The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-08
COLUMBIA, Sept. 4. 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 9.

GENERAL ORDERS NO. 9.
4 ALL PERSONS LIABLE TO ACTUAL SER.
vice out Of their Districts in times of invasion
and insurrcction will assemble on SATURDAY, the
10th oil September, instant at Their usual regimental
parades, and the senior officer in the regiment will
take command, and Will enroll every man in the regi-
ment liable to service as above. On MONDAY the
18th instant the troops composing the different regi-
ments supplied with at least four (D days ratons will
proceed by the shortest and most expeditions route
Tor the purpose OF completing the organization of the
troops Tor active service in the field to the following
places Of rendezvous. to wit:
The First Brigade composed Of the lst, ID Sd, 4th,
9th and AID Regiments, at Bolton, in Anderson Dis.
trict, under 1t. Col. J. ". llarison A. DC -
The Second Brigade. composed OF tho 9th. 7th. Sth,
9Th and 10th Regiments at Ninety-six Depot, under
Lit Col. Wirm P. Bute., a. u. G..
Tho Third Brigade, composed the lth 18TH 18th,
l4th 10th and 43d R. giments, at Brancville under
It, Col. A. P..Aldrcl A. y. G.
The Fourth Brigade composed Of the 10th. 18th,
18th and 10th Regiments Charleston under 1T. Col
Wmot 6. Desarssure, A. D. c.
The Filth Brigade composed Of the Goth 2lst, ED,
23d and 44th Regiments, ut Camden, unGrr It. Col.
A Fl. Boykin A. D. q.
The Sixth Brigade. composed Of tho Gath, 25th 26th
and 9th Regiments, at Winnsbovo under It. Col C..
+. Hampton, A. D. C..
The Seventh and Eighth Brigades will be organized
under subsequent orders.
The Ninth Brigade, composed Of the 24tl 35th, 36th,
37th aud 46th Regiments, at Union q. H., under 1t.
Col! K. G.. McCaw, A. r. G.
4oth, list and 45th Regiments, at Newberry O. H.,
under 1t. COL W. D. Simpson, A. D. G.
II. all company officers will assemble at their usual
reglmenta parades with accurate lists of tile in
their respective beats liable to actual SERVICE and will
report all absantees TO the commanders Of their
spective regiments when they meet at their brigade
rendezvous.
ILL., The persons liable under this call are those be-
tween 6 and II years cf age, aliens, exemps from
Confederate service between II and so years of age
during the continuance Of such exemption and per-
sons who have been enrolled for Confederate service
and detailed to remain at home in, civil enployments
or pursuits, during tho continuance of such detail
less snch detailed person shall he serving in Con-
ederate military organization.
". Those exempted under the existing State laws
from actual service out of their respective districts
earnestly urged to unite with this organization for tho
defence oftle State. Ali who do not so unite will be
iganZed by the commanding officers Of regiments
Saturday, the 10th inst, for actual service in.ther
respectvs districts into companies Of not less than
sixty fwheIe practicabe,) including commissioned
officers and privates.
" Officers will issue transportation tickets for all
who travel by railroad, which tickets will DO recog
'nzed by this Department.
vi. The Aids-de-C Camp charged with the organiza-
ton Of the foregoing troops will call to their aid
| sisant and competent Surgeon to decide upon all
! cases Of physical disability
VII. The Officers and Cadets Of the Arsenal and
Citadel Academies will hold themselves ill., readiness
for active service in the field Oh short notice
VIII The Aids-deCamp Of the Governor and all
Militia Officers ara charged with the prompt s1ten
sion aud execution Of this order
By order of the Commander Clef:
"A. G. DARLINGTON,
Sept. 7--6 .Adjutant and Inspector General
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