The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-29

ns"' 'en Dreckmridgc had defeated The Y,nL.o, o,d
captured seven .undt;d prisoners and ono hi,1:t,
wagons. NO nen'ion s.madc of the poiu, n; ,vhic,,
t"e engagement occurred but we resume it 10 bovo
TAKEN place at Strawberry Plains
DISTINGUISHED ARRlvAL-We learn that r,, :,
''"NAioN BRAGG arrived in Augusta on Ibnrsa,
evening and IS the guest of His Ilou,.r ,bo
licre Is at present quite "A mum! ,cr or ra,,,,
AIS ~ hat ci y. brou :s,t the Q bv tj, t;;
f'"o or SlinRMANs Army npnn Augusta W.. oau,
ti"' zen bcAunEGARD. .s,ll also be there rhis L,l<
like WORK ahead ' '0'"S
1oAL DAf-Numor has it, and wc suppose unon
her usrly bad authority, tIt the enemy a.. lpl,v
hear Charleston, at Bulls Bay, with view no,h -,
create diversion in favor OF SHERMAN and To- tkc onr
o".tefles on Suilivans isai,d in :, verse Tbo,o moo
DC gram Or consolation 10 people ola ccrucon ,,u
VI h'ne' just now. i'll the remark said to bav, he.,
'''oe ny Hcl' BRAGG. 4 few tays go t,t ..tbc ad
vance of SHERMAN was fully anticipated and we n,v,
h'': i'm precisely where he was mosi waucdn :; q
thk we have heard such observations nefoe I'm, nc
>"en BRAGG says So, there IS in the present instance
'o'e 'e's II 10 'e'eVe that il may be- rs we lone
tr,.e says the South C,roliuian"
"AlLEoAn ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIFE The Green
e '''''' saturday evening. when about twenty miles
"'''' 'o" Columbia. at Il POM known as Wallacc's
" e"e''"'eted one OF The everest .nd cos;l,es ac-
''''' n;'s occu'rct IN the history of Tie road-
1he rear truck Of The third Car from The ennine nm,
Tic track and all which folowcd-some five mr. six .
we arc lnormctl--met with The same fate Th,rc
p''He"2ef cas- wee mashed. Among the PASSENGERS
was The Company OF Cap. TOWNSEND, freeekI,n,on,-
vi u'eSe, young MIN named CRAWFORD was killeL
o"''S"' '" o"otier named M,rcIEL sustained com.
1p(!
t''h" mmlhutcd inctnre of the right leg aud .i.bt
an" II Is thought that he will not survive. Two or
'h'ee Others were injured, bu, not .e. :olsy.
LOOK OUr FOX PIES AND IRA IRONS The Sovan,a,,
-'e'S says: ~ fact thai should not be ovcr,ooLea
'y o"' mi' ~ nhor lies i. ;le presence of sncs il,
our lh"sV ''li"nsh whom SHERMAN is no doubt ken,
constantly ADVISED Ol everything important for him 70
N'o". a gentleman who Il few weeks since WAS
"""n oiEEMASs Ii'rcs, and had lon, interview with
nm, hionncd us that SHERMAN was not only we'll
poSlco III regard to the condition OF our military affairs
ou. t''' he knew even the status Of individual citizcns
u o''ahh;'l "ctter ,i1an we did With such ndvan
'ses 1t s. Skili'ul sencial would be able to make
o'spi'y ol astonishing strategy. Wenced expect moth
"9 holn INC ignorance OF our cuenIy unless VIC cam
Aoop' means 10 interrupt his sources of iulrnot;o,
It. becomes us to be wa chInl fo' spies aud traitors
iho' THE SE%TRAL ROAD.-Gcn. Uardcc
has ordered the train on the Central Road to
60 no farther than No. Tcn and Gen. Wavnc
10 eVacuate Stations thirteen and fourteen.
zen. Waync's cavalry and artillery arrived
at NO: len last night on the Ogccchce.
a Tight occurred about six miles frf Ten
nllle about ten miles from the Oconec river
Inc Yankee loss is estimated at ten killed and
n1tcen wounded. Our loss two killed. Ghroo
'ele d Sentinel Of .Sunday
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