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Washington telegraph., 1862-08-27
SELECT SCHOOL.

yEV. David KERR AND LADY formerly
~ Miss NrHAAr.l intend opening Select
School for Young Ladies. On Monday lst Sep
tenbrr- AMI solicit share If public patron
age, The pupils viii receive instruction in
fn'ii nentii and higher brnnchrs Of Maths
mHtics Engli-h- Latin and Greek. Also. in
vocal and Instrumental Music on the Piano
and Gnifar.
TEEAs-In the LITERARY Des-rtmeu, frteen
and twenty Dollars. NnSiz an the Piano
thirty dollars. with the Use af instrument: and
I'll The Guitar twenty dollars, Ter se--irn ef
FIVE months.
Any one hariIg Piano for hirs will please
inform us
Washington Ark. Arg. 10Th. 1852. 3e-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-08-27

ssas~ We regret that the ccmmun cation o f
''Vox Populi'' from one of our citizens whose
opinions have always had much weight in the
community, is uuayoidably postponed until our
next issue.
Washington telegraph., 1862-08-27

Ra5- Cotton is now worth 55 cts. per pound
in New York. The screw comes down upon
them with every turn. Their vast manufac-
turing wealth will soon vanish like the racks
Of the clouds
Washington telegraph., 1862-08-27

To PARENTS AND GUARDIANs-Attcntion is
directed to the school advertisements OF D. Y.
Stspleton and Rev David Kerr ami lady
Washington telegraph., 1862-08-27

tea We are Authorized to announce MIL
TON T. HOLT as candidate for the office of
Sheriff Of Hampstead County at the ensuing
election
Washington telegraph., 1862-08-27

We are under many Obligation to our young
friend Isaac McClendon. fox an interesting
letter and a bundle Of late Eas tern papers for
warded from the army at Tupelo.
Washington telegraph., 1862-08-27

Soy IN response 20 communca ton from
Gen. i. 7. Jett upon the subject, the Adju-
tant General at Little Rock. writes On the I'D
inst, thet the Provost Marshal General has
been ordered to stop the impres=ment Of arms
south of the Arkansas River.
Washington telegraph., 1862-08-27

ea- The town Of Grenada is thronged be
refugees, driven out of Memphis on account
Of their refusal to take the Federal oath of al
egiance.
Washington telegraph., 1862-08-27

Cor. EAKIS--If the Hon. THOMAS HUsRanr
will consent to become candidate as enc ot
the Advisory Nc nbers of the Military Board
he VIII be SUPPORTED by
MANY VOTERS.
Washington telegraph., 1862-08-27

Ray We arc authorized to announce JOSIAH
". THOMAS, ESQ as candidate to represent
Hemrstead County in the Lower House of the
next General Assembly.
Washington telegraph., 1862-08-27
so ali Persons eniitledf. "A his.
tribufiyc share OF The Estate
0f Ea0ch HainU<s. late or o..
iuurbia CO.. Ark ..DccraSrd-

tpi viii take notice. that IT a Probate
j. Court tn be hoifirn in and for thu roants
Of Columbia, sud sfate Of Arkanss- ~ N,
Court-llonse thereof. IN che Town X Magnets
on Tuesday after the 81 Monday If October
next We shall make application FOR dis;ril.r,.
ton Of the estate # Enocl Madness. late ~
Columbia County. deceased
JESSE r. WILKINSON
DICEl WILKINSON.
WINSTON BANEs, Attorney
Aug 18th. 1862 Ss-S
Washington telegraph., 1862-08-27

Eg~ We learn from the Mobile Evening
News-that ". II. Spence, the well known bank
Ell Of Murfreesboro, betrayed to the Federals
the movements of Morgan ani Forest and
has been since hung by the citizens. Before
1he war No was o man Of high standing and
Influence.
Washington telegraph., 1862-08-27

geg- We are authorized to announce J.yrs
n. YoUNG, ESQ, as a candidate for reelection
as Prosecuting Attorney for the 9Th Judicial
Circuit
Washington telegraph., 1862-08-27

Bg- On Monday, 18th ult, the town Of
Guntersyille, Ala, Eas shelled by the federals
from the opposite bank of the Tennessee River.
Ne Confederate folders were in the town to
justify the act, and no warning was given the
Inhabitants. About half the town is said to
have been burnt and severalcitizens killed -
II WAS wsnton act of cruelty.
Washington telegraph., 1862-08-27

Terms of Advertising.

Transient advertisements will be inserted
FOR s. per square 90 lines, or less for the
n~st insertion. and so cents for each subsc.
quent insertion.
Washington telegraph., 1862-08-27
Trustees.
WANTED

WANTED
TEAMSrERS irmeiiateiv to drive Govern
IL ment Wagons for this Post
GEO TAYLOR.
Capt. & 4. @ NJ. G. 8. l.
Washington Ang- ~, 1852 3g-tf
Washington telegraph., 1862-08-27

3a5~ We authorized TO announce Hon.
a B. Williams IL candidate for Senator from
the Senatorial District composed of the coun-
ties of Hampstead, Lafayette and SEWER Elec
ton first Monda7 in October.
Washington telegraph., 1862-08-27

hSE- Hen. L. 2. GREEN is candidate for
reclection to the office of Judge of the Cir.
emit Court Of the sixth Judicial Circuit com
pose of the Counties of Union, Calhoun, Qua
chita, Columbia, Lafayette and Hampstead
Election the lstMonday in'October. 1862. =
Washington telegraph., 1862-08-27

SES~ We are authorized to announce F. II
Waldorf as candidate for reelection 10 the
office of Sheriff of Lafayette county. at the
ensuing election
Washington telegraph., 1862-08-27

misunderstanding Stanton has Issued
an order dat ed 4th inst, directing draft in
every Safe, whose quota of 800, 900 men may
not be filled BY volunteering IN the 18th.
Although northern papers boast Of several
States whose quota is already SLED Illinois
and Pennsylvania amongst them we doubt
the fact. Much dissatisfaction is anticipated
at the North when the draft comes 10 be made
A draft forcing people from their homes to in
wade country which seeks only to be let alone,
is far differen. from our conscription n, which
calls upen the people 10 defend their homes from
aggression, and their families from outrage
Washington telegraph., 1862-08-27

SEuEx ,nr-Th- -oft >fil'r es of the summer
air was broken last ght H. the music of the
excellent Ia nd connected with Col. Young s
regiment. Thck sereuaded several OF our cit
liens cart wing back the minds of many fair
ones, 10 the old times # chivary, when minis
treisy and devotion to ladies' fur, went hand
in hand with gallant deeds at arms.
We are pleased viii, thess evidences Of mu-
tual courtess. and good feeling, between us
and our neighbors of the Lone Star State. Our
danger is commen, and these apparent tribes
serve to strengthen the bonds that make us one
in common cause, even unto the bitter end.
, 1862-10-03

!. ocesh of Hon14mfn =. Halless'
aon- 6ep1a@m f. Haess' 1of 1wensy yeaas
Past wen Mo"a Is 3 !esoang uemoe1Aac poh-
xac,an N easssenose 'ases o1ea " MS .es1oeoee
IN 6os1on o0 tne setn u1. M. hAieH com
3aencea n1e rs 1a"5e1 ana eaitoF' IN froVi-
eeoce' 4aole 1nia saDs sea1s elne hls sue
esee N e1'nef Poslnon was no1 e@anenf' and
4ooot t~en1y-nse yea1e sance Ne moved 70
+!'os,op@ .t mnt;1e ~ nAs placaeea II. un1a ms
1eaa 7 1'Se ueea .lso1e '4a1'41s e.sns" N us
1auss. S1eet tuao ~ e11sotolnals eenieVe-
eos 1.tne DE nn1s N m'tagoe' nnninch.
@e Aa@.ns " patusea .ooagss1ons' even 70
ee sac1nee n nonof, decided par1'allues iol
Inc oouan ana 11e 1assa1utaonss p 1ecoait9enoen
, 1862-10-03
The WAR IN MISS 0uRL

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Oct. Ia highly re-
joyed advantageous Opportunities for the
acting our southern borders, and who has been
sents that In Newton county, fiTe miles south
mand Of Coffee and Shelby. seveu miles west
Of Neosho, In the same county, ara eco under
command Of Gen. Cooper, brother Of the ad-
jutant general OF the rebel army. Ha]f Of this
number under Cooper are Indians, ali well
armed. Al Pes Ridge. Gen, Rs1ns has 4.5o0
man, md Gen Carroll, 2,00- South Of For
sythe, just over the Arkansas line, Gen. Par
cons has 8, Coo. Near Parsons, towards the
east, is Gen. Mcbride with about 5000. At
Little Rock, Gen. Holmes has Il, 900.
The above figures show an aggregate force
of IL, COO rebels. OF these g 900 are either
within the boundaries OF Missouri or on, It's
southern line The whole force Is Under
command Of Gen.'Holmes. -
.. The rebels In Ill the camps indulge In the
: confident expectations Of wlntering In St.
! Louis. and entertain not shadow Of doubt
/ ct, their ability to do no.
The conscr1pt act Of the confederate States
]: is in full forca In Newton aud Mcdonald
counties, Mo, AL citizens Of the requisite
-sge are seized and compelled to enter ths
rebel service or; leave the country. ManJ
| prominent citizens Of these counties have aet
! 10 avoid conscrfption-
t Gen H1ndman is under arrest, Arlsing from
misunderstanding between himself Anf
/ Pike, the .precis4 cause OF which does no
seem to be known. '-. -
, 1862-10-03

sixth Congregational District.
Hon. B. G. Cook. OF Ottawa, who Was Judge
Jesse O. Nortcn's competitor for the nonina-
lion for Congress In the 8ta district conyen-
zion, putliahes letter In the Ottawa Rspxb.
1ena, iustif5ing the course Of the L. Sale
md Kendall county delegations In withdraw
ing from the convention because their request
that the resolutions should be adopted before
The bsiloting sheuid be had, Was not complied
With, In which he says:
:<t Although believe the unanimous request
of the In Bale ard Kendall delegations might
have been properly and gracefully complied
With, Jet, as the platform adopted BY the re-
maining delegates, after the nomination had
been made, Is entirely satisfactory to me,
ard, As believe, will BE- to Ill Republicans !;
R0d rs majority Of the counties in the con-
;E1sssionsl district had instructed their dele
8ates to vote for Mr. Norton, and especially
in view Of the magnitude of the interests at
stake, believe that I'll Republicans should
1ay aside any and all personal feeling that
may have been excited, nnd give to MI. Nor.
ton an earnest support This is the course
think the best interests Of our country de-
naande. and earnestly hope my friends vii
j" concur with me in this opinion"
-. We trust that not only the Republicans, bn,
Ill other friends Of the administration and Its
So var measures, in the 9Th district, will unite
in giviu Judge Norton strong and hearty
Eurpo: 1yso doing, they will elect good
end true MAJ t. ep1esent them In Congress
, 1862-10-03
FROM KENTUCKY,
Sharp kkirmlsh1ng at Var1.
r: GUS Pelnte.
CAPTURE OF FORTY THOUSAND
ROUNDS OF AhIhIUNITI0N,
The Rebels Evaouate shelbyville.

LOUISVILLE, Oct 2.--The Jou71al Is In
formed Of Eharp skrmish last night with
Gen. sll'e advance and Z, ,000 rebel cavalry, at
Floydfs Fork. the enemy being posted on
surrounding hills. We repu1Aed them; they
returned. We then brought cur artillery
against them, when they again fled. We cap
tured In an old house In that vicinity 10 600
rounds Of ammunition.
Heavy musket1y firing was heard On the
Sheltyyi1e road, sixteen miles distant, at
o'clock this morning. The result is IN
known.
The Joxrnaz also SAYS skirmish took place
this morning five miles distant on the Bards-
town road. The rebels Wers repulsed. Their
loss is unknown Our loss Is tKenty five In
killed and wounded. -.
Gen. G. II. Morgan, with his Whole force
from Cumberland Gap, has reached the Ohio
River opposite Portsmouth, ct the mouth OF
the Sc1ota River.
Cannonading has been heard to-day near
Mount Washington, In the vicinity Of Bait
River.
The rebels evacuated shelbyvi1le last night,
first compelling storo keepers to receive con:
federate scrip In payment for what they want-
ed A. Paris, ~, all store keepezs, except two
seee6h, sent their goods awaY. The rebels
paying in confederate scrip. The blankets
giving out, they fnHisted On cutting up the
storeReepers' carpets for blanketirg. These
tecefh storekeepers declined receiving con
federate scrip for the carpets, when they Wert
arrested and put in jail for discraditing con
federate money.
We learn that Kirby Smith has been playing
the same game upon several secesh stofekeep
els at Lexington,
, 1862-10-03
From the Late Battle Fields.
Correspondence N. T. Times

BATTLEfIELD Or ANTHTAx. NEAR SHAHPt-}
BURG, hid, Wednesday, Sept. ~, 1852. {
The wounded In the late battles have. now
all been provided for, and are doing well. The
surgeons say that the weather Is very favora-
bic, the nights being cool, and the pure fall
atmosphere In these billy regions greatly as
sisdIg in the process Of healing, while ths
general health Of the patients Is well eus-
ta'ned- 49,.
The sanitary agents have been able to reu-
Ger much assistance BY getting promptly upon
the battlefield. aud supplying the wounded
vi h Indispensable comforts before the gov.
eminent could set They have opened de-
pot at sha1psburg, from which supplies are
distributed A wagon train Of supplies AZ
rived BY the way Of Hagerstoxn this morning.
and Benevolent contributions for their com
fort Ia manifested everywhere Without them,
they say, they would have suffered very much.
The coming cold weather Increases the ne
cessity for cl2thtng for the persons, and GOV
blankets, pillows, pillow alps, bed sacks,
Large slz:d slippers, tea, crackers, teacups,
wash basins, candies, lanterns, pals, bed
paEs and urinals, and stationery for the sol.
diera to write letters on, are some Of the most
pressing articles needed. The most essentia
medicines, such as morphine, qutnIne, salts
caztor Oh, adhesive plasters, and tobacco
would be Of great ynlue, and could not COM
&uliss where the demand Is so great TIT
latter article-tobacco-is essential for tn
snlaiers, who ought not to be compelled t,
give up It's use when their systems are reduce,
by wounds and other causes. Let the poo
fellows have the comfort Of good tobacco 70
chewing and smoking.
The rebel wounded In our various hosp
tails must average nearly 5000, while ever
house and barn near and along the river, q
the dif1erert fords, ere full Of them. Agrea
many Of them are without shoes and stoch
ings, OF blankets, and arc suffering much, a
tie nights are getting very cool. Donation
sent to the SANITARY Commission, designate
for distribution among them, would no dous
be scrupu1ously and most cheertully distribr
| ted for their relief. >
, 1862-10-03
FROM THE GULF.
MATTERS At PENSACOLA

NEW YORK., Oct. "A letter from Psnsa-
cola says: .. IT,:
"The harbor and defauses at Mobile have
become subjects Of close study in army and
navy circles here, IS that will probably be the
first point, of attack Fort Morgan mounts
some ninety guns; the channel runs close to
the fort; and Is commanded not only By the
guns Of Fort Morgan, but also enfladed by
those Of Fort Gaines, the smaller fort on
Dauphln's Island. No considerable rebel force
is garrtsoninZ either Charleston, Mobile or
Savannah, 1t ia believed; but something has
been done In the way Of ob6tructiug the chau-
nels and constructing defensive works alcug
the water approaches to these three cities J.
"our harboE {Pensaeso1a) Is filling fast With
men-of-war Of all grades. aud the admfrsl's
fleet is already very formidable. Tue Pfeble
is turned into doa:ing hospital, but as yellow
feyer has entirely left US, her banks ara not
very likely to be very crowded."
WASHINGTON, Oct. Att Is asce1talned that
the next steamer from New York will carry
money enough to the Gulf to pay all amounts
due CUR soldiers in that department.. Some
time ago necessary funds wers transmitted to
North and South Carolina fora similar pur'
rOse.
, 1862-10-03
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1fbune.1
srRNur1ELp, October ., 1859.
The war department, with the consent Of
the governor, }has authorized Major Thie1-
man to tncreassh1s battalion Of cavalry to
regiment. si3eompanles from Southern ILL.,
nois will 1T once Join Col. Thielman's CON-
mand. The regiment will be known - the
17th.
Upon the solicitation Of Lieut. Gov. HofI-
mann, the war department has authorized the
increasing Of Capt. schamback's cavalry corps
of Hoffman 6Esgoons to battalion, to be
commanded by schamb&ck as nstor: It Is
understood here upon good authority that
ths president, Generals Banks and sshurz.
GOV. Solomon, and otheqs, have induced Gen
slgel to abandon the idea Of resigning his posi-.
ton. The president strongly supports slgel.
a new and dangerous counterfeit fEo On the
Manufacturer and Mechanics Bank, Pasla-
de1phia, has appeared here; It Is described as
fellows: Right lower corner two horses, 5 On
the corner above; left lower corner, head Of .
little girl and above.
Col. Hosey Of tha Bloomington: Normal
regiment, and Col R. II. Housh have bsen
appointed brigadier generals.
Gov. Yasas and Secretary Of ssate Hatch
win be home Tomorrow night Gov Yatea
has obtained the promise Of better arma toz
our troops. = :: F., :,::-... = !.
Secretary stzntoa1: :pl.cea Illinois in the very
front sank 4 etatn In coming forward to ths
,tupport Of tho government -. i,:--' 3.
, 1862-10-03

=; -, :,-,- The Tax Rm. .~.....
The following o111cial latter fronn Crnmh.
,,onar noutven ~ M~ e-a.a- ~s..ss.a.ta-
.4uAN@* ~ 80 ~ ~. "eaes, 4ssesseof io1
the second d1trcf In PennsTlYanta. contains
infol nation Of value to the public:
-, rxxAsunr axpArrr
';. i: oyTTcE or IarrEE.I REvrHr
: i: - Warrington, D. c. Bept, 81, i8sa
En-: Your letter cf the 27tf Is received.
Nothing In the printed slips enclosed by you
fs offic1l o, IVES authorized by me, exee3. the
letter to the Baltimore assessor.
consider thAt tavern keeper must be
licensed as retail nquor dealer in order to
sen liquor. Hets expressly permitted to sell
clga1s BY article Is, section 64, and his tavern
license enables him "to provide food aud
lodging" zee no reason ior eubjectiug him
, 1862-10-03

We have the satisfaction Of announcing the
safety Of General George II. Morgan, and his
army. He Was at West Liberty, Kentucky,
On Friday last, marching for the OHIO RiveF,
he brought of al his deld guns. His siege
guns were destroyed. BE left in the hospitals
500 men unable to travel, with medical stores
and snan guard. These viii of course be
csptured. There are several thousand East
Tennesseeans In Morgan's command, few
hundreds unarmed. The rebels thougot they
bad Morgan fin their power, but be m1ned
the preclpiees oyezhanging the Gap, aud
shattered them with gunpowder so that they
tumbled into the road, rendering 1t 1mpasst
bic. This was closing the door agatnst direct
pursuit. BE then withdrew at the 1ato d
st about twenty miles per day. The march "a: "a:
country, over bad roads and no roads at all
and hls troops must have suffered severely
We presume It is tafr to conclude, that the
safety of Aorgan's army improves the situa
, 1862-10-03
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2.-The Washington
National Rtpubs;aan says Gen. Mcclellan vas
in town on Tuesday.
The Repu13ican also says: "Heayy firing
vas heard yesterday in the direction Of Lees.
bug: ;. It WIS shan apa Fapid. Cause an-,
The Baltimore american asys the Monitor
has been towed up the Chesapeake, probably
to Washington.
NEW YORK, Oct 2-An army correspondent
says: There must be fighting again before
many days, In the northeastern part ot Vir.
ginia, unless the rebels relinquiah their posi-
lion at Winchester, without waiting for Us to
throw down the gauntlet It Is Impossible to
subsist the army they claim to have there,
without possessing more facilities to receive
sppplies. believe 1t may safely be promised
that they will not stand about Winchester In
force, because Of our threatening attitude In
locality Of which they are very tenAcious.
Yesterday two rebels, who had been con-
fined at Fort Delaware, took the oath OF alle-
glance and were sent to Philadelphia, and
made application for admission as priYates In
Col Bege1barth's regiment They state that
| at least $50 900 rebels entered Maryland, but
not more than half Of them were brought into
action. owing to fatigue, want of provisions
sickness, &C.
A letter ftom the army On the Upper Poto
| mac, SAYS:
| The rebels have begun the work of devssta
tfo1 On the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
| Bridges, cu1VeTtB, Rnd embaukments ara be1u{
destroyed, excavations piled up, aud rails AMI
| stock carried of.
, 1862-10-03
VOLUME XIV.
POIl K1CkL.

TTNTu CONGRESSIONAL have
have already stated that Hon. Samuel "
Mou1ton Of Shelby county has, with greet
unsnimity, been dosignated as the Union cau-
d1date for Congress in the 10th district. Mr.
Mon1ton Is strong man-A Union man from
the stat-and has held q high position among
the able and true nsn Of the State. He has
accepted the nomination, and Will, show the
tories, led By. Anthony Knapp, in their true
color. The Winchester (scott county, Demo-
c7n, Democratic paper, places the name OF
Mr. Moultou st it's head, and says:
Mr.. Moulton Is stronk Union man, and
accepts the nomination. Wecau support him
with . hearty good viii, and believe The people
OF the district will endorse him. BIS COM
man whoee Unionism Is somewhat question:
able Nj. Mou1ton has Awsys been Demo-
crat, but when the rebellion broke out he
dropped politics and proclaimed his adhesion
to the Union. He thinks there ought to ba
but two parties In the country at present
patriots and traitors. This is not the time to
be talking about party and party issues|et
the country be saved frHt.
TH1KrKKsTH SE1AroR1AL DISTRICT {Adams
at Plymouth, on the eth ult., and nominated
Bryant 7. SchoheM Of Hancock for senator.
WAREES COUNTY. Republicans Of
Warren county have nominated 6olon Bur
rough for representative, Harmon Straw for
sheriff, and - Bosworth tor coroner.
FIRST SESATon1AL DfsTR1cr.-The tories
have nominated William q. Green Of Na4eae
for Senator. The district Is composed af1h
codnties Of Alexander, PqIasH. HI
1Tn7nn J1hnsnn pone Hxtf3.7 Ca1fa4inH
Saline. =. =: -. =
-R4CHLAxD CounrY.-Tne tories have nozai-
mated J. ". Westcote for Representative, and
Thomas T. Stewart for Sheriff Clay county
helps elects Representative, and MI. West.
cote get wants the inao1semsnt Of that
county. :; e.: -.
La SALE CoUErT.-The tories hava nomi
mated W.R, Mu11igan for Sheriff, and o. r
Hathaway for Coroner.
REoR1A Cousrr.-The tories have nomi
mated ]. ID. Murray for Sheriff, and Thonas
r. -AnteliH for Coroner.
/ FoRTE.FouRTH REPR1sEsTA1IvK DHTR1c1
Ola Sale and Livingstonl. "A. A. $tFishe,
/ and Frank1in Corwin Of In Sale, aud Alber1
Puker Of Livingston, arc the Republican can
dfdates for Representatives IN the 44th dis
t.ict. =.
KAHKAKHE Coux11.-The Republicans
Kankakee county hare nominated Chaunce1
a. Lake, ind Jacob Obrecht for Sheriff, ani
Geo. E. Letouzno for Coronex.
LIVINGSTON CouNrY.-Job Dye is the Be
publican canaidste Tor Sheriff, and Tnoma!
I CEoswen for Coroner -
| NEW YoIk-Hon. Roscoe ConkIIng h;
, 1862-10-03

LFfom the Key West New Eta. Sept. Isl
: In another eo1uxnu viii be found the List Of
deaths tor the 1ast- two Eeeks, bJ which It
I11 b. teen fhat while In certatn localities the:
dtsese kas sagcd with tpeFsAsed violence, In
othe1s # has a1nost@ entirely. aAated. The
mortality among the troops Goth: regiment
n, I, BY. ,statiope4 hare has indeed been
fearful Tho regiment haa only SIX companies
stationed Aeze 1the other tour being 1t Fort
Jefferson, T0tagss,) which number shout $50
men and officers, out Of which have died sotna
stxty ussu-4ad ol1ices, being naar.y one+6fth
Of the whole command. Tia deaths among
Foft Taylor has also been great, but 11most
; entirely Among the unaeeltma*sd ::
, 1862-10-03


We have It, On the best authority, that In 4
certain neighbozhood In Madison county the
seceesioniaa who have been alarmed It the
recent capture Of some Of their confederates,
have armed Themselves, ana swear that they
will resist the officers Of the government IL
any attempt to arrest them. The neIghbor-
hood is populops one for central 10 vi, and
the dominent sentiment is accession. Plckets
are out nightly, watching for the expected
coming Of government cflcerA This Is Ger
tainly bad state Of affairs. It Ia active snd
impTudent rebellion right in the midst Of one
Of the most loyal States In the Union -. =