Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-23
LATEST NEWS !.
The War!
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NORTHERN NEWS.


Governor Hicks were to-day to ask
the aid OF military force, to pro
tect the agents Of the State in,
eilrdliments for the draft
in certain counties of Maryland. =
The enroilments have been COM
pleted in al the State except the
southern counties Of the western
shore. where the secesaonists have
destroyed the partially completed
enrolment lists and drove the OFF,
GERS onfof their COMMITTEES.
The request has been granted,
and the secession coantiesof Mary
land will be forced to submit tofhe
law.
CINcINNArI, Oct. S.-The Ind
annapolis correspondence the Gin
,cinnati Commercial says the cop
peFhcads of Hartford, Blaekford
county, collected on Monday and
forclbiy resisted the draft. They
destroyed the ballot-b9x and en-
rolling papers, and either forced or
scared the commissioners and Pro
vost Marshal to resign. They
claimed to have two hundred men
armed, and SAID they were detefn-
ined to resist the draft st all haz-
ards. They denounced the Gov
er'lment and all those attempting
tosustain It. A battalion Of the
third Indiana regiment was ordered
to Hartford, which viii enforce the
draft and arrest the ring-leaders in
this disgraeefal proceeding.
W AsIuNGToN, Oct. 8.-The sec
ond edition Of the Washington
Star of last. evening states that it
is currently reported that General
B;,nks will succeed Mr. Stanton
as Secretary OF War, and that
Gen. Halieck returns to his old
commend in the West; that the
command of McClellan,s armywili
be given to Gen. Hooker, and that
Mcclellan viii succeed Gen. Hal
leck.
/ CHATTANOOGA, Oct. IA gen.
tleman through from Franklin,
KY, states that he read the Louis
vile Journal of the tenth in which
was the following: A battle &C.
curred.st Perryville yesterday ever
which Kentucky viii NOUN for
many years. Federal loss TWEEN
TY-FINE THOUSAND t25, 000)
in killed, wounded ard missing.
Prentice says that it was a
drawn battle.
RICHMOND, Oct. 16.-The New
York Herald Of the 14th is re-
ceived. First page filed with
Democratic meeting at Cooper IN
stitute.
Horace f. Clark, Horatio Sey.
mour, John Van Buren, and Rich
ard 6. German were the speakers
on the occasion -
! Resolutions adopted III favor OF
the prosecution of the war, but
insisting on the f1lfllment, by the,
administration Of pledge that tie
war is not waged in any spirit OF
oppression, or for the purpose Of
over throwing established institu-
tons Of State.
John Van Buren, announced the
present Black RepublicanAdminis-
tration to be the NEST conteInpti-
bic. Government ON the face Of the
earth.
lis plan was that Mcclellan
should move on Richmond5 that
the Convention should be called,
and our Southern Brethren invited
TO it, and then the Constitution
should be altered so that all should
hereafter live. in peace. IF the
South would not stay with us, we
would say to them, ''wayward SIS
tiers, depart in peace
The Democratic party should not
lose. time in talking, and if the
people called them traitors, just
knock them down and go to the
polls. They had been told. that
Southern people would not live,
and in his Judgment, they ought
not to live under Abolition sway,
lie ,wonId not live with them if |
they would.
The Northern accounts from
Kentucky are meagre and indef-
mite. !
The Tribune denies that Buell. |
was victorious, and insinuates
that he is either a fool or a trait
or.
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