, 1862-09-01

iofo14''tle ~ e4'o eut."6 ~ .;,,
orhlsafehho' aug. - A''7s
a good deal OF feeling Is beng engeAoeteo
among the people in the southern part Of the
State m acrount of the manner in which pro-
,,a,t ,,,or.1,o1s orr anna;nted II anr,ears the
'os. n1.i Snal0 % ~ ra,,x,.,,a =.
mooe 1s 1or nennoe's y. Sonsieee ~ iecoei-
mend them to the marshal general IN missouri,
this State being included in the district in
which Missouri is. The marshal general. I
understand has stated that In such cases a re.
anue4e e.'e' ,'..'.,,. 1Ne 1'e. -. ~'e0 ~
con1menda11on ~lll ne considered equivalent
to an appointment, except in some very extra-
ordinary instance.
N,w met 1oo1- how +b;. ,noaa of oa,o;,+
No"' 1u1. AeeA ~" tn.s ntoue ~ opPoAue'
ment would work IN southern and central u
linois. What sort of provost marsha1s would
~ A1,on Ar r ,o,,, oo,f,nod for +,a,e,,
~ o. atteu' u. ~ ~" eonnn1u los tteaoon'
general In the h. Il. C.'s recommend: and,
eyeu in this district, what sort Of men would
Eaann ,nrM - a,,,;,fs E,onr,s 1,,o,+,
IL qnestloneo At nome a shof1 tiiae SINCE MS
home paper stated that it was freely charged
arnnrd the eountv in which he }fvnd. that he
ssaK. e O. and ca,,rd nnoo NJ knann to
fone 81 and nrob ablv neyer will The sane
1"nv ' he said said Of otber districts in he state.
WIat sort ofnrorost marsha]s wonld R;ch.
ar3son a,noinI
Conlpia5nts are received here from many
sonthefu counties that the u,arshal's an
uoiutees are in most, if not ali cases, open and
ayoWed secessionists or secret z, G, C.. trai-
tors. Trouble Is anticipated in consequence. nee
70 these scouudrels Is given the power TO
hunt down. hanp and imDrsson Uniof, men. or
drive them ont Of the State. I notice thaE even
| in ST. Lonis rank secessionists receive these
annofntmcnts. Ifsuch course is perscyered
II. the reneral government uust jook tn this
| State. # viii take a .rooiilV nortion Of the
roiunteers now heinp ralsed fo 9reseTVa II
| T 1porn fhe froverHnr ia rerv ,1nch exercisnd
| IN - oar3 tn f6;s matter ard ;s 5as;rnna NJ
1nttfr,r Sion to 20 henions m onirane unon
| : c,a,a ~ h7oh ;e NV etrnrn1;nar WIN - an
.,;as ~ on ornnsed <r;an+ 81 So,,l+ ~ ros+ora
rs. i:nion hnt ~ nresnr IA 1;aaea W;tfir
bar ~, harar ~ Pt1o hae+ 1,,o, *
this ma++er won;d ha f,r ri t1,a ~ 6nrarn 70 man5 e
| snnni,,t Marshal Phili;ns the nfnvosr marshal
II thfs State he wonId he snrs to scr11t;nizs
every Recommendation and IN annoint m man
| who were not thoroughly Union O1
| the marsha]s might be anp6;nte1 by the nres.
| ident on the suepestion of the royeTnor.
which would be sill better.
Complaints continue to come up from
| Union men from Egypt, aad considerable
for leave to raise home guards have been
| made. Others say, that all the Union men
| having gene to the war, they are entirely 8.
the mercy Of the Z. G. C.'s, who seldom o.
| Ieyer volunteer. I was shown TO-DAY veTy
remarkable letter from man who had ius,
yo1nnteered jnto one nf the rceiments r,3sei
in Egypt. lie Acknowledged That he Iaf
heen s Z. e. q. fnr nearly ) rear hnt non
NAL IS = clean F,eas nf Il T}a sars That !,
hs3 hecn date1mined ,,non hr = snnnartad rt
n,ovrnrnt nnon an aprced 1,v tn throw ea II
+rse a. pn riTGad soy an " ~ raur, II
ng fro the trcEa e acres so ca1c5 ~
aro to he nsrd TO- niaca VIM, +bs ~. fsp1
nn1n1se The 11oces ssscted fnr tha a1 10. eu
6.s}.n h1ng ~ 1tssst ht,d@as ane era az,
hsnI Inents The s;gnajs uo+rh;,a +ha n1 +r,ai 81
sra r. hc fret t;t1ed sna Ill.,. tba 1o;to.s
tn Eve he sinnai tn Tho t-.iI ~ ,,sss ~ =,
The time chosen is a day when the larges
nu1nher OF volunteers will be on their way Il
1ne oouln. .,e A1ses 'n1s olaoonea proJecs ha
th wv ha soe ,aa1ots dTe ~ seon
.nteuga .ns eoau:ts hnIlng LIZ gntoa 11 mel
@ anu aas1as "ssse se lnHlr properly. In9 "t1Ie
t s anoss alas sus4 ,S pI9
yba a7ttio as ~ U ~ +ha 1a iscal; sta1 ana he eau
en1 .I aa.Sn.'o1 ~ tTI o.s 1usti,'i4eles nios
saltfsus tta ~ H. !ne = rststl 9as oeen piace