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Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-05
Further from the Front
heavy F'ighting-the. In
vincibilitty Of OUR troops
again proven, &c.

pErERspuRc, March 30.-A heavy fight
has bean progressing all day on the l,lnwidde
road. near Ia.sh@r's Run, 'ciy yht miles from
Petersburg. There Is nothing official, but re-
norls rp to five oclock are deemed reliable.-
They state that three furious assaults were re-
pulsed at half past two.
The enemy came up in overwhelming num-
bers aud drove BusIlrdd Johnsen's division u
mile and half. The CoEtcderatcs were then
reinforced which turned the tide of battle, and
VIC drove the enemy with great slaughter to
and beyond their origina' position OF the NOR
ning.
Thr ground is strewcl with 'thc dead and
dying. Seven h n lrcd prisoners arc rep ported
sent to the rear.
The affair of last night, for war of cannt
and musketry, (Which lasted two hours,) ex-
cccded anything ever heard in this vicinity.
1. turned out to-day that both bclligerents
conceived the idea that they were being charg-
cd behind their works, when, in fact, neither
had left their entertainments hence, the pro-
dioal expenditure Of ammunition. 1t was one,
of the novel events Of this remarkable war
The loss was small Oh our side, and not sup
posed to lie large with the enemy.
All is quiet in the front to-day.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-05
Further from the Front =
Gallantr.y Of our troops
the enemy coming to a
Slaughter pen-our loss
small, &c, &c,

!ucnMoSp, March, 30'-Thc Petersburg
..Ex,rcss OF Ills morning says that last night
at ten o'clock. the enemy opened OH our lines
"v,r Ar:p"ma''Ox with a fearful artillery fire.
~ir IL simultaneous movement was made on
the part If their infantry in the rear.
The miasscs of troops under Gordon received
their charges with coolucss.
Up to il O'Clock the fighting was continued
witt! great vi .s"r and prlsstency, the enemy
making in all five separate assaults, all Of
which were rpuiscd.
Tn" enemy : loss must have hccn immense
They cam. III >warns, supposed to Inc several
lines Of battle deep, an,l the inference is ire
sistalle that til" slaughter Was tcartcl. Our
loss was conlmratrvoly ly small.
The gaanlrv of our mcn was dlspiayed IN Il
NEST gratifying manner. Their conduct Is the
theme of unusual rrn;s".
Durr. the entire ight. which lasted two
hours, not II niaa WAS ub>er> cd coming to the
rear.
P.S., l.. a m--.tn officer just from the
front SAYS that the cnriy charged up 10 within
len PAGES Of the muzGcS Of cur Guns; anal that
they were literally moved down: Cur loss Is
uuprccedrnlly small
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-05
From Mobile the attack
Commenced.

MoR1LE, March 2s.-Thcrc was heavy skir-
mishing at Spanish fort to-day, wthou: adEan-
tage to the enemy. At four o'clock the fleet
took a part.
Our troops were in the best .of spiIits and
everything looks encouraging Our casualties
have been slight.
The enemy seemed inclined to make rcgn-
lar seige. as there has been no general assaults.
All is quiet on this side.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-05
From the North.

RICHMOND, March 30.-The New York irl'
bune of the 18th has Grant latest official tel
egram relative to the fight at Petersburg on
Saturday. EEc reports that the Yankee loss
was 166 killed, 1901 wounded, and aoo MIS-
sing of those corps that were engaged.
The same despatch says that 1855 Contcd~
crates were captured.
Another despatc! from Grant says that he
is in receipt Of Shcrman's reports OF opera
tons from the time he LETT Fayetteville to tue
22d. It shows that ic has hard fighting, re-
sutins in very heavy loss to the enemy IN
killed and wounded and oycr 1000 prisoners
in our hands. Ills own loss he SAYS will be
covered by $500 sine he left Savannah
Many of them hut slightly wounded.
Shcrman's and Schofrll's armies completed
,on the 29d.
Gold is quoted at l5I.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-05
Later from Mobile-the
Fighting Continued.

MOBILE, March 20.-Thc fighting continued
all day around the Spanish fort, with the
advantage decidedly with us. The cncn'y's
loss is said to be severe. Ours is very slight
One monitor was sunk thi is morning by shot
from the Spanish fort The enemy's gun6oats
commenced shclling the western shore at two
o'clock, but were driven of by Jobines' bat
terry. Forty-seven vessels, of all classes, arc
in Sight. Everything is encouraging.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-05

A SoLp1eH's REMARK-A lady dressed in
AS luxurious fabrics as eyer huttered from
fairv form "bcfore ers deadly blast WAS
bluwn,' with sweeping trail behind on the
ground, Of indefinite length, turned the coruor
at the Wayside Hospital yesterday, and as she
turned she cast glance of anxious solicltude
bacI; to sec if the aforesaid trail was all .. X.
A crippled soldier, sitting at the corner enjoy:
lug IT,, sun, noticed tile movement ard the
look, and with the view of reassuriug the lady,
exclaimed, ats all right, madame-the rest
of it is coming down the street and will be
along shortly! You can sail on-the dress is
all srttu'." 1t is useless to say that the lady
did sail on like ,hree-decker before full
breeze.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-05
Certificates Lost.

I7ROM TaE TRUNK UF THE SUBSCRIBER,
l. which was riaed blythe enemy, about l6 miles
from Camden while in tic cure OF riends-hVe Ger
tihcates numbered 81, 92 90, o. 95 of stock IN the
Charleston Importing and Expor ting COMPANY Per-
so ms are cautioned against trading for thel as ap-
ucalion will be mado at the proper time for their re-
newa IL. III. Sioah1,3i.
March 81
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-05
To What are We Drifting.

The decentralization Of the times continues.
Men who were strictly sober four years ago,
now get drunk without any regard to consrl-
entious scruples. Men who were formerly
considered paragons of honesty, can now steal
without blink of the eye or palPitaton of
the heart-steal little things often without the
slightest justifable pretext, through mere
wanton righteousness. Men who would once
have blushed at the conception Of an obscene
thought or the Inference Of profane word can
now abandon themselves to the indulgence of
these things with a gusto that eclipses the
most desperate instances of profanity and vul-
garsm in former years. Avarice, lust, intem-
perance, inhumanity, Sabbath dcsecratlon, pFo-
family, pilfcring, hold high carnival.
To what are we drifting9 Life, property,
domestic tranquility are insecure. Even the
house of God is often prostituted, and the
sacred right to worship God, is not secure from
interruption. To what depths is man capable
of desccndpng' Without the restraining grace
of God and Of law he would socn approximate
the lowest fcnd in the denominations that make
up hell. Verify, without reform We can
never expect the favor of Heavcs. Columbus
Times.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-05
$50 Reward,

r0OR THE RECOVERY OF \ EOLTS Army
4 Revolver, patented 1850, No. 1884, s inch barrel.
The circumstances attending its loss are rs follows
Dnrrg tie fire at the residence of Mrs buttons, the
pistol was placed under cover in one Of the rooms OF
dwelling for safe keeping, whilst Ii: oxre- was using
his cxertions in qenchng the flames Of the out build
inp: and OIL returning the pistol had been taken ON
its place Of deposit. The above reward will bo paid
with the grateful thanks OF the owner For 1urther
information apply at this ofiee
April )
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-05
Soldiers Board Of Relief

OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF SO. Ca, T. :.
SpAKrANyURG C.. H.. March j, 1855. 81
THIS DEPARTMENT rs LOCATED FOR TIE
/ present at this place. The Soldiers Boatds Rf
Relief r Districts and Parishes with which tho
mo communication by mail, will forward their s
Ly horse courers Immediately. upon the. receiPFos
this notice. The expenses of these couriers will bg
paid at this office. All other important cpmmnnicst
tons for this Office should be forwarded the same
way. -
JAMES TUPPER
April Auditor OF .. y.
Day- all papers in the State copy twice
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-05
FROM TIE wiNNsBoKo NEWS.
From the Virginia Front
Official Dispatch Of Gen.
Lee -theSpring Campaign
Opened, &c.

RlcuMoxp, March 30.-The following dis
patch was received TO night, dated :
HEADQUARTERS March 30.-l[on. Sec. Of
War: Gen Gurlon reports that thcencmy, at
II p. m, Yesterday, advanced against part
Of his line, defended by Brig Gen. Lewis, and
WAS rrpmlsej The fire OF artillery and NOR
,ars continued fer several hours with consider
able activity. No damage Gu our lines re-
ported
(S>rncJ) r. E. LEE.
.inothcr telegram from Gen. Lee says that
there was >kirnlisling yesterday near DlnwId-
die Court House without decisive result.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-05
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
; .s COLUMBIA, March 2T, 1866.

THE INvAsIafoT THE STATE Has Rem
i DERED it proper that the Legislative Depart
partfnent of the Government Of the State-shoud be-
convened, that such measures may be- adopted the
welfare of the Statem may require and for that purpose
the members of the Senate, and the House OF REPRE-
sentatves OF the Strife of South Cal olna, are hereby
invited to assemble at G eenSe on Tuesday the 18th
Of April 1865 at IL o'clock, m. - :, y,
By the Governor 3
(onhciaD ". S. ELLIOTT. Private Secretary
April
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-05
Notice.

YElHE COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS FOR KER-
SHAW District will meet in Ca mden on the
third Monday in April, at | ! o'clock.
COLIN MACRAE,
April.5 L Clerk of the Board.
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-05
Notice..

SECOND s. c., HOSPlTAL, ),
FLORENCE, $. c., March %, 1865
DRIvATE J. HAMEBToN PRUETT, co NJ, 9Th
/ S. c., Vluntesps,:and 7. p Galloway, Co, H., H.
2lst S. c. Volunteers; who were employed as nurses
in the Hospital left suddenly tile night of the 2sth
February last without permission aud are still absent
without authority and against my wish, and do- au-
thorize any in authority arrest them wherever they
maybe found. do therefore publish them as desert
ers,
. T. A. DARGAN,s
April Surgeon in charge
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-05

THE SouTm NOT YET CoNoUERpp.-The New
York "Tribune7' is not so sure that the "rebe-
lion" is put down. 1t says:
"Of course, we do not rejoice asoHer assured
and accomplished triumph. We know that
there remain armies to vanquish and the efforts
of desperation to battle. 1t is possible that
the rebel hosts now mastering for their last
onset may deal us an unexpected and telling
how. Lee is to march northward into the free
States, SAYS one rumoT be is going West, to
reclaim kentucky and feed on her undevastated
herds and pastures, says auothcrS he will elude
Grant and fall like i thunderboft on Sherman,
says third. 1t is impossible that he may
vet be able to concentrate one hundred tholl-
sand men two thirds of tLem veterans; and
such force, we'll haudlcd, is never to be
dlspised."
Journal and confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-05
Notice..

S.EARNEsTLY REQUEST ALL THOSE INDEBT.
/ ED to me by open account to settle the same
promptly, have been heavy loser by the raid, and
It is most important to prevent serious embarrass
mept, that sh ould lave my affairs settled up = sis
March 81 hUbI. NJ 'kENNEDfGs Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-06

TIE LANEAU HOUSE, n WEST FORTIETH STREET,
~ fronting Reservoir Park-One Of the most airy and de-
hehfu locations for the summcr large and commodioui
suits Of rooms; table de hote.
GRANT HOUSE, a. % AND % NEW BOwERY.-
" Rooms by the day or week. Open all night.
TONrINE HOTEL Al AND 40 BRoADwAY.-sUITs
Of Rooms and single Rooms by the day week the
European plan).
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-06

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY TEETH Elk.
~ raced without pain or change Beautiful teeth In.
serted, 81 each All operations warranted
j. JAY VILLERS, 1865 Grand street
blocks from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-06

WANTED-A NICE COUNTRY PLACE OR FARM
for which good productive property In the city will be
given In exchange Address W. A. B., Herald Office
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-28
Correspondence OF the Cedar Falls Gazette.
4 Soldiers Diary. s.
BY one or sTIEBuAy's poys
CastP SECOND iowa, IarA SrEY,

CaIP SECOND Iowa, TsFA SrEY
GoLDSnORo, n. G. March 30, 1860. I
FRIENDS PERKINS After u silence
of two months we are again permitted
to seat ourselves and hold comrnuHica-
ton with friend mt home through the
medium Of pen and ink. We may say
that for the last two months VIC have
been out Of the world as it were. ..-.
On the 2sth of January we struck
camp at Savannah and once more cut
loose for a 9 raid through the heart of
the Confedcracy. For three days our
line ran along the Savannah river un-
til we reached q place called I" Sisters
Ferry" about forty miles above Savan-
nah. Here we laid two days, waiting
for the train to load up with rations.
February .ith we crossed the river, and
for the first time set foot on the sacred
soil" of South Carolina. The roads
were very bad and the weather rainy,
SO that for three or four DAYS we made
very little progress, being obliged to
build corduroy roads great portion OF
the way. . u
Nothing Of interest occurred up to
the llth, when we crossed the EdiBto
river. A small stream, which in the
North would be called creek. Here
we had small skirrnish with few of
the enemy, but they were soon dis
persed. 10 aaaI. E.. . .t.a. Iii.
On the 18th we crossed the North
Edisto river with no opposition, save
here and there tree fallen across the
road, which obstructions were soon put
out of the way by our pioneers. To-day
it commenced raining.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-28
hI..eU .IOLnsOn.

Andrew johnson is emphatically, n
sch-madc n.sn, with the energy, sclf-
reliance and courage betting that char
acter. He believes in the Republ;c,
yencrates The Union, and has learned TO
hate Slavery and the Rebellion with
| his whole soul. AS the director of a
| great war, we believe he has qualities
superior to those OF our lato President;
| II he orders u general 10 move, who ney.
ertheless stands obatinately still, he
VIII give the osdcr again, but To anoth.
or man. We knew bi,n some wears ago
when acting with him ia behalf of Free
Homes; lie WAS then TOO good q Land
Ra!orm2r,t9 be q hearty dpvotoe OF tho
slave Power. Bon and reared Poor
White Of the South, he knows how and
( why his class are kept down there and
0i al anti-7layary men we have found
dhese the iaost radical and iiiiexib!e.--,
ihere - no more LlGger of his making
any cenipTontssc o. peace tilpt will teavs
vestige OF slavery on the couci,lent
than tiiat he viii :l.slec To establish tlla
inquisition. lie he8 decided abuity,
earnest patriotism, and undonbting
fafh IN our National destiny. III any
lteboi ever thonglitit would be well so,.
ais e!an to have Andrew johnson l.,
the White Iotlacaratller taan Abraharl
i1hcoin, he Is Si.teriy mistaaen-.H
y. Iiitui1r. f aaE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-28
The Lost Chief.

The following lines on the death of the Pres
ldent are copied from the Nete YORK Wcrotd.-
They contain internal evidence ofhaving come
from the pen OF Colonel Chas. q. ualpine 10Th
erwise known aS Miles O'Reiliy), and we give
them insertion as the most touching tribute
which has yet been struck from this universal
ly bewailed event: ....
He filled the nations eye and heart,
An honored, loved, familiar name;
So much a brother that his fame
Seemed of our lives common part.
t. His towering figure, sharp and spare, ~
Was with such nervous tension strung,
AS If on each strained sinew swung
The burden of u peoples care. f".9 oa
His changing face what pen can draw
Pathetic, kindly, droll or stern?
And with glance so quick to learn .Ef.
The inmost truth of all he saw.
Pride found no lille space to spawn .-s' ii
." Her fancses in his busy mind; sU..-. .5
His worth, like health or air, could ind
No just appraisal till Withdrawn. 10
He was his Country's--not his owni g..
H lie had no wish but for her veal; ,... . ..
Nor for himself could think or feel
But as laborer for her throne.
Her flag upon the heights of power,
Stainless and unasSailcd to place
To this one end his earnest face
Was bent through every burdened hour.
The veil that hides from our dull eyes
y hero's worth, Death only liftsj
While he Is with US, nll his gifts ...
find hosts To question, few to prize.
But done the battle-won the strife,
When torches Fight his yaulted tomb,
broad gems flash out and crowns illume
The elay-ooi brows undecked in life.
And men Of whom the world will talk
as. For ages hence, may noteless move; .
And only rs they quit lis prove .ri.rg .s,s..
That giant souls have shared our walk;
For Heavcn--aware what follirs lurls .la
In our weak hearts-thnir mission done
q. SnatchcS her loved ones from the sun -
In the same hour that crowns their work.
t-f - .
o, loved and lost, Thy patient toll ..
Had rohsd our,cauSe In Victory light;
Our Country stood, redeemed and bright
With not a slave on all her soil H. s}"N
Again DER Southern towns and towers -
The eagles of cur nation few;
And rs the weeks to summer grew
Each day new success was ours.
Mid peal Of bells and cannon bark, .
And shouting streets with flags abloom
Sneh the shriH arrow of thy doom,
And in an instant all was dark!
Thick clouds around us seem to press.
The The heart throhs qnicklyya,ther Is still:
Father, tlS hard to say, "Thv will
Be done!" in such an hour as this.
a martyr to the cause of man.
His blood is freedoni's eucharist ..-
And in the world great hcro-list
His name shall lead the van!
Veal raised on Faiths whitnwings. unrurlet
In Heavens pure light, of him we say:
He fell upon the sclf-samc day
GREATER DIED 10 SAVE THE WORLD"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-28

Gov. STONE has goao to Washington
70 arrange monetary accounts between
the State aud the General Government
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-28

A Sik FRENCH TO GIVE you y. W. SKIN.
~ ner q Co.'S sorZo Hand Book. Valuable to all who
raise sugar cane.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-28

For Sale.
Z OFFER For SALE. FOR CASH. A NICE
residence with two lots attached within two minute =
Ehk 81 tie postoGce Said premises are In good repair
and OF rea Importance any PARTY wishing to ive near
TO the business centre OF Cedar Fails
WI. HART
At MILLER Wilson's Store
March 18th, 1seJ.' b .ss- sr7s- 5f.u
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-28

The following lines on the death of the Pres
ident are copied from the Netp York IIcrOId.-
from the pen OF Colonel Chas. q. ualpine 10Th
erwise known rs Miles O'Reiliy), and we give
them insertion as the most touching tribute
which has yet been struck from this UNIVERSAL
ly bewaileu event.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-04-28
NO. s..

22nd.-Johnnics arc gone. Retreated
between two days. leaving their killed
and wounded Oh The field. Their total
loss reported at S,00o---onrs at $500.
2ith.--We, reach Goldsboro and are
informed that the campaign is over
and we receive the compliments Of tho
commanding General for good conduct.
So our fftysix days. campaign with
out communications, and through tho
most vital part Of the Confcderacy Is at
at an end. What has become OF tho
noble sons Of South Carolina who
had all become Sumtors and Marions,
and were determined to defend their
State? We failed TO see any Of them.
Now we have mail once moro. All
the back numbers Of the GAZETTE have
come to hand, and "deaa loadsn Of 9TH
cr mail--but let it come. .. 7''
All the Cedar Falls boys are wcll and
wish to be remcmberedt to the GAZETTE,
=. S. Since commencing this we havo
received quite a quantity of crout, pick.
les and Irish potatoes, for which we
are indebted to the Sanitary Commits
sion. S. c. accept our thahks. '4'
'..' ''.@ @ rao Old TftrRD.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30

hIWgIaytD ni aIqdI0 Ina Ilf = N ilaH I,
the mean, lime the wruncod man died of n
broken htRtt III aanlAstetf hospital The
day after idischarge 1.-The officers Of the
regiment, wno had assembled in the State
House yard for the Pnfp6se sc having n phoS
neutrality-suspicious. SdHfptItAtH,a by d prom
Ipeg9I Wti4typG dhiAqitHl seated ia n
circle oh the grass, awaiting the movements
Of tlH bhbtoBtAphSril whe,f motion was made
by ophnfih"nnmbeE requesting Capt L.
e ERbdray trnm Aeo ogrpYp, rs they had 20
deslro TO associate, 10 any capacity, hereafter
with Observation-Disclosures mirder6r. The motion
was uaAanlpNuals s,aenrried. The iurebuk. d
Capaln withdrew from their midst and i'm
1ett tRS Seitv E,r 1iil home in North
erhI Ohio ~ G5i,gRbhSfjoataag., ias9iiH4q
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
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A Lady h1vthg Enioyeithe Pleasure Com ,ort hud
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Young Ladies' they are SUPERIOR . allothers.
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The three bOtOn Iois every Skirtare al 40 Duu,lo
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-30
NEW EI12M-

I HAVE this day soclated with me, In the eTiouse.
Il fLrnrhng. China Gl,ss IA Que4nsNaia busi.
ness, at SDs Third street, Dayton, ONO, Mr. John X
MOOrman. my fofmar book. Nee ear. The Ia .inAss
viii continue In future under the style of, r. Wof
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WILLIAM WALKER,

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l. every article OF kentiemen's wearing apparel o.
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coats, pants, vests shirts, hosiery hAndkerehiefs
gloves bootH shoes, shippers, &C., will do we'll &c
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