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From Hancock County.--Tho Steamboat Ii
IIede arrived last might from Warsaw. Oiirco-
respondent writes us to Sunday, the 2Sth, tha.
"a military movement a pears to be on foot. un-
der Gen. HARDIN. by order Of Governor FORD
Proclamation No. ), 10 the contrary notwlIistand.
ing" The Quincy Rifle Company arrived at
Warsaw on Sunday morning, there 10 'wajt fur.
ther orders" Tho Commissary from General
HARDiN's command arrived at Warsaw on the
same day, and reported that some four hundred
troops wcro at Augusta, AMI would march 10
Warsaw in day or two. Ills object 10 pro-
cure supplies for their subsistence. Whatever
the object Of this expedition (says tao Wrltcrl tho
Old citizens will feel degree Of security which
they have not felt for DAY past" lie further
says: "The only fight that have heard Of since
YOU left here; came OFT this morning (aHd that
was one-sIdcd onc,) Jctwecn Two strangers, who
have been here but few days, but have taken
sides--one Jack Mormon letter writer, believe,
and tho other an anti visiting sono friends hure.
AT any rate, tho anti procured c0wbide, and
gave the Jack about forty before he could ma ke
his escape, which he lost no time in doing. The
reason he gave for attacking him was, that they
were both strangers, and knew nothing about tho
merits Of tho case. The citizens wero aware Of
the fact, and dld no. Interfere in the settlement. :"


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