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Prof. l.. Miller's
NAIR INIIGORlTOR,

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nal color without dyeing, and preventing
the Hair from turning gray.
FOR PREVENTING Badness, ard curing
it, whom there is the least particle OF vital
ty or recuperative energy remaining.
FOR REMOVING SCURF and DANDRuFF and
all cutaneous affections ofthe Scalp.
FOR BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR, in parting TO
unequalled gloss and brilliancy, making
it soft and silky in rs texture and caUsln. l
to curl readily.
The great celebrity and the increasing de-
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the proprietor that one trial is only necessary
to satisfy discerning public Of its superior
qualities over any other preparation at present
III use. 1t clcauses the head and scalp from
ddairuB and 0ther cUtoHeDHs diseases, causc.the
hairto grow luXuridntly, and gives il arch, soft,
glossy and flexible appearance, and also where
the hair is loOseniug and thinning, it will give
strength and vigor 10 the roots. and restore the
growth to those parts which nave become bald,
causing it to yield a trc,d coreyjDg AFFAIR.
There are hundreds oi ladies 9ud gentlemen
in New YOrk who have had their hair restored
by the use ofthis lnyigoratur, vixen all other
preparations had failed. l., NJ. has in his pos.
session letters innum cradle testiiyingto the a.
boye facts, from persons ofthe highest respect
ability. It will eTcc tually prevent the hdjrJr
turning grdy until he latest period of life; and
in cases where the hairhHs already changed its
color, the use of the Inyigorator will with Ger
tainty restore II 10 its orjgindt Inc, giving ii Il
dark, glossy appearance. As Il perfume for tn
toilet and'a Hair Restorative ii is particularly
recommended, having an agreeable fragrance
and the great facilities it affords in drcgsi"g the
hair, which, when moist with the Inyigorator
can be dressed in any required form so rs to
preserve its place, whether plain or in curlS-
hcnce the great demand for it by the ladies as Il
Standard toiietartic!c which none ought We
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-03-19
STIMULATING ONCUn\I
For the Whiskers and Hair,

The Subscribers take pleasure in announcing
to the citizen. Of the United States, thai the!
have obtained the Agency for, aud are now en-
abled TO offer to the American public, the above
Justly celebrated and world-rcn owned urteIe.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-03-19
The Stimulating Onguent

is prepared by Dr.. G. :. BellingHam' an e i.I
mont physician Of London, and is warranted L
bring a thick set Of
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-03-19
Photograph Albums

INST received beautiful assortment Of
j PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, very oheap, AT
nricss to suit the times. For sale by
HALE SWARTZW ELDER,
Ian % Under Belvidere Hall.
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A Good Measure

bill has recently been int roduced into the
Confederate Congress, which provides that ev
ery man, irrespective OF age or physical comdi,
aon, who reius IS to take Confederate money
'or produce t- other property which he has to
se'', DC Immediately conscribed and placed in
the amy. This is good measure a. far as il
goes In our judgement il would have been
better II 1t had proposed to inilict a like nun.
'shme"t upo" ali, who having a supply Of p,o, I.
sions beyond their own requirements. rcfu,, IN
sell a. all The Government hss provided Tor
getung Its own supplies, by a law which force.
II from the producer, whethe. he i. willing to
sell or no;; but no provision of this sort i,
made Tor the fam lies Of its soldiers and ,b.
non producers generally, who are in danger OF
suffering IN the n'idst OF compara ativc abundance
1t has been said that it all the able white male,
were required TO take the field, the dawes would
make enough provisions to supply the coun,ry
This ia perhaps true; but il throws the country
upon the mercy Of the individual slave holder.
who may dispose Of his supplies or withhold
them from market At his option. The tide of
events show, that, if the war continues much
longer. Congress or the State Legislatures vii,
mud 1t necessary to pass some law that will
prevent the boarding oi provisions TO the Icri.
Qua injury OF the mass ot the people
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w AR NEWS
From Port ROYAL, 8 C

RICHMOND Feb 2U-The Port Ro,ar
correspondent Of the New York Worli
writing under date Of the . h inst. SAYS the
forces of the expedition is more than al II
sand still Tor the troop. are di>embarking
fom the transports aud taking quarter, ON
~. Helena Island, and msny daysmu,, Dan.
before anything can be achieved by it,
Reports are rife sbout the d,.urr.em.n,
between General Hunter nmd Foster Tn,
latter has gone to Washington for addition
al instructions, and nothing can be heard
from the expedition for three weeks.
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Re'olred by the Senate and House Of Rep
reSentdtires That the Executive be-, and hs
Is hereby, requested to issue a general or
der to NIL commanders Of forces in the rev
era' military department.. Of the United
States to di-con,inue Offensive operations
against the enemy, and to nc, for the fn,
tu'e entirely on the defensive
ResolreI That the Executive be, and lie
is, further requested to enter into nrgnrra
tons with IN. authorities of the tonf.,j.r.
ate States with reference TO re-srtion #
ho-'iIilrs, based on The follow ing proposi
Hon~:
l Recognition of the inirprndr.rc Of
the Confederate States. 2 a uniform sy,
lem OF duties upon Imports. g. Free trad.
o"'wren the two States. 4 Free navipa
ti"n OF the Mississippi river 5 Mutual
adoption Of the. Monroe doctrine.
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EXCHANGE NOTICE, uo, 4.

Tho following officer, and men hav. bee.
clared:
J.. All officers and men captured In Ksn.
tucky, Ternesses, Alabama Ni.,;..;nn;
Georgia, Florida and South C,rsli,, an tr
December 10th, 1862.
2. All officers and men captured in Ms..
souri,, Kansas, New Mexico, Arizona, A..
kansas and Louisiana, up TO January let.
1863.
8. The two foregoing sections apply not
only TO officers and mon Of tho Confederate
service, but also to persons captured il
arms or hostile array against the United
States, whatever may have bssn the char.
actsr Of the military organization to which
they were attached, aud whatever may have
been the terms Of tho paroles given By
them. If any arc in Federal PRISONS, they
are to DO Immediately released and dsliv.
cred 10 the Confsdsrats authorities.
T.. All persons who have been eaptarsl
on the sea or ssasoast Of the Confederate
or United States, up 10 December 10th.
1862. nany such are in Federal prisons,
They are TO be Immediately released and Do.
liversd to tho Confederate authorities.
b. Al! Confederate officers and men whs
have been delivered At City Point up to
'hnsry oth, 1909.
q. All Confederate oficsrs and men who
have been delivered at Vicksburg up TO De-
csmbsr 73d, 1862, and including said date.
T. All parolsd Confederate officers and
men rscsipted for At Vcksburg, up to De-
eember 23d, lss2, and including said date.
3. All Confederate officers aud men cap.
tured and parolsd at Fredsrieksbarg, Viz
glnla, in December 1861.
y. All Confederate officers aud men cap
tured and parolsd at Goldsboro', North
carolina, in December, 1862.
10. Other miscellaneous and minor sx-
ehSnnges' of which the appropriate officers
will bs duly Informed.
NoTI.-hll Confederate oxcers aud men
VINO have been captured in Virginia or
Maryland before the l,t of November, 1864,
and nj Confederate officers and men who
at any time had been delivered at Aiksn's
Landing, were declared to bs exchanged b.
4 former notice, No. 3.
ROBERT OULD,
Agent Of Exchange.
Richmond, January Al, 1868. 60--st.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
'hADQUR'S. COLUMBIA, Feb. ls, ls6:

w hEREAS the AboIi,ivnists are threat.
rnlng to invade our soil with II Cor.
m''aoIe army and whereas the most efI.c
1--WE method OF defending our firesides, our
wives and our children is TO meet the ruth.
'ess invader at tho threshold
NOW therefore, |, NJ. |. BONHAM, Gov.
e'hof and Commander in-Chef, by yirtu, of
.ne authority in me vested by the Cons,i,u.
''oh and the Acts of the General Ass.n,brv
10 call into active service all or sucb nor
non OF the militia as may deem necessary
10 repe' invasion. do issue thi, my proclo.
""uoh, calling upon the patriotic citizen,
., Tue State /" lend npromp. aud willing
"hed'enre To the Orders of the Adu,ant.
Hsn"rnl: this dav issued, ordering portion
:" 'He Troops at once into the field. and the
remainder 10 hold themselves in readiness,
|" march at Il moments warning.
owen under my hand and the Seal of the
iL's State, at Columbia this 18Th day of
February, Ammo Domni, 1863
Nv NJ. L. BDNHaM.
MM K. iirsrr, Secretary o, State.
Feb Al. 1863 al,
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LAST CALL TO CONSCRIPTS
TO ENLIST.

TIE undersigned is again on recruiting
ssr'ne IN Lancaster District According to
The kegni atoms "f the War Department, all
persons liable 10 c"nscnption are allowed
l" volunteer IN any company hey may se
'~ct and viii receive all the benefit. ALLOW ed
sy law TO volunteers Ii they do not vol.
nn'eer The, will be reported TO the enroll.
lng officer as c"nscripls
| will paw Fifty Dollars to each and any
'1ie b"dird man who viii enlist iu the First
Regiment OF Infantry, stationed in Fort
M"ultle, where soldiers are we'll fed, we'll
clothed aud we'll paid.
X. G BILLINGS,
Lieut.. aud Recruiting ORcer.
Feb 4, 1883 go
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An Abolitionist for Peace.

A few days since Senator Conway, Of
Kan-as, one Of the most ultra, A. we'll a.
one OF the abiest OF the Republican MEM.
bes ef Congress. made n strong speech 10
favor Of peace and the stopping of the war.
The speech is said to have the approval OF
General Andrew. Charles Sumner, w. Phil.
lips, Horace Greeley and other leading Abo-
litioui-is ~ho held cancus in Washington
jsN befor. Il WAS delivered 1t 10 a v.ry
i'm ,ortant and significant demonstrstion,
Mr. Conway 10 his speech announced
himssifs ss opposed to reunion. tie say.
Il am not 10 favor Of restoring Tho con.
siiIationai relation Of the slav-holders TO
the Union, nor Of the war TO that end 1
have never allowed m,seli TO indulge in
that super-'i'ious idola,ry of the Uni"n 90
prevalent among simple, but honest sopIe,
nor the political cant about the Union 80
prevalent among the dishonest onesn
That the South had established n. ind.
pendence he boldly declared. saying:
"Ths war between the North and tie
South for the past two years has made q
revolution. IL has substituted in ,ls Sou h
another Government for the Union. Thi.
10 the fact, aud tho fact 10 such q matter |.
the important thing. No iechnicali,y 10 n
matter OF THE kind can stand. The war
has utterly dissolved the connec,ion bs.
svesn the North and the South. and zen.
do" them separate and independent powers
10 the world"
Dir Conway coneIsdes by announcing
that the true policy Of the North 10 to ter.
inmate the war at once, and he urges both
houses o: Congress to adopt the following
rpsoIntions
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5 . u L IL G A r OLIN
LANGAS1 Err DISTRICT.

by p. II. HAMMOND, Esquire, Ordina.
- ~ for said District
WHEREAS. w. l.. Faulkner and Al
k.bIet have applied TO me tor Letters of Ad
m'nisira,lon de bonus non on all aud SIM.
ular The G"ods aud Cnnttles, Rights and
Credits OF Thos Faulkner late Of the Dis.
nIct aforesaid, deceased
THESE are, therefore, to cite and ad-
moni>h all and singular, III. kindred and
Creditors OF the said deceased, TO te and ap
pear before me at our next Ordinury's Cour,
for the said District. to be holden at Lana
Caster Court House on the 9th day O,
March next, To show cause, it any, why the
SAID administration should not hr gran. ed
Given under INV hand aud seal, this 1874,
\ ~ day OF Feb ia the wear of our
( l. -, l.nrd one thou,and eight hundred
I ~ )"nd sixty three and in lae eighty
seventh year OF the independence or the
State ut South Carolina
=. 4. HAMMOND,
q. l. ID.
reo' 80 1923. AT.
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Seward on Freuch Intervention

"ic'aoSD' February I7-Seward. in n
de>Pa'ch to Dayton, dated tho 9th inst,
says '""t what Drou'n de l'ilu,s .ugg-sts
H. that this Government shall sproiut cam
m's>'"n-r' to meet on neutral ground com
"' '"'"ner' "f The insurgents II il were
p"s''oe for this Governwent 10 c"mprom
lie It's nali"Gnl authority. so far az to .ui.r
i''" sncn debate, as il i, not easy To Der.
ce'>e what gid results could br obtained
10y them, Tive c"mpi- sioncrs must n-... in
Recommending either that the Union shal'
s'rnd. or vo'untariI> dissolve. or else thew
must leave the vital question unsettled
seward r'oo"s toy rrin"rk!ng, and crforcing o
'he 'dra. that the Congress- Of the Umt.u
states fur"Ishe. t"e cons iiuti"nal forum
Tor debates between IT,. alenat.d p.,,i.s
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Recruits Wanted.

INiL operations of the Conscript law
L having beun partially suspended, all
PERSONS liable to c"nscriprlon are afforded
MI opportunity 10 JON companies Of their
"wn selection, without passing through
Camps OF Instruction, ana will rec.i,. the
bounty and all other benehls provided by
Law tor volunteers
The undersigned hs. been detailed to rs
cru't for Company (Capt Steele ian
Regiment South Curoius Volunteers. md
hereby calls upon all persons in this vieIni
~, liable 10 eonscnp,ion, aud others able TO
enter the service. Ia come forward and vol.
uhts.r IN his company The opportunity
afforded pers"n, To volunteer IN cnnpanie,
"f their own selection aiil bu ut short du
ration. when enrolment under the conscrip,
Act will commence. All who will syail
them.e,v YES of this opportunity, and wish TO
join Capt. Stee!s's Company will report to
nc At Lancaster COsrl House on Tuesday,
the IOih instant for enlistment and after
that time, for few weeks, At my residence
near Cureion's Siors
Il. w. ANDERSON, o s.
Comp. !. I7h Reg. ). G. V.
Feb. (, 1868. 52-4t.
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Trouble in the Illinois Legislature.

RICHMOND. Feb. 2O.-A resolution wa-
recently introduced in the Iliu.i. L.pi>la
ture for recess until June, the object Ls,
ing.t give place tps convention at thai
time. which wa Ia TAX. action and r.p,r,
To .he Legislature. After the re,olu,iun
had passed the Senate, the Rep biirur 9
held caucu. and agreed that ther. should
De- ho more Legislation unles. the Dsun.
cra's Withdrew their resolution calling a
Convention al Louisville, and pledge them
selvr not /" again present them The Re
publican SENATOR. have left Springfield aud
"ill not return until tie pledge i. given -
81 'he Legislature ID virtually dissolved.
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Capture Of the Federal Vessel Queen of
the West.

MOBILE. Feb l9
PoHT llUDsoS, Feb. II cap ain Cannon
tr"m Red river. briggs information OF he
O 'rinr~ OF the Federal sisHni.r Queen n The
"e't at G"'dop'. Landing. Fort Ia, lor, IN
Rcd river.
The Queen ef the Wsa captured the Con
'"d.rA's steamer Era number I've. ana
10 'rd her pilot, Joh" Burke, to take tn-
w"el, and o.Iered him To take ,b. guu
e"t 'oour batteries. Eurk. f,isn-d lear
sh hnaiiy to"k tho wheel under a Iankr.
& ard. Upon hearing our batteries he told
The Yankees they were ffIe.n miles b.l,v
tnwm, immediately putting clos. ia, when
shs receh Cd n shot which brokssh., .,.,u
pipe, and disabling tho boat, the Yankrrs
being perfectly unpreparsd for fight. aud
su"Peeting 10 danger Burkr jauprd over
D srd and ssam ashore. The boal ,,r,,,.d
10 ihe opposite shore when her crew mou.
'"e'r e"eape, with ihs exception Of .,ph,
Gen, who fell into our hands. rhr .,.w
subsequently got sboard Of the Y.ns..
boa, DE SOTO. Nth two hundred stolen u,.
gf"eS and effected their .scaps
The Queen Of he We,t !. now in DOS.
session VI the Conf.drra,-s, and will b.
lowed 10 place OF safety for repairs
" reported ihat tn. Yankee punbost
i"i'H"o1a has gone mp Red river to recap
&, = her.
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Organization of the Militia for Actual
Service

The Proclamation of Gov Bonham. with the
orders Of Che Adjutart General ordering por.
tion Of the Militia into actual service and re-.
curing the remainder to organize and be in
readiness, were published 10y us in an Extra
issue OF the Ledger OH Saturday last. Under
these orders, which have been in,ius,riously ex.
tended by Col. W'therspoon, the 2ls, Repi.
ment, assembled at this place on Yesterday
Up to the time our paper was pu, to pres. the
organization and elections had not beeu con-.
psted
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Soldiers Board of Relief

ALL. who are entitled TO relief, under IN.
Acts IT our Genera! Assembly of D.,.m
Der 1862. and of February 1863, and WIN
may 6e disposed To avail Themselves of the,
same are hereby notified To report as early
n~ possible to any Of the following mem.
oerS "f the Board, or to that one most con.
'en'en' to The apphcant-numeIy: ST
>'naIl' John Gardner, X. |. Gardner. Gla,,
Cas'on, u. ii Duucnn, J. W Twi,tv, John
Adams, j IT, McMurray, James Morrow,
AID Gro 81. Funderbmrk who will a, each
hgui'r meeting report to the Board.
nose coming under the provisions of
ne laws afe--''Ihe families of tue .ulriers
S''"fs ar marines, who mny now be Cor
during the y:ar 1863 be) in the urmy or
navy at the Confederate service. or ,f IA.
State "f South Caro'ina-aud Of ,h.se who
have died, been killed. "rsiisabI.d in the
service oi eltler nnd Of sncl persons as al.
"r "ere dependent on those so in military
Service" The hitter clause embracing n.
's believed, indigeu, widows dependent on
their SONS
BY order
s. Il. SMALL. Chm
J. ADAMS, Src'y und Ire.,'y.
F,b 70, 1863, 3-at
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obi UAKY.

Dl"d III l.a'rcastervie, on tn. 2uth February
1888 AAxGAR' SUsA>NAH, Youngest daughter
OF mr. ~"d Mis HIas- Castom, aged 10 wears aud
IL DAYS
Thus III the bloom Of YOUTH and wncn to the
young hie seems sweetest, and the heart beat.
joyou-Iy with hopes, a. Yet, nx'er biuht.d ius,
40 she WAS budding into woInanhood. WA, Mag
gle called ~ dc She met death with calm.
ness aid resignation, expressing strong conf.
oehce ~ Christ AZ her uuly Saviour
one hau been Tor several Years member of
the III. T.. Church aud she loved the Sab xth
School. To her parcmts she was all their hearts
couli wish Possessed ui All independent spir.
1t, high sense OF honor aud All A. adrnt thirst
Tor knowledge had her Lille been spared II
would no duuht beeu one of usefulness But
mhhit wisdom and love has removed her from
earth BY her early death she has sscap.d
many solows iIom which none are exempt in
this life
Twas but to render back to God,
The precious treasure he had given;
To escape a life of cares and shares,
For one OF endless bliss in Heaven.
We otien mourn the early lost
And though our hearts are sorely riven.
lis sweet TO think, that while we weep.
That they rejoice at home, in Heaven.
ATW.
RohrRr $. HARr"n, Co. I, 18th Regiment s.
I. ", died OF fever at Camp Barnes, near Bun
kers Hun Va, Oct 26th 1862 lie had been
| III service IL mouths, FIRST OH tn, s. &. coast.
| aud then III Va. lie was in tue advance into
| hai y'and pa ucipa'ing in the severe ina, ches
ana hard fought battles OF that menuraul. cam,
pa'sh lie escaped the edge OF th. sword onIy
"A tl
| III ms last Illness, winch WAS short and painfully
severe, bN younger brother, n memt,.r of the
same company, Who did all ior him while living
ihat love could pv,mpt and performed the lat
SAT- act oi Kindness To his ht"lrSs remains I'm
hi' death The country is bereit OF noble patriot
MS parents OF their pnds and joy, aud the
church oi yorng mau at hope dnd urornise
ih The vigor oi youti., possessed OF a hue per.
sou. engaging manners aud agreeable dispusi.
ton aud giving lnod evidence OF geruin. plety:
lie was youth wLO had only " be known 10
be esteemed.
The following lines he composed aud sent his
m"ti'cr with perhaps lis last letter from Mary.
Land. And while 40 Que could claim tor then,
The perfection Of poetic st, they seem "a
breathe that spirit ut piriy and hulubl. trus,
/" God which belongs alone to ,he christ NJ
soldier:
with brave but beating hearts,
We march To meet the foe,
Uncertain what should be our part,
Who shoald ia death lie low.
We longed the Gay to win,
And drive the invader back,
Thus We would help a peace To gain,
The blessing that We seek.
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The Port Royal cor: e-pondent Of the World,
under date OF the 9Th, says the Foster expedi.
tioa Is worse than at stand still, for the troops
are emSsrki"g from the transports, aud taking
quarters On st. Helena Island, and many days
must elapse before anything eau be achieved
by IL Reports are rife A. to Engagements
between Generals Hunter and Foster. The
latter has gone to Washington for additional in
structons. and nothing can be heard from the
expedition for three weeks 70 come.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

by p. II. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District
WHEREAS, George w. Summerrll,,
OF Ala, has applied I" me for Letter, of
Administration de bonus ron with the in
annexed; on ali ana singular the Goods anc
Ch'utie", kignis aud Credits of James Sum
msrvIlIe late Of The District aforesaid, d.,
ceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admop.
ish all und singular, the Kindred and cr.di
tors OF the said deceased. TO be and appear
before me ut our neXl OrdInary's Comrt for
The sal': district. 10 be holden IL. Lancaster
Cour "ousc on the 2O,h day of Feb uury
inst to show cause, # any why the said
administration should not be granted
) Given under my hand and seal,
( l"S. this the 3isi dav of Jan. il.
I ~ The year of our Lord one thou.
sand r'sht hundred and SIXty-tnree, and in
the e'shty-se'enth year ot The independence
OF the State ut South Carolina,
+. Il. HAMMOND. Oh
Feb. rs, 1863. a,
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Attention Tigers,

All persons, member. of Company l.,
Capt Streles) l7th Regiment South Car.
olImn Volunteers, who are absent from thri,
command without leave are hereby notified
I" rrpor' to ,he undersigned at Lancaster
Court House. on Tuesday the IOIh instant,
tor examination
All those who do not report to mo on
that day. ~ above directed, will bs consider
ed as ce.erters, aud steps will be taken 10
have them arrested and confined 10 the Dis.
trict Jail until thev can be forwarded 10
their Companies under guard.
Il. w. ANDENSON,
. y Comp. |. l7th Regl. S. c. V.
Fst. 5, 1868. ba-u
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

hDJT. AND INSPECTOR GgYggALs OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, February l8, 1863.
GENERAL DER NO II
TIE troops ordered 10 rendezvous, by
IL General Order No 10 from this Office,
are called into ssTvicu for the term Of three
months, unless sooner discharged.
III The organization directed BY General
Oordsrs No 10, will inciude all persons. be.
tween The ages theron stated now holding
Offices IN ths militia, as well as those who
may be elected in pursuance Of General Or.
ders No. 8 heretofore issued from this
Office
BY order Of the Governor.
A. Z. DARLINGTON,
hdlutant ana Inspector General OF 8. G.
Feb. IL, 1863. Ait