The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-26


ne enemy are also advancing on the limo
OF the Georgia Ra'oad At last arrou,,s
tncy were at l'uckhcad, seven miles Ills .n
o' Maoison' They were burning and ers,r,,.-
ing as thry progressed. We rhink it p,o)c,),L
mat the entire space hetw c:n The G, o,ui, .,J
central roads Is "vcrrun hy ikcsc ,,,ar.ud;,,r
bands Of cavalry, a.d that an in,c,sc ,n.,,,,,
ofproprrly fa~ been DESTROYED
vi 'h" preparation 1n Meet, HE ~juy.,|,,s :,
docs no1 htr"mc The PRESS to Sn,,,k ""
nave seen cn"ngh, however, to runy;n,., ,s
that II Governor Brown can uct ont ,.r n,;r,,.
nnHer MS recent procanalio,., we shall ,.. ~
y DC "blc to defeat Sherman. but to cun,u,. ar
destroy ms entire army by the time he vcts
nan way t" the coast The Government IT
n'vHrF"'d IS moving with grca, energy and cr
cc!' ""d we have l." doubt OF o,;r suyccss. ii.
Ways P'o''u'tg th" P""plc OF Georgia do their
wy ~ S''i!:'lE t" tho defence Of their homes
once wililhg the above, we have received
the despatch nnunciny The arrival of S,ur.
mans advance guard in ;hc vicinity ,t 1;,;o,
fol"'' on The Georgia Rail, oad. seventy. .fivc
mics al"v" Augusta 1..s is pretty fair nroy-
rcsS' ana II seems ourautholiics were not m;s
taken IN regarding the Increment aua;nst A..
con fcm S'' ave
we gather the f"|l"wing paragraphs from
inc Augusta papers Of Tur>,l:,
!nc eh'ny luck the Central Railroad .t
"rIs""hv'lic on Sunday about two o'clock. cam
"'l!'g freight train and Turning the char..oa]
works at that place, and .!estroylnr 9th. nron.
erty. iF
~ IS rcl'ortcd that an engagement occurred
nt mat place between the Yankee E,,,.s an,
"hre'cr's cavalry, AM that the f,rmrr w..
ur"eh "ack. The number Of forces cn"arc,l or
losses sustained is not vet rc,.ortcd l. Is :, tL
lhat the main body OF Shcrnlau's army is co,.
centrated at or ne"s C.i,,t0n, in Jones countv
~, oherlnans march down the Macon u,d
western ', ka''r""d was tvint His infantry
o'o not come S"uIh OF Griffin, but from thence
c'osSeo the oclnuIy"c east Of Iu!ian Sprin.rs
ana rom thence is supposed to he marching to
JON INC column moving down ,l,c Georgia Rail
io"'' 1. IS tho"@lt that both columns will t.:rn
"a Junction near Sparta. Where their march
will be from ha, place remains To h.. ..,r !,
In mas "ecn suggested that Brunswick is the noiu,
Sherman is aiming to reach. \ few ,l,vi w;l
determine ' wa
M'itcdgcvilc is Supposed to- be in the hands
OF 'hc enemy. II had hocn entirely cyacuatrd
ny our forces Everything of value lal been
"ro"Sht Oh. Everyt'o' Y ah,,l, Macon is in The
trehchcs 1hc ncmb Is OF the l.cr,sIu,urc
i'Ss''l" through, were arrested anil efforts r,,l
10 put them III the ranks, hnt all efforts f,:L.I
ana they managed t" get "tf The track ot,h.
enemy Is illuminated hy hlrniny homcs,cadS
OUR MOVEMENTS
Gen. Bcaurcgard was in Macon on MouJ,v
ana Will hc III Augusta to-day. Gen Jo JOHN
ston Is also in Augusta. Gov. Brown and Geu
LICK Taylor are at Macon The following
paragraphs in regard to onr preparations +, rn-
sst me Toe are from the Augusta Chronicle:
iarg, l'"d~ of troops are on lLcr way
from the West. Sonc Of them, WE are told
VIII arrive at Augusta in Il few DAYS.
Inc Governor Of Sontlla carolina has or].rcl
All inc reserves in the State to ren,I. zvoi,s at
hamburg III order to rcpe any attack that may
oe h,aoc on that side of the river, or to assist
inc forces on the Augusta side in cas,. Of neccs-
sSlty large force had arrived a, Antrst:
Monday night, and some eight or ten thou-
sand more it is expected will be ON the snnt
soon. 'F
Orders were received here Monday noht to
prepare ratons for some twenty Thousand r.r-
niar troops which are Oh their wav to Anru>t,
Augusta, few days since the great conner
c'aI centre of the Contcdcracy, now has the az.
Pearance Ola vast military camp. The stores
arc being closed, and their owners ar, sbonll-
er'ng their n'nskrts. Our streets are cnlivcnc,]
with tIIn counJ ,,f