The New York herald., 1864-11-26
THE PANIC IN GEORGIA.

THE PANIC IN GEORGIA.
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BRAunEoARp HAsTEss TO JOIN rHs dEoR0iANs.
coRS1H, Nov. ls, via ssikA, Nov Is, 1854.
TO InB PBoPlR 6HoRGiA. -
Arise for tho defence OF your native soil Rally around
your patriotic governor and gallant soldiers. Obstruce
md destroy a roads shermap's 'front.' Gank and rear,
ana his army viii starve 10 your midst. Be conf
aeni and resouio Trust overruing Providence,
md will your eIoris. Ihasen to join you
defence OF your homes and fresides.
G. T. BEACREGA ARD.
APPEAL TO THR 6goRaIANs FROM SENATOR HILL.
wHBRB ~ GOVERNOR BROWN!
Prom The Augusta Chronicle Nov l0l
RICHMOND, NOV. Ia, 1884.
10 SBa PEoria OF GEcRGIA:--
You ths bes, opportunity ever yet presented
10 you 70 destroy The enemy Put every thing a. the
disposal cf our generals Remove a provisions from
the path Of the invaders and put s the obsructions
you IN hts way. Every citizen with hts gun aud
every negro with bis spade and do the work Of
good soldier You can destroy tho enemy BY resardng
mis- march.
Georgians, be Grmi Ac, promptly and fear no.i
D. H. HILL,
most cordially approve of the above.
JAMES A. seldom, Secretary Of War.
THE GEORGIA CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION ISSUE a
CALL To rAE PEOPLE.
RicBsoxD, Nov. 10, 1864. -
We have had srecsl conference with President Da-
aud The Secretary Of War and able TO you
that they done and SIN doing oil thai be
done The emergency that presses upon Les
every ny to arms Remove your negroes, horses,
cattle and provisions away from shernAa army, and
burn what you cannot carry. Burn al bridges and
block up the roads in biz route Assai the invader
In front, eanr and rear by pisni and by day let h'
have no rest
JULIAN HARTRJDGE MARK BLANDFoRD,
W & SMITH, JOHN r. sHEwMAKE,
II sGHcfs. JAMES M SMITH,
GEO. ". LESTER, n. p. BELL.
howell COBB CALLING OUT EVERYBODY 70 DE.
FRsD MACON.
tTrom the Macon Telegraph, NOV. Is
The city today was considerably excited, owing to
various reports n regard TO the enemy who known
70 be positively marching on that city.
General Cobb has Issued ordor calling out every
capable OF bearing arms. who not respond hO
has ordered 10 be srrested
There doubt that the military authorities Will
do every thing 10 Their power stay advance Of the
enemy and trust that they viii receive the cordial
support 81 the entire commuuity We refrain from
giving any Information concer1.og the movements The
number oi our forces.
srAaPgDB or THE GEORGIA LE0isLATURs vaox
HILLEDGEvILLg.
From the Savannah Republican, Nov. AL
there general ssampede Of the msmb.rs from Mt.
i.desvls Friday November is and most OF thcm ara
nov a, home wandering about, studying out the
problem how they shall 20. there. Il great pity thak
lsrge and able. bodied SC, Of men, when so The
'front.' IN time OF pubic darger did not conclude to stay
there help project their state instead OF running %
10 then homes. They would have made ono battaous
aud having passed resolution authorizing the Cover
to call every bodied man 10 The State, from n-
teen to ny.nye into service for forty days, would
have been graceful for them TO have renamed
sud formed a nucleus for tho new force.
In addition ihe abovo act, that all tbs ap.
rrOpraiion bills we're passsd before the adjournmenL
WAGON TO gs DEPENDED TO THE LAST.
MACON, Ca, Nov. 10, 1864.
The military authorities active and vsilant, anA
sysry rnap undr arm. Confidence Is being restored.
The enemy believed 10 be on our right, distant aboua
thirty m';ss Tbs CITY will be defended 70 the last.
THB coMMIssARY STORES BEING REMOVED yRoH
NAc0S.
From tie sngusts Chronicle aud Sentinel, Nov. Isl
lbs a,es rurnors brought BY passengers from Macon
report sherman advancing that city al tho head ~
i've corps Ne had burned Rene Maretis and Atlantss
and occupied Jonssboro on Wednesday.
n further reported on the streets that al the bea
ears IN As city Aav sn ordered 70 Macon 10 brn9 Of iA
coa~is,ary EoYa.
ia reported ,na, our state forces engaged the enemy
near Jcnesborc Result unknown.
II s also rumored that sherman before he let Atlanta
destroyed several bridges the Western and Atlantic
Railroad And that he also devastating The country "a
he advances, laying wSie and burning everything.
rHg ssBLIsg IN 0Koa0fA--ASxIous TO GET ON rHn
onion TRAIN.
From the Augusta Chronlcle and Sentinel, Nov. lp1
Annexed extract from letter dated MAdsoo ca
November -
n Governor Brown tells ths truth In bis messassf
VI hr. under tyranny Ran Was psy'eis W A<aA
Crio..
IT, BY tho blessings of Providence, you can oacs 8"
the track snd the train started for peace oil 'ns pou
10 aiehmnnd or Washington canust atop or 'nfo~ ho
SAsU ho,s 70 noo.ic.s; posni sri ''"s taao a
be opep frank and fearless, and toe psops wiz ioho"
sure Al the sun sdluss. let him % man Wno 'AA
inspire conndspcs and equai o ne 'sis " acrpsne "a
madn.n orlhsss dayI
oxoaatA LEsIsLArURn-rCSps " fhs HAfs NJ
royrp 10 rLAcn OF SAFETY.
MiLsrGxvnLB, Nov. ~, iee1.
sasArs
.,.,olutoa was adopted to appoint ioins committee
a. o,rsr vnh the aovsrnor In relation 70 On early sds
osrpmspt owing The threatened advance of ths sas
mr. upon Macon ana this city.
resolution was adopted 10 authorize the STATE Tree.
sursr 10 remove The public fusds 70 place Of sAfssy.
in sbs House to-day resolution Was adopted au'noFs
ng the Treasurer 70 remove she public funds 70