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THEY NEED NOT WONDER.

The rising ct the public pulse, and the
growing evaporation Of the public rulud
in view Of events connected with the
rebellion and tile war, have excited
the wonder Of numerous disciples Of
the semi secession school in the North.
They neet not stare, nor give utterance to
exclamatiuns Of surprise. The process is
q natura1 one, and henceforth, as the utter
cause1essuess and wickedness Of the rebel
hon become more apparent, and the atroci-
lies Of those who aid and s5et that rebEl-
lien more shocking, the North will grow
more and more determined, more and more
enthusiastic, more 3n1 more aluyicldlng,
The day is not far distant when the Federal
Government will be compelled to yield to
the popular pressure for more active, cner-
getic and comprehensive measures, which
will have one Of two efects-to put an end
to the rebellion, or put an end to the reb-
els. For that let the restivc and impatient
wait, remembering all the while. what all
history will teach them, that the radical
purity in resolutions IL that tcAsch sesHs :!
Read history and wait. Man, to-day, is the
same as in lG49, 1GsS, 1771G and 176S. Learn
iron, these periods that what the world
calls conservatism" is, in troublesome
times, HI uncertain quantity, while thai
which is stigmatised as "lawlcss radical
ism" is rarely defeated Of its ends. Slavery
will be abolished. The rebellion will b
put down. The authority Of the Fedora
Government will be restored The traitor
viii be punished. All these things are III
appointed tasks Of the men now Oh I'll
stage. Let them take courage!
, 1862-06-07
The EnchantreSses--A Times SensA.
ton knocked In the Head.

tNt1ASspnuAtutE VI AuE AAltlSa0 4A4QAAo.J
BLooAIsGToN, June s, 1864
Seeing IN your issue of yesterday an article
copied from the Gin. Times II regard to Hal
1eck's order excluding all civilians, and the
cause Of said order, I take the liberty to give
you a few facts. There is an old saying, s*Giye
the devil his DUE" So say in regard to the
Miss IrWins. They have been the fair DAM
sells who have zurea the true patriot to per-
form deeds Of treason. Poor msu, he Is to be
pltied! Could not Withstand the ,tueinating
Miss 1rWins.
Any one would think these young ladies to
be, not only beautiful beyond description, but
to possess powers seldom given to any, Ger
tain indcseribable something, By the use Of
ously, the puIese hearted patriot into the most
despicab1e rebel
From my knowledge Of the young ladies, I
think they arc slightly oyer-estimated. Tint
they are rebels, every one. knows who
ever entered their household. There are
With two brothers in the rebel army con-
Etitute the family. The father who, according
| to the New 1ork Times, Owls the broad
acres," has been dead some years. The sisters
] are and always have been, outsp0ken in their
| views, telliHg everybody that visited them Of
the North The only truth contained in the
article, is that the house was the resort for oa1
officers to certain extent this Was true.
llwas curiosity, to most. to fud anything
| like civilization Oh the Tennessee River. Hers
WIS not only some passab1y educated femi
mines, but they were secesh, sang southern
sopgs, drank JEFF. Davis coffee, and while en-
tertaining you, told you every night the.
prayed for your overthrow. The nosqlty Q
The scene called good many there, and if the.
ever obtained any information it Was from
those who, like some Chicago correspondents
were ever ready to show them that they la
sympathisers III the North.
Tie author Of the article either never was i
Savannah or wrote what he knew to be false
for the purpose Of injur1ug one who is deare
to the Illinois soldiers than any other-t9o7
| Yatee II.
, 1862-06-07

must be done at least twice week, involving
some three days in each trip This does mol
embrace the cavalry, who send cut their own
ten teams, making from thirty to forty Wag-
ons at time. This is q dangerous duty;
Col. Coffee, with about 100 men, aud Stand
Waite with 400 Cherokees an haM % nreS1s'
which is on the border Of Indian Territory, u |
in Arkapsas west Of Bentouville. South Of |
tbese> Kaines has 1000 men near van buteu-
He has battery Of artillery also. These men a
divide into squads Of irom dozen 70 ~
till they find man, or party Of men less in
number than themselves, when they lire on
them, or seize and strip them.
4 few days ago at Mt. Vernon, town
| through which I passed day or TWO alter,
captain who had fallen 100 rods or SO
hebind hind his men was pierced with seven
| teen balls and buck shot, and that only mile
| or two from town where Col. Richardson has
a battalion Of State militia. About three
weeks ago wagon vas pounced upon IIom 2
| our train, robbed Gifts horses and left. This
was repeated day before yesterday upon the
| cavalry train, and four mules were taken.
"A train OF forage Waguns has just returned
from the vicinity Of the Neosho, the hot-bed
Of these s'jayhawks-" This was attended by
ninety i1tant5y ana atEy ea5aty nnans nonnG ,nI
| howitzer under conand of Lieut. Boorms,
one Of the best artillcrists In this section Of
tie army. These men chased some Jay
hawks'' and took twenty, whom they brought
in as prisoners, one OF whom WIS Col Yon
s1aenn, Pruseian,-the rascal, to light
protection.
Jayhawks, whom we despise, are not to be
| con1ounded with genuine Confederate sol
diers, for whom, as brave though mistaken
Ishmcslitee, sswhose hands ara against every
| MANI They are robbers like the banditti Of
, 1862-06-07

from the Lcaycnworth tKansas, Conservative,
June 41h-1
During the past three days Gen. Blunt has
been receiving intelligence, BY telegraph and
movement in ARKANSAS. It will be recollected
tEat Cos. Rector published, fc~ weeks ago,
q proclamation. declaring that Arkansas lid
received no protection from the Confederate
government, snd that she would hereafter rely
uI.on her own right arm. This pfaclanation
pGw and ridiculous attempt at seeding from
secession. It is nOw rendered certain that
Gov Rector was in dead earnest. The latest
advicee arc to the effect that his appea1 has
been responded 10 BY the people. b com
lining the remn mt of MrCuloch's old force,
hy Iudians, and by uew conscF1ptious, au army
Of twelve thousand men has been collected.
They have twenty-five pieces Of artillery.
The rebels are commanded BY Rains, Schau-
wait and Cot1ey. 1t WAS the purpose Of the
leaders to have this force at Fort Smith. ARK,
last Flid6y Inlay S0h.) From that point they
inland 10 move to CQwshiu Prairie, near the
line between Arkansas aud Missouri. C1w-
ssin Prairie is in Mcdonald county. the ex-
treme southwestern county OF Missouri. and
about sevtutyfve miles from Fprt Smith.
The country over which the rebels must nlar.h
il much broken and badly adapted for the rapid
movement nj troops.
!; This intellizerc ce, serious IS It is, need ere
att ru slnru1 IL kan=us. Tat commander Oi
this depart meut is the man of all others fol
the emergency. He has travelled over every
foot Of the ground. and knows thoroughly tht
tactics TO be used towards such foe. There
! art. still thousands OF troops in Kansas, well
| drilled and we'll armed there a1e at least tel
| I, glments in Missouri that can eaeily be con
I; ccnsrased at Fort Scntt. In artillery we ar,
+; peculiarly fortunate, having effective batterie
! and large number Of guns.
! Gen BluNt will omit no act necessary tt
| make our troops efficient
! By The evacuation Of Corinth the rehe
forces will be increased rather than 1imin
| lened. The soldiers OF Missouri, Texas au
Arkansas will naturally return to the yicinit
OF their o~n homes, determined to sare taet
although Beauregard retreat forever. An
they may be followed up the Arkansas BY th7
fe+t of gnnboata which is 80 severely presse
by Feote and Farragut.
In view Of these facts It will not be at a
I iniprohsble Il the border VAR lasts throug
Tie summer and the last aud most dcapersl
] cul.11icle '4ke plate on the soll where treAs0
first manifested her hellisa purposes.
, 1862-06-07
Down In Egypt.

PCLAsKI COUNTY, Ill, JUNO !, 1852.
Editors Chicsgo Tribune:
Although the people Of this end Of the
State have by no means generally seen the
new constitution, yet majority Of them will
vote for it. The ultra pro o-slavefy men regard
it as party measure. The Joncsboro Ga.stte
lately denounced two prominent members OF
that party because they dared publicly to e1-
press their objections to it. Its readers were
called upon to 'spot'' the men. Nor, is not
this too bad The members Of the eonyen-
tion were expected to amend the good old
constitution, under which we have grown
great. They offer us III its stead J. mass Of leg
islatiye enactments SO hagrnntly partizan that
generous minded Democrats cannot approve it
and because they will not, they art read ont
Of the party. Surely, these conventional leg
is1ators might have left something to the judg-
ment and discretion Of future legislative bod.
les; or did they suppose wisdom would die
with them?
Out upon their inhuman and selfish budget,
which would deprive all men Of the blessings
Of earth and ait who are guilty Of d skin moi
co1ored as their OVID, aud would give every
other State and people the advantage over u:
in the matter Of currency.
We hope you in the North VIII vote dow
t the proposed constitution By roueing majoH
| ties, and we in the South will do what ne can
EGYPT.