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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24
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'Y,trss P;s.,a. tr Rockville CENTRE. Ltus Issnd'
Il. s,ivss 10 Benianin PearsaH repeatedly. Health
s::slc: eream,t, nee, comfortable 10. ars sh1
,S;s Y,rt Aess asd Hsrsid copy. and iesd pArkse
rsas.rlo PSssssII, Rockville ceasrs. Il
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

eta Dalt'a Va tsv-!zy. JssisSt'. Rrls.i,,i
LomsE E.7tl,S. il. -, iss.s
70 joisFh LipEDaa, Ssrsnnsh, CO:
Pissso h,ye and my motto; aui I'Isrs .u nc
well, doing we'll sod ad In b3cy nad mrt Tell
Charles - 0onfsdnoaeS, c.Te Of my f,.oud E.
Eq, W5taeyille. VI. SousIviie hsrae-:,
WJ:tevtils. VI :hs Comfy, "a
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ai7s reo.i7ea ycz. rc.s1Is5 Of :sent:r Iii aad
IMs .,.a.rE ..ts.o reacc O r Wiil vrits By lag Of
t!: ld sestto7 pc: soaa teiiag Jou at shat lime
= III o: &c. ss loea % c,u sseo:sdr. 3 e ":
~ Meas pie 70, copy. 1ar2S 5i'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24
ia us.s, a. Jsa IS, 1855.

URre sea yeuf ie.: only VOID hon sou FIR nsL7
= thus. hops al! all vel. An pery walt and Itaaga
a.. joa iEfrrlsd las! snuues, one grade
> 80 to be nu:h ana happily Wlih Qs iA0l-
y. doa. Uaov!l., Va, redIe1h Samu .Is 10 gl9s
az .sarIloni DO u - desire through Ials ehsnle
HRW.
Il tsSs I.esie eSp7. j.I2& 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24
90 Ella. lg!saa. B3or OF A,sa tsiss Aias.. Wyoming
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ssnbsrHlsaAsleh.laalsssl fInl5sio O. ".
:~nsyorns from sifsc. WlliaIl's VII, su3 tyo
Children 9en. Aud saaieIs Lbous-t. Father laothar
broihst ohn End fam alpueiI lu,s psfI0 al /; "
aud TAslorsin youc:psps and yead copy to every
eoe a osio ns to their address, f5t M them 70 report
nner through New Fsri He.F Al oneo Your n.phsv,
IIlS--ht' OF Taylor.
sew / rt nj CRlf:1:is papers rlsss. cory
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

s!s7c.1 Jan 70. 1872.
4, MIS- sr;snda Co;ts, il !:
Tvr 60 10; &C the 9,.s December iass ly IE ii
t,ues su,l seat NJ likeness hope you hsTe received III
vour pepona e ths Sh Inst hiss tsen cd z:sd to
S..r Ill are ven u 10 Impossible for me to oor sc.
nov all OF your Irltu5s Ill snd b5ai tn:i ost
10 You II, eIs 10 yvo sud Gr q. WnSs soor ny Dag ."
"sSs yonr Isth,r visitet,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

Es:.lon;. LA ~. lSs5.
Eti Gsi:ye Sst;iss r. Ugonsfst"w1, iieS I@.:
T1dr ptT:Gus Of the An rsc-is-d. 1:i iced - teii
u, e -:e rsu A. you Intend rnptoluE n n. TIC
Winter s1ery prsS.stoa nut be tskea TO Yaari ssans
TIA eE;r 'aS 1";d EeHi psrsaaal hEnn. Woare all veil
i.fy-bt% q n Fut,lk
y YE.Ei p'eMe coty,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

" T Scott, rr1npsny IL. 6 Ii Va infantry, is
AZ Pe!ht L,nloot. !" sJAd quarters and very
Sa!I. EP
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

GTshver. Richmond City Battalion
coMo home. We cannot GET along vail with
out your as- issanos. Little Bob is nssrouaiy
i'll. All hpnd: anxious to geo you. arrange,
reniH % d0aht cnn bo made by whioL you
viii not Ia t.Is!N,hs5. Inlia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

ana epirile; DBS E9S ne1f0 lEuIn uOlne Sievo Hid
imprisnpuen.: let him hear from home
through Nav I,rk Daily News. kiohmood
Er quirsr please copy. TSJ.
Is Baltimore, Jsn Is, 1865.
TcN7s .Jaliet /. Straysr, Harrisonburg, VS.
lilly deaT kind friend: LrecsiE.d ls:.er from
yo1 dated September rs, 1854, and nsiled o,
Martirsburg, Va; since thsn hare written
you tTo letters BY hsg Of trocs, bat ees 10
reply. wrote to John A]eIsndse OF Point
Lgokout, en- ], boar NJ nothing f,oru Kim, con-
oludod hs was exchanged. A few ~.eks aitsr
rcc.ive6 sl.iter from him dated Camp FL
mira, Nov York, Nov IA, stating thst BIO hsd
bs.n removed to that place frcm PUNT Look-
ous, was quite nick 10 tie hospital, snd rsdly
il need OF olosbin7. Immediately s5rt him
q box Of srticlts s.: for. snd eating no answer,
WROTE u Captain w u Morrison, a Felsfal ctii-
GER at Emira, who replied ircsosing letter
from D 9 Wileon, e friend of John Ale1.Dder's
bringing tho pad intelligence Of his death,
Yh;ah occurred No1snbsr Is, 1864 He had
ciyta thid friend an order for the boz of cloth
ing, which Csps Morrison informed me he had
recei7ed.4eI have preser7edth he letters for your
psrusal. 1 suppose you have hesrl CT poor
Leu!ss uspturs and imprisonment in Point
Lookout, Ho sends you hts kindesi regards.
Please answer through Tas Richmond En-.
quirer, requesting The New York News to
cop7, acd. tell: mo it. oRn5 furthes ssTTs you.
= ~ .S;,--.- >. trIuIIoS7 -. - -
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

L.asou, Ga, jss !, lsss.
To 81, ho;rs.aT:. 81:
Lieut. Jamcs II Caml.b, arE?in7 3 81 Gsa,s:a rs:i
met 7sTr !, a:rp:se4 - s:f, h::5 t:tt.'.d u i
soAt CT uacrait- Ia usSuGtc-.
Pissgs Iass5 Tzsi lns;;: tna sal iElrsI Gy per-
aonal. Il q.
janSOe Sir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

Franois 7 Srebhng.-I 'ur sou Ffsncis 10
o prisoner at Point Lookout. In good health
and spirits; hss not heard from home since his
imprisnDuen!: let him hear FROM home
through Nav I;rk Daily News. Kiohmond
Er auirsr please copy. TSJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24
10 M7sisas BUCK:


Der rs I'VE have Icao;7sd III. ps:ssasi Of %. "a.
W. ia|e uIte:isEed Shs:s brtfatz Theodore buusi.
std, h ni,e ht, bad h.,a fS.nG7a5, sc Tiu tatc
him iatrtrsd in hollywood centts :. HiI captain IL.
!aed % he vas uMIisi ba: ecu:d aas tell 18th %
OF 81. Tc's {, reshouts GsseJ vas vol 1hon ls.i
hc.:d from, which T.a last. NoyeTher. 6i Malta thsS
Re: trtendssre 81 vrl' Mr. o. family veil, and JON
1s In love 10 you all Hlnie.
Hsw York Ntvs and Riliuole fru p!ssse eopI.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

eirSutnu. Jan II. 1871
Tt Joknsas, ras:su.p,h, Va:
Desr Brothsr-R.ceiTed ,arr ia.i.. Glad &c fs:: G:
a5 ~ ;sai ioTtnrs. Mare Hc!su BY ilg Ct :Toss o.
ater nsi onit:@a: dsJ. Yoas children Era zra. Give
or lore IN blL TslJ ell r'skt. Pet personal In
MAJ Tori RsEI wgzes,inS Richmond Et qai;sz COPY.
IoIi.V /, Il +
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

Now 7OrB, Jan. TO, f5E5.
To Sa:ras; Lyons; bi3blle, Ais.-1.e:t:rs dstsd
Dec. IL and is lust received. Drafts have to be
sent 70 Havana. hope dear Lizzie IL batter.
Should your doctors 10 correct in :heir Opium,
the medical nlsn here say that Il must te imna-
disssly rcmoTei end Is npt necessarily dangerous.
You may depend Gil seeing us rs soon rs posi-
biz; shall ua5ersske thu journey AZ any risk
and trust in Providence 10 meet you in safely
Best love to dear manna, Lizse and children.
AasweT through hiclluond Enquirer anl Nav
York Dsiy Na@s. Faithfully ycn-s 81
information wanted Ct Capt. Laurence II
Thompson, 4h Regiment, Excelsior HriSgdc.
who was taken priaonsr OF the battle ef. Haydton
S.s;toa. G:I. &c, 1851. II lnis shuoid meet his
eye be will please write to Geo. Freeman, No.
rs Grsnt street, New Yors. Any information
concerning hil1. Through personal in the Kew
York Nsws, will ka thankfully received.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24
ss'c!xn. jan SAB, rs.
Asras

sscIXr. Jan Sih, .h5
Har&si
Trust M, Is .!l Fas:h you BY the sSh list! Win
you ys.J pestnnt lin ali nIlaJ hs2pJ rslutuu OF !hs
day ard ST the sane time adn ths hoPs thai W shsa
spend the next auavssiry together IN Norfolk Hos OLD
we grou &nalo 10 ny garments. We SIs az ro";
saw .dy to-3iJ who had Isst anl7e3 frnu s6::of 40
p;lEills cusnee Of rGrci!oG special erchi nIe.
Vsnf tcrt orltbtr tnlhShr ttISs:.i.
H:R y1e, E.HsGa:i Sc:!,.s Ges:'; 1!.ss: ssrr
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Ejeb10ad: va je3 -. t=tR.
7, ui.z Jsz=i: n, Ca.so. I'll street. I=:: Xix. IA:
r,.1. Ga, Il tue. Ca .E;o5Sa p.saesal CO..
u;aa CT Ees YS.I Meas rqS:bl:g nh re;a tsGTb74'
20 crJ, 8:u !.tu!L. TO- lad nh:.e Sc. ss. GTaJs
hsarG frau q fer : Iogg ~t:iS H1!i IL sci Les -:
su16 2rs: ziJr:.I. lars. ke, ~ ID.
New foif kss:. Baltimore Sna Rail- rafais p!st's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

Iiahmond, Ca. jan IS !, isGc.
!sut rIylu11l1 ~ Slsuy Q, ssh ylrgln's 1flii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24
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Dalr Nothsc

tishmYnd. We. Jsn y. lSa.-
4 g, RIO % s3sth Psaii street. A!baoJ,NY:
psssona' CT neo 2wh IS noticed aiso Ttu rtoe'
.tgo anEwe, al both; where va; bsye n four
ie.tufs rls pey5oGs5 ard Sag Il trace ali veil heres r
married ls December. Al well cad qrle. yvur lot
ter vss IN cur ssfc. hEE.
,a2e S,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

To ElGwo;d:
f.cr is.st &c Lie aisf De:enber rsoslTt aheh hls
made ne ys,T suEi"-, havs -rlttsl c0ntttati2 ana
received ntns do1 lih; G't:s1 $40 tT!esso fft
SAY bow mspy t.ets Of ins :siTed and s1sot5 hos
wa and the children arc want 10 Ssar Thsn may eIpee'
10 see yor: an worry iupans 80 &C csi sou 1ro 1as9
wanted sihci for Jour 2tseune nseesoAry for meny
10, ~ N. -tn'. s,rst In s,l .,,t HH.
NV Nav, pssIo a;u,. jsfs-S1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

Pa H,aan, phii1alt Tia:
Persensl Of Jatasy STD to isad 5lao od, letter Of fe
veuo.F 9eh haTaHritlsn 'erJ elsa. an horry 10y
isnsrl fsitt reach yoa I an e1e,ediueiy anxou. to
so yoo, ind have aat JOE viii room be arco;htu In
the nitaniu be cheerful and happy. am veil Love
- AL. = Germ ILL: ka5ud g
jiaei ets
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

lnfcrnsiion 10 vented Of ny tea, Jsnes uiskenfop
p rate In Germany g. % resne vs. CAV a5y hcIsns
snda brigade npSn7,d to have been n,psutei aan IN
isSl John D,cksu,on.
Gsayson O 'uri H:uie. We
NYEsE! plata sopy. jas 5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

January 21 1seS.
lLfsiai:n Ia Icsc:j 20 Js7csa " l;llsn osTnu' eIa-
ps:J C.. rtg!o.:r;, IpbodsLL t;s,de captured lah
oh.s., Will re thssEfuuy rscsvra ~ II, f.ih.:.
ID U;er1EuP.
New Yurk i;eH5 r!s.gs capT. isl9l 8
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aen John s IaiEadsks, 9srt Hkf:sa, Mass:
sir-Ev iesr. hsss beta rsaeivsd froI. yoG. hsvLDn
nsS. fiIu ucrry. Del LeSS IA rscs6 " :hI oily.
tut Lns ION d hs 1sud Ia re TraGsI; is,pp 10.
partnent. l r6ll stead % Tonr rsrn:sta. NiH Sritp
top. fOa6 -, msdo toht7oo.
i,9l 8.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

siEE7. " sst.isses, d O.:
Ysuf letter CT lVt1 UsotasT aSs hssl Ie2st.1i sso
~ - - W.
lot - bv / g.. - uiIs.
;,lal ctr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

2!ssr..ld. I:c So !.;.
o. Ill i.Trr. &c 81 :..lai .cs,s. riii.t i:;.tia:
DsHi uTc: Y",u .=.Si i..et ;as lie R5r:Eh::, -:
re3iie3 faS istj hl els IL: Fs.ton. ", Wet. vcry
glad 10 he&r from r;T SIR Eli vail. lii .5ad ~
AnEw.I thronsf ~ Gc!a Eo"I I!Lu:e.
nes Ys,k New. .ai raiiAGteh;s p:ps'3 ys:sfr r"i'G
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II Hsuti5ao JorrItil, 0f tho VI rnia ;nTa.t ~
o,aoher-of var hy'l'a. hs sLi"us taiEe. sou!d
6s glad 70 tehs rs"ih hM- he hentI srs al. no NJ
hume Levi. :Jrre:l
iA.91 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

Ni..IuId, va. J.E .. It ,,
&c /. u .iliai:,. Nd
1T, fspJ CT cfds, STs ID Is Ii asri.it ta-ssy-
asado isiE nhs viii 20 IN VIC ,aIr sud
Tou'd hsG I, g koIas by nc.t op POI t,u!iS.
Direct ~ boz l, leo, xioh nosd. arA.
New York gsas tI'ekse COPY. i.aEi Ell
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24

7,chuond, "a Jta 81. lssa.
Gap, J ki.qls Eutlsr. plistaer-ur was,
Johoscaa it.sn ], Ohio:
Your perso3sI OF tte l December and letter via Esq
Of ucs o: Ssh have beaa r;csfsd; are gso TO 1es'
yeu srs well and ocrf,rtsbla MARI With me hsTs; "!
retI: In few ds3l; she well .ed ssads ssa
Forest also Aunt A. ne aud family are IN nAntne
and we'll -EaVe Srtt.n zen by7LSNAssos I.c7o 10
Ysutka ~; n oWsi, and sii,:~
Your brother, fOa
ny Heus plesss o,py send copy tosbocs address.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-24
ydrl Lucy ] Tsylhr, Enil9li, III.

s.,a,!:i: jan q. lsS,
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tiohmo,d, Va. s,n u, 1855.
ErJ y as7uei OiEaso, Ess YAI:
Dear klst. You. standardization bsi te51 received
aad BLTo mich Iaief anxiety tqdh!lei
osS lssirB hea;d f,ora ron sinca EsptenpoT t-
have wrteI three four sss r!ncs Tou reee.vd the
i.ltts e august, sud uptLe one 10 III tbs way noT!-
We krs vail and bo!s Ia s'raE,:Gf VIC are Tef7 snz
10 isSc rota .if, ard hcT knIloaB 10 See ou
eaonot tnpres AatL .ovorc deac mCtta. ira .a,.pg
LGttls. ;Iuf ss!.-, M.lo.
E=s Err. Soss p.etal.Ipr. ;lI--G
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-07
VOL. XVH.-NO. L
aOING TO SLEEP.

The light Is fading down the sky,
The shadows grow and multiply.
/ hear the thrushess evening song;
But ! have borne with toll and wrong
So long, 90 long!
dim dreams MY dr0wsy senses drown,-
So, darling, kiss my eyelids down!
Ny life's brief spring went wasted by,-'
Ny summer ended fruitlesely;
Learned to hunger, starve and watt
found you, love, Oh, happy fate -.
So late, 60 late!
Now all my fields are turning brown
So, darling, kiss my eyelids down!
Oh! blessed sleep! oh perfect rest!
Thus pllowed on your faithful breast,
Nor life nor death Is wholly drear;-
0 tender heart since you are here,
SO dear, so dear!
Sweet love, my souls sufficient crown!
Now, darling, kiss my eyelids down!
-rH- Atlantic MoHtN,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-07

The New York Eoenig Post learns
that Ex-Governor WR1eHf, of Indiana. has
been appointed Minister of the United
States to Prussia, and that Mr.. WRreHrs
son has been appointed Secretary of Leea-
ton; whereat the Chicago Tribune hoWls
most piteously, sccusing Gov. WR1eHr of
obtaining the appointment "by an un-
worthy intrigue against political friend.
which no gentleman would resort to. . The
Tribune Is very much incensed against
President JOHNSON, and loses no opportu-
nifty Of showing it. Gov. WMeHr is an
oldydme Democrat, and has no sympathy
with nigger-worshippers.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-07

A correspondent who has visited Slabt0wn,
anew village near Fortress Monroe. containing
about four thousand freedmen, writes as fol.
lows /: -" - t2 TX
: Grades Of society are well defined In Slab
town, a. In towns Of more pretence. During
my short walk through the place learned %
spot the residences Of the elite by glimpees at
the interiors through the open doors. There
Is uniformity IN the houses, 60 far as material
and style Of architecture goes-the dwellings,
siabs, split ont With the axe axe, one Sssy stoFy. =
without sttic or 1asemsnk Sh0e shops
and restaurAnts arc built on he sAmHs plan.
q few feet reduced. ResidencessOf cuifurod
people are marked by . blanket pastition and
illustrated newspaper hangings on the walls.
There are two Or three public sqgAres, With
ties, bones, DC, yet the health Of tie town 4
very good. The functions Of munieipal on
GERS are exercised by sefgeants and eoldierS
who administer justice without hesitation
when turbulent spirits break the peace Of this
Arcadia. It may be inquired what supports
the Inhabitants of Slabtown, and am NOT
Il Is surprising how many have BEEN broncRt
up to shoemaking, and how easily the thick
est head comprehends the business Of ceiling
beer and black tobacco; still more myst0fS
where the buyers come from In Community
where all are sellers of the same articles. Al
one time government rations and medicines
were furnished them on their own REGULATION,
but when It was discovered that each member
Of family Of i've, for instance, would ere,
quisish" and get provisions for the whole. that
tap was cut of So, too, in the mediciue Ijp1.
The practice of drawing vast quantitiev Of.
castor oil for sick babies and using It to g1ase
aoult wool was considered reprehensibleb leby the
Seymour and Yellowby watch the hyt6ixbfthe
African since he has become Aw4ricanized
What with fishing and doing odd j6bs here and
there Tor the farmers up the PednsulA, black.
ing boots, selling lemonade 6 soldiers, and
working In the Quartermast6t1 dSpartment,
me denizens Of Shutdown mhage 10 exist and
which. as q watering place for people IN
higher lite, win not reyke for many Years.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-07
NEW SERIES-NO. 6O6
NV sTHRONG WAKENRss FOB
By PRIVATE MILES o'aanLr.

sa
Arah, none o. your boardin' school mieee1
Z Your sweet timid craythurs for me,
Who rave about Cupid az, blsses,
4 don't feel at all sintimintal, FEzL
\ For romance I care niver rap, -
But give me jolly and gentle
Young wildly In weeds an cap.a
~ y
To her would offer my juty;
For in truth all belief Il exceeds,
To see how the blossom o. beauty /
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-07-07

Bimby was in q rage. He vowed to kill
me, and even squared of, but the rest Of
the party laughed at him so numerically
and suggested that we should waltz it out
together, that he finally cooled down and
skunk away, to take some private convey
ance back to D.. ~.
Bob Styles and are living in large
double-house together. he often says
that be owes his wife to my masqusrading,
but he doesn't feel under any obligations
to me, for I owe my wife to the same
thing. "a ro-srr {,
N. B.-My wife's name is Jennie Is
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26
More Rumors of Interven-
tiOn:

The London correspondence offtke New
York "Vindicator" contains evidence of the
most startling character with regard to the
question of foreign intervention; but. to our
mind the most suggestive circumstance is the
appointment of Count de MonthoInr from the
Imperial Court Of Mexico as Minister Of France
to the United States There seems to be a
special purpose in this; and the whole affair
has, ,h is said, created feeling of great uueasi-
ness in administrative circles at Washington.
1t is regarded BY many as direct rebuke Of
the delay Of Mr.. Lincoln in, recognizing the,
Empire of:MeAico, which has been recognized
by nearly all the Governments of Europe.
The last arrival from Havana, dated from
that city, March %, gives the following piece
of intelligence; which adds another to the
many reports we have had recently, all con-
frming, more or less, the confident expectations
entertained of the inminence of foreign inter-
vention:
"Maximilian is to recognize Immediately the
Southern Confederacy, and open to them the
port TampIco, or some other, in which to
carry their prizes. there to be adjudicated and
sold" J
We give this report without voucbing for its
accuracy: but it is-a fact that the non-recog.
pition by the Washington Administration of
the Mexican Empire has been productive of
very unpleasant feelings on the part of Maxi
milan towards the United Statcs.-44ugusM
Constitutionalist, 18th: "G5t
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26

CAR0NG AND SPINNING MAcHIyEs-Apy enter
prisng mechanic or arzan who can now offer or sun-
ply good carding and spinning machine-in combina-
ton or seperateY-w earn and receive the thanks OF
the country and especially of housekeepcrs and of the
good women whose efforts and resources under this
war have been limited, not by their own Wishes but by
the want of means and opportunities The carding and
spinning Of cotton can be easily done on machines of
small space and compass. Several such machines
were used and approved in this country about the time
ofthe second war, and old friends have told us that
after the first year of the war many families were
through their domestic efforts and resources better
clad than they had previously been under mportaions
With cotton, the great clothing staple Of modern hsto
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26

FIRE.-About o'clock Sunday night, fire was dis
covered in the range Of stores West side Of Meeting
between Market and Hazel streets. The first floor Of
the store l49, formerly occupied by Hyde Gregg &
Day, was found fire in two places, and 30 doubt is
entertained ofs being the work Of an incendiary The
flames spread with great rapdity, and notwithstanding
the prompt arrival ofthe fire department. the building
in which the fire originated, together with the adoin-
ing building Of R. A Pringle Co., were totally con.
sumed. The upper stories of the stores of John G.
Milno, L TO. and George S. Cameron were also con-
sderably damaged. The property destroyed belonged
to Miss Jano Adger and Mrs Cameron. The fire ex-
tended back 10 the rear of the stores on King street,
which were saved by the great efforts of the fremen.
All the rear buildings of the stores on Meeting street
were also destroyed-aC Charleston Courier, 18th.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26

Southern Editors appear to be particular OBJ.
noxious to the Yankees. We arc Informed: by
soldier who was in Fayetteville when Sher-
man occupied that town, that the Yankees Of
fered reward OF sl0, 900 for the body of E.
j. Hale, senior editor fthe "Observer." And
in Columbia, we learn they made strict search
and enquiry for the Editors IfEditors do not
care about visiting Northern prisons, they
must keep out of the way of Mr. Sherman.
The Editor Of the Wadesboro "Argus" was
captured by Kilpatrick's cavalry when they
passed through Anson county, and pretty
roughly treated. But fortunately be escaped
near Fayetteville.-Charlotte Democrat.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26

There was nothing of interest transpired during the
occupation Of the town by the enemy on the l7th in
Staut' Guards being placed at every corner and in
front of many dwellings, those inclined to plfer or
commit ontrages were restrained from their wanton
cruelty by the vigence of the officers who itappears
exercised the most rigid discipline. We have heard
ofbut one or two Instances of cowardly intrusion,
where families were molested and have been unable
to learn particulars. They were in number some
twenty-five hundred
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26

We learn that all the rolling stock moved from this
place on Monday morning 7th inst belonging to the
different railroad ompanies--numberDg II locorno.
tives and some 24o cars-were burned. near Rocky
Point on Friday morning last, by the enemy. The
entire fegks consisting in' part, of 10000 pounds
government sugar, large amount Of peas, rice, &C.,
were totally destroyed.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-26
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whatever at this time, readers must be ndugent
We are entirely dependent on friends returning home
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there being published only four papers sin tie State
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