True Democrat., 1862-12-10

prlSc us much, DEt Te were Glrpribc0 J0 near oi | their having bought Knox Walker. TAo latter was Colonol in oar army, fought hravely at Belmont, aad was looked upoa 45 a brave man and true.
 The abolitionists arc sending |. no~ groos into Pennsylvania to work n the coal mines.
 - Butler lAo Beast has fitted V? three oi the cotton press warehouses fn New Orlsans a$ prisons for females. All over sixteen years oI age, who refuse to ,ake the. oatL, ;ro to bc sent there and made 10 -@fAsl and ia4..J lyr hi5 s0' liers the black brigade included.
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 The War on the Western Frontier.
 Cylreerond,ncs st Louis NIul.ican.
 Q54eE IaG.Eo, NE44 C2os5 LIolLona, ARK.
 Oc,5Aa y, 1892 Tracing ba as ocrrre of events ;Ia iava ts1u4 thc army o tno rouIlr tp ti's popf Uitii c z" sron.ef your correspondent takes 'al iAG tl. t. o@E d aa) 4Go men Nil two ecee c artillery i4 ca t ,leoNie, to attack enemy wrc To berci to o Vo strong, at New t0lia distant ii miles, h:itI hetst t.e canon ad:ng he moved M bTis nul fiat ~ Cu F .tr, t9Had t ts <, fali9 1sc,. o '' i-j " {. m & , l , MY captured U!5n A:5 a.t.a. with two t1 a attasA- e tlla plrsu.- enemy ani checked tj-ir '-l iFaate iI time, ut VT 9leai v letrt2 .-en '' M Io- bUl fortunately Gsi. J. II. a.! wa Gt Hi, " Ai:'ia C a}niet ty lA-Et jlics 5ian, EirIF,t "1 e s i5rie1 pariac cslcs, gne5iy a5 Gt G5 l.aIt asi et.ned te enemy ,snoaI ;cI t:-o cf ts.I ls c.esSei ter advance uni! t.3 te.,d tc7 M x t sIoni,i 1t t tler escape int tae O1is and hQl ling the Had Ii night and thel quietly moved as i've mics Sro1.n pro and byouacaoo, eiectii. t e.eVa ,ho AM cy s s aor- ing. When morning laae, ti3c tf M of GtneA a.faon ,neXtrIcablo ccias!on- ir 2: nhisei! 'ta ';.o h,nt before etUruci to S-tcuVia tArIe loaH@ i- .t to move back to tie oi camp ia coiiecs 6e tase.7, much he chsern of Colonel li3is ad Cioae Y eci7s brave coalAuGs. IL Nis en il-'tttci ttIhr nhAouf plan concert ot a"on. .t resulted ' oufly 10 n'i .orccs. + was made H 5 -i, n Faint'A M orG. Ii'e asestcr ported ~ Gau. Scucni on t'o moved from SIrinsHt 3 iee York, "aJ nr rd-l 1.sN14 aad arrived htWt 4iA, acting in IT Hii Gter5i Iiunts Hausa) ta haie Endtr sEe comm hI gl General scl-.rll a' di it oi e .. ct i.e ,i' N. only m lime t fO4reulrd ot tnA rc-N Ia'It{d4 his brigade ia.ael ay Colonel Aa. S 'c , ilt+ .7 and Colonel ihil! si. al t.''a -il :! -r i'iJai tain Aoait1ers ras ordered to l.uteue ,He.4.
 r, vlch Jto enemy Al treorT A-Fo rans,a t.tf- toaa, over hills, tiIocl N-;.eyar v FiHr'-. h"ee " 1 Huntsville into B.-tan 1aountaus.
 I!.o road side Inufet ly sc'ftcr<a er3t' ''.aHsts coats, dlad iorsas nl iital.s Ni.a wv hu..Fat si .4. t.o..a ..,yc |, Iipt " ca4s-e s tlus, anl l.sqacart MA Io t,ol 14 s.- n..s m t!o laonEta.4s Ja1h ccld 4 .5 .-e+at-'i-- '45 pGT-u.; went oa, ith l, i4--g'n ' ier '',h ',.a ot alaa,s directly forward, but -7inoriui s o.t -ots
 Ast souL1 aiI rcrsf, t-e ysr5lJ cyUse ~ l ,r. g rt reulrIgl
 ery aas drawn up me t (ei ..." +!''..' " 't '-'' s.lej by tho man 1T tNeatyioH t.t' i-e i.'t.-.s kcs te olyn ag ina in~a "tat a l4os 'o- .- Il all vas borne without rIgsi4.r
 rne story of tlls lr -adic' srrso1 Hr cH roa h1 s counter a,t h the c,ituling If e M epsHg wy l.at ] We'll !l lIo1eat-- -H41nt iEht W -rrs!l to Ca.oae Ia.l -t Ae~Fcus a. a't d " Bur- 9s.i a@ M i git i M w tst7 ~ .e ,i-iy putting on hg.d fat. t.@y i''" '.-'' lY' -7 H. surrendered aa3 tit Vi fn"t !.iT" '' e N tiose co5I irtv ncn. H' tga il.- ~" ras TiHrilN /! arrow tyoI h ''un 7" @-'@E eN ti5 I.4 " is hiz o'G figtis ia 'o"i soSttF " @" &' 'itFe sal4sr as ha was > Srles= tie.i a. T " .ni.faay | In suutise-t As.ouI ani t..- i. Ai .as-s 10 more men c.,. T.e toces oatsis '@ dtf,n oe. A | of tla unloA ih.l- i.n4 tl4.N II ... t N and taken s5uth, ,o t!tra.a I9N"iE i,t '"' "' wv children. in t'e y.i-y fl i'"r-~rti:e Mi t1I iaa:J union .rmIics whore a'.slfu&s .s .d 'tot -fe ein the Ist ArHanaas ctrt:g shi ia t- "1'd'r. a~ of ,feln had moi heard from e'i ct.or ir ill+
 n s,u:c cases ti.e rtas!> with .' Ia.aen. .ni q ciy worthy o s,yaE2s iihi rspored i a..h A'i.i " escape Missouri Inc wontE an eiif.h s sd ir 'nr 1 r3uI on heari@s ol oat '" v~Ii-' at! w 'l
 pleasure ot welcome m tio a''.iI" si. ''' N'n''' tf i3y o the meeting o fnt.lt5 ~l15i-i ec ,ta.. 4if " q ~ earT 't rndptt l,o.-il, to ce-ne vt. roaeen treted tlees, dy.3ti in tie vicinity o tl" io!' '' Cooper, vit his cf2i2l eo!nni4' if7n t.h' IVY AfI ka,saa riSe-, n t!4e !."a tdi'i|. hI''s F l'.'". hv General Blunt, php attacked isi1 htr nH'4r aAI captured his artiIleiE -.l hi.'a' q .r.- ma luke. Parsons and naaiee, z aie o" 'et q. i'u ,ttN led E -i, Ilii t' Tot.ns srd OeEera H'ison.' t'Fs2hr +s'i.d as. p,- Rains with abcut ioul thanstnd ll"f ltlt -} AIe vile Mui5.rry mountain tifyAFe I.es 'oiii. 4.5 ~ that place, ard ie iaace q ht lttt f'F-a H 4ite river. toaard c.asE.v!t-
 Aii reports rea s;.a ,o ca,aay are nraa-'r inaI4d without suf.oont costn@ or .od aaj hiuE o tAa'a .aref,oel co4tlesa aa1 latiass Iae cof- A4ye i-.a EqIt in tha rear. and Hcrl 13uaj o iu .ns nuon rntn are not trusted with irs. i.:.lLty -1-. A ait ty l,eapir thgin fir r5n tlc f, ut ltte% " t n Escape
 Co.lles real cyuuia Ee!acei :a alaNt l'a lnttd men It reported at Ie a> move iaeN ito 'i-f1 r iris ricn reiusd 'ar to cater F t,n3'rate servca being dalude! into i3"ing il uaitr t'e tins precnso tlst they we'9 o sh' f 'if " l n ad haf t9 Iehakrn out o Ais.Yur. Rains sluo- htt Fly l7ucnHn ly CoGaa and h men 9r noi moving .h' nA7nii N tis time he wss caiapeG &5 stos b'@"R ~tu-e se a tIt at pcYceyiie 9t day ar leaving Her taaA M Nt' M called Rains Uii t-F N4Gi is iH ti ' 'o" ' l.I7 -oui-Ses Ean4 hat5 are eaia .o be n!nll AiF1F1"A' 1 k aot drunk much more than I9tf tae tim'
 We are HOW encampei Gross iio9ns Nsace spring, three aiies from it. The army 5 E G.'i taith and 10 an exceilent state Of efficiency II x ~ 1h rrtti tt troops would not take lessons from 5a iaT to rcsrect the -hs Of citizens Burnt ieHce punGcrad houses and deya.tcd iTos aik 'Ge lI' {" oNf "ilnes rebels do net deyasat la property of union men so nEch our troops do
 Your correspondent part o2 i' !iaa vih dcnorol ErowI's brigade of cavalry who a~@ga m iia asnco. i;t i.e desires to l5 distinctly unlersaal tt v the nr:enae gained with to e energy anl r37 ;r4n in tbs briGlde. who seem to have btoh 7oe p without inc material that knor ttGue hunger or co.l; Hho foP as sounGiy wrapped h blanket yiuS gn te trnind beside t cir iorse5 t.ggi Wa5 dpNny bets ant dine Wl ta i. n relish iron. sian ol alt hurnt ,aet as .ouah t was one of sam dachs N. l3 Planters ao dnners. he (your correspondent ha7 10 oes,Fe to become d"etE fnroon lie prels tue infantry vice, %t5 the cjju- C4l au.i ulatsInal cunl, ts thrown in.
 Tonight ilcafliy moves to rSygtiefle LooN on' 'of In 7ru4r ut gcd tue Importance of giving Gen. einfeiI lie ooanaud o< a the troops in tie southwest Ii has been dono and titt days tie enemy have been driven from Missouri and era h,2tins their way acra Boston mountains followed by wei c:ganzcd and well commanded alny OGCAaiONAi.
 The New Yorb Times haa al article on Generals and .i.eir rank. ltsays
 The Aianr Generals or hc Confederate ormysarc rols anu StoncNaj Jec w2 ods this Hhk stands at some distance from the head Of the is E5th L"nsatett and A. Hill lis seniors in IaNE v II ba true that General Joseph John has recovered irlNl tue severe wounds he received Pair oals suB4ictv to ao" hin to take inc field fairly ulI4Gsiant tiia tho rsbel canpaign If invasion will be really directed in tta sEp:tne resort by his que keen, ndderin5 intellect an H- tect as fertile in a lis Wl isswitt to eXecr-e what his judgment has determined. Ne have 10 more formidable enemy of conspicuous officer Gen EeaGre@atd Eo iEe c1- rand of the department South Clrclrn nEd Ueor; in dtcs we isg renali the presence in that department q 10 and may either progn sefi ous attempt .jct from positions at Hilton fIta4I and Beaufort slow flat tie rebels iicpate Vrolous .frt at the reduction of Charleston and Savannah u sets at rest also foolish Nch ,nVe ten current oi Gen Daau,arrds withdrawal fror tie southeFp service The frt i'd regard him believe to be that o ia5 sim ply ee at the cgras Alabama recruiting his stTenath; IDaired by that lclcs.e western caian n Niilcsi Gen. Haleck did not capnre ii' nor destroy hi' army
 ..--sors -esS-v~,------ The Southern Field and Preside recolumaAds tur- 1nerg to commence p-hug their latteuiug Aoga with meas new corn etc Tay on each of them |; pound