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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Imporsnat frotu the souih-W

SuVs-oS. Ala. Thursday. Aug =. l-o3.
4 part Of Gen. wildcrs force met 30 Rebels
%, Hanover 20 da, and Killed three and captured two
Tho latter state that the Chattanooga R5 Of yesterday
admit. tho fall Of Charleston; also iha, Leo has been
defeated by Gen. Meade. T.
II also learns that Bginsidcs advance lad reached
King,ion ON Tuesday and afcr short ensagcment
had whipped Forrest Braggs army is reported as
NOV inc toward Atlanta.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

UNKNOWN MAN Drowned. About 2oclock
lest Friday night an unknown man fell 0yerboaid rom
the steamboat Hendrix Hudson. during her passage
from Albany to this city and was drowned 10 ehort
whatever being made TO him. although his cries
Cor help distinctly heard The pilot was notified
but would not stop the boat alleging that he could not
safely do account Of the fog. Tie deceased was
sitting upon the rnl af, the wheel when he fell
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
u.n<rs.~ %. ...r.srsr sz-n
Tnr EMPIRE RnoArrA CLuu.-Mcmbcrs of

The EsruK RRcArrA CLUp.-Mcmbcrs OF
the Empire City Il guta Club act la, evening at tho
National or tho Third avenue, between Thirty NTH
and Thirty sixth streets 10 take into confederation tue
propriey OF letting ny the annual rowing regatta An
other me- til% viii BE- held when decision WI" p'
rcackcd In relation n tie affair. Ia a! prolaphty 'ho
feen,.e III come on soine time during tic !st "f Sep
teiob,I m tie Eist of October, when there VIII pe
hnrr, party Of Indies anl gentlemen to participate III
tho Measure, Of l,c dny. pue n.ilcc viii DO given.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
TIE Gin MILITIA AND THE DnArT.-A

TIE GIN MILITIA AND THE DRAF1.-A
special meeting Of the Board Of Officers OF the 9th Regi
ncm, y. Y. s. y. g., held at their armory !ast
evening in relation TO the present draft when il was
unanimously
R>soirei That Cornit;e- of three consisting Of L"u
Col wartz Clp,. nach, end SCHNEIDER, he appointed 90
wait on Major Gen sudioId request hm 10 convene the
oc.rs the ~ Division the shortest possible notice. Tor
the purpose Of lrtng To- concert 10 procure The exemption o.
thoir bsour tie Miia ho have upon all Occasions ~
splud.d to all services required
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

THE FlREMRH AND THE DRAPT-The Com
Council having passed resolutions Offering TO pay
the exemption tax Of all active ard exempt fremen in
militialnen the Board of Officers Of the Western Dis
rict Firo Department held meeting on Wednesday
night to hear the report of the Committee previously
appointed to consult with the Board of Aldermen. Tho
report was to the effect that all iremen who
bers Of the department prior to July 1863 together
with the exempts would be relieved from the draft
The Committee deemed the action Of tho Aldermen per-
fecty satisfactory.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
A CARD.
tn fhs Editor of The ~. Y. Tribune.

To hs Editor Of The NJ Y. Tribune.
SIR: In your paper of yesterday it is stated
that was arrested printing ncendiary handbl, and
handed over the Provost Marshal arrested but not
imprisoned After investigation was hopora6y dis.
charged having proved that had connection whatever
with M Childs aud that il oversight my part in
printing IL did not dream Of the trouble would make or
would have printed itslso that am man Of kno"h
loyalty. Respectfully J'p"hhN'
Neug York, August, n, 1885,.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Election Of senator in AInb""

MoNrCoMyEi. Aug. ~ le'"h
The Hon. Robert Jennson, jr., was elected
to-day to I'LL the untIpired term oil MI i'"''' -
Confederate Senate. Mr.. Curry was mol o''"'''
and the position yielded.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
ErRrs.-A FIRE was discovered on Wednesda,

FiRFs.-A firc wa dlscovtrcu on ttlt'uH!
n the frame building at the corner Of Fy thd street
and Broadway belonging ~ the Mott and Strykei es'
tate which was partially csiroyed.
About 10! p N. on Wednesday fire broke out Ih the
two.sory frame building No. 80 Cherry street oc't
peI by Dennis Bowen liquor store. Inc hrc oiigi
mated in a back attic bedroom. Cause, unknown. Dam
age about 800: insured for 500 In the irade-m"ns
Insurance Company. The adjoining building No IS-g
Was damaged to the extent of about 500 Insurance.
The building owned by Mr. Mortimer Brown re'-
d.ncc unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THR CONSUMPTION LOAN-There appears to
be doubt that the conscription loan Of half million
dollars viii be taken and with hat viow arrangements
are being made 10 issue city bonds
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
SsS ,cs,rr Huuis.

DrAL j.. Thufsdl.T Au7 N, I.tJ
The schooner Tornado, from Antigua, loaded
With sugar and molAsass suus 81 Dead at l. O'Clock
Ills T. m. In about seven or clsI' Lthos ui wafer
Tho crew got of ia bolis belonging t. schooner
bound north
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
The u,,i, suu,,.,d. wrecked.

rifIuftu Nrr... Ilur 'lny Npf p 'toL
Arrived l'gili h schooner loyanst, rom lh-
yana for Bosion icaty. She tcpois having ou board
the crew Of tie ship sunny ysUr noaA tieAiu,eos Tor
Tllladopllia. wrecked on Colorado Roc[
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
The National rs,nurcr,.

pmiApRigfi,. Tlulslay, aug. y. lso'
The Subscription Agent reports the sale oi
k1, 100 F,ctReutics todly hy tie yaIiors agencies
Delr cries of bonds are being made 10 July ~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

Peoples nien General topiniit'ec.-tne hxs7c.
tive li.,~v h1id I'D gurd >fce5 Meeting ~ tsY
uraL uaft-fs. ltt-av. o latht, en sai thDAt
EskNisO AUG -, 1875. at oclo's IL "m BE- the 40
NEE ing before ION and Il important aud
iui lrulsree h desired. Nm W. Mills, CLsiinAi-
Fair of the Anne rican in-titnte-NOTitE 10 E1-
btrORs-rAc Ac-l-uy Nl-'c now opn Tor tho re-
c.uror ol attic a. FROM until dark Comritiee W.
appropriate sgsce snd locale the sanoss
articles 70 b. e. hintd.
No ,., sonluon which nsy srise froE the nuISber q
application made those who sss Already sppled for sFaso
az r,luesied % occupy A. -oon ss possible
4, osdaT " ine N,Hagcf,
WN H. BUTLER, Chairman.
WN. r. CAKPENTtR Vice Chairman
lu,1.f Srev
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Letter from Garibaldi to President Lincoln
He Rejoices at His Noble Efforts for Free
dom and Human Progress.
ENGLISH COMMENT ON THE AMERICAN WAR;
The Acceptance of the Mexican Throne by Arch.
duke Maximilian Not Yet Certain.
81. JouN's. n. T.. Wednesday, Aug 26. 1863.

st. JoIIN's, n f.. Wednesday. Aug 26, 1863.
The steamship IIibernia from Galway, on the
10Th inst arrived off Cape Race at O'Clock this (wed
nosday) morning. She was boarded by the newsboat
Of the Associated Press and a summary OF her news
obtained, which is three days later.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

DELEGATES To THE UNIoS STATE CONVENTION
Aibony Co-I.t District, Jane. Brady William Burton and
Ransom Van ealkenburgh Alternatcs Caleb bsbcocs
John Van Dsmark and NJ. Blgey. Waren GOWN iiotch
kiss, Russell M Little and kowion Aldels
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Erter.nium~us.-g grihny. Aug. ~.

WALLACK S-Truc 70 The Dat With the Gho'''
WISIER OARu.N-Callil. ..
BARNUMs MuSFUH-ind,n Chief. Python, ~; Tho
Haunted Chsnbrr, Quite n, Hgms.
IDyING HALf-The StefcoTiifOn.
JOSEsfS WOODS -LirtcgkIaux. rcs.ivsl
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

LAUScH.-The lalinn iron-clad steam screw
frgate Re don I.uze de Poragalo. will be launched on
Saturday. Goth Inst at ~ o'clock a. m..srom the ship
yard Of Mr.. W. II. webb foot OF Sixth street
East River.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Loss Of the ship Minor.
AsrY BAY. via SAcKvilJE,

Arff DAi, VI" ~,
wednesday Aug. ~. 1908 } q,
The ship Minor, Capt. John kellan' oil anu
wrecked the south side Of st. Pauls lsvnd Oh oul
day. the I'D instant. in n gale Of wind Crew S"co
The ship u a total lo1.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
5ufeial Noii,es.

German Republican Central Comniiitee e.To
r.Fui, Monthly Meeting w ee held il, "a ria y ~ v
.So a. ocl5ck the B.ai4eItrrs >tenhen Home "a.
owrrv rrnt;usi atr~ni4cc i requested a. Os se-s %
inip r,s In rpuhcan Union state Iss-
vii n De held al Syracuse ssps will be brought btcSo
tls Iur-tiug ANDREA hiLLAaN' iiea'~rn.-
g,.l nr Hss.i's l.9;. ,s,y GvrTeSs' soere,.ro.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Union Sints Convention.

A Union State Convention will be- held AZ
s,racu,e on he % day of september neri. n II eocl
A. H.. 10 nominate State oGccTs. ard % tfnrsaci slch
other business may properly come before The ton'rn'
tion .n persous who are In favor q moondlionaIl!
sustaining The Adminisinon in vigorous proscc uion
Of the war until the Rebellion lnAily suPpfcss'd. and
Of maintaining public order md the enforcement 4 the
laws. are rcquctied TO meet on The call Of the mon
Committees in ihcr respective localiies and choose
three delegate io. each Asscmb, District 70 attend
~ d Convention.
Ilo onccrs TO be nominated are Secretary oi state
Comptfolcr. Stat. Treasurer. Attorney General state
Engineer snd Surveyor. Canal commiaaoncF inspcei"r
Of State Prison. aud Judge Of The Court u Appcais
It's also recommended that Mass Ea,hoaiion Meet
ing Of the loy youns Of the State be held at s!ra
ouso Oh the I'd day Of September. lsCJ at 10 O'Clock
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
IA,frs KYLLy New Yofl

JANIS KELLY New YoHi
ISAAC SHERMAN hcw ior.
ABHAM WAkEMAS. Sc~ ioab.
CHARLES JONES Brootlyn.
J. G. FERGUSON, Wr.tchsster Co.
E g. MCCORMICK Jamaica. Oue,usCa
UAAILTON HARRIS Albany.
CHARLES n RICHARDS Troy.
HENRY n LOW Monticello. suilssn Go.
y 81 MERRIAM O.dcpsDufsh, - Lawrence To-
ppNARp DODD Afsyic Wnslinron Co
HENRY CluHCIIlLL, 0lo'ersilc' fulioh 10
4 V. ROGERS, Utica.
FRASk HlsCOCk. Syracuse.
81 s. CuSHMAk, Osweso.
~ \ LINCOLN Newark Valley, 1iosa 70
WILLIAM GLEASON Delhi. Dch~nrc Go.
FREDLNltk JULIAN. Greene, thrnango 20.
ID n \ BROWN Scotts,illr, Monroe Go.
JANFS &. JACKSON, Dans,ilir. Livingston Go.
fSiAC FULLER senrca b ale. SENECA 60.
WALTER L. SESSIONS, Panama. thauianqra 20
WILKf5 ASGfbL Ansrhrn, Allrsany Co
BEN FIELD Albion Or'an Co.
Ddhd SarGtga SI,iagi July ~, l11
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
MARfsgElD

HOSKTNS-LYY-'n Wstieid, H. j., OH "Wednesday Avs
~ by the Rev. Edwad DOwuer. Capt Samuel w. Hoskin.
4. O. ~ e. s. ois. M,a Minnie Il. Lee Of CS,rkson,
Monroe County, n. Y. No ca-j.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Fair OF IN. American In-litutc- NOTICE TO Ex
JoHS " CaANskn.. sroy
nrr,er I'D rns sfnskr CoNrI.s.oAxk. /
To Cou,rscror-.-pR0FUsALS iaelo.od in ,eaie

T., Co,,r.ctor-.-pROPUsALs inelo.cd In seaid
s.p ore udo.ssd viii the ,- q tLc work and VIII he
seis, u1.l SATURDAY, september H. guy =, u O'Clock.
~ asggina ieei WIDEN second sy,nne, from Forty
70 assns aad seiasias Eshthsvenue, nom fiay
fos !esiai.1s .sd saiue aud .,,ns c'b aud gutter =
rishiv coud ,,roet bst~ F,, aud Second avenues
for curb s,sr sna aE and fence In Esh'y hf't street. ~
"a 80, -eroti and 1h.rd
10. eurb sa,,r aud fs In sinycs,h ees ,sweeu Son
For Cal5 suitcr s.s Forty seventh and Forty ssh<A
streets. h.t~esu Third sy,nuc AID r As' hlset ID, s
for h,ss m Manhattan street., oe'"een Nnis avenue sns
70, cub gutter and as Finyiour,h street! Om secosa
yor curb enrr and alr Ia Avenue nom One handrs1|
and to Onrhgndrsd and issiay .,hS 'fes
Fof carb gutter anu las In tory hh ''''rA H0m ron
fo caib utter and lag IN Foy eish street. from Leo
To- eurs gutter snl a. IA second avenue from sixty sr
sar euro sn,trr and a,g Fir, toal One hundred
.na.ek vrnth me tundie ed and rwcn bnL street
ror regulating sad grading snd euro snsr ahd US ooo
hundred ard ~ enlyfou!th street. iEem lhna A'e"'o
Eighth aNtnnr IA -h--.A .,...,, .,uyA-
FoS as1ps onshprdred end hi'ii,h street, from Tenth
For srasnr and grading Seventeen street. from Bros3'
or ts Ieiesaph Com Fiy street beatS~es to Gig
A.. form, Of proposals. together ~h tho .peciac.iioae
,ufeiuclts cun bo obtained q ths ''s
CnA,. q. CORNELL. street Comn..,..onrf.
"The Moesen colIsetso.%S oIS SSss S,,,i raSso Ss
49, 49, ,.'bi,.het Sold ho!os4r and R.is Al DEO =.
MolLEsoN COS. Photographs Publishers No IL
ksssaos
'A'"S MosoUIFo LACE, v,vso.
PATENT CANoPIEs, RINGS, AND tRtSES.
u. L. 4 J. IS. htLTf.
No. 3Ss broadway, Row fsfk.
The Improved American
CARTE PORTE,
Chcspness and beauty Combined
Everybody saou!d have tl.m. ,,h
Jus. int roducedu ~
FSU T. ANTHONY. No. Nl Roadway,
m.nn.e,urer. Of Albam.. photographic Materials, aA
impor,an. 10 the Dcaf.-Eyc t.nd Ear.
ri, u.,bos ., III. ,reetm-a. ofbEAFNEss whi.A Dr.
Won NDs1 hZskkR O,ut aud Auiis.,has brought befcr9
hi. snr, >. L. airsrd by high authority HE prneotn1
A, th. .rry Med,! Science, PHILADELPHIA, ~hss4
l.. car he consued ga DEAFNESS arl BLNDNESS oi th4
Ian y.,t al anding. OFFICE No iryr WALSUrSt. PHIL
ApELPulA. Penn. Letters Of inquiry lnco.ns stamp -
return posiasel pfomptl, ensSered.
ARMY AND NAVY REVOLVER,
Approved by tho toverDulent
Wafencd superior 70 any other Pistol of the Kind
Address. +. .REhllSGfON s SONS iioa. n
FIRE, BURGLAR AND DAMP fhOos
SAFES,
NJ. lcJ Brosdway
Refo rense to 2J,OOo Cuscries~
My sou;hcrn frienda.
tiy the saihor Of
AMONG the PiNE&
| For sale at tho Office OF The Ino1n~
| Psiee ~. iapeG covers 70 eens~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

GOLD PRNs.-The best and the cheapest at
A. McRTos's No. % Maden-lane New, York
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-22
Altar we are CONQUERED

When this war first broke cut tue New Ycrk Courier
and Eaqur,r wAs the chief organ OF LiacOlo s ward
and the prominent AboidOnisis Of New York, who
had the shaping and control Of ma. srs in Washington
That paper publ sled the programme Intended to be
elrrisd out az that rims. Toe programme announced
by the Republican leaders at present is more nhum'n
han the one they started with at first Here Is the
ay they intended 10 treat the South when the war COM
MERGED:
The ri gleaders the rebe lion must be tried for high
reason aud convicted and punished with DEATH If not
commAted to other penalties
AL those Who have voluntarily borne arms against the
Ueit, ates should be sent to peua colonies in the
rOH West and Northwest be held 70 lab in build
ing he Pacific Raj road aud should DO deprived ior
certain time q the right to vote and to carry arms
Toe grants Of land which volunteers after the War
ear Ia CIV claim sko1ll be TAX; mp Ahin the limits OF
the Southern Conedecy. The large cit es Of he South
siou be rrlsORsd by negro regiments 70 be furnish
el and paid %, by the S)uta herself.
This SAYS the Chronicle an Sentinel Il the original
pun shment intended for the S)ush and her brave
Tine however, has made the feelings Of the war men
Of the North more bitter and their intentions, as nov
announced by their presses AMI ac prove that nothing
but the complete dsvlsLton. we'll EDUCATION, Of
the south Nil satisfy the f.Bdsh passions at burn
Wilhlu their breasts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-22

% Relates to reports which are to be made to the
Acutant General the list Ropdsy In October in each
year.
"a. Every person liable for arms and sccoutremeats
shall make satisfaction therefor such rates as the
Governor may prescribe, and the sheriff or other col
ector shall pay the coectel into the public
sury.
2s. Persons removing from one district to another
phal report himself for enrolment in the district 10
which no remoyes-faure to 80 enrol is punished In
9th section. .,.s
90 An cities aud towns which elect Justices sepa-
Iatey from the surrounding COUNTIES aud the counties
OF Ameia Bath Buchanan, Calhoun, Charles City,
umberand GreensVile James Civ, King George, KING
William, Lancaster, Mcdowell ddleseI, Northampton,
Plsa ants PoWhatsn Prince Geo &C., Surry, Tucker,
warwick, Webster, Wyoming and York, shall enrol aud
organize the militia IL each Of said counties con-
stiIuted single district AL the just of said cities,
towns or counties, shall assemble at their respective
court houseH ard appoint three PERSONS Justices or 9th
ers to attend and snpernteud the enrolmenithe PER.
sons enrolled shall assemble a. the court houses OF
their counties and organize into companies of no. IS
than fifty nor more than one hurdred men.
80 Provides for the preservation and filing up OF all
companies Of second cHs militia organ ID prior TO the
adoption Of this act.
81 E1empts students Of the University and Of incor-
pora;ed colleges from rolmCnt, provided author
tbs OF euch colleges shall have said students regular
organized ard drilled. In case OF Invasion OF the
county, sIid students subject 10 duty.
80. When commissions CT the came date the
rank is 10 be decided: Let by rner rank in the Con-
ederate amy I'd by former rank in the militia &c.
So The Governor with the advice and mt Of q
Senate th, appoint Inspector General Of Niits,
whose duties are prescribed.
81 Relates TO rule Ct construction The phrase
| "commandanL" or "county cOmmandint" shall mean
"commaudapt of county, city or town" e.
80 JUS ices Of tue peace failing TO perform any duty
| i'm oosed by this act subject to hue Of SlC0
SO RepealI several Scts in the COde-incuding
second sect on chapter % respecting persons exempt
from military duty.
g. This act shall take eec. from its passage, except
the repeating clause wbi;h shall take effect from the
- day Of -, 1853. But the Governor may
'u per this aet in any county, &C. where the law
be -s'ely executed owing to the presence Of the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-22
RICHMOND WHiG,
rUEsDAY moRNING. sEPT. "a :oSs.
Another Great Battle.

fierce and bloody bat ls l.7'inS 'NO Gays has en-
fought o. Chiesanaugs rrvsr, ie~ miles Sou'h Of
Chattanooga, between ,hs icrOes Of Bragg and Rnss
eran% Thus far is has As,n iudecisiss, Ihoul the
aivautsg-s are on our side TWery PIECES sf Srtil.
Iry, twenty-five hundred prisoners md the pOsresOn
Of lha battle asld are TIE syidue's sd 'ui Of vie
tory-bal The situation # sH,'rs that QaartOr de-
mad greatly more .hau this RoseorAus' sshy must
be destroyed or dlven OUT elss sSht 70 bat little
purpose Hi lios, sill e9UfrOat ours aud unless be
can Le routed be vii be reinforced, utea vii fan
back, AID Mariree, bOrO' Il Be repeated. General
BDEg t o,uss, understands this, aud know he ne
O,ssi Of Puahi his P's'sa1 advantage to dseisive
rslli. Wheeler at be has done = important, d.
ponds upon what lie may yst d. Toe WOs' oOuPIe e
and valuable veer, Of the seems biO his reach,
be has the strel & b aud the uil to grasp is.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-22
Patrnllinr the Country

his matter Of common reuArk that tae vigillnt So
psryOn Of slaves which maikei the frs. mouths Of me
var has been gradually xoj until nov there is not
she IsGSs supervision WhAeVsr-bsrdy, indeed so much
a ehAraCserzes times Of profound peace The rifle
class il is true has mAintAasd generally exceueuI or
der performed It's dubSi silh Alaeriiy aud wiling
Bsa which has lem scarce Of not les graac4tiOn
% masters han Of indignation and astOnlahsat % Abo
EOlists and thus affirmed the teachings Of sory vi lie
ssultif,iDg the theories Of tie Anaes Of Exeter Han
and New England.
We believe there Is very lirls II any, Danger Of in
"a or dinGEon. TIE place for such Gttemp l. in ths
Gulf States, where the blacks Outnumber the Wbiisa
Gnd the time FOR successful uprising passed away when
hs armies Of Grant and BIks ceased 70 occupy IN force
ths rrra districts Of NislissPli and Louisiana II IS
hary pr0bael- hat when occasions 50 favorable have
ben neglsctsd, any A,tSmPt a. revolt VII be made
"a States where, owing 70 toe nuDsHca superiority Of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-22
Mr.. Toombs.

The present faithful and soutd beaded r'pT sentative
Of the 5h Congressional District Of Georgia De- Lewis
having declined reelection the friends Of Mr. Toombs
are Insisting that he shall be again pressed into the N
vice Its not known certainly whether he will cOnsent
TO the use OF his Tams but the Augusta Constitutional
ist Is of opinou tina. while be will enter into no
scramble for tie Ge" be would feel himself bound to
obey the call Of constituency Who have never refused
any call he has made upon them. Mr. TOOmb, position
Is tnus defined by the ConstitutioHGiist:
is objected that General TOOmts in Congress will
B., fAetiUus opponent Of the Administration This is
siaply NO, Gs-As - not a oPpOsitioNst: Ne IS
# pOsitiUs not Regative pTiHePsS-G stdtennaH
as vel as patriot and solder. GeDera! Toombs or
bs ir ends for him. plea bis candidacy dstine ~ upon
tse ground Of capacity, fidelity and honesty aud his
lends announce his Pc ition thus simply 10 set all
doubts and fears a. rest Bsts'sd he rou!d 60 TO n
grss neither for nor GgaHst men he vii 90 for his
e. uHtry and is good al he time and EiH support
oppose measures hes Judgment dictates 20 be best r
gardisss Of those who Dloy propose oppose er 9Ais
Is al Asaf any honest patriot promise
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-22

the whites the chances of have never been good
even in the most quiet t'ms ard viere ~ VIZ oftee
present coDcestslou Of ,urt'rcs- insur'reou would
he e-u-hed ias,aueaueouslv At ia De symptom.
N.vvr hsless, Il Is vel 70 be 90 our gaaTd; for one
s,n ne hour Of revolt might eni in crimes which life
time Of rem ,ss aud psnitsaos os neglected duty could
uot ,epir &c Is said that some great plantations
ia1nes- ard even imPnienee now tolerated. This
shouli not be Il is false wisdom Oc the part Of the
As,er ever 20 relax bis discipline aud especially at
ipe Ike this, when indulgence only encourages the
outbreak which il l. intended to avert. II becomes
other that the infection Of insolencc docs
noe sprra' aud 10 ibis end ROshing would be more ef
nal proper system Of patrol rigidy kept mp
until the var is l. may not be smss FOR the Leg
ia look into this matter. Perhaps patrol duties
nay DO emb aeed among those with which the or
an .Ous for local def nee are charged under the new
hi %.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-22
FROM NORTHERN GEORGIA.
CONDITION OF BRACES ARNY-EVEN1s PRE-
CEDING THE GREAT BATTLE, Ere.

The Atlanta Appeal of the 18th states that our forces
who repulsed the enemy lately operating on the State
road, had advanced 10 point two miles above Grayr-
v;ll,, fourteen miles below Chattanooga Ros. Grams
forces believed to be in position along the rosd
between Chattanooga and Shellmound, or Bridgporf-
The advance of Gen. Bragss left according 10 rsrtr,
was at Trenton, Dlde county.
+ The Appeals Kingston correspondent rs Ashantee'
under date OF 18th in I, says.
Some sixty prisoners passed here on Sunday Allan
"a, said to have been captured by PegraD, Forets
men. Our forces are reported 10 be in two houis'
march Of Chattanooga. Passing events have in. pred
new lie and hope into the people within the last cay or
two, and nothing spoken Of except driving Rose
Grams beyond the Tennessee and Cumberland, and
Burnside out of East Tennessee must confess feel
encouraged by what l have since niy aIrisel in
Kingston, al only hope that the sangune popular ex
pectat may be than realized Ger ainly Brsegs
position a. prospects, eliminated 10 my Liter Of
Sunday, very much altered for the better and RSse
crss or The Worse. II there be any truth in 6gga-
tss which have heard reported in one form or ai,o-
'er Tor week. about large force being at Bristol,
s not unlikg that Burnside will interfere with BsSgps
dstigns upon Rosscrans and that Bragg may have il In
his power to gain great victory him, or drive