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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-01-08

A NEaso RzaIMEsr IN NAsHv1LIE.
Yankee letter from Nashville says:
The oi;izens.of Nashville had voucLsafed
20 them tie other day the spectacle ola live
negro regiment parading the streets in the
uniforfn. OF Upele Sam. for the special delec-
tation ofsych as might be skepticalin regard
to the soldierly merit and availability of this
species of troops. The regiment was raised
in the vicinity, and that quickly, from the
super abundant material hereabouts. Ots.
ers Of the same sort lie here in their rough
tate,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-01-08
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IN wenssr, si4r.isonberg-J 3T.szer, &c 90
jas. -.-44G AEU%ER.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-01-08

T'uE GAUSS OF TUE LATE DEreAr.-An
article appears ID the Macon Telegraph. OF
last Monday morning, from Senator Hill. Of
that State upon tie cause Of the late disas-
ter 20 oor Ari.ls in NoytAeTn Georgia. Seq.
ato. GNi eaYs4:..
More -tbac. h5iif the new officers sna p,;.
Yates on. Gen Braeg's mister rolls are sb.
sent from dutY, aQd that Of the i03 GOO.
nlon drawing pay IN shat ara. only 40. 600
were present for daty Ghey ara to DO
found arcnnd ,ur hotels, afonAd their homes
aud npoa all cur rai!roaas--soma with Ia4
8 Innate leaves Of absence. bat It ,issurn.;a-
Cd that al least niuosr out Of hundred are
able sor duty, and ought to at their post
had all the we'll men been present at the
late battle tie invading army woald not
only been defeated bat annihila.ad.
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BxEouRn II DILEMMA. Tho Liver
pool Coursegy. in notice of Henry Ward
Beeoher's speech at Glasgow, says.
INT tie close of his address. gentls-
man in, rhe body of she room completely
sosea aia BY readiig q clause from the
Tui5sd Sfates Constitution. in which slavs..
~ is made legal. and By asking whether
Mr. Beecher and bis friends we're contsn-
ding for the old Constitution or new one.
II for the first. they must be contending for
slavery; if for the second: they had no right
to complain Of the South for following the
same course We need scarcely say thai
Mr.. b S attempt to answer the question left
him comrIs'ely impaled upon the horns Of
this cruel dilemma
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-01-08

.Anvox f.,22 Stag 80 ggess@ 8, =
ma .aiee,;,-usd osf.ra as services " 2aF5ona
....s;-s, &, A.!as.tss ia aag * the pana:s in rs
nc.thu.n c,aafsssraeg. sscsoaa Ia the conatr7
ei.hia~:s, adseesis, their LA*o Or O1aAE.
YMGp2a w..@sa % ~.i' - aT&i. tfe[r Fss o.
.mysAr7uay. I vii. aisa .os ward subscriptions 20
ia SossaEa. f.gLn g1sssfss AID other paPess.
GroRiE nA4LAE
F5-ssn.a "5:;aaatsn sia1ica'@ asss
Aegi; 10. 1873.
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Ghe Oin(Iirator.
~. 4. II. LYNN, Editor & Proprietor.
TREMS.

The svlNDICATOg" is published weekly, at
Pile Dollars year: Three Dollars for
slK n oaths Two Dollars for three months,
Invariably IN ADVANCE.
peg square Of eight lines Cor less) for each inser-
t.pA. Larger advertisements in the same proper
6ee.
~ Ua:sss the number oflnsertions be marked
atua the usnuscrpt, they will be inserted until
forbid and charged accordingly.
~ liberal discount made to those who ad-
vtftgse bv the year.
Nr Anaual advertisers viii be limited to their
basiaess though occasional changes in
tAs form Of tbs advertisement may be made during
re year.
So Transient atysFsssemenss payable in al
pasNe al. others viii be considered das when cal
n e..
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asEN Z EsY-e.
D;aSeAs wart,ag swilI for theil fogF, ear be
r sls5sfai at 81 psr barrel At the Stsunton Dis
i5ayy.. MASON q HARLAN.
7.sii IL, isss-tf
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-01-08

All aavartisas for l@ss tern sn three fnoatas,
4xl be charged for * s.a Gsua! rates .
EB- Professional Cards not exceeding seven !saes
lAesytsd Gus Teag for sso-aix agashs Tor S'.so.
az Announcements OF Candidates Sd; TO bs
xsss Al Cog U unies lions Notices Of persanR
=, ,.,ieata e.ts-acser or inseraed calculated to
promote say pirate eascrpriss or interest Ill DC
charged Cor as Advertisements
= Nis- ob;trsr.ss Kill ha charged for at the rate
81 "a. casrs per i;ne. rles mass In sll cases be
g. e,:n panied By the naasF
- sevxN Office on New Court house Street. cfHe-
1rsss Drsuaeparg'a Old Stand, aa1 1ear sue q.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-01-08

NEW AUG ION CONCERN.
eIfHg under signed having taken out AUCTION
: 4 LICENSE, offer their services in the sale of
Land, Esx-oas, Horses, W arcs. and Merchandise,
sss6sr In town or country. Auction Rooms at
Rick,es old Stand Consignuleass of AL kinds of
goods solicited. a. ~ I nHasE,
stanton. Tvs 20, ises.--yl
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r-,.ssfA g. Gore. I, / {,aie. e;anatoa: III
;,..r t;l3.s; j : csi.e n Il Garry, ; x
E.~ls-. Gei5o Church issj si.ias a;.s: ,<il.a5
,s,. E,-a4t.csgs. taqstsssrass,.; t'n y lpa~S,
l-,s gsrsauea Dner:iaie y A"onef f7sH~ltz'
Sasa2sSnrt. b l2.tdie. M.:asT Ufeei q y ,ss}~
sJ,aa Z soraase Iieerhti, Sar.aet /. Stag
:es, cfe.s A9ya iiusA:si.i Istinea :snstts.:e
JOS. CQ}%E&.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19
tives, for the contingent expense.

hves, for the contingent expenses Of
their respective Houses.
Sevent enth-To pay Clerk hire ia the Office cr
Secretary of State, the sum Of twenty
five hundred dollars;
Eightcenth-=To pay Clerk hire in tie Trrasur-
er's Office, the sun Of ten thousand del
lars;
Nineteenth-To pay special Judr-s of the Cir
cult Courts, the sum Of fifteen hundred
dollars;
Tventiath-To pay The per diem and mileage
of The members and officers OF the Cen
eral Assembly, the sum Of twcRty thou
sand dollars;
Twenty y-frst-To pay special judges Of the
Supreme Cou,t, two thousand dollars;
Twenty ty-second-To pay for fuel nd station
cry for the General Assembly. and for
the Offices Of Governor, Secretary %
State. Auditor and Treasurer, the sum Of
six thousand dollars;
Twenty-third--Tha the Clerks Of the Housr.
of Representatives, and Secretary Of the
Senate shall eaci receive the sum OF X
dollars per diem, and the Door -Kerp-r
of the Senate and House of Representa-
tivrs shall each receive the sum Of six
dollars per diem. and the P,ce Of the
TIouse shall receive the sum of four dol
lars Per diem. ard the Chaplain Of the
House shall receive the sum of four DOL
lars per diem.
SEC. .. That the Secretary OF the Senate and
Clerk of the House Of Representative
shall be paid fifteen cents for each one
hundred words, for copying the Journals
Of their respective bodies, and furnishing :
the same to the Public Printer. and th"ii
accounts shall he paid upon the ceriii
cate of the Public Printer
SEC g. To paw the salary of the ATTORNEY
General Of the STATE. the sum Of thr-l
thousand dollars.
Approved: Oct. /, 1854
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19

AN ACT ID require County Collectors In re-
{ ccive Confederate Notes al H. Air vain, IS
q wa BY The Congress III thu CONFEDERATE
Statos, Arkansas War Bonds. aud Arkansas
Tr7asury Warrants, in payment 3! Cyuu.y
Taxes.
: CTioS !. Be Il erGcisi Jyh= G-a--qI Is
ssHlILy gf thc S'nts gf I-.aRsas, That All Cul-
L.cIars ef county taxes il the S-ltc uf A.kal-
sas bc, ana tAcy arc hereby, required w rrr.i.c
IN pawn INT Uf a'l comfy taxes, Including ihe
K Rrirf tni for tha il.m.ii.s VI soidi"Is LUw, w
h-rra. .ter III ha, liyirl or assessed iu th. cuul-
tics In this State. Coui.d. I.ie Nots at th.ir
value a. fixed by tie Congress vi tir CoHtrl-
e-l.o States; also AIki E,as Nar Bon :, A X u
sas Treasury WauantN and County snip. is
strd by the COUNT n aAvhirl .h- IaN-tb.- pro
l,er.y i situated; such evidence f,rinour 10 b.
received for all taxes NOW lEr. Or hereafter to
b-comn dns from resident pa uon-Trsidtnt tax-
PAYERS. owning pro g.rty VI may Kind ia slch
counties; whigA Cun.edaratc Not .s. NaI Bonds,
Treasury Warrants, or County S.rir, may w
tenlcfed in p-!ulgIl al ,Aa uptic- VI to tax
payer
SrC. ? BE Il faEiisr caasioi, That III laws
NH parts vi laws i'm contics with this act br. AMI
ihr same are hereby, repealed, ana th4t tLis sgt
Jake pfitc. from and altrr it, passage
Approved: Oct. }, -.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19

keeping open their communications and
ltte hope Of whipp;ng him They have
40 clvalry pble to 90 anything with For
iest
One hundred aud fifty officers aud four
hund G and odd Confed rate private>,
!, ien SURGEON, were exchanged At Rough
ana Rcady ycsferdry. Gen. Stoncrnn
and staff arrived at Junc sborG last ni-ht
aud viii .. sAcharged Tomorrow. which
will conclude the bu,ir-.s Of special *
chs gc.
The Yankee exchanged officers were
very Is rrel about Forrest.
Ever, body has left Atlantis Keep, ;
tc = mechanic, who have -rne 10 work fur
the Yankel..
ID 70 lat night Sacrmlu lad made no
movement If Hts Frees
MONTGOMERY, September 60 The
Cornittce un Military Affairs reported a
till lhis morning IL extends The rye "i
he rccund class miliiig 10 fifty years oul y
\ M rrtort un exemptions A. vsf
K ir. sidc Davis addressed tie Lexisl4
ture to-day lii speech was eloquent
E.l sc'sonatlr, and was recived witt
much fay'r ils urged The Legislature
10 eucrgeic aud prompt ac ion.
Every yihing depends 90 the defeat Of
Sherman. With that, cumcs pe.ce and
, Independence.
I Senator Hill addressed an immense
cr IVA NJ tie Capitol to night lie mrdr
4 ono af hi- best efforts. lie cJncurred with
The Prcsidelt, ;lat Sherman must and
will IVY cf,arcI and driven back, if tot
\ ca tur n.
4 Eve boiy icre hrpsfal Il gloFious r.
suits.
\ GiiEn, sept. 30.--Grn- Ilar &c, a. Iii
/ own request. has been relie'ed uffhe Com
( maud nj his corps in th- army of TeDDe>
sen lIe j. 10 take c,mmaud of the d.
wv Tent cf Charleston. lie irft h're iii:
morni :, accompanied by his staff, for hi,
new ia d of operations.
VI Afcr 4rerdI"g several days III tie ar
ny, lrcs r.ug D.ri> went tn Nonrgome-
Iry. lie X cN 90 ro relch Ml-on to
4 inofrow mprnlna on his return.
Our ,r,ey is III the finest possible spir
t.t-, ed thu country may expect eolC
rcw. from il beio'o ;hc l-rsc Of many
days.
! Tie impression that General F,rcs
h4s .upyr.cle! Wheeler i a mistake ~
Fyuc4. 5 Operating ou his own hook.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19
Circular.

HD-QRs. LABOR BgREAT. DIST. ARK. }
Washington, -irk.. Srpt. 4, 1854 :
ENROLLING Officers are hereby notified,
IA that the Headquarters and Depot Of the
Labor Bureau BiStri It of Arkansas, is. until
fur,Eer orders. located st Washington. Ark.
They Will Immediately send M: repol Of the
number oi slaves due from rh-ir Respective
counties, and forward the enrolled negro. with
oHt delay to this Depot
The attention of Enrolling Officers * call Il
10 Par. |. and ". General Orders No. I, Bureau
OF Cousrription, July -. I-il.
None bur sound, abb, ho.ird negroes und =
the age. O. 81 will b,. received at tr> Depot.
As the Reserve Corps is ordered 10 a. ,i>t :he
Enrolling Officers in this duty, it is eAI-Ctag,
that the enrolling will ~ completed ;eisd the
negroes forwarded to this Depot with graz u.-s-
pa,ch. A taiure to comply will be premp; Y
reported to : isrriet Hea@ouart-rs.
w. WARREN jOI NSON.
h=j. & Comdt Labor i:u.rau Di.. \ <.
32-3
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19
s A / Z
Of Long Date Six Per Cent
xnu-Taxnhlp SOMnNn ESRndS

rSTOPOSALS or BIDS will be received at
the Office of the c. s. Treasury Agency
for Trans Mississippi, at Marshall Texas, until
,ba first dav of November next, for the pur-
ebss4 of TWO MILLIONS CONFEDERATE
STATES BONDS issued under the 9th section
~ rle 'Act to reduce the currency and to AL
tforize New-Issue of Notes aud Bonds" ap-
nroved 18th February, 1864
These Bonds offer great Inducements to pur-
chasesers for investment
They ave Coupon Bonds, payable in thirty
wears from date and bear insterest from lst July
1864, at the rate of six per cent. per annum
PAYABLE half yearly on the lSt days of January
and July
They are exempted from tardt:On in principal
and interest; the interest coupons are receivable
as coin in payment Of duties ON imports which
are payable only in Coin, Sterling Exchange.
or these Coupons, and the net proceeds of I'M
port Duties now laid by law aud also such Ex-
port Dates as may hereafter be laid on cotton,
tobacco and naval stores. are specially pledged
for payment of the interest.
The Bonds will be sold only for Treasury
Notes of the new issue or the equivalent III old
issues under 500, at three of the old for two
Of the new.
No bid will be received for less than premg
OF 30 per cent in new issue notes: and
each bid must be accompanied with a certificate
of deposit with one of the Treasury Deposita-
ries at San Antonio, Houston. or Marshall,
Texas, Shreveport, Lsouisiana, or Washington,
Arkansas, for one-tenth of the amount bid; to
be held as a forfeit, If the terms eff sale shall
nor be complied with, within ten days after no.
tice of the acceptance of the bid.
Bonds will be deliverable to, and payment Of
accepted bids made by the purchaser at the of
ice OF the Depositary whore the ten per cent.
dedosit may have been made
The forfeit deposit will be refunded in case
of non -acceprauce, upon presentation of the
cer,i6cate which will be returned to the party
All bids must be endorsed Bids for Six per
cent. Non-TaAahle Bonds" and will be opened
in thepr. .sedce.of the Agent of the Treasury,
CoIsptroIer and Auditor, by whom the pur-
eLases will be awarded.
p w. GRAY.
S2.4w Ag.nt Treasury 7. NJ.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19

AN ACT TO autkoLiz- the issuance Of Letters
q ol Administration IL Certain c.lacs. no. now
| authorized by law
SIC. l. Be a eEeeiei by the Gercrai .isseniJil
OF liz Ststcef -intGFsas, Thar, during .ie con
timuanS. of thr existing Nar il shall L. lawful
FOR the several probate cour.s ot tbs STATE, or
cl,Ik there Ji, in yAaa ion, x a.ant L-ttars ot
Adminisi iIafi"n upo- thi estates oi p-.~o1s y E1
have III within tir iinr- W tle paylic enemy.
MI M hnut tl9 lil. y M thg state, leaving slaves
81 o;hrr PERSONAL properly i'll any cofity uot
within lAc iinrs ~ iIr pIulir rurmy, uIun thr
application Ior such letters, in al respects CVaI-
plyiu. with thr laws now i'll lOicc.
SIC. 2. Bs a JaTiiIfr fHgc:ed, That such aiui-
istTatU!s shall in Ili thin5s ~ goY,rIeI Dv e--
is;iuE Laws in this s.atr, as TN as pr.te icahe.
Approved: Oel /, lcjI.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19

We have what We consider reliable in
ormation, which authorizes US in stating
II as probable, that the force with VIII ch
Price entered the State. did not exceed
$4,000 men. Since bis departure from,
Pilot Knsb, the main colurnn, under
Price, moved in the centre The balance
were divided into the commands of Mar.
makuke and Shelby, The former OF whom
had 9, 500 and the latter 500 Shelby
as heretofore stated, moved bv the more
norlherly of the three routes taken; aad
il was probably from lis column that
small raiding parties were sent out, doing
such damage along the South west Branch
and the main line as have been hereto
tore reported.
Reports sent in leave il quite probable
that al! The columns had united in tho
neighborhood Of the Southwest Branch.
Price had picked up. chiefly as con-
scripts forced into his army, q number of
recruits, supposed 70 amount to I.200 or
1000, though nothing is certain on this
head. But 1t Is believed 10 be well ss-
c-rtained, that many had deserted him on
the route. aRd that he had really no more
men now than when he entered the
State.
We can add to this statement that
such force ss Price has will DO greatly
ovsrmatched by the troops which have
been forwarded and are now on his
track
We have obtained tho following Items
Of news from headquarters
All quiet at Franklin, where tbs army
Of Gen Smith j. in force.
The enemy IS reprted in force between
tie Southwest Branch and the main road.
with train of about two hundred wsg
0us.
Everything IS quiet at Jefferson City.
Scouts report no enemy as yet IN that Vi
cinity. Evcry preparation has been
made bv The citizens for defence.
Paymasters who have left Springfield.
are reported in safety with their funds
Citizens and some soldiers, who have
been captured bv the enemyin his march.
are struggling III towards the river and
TO Franklin.
The main branch Of the Pacific rail-
road has not been materially injured. fi
| is right as far as South Point. except the
burning Of station-houses, wat-r-tanka.
&c.
Sky men of Gen. Ewing's command
/ have arrived at Hermann. Gen. Ewing
is believed to have arrived in safety at
Rolla.
All is sroporied quiet at Cape Giradeaa.
and other points onthe lower Mississippi.
From another source-a gentleman
who lives in the neighborhood "f WASH
ington-we learn that he conversed with
persons Who krow that Col. Fletcher and
Gen. Ewing, with eighty men, Lad ar
rived in safety at Rolla He gives no
pai ticulars
Much speculation is indulged as to
whether the guns were saved; but the
known character of those in charge Of
/ them lead. to the belief that they nevor
would be abandoned to tie enemy, and IL
is inferred that horses were pressed ia
and the gums hauled into Rolla before the
rebels invested tie place. if, indes1. they
have done 50 at all, Of which there wore
10 satisfactory information at headquar-
ters up TO noon to-day There can be 10
aoub; Of tbs safety Of Gen. Ewing.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19
Circular:

HEAp-OR's LAGoR BUREAU, DIST. ARK.
Washington. AK, Sept. 2Sih, 1861: y
VGIHE attention of officers and agents of the
L government. in the TTans-Nliss DEPART
mrnt having slaves in their employ. is called to
Par ), General Orders No, So, Department.
Headquarters, Shreveport, July 20, loti, which
reads as follows:
''A officers and agents of the boyernmnnt
in chsI ge OF slaves viii furnish monthly, to the
commandants of negro labor of tine several
States to which the slaves belong, correct and
certified muster rolls of those in their charge
A failure to comply with said order will be
reported to Dept HID Qr's.
w. WARBEN JOHNSON, Maj. IL
32-3w Comd't Labor Bureau. Dist. Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19

FROM FuEEEsE's CvnMAsD Sulphur
Springs. nine miles npItE vi. Athens, Sept.
25ih, VIA Cherokee 27;b. via Mobile 2Sth.
The inviEcibie aud unconquerable Forrest
has achieved another victory The gar
riznn here, c0n>isting-of Two block houses.
and considered tie strongest on the road
from Dgct 70 Nashville, has been
~'ormed and ciptnrei, after three hours
severe fghting L ghr hundred prisoners
have been captured, IL bcluding Que Lieut..
Colonel, two Majors, ten Captains and
twenty-five Lieuter ants; also ii rec han
ired iorse~, two pieces of artillery, and a
large aipuunt of stores of overy description.
Our loss in killed and v, unGed about
thiuy-Gve; that of the enemy near two
hundred, including the CoIouel command
ing the garrison.
Nashville, Sept 60 Forrest with his
whole force advanced upon and destroyed
SulphuT Springs trestle yesterday Col.
Pace, commanding Elk river bridge, evao-
uated that post ut dlylight. Forrest took
possession this u morning. His force is es-
tinated at 1000 strong, with three bat
feIIes. Saturday in the 6gbt st Athens
Y 800 men belonging 10 the 9Th and S,h
4 Indiana cavalry, were captared. Forrest
i reported 70 have burchcred all negroes
ca iured who were 10 federal uniform.
\ Camden, Oct. l2--North Of Athens.
Sept 2I-Forrest captured the two tlock
4 houses It Cherokee, consi Tered the strong
est on the road from Decatur I, Nashville
lie captured over 500 prisoners, one CO.
lionel, two majors, ten captains. 2i Liea-
ttnan;s, 3cO horses, two pieces Of q r Ne
ry, ard large amount ot stores. GA.
loss 3D..
Nashville, Sept. 27.--Gen. Rosssa.
reached Pulaski yesterday about p. n.
FORESTS forces were within several mil-s
Of Pulaski and advancing. Heavy skir-
mishlng continued until after dark by
The advance Of both forces.
a Telegram received here at 10 N,
to-day, reports the enemy still near Pu.
laski in force Cavalry fighting was ro-
ing on all the morning Reinforcsnent,
OF infantry having arrived. the probabil.
itles are that general engagement will
take place to-day.
Nashville, Sept 2s.-Nothing heard
from Gen Rosseau to-day. The line,
are cut On both the Tennessee &. Ala.
bama and Nashville s. Chattanooga rail-
roads south ct Columbia and Tnllahona,
NO trains scush Of Nashville.
! = battle n now progressing at Pulas-
Nashville, Oct. 2-Forrest, with his
whole force- appeared before Huntsvills
this morning, and demanded its surrsn-
der The commanding officer. Col j ohm
son. l2tA Indiana cavalry. refused d,
| comply No fears are entertained of i,
capture
y Hcsseau's : total loss to date is IS.
NJ Large numbers of rebels twelve mi.s1
bsyan4 t'ssnkiin
Washington telegraph., 1864-10-19

GEORGIA AND ALABAMA Oar army
lays the Macon Telegraph, aud Conf,6er-
ate, 1T tile 2l>r, i naw firmly established
IN it, new pu>irIuu-the lcft resting IN
the Chattahnnchie river aud the lue
crossing the West Pviut road, betwceu
Fairburn AZ 4 Palmetto The civalry wv
our right j. on the Macon road, AMI wi iii
attend io any raiding parties whicn the
enemy may undertake e. dl>Ia,tch u ihl>
direction. Our army j. repre- en'ed A.
ID sveilont spirits, while that of ihe en-
emy i said 20 be suffering fr want VI
their accustomed ra,ious, aud ! prey ~ ap-
prchenslons that incir s.tuatiO4 j. by no
means secure.
CAMDEN, Urt IL, 1861 - Mississippi
Clarion from 18th Sep % 1t OFT. "
eeived Presiden Davis speech az Mlcun
Is IL confident tune. lie has gone u
Houd's army.
B-auregrd i to command tho arrny ol
Tunnes>ee.
~ truth 10 the cllumn;ous I ries
sb1ut Gov. Brown.
Great confidence Of driving Sherman
from Atlanta. and destroying n> army.
GRIFFrS, Sept. % Nothing reulIl ka-
bic has occurred ia Gen. Hoods army wv
several days except 'hn vi,It ct Pre-i iea
Davis. lie arrived there o. Monday nj. d
reviewed the trolpS on fus>lAy. IL, wss
rccei 'ed By tie incn with great api,l usc,
and made them speech Gen. iIpol ID
20 made speech, saying taaE h would.
in few days, lead the army to baltl. and
victory.
The Yankees are very uneasy ab rur tire
operations of FO' rest. Taey siy he has
1000 men. Two divisions Of thr tolrtl.
corps have been dispatched iron n llntr
aud sent beyond the Tennessee lD lshl
him HIS GaIGe u perfect g.. ror {,
item all. Thay sees " bsve 10 Lapa u