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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-11-06

Negro Row in Nsshl
! among Federal ssldIl s
Negroes in FedersI |I Is
We copy the following fdln
Nashville Dispatch Of Tie I6<b

We copy the follow1I18 q 3 =
Nashville Dispatch Of tie I6<h:
I .'0n Saturday night an immense
crowd assembled at the theS e
al that part of the au6i}orluu4
set apart for white people s
I crowded at an early hour, 10 <iaE
standing room could searceIf bs
: tanned, when a number Of pr Yates
Of the 10th Ohio occupied the ne
gro gallery. Before the first net Vas
over, that part of the house s|so
became crowded; and, at fbe faIl
of the curtain, some Of the me-
groes left their seats and W6fes
passing through the crowd, when
some soldiers seized them and
knocked them down. In.fen nainis
utes every negro had been. badly:
beaten and elected from the house;
some of them being thr6011 ent
ly down the stairs, from tcp to
bottom As the last one q sap
peared, quietness was agan re-
stored. No alarm was visible, IN
the lower part of the house, and
when the band had finished their
performances, the eurtain rose and
the play proceeded without inter-
ruption.
Leaving the theater, several
members of the 10th repaired TO
smoky Row, where they soon came
in contact with the provost and
After considerable t;listg He
with them, they commstteto rep
al depredations on ho'bsSery pa.
neighborhood, which vs., man and
brought to . close byarsthat-,
from the guard, severe ro seemed
ing one of the disturberbreakfast
leg, and enabling the gus % &c
rest others.
On Sunday morning The soldiers
resumed their attacks upon the nels
groes-this time displaying their
pugnacious propensities especially
againstthose negroes dressed in fed
eral uniform. On tie square Dep,
uty Marshal Steele probabl Jsaxed
the life of a negro by advisn, hin1
to take off his coat, when tI>e SOL
diers around tore it to atoms hflv-
ing previously knocked the negro
down several times tomalze him,
take off his clothes. On Dea<r<
stree. they caught another ri
in uniform, and literally st|
it oil, leaving him to escapd s
covered with bruises and onl
tally covered with rags.
er negro in uniform was eau
Gay street Attheir req ne
very wisely took off his coat
when the soldiers tore it ID shyeds
and threw it ON the street Two;
or three other cases occurred 6lz,
ring the afternoon, but 40 InaterisE
damage gas done.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-11-06

As another evidence Of Tie
strong feeling against Lincoln. the
Washington correspondent Of tie
New York Herald writes: s
The Presidents Life is considSr-
ed unsafe by many peIss,s here.
As in all great political and sodaf
crises, there are now i1onolna11ac
whose peculiar insanity is ton 81
the assassination of the pers3rl
who wields the power Of the eofs :
ernment. Mutterings have been
heard in reference to the PresifIent
by persons who have this form off .
insanity in Washington, and fhs
personal safety of the comnus1.ler
in-chief ought to be looked afr
with the utmost diligence.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-11-06
Gen. Jackson cantured

Gen. Jackson captured is tie
rear Of Manassas, ten trains heav
lily ladened with provisions t9Fr
up the track, cut the teleera5h
wire, and burnt a bridge. feI6Tf
says that Stonewall telegrapted -
Washington; Send at once AZ The
provisions youcan. The Eedx IA
started ten train loads, ana the
General took possession ef EfEIepz
instead Of sending his wagl1's e.
the Rapidan. - s
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-11-06

Lineo ms POclan,dtion.- a
Hagmiag.-The Harrisburg, Pa,
s..Union' says:
5 We warn the revolutionists IN
time. If they proceed in. their
purpose, let it be with their eyes
open to allthe consequences, Be
fore they succeed In abollshlng
slavery in violation of the Constr
tuition. and eleyating the negro TO
their own level, their revolution
must meet and subdue a move
ment Independent Of, and dlfter-
ent from, the Southern rebeilion-
a increment whose object will be
to maintain the, Constitution lnyl-
.olate. andcrush to the earth every
rebel impieus enoHgh'to raise his
hand against it. -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-11-06
N0rel Case T1ader the {


N0rel Case Under the Con-
sc,1ption.-A ease Of first impress
ion, under the conscription law
was tried before Judge ST. Boiling,
Probate Judge, on Saturday last
in this place:
Apollos Smith, who had been
employed as foreman on the hos
pital building here, was enrolled
by the conscript officer of this
county, and on failure to 90 to The
camp Of instruction, was arrested.
A writ of ha5eds corpus was sued
out at the instance Of the Govern
ment officer in charge of the
work S; and the question was
whether or no the sub-enroliing
officer had a right to send one thus
situated to the camp.
It was contended on the part of
the prisoner, that the enrolling
officer was bound to act upon the
cases ofall within the plain words
of,the exemption act; and could
not enroll such persons at all,
while the exemption in good faith
existed.
That, independent Of this re-
sulting from the plain letter of the
law, the instructions of the COM
mandant of the 14th of August,
1852, under which the enrolling
officers hold their authority, direct
ed them to enroll all men between
Is and 35, except such as were
exempted by law.
This view was sustained by the
Court, and Smith was discharged,
de bone eSse.-Greentale (Ala1 O6
SerUer.
pThe New York World, Of
the 22nd, speaking of the order
for a "draft in the Yankee States,
says.
Here at the North, where the
people have taken up arms to
,rlaintain the authority of the Fed
eral Government, there has been
practical revolt against a conscrlp-
ton authorized by an act of Con-
gress and ordered by the central
executive. The Secretary of War
ordered draft on the 18th of Au-
gust last, and then again on the
lst of September, but the Gov
ernors of several loyal States re-
fused to obey the order on both oc-
casions. The governors of New
Jersey and Connecticut were the
only exceptions to this general dis
obedience to the orders of the Gov
ernment.
Delicious 1eq,-Ladies, gather
your Raspberry leaves, and you will
have the finestsubstitute for Hyson
Tea in the World-and when YOU
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-11-06
Regulating The Coniusal Relations
OF Sambo. RI

The following police order has
been issued byI General Saxton,
Federal military governor of South
Carolina:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-19
oCR OPPORTUNITY.
SALIs, J-ly Ii, 1882.

SALGN, J-If 10, lsoZ.
T. lRs Esi,or q tss Eh.g:
..yc u.s. rad ygDf strri1E editorial Of the II B.,
ho.trd 'Ele nd5 10 OF ~ .is, aud take my pea
g. o-cs 10 raise ny feeble 'sieo By Vsy OF secOndns
y51r notion aui u or mo-ol should SSrry, the gar
ull end bz.o55 J.Esmss. Permit me to max a
suggestion or 80.
D. To ;ls militia Of Virginia between SO and IS Who
&C. Los enrolled 1r ing enrolled. l would say, Voll
tss-. I'D svl FIgyo's command TO OvelsoEirs, aao
q . VA. Co ar clil.d out Hasss, VIII 1000 undsr
p y5a-a So coo la5sr S.OaeSal, Western Yrgir ia
Ca, os eI-ssst "a. IL SIX weeks and PeTpOats house
Iar.s- down owes his head.
10 .ae cfs,-es sho have been lsf. Gu, BY the re-
ssa elections voGi say in all kindness, DO eater The
l,sl, 10 sCms foEu. sSy y forming picked regmer
sd s4dias The va. aud by long pull strong pull
3 . POI. s.,o zetbeE wouId asy, se rYls hs0 haze
OF .s, BE-. se ~ e. tasp' AaBs 20 viIh Vergsau,e
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TaE LADIES OF RICHMOND.


wsvo1lG asl s..suEOn TO tae letter OF o. Alderman,
@ ID to-lEys J-urusL Mr. Alderman is Magistrate
rf t.i. comfy EelLkrOUn and respectable citizen.
sad MA statements may b. inrle y he'd upon
Ho-EIs Cans n. O, July llth, lS62
4 ssrs ErLroS a PRlcL
D ~ S-r. II 1aTe rs. returned from Richmond
N business tre-s 4as o lock afer nv met viii
cussuds Of p'rs1 from e.! ire SouIh,rn stes on the
e. e erraud found most Of the large hospitals in the
a. crosttd ". iGe blooming youth Of Gus country
gslgt aud uOll1tj 10 every ssy sad form imaginable
toe zht vas shocking aid AUul, bat then J sa1
20 istAIg ur5' pleasing c1d be- u:aul The hoi,s Ct
ID ei v Goaly mo.eers sEuS-s 5etSesn ibe ages Of
rTryrad siz v. q u i. cEGg Ike angels OF mercy e.
t5e stF.aJg Toe frst 1-d c,ss sew vas : aUUil
v1-tt ion Sorh Ca-OliGs rCru'ed N the tce = d
a-rr. iOlksd On sOueume, noticing stV about ioSiy
ia Of are sy ere. sed, dCNu o. her Eness rals z
hs i'd cgig esss7 -i-g her power 20 esse aLdccm
90 II, "a rrr Z sgfG % the youth that Il your
n ...srg Hs EyF Esy, Gc-hs did not know her :
he .8y then looked a. ne Tor le hrst tue, and sal
So dd 10. E1o- 70 40 VAS So toul iI 10 AL Tie
r5t.sall workshops. The e0idsrs Hintcr quarter
,-rr tu as Toe hrs l.dies of Riclmcud rur rg, =
srgr s,ryaug gS.- slssg llsu hey could h,Ve 20
10 usrs Tor l1-i- o. sons or or'gIers
" ofal a5..cyd 10 ta- -vsgaPars how kind th'y
ere; riJ-ra. DO III HHs De good as pgbishcd-
l-s-tthe Dsye-s E-c shet f. 70 q.ls: the great Il
o VI ya--. q sll fie71., cat wien s.S Il, ga
hand o. AK pss. . h-s ..s bt h=d never essa It'd,
So o.. l imq-g.s c- ne so give tsso reeoi u Es;.
-IrF 3 Of SIS az d-ss thai can Only C aoce b
Heaven. sIgld ~ sol r=, so1n3 q there, s1si,
ztsiui lbs Lg % ae artl-ej % Tfits Ja.,, SgpIg
O. osC.1-. 49, r-s- Ak 80 e. u .ElsIs, Ei's Ale
s.I.-s- ~ ia co.,. III u RI -
Owzs AI2rAxAS.
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abe FisId,

Movements IL T s21esseo alo Kentucky srgur veil
T p,,ic IN Ns-vls aid Lou syile elbows The terTor
vi-- CD tn enemy ,l.Nys eorremplltss agSress.v
acton b. cur srli s. Ne accept he demons,rA ions ir
ts West rs -r5E ;5a. ,hs war il to be pushed with
,ior a. aH pgr Tlo a;g ,-sursces Of The Prssiieu
tbs; or s.l Is ave % be- b1r25 beyond the eordl.s
O. ae Corsicrsey. $50: t-s through the county
W r1gsct 20 herr soon that o1s Of our meet energetic,
i-rga ard successful leaders has made good this Pr'
r,.-s Of ,5s C5unsoier-ia Chief The Sumner hesis,
ws.-a .ls ee.Er scgit So gladly use in resting lis
srv s-E r.crr is bsczsu IA ksi5 or opportunity
IL no g. Tor ~J ~ he ssh because he enemy nak.
~ movement TsaJ is precisely va; would sgi. hin
b.. Fus Go s.l uos Is every hug We nus! bun
h4 g1. sy. Ln no s-5., Pssyeat c2acsutr,.ioIs aut
2. 5.ce-us, break u9 bis o01i5aa ious, lad, by Ca.
~ tls we sssrs - please, instead o. where b,
nj e. a.rss a- Ifs very v-ll'. Our troops have saC~
-al she's REQUIRE ia 60 BE- shown the Zoe and properly
. .-,as. hz Taey SloE their strength, they app-e-
c.s ne stake tJ- Etics they hgh, they have moAsUr,t
g. Psi. and ae Prep rod for il: Opportunity and com
g, leaders are Cd they seek. l: ell De unpATdouaoe
.-t. I'll Be irr-mei,ao.s It or authorities deny them
- b; g-sy 49,.
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rOCORRKsPONOENTs-
Cur CtIunns.

We give Up NOS OF sp4oe to day to extracts from
zss newspapers, thu. our readers may have an cP
p0r,uuty OF forming their oVn Judgment Of the aHv'
OF the enemy, and Of The plans and movements in Pro
g-ess Tor Gu sutjugstOn Great tf)rs are making in
Nv r lstor, ard cher citiss, to rekinde the va
Mig 9, and money = freely promised TO all Who vii
eel Jhsuse!v for the 20 kOf blood Sill there SEEM
rasoa for great doubt IdsIber Lincoln can raise The
new lsyis5 he CALI for, sxeep, by draft We are snI
i,1, 10 see the "a CO On PabES opinion and feeling
r-s. lKgs-ins.L
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-19

p RIAL or = .oNgE2.E AZ SCL--rE ~ NcEroLE "A
Es1ls-A il .r1r HJIIOk, u Ctus us t1at oss ~
oll I'D lup1s,' seen. -sl win 81 IN ths' c'y on
gay Is ours na1, memo o. ths 81 N1rh
Clai.1a IN o vlJ-s 1tui' ~ tavo been U. aole 10
q e. rtAu g.t e. F-rrcs3 a9u-os from wounds received
ft tls i,-a ESQ. r.a- grus 4 Hsr-ulDs we're seat
70 scrUs -.7 -eTle O. a11 lsst Sl'urlaJ vas iI'd
7.la Tor tna = .rI Cg---Cls Toe Day sd the hour
sc1 became Es-tg Zig EnsEu, s2d bsgEeel three tdo.S
O. al 6fJ 10 1'lut 9s,s7u5 attended The tuceIal -
T.s PC as,Jr 90 lla Cs'e Fss Of Eas; lngth, aud
40 n uoEsc and 81, rs., comprising hundreds o.
fLsa-a SIC De G, ms v. Nos'o.S moved Nth g.
,l. &c 0.ca4 80 hesrse GU informant sstes thst
zgzas va one Of mos. al ct,gg oeDuity showed
Sat che pscp, OF shat ely we're sill loyal 10 tbo gov
evIrt Of b-ii o.c' AID that thJuSl surrounded Sy
dr. bsvC1c,6 gbey we're 10. 70 b. t5tcrTsd from tea
t-g their respect 70 the remains OF who had fallen
(. d .ce OF 5-g,hCrn rghs.
Or iaforualt s.ttss that the FsderAl3 we're greatly
x e-s.sd a. this bold rebel mousiraiOn, and Gen
- Z . Lsled order which PROHIBITS the sending OF
r,lsas Of dsesalad rebel derI 70 Norfolk Tor burr
8 irt1r. Pc Er
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-19
IRON JANIS RIVER AND N'oLELLAS's ARMY.


The Tritule publishes the following news from the
James River" brought by the u s. steam transport Haze
from Harrison's Bar, llth inst:
The Unior ,ot in Imes River Is immense, comprising
nearly sI hundred transports and war steamers, e1
tending aong the river from Harrsons Bar TO Newport
News 70 addition to these vessels are two hundred
c.uAboas aud twenty tnsty vessels b,DOgpg 70 the
Vuuboa ,et The greatest number OF these vessels are
on the Bar but there several clusters few miles
apart wi closely together for protection from the
K bais Who have field batteries on the banks which
they we from place 10 place as our gunboAs she'll
them CUT.
Gen McC ln's army ia ercamped on the bank OF q o
river extending for oug distance above and belo" Il
Bar The land nearly coYered with tenLs, IL estimated
a, fifteen to twenty square miles.
Eotuths.ar pg tho recent reTerses, the officers and
men are enthusiastic, and eager TO meet the enemy
ners are 10 signs OF demorsl IIion or Dissatisfaction,
and the order to move toward Redmond st any MONT Ut
would be hailed with enthus en- they do march,
Il ia supposed they will take the James River line so that
the a,l OF the guubosts may be secured.
b ;aforcemin,s are constantly aud rapidly arriving.
Dufug Two dayp Of last week ten thousand men reached
the camp President Linco!.S visit 10 the army was n
great event. end his speech simulated the soldiers to re-
rswed Vigor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-19
PROSECUTION OF THE WAR.

The following s the call for the public meeting in
New Yhk, Tuesday last sgGed individually h, The
"Oonmiitee Of the Chamber Of Commerce" the Union
fence Committee" ard other committee:
The citizens Of New York. of al prssties Yts g,e 1T
supporting te Government tie pros olton OF tue var
ana toe suppression of he Rebel lion, pqaesIel- TO
meet on Union Square, this Afternoon, at ooock 70
express without reference TO auy party qu,ssn what
evr their uadimnished col 6epce in the justice OF cur
cause and their inf Ibe purpose to maintain IL to ,hs
eud and to proG the Government the aid il gay
need TO the extent Of al IL air res ouGeea
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-19
TREATMENT oY PRiIoSERs.

A Fortress Monroe letter in the Tribune, says:
Three Secession ocers arrived here last evening from
Earisons and have pat up at the Htgeia Hotel ThsY
we're wounded and rssen prisoners al WllamsouTg-
The hsVe their liber AID ocuPort to tho gent he
placs LRJrds Il Is to bs hopsd that our men, nov
prisoners at Richmond and other Localities fare as vel
Their nsn are Col F,Tnry, OF Rbins, Col Williams,
Of Virgins, and o ? MCrph' Of Alabama They re
cve more than Their share OF attention from the ladies
PRESENT either from sympathy or curiosity, WHICH, au
auAble - say.
The mail boat Nellie Baker brought down last evening
tWentyfour r,bs Psoners Who have been recently cap
tured by our accommodating cavalry.
We earn by en- officer OF the sh Michigan, who
one Of the l07 UnOu prisoners who came from the Bal
tmors Sore Hospital yesterday that the treatment they
received from the rebel officers having charge Of them
while they we're held capdy,s universally kind and
humane and 50 different from what they had anticipated
shat it was actually surprising to themselves.
LLTE AND ORIGINAL "EtEs yRoE RIonEoSD"-AIRT
RLvKLAIIoSs
The Baltimore American, OF Monday, contains the fol-
loving medley Of falsehoOd and Act-ths former pre-
dominant:
Welsarn from Mr. VIM. Arey, Of this city, who es
@ ped from Richmond Tuesday last, tha. the Rebel
troops in and around the city prior 10 the recent battles
were estimated at from 2l7 900 to 22O 600
General Beaurgrd had been In Richmond eevera
weeks 81 rpg from severe attack Of fever, ana was
sui As the Spos wood House, conhled 70 his room NAen
Mr. Airy left
gunboat on the plan Of the herrimac, though much
snAl r. s rspidlv approaching completion at ce mond
though great III ,uty Ia experienced In obtaining iron
for B. CT AFmor
Toe distractions In the Jimes River we're considerable
weakened BY tbs recent freshe Ole Of the sanken
vessels he'd 30 swung around that toe T was able 10
pGss through and Trs alter captured.
The forces of Gen Jackson had moved IT, II wac
thought toward Fredericksburg, and II was said, would
again sIiks blow In the valley.
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sIS> REWARD.

= "A -AY 1hlr'sJ, 90 jay, my peg-o woman WisNf
n ~ ON, ises iaSaci hsA black s1srP ss'afe' oos
"a sua obtos0 vsy In iferonly clothed md
IA head And ceath she has aatar
rs Mzrehs q relations ~ IA rcreEne-sVlla,
q ALA. hula nd Do sing 20 jones, % his q y,
szlI lmner In camp and dou1t persaAiri
q 81 4 .rlNas rae 10 NE sp.tAl 81 vas
rassfll a. - ne, and no dou hah pap 4
al A ~ tEs-ta ole hood tom q, I'D would
"a lie as-osnt the 81 % sccept tie reward And lodG
= M 20 that 1 can hear q asr AgLl
". ATTKRWHITL
uYlp-qss CgEnsF q FrAnkna and Is h Itrsea-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-19

SCSASs to my house Omar "a l. on Wednesday, IN
- ms hSht 20 RI ltrs, with ssr her fIeh 'Ad and small
on rght fore sh1ulde III get her by eAiae a.
ny uSs prove pro sy pay damages and aEs her saL
W. II LG0k,
Iuly is -Gs corner 26ih and Franklin st esta-
- fohb A. Y. bIoK9 o.
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AFELIRs IN soRrHy ksTERs YRGIsIAYASEEE IscESDIAEp
IsN-aUIRILLAs INCREASING


The Wheeling lteilgencer, of the u. inst, says:
letter vas received yesterday at tie State Dspsrt.
ment from LeuenantOoonel Frost, OF the Eleventh VIZ.
ginis Infantry conveying the most exciting intelligence
from Roane aud Jackson counties.
Last Sunday week load of groceries, belonging 10
Dr. Chapman OF Spencer, Roane county, whilst on its
way to Rivers~cod was captured by Hugh Kger, Noah
Tanner and Andy Dusky, three notorious R.ngere.-
Colonel Frost upon asCertaning the fact cent out
squad Of Captain RoWans cavalry from RrvensWood,
uader command Of Lieut. DIwsOn with orders TO bum
the houses OF tho three Hen named. The order was
promptly executed
Ga Thursday Of last wetk Col Frost received infor
m ,tion of o,hsr outrages committed by the Rangers
and again cent out squad The squad was fred upon
By force Of 1t least sky Rangers, and one Of the
ciyalrymen (Chas. Mccoy, Of this city, was shot sud
MORALLY Woup6ed whilst another, Corporal Liusor, Sss
wounded by h5 horse when the attack vas made. tt
cavalry found largo quantity OF bread baked at the
bouse of Henry Shspperd, violent Rebel and Rem.
ger whose house they burned. The house Of Abel "
Tyce whose sou lie Ranger, was also burned the Own
or having that he had fed the Rangers and
would do il again.
After the return Of the squad Col Frcs. at the head
of RoWans cavalry and body Of infantry started from
lvens wood on the double quick towards the OF
the engagement, but the elemy hsd gone. The cour.
try however vas thoroughly secured. The houses o.
Joseph Smith aud J. 4 sster, both violent z 'hola,
we're burned TO The gFoGCd, ard Georga DoSnes, WIN.
Harris, Seth Rogers Nswton Radcliffe and JGmes W.
Morgan, sl noted Ringers, were captured Col Frost
thinks the force OF the enemy s daily increasing along
the river countes and Is is his opinion that the most
rigorous necessary TO put down the Euer
.las.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-19

Tho Maryland Rebel regiments With him, under Cen.
erals Love and Bradley johnson, had suf red terribly
in the fights With Fremont ard shields Bradley john
sous regnent had been cut down from 100 70 200 tso-
tive men. -..s---i
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S y "a Il: 81 e * A.. :;'''' = Sn
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II GOVERNOR sErYcUE, or CONNECTICUT, orRasED -
WAR or sUBJUGLTIos.

WAR or sUBJCGLIioi.
Tx Governor Seymour, Of Connecticut, has written .
rem Mk6bls letter to The Hartford Times condemDng the
use his name as Vice Presidsn OF the late War Meet.
log in that city. BE goes en- to say that
"If it Is necessary TO be explicit beg leave to
state tba' knowing What the meeting would be before
hand could havs been induced 10 attend t. take
part 10 its doiugs-snd thai, having glanced at the
speeches and the proceedings generally Of that meeting,
particularly desire to oleSF myself iroEi any psroipa
Ii N, directly indirectly In What took place there
rhe meeting, If have not misunders God It's general
bearing which ignores peaceful remedies OF any
OFT az means Of restoring the Union, and Gala Loudly
for men aud to aid IN the sufugaton and Gems
queut dsgradation and overthrow OF the South fol-
low genlemeu in sush crusade neither will con.
tribute, In any way, to the accomilishment Of 'ueh
bloody purpo ss The uoastTous fuaey Of the present.
iay tua the Union Gan be establsbsd by destroying
aaY cart OF the Sou b. is wh1h vii burst with tie
SHELLS that are thrown lto its defsnceiess ces, sno
leave tho condition OF this country, after its treasures
,rs exhausted aud liz brave both sdes consgusd
70 hospitals and graves spectacle for Teprosch or com
assc.stion Of the civil csd world.
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xoyExrSrs OF TIE "RIsELs'-oolosII xoRaAss cPER


A despa,ch dated Corinth, IL h Instant, says:
Toe rebels have been MAXI mysterious cavalry do
monslratons In front snce their repulse at Boone
vile by Col Sheridan The latter has fallen back near
Ramsay.
The movements are thought by some to be an ad
vance guard Of force to attack Others think IL
to cover the flank Of Rsggs command reinforcing Chat
tanoogA
The weather Is very warm. Water is very scarce
The health Of the troops Is improving Furloughed
men are returning the rate OF hundred per day
Another despatch dated Louisville, Is b, says
Rumors have reached here that horgan's guerillas,
800 strong in two squads, are At Harroldsburg and
DiDvie destroying property and steal horses. Con-
siderable excitement eIBs in Louisville account oil
The proximity Of the guerllas. Effective measures
being tsken TO prevent incursions.
July -KidnIgit-Repors have been jlst rec lived
hat the main body OF horgans guerillas at Rough
and lady, nine miles South of Frankfort at O'Clock
this Afternoon Our informant says the State archives
age being removed from the Capitol.
Ms,OUM-IFPEcT OF MoLILLAss DIyEAr-IScREAss OF
GULRILLAs.
The St. Louis correspondent Of the N. 7. Tribune,
under date Of 7ih list, says
II bonbahsll had faisn into the middle Of town u
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