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Raass.

L AHg ~
ThssRsss s0esdif elsaas1lt 10 tte sar. It spe,,ks
&c h.Hsy rs-aEieslB Of EapPy IhIaazk of pleasant
So tAF saEsIil kaHfds 5kt sp1az If
Eocd 24es e <a@ - % kh ~ tbs essiIh
sad kskts8 ssla - tha zaibszzsk sezlisS e sAIse
gallant EpiEiss who h&ss shsod mp nsaveay n de-
facs Of shs hoszss and aFszsd8s OF an oppressed
ana crossing HeopHs. Il a,saks os thu joyens VEL
ecas5 the etsD7iaR OF habds, the ktsart bursting
itk EladEess, the iogA ed l0yisR etnbraes as the
EktheF, son, hasaEad sid bsoth6r ruturns With =
Rh-lonE fuxlo1gatta uissE and rejoice With the
ioysd o1ss As honsh II svesks Of Liberty and In
dssssasSeo cg iziRht aiid gloEiozs future 20 eur
down -troddea coantzy, ne longer tbs football Of
sytaatsz bal tha ilEsse isaa ziezS Ct tbe Western
Word. N TIA Days % iyss lFEssnsf9y wc failed 60
sppseelAss shs fali iagoss sssa slEsaeeaeo Of the
! We pzsssd AIceK tie eciet Scenss Of life and
llAedly onee thoAEht OF che httls word 'sPeecei''
When we kaard de word Kzazszassd, is struck our
hstiess ears With % dEH sn1neaEiaG .e0und. But
What zzselG blsssIHgS, whHA Hsasea-bogn Joys are
aoE s==sszzed ep, IN that Ftkia sora, The great
ness and gTandeaEo f aAshFefsAFe 6 ianghE IL
e11.ssrfson with he heas A-eelt pleasure the sx-
aGisste delights, ths Enr k1taring charJTs yEhict
ara centred n thu WcEd q Fssee ~ ~ -
Jnss nos the nsgspapzs thrcaghsHt fhis ossee
uaised eo1ntyy @e tss1il 6 Eith t.Feaesis North
and South the word has been eengss up and
passed from pzaiF % paisz. Ana frSm Eeoath to
mouth, IA tks slsoas co1i1ry rss0aads Hssh the
| ery sad tas Ehals stmoa Ehszs, ssssH laden viii.
or readers wAeal 70 Ieok for shir sonanmfnasash
% deE0atsdfy to be -Wish ID; but We yery much
fear that che eei Is not yetstfzt ReScFy pezce
psece. Ehsn fhsap = 10 feassi' Bet Let Us hops
| foE sae beSt, fpatting sar eeahdsace IN God
oar Govsrumeet ear arm les aHt the 8enefEls who
| lad theE, and ps may jet hsIxe pcz5e, to ON
distracted soun1y seo9ir ulaa ezs most san.
guius nEy xPese--Crot taSaa.
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ia ssw YEA 6ssas6AI sssys,e In re.sliAsiea
@ te szasa usaEs &c ear ssiaIazs b. the rSlsls, ali
ths prsaasEs IA Te-t Lsfayesss aes not sSlOx5e 10
Fsesirs ssy Observation-Disclosures. .,
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RAaaBI RAGg!l

TTIE via ray Tho hlxAsst market price Cor good
w cotton OF linen rags % girs In exchange t9s
them hHe EnEifsh lsgiE aaa cap paper, OF kayei-
opes. Aapty At Use HEBEL OFF1CE.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-09

ONE THCsUsA Rid DORzLAYls RES9A AZ 10
ST0LEN iron my 1saserss co dis .stshe - szaa-
~ gust flat, my HoFve, biood beg, aft1sA .eA1n -
halfhands high, black name sad ed baaek hGs
icpg roand body, and large fsll eyssb z
will pay -OnG Thousana 1lellsFS lSr the delivery
Of the Herso to me or to Hal. Gea1 Clisathkn,
Army OF TcnnesOee, or for infoFmAtion tAat wiR
lead 10 his recovery, and No qusstiona asked,
w. r. ER6KIHE,
Chief QuartermAsteg Artillery, A T.
Atlanta, August a. 1854.
H-The Macon Telegraph, Montgomery Adver-
iser, Columbus Times, MassisStpPian at 6eias, sad
the Meridian Clariens Will ppblish the SboYs Una
week and send bills 70 this oE4co.
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Tas MILrzakx Srsusssox.--zAa EssglifaRy sfszla-
ton et this uoeaanYs sAssEga nct AlsngSshsE %
bright - NE could wish. ! deeidsdly hapefnL
After the tate aasaaaTs Sad ce1kmres Oh shzk f.
nous deaAsSSlk tbs Neaaoa FsElsu1 Great EszssAas
his cigar ia sspEene fzsn5 szEeisiag fhp NJ
drive inte Less sisagkieEhpnse. he il $50 dEs-
street, hussR - use up ais enaiEe saeek ez ceslbs
at singhl airoat satSin6, soe 1sis aasghs betrsy
his policy - che pccr v5szras. eezszE intersfEi
yhesWGen ,saek kntoasry IS Arrays Aaiesed, f.ok
merely for ress and Eaftenipg bus for lispelIing
any mental nSssasiress which may ensss ia reAaIs-
sueucs Of sach hightfal ana useless 1se.nalEs.
During this interval Be permits his herds 20 dSsirs
themselves siah erssasfye esiehing and iDeSsasn4
Smelling and sheTreheeks2kA Tina ie even :ssRe
diabolical Tan Atzregul&r slenzhteF1ngs, beearte
the psetensa OF res. sszxsss ea5y - break ao'sa
their vital eHsEgiea b sohalnaa Ieb0r By day and
nigh thus numbering them a. seEsy prey "a. ths
deakay inaueRces CT Ba3aisa- sDzily rsaisns of
,guinsne and whisky afoea osiy temporary reiIss
to their exbauktsd systeHss whzehs 10 sso1 IS alss
alcoholic ssimRlsatI pass eRsy, collapse lEAe sssa
y,osso weaknesa and liability 20 dise1se 80 NsH-
der we hear OF s0.o9o sick iaskses IN kospiaaas.
and sc, coo siek "a esmg. 60 goSdy sg.s s :.
wofal tally ef tbs dytne--ZSess=s ~ ..lSs
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. - The Lonson Tinss Wissss up AM srtIesa %
10 resignation Of SEE. Chass By Fssiag that naA-
s. IN bis aaninisaratioa has bssa 80 via as bis
lsEsiaz and II wsu IA Tsry dIasaIs sur Aa. Fes-
ssndaa y e aiSsalse aen sselssh whEla. 10 b -
efaes tsaa - hes saEasay asss by seespsing e. 4
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NOTICE no DEBTORS AND CRED
VTnRG. -

A LII persons iIidsb ted to Charles Ccnaghsn and
In Pat Cronon, are requested 10 cali and sas1is
the same and ali PERSONS having elaiSaa arc re-
qussted 70 prces9lt tan, apprSy6d aeeufdn9 10 law
70 me at the stors Of DR.. j. II. CoaeA. H. -
aug20-Iw. D. 8. HoIIlkhs, Admir-. =
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IRoRGH DIXON,
GIsoRGB DIXON,
(vosrnsaar .,,v nExrHrs, szuL)
ATTORNEY AT Law
RFCHMOHDs Va

An claims against Che Conssdsrsss 0svrAas@t.
adjusted and eoIlocssd. a.
jeT-u.
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q Y II UTHORITY.
PIUBLIC ACTS

RaEs4 CGHgEns eg the Confederate EeaSeDS
- 49, ~ " ~ =
Passed e the fourth session, Whieh Wsa begin
and held 90 The city Of RietImond, IN Che State Of
Virginia, on Monday, The seventh day of De-
e6SbaF, A. d. 1893, and ended en- Thursday,
thaDigsisenth DAT Of February, 1864.
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TIM Lazsu4aR on KRB BANzEae:-7ha follow
ing aFe tks Eostas Whieh we're ineriked on hsn
nsrs e de laas <reAass xaetEing IN SyFaeRse
Hes Ye4k: =, 49,. &C.,. ss-sas--:
7e.Go RsEo Nieikezs sqg n e.ssshteT Pen-no4 Q,
sAan ao< Gc1laz.s
eff ESEara euslsAes his kSl again tbs pe4pls Sif
stretch HE nesk.s - 49,
sAbs T1sedzniizngafsrs. white Easn nader thu
prEhsaas e AssssaR nisEsEaiH sHs sss
Tie psoEss ms ready 10 tnks vengAnca on tina
SGvoezszs q evil gaE. S. ISL
Linee1a Ssmsads bsocl ProFos. EaEslials BE-.
Ru% - < - 'zstf %,tc
aLsl Tia syraHl trsaskls sheR tbs psgpAe s9eRh.S p
sUssnFssi5n gssshskBa 3 dspesssza eesspsed.S
= e-Crgaz khs tyzas Ainealn, before he crashes
fsEFss BALLOTS az hsa kufIsss.''
ssFFa ~ Is dsso1atiDa speedf and GneI."
sTkis Il NIGER waT.s
eve WIN not Be eonsexIpssd intg q wkS for the
ezaznsipatioE Of slavery.
@Ezaszzaity oonEAnds that this hatchery shall
usanss sssS 49, e. as5ssrs = -
eIaasoEa haa murdered three white men to Tres
eaei Hssre. ~. = s.=z7A
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AaAen REazrAKcs 70 L6EcpExis DuAsH-.Tzz
INDEAxA CossPERACy.--Liaeasass .drafs fsi TIRE
hundred Thousand men commenced on Mangl&g.--
The Yankee authorities have beeane saraFs khas q
formidable secret oERanizssos, parsedusg Al klie
Stetesie In exista1ce, tae object ~ Whtth Il 70
sist she enforcement OF fAe draft and dnEeEt N
purposes. How very f0sznidslis tlis ers 4nhsation
IA believed 10 be. may Be sathefsd fpin tie sn-
naked telegrana relative 10 the orders Of General
HeintzsEaaln, esaEnau5iRss Tie ssNus1ksrz Nspet.-
mont, and do spssgk 81 Gpseraof NoElss hs q,
diane, an ssig pEcesazaGkscn fzeFexuor AE1saAs Of
Ohio, which wa ara ia6rced, b. Che RxfEefsb In.
portsnee aad istesest OF ss ssls, % sfss lIntEre
elsewhere: TX a5S-. ;.
CIxcsxxAgI, Anegss ss.--Hsje< Gsne.nI Hest
zelInan issaed an Sosder to-day pruhs tfls
railroad, empress OF oikee f1gEzE9aDg eomRBnksss.
from forwarding eg aiEIiyeFtnS firearms Rl!Nieas:
end ammunition 0f arr kind uishia tha Nnsis a
Che Es1sss OF Chic, Initfaaa Illisafs and MichiSsn
for ne next sixty days wifhonee Pessnfs ffosa5
headquarters. Also pTuaihtspa dealeEg o. these
sItlcies ffen selling die faEse Wisiz5a De AEe.-
Military eomsaanders RS proEa usaeshsih within
the HSF4hefH Department ere Teguzred TO see tia
erder exeoaAad. AID saze al sas6 articles IS Baay
be cisuzsstinely soid. &c
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NOTICE
DRoUGHTto the JAN Of TEOsR eoSnsy,alA
ID Ga. Aug. Ie, q bright u1alatto boy Wbe6ak =
says his name Is Seos aGa that he eeanHsS tssss2
DR. CelhSr4 Of E.euaneky. fThSrboy says hs len
atlantis two OF three wases aEo. He = - ysnss
old, about feet hishSwelshs ne AsS has bal lit
&c beard. and says that be - n barber by trsds.
The ownSr Will pIsaEe eoine forward, prove prop
erty nav charged and taxa the boy aWRy.
sResS-Iw. y. H MOORE, Tailor.
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he.ShicagS Trihuse, fsnk Biacg Rsrahtlsaa..
wisA gsfFezlBg ,andeztakss to siyulhA reas-
esd g swiftly sS s. sscsoFossy IS shs psb-
I1dssiFsss 1t Is simpiy, says shis ieafnsd pandis
afer waaF of enongh men r. -A.H reinf6rcanasaA
. les. eee mere gsh could ss eisen to Gtant this
sad tbs EShei gspifaIS and 50 II EhsraAas Ind s1,-
coo moro usen ha would soen Gassh MDe9s %hig
sxPlRastisn b sss clear - raud, asd twice e san
did. Sappose reverss she pictsTc, snil Eay tEak
L Lee sud Heed had only hall Shs Fsssispeasaeasa
HAT the TxibaBe states tkst GEant and Gaarmaa
aaHsss@s Eeald hsss easy e edo up elEaat aaa
Of ths Ss9buns,s aRtirle In tha fsseaf Il gsses
NAy MS Gsnefals have E0s bssn relsEsgsSa" .Ehe
blsuas i fhsoWa In the ~feavardes sd pTeaEasti
sSs'sn M 2 se ,.s S s y BE- AZ
fog the future ase dszfintd to Be RRe By tA< vim
tsr frost:
Why have these GaEerSls act been rainfo reed I
Becsuse the eaH for mors Es@n wes not made tn
time. Aud why was il net issued soonsrz Hseaase
Congress neglected for seven moalhs TO amsRld the
Osnscription lav BY repeating tbs $500 eominnta-
ton clause which nnlliaed the ensisncyof tha act
Congress ought 70 have done IN Decemkr. elkas Il
finally did ia July. II the 30o.Ssisass had bean
repealed ut any tinse between DeceEaber and April,
the President would have had from fsnr te Eve
hundred thousand fresh men In the iesd nos. The
effect Of such tresRsads0us reinforsasnant sHnnck
be doubtful Grant and Shernsn would bs- sbis
to overwheim all oppositionsand sweep eySfything
bsf0Es them The consequence Of this dersaiasicn
e GonEssss viii g to RssssessasSS s III Sc
would hkve LATED. We cad haEdlx loss fsr great
or decisive defeats Of the sssay unEa the 6es fsgs
ons begin to pour into he aslds Il nay htE De-
tober before the Sraat Nosthsrn Riaez S1Sxeb with
bssOEeis, end sSusaing eaa snssksasssx wSsssFa
staudp In lie pathzays = = - n - %
Coagrsaa soaamit1sa E sd OsIAnxss usssasa de
Bat t Sstss l0s sSsa ~ 800 @
jsin the old Veterans sng esfSes - Ne,fsAalez
s . fsl. Their e goSd ez|Pasga ssaaissE q
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Czar rxvn Sc 10 amend tbs Asl fr the Assuzs
| sirs,tsn kssdEIl aas slatv-ihnee. . d
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the 1aEasisg Of ii
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cries -.
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For Sale CheasDi !.

WOOD lot ZOE BALEs
G0NTAIHEHel 10 ncrss, more OF iese, within 0ns
~ milo Of tio tsxr. PElcs moderate. Apply %
aagS0-Iwe MRS. JOHN q. CLARK.
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Gel, ". il: rAsxss, A. A. e. '''''A
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-28

boats .wcfo. fcpu|sed six miles below For.
lSranct on Roanoke River, on ,Friday. C3l.
Whtford was seriously wounded. The 6oft ::
expected to Ue renewed in the morininr
WILMINGTON, Dec. 24.-Thc encmy's Acc{
Dire" up in line Of battle off Fort Fisher. ant
opcneu on the fort Mt half past one o'clock, s.
m.' with the Iron sides and fifty one other vcs-
sells. 1t is reported, but not officially, thai
several monitors and iron clads arc among
them. The fight is still progressing at three
o'clock ?. m. Our people arc quiet:
WILMINGTON, Dec. "a, 7 p. m-The follow
ing official dispatch has hccn received. dated
Fort Fisher 6p. III: fhc hombardment con-
"ea. Weather rough. No attempt to pass tic
bar. No death casualties. Firing fcm the
Fort slow and deliberate. Men in good spir-
It's. Fleet drew off. Could not see that tLcv
went west.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 24.-The bon,bardmcut
OF Fort Fisher re opened this morning and con.
t'nucd furiously nearly all day About three
O'Clock the enemy landed about two and .
half TITLES from Fisher, and continued to send
troops to land under heavy fire, opposed
by our forces Two brigadcs so far arc on
land.
"EatSGToN, Dec. 27.-An official dispatch;
dated o'clock p. M, to-day, says: The enemy
have evacuated Fort Anderson, and rc.cmbark:
cd. Fort Fisher is unnjurcd. The Immediate
danger has passed.
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FEo;M SHERMAN AND S.
-he' c'try Of yesterday says:
from Sherman at this time
Vague and uncertain cllarac
that it is pretty well asccrl:
undertaken no new movcnn
that he has reinforced .E'ostt
Charleston aud Savannah Ii
army is encampcd about &
while a small garrison sufIi,
in the city.
Sherman is evidently dri,
pie Of Savannah. At all bu
private, where there has b
trouble, he has stationed a Z
he sccms doing his best TO r
their yoke. Hc does not, ht
disposition towards tho So
neither lie nor his subordin;
nifty of vowing vengeance, d
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FROM WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, Dec 24.-Scventy vessels of
the encmys feet aretreported off Fort Fisher
this morning. No demonstration Of landing
yet. Weather mild. Wind west by north
west. A Yankee gunboat ran aground last
night near Fort Fisher and was blown up by
the enemy.
WILMINGTON, Dec. 24.-Thc Yankee gun
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FROM lTIRGLNI1.

FREDER1cKsBvRo,{ Dec 25.-Thc gallant
Mosby received a dangerous, but not fatal
wound last Wedncsda-.. He is in our bands.
and we'll cared for: A raiding party entered
West Moreland, and committed many dcprc-
dations.
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CAMDEN DAILY JOURNAL,


Mr. ana the Misses SLoMAN was greeted on last
evening hy very clever audience-the house being
well filled The second concert takes pfacce ths even:
ing. choice bill is presented, one song Of whic,
alone 10y Mr. SLoMAN) will he well worth tie price Of
=
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IHE KEF:SToNE-Wo are indebted to the entcrprs.
ing publishers, W. b. SMITH C Co., of Raleigh, N.
ior copy oia very neatly printed monthly -enttcd
Tho keystone" masonic magazine We would
rccommcnd to the fraternity in this section rs being
valuable expondcr of everything pertaining 10 their
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7eraas $40 for six months
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lAnAct to: .-,... to rcou;,, ,ho
exemption. of Ger .:,.- nt}nr ~ ons
from Confederate fO
3. An Act toe artcr oftho Cot.
toa Planters Lot Fifth Concrcs
sional District @, "a
8. An Act to o :.-.. Act to amend
an Act, entitled unish the plant
ing md cultivate. ,, r. cortnin ofnni;.
ty Of cotton durn.; IL
4. An Act to :.,.:, =. Vet ont;+,o1 o.,
Act TO authorize IT,. -. :. ,arjcston r. ;S
SHE anu put in cir .r'" r.. ,e in taxes or
dues to the city. .'h;
8. An Act ito yt ~ ... Of tho State in
certain property, 49,, " .i..> izabcth Myres
Ellen Myres andC n.r;..1 : }i.'. = -
IAN Act to pr ii: ~, Courts Of Eh
uty by two Chanc "r' NJ one thousand
- An Act to pT ..'. ,ent of Com,
m!ssionera Of thet :: =: atcc, St Ste
phens and ST. Jam : .. 'F
s.rAn Act to pr v:;' 'c, .,... ,ent Of Com4
missioners Of tho q; a 't."l &%.,s
8. An Act 10 rel ,n' 20 ri" ct to establish
separate Courtof appoA',, ii, he Judges to
be chosen from am s cc,ta'" .,'. therein de-
scrlbed
10. An Act to extend the tim" filing official
bonds in certain cases. -
IL H. an act 70 ostaoIsh tle franco Carolina bank
III Gu .n Ac' 70 alct ana amend the nllti' laws OF
'n' o'a''' SRI .. -.
ACTS ORIGINATING IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
J. An act to raise supplies far the wear commencing
in October one thousand eight hundred aud sixty
four
2, An Act to mako approximations for The veor COM
mencing in October one thousand oight Hundred and
sixty:folr
3. An Act to incorporate certain RELIGIOUS and clari-
table societies, and torencw and amend the charters
ofeertan towns villages and oer societies. hereto
fore granted and Tor other purposes
L., An Act provide for the, qclicf of tho families Of
soldors saois and marines in tho service Of this State
or the Confederate States
road companies and other conasnon Carriers
g. An Act to procure supplies and furnish the I'm
PIGMENTS Of agricultural and manufacturing Industry
Ina e 1 ,ha aa peoPe o. Inc sate OF South Caro-
tation and eIportation Of oarroea s o ''0 po''
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NORTHERN NEWS.

The Washington "Chronicle" Of the oath has
been received: No news of any Importance:
Wild Rover, Little Hattie, Ba,shce and Az
ncs had arrived Nassau f...., w..
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-28
ACTS OF THE.sEHGISLATuRE.

lho Legislature odjourned'sine die, OH Fridoy night
ct hte hour. The following is n list of the Acts
passed:
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-28

The following judicious selection has bccn recon-.
nendod by the kcrsaw delegation suitable pcr
to constitute the Soldiers Board of Relief for the dis
trct
Jno NJ Desnussure, James Dunlap, L. W. Bonnev
>. Hoss Dye Edwin Barnes James Team, w. D. Ho,
gan' Gillian sowell Joseph T. Alickc, John r. SHAW;
Jesse Trucsdel, W. D. Gaskins
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-28
LATEST BY
REPORTS OF THE PIl...,,.i33

KEFURIS OF TIE Ply. nooUClAIION.
Entered according to the Act of Congress in tho year
1853 by J. s. THRAsHER, in the Clerks of1co ofthe
District Cou't of tho Confederate States for the
Northern District Of Geor gin
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-28

oArrLE orEALlSG-To the long catalogue OF GRIM es
committed in these degenerate days. cattle stealing
may Tery well be added, Judging from the frequent
complaints stock owners. In fact we have bcen re-
cehty V'cm'%ed to the amount Of fine ycarling-
Ihe proprietor of ine fat, sleek COW, now feels un
easy Whenever she is out sight, so desirable is al,
animal OF that character 1t is said-and we quote the
Bible as our authory-tllat the 'ox knowetl his own
ef and tho ass his masters crib" This proposition nd
mtcd, is tnot equally probable that tho COW is os
Intelligent rs his oS-ship or his ass-sp This propo-
sitlon also admitted would it not be good idea when
you see stranger whoadoes not look like he owns
cow driving All animal ofthis kind that don't want 10
rohAt ,"T's to tho right and then to the left-tosscs
ner 'e"a neutrality-suspicious. Shows her unoos;,.o.
genorally-to stop and cnu :
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-28

1t was said at Southampton that scmmcs
new privatecr, the Sea King, had been wrecked
near the Desert Island The London Times
does not credit the report, which it thinks orig
mated in the fact that Il number of the intend
CD crew refused to serve under the rebel com
inander, and returning homo in the Laurel
were set down as shipwrccked men.
~ salt lake has been struck near Grand Rap
ids, Michigan, at 700 feet from the surface.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-28

where he is goirg to-w!
what he is going to do will
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-28

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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-18
REBEL CRY FOR SOAP.

Soap is scarce with LEE-solp cannot be
had at Petersburg-soap is missing on the
upper James, though water is plenty; but
what is water without soap? And tho answer
comes up in a doleful cry from the dirty
legions of LEE" Nothingp Give us q
piece-not a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
but piece of soap-a bar Of soap-sOlt-soap
or any kind of soap, so it is soapl We have
endured its absence SO long that we are part
of the earthl We cannot wash our clothes
we look like the clay models of the sculptor
we are unable to recognize one anOther-we
have lost our identity and have become an
adherence to all clean-washed men and wo-
men. Give us soap, that we may once more
see what we looked like in the palmy days OF
soap.
And so the wall goes up for this desirable
article throughout the whole Rebel army.
Without it their ablutions are vain, for the
dust and dirt stick to face, beard, and cloth
ing as tenaciously as if water had never been
applied. The Rebels are in some trouble.
They have taken a notion to be cleanly, but
have not the wherewithal to make them clean.
The Examiner wants "a soap-bureau estlb-
lished," sensible idea, and it would add
another department to the Confederate Gov
ernment. by all means have soap-bLreau,
and send soap to the men whose daily cry is,
Soap, soap, soapl
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-18
BsERRSrg,s TKOPHIEy.

General MERRITT rarely speaks for himself
but let's his deeds tell the public where he is
and what he is doing. Since the campaign
opened in the Shenandoah valley, under
SHERIDAN, he has been continually in the
saddle. No battle has occurred which did not
witness the splendid haroism and the effective
charges OF his gallant cavalry. Bic is always
at hand, and ever just at the right place.
SHERIDAN knows how to trust him, and never
has any fears but that MERRITT will execute
his orders to the letter.
Within the past sixty days his division has
taken from the enemy fourteen battle-hags,
twenty-nine pieces of artillery, eighteen cais-
sons number Of wagons and ambulances,
two thousand prisoners, to which list we may
add one thousand prisoners captured between
May and August, in different encounters with
the Rebels. This is doing service with a will,
and it proves conclusively that when our
troops are commanded by a thorough soldier,
they are more than match for the "gay
cavaliers" ofthe South. General MERRITT is
man Of merit All honor to him and the
brave 1st Division of Cayalryl