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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-18
A Blockade Steamer Captured.


: TALLAHASSEE, May 9.-Alr. j. K.
Harris, who has just arrived at Quincy
from West Florida, states that the block
ade steamer off Apalachicola was cap
tured, with all on board, about $50 men,
last night, by an expedition oflaunchers.
No loss Oh our side.j -.
Further particulars not yet received.
From the West.
MERIDIAN, May IA force of Yam
KEGS under Gen. Mcarther, variously
estimated at from five to eight thousand,
was at Pickens Station, on the Missippi
Central Railroad, at noon to-day, moving
towards Granada. Five thoDsand were
at Big Black Bridge Gen. H.SW .Slo-.
cumb is commanding at Vicksburg..
From Virginia.
PETERSBURG, May 15.-It is ru.
mored that the enemy attacked Drewry's
Bluff last night. and were repulsed,
having lost l 200 men. Gen. Nat, Ran
som was wounded in the arm slightly.
No other news from any quarter.
From the Front.
REsAcA, May 13, via ATLANTA,
May 14.-There has ben considerable
skirmishing this evening before Resaca.
The enemy shelled till dark.
Several houses were struck, but no
damage was done.
Calhoun, Mayo 14.-Yestcrday.
Kilpatrick!'s cavalry we're gallantly re-
pulsed by Grissby's Ky. cavalry near
Resaca.
Fitzpatrick is reported mortslly wound
ed.
.Loring and Cheatham's division then
became severally.eDgaged, severely repuls-
ing the enemy.
Colonel S tauton, of the 2Sth'.Tennesse,
was killed
Gen Hardee had two horses shot under
him. Our loss slight,
A heavy engagement commenced'thls
morning near Tiiton.
This morning on our right at III,
Stewards and Stevenson's divisions re-
pulsed the enemy four times with great
slaughter, we capturing large number
Of prisoners.
Our loss is severe.
The fight is still progressing.
The enemy resists stubbornly.
There has been shellng and slight skir-
mishing near Calhoun all day.
The enemy are crossing now four miles
from Calhoun and arc held in check by
Maston's cavalry.
\ general engagement is expected
tomorrow. All cofndent and hopeful.
From Petersburg.
YANKEES DRIVEN TO THEIR GUNBoATs
SIX GUNBoATs' SUNK.
RALEIGH, May 1S.-A letter from
special Press Reporter, sent to Weldon
on yesterday from this place; by request
General Superintendent. Thrasher, on
reaching that place found the wires down
to G6ldsboro, hence wrote letter to this
place., as follows:
WELDON, May 12.-The Conductor
on Government train from Stoney Creek
to Castor today reports that Gen Beure-
gard has driven the yankees to ther gun
boats around Petersburg, and that he
had sunk six Of the enemy's gunboats'
Nine blockade runners have come into
Wilmington since the ironclad Raleigh
scattered the blockading squadron few
days ago. Five Of them are entirely,
new vessels, on their first trip. They
saw no sign Of the blockaders.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-18
Al Enormous Eronaut.

A late French journal relates the fol-
lowing we'll invented story, which, it will
be seen, is French all over:
While Mons. GODDARD was filing an
immense balloon in the Champ. de Mars,
he amused the spectators by sending up
the small figure of man, the perfectsem-
blancc of NJ. Tbiers, without spectacles.
The little man ceing filed with gas, rose
majestically into the air and was soon
lost to view among the clouds His ad-
ventures, which became known the next
day, were curious.-Thanks to strong
and favorable gale, which impelled him
on his course, the little balloon man
arrived the same afternoon in the sight
of fine country house in the neighbor-
hood of Bievor.-It was near the hour
of dinner, and the lady of the mansion,
naturally thought herself perfectly safe,
was occupied in the mysteries other toilet.
1t was a warm day,'and she had opened
one of the windows which looked out upon
the park, and was safe from any prying
eyes. While TRANQUILITY engaged, by the
assistance of corset lacing, 10 reducing
her waist to size and shape that would
reflect credit on her husbands taste she
was suddenly startled BY blast of wind,
followed by strange noise; Immediately
the easement was thrown. open, and our
little balloon man entered her chamber
unannounccd The'lady utters cry Of
terror, and throws q shawl over her shoul-
ders. The little man, driven by the
wind, throws himself upon the unhappy
woman, who, screaming louder than ever,
phshes him off, and he conceals himself
under the bed.
Just as the wife, in a suplicating voice,
says to this novel Don Juan, ,"Ah, Mon.
sieur, 20 away, or you will ruin me!'
the husband fu iously rushed in, crying,
"Ah, the wretch, I have him now
and goes in search of his sword to run
him through the body. The wife, more
dead then alive, reitcrates in the midst
of sobs, "Fly, fly Monsieur, and save me
the sight of this dreadful tragedy
The husband arrives, armed to the
teeth, followed by the whole household,
who seek to mollify his anger. While
two of his friends hold the husband, a
third stopping down, pcrceivcs our little
friend, who, for good cause, uttered not
word, and catching him by the leg,
drawing him forth from his, concealment
when, 10! Monsieur Balloon, no longer
held down by the bedstead, raises himself
erect, swells out, and rises majestically
to the ceiling, to the immense amuse-
ment of the spectators; while the poor
jealous husband sinks away, sword and
all: heartily ashamed Of his causelcss
wrath.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-18
rfoR THE CAMDEN coNFEDEhArE.] ]

Straw for Summer Hats.
Mr.. EDITOR: Seeing an appeal in
the Charleston Courier, a few days since,
to the ladies, for some plan of manufac-
turing hats for summer wear, it has in
duccd ME to give the following direc-
tions for making pretty, light and du-
rable hats of the "Rye Straw" which
can be procured in all parts of our Com
federacy, and made up by any one.
Any carpenter can make block the
size of the persons head, to press the
hats, after being sewed.
Now is the time, while the grain is
Sin the milk" to cut and prepare in the
following manner: Gut off the tops
about half foot and dip the rest in a
large pot of boiling water, being careful
that it all gets wet; then spread thin
in the hot sun, turning it every day
and taking it in from the rain, as it
Injuries the texture of the straw and
causes it to mildew; the dews help to
bleach, therefore let it remain out at
night. In seven or eight days it will
be sufficiently white for use. You then
cut it from joint to joint, removing the
husk, next dip it in cold or hot water
and then let the water run through the
straw to moisten it Gas you can do moth
ing with it in dry state) and split in
half, with a dull knife, or better, the
half Of pair of old scissors, and after
giving it scrape or two to soften it, you
draw it through small machine made
for the purpose, by Mr.. ISAAC B. AL
ExANDER or MIR. McCREraHT. 1t is
then ready for plating.
"a LADY OF CAMDEN"
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Conyalescent.

1t wiltno doubt be gratifying to the
many friends and admirers of the Rev.
JOHN T. WIGurMAN, to know that he is
fast recovering from his recent severe i'll
ness, and that his pastoral charge may
again have the pleasure of listening to
his eloquent neutrality-suspicious. on next
Sabbath. -. ,.- .-'
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-18
J. r. HERS SHMAN---Editor.
Camden, Wednesday, May lS
Cibl. j. D. Kennedy.

Our fellow townsman, Col. J. D. KEN.
NEDY, returned home on Monday even
ing, and we understands doing as we'll
as the nature of his wound will allow
He speaks very eucouragingly of the
condition of our cause at this time,
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-18

A detail of about ESQ Of General, lR9ss. Rosa.
cavalry lately Made successful opslaaghs
upon the nest of tories who have been
'depredating upon the loyal people of ~
rion county, Alabama. They returned
with few prisoners, yet having thor:
oughly accomplished their mission. The
"accursed" trees in the neighborhood Of
their vigorous little campaign, bear some
signal warnings to all traitors and deser-
tiers, who have the temerity. to take up
arms against the Confederate Govern.
mept. =
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-18

The New York World says there are
three hundred administration spies in
that city. The Caucasian says they
cost fifty thousand dollars q month.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-18

Free Masons may be curious to know
their strength in the worlds population.
From very accurate statistics, we can
state that in the New and in the Old
World there are S,25S lodges, with 2OO,.
900 active members. The number of
non-active and those who have withdrawn
is nearly 100000.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-18
Destinations.

Maj. JOHN NJ. DESAUssuRE respect
fully declines beinga candidate for SEN
ator, and tenders his kind acknowledg-
ments to those of his friends who were
desirous of his election.
} Also, Col. WM. r. TAYLOR and JOHN
r. SHAW, Esq, declines running for
the office of Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas and General Sessions.
sS- By reference to communication
over the signature Of GA Lady of Cam
den," it will be seen that the genius
and indomtable energy ofour ladies have
not lessened in any particular. The
communication referred to gives a re-
ceipt for the manufacture Of ."Straw
Hats" and is presented in very clear
form, so that it could not be otherwise
than comprehensive to the mind of all
who may read it, and especially to those
possessing talent and desire to render
comfortable the. heads OF their leige
lords and brothers.
The specimens of plated straw left
| with us for exhibition, is equal to any
we have ever seen. If there be any who
cannot altogether understand the pro-
cess, as given in the receipt, of prepar.
ing the straw, the lady will take pleas
ure in explaining, the same.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-18
From New Orleans.

MOBILE, May 13'-,The New Orleans
Era of the 9th, says gold was selling at
two for one and rising. All knowledge
of Banks defeat was ignored. Steele
was reported at Little Rock, with. Mar,
maduke between him and Pine Bluff,
shelliug the latter place.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-18

MERIDIAN, May 14.-A force of Van.
KEGS under Gen. Mcarther, variously
estimated at from five to eight thousand,
was at Pickens Station, on the Missippi
Central Railroad, at noon to-day, moving
towards Granada. Five thoDsand were
at Big Black Bridge. Gen. H.SW.Slo-
cumb is commanding at Eicksburg.
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where kisd Affection oit was eisas--
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wIth ravens Akili AID rsFen's art,
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cryiRg again vita an angry start
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al wzFI WAR waFt
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wGi wAEi wIt
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aNaIiowtng Eslu sscA auivsring Gsak,
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mat cheek, tAas eye, that So kinAly sEaAlaa
With loving tFazt sc pure and miEd.
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WA food foE ths hird WITH song se Wil&~
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-05

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-05

ahs refusal Of the Dsmoeratie party to
susaain the Administration in lie war
measures, 10 not because it desires q dis
-nssa bered Union, bus for the relactancs
il has % ressorsts2n under shs RspVbliesa
p.s,T .sTss AsSs Ss1As1bEaansAl 4 III bE.Aasjas.nI,l 5.Alsyl
10 sassaia the Administration In Ito War
msssurss 10 NOT because 10 desires dis.
msabsrsd UniOn,n % bas because IL desires
% sss the Union restored; We taxa
aAsss he, sAas esss of saas sRG'
alsasurss, ]" % shs Statesman did . soup
e lsf years age, ~ follows:
ssFivs Aszsaafsa skusrsaaSi armed 1sn'
fssuondsd 10 the sail Of shs Gessransns
aadlyushsd 10 tho feid, 10 Gghs for the
Consultation sad Union. Lei The Gyy..
axnasus change e Ap1RftSsAsf1& t4i6d'
shase handrsds OF thousands have gons
fssth, and iss ssrsngth 20 rssist shs rer
bsllIaA NnEak 1Jt tikG Md 1GJA&
Med lLsrmsns, perhaps anarchy, be oar
psrHesQL condition! Is Is msdaee SoI
spp3oss the govesnmsns can 70 into the
ddbns liberation of foar millions Of
slavtss withoas bringing aa1 coan-
Try ! train Of results, th9 Ieagks
gf thich is apsliiar r - naive
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d4ow. ne nsas.
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G. JoHNsOsy a.,
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-12-17

The Order 10 recruit o Veteran Corps
for Gen. Hancock, is every way right
No General is more popular. because no
General has done more hard Sighting. His
old Second Corps will be spoken Of in bis.
tory, with a pride akin to that with which
Frenchmen 81 eak of Napoleou's Old Guard
and Hancock as the Marshal Ney of the
war.
Many veteran beside those who have
followed the lead OF the gallant warrior
will be proud to enroll himself in this Corps
of Heroes.
Albany must help in this good work.
We have among US hundreds Of veterans
who are restive- under the monotony of civ
ii life, aud who's warm blood will be quick
ened by this call TO arms.
Our War Committee will, we hope, fee
authorised 10 lend q hand in filling up this
Corps of Veterans. The reeruiiing fund i;
hot yet entirely cxhasted, and the country
will add 500 to the Government Bounty
Of $500 Albany should be able, in thirty
days, TO raise at least one company. Let
US try.