The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-06-03

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w!sssa Is PSI. aaa elseeesaaso N shrcs sssves.
sgTpus. AcEts4ce --A strange affair %
Ia slle Russian joarnals DO Moscoy.
sta ues,ss;esa OF sass house at the corner of
tsggas Ncss street wcrs asakcaed by tho ssasa
md cracking oi Arc, ard oEl getting np foand
tlsas Il lsrga p;lc of suel. eoassssag Of logs 0s
tres which fsI been lcssti ln tho eoass
ysss ss Id taass. IGlse sonilssFaaaes Has eg-
lsesl ss qnickis as ssossible. On esassl.
i,;,lr le remains m tho src, tho ealcine hsssaa
al !. ssasl.s,, YES. aa,an, AMI It sarned Out tEas
i wilow, i,aiscta TGseEssisa r. About tagtyy
vcass s,s agc, ls:ssi seii ID Cue houss had
disappeared. Noshing conla be heard Of sasis
wctaaa. and a. she had sfereasesSss declared
thas in hesc ,issss the sacsifsse OF human rsc-
tins naa necessary 10 apgease the waash o.
tssss szraigss sinner, the eonslassoH vas como
TO tlsat She Md lighted MP The FIRE and placed
herself Id tl4a midst Of it 10 be consumed. In
tho Russian Empire. tho Moscow jouraala ssase
siaat ssigSnsrsuassson from nosises Of religions
ssa,assa La slsa proyiaes of elanesz,
I,F essss,,s!e III ;sa sssaFse d one yess. no ssa
er tisas, fifteen, ,ssca and women, buFas them.
sesss se death, islstlc belief ist they were per-
ysfuslailas,, an aes blessing TO God.
Iasuv v.--. f:,ialls." eG the Mssssle ddssrtis-
er.says::
frnsy "a weIl sell Tic reason Why we have
heard nothing of Moshy Of lase. He also %
,.,s victim OF sreacilesy. bns the traitors ore
s.o Of ;.is owl ,ncu. who burnt barn 4osss Of
t.arr seriltasus, ate; rather than be punished
sss Il, sast of Ia Ihe yankees and Teyealed Moe
nIt;;sh nss 10 aeaiser hts 1sssH
cail thorn losstliar at gwen signal, and diss
pssss tltessi the moment fight was over. The
tuo rensgasies were 10 she habit Of ssaying u
sass old slssasa,l 3 barn, whcrs they aEnnsea
themsefscs t,Isysag cards and drinking whssr
key Setting tired Of cassis sud wlsiskey, they
basnt lile barn ias she sake of d novel sassas.
tiop as,! said COR IL llsc ness morning, sor they
had plenty os,meaay. Hearing Of u Acsby
determined 10 punsl them, snd seals man 10
| arrest them. They deserted, aud returning
| with q tersc 81 Yankees, saptiretl. one BY oass
nifse.y of Mcsi,ya tsiens 40 shai hrs bard . s'w
/ usarsy DESTROYED
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| 4 Tug Ntss,ss.rrs DEssgTs ssssT.--Ssca 5. D.
I0e, saws ,hc Meridian caariea, has assasasa
command Of this Department in sae ahasace og
Cen. Polk. who has gone 10 Iohasson's army
Ten. rolk lea Dcusoroiis on Monday NOR
ming.
Pho Asp poas.~~As When my lsI;r sees siiasief
PIG raansliag ati wai!owials % ditch, rae
estfIs her ltsa and ills hs shoulders q bis
nass;tcss. And IL. ahsn Tbs same pig leggs
frarYaf.. With Ssa.e sinf pasriarthal onions,
smokes usoa sls bear,l, Tho same lads sendeth
her plssp slsyee times.
s-4--.-@ss~s
Fssssi ore Iias sssss EfsHfsl On tho lands Of Mr.
ssss ~ ,s eisss i.ls Il, sss,e aiabs river, near
| Iaif}rIssille, Perry comfy Ma.
Gen. Ijotscssrcei ,eas shos through. the neck,
Iss,eslall entering Just below the adams ap-
psr.s' passing over the eoiEsr.bone and down the
ssl,oulsiss.tsasBs. The principal danger Of the
] wound is from the slcoghiag of the caEgcsad
artery.
General .Haiicck hiss been appointed chief Of
1.-THE Yankee cavalry bureau.
f The Wayaesbt,ro' .soath lasrus that some
three hundred Yankee officers are proving
aIc,ls Isasle aud The adioiaiag eaHntsca la
FtscoFga.a TlseY escaped from sse cars whilst
4 lsiina tassss 10 Camp sarates.
40 s. s8