The tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-01-06

Tho totalvote of the State of New the Slate
election sas nearly three quarters Of llion, and
stood as follows: Lincoln, 1863 1856 AcfAAan $751;,
;6sl: Lincoln's minority e5o5 ,s. ..ssa q
The Mercury ofyesterday say: stisthaa reported
at Hardeevle. All the beef cattle, and sheep
have been driven from the Hardeeplhet rahan-:
yille sections AMI aie now pastured in locality
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RPonrEp DEATH OF GEN; HooD: 9ln1bns NJ !,
s..srimesp OF December p says, rn1or of the
death Of Esntlai Hoo5DD was auite clrrsns osr
yeIerdsyst Jtwas said 10 be based from IS,
EGen. s. Ds ZEE to General EExuREaAal sc9hFesinE
ths sad Intelligence and requesting the se
t,na Of of tho attor a1 to the Army Of ssa
E-zsaEsNsa l fssntS sys Ss
Thousand bales Of cotton ct saSahpah Presented 70
Lincoln by Sherman as Cliessatas gill; less than
three Hundred belonged to tho The le:
|mainlcr was neatly all held by fjreiguefs who haa
purchased il Tor early shipment after the ports should
;Be,,o , opened 'p --.-.---o,.>, -
S Yankee dispatches from FortressMonroc announce
the failure ofthe expedition against Wilmington though
claiming that great damage was done 10 Fort Fisher
and the capture Of company Of rebels outside the
Fort.
A tsrpcds boat, carrying 800 tons Of powder was
exploded With 900 yards Of Fot Fislier.' - ~
3A prisoner lust from, Cna, taueosa describes the
condition Of those families that have left Georgia and
sought Yankee pdotectiol as terrible. Many women
and children have died from cold-fonr Or five thou
sand of them being hnded together in Chattanooga
with no wood and little to eat There is nothing but
lamenta,ion aud vain rcgrets from morning till
night " =. - -... - -
ANOTHER PHGSlx VIcToRY.--"I held my antago-
mist down by my nose says Plinix (which inser-
ted Between bis teeth for that purpose The Yankee
papers Claim that they defeated Hood nj Frankln and
yet they ran back sixteen miles to Nashville with Hood
pursuing md next day. encirclng the city with his
cavalry, skrmishihg aldsy9and keeping them in a
perfect panic 1T is not usual" we think, says the
Lynchbirg Republican 'for beaten army to- pursrs
victorious one, nor are yictors 10 run sisteel miles
IN one night We can stand a few more such de
leats. ..-..s.... ~; -: .. -.
For the better satisfaction to the result Of that en-
gagemen we would ask the intelligent reader to dis
cuss the correspondence the first column, from
reliable and intelligent young gentlemana native Of
Kerahaw district, and now occupying prominent po;
sition in the army Of Tennessee.
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The special attention ofouf readers are called to the
advertisements, obe foindin another column headed
soldiers Board of Reliefn and Fo Manufacturers J:
Also General orders No issued BY Col JosEs Of
the 22d Regiments G. M, in pursuance Of an order
from the Adjuant and Inspector General ofthe State.
Ais. Schools Books great variety, and other ar.'
ticles too numerous tonention, byJ A: YouNa
Also $4,000 to $4,000 of private bonds r.noies---
application TO be made at the post Office
Also see i'Dissoution Of iCopartnership of MrnosY
g. Boswell. - - :. 4. ..
Also the attention persons deairous Of purchasing
real estate would ell to refer to
the advertisements of g. ": BARNES
Also, the sale ofhy likely negroes eitherat public
or plivatesalc by R 3. JOHNSON