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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-28

one hundred and twenty thousand. They
give the number and position Of these ar
mics as follows:
Army OF the Cumberland. commanded
by Gen. Scho6eld, quartered at Decatur.
twenty to thirty thousand strong.
Army Of Mississippi, commanded by
Gen. Smith. at East Point. twenty to thir-
ty thousand strong.
Army Of Tennessee. commanded BY Gen.
Thomas. quartered in. Atlanta, FIFTY to six
ty thousand strong.
They report that Sherman is now run
ming eight trains daily to and from Chatta-
nooga. Already many warehouses ia the
city are filed with commissary, quarter
master and ordnance stores, and the inn
mense railroad passenger depot is so cram
med with them that the trains are discharg-
ed outside OF the house. Before the ten
days armice is over Atlanta will be full to
repletion Of the military stores Of all kinds.
The Macon Inielligencer says: The en-
envy has deliberately established a military
camp and despotism in Atlanta. Sherman
occupies as army Headquarters. Judge Lv-
ems house, Howard is in Herring's house.
and Major Beckwith. the Chief Commits
sary, occupies James Clarke's premises.
They are accommodating immense stores,
and evidently intend to make depot in
Atlanta. whence they will operate with nne
OF the most formidable armies we have vet
encountered. To prevent il from being
destructive. as they promise. il is our du-
" to hsrrass their rear and make the line
Of communication un.enabls. This can be
done BY dashing and daring commands.
constantly cutting the road aud des,royin
the means Of Transportation.
But. ifa few weeks Of unmnlested con-
II lnication is permitted to the energetic
and industrious General who now eccupies
Atlanta, he will be in Z garrison where he
can not only defy assault. but where he will
have subsistence TO support him Tor many
msHths. Then. from his impenetrable for .
tress he can laugh at eur attempts To isolate
him FROM the North.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-28
PROM RICHMOND.

Richmond, Sept. 2o.-A Gag Of truce
boat arrived al Varina at noon TODAY. hav-
ing Oh beard one thousand wounded Cua-
iederate prisoners. including Gen. Walker
and twenty i've other officers.
Richmond. Sept. 2i.-Six hundred re.
turned prisoners reached tins city TO- night
at o'cIock. A large crowd Of ladies as
sembled at the wharf TO greet them. but
mostly dispersed before the arrival OF the
steamer. which was detained on account vf
distractions aud low tide. The men are
in excellent spirits. Four hundred more
prisoners will be brought up io-morro~.
A dispatch from Gen. Lee Gays General
Early reports that On the morning VI the
10Th the enemy advanced on Winchester.
near which place he met the attack. which
was resisted from early in The day I'LL near
night. when he was compelled to retire.
After night he Tell back 10 Fishers Hill.
Our loss reported severe.
GsAs. Rodes and Goodwin were killed
while nobly doing their duty.
We lost three pieces of artillery. Oar
trans and supplies were brought ID SAFE
". Unofficial reports say Early has fallen
back to Strasburg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-09-28

The Macon Confederate Of the 18th says
The first train OF Atlanta exiles arrived
yesterday morning. They we're robbed Of
all their household furniture, jewels and
slaves before being sent into our lines.
Among them is the lady Of Judge Lyons.
Sherman called upon her in person. and
stated that he wanted her house for hi
headquarters; that il she would leave her
furniture he would take care Of il. and see
that she GOT il all back. He expressed re-
greet At not meeting the Judge, and kindly
advised her not 70 stop at Griffin, Milledge-
vile Or Augusta, As his army would soon
hold those places. and subject her 10 fur
Their annoyance.
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Further fren the Fight in the Valley.

Lynehburg. Sept. aa.-Thr rirginna
has report Of the eight in the Valley on
Monday, which Is represented 10 have been
one Of great severity. II ocsurred on the
Berryville road, two miles below Win
chester. In the early par, Of the engage
mrnt u il said TO have gone decidedly ia
our favor, but flank movement ~ the eu-
.emy's cavalry nrcessitatrd retr"gaie
movement on the par, Of our force, which
VAS perfected in an orderly manner. With.
out hurry or Confusion. he poiat 10
which onr army fell back j. Fishers Hill,
this SIDE Of Strasburg. and is said u be
very strong one. The losses on both side,
are very severe. Enormous OH the part Of
the enemy. Gen. n. Fltz. Lee. and York,
.of Louisiana, are wounded. The latter
losing an arm. the former net believed TO
be dangerous. Gen. Rodes was killed
whilst selecting position for artillery 70
OIL gap in our lines. A shot struck be
hind the earand passed through his (Rodes
head, causing death In few minutes. All
advantage is on our side except loss OF
ground. The enemy i believed to have
numbered forty thousand. and u IS report
ed Grant was in command.
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our army from crossing that stream. Mean
while, our troops have captured over 1905
prisoners and inflicted a succession of
punishments upon the Yankees which have
kept them in state Of wholesome dread.
Mosby, ever on the alert. has burnt trains.
Of wagons, captured horses and mules. and
ambushed and killed many Of the enemy.
Early has no fear of Sheridan, and the CD.
ject Of his late advance may have been 10.
offer battle. which. judging from past Incl
dents Of the campaign. will hardly be ac-
cepted. On the contrary, we expect to-
hear OF the enemy's retreat, as usual, 10
Harper's Ferry. and perhaps acrsss the Po-
t0mac.
The Yankees continue their outrayes
upon the people VI the Valley, and will
doubtless Keep them up so long as they are
permitted to remain. They not only burn
private dwellings. but mills and storshsu.
ses. and steal Or destroy everything that
can sustain life. They burnt three mills
last Friday night. Rich. Di,patel, lsA.
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suffering and distress exists in the city,
the general condition OF which is repre-
scented as being terrible. The citizens
who come South are not permitted to bring
any household stuff Of any consequence.
the quantity being very limited, whilst
those who have chosen to 60 North carry
what they wish.
We learn that Sherman's order has been
extended to all the towns and villages in
the military occupation Of the Yankee ar
my. Thus he is determined to depopulate
and desolate the country in his rear. The
people in the villages and towns along the
State road being thus subjected to the bar
barous commands Of expatriation. will soon
be in our midst or else be sent North. either
of which conditions mustbe great calami-
ty to them in the present condition Of the
country.
This expatriation policy Of Sherman
merits the condemnation of civilized ma
tions. II is the very summit of brutality.
and could only have been invented BY a
fiend whose soul is stamped with the devils
own hideous image. In it, we see revived
the most barbaross principle Of war that
has ever disgraced the most uncisilized
nations Of earth. together with his favorite
principle. that des.ructiss and annihilation
IS the object or war. The barbarism is
perpetrated with the Geld hearted purpose
and action Of an sxecationer.
IntsRgmeer
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The Gsldsberou.h State Journal says:
" We learn srem number of sources that
Yellow Fever prevails to considerable ex-
tent in Neubern. Our information is Of
such a character a. to remove all doubt
from eur mind on the subject. We first
heard the runner nearly two weeks age. but
did not credit il. sad let il pass as ru-
NOR.
The number sf deaths daily is sad to be
from twenty 70 fsrty. aud lhe amber in
creases. The yeIlsx fever has visited
Newbern befare. bat il is many years since
--in 1911 we think.
The State Journal has also the following
items The third fag Of truce. under the
command Of Capt. Il. +. Pulghum. Aitl-te-
camp TO Gen. Baker, left Kinston Tor the
Yankee lines yesterday morning. with thir-
ty to forty persons goin. North. We I'M
derstand that this is the last dag that will
be sent. and but for the railroad accident
which happened the eve Of the departure
Of the last flag and which delayed num-
Der Of persons on their way 70 20 BY that
flag, this one would not have been sent.
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II is now positively certain that General
Beauregard has been assigned to the army
Of Tennessee, and that he has gone On %
take the command, which he has reached
ere this. President Davis is, also there,
and, as will be seen from our kilograms,
we have good reason to expect most cheer
ing news from that quarter.
Daily Confederate.
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sHgRxAs's ARMY IN ATLANTA.

The Macon Telegraph says: Gentlemen
from Atlanta. cool, vbseryant and reliable.
and ~hs nave enjoyed " several days Obj
servstion aud inquiry since the eacmy oc-
cupied the place, report the force Of Sher-
man new there consists Or three distinct
armies, divided int ten army corps, aud
embracing altogether strength Of nearly
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NORTHERN NEWS.

Richmond. Sept. if0.--The Cineidnsti
correspondent Of the chicago fines say.
vallandigham has 40 intention Of an, rev.
stationary measures regarding heCIcllan's
letter. He is not IN favor Of another con
,entivn or nominatlon. but would like an
eHplanatisn on some points Of the lettsr.
lie refuses TO take The stamp.
Grant has gone 10 Washington.
Butler has gone 10 Fortress Monroe 10
recruit his health.
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GENERAL POLK.

The New York Church Journal. the
leading Episcopal paper ia the North,
makes The annexed remarks in regard to
the late Bishop Polk:
We would rather--now that Death has
closed the account--rscall the earlier days;
when the many nobleyraits Of his person''
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STALL Pox.-Abeut City cases Of this
loathsome disease are said to have occur
red in Yanceyvills and its vicinity. IL il
mostly confined to negroes. Only three or
four deaths have resulted from il.
Milton CHRONICLE.