The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-07

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ARotdsnrSa .PgevoSr 0FFIots DicE. riy&'R
abolished all the provost olces M the District Of
Alabama, Mississippi and East Louisiana over Witch
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! Our friends Wishing advertisements inserted 10 the
Dfay JoatHog wqqd do WELT hand.tten no ID ,
O'clock m, to insure their appearance in the next
morning issno. -. .
i. GEN pEsUneGARD 5 NEW wiCoNMlSp-,C;en. BEAU
EEGilrD has been assigned to tie eomuGnd Of ha De.
pagtreut heretofore Commanded rasptciveiyby Gers
Hoop and Dick D,YfoR s. 4 4
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Trains now run regularly over;the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad to Gorintis The Memphis aud Charleston
road isosed for adistanee dsneafs fifty riles in tho
duection Of Chattanooga That hole countfgis is Ereo
from the enemy.
I HE'NAvE-Assistant SurS.3ont Is. G. BOOTH, re.
eonty released from Pensacola. has ArFved In Rich,
mond He left Admiral BCcuASAE, doing wei; bis
leg was badly fractured but he recover, with the
use of his limb All our officers and men carried to
Pensacola are kindly treated >.
The readers Of the Journal aud othes interested,
will please recolect that no commurications will ar
pearin this paper without the name Of the author &C.
companyng it. We have on hand at this time several
communications without the proper signatures attach.
ed; as also several obituaries without tie money ,Ue.
ing sent, or the name Of any responsible party affixed
to the same 49,,
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Yhe President and Committee ef.'The Soldiers Rest"
earnestly .rcquestour citizens to send us some help
for this institution in the way orproYsons. On sat
urdaS night, 9Th ofSept., fWo had ten soldiers with
but little prospect Of being able to send them sppcr
however wo succeeded in providing for them since
t!ieniheT come in from that number to tvs, every
night We alo perfectly salnS to give o,,rsarvices in
Seeing these brave men proti for, but cannot sup
ply food forthen without more assistance than we arc
obtaining at the present We are aware Of tha dill
Guilty in obtaining provisions Tor our own fnilias but
if every member cfo coinEupitv would do some
thing we would peverb be at loss to send supper to
these hupsry and weary soldiers Tehope those whd
have the means will give attention to this subject
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| PfesideutDavis was .serenaGed ty a magnificent
band attached to Tennessee regiment at altl9 sta
ton called Palmetto on the West Point Railroad, and
being called for, made short Speech assuring Iennes
scans that they would soon be IN possession. oi their
homes fighting the invadcnon the soil their own
State
Gen. HOOP who was in company with the Presi-
dent being called upon for speech, gavo them sim
liar assurance, IS ,@s,i-
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! PERs9SAh.-lhe Cmoiinan says Cen BBApREGARp
acsomponiedby his staff arrived in. Augusta on Sat
,urly afternoon He was to meet President DAVIS
whose arrival was expected in Augusta on Sunday
morning. ~,
Lieut.. Gen. IoSqsrnEEr has resumed tia command
Of hs old corps. s,, :.
Gov HARRIS, of Tennessee; is at present in Macon
Ca t
| Gen. DgFf GREEN, veteran and distinguished edi
tor and statesman, is now in Columbia He is prepar
ing plan of finance to be addressed to the President
Sand Congress, andpnbished in pamphlet f5s,n 5,
1 Gen. GRERN!is guest at the CongaFce House.