, 1862-08-23

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Attorney for Alexander, Franklin, William |
eop. johnson and saline counties, were ex-
amined and held at Cairo. Clammenson is
TenneEseean, and ran away some time since, |
hut afterwards came back, and continuing his
Hacker1 II Alexander, Is not known to have
belonged to the order, but has been looked
upon By his ne1ghbors with suspicion. He
since. but in some way fell out with the boys,
who have called the company the ssPhinips
Gusrds," In honor Of our staunch Republican I
.. Marshal for the Southern district. This
rs :. s!, rather =; l tough onen on my friend
one among the Boys. But The TACT is, there L
. blight on all those constitutional convention |
fellows. Everything that they to1ch withers,
and everything they taste turns to ashes on |
their lipe: And so mote it be With them all
The following are Ihe names Of the prison. |
ere brought up last night by the U. s. mar |
sba1, and now confined in Camp Butler.
P l.. Reedez, Chesterfield, Maconptn county,
Dr. Vim 2. Smith. Tataaroa. Perry county. |
va. Hainea, Perry county.
Bedford Furman. Perry county.
Dr.-Ross, Perry county.
H. " New1and franklin conutg. 4
Dr.. 1erael blanchard jackson county.
from Virginia).
These fellows are all leading nen in their
respective counties.
brig. Gen. Geo. ". Wall WAS not arrested.
He addressed E. G. c. Democratic conven-
tion IN !. bis county, fes days since; but the
up politically as to be ''too small potatoes''
to do any mischief. Wall has gone under out
Of sight. He lectured before the sInvincible
Club' OF your city, some time ago, and WAS
one on Z Of tne general lecturers Tor the concern.
and let his light shine to the utmost of hia
ability. Good bye, George.
The Bloomington Times Office, secesh pa
Per, was gutted yesterday, flung into the river
and burned: The people would have hanged
the editor, if they had caught him- lie took
the oath, and after he had taken it, esid he
| would not regard it. This so enragea the peo-
| pie that he was compelled to fT for his life.
| The governor has just Issued approximation
on the suhject Of sending. vegetables to the
will meet with hearty response from the
| public. The governor Is leaving no stone M
turned, so far as the condition Of our troops
in The field is concerned. He1eceived 8 highly
complimentary e1a and md fiat fatteEing dispatch from
"Secesh" IN Springfield getting els4red Out
| IUlunteeTing-Et6orts to Ereayst En!ist0tents-
Secret Societies to Pfeput Drafting in the State
-Maj- Robb and the condition Of our Troops
/ IN tie Fie{d-Cu{. 0rme's ReGinae7st
SPRINGFIELD, August 20, 1862.
| The "secesh" are getting pretty well
cleaned out here. They have been rather
bold, but q few Of them having gotten well
"dreEsed down" the balance have skcdaddled
or concluded to shut up their reasonable
| n1f17fhE FasfAr3av a I-ad
| JEFF. Davis brawler at the American House,
and caused another fellow, named Harnden,
bitter Democratic braWler, to beat very
hasty and igEominious retreat To-day 8
store-keeper knocked down soldier in his
store, for some slight cause political opinion,
understand, Wherenpon the comrades OF the
vulunteer gathered in large numbers, and II
was With difficulty the southern sympahtizss's
establishment Was saVed from destruction
volunteering ID not quite SO brisk in thlf
vicinity, but companies continue to be re
trnor continues to receive applications for tht
! formation Of new ones. The Irish compa
MES do not come forward promptly. Mor
have reported for Col Snowhook than for an,
other party engaged IN raising Irish regiments
From Appearances fear that scarcely nor,
$ than one Irish regiment will be raised in tn
State
t There is desperate and persistent effor
being made on the part Of leading old Damo
t cratic politicians of the JEFF. Davis stripe, al
e over the State. to prevent entistments, [ hea
I this from gil quarters Of the State, north AMI
I. ! south, in Chicago us well as in the neighbor
e hood OF Cairo, IN Springfield, Quincy, Bloom
: iDgton and other places. Gentlemen raisin
4 regiments in nearly a1l these places have con
Is planned Of it. SAY one or two letters fro1
q Southern Illinois to-day giving names, place
y Of meeting, ETC., Of men who are banded tt
h gether and have procured arms to prevent th
Le draft. The Letters also add that the project {
g. these men In this State moving South j
% sqauds ard joining JEFF Davis army was di
1t that there were 10000 @ <. G. C.'s In Il
n State. who were banded together and Won]
resist the draft to the death. 7 also saw
r, letter from lady In southern Illinois to tt
a Effect tlat when the volunteers all left tn
N part cf the State the lives Of the people th
le ! remain would need State protection. Sever
Eh counties have petitioned the governor f
1g leave to raise home guards to protect ther
1e selves from mea who hold midnight meeting
Ct and are on oath bound to aid Il
be southern confederacy in every possible wa
n can assure you that this statement Of II
ID condition Of affairs in various southern cou
is ties is BY no means oyercharged.
SC Major Thos. ?. Robb Of eyour city, has bet
ng sanitary condition Of the Illinois troops in ii
;B- field in the West Hesends home much VI
90 liable information, and understand has be-
u most indefatigable in the discharge of
ed arduous duties. On the 26th Of July the
Of were eixty-four sick Illinois soldiers in t
d. general hospital at Jackson, Tenn, "
OF send you in my next one or two Of Maj
u Robb's reports to the governor. They 9
he interesting and SHOULD be published.
or met ". ". Orme, esq, late OF the co
i'll stitutionM convention, but now Col Orme
ee, the Bloomington regiment Col. Orme,
lie have no doubt, will make a galanta and wort
le- officer. He is made Of the right kind of stu
Orme made very great mistake in advocati
est the late and justly odious new sonstitutic
mt under cover Of which the Z. 6. C.'s intend
he to block the war in his State and turn Son1
Of | ern Illinois at least, +" bound hand and fool
ng over to JEFF. Davis. The colonel saw his err
and FASTENED to redeem himself W
tie people BY going in to fight the battles
I'VE his country. hear of other members dol
Of the eame-Vandeveer Of Christian. "a hi
ent county for 6ecesb, } and Others. There II
led | come in the convention who have not t
of pluck nor inclination to go and do GkeWi
q ard so for them there is no political sal
ard | tiop.
ted The field officers of Col Orme's regim
rse arc ". ". Ormc, Colonel; John McNul
3ut Lieut.. Colonel; R. Z. Laughlin, Ma]ori
m Burr, Adjutant.
md The captains are: 4. 7. Br;scoe, John
600 Routt, a. Walden, j. C. Bnrch, 4. Buck
ed | Jas c. Mcfarland, John franklin, Geo.
run Brown, VIM. q. Mann, Joe. Orme.
ex- Mclean county has thus far raised 5,
men, $500 on the first call, and 200 on
! as late call Of the government. This is dc
ter nobly, indeed.