, 1862-08-20

From the Appeal Of the 18th. |.
FROM ARKANSAS.

FROM ARKANSAS. j
Information. from Arkansas is rather nea~
gre. yet cheering. The outrages Of the feder-
ais In their passage through the State hsve
aroused the:people almost to a; man, auda nu-
merons:army :ig now prepared to>dIspute the
further advance of the enemy. Reinforce
mentE from. other States have{| arrived, aud :.
Gen. Holmes has assumed command. The or :
dilance stores have been repfenished to tie
necessary extent, and the com9issar7 depart
mt Mt ia well supplied from the herds aud gra-
guine Of. their ability to .:c6eeE. and finsiIy
drive Curtis force from fhe state=
AEorHER5 GALL!
Col, JOHNSON, of Gen. Price's staff has is
sued the following call: ::
= TO THE PEOPLE OF MISSISSIPPI.
:QrITs1AS, Miss, Ar-. 6-I=am in 7onr
m1st Tor the purpose Of procutiue shass nud
ya,H 7Reks fer Gen. 2 RIGGS army. Some Of his
Teterats=-men VINO have been inisix or eight
Iitcnee haftles ard twenty skirzntahes- TO-
day destitute Of tlese two articles, uecsss ary,
even il camp. bat indisp p.nsab;s Nu5n ths rrrny-
taxes the held. AS this. 12rmySnaw .guardss
the gates to. the entrance Df t1a Niss;ssjnn;
preliminary to driving the em4enorthwar5'
Gen. Price desires tnat the patriotic ren cf
this STATE saould furnish the shoes, and her
glorious Romen the yarn socks If unssih1e
he ;Fonld like every White woman in tbe State
to knit at least one pair af socks for nis arn,v
While make this appeal, I ta1uk it is pr,,oer
to add, that do ask = donation, but ain pre-
paree to pay liberal price for both shoes aud
yarn socks. l shall be pleased to contract
With tanners and shoe manufacturers for
shoes now on hand. Or 20 be made hereafter:
AID viii be obliged to any person who will lei
nc know where I can make contracts,
For socks, all yarp, white or colorad. of
good size and 'ength IN tue leg and foot, I
win pay sseenzy:jfes cents per pair. They nlsy
be sent to me OF DR.. France at this III 4ce
wbfre they viii be paid for. or may b. lett
with the station agent Of the nearest depot OF
any Of the three railroads now in our n:,sses.
sion, and some tine 5000 l will call or send IN
agent to get them and pay for tne1u.
Tuos. G. JOHNSON Aid to Gel. Price.
MORGAN.
The atlanta Conf sdc7acy publishes il, full the
report OF Col. Morgan's ) lelegrapaic operation.
giving full account Of his proceedings dnrine
The late tour through Kentucky. Tue te1s,
graphic line vas tapped at vnrions PLACES and
Important military dispatches Intercepted.
Col Morgan was thus keps posted as to The
movements of the enemy TO capture him
From the last telsgraphic station that he yis-
ited-Somerset, Kentucky-he sent the fiI-
lowing dispatches over his OFF signature:
SOMERSET, July q.
George D. Prentice, Louisville:
4 Goed morning, George ?. Tam quietly watch
property In this little burg / regret excne1,na
that thfa is the last that comes under my suoeryi
sion on this route. I expect In short titue In
Pay ytn visit, and wish to know II gou will b.
Al vel in Dixie.
JoHS H. MORGAN, Commanding BRIGADE.
General j. T. Boyle, Louisville:
GGoa %0pg Jey sEg,d ThIs telegraph is
5ou too well posted. My friend. Ellsworth. ba:
all Of your dispatches since the 10ih OF Jnty ~
file. DO you wish copies.
JoiKN II. MORGAN, Commanding B,isade.
Hon. Geo. ". Dunlap, Washington City:
| Jnet completed NY tour through Neutuch,--.
cepauICd seventeen cities. destroyed millions q
adllars, worth Of United States property-passci
We pazoled 1.soe federal prisonere. i ' ''''as s'a
/ Tour old friend, JOHN H. MORGAN.
| Commanding Brigade.
/ EXECUTIVE uEApQEAn7ERs-
| CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jnly ii, 1861. !
GENERAL ORDERS No. I'll. An encampmen
for the rendezvous of State troops is established
TO be selected by the quartarmaater In the ricini
| Volunteers for twelve months will bsi-Yeceiyei
II compa-1ee, equade. or as i1diyiduals, with thi
! Distinct, understanding that the goye-nor may
Of squads into companies companies into battai
lions or regiments The conditions and terms O
service arc those pre- crbed in the acts Of the gen
ard 1862, anthotizing the acceptance Of 8 Yolun
teer force for the defcnseof the state.
| y. Colonel Leon Trousdale. Of the governor
military etaff, will take command OF e4td en-
campment. and is directed to discharge the du
ties Of commandant thereof. He will repor
from time to time to the adiutant general Of tt
State; inspect and muster into the Service Of tb
| State. all troops not mustered By other cficac.
report and return muster rolls and recruiting Iist
to raid Office, He will enforce strict diacSpltae
according to the regulations adopted By the Sta.
1or The government of its armies.
Ill Major G. S. Boiling. quazteEmaster. wi
Will make such arrangements and provisions q
may become nnceFsary for the supply Of said Stat
| force He will take charge Of all the erdaanc
I Gtorcs Of the State. and see to the pyeseyatin
| and repair Of the State arme, Issue them On IL.
order Of the adjutant general, to whom he viii n
| port as to the number and condition now Oh hant
| and which he may from time to time receive.
make ench arrangements and provision as may B.
come necessary for the subsistence Of said Sta.
| force.
y Ssid cncam1ment may, upon order Of t1
adjutaut Of the State OF the commandant theteo
hs removed to such point as the public teryit
| may require.
vi The aajntant- general Of this State will a
sign and designate temporarily for duty sncl Of
cere as may become necessary. For such funds
may be required ia the organization, supply 81
| snGelttercc Gf said force, he will draw upon Il
bank of Tennessee, and make snch other orders
may be necessary in the cT=anization and enp1o
ment Of said troops, ordering them into acti
| service. etc.
VII. Gen. S. R. Anderson will give to the orea
ization Of this force euch aid and assistance fro
| time to time, ne Its proper efficiency may re1uu
BY order Of 1su43f G. HARRIS, Governor
". 9. WHlT1noR.SE, Adjutant General.