Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-14
rrom the georgia Front:
ghc Constitutionaz:st of Sunday says

The ConstRutiondt:s1 OF oanu@y sa!s.
..rhs main hody.of Sheru,an's army hoy-
;,p ra;l,n l,sck to At:anla, everything re-
,,s,ns on:ct in the immediate ir' nj. 1t Is
ielev.d that, independently of the sefe:s
t....dliny t:.as the Fedetals ha:e received:
III pS;ch. made Incorporation absolutely
nacessary, thsS they .z.e SO delighted win
,.p;, nriz.-as- 20 require several weeks toac-
!. ,aire it snd glo.:fy themselves. Hence, Sher,
,,.n,s srnys re.ires to- Atlanta for rest AIT
io;Efesticu for the :nofnent.
There seems 20 te some doubt us to TIE
tharou yhaoss Of Wheeler's operations IN the
), rear. if lis work Lad bean we'll perfor ned,
Saermaa's retisemeutto atlanta Tcuid nat
uraiiy have snperyened. In any event, his
rear Communication is sill precarlonsly held,
ANA further a.;yance c=n hardly be expect
oil before the iirst weeks of October The
,r.ce which has been agreed nroF ier ten
ts.ys viii suspend operations for the greater
mart Of t!.;s i..onth: Our perfdio1s enemy
will. no doubt, use tbis suspension of Eosti!l-
ties for the purpose cf putting his house in
order. ard-espcc;Aiiy for the rcparaion OF the
G.ors:a Railroad II bshooves Us to Keep
keen eve upon his mc5ements, and not TO
s.aea while he watches.to tuke IS at 2 c!s-
advantage. %s; -
For t:,. present, a sullen -euietude vii! pre-.
gsil, broken only by tho sad procession o.
fupi,ires driven from their homes bJ Inc
Abolition barbarian"
'MAcoS, September }0.-Saerman las or.
aered every white ulao, Womsn and child 10
leave Atlanta, within two weeks. Those
taking the oath to go North of the TenIes'
sea River, the balance to be sentinto Cur l;ses.
: tias Of ,;uca aEs been received by Gen-
sral Hood from Sheprnan. in which the latter
spo!osss An arm!stice Often .6ays lcr the
.IsrooS, O: carrying cut bis o.Ger. Eood nc
{ cepted the proposition, Int denounced tie
nrd,r. TIE srmisjice' commences on next
= GOV: Brown ha; gone 20 the front for The
nnpose. of making provision for the indi-
rent refugees expected from A,lante.
Thn Chattanooga. Gazette has q despatch
from yho.rpea Claiming tlsat Hhecler's for
-e-s h.l been disEe!zet:
Whilst at Jonesboro Sherman visited cur
ro.naeG in the hospitals, and stat Ell 10 them
t,;at he was going to Atlanta to rest his army,
and thai he wuulti next go to AndeiSonvilie.
Sherman is rapc-.ed erecting line oi
solks from .tt,ants to Fast Point, through
;ae ciis ,:,.pecst,.r, and repairing the App
eusta Railroad.45s'
I6 their retrast from Jonesboro the enemy
burned every cross tie and broke every rail
for ffscen miles ON the Macon end Western
Oar pickets extend six miles beyond Zones.
hsro, with no enemy in sight except scat
steripgs Hsrt ise. go ~.
: :: rls.antrin and.ili:s privates were caf'iurea
Yesterday. They we're veF7;iEsolert, stating
that having virtually suppressed the setel
lion in Georgia, bhe:msn'snrmy would now
Join GEsn,, take Richmord and wind the
war up.
They also stated that thirty thousand Of
Lismen 4onii hA Iaustereteout this month !;
{ tha. !bc tsr.s s6f many Of these men ex-
pired> >betose Atlanta FELL butthey: were il,
duced TO remain until af;er that event had
happened. -,
The ynsmy ore closely rnas,cd aloard. At
isnts.
Not the slightest prospect cf'an advance.
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The Death of. Gen. John II. Morgan.
. RICHMOND, Sept. 8.
: Gen. Morga was Betrayed BY u Mrs. Vii
ia.rs, at wh.ke house le and stat put up for
the night.
After the latter had ratrad, .aEs Williams
mounted horse, eluled the p;cke.s and
rode TO Bulls Gap and guided party OF the
enemy to her house.
Morgan tried to escape by cutting through
the Yankees, bnt vas killed by being SHOT
through the heart