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DRAKE'S PLANTATION Buffers

1Hey purify, strengthen, ana mNlgOfatt.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antiGote 10 change of water and
diet.
hours.
They strengthen the system and cnlivcn the
mind.
They prevent minsmatic and intermittent
fevers.
They purify the breath and acidiiy OF the
stomach.
They cure by dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DiarThTa, Cholera and Cholera
MoIbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are tho best Bitters in the world. They
MAKE the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great rcstorrr. They made OF
pure 81. Groin Rum. ihc celebrated Calisi,a
Bark. roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure of n beverage. without regard 10 age
tine of day. Particularly recommended 10
delicate persons requiring gentle stimulant
Sold by all GroCers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. II. DRAKE IL co, aH Broad
WHY, New York. sep 25-eoGm
i mOTELs AND RESTAURANTS
VIII ind On fSamins tion Of our lGrEe s,i well
HEAVY mon sTo%E CHINA TABLE WARE.
fLn srd eT R0HKS- SsrooSs, LIQUOR MINERS
pLh sHi 55Is ana BRITANNIA cAsroRs. BAR
ALE ,TtMbLEEs, CHAMPAGNE and WINE
BAN TIMBLEES, PUNCH PITCHERS. WINE
BLOCH TIN SOUP TUEEENs AMI cHAFING
TAGkE GTTLERY; TUMBLER DRAINERs and
oys GnrsTE HSM wI$iiE FL ,yp.cxr n, s,pn,x,
OPENERS. &C.. &c.
{. q. BOTELEK { son,
Bis, Iron Hall penna. avenue,
Sc 2S-eoJt between 9th and 18th SITS.
SHEPHERDS Flaps Ips~ AND BALHoRAL
full supply now in store. Also, other kinds of
families and housakeopers. "-"'' -
One prize only marked in plain figures, tie actual
Our SST,SGrn ana Eastern ess55ssponasnts send
Penn ay"mqc ana 9,h street,
Sc S-lt Perry Building"
PERSONS IN BLACK
stock of all kinds of DRY GOODS for Mourning
The vast quantity of Mourning Goods annually
cided bargains :he year round
One price only, the actual cash standard rala.,
Our Northern and Eastern correspondents send
PERRY BROTHER,
Sc H-Ht Penn. avenue and 9th street.
FOR THE FOLKS AT HOME All kin.l, OF
l. fancy and Sta pie Dry Goods for the Folks ut
home" Officers and Soldiers cordially invited
TO ms pect our large stock of Dry Goods for home
consumption.
One price only, the actual cash standard uoiws
arGried in plain fgnYss O
Our Northern and Eastern correspondents sup
sHAwLs. READY MADE DRESSES, isaas &c,
All parcels properly packed for express or other
conveyance, free of charge.
An inspection of stock and prices i'm plies no OBJ
legation TO purchase. PERRY & BRO
PERRY Building y
Sc S-lGt Pa. avenue and Ninth street
FNTIRE SUITS FOR LADIES, MADE AND
~ TRIMMED, NOW IN STORE.
Modern fashions and fabrics.
Also fine stock of Autumn and Winter DRESS
FABRICS bx the piece yard
Cur Northern and Eastern correspondents send
us Few supplies daily
One price only, marked in plain figures IL, ac.aal
onSL roIne PERRY BROTHER,
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WHAT Az AMOUNT SrYYsgINa AND pisua,H
nUior- the Volunteers would b. prevented Dy the
free ase Of Hoiioynys Pill. aud Ointment. For
wounds. S"res, AIT Se4srvy the r0intn"nt il car-
tain cure. and for Isp~ei 'U"in pssn rev-Fs Snsu
Pox. &c. the Pile the best medicine in the
world. Only Is eta. per Box or Pot III
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cash HOUSE!
~ QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS

~ QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
DRY GOODS at lowest prices and deduction of
b per cent. on all sales of $40 and over.
~ II y.u want To buy yerr goods cheap, buy from
Cash House. Ne sell eaciBsirsig toT Cash. Conse-
qurntly, orr p ices are always the lowest. 49,.
Customers who buy of us to the amount of n
snd upwards will have per cent. deducted frou
thc amount OF their bills. ~ 49,
Our stock is now com plete in ell kinds of HOUSE
FJRNISHING DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS
MOI RNING GOODS, MITE GOODS SHAWLS.
HOSlERI, GLOVES, GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, C., BE. and we solicit all in want of Dry
d"oas to inspect our stock before purchasing.
, W Goods delivered To any part of the city or
Georgetown free of chsSge. JOS. J. MAY.
New Store, 30S Penn sylvana avenue
seE-6t between 9th and nth SIS
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DI ED,

At Mobile, on tho lIth inst, JOHN MAXWELL
STRIBLIEG, G. 5 Navy, Exccatiye Oiiccr of @.
3. steamer Florida, sed years, months and p
days.
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

The KITCHEN AND HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
ICkE in the Store and Dwelling House ON Tenth
Henry Myers, viii be sold at Public Auction on
sATC bDAY imorningl NEXT, the 9th Instant,
damages done the property while in the occupancy
OF said Henry Myers unless some fri end or friends
come forward and pay the damages done the above
mentioned house, and so satisfy the landlord, sud
take away the Furniture.
So Est G.. WOODWARD
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BOARDING.

EIRST- CLASS, PERM AN ENTAND TRANSIENT
Il Eoard G,ny be obtained in one of the most
healthy and beautifAi locations in the city of
Washington. No. 80 Missouri avenue. BETWEEN "A
and AZ streets. and within two minutes walk of Pa
avenue. paymssters of the Army and strangers
visiting Washington, wouhi find pleasant home
during their stay, at moderate expense an 30
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20, AL OF YoC, 10 the Doisr Store 43S Penn
syiVania avenue, near A., street ami SEQ ~. .nlan
choice for one dollar. SO no 81 ~
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>, W 10! EIs OF TERpSICHoRE ara reminded TIM
ga. iS q vla.e6 DookbnderS Annual Reunion will
nihh>Mre az Tenn perance Hall on THURSDAY e"e
NE "a and will doubtless prove another
ore OF mos pleasant All ,r> for which the issnc;a
ti'n mas been 20 fortunate in getting ap. IT.
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THE IyDIAS HERS DocrOR, from Canada viii,
describe diseases and tell his patients the nature OF
their corr plants or illness without receiving any
information from thsin No carr ge for consultation
o. odrine. Office, No. IL Washington Bailding
Pennsylvsnis avenue, corner OF Seventh street
Washington, ID. &. a. a5-t tt
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CeMFoRr AND Ea .--Is one mnuts .Corns. Bun
ions. Caiiositirs, Warts Clu6 ani Inverted MI
Enlarged Jeints, Ch;ilsisins, and All Diseases OF
the Feet, cured without pain By DR.. White ths
wen-saown Chiropoiet, at APO Pennsylvania av
near AZ ST. So iStf y
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FVNU, NEW TENTH -TK. THEATER
Jons T. Fusu.. .Lessra ana Mana ger
hear"SRr bland. .:.....-..-... Stage Manager
TIE BRILLIANT FORTUNES
MAGsIricsNT ruEaTER ~
Fec: Enogani cy ne flares af Perri4r R-:srd =
The Flood Tide OF Success,
- Like to the prntic Sea- ...r
Seer feel retiring ehb-brt kcr7 due on -
TIKI JAM WAS so GREAT LAST EVENING
Ih,rr ,ras Hardly Sfdnd:a- Rao,.
Ia This Most Fasiiipnab BILE Thea:er
HUNDREDS Or LADIES TURNED AWAY
To Fill ether Places
THIS THURSDAY, EVENING sarr ~
The evar-sdhired young sc-ress,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
VIII repeat her great character in the splendid
Dramatic Rom ance,
FANCfTON,
THE CRTCKET,
hsaS ing nigils lie isrses: sgtira:ss il ths city
bodies rivre attraction Than dozen other plays
pr:tecei in a week elsewhere. '+t
o. Ss other play perfcrm .aar with Fanchon. or
ing to its extreme len 9Th aud beauty.
TOMORROW EVENING. tFRIDAY.,
AGRAND BENEFIT
To the Charming Actress
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
~A SPLENDID BILL, as usual
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Ufchessra seats IS cents
pseinnny GI,cie. 70 cents
No extra ehsr:. i.. reserved seats.
Sccrs opsn u quarter to O'Clock overture at
o~o'ocx curtain rises At quarter past o'clock.
5s@ GROWERS THEATER.
Psns. are~Se, near Hii,ards Haes. ...
LEONARD GROVER. ..-.........-........M MANAGER
rTSso Sssgs directs,
THIS EvENING,
Tenth Appearance of our
FAFORiTE AMERiCIN COUPLE.
MR.. AND MRS. W. !. FLORENCE,
Who will appear tonight with
TWO Gil aRMING Pieces,
Songs! Dances! Music.
~ An kIGIN NAILS
To commence with the twc-ac! Irish Dranis.
TIE IRISH EMIGRANT!
Mr.. W. J. Florence, as...............Tin O'Dryan
After which
"A Day riti he irish BRIGADE"
To conclude with tho bet of protean Con.edictlas.
THE YOUNG ACTRESS:
"a trsse4isn with limitations Of popular act.;s!
NH III. M j: fl,E:rns" r. Maria
tsptsin with III. WI WhisRsr s?Hi O' the
Nf French fif n9srs With ;s PHI BsrtF"
aseoici Il: song Win r sss"Ss'sIs
u
Mrs ". J. fl:r.rce ss .........:.. .Corney Graz
gan Iris: sf:ig. vita the - D"nny' rn"k J,s.''D
MfS. W u. IoTi nee, S.. .JITu sha Joyful bo!a
q Yankee blossom, with her origiiis. songs My
Mary Ann AID Polly wont yea try ine. o.;
TO MORROW,
BENEFIT Of MR. FLORENCE
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle &, cents
Orchestra Chairs ---.... ...............75 cents
Private Box" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S.
CO!Cfru Thiitry - CENTS
: CoiOred Partcrre -.---............-..-si cents
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUrs, rir Ba'tiro-, and
IarrisJtrg q tie North and W,.t-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on Sundsy-quick time
low iare and sure connections. Soldiers tickets sold
Through ~ Government rates. For tickets and fur
ther information apply At the oihce of Great Penn
sseEne aud Sixth St, W ashington. Office open from
D q m gnti. p. NJ; on Sundays from 2 to p. m.
Az H-b 60. koRToJ Agent.
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PoLICE.-The Third Ward patrolnen re-
ported Yesterday: Joseph Hand, attempt 10
steai soldiers horse; turned over To the mill
iary: Charles Layancey, charged with robbing
IL x. Cotton, n soldier jail for further hearing
market; turned over 10 the military Louis
Maiina, creating nuisance: fined -. Oliver
bil khead, selling liquor 10 soldiers fined $50
ny Justice Thompson. Mary Streminpl, assault
ana battery; diSrnis Sed-by JuStic. Clayiou
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POUND IN THE CANAL.-This morning. the
patro!man on duty ar the Second Ward Station
was called upon TO examine n box found i'll the
canal near Twelfth street bridge. 1t was about
fourteen IN ches square and when opened was
iound 20 COntaln quantity OF soldiers old
clofhing The fact excited suspicion, rs the
SIDES and ends OF a coffin similar in quality
and construction to those made for the burial OF
soldiers was found floating near by. The Inys-
terry renaIns 10 be explained Some persons
sUppose that n subject of the smallpox had
been sunk in the canal; but this is hardly prob
able.
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AUCTION SAFES. J


THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.
LIMITED STATES MARsuALr SALE o. fHE
DECREE of the District Court of the nss-d Ssstrs
lor th- Distfiet 81 Coiamtis, vti sell at pnehs
ssle ior cash, st the Goyernment store .hoase. -
Tn =. MnshingtoE Navy Yard, In said Ifst-ict %
FRIDAY, the 3Ah Day of September instant, com
mtnsinz o. y O'Clock y. the following eoots end
,s.I, ~, T., me veee.i Blossom, Viz Lot wseee,
iyt sat- LOT t-s barrels Of sugar. box marked ner
peiie, lot tooth brushes, aud box Of psrrasies
caps. WARD n IlMoN
Se s'-"H L. q Marshal, ID. @.
by w. L. WALL 4 CO, Auc.ione.r.-
TRC STEES SALE OF VALUABLE pRop-
j rsry.-By virtue Of q deed OF trust duiv are.
cated. and recorded in the Land records Of W.x
ing county in Lieer A. s., No. lss folio IA vs
shall sell 81 Public Auction, ca the prem;s-s =
FRIDAY, the nth day of September, K d isS ~
Ave q clock y IN the following property win f.cSs
numbered seven l7l and nine (sIin hinsnns sas-
division, Of part Of square numbered siy hsoarsd
and siTteen (6ls, together with the improyements
thereon, of a small Brick House, &c.
Terms: One-thir cash the BALI nee io too esual
Pc. neBts. ~ six ard twelve months. with uterest
deed given and q deed Of trust taken, 10 secure
the deferred payments. Conyeysscing al the csst
OF the purchaser. -,
A RBERLY. Trustees.
ans W. l.. WALL CO. Asssa.
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Il 4 f. AND EAR.
DEAFNESS
lIR. Won MOSCHZISKER. the only legitimate
European OCULIST and AURIST in this
country; can be consulted on all mslaies OtsTSs
the EYE and EAR, requiring Medical treat ~
ment or Surgical operations to restore SIGHT and
HEARlNG. Office 225 Pennsylvania avenue
DR.. Won NJ. has, since his Residence in Washing
ton, performed many value cures on the deaf and
blind, and the testimonials awarded him. (which
order. -, -. q, I.is,.
CLIFFBURNE HOSPITAL, May ., 1862.
NOTICE-On and after this date visitors will be
allowed to enter the wards of this on Tues
days, Saturdays, and Sundays only, and on those
days only between the hours Of . and p. M
JOHN 3. KILLINGS,
m q Asst Surgeon u. 8. Army in charge
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HChssE SSss5 hNH a asRsEss s,. aye
Eors~. Buggy. and Harness. E
SOS W. L. WALL 4 CO. Aacs~.
Ry GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs.
Two FRAME HOUSES To BR REMOVED Az
ias s. s9:t Sas s the =
,s sT ,SssS On shs rss. side Of 'a street. as'
Terms onethirS en.h ssisncs cr~ai, Of 50 Oar.
;s s GssEs So' wffT irsSE n kss
by GREEN WILLIAMS, Aaction.~r..
ExcELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
sosbh8 The . s:s ss .s :s. .s
sst No s.. sIssS :s;sss ss. :, L All. al
One On eSss s P;sno e Vi.
SNYDER, an excellent instrument, STOOD ANA
onc walnut Hsircle,h Parlor Set consisting q
One 81. AT. S kSssin snS fssSS a Gss
marble tot. Drrssirs and ether Burrss,.
Fine Walnut Jenny Lad and other BeaStesas.
Pine Painted Gotta 20 and Walnut Chamber s~,s
Mantle Ornaments, China. Glass and Croker,
Clocks, Beds, Bedding and Mattress, Table. AMI
Fine lot Of Preserved Strawberries. Blaekberris.
Fine BTp.sels ana other Carpets and Rugs oiIeIots
cooEinE' Rsdistor ard other Stoves,
AID many other articles. which we deem unneees
ssIy TO enum-rate.
Terms es,h' in han& aas f%Sd. x,,,,.us
se"5I tlntelligeneerb Auetioneers
NoTICE.--Dy virtue of an order Of di.tr.in
SG sH, ssssy Of ysG SS.
that have seized and taken under sail order N.
rfGRF File. 1 aha fSE: w Mari
EhaIrs lamp l1i Ben,hes Ie:sins Glass,
lures. hSr-Rocm sud Fixtarss out q doors.
ccn-iiins Of article. ioana on s5s pre nj sec
numerous to mention in this advertisement.
Lsmed property on Anelostan Island. topposi.e
Geor sgtown.l on TUESDAY NEXT. sep;ember
rent due and in srrssrs to & iis
Brady amounting e M sps = sssii n.,s
M.si, !:sss s.E y. c.s e Wit
cult Court, Of the District Of Columbis, for the
e sSass 20 ps:e ss saa t re
M,uss dosr Of ssid county, on MONDAY the 18th
SsssFiSei ISts !o-s. VIZ Lots Lot. leits ere I
ID. T.. r. and G., in James Dunawin Subdivision. OF
he IL and 3 Z No i il
and singular the improvements thereon seized ana
and will be sold 70 Satisfy ,uSics. No as % os
tober lS62. in favor OF Daniel y. Swope. -.
sels-dtd L s Marshal. B. C.
by W. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers.
0'RCsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
tRrr,IBy virtue of a deed Of trust, duly exc
ington county, in Liber J. A. g., No ms, folio 8.
we shall sell at Public Auction, on the preni:es.
1872. at five clock y. m, Lot numbered ten tla %
square numbered eight hundred and seventy four,
(ss4l
Terms: one-third cash the balance in two
sesusl payments, at six and twelve months, win
interest. A deed given and a deed OF trust tskeo.
to secure the deferred payments Conyeyancins ~
ALFRED scHucKINa.
A. EBERLY, Trustees
aus W. l.. WALL 4 Co, Auefx
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FUTURE DAYS.

by W. L. WALL a Co. Aoctioneerx-
South corner OF Pa avenue and Ninth street
HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS AT AUG
H TIoS.-Dn SATURDAY MORNING Septeu ~
g. We shall sell without reserve tor cash
Hors~, Buggy. and Harness,
kn@ 4 WALL A. On A..
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DEATHS OF SoLDIEEs.-The following have
been reported since Our last:
gan Cavalry. -
a. IL. Nibzchc, company E lith Mas
Dan:el Moran, company +, 2d Excelsior
jam X. Porter. company f. 18th Pa
J: Il. Bennett. company III, I'D Ohio.
" m ID. Webster. company III, e3i Pa
" in. Fuller, company r, 18th Mass
1orporai Nj. Flower, company G., 1Gist n. Y.
walter Strous cOnplny i, SlSt Ohio
Thomas KEns. company +, I'd Md
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Ry GREEN WILLIAMS. A.etIonecr..

Two FRAME HOUSES To Bs REMOVED Az
4 ArcTios.-On MONDAY, tho 10Th instant. ~.
two franz houses with brick foundations 10 Ne r~
moL-di situated the wcst side Of 18th street. neat
TO the corner Of New York avenue
Terms: One third cash; balance credit Of 80 dars
ssss GRsES so wfiT r1rsSS in 49,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FOkU, NEW TENTH .TR. THEATER
9ea:i ST., a6ors Pe=aSy!rania az.
L. Fofb. .tesS:a ana =: snAger
hVSFHSRy bland. Stage Manager
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ENT1RE SUITS FOR LADIES, MADE AND
~ TRIMMED, NOW IN STORE
Modern fashions and fabrics
Also. fine stock of Autumn and Winter DRESS
FABRICS bx the piece yard.
Our Northern and Eastern esponients send
us Few supplies daily
One price only, marked in plain figures ~, oc.aal
onSL r0Ine. PERRY x BROTHER,
se E-Pt Penn avenue and 9th street.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-20

THE UNDERSIGNED INTENDING TO MAKE
i a change in his business on the first of January
next will dispose Of his stock Of goods at e1ceedimgIy
lo,o prices until that time for cash. or to punctual
customers. My object is to turn as many goods as
possible into cash, giving the purchaser LIBERAL
bargain for his money. f. W. BONNEY
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-20
The Cash System

HAS BEEN FORCED UPON Us BY OUR
Ii inability to obtain the means Of continuing our
business from any other source Our customers will
therefore please take notice that we will henceforth
fll no orders (unaccompanied by cash} whether for
under prsvious special arrangement dish, city made
soiA u.s. J. J. WORKMAN 4, CO. {.
January 10 +3f
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News from Europe.

RICHMOND, juno l6.-Ihe Africa has arrived
at Halifax, with Liverpool dates to the a1st
ult. The French army in Rome is about to be
reduced to single division. The English con-
servative party have collected all their strength
for the purpose of>upsetting Lord Palmerston
on the retrenchment question, and ministe-
rial crisis is deemed imminent. Mr. Lindsay
has given notice that he would call attention
to the relations of England with the Federal
and Confederate States OIL the 9th of June.
The London Times, Of May 9th, says that
Lincoln was right in describing the war as "a
big job" "It is" says the Zymes "the biggest
job of the kind ever seen, and no more ninety
days business. The battles known to be imm-
nent will exceed in severity any hitherto
fought" The Times, alluding to the Infamous
proclamation Of Butler, says that ''it rerlizes
all that was ever told of tyranny by the victor
over the vapquished," and that "the state of
slavery endured by the ncgros of New Orleans
. cannot be more absolute than that now suffered
by the whites of that city"
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Notice.

THIS rs TO CAUTION ALL PERSONS FROM
i trading for q Note given to Mr.. NJ. K. Black for
about two hundred and seventy dollars. dated the
early part of the present year. and signed by 'Suth
erand & Lemond and James Dunlap"-,he said note
having been lost and since settled, by new paper
1t given for the hire of Phil and Charles for the
year 1861. e. w. BONNEY.
December 20
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From Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA, June Chattanoogs 10
still threatened. The enemy is reported to be
below Shell Mound. on the opposite side of the
river, at Rankin's Ferry. 1t is supposed to be
Mitchell's force. A picket skirmish took place
at that point last night. Col. Starnes' Sd Ten.
nessee cavalry, who were supposed to be cut
of, came in this morning. They had skir.
mish with the enemy's cavalry, near Murfrees-
boro, in which they captured 90 prisoners and
killed g.. "A battle is hourly expected between
Kirby Smiths forces and Gen. Morgan, in Pow
ellis Valley.
YANKEE CORRUPTION AND DEeKNERAcY.-
The Washington correspondent of the Cincin-
natl Commercial, not having the fear of Fort
Warren before his eyes, speaks out in the fol-
lowing plain manner:
Shall say word of public corruptiong
The torrent cannot now be stayed. 1t is over
whelming. Fortunes on fortunes. are being
made, and will be made by favorites, and there
seems to be no help for it except in general
reputation. If were to tell you the one
hnndredth of what know you and would be
IN Fort warren or Lafayette in fortnight.
don't mean to say that the secretaries connive
at or profit by these specuations; on the con.
trary, am confident they set their faces against
them, but they are powerless under the vast
amount of business under their hands, and the
pressing necessity Of their departments.
need not write you about the present Con-
gress-SeEate and House. Nothing marks
the decline of the Republic more than the de-
generacy of these bodies. There is hardly a
first class intellect in either. The Republic
has from the highest sunk to the lowest depth.
God grant that we may rise again.
CHAPLAINs = The last act of the Con
federate States Congress; I'M reference to pay OF
Chaplains in the army, approved by the Presi-
dent April 10, 1862, allows them salary Of
eighty dollars per month, With rations for one
man. N.gives them no rank, and enacts moth.
ing further insregard to their position and dr..
ties-So~thern Pres6yterian.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-20

THE TELEGRAPH LINE FROM CAMDEN TO
L Kingsville is offered for sale. There are thirty
seven (37) miles of good wire Twelve Q2) miles of
it single new wire with soldered joints
With the same, two (2) good Magnets and Registers
and all the connections of the Office offered for sale
Persons wishing to purchase may take the Line as
it stanos with the Glasses and ackets can have
it taken down coiled.
April s J.K. WITHERSPOON
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For. Sale.

An ExCELLENT ONE OR TWO HORSE BUG
a GY, with top; and also good DUMPING
CART and Gear. Apply at the Bank m Camden.
April s a-.s 49, 4 !.
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ana 90 6ef5l ~ hulss, aud destroyed three
kfge trshsports - lbs PsnsnEy lsdss With
commissary and ordnance stores. s {
The, Medical Director Of Jackson's army re-
ports rnofioisIls, il aIlettsr from Port Repub-
lie, that on Sunday the enemy left on the field
J. 1000 dead and wounded, and on Monday l2,-
90 dead and wounded and 700 prisoners. The
Confederate loss in killed and wounded was
! 200 on Sunday and 500 on Monday,
The Richmond ESansiner learns by q recent
arrival from Norfolk that ono of the regiments
ordered to march to reinforce Mcclellan, mu-
tinied and that sixty Of the men we're shot
( before order and obedience were secured. At
the time Of the departure Of the Eraminer's
infornant sixteen English war vessels and, four
iron clad, one among which was thought to be
the Warrior, we're in Hampton Roads. The
cause Of the visit Of this feet was unknown,
but gave rise to many surmises, both among
our own people and the Yankees.
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