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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-20

SENATE, Dec l4.-Resolutlons Of thanks to
Capt. Winsow and Lieut.. Gushing we're adopt
ed. Mr.. Wilson reported back the joint res
ution to make free the wives and children OF
'olored soldiers. Mr. Chandler proposed reso-
tee, concerning the discharge Of tho st. Adams
raideIs The House resolution Tor the termina.
'lon OF the Reciprocity Treaty was referred "
.he Foreign AIlrs Committee.
House, Dec. IA bill was passai 20 enable
any alien to become cli2en Git d years oijJ
IN proving ono years residence, if he has served
n the army or navy and been honorably dis
charged. The Foreign Affairs Committee was
requested to report what measures are necessary
" proteo, oar frontier from such outrAges as
shat a; S.. Adams Mr. Schenck reported
)i to drop from the army rolls all unemployed
generals. 1t was passed, % to IS.
SENATE, Dec. lj.-loormaton was called
Tor ia regard to arrangements between the Uni'
ted States and Great Britain concerning armed
vessels on The lakes. Mr. auc offered reso.
luton, which was pas'ed, to inquire rs to the
ruth OF The alleged charges that large numUors
u disloyh persons are IN the employment OF the
Goycrnmeht IN the nagyyards, Quartermaster
ana Ordnance Departments, etc, Otthe country,
10 the exclusion Of loyal men. The resolutions
Of MIR. handler. concerning the st. Adams raid
case, were sen. to the Foreign Affairs Commit
lee, Mr.. Sumner having informed the Senate
that il not 50 referred be should make speech
upon tho subject. Mr., Brown proposed an
inquiry into tho militia laws, with Wow 70
| amendments which shall secure the enrolment
Of all male citizens (regarless Of color) between
| f,.A , a. .tit l,D.. .l.r
a was passed nine Of the strictest Copperheads
voting agaius. it. The Conduct OF the War
Committee were instructed TO inquire into tic
racis concerning the unsuccessful assault on p
tersburg IN July last
| II UsE, Dee l5.-lhe resolutions of thanks to
| Capt. Winsow AID 1T. Gushing were adopted.
/ Mr.. Dnnnelly introduced bill to require all
PERSONS applying or The benef; Of the precmp-
zion and homestead laws, to make oath thai
| they had not deserted from the army, or resist
ell the draft, or stcreted themselves to avoid be-
ing enrolled or dlaitcd, or discouraged enlist.
Inents, and providing that, whenever su ch
oil noes could be lroycd, the land claimed should
revert to the Government. Referred Nearly
all the remalndcrol tho session was consumed
n discussion upon our foreign policy, IN
which Mr.. Davis severely criticized tia rctou
OF Secretary Seward. MIR DAVIS offered bis res
snaton as member Of the Committee on Fog
olgn Aliiis, but the House declined to receive
it. The House voted to ADJOURN from Dec. 2.
to January 3. Mr.. Ashley introduced bill tC
guarantee to certain States slbverted or over
thrown by rebellion republican form Of gov
eminent.
He also gave notice that on the 9th Of January
next be wouli call up the pending joint resolu
lion from the Senate, proposing constitutional
amendment for the abolition Of Slavery through
out the country, aud that he would demand {
vote upon the resolution the Monday following
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-20
The News Of Victory.

The news which we give cur readers to-day
from our armies is g.onous. 1t is victory eve
rywboro In East Tennessee, in West Ternes-
see, in Georgia, from Yicksburg and New Or
leans, from Savannah, wherever our armies are
moving, they are advancing to triumph. Shcr-
man speaks for himself a: last, aad his dispatch
i, ,hOrt, and to the poial-alI victory Aad a
feet has just started from Fortress Monroe with
Vermont troops, among other', on board, which
will be heard from soon, we think, in the neigh
borhocd of Wilmington Not much IS said oil
winter quarters IL is all activity everywhere
and everywhere success.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-20

DR., Do Lqwi,'s i" Normal Institute for Physi-
cal Education, locate in Boston, Mass, incorpo.
rated in 1861, aud employing several eminent
Professors, will open It's Winter Term TOT 1865,
On the 2nd Of January next, Already nearly two
hundred graduates OF this Institution are at work
in the culss and towns oi the northsra States
OF these, about two-thirds are ladies.
Ladies' and gentlemen Nh) would enter the .Nep
Profession aud become teachers Of the popular
system Of Gymnastics, can send to DE-. Die LEW
IS for circular.
The old KnickerJoektr says: 4" Success to DR..
Lewis. Gentlemen or hdies who would do real
rood in this world, learn a calling whose, pncliton.
ets are every day in more request, should qualify
themselves to 5Ccome teachers at the Normal Ia
situte."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-20

SiSAroR CoLLsER. - The N,wburyport,
Mass, Herald has the following complimentary
potics Of Senator Collamer
Tho oldest Senator of tic United States il
Jacob Colamer o! Vermont who was born in
1898. IL. 10 not only the oldest, but one Of tho
ablest arq best Taken all in all, 40 far as We
may Judge him from bis speeches, he IS second
to no man in tho Senate. For soIndues Of
Judgment be isa Roger Sherman; Tor conver-
saton he is Of the Webster school, which is
strange enough, considering he represents YER
mont, aud for q clear understanding Of the
constitution and the relations Of the State aud
the General q hefnmtLt h each o.hc., lie l. a
sort oias Wright lfall Of tho mtn in our
Congress were like Judge Colamcr 1t would DO
The wiscst tongre. that ever as.embled from
the DAYS ~ fhe wish Smhc5rm 81 tho pro.
sent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-20
COMM ERCIAL.

MlEEEr. NEw YORK, Dec. H. float-stAto and West.
declined 70 lOc Sls " 10 TO $40 4o Round Hoop
OHIO Sll loto sl! Western 81 75to slos5j Southern
sales 800 tbhat Slo75tos2. Canada locloNsi SALES
800 bblil slOJo 10 SIZES wheal to 21 lover, sales
unimporisnL Com very ddl sales uaimponAut. sect
eldy Pork heavy ,al"loo bbs At $50 IS to $40 Ia.
Lard dun Whi'ksy hun ~.
MoNEtAsr-U. 4. one Year certhcitug7i Treasury
7-l7, 10, u 10 40 Coupon, lo2. u.s5 20 Coupons
1894 -. Coupon s.S's q 1881, M Gold opened al
23l aud ~. Money EsubdAt Al per cent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-20

Cor RANDALL At GkrlYmuRe.--A life Of
Map Genera Hancock entitled, e" Winfield tho
Lawyers Son, aud how be became a Msjor Cen
cral, " just published, contain, description Of
the charge Of the 18Th W. at G,ttysourg. Col
Randall aspect In the hour of battle ia rather
naccuratoly described Ne, Il gentleman some.
what advanced in years, rushing with his roy =
miht 10 tho a tack ,w,,h his lew = naiain lools
rtrcuG irs In tlr Nu.a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-20

A JupGg AS Is JupGG.--rhis mus. b. Jug
Coursol. llo is not only dishones. but no
do n I know the laws which ho nssume' to a''
upon. lls decision dseharging the roD'',s
assumed that tho provincial ac', under "n''"
the warrants in the clsl had been i'suel, oaa
ACT received the special royal sanction "
tutns out that it dill receive thai sanction ~
October, 1861. Jajgo CoOrsol, to ADOPT
common phrase, is played out. ="
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-20

Nav YORK, Dec IA letter from Admiral
Dahlgren dated lAth inst, to Secretary of the
Navy, states that he was busy buoying tho Sa-
yannah river, for an attack On Savannah in aid
of Sherman. Dahlgrcn and Foster had an III
tervlow with Sherman on the l4th.
God Sail.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-20
" nErNRTHNga STAT
\N,.It,.t.,. fN. 81. f-.t

Wa,h.os'oe, l'c. 5.a, lS1f
SlR;-I have received YOU 4pp4fch OF 18Th
November, together With heplpsu ilegsumH
toned, va; Copy OF letter which was address.
% You on the l2,h OF November asi by lu.
Whafnclitie, and copy Of your answer 20 ih..s.-
ter You will now inform Lord Whrncjt- iat
permission for an agent Of the Committee e-.
sorbed by him to visit iusurgtnt, detained .1
military prisons o! the United States and l-r
ute amo'g them fl7,0O0 Of British gold,
allowed. Here /, is expected that your car.
pondenee with Lord Whlrne.iiis via eud. lM-
correspondence will necessary ttc la public
On reading it the American public viii be- 0t|
aware that while t United States haze om.
means for the support of prisoner, as We. ase'e
~ other ex'gency Of the war IL which lt.t hie
engaged, the insurgents, vho have uindy HslW
into that condition, are suffering no pty.p'n' '.
appeal Ter relief to charity, either At toms .t
abroad. The American people vii, bc iael q
retec, that the sum thus na,dIousiy rendered ID
The name OF humanity, constitutes no
ton OF the profits which It's contributors g
justly supposed to have derived from tie lnAuI
gents by exchanging with them, arms aud mani
tons Of war. for the coysted p'o!u-.iIas o. ID
moral and eneryating slave sb1r. Nor will att
portion Of the American people be disposed g. re-
gard the sum thus ostenla,iously offered tt iN'-
relief OF captured Insurgents, as loo geaetaa' aa
equivalent for the devastation aud dtsoauou $50 ~
civil war, promoted and proirac,,a by H1''.
SUBJ OTIS, have spread thruughou, tue States wa..t
before were emlntnlly prosperous and happy
Finally, in view OF this last otioi0us mie ''''
ton iu our aIhlIs, the American people c.p long.
ly isil to recall the warning Of the Father q 'D5
country, directed agains, two great and intimately
connected, public dangers, namely, sectional '-''
lion aud foreign intrigue. | do not think lae ".
sursents have become debA,ed, although la't
have sadly wandered from tbe Ways of loyalty '0"
patriotism. think, in common with all oaI eoaa'
Irymeu, trey will rejoice in beng saved By We
coosderato aud loyal Uoyeumsut which h.,"
Warlcll lie and his associates, ia THEN 1al Ten '"a
overthrow of the ULiled States, have pei ersi '''
heyic m, Of this ubnat raj aud hopeless r0'i'oh
0m, Sir, your obedent servant
WILLIAM II. SLwAap.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-20

John W, Forn,y, Clerk Of the House at Wash
ngton, has been recommended by the merchants
of PHILADELPHIA, It is said, for the appointment of
Secretary Of the Navy, Some paper aptly suS-
eests, if Fsrnsy goes into the Cabinet, that w.
Cornell jewett, and Pratt, the great American
traveller, also have places in it assigned to them.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-20

Gan SrASSARD Tho back troops belonging
to the Tenth and Eighteenth Corps, have b,en
consolidated, aud are now known rs the Twenty.
dith Corp. The white troops OF Ihose two
corps are ALEC consolidated, and now form the
Twcnty-loarth Corps, which is by far the largest
in the army, 1t is announced that Gen Stan
nard will command orc Of the divisions Of the
Twenty fourth Corps.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-20

get ovor wh;lo Thomas IA niercing him with
',root ri,o, T.os,a,'tIa ,,,tirir, aims and mon
/ Everything So lar ia ner}sctly Successful. and
ito rrosnsc, q fair r, n,nsh Hood army There
+. notb;no since nv L,st d,snatch from asv other
onarter r N SrAsros,
Sec'v of War.
WAR DEPARTMENT NAsHlNC,oN'
Dec Ih-ooo a. w.
10 va Urn DI
Inc following oIlchl report OF 'ne sr C wy
tory achieVed Jestesday by MoJor uoHst- -
homas and ms gallant army over 'ne 'oooi
forces under Zen, HOOD, IN 'front.' Of NASHVILLE
was received tins morning
" headquarters D|pt Of me Cum6trfaHa' 0 I
ndles from Nashcdie, Dec. 10 ?. ~;
10 the President Of The unlted states u. NJ
stanton, oecy OF way, ana L'' uehl - D
Grant ,..-
TINS army thanks you Tor your opprooa'ion
OF its conduct yesterday ana assures you 'nn'
t Is moi misplaced nave the honor to report
mat the enemy has been pfessou Az al po'n's
% gay on ms llne Of retreat 10 Tue D7h'"ooI
llills' Bag Ten iiatch OF llsOh cor o.
cavalry, On the right, turn ID the enemy = lei'
and captured Large number OF priSQnSrs'r
number not yet reported MAJ zen ocnon'iu
corps mex on the lett Of tho cavalry, carried
several NUS capturing many prisoners c auu
several pieces OF artillery TWO bfgsuier Ccn
erals' ana about 2OO0 prlsoners' b,ig' zen
Ganard division Of Smith command next on
the lett to McArthurS DIVISION carried .he
enemy entire entrenchments' capturing all Tue
artillery and troops OF the enemy IN tne me
MAJ zen; woods troops on the Franklin PIKE
TOOK up the assault, captured the enemy en-
trenchments, and in MS retreat captured e'gn'
pieces oil artillery, something over 6oo prisoners
and drove the enemy within one mile oil Brent
wood la Pess' MAJ osn' > oadman, CON,
manning ae'atchmehts oil 'ne uIneren' ar"''eo VI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-20
GEo II. TnoMAs,
Moi. General Commanding.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 80 p. NJ.
During last night Hood withdrew his right
from the rivor and took position on the bills,
covering Graham. White and franklin pixies,
which position mad been carefully prepared for
Just this contingency. lie was driven from the
first line easily, but the second was stubbofnly
defended, and was at last heavily assaulted three
times before succeeding. 1t was carried, how
ever ard 20 piec's OF artillery and 1000 men
Qncuding Gen Jackson with the remnant OF
hisdivision,) we're taken. The enemy WAS forced
back two miles and his army broke into two
parts One on tho White pike, and one on the
Franklin, with q range Of bluiIy bills between
SIcadman and Wood pressing down the latter,
4. j. Smith and Schoted the former.
Small arms lay as thick on the contested line
as tho rebels had stood thero Hood cannot
make another days fight, while Thomas Is IN
good condition to press him. Caught more wag-
ons (cant say the number Everybody white
and black did spendidly.
(Signed) Il. NJ. STANTON, Soc. OF War.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-20

The President Of the United States having dis
approved hat portion Of the Department Gener-
al Order No. 81, curfe't series, which nstrucls
q, military commanders on the frontier, in certain
cases therein specified, to cross the boundary line
between the United SAt,s aud Canada, and d-
reefs pursuit into neutral territory, the said in.
srucIion is hereby revoked.
In case. therefore, Of ANY 'ulure mauudng
eYpiliton into our territory from Canada, mill
ury commanders on the frontier will report to
tits Headquarters for orders, belore crossing
boundary line in pursuit Ct gully parties.
by command OF MAJ. GEN. DIX.
d. I. VAN LuREN. A. A. G.
Uhicial-CHARLts o. JuLlNE, \. ID. C.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-20

get over, while Thomas is piercing him with
great vigor, frequently capturing guns and mon
Everything, SO far, is perfectly successful, ana
the prospect is fair to crush Hood army. There
IS nothing since my last Dispatch from any other
quarter Il. N. STANTON,
Sec'y of War.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-20
MAJ GkN. Dix.

The exchange Of pus,nors, recently stopped
in the Savannah River, has been resumed in
Charleston harbOr, whore tho fleet oil Col. Mul-
ford, Union EIoh' nge Commissioner, now lies.
The steamer Victor, from 81 Charleston, arrived
al Annapolis On Saturday with a lurtbsr con-
sIgnment VI exchanged Unlon prisoners
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-06-03
OF ITU "A z.

Again are =e called uraa with SD rustahFsHce. 10
Sesp oes tho departed memoir os oe d ;aa brightest
hssucs osshss h.sodr ssris. The raue of ELlIAH r.
GARDNER d 90 rsors heard AMID tse din ts battle
and 30 sos vii: ha tread the ssans sssp u Tho scott
,,p,: but his nsro Will sound alcss1 is that bright
isssi os hssh wiese Happiness sDows no end. ka.
dewsa viii s siss !scaSs 81 patriotism aaa isvs os
casy. hs scaSve at the asss ea Of arms 70 sustain
hsn cherished isa. Eallsslag ia Capt Asaaedfs =
errasany. "A Rersass s. C. " hc pssses tsssuash aii
.se hx scxrsx OF aessaa With fr;n asd asssgmised
hes,s usser oacs tssssae from the sssias Gre f his
esshsss bur esssaspg onward wish iaas srsa dssssa
oa.;, slas cSaeasssra sas heroes eg sis FsToisssc
Ito az. bat se-us ysssa A soldier. he wss apsei
sy hts sssasssssa sosassa by hss eusasaan6ass ard
hrssd wish that ssai and easssga shas syssatss sss
hssss of sssss Easisf. u
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CIRCULAR TO ASSESSORS In
SOUTH CAROLINA.
WAR TAX OFFICE.

VAN IA SSgtSFA
CoLrsai., s C.. May 30. 1854
H>HE following digest askiug scsss OF taxes, has
l. hece oarsilly conpls ftsn the reports d Asses.
ssss frv Tho asvsrsl Cleeskoa Districts in shs Stale
And 10 osdsr 10 squasiss ie ssxss fatty throughout
she State the Ass7Ssess hsssy Instructed 10 par
sue sise said saie naksng cis ssch alterations Al
they raay ina aasGsg necessary isHn such local or.
ezrssancsa sgzy siect tss vale Of certain taxable
ar.clss In ta Aci enumerated which csssoi pSw be
osesas a sls sach cases shsg viii report the reason
Cox fse oiraage beSogs making .ha SAME
REAL ESTATE
CLASS l-coYsus tAsps
Under ealsivsoa lss quality from sls to sa5 per acre
/" I'd si0tos!5
I'd high pine lands spsae.
,isnes cultivated in costna aud provisions. from g.
to o. pr acse,
Class s-corTus LAsrs or SEA TsLAsps
On csassTaoas main lands, used fos proaacing sea
islsra csaaea, from go to $50 per acre.
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WAR TAX NOTICE.
.ssrss COLLECTION DERTRags

sssAy psysss within .ss iEzsa al sAa fssfsa Sgss.
L shawl ere hesehS sussasd, iass ssa Enaosssgeea
win bs psepsssd oa and afssf 7hatssay. tune 3a 10
reserve vsssfas sts5 ssks sssssssa es 81 psopssF,
real pessaaal sad Easzsa. usaas ses Of Cnasss&s os
trth Of Yshssaasy. 1884
All tsssass ase sagrsssy s=qssssss. a. sha tisse "a
II lsaa asa In sHsy 10 selslsass saskas a iaesr Fs
ssrsa easvesss ssscsne ptsssea wss sss of oil sae
ssssssss saey e@a. ss ssaass.
1. gssaases os srses d ssa8
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as REWARD.

7 OST ca tbs 27ta May, between the lCasndea
IL Bridge and Cufetnns Old aE, 90 ,he Wes, side
Of Wasesee River gold Watch key or RomaR cross.
The asdef win receive the above reward ior the de-
livery e said property 10 the undersigned BY laav
tnsg il "a shIs osfioe. JOHN @. sHAYI.oR-t
June fs .
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-06-03

The fight occurred near Belbend Church,
on the Meshanicsville Read, about nine miles
from Richmond. our loss was about so killed
and 800 Wounded. Amongst the latter are
Col. Willis, 18th Georgia, and MAJOR smith,
asth North Carolina. Amongst the former .
Colonel Terrell, 18th Virginia, who was mortal
ly wounded, and left in front Of the encmys
works. We captured about $50 prisoners. The
enemy's loss 10 killed and wounded % believed
10 have been heavier than ours.
To day there has been hesvy cannonsd'ng
and sharp skirn;shiug in frons OF Mahones
brigade, but 10 general engagement IL 10
supposed that the enemy is siill moving lo'
wards our right. 20 as TO cover aud ase The
fera River Railroad.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Ricnsoxp, May 27.--The Senate mani
,nousIy ccncursed 10 the joint sesolasion iroiu
The uoase, declaring ,ha. in no event will THIS
Government consen, 10 q division, or dlstnefn-
berneu, Of ,he s.ass Of Virgins, but viii
maintain her jurisdiction and sovereignty 10
The utmost limits, and her ancient boundary at
any and cverv sass-
Mr.. Feose introduced resolution. inquiring
into the cxpediency Of and declaring shat The
public wclsore demands removal OF the Sec
rctasy Of The Treasury. and the appointing OF
an individual of financial ability.
Tho Presiden, vetoed the bill establishing q
General Staff.
The ether pews il Eaisnpossans-
rogrsas sy.s-saoa rssE rsTEEp sfATrs.
The NY. Wer!d asd the journal ef Cssa-
ssesss have been suspended for Publishing .
bogus psociau,as;on from Liaeoln, calling for
aoo, 900 additional troops and appointing q
das qg fasting and PRAYER. The editors offer
large reward for the detection Of The pesPessa-
tors os shc hoax
Na,hsniei Hawthorne died In Bossou 90 The
lsssh Instant
A special despatch dated Cineinnassi May
is. says The Keasaeky provoss Masshals hare
been ordered 10 enlist nsgEoea regardless Of
sbcie nsassers: also, 10 accept them rs snhssi.
tuses.
Bru,na ]. Clay sap the Losses In che recent
battles will rsaea 7s.ooo: shas Che greatest dis
.oasagcnsens exiss in the Cabinet: and thai
another call Cor three Isundrvd sheaaand nlen
WiIl eoap la ssaaaHss The Mashisssna eossea~
,sonssans of the Msssusi Rstsbissaa. Gatsd 18th
sssssss, sssa We have lose sourfsss Generals;
ssse killed.. s;ye wounded. and Sogs captured, in
s,sn..s ,. sr,ny rallv ,s;rsr.tIse ,hoass:.d .aen
-. ,.es.,,,sd sfaesn ,hos.aad a ,hstn .a,;.
~. -
A Chicago cossesponaeas Of The lssb. sass
The leaa in front as Ressea was 600 killed. 5000
.sl's -, ,so,saass Al 1890 nsia1alIy. Maasan
sAss.s -. sss:s..s ..sssss.s..
sss '., "A ..a s.
Tor a sas sssssfsssfh ssas Seen a's s''s
der a Lincoln.
The Hssald assass thai ou aise espsaFea asss'
nses GfsgAoHaa. js1ss asssssd ~ ssosson. Sas
Edward \. Pollard. os Richmond.
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ys.iSu y,aafxfA---sssess Fsig souTa SIDE

Egfgadser Gcacfai ISsssasanciBg.
s.Sx ysaefsfA-- sRos Tag souTHsrpE
scasosn, Nav SO, p. MT is reported
stha Dasler's sescss sire leaving Bermuda Hum
sards, ut.sser shs rscsecsson Of their gunbos's.
Rscuaoxp. May 81. No Official confirms
..sr, os tiss evacuasio.s of Chesterfield County
i Hssasg lsas been received at the War 0Gsiee;
s,s tAafs Il no sloubsscf tise fass that aporticn
81 his forces have bses sent of under Sfnish TO
rrsaforee ;ssas-
4 sgNa gsraaoso.
Rscaaosn, Max as.--1T 1Tl,c ling Of truce steamer
gsw Yoyk arrived ut aikeas landing last
s.igs,s, bringing scseFa eflscers, s.saghser OF
sssicsa sssiicsa. fce and dispatches toa Commissioner
oald. several transports with troops came up
I behind slse dag bpas.
raoM aEs. lsEs AMY.
s.caxoxp. May 24.--Ihe following has
;nss been received as sas War Office:
Hasnyrg Jrsertos, ssay s3--Io a. IN.
The eresay approached the Telegraph Bridge
s,ysr ahe North Anna this morning. In the
.ss.rsaoon he attacked the grasd ~ The bridge
a,,d sisose il 10 this side. Aboss Tire same
t;.ae ss,e 9Th lY ankcei eorps ssarrco sIcrossed
81 ger;;el,ess Ford. on our .ca. He was attack.
Ssa hv ii. i. Iails, and his Advance checked.
$3.50 80 II. R Ike.
We hsse ofirsal iafursaalipn sssas siirssaans
RAIDERS had esessssl shs Pasnuasey as aiic
Hoase. Yesseslas BIO mossd sap bciwsea ii,e
pansanker ,saa Masapouy. probably 10 Esjcsn
Grant.
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-06-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mg EuiTos: As tho tinse Is approaching when The
peoas os Hsrshaw District will have 10 selecs those
whD viii rcpssssn. them In the ensuing Legislature
wa respectfully recommend the following gegscmsa
as q cxsdiaasea
s Rw Geacfsr.
Maj. a. II. BoYRN
fir Representatives..
aal J. NJ DssAUssURg,
Capt. n. q LEiTSER
By sfascsssSg iiss abSve, you will oaiige
&pssIss. MANY VOTERS
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-06-03

FROM soUra AMERICA. <+1
ii gpanisli Admiral has seized the ChiEeha
Islands, the property ofPeru.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-06-03

For FeSssssstGlss
We arc authorised 20 announce Coz 4. ID. GOOD.
WIN. candidate foy the Legislature q. lie snsa.
Ing elee4soa.
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