, 1865-05-18

The Military SatQAtSon-2 at1on
o1 13.. Gsn. aRnrbnritie.ccTfSsao ot ErnceC :-
6nth-PolitlcaI. AAeass
Especial Correspondence Chicago Tribunal
! ru ,or.pY , a,T1 ~, Ira, aas 1o' 108s'
a1 49, siIoatloS'
The military district OF Western Kentucky
| will soou be numbered among the thlno. that
u.ra. The whole State ia tn he o,soi'sstas
| 49, ore 1ist,;ct w,th hnt ~" .Csul. saa.sa :,
1nte one ui'uas'' "tse ous ona General off.
Ger, and his Office WILL probably bs at Louis.
| vile. The military poats at Columbus and
| H;cLmar have hren discontinued 81 .-,s.,s
1s-. ~. ~, uotoh,, ~" "atoln
a1e" uase osu' natenS command Will ar
rive here LOT tue purpose OF being mustered
cut. It Is believed that troops will be- Sta
as +ba et.te and tha+ rror-,sa.s w, sossioas
49, s~,sn.ar Ias,as:,,a s.Souo WI DC Kept
up AZ Lexington, LGals7llle, and this place,
and perhaps one or two other important t
points. Expenses have been reduced hera n
II, very lowest t)eure. most of tba o,e-,s" -e y.
employees III sAe various astEict and post de-
Eartment offices having been discharged.
Gen. Meredith has already sent in hfa res,o,
nation, as he has seen the War ended ana -
ter tonr years o. hard fighting is anxious to
retire TO private llfe.;
THE FLAG or TRUCE PARTY
sent out from this CITY last week to srn,mo,
der have been hoard from Thev 1s;taa - saeaen- .e
erol rebel camps and in every instancs +bs:- Sss
drmnnds were arrei1ri1 to .}ha1 o ~:,i o' susl
tn.morrow via Paris Tenn f.n.. 49, ses4.n Stan
nnt,,t thew will he accnm nanisd ~ - "nH9 tai
pa,r,eon At that nloce Gp1 rharyoat vy LIZ fe9el
aaM +-uns e,y G,,,, suo "eeks ago under
asg M o. 1'9ce. Tlan proposition to snrfen-
% ~ tssnn asn. 1:yo9, nus psen eap!urca bJ
eotnpsny t;pa ~, eoiossI .sooPs. Aoont ten days
nen "eghs arsS sinco ne SEM communication
70 een; Mercqltn, expressing wish TO be
a. ane: aenuns maas tet1hs would be granted
lhn,rod o vasns;1o,m tso+ H9S'S aictatea, and
~ sho"su "1dom ~ LIE Ia w. "tltc5 nag not
ne h,t tofnra ~ ~ 1s.t ioE taa Gqn1eder-
ns i. sSat,sSo5,S ~. tcasAeo uua tae
aaahS esa ~ supu sstun.,i sant % /; ast summef tne
G.n Sa' porna end aasirad ~ tn n ~ Truce 10
a ~ 80; .4nss,,, az, af,.a n.oH GnI u
ata+ pa oa,,; ,.as ~ Iuu ~ @
ft1son was = known and admittea <s n1'e1iiia Tia
who Ind in cold blood murdercd inetFtns "
Tuion men, and If Chenworth sent any more
flags of truce h. should order H. nji,car ~
the day to .hoot the bearers Of such flavs 0A
ArEw o1En1I1as ~
sill, .1ude tbo v,r,7orco ~ ~ +-oo,, =
1hev are fetwcen ;Tn fires a. ond .uops hT,5 ous
hnfh khf1kfa1 and afxn1 u h,+uL
whackc,s tha iattar! .srae;ati,1 sua hoMi udsu
th.n no y,a,ex sr' 4 0ttSn ts1,o sspesmay saoHiu
cni1+cted s1a,, hana ~ ,h;...ss ~ W. Y,t nau
cnnntv and had 1a;a hs y, ~ atton tsa
hcary nnnn the n"nnia 0 ~ tn. S Has
nan spernpd n he sncc,oi ob;ert ~ bIs ~.
"nrt nnf, he had m rohbeG ia InfaHitan seg.1nl
f;mer. once sfnee Col H.wkins' Federal cav.
a,ry nassed throush. A few daya SINCE ho
had an altcrca.1on With O pafoled rebel
soldier. who shot and killed him. Another
lebel soldier killed one Of the McDougall
bro.he1s last week, being the second member
Of that interesting family placed under the
sod since the l5tl, OF April. = Bushwhackcrs'
illa hunt" and no matter how near they ap.
preach our cavalry, the latter never ace Mtns.
but knowing theif business eteadlly turn
their eyes the other way until the uhacks'
are hidden from view. About one hundred
euerill1s are In the ncIghborho1 I'd Of tho Ten
twenty Of these gentry have been shot.
GUERILLA 1ARbARIT1Es.
I'm the ID inst. in tha dav t,m- sor,a o.
or 10 mounted men w.nt IL H. honsc ~
John 8. Wilson, ESD, In Laudetdale. Mr..
Wilson " Ii 71:ytars old, very wealthy, and
was sick with the heart disea.e, having MS
nephew, Henry W!lson, to nurse him. Three
nephew, and demanding Of tho old centIe-
rlLn bis money. In Ills feeble voice he A.
suIed Them he Ind none Tbey then s.rinned
his shirt of. and placed buru,nc Goals oi IRE
en- his breast, and kept them there until be
was dead. Mr.. Tvittv. living on tha nlace,
was llso killed while et1ieayor}np to sa5e thc
old eentleman-a nephew, son Of Truman s.
Foster. Esu.. of Kas6viile' was xonndeI Int
escanei.. H. nniv wl'ita mon m fhs n % ,rs
let to tell tie 1aie, ''''- - '''' e@"~o
The nsrtirs then nroceedcd tn the res:dcnrc
of CT. Houeh sud robbed him of 81 ooS
f1om tbe,e To- Mr. Wootin's, Of Railey sfminas'
Lrl taoE 81 OO. They soon affeT Tenx II
Fjorenre cnmnelici q nro,a;nan+ cit;7en
~. -. tn tf;s~nT9o What su!,,,ra fnnJs ha ~
vl,'rh was nn ANAL arnoHnf TI1a Tja rIna,
hot ro.}s nnnn thr hrea At nr ~ nm fe.f ~ thS
victim has Been oulte q common 10 m prac:ics vith m
rchei sn1d;rra Tlf1st m thsfr fra;da Tia
boys defend % tsfs canduct M nnon ths in.u er.unds M
fhst thar received 1it,1s ~ :" sar ~ ~ ats,nt'
ing for iheir country.,, md f. +he nconla
wrnId not T,,inaiY Sac,,fIcs t1,ar mansy Rypn T.,
snch n ulnrInus c.r.e thu wnnld co,3n na1
them tossond thev carr;r5 ami thc;r trr. 4 da,.r.
NJ, .tfon n thonssn5a NJ inet.ncea
'"'- = ''''' ''T A.yEsTr - OATH
,,,-s~r
tsely nay SCORES o. 1eos present themselves
at ms posi- 10 1ake the amnesty oath: MauF
o! lEent arc oLiceff, ana ~ agree tals ING
iIepeinoa - piaJea out, ana tnat tne soutn
nan th MagPea, s.nlue'eu 'e!, n nna saolnsaeea;;
sta.n ana au a9 theu, haina .r @ f1on eJ 49, .sosI
,,,,,t.. --fo ,r.<1f..J -. 7r,,,.I.. -. -
t,,so5 the r,3,;,aIa hoe, VI na"a tea re ~.
ns1i, sn5 ND e,,MsaoStln ntasa var ~ shs; III
oaam osrn, aug s,c;, fs,la,x. ~ ~ J., s1e .So5A
~ sccorJ;n,..S ~ as .at ~ 70 !lussS'
r.. Sshh.is sa+s1] ~ rs h;h1 d". ~ paoa.
NJ iii laws and f. 4 fhe fna51gant I.s3dsr,s
Should happen to fail into their hands, :he'
a "oa'a lase nus phuJ: ~ LIZ alo a. not t'ne4
tnu 'Act9sSo VI LIS lSnomtntons u'sat ana
iobhery 81 t1e fenel treasury: Toey are nov
plainly eyinced in bis ATTEMPT to e.cape from N
lhe country. EASING with him snch q hoard of
sncr;c :Tcf; 70 stnek is ;1nun nven ~ Ivast. -
eFn Kentucky md Eat his former 'sn warmest M lam am
por1eis are as ne5ce as any n tle!r deuuacIa-
tlons OF his so1did, cowatdiy flight.
POLITICAL.
Tie Union Congressional Convention held
In this cItv IN Monday last WA INK s1imlv
attended. and faitrd In make anr nomina.
t;cn Tha 4oi,o%in~ ~esnin1;axs eus a5n.tas
~ ~ 1ns t,"s Euu"ns lesolusnns' aaop1to
~ lne GgnIenton,s express me sentlment
Of every Union man IN the district. I am
glad to sec that several Nho were among the
With Us upon The Importaucc of adoptjng the
70 t1f re- soqfei1ato9 Fsp ant aooiish
campbell. one OF the most lnhueatfal men IN
Western Kentucky, and one Of the first and
most ardent rebels, but who took the back
ris aeta,n;ratfo-, ~ .+n,f,, ~, is,et.;et ~
Le ostellu1na'lo1 u stump ING olstFlcs our
lpg ING summer ior Inc amendment, and ne
WILL have good backing BY such Hlea as
Judge Hut hands. Williams. Murray. Andcr.
sop. Casey and Afnrrey. The resolutions nrn
tetse and pointed, and | recommend them to
'no n.. a.aus.o eN ". .Ae Anaoosk
the SUPREMACY or he nai1opal Goass,tu ton. and ID
1wa, the suppression OF the rebellion, the restor-
s'!ph Th.' 81 e eonds ,owa aea ny
t.hlished bJ The war; f'~' w.
1as; That these United ssstes are one and indf-
81 That ,ha st,te. a1e mt ,bao,nts,v sovere5on
aud hare no richl to dismenber lhe Republic,