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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-20
Special N Offices.
NOTICE.

AS 1T is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY ]
should collect portion OF the debts due me in order
to meet current expenses, respectfully request all
those indebted to by note open account to pay
part if they cannot pay ALL In my present position
am unable to attend personally to collecting these
claims but Mfr DoBY at the Branch Bank, is my agent
who will receive payment and give receipts for any ac-
counts pald him. TW SALMOND.
Virginia, May 8
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FOR THE CAMDEN CONFEDERATE

Mr. EDITOR: The following noble and beau
tiful sentence, breathing the lofty and proud
spirit of Old Virginia in her best days, even
now, in the day of her adversely, occurs in a
letter from private Virginia gentleman, to a
gentleman in this town. 1t has the ring of
true metal, and deserves publication
"Virginia is wasted-her soil desecrated, her
cultivation suspended, her people killed, and
their homes pillaged. But she is being bap-
tized in suffering to perfect her virtues, and
glorify her history. The separation is WIDEN
ing and deepening. There is an abyss of hate
and bitter memories, filed with blood and skel-
etons, s0hich can rever be spanned 5y any
bridge" ess eggr D.
Captain Berry, we'll known as the former
commander of the New York and Charleston
steamer Columbia, died at the residence of bis
brother, in Brooklyn, on the. Sd inst. Captain
Berry was the first man that entered Charles
ton harbor under the Palmetto flag. He was
imprisoned in Fort Lafayette for alleged seces-
sion tendeneies, and was released but few
weeks since.
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DIR. T. REENSTJERNA, WHO WILL REMAIN
in Camden during the Summer offers his services to
the public in quality of Physician, Surgeon and Ac
couchier. Office over the store Of Messrs Gayle d.
Young.
May 80
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Pistols.

\ PAIR OF DUELLING PISTOLS, OF LARGE
IA calibre, that may be used as Cavalry Pistols
Also-A fine Cavalry Horse
Apply at the Bank OF Camden.
June 20
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Prime Lard.

S00 POUNDS COUNTRY LARD OF SUPE.
COO RIOR QUALITY, for sale at the Old Corner.
Also-Fine North Carolina Hams, for family use
June 20 E. w. BONNEY
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Rublii, 6ofice

6UU11e 00I1G6s
T,HY MEIzENs ARE HEBBBY INFORMED
di. hes clsened all nuisances tsnoyed ana weeds cut
down The Council will inspee& the same ON Monday,
s0th inst Parties failing to comply with The above
are notified that Council will order them cleaned at
owners expense.
: By order. RIM KEN EDY,
June 20 Seerefnrv a,vo fen
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FBoM MEMPHIS TENNEssEE.-Itis rumorcd
that our gunboats at Memphis have had fight
with the enemy, and that all of them were de-
stroyed but two, which fell into the hands of
the enemy. This is unfortunate, but it was
not to be. expected that our little fotilla could
hold out against the powerful fleet of the enemy.
The city is now occupied by the enemy's forces.
augusta Constitutional;st, June 10.
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TN lzlt s. Is A 'ss'visolsi Cav
4IlrR 4 Northsrn JpqrsaI Srots 81 The la
rpsnted Asbby = fcw daY, tsips a. follows:
Ashby has displayed : eeaious IN the imam
agemeIt of his men which has made him no
ordinary commander Ho protected the re-
treat of Jackson most admirably. He is a
great horscman, and always has been;. and
through these mountains and forests Of tho
Shenandoah has ranged on horseback in the
hunt of the fox and deer, and has often distn-
guished himself in the tournament which is
among the still icherished practices Of the vir-
gnians. While riding at the top of his speed
he will throw his lance upon the ground and
seize it again in passing with the utmost dex-
terity. His horse, too, is disciplined, like his
master, in the accomplishment of the most
wonderful feats. He will drop to the ground,
in flash, at the wish of his rider, and rise
again as suddenly, bound through the woods
like deer, avoiding all trees and branches
clearing every obstacle, jumping fences or ditch
es with perfect ease.
USELESS LABoR.-B Beauregard's evacuation
of Corinth has rendered useless all the vast Ia
Dor the yankees have expended in preparation
to reduce the Notifications prepared by him at
CorintE. To show what has been done, cor
respondent of a Northern paper says:,
Since Gen Halleck took command at Pitts
burg Landing, our army has built, incredible
as the story may sound, more than fifty miles
of entrenchments, and full two hundred miles
of wagon roads! Four parallels, each more
than twelve miles in length, three or four roads
wide, corduroyed and bridged- leading from
the landing to each corps de'armee-all the
works of our men, many of whom never before
handled spade or ar axe in all their lives.
EXCLUSIVE YANKEE CoMMERcE.-The New
Orleans correspondent of the Havana Diario
de la Marina, Path ult, says: "Gen Butler
has just instructed Commodore Farragut not to
allow any vessels to come up to the city, except
American"
John Bull and the Emperor will probably
look after this matter, as they did at Norfolk.
BY the way we, perceive that there have been
almost daily arrivals Of British and French
men-of-war for some time past. -iSuvannah
Republican.
, GENERAL BUTLER "KEEPs A HoTEL"-N New
Orleans at present is without hotel. The ST.
Charles is occupied exclusively by Gen. Butler
and staff. Sentinels march in front and around
it; heavy cannon are placed on the banquet
before it. The City and St. Louis Hotels are
closed, and the St. James is a hospital for
Federal soldiers. The custom house is occu-
pied by a regiment of Federal soldiers. La
fayette square is an encampment for another
regiment, and the mint is similarly occupied.
FBoM MEMPHIS TENNEssEE.-Itis is rumorcd
that our gunboats at Memphis have had fight
with the enemy, and that all of them were de-
stroyed but two, which fell into the hands of
the enemy. This is unfortunate, but it was
not to be. expected that our little fotilla could
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evening. Private Samuel F. Edgerton, of the
5 same company, whose wound was at first re-
ported not serious, also died ycsterdy.
The loss Of the Sumter Guard has indeed
been heavy. Their First Lieutenant, j. WARD
HOPKINS, was severely wounded in an action a
fewd.ys before; and the company is now left
with but one commissioned officer, Lieutenant
BARBor.-Nercury ffs -
Sick Of Negros--Strange Revelation.
The Fortress Monroe correspondent of the
New York Herald writes to that paper as fol-
lows, under date of May 29th:
Times are changed here. Everything is
changed. The people arc changed. Even
the "poor African" is changed. He who was
meek and lowly then, is now saucy and impu-
dent and their insults are so frequent, that we
begin to look upon them as a necessary evil.
From all appearances, in few weeks more a
''poor child of Ethiopia" at Old Point Comfort
will be better than any man in Boston. But
is this not a war for the elevation of the color
ed race, and why should we thus feel offended!
Is not Brother Wilder working for the eleva-
ton of the races Does not Brother Wilder
sleep in the same house with the colored BROTH
crs and sisters, and eat at the same table with
the "dear colored sisters" why should we not
do the same? Alas! for us; but to use a com.
mon expression, we "can't see it in that light"
Life. here at present is next to intolerable.-
What will it be in few weeks to Gomez You
live next to the dead and dying; eat the same
miserable lamb, ram, ham and beef day after
day, week after week, and month after month;
sleep anywhere and everywhere; continually in
contact with niggers and Abolitionists-and
yet this is called life! Thank heaven, tho
Merinac is blown up. Iguess the Flag Officer
would say amen to that
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DURING MY ABSENCE. MIR. las.
DUNLAP will act as my Agent
March FL THOMAS j. WARREN.
M. ISSELL-DENTlST.
HAVING REMOVED FROM CHARLES
TON, and located in Camden, offers his Pro-
fessional services to the inhabitants of Camden
and vicinity. He may be found at his resi-
dence in Rutledge street, near Fair street.
May 22d, 1852
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Through the courtesy of friend we have
been permitted to use the following extract
from private letter, from an absent volunteer:
"Though the bullets whized around me like
bees and my ears deafened by the explosion of
shells, came out unhurt. l was within a few
feet of our beloved General, JOSEPH E. JOHN
sToN, when he fell, and assisted in carrying
him off the field. He was struck behind the
right shoulder with minnie ball, inflicting a
very serious wound, but glad to say he is fast
recovering and will soon be able to take the
field again. Gen. LEE is III command at pres
ent. Our misfortune brought us from the field
sooner than we anticirated leaving, but not be-
fore we were willing to leave, as we were ex-
posed to most terrific fire, without the means
of returning the compliment l have always
had desire to get into fight, or rather a
battle, that l might learn or see something
warlike, but have had my curiosity gratifed,
and can't say am anxious to get into another,
but feel ready and willing to do so at any time,
for we shall surely have to fight desperately for
our independence. But we 60 into battle with
strong arms and willing hearts, and wiH fight
fight and neser cease until zoe get liberty or
deathp' ts
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