, 1862-09-03


Tie Missouri; Guer;nas again at HorE-Causs
Of tie Out6reak-Atnirs in North Missouri
1Aaeaate1sngMYn0ntreA E@JoTeang ,hs soMh.
& 'So,rh % 11st GiMmrbeI % T h. M 5tcBr;feMdnn,ele,,- ~
ded I,,eaxion from ArSausax-A Re6e{ HUNT
fssszed-1he s5oo, ,osO Assessed, etc., etc.
Special Correspondence Of the Chicago Tfibune.l
ST. Louis, September 1, 1861.
Anotner gueraHa Uprising Is e71oentfy I'M
pending. Reports from north Missouri where
Lhe rebels have neen go qulet 1or t"o weeks,
and Whefe Inc n1ght and scateefatlon OF For"
LET'S anu folnue1ters panus was accepIso Us
sure token OF 1neE nna1 o'sperslon' AWAKEN
the fear that bushwhack1ng is about to sweep
the country anew. Several sources seem to
concur in the statement that the guer1slas have
not been so successful as peaceable farmers as
they hoped to be, and that one OF The strong
est REASONS for fearing another uprising Is |
because the Union militia and the regular vol |
unteer cavalry under General Merrill, General
Mcneil, MnJor Caldwell. and other officers
have made their homes too hot tor them.
Scouting parties OF cur forces nave been
searching every farm and supposed place OF
concea1ment for traces OF late guerillas Tor
sometime past, and this vigilance has been SO
held that the men who were lately IN the
saddle assisting guerilla ch1eftalus 10 rob and
murder Union citizens, have found themselves
too closely pursued Tor Their own comfoft-
possibly theg may have agreed, when they re-
,ort1., denarted IN contrrrpat, again about
80. e..
tnls E31ne. 1nere - tnls ~ eoasoie oe' ~ loi
the present Impending outbreak, the guerillas
can no longer seek their homes in safety.
Tho, .1,nz+ st7ct +o +ha vra<;.,, b,s,cpss uct;,
10y 4u'e' o.1sA >" -, 49, ' 49,. 1:,1 4s. '.1
lney are capLulea OF hlleo' or ILL Lucy eaa
ioin the confcderates as regular soldiers of the
c+,,a,,,..,.
soa.n ssntnsa-r., 49,. IT, oo =,
k1for1er recently maoe Ills 1eappeasance IN
connection with another noted scoundre1
,,.n,sa Roxrh,;doe at 4bo bcad of am uan il,
d. so-,s1t. 49, z.,a;1a ~ ,ha s,;,,ht ar.;1
1he eouat5. 1ne ue'A49 ~ .ae eNGns Ana.t
at Ashley we're telegraphed. Porter, on Fri
day last, was reported within six miles of Paris,
tha comfy seat of Monroe comfy Hi s,id
~ 80 ~. .S.
10 nave LOU men-#en armed ano equipped.
General Mcneil, with 900 State MALTA, was
On that day at Palmvra- a-ureparatory ia start
:-E--~..:4 e.1.-:7ts:- a~.~t-,t tSN,lI
III pursuit. O. Iue Fulalas- Afepors was Drought
TO this city BY the heokuk packet On Satur-
d2y that the Hannibal and st. joseph raiIroad
t,eo1, r.+ueen p.1m1ra and u,nniba1 had
.s"eA, '~1"e 49, @'N1 ' AA1
been torn up bg the rcbels; pnt as no conhr'
nation OF the story has been received, the re-
mort vas doubtless pround1ess. Many small
a~a T., thn.nss,,-oe ;n-;.n;t,o,n+ h,,a. -
anu IL themselves "ei6 6A.Asans oaAos VI
gue1l Las are pro#iing around North Missouri,
IN Cailaway, Boone, Howard, Livingston and
adjacent counties. Joe Kinks gang in the last
named county VAS pursued and dispersed by
| q pa II of Statc militia from Chlllicothe one
day last week but no dependence eau be
| placed in the dispersion OF such gangs for the
agreed time and place and resume their plum
dtring at will
Quantren is sald 70 be stli IN western MIS-
eourl ne dla not nee soutaWafd "it1 Couee,
Cockere! ana tne resI OF tne 1eoel nlooo'
no9nos, 5ut Simply p olueleo ms men a nome,
and has Already coileGted porGon OF Them
toget9er again. a JsHelson CITY authority
says that on Mednesday LAST Quantrs!l Fe-en'
1e1ed lnaepeuothce ato saeRt sounaly tnere
Two nigots IN N saccesslo9. me same a9tnor'
" sta.es tnat ihe sonleoefate conscEptlof
law, Tncn Is ciaaaea 70 app1y TO MlssouE1 q
one OF me bogus con1eacfaef, mas been carried
an,o ehecL hc1 u sAaous 1oc1iues Wnefe tne
IepSle uase Aeu temporary sway. Quan
l1eIl Ana Jo9 1neIln!-lne 1alter Arme'
Ee s4noI nn, VI SiG sa'; oaessons' ns1ng & near AT
a3m moGh III n eSpe san y1r sao 20 20 1av'
vo'aiasu osel 1oe % n1ing 1eer4la9 MT W gle
tenulns ~ e1ecute .ne olaels VI sen. HaHis aIs
an uuausAl Aceloent e4apiea taen 70 oo 991i In
~ FGIt1ec. 1.aa naannel Al inaspenuense. oe ne'
sa; pte man oaPtu1eo IL nss =, u LIZ clsImsa
;oo " 1q,t1ita.y nus, III ~ o1aGr
.1a aea, aaiu ma9 osco as Oes ior o1soeng 10
tuS E leusa ti aa4y; ,,op.,
aA5 icpol.S9 al,lsa1 " Mcoilus ~ oouso
es ~. M,;eoufi T. pa1 o olen aoa s1e pesee
tnat 5egiqn. ,haF2ng & eTen s sasceeslYely deya:
la,ea W haluee, oeni Anompsou, aau seVers
, ofher notorious outlaws, II has 1or man =
7 mohtns enJo}ea su!uclent peaes 20 enaol
farmers 70 put IN 1ne1r crops, auu cttl1enS 7
resume their avocanone; Even ia.siy guerll'
5 warfare nas not senousl5 disturbed rs peace
State cavalry, commanded nd by Major Lszsa
Y composing 1orce OF !SV men, routed que
= lila garg twice their strength. headed by Bi
: Jehfies Major L1ppert OF the I6:h 1llino
Il cavalry latciy oFefoahlea guetllla gang nes
Bloomfield, and compelled them to skedaddl
But # Mcbride has really arrived near Gree,
vile, and is thre atenlng Col. :. II. Boyd an
the 24th regiment Missouri volunteers, afai
q 1nay soon become serious, although it is es
If conragirg to them that an ample force
e Au impression prevails quite extensively
q this city that another invasion. Of the Sta
10 from Arkansas is meditated under genuis
~ confederate auspices. The loss Of the care
II Of arms destined for Hindman, on the Missf
y sippi River, below Helena, may delay tn
e. event, but reports arc brought to the CITY co
stantly from The interior. that well kuo m reb
u eYm1,stbizers are clluckling in their sle.y
+ With the prospect Of good news for the
# cause. The continued stir among guerillas
is fSed to divert lie attention Of
many uoops as possible to the ipterfo
it. so an ia render an advance m:
to Snr1nof1e1d aas1er. Some time ara a renn
~ Cen Sibley. in New Mexico. is ia The han
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