, 1862-05-24
Of the feeling that exists between 1oral and
rebel citizens, the same writer says:


ofthe feeling that exists between loyal and
rebel citizens, the same writer says:
"cel. Mills position is by no means ttee from
difficulty and embarrassment. Among Union men
period when Gen. Price and his forces ruled here,
nent xhish snss 9a isae eaaaea:1aH aea aHaeft, Il
Of seeessfon citizens and would be fully satisfied
only BY the Incarceration in tai1s and
ot su Eho M any TaJ have aided the rebellion,
and especially the Imprisonment, permanently,
| OF ~ who have returned home, or to this
ne1ghborhood, from Prices army. Colonel
MlIt{a, h 1hoTtevsE st whils inae1ble in his de-
I pe1atise N exactirg obedience to the laws, ID
governed By judicioos purpose to coacil1a.e by
leaving In the nndisturbed pursuit. Of their lawful
aVocations all citizens reganIess OF their antece
/ dents. except when chargeable with crime The
/ intelligence, activity and wise Judgment which
eha!asteri.e bis a9mlpist1ati9n, are entitled to
eeuse Of security reignfng here, with the business
| thtift observable on all hands, are what maT he
hoped for and anticipated every @here in the State,
| when the power Of the Government shan Fcsume
| it, beuedeent BwaT.
The Kansas 5th, in one Of its excursions
through the country, burned the houses Of
more than twenty rebels, aud hung rebel
lawyer named McCullocl- Tie inftriated
rebels then got hold Of q Missouri Federal cap-
tain and hung him. A pursuit of the miscre-
| ants was ordered, and eleven Of them shot
: down.
Forsyth is on White River, forty miles south
OF Springfield, and near the Arkansas State
line, and letter dated there on the 18th says ::
This ts Fes{ important pass 10 guard, it being
ktantl1 passed from Arkansas and the counties in
MirtonIf eonth OF the White River to to
1ezs o. The i .hiss sse nvef ses asa as5d q
whete. the cannon. &C., for Prizes when hc was was
atsp!31Gaeld, were anahIpped- In the midst Of
information Of threstened attack bT the secesS
The principal rebel leader Is the same Col Selma
Pei Th9 ~ " 50 whipped By Wrht
where around Yel:v1lle,- Arksnsas, .twen1y.iye We
miles from here. and Is constantly eendine ont psr
siee to surprise our fozagers Whenever 2ny Of bis
iGesoea hoTs1eE Gos IN sight OF our boys. they
We were reinforced last week By hattalion OF
the 1oth Illinois cavalry, and d scouting party,
went to CaErolton, forty miles south Of here ro1t
| Ing the eecesh there, and yyouudtns and takfn,
prisoner o tsEo enc of whom is Lieut. Mcbride, son
Esctmabel, stimulated by q desire to rotriara
Vet Glaze, and goaded by consciousness nf his
inglorioas ekedaddle lhere. "screws Els courage
VIII give him reception! Or, rather, as We are
10F reinforced by the 18th Kansas cavalry, the 18th
Hhnola cavalry having returned to Springfield
We Wnl pay a visit to Mons schnabel, and, uu-
Glaze. ~A "e'
Colonel James A. Barrett Of the 10th Illinois
cavalry, has resigned, because, having raised
bis command under the direct authority of thu
Government us a United States regiment for
frontier service, he Is disgusted at being
withheld from the complete fula1lment Of bis
hopes. Lieut.. Col Dudley W1ckershan il
left in command.