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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-06

AUGUSTA, May 29.-The Vicksburg Citizen
says that the enemy have battered down and
completely destroyed President Davis resi-
dence, also, that Of Joe Davis. The De Soto
Depot opposite Vicksburg, was burnt Thurs
day night-supposed to have been fred by the
Yankees. The Federals are committing seri.
Gus depredations below Vicksburg.
VAL1ENT ExPIolr OF THE YANKEE GuN-
BoATs-We learn that on Tuesday last two
Yankee gunboats passed up above Harris Neck,
and shelled the dwelling house of Mrs. Miller.
Our pickets, who were near the place, in their
eagerness to get chance at the enemy, dis
covered themselves too soon, when the gum
boats, at a safe distance, opened fire on the
dwelling of Mrs. Miller. They fred some nine
or ten shells, four of which struck the house.
One shell exploaded in one of the rooms, doing
much damage to the building and furniture,
but injuring no one. After this gallant exploit
the boat again passed down the river.-Sava,s-
nah News.
GLoRIous NEws.-Another illustration of
the ineficiency of the blockade has to be re-
corded One hundred barrels of powder Just
imported, reached here on the Macon train
yesterday morning, and two car loads of small
arms were left at Macon, because of the ina
bility of the engine to pull them. They will
come on in due time, and will be sent where
they can do good service. An additional prof
that Confederate port has been recently en-
tered by some sea-goer, is found in the fact
that yestetday mornings mail contained num-
Der OF letters from our cousins across the water.
Observation-Disclosures, (Gu.) Iinaes 9th ult;mo.
COLLECTOR FOR THE Porn OF CHARLESTON
The Washington correspondent of the Cinciu-
natl Gazette, in his letter of the 18th says:
"Mr. Merriman, the Georgetown, South Caro-
lima, Collector, is now here. He is in favor of
the most stringentsconfscation and emancipa-
tion law. He will probably be Collector at
Charleston. He was imprisoned year and
twenty days"
The GROWING CRoP.-The prospect Of the
growing crop, as seen from the South Carolina
Rail Road, between Charleston and Columbia,
is encouraging. We recollect, too, to have
seen but single field of cotton, of any extent,
along the line. The planters of Sumtar have
generally pursued this policy, and we learn the
prospect for and abundant yield of grain is
good.-Sumter Watchnaan.
The Posts Washington dispatches gives the
following startling intelligence: ''The city is
full of excitement consequent upon reported
battles; also the report that the Governor of
one of the New England States fatty refused
to call for more troops until the government
agrees to arm and employ the slaves where it
is dangerous for white men to perform military
duty"
A correspondent of the M emphis Argus,
writing from Corintb, nder date of May 2sd,
says: "You need not be disappointed in the
two armies never fighting at Corinth-sucb is
the impression here"
A report of the Federal loss at the battle of
Pennington, shows loss of 1873 killed and
wounded.
a ~nno ox1
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-06


The Richmond Eraminer says:-Intelligenc
received in official quarters yesterday leaves no
doubt but that the lime Of the Potomac has at
last been crossed, and that a portion of General
Jackson's command is now at Williamsport,
in Maryland. Tho army having once been
mobilizcd is in condition to make rapid
marches. 1t is reported that in Baltimore
there were recently but three thousand Fcde-
raj troops, and scarcely as many in Washington
and vicinity,
The Potomac River opposite Williamsport,
at this seaaon, is about a quarter of mile wide.
and possibly fordable; if not, RATS and scows
are at hand up an1 down the river Hagers-
town is distant from Willamsport about fifteen
miles, and Frederick about forty-fye miles, both
reached by excellent tnrnpikes. 1t was the
street report yesterday that General Jackson's
vanguard of cavalry had entered Frederick,
Maryland; but the report yet needs confrma-
ton. Frederick is, or has been. the subsistence
and hospital depot of the Federal army of the
Valley second in Importance to Winchester.
Frederick from Baltimore is distant about six
ty-fve miles by railroad, with two functions on
the Baltimore and Ohio-one at the Frederick
Junction, and one at the Washington Junction,
at the Relay House, nine miles from Baltimore,
where the Washington branch shoots off in
southwesterly direction.
The Relay House is one of the strategic
points seized by the Federal Government after
the occupation of Harper's Ferry by the Con-
federates, and before the seizure of Baltimore
by Federal authority. A battery of two guns
was placed on the road above the junction,
commanding the bend in the track from the
Avalon Iron Works, and two camps established
on the hills, but these have been removed some
time since. If the Yankees have not DESTROYED
the track of the railroad in their retreat. there
is nothing to prevent Gen. Jackson, with the
aid of Ashbys cavalry, from taking possession
of the railroad from either Harpers Ferry or
its Frederick branch to the Relay House, dis.
tant sixty-five miles from the ferry and twenty
eight miles from Washington by railroad,
thus allowing them to operate in either di-
rection.
Jackson's army IS said to consist OF some
thirty-two thousand picked troops, well armed,
and admirably disciplined. His command in
cludes most of the Maryland regiments in the
Confederate service; also the Louisiana Tigers"
and other regiments which have already. made
their mark in this war. Thousands of Mary
landers are all said 10 be ready to rise and join
Jackson's column. Many of these gallant men
have arms hidden, and those who have none
are ready to fight with scythes, sticks or brick
bats.
ANOTHER FIGHT WITH GUN-Bo ATs.-Is is re-
ported that Capt. Stevens, with his company Of
sixty men, engaged one of the enemy's gun
boats on the St. Johns river, did considerable
a.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-06
Destruction Of PRECEDENT Davis Res.
idenCo.

AUGUSTA, May 2s.-The Vicksburg Citizen
says that the enemy have battered down and
completely destroyed President Davis resi-
dence, also, that Of Joe Davis The De Soto
Depot, opposite Vicksburg was burnt Thurs
day night-supposed to have been fred by the
Yankees. The Federals are committing serisl
Gus depredations below Vicksburg.
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Leave Camden, ll.40a. m.
Leave Boykin's l2.l2p. m
Leave Claremont l.248 +"
Leave Middleton Ito I"
Leave Manchester juno
ton l.l8, p. m.
Leave Clarkson's l.38 6
Arrive at Kingsville l.50,
Nov. 8-tf Fl.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-06

ANOTHER F1GHr WITH GUN-BoATs.-Is is re-
ported that Capt. Stevens, with his company of
sixty men, engaged one of the enemy's gum
boats on the St. Johns river, did considerable
damage, as the boat was aground at short
distance, and the deck was full of Yankees,
when our side fired a voIley Of sixty shots the
first fire. The enemy, it is supposed, buried
their dead at the place of Mr.. Cole.
Since the above was in type, we learn from
one of the men engaged that the fight lasted
one hour and ten minutes. Two of our men
were wounded, and our side claim to have
killed sixty Of the enemy Goimsuille (Fca.)
Cotton States.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-06

A report of the Federal loss at the battle Of
Pennington, shows loss of 1873 killed and
wounded.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-06

AueusrA, May 29.-The Memphis appeal,
Of the 2sd inst, says that it was reported at
Corinth that large reinforcements, under Gen.
Seigle had arrived on the Tennessee River.
The enemy's gun and mortar boats opened
. furiouA but hssmlesa bombardment upon
Fort Pillow Thuysdsy sasSnoon. 7J9.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-06

Leave Kingsville. 8.5 a. m.
Leave Clarkson's 500 "
Leave Manchester juno.
tion 8.38 a. m.
Leave Middleton 8.43
Leave Claremont 9.08 -"
Leave Boykin's 9.48 81"
Arrive at Camden, 1920
I. PEAKE, Gen'l Sup't.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-06

AN ORIGINAL PORTRAIT OF WAsHINeroN.-
Caleb Lyon, of Lyonsdale, N. Y, in the prose-
cution Of his researches, has discovered an orig
inal portrait Of General Washington, by Poole,
an English artist, which was painted just after
the battle Of Princeton. 1t represents Wash
lugton with the Lieut. Generals three stars
upon his shoulder, the battle Of Princeton form
ing the background ofthe picture. The fea-
lures and bearing are very like those of Hou-
don's bust of Washington. q e.>
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-06

A correspondent of the Memphis Argus
writing from Corintb, nder date of May 2sd
says: "You need not be disappointed in the
two armies never fighting at Corinth-sucb is
the impression here"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01
pKrAARrMsSr OF STATE.

For compensation of the Secret,ry Of
State and Assistant Secretary Of
State, clerks, messenger, assistant
messenger, and laborers in his Office.
For the incidental and contingent
expenses Of said department:
For losses on drafts Of oonsuls, mar
shals of the United States, consular
courts, and interpreters for the peri
DDS ending June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-three. ..............
For rent Of prison, wages of keepers Of
the same, and care Of offenders at
Annoy, from July first, eighteen hun
dyed and sixty, to June thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-one, in
pursuance Of the provisions of the
act approved June twenty second,
eighteen hundred and sixty."-.....,
For publishing the laws in pamphlet
form, and in newspapers Of the States
and Territories, and in the city Of
Washington. .....-.......--...
For proof-reading and packing the laws
and documents for the various lega-
tons and consulates, including boxei
and transportation Of the same. =. -.
For stationery, blank books, binding
furniture, fixtures, and repairs. ...
For miscellaneous items. ..............
For copper plate printing, books, ant
msps-...."..'.''.' .'..''"...'..'.
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-01

For compensation Of twenty-five addi-
70 tional clerks in the Post Once De-
~ partment, authorized by the "act To
'o promote the efficiency Of the Dead
Letter Office" approved january
twenty-6rst, eighteen hundred and
sixty-two, from the date Of their ap-
pointment to the thirtieth OF June,
Eighteen hundred and sixty-two. J..
To supply DEFICIENCIES in the revenue
Of the Post Office Department for tho
.' year ending the thirtieth Of June,
eighteen hundred and sixty-three...
For the service Of the California cen
tral route. ...................
By an act TO establish d branch hint Of
the United States, at Denver, In the
Territory Of Colorado. 4sl1o2 apts
70 establish branch mint Of the uni
~ ted States, at Denver, in the Terrific
Try Of Colorado, and to meet the ex-
" penses of the current year, aud for
10 the fiscal year ending the thirtieth
ll ofJune, eighteen hundred and SIXTY
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By tbe act 10 provide for the de6clenr
"a OF In the appropriation for the pay
q the two and three years' volup-
tssrs, and the ofioers and mes sota-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-22
@EZD
1861.

@r1nD 9aDen &Dute.
Die tar5ete, biuiaite uno CONFERENCE.-The
Stnte mad Dem Siten!
d Gifenbabn!!
aus9enommen IS Meilen BON Milpaufie
mad @rane5asen, pel9e in 6 @tuubsn
5url1dgelegt tperten NIT ben ele>
gdnten Ddmpfern
M lwaufte uno Detrptt.
Neiienbe, bic in Miltpaufie nit benaMbeup,uoe
antommen, tSnnsn ipglei9 an Bprb aeben unb
Ntor9ens ~abreiien u. gepinnen baburb 12@tuu-
ben a113eit Dor Semen bic iber Gbicaeu mad benz
Often rei1en.
Dieis Neiie it aud Der M%atur1dSnbeit npeoeu.
10 bic MtasarafaQe bieten, ieeer anbern Npute
1orsu3ieben. Man fdbrt auf bieler Qinie spu
Mtlpautie mad Detroit, 9anriltpn, @uspen6pn
Sr1oee CNtaearabrlde)> 8uTalo, &odeOer, @p-
raeu,e> Ncn,, Utica, Nlbany, Nem- gp1t, 8pIpn.
Toronto, Ssoensturs unb Mputreal.
Der prei6 1T biuiser al6 per ouf
anpern Qinten.
Rarten lno in auen 5aupt- GiIeubabn- 8 fifteen
oeS Welens 3u baben.
S. 8. @bttmore,
General Weitern Nsent ct. Yaul.
Spbn Mnprep,
Gidet<@sent, ct. Yaul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-22
l@lenbQbne1 u. DQmfpbppte.

@tfenbabne1 Il. Damfpbppte.
Die tiar3eite, laneQfe une aueinise geraee
Noute na9
mtlmaufee, Gbtcaap
uao allen punften TIM Ster, unb Suber
Mtlmaufee, ga @rp0e
nnb ct. paul @tfenbabn<2fnie.
Die berrliden Yafagter- 8ppte Nprtbern- Belle,
SCOUT unb Ocean @ape laufen bieIen 6pu,me,
3pil@en ga &ruie uub ct. Waul unb bilben cine
unatbaneise Qinie 3ur i@leunieenB efDrberune BON
Ya1agieren unb Tra9t.
Ya0aee 70 aieprie als auf ir9enb elmer arbern
&pute.
3wsi Grgreb8age esben taeli& BON 8altimprs
alb bel Der @ntunft Der Mpreen< unb @benbbppts
Don ct. paul uno feuen in Milwautee 8erbinp.
ungen ber nit ben Dampfl9ifen bet Detroit UNI
Mlwaufee &ilenbabn mad @ranb 6aSen unb ben
3u9tn Der Milwaufee- unb Gbteasp-@ 81 Ienbabu
nod @bieaep unb alien Yuntten I'M Often uni
@ibeu.
Spectal,B efanntmaGuna.
Ya1a9iere, tpel1e bas WcrAenbppt auGerbalt
ct. paul S%erla1en bel ieiner Mntunft III 2a @rpGi
erretden Milpautee pber @bicagu S @tunbrn %,
ben1euigen, tpelde iiber Yrairie bu &bten aeber
uno IL Stunben Dor tenienieen, wel9e lber DIM
leitb 9ebea.
8eteQt &idets iber ga @rp6e.
9Heget Dur&ttdets mad allen Yuntten Dfl,d
unb lubii9 tpenbe man Nb an
.. s. &amien loo gx,0.
:. .. Chamberlain, Sa @'00e'
s. M+ &imbau, Eifet> Meent,
Milmaufee.
W.M. Wilpn, @eneral~ q a0aste,<
Wnenf. ct. Nnr,I
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1861. 4E@-1 1861
&auntbal unb ct. .e1phn 81. 81,

ptonter> Noute mad benz @efen
$50 Meilen meter weitli6 unb $50 Meifeu nIber
mad Yites peatals trseub cine anbere Babn.
Die taraefe, bequeml tie unb bette &pute mad
St.Solepb, 3easenportb> &an1as, MetrasfaGitp,
Smeba, @punel Bluh, fenia u. Nebra6fl Ser
ritertum, weil. Sowa unb Mi1ouri, @al3iee unb
@alifprnien, ---E
Na@ ct. Spiepb eeben tasli9 :3use alb ron
9auital in gerbinbune nit ben Ri6i1Fppi Yadet-
bppten, BON We{ten unb Suben uub in Terbiu-
bune nit ben Stasen mad allen pben erwabnten
Ylaben.
&uf pfeier &oute .erfpart man bret Sage
an 3eit.
:3usoitb unp fpnfiee Gra&t su ben %biaisneA
Yret}en.
9bruueb-Ttdets mad alien &ii9tunsen 1nb gu
baben am Borb ber Nortbern Qinie u. yftnnelota
padet-& ompaenie, sas Gepad mirb NIT Marte1
Derlebens (Gbeds) unb eebt T9er.
Y.B. 9rpat. Gidet-Ngent.
:. go pttt A, Gra&t.M gent.
s. s. q, papwseh, Vta+ Cup.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-22

@pmmer<M arrangement
Neue paha9ier< unb Grpre6z
9etrptt= unb mi1maufie-G ifenbahn.
tn gerbiupnns nit ben
Neuen uno f91nen Observation-Disclosures
uD@etrptt" utb vMflwaufew
9aS Oampff9if uMiIpaufee", @apt. &idorps.
1erldbt ben Opd am TuBe Spr Milpaufee- Stroes
1eeen Mor9en praet1e 5 ubr (Spnntaes aueoe-
n%pr1nten) unb itebt nit ben @15eubabu- 3iioeu pe,
Getrott- uno Milpaufee=> Great QSeiter1< ,nh
Netp<yprt Central Stall Gtpab 1T ptrefter Ser
b%inbung,
antunft in Miaeara Sails 4 ubr moraens,
MltenY 4 lbr Nadm..
New-yprt 9 l1br 80 81. Mbre.
SeltoM u nbr Nadts.
Das DamRfi9if rDetruit"> Capt. Megrtr,.
Serlabt ben ODD Der Detrpit< unb Milpautefr
etleubabn<Gp. Na9mittaes 4 lbr (@pnnto>e
a~us9enpmmen).
Mnfunft in Detrptt 1br 30 m. m,r.
@usp. Bridge 5 rbr Nbenbs,
Mlban9 4 ubr Mproens.
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8oipn 70 ubr45M. Mitt.
palase= YiQets : Dia @csel> peer Danpfln,,
nad' Sre1nen, 9amburg> 5apre> Mntwerpen, &pt<
teroam, Hiperpool &C. &perben III ter Stfce he,
@ompegnie ~uerfauft.
Yaquete fir tr9enb einen an Der Detroit mn
Mttlpautee : giienbabn e%elesenen Wlas nerreu
prompt unb btQt9 b%efGrbert.
Dfan iet9ne Tra9t: Via D. & M r
01e1s epn1pagnie ~befDrbert GraGt au bebeutent
9er1u9eren Yretlen, 19neler unb fderer. ols If.
sfno etne anbere GeieQ51aft.
S1pse in Mtlwautie 800 0fpaRerfrabe.
c y. 0iemeter, @aiirer.
Sul1us Mostus> General 9eent.
s. 8. Wbttman,
r%ettenber @yrnt fir ben Welten.
3bonta@ 5prbes, >m.0:
@tlltam 8erens, yaMas's1'
D+W. Greeman, "ss'te''
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Deutf4e
6 . II III lat {.

Der 1nter3e@nett bena@ri9tist hermit bas
eeutf4e publifu>t, bab Ct BON ~
9errn &. ppn 8aumba@, In Mtlwautee,
&pu1ul fir 8atern.
p - QB irttembtrg,
- M~eflenbur9 unb
@rpBbtr3petbum Sa9fen
erma9tietif, Dotumente, tptl&e mad ben senann-
ten @taaten, ober anbern beutf9en in Minneiota
relp. Milpautee nod ni9t eoniularil& pertretenen
@taaten beitinmt ilnb tunb Der euniularii9en ST.
slaubisuns t%ebirten, in Gmptans gu 'aebrnen, unb
b~ielelben, nit FOLDER Be9laubt9un9 perleben. il
mad per Befimmune, BEN Musfeqer III ~fir3eier
Grtf gu remittiren, ober glei9'per Yof an tbren
8efimmun9surt na4 Deuti9lanb III befSrbern.
Des8lei@en 1T er erbStts, in ieineun @ei@Gfts-
Bureau. az.
!6eymaro'9 Blpd, Dtitte @traBe,
&atbiu9eneen jebe eemini@te austunft aber lol-
DE 6raeea au ertbeilen, tpit lie in bit(en GtldGfts
in 8etra9t tuutmet 1tDeen.
Oscar malmro6,
Sfentli&er Nctar, 9eYparb'S Blpd.
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st olinen,L150 &i{fer, r2Qayers", 81,
&'s. earae,, balbe urb Siertel.
s e opltp Epmtr n. g..
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&autabat 100 &t1en af7ortirt. Cigars
rem, 10000 in,pprtifte urb einbtintf@t.
GppIe IS Q ID er u. 60.
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NeueS Sottler>@ efmdft

Sal. unb ane. 9ammer,
Drittei Strabe, pbsre @tabt, ten @tnslptp paus
unp sierteg Stra6e Sec. @raberT eesenaber.
ct. paul. Ntnn.
Die 1n%ter3ei&neten beebren I&, ben, perebrten
beuti@en wublitun1' bte ereettut An3eieef ~ ma.
den, Bag Re ett nenes @attter-@ ef&aft errtdtet
babtn. unb per(pre$tn, aQe 8eReQunstn prompt
unb biqia 3ug btfcrgen.
pferbfetl@irre unb Sattel fets scrrdtbis.A
tS9atpb inb Auouf 6at,u,er..
&einrftt 8aftp, ID
@aibtngtpnzS trabe, nebtn t9eiti@'s
-. Blacksmlth4Shop,
eaapfeb!t nd BEN eee9rten beutf&en Yublttuna 1um
8erferti8en neuer
- @Meuble8 rr
~ unb9&dr8e. -1'- -
o. Desalet@en empfebte i'd mid, I'M 81 O.
sirer uab 6trniifen alter Nsubles.:g
betnri1 8attnur.
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Wft6tgan @pMtbern

Detroit, Mpnrpe unb Tplebp Babn.
Oteie 2inie unb ibre @ertinounqeu biloen cine
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