A bill for the better organization of the militia and for other purposes.

Amendment offered by Mr. Kennedy to a bill to amend, suspend and repeal certain portions of the militia and patrol laws of this state.
Published: (1862)

A bill to disband the Militia Beat Company, organized in the town of Darlington.
Published: (1863)

A bill to consolidate the offices of the general staff.
Published: (1863)

A bill to authorize and empower the First Corps of Reserves to elect their field officers.
Published: (1862)

Amendments offered by Mr. W.G. DeSaussure to the bill to consolidate the offices of the general staff.
Published: (1863)

Amendment to a bill to amend, suspend and repeal certain portions of the militia and patrol laws of this state.
Published: (1862)

A bill to declare and amend the exemption law of this state, and for other purposes.
Published: (1863)

A bill to provide for the better performance of patrol duty.
Published: (1863)

A bill to amend, suspend and repeal certain portions of the militia and patrol laws of this state.
Published: (1862)

A bill to amend, suspend and repeal certain portions of the militia and patrol laws of this state.
Published: (1862)

A bill to amend, suspend and repeal certain portions of the militia and patrol laws of this state.
Published: (1862)

A bill to repeal the eleventh section of an act, entitled "An act to amend and suspend certain portions of the militia and patrol laws of this state".
Published: (1863)

Resolution by Mr. Trescot, to re-commit to the committee a bill to amend, suspend and repeal certain portions of the militia and patrol laws of this state.
Published: (1862)

A bill to repeal in part an act entitled "An act to authorize and empower certain regiments to elect their field officers".
Published: (1863)

An act to amend and suspend certain portions of the militia and patrol laws of this state.
Published: (1861)

A bill to amend an act entitled "An act to amend and suspend certain portions of the militia and patrol laws of this state.
Published: (1862)

An act to provide an armed military force; and an act to establish a Board of Ordnance and an Ordnance Bureau, and for other purposes, passed December 17, 1860.
Published: (1860)

General orders no. 122.
Published: (1861)

A bill to extend the benefits of the Exemption Act of the Confederate Congress to the first Corps of South Carolina Reserves.
Published: (1862)

Supplemental report of the Chief of the Department of the Military of South Carolina, 1862.
Published: (1862)

Report of the Chief of the Department of the Military of South Carolina to His Excellency, Governor Pickens.
Published: (1862)

A bill to establish and re-charter certain roads, bridges and ferries, and for other purposes.
Published: (1862)

A bill to authorize clerks of Courts of Common Please [as printed] to take testimony of witnesses in writing, and for other purposes.
Published: (1862)

A military essay, applicable to the present times and circumstances of the state of South-Carolina : With observations, appertaining to the organization of the militia army of this state.
by: Simons, James, 1761-1815

Uniform and dress of the officers of the volunteer forces raised under the "Act to provide an armed military force".
Published: (1861)

A bill to revive and amend certain sections of an act entitled an act to establish a Board of Ordnance and an Ordnance Bureau, and for other purposes.
Published: (1863)

A bill to consolidate the officers of the general staff.
Published: (1863)

A bill to amend the law in relation to the general staff.
Published: (1863)

A bill to establish certain roads, bridges and ferries.
Published: (1863)

A bill to make owners of slaves liable for sheep, cattle, hogs and goats, stolen by said slaves under certain circumstances.

A bill to provide for the more efficient direction and management of slave labor for agricultural purposes.
Published: (1863)

A bill to make owners of slaves liable for the value of cattle, hogs, sheep and goats, that may be stolen, destroyed or killed by such slaves, on certain conditions.
Published: (1863)

A bill to organize and supply Negro labor for coast defence, in compliance with requisitions of the government of the Confederate States.
Published: (1862)

A bill to organize and supply Negro labor for coast defence, in compliance with requisitions of the government of the Confederate States.
Published: (1862)

The speech of His Excellency John Rutledge, Esquire, governor and commander in chief of the state of South-Carolina, to the General Assembly, met at Jacksonburgh, on Friday the 18th day of January, 1782.

A bill to authorize the Governor to purchase salt for distribution to the poor and needy families throughout the state.
Published: (1862)