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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-11

A SAD lNcIDENT.-The wife of SOL
diers on Sullivan Island recently visited
him in camp, aud carried With her deli.
oacies from home. Shells had not been
thrown on the island for two or three
days, but while the lady was settise in
the midst of a group Of friends, the en-
eRy opened, and the very first missile
descended and exploded IN her lap, killed
two men around her, mortally wounded
another, tore off one of her arms, her
limbs, and shattered her entire frame.
Strange to say, she fingered several days
in this agoDized condition and finally
died in the hospital.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-11
Another Brilliant Victory in Mis-
SiSSippi.

sissippi.
MERIDIAN, May 5-Adviccs from o.
i've Branch have just been received. Af-
ter eight hours desperate fighting our for
ces rcpnlscd the enemy, driving him
across Thompson S Creek. The enemy
numbered l500,and ours only 500. Rein,
forcement are being rapidly sent forward
to our troops
Aupthar account, dated Cleveland,
Miss, Mays, says: Col JSo. S. ScorT,
commanding cavalry force Of 800 men,
engaged 5000 Yankees from Baton Rouge
and Port Hudson under Gen. ANDREWS.
After several hours fighting, he repulscd
them with heavy loss, Including Colonel
y. 4. BoARpMAN, of the 4th Wisconsin
Cavalry, killed. Our loss five wounded.
The fight took place at Olive Branch Creek
The enemy is in full retreat towards Baton
Rouge, and WISGrlELD's cavalry are in
pursuit.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-11
Flutterinp.,

We chronicle, with no little pleasure.
SYMPTOMS ola decided relaxation in: prices.
The market is in an unsettled condition.
but the .tendancy is downwards. The:
new crops will add to the Depressing
influences at work, especially as they win.
be coming in when the heavy tax due the
Gevernment nccessitatcs the use of money
Our citizens want money now. AS the
Macon Telegraph perlinenAy remarks.
Every man who has anything to sell
will then see it would have been far bette,
to have pressed his stuff upon the market
and taken April prices in the ,deprecjated
ives than to have "waited for the new
lssue'--forlis actlal loss will be far be.
yond the discount. Sonow the policy is
to sell as soon a, possible, for the prices
will fall gradually from day to day, lust
as certainly as the value of the commod.
tiles for Sule' have TO BE- measured BY
! contracted instead ola inflated currency
We know it is set up by some that the
scarcity Of food supplies will prevent a
decline; but that is Il false hope of the
/ spectators, because the same scarcity
entered as condition into the price while
the currency. was inflated. The scarcity,
: whatever it may be, is not a thing of. to-.
day, but existed months ago; and Besides,
we have no idea that it is actual and ma.
tural, but affirm and believe it is, for the
most part, purely artificial scarcity,
, occasloned by boarding and clamor
against the currency.
Furthermore, when the actual experi.
m"nt Of every householder except
ST.. culating men, who have or had more
money than@thcy knew what to do wi'',,)
, has sa'isi'd him that "A community may
diminish It's consumption off,ol onc-half
wlthont detriment, scarcity becomes a
mere relative term. Let no spccuatur in
food, therefore, pin his faith upon "scar-
city to combat the inevitable tendency
Of vast reduction in the volume of tho
currency. lfhe does he will lean upon
broken reed. Prices must go down, and
when producers, who are waiting for the
new issue, are able to get it, then they
will have to wait for higher prices, and
then they will have finally TO sell for
lower prices: The days Of four dollars
per pound for bacon and lard--niue
dollars for butter--fiftcen dollars for peas
and potatoes, and so on, are numbered
with the past.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-11

There is good story told of Medhai,
the native East INDIA general. His fol.
lowers took from the English a lot Of
herpetisany sealed provisions, in tin
cans, and not having seen anything Of
the kind before, he mistook them for
canister shot, and fred nothing from his
guns FOR three days but fresh lobsters,
picked salmoud and other delicacies,
thus supplying the Britsh camp (Which
he was trying to starve into surrendor)
with shower Of the freshest of English
provisions
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-11
Lincoln Means to Hold Over.

1t is intimatcd i'm thc North that Lin.
coin means to hold over for another term
elected or not. The Washington cores,
pondcnt of the World, speaking of a plot
going on for this end, writes:
Every one in Washington understands
that the removal of Pleasanton, French.
Newton, Sykes, and the other Generals
from the Army of the Potomac, is blow
to McClellanism there, aimed by Secre-
tary Stanton, though apparently executed
by others. That purpose is to use every
means to control the vote of the. Army
of the Potomac in The coming Presiden-
tial election. Now, the army would vote
for General Mcclellan if he were 4 eau
didatc, almost enmasse, in spite Of all
the Establishments of Mr. Lincoln There
arc those here who believe, and do hesi-
tate to assert, that it is the intention Of
the Administration to perpetutc its pow
er in any event, whatever the result o
the November election, and that the plans
are laid, wide and deep, to accomplish
that result.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-11
Copperheads--The North&es& Rife
for O Revolt.

for Revolt.
The following despatch from Washing.
ton issignificant:
Information received here confirms sds.
picions of "a wide spread conspiracy in the
Northwestern States toinaugurate armed !
resistance to the Government, the object
of-this organization, of which we have fire.
quently heard SO much, is to accomplish
Fallandigham's idea, and to force the
countryi1to compromise with the Southern
rebellion. Crawford comfy, Ohio, the
headquarters of q gang Of Butterputs, has
been placed under martial law, / and
other counties in that State Will probably
soon be put in the same position Ohio,
Southern Indiana, and Southern IlIineis
contain the principal portion of those in. ID
cipient rebels, whose leaders only await A.
disaster to the National arms tc { eivs si tiieS
signal Of revolt. =
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-11

The Courier doubts whether the Yam
KEGS like the Hoke ache (hoe- e-cake) as
served up at Plymouth, N. G. 1t is very
evident that our Hokc ache gave some of
the rascals an unusual stomach ache; and
that they were not at all delighted with
the aquatic Cook who managed one por-
ton Of the fire. The Yankee commander
evidently considered the occasion as some.
thing beyond a mere Wet-sell,
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-11
Latest From The Seat of War,

The Battles on the Rapid Ann
Continued Success of Our Arms
OficiaF Dispatches from Gen
Lee-General Jenkins Killed
and Generals Longstreer and Pc
gram Severely Wounded-Fight-
ing Continued all day Friday
and Saturday-Movements on
James River, &C., &c. &C.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-11

Several of the Governors of Western
States are inWashington, urging upon the
President the propriety of calling out two
hundyed thousand more men for the pur-
pose Of guarding against the invasion of
States bordering on the Ohio River. 1t is
said that the President favors the plan,
and will soou call for two hundred thou
sand volunteers from western States only
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-11

EARNINGS OF SEAMsTREssEs.-Ar
drawers are given out by. contractors TO
be made in Portland, Maine, at FIVE cents
apair a woman sewing all day could
not make more than two pairs day. If
the thread given out with the drawers
falls short, as it is apt to do, the poor
seamstress is told that she must supply
the deficiency.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-11

The latest style of hoop skirts IS the
sclf.adjusting, double-back action, bus
tle-struscan face-e1pansian, .Picselomi-
ni-attachment, gossamer, indestzuctible
polocticomoram. 1t is said to be very
charming thing.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-11
--latest From Johnstons Army.

DALTON, May 1.-THE enemy ad-
vanced in front of Tunnel Hill this morn
ing and sheled our cavalry on the ridge
this side of that place for two hours.
They then fell back. They are reported
as movin. arsund to our left.
Our troops are in position.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-11

TALL PRICE.-One. thousand dollars
is the price now asked for ladies' spring
bonncts. Within the past week, num-
Der have been bought at that figure by
fashionable females of Richmond.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-11
Naval Engagement in North Caro-
lima.

TllE "ALBEMARLE" AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
The following telegram. from General
Beauregard was received at Department,
Headquarters last evening:
WELDON, N, G., May s.
10 General JonIuei Jones :.--Gcneral
Martin reports, on the sixth Instant,
from Plymouth: "The iron clad Abe.
rc.--with the euemy's raised gun-boat,
Bon,sheN.- encountered yesterday, at
four p M, two monitors from the mouth
of the Rnanoakc and nine Of the eEemy'S
gunboats, three Of them being very large
ones, from the blockading squadron.
The fight lasted till night. We sunk the
largest gunboat Of the enemy and dis
ablcd al least two monitors, without SER
ious injury to the -dlbem"rle;1 but lost
the tender. The result was cncourag-
ing
: (Sieped) &. T. BEAUREGAnD.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-11

for the old wagon road. These are the
roads formerly used by the country Peo'
pie in passing from Culpcper to Fred,
ericksburg.s When the enemy crossed, he
occupied both roads and both fords But
it seeas that, on Saturday evening, our
forces turned the right of his line, which
was drawn up along the plank road, and
at right angles to the course of the river.
Being thus cut off from the south bank
of the river at Gcrmania Ford, the ene-
my appears to have Withdrawn his line OF
battle to the old wagon road, lower down,
at the same time removing his pontoons
from Germana toHly's Ford.--Ed. Mcr,
cmy].
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-22

THE AMERICsN OIsPENSARY WE TREAT Rl
a new method. and with the hsppie>f results. Pro
IJS Teri falling IF the womb, JdRcerGticR JJcor
ions Luch rrAep, .whites L mary and sll other di
eases TO which the AHericdn Fsmldie is peculiarl
liable send three dollars and receive by express one
the Doctor's Fezrne >yriRges This instrument shouL
be used by every in the land for the purpose OF
clefnliR>ss cOafort, hedIth. dc free receipt
of stamp, copy Of Private Letter 10 Married Ladies
health. fc. The Doctors celebrated Female Pils,
fresh from the Dspeusary rerv good in simple dis
eases, irregularities DC. Price a.. sent by mail
At the american DiseEsFrg al>o treat, toith0u'
mercury, and with failing success lenerid OF
what the quack call DrUdts sscret diseases Syhlie
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Crcocee, YarcOcee, Car>Ocee. Spermatorhea. Semina
Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions Sexual Debility I'm.
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he experience Of the Surgeon IN charge of this de
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-22
PAINTING.

~ Long. NO. y EAST NV f"Rk >IhEET OP.
Il pOSlrg l-n,v.rsity square. prepared 20 do al
d. % House aud ign P.intg. Grsining and Glazing
~ sbor- no.ic- ard IN The hest style Pc Ions
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Ill dee5-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-22
From SsiIfon sscad.

Nfw Y RS VI rch u The Hertlds Hilton
He'd ietter ot the l4n say:
Four coutrahaudS triv,d here from the yicn-
T. "i Charleston Yesterday They brought no
news. except that none ol our shells reach fur
ther than Broad street. and that many of the
IL hthi ants are returning to the city. confident
that the Iank- cti never take IL.
boat-load ot de-elter> reached our lines day
before Yesterday The, Say Admiral F ,rragut
ha~ already captured F'rt (inne> wrrh garrison
OF lbo men. and ! now btngusa~av AT the cit,
Of Mobile They hsve no p.rticul r. and ",
do not yef receive Their reports as gospel truth
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-22
From New York.

NEW YORK. NJ ,rch 2l.-The Times Wash
ingtOn special of the ~ h ,ayS:
fuller and more correcl statement of the
before the Commitee on WavS and Means. is
that tobacco j. taxed % per cent ad valorem IL
the ieai, an,. 4D cents pound on manufactured
petroleum ctS per gallon on crude and 10 cts
on refined; distilled spirits 81 per gallon
Two OF the committee aIe said To he opposed
TO the high tx on liquors One OF them is OBJ
stinrte in his faith that tax of 81 cts u gallon
on whisky will pr"duce more revenue than tax
OF 81 So the taxes imposed in the bill pre-
pared at the Treasury toh-cco a-d whisky
my 20 into the Ways aud Mems COMMITTEE
reduced. but will not piob ,bly go into the House
reduced
Ii j. intimated that the tx Of 10 cents on re-
fined retro cum has ale,dy been Increased b,
the ~ub committee.
In addition To The above. very large increase
of revenue l. sought To- be made hy the new bil
by doubling he price of stamps on nOie>, bonds
&c.. ana taxing instruments o. forms not her etO
fore reached such a. letters patent deeds for tn,
CONVEYANCE of personal properIv. copies of in
Sllumeuls and documents led IN courts. execu-
tor processes from Ju~jlce'> courts &c. Their,
l. uo taX whatever ~ mtt. Beer j. taxed 81 ,
per bbl this iprureS lager
The Worlds " ashius'ou special of the 2Oul
saw:
Ii i now stated b, authority that Gen Gr ,n
will take comm ,nd III person OF the Army OF th
Poiomic
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ENOvATE r S,
CLEANING AND DYEIsG ESTABLISHMENT

,U,HE UNITED STATES Dl olsE, NJ 81 sOUTB
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

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NOTICE.

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Pm
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CINCINNATI. Mrrh pa dispatch to he
C"mmercl j, from StrtM",ry Pia.u~. d,teI ths
Ism. ~a,S:
The rei'el- are At Blll'> Gap in large force =
prob bi, ~ 0U0
The reports ct the rebels haviu. sent AVA,
most ol lheir aitiier, AMI wagons bv Railroad
ami mounted their men on AL their horses. ar.
confirmed
IL i the general belief that the rebels inten,
10 maSr a II ilen movement into Kentucky
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From " est Virginia.

NV York. VI rch 2l The Herald has the
following dispatch:
SIR JOINS RUN, WEST VIRGINAlJ
NJ rch 2Otn
Lust nigh' detachment of rebels reported o
te Gillm,n's men. made q raid into Bath. a viii
lage OF NJ ,rgan couniv. West Virginia. md sue
ceeded IA CAPTURING NJ Bristol, West Vlrsini,
State Senator. and Mr. Wheat. member of the
House oi Delegates.
As soon il was known that the rebels had
da-hei into Bath, Gen Sisel senr a force OF cav
airy IN pursuit. with orders To attack the rebels
wherever found
The latest Information received here is that
the pursuing tOrce had Overhaued them and
made some prisoners
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