Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-07-29

t!lsy shsTad oui sorrows, endured our trials,
End joined US in the glad strains of triumph.
Noble Georgia. Doomed of States. We
honor the ma'chless bravery of thy SONS
the heroiam Of thy daughters-the devotion
Of thy peopls.
THE GEORGIA STATE MILITIA.
The order, says the "Confederate," for the
GeorgiR State Militia to report at Atlanta for
organization has been countermanded, and a
camp Of instruction and organization estsb-
lishet hear this city. Cclnel q. W. Lee has
arrived AMI a-snmed command Of this reserve
iorca. |. Is gratifying, indeed. to see them
cjciinE IN On every Train ir2m 81! portions OF
the Slate included in the Governors CALL
Every energy will DO displayed to speedily
put them on a War footing and send them to
the post Of danger.
GEN. JoHGsToN .~sERENaDED.
The SAME paper has the following compliment.
tary notice OF Il serenade
a snail party of serenalers called at the resi-
deuce Of Gen Cobb Wednesday, night to CONS
plim-nt Gen. Johnston with u serenade. The
music was of that class which very appropriate
ly ctIns under The head of very Indifferent, and
it is presumed the General thought 80, too, for
h., didn't honor the party by showing himself.
The silsir wound up with signs Of mutual dis
gas; brt~een The party serena1ed and tho SOL.
c:!h,i!ng la.ty.
FROM LOUISIANA.
A gentleman Just arrived from New Orleans,
ary4 the Mobile Register and Advertiser reports
hat lhe Conintcrates liH] fought and completely
beaten tia Yankees ut Brsshsar City. 1t was
r, ported ia the city that the rebels weic advance
| -. ,, l.o,.l l,.,, .Il Ntnn'f Can l'anhv Ia
| waul, Il nearer ham, Than at Mobile.
From TEXAS.
Though compsratiyel5Ir eo from tho pres
eaco OF tho invader, our army in Texas is
badly eff ut Present fur supplies. We have
rrreive1 Houston files nf ln-t month. aDdirom
the "Taltg:nl.L" Of that piAoc take the fol-
lowing:
uc,t5n is .Lo only thing We navs to pur-
chase al! thesa suppli6s With, and Of this tho
most ea17ru5ii- quantities will be required.
To meet tho wants of the army for mnl. ~
sianc, tie lowest possible estimates will ro'
uIire Ten thousgud bales. For ordnance and
| l%hi,ing. over six,v thousand bales are wanted.
Those aIncurta may look large, but let the
romder c,nIIiar thut u bale of cotton is worth
$50: hat thu nust Of all articles is from two three
times old ~priro-: that the soldiers are in the
most constant and labOri0us employments /;
that their equipments and clothing are eS-
posed T., the times, the wear and tear of ordi-
nary ay"cntionr; that their ammunition IN not
only cost y, but must be used laVishly; and
then consider how far $50 will go t"wards
snrrlving the yearly wants of clothing and
ammunition Of each soldier, and he will have
-un,o m"rc adequate idea Of the necessity now
STAGING the military authorities III tho la3a -
Lot tho reiltcliRg Fender now consider how
mach cotton there is in Texas, and he will re-
alizc what is demanded, not by the authori-
lics, bat ly tho imperious neoossities Ut our
our condition.
Althoug, uIdr the pressure Of these ne
.r|.,ii"a, t:a Commander in Chief Of the de-
!ar.nnrt has ireuei orders for the Impress
ui,nt IT uI,"- half 1T tie ,aILtnn of the country;
get j. i. hoped compulsory measures may be
a~vJI.ri ii!a hope r. sic upon the expressed
w,iiirynTs1 ol Il large ~riajoritY OF the cotton
|! OILERS ii the canntry {" part with their cot
I'm ~ .rlr G1 SONS si5h equitable arrange
n,rn'- ~ .has lately in operation under the
,Iirrc'iyn rI lie Cotton Board. u hoard ts.ab-
!tsi,i ~'ir,u.h tho mohL honorable motives,
vi!mr OF icc; was, while s.friying the gov
crnlncr;. !, i've security /" the cotton planter,
mri u',:, = Hipn.a Orhrniinns Tho value of cot
TO-, La- r'seu n III =! GEMS Ter pound to ! }
or : mliu. II liis Willingness is universal
there ICED ~. lr IL sm!e imprers"d. That it
may l". - il:r turrerl hops hEd wish of all
cunGnITri.
f~M FA-I TEEnEsikR.
F-.m tie Bfi-tul ''O6hctle" Ne learn that
tho families Of General j. Z. Vaughn aud
Mt L-. 80. k..- H.. A..
homes and IMPRESSED. Miss Carrie Lee, whd
w.iH hrii IN ImFIi-inHnnt at kl1xeiiis Tor
three m"nti.s, and lnl.ndla,ly refused ii chhIge
ii r.linonr f.! five weeks. has arrived ut B:is-
ral. The churches in Knoxville hnVs Leon
~-nnvirt"i in." r.hoal rooms for hes rJes. nhd
den. Brock. and family cie:t"l from Strong
Mansion. on Cumberland street, u aciuInmu-
late u niyyrr SEXUAL marm.