, 1864-12-06
Q)lfaoo Qribn11e.
SHERMlANS EXPEDITION
Gov. Brown Cut OFF from
the Rebels.
DETAILED MOVEMENTS OF THE
REBELS.
Matters at Augusta.

Matters at Augusta.
| ANOTHER GEoRaIA GOVERNOR m 7Hx FIELD
BROWN CUT OFT YROM THE AnNY.
| Au0rsTA, Ga.. Nov. q, 1861.
. I. Els Excellency, Governor Joseph E. Brown
Governor and Commauder-fn-Chfef Of the nailitis
etthe state, being cut Of from that portion Of The
Of hoetle army, it becomes my duty, as Preti
dent Of the Senate and ex-of1cio Governor during
the disability Of the Governor, to assume com
The juTsed{ction Of The Governor; and, as liz
prompt and faithful execution Of the recent act oi
re LegisatuIe. provtdtnG for a 1ery en- naasst o!
aS saPo ssas sa s order Il or y
Ing 60 much Of Governor Browns proclamation
a. provides tot the reporting q 4ll the troops
DO order That the men in all the counties east oi
the 0concc Eiser {except such as may be already
reported to Mailer General Wayne) report immedl-
. The aids-de-camp in fhe districts east Of the
0conee river will proceed at once tQ send on to
fs Pses all men h''s to service under the afoFs-
>. A medical board will be established at this
place for the examination Of all men when fitness
for seI'isS Is, may be considered BY the aidsdccamp
= 2ne etn<rgeney u such that aslay eren Of q
President Of he Senate and ex.oiicio I % Governor
during the disability Of Gov. Brown.
REBEL GENERALS IN AUGUSTA.
lFron the Augusta Coustitudonal1st, Nov al
Gen. Joseph E. Johnston is now in our city.
Gen. Bcautcssnrd is expected tomorrow.
Brig Gen; Wright and staff, Brig. Gen.
staE and Brig. Gen. Gartrell aud staff. arc at
p1csant In our city.
WADE HAlirToN IN THE GEORGIA FIELD.
tFrom the Augusta Chronicle and Sent, Nov. .:a5.1
The following dispatch WAS received in this
city yesterday:
HEADQUARTERS, CAVALRY, Nov. n, 1861
To Commanding officers, Augusta:
Please insert the following dispatch in all
the newspapers in Augusta:
AL men Of my command now in Georgia
will rendezvous at Augusta, and those in
South Carolina at Columbia, and wait orders.
WADE HAMPTON, Mai. Gen.
1 PORTION OF HAMrIoS's CAVALRY AIpEADY
At AUGUSTA.
From the Augusta Constitntsonalist, Nor. al
Our citizens were gratifled last evening by
seeing among the troops arriving in our city
portion Of Hampton's splendid cavalry from
Virginia.
HAMPTON ON HAND.
from the Savannah Republican, Nor. 81
This great hero Of the saddle has published
IN order for all men Of his command In Geor-
and those in South Carolina at Columbia.
BRAGa MOVING TEN THOUSAND MEN FROM
WILMINGTON TO AUGUSTA.
lFrom the Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, No
vembcr a.
II will be seen from dispatch in another
column TINT General Bragg kas left Wilmington
.ct'h reinJorozneztts for tAis place. These, we
arc told, number about ten thousand. These,
in addition to those who started for Augusta
from another section on Saturday, will make
quite formidable array.
fFrom the Savannah Republican, Nov. sG.]
We perceive, too, that General Bragg is q.
route for Augusta with heavy force. These,
with the 70, ces already on hand, are likely to
give tic Yankee General Sherman his hauds
full, and make him regret for life that he over
undertook a journey through Georgia.
HE1SF0RCElESTs ARE CONSTANTLY ARRIVING
AT AUGUSTA.
lFsom the Augusta Constitutionallst, Nor. AL
Reinforcements are constantly arriving In
our city. The air respones to the 6hritE Of
the engine whistle day and night. The SOL
diers appear TO be In excellent spirits and to
enjoy the prospect Of a fight ahead The
gloom which overspread our city q short time
since has disappeared entirely. Everything
wears cheerful aspect
EE1SToRcENESTs EXPECTED FROM LORD
IFsom the Augusta Chronicle aud Sentinel, No
Tembcr Is
We understand from reliable authority that
large rcinforCements are expected in this city
this evening from Lord Island.
WHEELER AT An USAESTIoSABLB POINT.
From the augusta Consntutonalist, Nov. 25.1
Wheeler, with many thousand men, has in
terccptcd the enemy at a point at present un.
mcntionablc and is giving them no rest night
or day.
LARGE CAVALRY FORCE IN sHERAAS's REAR.
From the Augusta Coustitutonaliet, Nov a3.l
Prisoners c.ntnred frotn the enemy IN ti,c
f.corT1a road sfata that the ;n+snt;nn ~ shar-
49,. oso. 80 t a,eGS sae 4 ~ S
propabiy-sayannah certainly: Atlanta Is
now IN our Xossesslqn. a stfonF 1orce ol
T. tat ~ % ana ~ = sh"s nus
mans cyil grnins-may ere long @haur ike a
wolf on his rear and TANKS.
INF cpr.T co,t,trnc1.1. crx7ru or ruu eox..
FE6n,AcT 4 VAST MILITARY c1vp.
rrrom the anrrs,a Cons,,tn,;on,,,sts Nav q, i,
aurusfa. few diva s;nce In. ,srest cn1n! ~,
me1c{al center Of tie Contedtr,scE' now has
the appearance of q yast military camp. The
s,ores prs heinr closed and thr;r oMncrs are nv
elpuldcrinr their muskets. Our streets arc
enlivened With the sound OF instruments tal and
martial music and the tranln of soldjary
Everything betoktus a united and determin-
cd purpose OF resistance.
puoc, .x,r,o,- op r.7r y.xor-
1'~ --.~o r.,-. r-,r,-S.,r. .
Every resident Of the city of Augusta capable Of
bcarfn:, arms s hereby required to report himself
to Gen: Fry, headquarters, this (TnesaaJ(, BY
four o clock p. N. Merchants, business men and
citizens OF all classes, refugees, and all in our
midst, Of every age capable q rendering service,
are required to report that they may BE- assigned
to companies LOT rs defense e our city against