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Hdq'rs Armies OF .thc C. is.,
11TH FEBRUAnY, 1865. A.

GENERAL 0RpERsl I'.S'a'ls 800 :,
No. 3. ~ |Nhs,sy5 altt3hAi @s =
Il SifE discipline and eff oiehcyof the army
II have been greatly impaired by inen
leaving their proper commands to join
others, in which they find service more agree
able y ,,..s,.,.,, .>e
This practice almost as Injurious IN its
CONSEQUENCES as the crime Of desertion, BY
the Articles of War, exposes the offender 10
o similar punishment, and subjects the Off.
Ger receiving him to dismissal from the
army. f. ..,.i e...3
1t is therefore declared that the provisions
Of General Orders No.. 2, of this date, from
army headquarters, apply to such men as
hnve left their proper commands and joined
others without being regularly transferred.
They will receive the pardon promised in
that order upon complying with its oondi-,
tions, or suffer the consequences attached
to negleoting Il. "l@ = +"T bH~h z
The names Of such, absentees will be
forthwith reported to these headquarters by
the officers with whom they are serving, and
immediate, measures taken to return them to
their proper commands "''
3As soon as practicable an inspection will
be made. and charges will be preferred
against those who neglect TO enforce this
order. ,-l.....,i
mch 23'65-6 RE. LEE, General.
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CoLUNpiA, March o. 1Sf;5

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TO the Fricmds 81 the soldiers

THROUGn0UTT THE CONFEDERACY. :
h iQuAnTERMAsTEn GEN's, DEPApTaBST, =
Railroad Bureau, Richmond, Feb. 20,'G4. 2
|IENHE friends and relatives of soldiers in
IL the Army ofNorthern Virginia are here
by notified that nm arrangement has this day
been effected with the Southern Express
Company, to carry all packages Of food and
wearing apparel to, Richmond, Va. =.
. To secure the advantages thus obtained
through the Express Company, the following
instructions must be observed "t1 ..
Packages must not oontpin moro than one
hundred pounds; be well secured, and plainly
marked. aud sent at the expense of the ship
per to either. of the Soldiers Relief Associa-
tions, which are located as follows
In North Carolina, at Raleigh; in South
Carolina at Columbia; in Georgia, at Augusta:
il. n.Alabama. at, Montgomery, or to any other
point at which one Of those Associations have
an Office, 1. ,S D,..t ,r.t...t No., t,,r
The ,Agentsoftbese Associations will there
take charge Of them, and ship daily, by
Agents of the respective States at Richmond
who will see them distributed to the proper
individual owners. .ar, .,lnr.,,. ..I
To meet the wishes ofthe soldiers, and to
give. them certain and speedy commanica-
tion With home. the Southern Express Com
pany has agreed to give this freight prsfer-
enoe over everything else; and, in order that
no obstacle may occur to the success of SO
laudable an enterprise the several RAILROAD
companies are hereby requested to render the
Express Company such facilities as will enn-
bleit to make this arrangements complete
J success! s. fr.5 A.sF,a.,,a,4. ,Hsiavyl :.
AS the Southern, ,Expfess Company as
sumes all responsibility of the Transporta-
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"Gc,ns" Tor Chiid,.cu.,,

rs the title of n collection Of admirable
Il stories, mostly founded on facts, and
which originally n ppeared in The Southern
I'rs'tyter'dn and 2oHfsdetdte Bqptist, over
tie signature Of /" TRAcuER.p ..a,
The rapid sale of this work, lover 1900
copies having been suld,) speaks we'll for the
favor With which it mas been received by the
;Soutiern pablo. There is nothing secta-
liau contained in it,, the authors object be-
ing lie inculcatin an Uf true picty amonpst
the rising general ron. 4
Copies can be I nocured Mt this office. Price
-. ,. $1.a+rt' Il, +. MILLER.
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@ CO. s:;Es 1 @B GH2A ST.

"A S.the immediate reconstruction of'tbis
road is highly nportant, all materials
OF iron, ties and srri ngers arc needed, and
their reniova is fori ridden by any one,
april 6'86 WIN JOHNSTON. Pres,t.
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We snodlyvnral's MiIlt-
H'dQ'rs .
aaa ieeg't s. aCr Cavalry.
CAMP NEAR RIcHMoND3

March 10, 1866.
,NFFICE Re and Soldiers Of the Seventh
" Regiu snt Of South Csrolina Cavalry.
whe are no T:absent without leaves are called
upon toret nsh without. delay 10 their cons
mand. s7fk aff X saGi Stp
Maay br asn men lnger to protect their
suffering ZONES, or 70 engage the enemy
upon thei own soil-S-cowards make the
same cxeui p,--but by remaining aheent from
their posts i'm the army they weaken our
strength nd postpone the honsNef Victory
and peace Soldiers must promp' return
or be pub Hshed as tdeserters, ~ isted as
"deserter. s" and punished rs "asseriers"
The de. tfuction Of RAILROADS isno excuse.
Brave me will make theirIourncy ON foot.
or on hor setback, and fejoin their pesls of
duty in III tsArtny. 1t will be no excuse TO
soldier, shat he is doing duty Ia another
command : this can only be permitted by
m order from the Compsnder-in-G Chief
without sis order 1t is a. military crime &
Itise specially urged upon men TO hiring
with thei h good horses; being dismounted
will not obtain for them new sforloughs, but
transfers to infan try. e1gesis1 a 80
NC. HASKELL.
Col 9TH Reg't. s. g. Cavalry.
nich ?5,'66--4 aIt
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'pIANKs fevery description for saloIat
ID this Office. " }l.s3gv,l'
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EIdq'rs Armies OF the C. states
9'H.. " 11th' FEBRUARY, 1866.

GENERAL onpERs, s4H'f" "s w." "a
No2.f - #r s3saa SO ~ h
I'm entering upon the campaign about to
n open, the General-in Chief feols assur-
ed that,the soldiers who have so long and
50 nobly borne the hardshipsand dangers Of
the war, require no exhortation to respond
TO The calls of honor and duty. '|iF'
With tho liberty transmitted by their fore.
fathers they have inherited the spirit 10 de-
fend II,
The choice between war and abject sub
mission Is before them. nh VrHnI,yr. =
To such proposal brave men with arms
in their hands can have but one answer.
They cannot barter manhood for, peace,
nor the right Of self government for life or
property. .N ST g%.N Ri w 'lss ~
But justice to them requires sterner ad-
monition to those who have abandoned their
comrades in the hour Of peril.
last opportunity is, offered them 10 wipe
out the disgrace and escape the punishment
of their crimes. .tH t7lE F.E ~ " IA
BY authority of the President of the Com
federate States, u pardon is announced to
snch deserters and men Improperly absent
ns shall return,to the commands to which
they belong within the shortest possible
time, not exceeding twenty days from the
HuohS"ioh OiAthlb III INC ueWuQuAr-
tors of the department in which they may
be-, ',.,. E..-.-,,a yL,.ii..
Those who may be prevented by inter-
rnprion Of communications. may report
within the time specified TO the nearest En-
rolling Officer or other officer on duty. to be
forwarded as/soon as practicable, and upon
presenting q certificate from such officer
Snoring compliance with his Requirement,
viii receive the pardon hereby. offered
Those who have deserted TO the service Of
the enemy, or WI o have desert ed after hav--
ing been once pardoned for the same offence,
and those who shall desert, or absent them
selves without authority after the publica-
tion Of this order, are excluded from liz bene
fts. Nor does The offer Of pardon extend
to other offences than desertioh and absence
Without permission. N> ,@"EyN|@lls (
|uBy the same ilthority, lit is also declared
that no general amnesty viii again be grant.
ed, and those who refuse to- accept the par
don now offered, or who shall hereafter de-
set or absent themselves without leave,
shall suffer such punishment as the Courts
payy impose, and no application for olemeu-
cy will bo entertained l 81, a. h5s,.a
Taking new, resolution ), from, the fate
which our enemies intend for us, let q, cry
man devote oil his energies to the cOmmon
defence. e" S'@ ~ "'Wt.jR''IIi ,a'yG ~
/ Our rresourees wisely and vigorously en-
ployed, are ample, and n brave army, sus-
tanned by O. determined and united people,
success, with Gods assistance, cannot be
doubtful. ~ NtNH' 'ifH 2Hf2
The advantages Of the enemy viii have
but little, value II We do not permit, them to
impair our resolntion. . Let ub, then, op-
lpose constancy to adversity, fortitude TO
suffering and courage to danger, with The
firm assnrante that He who gave freedom
| 10 our fathers win bless the efforts Of their
children to preserve It..
meh 2s'65--e 5i& Il! EsLBE, General.
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State Record OF Names of Dee
ceased Soldiers. sa-lugg
V SOUTH CAROLINA college.
COLUMBIA, january 16, 1865.
ER appointment by the Legislature

EV r gER appointment by The Legislature
~ TO prepare this Record, / earnestly
appeal to the families or friends OF our de-
ceased soldiersto send me at once heir names
&C., while there is an opportunityto secure
accurate information.'I Hospital registers
and reports Of casualties from the army are
deficient in the information required; it must
be obtained OF home,
The Record win dhte back to the beginning
Of the war, and inclmde all sho have been
killed in battle or died of wounds received
in battle, or from disease or accident II
you have been 80 fortunate as not 10 lose
friend or relative, yet rrmember that it is
noble to rescue from oblivion the name of
but one friendless youth who had gone from
your neighborhood TO die in our cause. ..
Giye-~l. Name in full 2. From what
District, 8. Rank. A. Company. 5. Regiment
and arm of service. g. Died, year, MONTH.
day. T. Cause Of death, and remarks las
where he died, age, preSieuslyswdunded, Soy
Circulars and, blanks to be filled will be
sent to such as desire them. Nofee orexpense
is'incurred by any one forhasing the record
made, The State is .endeayoring 10 fulfill
sacred obligation In nosectiring now, and re-
cording for posterity, the names of all her
sons who have fallen in this war. - In 1862,
the Convention unanimously resolved that
this should be done, ''as q token OF respect
to their memories, and a legacy of inesima-
bio value to their friepds;" and the resolution
was sent forth, by their order, to be read TO
our regiments, battalio ind companies
everywhere Many n brave snldier may
have died in solitude or rushed upon the foe,
with the thought in his heart that his name
would he honorably preserved at home.
s feb l3'66---d3 H'>w WM j. RIVERS. u
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OFrIopl sotrHEns ExpREss Co ,

, yl.lf. Augnsta. Ga,i FEB. ~, IoO4, "a
The Southern Express Company hereby
notify the friends and relatives Of soldiers
in the Army of Northern Virginia and else-
where, that they are'prepared TO carry out
arrangements as ANNOUNCED in. the, above
card and that they will do all in their power
To fulfil its requirements. go !,
! Z z, y ts'';s '91 JAMES SHUTTER. y
Z Gen'ISup't and Acting pres't. e
& feb 1865 jfstrJ ~ ; { Stgtb tt52 ''vt,std
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID AND
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WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS
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The Paris RlvUs DEa D4gx Mp,urs published
some curious statistics VI tho industrial classes n
PRS. To Chamber OF Comm res OF ,a-t city in
lson, made o census vhch saowcj t at P-FI con-
talnei ~ 300 eslaoi..Aments employing $4,000
v orl. non. The classification OF tlcss es'p' sl.
fneats showed that 2H, 900 were cev'el 70 feeding
PAS; ISIS % building Plts ~, 500 10 clo'aluy
Pans ant 1881 q furnish Pans. F-ntiu- aud
engraving occupies 2,,5y cBt1tl slmensa; soll sAd
re numoer Of workm.n m'loyed shows chat
in Farm, tho CREST principle ut inGuNry CO op'ra-
tIl.., ia Anperoctly IN iegs.Oot. luCrr are very
lew lar1e embellishments. Eich ~ Ito 10000
arms employs 81 average " i've "orkw'0. O4y
iJ2 en- loJs uitTo tnan ten hands 81 40 employ
iroul tNo 20 ten ; ~ g. 100 employ uu. a s,uae
hand, or none out OF tho FAMILY. TO 1900 wur E-
palplo arc divided mo 2S5.ND ucr 10000
women, aud Is To-. chl4rra. U. sless
vrt,; ,wsy, IN every ono huulrot can Ictier
rca4 nor writ and those wko can only real count
rs one la one hundred II te l.,loruol OF those
who can rosd aud write Is arr, tnt.o e. uuycrthe-
Js, the r4No fact shAi bd,ouJ worAue are inc4p-
able 90 81 guilg thor uulues
The Java ~ura % less than twelve hours Ia {,
plJ embellishments; In 5ntoO more tltu .we.go
hours; and IN 10000 there - no hxed luA TO
wtgts avsra 90 81 per uay. IAls Mas, Lowe,or
IN $50, wLon tne ,rasus was mude; thu re-u.yor
coL. Ilcs tA.I IN l>jj tne reat develop nenI u M
alstry muR have rA.sO4 tie av rage 80 81. - day.
L. examining lhe question OF wages, It WA nGt.Ir-
81 10 make iuQItitos "a 20 thu lorOIs Oi "sAu
work" 81 OF scs'lIte cessation Lac result 4. W.
o. shat OF, OF tle ltlUJJ usta .4m us 100 G. IL
uuucI without il,tirup.. % rIgsuouI tle Sesr.
slagk work and DO work %. OIL ~ come Of tause
tlgs4cy sc4l. eu1 4los ,r1Iu two 20 Our Iuultls
va u, % ltgo4A .ro rex 4ar N tacl I,44 .euGe
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