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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-14
DEKALBH0USE,
Camden, s. C

TIE SUBSCRIBER INFORMS HIS FRIENDS
lana the travelling public that he has leased this COM
modious HoUSE, so eligibly situated in the growing
town of Camden
His personal superintendent and best efforts, aided
oy competent assistants, will be devoted to the COM
tort anu 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. JUNGBIUTH
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-14
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR. W. r.. SKIES TENDERS HIS SERVICES
as practising physician to the citizens of Camden and
vicinity. Office main street, in the rooms formerly
occupied by DR.. II. j. WORKMAN.
February 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22
ARMS AND THE LAW.

We hear that Judge Meredith decided
an important case On Munday, indicating
the authority and scope of the civil power,
over the military. II seems a lad, R. P.
Fariss, had been, some weeks since, dis
charged on a writ of habeas corpus. BY the
Circuit Court Of Richmond, in term ses-
sion. After his discharge, Fariss went to
camp, with copy Of the order of Court
di,charging him in his possession. Capt.
w. w. Parker, to whose company .Fariss
belonged. arrested the lad, placed him in
the guard house, and by order Of his Colo
mel preferred charges against him for being
absent without leave. These charges were
preferred after Capt. Parker had, in his
passrssion, copy of the order Of discharge
by the Court.
Another writ ofhabeas corpus was award
ed. and on Monday the return was made,
stating substantially that Fariss was regu-
larly enlisted, and while in the service had
heen regularly court-martaled for being
obsent without leave, and found guilty. II
appearing on the face Of the return that
the charges had been preferred since the
discharge, as abn,e stated, The Judge ruled,
that he Could mol hear any evidence. or re-
cene any explanation now Of the arrest Of
farss.
he had been regularly discharged b. the
Circuit Court uf Richmond, as having been
improperly enlisted. being under eighteen
Years old; the case had been regularly
hear,i--counsel for the youth and the Co.
verhment were prrsent-capt. Parker had
been cxaminrd. aud the Court had ,lischarg-
ed fariss. That judgment was final aud
conclusive. II could only be reached by a
regular appeal and the arrest of the youth
was without authority. aud he should now
discharge him; and at the next regular
term Of his Cour; he should have q writ is
sued against Cat. Parker. 10 shaw cause
why he should not be attached for contempt
u Cour, in this proceeding. Such rule
could mi, be issued 10 term time, or he
would have issued II instead Of this writ.
Fariss must be discharged. and Capt. Par
ker pa, all the costs Of this application. p.
II. A,leit, for the Government, II. III. Gil
mer Tor FarIss. Richmond Whig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22
SCHOOL COMMITTEES.

Alta regular meeting Of the Board Of Superintend.
snts OF Common Schools for Orange County, held in
the Clerks office on the third Monday in April 1863
the following persons were appointed COMMITTEE men
10 The several districts for the ensuing year, viz;
No. |. Henderson lilly, w Bowling, w d Luusfora
?. D Umsted, A Roberts, Wilborn L Hamptor
2. Joseph Woods, Sherman Peed, Jethro d IJmsted
S. D q Parrish, DR.. l. NJ Holt, Green BlaIock
6. Q w Jones, Presley Bowling, Harrison parLe,
z, John Leathers, Marcus Ball, Wesley Neeev
8. Lipscomb, Norwood Latla, q p Warren
8. ) H Breeze, John A Cole, Alexander Dickson
10. John lilly, jr., Adam NJ Douglas, James Monk
IL. Phillip Walker, l. w Hall, John l. Brown
IL Gray, Isaac Laws, Washington Laws
IL. Felix 9 Wilson, w Horner, WIN Blalock
"a. John Wilkerson, VIM Hargis, Jas R Miller
10. John Turner, VIM Crahtree, John H Dollar
10. Jas Maris, Absha Faucett Samuel Hoeman
Ia. Joseph Smith, d w Jordan, Robert Reddins
Is. John Breeze, w A Lea, Joseph Wedding
~. Azatlah Damon, H p Pope, Henry Malone
20. Wilkerson, I Thompson, & Lindsay
u. Forrest $ Moore, Geo A Faucet
y. Hayes, TapP John u Smith
70. Sirowd, John NJ Wolfe, Fred Williams
q. Y Hunter, Calvin G strayhsrn, w McCauley
q. David Whitaker, Strayhorn, John Brockwell
20 Joha MsCown, VIM Proctor, w w Guess,
- sNnoatu 4sisnois, "dJor Ufeen, Lewis Huchlns
70. lachsriah Lyon, Simeon FerrslI, GRAY Barbee
~. John feathers, John Proctor, Henry Woods
80. John Boreughs. Wilson Cole, Samuel Couch
81. Robert Iefreys, w Robson, q w Johnston.
81. James N. Craig, Willis Smith, w 8 Kirkland
81. R1fin Dodson, y H Faucet ID r EphIsnd
"a. Elijah Andrews, Thos Pickard, ] Lloyd
30. Charles King, VIM p Gate, Neverson C Cate
&C. Abel Madry, John NJ Gatiis. VIM Sirsin
81. Leigh, Jas Maroon, II s Maroon
3s. Hiram Maroon, e NJ Herndon, Chesley p Triee
80. John Maroon, George Vickers, F NJ Barbes
40 John Massey, Mordecai Seals, Thos Shepherd
AZ. Nash Cheek, c Luter, John r Hutchens
43. Jas Nesilis, Matt McCauley, Wilson Prilchard
"A. Thos NJ Lloyd, John w suowd. ] LLOYD
IS. VIM q Packard, Matt Aiwaer, John O'Daniel
80. Alfred r strowd, X A Patterson, Alfred Pickard
A. Wm Thompson, Jas + Miner, Anderson Gates
49, Joseph Thompson, Eli sharp, A w Cheek
40. John Paul, George Miles, VIM w Pickett
SO. VIM I Tate, Jas McAdams, John McC,acken
81 Luke Ward. John CamPton, WIN sharp
3d. Duncan Glenn
S. George Packard, VIM Carrall, - Lashlsy.
Ordered, that the Clerk have the above named Con-
mttee men notified Of their appointment by sdver-
tiseaent in the Hillshorough Recorder.
Test, GEO. LAWS, Clerk CT offcio.
April 20 92-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22
~ THE GOVERNOR OF NORTu'
CAROLINA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, it has become apparent to me and
" 10 all who are interested in the welfare Of the
State and who have any feelings oil humanity for suf
fsring among their feow-men, from the cries which
reach from the poor in all sections Of the land that
starvation will be the fate Of many Of heretofore
favored people, unless the crime Of specializing In the
necessaries Of life can be arrested and whereas il is
my bounden duty to protect the citizens Of the State
Of which have the honor 10 be the Chief Magistrate,
against the evils consequent upon this crime 70 the
utmost Of my ability:
Now, therefore, /, ZEBUL0N B. VANCE, Co.
Of North Carolina do by and with the advice,
and consent of the Council Of State, issue this Pro-
clamalion, forbidding all PERSONS for the space Of
thirty days from the date hereof from exporting any
Of the following articles beyond the limits ofthe State
to wit any Salt, Bacon, Pork, Beet, Corn Meal,
Flour, Wheat Potatoes, Shoes. Leather Hides, Cot
ton Cloth, and Yarn, and Wooden Cloth.
From this prohibition the following persons are TO
be exeml ted: All Quartermasters and Commissary
Agents Of the Confederate Government, and Of any
State Of the Confederacy, exhibiting proper evidence
Of their official character. Also all Agents of any
County, District, Town or Corporation, Of other
States, who shall exhibit satisfactory proof Of their
Agency for the purchase Of such articles for such
County, District, Town or Corporation, for public
uses for distribution at cost and transportation and
bot W. iOSaiC VI Pfuuts -ltsos pcioouo WhSthok
residents or nonresdents Of the State who may pur.
chase any of said articles for their private use, Of
which, before the articles removed their oath, be-
fore Justice of the Peace may be taken evidence
and also those non.resden,s who may have purchased
before Tie date hereof The exception 10 TO extend
10 Salt made by non-resdents the sea coast and in
their own works, andto cargoes entering apor Of this
State from abroad.
Any Of said articles that may be stopped in transit
Ia from borders are to be conscated TO the of
the Stale. The Colonies Of Militia throughout the
Stale are enJonedto see tina. this Proclamation
forced.
earnestly appeal to, all good citizens TO sustain
and aid in carrying out the object this Proclsma.
lion is designed, as far as possible, 10 effect.
S'@Ss III witness wherenh ZEBULoS B. VASsE,
ssElLss Governor. Captain General and Comman-
800. dei.in.Chief, hath signed these presents
and CAUSED the Great Seal ofthe State 10 be affixed.
Done our City Of Raleigh, this 18th day Of April,
4. D., 1863, and in the year Of our Independence
the sTth.
By The Governor: z. B. VANCE.
R.H. BEETLE, IN, Private Secretary.
April 18th. so-2t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22
LOST POCKET. BOOK.

II 0ST. in the Town Of Iiillshoiourh, on the 18th
~ Instant common leather Pocket Book, contain
ing Sl5 in money and about s zoo in bonds. DC,
among which were the following notes: one on Geo.
A. Rogers for sl3. dated 81 January. 1853; one on
Francis Day for Sio dated IN August, 1889. one 90
Joseph 10y fof SIS. dated 10 November, 1851; one
on Samuel priggs Cor $40. dated sometime 10 1880.
liberal reward will he paid TO sny person who will
return said Pockct.Bosk and is contents 20 the sub.
scber o. leave II a. the store Of II. NJ Brown x 60.
All pcfsons are forcwarned against trading for any
Of said notes, and he persons whom they arc on rom
paying the same 10 any person except myself
JAMES T.. TAPP.
April g. sa-sw
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NOTICE-SOLDIRRS.

pERS0SS having relations in the Army who have
been killed or have died Of disease, and having
bounes wages due them for their servces can have
The sane promptly collected BY applying to me a, my
Office in Hllsborougn. on,e.
p :. ] have received from the Government the re-
guaiiens containing full Instructions and those pIsc
ing the claims IN my hands may rely that they Will
be collected As soon q. they can be audited.
Z. z. PARISH
April %. s2-6m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22

ing materials have twice trippled in price.
So wags the world.
P. S.-Several others have since come
in and paid their four dollars, with the re-
mark that the price Of newspapers had not
advanced in proportion to other things; and
one old friend who had already paid for
his paper, came back and offered US an ad :
ditional dollar. Some people are willing
TO let others live as well as themselves.
Charlotte Democrat
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TNHE subscriber having qualified as Administrator
on the estate Of THOMAS d. FAUCkTT, de-
deased, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted
to said estate 10 come forward and make payment.
and ,hssc having claims against the same win present
them wihn The time prescribed by law, srths notice
will be plead in bar Of their recovery.
W. r. FAuCETT, Adm'r.
Aprilis. sa-swp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22

Corporal HENRY W. WEDDING. Of company
9. 9th Reg. y. q. Troops. ell victim 70 ID death
dealing missile. q the enemy, on the l3,h Of Decem-
Der last, IN The ssnguinary battle Of Fredericksburg.
lie one Of the first who enlisted 10 the defense
Of hi ~un,ty, and IN The Aower % manhood offered
himself sacrifice on The altar 81 liberty ~ yindica.
iion q freedoms cause. BY his moral disposition
aud iHlegri,, Of character. blended with true bravery
snd patriotism. he endesud himself TO all who knew
HIM l.was his delight TO assist AMI comfort tho. e
Of h. fellow soldiers around him. TO whom he had be.
como sndeared bs hi. christian qualities. wAen The
sad news wss communicated 10 tie memh,f. Of b..
ecmpsny, deep tened sadaess psnaded every iss.i,
and their counisnance FELL overshsdowed with giei
att distressing sciden, u the death Ofonc 20 brave.
noble, snd one when they 70 justly loved and e.
Ieemed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22

A Ruiz TO WORK purH wAys.--An old
gpntlemar came into our Office the other
day. expecting 10 get the paper for two
dollars year. When he found that the
price had been advanced. he said he couldn't
stand il. IN srdsr TO be accommodating.
we told him we would do as we had done
before the war. take two bushels Of corn
lor one years subscription. Bot he was
aot willing TO trade in that way because he
could get IS or Sc for the corn. and tina,
would be paying more than we asked for
heraper! Exactly 50. lie could see why
ie should receive three tines as much for
~ corn. but could not see Cor did not
"an, 70 see, why We should ask one.third
Or One.half more for oar work. The old
gentleman was willing TO work the rule 10
one way. but not 10 both ways, though il
cost him bat little if any more TO raise his
corn since the war than before, while print
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22
A CARD.
. HIl.1sRnRnrGH CADETS.

fIIIIf9UVNVNUNE
All former Cadets Of the Marlborough Military
Academy being invited 10 unite with the present
corps in assisting 10 erect Monument TO the late
Col q. Z. TGw, founder and former superintendent
o. this institution are cques,ei 10 address their con.
irihulons Ia Cadet W. X. Caihcar, Chairman Of
Committee on Contributions, II. Ma, Hillsborough,
NC.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

'I'HE subscribers having qualified as Administrs-
tors on The estate Of JOHN LuCkHART. de-
ceased. notice is hereby given 10 all persons Indebted
10 said estate 10 come forward and make payment,
and those having claims will present rhem within
the time prescribed by law, OF this notice will be
plead ia bar Of their recovery.
ADDISON MANGUM,2 49,.
MARCUS HARRIS.
April rs. 90-3wp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22
Obituary.

~ We find il necessary 10 repeat our notice, that
obituary notices not exceeding ten lines in length
will be inserted gratis. but for every additional line
more than that. zen cent. must he paid which money
must accompany the Manuscript
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22

MARITAL AND MILITARY LAW. The
House Of Representatives at Richmond, on
Wednesday last, passed the following reso-
lutions by a vote OF IS to 81. We record
this result with pleasure. Ii gives some
earnest that the representatives OF the peo-
ple are determined to restrain. to some
extent, the encroachments OF the military :
IL. That martial law, in the sense OF an
arbitrary suspension Of all the laws and
civil Jurisdictions, cannot exist within the
Confederate States.
al. Military martial law in any sense,
ifit can exist within the Confederate States,
can exist only by virtue Of legislative au-
tharity.
Iii. Military law (for the government
Of the forces) is distinct from martial law,
and il is enacted By Congress in pursuance
of the Constitution.
Nv. Without martial law military COM
handlers may sometimes exert sxiraordins-
~ powers al and neat the places occupied
byyhe,r troops. and may be justified by the
nature and necessities OF the service, and
therefore, by the laws authorizing the en-
ployment Of the forces; but they assume
The hazard Of responsibility according 70
known principles Of war.
~ For the security Of liberty and the
certainty of Law, powers which are neces-
sary to be conferred on the President or OIL
ailitary commanders, IN lieu al the power
10 declare martial law within the Confede-
rate States. ought to be conferred by dis
tinct epactmenis."
Messrs. Arlington. A.he. Bridgrrs, Gal
then McLane aud Smith OF this Stale voted
Tor. and Mr.. krnan against the re.oluions,
Standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22
g. q. PARRISH,
Attorney and Counsellor al Lac,

TILLsBDID OUCH, MIC,
Will practice In Orange and the adjoining Counties.
" Particular attention paid TO the collection Of
claims.
April ED. iss3. 90 len
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22

Receiving, in Store and for Sale,
S0 Dozen hos. SPOOL COTTON,
~ 80 pairs LADIES' CATERS,
MANTiILAS. Children JACKETS, HOOPS,
ENVELOPES and PAPER, Windsor L0OPs,
White FLANNEL, Bonnet RIBBONS,
lianisaw FILES. Boys sHoES,
COAT BUTTONS, &s,
for Cash, and CASH ONLY.
II. n. BROWN & co.
April sih. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22
COMMON SCHOOLS.

1NHE examining Com nii,es will meet .. the Court
House on the FIRST SATURDAY or MAY.
All who desire 10 obtain certificates 70 teach must
attend on that day. as there will be no private eIam
"O"' W. II. BROWN, c. b. s.
April s2J. 92-2w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22

The Ussffrn Demoera, opposes The En-
qmrer's PET Of elrciing members of Con.
gre.s BY the General Ticket system. That
paper saws:
We are unallrr.bly opposed 10 The bill
nav befare Congress to elect members of
congress BY general State ticket instead
II BY District tickets, as at present. X
would prevent the minority OF each state
when parties are orgsnizrd, as il is likely
they viii be al same iimr. from having a
,ohcr ~ Congress. We suppose the bill
was originated b, The aembrrs Of Congress
from kentu.k, and Missouri, in order that
they may hold thrlr seats Two Years longer.
~ the greater part Of thu.e states are in
'hr possession Of the enemy. and il would
De impossible 10 hold elections in al the
different Districts. hut il would be Ear
better 20 let those Representatives retire
from Congress for The present, than 10
'dapt the measure proposed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22

Important GapfWt.--A late letter from
Brownsville. published ia the San Antnnin
tTrrss) Herald, SAYS: "A Yankee hip w-s
wrecked On onr eide af the Rio Grandr, a
day or iwn since. We gnl 500 barrels u
haur. 500 sacks corn. lat Of shues, hats.
&c. We took twelve Yankee prisoners,
who were taken to Brownsville. That
will help the troops here, especially the
81 regiment"
PosrpoSlp.- House of Represents.
lives. has postponed the S-nat, bills 10 ar
game the Supreme t'ourt 81 the Cnnirdc.
rate States, and To establish the Cont Of
Claims. TO The third Monday in next sss.
siun.
Nail Carriers and charlottesville bill
sirapIlng them has passed botA Houses.
We do n"t know It's enact pro,ispns.
Gts. Housro>.-Tnere Is some talk 81
running Gen sam. Houston for Governor
Of Texas. lie IS now seventy wears Of age.
VIM. Lee Davidson, OF Marengo county,
Ala, has left legscy Of $4,000 10 David
.nn College. Presbyterian y. c., and uf
1000 In each 81 is Literary Socieiies.
PRAYERS for the restoration Of peace have
been offered daily Tor Two mouths at the
Cathedral, New Orleans.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-04-22

SHOE THINGS.
e00 SHOE STRINGS, at IS cents per pair,
wv 10 hand
H. N. BROWN & co.
April %. o.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-10
A Littla Plain Talk.

Ifyou are hollow hearted. and ANNA
ted by no high and enobling sentiment
If You have no principle. and sheer at vir.
tue and religion You cannot be gentle
man. Your manners may be fascinating
but these are the glitter of the Serpent
There is no restraint uF on you battle law
and public opinion, You hunt for prey
under specious garb. decoy with lying
tongue. Your face wears smile but your
heart is full>of rcti enness most foul You
canfgve ont the ring of the true metal
It's no use.1 -
A silly mother thinks that she can make
more than awonian. ont of her daughters
She tolls the kitchen, and. they shipper
and drawl nonsensecin the sparlor. She
rises with the sun to get their breakfast.
while they ~read the last novel in bed
She tolls over the wash tub while they
drnhi on the piano. The earnings of the
farm-are squandered, to put clothes on
their backs and toPnt them through a
fashionable school. They are reared in
idleness. and become ACCOMPLISHED babies,
utterly ignorant Of womanfy knowledge
so credi.able to the sex, unfit for anything
but dress finely. talk nonsense. and mar.
ry simpletons like themselves. It's nc
use. N other. your silly dream will never
be realized q =
A Young mana smooth-faced STRIPPING
with little breeding and less sense, ri.
pens fast and believes himself an exceed.
ingly nice man. He chews tobacco. swears
genteely, coaxes embryo imperials with
bears grease, plays cards. and stays
with the women across the gate by moon.
light. At concerts eats peanuts. and
maniiests bis ill-breeding by ill.timed
stamping and slang phrases. He stare,
at every lady be meets, pulls up his shir
collar, and sneers at the begrimmed labor
er as he passes him in the street. Its nc
use. 4young sir, you can never be {
/ man.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-10
FOR SALE BY

Pershine 4 Co., Biain a Co., and T. A. Lemon, Plym
outh Robert Cornwall, Bourbon John kessers Rloom
ingsburg; d. W. Sfange and Jonas MILLER, Bremen John
Chess fippccanoefowH J. q. c. Smith, Msrmont Hsigh
Bro. Argos; aad by Druggists and Nerchantsg
y thros<eout the unifsd States and csoAdas
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-10

ofmy love- -TTrr TT"
Her mirth during the recital became ir,
repressible. AT, the conclusion she re-
marked:
q ,""Mr. Roberts, ia it possible that yor
have forgotten me?''el = 1, - ,',..., - a
/ gazed an instant--remembered AND
was DUN g. founded.r The lady with who m
| had, thus become acquainted was Helen
Graham herself
/ hate. and so do you. reader. to need
lessly prolong a story. We were soon
married Helen and i made our bridal
tour to the old place. AS Swe approached
in our carriage. i. greeted a stout fellow
working in field, who seemed to be bet
ter sort Of laborer, or perhaps small fsF-
nser. BY linquiring some particulars rela..
ting to the neighborhood. lie answered
we'll enough, and was about togiys him
a siSpenee.r when Helen stayed my hand.
and cried out in the old style
Hey. Donald, mon. dinna ye ken yer
old fren,s?"
The man looked up in astonishment.--
1t was Donald Lean. His amazement at
our appearance was heightened by its style:
and Il was with the greatest difficulty that
we could induce him. to enter ocr carriage
and answer our numerous queries as to our
friends = 81 . IccHoe
Different men start in life in, different
ways. believe that mine, however, is
the only Instance on record Of a gentleman
who owes wealth and happiness to rolling
over with a pretty girl in a stream Of wa
ter. 800. :,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-10

1t IS refreshing to come across such a
gem as the following: f4fk
The first bird Of spring attempted to sing,
But ere he had sounded note,
He fell from the limt-a dead bird was
him errrTr e. Frrr er
The music had friz in his throat
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-10

A Missouri paper recently Informed its
readers that the .wife crop of Gasconade
County in 1868 was $4,000 gals The
next paper corrected-the error, by putting
wine in the place of wife.