davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-05-23

"
TIE try goo1s ra .e ho uB On Y. H. aa ha With
both lhe cTn n:tt-n and job houses has en- Eyi :
tah y - tve II. y u, the Es41c.f .r1te of rs
dsIr. ~ ts.rg opc at1cns All ',ape ar:icIes
kttp SD up clos int tof pt1nra .ur1h+r ssysuce
E.a a.rd. ta= cen.znu being SIT: ahead OF the
surly. sad ttr 1sltc care Wooies. ia scsl.
ing Mo.r hcey- The c.athl1< tsad- a,a olf1n- f,t
tne!T thsy 1all 3tlt4s a. tE1ct. generally ia ru
WIN n 11t.at nrs vel EAsert ID lfnr II n.1 xa1e -
, 1865-05-23
The Spanish DUTY on Flour.
7nf = YtAL1$&

f. kronr tha Interesting Items Of the timer We oh
zetya that authorities cf Spain fnt-ud 10 1cduce
ths du1y en- rcrelEn four inrott.d into Cu5. AID
Pssto hie on and .ts tas u; q 1ny or11, H.. ~
Ii Ported ii An eric or otn Vtassis thtA sraush
Il %iots. THIS exo,o!t.ns inapo*t bar { y os ~
tween .hs United States ana thu Spanls1 a!snd. eI
eet.n: at GRAIN r:m.s wh-n d uf Ioa7 n tys heea
worth m C1bA tweutr 70 ~enkTve dollsf9 per o%F'
le1- It Il contemplated this INV Regulation VII en-
large lhe ttnd4 IA ue hetW-.n our cit; n7i Cuha;
DO subject TO- the dssctir lnStion besw-en Soaaish
four 1opor1ed = Spanish OF four dollars per
barrel. Tie old Gr p.etsut duty - tT3 lol1sa and
.we1tyaeErn cent. il sPaat:a YES Is. on sp .nl.a
ported to1siga re:sc.s. Te compile TIT following
Gla Nav
--... putY.- D1 y.
FuanJsh Hour. IN SpAnE ys4Be1S.., $2.7 u 10
tpap1ah GouF. IN tprrIcn ys.sels..,, G.49 3,e0
Fan.
, 1865-05-23

FROM GEORGIA.

Nr, Yokx. NAV zl.-The T.wss' Warrington
m eli enys; .tCen. B,pks ID not removed.
Wbetter be will he or rot depends on whether
tht President thinks rs thu Com mlls.1on do*
, 1865-05-23

ky- Richmond papers repo!. the business
arrivals as something imlense. Curiosity
hunt.ss have given place 10 su.id men with
G1eenbacks.
, 1865-05-23

TA dispatch In tho Ford states that
JEFF. Davis Is to be indicted in Virginia
Court, ut Alexandria, for treason, and that
tue preparation Of proceedings against him
will require sol1e timc.
, 1865-05-23

Bo1e1 lDeBtroved.

Ixo1ASAPot1s. May 2a.-Ab3ut thirty In
dlaua regiments WILL be mustered out within
two weeks, e
, 1865-05-23
FRANKFORT LETTER,

New TonK, May al.-A fire occurred to-nicht
~ Nfh1o's Thcater, but was confined altogether
to the carpente1B room,
, 1865-05-23

t35 Measures urr we'll advanced In Mfssou-
RI for the extension Of tie great Southeastern
Railq ay line fem St. Louis to New Orleans
aud the Gulf direct
, 1865-05-23

IN A Nashville dispatch says the railroad
10 Ceat'anooEs will be open and In running
order by tho end Of the month.
, 1865-05-23

Detroit 1snrkef-N7ny %.
Wheaf Gcs.ce = d rates nrmfu4Ily unchanged S.1es
~ 60 IN cht II Hh te 1t II e. sud CIT No. aMher
1t $l.5o. ext.~Ee n.ure. Cura st.adT but oui At
&c track sna SC for small Iots. Os tEar NC
en- tsbrk ard 51s in 4asstt lois sls # 10 Da It
47c. Barley siea''y At t2.19a 5as 10 ns.
, 1865-05-23

eB Eleven tuna Of <es'el srclives have
been recovered IN North Catoltnz, and n1c now
on tAttr way to Washington.
, 1865-05-23

4 II Hxss~rFTF-At4A Also NuS4tfIAt5. T60
1osaWsaf ~ ne enamlaal r:::.z.:
t.1s.s Es.s E4o.-
1.n rrvv v,.r ...-- Il 81 80 ~ e
* Ec.fnn e"~''A'"'"'e""''''''''es
~ GGfissr1.."'''''*'''' ''*''''''"' *
"a "a Rnrnio. o..-''..''...'~....'..'' 81 = ~
~ xyeyr.srf .sf'"''''''''''''':' - - II
1:xH aHn E.,r .re IL ra.v ,,,,fs
9a =, es nad tn9 ss1s,a ae'1a a i1ss
Ia so99, aHa @ *t1o 70 SeI 1osk r. 1an 20 ,a
~ = - sa~ - '1A 40
VIC '3'ss u 9AA 'e" III ia II "a. tn.
.upsr ....--....- ~" ~ IL 81
e. e. a. naG1; IN i::. E;s i3i s.
~ nifT-Rrrfveo : III nffs: shipped 9sS brs
A11Ess sts..!y; ssIs, S:rsa Mars rSIgC: wiSsza::@
e6s 6 III ~ - i,na,a, II - isu ht
nuntsy y 3s srssa < HTTsAs-ao y isatc''
aLxeAO ~ V " '. = rskst
S.l-A - o.ns LAY ~ - - o-"9 seA4e*-9s *nh
.WaEAT.. tse;ea, /; ~ b.; shpo,a 3; ;97s ~
set,1s .ss5e? ID a. i ia g q DO d. Il
q a0 ba 80 = :t;s1: 80 bu No aspan: 1t sll3: so
on doAe $t.n: ts hu I&Jscteu at dc II nays Winter
WHEAT y S!.1 atl--clos1nx AIca6y NJ $l1i foe No.
SEINE II Nqfs p:,. =. ero
siatAtt 7.sMe tn"sson ~. ! ana Nj -c.ed. SAILS
* = e 5, : 81 r. Il; 1S =
&c ~ ou 90 ~ III ou 5actet a. t!A5: 4,401
"a 60 a:E1c, EoRS SA1ttAr-j!t1 hn %. EHnsl at
sa1 a ,st 5Ho eu ~ a-pe AZ icc adoas: ates "a
s9;1 = e 9; s;,1ra = .s,,,., 20 an
E.tse1ye qua somoarAtsvaly ss.4 50o D hu No. l
, 1865-05-23

r% The sismcse. in a ne!yhborlS way,
hsye just asked tho loan Of our patterns from
the United States Mint, and rather iEc our
cci1s. WeusSd 10 once ard sG1i get back to
them again presently.
, 1865-05-23

eHEEP.-1hefe IL VERY llttla demand x1d Ea notc
20 charge stce cur !sst rerost rac aal hare ham
IS {ouoEs: ..-
. EuREP S1LE3-
Adams ald Eith 123 head, s1lx7d lot, ayeEa7inE 81
ts, at $3.50, Nalw +. 4 M1Losy 80 . Dl3eu 1t3i2r
We4l Ihssp, averaging It es, It 800.
, 1865-05-23
FlNANLIL STATEMENT.

H. cetpt4 OF the t;avtrnmeut--Yybee
they Come RFom--Expen0ltur
where 1AsY 20 tv.-2nci0ehEal state.
"~7ee~
, 1865-05-23

The forc.-n news By the steamer
IaLsa, reported in lhe afternoon dispatches,
gives 81 Interesting summary. The Dublin
Exhibition was op*1ed by the Prince ofWa,e.,
On the Sth. Epgenie has addressed tender
letter of coincidence 10 the widow Of our
martyr President 4 street IN Palermo Is to
be hcnnrcd With the name of Lincoln. 4
gold medal has been struck in Nantes, to be
sent to Mrs. Lincoln, Us tribute to her IL
menttd husband. -
e The emigration from Kentucky md
Tennessee into 1rGiaua docs not diminish
with the approach Of peace, but za:her In
creases. The euigrants from Kentucky are,
for the most part, thrifty farmers, who bring
with them so1ue money and a good aea, Of
stock, farming utensils. household goods, e..
Those from Tennessee, however, arc gcner-
ally poor, and come as labo.ers.
, 1865-05-23
Cum ERUtAL.


Moyp&r EVENING, Nay =, :
The folloWinesumnszJ shows the movement In
produce and rrov.sio.. da1ics t4t past twenty.
four nours:
, 1865-05-23

tcotrtspordence of the New York Trtaune1
WASHINGTON, May 8, 1865.
The receipts and exp psndisures Of the Coy
elpms nj arc items OF interest at all times,
but more especially n>w, when they assume
prop,tt oas almost beyond com mprehensIon.
IL 1859 and. 1860. tie current expenses were
little oTeS: ST ooo. Coo, an amount that had
given use to many remarks and Eesmed ex-
trasagant In the eyes OF the political econo-
mist and sobcrly- minded bu: vhen that sum
Is sWelled to over one billion. the above
scarcely serves as loose change IN Uncle Sans
pocket. TO those not posted in the ma
ch1ne!J OF the Government It Is a matter Of
speculation whence comes the resources TO
balance this expenditure. In the reports Of
finance from the Secretary Of the Treasury
we have receipts from customs. lands. direct
taxes, internal revenue and miscellaneous.
which latter Is vefy indefinite, and might bo
interesting to enter into minute'y.. -.
we haTe SAID that 4 fhe expenditures for the
year ending June sc, 1861, were over one bIl.
Lon. Tie gross amount for whlci. warrants
were lssEed from the Treasury was 81 SIS, ,l57 :
67204, distributed as folloWs: :"
Civil and miacells: -
. neCus vi, t,2a5 e5
Foreign intercourse 1,A5,113 4s
Public debit ..--sEs, ,17G, ,li1l2 ..
Inferior Depa1tm't
{fuidling ucalies
WITH 1nhans,pen- -'-
ai'i'as;; naas; Est.5hsh't Eli oas..sSi sT ss7ss
Ssr.l Es.abl.ha,t .5a, q sole7zsa-sl s7aa
civtt md MlsceIia-
rass,a, nsoas, ;n;c1co;;:: aS's2s2a 3 5Taa, ...
Public debt:::::;:: a'?saeMs7o Sss 81 p
Military Esiahlianl't AGi1Ga4 C
pendltuse. 81 ,ss95 III G5a00
, 1865-05-23

Clctinc prices tor c1su. May q. Ess Rece,red by F,
G. 6oltorEtau + Co.. Ean1l sion, Stock aud Band
Hrekerx 81 clark gtrsst C1tcxro.
, 1865-05-23


par. - -
Cook County Scrip was dull md nominal at eaa
GG6. ..,,.-;t
Tho weather. during the past few days, has
been unusually warm, mud The reports from nearly
all Paris Of the Northwest arc favorable for the
growing crops. The winter wheat looks wel',
aud the crops will probably be earlier than u.ts>
The crop Of spriDg wheat will probably be large,
and, as 1t was sown curly. it, quality will doubt
tc good. This corn p1snting Will soon be over,
and ths farmers viii then have time to bring
their surplus produce 10 market, when our Tc.
ciIpts will begin to improve, II pzcseut, haEGs
are very scarce In the county. out nc:o,a hatvsst,
We expect that a large portion Of tho Western
army will be discharged from service. which vii
greatly relieve agrIculturltts.
The New York Eotnin9 Pots Of the 10Th tnat,
says that tho movements connected with the gov
eminent lo1n have but little effect on the money
usrktt, for the process is little bs5ond Al *.
charSe- OF cbcekr. the Treasury t1lmediasely p,y-
tns cut With one hand what 1t receives With the
o'ler. The real dource In monetary ease IA 10 be
frund IN the resn1te Of the recent ch snge In tho
value VI the currency. The full force Of this
change has, however, jet to come for, although
greenb1cks have appreciated immensely, az COM
pared with gold, set. from temporary osstrrc-
tons, their value as compared with produce and
merchandise has changed comparatively utls.
Prcel, however. must inevitably come down. anu
that decline, by ,rcdut!ng the volume of-the e1:-
changes. will diminish largely the requirements
fur money. rcEuitns in rsdncsd rates o. interest.
The New York Tribune says that .Attc ez-
peuses ofthe government Aze decreasing rapldy J
knd at no ctatant day Ar- M'Culloch vii! be able
to retire currency"
, 1865-05-23

sgT The grea: parade and final grand ,re;
rltw Of cur yelc1an troops at the Sationul
Capitai viii take place Tomorrow ard
Wednesday, and will be the gala day Of The
nepublic. Can you rfhl;ze It The war is
over. our BOYS ore coming home.
, 1865-05-23

eDt1 quote:
Esrt WLlsc u. .sas Ioa3 f~e.... ......-....tc o3
btn&U = It'd ~
P1,ULT3K K-It.r= II y.s5 It:t.c L,:a-cd, Ar. vi
FNuie:
Live chickens, dox..... .$j9saf.
!;iFe ~ 1Ft =, ;. n
lss vrte: y dog ehicknns a: sso.
P0TATnE-ecA A.f+-t st-ads: sales were: ta1 b
.FR0ys-lDS% E.:v,ye, 70 u.r. I.i:1 IS C.
NeLA. G. br tpsE. !. 10 rs ll1l. s1Ipped. 13-1 b.
nect Co n /. ro1E. ~ 81 are. Tao snsIiet
- Quit a7d aarhansri. rh' htrt: i,es iraul s..
hs,e Is 10 ls-t. sha: the mas-os hrta Aected b..
sl'shE :.
a:ees Pnrk-3'arset very antrs hns sthcEs hr'
nsm. sac. w-rI: 1co trs city .. .cked It &.lJJ;
lr's c. a ta5ce r
dull S.lts t4-uay7 100 1rls cty pacE. It 2i7-1 i1
tc st TO.
nua. .rx-IGo BIZ Runps st s1.co. X
EuIa Mcuts-M rset que. a1d uor7!-al at X
lnFn- mink tV1tet nut rot7tral at 1se317Ec.
.,Nkt D@-Rteeivtd s.sea ns: sh'ppru LEO
Eac1 IT S CO; l. o3s3 Eus t...o.aY II a.
, 1865-05-23

Gty a4rz -, S&a.aY Co4.A: e.. g--!s, G..
County d:.E:Ee tt5-:G 8 Ss- 1sa.a- 4cc. W. Il,
Lsna. Hs...-. o. fep.s3 a!n.:h'.- ri
k1o u.'l@c1. = . G-sa4tuls Chlcaya....., J:e -
GIp, hr1sJ. = . e..5.1ls G3e45a Ayres.. J-:>3 -
tai. 3...%.,. 1tf11Le Oru,co olli, ar: ~
Epper, N..... 426 11-21 QE!nnec Eoc5
Eutntr- Upper. 1.x1u%l d&lsxaeS..... s-E<s1 i
.''. . OAK
3fausste- sc1s.. t..re1ss P.ruch Cat, Il j
drEJsss, + 60. e4f Cs6f b.,........-.. 2.cis
HprEY....... e.heA"3 FI+cch c. u
XIV. Nc. 17lA n...... -. Isl -
tt1En .s-...... i1>k11.F1 F.E1eh L-!-.iE-
1te, MOL bYv.. h:1141.tn, ral"4s.s, uY Is N,.e-
C"l, eX1sa....... la4sl.Gl F1-sn'a C.1 Lo-
!l9nca Zip. 1at ! E..:.r:. a-r-
: cAh.cs...+... 1ESL55 o1ce. !. .cE. .rt:--4.-s.
Tr~E4h Ch.f. 20 Lf,;cEz, a.. s.. ::
Ii. ......-.- ..Tak i Eoanx. tuE. !z..4.-.
h+AFIE ~CtaA K-rhe1e IS 7cry i't! lelaa
and sa: I'd .t~ ar Cyclic, 1o7 ELuau 1ct..
1T II Ytr tltf1 mi -
, 1865-05-23

ecesyeu to das ; II brIs: shppet
IS bf i. Mnftet uraettlta auu sac: lox ShAna
i, iris 1t $3.50; 800 brl. do o. p. t. Tbs ratxs
G,espu ". Ak Y 1sb Irrs sei3. T. q. Sl%A.
H0rS+th re Is ~ iH'3e dri1I. a2d W. I1ot
crmBtu 10 rood N Es2 Te+
uAF--1he market Il very l1tet xEd prices II
chsnged. VIZ qpose: ...
. wHt.Lxsa u rA1ca- on TBAoN.
, 1865-05-23

We8seFn kSHeTso..
"cnFFEE-1ns nsrtet Is fIeady kni ntn. y;
, 1865-05-23

- EeTald correspondent foots up ae
total OF to captur: at Augusta, Ga, az the
subs, an::al figure Of one hundred tAou :apd
ba'es Of cotton, ten million do lrs' wstl u
ordnance, and $4,000 in baliien. with s1s3.-
0o0in gold captured with Jeff.'s specie tain.
z According to the afternoon d;spatchc., =,
JcG. Davis snd tulte had not been removed
rom the steamer. The G,ye,nmenth has seen
ct to cut down the 1tttnue OF dprktes the
capto:s Ct tle delunct rebel court thought it
nf ceksoty to bring along.
, 1865-05-23

KlU ANU ANN Fx.TnVT4-Afan Also unsettled. IAQ
following sr* the namla IL f.s--~:
Third Fourth
Cihaa- EIkss. FtoIT.
To HoT ToIk..........e..,.,...6l2 $a.70 Il 10
TO Observation-Disclosures, 1.S3 IS In
To Albany. u La
a Ao 6nuei,o.. :..........sss's...s. ?s to.
, 1865-05-23

&u0 1E(E1HkS tVf &u3 year FE4Es
From CnBtoms.
Sales Of public lands..............
lLatInHl revenue. c..........- ......
Direct tsx. act August s, 1851 ...:..
Consul fees. tor pasep.lrts, sc, .,1..
ContuIar rkce1pls, (eftcf4 Or de-
ceseed eeamcn, and ott1er Amer
lesh c!tizens.................-
Steamboat fee+....:.:..:..-.......
fincs, penalties End torfestures.. ;. !.
Surplus emo uments, Officers q
ClntomE-....-....- ......-.....+
Surplus einosnEtDts, hiafeh4ls. &C
Internal a1d coastw1ae fntercoutso
Captu. cd and abandoned property,
Satcs II connscstcd goods .....
lOr. costs and expense. IN various
pie easls, Act OF July II, .G5.
Salcs Of vessels engaged In slave
tIede, &C., {t1e taptors).
Sales OF yetselH encsged tn slave
t11de {duc Raw ps.4.1ion Iuud, j..
FRI N persons u1kuoWn,.
I'm Eccuunt of Eatcnr leea..........
From hu lJt,u d%puti'R, avai'abla
fer the II eidentl expenses 0. L Q
tranch mInt, esn fEal cisco. ...,
For gold End silvss ,eo1nago.-.'.'-
For cent tolnvEu. -.
Far pscmlHn LII Kulu nnu eAFct..
For premium on .1sd coin mp
ped isam san Flanclscu to Lon.
CON-. ....-.........-.: :.-.+
From the Government OF the tRl.
ted S,Ates OF CofOnh1s% Irp5e-
eentiug the former G0sofDuirut
g., Gf New GraLsda, MD Er :sonven.
ton betHreu the United states
ind New G.Hrada ol Sept. 10,
JET .............s....
For TWO years 5 Per teat treasury
ptats- ts-.....-,.....-.s -....-.-.'..
totGrk. year 5per cent treasury
HCtes..-...----... :.
FeFeix per cent coupounu 1nIcrest
For 1U-4U bonds.
For pt.1aium on Ito bonds.
Fer premium Cd 1c;r1ed aatlrsat
On It'll lsonds..
For J-.u sInt6.........-~. .-.-...
For tftssuty uOtrr, sci Of Feb. p, IS,
1se., (Gn enbackt}. }.............-
For cefuflcatts u ihdebtedness...
For ~ year. 6 per cent bonds, act
July II. itHl......-......---....s
F01 d psr cens t!obde, act March 2,
1St1s .----.---.-....s.
Fur I1rt MluE1 en- ISL bpn';3.....
Fur temp o1aI$ loan. acts Feb. Is,
and Gk1ch II, 1Slts.
For temporary loan Dcgon4ttd in
l.UH4uU. ..,.s-...---..-.-+
Fur. r.ftlcl!otal cu1rcncy...........
Eur 1hc deduction ef i per c.Lt Oh
the redemption Ut Texan 1ndem-
nifty bonds. s..-..........-.....
1utnl.
Lid 10 his the balnpce on h.Ea,
Jnty ], 1868, CONNIE 1cencnt Of
the Ii r11
, 1865-05-23

L~G1Alatlire-Ehe ExpaKrIHftou Law
-1he Militia BIlt-The CuudlsloQ
ota.aycry-IhsI Itul3ssI Cass-N1ls:el.
1Rhtoua.
Especial Correspondence Chicago Tribune.1
, 1865-05-23

Hsrfet-ht Board dEll, II Beard wssl.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-08

A gentleman who was with che army on
Sunday, at Petersburg, when NIessrs STE
pHEss, HUNTER aMgAMrB,LL passed
through oaF lines, ou their hAs - WashGg-
ton, informs the Sentinel tina: the shouting
along both lines was prolonged and enthusias-
tic. 1t wosld, indeed, be delightful if there
we're any room to hope that the Washington
authorities are prepared for such terms of
peace as would allow the soldiers tn disperse.
Once before the acclamations Of tic two ar
mics Ssrc united. When they lay confronted
at Fredericksburg, a fine military band played
in succession Yankee Doodle, Dixie, and other
national airs These were appropriately re-
sponded to by the two armies altcrnateIy:;-.
But when the band struck up Home, Sweet
Home, the opposing camps forgot tiIoir hos
tiity and united in vocifcrous tribute to the
common pesentimcnt.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-08
Pe;lcc Or syi,r9


Peace rumors aud speculatons, thick as au-
tumual leaves in Yallambrosa, .perya:le, the at
mos pherc in which We live. The qniduuncs
North aud South are on the look out, with ears
strained to catch every sound, and eyes: :keenly
watching the thousand and one fantaseicclouds
that fost on the hazy horizon. European
capards are flying about, Washington gossip is
in demand, Richmond on d.ts conimaud a
higher premium than gold or sterling exchange
and the tribe of spectators and extorliouers,
undisturbcd by dreams OF the conscript officer,
| fpd themselves for once uoDplussed and com:
pletcly at sea. What is the meaning Of this
gfcat commo.ion and uusettiug of meas minds?
Have dysprpiic old ladies been favored Of lato
with an extra allowance Of prophetic dreams
and omens ? Every breeze that blows from
the North is redocnt with vague perfumes OF
armisticc aud negotiation. Invisible ENJOYS
from anonymous European powers arc landing
at dead of night on mysterious shores, freight.
ed with sealed dispatches, and keep fitting
about like ghosts between inscrSabe Exccu-
tiycs and mum legislators. Lee and Grant
are picking up for Alexandria aud Wishing
ton, and Mrs. Lincoln is preparing cards of in
vitatoh to a great dinner and bali for jeff Da-
Wis and his cabinet. One mouth, ninety days,
one years srmisticc is all but agreed Upon,
and Stevens & Co., arc arranging the terms of
the indemnity Which Old ;4bs agrees to pay
US for our stolen plate and negroes, and to
strike an alliance, offensive as well as defen.
sive, against the whole world and the resta of
mankind, with the irrcpressbIe Yankee nation,
in return for independence aud peace.
What car be in The wind, after all Has
Lincoln been suddenly reminded of some apt,
if not oVer-refned little story, suggestive Of the
possibility tlRthe Yankee dog, whist grasp
ing at the, shadow of Southern suhjugatiOn,
might lose the solid, yet substantial meat of
Southern trade and profits? Have the super
numerated statesmen who control the deStnies
OF England walked up to dim perception of
some dread Nemesis luumiug up IN sthv sthv -ffp.aso,
and do,they begin to apprehend that the Yam
kee lust for territory and pdnaer may take I"
Northern direction, ifsstiated South Is it
altogether unlikely esat the profound dissem-
bier and far-seepg politician who wields the
\ power ofI,nperial France has never been i'm
posed upon by The plausible CANNON and shall
o8 articles Of Seward and that b. is kept
tllerably well posted as to the proceedings and
intentions Of the Yankee Congress aneut his
friend and vassal biaximiian2 Stranger
things have come to light in our day and peo-
pie who believe in old proverbs say tlat where
there is so much smoke there fain must be
little FIRE, and that s'raus show the way the
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-08

There are two Yankee Major General sHER-
MANS. eno who commands in South
Carolina, In. T snERMAN-tnc one in
New Orleans, THos. w. SHERMAN. The last,
wesbelieve, lost q leg at the first siege at Vicks.
burg.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-08

The passport system-similar to. that which
obtains in Europe has been adopted by the
Yankee government. All Eavcllers-except
cmigrshts-mdss have passports. The object
isito prevent raidihs ON the borders like that
at St. Albans.
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viyI.'ovs. They notice lie aiteyod tone os
the Washington cAtonicle and other Lincoln
papers, and their unwonted peans in praise Of
Southern pluck aud honor. They smile sig.
'ifcaptly when. old Mr. Blair's an 1ety :aboutn
his missing papers is mentioned, and With
Shcrman,like polteness, invite .fhc speaker 1te55
"go and tell that to the .marines." They turn
the matter over in every light and, aspect, and
work out the problem of peace entirely to J
their own, if not invariably'to their listenrr's,
satisfaction. -:
I, Not SO your iucredulous, hard.shell matter.
Of fact philosopher of the Gradsrind order
he doesn't:ge taken in by such stories andar Z
gumants -nothe. Like Sir Charles Cold
stream, in tie play, he has looked into the
matter, and finds "there is nothing in .".--i
Seward and Lincoln are at their old tricks &
trying to humbug everybody. They have no
idea Of yielding one jot or tito Of their 'piat-
form," and Bair's mission, as we'll as the con-
scqneht embassy of Messrs. Stephens, Huptes(
and Campbell, arc only intended to pull
vast quantity of wool over peoples eyes, bo(
North and South, whilst Grant is "pega
away" at Richmond, and Sherman is quis
moving into the hear Of South Carofiua.
Thinks Davis ia fully aware of this, but had
do something TO please the Georgia political
and The peace men generally, who charge
with being in the way of an arrangcm ept
Knows that he made choice Of three gcntl
men Of highly conservative, or. preseryati
procliyities, to 60 to Washington for the.
press purpose of showing all those people, wi
have been abusing him for not trying "dil
macy" that they FEEtsssss7 s.
that he, Davis; is altogether right. Sire
move Of Davis, that appointment Of Sscpheh
as fuglcman Of ths "Peace Commission !"
fully satisfied that(t venerable trio will re
turn from. their interview with Lincoln & g
with very large saltfactry insectsin their 4
spcctirc auricular iyfhpahums. Hopes
will tell their CONSERVATIVE" friends in GU -
ga and everywhere else, that they have be
egrc&ioasIy hunbugged and sold, that We
all in for it, and must do or die, without
more nonsense about "peace oEerturcs,"
p!orais moves an Separate State action,
Feels assured some people will be all the beg
ter for this new Disappointment and viii pits
into the Yankees with rim hereafter instead
of perpetually finding fault @ith. everybody
;;;nld helping nobody. These are tho uneon-
Portable and perhaps altogether mistaken views
of your pessimist, impracticable, old fogy
alooker on in Vienna" He may be wrong,
and hiS more, hopeful antagonists our san
gule, friends Above mentioned, may be right
in matter. Not being gifted with prophecy
and having 40 State secrets in our keeping, We
oan only repeat what we hear, hope and pray
for the BEST and when called upon for AN .
opinion, convey it in Saucha's yernaculsr:
Quisa Sabe -
=. Army OF TEssEssEn- have direct
vices, says,4ir OBJ W .sepuotetun, or'1f
.fTSy,o fror, a.nr of To,, :, .e 80
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j.. II Observation-Disclosures.
Camden, Wednesday, February, S

The Union, Prayer meeting will be held this
"Wednesday evening at tho Baptist Church
at 4 o'clock:
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The NORTHERN COMMISSIONERS. -Solmon
P. Chase, Millard fillmore and franklin
Pierce, are said to be the Northern Comlpis-
sioncrs.
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To ALL WHOM IT May CoNcERN.-All
persons iu Kershaw District who have been
recommended for light duty, but have not
yet been assigned-all who have been "trans-
terred to the Invalid corps, and all soldiers
who are temporarily disabled for field service
will report at the enrolling Office in Camden,
for inspection, on Saturd ay the 18th inst.