, 1864-06-13
the WAR III GEORGIA,
LATEST FROM GEN. EHERu4E'S
ARMY.
Interesting Details Of Re-
cent Movements.


Interesting Details Of Re-
cent Movements
new WB MARCHED TO
pA141AA2.
Occupation of that Pl0cc.
rrou Our Own Repe.ter.1
BrnsT HICKORY, Ga. Nay q, 1874.
ElAftes reat OF three days, which was abso-
lutsly nscskss1J for tbs nca and animals A.
rer their fatisuisg marshes, esgasenents,
de-, the forces Of Thomas, AcPhesson aad
sehoAeld we're ordsrsd- to procssd, With 20
days ratloss, across the Etox1h, and In tho
direction Of the enemy, which WAS consider
ably To- the lett Of ths route to Atlanta The
eonnhsariat Faa 10 he ktps up by forced
purchases from the souztry, and the Quar-
ternastePs department. was u b. supplied
from the sams soarce. At the sa,ns tlue In
discriminate p1undsring from Aon.es nas
prohibited.
The tents Of Hookcr's corps were str1ek
o"J okak ~ tAo @ous 0zA III a40F6 Llhlc
the star oorps, with their long trafns Of nhi'e
topped; wagons, wsrs vending their MAT
through this forests sud ore1 the hills and
valleys Of Gsorg.a. Or wo vsnt, .lo1z the
yelioN, dirty ro.ds. tkrauga plored taids,
where grew hills OF Joung sors, nsvsr Ia be
gsthersd-through gsssn telds OF rlpen,ns
srata-neyer 10 b. harrowea-throngA <.r-
deus and deor Jsrds, whence flowers Horo
pIuckcd only to adcru the soldiers dunty saps
over rocky. rrave}iv &.nn, so,1 wh;ct ~,
racted II, s.,-.,,,,m go ~ 49,. 49,. .1
asss 1orth e c,nnsa nr. - H.. .as .ah Ana
and springs, where therc uera ten thlrstJ
soldierI eagerly slntshtns At avery euutult
Of water-oyer stony hill, and +hr-,uh
.h.dx j III. .n,5.t ~. ,~...o-1 ..,I.S
-. r.s1.- -, ~..4 .ao s1a.e'a4 lounge 81
1a7 ooorons young pines sna broad lsared
aims, "ntrs wosdsines dannt thetr gaJ floral
p,en aboys tie .gr.Yel,v r,ona. M MN h1ds m w.
ia ~. -.s.s,1 S-c.s. ~ ~ 80. ,, LUG w.
u4ue eAo si@ssto' uSuoA u Aae olsomlug
fR-
Regiment aftar regiment, brigade After bfl-
csde, division atlsr division -infautry, .avAl-
:. .,a.;.1. ~ ~ .1ass 's@.'
i.as ~. .d;,-. x.ou. ,Ias R"uo sa"r issltt
Wy! H"t ta+a -, s,saa ano nopclu1 efsa - rs,
dasoIat;an ~ ~ ~ III ~Rlsh5 Ras s.s1 ~ 4ano1s o.
rsclies" r.e,;na ~ uns "leA'o 1ass'2A'ofs o1 1A'a
The rebaIs 1.e5 burnt tbe brfde.. .c+os.
to OF nn.
ter = Tere short 1elay twa brid"e. wcre cnm~
niatsd "a ~ 49, ~ sts-.s;. .ra Sun.~
rprc.,ea ths E,n1.h rs n. ...na .tt..nnntJ J
,ha "a r.. ,,o,tonn, ~ shont ,.sos,
feat ione nino fect ~ T.i1r and tny.s % fort "s s,H
ca1.rcd w;th " ra.1a:s The1 r.n h Nv n.1S+ "odk
hsnd!eJ br e,rht mas The' ' "a rotns W e"1,y ny
der Gsn Srsn;ss35 sfi.r aroxs,ra ~ eusp. ~ ~
msved 4, rT Tnot 20 tNa taft ps;m ~ W.' iSt'
co,nm.,,a;,n hr;osds T., t,ts. nn.n. h.on. ha1n..
rrre1rrsd ;5o,. IL vnnnd ~ kns,ns ..sA ~ ~
Gen. T.scsi had ehsren IN hi. n1ana Hr;~
e. i.aeS i 49, o;sa sn@s9 ~ ~ ~ ~ t.a4o. pss'
a,eo o. t. So'ps ar,g oesa
fthe 81 dt1i.fon, 3ntn = n1.cs 1S.1n "a thsp ~.
Her. n4nnsad "a 4epr;h,y nt NJ ~ e. ~! ~
~ fhs en.nv had Sfn.ndfro r. - ,na.f.ss
h.o,, 80 rs1sar.1 ~ r.. -, sEaNs ~ - la4a!
nsstea h,tter;:. .,nnnr ~. for,;Ssd 1hTJ h;W.J -
R.eaa. anh.o uassess sg song ~, tus 'or'aeo alLs a.
~ 1st.. = ~ ~ ~ tesa. ~ oul stooEs.
-" ns aad Fl c an tsnnes ~ Iemsn.. nov ~
10 ~ oo1*s VIC " saeet solalef@ asAof
pns ~ o. ouT mts,c p1ae e1 do ~ gou 'xss
osaons dss 70 III nto1s ae asaaeIs 1tH ~ 90
eossIvea tnas aoo1et aoos plensy Of ffo"<
ug1slng q Wen a. asaxlnE. ,,
Iaous1 I1. !. snF ea1IV nsa secured largo quAn~
Lty OF II Arn oa3e oc1oIe.
After srossing the EtowAh, We pro-
cseaea lho OIL battle, aud ceAins
npon tne enemya rear, ons adtsncs be-
s11cT .s'e5 :ss,. sse saa ssoand.d ns ~ .sst II
our u1aD Caononsd1ng "1s heard II intsE-
Th!A all along the u1ea. Ns1t day no pro-
cecdcd into rsuge OF hills and camped 1t
Burnt Hickory or HuntsTille, thro wing ont
4t~ %+fr5 SAI--
WLack1nE. sktrmishing with tho enemy's
rear was quite frequent, and ~ aAptused
Major, bearing dispatches. This ID net the
route to Atlanta; but Johnston had taken
this direction, and Thsmas and Schofiald
vere following lin around, whiis tho risht
wing WAS supposed to bs advancing Al1sg
the chord Of the arc Donb1e, trsb1s and
sometimes qn.druple tracks are necessary to
enable the troops 10 keep ulasscd together.
The long lines OF batteries, 2mbuiancts and
wagons, continually conrsrgfng .aad diyerg-
Ing. and meeting and crossin s, sometimes
produce great confusion and no little swear
ing. Those trains are most fortunats who
TO Wend their dubiou1 ways through ths
woods, ffide, orchards, gardens sr any where
t. Keep with theiT respective commands
II may TO conn appear fanc!tul to wear the
cssps badges of ths various deslszated col
ors; but It Is Of great serEiee in cnahlins
.t@@ 'StM NV e4A4 eeAoe6aAS aolu4eA AIN LIZ
"czt-off" wagons to reach their appropriate
Commands. % ,..
Lie restrictions on pillefing hare become
nearly obsolete-perhaps partly from tho
unoeala9ie % iae. mat omcets o.,a ~ "sn
~ ~. eoidle1s preier frssh fou1srx -. -
st.t M porE EotTnh;,t4+na.ng n1t,+H th.s aM re a
~" ~ -ons1 nn.u e nHs h,-a ~. -
csicHs1a Ky aanI ,fI.S eo1s ut xSfs, .soe ~
~ ~ nr,,1 neana ~ snnno.t ~ n. ro1nen
srd chiidren whce. faabia rssfstsnc- sn3
fasrfn1 rerrnn'str.ncea 49, "a n;t;fniiS ~a;n
TIE sa1,ier sccs onIv !. d.intY ndJ;tfa: - III hIs
hard fara ani fhe ni1,re+ n ~ na-s..aritx :
m.n 5Ti,nsr fee1inps ;ntrrftra with his snn..
tjte -1Ns
Ts,Hf ncorr fh,nn S1no-vorth If nfnvfnb,.
co take, from one one honse' Al y 1ell r. 5nnltrT
nusn,itT ' of 'mol.s.es IN har1c1.. ~ dissn1.
ered a. ~ =. aai1a@ ra ~ h,1x W. s- utsGo sp.+
IL an5 thn contcnta t1owed ~. Tho f1nnr T., ths
danth Of ~ fanr ;nrhe. vhst TI,t Nj nnnr .n3 - no. ~.
1.sses hass nresa,tad - mn,'s1 ~ n,1rsara,,e.
~ crown v151 tbe nn,sssaa t,raia' XttIa 7;@
-. ~ 11t.n +-,3s ~ nsanae s. a.u s IL
~. maa -. ds ons u t3:
Gne tyos a9n ~ ~ s1o" ~ gov 'po n'oo VI LIS
e'ars ~ @ e.Gei.
.,a - eas " eaess A s1uss % 1ese ~ taaaa!s, aa,
ana sa!td ~ nc % same nlne psoc41o aae necessal5
n.1 .oI1asi9g p@r1'es ,s nn2 ~ God!ecs, gl1e r.
csIp.s 1of. 6aa aistf1oate Wa&t maJ oe r
9utea "a t9I @ tne snppolt, o. tn1 a.m5 IN aeus.
tau, Iaou - tno lcuaeeo tAa9n. T. ~ ".; az lsss
!eavne o1f pfeca1ous Da&o OF sappAes On
the ktowa1. such course fs aoaol1telJ ne
ceasatJ. This is authorized by obstinate
presslng-ahat IL reckless and tnd1scr1m1nAse
pil!hge.
4 great deal Of unnecessary, c1rcnlton1
il Snxrx In w&I zIn4