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The Northwest.

!he Columbus Sun says that parties known
to be reliable, il the-secret service of the Con
tederate Government, were in that city few
days since. They left St. Louis, Missouri, about
the first of August, and brought through with
them St. Louis papers of tlAt date. A state of
Mexico and the western districts of South Amer
lea, prevails in the once great and prosperous
common wealth Of Missouri. The country
is full Of guerrillas and bushwhackers; no
mans life is safe while passing along the high
ways from place to place; commerce of eve,y
description is measnrabiy suspended, and tho
papers contain the official announcement of the
D., railroad officials that owing to the unsettled
state of the country and the peris attending
transportation, no trains would be run to or
from st. Louis. A steamboat had not made
landing at that wharf in fortnight, and even
IN the heart Of the city there seemed to be lit.
tie sucurity TO life or property. In southern
Illinois the state of affairs was verv little better
Bands of armed men, representing the interests
OF both sections, infested the remote districts,
and murder and highway robbery WAS Of daity
occurrence. The President and Directors of
the Alton ard Terre Hause Railroad had noti-
he'd the Government Agents that their road
could be used no longer, for the transportation
of munitions of war: Peace meetings were
numerous, but: were not unfrequentiy broken
up aud dispersed 10y mobs. In retaliation,
prominent war men had been murdered; and
in one instance, tra n loaded with army sup
plies had been intercepted and destroyed by
guerri!las. :.
No wonder the agriculturist. Of the North
west want peace. They have forctaste of
what must inevitably follow a prolongation of
civil war for the establishment Of power des-
tructive Of. the State Governments. Now is the
time for prudence, ingenuity, and diplomatic
skill in the Southern Cabinet. LET not this
opportunity pass uni,nprovcd, as was former
one. We are glad to see that our. authorities
appreciate the magnitude Of the present crisis.
Richmond Wing, 29h.
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FROM PE7,ERSBUPG

iETERsBuRe, Sept. 1a.-AlI perfectly quiet
today. 1t has been observed throughout the
city as day of fasting, humiliation and prayer.
grant is receiving reintorccments, and is COM
pleting the railroad from the City Point Road
to the Weldon Road Everything indicates
Grints purpose to winter IN our front
No idea is sentertaned by our authorities of
evaruat'ng this sity; on the contrary the pur-
pose is to hold it against all odds. The armv
IS healthy AMI in excellent spirits.
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army was destroyed by dividing 1t into two in
efficient portions. The mistake eliminated in
the evacuation of Atlanta and the unnecessary
destruction Of immense stores, and all this des;.
p'te the promises of Mr.. Davis that tho CITY
should not fall.
Before Atlanta WAS lost, ,all our railroad stock
that had been retained. was DESTROYED, It
amounted to more than one hundred and ifty
cars and several engines: Eighteen of the cars
were heavily loaded with ordnance stores,
amongst which were abnut five Thousand Spien-
d,d Enfield or Tower muskets, entirely new
with afl their equipments. A large u;n,,cr q
brides, saddles, cantcens with. splendid vrh
sings, sword bayonets, axes, shov,:ls aud o., sr
hardware in large quantity. About thrre NJ:
mons rounds of cartridges and mnmur,tio: i Il.
kinds and of the very finest quality 49, clare
tor we're fired. 1t WAS the ,xpl,,snn oi II, i. a
ter'aI which wao heard so distinctly OF Thurs
day night ny parties forty miles away.
That such an enormous amount of material
which cannot be repIarcd was permitted to ac-
cu'nulute and remain in Atlanta until it,ttecame
completely isolated and eventually DESTROYED.
exhibits not only most culpable negligence, but
the most reprehensible .incompetency on the
part Of these who mismanaged the air.-Ma.
con lntclhgcncer. '''' = %'' ;'''' -
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The Position In Georgia

The position in Georgia presents decidedly
uncomfortable aspect Our army was in front
of Griffin ut daylight on Monday morning, our
outer lines being at Lovejoy's: In the consid-
erabiy d'sorganzed condition it now represents.
there is nothing to be learned of our losses in
the past few days.
Hardee's command consisting Of Hardee's
corps, under command of Cleburne. and Lee,s
corl2s-have sustained the brunt of battle since
Wednesday morning. They have confronted
the entire Yam kee army, fought them in ch bv
inch, and repulsed all assault, and only retr, At.
Cd before the Immense massed flank movements
Of the enemy, who persstently thrust fresh col.
umns on our position. The loss of the enemy
however, has been very large; so much so AZ to
check materially their operations. Their movs,
ments during the next few days must of ueces.
sity be very slow, rs they will repair the road
ere they can advance It will take them som.
t'm:,'too, to accumulate stores and supplies con-
venient to their lines. Their numbers have
been materially reduced during the past few
days operation. At present they cannot DOS
sib!y have fifty thousand men of all arms one
rating against us. The desultory fghtino
which continues with hardly an hours inter.
mission is most wearisome and destructive TO
: both parties, and never can be attended with
any gain that will decide thccondtion of affairs
or materially influence the final result.
Nothing but disaster has attended our. move.
mepts since the continuity; + and strength Of tho
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NORTHERN NEWS.

RICHMOND, Sept l3.-The Ne. York Union
Convention nominated Reuben E. Senton for
Governor. Thos F. Alword tor Lieutcna Mt Gov
ernor. Tho Illinois Democratic Convention
nominated Jas. G. Robinson for Governor. A
resoint'on>was passed, endorsing the Chicago
Platform, declaring it the intention ofthe Dem
ocra,s OF illinois 10 give unanimous support to
McLellap and Pcndleton. The Tennessee.
Union Convention passed resolution favoring
call for State Convention, abolishing slavery.
The Herald Of the 10th says information from
different quarters indicates terrible battle OK
pected at Reams' Station, any moment.
Gold in N. Y. on the 9th 234 l.2.
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FROM RICHMOND.

kIcHAoSD, Sept. 13.-Arrangements have
been made for All exchange Of all naval priso-
ners. The Yankees hold about 80 officers and
''re . ,:a'. hundred scamen and marines.
"s E"ve early same the number. Though
H.. "N'a-& will be made Up from army prisoners
'ns = 4. Z: :s" 's'F prot#hIy take at Chasleston
$. ('.'A .A
R'cHmoSD, Sept. ls.-Gen Ewing recently
'ss"ed order dated Louisville, requiring the par
ties IN each county to assemble in ten DAYS and
levy "a tax sufficient to: mount, arm and main
tain fifty men, until further orders. Governor
bran'lett issued proclamation declaring such
order against the law of the State, and that it
is the duty of the people to refuse obedience
to such.
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To the Planters :, Of Suzys!:.,as,
Kershaw and Clare4 ! IA.
Districts.

THE HORSES IN HAMPToN'S C.MEA,;1>.
are dying daily for tho want Of c.5r rhsr
must depend on You for supplies for the n..t A.;.
or forty days, and every bu.he Of corn 20" 'sr: ::
?nra at once All the grain that Han,l;. . ~ res
Is that which may be shipped on tho ". / :, T. H.
and BY euery cohside' ton yol arc urged c ,sao w
ward your corn Immediately. or the mos. it,., rora.
results must follow. cannot believe th4t til. .r-.
gent appeal. made to,a people who have ro!aoe
their help in time of reed will be na6s =, ,,:;,
Fellow countfymen' Send in yoi,r corn A. T.. cr!
hr. Conway Bell is my principal agent "r Ecf,,s:,s
District. Mr. j. +. W. Delorme and Jam . ;: r;sor,,
son are purchasing agents who will fnrnit ,cks = =
funds promptly fot any qmnti'y that n2ar !" T..
buted to meet this emergency
r. H. OWEN, Capt =, \,
Sept. ID &,
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The PRasoNERs OF Wharf.-The New York

The PRYsoNERs OF WAE-The New York
Times says: 4
The duty of the military authorities is surely
clear. Exchange the white prisoners man for
man at least; if no better can be done for the
negro troops now, their time will come anon.
unless tho South is to have monopoly Of the
capture OF prisoners. It is doubtless true that
the maddening tortures and exposures our men
have to endure form parts of the rebel schclie
to compel us to make an exchange. What if
it is so. They will have the odds 10 their favor
IN any case, IN all that is most savage in this
VAIN But let our authorities see to the release
Of our brave and patriotic soldiers.
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FROM WHEELER.-.-Gen. Wheeler is still, IN
the enemy's rear. capturing towns and burn
ing bridges: Our latest accounts represent
him as having captured Lebanon, East Ten
nessee, last Tuesday, and bring near McMinn.
vile, and advancing towards Murtrcesboro'. IF
MS force as stated by The Nashvil. cor e<pond-
ent OF the Baltimore G'zetts is from six thou.
sand to eight sbonsand strong, he will. doubt
iess be able to successfully interfere with the
epemy's rear.
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fERsoNAt.-Among the visitors to Columbia Mt pre-
sent Is capt 'URASr DA PoSTE, ":s Oft propre-
tors and editors Of the Ne1 Orle Della scrIing
paper now in the'hnnas-o' the Federss Capt D. ha,
out recently returned from the City Of Mexico with.
er he was DISPATCHED or special mission. Retiring
from the army he has again affiliated himself with the
press and is now one the associate editors Of the
Richmond Whtg
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Attention Reserves

pURSUANT TO ORDERS FROL
Il BROWN, tho Reserves of K ershaw J.,,.,
assemble in Camden on Wednesday the -,
with three Is, days rations, to take tho ia,a :.
for kipgYille.- =. -, : John THOA =.
Capt. Comd'g Reserve Fol ?,
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School Motto.

ne EAERc1SES OF MR.. L. i hN1IESS;S
4 SCHOOL will commence On the f. ~. H., ri Dc,
tober next. Terms $500 payable in. a'-arc il ,r
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CAMDEN DAILY J QRAA|. .
WEDNESDAY MORNING. sEl,r =.

NOVEL Lt1RAT1TicATIoN.-The tecg, aphc CORES
pondenf at Senatoba tells the Courier the Associated
fre's and the rest Of Confederate mankind 1--WE shall
have authentic intelligence tomorrow We await
this phenomenon in sceptical exul. alton
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REPORTS OF THE PRESS AssUcIATIOH

Entered according to the Act of Congress in tn. xear
1852 by j. s. THKAsHER, in the lerk's Office oi the
District Court OF the Confederate States for tlte
Northern District of Georgia.
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BLOCKADE RunNER.-Thc Dukliu Frre.

BLOCKADE RusNER.-Thc Dublin Fref
mans Journal says: F'
"A magniicen' and rapid sailing steamer,
with three tunnels, visited the Shannon on Sat
urday last. She proceeded to the Foynes island,
where she lay at anchor until evening, when
she suddenly steamed Westward toward Tar
bert While at anchor near Foynes Il warke
party landed and made inquiries at the railway
station about special train for Limerick, and
they appeared exceedingly disappointed when
they could not proceed th,ther bv rail. It is sup.
posed that the vessel is a blockade runner; and
1t Was rumored here that lieutenant oftbe AL
ALBANIA was one of the party who landed at
Foynes.
1T appears that the steamer has arrived to
convey an immense supply Of clothing to the
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DEsERrERs SENT OUT OF THE ConrEprRArr

DEsERTERs SENT OUT OF THE CoNFEDERArE
STATEs.-A new feature was inaugurateu on
Saturday towards Yankee deserters who have
entered our lines under the guarantees of the
recent order issued from the Adjutant Generals
office OF the War Departm mt. That order
declares that de'erters from tho armies of the
enemy won'd be protected and put safely
on their way across the hrders of the Confed
eracy into the United States at such points rs
would best facilitate their return to the States
of their nativity or adoption, or their escape
into other countries The Government hta
kept its faith, and few days since tiff, IT,
stalment of several hundred were s,r, i. w.
will not say in what direction : hu, ~,, 49,
they tread another soil, and are Ir.... ...., ..,i
-Richmond Examiner.
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STATE OF SOUTH CARC

81 ALE OF MUTT III CA RCE- -
ADJT AND INsP: GENERALS o.: =
, COLUMBIA, Sep '~'i;
GENERAL ORDERS NO: y.
r. PARAGRAPH lsr OF GENERA ,p@a
1. No. TO- current series, from this C.
amended that instead OF Branchville, til
the Sd Brigade S. G. NJ, liable to service q,
limits Of their Districts, will assemble ut i 'r1, o
the South Carolina Railroad. :!
II. Tho mounted MON called for by thu ',r,c no,
in his Proclamation of 5th instant, will h. n,F.r,za
for service wherever needed in the Stito. 20 '. .r
sut and discharged according to exigencies
By command Of tho Governor
A. G GARLIEGTOh
Adj't and'lnsp Es:.H &C
~ Papers OF State copy three times
Sept. ID T.,
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MR. EDITOR: You will please snnetnrs- Csp
WILLIAM cLY LYBURN, .i /. candidate t:r 7e-slseH:4.
clerk Of tho Court Of Common Pleas for Kerahs "
District and obligs MANY luyEhuS
April Is.
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For Rsprssensdtdys.

For Repfssentdttvs
We are authorized eo announce Col. ". 3 TAYLOR
as candidate for tho Legislature At ..a .a.xine
election. s.
juno 10 "H
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mr.. EDITOR: You will pIehae anncuGte iba 81,
lowing gentleman as candidates for e.ee6tisn ia Tho
House Of Representatives. from Kershsw. ),;,c, ot
the ensuing tsleo'on in October, and oDn.. .s.r
friends: ... ..a,'l
Major J. n. DESAUssU
July 1 'N
Mr. EDITOR: As the tiue il approaehi, : n.a L.
people of Kershaw District, will have to No.. ,so,,
who will represent them, IN the ensnins It.r'....,
wo respectfully reooa1s7sna tho foiltwi1s s.s,is.x
as a candidates. V :, ''s
Tor Ss*dfsr
si:N. q: BOYKIN
For Representatives.
Asj::J. H. D1sA UssUKK,
Capt ". l. LEITNER.
By inserting tho above, you will oblr.
April Is. MANY Tt7'xXs
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For Hspressn1ahys.

fsT htpresfnsahys ~.
We arc authorized to announces Col. A. = GOOD.
"YN, asa candidate for the bsEiilatIrs I; as ;.p.u
ing election.
Aprii.22 :. .r
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News of the Week.
yTelegraph.
NEw YORK, Dec. 8


The HeralFs Washington despatch says
the Government has reliable information that
Sherman's main army had on Friday or
Saturday last passed Millen without having
had an engagement with the enemy except
the two or three skirmishes of small dctaeh-
ments already reported Having passed
that place, he will have no opposition be-
tween MIN and that point on the seaeoast Tor
which be originally set out and where sup
plies for him will be found when he arrives.
The Richmond Examiner of the 9th saws
Sherman's army has passed Millen without
entering the town, and the column which
has for sometime been lingering in the neigh
bnrhood of Macon, has gone of TO the main
body.
1t is unable to say where the main body Is,
but prcsumes il is in the column which Is
said TO have passed Millen.
Neither can it say where the main body Is
gong. but believes Sherman is making
speed for Brunswick on the coast, and may
reach there with some of his army, but b.
fore he reaches Charleston be will be Obliged
to fight one or two general actions. At any
rate the campaign is drawing to a close and
the end will be Sherman's reaching the
coast or bis defeat and perhaps SURF Il &C.
some peint near to where he now Is.
The Augusta Chronicle of the Both ult.,
SAYS 1t must be confessed that for the past
week Sherman has successfully acted the
part of the artful dodger, contounding all
calculations and exciting general apprehen-
sion by his eccentric movements.
The latest report indicate that he moving
owards the Savannah river.
The Augusta Chronicle OF Dec LIST, says
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NEW NoRK. Dee. s.
Gold sold this morning at ID
NV YORK. Dec. ..

NEW YORK. Dec. s.
Gold sold this morning at 242.
NV YORK, Dec q.
We have rebel newspapers OF the 9th
I l. is sud that Sherman columns were
/ united on Monday last, and that his whol,
army was Southwest Of Aliilen and mnrchiu.
steadily towards the coast, which IL We
/ thought he designed reaching at or near
savannah
/ \ battle northwest Of Savannah before the
close Of this week was anticipated by the
rebels.
Another fight between Fitzpatrick and
! Wheeler Is said to have occurred la-t sun
/ day. Ii il reported that tic Yankees were
repulsed aad lost heavily, and II is ru-
mored that Fitzpatrick was wounded.
The rebels estimate Sherman's entire force
at 10000 infantry and 5000 cavalry, and
say that his soldiers expressed astonisament
at the richness of the country through
which they were passing and tie abundance
Of provisions it cOtained.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 9th SAYS
Sherman seems to have become NOR e timid
or more exhausted For five days up
to last Friday he made only five IL lies per
day. He has lost 80 much time g.nd given
the Conledentes opportunity 10 gather chat
he must Of necessity strike for Savannah 10
Beaufort.
He was expected at Savannah on the Goth
and all that night the shipping of that point
threw up signal rockets tor his guidance
Richmond papers say Grant is massing on
the extreme right of the army Of the james
and an attack by him there and by the left
of the army of the Potomac were expected.
Recent proceedings in the y. c. legisla-
ture look as if that State was about 10 ST.
cede from the Empire Of JEFF Davis.
Resolutions had been produced denouncing
as unconstitutional, Davis proposition 70
emancipate the slaves, and to abridge the
freedom OF the press, declaring that the
States are not amenable to the Richmond
government, and advising other States not to
submit to Its usurpatlon
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1t was also evident from the conversation
of these desei tiers that Lee had detached
troops from his army and sent them to
Georgia to assist in arreslng Sherman's ad-
vance.
Ii is not too great an inference to draw
from the above facts that ere this Sherman IS
AZ the gates of savannah and most probably
with success. Up to late hour this even
ing Government had no later reports
than those contained in Richmond papers of
Wednesday.
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