The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-07
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FROM TIE thuj, ~ y &I j.
CnATTAHooCnE RIVER. uy N>#> :aH
mug Tho enemy yes a,iet A%$sn ns'4t,s ai4y
junction OF the Atlanta y" g, Nh:$s.
Some prisoners were b.. ,.. i" as !: /, ir 4.
them Lieutenant Werl 'y lr?t!, 5au{ J:
has been very little skin l..,. DE. y, IL, 81
IS very cautiously feeling is va ~ }*s;;%; b.:t3,
They yesterday burned .@ !a,r !; @s,'syH;s;li:g
Yankee Major and 10 r,iytt. -. j,t ,s H:E,
evening. T. 'i'E.'}qs L
MERIDIAN, July Ga s},.,', :,% ;aas. 5'.t>>$ z
T'o"' '"n Brandon, say IL" :!,1%s,fi = ti$
Jackson az noon ycs:.r,I: v. ts@;=, ;= s>tif3
his object is 10 destroy TIT rl;y.4'd5 5}9 ;T%.
VIII then return to Ncksbn@". 'ii,;iS 81 && m
mated Il, 900. Very l,ce y> firing :. ( II :a<
!etwscn Jackson and Can M :@%: %: L 81"
1wou / .vlI'.St I.
GREENSBORO n. c.. Jul ne I: .s$.
Of the lIt' has been rccci, ,I|} !st&
No news of i'm porta, II. $53%|s st::%s. }1i
h'3r"xs'"l Saturday ST. IA; lust tES{i'tSst
10 o'clock heavy firing" .a,s*vt yts,sft :@ls
on "nr centre, which nn,nucd yi ft&t.t2
about twenty minutes r..5 ...;set
1t wis thought at f,* that !, z:ont tyE
gagclnsnt had taken pl " n,t AS it g # /: 8
SO short y time, it is til, -. no.. Of IT,. !,
| heard it that the enemy ,1,.4 AT ~ 5El j.
were r,puIsc,. 4 :,t.5a Y
ERQN THE CE,'''G!l FnUN7 i tM .,#:"
NEAR MARIETTA, VIA a, ,yT4 ,,uGy .HaEf syii;,
dance with previously COZ lay!at,l aran: =, '1%t
a,. in consequence of the II va,c. ncf !, . G.f%
saw the line Of our army " we'd ,.7:aturoay
| new crtrenchmcn:s TWO n ~t,r,, south Of t,,.%
old line, which extended tlr . ~, 4. t,! Mrc,ta
! thus abandoning kcnnt saw % ,';rr.t, Tuoc:.;t
MY hoiStcd the Grrm on j., ,;,.~..,y S.,, ;, Ii II
| ing and after elIirred a.. '~;ln H., = ).
| nliSlny right and l. >. "a. c.tnI.' &,:.s2
c'nno'ading This aornng t., rs "a, t.. E,,n I,
! ton. live miles below MARKETS.,
IN EIEIo. NEAR RUFF ST ri,,v &ri, -- l., .fi, !.
TO colntcract flank movem,a !;,.., tx the cucIy ! :
III force, ti,E. ctl of army r.l... /, vbdya
lrnn the ncighhnrhooL Of Ma, CO.; .. : ,viv oie.l
The movement was c"nductco +nr. NJ ,..,,,uer
Cen. JollNsToSs and Cen II ,.,.> ,.r,-. were net
more than !ortyrr fifty yards ita H.! a'>.. : lines
am" did not begin to move Hntj ono,u s;,r lisht
Their movements made rujor.y .l., i
| erals were not aware Of the c:t,fA,.um uuii, >, . :
completed. Not gun hl,u a",:; I've line. .
ring the night except from Kc, Cav Mo,r,i
About sunrise tho Fctlcral> ,:H .. ....,, 80. g .
Kcnncsaw Mountain. An l,ou e :wc. &. q. ..,. .l.,
yancc( leaving Marietta to the >,,, an .,.o "a,
the Military Institute Our ca ,:ytla. s... I:.@i
sAirlnishing. brigade OF the n,. ..'. .,~,js
attacked a small force of one 1T al j> '.'. Sc. cav.
airy, and were compelled to re-, y, ..,,ror,;
thirty heavy rifles and few lis ,er: ..u. IL ~-,...
Tho enemy is feeling for our po; or ;o,iaY Al e.c
is considerable skrmishng alol :nch's t:>.!..
-ss sS-------
OMINoUs.--Gcn. Dick Ta"lrr, in -, ,d,irQ,s
of May "a, to the toops, sa' ATS !rmy rnrus
| towards New Orleans. and ~, il 10 10,
reach the goal, the hearts '.@r Patriotic so
men shall sound high with 1s. responsive to
the echoes ofayour gyms" \ j;ici.rt,
Have the amateurs in coil ,tyei. -'.l
Charleston Courier, noted + n.,, Il ,he
| war opened with Fort S a. .aior
| Anderson, and Yankee r!Hsfo. n> now
counted by thousands at I..r. ), in
Sumter County, Georgia.
Why is Abraham Linco'I .r:.., rs chill
drcn, like "a certain river in a
l'crausc considered wit. ,.ncc TO his
progeny nc, the P-amonkey (Pamunkoy)
81 intend to fight it out on this line" saws