The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03
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hN''f mos 4" 7ouuein J. ltr7 give it''''' 81
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.a,',-,,.icru sa,,.. rms ,be t'cp,..l RaiirlaI
A. Gordon, .u tuc 'cYtr,l kuiru4f, about h.tycu
.Is '.. NJ -. ~, 100 ~ wa ,tr
is .r.it fnc.n nilss from a,a,aon .., the ,irargs
Railroad. 1t i4 .aio ti.Ai portion Jf sheTInsu'-
army vent ut ns 'fr o. Mt'ts.u Ga tue Georgia
h'iirohf and 'e2N'u. u, struck ar 7s 10 tt;cnlou
tho imWcdis'e p3lect umg MiVcdseville, me
ysp tai d The stsi'. u IL believed uat SHERMAN
himself pursued the MASON Ia lrDni uutl be catnr
to Onthu, several miles Glosc BJvncShte, and
uenee huucE ACROSS " botiou, avoiding MAeuu
altogether, aud b. this movement ps, iuE his
whole force ~ the rear oi 1t. The GeOrgg Railroad
terminates .. Augusta Hamburgh, TIE South
|"i'l'ns '0"H' - vi Tue 'pP','" sue VI '''st'
""oon paper S'a'''
- s..nei'sn "ro ,e,, roisy VA .n lhutsuas 'ns
AT ma, rlar. sbnl, half an hour before he len.
aud reported hcre w's some Yankee cavalry eight
,,o,,' ro,s',b \" I,i,, ,,,',s -, p',rnn
by our forces The bo-Iitais Al Lag .use haze
Teen ordered 70 MISSISSIPPI
The Augusta C"soN'cLs has the following;
PASSENGER by the Georgis Railroad last night re-
thsr .nreaTspce AZ So. C,rrIs -, Ibn,,ds, 81
yctnber II, aud burned the railroad platform. II
~ ,nhs , 'n1, 'htE have come down ANY iI
or near Old snetbald on WEDNESDAY MN. apj'
nom their moyefnenis' u 10 thought they are ~
49,
~ ''u-'0 oN INC IA"'"'u 'o'n Az
anita T. Augusta, my ulles trviu ia, iyrueI and
twenty I've miles from the latter Mac,
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Passengers who arrived iron. Macon aud pJluts
tAe line VI road tins muru4u :, Say the enemy's
cHyslry force encamped last night within seven
miles " Grswollyille-the hrst station south VI
hacon-and that the msiu body was 81 a point
some ~ miles from hilledgeVIht. II 10 also re-
ported that the later place being evacuated by
the cit.Leps. rhs Legislature ~ IOurned On Friday
night, aud Me members let With some degree u
pfecipl1Ato" some oil mem arrived here last night
$50 SSu'' 'u'' 'NV'H
Richmond papers " Thursday last iutiInste that
sgSnH Macon Iei' That ciy " the right aud
msrched tow ards Mi!ledgeyille Later reports show
Ailledgeds has been e.rturod, and Is stated that
the Confedsrstss had r.pulsed a demonstration Of
the Cniun army within twenty miles " Augusta
III, latter place Is abouI a hundred miles from
Aiilcdsevlle aud tue advance u sherman NUN
be moving with great rapidity Il It had advanced
S. close to that place The reported rspui,e ol
Sherman wss probably nothing more than IN.
driving In Of hi. cavalry advance. I'm. l,,d,cs.
NohS however are thi General SHERMAN Will
meet with opposition At Augusta. pom this sui.
ie,t the Fx.Yr>pp s,,,es.
We believe mst by this uut sherman Is some
| distance this SIDE Of Macon, and We televr fur.
ann,n u. "T' ,n, o a r,,,s " es' N.Y.
nsIueess Tor ,he preseut Augusta was al rsht"
last night snd every moment that passes increases
n.,cbss concrr in ,Sa pd.ci.,,o,' -, w. us
army h ruined. This n m M. ms tron t;sorois
which ne Az. disn-,eI =, cntV.l ~ -,1,S,,s'
persnns vybo b.ve an ,rt,,,i,,, -, ,s,,t
al. .,,,,s,i,n ~ .yI ~ \ - v -, $3.50
H., ns,s.I stas,,, aim e. 49,, ~ ~ - ~
- 80 ~ ~ -, '' ~ s'''' CIV
~ Wv ~"
lie sN'-'N'' ~ '4th' ayes
IL Is reported that force OF cavalry entered nA-
,ssdgeTls on r. snnahy night November 70 and