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Attachment,
u. r. .lLdy as. +. r.. Hurst.

THE plaintiff, on affidavit, says the defendant is
indebted to him and so abscondS that process cannot
be served upon him, having obtained an original
attachment AGAINST the estate of the defendant,
made returnablc before James Baker, Justice of
the Peace for McNInn county, and the same having
been levied his property: 1t Is ordered by
said Justice that the defendant appear before him
ut his office in Athens the 18th day Of October
next. or it will be proceeded with ex pare, 1t is
further ordered that this notice be published for
four successive weeks in the KnorrHie Wig.
jy9-4tpfS5 JAS. BAhEE, j. I.
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Attachment.

John Carrier as. DANIEL hlng.
THE plaintiff on affidavit, SAYS the defendant Is
indebted to him. and abs,onds that process cannot
be served upon Them having obtained an original
attachment against the defendant, made returnable
before r. d. Jourolmon. Justice of the Peace for
Knox county, and the same having been levied on
their property: Its ordered by said Justice that the
defendant appear before him at his office in Knox
county, on the 28th day of October next, or it
will be proceeded with OK parte 1t is further or
dered that this notice be published for four success
sve weeks in the KnorcHe Wig. This Sd Sep
TENDER 1868.
jy23-H pf55S r. d. JOUROLMON, J.P
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r. d. JOUROLMON, J. p.
.L0bn Glenn as Ddnid King.

John Glenn as nltniet King.
THE plaintiff, on affidavit. says the defendant Is
indebted to him and absconds that process cannot
be served upon them, having obtained IN original
attachment against the defendant, made rcturnable
before r. d. .Jourolmon. Justice Of the Peace for
Knox county. and the same having been levied on
their property: 1t is ordered by said Justice that the
defendant appear before him at his ottlcs IN hnoX
county, on the 18th day of October next. or it
will be proceeded with cx part:. 1t is further or
dered that this notice be published for four success
Sve weeks in the HnorrUc Wing. This Sd Sep
tsmbcr. 1864.
r23-it PISS L. ID. JOUROLMCN, j. L.
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y. II. Bro.rn rs. +. ". Lontc1
jy9-4tpfS5

II. ". BrOrn u.s. f. u L0ntcr.
IN this case it appears that the defendant is a
nonresident "a the State of Tennessee 1t is there
fore ordered that publication be made for four sue
ces>ve weeks in Brownlow's Knoxville Wing and
Rebel Ventilator. notifying said +. NJ. Lantcr to
appear before David Goddard Justice ofthe Peace,
at his office in the llth Civil District of BIount
county, on the 18th day of December, 1864, to an
swer then and there said attachment the law di-
reefs. or the same will be taken rs confessed and
heard OK parte as to him. This Dist of June. 1864.
wait PISS DAVID GODDARD, j. +.
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DAVID GODDARD, J. T..
Georqe F'rc:.,!- -. r -. Loa;,r.

George Frc%,!h- -. T. -. LGaj,r.
IN this case it appears that the defendant is u
nonresident OF the State Of Tennessee: 1t is there
fore ordered that publication be made for four
cc>sive weeks in the Knoxville Wing notifying said
T. NJ Lanter to appear before David Goddard, a
Justice of the Peace at his Office in the 18th Civil
District of Bount county, on the 10th day of De
cember next to answer then and there said attach
mcnt as the law directs, the same will be taken
rs confessed and heard parte to him. This
DIST June, 1864.
jy23-5tpfS5S DAVID GODDARD, j. L.
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James " Henderson rs. 4. Cdid,rH.
THE Plaintiff, affidavit, says the defendant is
indebted to him and so absconds that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon him, having
obtained an original attachment against the estate
of the defendant made returnable before James Ba-
kerr Il Justice of the Peace for McMinn county, and
the same having been levied on his property: 1t is
ordered bv said Justice that the defendant appear
before him at his Office in Athens, on the 18th day
of October next, or it will be proceeded with ex
parte 1t il further ordered that this notice be
published for four successive weeks in the hnorrie
Wing.
jy9-itpfS5 JAS. BAhER, > L.
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JAS. BAKER, j. 7.
". y. 1Euy rs. y. v Stephens.

THE plaintiff. on affidavit. says the defendant is
indebted to him and so abscondsthat the ordinary
process of law cannot he served upon him, having
obtained an original attachment against the estate
of the defendant made returnabe before James Bal
kerr Justice of the Peace for McMnn county, and
the same having been levied on his property: 1t is
ordered by said Justice that the defendant appear
before him at his office in Athens on the 10Th day
of December next. or it will be proceeded with
ex partc. 1t is further ordered that this notice be
published for four successive.wecks i'll the hdorre
Wig.
jv9-4tpfS5 JAS. BAKER j. +.
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Attachment.

u FfGnch rs. p. u. L5ntcr.
N this case it appears TINT the defendant is Il
uon-resnent of the State of Tennessee 1t rs there
fore ordered that publication he made for four con-
secutive weeks in the Knoxville Wing. notifying
said F. VI. Lanter To appear before David Goddard,
- Justice of the Peace at his office in the llth Civil
District of Bount county. an the 18th day of De
cenbcr next To answer then and there said attach
ment a. the law directs or the same will be taken
rs confessed and heard parte. as to Vim. This
:. 81 June. 1864.
jy23-4tpfSj@ DAVID GODDARD, X:
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Attachment.
IWLiam Md rs. j. c. FGe

Uiliidm Kidd rS.J e. Fdgg.
THE plaintiff on affidavit, saws the defendant
indebted to him. and 80 absconds that process canr
be served upon him. having obtained an origin
attachment against the estate Of the defendant ms
returnable before Joseph Ambrister, Justice Of
Peace for Blonnt county. and the same having l..
levied on his property: 1t is ordered by said Just
that the defendant appear before hm at his efice|
Maryville on the 9th day of December next. or
will be- proceeded with parte. 1t is further
dered that this notice h. published for four 49,,
siye w""ks N the Ii,io,riiI> Uiig
jy23-it PISS JOS. AMBRISTER, }. II
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DAVID GODDARD, J. T:
george French rs. Andrcr Porter.

george French rs. Andrcr Porter.
IN this case it appears that the defendant is a
nonresident Of the State of Tennessee 1t is there
fore ordered that publication be made for four sue
Ccssive weeks in the Knoxville Wing notifying said
Andrew Porter to appear before David Goddard. a
Justice of the Peace ut his ot,lie in the 18th Civil
District of Blount county, on the l9th. day of De-
cnlber next to answer, then and there said attach
mcnt as the law directs or the same will be taken
as confessed and heard cx parte ~ to him. This
DIST June, 1864.
jy23-4tpfSj' DAVID GODDARD, j. T..
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ChancerN Coart--Maryvile..

w. 4. Walker rs. Robert 4. JTar, Ddrid
Wear and. Archibdld Grishtm.
IN this case the defendants having removed be-
vone the limits of the State, charged the bill
1t is ordered that publication bs made 4sr four
cessve weeks in the Knoxville Wing, nOtifving the
defendants to appear before the Chancsy Court at
Marvvile on the first Tuesday after the hrsa Mon
day of November next then and there tamalae their
defense to the bill, or the will be taken as con-
tossed and set for-hearing parte.
iy24-4tpfS5. W. \. WALKER @. 6 H.
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Stephen -Hotthcr&, assignee Of H. Il. d S. u.
,;,.,r -, n,uiI TJ,Tnr

Stephen -N0tthctrS, ASSigNec Of II. &. d 5. II.
Leipcr, Is. DoHid Taylor.
THE plaintiff, on affidavit says the attendant is
indebted to him. and SO absconds concMls himself
that the ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon him. having obtained an original attachment
against the estate of the defendant, oreturnable
before James Henry, Justice of the Peace fer
Blount county, and the same having been levied on
his property: 1t is ordered by said justice that the
defendant appear before him ut his otlic, in Louis
willie, on the 18th day of December next or it will
be proceeded with cx-partc 1t is furtlrr ordered
bv said Justice that this notice he published in the
Knoxville Wing for four consecutive weeks. This
2sth of April, 1854.
jy23-4t PISS JAMES HENli, j. T.
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Columbus P0wM rs Richard l. wilson ct at.
THE respondent, Rch'd l. Wilson, being II nom
resident of the State charged in the hill: 1t Is
ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the E,olUiUc WIG, notifying said defrn-
dart to appcarbefore the Chancery Court at Knox
Vile on the first Monday of October next, then and
there to make his defense to the bill or the same
will be taken as confessed to him and set for
hearing ex parte.
A copy of the order:
iy23-4t PISS ID. n. DEADERlCk, I. " NJ.
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L. Fletcher, Hobart d, CO. Us. John ,Jdrks0n.
THE defendant, John jackson, having gone to
Canada as charged in the bill: 1t Is ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in
the KnorrUe Wig notifying said defendant to APP
pear before the Chancery Court at Knoxville on the
first Monday of October next. then and there to
make his defense to the bill or the same will be Ia
ken as confessed and set for hearing parte.
\ copy of the order:
iv23-4t PISS u. \. DEA Derrick, {. " VI.
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Richard Pruor as. IT, II. Conner.

THE respondent, VIM. II. Conner, being Il non
resident sf the State as charged in the bill: 1t Is
dered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the KaorriHe Wing notifying said deten-
.daEt to appear before the Chncery Court at Knox,
vile OIL the first Monday of October next, then and
there 70 make his defense to the BILL or the same
will be taken as confessed and set for hearing ex
parte.
\ copy of the order:
iy23-4t PISS d. A. DEADERICk, {. " NJ
Knoxville tri-weekly Whig and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-29
The ADAMS, EXPRESS COMPANY

HAVING opened an Office in Knoxville V
III perfect connections by. Railroad, are prepa|
to forward Money and Express Packages. in cha
States.
Bsg Money, for soldiers win be forwarded at
duced rates.
ADAMS, EMPRESS COMPANY
ap9-tf n. T. STRoUT, Agsal
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Jacob DaVids.

Gay Street, AnOXYiIIe, tennessee
TCAS received a new stool of Clothing, Dry
II Goods, Notions b" .-d Shoes whilo he
wi s,l cheaper Tia, good. have teen sold here Of
!nse aPra-tf
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X CIV G GOD -
HEART & SPEISBERGER'S
Gay st., one door South Of Custom HOse-,
KNOXVILLE. TENN.
KNOXVILLE, TENN.

WE have just received and opened large. W
selected and desirable stock of Goods. consisting
staple and facy Dry Goods of every description n
quality, Ready-rnade clothing, Ladies and Gent
mems furnishing goods, Hats and Caps, Boots a
Shoes, Stationery, Notions. &c, Sc.
Having long been residents Of East Tennes
and intending to remain here We assure the peoI
that we offer rs great inducements any house
the city. Call and for yourselves. Bsy"
charge made for showing goods.
jell-tf HEART 4 SPIESBERGER
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Salt.

rot OF SALT for sale et ia ;. ore oc James
imith. ASar nc Market House is!5-tf
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JAS. BAKER, J. P.
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Attachment.

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Attachment.

r. D. JOUROLMCN, J. p.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-11
Gc'scr;tl 1oscph T.. 5.lnn~tun.

1i'c Richmond E"q";rcr closes M cd ,or;,1
on Tie recent di>astcr> in thu Valley # N,,uin.
m-wh'ch the editor attributes to ,l,. ,cI ;,
confidence in Gen Early on tlr n ,r, Of ,h,. m
ar'ny-w'tl' the following p,rayra,h
lie past can,nt be ,me,n.ed -thc r,,t,ro,,
artillery a'c no doubt ere mo-, p,raI,,, ,l,..
streets OF some Yank.r city us ,hr ,rnI,s ~,
some Il! publican mass meeting. Hu' Il, fl. II.
'"rc should pro. ide,l f,r and su,n. command.
cr ,""t to that army who can gain it, ro,,ii u,.
a"a r'>t"rc IT. n'orale. Willie Gen. Jos.,h F..
Johnston Is rer's'ng at MIacun witI.o.t \ ro,I,
''""d' the Valley is being pInndcrc.l anil lie.
'a>ta'rd 10y the enemy. The prnplr ,f vr.
eI'a nave lost no co"fi'lrnre in tirn. Johnson.
by t'e" he is still rga,dcd n, n brave Soldier
at's IL son Of whom The State * ,rr,d W..
trl'cve that his pa riotis,n s Of tia, nni,Ic o,d
ony character that will render s.ryit,. 10 .,Lc
cause "hc'e'e' il" may be ordered. r, soc
nm once NOR" III c. cmn'and in his n.tiv. State
wont! tie gratIiyin. to the prrpIe of Virou;a
VINO feel deeply his removal from command in
georgia. An opportunity il now resented
%hri' WI, we hope will he quickly cm,ac d by ,lr
PRESIDENT to restore Zen Johnston ~ c,,,,,,,,rJ
ii,s presence in the Valley w"nld restore com.
hde"ce AMI M ra|c, ami assure the enemy ,I,n,
''c'r victories were not the end Of the. cam.
pa'sn o" "nr part. The reappo n,n,ent Of john.
ston would sil"nre the voice Of t;,ct;nr nm, p.
store unity and harmony to the country.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-11

AS I'D ~ NAN WHO mas SHOT Sixty Per
soSs.-lhe ! ;; Cairo correspondent Of the ST.
Lon,s R|p"6licon tells this story !: " "
at one point on the Tennessee river tboro
Is place that has become terror to s,,a,n. ue
boat boat men, and in passing it they aiways @ f"d
some place TO secure themselves t;lI ,I,. h',a,
passes: at this point an old man, sixtv odI
years of"gc' has made his Headquarters for ora a
long time, and the peculiar crack of bis rnn IL
familiar to river men, and sends a briIl of t.r
Tor wherever it is heard He has Iong Leay,
1"rrs'ed gun, originally squirrel rife, wL.I
mas mas oeen bored ont three different times, until
no" the largest thumb can easily be turned IN
inc muzzle, ard the aim Of the old man is ono
o.: OF daeadiy certainty. The sentinel is always
1a'tnfuIly upon his watch, and his retreat has
SO lar osh'sd all to catch HIM, from the fact
'nat nc IS so surrounded with dense swamps
: and deep ravines. Well informed river men
estimate that this old man has killed il ,h;s
way not less than sixty persons; and yet he per.
forms his work with rs much eurncstpess and
v'gor as when he. first commenced"
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-11
IRON RICHMOND.

k1CHMoSD, November lO-In the Senate q
bill WAS introduced, rs war measure. extend
ing schedule prices Of the army to aIl c,iz ms
OF the Confederate St"tcs, under heavy penalty,
WINCH WAS referred to t:'c committee of Ju,l-
el'ry. l" the House tlr employment, of nc
groes III tile army was discuss Il, with strong
olpos't'"" to the ,p''licy. Foot ob,nucd the
ho"r llonse wrnt into secret session.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-11
"A Scouts Adventure.

y. X. Blake, one of General "A. p. HiIps
most daring and successful scouts, had rather
singular and ludicrous adventure some dnvs
ago: He was captured by the enemy and sent
to City Point as spy. Fortunately, he had
papers on his person to prove who und what
ne was. Having been captured several times
before, he did not lose his self possession. but
looked about him TO see whether he could not
make good his. escape as he had done on so
many previous accounts He was not long in
discovering newly drafted man, whose up
pearance showed lie was we'll to do in the
world, and whose melancholy visage told un.
mistakably his dislike of the army.
Blake made up to him immcdiatclv:: and
enterins into conversation, soon learned that
ne was the most anxious Of living Yankees tn
return Ito hnm," and willing to run consider.
able risk to accomplish his purpose. BIake's
ready VII and cool head quickly coucocted
Rlaa!na. Rla!a They slipped behind house aud cx
changed clothes. Blake assuming the Yankees
name and the Yankee Blake s-the Yankee
ln.enu'ng 70 go down to Fortress Monroe as
prisoner OF war, take the oath of ALLEGIANCE.
and return to the bosom of his family and
pumpkin patch ""N
Just then it occurred to Blake that he b,1
gotten himself into decidedly bad scr.pe -
Said he to himself, :If l 30. to this mun.s
company and try to palm myself off as him, |
will certainly be detected and forthwith huns
rs o spy That won't begin to. do. I viii
walk up the road and see if something won't
turn up; No sooner said than done. H.
had walked but s hundred yards before he
met q fankee, mounted on a horse and Lead
ing two, others. "Where did you get those
horses T. enquired Blake stcrnly., Got em
up t4c road bit" said the Yankee ",hey
are ,1;,y stray b"rses," he added apologizngs1y.
.xct naNe put on him most percmp,ory manner.
STRAY devils y he cried; "ynu knnw thew
arr IF not not stray horses. If you don't get down
t"'S .ns'ans' you rogoc, I'll report you to head
quarters and. have you shot for a thief,
:. Inc Yankee jumped down as quick as light.
nm n'nS Blake took bis place, and after some
nss'e tr"up'e IN avoiding the enemy's pickets,
What became of tAs poor fellow will, whom he
swapped cloh hes it is impossible to say.
T. Richnond Examiner.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-11

the fertile fields Of Tennessee. A telegram
f'"'h 'h'c"g' reports the arrest at that city of
several rcl'els. charged with completely III de-
sg"s against frontier cities. Among them was
C'i' ST. Ledger Gr"e"tel The police captured.
IN house near the city two hundred stand Ct
arms and two cart loads of rcvolycrs The
Democratic COMMITTEES of Chicago issued "a,
address affirming that the whole affair was
'r'rk OF tn" Republican party for placing the
polls under military control on day of election
soher'dan and ii portion Of his staff were recent.
y poisoned by eating cheese, but recovered
under medical treatment. Gold 243.
RICHMOND, November IO>-a oon,,,,,.n
"''o went to the front to-day 10 put some ladies
tf'''e'' the lines, under flag of truce, was in
formed ~ l"hkee officer that all the States.
as lar rs heard from, had gone for Lincoln.
hnc"'n's majority in Baltimore supposed to, Be
hfteen thousand, and in Boston sixty thousands
Nc" York city th;r:y-cight thousand for Nc:
c;c|sn; New York State seventy Aousand for
Lincolh.
R'cnMoSD, November lo.-A WASHINGTON
telegram Of the 7th say that letter from 8,
o'hcer ut Chattanoog. on the lst says: Hood
AM large portion Of. his army have crossed
the Tcnncss"e at Florence for .hc invasion os
Middle anil East Tennessee. Gross bripod,
passed here to day on the road to head him off.
s'rr'an is following Gross. fanking. Thoma,
Is "lea'i. y large amount of government stores
and considerable artillery were. eapturrd a,
Johns"n> lille ty the rclels.
ktcnMoSD, November lo-Thc Time, has ,
telegram from Boston, announcing thc arriva,
at that port of The Kcar<agc, from st. Thomas.
with e7gl't of the crew Of The Florida. capturce
ny tile steamer Wachusc,t, in the BAY Of San.
Sah a"r. .Eght ot ,hv crew and twelve oftl.
"fl'crrs wer" captured without the loss of n
man. The Times contans'a rcrort of Seward.
.s!"erh, at Aulnrn on Monday. IL. SAWS.
HE war must continue until we or the enemy
give up the contl,rt. lie wants no ar,ni. ticr
no cessation "f host iitcs. no n.gntia,on. with
rrseS in arms H.: cl.ar;,c,rriz,s the Demo-:
crts as p',silaninous and in a. vat ,ninoritv
III the North.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-11
NORTHERN NEWS

NOfIHEHN VIEWS.
1PETEnsBrHo. November 9.-The Yanke.
troops OF the 9th army corps voted ovcrwheIn-
ingly for Mcclellan on Tuesday. Itis tbourht
the whole army OF the I'ot.,nac will vote the
same way. The papers say New York city will
give Mcclellan furty.6ve thousand majority
and kentucky has gone for Mcclellan hv an
Immense Vote Lincoln Officers III the Yankee
army a'e c'ic"iIy Uneasy. Al quiet here
R'cnMoN". November Owe have New
York ard PHILADELPHIA paper of the It'll. A
e. rr'sp"'"lcv' Of til" New York Herald writes
from Galrys,illc under date If tie 9th ultno
a. f"''ows: Sherman = headquarters to div
arc at Galry-,iIlc This army has b GU five
days susisting IF til" country arou."l hcr;;-
a telegram from Nashville, November sri,
says I on the 81 instant the rebels attempted
I" tross the Tennessee + vrr at tile mouth Of
Blue Water ("t were rcpnl cd with consider
able loss. Another Itccgra,n. of the sane date.
says: at day light yesterday glinbo,s. can
tuIs:d few days ago tv the rci,,:lS came tI,rous
the shoals mt R"y"ol'islnrg Island, and anlA,
some rbI troops. w:'o ,hcn fired her, and lift.
ut 3 A. NJ, Two gnubtr.ts x,cand down nc,r
the west side Of Ecyn"Lsl'urs Island from
J"nc<v'iir; a"' engaged thc rcb i utcrirs with
twenty tour p"nll'Ier parrot guns 'fi.c gun
toats were soon driven tn. K and ,lamaucc.,.-
lhe "ncmy's batteries, Doth ab We and l.clow
J"E' Son''Il". "p"nr'l on the disabled rnnl.nt.
l'e rcsl"'r1 It'll their ammunition was
exhausted During III! this fighting tn +, der,
II En"ho"s t"m I'a'! cab We're IN sight. Gcr.
H'ht'fl'id Likes command OF The post 1T John
s"",'I'.' h''por>s from "l"w Fnr1.ucc. sav ~
!"rs' part :" i!"oTs ar"yh dcryss"l the river
The y. " Y"k H""H iulin,a,rs ,ha, Sh,r, =,
will return t" Atlanta ard naayrat,. a., ,,tf -.
s''c camPaig" from til: p"in,, leaving tin 4,h
r"'I's to "pcrat. against llooi Steamer L,cv
aud Aha '"cn will, cotton AMI tobarco was
Captured "tf Wilmington last week. b.. $,
Bnt' has issued "rIer~, stating that hv dir,.
tion OF the Pres. dent he has assumed rou,,nam}
ct the troops stu;ion,d for duty in The S,ntc Of
New York.
K1cHMoSp, November lo.-Ncw York pa-
pers Of the Sth have been rccci, cd with tclr.
grams from Louisville to the G,h Sh.rnau's
l"'S''"n is pc't; city satisfactory to himself and
t" all WHO understand it. Sherman is equally
Sa'' fed with ll""d's position. The Deulocrut.
contains accounts OF the evacuation Of Jol,rso,.
>''e' yesterday, ty The Union commander, who
Is r'p"tcd to have dsst,o Owed afI ,ran>pnrt+
all" O"atS 10 prevent them from :alhny into The
hands OF the rebels. The correspondent Of the
1o"'"ol says: + ght steamboats,, Ioa.ir, with
government sl"rs were burned ut Joinsou.
vile. The Washington correspondent of the
~ I'thu"e reports :hat lloon's army crossed the
leh"essce river under pressure OF lis soldiers.
VINO threatened to desert un|es, led towards
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-11-11

1hE BLACK FLAG.-The Richmond correspondent of
the appeal suys:
i"o o'"ck t"g has at last been raisd openly in the
,o"er valley where Mosby ranges. War tot tie knife
mas oeen declared against him y Anger arid Sheridan
anu he gives them as good they send Yon will hear
ere long Of men "eng aycd i've and bur mt ut tile stake
or am much mistaken