The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-11-03

into their hands to ,naugurate a war oI such a,rocity as to make devils stand aghast at its horrors.
 f Such being our cnemies> and such theas purposes. hold that by the laws ot t.cl and man, Ii Is our duty to slay them by all legitimate means n our power. We have conducted the war upon the highest principles ct christian nations Our enemses have adopted the Cemanche code m all except scalpins. There Is but one mode ot putting an end to such a coates, and such a system. We must nse as one man and slay the invade, whenever and wherever we find him. The honor ot out wives and daughters. the saneu,y ei our homes, the liberty oi our children must be defended hy the men oi the south. oi all Is lost We all desire peace, and yet there IS but one mode by which !, can be secured-the destruction of the Yankee armies. We can have peace by this means, and tn at nght speed fly. II every man w,ii do hs duty. We ate infinitely stronger as a nation 10 day than ~e were one year Ago. ,out ,n- dependence IS as certain as any future even, can he. and the time ter its recognl- ton Is a matter perfectly under our con. troll II every man capable ot bearing arms in the confcdetacy, eonse,ipt CT not would resolve to devote himself ,e the holy cause ot freeing hts country. our armies would be dlshanded and we should be itee and independent before Angus, is therefore appeal ,e the people et the west to unite with me st once in the effort ,o dclisri our native mountains rom the pollution that has been brought upon them IL ls only men l wan, men who will pull triggers on Yankee with as muCh aiastity as the they would on a mad dog men whose con $, lenoe> will not be disturbed |, the sieh, al vandal carcass. ] don't want ner. vous squcamish individuals ts loin me they will be satef at home where the ~e. men can prote,, them and the ,hildren, and calm thcir nerves when alarming news ls circulating.
 My Headquarters w.il he taunton fer while. where individuals can loln the corps, and companies communicate with me pom being notified ei the enlst. ment of siNty.iout men al any point. will attend Tn petsen ,e muster them tnto set,iec and s0penu,end ihe elet,ion ei ofil CTS, when they ~lll be lmmcd,a,c,
 
 be pu, into he hcld oi >ciNioc
 E. D tNUolIN.
 Colonel of thc Partisan kanFefa.
 hs pto, iama,ton WAS ptciased with thc statement that tho Kaneeis were wanted tn lhe department ei general Jackson. bat Inc command. aS 4 com mSni. kept as tat from the great fEh,rr a> po>sihc Had II inned hun he would hsNe been likely to piae, il under bte.
 lmboden had moic bomh..st than irht He ap,efed s ic~ wagons hnslNhae kcd mote ot iess men, bat dtd moi Eci Ii, h by selltnH captutcd iaaictal tu confederate quaftctmas,cfs uy got hold oi hun in setue way pst before eheu.ian made hls attack .doas he ppequan Inn badeus command was stationed m srk let on he turnpike leading past the ,ouniy fan grounds. Nhendan $ ugh'. also ut snalry, advanced ap the road. and iouT ,omrsnies ohasged doa n upon iuibaden and sent hun liylng m sucb terror that he did not stop untl he feat he'd the suburbs oi Win, hester No men and .hildlcn hoo,ed a hi> bare hesded men A they galluped through the sifect> wt'h no one m pursuit
 Nhtir Ioshy Was m tlmos, da4ly conn. ntinie atom wGh the ,nmmsu,iiny gcnei- als. and shiie most ot ha uVemenis were planned III thct interest,", lmhoecn shttked any,hlnp llte dangtteas wotk and paid itt,lr heed lo ut,tets fInnt any soaue Netdr,s onmtiea by his men were and in ione, Nushy and even to oiaaI,. who had no sympa,h> w,th hnn Inc regular satS.tY iooAed fpen In boden A d fobbef and a ihl.i
 Lands hke Mosby were ,, matter ui ne. esslty Wtth the eouiedrfatf and A they began to spf ng ap ihe foni.dcfa,e congress passed The tpiioeing aft to lassiiy and re,train them
 rta,. | I1e Coagte,5 of IAs oa- fe,fet tff .Nfshi of .fwe,hd ,fo euas {, Ina, the ifesideni be and he !, hereby, author ed to epmmisston sae oitfrefs as he may deem proper. with authority tp form bands oi Partisan kangers IT oin- panics, baitalllous, of regiments io be composed ot such nuntefs as inc freat- dent may approve.
 see s r. H fzylaes e8sI Ie.f That such laf,,san kangers. after b-,ns reg Ilsrly feeei ed into servtte. shall be en. utled io the same pay, ra,inns and quar- t-fs. during the term oi seiyife. and be  sub.eci ,o the same rrgHlaitons &s other soldiera
 Sec 5 Be HIsyIhst eHatA Aed That for any arrns of muniuons of War eap,gred from ihe enemy by any Of the Partisan Rangers. and delivered to any quarter mas'er at sueh place CT plar es as may be de<gua,ed by commanding general, the ranger shall be pAd tbeH iail salee tn such manner AS the Secretary of War may presfubc.
 While fl ~as generally believed by fedefals defng thc ~ar 'hA, any confrd. crate 1hp eoBid scegfe d ioliasiBg had autboritg 'o take to th- woods and baichef and busha aha, k, ,he ,dea was far from eortsei Bands oi from ten 10 fory were formed fo murder and rob. bat there arc plenty oi record ,o st.~ that they ~ere hunted down by ,he regular con