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FEW IMPORTANT FACTS IN RE
July %, 1854.

"A gard to the sou rHERN HEPATIC PILLS.
l. They prepared from the best quality of AedeDs
by the dscoverer, now an aged Minister of the Gs'
and are safe.
q They have been known for years and tested BY ih'
sands.
Five hundred persons are known to have been eTa
by them.
everything but only for diseases which arise from d
dered Egers.
Directions and certificates accompany each boz, Sna
these certificates from we'll known and most rePes%
BILE individuals.
Disease, Chis and Fevers Pneumonia, Jaundlee DlSPY
STA Bilious Fevers, Bilious Rheumatism Worms, fiHfHh
Bronchitis, &c. MI
7~SeveFal gentlemen state that the of these ra
has been to them annual saving of from 800 TO -
they are the best plantation medicine ever offered 10 @
public. A
them to their patients and hundreds of boxes have @
sold to regular practitioners. Ia
g. During the last quarter 1850 boxes have been sGa
two Druggists, one in South Carolina, and one IN NJ
Carolina and some time ago over S7OC boxes were Ou
ed by Druggists in one town in Virginia Nib
81 Price, 50 box. For $50 dozen Oo4 gS- WI,
sent to any address very liberal Discount to Drus
and country merchants Cash NEW currency 70 sS
pany orders. Address GEO. ". DEEMS,
Greensboro, u
For sale in North Carolina as fOllowsi c,.uJ
: AsheviIle E. J. Aston Abemarle N. Bivinsi CD4r
Hill r. B. Sanders; Charlotte E. Nye Hutc6s9n, l.
s Carr; Clinton, Hubbard Moseiey Concord, j. HS"
Eufeld, J. Cohen; Fayetteville N: A. Sedman *
Greensboro, Porter GorreA; GOldsbOrOugh, Luce
Moore; Halifax J. O'Brien Henderson. Wyche a ~
Lexington j. p Stinson; Lincolnton. s. P. ShsTsii
LOu3burg J. Clifton; Marion, W. Wakefield; Ps9oVSt
Long; Raleigh Williams Haywood, P. +. Pesc.a e.,
Ing6au, J. r Norham; Salisbury. Henderson, hD.
Shelby, Fronebarger; WadeSboro', W. penn
Whtesville, K HAYNES; Wilmington, Walker HEALS
McLin, W. n Lppett. ,nra
July rs, 1864. SO-l"P
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L,t,er from he secretary Of the Treasury.

Letter. from the Secretary Of the Treasury
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
- ''' Columbia August 10th, 1854.
To tie citizsns Of South Carolina:
Having expressed to Mr.. Trenholm the gratiiica. :.
ton felt by his fellow citizens at his acceptance OF
the office Of Secretary Of the Treasury, received
in reply the following letter. Although not intend
ed for publication such is its public interest that
by his permission lay it before you. sd
While the sche1nle Of prices adopted by the
Commissioners of this State does not approximate
in its rates the former schedule OF the virginia
Commissioners, it is to be hoped tnat satisfactory
reasons may be found for reduction.
/ can add nothing to the views expressed oy the
Honorable Secretary, and will only remark that
concurring fully in the importance to the country
of reducing as low as practcableall prices, i com
mend the letter to the careful and favorable con-
sideration of every citizen. ,,,.
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August 8, 1854
HEADQUARTERS BARRINGER,S Rpr


III ade August 10th, 1864 General Oriers N, -
Too many members of this Brigade have been absent
various pretexts.
COnsc1ipt officers and others must be urged to hv
these parties arrested.
No indulgence should be shown skulkers and coEsd
while true and brave men always at their posts
Officers absent without leave for 81 days must /,
promptly reported-to be dropped from the rolls
Enlisted men absent must be advertised and treated
as deserters.
Those on sick leaves, and furloughs must send forward
in due time the certificates of proper Boards failing to
do so, they must be reported absent without leave
Those permanently disabled must apply for discharges
retirement, or detail on light duty and every facility
must be extended them to get their papers through and
to secure them (Hben qualifed) suitable places. .
No pardon eau be promised deserters. But tits hler
ed that many have been msed by the unfortunate teach
ngs of others. In such (nO special aggavaOn
pearing) they may saved by prompt return TO du!
If arrested they cannot but expect the death penalty
recently inflicted two OF their command in bl
Brigade.
By command of Brig. Gen. RUFUS BARRINGER;
JAMES L. GAINES, Asst. Adj't Gen
August Is, 1864. 46-4tpd
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"OOL MOTTO E.-QUARTERMAST
w Department, Raleigh. June 3, l9H4.-l aid I
prepared to exchange Cotton Yarn for Wool, upon ile
lowing terms viz:
One bunch of Yarn for three pounds washed Woo, and
one bunch for four pounds uuwashed.
Agents have been appointed to make the exchange at
the following places: Oxford, Tarbor, kinstOn Csb
rine Lake. Concord. Rockingham, HendersonVille STATS
vile, RoxbOro, AsheVille, PittsborO, Lousburg Fsyer
vile, CoIerain, and at this place. .
Persons shipping wool to this place will please marx o.
the packages who they from, and the cotton yarn will
be forwarded Immediately.
hope the people will periodically respond to tAe ab
notice. as the wool is for clothing the n C. Troops
h. A. DOWD, A. Q. NJ, N
July ls, 1864. SIT
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IMPORTANT sAsE...THE 1rNn
eo, as Executors of the last will Of E,aSsIRSlGS.
qqss s viii on Saturday the loth day Of
public sale one tract of Land situate 10 expOss
OF Raleigh, containing 200 acres "'''es AUrhS.S
Alse, four young NEGROES.
cb asnAsA credit Of z months will be given r.
ing the property. Nike SORREIf' y before rens'
Ano,.t * ,ss. ALVls SORRELL, Executo,,
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July ls, 1864

CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE
~ The exercises of this school will be resumed on Wea
nesdsy September l4th Those who wish places must na
early application For circular containing terms DC ~
dress, REV. K. BURWELL,
Charlotte Nc
July 90 1854 4l-Stpd.
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THE PERSIMMoN.

The rudy Orange from the bowers
of Andalusia, deck'd with flowers; .ses go,
The purple Fig, that i2ning falls -
On Jericho's dismantled wallsv. q, ..s..
The Date, that meets the Arabs eye
Beneath Sahars's burning sky,
And marks a haven mid the sand,
Where the lone desert ship may land
The ripe and luscious Mangosteen,
OF fruits the oriental queen
The fAVorite by the harem gate
The scarlet Cherry, large and sweet -
That lines Damascus Eden street.
The Grape that drinks the honey dew
On merry Provence hill of blue -
The tempting Plum, the melting Pear,
.The-red streaked Apple, round and fair,
The dewny Peach, whose crimson speaks
Of Natures dye, on beauty's cheeks
An have plucked with eager haste
To crafty my changeful taste;
But never found fruit so pleasing
When great John Frost has done his freezing,
As that which grew the scrsggjest limb on,
That purple, puckerless Persimmon. -.
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asarsr 5s so, 4 Sr R,E ISL Of the 1FSG
of the last will and testament of Elizabeth Is EEe
ceased hereby gives notice to all persons Sorrel d.
estate of the said Tesatrix, to call upon tLS Il,
against said estate. to present them within III deHa6
seroed by law or this notice will be pleaded aIe M
their recovery. MIKE SORRETIue In bar If
Aug Is, 1854. .'"'OI
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nor sALE.-,FoURTEEN sHApD.~
II Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad Stock ana a a rs OP
of N. G. Railroad Stock. Apply at this oica 'lee shs
August 9, 1864.
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CONFEDERATE TAxEs,-THp 49,,

~ crate Tax Assessors for the County of Wa, FED
tend at the following times and places for the WHG
assessing the Taxes for the year 1864: At PupOSI
Raleigh, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Banks Monday, 5 ILu Neptenbs
IorISy ,ohes, AuesuaS' 9Th
LashleY's ID Roads, Wednesday 7iL n
Green Level. Thursday, 8tb
Morrisrille, Friday, OH
- Busbee's, Monday, 19tb
nO0o s. lueSaay' 18th
Wakefield, Wednesday, lGib
p RoIesville, Thurday, 18th
Forestville, Friday, 1EtL
DuunsvnIe, saturday, 18th
Laws. Tuesday, ... OOH
Oak Grove, Wednesday, 2Ist e.,
CIV. Thompson's, Thursday 22nd a
The tax payers of the county are hereby noti6od
tend at the times and places above stated nee, a.
respective residences and furnish to the Asseors Ugh
rect list of the following subjects of taxation va o.
held and owned on the 18th of february 1874. lsn
Land, number of acres, and value in 1850 SIsva.
Der, SEX age, gr value in 1870. Horses mules uOn
jennets and value in 1860 Cattle number and Uses and
1850. Sleeps, goats and hogs and value in 1864 cue
wool. tobacco, cnrn, wheat, oats rye, buckwhest c
tatOes, of all kinds peas ground peas, beans Aour y
sugar, moasses; bacon. lard, sprituous Liquors ~
hand on the 7ih of February 1854 and not nacs W
family consumption for the year 1864 The nnDty T
bushels and their value respectively, must be stated
erate!y. 'R
Household and kitchen furniture, agricultural n.,
ments, mechanical tools, and musical nsrumsr;n pc
their value in S60 Carriages CARTS wagons drsr A
and value in 1860. Books, maps, paintings, pctuyss o.
tonery, &c. and value in 1850. Property Of ali cS, ~
tons joint stock companies and associations gold any
yer coin, gold dust, and gold silver bullion Im ~
of all solvent Credits bank bills and all other pan
sued currency, exclusive of interest bearrr
ederate Treasury notes, and employed taxed bpsns
Value of all moneys held abroad and bills of ex ebsTvs
foreign countries and the value of personal or mixed @
erty not enumerated above, and not exempt from tsT
Land slaves cotton tobacco purchased suce the | !,
January 1862, must be listed at the amount paid far &
The bacon will als0 be listed.
NJ. A BLEDSOE,
R. NJ. JONES, ASSESSOR
August 8, 1854. 46-lstsg.
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STOLEN FROM ME, ON THE 10Th W.
- July last negro boy named IN, who was onGnSI If
nae al Chah4.n Februlry Court, 1860. He was cs'I to
Bass She has been living near Flat River Orange CUr
ty The asst heard Of them they making nTr IN \,
back that locality will give fifty dollars or .Dd 6r
his confinement in Jail SO that get him again ~ ssd
dollars more fer the apprehension and delivery " u hr
Mary Ann and John BASS twenty-five dollars or Fans
of them John Bass sometimes calls himself Jonn Iii Ln'
His wife is badly cross-eyed Any inormallSp .S.m
thankfully received My POstofce is Grove 1WRIE
., 500, 1.-TWO W. 4s-h
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The lovers Of that famous North CAROLINA stand.
ard fruit, the stnwon," win be pleased to see its
merits thus ably set forth in verse. The dpome"
Is from, the Richmond Times Of 1845, and was
Ieritterf by Jesse E Bow - sE-es % -
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ToFFER FOR SALE A BEAUTIFUL
SITUATED FOUR ACRE LOT, about ~ ma y,
west Of Raleigh, ON the Hay wood road 1t mas
comfortable cabin excellent well of water rouug
garden, and some two or three hundred OF Inc spv
fruit trees cultivated in the South. FOR Xxx
to D. a. a. wksE
Standard Office, July IS, 1864. S8-"o-
NOR SALE,-A LIGHT SIX-PHSSENG;rnt-I
T. Stage Coach with deck seat, newly fired ana pan
and in excellent order. Apply 10 r,neoE
.-..-- Patterson, Caldwell County S
~ Fayetteville Observer copy in Weekly aud ~
Weekly weeks.
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~ crate Tax Assessors for the County of WoS'AFR
tend at the following times and places, for the wills.
assessing the Taxes for the year 1864: At pufpOsd
Raleigh, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-09-10
Slave Labor for the
Coast,
DIVISION NO 2.

II COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS AND
M TliE town authorities within the Judicial
Districts OF Lancaster, Kershaw, [ thesterfcld.
Darlington, Marlboro, Marion, Sumter, Clareu.
don, Williamsburg, aud Horny, will forthwith
summen all SHAREHOLDERS within their respective
innits 70 deiiyeroNE.HALF Of their slaves.
im'j'e to road duty, at the Railroad depots
esttheir residence, on TUESDAY THE s7TB
DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, ats O'Clock. a
IN, there TO neutrality-suspicious. TO Charleston
for5thirfy days1abor on the iorti6cations.
III The'Consederate authorities have made
4 requisiion upon The State tor Two Thousand
lsborcrsInon,hiy. The proportion cfone.fourth
heretofore called for, had failed to supply hall
oil this number. iu view Of this FACT aud the
greaturgcncy OF the demand for labor az this
time, II is deemed expedieut TO shorten the in.
stersal between tho calls, and increase tn. ouota
This is no violation OF thciaw, for il doe. not II.
the quut. OF labor nor the interval betw. en-
the cails, but prescribes that such proportjon
shall De called tor as win fill the reo,,is;t,,p
giving thirty days notice. Each Division I'M
the order liked will be retred TO furnish this
quota, and no injustice will be done TO any.
HI All parties, whether individuals or com.
pahies, VINO own or empioy more than one
road baid arc required To furnish their ouota
(oue'i'aIf) unless relieved by detail from De,
partnent headquarters. This can relieve ONLY
those hands permanently eogaged on the spc.
chic work for which the detail was granted
Commissioners OF roads will give their atten
tion to this matter and report 70 tins Office.
Nv. Great confusion exists from the inper-
feet .naiiner in which the names OF owners are
given 70 agents at the several depots. IL is
the duty oi one, Or more OF The Commissioners.
to be present TO verify the quota of each own.
er, ahd prepare correct lists
Within tive days after delivery on this call
they willplease forward to this Office names Of
dsfnulters in their respective divisions OF roads.
X. Is. JOHNSON.
Agent OF the State of So Ca
Aug. 30 1864. 2s-tC
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5 o u L IL g a Il o LIN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
DY JOHN W. TWITTY. Clerk, aud

pY JOHN w. TWITTY. Clerk, aud
- acting Ordinary for said District.
WHEREAS. PATSEY NISDEr has ap.
piled to me for Lettrr~ Of Administration
un all AMI singular tho Good, and Charlles,
lights and Credits. OF WA. t. NiSBEI'
intc of tms District aforesaid. dneceased
THESE are, therefore, u Gle and nd
.m"n,h nlI and singular. the kindrei and
creditors Of the sid deceased, to lie and
appear before ue ut our next Ordinary =
Court fer the said District, To bcyholden al
Lancaster Court House on sih. 18Th day OF
Sept. inst, 20 show couse, il any, why
the said administration sh1ud not DC gran.
ted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 29,h
{ ~ day OF August ms the year of orir
( l.. ). Lord one thousand eight bundled
- and sky four aud in lii. eighty
ninth year Of The independence of The
Stale VI Sosth CarDiiGa.
JOHN w. TWiTTY, Clerk,
and acting @ l.. u.
Sept.G 1854 st
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s o u T II CA RO LIN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
PY JOHN W.-TWITTY, Clark snd- nc.
- ting Ordinary for said District

PY JOHN W.TWITTY, Clark snd. nc.
- aing Ordinary for said District.
WHEREAS, J. NJ STEWART,
has sapplied 10 me for Letters OF Ad.
,ministiution on al! and singular ,the
Goods and Chattles, Rignts and Credits Of
Ezekiel B Osborne, late of the Dis,rict
Aforesaid deceased.
THESE are, therefore, TO cite pnd. sd
monish all and singular, the kindred aud
creditors-of the said deceased, to bs and
appear before me at our next Ordinary
Court for the. said District, TO bs holden at
Lancaster Court hopse on. the 22d day of
Sept. inst, To show cause, n any, why
the said administration should not be- { ran
ted.
Given under my hand and seal. this Cd
{ ~ /day o. Sept. in the year Of our
( H. >. Lord one thousand eight hundred
~ and sixty -four and in the eighty.
ninth Jear Of the Independence Of the
State Of South Carolina.
JOHN w. TWITTY, Clerk,
and acting o. l.. ID.
Sept. g. 1863. a,
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Headquarters,
Conseript Department.
,CoLUMBIA, Aug. "a, 1854.
GENERAL ORDER N0a.

COLUMBIA, Aug. "a, 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS NOS.
VI TIE attention of persons exempted or
"a detailed for agricultural purposes, and
/, Who have given bond 20 the Government Ia
directed to the following paragraph from Cir
cnAr No. "a, Bureau OF Gonsci iption:
.. "2. The sale to the Gorernment or to the
families OF soldiers, at prices fixed by the Com.
'missioncrs oi the State under thcI,npressmrnt
ACT, OF the marketable supplies Remaining aJter
furnishing the Government with the stipulated
quantity OF provisions. and which he NAV raise
from year to Year while his exemption, contin.
ues, IL made, by the Act of Congress, approved
February II, 1851, one of the conditions of ex.
emption allowed to an pverseero or apricuturist.
claim is asserted DO some Of those exempted
as agricntursts to exchange such part Of the
aforesaid surplus as they may please for SUP.
plies o! provisions, clothing and theyfke, to be
consumed in family use, and to sell to the
Government Or the families of soldiers only
what may remain OF such surplus after making
such exchanges. This claim is in violation of
law and OF their construct with the Govern.
men, and cannot be allowed.
Upon satisfactory evidence being furnished
that persons exempted as overseers or agricul.
turists have or are thus dsposing Of their sur.
plus productions by exchange as ator essd, En-.
rolling Officers will arrest all such persons, for.
"aiu tuS" ~ lamps OF lustruCI
lion, TO be retained there until final action shall
be taken and arInouncedin in their cases, and
forward through the proper channels of com.
inu'iication to-this Bureau arcport o. all the
facts aud encumstaucss o: each case.
5, Every agricultufist or overseer, upon re
ceiNmg his certificate OF exemption, should be
Informed that the action indica ted alb, we will
be taken in the seyent Of not disposing of his
marketable surplus in accordance with the re.
quircments ot law"
ii. Officers and. agents Of the Subsistence
aud Quarternasters' Departments are requested
TO communicate information to Enrolling OH
Gers ofsall INSTANCES coming to their knowledge
III which persons exempted or detailed for az,
ricuItural purposes have violated the stipuia.
tons OF ther bonds to the Government in the
sale or other disposition of their, marketable
surplus.
- Major. Condt , 'Con.erip,,s..
Aug. 80, 1854. T.. 29-St.
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Our Defeat In Gssrata,

We pu bli-h elsewhere some Of the par
ticui'rs Of the fail OF Atlanta. IL /. a se.
rious disaster, but its importance, We be.
liere, Is ovtr.esiin,aied. We hope that our
people, ard rrPrcislIy our auihoriiies, will
preserve th.h rq,nnimiiy aud not prsssnt
the "PPcarHpec Of being pnn;c stricken, fn
the isnGuafs Of the Earoiinign, let us ack
nowlsdge frankly that We have been de
fsated. but. in Hesvpn's nau,e, not give up
nil M lost. Houd has daabtixss suffered ,o
the number Of f6Gr or i've thousand m.a
Lut he still hold, comparatively stroap
position on ats Macon Kni,r,sd, ti,i,ty
miles this side Of Atlantis. and when rein
t"rrsd ~ he rrobui,y ~h! be, s,av yi,. b.,
slr again md rrisir,~ our W fa t.sc ssh-r
mnR, on ,hr other hsnd u,~y be- sapp"> ed
." have s1h'r~'i pr-P-.i,"nrs.iy, ws nsr
'" be in cOn.ii iop 10 eos,iaur ou the Of
frn,!,-.
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2i't' a2d, 2ad and 4I.h Regiments, to Cam.
den, by Lieut.. Col. A. II, Boykin. A.. d. G.
The Sixth Brigads,composed ofthe Gath,
Ssta' 26sh and ssth Regiments, to Wins.
o"ro''' Lieut.. Col. C. F. nnmp,on, A. D..
&.
The Seventh and Eight, Brigade- will be
organized under subsequent urders.
Tae Sin,h Brigade, composed OF the s4tl,.
35th' 36'h, s7th aud 46,ir K .giments. TO
Union, &. II sby Lieut., Col. r.. G. Mee,,w,
"A. DC. :.
The Tenth Brigade, ecu, posed ofthe ssf,
ssth' 4o'h, +ist "nd i5h Regimen,s, TO
Ns~terw c. H., by lieut.. .CoI. W. d.
Simpson, A ID. G. -
~ All company officers Will assemble nj,
their Usual regimenial paSades. with socu.
rate lists Of Tie men in their respective
beats liable 10 actual seryiceaus above, ,rJ
Will report all absentees, TO the eonimundefu
OF then respective regiments when they
meet Al their brigade rendezvous.
ilk The persons liable under This call
for actual service beyond their districts, are
those oclweea is and II year, Of nge, resi-
dent aliens, exeu pts from Confederate ser
vice between "a and 90 years Of aye du.
ring tho contiuoanrc 0f such exemption,
md persons who have been enro lied for
Confederate service and detailrd.to remain
al bone IN civil employment orapursnits.
during ths continuancegof such detail. un
less sncir dctniled person shall be serving
In some Confederate military organization.
w. Those exempted under the existing
State laws from actual ser,ire out oftber
respective Districts, are earhesliy urged TO
1nHe with this crganiz alton for the defence
OF The State. All who DO not 50 unite will
be organized bysthe commanding officer, OF
regineats, on SATURDAY, the 10th in.
slant, for actual service iu their respective
Districts, into companies Of no: less than
sixty four, lwhs!e praciieaLlr;) including
commissioned and ron commissioned off
GERS and privaiss.
v. Officers will issue transportation
p'Ke's Tor aii WHO travel by railroad, " hich
tickets will be recognized by this Depart
ment.
vi. 'Fhe Aias,d- Camp charged with the
organization Of the foregoing troops will
c'f!! to their aid an assistant and co.npe
tent Surgeon To- decide upon all cases of
physical disability. 90 -
The Officers and Cadets Of the Arsenal
aud Cit"dsi Academies will hotd .hepse
in readiness for uvtive servics in the fiald
"r short notice.
VHl. The Aids de Camp Of tie Cover
nor md al! militia officers nre charged with
the prompt extension and execution If this
order
by order of ihe Commando: in Chief,
A. G.. GARLlNGrON.
Adj't. sud ln.p.- .-Grnernl Of S. c.
Sept. 10, 1864. 3l-.N.
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HEADQUARTERS.
Reserve Forces, 8. c..
CoLrMRIA, Sept. 5, 1864.
GENERAL ORDER M a

\ pursuance Paragraph Y, G.nerul
IL 'lrd.rs No. 81, Adjutant and in. pscior
Cenrrnrs Ofhre. 1854. eompanir- loo local
detrnce are authorized aud required 20 be
ossan:zcd ia each District III ti,.rS,ste.
u. All drtniied Her, unless specially Y ex
copied. including those between the apes
OF iS and 10 yesrs, M we'll as hose ,f the
rensrre elias, are required 10 enroll them.
ssi'rs a. msrnbsfs of companies
III The com psnies urgsnized under this
tTd'r ar, designcd 10 be employed Only IN
ea.ergrhsiss oc :arriHg m o. neas the Dis
u'.as 'n whi.sh they may bs respectively
organized, fans viii they ~ts reanired to
perform service except within IN. limits of
their rcsperiise bisiiic;s ~ Districts con
tigm"us thereto
~. The term sf service OF the campa
nies viii be the unsxpirrd period of the
war. fnr Term Of service OF dstsii.d msn
VIII be tRr terais of ,hcT Respective dc
tuiis.
V. Lsssd E"roli,ng OiFi~srs are charged
wuh it> ssee"t"n OF hi, ord.r. Tn~y
vii o,gssiks the detailed Ipsn IN their re-.
spoc'is- ias,fists into companies os not les.
tAan 81 men, aud order an election Tor com
Panv officers; aad ns each company i. or
gsRiz~d, they wii.forward N, usl-r roIi, ia
.b.ss headquarters. Wber. the number ei
deisiioi sBeu is nd sufticirnt for roupa
ny, thsy sM furnish list of names Of th.
myn.
vi Tie p,osisioBs Of the above order
do not xppIy " tiis deimiiyd men 10 the cit I,
"f Co!"wbia, thvy having already beep o.
ganizea into xssnps,ies -,
BY command Brig. Gen CBxsSUr.
ED. H. BARNwELL,
A. A. Gea.
Sept. ~, lss4. sl-tl