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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-13

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aswiI bq seen. below, the Hon. A. IL BoYRIx has
been fc-Eeetcd Senator, and Major J. N pESAussURE
and Capt W. .,Z, LEtT:;SR Hote men,less to repre-.
seat Keraw District in tie Legisatu, ocsouih Car
oliia AT iscitical jncturt when matters Of the
most yitallmportapce are lobe dscrrssed-wlen tie
haadsand hearts Of oufpcopc and tie best interests Of
our country calls ayoud.lor wise aud discreet eg.l
liou it is tho dgty of a constituency to 1ptoSide
the'best ,natpral-nlen,o true moral worth, OF S,
ty patriotism and experienced legislative. capacity
We Natterowselfand congratulate the good people of
KeisiGw District IN its pesent represen alton; and t
is peculiarly gratifying to know that the two first
udncd gentiemenare lons-and well tried EaitAfu pub
JIG servatlts and whose names have become proger-
hia amongst those With whom they have associatelin
the halls of the General Assembly. us gentlemen
whose celncl is sought in all grave and mofntntus
matters pertaining TO State legislation, and who
known deliberators working men and never absent
from tlier seat whilst in se$sonenderng service for
the per dtsr received instead of csucilssig in the
street withthe sidewalk statesmen of the day Capt
LEtfYER though untred as legislator is gentleman
Whose high moral WORTH true patriotism, and ability
as councillor at law will al once commend him, and
guarantee to his constituency that they have not mis-
placed their confidence in bestowing on him such 10
5eraI support inRhis canvass but that he wiz even
heighten the already high degree Of emineuce at
taincd by former4Tepre - -.
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Entered according to the Act Of Congress, in the year
1863 by J. 8. THRAsHEE, in the ClsrE,s Office ofths
Di.tsict Court OF the Confoderats States ior the
Northern District Of Geor gs.
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FIisIIy Important Order-'rhe Iscvo-
l5 cation OF Details ~

s The War Department has jest issued tlIctfollowng
highly important order, shic! had been expected for
several weeks past. promptly and risdly enforced,
titwill undoubtedly add heavy and mucr needed re-
inforeemn mt IN our armies in hefied; and we can on
lyhopc that the benefits resulting may be eommcn.
!srate with the conyen that SO sudden and SO
general sweep Of tlsdetaied men must necessarily
OCCASION: 81
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The impression seems to be growing at the
North and in the Northwest amung the p2li-
ticians, that there is no other alternative but to
support either Lincoln or Mcclellan. Many
are accordingly preparing to swallow the Bit
ter pil! of Mcclellan, rather than the nauseons
'one of Lincoln. We collect together the fol-
lowing outgivings on the subject: r Il
The Cincinnati Enquire., the home organ Of
Pendieton, warmly supports Mcclellan and de-.
nounces the n Y. Nc,vs @.E.S e
. Long, of Ohio, protest against the letter Of
acceptance, lat is said to be su@taiuingAis elee-
ton. Va
(, Senator Psgh urges Vallandigham 10 take
tie stump for Mcclellan. &
The Ann Arbor (Michigan) ,}oaraal, a.'istir-
ling" Lincoln paper, has givenS him up and
hoistcd AIcClellan's name. The,Cincipnaei In
qutrer says: @.$ 81.
Every Democratic paper in Ghio-adl there
are some eighty or ninety OF theIn-s giving
the Chicago nominees cordial and earnest
support, with the execution Of the. Columbus
Crisis. t.sib3t
Hon. Fernando Wood, brother oftlfG Eliter
of the DAILY ,Ne,Vs, has written a letter to al
Elass Meeting in New YorIsyin which he says
that he will give bis earnest and .determmqd
support to Mcclellan. $4.7l 8
The ". Y. Hcfufd has abandoned Liueoln,
and is now warmly supporting Mcclellan. slt
charges that Greeley has lost confidence in i4hl-
coins prospects. -
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BEAUREGARps Wv DEPARTMENT Title sDeiayts
meItfo which General BEAUREtaRp has ju:t bean as,
signed coiaences at Augusta, and extends to an ir
regular iiue IN sopt1easte direction, ncludifg a
Fattof Fqonaa, the whole of Aabama, Mississippi aud
lEast Louisiana Il f'abraces ofcQufse No;fi Geor-
gia and tie ormies commanded BY Generals TAYLOR
and fIo0D
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sllfdLe " Iilt 81
general sweep Of tsdetailed men must necessarily
ol cason: es. u Il .It .,t
Z - ADJr AND INsP'R GESERaL's QFE1cE,l
/. Richmond, October 5, 1864.
Gr14efat .Ofderk, No. 76.-I. All details here,
tofore granted, under authdri:y, of the War De-
Epaltmeut> to persons between. the ages eof lSs
and 45,years, are revoked; and all smell de-
tailed men, together with those within, the said
ages, who hold filrlougI, or temporary .esemp-'
tions By reason of pending applications for de-,
tarIs will te promptly assembled atsthes camps.
hof Instruction, and appropriately assigned
among the armies for service excePttlat men
! detailed and no@sactqaIls employed III manu-
featuring, proyidi6g, collecting and forwarding
munitions. and other indispensable supplies for
the army and navy, or in work indispcmsibleto
militsl y operations Will be continued in their
present cmplsyments until their details shall
be revised. = -.
! H. lie beads Of Departments and Chiefs Of
|, Bmeaax will. withinthc NEXT twenty (29) days,
forw;rd, to the General Of Reserve lists Of all
| detailed lnen n.tl!ril empiovment,n in the sew
,er'l States, specially Distinguishing ami certi-
/! iying those who ave experts ard those, abso4
iihitey indispensable for the performance OF the
ness; and all detailed employees, not so .ccrti-
fed within thc prescribed period, will, upon
rhc expiration thereof, be forthwith assigned to
the army. . 4. ~ ~.
| III. All'persons called out by this order,
|. who claim exemption on account, Of physical
disability, will bs examined by select medical
boards, after their arrival at the camps Of in
( struction. go ..-'
! ". Allmcn found for light duty wbosarc
unassigned, will at once report to the camps Of
Iinstrurtion, under the penalty Of beng forth
with assigned TO the active forces. By order.
S. COOPER, Adj't and lnsp'r Gen.
! TRuE PoLTESEss-- When George the
I@Fonrtk was Prince of Wales, lie was. one day
sitting at, n tea table where there happened to
! be,sone young ladies rot deeply versed in the
code of etiquette. These innocent creatures.
in the simplicity other hearts, never dreamed.
therc2was any dire enorraisy in pouring their.
teasatp the saucers, to cool; and d tittler ran
round the table, among the. polite guests, but
the Prince Observing it, and the occasion to,
relieve the embarrassment Of tho young ladies;
he poured his own teaiuto his saucer. s
"a MAMMOTH PIC There is now on exhi-
bition in Bangor, Me-, smoDster hog, which
weighs i, 500 pounds, is 9 feet 8 Inches long,
1-2:in girtf, and 8 1-2 feet high. It was,
raised py John. Robert, of Brooks, in Waldo
County. 1t is, probably, the largest. .hoe in the
world Ezchaage. <, -. s, ~
A nation which can boast Of snch specimens
Of the swine family as Beast Butler, Hunter
Turchih, and Sherman, need not 60 very far
to fnd'"monster hogs. Ed 5..
6 The late Major General Morgan wa, an Ala,
bamiaa8 He was born.in Huntsville in 1925,
His parents moved 10 Kentucky when he was
IA
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IMPoKrANrro SAT- PURcHAs ERs.--'IFe E are
snthentiealIy inftmeaithat there are 20 Jess
than twcnty-threp salt manufactures in Charles.
ton, and vacinity, within the conscript aSe, who
are detailed to Lake salt on the special candi-
tions that they would sell the article to con-
sinners at the works,at liinedoilars bnshel, or
delivered at any ofthe railroad depots, in gooG
shipping order, at twelve dollars, Nov, the
question arises, with these twepty-ttrre salt
boilWs, bound to these conditions, how is, it
that salt is to-day from twenty to twenty-five
dollars per bnshef in our market! The iquts-
stion is easily solved, but we do not propose to
do it Just now We would, however, say to
tour farmers, planters and country consumers
generally, that fthcy club together for any
particular District, and appoint a. responsible
agent here, they can have their salt at the
prices TO which the salt boilers have bound
themselves to supply consumers, else heiboier
refusing to supply atthese prices will not have
his detail renewed. We may advert to this
matter again, aud furnish the names of the salt
boilers so detailed. = Charleston Mercury.
TUE DRAFr.- Nobody wants to be drafted
nobody wants to go. Tie parties to; the
proceedings are q powerful Government on the
one side, andFa frightened dishearted and re-
lpctant people {on. the other. The. pressure of
the draft is madeSBy The Administration and
its party leaders they who are exempt or,who
can procure exemption Of the, first part, and
them to whom nothing is left but submission,
of the second. The "proper precautions ta-
ken by the president '"to guard against rcsis-.
tance" are not against any particular party,
but against the whole people. There has been,
during past time, in certain qnafters,a demand,
for "a strong Government. We have strong
Government the strongest5in the$s,world
"a. .despotism not yet sapped by its ownsinhe-
rent rottenness, nor brokeIl-by internal cohsplr-
sciies-an iron rule without conscience and
g5ifthout renorse--an Administration at once
Haak and crnel inconsistent and memorable: -
Cincinnati lSaqairer. ~ Z, -, 49, 5s
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MISSOURI jefferson Barracks TO. which the Yam.
kee General sMrrh has retired is only ten miles from
From all accounts PRICE is in fair way TO eaptrre
St. Lnas shon!d such fortunate event transpiTs
North Missouri always true totho South will be open
to us with its thousands ofrecrpits u s.,;sr
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Etec,ioil Returns. nj !.

Tie following is correct of the election for
Representatives to the, Legislature, from Kerstaw
District: ~ ~
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& The Hon: A.. f., BoYKJN was e ected Senator; alo
Capt. W. cLxBpRs the present encumbent Was re
elected Clerk of the Court cf Common Pleas aud Gem
erat Sessions & Is, s s5, 35 Is 4 Z, s55l
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8 The late Maj6f; General Morgan was an Ala.
.banians he was bornin Huntsville in 1925,
His parents moved 10 Kentucky when hswas
i1 ysafs old Il a Z:
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,.. Look our,-From information which We have re-
ceiyed, says the Petersburg s,a we think there is lit
tie or no doubt feet is now forming between
Norfolk ard Old Point tb,at,ach y ilnington Anong
the number ofvessolsseeR by our informant there
two very formidable monitors Tllatan attack at an
early day upon Wilmington is contemplated we feel
almost certain andhopo the authorities may be fully
prepared for It,. 49, (. u <, -
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GArF " CLYBJRG, =, Theunany friends Of our yonng
fellow will be pleased to hear Of bis being
rc;eectedso the Office o. clerko the Court Com:
mon. Pleas and General Sessions Being good patri-
,otand competent officer, the news VIA be welcome
to friends abroad whomay nothaye heard Of his re-
election, q
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eelus uns tstue @arantis espdbrsu. eob
rte eefammte 4roft Der 0attpn an 9slp
unp WoNhI&aftsu IN f.tu,n banesn aur
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Sc . ti1eu.

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9 Do CAROLINA (aiden, pstl
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merit:
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in siner boppsltrn @sfabr. ..9bre Griasus
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Der &ertebrsperprbnungen init 8ei6lag belegt,
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8arts. %. San. Scr Gittipltrf oe8 Dub:
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ben 8u 1,797, 100000 ar ooer Il Dhllloaer
mebr ais in 1854 Die @innabmen Su L.
799. 100000. Sic Mltsgabe ppn S6abamts-
Obliaatipnen fol- int Sabr 1865 auf $50 W}il.
bel6rdntt iperOen reidt buS ni9t aus, 10 lit 81
weiteren Qtlsgaben Elm, failerl. 9etrct ~erfuroer=
lid, peldes benz Corps Qegislatif sur 8eitdtigz
ung pprgele9t neroen mrub.
Sie sd1iidbe Tra9e.
9dmburG %. San. Die 8rHpe@T
GDmmildre babeu inter bent 21. eine Prptla1
nation e~rla1len, tpovjn ie fin pie 6trel9. nn0
preuB. Sruppen cine quite 9htfaabne IN 9ollteln
entpfeblen, neil le Der 8un0e8z Grecuttpn teIne
6inbernile in ben geg legen ~iplltell.5 81.
Berlin, %. San. 9ie, ppn Der 8e9lerun9
perlan9te Inleibe wuroe nit 1915 9ege1 81 st.
.oerpprfen. .3llra u.l4a1sxs 70. ~
Der SaOelsbei9lnB 9ege1 pQs Ntinifterlllttt
peqen leiner Oppolition gegen ben 8unoe8tag,
Die sum 8irgerfrieg fibren mag, puroe nit
grOBer Wtebrbeit 9~enebntigt. m fsF
@ien, %. San. Ser SiaunSauSi6ub be-
antragt Die gertperfung pes CREDITS pom 10
Ntillipnen @uloen unp wil mir 100000 Il.
betpilisen fin bic Soften Der pom 8unoeSta9
bei6lOhenen 8elebun9 6plteinS. 4atr 100
&ppenbagen, Fl. San. Dian slqabt,
baB me6rere beuti6e Staaterl, pelde an pie
9(prp= uno Office itpBen uno Der Barrier @tfidz
run9 pom Sabre 1856 ilber baS Seere6t nl9t
beitroten, &aperbampfer anSf6iden
moHen. IS beibtt pab Die 8ebDroen bon
9%ornburg bereits Die n%6tbi9en 6oabS bepilli9t
baben. 49,. 81. ~ gg
Srantfurt a. &C., 20. San,t @on ben
II WilIipnen 8balern, ipelde am Ia. 9esenl=
Der sur 8eitreitilng Der Soften Der 8unoeS=
Greeptipn burd ben 8unoeStag belpiligt tpurz
ben, iinb bereits 5 MiQipnen p~erats9abt. !.
i Sine ipeitere 6riit5aRlling ppn 4 Nilipnell
Sbqlern foil balp geleiitet perOen. a.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-09
Seleorapbtfbe SCaeDrtcDfett.
@eri6tsti fir ben Baltimore gDefer. A2
IS. cot0,oteB Derr Ger. gtadtcn.
IS abIngtDn 5. 5Seb

tes 500 1Ir 80 HtH9+ ~ o. OCpLsfor
6enQt.-POmea, en @siud peg States
&entldp I'M 0ieoerSG ritattun9 9ebabter gtaS=
9aben fit Militdrspede, - gs,5
Grimes, cine 8etitipn Der Columbia Seuel
Gp. BON 8aibin9ton, einen 9ampfapparat an
li6affen. ii. a551 a-a =-a,.
0arlan ibersibt Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
beS neuerpdblten Senators Grimes Dol. Sgpa
Ipel6e auf ben Slid gele9t nuroen. ee !
Sumner cine 8etitiOn f~arbiger 8ilrger Dor
86ilaoelpbia fit cine aa9emeine Emancipation
unb Grtbeilung pes @ablre6ts an Sar6i9e.
62a II S.mSpaIoing bon Sbip bringt eine
IS9ilI fir @ioerruf pes Observation-Disclosures
Elm ; puroe an ba8 Gp1nite fit ,Geri9tBpeler
gepieIen. e1aet,7 ze - lie 49,
+ Benoletpn3 Sill, ben Sefretdren ber Grecutip
Departments einen Sit int t6aus 81 g~eltatten,
iblroe an, hai1elbe Golnite lpertpieien
+ 0rtb ppn Snoiallu, cine 8ilt fit Grri6tlrg
eile5 Snbnitrie<9 81 DEPARTMENTS. argr nm
9apeS BPM @ablzG pmite reiHt ben 8eri9t
oe5 leBteru Elm, ipprirt erfldrt miro, baB meoer
Mc&en3ie np6 &itden ppm Z. GpngreBoiitrift IN
8ir9inieu SIT einem Sib I'M t9anle bere9tist iei.
IA 8rpipn ppn @i8cDniitt beantra9t ben 9az
men, pefbe ols Mitglieber BON 9ilfS@@eieQ>
l6aften, Glrifian unO @einnobeitSz Gpmmiiio=
mel, ii4 10 perbient MAIDEN, ben 9ant beS Con-
9reiie8 SIT %pptiren, Stepens beantrag, paB
jebeS Nitelieo Si bemlelben 3pede $50 bei@
trqge. 9eipe 8eldlIfie nurpen Suriidgelegt.
!. 8lair pm 8eltpir9inien beantragt 8el6lliiG
melde Die 9Ottrine Der Seseiiion perbainlen II.
ben iibliden Staten Die Gidfebr uno 8eibez
baltung aller 9ie6te nit Nllsnabme Der Stlaz
perei 9~eitatterL aber Ii6 entidieben gesen Cont
prpntib perpabren. Sine 9iSeullipn erfolgte,
lpprmlf Die Sei6lliie ubergele9t wurpen.
. I2tuf Gpbb'S Nntrag puroen benz Sen. Sberz
man nm. Den inter ibm bienepben 0ffBieren
nno Snloaten Der 9anf oes Gongreiies pptirt,
ouS !96qll9 IN GOrritezS isung ging, i'm
pie Gpnlcriptipnsz8ia Su beratben, =.