The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
:. T. HERSHMAN, Editot,1
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, Ise.
Rio coffee was 30 l-2 to 80 cents per pound whole
sale, in Baltimore, on the 10Th ult

hio conee was 30 l-2 to 80 cents per pound whole
sale in Baltimore. on the 10Th ut
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Graniteville Factory Goods have been reduced in
price ABOUT loo per cent during the past week. =
The gentleman who left pair of gloves in the
CoNFEDERATE Office some week ten days since. can
have them by calling and describing the same.
aAdvlces from Minnesota represent that the people
On "asse are in favor of the execution OF the three
hundred Indians, per 's3ope's" order
The Legislature of Alabama has decided that the
militia officers of that State are subject to conscrin
tion. s. -I E.r
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The next session Of the Confederate Congress will
commence at the Capitol in Richmond, OH the second
Monday in january. ..
we are requested by Mr.. j. F. SUTHERLAND, to
say that the gentleman who borrowed his umbre Ia,
some few weeks since, would confer special favor Oh
the owner by returning the same without delay
Gen. Bragg has just issued an order from Murfres
boro. to itthe effect that the pay of all officers
absent without leave" be suspended until the absence
is satisfactorily explained.
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Next week being christmas, THE CoNFEDERArE
will be issued on Wednesday morning instead of Fri
day. that ourse and those associated with us il. the
establishment may be enabled to enjoy the service of
the holiday. a'4 @ ,
NELSON'S Rifle Battalion commanded by Capt.
VIM MCLYBUnN--passed through en- route for Whining
ton, NC, on Wednesday morning last Should they
engage the enemy, " somebody will get hurt
Mr.. S.'P. ANcKER requests us to say that he is in
Camden on visit for few days and is de ir us of
purchasing some fifteen or twenty young and Likely
negros-single, or with hnilies-for which lie pro-
poses paying the highest market price in cash.
Affairs in the Mississippi Valley are becoming inter.
esting. The enemy have commenced their projec, ed
forward movement. and we need not he surprised at
any day to hear that the struggle for supremacy in
that section has begun III t4
Our army in Eastern Mississippi Is at Okalona, a
prairie village fifty miles North of Columbus, on the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad Gen aPemberton is at
Greneda with the force recently near Holly Springs
Over three hundred Indians have been convicted
by the Military Commissioners, at the Lower Sioux
Agency participants in the late horrible massac es
and condemned to be hung. Whether they live or
die rests with the authorities at Washington.
The editor of THE CoNFEDERArE will pay the high
est exto tionate price for the purchase of the three
tn kies--Aeira condition good-borrowed, without
permission, from the, poultry yard Of Mr.. B. ALEX
ASDEsS on Tuesday evening or " ednesday morning
last Payment made in specie. If the inducement
be not saahcieht. we will endeavor to show up the
pa ty in our next, ISSUE.
1t viii be gratifying to the many friends and ad
mirers of Rev MANNING BROWN to learn that he has
been re appointed-for twelve months-to his former
pastoral charge, in Camden ffwne
Also Rev. }. L. SHUFoRD, has been assigned to his
"Oid Mission w ateree--in consequence of which
their will be great rejoicing So - " aa
MCNEL, THE MISSOURI MURDERER 1t is stated, on
the authority of Washington journal, that General
Mcneil. who ordered the execution OF ten Confederate
prisoners at Palmyra Mo is responsible for his action
to the Missouri State authorities under hom he holds
his commission. The Leavenworh Enquirer, of No.
vember 81 states that he has been surrendered to the
Confederate authorities first having been put in irons
but the statement is probably premature q
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