The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-10-14

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T.: Missouri August l2ti, 1857 8 ..i;S W
TEsTnl6kx OF 4 FEDERAL GENERAL AGAINST IISi
coLS's BAhBARi1r Major Ged BUELL.; who was
mustered out Of service as Federal Major 5euerafof
volunteer, being reduced to his as Colo.
mel in tile regular army, resigned.
He has lasey written a letter from Bedford Springs
in which he gives the following reason for Ms resign
ing Hesis another witness Of the infamous mdnner
in wllchhis war against tile Confederate States has
been eohductedby Llncol2 and his supporters. AS
tile Presidential canvass progresses weighall have
more letters Of sitnsap character published in the
Yankee press: j,{ss ~ 81
{, % believe that the policy and means with which
the war was being prosecuted were dsereditable to
the palion anc; q stain upon civilization and that
tleywouH no, only fail to restore the Unionsif in
decd, they had not already renderfdits restoration
5iposshle but that their tendency was lo&suGyert
Lie nstitltionsnhder which the Country had realized
rnexampied prosperity and happiness; and 70 sucha
work Eeoqldsiot g lend my. head 3. -. +,
q .FkoM. FLdR1DA. We have reliable paEticu4
liars. of The. late raidupon Mariane from Floride
undcr Gen. botch This General paid
dearly for bis tip lie has gotbact with three
Wounds in his persons oneain the arm whichis
TO be aInsGtated, one in the shoulder, and a
third in tic lower jaw, knocking out several
teeth. lie lost 80 men killed. and '75. were
brought back wounded = lis $po;ls were! 500
ofcaftle. At Mariana. the people fought him
bravely, even tlie.wonlsn taking "a hand and
sfriue at hinrfron the windows Of the houses
I and a.chutch Ashboteh ordered the list Maine
icavalSS to charge, aud they refuse. He then
put 5hinselfat the head Of another regiment
charged, and was shot down Heenc6uDtered
5nothigg buS the home guard and women at
Mariana. The church was btrged. z The cas-
uatics among our own people at Mariana are
reported atsiX killed and seven wounded q =
!. AN AMrs1xG INSTANCE OF FrEAEeIEaINe.-
.A;eodpryiGan on his way to the city With ape
Piles to sell, passed a$9Fen,aIe Seminary, not
more than forty miles off, and offered his ap7
piles at two dollars a dozen. As, yonng lady
soon struck a. bargain with .hini4for one dozslt
paying him an old i've state face, and rAeisipg
three dollars, good currency, back in, change.
The rest Of the Young; ladies' seeing theyeraah-
eys Of the3countrymdb, besieged ais ,csrtsih.sois
idpbaf,ax aud soon relieved him otshiis. apples
and good currency by flH6ghis pockets with
AIr McnIrnirgcl fspndiatcd f dollar promi-
ses 70 pay. SThe. country gentleman discover
ed his mistake however, on. arriving town
and finding that he had given hssapples to.the.
ladies without even receiving Their thapks,--.
lealeigh PtoGfess. i .SSs
a; despatch from ashingtor- says that Maj
Mulford, Assistant "a gent of Exchange, viii.
start wis!lin a few days, for Savannah, with ten
sicl, and wounded rebel soldiers 10
bcseychangedi fora likehulnber of9tilei worst
cases Of sick and sounded of our men: The
steamer Baltic and other. vessels Of ike capacity
are now preparing to sail on this expedi dition.