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[Cortspozdeuce Of tho chIcass Tribaue.l
A1ros, LII, Friday, Sept 80.
The notorious c1lnsmab, who WAS disodged not
lore ago from Bod and Montgomery coantlcs,
haa made bis appearance In Jespey and Calhoun.
1t Il sad he Is about o.gauIztng band OF guesn-
las for predatory warfare In 1uirois. The people
IN these counties considerably excited upon the
subject. They haye alfesdy one band o.eat threats
smopg them, under the COMMAND ol Henderson,
who sass he IL 1 Captain in thu Confederate aes.
v1cr, and they don't want another. This man Hen.
d1son Nss formerly Lieutenant nnder C9insman.
Soon after the latter paBsed over Into Missouri he
collected aboufA \ score Of the mott defperate men
and returned, This VIE shout ten d1JB ago. He
e1oesed the N.,stspippl river 1t Calhoun Point
Calhoun county, opposite the Hoata Of the Illinois
hver.-
From tte best information havs :oeea able to
ga1n his band has q no time nn9oessd ovs1 -
aud 1heae ara distributed In &Qaads soforXn tha
scction tn which be operates.
es%s ,nt9 s Jerse! SoanH q Th.t l. e, as@
ha1e been camrit,ed ono Of twelve huudred, ,o1e
efierty.s1o ha1drea dola1s and ono Of toat nuA
List Wednesday pisst teFes % ., sh.,s T.; Villains
.iss.ed The een.e q N: ~: INT Anfa; fr 1onI mi!es
rom jerseysi;te. snd eaiied him to the door. He
opened the dsor ard vent out fnta the Jard, when
hls VIE sho.,l5 he;ra 1he rspSst q Pistol I'D
Inc VOICE qf hSf 1Uf04Ru NJ 3teN N-401@. jig
snthed to the door and ea* tnfee men 91aAng od
lhE0uRh The darkntss& and nef 9a39ena dyins. It
IL supposed that He1derton eua - e"9iedeafes
a.e tbs perpetrators Of this na!I aeea: Af; A.eot
e. only od1ose WAS hts Gn!oo1s@. go the fac
btun count1. Who had tudertd It The hands Of
uepdel1cp md biz gang durtnk toelf aotourn In
that county, started In 4 BODY fnf jersey county
with The aTowed purpose Of .lrenunG MIN and his
ran9. and thus nlscs period to these outrageA.
Just before thry reached GsaEon, some rebel
fttend ct Henderson mounted nie 9orse eno rode
svtttty into the village and afouse9 toe !ahahtt~
ants b. crying aloud tbs the Aooauontsts Nezo
upou ihx N TO burn their towu Geal!oo - s1oa4
Copperhssd precinct, and ~ tnis ~ N te:ord-
/. e WIN vhst iheir orators had alWaJa aaid tho
tryxdtri abottoul,ts would Go, It Il not strange
that they b came hugely excited. 4aey taas1lY
csme toreahef. cach man armed with ahot gun OF
flde. prersrrd 10 c1ye the tnyadcrsa warm feeep-
tlon epd to laT d9xn their lives necessary In de-
fenee Of their hou. ehnid 1oooA
The eumpany from Calhoun Ssme s9t Mto toNn un-
witch compelled them to retreat IN eoh!oston wt:h
| loee of one nan killed and Two Woosded
t The miataka uaa discovered q = nag OF truce
sent in to tho Grafton hines q tae Eanoun u!tu-
| The wbo,e affair ou1d hare oeeo most Au2hable,
MllsY fcF tie deFd rests upon the william who orig
| mated The .ahrnrd rnmoI. Tnsfe 4te tsN Copat-
| he4ds In JeT1tT and Calhoun drafted, patliots wao
say THY vii 10. report Ut the sfan rendezvous 1t
Alien. and t IL possible tnAt aetGe1son ruay b.
2hle to onssIn lev recruits rom THESE. but th'fe
u nothing }Ro m organized the d5Ast.
| The Rcnsr1i sentiment Of the people u adverse
, 1864-10-02
Gold.

NV YoRx; SATURDAY., Oct, 1.-.0old w1x lefa ar
cited than for the last few days. The prfce opened
- 1ssS. 1t aooA subst qasasly It tel to 1a1% Al
, 1864-10-02
Destructive Fire,


DkT1oIT, Saturday, Oct. t.-The extensive
door. taeh And blind factory Of Wo,khousc, M,tcn-
eli 4 Co. waa burned Last uixtt, Loss $4,000
ln&prAS &c Qu2ll.
, 1864-10-02

t5peCIN U1tp&tc1 % EuV CnItaYu 1Ft1uHt.T
sourH BsND, Saturday, Oct. i.
The ball IL rolling along. A mott enthusiastic
mats meeting assembled here to-day to hear Gen.
Garfield, Of Ohio. Fully thres thousand people
were preaeat. The Generals speech WAS 4 most
mastery cnort, and will do the Union cause in
menRe good In this county.
Hon. Schuyler Co1fax being present, wAs loudly
called for and responded briefly In hin own tel!lnS
ttylc. Hon: Albert LApg IL now speaking to 4
laiEe crowd in the GeImxn language, w6i.o an
streets, and the enth usiAsm Of the uEiou people Il
pnb0rLdeQ,
, 1864-10-02
OUR HOME KEBXLS.
What a Prominent. Rebel Has to Yav
Of tho Draft.

From the Henry, Ill Courier, Extr1-1
The following Ia 4 copy, word Tor word, letter
for letter, spelling and ali. written by tho secre.
ta1y Of the last putnam County Democratic Con
ven,lon to the present Daaoefatic City Clerk OF
the City OF Henry. Acd ex.School Com int ssIouef
Of Marshal county, both Mculel'ea meo, both ''uu.
e~e1vng in the future a. In the past, both heart.
1ly extending their sIHPATuI to the soldiers ol
nun army. Il tpeaks for Itself. It needs no com.
menfaiy. We dare any one to deny 1t VISA
written: ..
'sMAGEo11A, Sept. 20, 1851
". Y. HEATH.
/ see the draft was an
neuDced to 90 OF In the 4th, 3th, 10Th aud 1eth
Dirt. yesterday. There was Brother to sec me-
from Woodtofd last nleht-they are going to r.
sist drsft in Conttes below. They wished me to
notify Lodge 1t your Place that netting Of tho
ordsI will be held 1t Mctamo.a Friday next. Pless
rec some OF the Btetheren and write me what yo1
think concerning this action, &c. s1sl 60 10
MetamorA. T. ALEXANDER"
, 1864-10-02

General Ranks.
NEw Tore, sept. 3n-Gen, Banks and staf IT.
Rived here irum New Osltant tbia morning,
, 1864-10-02

WAtuxa7ox, Saturday, Oct. LEX Cor. Dtnni-
son VA tbls a!tesnoon sNorn into oflco and eater
, 1864-10-02
FROM SOUTH BEND.
Especial Dlspateh to the Chicago Tibnne.1
Enftru HMHn &htutdAx Ntf 1

Enthuata1t1c Union Mecttnx-SpeecheA eA
by t;en. Garfield ana Hon. 8cnulAcr
-
, 1864-10-02

LAteat IntcIlIgeAc GO from the BRst-The
Neyv York mAfkcts-WaF ana Follu-
cal Matters.
, 1864-10-02

r AR9E AND DESIRABLE
IL STOCK OF BOOTS AID sHOE3
AT AUCTION
On WgpEEspAT. Oct 9Th. !ets, At ~ O'Clock. II
ButNFst Arct!pp 8Doms In Portland Block, corner
Of Ueal born and Warrington street
sW2. A. HuTTxn8 d Co,
pf44El1a It net AQ1aopaef1,
, 1864-10-02

ENTEBL HOUSEHOLD FUR
" HrTURE, PLANO FoRTE; &C..
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY. Oct 6th, At 10 o'clock, It dwelling
hpu0e No, f3t ntblah svenne. -
VIII. 4. BUFFERS CO..
ft7At1iS It tet Aucf1cueaet.
, 1864-10-02

D12loyal Disturbances in SoutheFa II.
1iD ON the DrAft-Bprolimcnt Of
sNfnAnR
, 1864-10-02

|EREIGHT NOTICE. :. To receiv
l. err Of Property YiA Chl-sgo I III. 1.auEse r. r.
On and afscr October tst, 1861,
In all cHee p3JEent1 for Frebt Charges 2tQulre 70
/ to accompanied wlsh 9Hsehbaeks or National Cur
'tsa eeI.;aastnat @ b. j. fRInHAM. F:ttsht Agent.
F1eiAlt Department, CalesGo station, ,Se3t 20, ls64
, 1864-10-02

on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9Th, AT sk O'CLOCK,
1t Butters' Auction Rooms IN Portland Mock, corner
Of Dearborn and WAshlnEtoa a1tets.
WA. 4. BUFFERS CO..
sEz9s1lSst net Auctlaneera.
, 1864-10-02

r ARQE STOCK STAPLE AND
IL D0kEstlC DIT GOODS
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, Oct. ith 1t 94 o'elocf. 1t ButteYs'
Auction Booms, IN Port1&na Block, corner Of Dear
bor1 AND n Arlington streets. ve ihAM tsil larKe
whoetais stock OF pomeitic DIR 0o7ds, 1rat r
of sasetnFs. ncrims, Btfipes, P7ins, Dre1s aoods,
B.avtrt, Cloth. Ca.sime,as tlEcns. rao1e CoreI1.
wv. 4. BuTTEk4 CO.,
oc'.tea1 {tnet xuctloaeefs.
, 1864-10-02

VELVET, BRUSSELS, 3PLY
AND SGHAEN CARPETS, RUGS. TABLE,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. Oct 7th, It ~ o'clock, ss Butters'
Aa'N1e pea1bofn snd I'D Wasai1etoa H; sS;sstaa 11 u
We .hall eell Tihous tesofve foE ea.a dse lot OF
n ain sid Venetihn .rpata, elegant Ru1s. CiRto2
ana Coeoa Matte Table Liner. Ee ,Ac.
W1ll h sold n Qnaanties 70 tuat purchasers. Will
ocztssstnei MI. i. BUfrERs 4 co. rAuet'rt.
, 1864-10-02

CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING,
~ C1oths.' Csfafmeres. 6hirtp, Iraw:rs. German
Jacfsts, silk Mex Ties, Buck Gfoves sna 9auntlets
Stable DrJ Goods, &C.,
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o0YGREssY0NAL.,

rs RtcHnosD, November 2s.-AThe Senate to-
day passed bill declaring four per cent bonds
and certificates receivable in payment Of all
taxes due and payable for the year 1854.
The joint resolutions introduced by Senator
Henry, of Tenn, declaring the determination
Of the Congress and people Of the Confederate
States to prosecute the war until its indepen-
dence was acknowledged, was taken up and
Mr. Henry addressed The Senate at length In
support Of them.
In the House, the Judiciary Committee re-
ported a bill ! for the establishment Of Supreme
Court Nothing else ofgoneral interess Was
TRANSACTED in open session. 60
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TO Stock Raisers,

HAVING BEEN soLIcTTBD.To PURCHASE
LII fine Stallion, in order to improve the stock of my
neighborlood have selected and purchased at high
price, the beautiful young thoroughbred if5rse JEFF
DAE IS-sired by The celebrated imported horse Ior4
that selected in Eagland 10y Col Beatty, Of Union
District G.. and purchased without regard to price,
TO improve ,he stock of the South An that see JEPE
DAVIS will at once perceive how we'll the selection
was made. He. is iour years old, fltsen and half
handa high, and viii be sixteen--s aricli mahogany
bay, aud pronounced by good judges perfect modei
anis beyond all question: equal to any colt in the
Confederate Safes he will remain all the time at his
stable, near Fiat Rock, S. Z. ~
TERMs:-One hundred dollars, to insure, and one
dollar the groom Great care will be taken to pre>
vent accidents but viii not be responsible should any
OCCUR.
,-ALSO-
Have supply Of hammered Iron Plough Moulds-a
superior articefor sale at $3.50 per d. or exchange
for cotton, one pound Of Iron for two Of cotton ,
~ ca@iJ: W. FORD. la
>, December l--wl3. :, ~, :8a{iI5! II Il ID 4
III Lancaster Ledgsrcopy fouF Ftithes once month.
for four months cs 5fasi4G ~ aoJmiiSt2g atI7Jt
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kAgEsT FROM GEoRa1t

In the absence of any telegraplic war news
from Georgia, we copy the following iteus
from the csronieleFG Sentinel Of Wednes.
day /: -
FROM THE GEoReiA RoAp.- Thirty FIVE
Yankee. stragglers captured near Warrenton,
were brought down the Georgia Road yester.
day evening. -. f.cs'.77,:'- =. g. q
There were no indications ofthe presence Of
the enemy on the line Of the road. Ii.
FROM BEIow.-It is rum9red that Wheeler
fought all day Monday near Waynesboro with
the .Federas, win success, capturing over two
thousand prisoners. .t,.4
Every thing indicates that there will be stir
my times below in. few days. The pro, peel
now is. that heavy battle Will take place.
From a gentleman who left 'Waynesbore
Tuesday morning we learn that the-country
around that place is stre@p with dead Yankees
and horses, Ho also stated thar the railroad
bridge over Briar creek was not burned; neither
was the railroad cut this side Of MilIen.
Our CITY.-The old Notifications around the
city are being daily strengthed. New ones arc
also being erected, and are rapidly approach
ing completion.
Train, of cars continue to arrive day and
night, loaded with veteran troops. The sub
urls Of the city have become one vast military
camp
i A body Of cavalry between two and three
Thousand strong, which marched across the
country, arrived yesterday. They were a noble
looklgg body of soldiers, and their horses were
,in a fine ecoudition,
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NORTHERN i i, NEWS

RlcHMosD, November es.- Tho Washington
Chronicle Of Sunday has been rocsised bty the
Wig.
A Nashville Telegram, Of the 2sth states that
Hoods ARM, forty thousand strong, have been
for several days concentrating south of Coium-
bia, Tenn,
The Federal forces under Thomas are in
Hoods front nss Columbia. On the oath
severe skirmishing ensued for.sevefal days.
: Heavy lighting IS expected in a few days.
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eWhy, don't. you hold up yeurshead asI doig'
asked an aristocratic lawyerdf "a sterling Old
farmer. s..
esquire said The farraar, 'loek at that field
os gain. You see that all the valuable heads.
are bowed down. while those that have nothing
in them stand upright TheiLawyer felt the
smile, and left.
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Notice., d,

r WILL HIRE ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
i January next at the Court House in Camden, two
negro boys Spencer and Alfred belonging 10 the Es.
tate Of William Wilson, the hrer give bond and two
good securities furnish two suits Of clothes one pair
Of shees blanket orquiit one hat or cap and pay
DoctorSbill said negroes to be delivered to- me on
thefrst Monday in January 1856, at the Court House
in Camden. (, -. IS * = Il -
will also rent on the same day all the lands BE-
longing to said Estates renters to give bond and two
good securities.
s..eS j. J. HUCKABEE, Adrnr.
q w B. HUCKABEE, Agent.
December I-3t
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Notice.

TWILL HIRE as FR USTEE FOR MABYHoUGH,
Elerson, silvey, Lovelia, Amelia Harriet andrhes
three children. hrer to give bond and two good sec-
rites furnish two suits Of clothes pair of shoes,
one blanket or quilt one hat bonnet as the case
may require, to be delivered tome on the first Mohar
in January, 1866, at the Court House in Camden.
j. J. HUCKABEE Trustee:
- W Nv. B! HUGKABEE, Agent.
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Election Night at the the
News of LlncoiH's Election was
3 Received. 81. ~

RecelveG.!ss. -. "a ~
LincoIn's election. of course pave great ioy.
!. -. f.;;ands B an, a.;o,.
- .''' .'. -. 49, ,, .,s--s, q.
IocSets' music banners anu sfeeches , Wsie
the rage ossoon as h,s election was paced out
of doubt. a despatch from Washington
savs ss.; IA ~ si.Is.
- 9. ..,,ss 3 Ia
So Sts - :. ls., Z - =
thusiasm prevailed. as Aslt become eFident that
the vote was overwhelmingly in favor of Eins
coin, and johnson, cheer after cheer rent the
air, aud audience and speakers were carried
away by their feelings Of rejoicing and exnlta,
ton, and gave vent to them in patriotic songs
and shouts of triumph.
The republicansshere generally tonight are
about the bappiests people in existence. The,
democrats grin and bear IT :. z. q. !
Afe# of Mr. lincoln 5 friends have called to
cofgfatala irn7asiia hess what news he has
received, bit no public congrstuatory visit has
occurred. The White House Is celoscd, aud;
nothing unnsual;is apparent tl&reabouts. 4s :.
r%o New ys,a1I ,es,cr;b;;;n5g ;b;;5 t,e scene
- :, ~ -. e
1H sew @ oih ?" eie1.ion ie a,gns' says =.
Inc scene ana tpe croWd were truly charac-
teEsaes9f NeM YORK 4 similar scene cannot
srns,;sa = THO crowdas wsss si,s. ssane from the ,So
w;ndow Of orr Office eson,h,ned ali nst;ossli.
t;ss i, y ,at;an assiod tra - iama
ora,;e msr!csn r. wss laraslz dor de,nocratc stH
.,,n se1slso and o,dssSLe fonnd hnt
ti;ttfs fsyanr tbe Eca 1, .;oTitfes far
sanaral @ Nc Sgcciels {gsss iano, NJ
ioSd cheers; Vent m. from the crowd below
byesk;5g at times into hoarselv, sSno ,,.,,ot;c
airs and retnrni no the enthusiasm Of t5S
moment mon 70 reneafed cheers for Little Mac ) At
I'D mon,ent Hal fY tbe majority Of tbe Seven.
nounced the Drunmond light was suddenly
slightly darkened and then shown up with
greater brilliancy, when some enthusiastic Nc
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-01

y Capt. JACOB M1cKLBR, a noted scout and patriotic
citizen Of Florida wss killed being throws from his
buggy against tree suwannes county, on the 18th
inst. & q e Il y iggsli
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Extract OF Letter from % Georgia
Legislator. s+tSs
THOMSON November Is, 1864.


DEAg,sIR:-I received your aletterin Mil
ledgeyililybpt in coiseqie8ce. ofthe approach
of the enemy had no time2to answer q.
Before / can settle with you and ---, -------I
must help to settle a little difference existing
between agentleman named Sherman and. one
named Cobb, somewhere about Macon, where
I am preparing to go. Times are somewhat
exciting very much sosin Milledgcville, Fri
day, as an instance, ! knew ,folr men to pay
$250o, for "a carriage to carry them and bag
gage Is miles to thee Railroad. II I;came
ofat 2 o'clock, walked part; rode a mile bare
back part, and in a wagon part Of the way to
Sparta. # ~ -, Z. -. .''. n ~. ~ =
am fixing up. 10 go to the front, and if es-
cry man will turn out, Sherman can't stand it
long. d
Yours. truly, .--
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH
REPORTS o.. rHE Press R 8 Assoc1ArIoN, I Ll1 . 4

Entered according to the Act Of Congress in the year
1863, by j. s. THRAsaER, in the Clerk Office ofthe
District Court of the Confederate States ior tile
Northern District Of Geor gia. g
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CAMDEN DALI Y JBURkAl.
5TMURsDAY saosNING DEC. q. :

1t is the current opinion up the road that snER-
MANS army is moving down between tbe.e econes and
ocmulgee Rivers. 81 4ii g .ll
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& A CnRIsTMAs DINNER FOR OUR SoLDIERs, -.
The Richmond Whig' notices The preparation
o1 ny spsess = W l'yts .1ses y y,
,su ~ So.u,:,s = Wy ls,g, fnsA
proposes ~
Pe. one os te rev a'lee eAsnipfes ina. esp
ioe ihiatedA Win, ProPrletY. ne second TIE
soggestirn, except that Ilie laea need not pc
eonanea 2 .ne iatnersa ai..,Gs. escrypoa5 can
son.I,o,rsu n.i W1, so'Nesnans Gasos H..
Inc Wig say . sns :. ,ssiaess 9hha eyeLy
annSsdor.s ssh = sss ss
~. ~. eay S.saa ss.;si 0s' GUY Iss paas
snas pssea .s issa g 9. 10y N ~,
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" Capt JACOB M1cKLER, noted scout and patriotic
citizen Of Florida twas killed being tbrows from his
buggy against tree in suwannes county, on the 18th
inst. - " 80 80 : "a larsf5ss5si y ~
b Ths Committee on Finance ofthe House OF Repre-:
sentatiyes the 3d. bill for the reduction
and fnalreaemption Of the Government currency =
The bill Is in accordance with the Recommendation o.
the Secretary Of the Treasury and we trusti it VIII be
the pleasure of the House to adopt
* a------ q =
GoaMoDoaEB EBJoHANAa. The friends of this gallant
comnanderTl rejoice TO hear that his egs which was
SO seriously wounded at Mobile and given once up as
lostis saved and he is now rapidly recovering. TGis
statement Is made on authority of letter ffomt
Commodore himself s &. ]. s ~ +, +
"A HoRRBIE MDKDER was psrpetratsd near Glenn
Springs Union District, last Saturday week, "a Mr.
R1onARo sMrK was killed by one of his negroes The
instrument used was a billet of wood After commit-
ting the murder he red the house and everything, in
cludng the body OF the murdered man, was consumed
The negro confessed his guilt and is now in jail
~ - ~ -: -
t.tP. w. Al writes from Richmond to the Savannah
~ From all can there is no dispo-
sition on the part Of put printers IN the
army. Printing is considered an arr, which requires
much time to learn and the disposition Of members Is
Ieave sufficient number to enable wspaper pro.
pretors to carry on tIisir business EEersedy else
about the office, however including proprietors edi,
tors, bank&eepers, &c. WHO are within the conscrpt
age will believed treated as all other profes
sions and abIebodien, beput in. the army. It is
maintained that measure of this sort will in no re-
specr touch upon the liberty usefulness of The press
Men enough it is contended can be found over forty
five and among disabled soldiers to conduct tho edi-
toria department of all the papers in The country
Indeed it is very rarely that we see man who does
mot believe he can edit newspaper; whereas the
truth is there very few men who possess the re-
quise qualifications for that responsible and unenyia-
BILE position. -
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PEasoNAL.- Gen. Joseph +. Johnston has
arrived in Columbia from Macon, and will for
the present make this city his home. Ills Pc
culiarly unfortunate that, at an hour which de-
mands the best military experience and Judge,
ment, two such officers as Gems. Johnston and
Lowell should be living in comparative exile in
our midst, their fine abilities unemployed and
their energies wasted. edrolinian of Wedags-
day. aazS
The Salem 6ozetts says, the following ii notice
may be seen at blacksmith shop in Essexi
NO horses shod on Sunday 'cept Sickness :or
Deth. -
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A VALUABLE LABOR SAVING MAcu1NE.-Du-
ring his life time, Mr.. John Lewis, ofthis conn
ty, inventedsa numberof valuable Improvements
in an old cotton picking and spinning machine.
His wife, who is his Execntrix, applied for a pa
tent from the Patent Office at Richmond, which,
she obtained Her son, a. most enterprising
young man, has one now in this place. We
would advise all who have large slave families,
and Others who are able and have not many
hands, 20 procure one of these machines. 1t is
a great labor. saver. One person can pick, card
and spin with it as muchcotton as twelve hands
can do on "a wheel in tho same time Mr.Le8-
is deserves encouragementinh in his enterprise, and
we hope he'will receive ito Gre9sbmo', ". G..
Citizen.
10 The woman who interfered with her
husbands affairs is in town. She is 'un1harl
Tied. y e Z
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LATEST FROM THE SOUTH.

Special 10 The EreHiHg Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, October 29.-Richmond dates
of last Wednesday received here, give the follow
ing summary Of news from the "Confederacy" -
General Bragg has taken commaaG at VIII
mignton, O.
Early has issued a long address to his army.
congratulating them upon their late victory at
Cedar creek on the morning of the 10th
and attributes the subsequent disaster to the
propensity Of both troops and officers to desert
their coiors for The purpose Of plunderlug aban-
doned property OF the enemy. lie appeals to
them to retrieve their good name by being more
Oh -dent 70 their officers.
b Rebel editors arc confident that Grant viii
make demonstration near Petersburg before
election day.
Hoods army is reported as being rapidly rein.
forced, but BeauregaId is not 70 succeed him in
active command.
Nothing later than Grants despatch Of this
morning has been received from the Army Of the
Potomac. All rumors Of disasters TO oar arms
are malicious faisehOOds.