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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-29
FROM FIRGI.AL1.

liciMoHo' Ov1 2S.-- lhc enemy advanced
III heavy force the north side today, and
made several assaults our works, Lut wcre
s'GnaIIy "pu>cd. SEQ prisoners have been
a'rcadv brought in. Our loss irsiar:ti.at. :fS5 ::f5S5
An Official despatch !S"n, Gen. Lee, last night
says: The enemy crossed Rnwar'z Creek fbc-
low Burgess Mill, and forced |:. X our cavalry
p'ckc,s. Heath attacked a,d drove thv,ai lack;
they afterwards advanced but were r.pulsel-
They still hold the Plank Road a, Burgess
Mills. Heath took some co!ors and prisoners.
The cncn'ys attack on our left was rcpulseG.
Nv" attacks we're made upon our lines between
llenrico County Poor House, and Charles CITY
Road. AMI another on the Williamsburg Road.
Several hundred prisoners and four stand OF
coIorS were takcn. Our loss slight.
On the 25ih Col. Moshy, near Bunker Hill,
captured Brig Gen. Duflield and several other
prisoners, a'so nu,nbcr Of horses, anu kill,.d "A
large number of the enemy.
PETERSBURG, Oct. es.-Last night about
dark the enemy hargcd our works on Baxtcrs'
Road, capturing small part Of our works,
from which, howe:cr, they were disodged,
with the loss Of about dozen prisoncrs.- -
About 10 O'Clock last n'ght the enemy charged
our Serks Of the Jer,lsalum plank road, captr-
ring partVf our picket lines, aud driving in
the rest Of it. About l2 o'clock, however, the
line was re-cstaLlishrd,
Yesterday cvering in the fight at BovGon
Plantation, below here, we captured several
flags and about 200 prisoners Nothing heard
irom below this evening.
SYSTEMATIC SrupY.-Sir Edward BuIwc~
Lytton, at Bishop Stortfo.tls a. few DAYS aeo.
observed: MANY persons seeing me SO much
engaged in active life, and AS much atont. the
world as if.I had never hecn a student. have
said 20 me- when 10 you get the time 10 w,ilo
all Your BOOKS? How on earth So Won con.
trive 10 do so much? I shall perhaps surprise
y"u by tue answer | makc--,hc answer is this:
i con'rive to do SO mucl, by never doing much
ut t'me.' A man, to get through work wei.
must not overwork hims ..f for 4 h" does too
much to-day, the reaction of fatigue will come,
and lie will be obliged to do little tomorrow.
Now, since began really and earnestly to
study, which was not till had left College and
was actually in the world, may perhaps say
That have gone through as large a course Of
general reading as most mon Of my time
have travelled much have mixed much i'm
politics and in the various business of life, and.
in addition to all this, have published some
where above sixty volumes, some upon subjects.
reqniring much special research. And What
time d" you think. as Il general rule, l have de-
voted to stndy-to reading and writing? Not.
more than three hours day, and when Parlia:
me"t is sitting not always that But, then, dur,
'ny these hours have given my whole atten-
ii II tn what was about"
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-29

AND NAVAL LAWS -Messrs Evans l.
Hss"ei' naVs favored us with copy OF the Digest of
vic ana N"v" l"%s Of the Conederates States
"o" '"e commencement of the Provisional Congress
'"e eno or the first Congress- under the permanent
'0nstut'on' an"ytcally arranged by Mcssrs. Lester
a"' 0remweli The work is beautifully printed ns is
every other work emnating from the Publishing house
OF Evans and Cogswell 'ON'
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-29

lNFAlL1BLE CURE FOR ToorIIAcnE.-To ta
blespoonful OF any kind Of splits add the same
quantity Of sharp vinegar and teaspoonful of
common salt; mix them well together; hold
the liquid in the mouth so that it can enter the
cavity or hollow in the tooth it will give al
most instantaneous relief without any increase
Of pain.
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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-29

1hh .oNcER7 LAST NIGHT The performance Of
.e Lone Star Minstrels," lsst evening was larcc
~ a''enoeo. The audience though somewhat pr..
was composed, i'll part, of many the firest
OF our section and believe the entertain
"e"t gave every satisfaction. We think the perCorm.
es deserving much credit for the successful manner IN
which they acquitted themselves. We conc.de ,ho,
fahkee mnstrelsy was completely thrown in the .hodo
anu nae nature is the best production after all in an
ethiopian way. ~ oil
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-29
Vice President Stephens Reply 10
@hCrallaR.

The following is the reply of Virc President
Stephens t" Mr. William King, the citizen of
Georgia through lom General Sherman, OK
tended a" invitation Ito Governor Brown, Mr.
Stephens and OILERS, TO- meet him in cou-
snl.ti"n, l. oki,g to the rc-rs,ahlisL.ncnt Of
peace:
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-29

The Confederacy will rrio;ce and vn,
1 aom trem0'e' re says the Montgomery MnT to
learn that the cold war.horse:" i';an,a m""' 10
General Longstreet, has returned to e'ris dut~ Ms
Se0"as Ss nea ARE hss entirely WE'LL though the one !"
ar, e'I mas partially puralyzed the use IF his
ASSUME m ' ;n'o., n"ngS'reet will Immediately
ing pleasing anecdote is told IF ~" NC n'.,D, "",
warrior wh"se m"dcstv is us prov, M rl; l.'eI"'' m
courage and aLlny: One Of h.. f.;",.' r'a' a. "'s
o"ng," TI"t'nE him on the world. w, r, r"r",a "'s
"";' '';n lie i'd ,, earned II have SON" li'Ir '"p"
,"", h",s i" !, ~ , 'rue b" replied. but my met.
nave """ 1t Tor me. The, are the I.r,,r>, 49,,
OF fit"ws that ever drew ;, S''
claim n"th'n4 for MYSELF" This * "nI ,u.' ,'"
leo !" n"sna"i"i'y hy G,n L. ,,,,,'. tH'"' S'
"ark' after losing the battle Of G..t,,,hur,,
III Was all my fault, it was all nv f,3l, T.,
a heo !, have done ail that mortal yaIor coul, NJ,
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-29
LATEST Ely TELEGRAPH.
REPORTS OF THE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

Entered according to the Act Of Congress in the wear
lSG3 by j. TlRAS;. EN. III the erk s office ofthe
niSlr:cl Cnu Of The oniedcrate States for tho
North, ri district Of Grorui,
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-29


A Roll CALL-The little Gentvs uho
the report to the contrary notwithstandipg , ;s
not dead nor sleepcth gives the following 81 %
roll call of the Baltimore Yeagers: which ;s
composed exclusively of Dutchmen' with the ,e
exception of one Yankee ''" '"'
Cap,t,ain-Sergeaut Snovelcreuson. will c,]1
d. roll WAL Gull
Sergeant-Captain Crcutzeon
Ans-Dat ish me.
Sergcant-Leftenant Eulerborn
Ans-Yau:
ergeant-Schmidt
Ans-Yau.
Sergeant-Big Schmidt,
Ans-lIere him ish.
sergeant-Little Schmidt
Ans-Zee him here.
sergeant-John Schmidt!
Ans-Yau.
Sergeant-Schmidt up de bill
Ans-Yau.
sergeapt-schmidt up de York road
Aus:.-(Proxy.) Him end nan 'cau c"n, aon
DIM vile bash vun papo lash mite. A' 0'D'
sergeant-Joel Benner
", Ans-(Ihe a, Yankee jumps off stum, \
WELL. meow, rayther guess I'm here ''0'p')
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-29

70 OK s.' 'nousand persons were recently crushed
tersburg. '1u''n at o. re-
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-29

,"e etea1ess fa'iure that has happened in England
. '!a' o' tile Leeds Banking Company the abilit es d (
m"'cn are equal to almost ssoooooo counting in gold.
ING nst''uton has existed since 1892 and its failure
- attrlouted solely to gross misnnanurep,ent
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-29

henry Ward Beecher has given not ce. from his
pu'p't' that until the November election Lila sud,v
evening sermons would be what some peope m ,ht
call political Those that did not wish to lear III m
ne requested to stay away, thut their seats mivt bo
occupied by those who did D
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-29
CAMDEN DAILY JOURNAL.
SATURDAY MORNING GET. 90

"eto a'e NOW more than lOu officers in our urmv
IL "e''Ve service with but one leg apiece.
Semmes lett Liverpool on the 18th, with eight of,
eefs ana Ont hundred men to tuke command Of n
prvat"er Ranger at Madeira.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-12
A SANDER Refuted.
TYxEn Cry, April 80, 1861

ISNER CRY, April 30, 1861.
EDrron REPrBLIcAS-Some anonymous
correspondent of the Democrat. who dates
his epistle at this place, but who, evident
~. is no advocate of the interests Of "God
and humanity" says "a party of U. LIS
went to Koontz's Lake one night last
week. on fishing excursion. aad meeting
with poor success, returned at the dead
hour of night, and on the way stopped at
the farm house Of Jacob Greenswig, an
honest and quiet citizen OF Polk township,
broke open and plnndered his cellar Of
such things a. they wanted. and on Mr..
Greenswig appearing among them, drove
him back into bis room, with threats of
numbering him."
This cowardly accusation against all
the citizens Of Polk township. preachers.
members Of churches and all others, who
are not traitors at heart. bears the brand
of falsehood on its face. If any circum-
stance of the kind occurred why have the
parties not been prosecuted? The fact
that not one of the fishing party has been
prosecuted proves that the statement is. in
plainserms. lie. The only ground the
mendacious tory has for making the accu-
sation is-a couple of the fishing party.
returned soldiers, went to Mr.. Greenswig's
house and asked him to let them have a
couple of chickens. which he cheerfully
gave them. That was all there was of it,
1 am told. OTHo.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-12

TYSER CRY PUMP MANDATORY -
Messrs. Good & Fink have for some time
been manufacturing superior article OF
wooden Pumps. at Tyner City in this
county. and shipping them off in all diree-
tions. We understand they give entire
satisfaction to all who have used them
Those Who neeil Pumps, either for wells
or cisterns will do well to send their or
ders to Messrs. G.. & T. We lave one oil
their pumps in use and are well pleased
with it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-12

Tue Coop AND THE BAD.-It is by con
trast that we best realize the difference be-
tween good and evil. Ii any housewife
who had been in the habit of using the
Chemical Saleratus should happen to get a
paper OF tue counterfeit, she would then
perhaps better than before appreciate the
value Of the former. and detest the ingrates
who are making and vending the latter
The genuine is always in red papers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-12
Theological Discussion.

public discussion viii be commenced at .'Sa-
lem Meeting -house.r about miles s. E. Of Ply
mouth on the Lcesburs road. on Wednesday the
25th Of May inst, At ten o'clock, A. NJ, between
Elias Masters Of the NJ. E. Church and Richard
Cosbaley Of the Christian Church
The proposition reads thus:
"Resolved. That the English translation Of the
Bible teaches tina Jesus Christ possesses absolute
divinity AM entire humanity"
Msrsters alEirms and CorhaIey denies.
The real question Is ssDo the scriptures teach
that Jesus Christ Is the eternal God 3fl
The discussion is TO continue at least two days,
and longer IL desired. Those who can are rcouest
cd to bring refreshments a. there will be but one
hour Of recess ~ noon, then speakipg be resumed
and continue until evening Adjournment.
The house Is large and commodioas and the
subject to christians Is oae ofthe first Importance
Therefore all. irrespective Of sentiment are ipyi
Ted 70 attend, as other questions Will be involved
il Ne discussion Of tho foregoing one.
My lo.5, 1851. RIc-uan CoasALEr.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-12

New HARDwARE, STovE AND TIy SToEE.
MIR. j. G. Leonard. well knows TO most
of our readers as q polite and courteous
gentleman, and liberal dealer, has opened
an establishment of the above character in
this place, and invites his old friends and
customers to give him a call. We doubt
not he will endeavor to make it their in
terest to DO so.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-12

FRASx LEsLIE's LADY's MAGAzrSE AND
GAZETTE OF FASHION, For May. IS in all
respects a splendid number. The engra-
wings. especially those relating to the fash
ions, are much more numerous than any
other magazine gives. and the contents
are unusually entertaining.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-12

MERCHANT TAlLoRs.-Messrs. Beeazk d
Force, Merchant Tailors. have a very fine
assortment OF Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestings on hand. which they manufac-
ture to order. IL you want fine suit yon
can be accommodated by calling on these
gentlemen. 49, - sf1s.t. 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-12

MoSEY Losr.-Mrs- Elizabeth White.
a soldiers wife. lost, on the 4th day OF
MAY. inst. some where between Lawrence
Shakes. on the Wolf Creek road, and
Plymouth. an oil cloth purse containing
two s5 and three one dollar greenbacks,
% cents in postal currency. and an order
or due bill for Sl.75, signed by G. Whit
more. The finder will be literally re-
wsrded for his trouble by leaving it a,
Calkins' Store. or returning it to the own
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-12
i PPLICATICN FOR LICENSE.

sNoliee Il hereby given, that 9he undersigned WILL at
the of the COMMISSIONER Cofrf Of Marshall
county, Indiana, 10 lie held he Court House in Ply
mouth, commencing the first Monday in June, 1854,
apply for license retail slritous liquors In quantities
less than quart. The Locations which he proposes to
sell is Is feet Of the nnrt side Of Lot forty al
and four Al feet OF the south side Lot Ne forty I4O
in the plat Of the of Plymouth. Indiana
May ,, lStA-n27t3 JACOB wECKERLE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-12
NJ 4 RRTE1

On the 9Th inst, in this place, by Rev. T. f.
Wcbb, Mr.. CHarLEs d. WoLr to Mrs. EMILY CoU
Some very nice clke accompanied the above TO-
tice- May the joys Of the happy pair be as sweet
as their cake,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-12
4 PpLICATloN FOR LICENSE

Notice is hereby given, that The undersigned WILL st the
Of the Commissioners Court Of MARSHALL ennt,
Indiana to be held the Cours House in Plymouth.
commencing the first Monday in juno, 1SC4 apply fer
license 10 retail spirtous soors IN Quantities less than
quart The location which propose TO sell is
the south part Lot No f57, "a tho of Plymouth.
Marshall county, Indiana. JAMES COMBS.
May j, lsGi-nz7t3 SAMUEL FRYAR.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-12
GO. GO. GO

To Besazk & Forces. Merchant Tailor, FOR
your Goods for Gents aud Chilaren's Wear. for
they have just received large stock. Call an i
examine before you buy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-12

We have bad copy of the FIRST volume
Of this work for some time. sud have Pc
rused large portion Of il With great inter-
est. Every family in the county ought to
have copy. Elder I. E. Webb has the
agency for MARSHALL county and intends.
VIC believe, canvassing for subscribers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-12
F I s II S CCA
Lamp Heating Appara tus.
FRYING. SVEwING, STEPPING
WITH THE FLAME THAT LIGHTS THE ROOM.


BY the fame of a Common lamp, at the cost
Of cents worth Of oil, comfortable break East be
cooked. e~--N. Y. TribuRe. = q
Q Simple In oonstrrctiSn easily Kept In order,
ready for u-c In . moment convenient to
have on hand g DrssgiFs Csreuiar
. Tish's Lamp Is one ofthe most popular nov
elites of the day, the utility Of IL Is unqueston-
great saving Is cooking heating
Articles and be made &c cook meals for great
persons, which is actually done the ambulance
which carry the sick sold-rs-Scieafi6e Asaerieas.
For fsaily hospital tent, barrack. rcncs, fishing.
nursery or sick il IS article Of comfort beyond
all proportion To its cost.-Hars Journal If Healh.
have tried the apparatus and my wife and proclaim
the most valuable and indispensable article and
wonder how could have long done without It,.
Ed, Coal OIL Cir-plar
An ecoaoieai getting up short
important point the saving in cost over coal fresN
H. EreAing Posi-.
PRICES FROM TWO TO SIX DOLLARS.
CAPACITY FROM ONE TO FOUR QUARTS.
THREE ARTICLES COOKED AT ONE TINE WITH
ONE BURNER.
Arranged for kerosene Coal Oil, Glass;
Descriptive Pamphlet Of thirty pages furnished gratis
ALSO THE UNION ATTACHMENT,
Prico, so Cents,
To be attached TO Common Kerosene Lampor GAS Bur-
ner, by which Water may lie Boiled, and Food
cooked; also arranged to support Shade
EVERY FAMILY NEEDS ONE
WIN. d. RUSSELL, Agent.
No. 205 r ssri St, New York
AGENTS WANTED.
apr 2s IssI--26ms
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-12

GTRAYED.-From the subscriber, liv-
IL J ing in Bourbon, GRAY MARE, Is years old One
Of her front teeth out aud Of her hind feet s slight
y crook ed has short ears Any person giving inf
nation where can lind her will be suitably rewarded
q RoNrNT T4IMADnr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-05-12

The Song Messenger of the Northwest.
published Ly Root Il Ca.iy. Chicago, for
May, has. been issued. Price 60 cents a
year.