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sight into the state Of feeling in East
Tennessee:
Tory Outragcs i'm johnson Counts e.
Opposition 90 tne ConsctIpIiOn.
JOHNSON CoUN1Y, TENN, Sept "a, 'G2.
Mr.. Soe,7y;-I take this opportunity Of
giving you and your many readers, and
more especially to call the attention of
the authorities, TO the various outrages
committed upon loyal citizens of john
son and Carter counties. Having left
camp on furlough, | proceeded to my
home in johnson county. After crossing
the Iron mountain, from Carter county TO
johnson, ] proceeded down branch of
the WatPuga river, some two miles from
its mouth, when TO my horror and amaze
ment there amidst the tall mountains,
where they close in upon the stream,
leaving only narrow passage for the
road and stream dreadful scene oc-
CURED before my eyes. A young man
by the name Of Thomas Frits rushed
from the underground with Bowieknife
in hand upon loyal Southern man, who
was unfortunately going home from
abroad on business, stabbing him twenty
three times. Each wound would have
proved fatal. | at the same..tim being
unarmed, and about two miles from any
house, was compelled to take to the
woods to avoid these desperadoes
Now, Mr. Editor, / ask, how long
are our authorities going to tolerate such
brutal outrages committed upon good
Southern citizens in this part of our
Confederacy | would call attention to
the great number of deserters lurking
| about here, protected and fed by the
Union men of this county. They march
about through this and the borders of the
adjoining counties pillaging and robbing
and numbering and insulting Southern
citizens. This county is a perfect den
of thieves and tories. / am exhOrted by
the few loyal men of this county to call
the attention of Gen. Jones to the affairs
in this county. They say they have
wrote time and again TO the authorities in
regard to this matter.
The conscripts here, am told by I'M
doubted authority, are making vigorous
preparations to resist the COnscript Law
They are making guns, pistols and knives
to defend themselves with. They say
if something is not done here in a very
few days, every Southern man will have
TO take his traps and leave the county
We have plenty of soldiers lying along
the Railroad line to spare few to send
into this county, and drive the tories be-
yOud our borders.
/ write this only to give the authorities
an idea of what is daily and nightly
occurring up here.
Yours, with respect,
JOHN G. MoREHEAD,
Member of Capt. Kains Artillery.
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SOLDIERS, ATTENTION (!

nsOHARGD SOLDIERS can have their Bouut,
~ Money end Back Pay collected, and Pensions sc
oorei when pclmanently disabled, hy calling at th,
National Claim Agency No. So Cherry street, ~
stairs. July .0-t
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue ola writ Of q ft to me directed from the
ID Circuit Court of Che United States, for the Nj die
District Of Tennessee, /, X. Glascock, Marshal IN
and for said District will expose to sale, publicly 20
the highest bidder for cash. at the Court House door
in the city or Nashville, the 18Th day Of October,
1862 the following slaves property OF Allen b Crock
ct, namely Mary, about 10 years of age, with her
infant son, william; and Peter, ten or eleven years
OF age the slaves aforesaid having been levied to
satisfy Judgment 10 favor of Clark, Adams * Clark
against A. b Crockett rendered In said Court on tho
2sth day OF April, 1882 sale 30 commence 40 10
O'Clock, A. NJ T.. r. GLASGOW.
sepl2-lIt 4. s. Marshal, VI. j. n.
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Judge Smith, Of Wisconsin. and two
we'll known jurists viii leayeito-morrow
for Beaufort, S. G.. as commission TO
carry into effect tAe conhscatou act
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There are at present about one thou
sand rebel prisoners confined in the peni-
tertiary at Alton, Illinois.
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The letter following also gives an in
sight into the state Of feeling in East
Tcnnossee:
Tory Outragcs I'm johnson County-
Opposition 60 tue COnsctiptiOn.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07
How ZoLLlcorrRR WAS KlLLap.-Mrs. Fry

How ZoLLlcorrHa WAS K,LLar.-Mrs. Fry,
wife Of the gallsnt Col. :. s. Fry, Of the
Fourth Kentucky Regiment, received 10 tor
at D.nvi!e on Friday last from COL F., writ
cen after the battle Of Somerset. He details
in the letter the manner in which he killed
Gen. Zollicoffsr, which varies somewhat from
the many statements We have seen. Col.
Fry was in the sct Of leading bis regiment
into charge upon the Mississippians. when
Gen. ZollicoHer, accompanied by his aid,
rode up to him and ssid: "You are not 60
ing to fight your friends, are your These
men (point,ns to the Aississlppians) are
sour friends" In the mean time Zollicof.
fsr's aid cred upon Col. Fry. woundirg h,s
horse, from which wound the animal died.
Col. Fry then turned and fred upon Zollcof-
fer with fatal effect. Gen. z. evidently Ia
bored under the impression that Col. Fry
was q rebel officer. TIE stories about the
old intimacy Of the two officers are al untrue
They had never met before, nor did Col. F.
know the rank Of tie officer upon whom he
fred, % the evidences of bis rank were dis
covered by . coat which Gen. Zol,icoftsr
wore in b tile.
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WASu1N GToN. Fel

ASulN GTON, req. &.
Among the Brlgadier Generals not con-
firmed yet, are Sickles and German, and
their prospects are gloomy.
Maj. Andrews, in charge Of Pongateague
on the eastern shore, has captured 20 sloops
besides several schooners. The troops At
Pongateague were ye.ter lay startled by a
party Of ladies' driving past their camp in a
curricle under the rebel flag. They were
subsequently forced to apologize.
The census Of contrabands at F. Monroe
shows five thousand there, two-thirds of
whom arc able-bodied men. Fl. Monroe is to
be strengthened by heavy cclumbiaos and
Dahlgreen's, and prepared for all emergencies.
Senator Sunni r has ready report from the
Foreign Committee recommending the recog-
milton of Hayti
Gen. Stone has not been removed as al
legged, nor Is he under arrest, but Secretary
Stanton is in conference concerning his case,
with the Committee on the Conduct of the
War, who examined him yesterday. and whom
he assured he had given more proofs of 10y
atty than many Of the other commanders.
The bill authorizing tn President to ap-
point diplomatic representatives to Hayti and
Liberia, introduced by Mr.. Sumner from the
committee on foreign relations, enacts that
such representatives be accredited as COM
missloners and Consul Generals, and receive
tho compensation Of commissioners, provided
for in the act Of August. 1856. Provided,
that the compensation of the representative at
Liberia shall not exceed $4,000. The COM
mittee agreed on establishing relationship
commits >ioners to rank With ministers resident |
between ambassadors and charge dafai,s
A stroog speech was delivered by Senator
of Illinois, against Bright. Mr..
Wiley, who held the scales evenly 30 long g
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07

Tur WEsrRaN RIvEB MoRrABs.-The Pitts
burgh Gazette, announcing that thirty NOR
tsrs we're shipped from the Government Foun-
dry At that place on Wednesday, says:
These immense engines fwar have all been
tested. They vary somewhat in weight, the
smallest of them weighing seventeen thou
sand pounds. O,e of them, when suspend
ID on wheels, makes stiff pull for six horses,
ADD they are Of course handled with great
difficulty. They are destined for Cairo,
where they will be placed on board the mor-
tar boats constructed for their use. 1t is
with such destructive weapons IS the'e thai
our forces expect to capture the rebel st'or 3
hold at Columbus, and the urgency Of the
Government in having them forwarded ind,-
Gates work. Should Beaursgard be transfer
red to Columbus, he will no doubt witness .
grand shooting match there, some Of these
days if his friends AMI fellow traitors will
only remaia long enough"
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THEAcHERY OF CoNrRAcroRs-The Burn
side Expedition. on which the hopes of the
country were IN : great measure hung, has
almost proved failure in consequence Of the
rascslity ofths contractors engaged in the out
fit, add.d to treachery in the captains of the
transports and the pilots At Hatteras. 1t is
said that in the midst Of danger and di<asser,
Gen. Burn-,ls was full Of hope, sympathy
and thoughtfulness. He refused to take rest,
sxclaiming: "7hs contr lctors haze ruined
me, but God holds mo- in lis palm, and al
will yet be WE'LL"
How long shall the patience of the people
be abused by the story of treachery in the
army and navy, and in every department Of
the Government, while no consequence fol-
lows, or seems to be expected, but report
or future investigation?
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have not been able to learn what. if snv.
thing. has been done on tho Cumberland,
from Smithland.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 8.
The sensation dispatch from Washington
relative to the proposed retaliation of jeff.
DAVIS on Corcoran and others, in case Gen.
Halleck hangs any bridge burners, is regard
ed here as hoax.
No orders to stay the execution of the
brldge-burners have so far been issued.
Fourteen prisoners of war came in from
Otterville last night.
Thirteen rebels have been released from
McDowelrs college on terms heretofore pre-
scribed.
Nothing further has been heard from Gen.
JET y. Davis brigade, bound to Warsaw.
Ihere were twenty three deaths in the
military hospitals of this district during the
last week.
Early yesterday morning TIE Rev. Henry
Nelson, pastor of the LIST Presbyterian Church,
and Rev John F. Cowan, pastor of the (aron-
dolet Presby tcrian Church, the longest resi-
nent Presbyterian ministers in Missouri, filed
IN the office of the Provost Marshal General
the oath of ALLEGIANCE suggested by Gen. Hal
iSSn o oiucis uc UldnkS were ulleO OUT Oy
themselves, stating that in cheerful compli.
arce with the invitation of the commanding
officer they took the oath &c.
Col. Birges Regiment of Sharpe-Shooters
have also left for Cairo
Gen Schuyler Hamilton, late of Gen. Scott s
staff, has been appointed commander Of the
Military District of st. Louis, place lately
filled by Gen. Curtis.
There is continued movement of troops
and munitions of war to Cairo. The 14th
Iowa infantry went down this morning on
he mammoth steamer Empress, which took
also large lot of freight The Sd Iowa cav
airy, Col Bussey, which has been some time
past at Benton Barracks, left for Rolla and
the South v est. The 9th Missouri left fol
exington, where it will do garrison duty ir
the absence of the LIST Kansas regiment, now
gone to Lexington.
Col. Schench Oweslv, of the Governor.
Guard, State Militia, who was some day,
ago arrested by order OF the Provost Mar
shall, has been released from custody on Civ
ng his parole of honor.
| WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.
Bright was absent from the Senate Cham
Der this afternoon, when the vote for his ex
pulsion was being taken. 1t is thought her
that R.. W. Thompson, an old Wing ant
former member Of Congress, will be his sue
cessor.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07

TIE STAMP AcT.-The "Stamp act' Of the
Iowa Legislature, Of which our readers have
already been advised, provides that each
member Of the House shall be furnished with
one hundred and thirty four one-cent and
ten three-cent stamps per week, and mem
bers of the Senate with one hundred ard ten
one-cent and ten tbree-c cent stamps per week.
This makes the postage Of each member Of
the House for the session. estimating it to
last eight weeks, $1e,72-a sum which looks
large enough, though it is said many Of the
members find tho weekly allowance inconven-
iently small.
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The Sins Of England.

The outgivinss in ,ae London Times, and
other British journals, that We Of the North,
in our stone fleets, etc, are conducting war
against civilization, etc, provoke many . re-
tort. The World says:
The dungeons of the Tower the Aeshless
and grinning skulls, which Of old, formed the
appropriate ornaments of Temple Bar; the
bloody sssizes Of Jeffries the ravages OF
Claverhouse the massacre Of Drogheda and
Glencoe; the Indian tomahawk and the scalp
ing ku,fe employed IN cur war Of the Revolu-
ton the victims Of the old Jersey prison
ship; the IIndoo rebels, whose living bodies
were ranmed into mortars and fred into the
air-all bear witness to the murderous re-
venge with which England visits rebellion
against rer authority. And this is the Eng
land which exhorts US to forgive our rebels
and acknowledge the new Dahomey in our
southern States in the interest of humanity
and cotton.
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situation in which the de facto Government
Of the South may claim consideration in Eu-
rope.
Some journals say that if, in spite of the
remons RANGES against it, other Southern ports
are served like Charleston, England and
France will have nothing left for them to do
but to interfere.
The London Daily News continues boldly
to denounce the idea of recognizing the South,
and says 1t is time the country should utter
its voice against it in unmistakable tones.
The pirate Sumter having been ordered
from Cadiz, reached Gibraltar on the 10Th of
January. During her passage she burnt an
American bark from Messina for Boston, with
fruits. She also captured the brig Investiga-
tor, Of Seassport, for Newport, with ore, but
subsequently allowed her to proceed. Six of
the Sumter's crew deserted at Cadiz, Two
made their submission to the American Con-
sui. The captain of the Sumter claimed them
as deserters, hut the Spanish officers declined
to give them up.
FRANCE France will send large additional
forces to Mexico, and will take the lead in
the operations there.
The Princess Clothilde was reported encien-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07

A New ABsuRDIrY. The newest absurdi-
~ that has turned up on the surface of pol.
itcs in the city Of New York, is the pro
sramme "for new party" just put forth dy
Mr.. A. j. H. Dugane, who calls himself .
''poet and author, Of American antecedsnts.'
Mr.. Dugane invites everybody to join ha
party, which shall b neith,r Democratic OF
Republican, but possess the virtues Of both
without the vices Of either. Don't Dugane
pee that this 10 no time to be coddling up
new parties and platforms The place for
. real live patriot nowadays is not in "pol-
ities," but in the army, under the Stars and
Stripes. Let Mr.. Dugane, if he would serve
his country, stop talking about NEW par.
IT," and open recruiting party forthwith.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-07

E Documents found in the recently cap
tured rebel camp of Zolllcoffer make some
interesting disclosures in regard to the Union
men in Tennessee. Letters FROM rebel ofii-
GERS, and orders from the rebel War Depart
ment, show that the majority Of the people
in Eastern and Central Tennessee were
avowed Unionsts when the usurpationists
forced that State into secession, and that they
made heroic resistance to the rebellion, and
were finally crushed only by the most cruel
tyranny Of the jeff. Davis junta.
From the orders given by the rebel War
Department to its officers in Tennessee, it is
altogether likely that large numbers Of loyal
lists have suffered martyrdon, and that others
of them are now imprisoned in the jails Of
the extreme South, suffering pains and hard
ships that are revolving to think Of.
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ENGLAND AGAIN COMBINING HsRssIr.-
The English government, pretending to be
the guardian of civilization" is intensely ex-
cited because Of the blockade Of Charleston
harbor BY the stone feet. The English seem
to have forgotten that ''stone blockades" are
among the antiquarian precedents' which
our British contemporaries hold to have spent
their force when they were last pract'ced by
the British government. A correspondent o.
the Hartford Coursnt recalls the fact that
the "guardians of the civilization o.
mankind" in their war with Napoleon, set the
following strange" and ''ii.effectual" exam
pie:
England, :. - unable to get opportu;;
mites Of assaiiing French vessels, was induced
to have recourse to strange, and, As it proved
Intellectual means of carrying on hostlities
Such was the attempt At destroying the har
Dor Of B,lognc by sinking in the roads ships
loaded With stons-Scotfs Life Of Nepolso1
B0naparte.