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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-24


NNhbi. new Tenement on Concord, uCar to 10th
" s;feet. and large number OF iots on church Hill
sad .HeEets uni Dear 10 Manchester, for sale We
are sn,torzei TO sell very excellent NEW framed
Ienemtut on the east side Of Concord, near to 18th
street, nhnDg good rooms
Als9 beaotifal halt acre lot at tha southwest
co'uu d ga and sres,s, and smother handsome
hall acre 1t at the Southeast cerncr of N and c.;d
streets
Also, Triangular let at the corner Of 27th street
ant c0aty r'ad, IN hecK!ers plan, ll3 by loo feet.
Aiso handsome los 10 tehny's plan, Rockets,
By so feet, al the northeast corner or Doany street
and Williamsburg avenue
atso, beautiful lots near t. the western lire Of
aiDchrster, in Mr Geo w Snellngs's piaB, and ac
Jsl.Ee Of hclf the resllence Of Mi Samuel Akin
sn
!otfect the sala Of The foregoing property to one
tTTsoa, great IniucemeGt will be offered II appii
'Ns@s uaie to oa II two dayb Tho taxes for 1864
100 psi by The purchaser The foregoing is AL
e,cel,h opportunity for safe Investments.
"2.-A G0DIIN h APPERSON.
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RUNA WA rs

HINNO Hundred Dollars Rsward.-Ran away from
my house, in Manchester, on the morning Ct
tne 23d. my servant woman KITTY. Said negro is Ia
or l9 yea Is OF age, rather short, light ginger bread
color, and quito sstoui; her gums are partcII,riy
dark; she carried away with ter four colorec siik
dresses, one black elk dress and two plaid dressts
one black cloth cloak, and purple six bonnet with
suhdry other articles She was trou. ht fronr Neck
lenbufe just before Christmas, where bought her,
aui think it probable that she may be trying To
gct hack. will give the above rev Ard for her de-
livery to NE, to any jail in Richmond 20 that
NAV get her. ife 24-3tsl RORT TAIIEY
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l)UNAWAY-S20O Rev ward Han away from the
III. subscriber, gu yesterday. my boy Hardy Said
boy about 70 Or 2l years DID, very black, aud has
a few scars about the left law The above reward
of $500 will be paid for his Gely 10 kessrs Lee
Il Bowman, Richmond, secured in any Jail so
that get him. Ife "3-ts1 JAMES VIA.
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yITAN1ED-A siiuatlan over seer on q far IA by
w man WHO has had long experience as farm
er. and is not liable to military duty. Address 81
A d. at this oficC e23-3!t
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FIsDMoNr RAILEDAD, CHIEF ENaa's cFFI.E
Danvi IL, February Is. lst4
VXyANTED Carpan'ers.-l wish to hire by the
w month, fifty good negro carpenters and hewers.
Wages 500 per month and rati"ns found.
EDMUND MYERS, .
Captain aud Chief Eng'r.
WANrED-9O gor d cart mules needed on this
work aud will hire them for two months q J
the month and feed the M purchase at tho market
rates. Apply at this ohi-e.
EDMUND MYERS,
4. !9-eod2y Cap. and Chief Engineer.
w cnlist for three years or the war, in the Ma
rine Corps as DIumnlers and F!fers. Ttose already
proficient in field music are preferred For further
info, nation call on Sergeant Henry Smith, corner
of Virginia aud Cary streets, or the undersigned,
No lls Rroad st. Consent Of parents or guard!ans
required. VENABLE,
lst Lieut. and Recruiting Officer 8 NJ G.
fe Ill IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-24

.~,ga f1r rant priysteiy.--l ha.e tor rert pri
Il r-,a,y. a fsrx IN the lower eLd Of HeDrico
i,,,r on The Chicsahominy swsmrs containing
s,.r~.n Eve AMI six hundred acres, some If which
- svamp iand, well sci 10 hay. All the lard
.a,a,ss ,ely # e"rn and cats Price 81 900.
GgO PLEASANTa, Sheriff Henricc.
,s,-ts s.a Aimn'tr Of Moses ii Carter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-24

MTANTkU-FOur active young Men-disab!ed sol
W diers men not liable 10 military duty. Ap
ply without delay at the Southern Telegraph Office,
Main st. fe 1876
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TAT ANfEp- To rent a furnietied idw e,iiug or a
te p.rt Of one cont liaug three or four slice ping
apatm' nts, dining-room, kitchen, servants roOhi.
&c Location must be cent? al. Address "X W.
Dispatch flee fe 2i--2.t
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Ear ANTED-sCveral wagopers; also, some able.
so bodied men for our mills.
fe 9l-ts HAXALL& CRRNsHAW
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Il n
VIZ Hs'flct Court OF The Confederate States Of
d. Tor he Ea-tarn District Of Virginia, Fri
~. '-Nasf, lata, lSsi.--Draered. That Receivers
hg Is ~ Giles, Henry |. Brock, rhoaas II Camp
Ag's speed, francis l. Smith, and William
g,r' % each oi ihsm, Oh tie 23 day OF March
sa - .ae' AID slate aui make before NEo Wat
snt " MnNha'bsonct ol ihs Court. such account
,be .' meut OF his tyaGsaci i0Gs az Receiver tor
s.,,,.. hsns next succeeding The date CT his last
Mg',r a. Is Required by the l0ih section Of the
Of Ia siess entitle act for the stq'iestration
a., E, property. and If cts OF alien enemies,
o. 'us indemnify OF citizens Of the Confederate
~. aua persons a,tiug tue same 10 tic existing
,,s, " 'ae Usitcd sta,es, approved August S0ib,
sol ba IL say one q said Receivers shall not have
~-e aBd 'adeTed any such account and settle
~el' wHbin thu IUt twelve months, then no ehail
user au aecouut II his transactions as aforesaid
:, Aeise u h.bs n 'xt eucceeding his last settle.
Nv u, and il is further ordered that the Marshal Of
,st psHct Gauge 10 he pn5i,shet in the Sentinel
Nav. sps'ch, Of this city, tS'ce q week, for tour
p.,, oothecuiveIy, before the said Gay II settle
copy m This order; aud that The Clerk oi this
ia, eshd copy et oEe OF The newspapers contain
AZ s,s publication 10 the Attorney 0f the Confeder-
NC Males for this District.
f.,-a s"py-Tcste; IOFrIN EiLErr,.
NH-2iw4w Clerk,
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I7H11 RsWaTu.-KEnaWHy
LU\I subscriber about the l7th Of January last,
TWO slaves, named Doctor and Raleigh. commcnly
called Fem. Both are black, Quick, active men.-
Doctor is about 10 years DID, had bis left hand hurt
10 an apple mill aud Scared on the outside, and has
lost Que or more Of hg nails from that hand He
had red fiAnnel shirt when he lett. Fier is lett
handed, ana is about II years Of age l will give
$50 piece for the delivery to me- or to some jsil
from which can get them, Of the said slaves, il
caught out of the county of Charlotte $50 apiece
if apprehendel in the county. | believe they ere
passing as free men, and arc trying to get employ
ment On the Richmond and Danvil!e or SOuthsde
Railroad. Address, HENRY EDMUNDS,
Mo. singf0rd 70,
fa1R-1m RI county Va.
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WANTfD-A helper in a biscksmi:h's shop one
W tha. has worked ct the business aud knows
something Ct horse shoeing preferred Apply at
B BGoaRIk'S shop, near the packet landing.
fo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-24

WY ANTED-Scrsp Ironl The highest market
W. price psid. Scrap Iron wanted at the Rich
mond Steve WORKS, corner Of Cary and 10th .trects
f. 49, 26ts ASA SNYDER.
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q PEalAL NOTlCE-Any person ~ hlCnmona =
eh,r white Or coored, can have done grstatocsly
With frcsh asd pure virus, BY icavieg their names
and place Of resi- epce q Seahsookp Haspuai co
Of nth aud GrAco strects. N1S-eC
GTVHE heiss q Iaw OF Nancy lsee!i, VINO s 1es
l Nancy Dawson. win hrur s0sasth1sg 70 tne!s
iSlerest by writing IL Edward Brown, heS ad-
miuissrator, q Bailsviils ., Powhasnn e0ansy'
Va. to to.s1-o.e.w
AYkW MUsIC-
~ o. bsisg ny brother leek. =. a.
Whsn thls efuei Wal0sakiosaooe-VI ~
Dsvdsops epntalaing thyee eesay9
- (. a.::. :::.''' {ss,.l- =
Isve ~ ~. 'spseaal's,s Hasy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-24

ana f'f hale 4 very desirable Farm Of ol5
.h- lalf grazing Land, and cne-ha'f in
'"ater, wei ssateFch, an! feaeiGs In perfect
'1sd,nH, Tor taie by
"-eA5t W Il FoWLE, SONS 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-24

UffnK khG'k bsr'T C =, No u Law Build I
Cpvc,.s' franklin 81, Richmond, Jan 2s, 1884. }
II e,a.LN NoilCE.- Citizens of Brunswick and
sS,,o 'etslle counties, Va, and Halifax and North
srsacss oeh.es. &. who furnished labor for the
o. Petersburg, rrspec.iveiy, 10 the mon tbs Of
iaro,ms, .eptsmber and October, 1868, are hcTehy
he Aai certified rolls have been forwarded by
sss,es ss IN charge TO this 6ice, where oil IN.
aus t,e s requested 70 apply fer pay ment Of hires
sl4c,so." attorney, kGthosising agents 70 make
tsssd hn must be signed In duplicate snd wiz
hsst two witnes sos.
las,i i'rios viii De furnished on application to
ss-a. JNO HTANARD,
s"w Capt nxxineers, AO0
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&L A"IED-A white woman to do house work
w for two IN fsmly Will be treated rs onc Of
the family. Apply n HUDsoN at the tobacco fac
tory in IN" alley between l9th and Goth s.e between
Nam and franklin sts. fe2l-6.e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-24

xHT BNTED-A fmail Honse, Ut Rooms, neatly
w furnished, t. accommodate a mess Of six
gsn.ltmsn Address, with terms, "H." Box 1923,
Post Office, f. 23-3tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-24

MANTED--A SitustinB.-A young man If good
W business quail ies, anu v no writes good han
~ desirnus Of Cbtsnrg q permanent situation az
Clerk, a travelling agency is preferred y has screed
the Confederacy faithfully for three years. is now
exempt frcm all military duty. Good city refer
ences given il required. Address Nv + P" box
1912 Richmond Va. fe 23-at.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-24

<..i,eAR HfGl - B-ipg in the sfrv"e, and my
Il ,,sr.aa, .nnscFipted, l Sish TO reut nv tract
.f,nt in Uaaover county, ]! ing on the. Chieks
go, ,,se, e,st, miles flem Richmond. cont,in
as IA acres tt With 2s5 IS arabic land, in tiae
.,,,e Of improvement admirably adapted 10 thc
-. ,as, seelct u hu-heis Of wheat, 65 bushels of
uo,er cats ard 70 acres p!oushed f,r corn: also,
10 ac,es Of low gfouaf, one fourth cf which pro-
- So, nav A ghd Il dseiiiEy house with q PHI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-24

"nex s0uTAgas ExPRnss COMPANY,
laueu hehmohd, Va, bsb l4th, 1854 { :
n ~ ~, complaint being made Of she delays BY
sas,ra. COMPANY In forwarding merchandiss,
ksy rsa.s 70 advertise that the rules or tho Com
ks.essas soas GovesnmeDt packages shail take
xs over aii others, asd nsxt ia ordAr pack-
"a saas. ~ frieuds Or Asa0ciatsots n officers
dhs ,al. ths nssd or hospitals. Tns Observence
prstan .oke tbes with limited faclaiss Tor tsana.
aesss.. ..secssasiiy cs1se delay N the loxwarding
ffsn,ss'oF merchants and Others.
hie Wiz be rfqah "a cn sll freight.
q II "A HAMILTON, Ageaa,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-24

TTARVEY, HkILINtiS co,
II wholesale and Retail Manufacturers OF
LADIES' AND GENTxE1EN'S FINE BOOTS
AND SHOES.
lsl Main street, between l2thand 18th.
Having In our employ tho best w0rknen TO Dc oh,
taine.i and veil selected stock 0f the very finest
saerial re are prepared TO turn out 10 any quantity
the bet QUALIFY of LADIES', 0kkTLEMkN's AND
CHILDREN'e WEAn. We keep rothirg on hand
hut vhnt is our own make, and vii guarantee -
GOOD On article in every respect .: any wnch can be
Sun throurh from Yankee land. Alive ask ID trial.
rr Particular attention will b paid 70 the mama
fasfSre Of Nissea' and Doys' Shoes.
- All ofders from the trade win mees VIII
prompt aatenttou. uo .o-1M
IO-P1RTNERHHIP MOTION. -1hs ssdeuikesd
havs associaisd themselves together undef sne
sfyle II w COX 4 90, for the paspnee o. con
daetlng tho Iron and Brass Foundry oessess u sn6
corner of 7th and Oanal streets ~
WI COL,
AILI.
nichnoed, January !. 1874.
H-Tho absvs ean1ssn Aoes - eusess - -. -:
N eonUaeaica Viii, ~ ~ I'm 3 1efoer ~,
Who ere atttt manufacturing enens -
ohee Iap1o, nest TeaD, -, egoef g ~ 80 Vess'
~. es1o-Aee9uel ~n10De : -
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WANTED--A sitnati,n as OveEseer Exempt
w from military and jury duty Capable Il
ti,n given. Address .'s NJ ;" ispatch fics.
fe 23-3."
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Cattle There's On last Monday night, DR..
Thomas j. Turpin, residing In P0whatan
county, about twenty-five miles from this
city, had driven from his place, by some
thieves, seven of his finest cattle. The Doc
tor on discovering his loss started In pursuit,
and tracing ont the tracks OF the animals on
a. far - the Manchester end OF NayOs
Bridge, where he lost the trail Of them
There IL no doubt but they crossed the
bridge, and are at this time probably In the
OutsEfrfa Of the c1tv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-24

kA%kil.ENI Farm, called "i.ebanon," Of 23S
~ ao'esln Charhs City eounty, on tho Ohcka-
h'AMy ! miles below Richnond, for saie.-We are
sSba' zei TO sell the excellent farm called "Loba-
Sa loeassi above, near 10 Roxbury aud to the
,"H Which the late John W Bradley recently ren.ed
~nclnAns, ~ ey old survey, Z3s acrce, Of which about
'te ioasihs open land OF excellent SOIL aud 6un-
@ "ai'h a original growth, embracing sonae fine whiio
~s Aia superior cypress for making shingles. The
improvements cousist Of q comfortable dwelling,
VuAnhg rooms above basement, n barn, stable,
THtts, f.h0d2e, &c. and good peach and apple
F'eafa IL "a Low ocnup,ed by &r Janes, as tenant.
tAIhfaa'e application is made IL W II De sOld for
a'rt acre The taxes Tor ls54 to be paid by the
Jthlatf Il Al ~ 4
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WAN1ED-To purchase a good dining room ser
W want, raised Ia the country, and without a
family apply to
fe 49, SLAUGHTER, WATKINS n co.
WANTED-Ten abia bodied men ecfVante, for the
~ irou works. A,tdr; SIS /" Amsi," at Dispatch of
hN fe 2l-2lA
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,,,n -rhree or fonr u"inrnish-d rooms, w''n
h',sles. coai bouse, &c, suitable for a snail
q Rrlerepcss required. Inquire 1t tho south
ishr r,..r Of Grace and Ss,i,son streets.
"a 23~-2'
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-, -.ng,--Tga or three 'urnishea Rooms, In q
Eyhf,,s bause. without board. Apply 10 Mrs
ps' ss =, Broad street, Church HDi, between 23d
Al aRb sts --- ~ - -
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w Fiaxssed, for which will pay the highest
market price; bags returned,- and furnished to
persons who will Ser in seed to me-
WR DAVIDSON. Richmond,
ja 26-sw2awts Cary, between 18th and Va ets
VS,ANiEO We wiah to purchase, for gentle
~ mar who has a fishery on James river, a
Haul Sein, 100 or $50 yards iong, or longer, and
from is 10 20 feet deep he will 1sh the same ON
shares. Apply TO
POLLARD Il WALKER,
fa1S- 6ta Cary ST, between 18th and l5th
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mop pENT AND SAM

-s--.,-, tIouso aud Lot m Aeh ahd Inc
NON n.". .,o,ai.ss comfortable rooms, kitchen
4 he"S ), On. ,c.e rar terra, &c, Apply to
sc ns Ton. 10 Ashland. or al PusostL. L.np Cos
gnmen5, va ---------------------
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Ny ANfED I wish 70 Employ man and hi.
VIE 1t Turkey Island estate lower end I E
enfioo county; the man 10 be nesa rate ssrdeuer.
70 take chasge Of and work market gaSden; his
uf eervants' cothss the raising Of fowls. ths mi;S
nusees, ~ To such a. are we'll qaalified q spo3
d - ms asd nbesal wages will b given. Appiy ~
b'ar bufwsii, D, cos nsr At Leigh and oh ess. q
P0Fi.ARn 4 WALKER, Casyrt
asoued and IN fine order; Hopa, g..
POLAND & WALKER,
.sN-o: Cary. bet 18th and 18th sts.
NM ANTED-A teacher, TO take cAasYs OF . anna i
w school in private family. 10 . lady who
Can teach Latin And the usual Hugikh branches
liberal salary and pleasant situation viii be given by
apply lug TO LII FiTZHU0H.
Confederate States Senste Chamber.
70 1a-W' Richmond, Va.
NI ANTKD-Lsrd, tal!ow, and grease. Of every
~ Kind and persons having lard, tali,w. or
oshcr grease they want made into oil, caadles. or
soap, can nave IT done on shares, on fair terms
for ca h, At the OH and Candle Works, on WaIl
street. bet Main and Franklin, Richmond, va,
fc 2t-2is HOiGEs, LEWIs 4 co.
IA, ANTkD-Board-8y q single gentlemen. in
~ come private family V here he can have the
comforts OF home. Reference given AIso, nice
uafurnished Room, centrally located. Address ga
PR." Post Office. fe 24-3tA
yVANrED-C Confederate money for 90 acTcs of
" good arabie Land, three and half miles below
tne ctsy There IN from two 70 shrse husdsed cords
Apply at the new sta.'le, Opposite Mascnic Hail,
Franklin st bet1 ean 18Th and 10TH fe2t-
WANTED.-I wish 70 purchase a Lady. Writ
'" ing Ease. For nice one liberal price will
be paid. have for Sale lady s fine Gold Huutihg
Case Watch Apply At the new stable, cppas te
Masonic Hall, on Franklin st. between 18Th and i9h
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-, ,.,ts,y uufaraisb''! Rooms, CONSUMING os
4s s,,ra. which will be rented separately u
r,aaire 90 tho prcm.scs south side "f
Stsfea;n 3, IN, &c doors fnam Adama fe S4-it
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-19

FROM EAST TENNESSEE pY WAY or THE
NoKri1.-1n late Northern papers we find the
annexed news from Tennessee:
Yankee Gems Miroy and Rosscau Command
ut Mu!frccsLoro. An attack on that place was
rcpulscd Dec 5.
The headquarters of Gen. Hood arc said TO
be at brentwood, six miles from Nashville on
Franklin pike
Northern papers say Gen. Forrest has scrossed
the Cumberland river.
The Louisville Journal says the confedcratcs
lost ten generals
The Union garrison left at JohnsonyilIc have
arrived at Clarksvillc; Tenn.
Ihc three Yankee steamers lately curAnrot
10y the Contcdcrates have been rccapturcd l,v
the Yankees
General Chcatham had a narrow cscane at
Franklin 'ro d.
The Louisville Journal says Rosccranz is in
Hoods rear. The Journal thinks uoo,, viii
move in East Tennessee
me water i'll the Tennessee river is low and
still falling.
The Confvt'cratcs have a battery placed at
1arpcth Shoals on the Tennessee riva4
a Nashville dispatch intnatcs that tho Con-
eucra,cS have commenced march tow ard
kentucky.
a st. Lonis dispatch says the reported .Iisas
t'rs TO Con!cdcrntc gun boats on the Cum bcr-
land river arc incorrect.
l mere are several Yankee batteries bctwccn
Clarksvil'c and Nashville.
The Confederate battery fourteen mites be-
low Nashville, onethc-riucr, has been reduced
hy Yankee gunboats.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-19

20 TIE POWER OF TIE Press. -"Givc me but
the liberty OF the prcss,' said Sheridan in the
British House of Conrmansi in l71O, "t1ivc nc
but the liberty of the press, and Iwilf rivo to
the Minister a vcnal' House .of .pccrs2I will
give him corrupt and scrviIc House of Com
mons-I "ill give him the full swing of the
patronage of officc-I will give him the whole
host of ministerial infucncc-I will give him all
the power that place can confer upon him to
buy up submission and oycrawc resistance. and
vet, armed with the liberty of the press, I will
60 forth undismayed to meet him.. I will
attack with that mightier engine the mighty
fabric he has raised; will shake down cor.
ruption from its height, and bury it beneath
tho ruin Of tie abuse it was meant to shell
ter"
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-19

JARRATr's is thirty miles from Petersburg,
and BcllGcld ten miles further South on the
Weldon road. At this point, there is a rail
road bridge across the Mcherra river, to which
the raiders, no doubt, will give attention, if
they have time. Bclfcld is in Grccnvillc
county, and is twenty-five miles distant from
Weldon. The whole distance between Peters
burg and Weldon is sixty-two miles.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-19

SIEGE MATrERs,-Tho Aercury of Saturday says:-
About seven hundred Yankee prisoners were ycstor-
day delivered to tile enemy, this being the iin; install
ment OF the prisoners to DO exchanged under the pres
cnt truce.
The truce terminates at 10 O'CLOCK this Saturday
morning. Wien, we presume the Yankee batteries will
reopen fire upon tic city, and wo shall have lively
time.
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CAMDEN DAILY JOURNAL
moNDAx ESOssNHNG DEC. 10.

MIR. NJ GAYLE agent of the Soldiers Relief De-
pot requests lis to shy that lie will be absent for Two
or Fhree days, but will deliver Thursday and Fri
day OF this week. instead of Tuesday and Friday, as
heretofore.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-19

A dc$ratch from Augusta says that in the
fight at Co"saH:hatrEie, Friday, Brig. Gen.
Gartrcll was badly wounded in the side by
shell. Notwithstanding his severe wound, h:,'
remained Oh the field until the fight closcd. .
lie WAS carried to Augusta Sunday.
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Through the Kindness Of friend we hare been land
cd letter. written by Capt. WM CLYBURS to friend
III this place. from which take telberty Of extract
lug few sentences The letter was not intended for
publication, but the paragraphs below Swill be found
interesting as they arc written in happy aud cheer
u style, and contain the encouraging sentiments that
should pcrvale whole army.
Il think that the campaign is about over up hcre-
Tic rains have set in and the weather is rrt,irso
very cod that it is almost Impossible for large aran
to move; hence my for thinking the spru. cam
lmfgn is over. GRANTS "on TO Richmond" has been 4
complete failure The hero the West as he is called
did not find such as TENl,ERrOy to deal with I'M
hcrc-lhcy nrr men who we're determined to defend
themselves and hcir country to the last cxlrcnly-
Richmond and Petersburg, ..rc safe. GRANTS army
one OF the largest and best Disciplined armies that lave
ever been brought against us have been cut to pic c.s
and defeated in every attempt they have made to I'D.
vance OH us. They have lost from their own State
mcnts, over one hundred thonsand men in at,c,p,iu,
to take Richmond, which place is better tlct,cd now
than 1t ever was We have not been lying illc When
we lay do" our rAcs, take up the spade and the
pick and have mado The works around Richmond and
Petersburg imPrcsnblo. All is right III this section
~o are not alarmed or uneasy about Georgia SHEER
MAN grand march through that part of the count ~
hc shouu SeI HlrouSh sale (which is thought doubt
iu Will amount 10 nothing serious beyond the d.
Tuct'oh oi property rs lie passes along but destroying
property VIII not suljugatc hope tho people at
home arc not rs dependencies when last was home
feel better satisfied now than have since tho war
commenced. Everything looks encouraging from all
parts of the Concderacy-the dark cloud whcl, has
been so long hanging Needing and distracted
country is fast dsarcaring.-our political horizon is
looking bright again. and wo have at this time better
army than hare ever d:bofore,. made up Of men
who arc determined to be free.
"Tcl the people at home not to he discouraged -
there is no ca,sclor it IN the least Tile feeling in the
army is all right. have seen soldiers in better
sprts-they are willing to remain in the army as long
rs their services needed. Nothing short of inde-
pendence, separate and alone, will satisfy them. They
do not wish to return to toir homes and families with.
| out they come rs freomen."