, 1864-09-29
With high hnod all summer, aud now. IN,

rap flce, Who has been Killed 6one three
times In battle, and has died once besides OF
apoplexy, and ones more Of dytcnterY, Is
on band, with whit Is proclaimed )" fsr7O77sn
So,0o0 men, as good as new, and Is destined
to gohble up the stztc OF Missouri ~ he
aho his friends have it.
The MIN of this movement is doubtless
mvera1 told. First, It ie Nkcau rebe ri under
takiDgs Of the kind. q stealing and recruiting
expedl'ion. The rebel army ia running 10 ".
1t wnnts 1nen-tirst, last aud all the time,
nen-at least bushwhacking, stealing, mur-
during rebels. Missouri has q good maog
such to spare, If they can be got. But it ia
useless to send entreattea or command them
TO come, unless backed up by a goodiy force.
But the triumphant march of Price With
an army through the State, would be likely
to gather mp gocdly array Of recruits.
and then there must be considerable steal.
1Dgs to be had there By this time. Horses,
mules, store goods, greenbacks, etc are to
be had in Missouri ohce more; and Price can
smell plunder further than a bnzzard can
carzion.
Then, in the second place, 1t Is near the
tine for the Presidential election. Only a
Cannot Price manage to squat himself in tho
State go as to prevent Missouri from voting
1t were an awful shane, in rebtl estimation,
that N1ssol1l should cast its vote for Old
Abe, and thus turn Its back utterly on the
Con1ederacy.
Ard, ut all events, II nothing more cnn be
done by invading the State, d prodigious fuss
generally, can be kicked up. and, pe1haps, q
little capital morally be made tor, tho fast
sinking cause Of tie rebellion It can be said,
perhaps: "see, you have gained nothing;
,cu have lost all you got across the Ml4s,s.
s,ppi; and, II you lose as fast as you gain,
when will you dniAh the conquest and,
thus, in Europe, and in Copperhead circles
It the North, and in Dixie itself, little
trantito,y capital may be made, and little
hope inspired.
At least, this will be so il tue Invasion can
be made successful But that tt1f" is likely
to be still In the way. Old Price never
amounted to nythiug in the field. He never
was in battle yet where he did not get
whipped. He has no snch force as 80, 600
troops, and what he has are, probably, with
some exceptions, only Of 4 poor quality Be.
E'nc6, he will not have euch commanders as
Banks to deal with. He ia to encountnr RI.
secrsns, a1d Andrew Jackson Smith and a
force Of veterans, one tf whom il good for
four Of his scslawass; to say nothing OF the
Mfssou1i militia, who are as good as msjor-
lty Of his m.n ct least. He will steal some,
perhaps before he can be fnlrly got at, aud
murder and distress the poor people OF the
State; but We have no great fears Of his &C.
complishlug anything of Importance.
FORT PILLOW.
We have pair fn1 rumor, by way of Nash
vile, that the rebel Gen. Forrest has mas.
sacred The colored garrison of Athens. A,R~
hmm. In the absence of Official conf,rma-
tien nwemaytrust ths. the ren5rt rro.rs mt of
thet.aeic memory OF Fort Pillow rather than
from any aecer,a{ued facts regarding the
cao,ure Of Col. Campbell's command. Rnt
irtbe ro1s: shall prove ,ruc-1f We haye ac.
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