson County.


FELLOW CITIZENS. take this oppor-
tunity to inform you that / will be a
candidate for reelection to The Office Of
County Treasurer at the approaching
November election. also desire TO
return to you my thanks for the support
you have uniformly given me when l
have asked anything at your hands.
In order that all may understand my
positioa. will say that | am Republi-
can in politics, Internationally in favor
of preserving the UnioG Of the States.
and if need be, of giving the las, man
and the last dollar to the accomplish
ment Of that result; am in favor Of sus-
tanning the Administration Of President
Lincoln, and especially his war policy;
am in favor of rendering cheerful
obedience TO the law, Federal and Stale:
and opposed to lawlessness Of all kinds
and under whatever pretense it may be
urged. bt &
Twill meet the Citizens Of the several
Townships at the proper time. Tor tie
discussion Of the above principles.
s. S. COOPER.
Oskaloosa, Sept. nth. 1868. 8 =
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CARD.
To the Voters Of Jefferson Cosnty.

To the Voters Of Jefferson Cosaty.
FELLOW CITIZENS. hereby announce
my self candidate for reelection TO the
Office Of Sheriff, Of your County. AT the
ensuing election in November. Y -
Raised Wing and holding TO, the
doctrines Of thai party in other years,
am now Republican. ! came TO Kan
sas in 1855. favored the free State
policy and voted to make Kansas a free
State. | am 40 unconditional Union
man, and most bear,iIv favor oil the
measures Of the Administration for the
speedy suppression Of tile Rebellion
aud the overthrow Of treason. ! detest
treason aud hate rebels; and nm for
unfolding the laws Of The land in all
their dignity, for standing by the Ma
tional and State administrations in their
efforts to crush out armed resisiance to
the laws and authority Of the Govern
men,. and TO put down all species Of
anarchy and lawlessness.
These are my principles in brief:
and no honest man who knows me Will
say TO the contrary. e,..
Thankful for your past support. !
trust | may ever prove worthy OF your
confidence. N. w. IfLok'.
Sept. 10Th, 1868. fslAl..s,
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Daring Robbery.

On last Sunday afternoon. as Mr.. Eli
Evans, of this place. was going TO
Topeka, with funds to purchase horses
for the government. be was waylaid in
the brush near the residence OF Mr..
Kleinhans in Raw township. just this
side Of the ferry. By four indivials, and
robbed of 1856 in greenbacks .aud his
revolver This deed was done in broad
day light. the sun being yet over half
an hour high.
Mr.. Evans thinks the robbers design
ed to take his life. Two Of them we're
on foot, one on each side Of his mule
holding 10 the bride. the other two on
horseback riding a few yards in ad-
vance. He asked those leaiing hi S
mule to return his gloves, and while
one of them let 60 the bride to do SO,
he managed to get the animal away
from the other, wheeled and came off
at fall speed. Three shots were fred
after lim. He came back TO town in a
hurry.
The men were muffl.d, and their
horses covered with blankets. SO as not
10 be easily detected. The only one
who spoke was an Irishman by his
brogue. Are these outrages never to
Cease Shall not the thieves be clean
el out?
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A CARD.

To tie Eoters Of the 1911 District:
FELLOW CITIZENS: take Ills method
of announcing myself candidate for
Representative TO the Legislature a, the
ensuing November election.
am an unconditional Union man
in favor of the most vigorous prosecu,
ton Of The war against the rebellion
until the last trai,er is put down-in
favor Of the Presidents Emancipation
Proclamation. and Of universal liberty
to all men. am IN favor Of the main
iainance Of the laws. Sale and National.
and opposed to all lswIessness. treason
and rebellion. appear in what shape
they may.
lfthese views meet your app obaiion.
l shall thankfully receive your support.
Thomas HoDGEs.
Sept. Is, 1868.
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General Orders, No. 6.
HEADQUARTERS. n. DIV. n. ;. NJ,
u.unorru Sent La lao2.

kRS. y. Nv n. -. Ni'
LkAvESwoRTH, Sept ID, 1869.
Commanders OF Regiments, Barsiions ma
COMPANIES. IN the Northern Division Of knnsas
State Militia, will direct each company. at their
first meeting, 10 sign cop, Of the following oath,
certified 70 by person suihorized TO administer
oath, aud transmit the Same 10 these fieouquar-
tors. ~ ~ -,
sunpor,. protect and defend the Constitution and
Government OF the State OF Kansas, against all
enemies, whether foreign or domestic, and thai
we vii. bear true fnth aud loyalty to the same;
and further, that We do ihi. without any reser.
yatlon or evasion, TO perform IN good faith all
the duties which may legally be required oil US.
SO help US God. =.
E Names of Members. Age
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this -
div Oh, A. ID. 1888.
by command Of Maj Gen. Mcdowell.
lsac n. HACkBUScH, A. A. G.
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Herses Stolen.

Oa Moadry Ii shi last :wo horses
were stolen from resilient Of Slu-
treble Fails, almost from his very door.
So it goes. l. has becom- dangerous
TO owu good stock. and if the thieves
are not speedily deal, with in sum-
mary manner, the country will be bare
of horses worth keeping. The thieves
have already injured the S ate 10 the
amount of hundreds Of thousands of
dollars by running of cool stock and
committing such depreda,ions as pre-
vent men from bringing god animals
into the country. to become prey 10
the vagabonds. Hence. he WHO rids
the country of known thief is pub
lie benefactor. Ii these Expectations
are not stopped. Summary measures will
have 10 be resor:ed to to redeem the
land from the inlolerable pests who now
infesi it. Honest people must be pro
tected, or the thieves will take the
country.
ASorHER.-An old gentleman was
found dead in the river between Rising
Sun and Topeka, short time since in
water hsrdly knee deep. Ii is prssum-
ed that he was robbed and murdered.
AS sum of money Le was know to be
iL possession Of was not found upon
his person.
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Winter.

Thursday vas among the disagreea-
be DAYS on record. II trained. and
showed, and bowed, and frozed." II
vas one Of the hardes, days on unshel.
tered cattle that come along.
Winter appears 10 have set in early
but We shall probably have some fine
weather hereafter.
Last year tbs 24.h and 25sh OF oc'
:tobsr we're days to be remembered. II
would seem that cold snaps al this
season Of the yesr aw becoming chron
ic. Farmers should make note OF ths
fact. and prepare for the early cold &C.
eordingly. rssa-4 sssl,z'S
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A CARD.

To tie Voters Of Jefferson County.
The undersigned wishes TO state to
his fellow citizens of Jefferson County,
that he is an unconditional Union can
didate for the Office Of County T,easur-
er. Thankful for the past favors you
have conferred, and the confidence you
have reposed in me. | hope ever to
prove worthy Of your esteem.
S. c. q PHART.
October 8, 1868.
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Rspresentatjve.

This District is we'll supplied with
Candidates for Representative. On
Tuesday last the delegates from the
tso townships met in this place and
honinsted Mr.. G. n. LEE for re cleo
lion. He served Us faithfully last win
'er. and made mssy friepds. who esFly
solicited him 10 be candidate for re-
election, but ne declined until very
'seeaily. Had be consented 10 run at
= sss'ies day We presume there would
nave bseo 10 opposing candidate.
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A Fire.

On Friday morning the residence Of
DR.. Cooper caught FIRE from a stove
pipe and came near resulting in serious
consequences. The FIRE was discover
ed in time to prevent disastrous results.
The principle damage. We believe. was
the destruction Of some bedding.
The utmost care should be taxed by
all our citisens 10 prevent fires. One
Ere on a windy day might communicate
and consume half the town,
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Correction.

Moses Pittman took the second pre-
MUM on stations over years old
the County Fair. instead of J. B. Hol-
. lingsworth.
Rolla Taylor took the first premium
on yearling bull calf. instead Of +.
Moore.
w. K. FsirLolm first premiume on
sucking calf instead of Mr.. Bayne.
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Some Of our subscribers have ex-
Piessed wish to pay for their papers
IN wood. We wish they would bring
ii along soon. And as many others as
wish to take the Independent aud pay
for it in wood. We desire TO have our
wood for the winter secured rs soon as
possible.
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A CARD.

To al Unconditional Union Men, voters
m Jefferson County
Believing can serve You as well. if
not better than any other man in this
county. l hereby announce myself as
an Unconditional Union Candidate for
reelection to the Office Of County Clerk.
Oct. 10th, '63. Nj. X. DurroE.
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To the Voters of jefferson Countv:.

To the Voters Of Jefferson County:
In announcing my name as candi-
date Tor the Office of Clerk OF Jefferson
County. wish i, distinctly understood
that ! do SO upon my own responsibility,
being solicited by no party, clique, or
set of men, being free and independent
and believing myself competent 10 at
tend to my own affairs without the aid
Of guardian.
Yours, respectfully.
A. G. PATRICK.
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A CARD.

To the Voters Of the 18Th Representa-
tire District.
l hereby announce myself as an In
dependent Unconditional Union Candi-
date for Representative to the State
Legislature for this District, At the en-
suing November election, and will ever
be grateful for your support.
Oct. 81, SO. Noah LEAvKRroN.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-10-31

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