The Perryville Weekly Union from Perryville, Missouri • 2

it $Mn pfrrgVtlle Pinion. Editor! nr, UOOTII PERKYVILLK, AUGUST 1G.18G2. knuwu throughout the Siam aud nation, no on of thai (wUe.baud uf patriot! who, despising pit mere farty tie. bi to very dawn of the rebellion (yi-gardlew of consequences to himself) thrown ku whole weight against the hellish scheme uf the conspirators, and like a true soldier and patriot, borne the banner of bn country supreme and paramoint over all other. Missouri may well be proud of him, and Missouri's loyal tons will not forget him.

GENERAL ORDER Headquarters Missouri Staki Sl Louis, Augux 5 During active operations i pursuit of guerrillas, ffi command will not be encueJ transportation of supplies, i possiUe, obtain eubMsUaee emy and those who aid aii rebellion, Property taken for the ui will be property accounted for.sjj 1 will be wauiouly destroyed ot The enrolled militia, when Ism! vice, will be subsisted necessary subsistence stores Clienlarfrua the War Department Washingtown.Augast ll-Tbs following circular baa been issued to-day i' War 'department, Washington, Ang. 11 To Military Commanders, Provost Marshal United Stale Marshal and Police offi errs: You will receive herewith an ordur uf the War Department to prerout the evasion of mill tsry duty, and for the suppression uf disloyal parties dated the 8th of August, 1862. This ordor to bo efficient and necessarily very comprehensive in iu terms, and iu proper execution require the ezecise of judgment and diacretion by the officers to whom iu enforcement intrusted, and to guide you in iu execution, the following instructions ere to be observed Fi ret The order comprises five clua-ei of persona namely: Those who are about leaving tha United States to evade military duly aud those who for the lame purpose leave their own State. Leaving tho United Slates until the military draft is performod ia absolutely prohibited, but it wu not the intention of the order to interfere with the transit of any person from State to State, but those who ile-eign to evade military duty. The order will authorise the detention of any person leaving his own State, county or mil-, itary district.

obtained from the country, wffi ed by the Commanding Ctaen, State. Js Whenever it lecome Moeatof flag of (1m free hurti hope and bone By angel band to valor given, Tbjr stare hava lit tha welkin dwae, Aod all Ibjr liuee wire born In braves. Forever float that etandard efaeet I Wbere broatbea the foe but fella before ua, With Freedom aoil beueaUi our feet, And Freedom! banner streaming oer uef Military Oroahizaiion. On Thursday morning aud during tho day, a considerable number of persons came into toVn, many of whom were organised in to companiea. Tho town wai quite lively, and everybody seemed enthusiastic in the cause.

Tha work ia going bravely on in the county, and we are certainly proud to notice the fact. Inside vf a week thirteen companiea hare been organized within die limits of Perry county. She is truly the bauuer county of the State. During the day Col. Killian the property of the loyal people, will be given in due term, which will ceustitute claims again Iw settled at some future time.

By order of Brig. Gen. 8ebn W. Mss Assistant Adjuitnigi ota position. The Union, the Constitution and the enforcement tf the laws.

organised three companiea heire. Thoe racovomosAL uvioi ticket. SPTbe rebels hava a vuyilafh roa con on mi, JOHN W. or rcnar coutt. For the State Saute, Jamo.s K.

McCormick, For Representative, Ilobt- M- Brower. G. Chadwick, Captain of company Mr. Adair, Captain of company an Jeiso Saddler Captain of company On Monday Col. Killian organize! three companies at Altenburg.

Those chosen Ouptaius, were George Shaner Emanuel Estel and Mr. Ou Tuesday he organised three com panics at Appleton. Tueir Captains oie Charles F. Fransvl, Mr. Fich and Win 11.

MuLanc. On Wednesday ha also organised three companies at Conrade Mill. Jacob 8 Needham, Christopher Eddleman ant Thnmae Stone were elected Captains of the companies. For Sheriff, John O. McBride.

For County Judge, MARK REIVER. effective method of recruiting uj ing their old regimenti fulL pondent, who insist! tbit th Gtvtm mnet bare a million of men is th1 -before winter, uyi of the tebslplul Two or three reerniting ofa, each regiment now in thefieUmj, kept constantly at home, where the regimeuf wu railed. cilp are to receive and drill atl the ree that offer, andjf none oiler, they obtain recruits from the enrollment' of the conscription. There are Soith 1,507,770 men capable of bn arnii, so that there is plenty of hi for them. Every month the fllre the regiment ia to inform them ksti men he wants to fill up hie ngimi the full complement, and emy tho eeuior recruiting officer ie te for tho last of war with thinp number of fresh men, hia own pkfl ing supplied by anotlior vho' QTQr Special Order, Ho.

42. Omen or Provost Marshal, Si. Lours, August 13, 1862. Enrolling Officer. George Bond of St.

Genevieve county, baa been ap pointed Enrolling Officer of that county Since his appointment he hu gouo to Second Any person dotaired may releaio giving bonda to the United States with sufficient security, in the aum 1 $1,000, conditional for the performance of military duty if ha ahonld bedraftet or providing furs proper aubatituto. Third Immediate report to be made to this office of ail persona detaiuel with the cause of tlieir detention. Fourth You will exercise tie pow ere of arrest and detention with caution and forbearance, ao aa to avoid givin anuuyanco to any persons escaping those who are socking to evnde the performance of their duty to their country. Fifth The Governors of their rc spective States are authorised to give losses or permits to tbeir own citizens designed to leave their States, without inteut to evade military duty. By order of Secretary War.

(Signed) T. L. Tdrkkr, Judge Advocate. work in earnest for the government. Charles A.

Weber is hereby ap pointed Provost Marshal for the counties of Perry aud State of Missouri. All military commanders am citizens will respect him accordingly, am render him all necessaiy assistance in the performance of his duties. Berakd G. Farrar, Provost Marshal General District of Missouri. the Military Organization Speech of (Jen Null.

j'v. Lut Saturday wu day long te hs membered hi oor loan. Early in the more ing squad after squad, and scure after score upon score of our loyal citixeiia might be seen pouring into wrtu for the purpose of enrolling themselves ai soldieri of the Union. By twelve oclock, not leas than Are hundred had assembled. Three full companies were organised by friend Killian, tha Enrolling Officer, which, if courts kept him quite buoy during the day.

William Wilkinson wu olecied Captain of Company A. Robert hi. Brewer Captain of Company Ik, and C-uiirad Ockes Captain of Company C. Already from eight hundred to one thouraud bare been enrolled. Wiihin a few days a full regiment of at leat one thousand men will be completely organized.

Add to tfaii tho volunteers in the three yenri service, who have enlisted in the different Missouri regiments now in the field, and those belonging to the volunteer State Militia, nowalFredericktewu and I ronton, and it will make not leal than fifteen hundred loyal Union eoldiera dial the glorious little county of Perry furnish-ea to sustain, the Constitution, (be Union and the enforcement of the laws. We claim that she is the banner uuion county of the Stale. Such ia the home of Hun. Juhn W. Noell, our Representative in Congress Within the limits of Perry county tho citi sens are as loyal as their representative, They were auiutig the first to take up arms in defencs of their government and tlieir hemes.

Within their limits no loyal man has len assassinated or murdered, because they defended themselves with their own strong arms and brave hearts. We are told that some rebel sympathizers hold lock, There are a few such in the county. Their names are preserved and will be sent to Headquarter for future action. We are told that between eighty and one hundred have clsimed esempuon, as rebel sympathizer! and gave up their anna, under Order No. ill.

They are to lie pitied. In the evening Hon. John W. Noell wsi called upon by the people fur a speech. He responded as only John W.

Noeii ean respond to the honest patriotic people uf the country. He commenced by saying that to us who have eo long been accustomed to isace, and to boundless prosperity and happiness, under a government felt only its blessing, the iceues around ua are urange and unnatural. That it became ua to in quire what dreadful influence had wrought so sudden a change. He ghen proceeded la answer the inquiry, by examining all the pretests for the rebellion and showed, by the public history of the couutry that, so far from the action of the Federal Government being oppressive to the slave States, that it had been peculiarly favorable from the adoption of the Constitution down to the moment the rebellion broke out. He declared that tha safety of slavery wtu only in pretext, that its real raaie was long settled determination on the part of Southern leaden to get rid of a Dewocra tic or peoples government, aud to inaugurate soother, more aristocratic and far better adapted to enralier ideas.

One in which property and not people should be the basis power. In the course of his remarks defined the term tho wire duties ami obligations uf the government and the citizen. lie said the citizen enjoyed the benefits and protection of the government. Tlieir rights of person and of property were protected. All their advantages in life they owed to the protecting power of the government.

In consideration of this protection, the citizen was bound to derole to the preservation of tbat government, hi life, his property and his sacred honor. That when enemies attempted to destroy the government, it would nut du for the citizen to be neutral or inactive. Such a position rank treason. Hu said secessionists complained sometimes that they were treated harshly by the government aud by the Uuion men. He declared that no enemy of the United States had a right to live wilbtn her limits.

ThA thry were permitted to lire here and enjoy all the rights of citizens, under our iawa, was an act of grace aud intguauiinity, un-paralellad iu history. Gen. Noell put the question, suppo I go to Sooth Carolina or Georgia, where rebel power is absolute, and undertake to decry the rebellion, pounce the whole moreraeut and penuade the people back to their allpgiaucc, wbat would become me I I should be hanged without a trial. And yet complain if we ask thorn to dasislt from their miichiavioaa aud treaaonabla hers. It would be impossible for us to uotiea all tho points of the ablo and patriotic speech.

It was received with bums uf applause by the large audience. It would be idle for us to eulogize Gen. Noell now. He is of at the the fall had the It two were lou Bbiho unwell this week we are unable to give our usual quantity of reading BjJThe New York Trihuni wpi from inquiries at the Quarto nasuel eral's office, we are informed that as ly as can be ascertained, 22,800 nl already teen onrolled in the Standi York, under the ddfl fur 300,004 men. k- kg, 7 lid Public Admlnlstrateri life, matter.

Aeothrr Fiuiit. Amithor knockdown took placo in town on Thursday, hut neither party was seriously hurt. General Order, Vo. 1 Headquarter Perruvills, Officer of the Provost Marshal, Peiryville, Ang. 15, 1862.

In pursuance of General Orders of the Var Department, dated August 8, 1862, and General Orders No. 3, Headquarter St. Louis Division. All persons resii.ing iit this and Bollinger county, an prohibited from leaving the county iu which they re. side, until a draft shall have been made.

Persons having business outside of their county, can get permits at the Pruvost Marshal office or from any of hit assistants Any person leaving his county without permit, will be arrested aud placed ou duty fur the term of such draft, in one of the regiments now being organised in this State. All ferrymen and owners of skills ire lereby notified to cross no person from this county into Illinois, unless such person or persons hava permits from tlrtse Headquarters. It is the duty of the enrolled State Militia of this county to see to the enforcement uf the above order. CHARLES A. WEBER, Provost Marshal Perry and Bollinger counties.

NOTICE UhmbyaivMtbsttaentf PhWte Administrator of Paiycs OR rx-olhcio adwlaistrator of th NtitidCa thei Another Baltic in Virginia. By referring to our late dispatches will be aeon that another desperate, tho' indecisive, battle has been fought in Vir inia. The field wu about six mile south of Culperper the force! engage! were Gen. Banka division, and the enemy under Jackson and Ewell. It ia said to have been ono tbs most bloody am totly contested of tbe-war.

Culpepper about 65 miles from Wuhington. C. Ellis. ritcriud, will oflRtr andsnMlN to tbs liIgtiMbiddrr at tbs lt ratawa! that tna( Is our last issue, in speaking of the arrests of persons taken from here to Fredcricktown, wo had one of the names wrong. In the place of Ralph Tucker it should haro been Raphael Tucker.

decMisil, Ratarday th 30th tn( property, to-wil I 1 7 boms. 4 ssdatf ofn, 3 cows and calves, abootlO issUa 29 sheep, 4S hogs, 1 oats in sties about I wagon, 1 gold watch, whrat fan, faiaing imnlsments, kitchsn turniUirt, ana Biany olhw IUV heroin mentioned. A TERMS. AM lame above flveMlW with approved security, sum of fin wha Isse cash In band. JAKES BURGEE, Public AdaMW in ebargs th eetateof Chat.

C. Ellis, atu firot sli tetii wst Over fire hundred merchants of oaton have signed the following, and mblic meeting propoaod to farther increase tha liet We, the undersigned met chants of loston, hereby agree that theyonng men in our employ, who may euliet in the service of the United States, shall on their return from said aervice, have theaiiua-tiona they occupied before enlisting. Stabbed. On Wednesday morning last David M. Johnson was stabbed iu overs! places' by F.

R. Roe. The wounds iufiictcd are not considered dangerous. Roo has been arrested. He is out ou a bond of $3,000 to appear before John Bridgeman, to bo dealt with according to law.

Ilii trial takes place te-day. Geuruk is. Zeuilek. 1 This gentlemen uf Capo Girardeau has been in town during tho week, trying to get United States recruits, and met with success, lie is Sotting volunteers fur Blairs Brigade, lie is a fine young man and deserve NOTICE My wiPe, Ana Lettis Hchnnrr left wy ft r.G board on lb 13th of July, withoat a The or provocatioa, I tbarefore ware all pima to credit her, I will not per gay ef taj aide aince that date. METHIAS SCHI MANHOOD.

HOW LOST EUfitf fi ed red Jut Publlibed, la a Bealed Enteloya' 6ii Cents. WPWm. Webb, the well known ship builder, has contracted with the government build an iron neam ram, to be covered with six inch iron, to have two revolving turrets like the Monitor, the buw to be covered with twelve inch iron, and to have solid iron ram half tha length of the vei-Price $1,225,000. 1 Tbf int A. X.BCTXJRB On the nature, treetawat and Ra Speiaiitorrboea, or Sealnal Wvske5 y.

nntery Emieelone, Sexual Debility, aeT mente to Marriage generally, NevvinUjE enaptlon, Epilepsy and Fitij Mental steal Ineepeeky, reenltlng roa -A? Bv ROHT. J. rULVERWELL, B. vtai Fight in Platte County. On Thursday of lut week, Captain urroughs, who wu in command at Llatto City, sent out hie cavalry aud a Geld picco and attacked eome 300 rebels Camden Point while eating their breakfast, in a very strong natural position.

few rounds from the batteiy end chargo with tho bayonet carried the position tho rebels fleeing in every direction threo being killed aud fire captured. Among the prisoners wu the leader oF gang, a Wisconsin desperado named Patton. This fellow Patten was ouo of leaders who entered St. Joseph last at the time of the burning of the Platte River bridge, and it ii thought he eoma hand in that act, whih remitted in the murder of some 18 ur 20 iu-nocent persoua. He deserves hanging.

A Fiuiit, A knock-down occurred on Saturday of last week, near tho public iquare, and a bloody uoco or two was Been, but nq skull wu faatured or aims broken, A Sioux. On Monday night wc were again visited by a heavy storm. The wind was high, and the lightning and thunder wu very rapid and sharp. We had good rain also. P3Thi! New York Post profeisei to have reliable information from Richmond that the entire rebel army never exceeded 350,000 effective men from the Potumacto the Itio Gruude.

The force about Richmond reach at the highest but 120,000 luen of whom only 00,000 were on the Potomac during the memorable seven days, and uf whom 60,000 only were 'used against our flauks and exposed points. thor of the Gnaa Book, kx. TTit world-returned author, ia this ad -Lecture, clearly prove from hi own that th awful conarqtwncea ot flll-A be eSirclually re sieved without aedwufj without dangerous auigieal oporattenii sea inelrumauU, rings or cerdiab, pointtH mode of euro at once cortala and which every nlbrer, no aattor wbsi Mow Mon any bo, may cure hi motif choapfri ly and radically. Tble lectere mliprev' to thoiisindi aud thoueaada. a Bent under aeal, la a plate piau III 5 Jfsls th! i addrm, ea Iha recibt Up iiampc, by wni Peotobi Marshal.

Charles A. Weber hu been appointed Provost Marshal of Perry and Bkillingsr counties, by the Provoit Marshal General of St. Louis. Tha is roally a good thing, and tho ip-poihtmont is an excellent one. JMlndiana will have five regiments in ihe field this week.

m.CHAA J-Hjltf. 1ST Bowery, New Vert, 0 Jnly 6, ls62 at-ty ft, MIL.L.EKS HOTEI' pilot knob, 80" Tha New Orleans 7Ye Delta is happy to annonuce that tha opposition amoug the wealthy citiaona, to taking the oath of allegiance, ia rapidly passing sway, and that tha feeling in favor of the restoration of the old Sag, is becoming stronger and more universal daily. IRON COUNTY, Mil01, Tho Fight at Kirkavilla. A fight took placo between Col. McNeil and Porters band, at Kirkaville, in opper part of Bute, a few daya ego.

wu a complete victory for tha Uuion troops. It ia thought Porters forces ware so demoralised that they will disperse entirety. Forty prison on were captured, two hundred aland armi, hundred horsai, and wagons in great numbers. Ou hundred and fifty rebels killed and wonnded. Tho Federal was five killed anJ twenty-five Assessor ArromEp.

The Court appointed Jeremiah Abernathy, on lut Friday, ai Aisesior of Pony county, until 1864. Wo are informed that his Ivyalty cannot be doubted, as he regained true to tho government sir.ee tho breaking out of the robolliun. Wo are much pleased to nee that tho Court is uing their iuflu-caee in appointing Union menalofficert. J. C.v I III I IN'.

ATTORNEY AT I.AW rsasrvuai, sw- Rscr oiling ia going ou btarety ia Pennsylvania, and tha quota of man required l.y the' first cal! will soon raised. Thd whole furta will raised probably wiihont drafting. WILL PROMFrLY ATTYND business entrnsted him la teOJ adjoining ceaiitist..