Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-26

Farthsr Particulars From Rebel
Papers.
BALrIMoRE, Nov 25.--The American
OF this city has the following highly in
teresiing and exciting Intelligence taken
from late Georgia papers:
The Augusta CAroalele Of the 10Th
lust. contains the following appeal TO
the Georgians by Senator Hill
RioHaoSp, Nor Is
To The people Of Georgia; rass|
You have now the beat opportunity
ever yet presented TO yoa 70 destroy The
enemy. Pat everything az the disposal
Of our Generals. Remove al proyiAions
from tbs path Of the invader, and pat all
the obstacles you can in bis way. Every
citizen with his gun aud every negro
with his spade aud axe can do the work
Of good soldier. You can deatroy tie
enemy by hiudering bis march Gsor-
gisus be faithful ard act promptly and
fear not.
Isignsdl Ri Hui.
most cordially approve Of The above
lsignedl JAS A. srDpox, !.
sse'y Of War
The following Il also from tbs Al
gusta Chronicle Of the l9sh Among
the many war rumors on our streets this
morning, is one that Gntiin is cap,ared
BY the Yankees. AZ 10 the correctness Of
this rumor we have nothing to say.
The follawing IS taken from the An-
gus,a Sentinel Of shs lob;
4 4 - a. III
FLYER agent who arrived on Thursday
evening from Stone Mountain He re-
ports that Yankee eolsmas moving
down the Georgia Railroad, divided II
Decatdr. half going dowp the Ccsiugton
road aud the other the Roc khridga F0asIe
AZ Stone Mountain they bsrued all I'M
occupied hoases Some twoibirds Ut
tae town was laid waste, and The country
as they progressed They march in I
hollow square, with their tEuius 10 the
center. They nni,ed At Bakers Mil,
near Covington, whittier they viii strike
/ ion. Ealoniown OF Athens. THIS agest
! says that the view from the summit 81
\ Stone Mountain OF the connagrason Of
Atlanta was awlsl, beyond description.
The city looked like an ocean Of flames
as The fery waves raised aud fell throagh-
out its whole extent
Passengers by the Georgia raflroad
last night report that a force Of Yankee
cavalry made their appearance atscbool
Circle on Thursday and baFned the rail
road platform. II is not believed thai
they have came down ny'iartler than
the Circle. Their infantry ehcampad a
or pear old Shefield on Wednesda'
or Wednesday night IL Il is also re
ported that the Yankees hare barnee
Monticello aud Hillsboro', which, if true
clearly indicates that they design tap
ping lhe Central RAILROAD Al Gordon D
some other point
Passenger trains on the Georgia Bail
road yesterday only came from Cniel
point - -.
The Macon Telegraph of Friday say
that the city on that day was considers
bis excited owing to various reports Il
regard to the enemy, wbS-~eS-Saoxn t
be positively marching on the atY Ger
Cobo has issnsd 81 order calling o.
. evely man cSpabls of bearing arms, an
I'D. who do not respond he has ordere
xS~to be arrested
-Fhe Telegraph further says there
no dcaAt that the military authoritis
' will do everything IN their power 90 sts
: the advance Of the enemy, and we iFa.
they will receive the cordial support
: the entire community. We refrain fro
!, giving any information concerning Il
movements or the number of our force
The Macon Telegraph speaks thns
matters at the front ~
: We have reliable information to Il
. effect that the Yankees are adyancir
y from Atlanta in this directions, ia q
!. columns, one on the MeDouough Fo'
is and tie other via Jonssboro. Oar forc
D are at Griffin. More than this ne dee
II it at present imprudent TO state.
y A gentleman Who left Forsyth
- Thursday, the 18th, Al three o clock,
Ks forms rs that courier arrived fro
=. that place about half an hour before
an left, and reported there was some IA
kee ca7slrY eight miles north OF t
town. All the bridges on the road frC
Forsyth 70 Indian Springs were burn
:. | BY our forces - -
Tie intelligence publishes the :
/ nexed news aboat Affairs - s.s4s
81. The latest reliabls intelligenees fri
1 the front in Georgia is received from
IN gentleman Who, left Grifzn on Wedn
day st ten O'Clock p N. Gen Wbee
fought the enemy, who -ves advance
!. with force estimated at from . 900
pa S0,6eo.5 in two columns, one on
AcDonough and the other on thu Jon