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The Daily Dispatch: November 5, 1862., [Electronic resource], Andy Johnson's family. (search)
Andy Johnson's family. --A letter from Nashville, on the 15th ult., announce the arrival of the wife and family of "Gov." Andy Johnson. She is new "the mistress of the elegant mansion formerly occupied by the late Ex-Gov. Aaron V. Brown, once Postmaster General of the United States."
The Daily Dispatch: November 5, 1862., [Electronic resource], From the South. (search)
would be closed in ten minutes. A gentleman just from New Orleans explodes this Yankee lie. He informs us that Strong went to the Church after services had commenced, having at his heels a guard of soldiers with fixed bayonets. He walked in at the head of his soldiers, and proceeded immediately to eject the congregation and close the Church. The Chattanooga Rebel, of Tuesday, has the following about an expected collision between the Confederate and State authorities in Georgia: Gov. Brown, of Georgia, has again come in conflict with Confederate authority by the action of the Superintendent of the Western and Atlantic Railroad, in refusing transportation for some fifty barrels of whiskey, in accordance with a proclamation of the Governor in relation thereto. We understand that an agent is on the way to Georgia to take possession of this road for the enforcement of this transportation, as well as for other purposes. We await the issue with some curiosity, if things are as w