, 1862-08-01
GU IT. bsHEEA FYEYT
The Rebel Policy of the War.
The Loyal War Upon the
Mafaud1ers.

The Washington Republican of the Goth says
that the citizens along the Rappahannack and
f1nkatank rivers IRE represented to be in
great conste1nation, especially those who re-
oath Of allegiance to this government Ma-
randing parties Of rebel cavalry are said to be
making their appearance at times in their Vi
c!nltles, and impressing citizens into the ser
Vice OF the rebel government, The alarm Is
SO great that large numbers Of men sleep
nlghfty In boats ont In the stream, in order to
prevent being surprised and captured. Rebel
oatfages are beginning to be perpetrated in
the vicinity Of Alexandria and Washington
City. 4 lev nights ago, party Of rebels
appeared In the neighborhood OF Falls Church
and impressed aad carried off the horses Of
loyal farmers.
On Friday last body Of Union soldiers
dating in the country some fifteen miles back
Of Henderson, Ky- They Immediately started
fn pursuit Of them, and suddenly came upon
them Just IS they we're in the set Of hanging
Union Inan- They had the rope around the
neck Of the Union citizen and one end OF it
thrown over the limb Of tree, and vera Just
in the act Of drawing the man up when they
were surprised, Two Of them4 who seemed
to have charge Of the rope and the arrange
ments 1or the hanging, were captured. The
rest Of the gang escaped by taking to the
hnEhes. The Two captured villains vera put
the steamer Grey Eagle.
Information has been received that a
large force Of guerll1as from Arkansas have
entered the State in Howell and Ozark coun-
ties. They are under Coleman, Mcbride and
Hawthorne, and Union men from these coun-
ties, as well as Texas, Wright, and parts OF
Pulaski, are fleeing towards Lebanon. SPRING
field and Rolls TOR protection.
We learn from the New Albany Ledger,
that q rebel EnTnnSPf7 tn a pnpr111a efop.
ped into crowd Of Union men at Bon Har-
bor Oh Friday last aud commenced . TRADE
Of abuse against all Union men. Several sol
diefs we're standing near, when an old man
ore Of them, seized his gun and shot the rebel
through the head, cutting out both eyes.
= The Louisville Journal says quite an as
sortn1ent Of rebels, some OF them guersl}as,
were brought up yesterday by the Big Grey
Eagle from Hawesville, OwehsboTo, HendeS-
son, and below Henderson, We are told that
few Of the prisoners are men Of considers
BILE Tealth. In many places it has been mat-
ter of complaint that the rich rebel prisoners
| find no difficulty in getting released, whilst
the poor ones are kept in Confinement We
! are entirely confident th3t no reason or pre-
text for such complaint will be given here.
| The Wheeling Iate0igencer of the 29th
| learns that arrangements ara being made to
| organize sufficient force to prevent the ex
| pected raid unon Parkersburg- Several young
! men Of Parkersbur, known to be rebels, have
| recently left that place, 1t is believed with {
view OF joining the Moccasia Rangers. Who's
| numbers are Constantly increasing. The gu
| eriIlas are becoming very bold and saucy, ant
there is every reason to anticipate that they
design making raid upon the border
The Louisville Journal Of the 2st'
gives the stirring order of Col
Moro, at Henderson, upon KentuckiAn
| to protect their homes and no longe
to be dependent upon men from other States
and Judge Yeanlan speaks plainly TO the Sc
cesslonists and their s. ympathizers. The spin
Of Western Kentucky is at length aroused
The fol1o~lug is the order:
HEApQUAR1ERs. HETDERaoN. KF.,l
July 46, 1862.
To the Southern Rights men Of Henderson, Di
yiees, Hopkins aid Onion counties:
Ton are suspected, whether Justly Or not, Wit
sympathy with band Of gnerillas that are infes
ing yonr countless numbering the citizens, destro,
1ng their property ana imptisonlng their person!
i snch is not The tact say so' and take your pos
men, OF act in your OTn way. to put them dowa
eoaaties from thsrnia that threatens iheif psrso1
VIII ron not do it? The responsibility 1ests Wit
you. I promise fall protection OF persons az
property 10 all who viii aid ns in driving from 0,
Gte,a blood Of the people:
Then. Kentuckiana, rallyl No longer trust I
men Of other States to protect your homes. Gu
your meetings and arrange for your own eafet
The crisis demands prompt action.
? Coz. F. Mono, Commander Of Post.
From the officers Of the Big Grey Eagl
which arrived yestcrday from Henderson. 50,
the New Albany Ledyer Of the 2Sth, ne lear
that everything vas quiet at Hawesvl1le ye
tetday. The town was guarded BY the hon
guards, who had threwn out pickets, and keE
constantly on the alert to prevent surprise b
the grernlas. 4 gentleman living in th
i ncighborhood Of Ye1sington, Dariess county
KY, which town is Eitnated abou. five mile
back from the Ohio, River, on 8 line almoz
: opposite Rockport, Indiana, informs Us tha
the guerilas are organizing sone six or eigt
;; miles south Of that place, and already numos
Dear 100. It Vas this gang which made til
Threatening demonstrations On Hawesyill'
They are well arnled, and have good horses.