, 1864-11-26

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40 everything IN tne1r power 70 stay inc 40. a,
vance Q! tne cnc'ay' ano we trus1 tae9 WILL
leee.sc lne coioni support u LIE en.ne Gull
n1un1ty. "e refrain from giving any 'n1ofna"
lion concerning 1ne movements OF Inc HULL
oer VI our iofces
NE" ioah, faaoay' NOV: ao'-lhe hlchmono
A's1,oteA III tne 1lst says tnat snefnnan Is NOV
4ne Ii l"o eo1uinns, one On Augusta, ano tne
uti'el on n'acon. 1ne eo!unu n'asc4ns oa
ene wv o'Ate "oau WI tAopaot5 ~ d.
.s;,,a Tha oa1,-o,, ~ - .asat;n, ~ -, 1eaaa, 81,
probably 70 to Crawford. within fifteen miles
Of the town. and then turn off tn .ti1,cdoc-
yillc md form junction with the other body.
Rv this movement Macon falls oni1 the enemy
arc at liberty to move on Aurusta br the
Georpia Central Railroad TO Brinsonyil1e
and then march north> or an Savannah
Sherman is moving rapitily and il not mucb
troubled with Transportation. he has burned
several stations, and is devastating the coua-
try generally in foraging.
The Richmond Eaqutrtr Of the 21st frnntic-
ally insists on the repeal Of the exemption
laws md the conscripting Of the cxempts In
order 10 secure force to meet Sherman.
lcles4apnlc communication was open from
hlchmona only 70 Millcdgevllle, owing, no
doubt, 10 us destruction ny Sherman.
HERALD sEasA71oN.
lfo HeTata sass II mas news That Sherman
will meet at augusta the Governors OF Geor-
gla, Alabama, Mlsslsslppf, North and South
Carolina, and confer with those gentlemen in
relation to terms on which the States can
rcPndlatc their several ordinances OF seces-
sion, and be once more members Of the great
family Of States.
The Hor3Ps Fortress Monroe corrcsnondent
saws rebel soldiers are reported to be under
+,,c ho,,ef +bo+-sbarnon ia ,norch7no m rvn.b-
1,n-o
T1o,, +,a s,na eo,,reo ~, 1oon +,.+ w.
.,n.,. 49, ,ao.;,1, hasa-a pe.a-sh,,..s ..as
1eos!9 -. A1o'5 A~J ee'o4s e'e. 'ou' 81
anu tl1at Annense qaahttles VI po"oeF are
being brought there from the South.
An arrival from Hilton Head saws It was re-.
worried that sherman had burned s1oco, ord
t,,,saoa1':,,a a ~ s..@s1.s ~ ns-s.,' -n Anu
Griffin has been captured by the Yankees,
and Stone Mountain burned. Sherman march,
RS in hollow snnare with his troin. IN thc
oo,,tro Tho +4-n v,,,.,. - Shar.oa,,. or.,,.
s...:.as - n.1.ae,o M =. ,.. - ,- A1".
uul'1u t' az y! nahc.e .. ttiii' ~ IS no' hno"h
whether the destination is Athens or Ration
town. Monticello and Hi1lsboro are reported
burned.
T,,o Macon 1n,.u;o.r~... eoro. ucoro.o,
.ne 'as'n o"Js' "euSiai
Wheeler fought the enemy until in tile even
ing, and fell back TO Bear Creek.
The Macon 7}1e7rnnd sncoks thus of mat.
.o-, ~ 49, e~on+: ~ h.Ia IT'LL T.,
s .eAs ~ Luz 1"n.. "e ~, na'e 'Ht1ao'c in'oFna'
tion to the effect that the Yankees are ad-
yancine from Atlanta in this direction In Two
oo1,,n,1s mo m +ho .1cno,o,r,, ,,.d ,,,s
eololas' e'a. Wv ~ ~ 4onon ~" ioau 4nu
tne olnef VIZ 1onesoofo. Our forces are a.
Griffin More than this We deem it impru-
dent at present to statc.
s-c4,'. ~" - ~ ~ .nu'e-
Gay, Inc 1oth, at oelock' INFORMS Us that
courier arrived at that place half an
hour before he left, and reported there was
some Yankee cavalry eight miles north Of the
town, All the BRIDES On the road from For
syth to Indian Springs were burned by our
forces The Iateuiqt.ocT publishes the annexed
news about affairs:
Tie latest reliable intelligence from the
front in Georgia. Is received from gentleman
who left Griffin on Wednesday at l0p. IN.
Gen. wheeler fought the enemy. who was ad-
yancing with a force estimated at from %, 900
nourl, anGi the other On the Jonesboro road.
ot Renr Creek. ten miles nhoye Griffin nntf{
latc in the cycnfnr. when he feII back 10
Griffin and was passiuc tnat city on it's rIrht
when orr informant LETT. Our inflptrv forces
xrcrt, fa11inr hact tn Rarpesvi]1e II II nroh.