Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-08
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REPORTS thicker Upon Us Of prepar stiona
making by the Yankees for the invasion Of
East Tennessee. 1t il said they have even
made soIns advance in this direction, and We
suppose there il 10 doubt soMs i've or Six
thousand have crossed the Cumberland river
neaf Null Spring. threatening to come into
East Tanaesseu e!.h7l through Fen:reys md
Morgan counties OF b. sons o:her Eouto.--
We also understand the, have advsnsud in
tie direction Of 5oth Wllialustu Z Lud B+r-
bollsviilr.
We hurn our miilta-y anttSriiies, when
the er=uy do besin TO ssoond our mount.ins,
will rot he taken by sprprlss-as ~As The
raa, about ysA- ago--and be caught in q
| tu:ry, and know not What to do. lhsy
should make sve~y preparation 81 onas 10
dsseDd cur muunta,n ps5ses. 1hsy should
d.cr!a Immediately whether NO aIo to use
East Trnaesses by list isssuess and negligence
az va did New Orletns End Nashville, or
whe,hos We will lender is hills AMI valleys
as illastriGus i'll this wsr as Charleston aud
ficAAbure, by an equally ubstins.s dsf1nGe
vi our hyInes Gnd hrs.ides.
The last, of course, IS the plan for brave
and crtstpr!sing soldiers srd men 10 deter-
m,ne upji,. Ereiy soldier in this depart
ment, Whistler in the ranks or in tie various
post departments, should Do called aut st
uncs 10 defend hls county aud tho Oonf-der-
sis prn2sTlY under his charge Appeas
should gls0 te lna'ls 10 our pntrinL;c litzers
Tho A.e sbla e Lear sIrus, 10 eqnp tSem.
selves srd be prepared 10 rspsl thu ruthless
lnys:sr 4f their country. Should lie enemy
6s able TO penetrate ina cur valleys, &C
cutisd as lney will be By the IsDeeadrs FROM
this section, no layal citiz:n ncrd expect
either la,;ity OF qussters iden will be dlair
o. thrown i.io dungeons, aud women and
childrsn driven Is houheleas wsrd.Ieta from
ths'r homes. Ii these things haze been dons
In other sscIions o! tn. country. as tbss cor
,s'n'y haso becn. they will be done iu d len
fold degrees il shis section by che iGfuristed
ds,pcna, who will mako port Of this
| eIptdit!nr Il ~ we'll enoJgh tLeT.Eora
t": as - stsre the ccnss Quencai e M iuva
son Of Fast Tennessee iuli in mo ,.:e nd
bs Prepared for them. Tbs crops ne have
just pitched wall be necessarily destroyed by
tie rIr'1y because they will have noihirg
u Sd - fed ufrnD. Oar whnlu country will
DO devastated and mate & mlrriia WIi;.cr-
uesa. Lei ~ lhsa resolve and gn to work 81
tsce 10 ysp.i .hs bs'hs2oua ,Gv4deIs at the
very threshold Of our county, tho dItIicul:
passes OF cue mountains.
Eaa. Tennes>ee is as susceptible If ,etarce
al shy portion u the Southern Confectionery
A nd if It should fail into the hands OF gar
enemies il will DO because vc hove net tie
energy. enterprise and courage 10 cs,erG It.
l!s fsIi wi: hot cn!y be irrsnsrabia 10 cur
own ci.iZrnB, bur it would he ono nj III, Es-
! srrts; blows ttat could hE ir ticted On TIC
| Sou;he':' Uoatiotscy.
Il is roS :h:ush: ~ soaa l-t.~r-wGite7s
thet ko-sS:rr. intends 20 a,ts:k B.asg in
his pfe:eOt Yos!llch. Although he has ad-
vaHced IN various spc,iats, Eo1o OF our out.
posts !RTs AZ yet bren ti.iicn in
= po.:,on of G-sn.'s Eiepphis army Gao
relGtyrrei Reyes2spe. Oea. Uotga from "
rin.h, with s,x tho3ssnd msn al, eighteen
pieces <: artillery, ne is.elv arrived III North
! Alabama.
Some le!isr-wntsIs think Rosscrap.'s oe-
j>c; L to ou!hsus Bisss, All coDpsi him
| r:;'ior to advance o. F-tlIs.
| l. isv9ty e7;deu; from III ACCOUNTS thst The
I drrnl commanders i-tend 20 prosecute
u vigorous campai:.m 10 Tennessee
| Wood~Ards couiGsag:l bsa done, and ~
Going, IoGch Suh1 s-'vice Ill sl.:k Ing Federal
| transDo-ts.
lho fedOsa'a, in :hei: raid ne appropria-
[ ting all tbs hngiej end mules they ca, lay
| hauds or.
There Will be Immense crops Of wheat in
Tennessee if the Fcdsrsls can be prevented
from devastating Iho country.
| Tae dash % tho enainy up0n kcMinnvI!s
was quito an important affair, and stroke
OF mach more boidness than ia usual for
Ysak-es to attempt. Whaelcr with his force
! vas Il tie tina Ii tho tesr Of Nashville. 90
Grating Hrca tho rn'Iay's base, aSd only =
guard uf lou taen had beeIi lefs in tav p.ace
Mchfina 'illa is poin: Of atue ii..!s inpor-
ss.cs 70 ',a. The advent Of the Ysn KEGS into
Tho (laae VITA complete Surprise. On Tdes
day, &c about two o'clock P. NJ, tisy ieat in
y hasyy dsTslcS iarca N tea town. destroyed
~ .is tuildiprs Containing gAvArDratnt stGres,
.hr -,i!Iosd depot, sud are believed TO have
cAriisd eff Mr.. Russell. risn. b eckirridgs's
fe!ag s,lier, wis Was "a dn.y 9: he tiu.s -
Anotho. tc6y, numbering 500 ur 700 rsae.
! .ra.si fiiIesn ,I,as hl!o,T McNf ar'Ilc, On LIE
AicM.nrv,!5 aid a.ancheu;er EallrOsd, and
succeeded in burning all tho tregtJrs snd
bridgsp ard Capturing tie down tain at
Moni g5p with three CATS and Nil engine
About 1900 pounds Ct government bscon
at tl.n. iopot fell into ttrir hands, and ID
mos, probably destroyed; and il il reported
that 100000, in government funds WAS
taken up by them. The Burning OF the rsil-
ruad bridges Wa the most impGi! sht and
damaging isatuls Of tbs raid.
The knoxville Register" says:
We understand Gen. Buchner pill arrive
hsru ~ day L. i.kt conmSnt Of this depart
mGrt. We t>ys the utmost confidence In his
.,.llaUt:y ooeigy and military ability; aaI
we v-n!u,e ~ say ho will iutuus now energy
.nd enttu":ssln mo cur army, ard dischhI &c
HE wholo GUY.
REsTKcai>a EurrX,as That there il .
party in the i5nu''u'n Conf dsracy- wesk III
nurabors il may br, but strong III Lo,nion
and Influence wh, wish to 500 the right 81
sutftsge RESTRICTED, il d facs which will not
admit AZ denial. The ou;avcrpDgs cf this
ssnt!Ment hsva tesn tbaely we'd III various 500
t,cns. Ms havs ttllsd attention. II thih
ustter % seTeIai acc.sicus heretofore The
last puclIc ~. NIL G, this iosms which has
fallen un,!sr c,:s cLssr7a;iaU was made BY a
pseteher in aiian.a, rrd tho sermon in which
it occurred endorsed b. ons Ct tina uexsps-
pe's OF that town
Why it il That certain preachers hsvs such
81 Itching 70 .nss the political q, ena wa can
Mt inagbe. They are generally blind lsaa-
e.s in politics. The political ssru.nHs Of
Now England "a we'll as Old England has
dcns moro to bring on the present war thkn
all other csusss co,uhinsd Tho tue min's-
ter Of Christ Fever prsnuhen politics. Like
Paul, lis nnd4 !ui smp!cyment fer all his
2a~-rs 80 o., scs.in: ''Oh5irt aud Him Gr,sui-
| IL, II AZ &c -. nat
items list eror eng -ged the ,hcugh's Of
nn.ts! n.u. Ia wilv can turo tom thl3 TO
;hke pa;t IN ia. political Hrsns'ca OF the
day, ;!ot only neglec.s ii. own high vocation
Int brings up,n hilnself TIE rcn.em2t Of sD
pa, icts ssia ca.is!itliI-
TIE people staald !'a wA!chsnl There ~
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