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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. J
COLUMBIA. March l9, 1863.
| w HEREAS I AM CREDIBLY INFORMED

" HEREAS I AM CREDIBLY INFORMED
w that large quantities OF provisions arc being
exported from this State for the purpose ofspecuato
by whereofthe price ofprovisons has been much
enhanced to the great discomfort of the citizens of
the State: and whereas the present supply is deemed
important FOR the subsistence Of tho people and the
soldiers of tho Confederacy
Now, Therefore, |, MILINDGE L. BONHAM Gov
enor OF South Carolina by virtue Of the power vested
in me under the Constitution of this State do ISSUE
this my proclamation and FORBID all persons for the
space OF thirty days from this date, from exporting
hey ond the limits of This State any Salt Bucon Pork
Beef Corn, Meal, Wheat Flour Rice, Peas, Potatoes
or other provisions of any description Whatsoever
The following persons excepted, viz: Quartermas-
ters Commssares and other agents of the Confederate
Government purchasing provisions for the army who
must exhibit satisfactory evidence of their official char
acter and authority persons other States who
purchase Tor their own private and consumption
and Il for resale, who shall make oath that effect
before the next magistrate previous the removal of
the articles purchased which oath ,he magistrate shall
preserve and furnish for the of the Solicitor of the
Circuit when reqireC agents of counties towns COR
poraons aud elders Boards of Relief of other States
who exhibit satisfactory proof of their authority TO
purchase such provisions in behalf OF such counties
towns corporations Soldiers Boards of Relief for
public of for distribution at costs and charges and
not for resale profit.
salt made by presidents and cargoes entering
our ports from abroad are also excepted
Any Of said articles that may be stopped in transitu
will he contscated 10 the OF the State
1t is enoined upon all magistrates and militia officers
and all good citizens are appealed to- to aid in the
iorcement Of this proclamation.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State at
Columbia this eighteenth day of March
L. S. in the year Of Lord one Thousand eight hun
dred and siXty-threc.
MI. BoNHAM.
W HUNTT Secretary of State
CEy" All papers Of the State publish once week for
one month
March 27
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Council Notice.

INFORMATION HAVING BEEN RECEIVED
by the authorities. that certain parties in the
habit of nurng, and deiacing ornamental and shade
trees the public squares and streets Of the Town.
by stripping them Of bark to max dye stuGs.
Thissis TO give warning that all persons found guilty
OF thisansdemeanor shall be prosecuted to the utmost
extent of the law and reward Of Five Dollars will
be paid, to any one giving such information as will
lead to the conviction of the offender.
Surely there trees ugh in the wood, without
sorting to such wanonness the destruction Cf
of the handsomest oaks within the limits of the Town
r.. NJ. KENNEDY, Recorder.
Council Chamber, February 26. 1863.
March
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22d RECT. 8. C. M.
CAMDEN, S. March goth 1893.

J. N-NA1D<sN'f
ORDER NO. 3.
TNPURsUANcEo OF ORDERS FROM COLONEL
il Rurwel Jones' Court Martial will be held at the
Court House in, Camden, S. G., on Thursday the I'd
day of April, 1862 at 10 o'clock m, to try all de-
ulters for performance of Militia and Patrol duty
Captains or officers commanding Beat Companies win
have warned all deulters in their respective Beats
attend the ssd Court, and make .her returns these
Head Quarters before the lst OF April .t-
Captains or officers commanding Beat Companies
arc charged with the exsention ofthis Order.
j. NJ. GAYLE. Adjutant.
The Court will consist of
Lieut. Col. Wm Dixon, President.
Major q. NJ. Kennedy.
Captains Jno b. Mickle,
T. Parker,
John Thompson,
4" VIM l.. Hugisou.
s. ID. Hough.
j. Faulkenbcrry
:. l.. j. Patterson,
J. NJ. Gayle, Judge Advocate.
SUPEREUMERARIES.
Lieut.. James Fletcher,
Tobias Folsom,
g Gillum Snwell,
:. John J. Nelson.
q March y
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AN ORDINANCES
TO PREVENT SHEEP FROM r.

ITO PREVENT SHEEP FROM RUNNING AT
i large in the Town OF Camden:
Be it ordained by the Intendant and Wardens of the
Townof Camden in Council assembled, apd by the
authority of the same that from, and after the passing
of this Ordinance, all sheep found running at large
in Broad street, trespassng, in any enclosed lot,
shall he liable to be Impounded under penalty ol
fifty cents per head, to b. paid by the owner.
1t shall be the duty of the Marshall, any of the
Town Guard, to take into custody, and impound all
Sheep found in violation of this ordinance. and forth
with give notice to the owners if practicable, who
shall pay tie expense Of keeping, aud feeding said
sheep, and in tho owner negect, or refuse to
claim and tako away the same within twentyour
hours. such sheep shall be advertised for five 5) days.
and sold at public QUERY, and the proceeds (aer de-
fraying expenses hold subject to the order of the
owner, for twelve months, and if claimed in that
time, the amount will be appropriated for the use of
the Town. .N
Ratified in Council. this fourth day Of March, in
the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
sixty.tlrco.
JAS. DUNLAP, Intendent. 1
R. NJ. KENNEDY Recorder
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STATE oE SOUTH CAROLINA.
March 81

ENllE FOLLOWING APPOINTMENTS HAVE
Il made by his EXccency the Governor to the
South Carolina Military Academy, under the resolution
of the General Ass, mbly viz:
From lst Congressional District-Georce W Fer
rell, of Marion.
From 2d Congressional Dlsrict-J. Chapman Hugcr,
of Cha l,ston.
From Sd Congressional Disrict--Arthur " Thomp-
son, of 5arnwel
From 4th Congressional nis,gict-Abncr w Lamar,
Of Edgeied,
From 9TH Congressional District-Andrew Merritt.
of York
From 9th Congressional District-Daniel a. Miller,
of Fairfield
The persons above named will report for eXamna-
ton to the Academic Board at the Arsenal Academy,
in Columbia, on the first day of April next
BY order of the Governor
B. F. ARTHUR,
Private Secretary.
5@All the papers in the State publish once.
March q
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

My ROCKS WILL BE OPE ED on WEDNES.
4fE DAY next the Sh inst, for receiving Taxes
the 9th of Sri at Flat Rock Wednesday,, the Sth
Buffalo, hurSiay, the 9th; at Lysenby's, on
Saturday, the llth; at schrocks on Monday, the 3th
and at Curetons on Wednesday. the 18TH
The all slaves that were employed or
sided in the District. first day of October 1862
are required returned to the raxColector of the
District.
The Tax Books will be closed on the first day of
June; ali must be made OF or before that day.
late Act of the Legislature requires all owners of
slaves. or employees to give III oath to the Tax
Collector the number of hands owned employed by
them (n agricultur) between the ages of twelve and
fifteen, and fifteen and ifty-ive, and fty-ive and six
ty ive under penalty Of one hundred dollars for
each hand
VIM MCKAIN
March l3 Tax Collector Kershaw Dist
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Runaway.

~ District Negro Boy, who says his name is
JOHN and that he belongs to Robert Oliver, of
Georgetown, G.
Said Boy is five feet FIVE six inches high, wi l
weigh $50 or GO pounds, had old black coat and
grey satint tt pants, and Confederate hat, made of
wire grass The owner is requested to come forward,
provo property, pay expences and take him away.
- DUNCAN SHEORN Jailor.
March 6
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Embr0ideries

TN COLLARS, UNDERSTANDS, EDGINGS &C.
l. also Black and White Bobinets and Illusions,
Chendle Cards. Dress Trimmings Fancy Buttons, sun
shades Muslin Curtains Ladies white Kids. Black and
White silk Hose &C., for sale at the Old Corner, by
E. w. BONNEY.
March 90
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kERsHAW-IN EQUITY.

Mary ]. Baskin, Os.-BlI-D. t. Meahaney, 1rustee,
ct al
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER PASSED IN
Il above stated (Bill will offer for sale at pub
outcry before the Court House door in Camden S. c.
on the first monday in April next at IL o'clock NJ,
the real estate described in the pleadngs in said case,
(BnD being the conveyed by Daniel Gaskfn, jr,
ID. r. Meahafey, Trustee for the Children of John
C Baskin Terms-so much cash as will pay the costs
of proceedings and costs of sae the balance credit
of one and three years-wlth interest on the same,
(payabe annually from day Of sale. Said balance to
be secured by Bond with at least two good suretes,
and mortgage of the property-Purchaser to pay Tor
papers.
VIM r. TAILOR, G. L. X. d.
Commissioners Office, March 10, a. D. 1853.
March l3
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Notice.
South --Kershaw District.

Office of Common Pleas and General Sessions.
r W.'CLYBURN, CLERK OF SAID COURT,
in pcrsuauce of the directions of the Act of the
General Assembly in such case made and provided,
do hereby give public notice that election for Ord
nary for Kershaw District, South Carolina, to fill the
unexpired term Of Wm NJ. Bullock, deceased the late
Of April next at the usual places of election through
ont the said District
Witness my hand, on this the seventeenth of March,
A. D. 1863. W. CLYbURN,
March 20 g.. g. L. u u. s.
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For Sale,

\ VERY LIKELY BOY-TWENTY-THREEO OR
"A four years old-accustomed to work about
house and yard and is also excellent field hand.
Apply at this office.
March
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EsvATE,Or SOUTH CAROLINA

'GENERAL ORDER NO. II.
r 1T APPEARING THAT IN MANY OF THE
- Regiments there has been failure to organize
the militia in accordance with General Order No. g. from
this office either by not holding elections in pursu
of said Order or by returning elected persons
who eligible under the Act Of the General As
sembly, it is hereby ordered that the commanding
officers of all snch Regiments do forthwith order elec
tions to be held CATER giving proper notice. in all cases
where much failure has occurred. or where persons
who not eligible have been returned elected, in
pursuance of said General Order No 8.
III. The act of the General Asscmb V declares
cant the commissions Of all officers between the ages
OF eighteen and torty-tive years. new elec-
tions be held and no person between said age is
eligible, will be commissioned to any office in the
militia uuloss he be exempted from Confederate
vice under the exemption act of Congress
III. In addition to the returns required by the
third and fourth paragraphs of General Order No s,
the commanding officers of Regiments are hereby re-
quired return to this office Roster of the Field an6
Company officers of their respective Regmens, inclu
ding those whose Offices have not been vacated, as
we'll as those elected under this and Gen raj order
No s; and also the strength of tneir companies
form for which Roster and return vii be furnished
from this Office
w. In all cases where persons have been elected
to Offices under General Orde, No y, but also have
refused to accept said offices, the commanding officers
of Brgades and Regiments will appoint fit persons
liahlc to ordinary militia duty in the Regiments, Bat
taons and Beats in which he persons have so refused
TO command such Regiments. Battalions and Beats in
pursuance of the 33d and 34th Sections of the Act Of
1871
, v. The Captains Of Beat companies required
strictly to enforce section of the Of the General
Assembly entitled AN Act for the better organization
of the militia and for other purposes passed its last
session. herewith published, and to that resi-
dent of their Respective Beats shall escape enrolment
by reason OF his temporary abe ce.
vi. The com landing officers of Regiments
Sponsible for their complete organization, and their
special attention is hereby called to Sec ion 81 (here
with pubished) of the Act o! 1884, the enforcement Of
which is requt!ed.
BY instruction Of the General Assembly
A G DARLINGTON.
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Adjutant and Inspector q cneral of S. C


SECTION 5. That the commanding officers of Beat
companee shall keep two seperate rolls, of the
names of all persons resident them Beats between
the ages of sixteen and fifty; des gnatng in said rolls
the ages OF each person. and all persons equred be
enrolled by this Act shall Immediately after its passage
report their to the commanding officers of their
Boats who shall have power to administer oaths as
the ages and residence of persons when they refuse
make KNOWN their age place of residence or where
there may be doubts to either; and each and every
Beat company shall be called out for drill and nstruc
ton once in every two months
SECTION 81 Ifany beat company shall neglect or
refuse, for months to elect officer to fill the va
cancy which shall occur IN it, the person elected
shall refuse to accept OF such Office, it shall be the duty
of the Colonel or officer commanding that Regiment to
which such company belongs, to appoint and commits
sion fit person. liable to ordinary militia duty IN
such Beat to fill such Office, and ne 81 al be com, eed
to serve in such Office for twelve months under the
penalty of thirty dollars. and fifty per cont, on the
amount of his last general tax, unless he shall be
become incapable of performing tile duty thereof or
remove ont of the limits olhs company, unless the
company shall elect some fit person, who shall
accept such commission and it shall he the duty of the
Colonel oficor commanding the regiment toappo MT
and commits sion, as often as the appointment shall he
refused and in every of refusal to accept the pen
atty shall be enforced; but person appointed by te
Colonel in Beat Company, shall he compelled un,
form himself or serve in such Office longer than oe
year in three.
e5y- Papers Of the State copy twice.
March 27
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
DERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST Me-
IL as administrators of John Kelly, decd, present
them to WIN. NJ. SHANNON, Esq, who will pay them
March q j. ROSS, DYE Admir-
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n Notice.

a IL THE NOTES AND ACCOUNTS, FORMER
IA LY in the hands of w. L. DePass, due j M.
Gayle, and j. NJ Gayle Co., will hereafter be found
at tile store of j. S. DePass one door aoove c. Math-
eson's store
March q
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Closing up Business.

PEING ANXIOUS TO CLOSE UP MY PRESENT
- business, the remainder of my stock will be dis
posed of at low rates for cash Persons wishing sup
plies would do well to call and look at the goods
February 20 'rH i. w BONNEY.
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Town Taxes.

1HNUE BOOKS WILL BE OPEN FOR THE PUR-
pose of collecting the taxes, and after the 23d
inst, mt the Bank of Camden, from a m. until p
IN Sunday excepted-untl further notice
n. ID: BANLEY, Tax Collector.
February 90
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Notice.

A LII PERSONS 1 DBBTED TO THE ESTATE
N Of the late WASHINGTON MYERS, are re-
quesed to make immediate payment and those having
claims against said estate will present them properly
attesled
February a., s T.ES. MYERS, Admr.
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.



THURsDAY, october |, 1868.
a message FROM the House announced
the passage of resolution proposing the
appointment OF committCe to report
bill appropriating $6Oo,oOO for military
purposes, subject to the order OF the Gov
ernor,
The Senate cOncurred in the resolution.
MIR. STEVENSON, from thu Committee on
Internal improvements, reported back the
House bill authorizing the Kanawha Board
to borrow money, with "a recommendation
that Il pass. Laid on the table.
MIR. STEVENSON also offered some addi-
riOnal rules for the government OF the SEN
ate, which were adopted
The Senate bill to repeal certain sec
tions of chapters lO4, lO5 and 1913 of the
code, addition of 1860, was read third
time and passed.
The bill defining the powers and duties
OF the several counties OF the State was
taken up and after lengthy discussion
was passed
Adjourned.