Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-16
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uuw MILLEuGrviLLs WAS SAVED.
n q letter 70 Gov. Brown, dated August ID,
Gen. IicurY e.. Wayne says:
,i!ro enemy are pretty well run out, though
sn!aii ~cartics aro hanging abont trying to got
i#.;k. From good Information there we're 2cu
Yesterday at Whitakor's plantation, IL miles
rom nsre, making thoir way towards Eaton
.am. The infantry PARTY l sent cut to Eaton
| ton tired upon the RAJ Of the raiders as they
| asset tsa!s in tvs town. The mounted men
irGsr Cant. Talbot, MD to the late Gen. W..
III. Walker, huI q small brush with q party,
Irt ~aro.ler party coming up he had to get
on: g: the way. -Four Of bis mon missing
| Capt. ll0lmes' party pot Jet returned.
The party ] sent d0wn yesterday under Col.
Holland 70 repair track, &c, has not yet re-
~rnrrci. | wrute ycu yesterday in duplicate,
Tha presence Of the PARTY saved Miiledge-
vile, IN tl.is wal one Of tho points aimed at.
! 'ESo u? the prisoners, stragglerR, walked de-
| iii.ratsly into town, thinking their cavalry in
! nca.e4aion. Tho body Of 200 camc within
,nrce rifles Of the town, but seeiug the camp
/. ire, male u rapid ccunicrrnarch.
OBJECT or sroSguAN'a RAID.
/. Stuneman's chief surgeon, DIR. BrlTnins,
8 tm;tlal Il II correspondent Of The Macon
SC nre,sesa.c" The whole Intention Of the ez
| r.Iiiion, IN strength, and gave tn enumera-
; i'm o. tie d.nr.e,t cDnmands ccGiposirg
-:
Stonoman eft SE2rman's right in front Of
/. 4 iau:. with orders 70 teer GIi tho Augusta
"a, Road III far ~ SoHial Circle, ani then take
-" iirest road 10 Macon. lie wa, to SUI prise
- ..-..-, Z - .,.t,r ~, 'ltpIs,pc TrlanCa t.,p
weip"' mildred I mhto cheers confined a
C.:m,, Usle.horrc, burIi al the government
vurE.1. factories, railroad stock and macbiuc
| Tcgsa. am! everything olgc in anu ar:nnt the
cis: cf :. hubble nature. The officers III the
|, r.i.ho we're u mgis. in tLeirCwn liberation as
nouu ~ their ir.sals engaged the guard arouhd
tba!a. TI.1Y we've 70 hc then armed, and the
! ior1g. thns strengthened. was to 20 down The
South. western railroad, burning ard r~lunder-
,n., to Anio.sonville. The guard there wss
10 DO cngau.i BY Stunemau, and tho whole
force Of prisoners were to mako q rush Tor
li.cTa.icn. S:oncmgn was then 10 march the
Whole back in tho direction Of Atlanta by The
road I9 had travelled ever.
A BRUTAL MURDER.
Tic Macon "inte!l:gcncer"' says:
The military authority, CT some authority,
viii, wo frost, proceed TO Investigate the fcf-
loving facts connected with q brutal murder
porpo:ratei at C0yington recently - the raid-
ing pgrrY thai entered thns town
rIr. George Daniel, adj utant OF the 9th
Georgia regiment, militia, being On SICK iur-
laugh .t I.is home in Guriugton 1T tho time OF
.l., recent raid IN that place, and learning
t;,At TIC np !ra!n, on wiI;ch his daughter wna,
sag c]aptured sL'a, morning, prepared himself
10 ccncue i,e>, hn! Oh learning from II irit2u
sil-t she bad i,ade her eBraPc, he rcturncl TO
i.is store. which, ho had SCARCELY opened botorc
J:t0 Yankee raiders cnIno iutolt and demanC1I
Of INN if hc TaI - soldier. lie ropiicd ttGs
no was. The raiders retorted that be Was no
soldier, end persisted in denying The repeated
assertions If Mr.. Daniel that no .was, they
pronouncing him q bushwhackor, and then
a.ri there deliberately, and wil!uily, and in
humanity murdered him by firing upon him.
THE GEORGIA NEGROES AND TUE YANKEES.
1t is proper to remark, in justice to our
slave population, that in - tramp OF one hun
i.c,i and !Isy miles in tho central portion OF
~t;corei,., tbs Ynnseo raiders have hrcn hble
% retain bat three Eegroos. with Sheif Own
| c%G:GdTi:, 0Is &c Lh6 largo number trry had
| rn,ai.ailed 70 leave their owners temporarily.
va learn that one uf the tiroe negroes de-
! serted hiB Yankee friends at Eatonton, ard he
| returned bono, bringing the sword OF orc Of
he superinr Gaiccrs. as 8 trophy Of the alliance,
iaalu,i;ng = Ynnkes uniform.
We have ueen informed th8t while tho Yam"
kee. wc-o occupied on a plantation half Il
dczs1 .IDiles below this city, On Saturday
fi.ht, IN stealing mules, n negro boy belong
III. 70 Hr. Tucker took charge Of Il two-horsc
, i.nkco wagon, filled with stolen goods, ard
drove the wagon to towr, where he delivered
Il and the valuable contents to tho military
authorities. Among the articles were several
process cf silver plate and jewelry. highly
| prizct from family associations. They had
bso'i packed in l. trunk from this city, and
syGra il, the passenger train for Macon, when
& was destroyed by the raiders at uordon.--
Tie leaf Of Yankee plumber i'd said to have
r:nbfSHed Il large quantity of soiid silver plate
..plcn from l~i!loront iani!ics.
NARAdw Etc.rE ur A NC.
tia Ilou. 4. II. Keenan, n.ar .ua !y escaped
hsing captured by tho iarkras nj ris house
ofa friend, in Jones county. On Sabbath night
s-s. The Yapkee. toGk saprer telo|, Wills
Colonel Ksnan was concealed up staIrs: Had
they nuapseted that a signor6f the ordinance
Of asasasion, aud u member or Tho rebel Con-
.ress was in such close proximity, The search
you'd have heen very rigid. Thetidoiity Of a
Hargsnt pm: Cal. Kenen Oh his guard. while,
unconscious q; danger. he wla about to hetray
ininnclt.
TRUE LOVE- IN vIcEsBUgG.
Siss Fannie Phillips. Of Eickshurg,. vas
recently married in that oitv to on1 of our pa-
efpeiauisonsrs. Up to tho lsli Of Yicisturs,
a3issEEnHle Tas nns of .u,ir most patriotic
a4Hithern gTla, and here is proof that q year
pss..L.is,t ss snsuY's lines has not changed her
basntlnents,aj ot. She has our best wiAhes for
happiness and prosperity.