New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-25
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Texas intelligence.
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- ssDs ~ ATROCITIES oE THE FEoNrTzz.
1to'n she Dallas Herald Extrs Of The 1854 Ne ex
asact ~ foilewing.
We have INA received sl,s s.,.,,,.,,,. .,..,....
non Rom Weaaherfdvd ccrys.s ~ s S9aa
seiEsnce tAas iva ssoalsa M $50 ~ vi
murdered and sealued phe seen ~. ~
sess people q ths lrouties ~ IN 1890
re thssr c0n1tSn mn u $50 MlAs VII
n9 W u snenld pfeyaAz - FssSs 3 y
A.. barber the antlsos If d.
sss, Eenehte Esnxsuaan sssd e efe w w
~ wi lilenes, q y. MeKenxie 81 Psrfss $3.50
ana 91nins Smith Of Fort Work g Z s.s;
Inan q tne highest standing xlid sks ,nss -.
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Dear ST. crsNitS 7e ,s,5sa: - .,., y
copy Of letter received e M sssr ., W. ma
from chi Harnuss Il parh y,. ss No. evening",
If Paio PINT, camnsv ~ = ls''3pte zensenan
j. H. ParycR Fan 7s9r = HI. 49, ~ iso
lest opportunity Of addressing ycu ;ss M
from which you viii discover that We aye asai,
se III ase - mag wv haye ever
sonaby suppose bat from III, ct ft t;r h ~
been the most heartrending depredations cnuarait
ted on the southwest corner Of our county that
Han a., Trssdsr ss ~ III u
came fifteen Indians into he ne;vhbornood X
Robert Martin, attacking several families, which
were defended BY brave spirits Of ne ffUntier-
fencs,esa s., ssss = ysv e
nales whom thew forced from tleir borne. ~
men (perhaps three or four) pursued on their trail,
and travelled but = few miles when they found two
OF Ine caPalyes osAh gns q Mnom W. w scapea,
~ hnts T ca,5nan n nnrs r1i sr K n
excited and incensed chat they determined to pur-
sue, though lhaying first to take care Of the muir
dered) their 1orce peing sMaii, tneT sSnt NJ ex-
press TO our town Tor addlnonai aid, Wnich we
could not AFFORD, except footnen, VINO, m my
opinion. would nave neen ~ aid ay an tns INDIANS
done With the other two cantiyes Cad onix fuava
They have. perhaps. shared lie fate Of s,eir two
sisters ere this time. lley we're tie ar,glters 81
4 Mr. semIy. who formerly resided On the Keeehi
The Indians had with than thirty AZ frty stolen
horses. and were snpnosed t ba CaSIdos IL their
cursine the citizens whom they assauteS1 IA Esnr
l;sb 80 \ s5 gfs7s -
could give other particulars, but thass are an
thentic. and, at present, sufficient.
Yours y haste 4. SAMUEL l = BARBEh
Upon me iecep.'on q me apove 'esses' pnohc
eeshs U wy ci'zsls Y Y alaa
WAS called and held, and resolutions were adopted
expressing sympathy for the sufferers, asserting
INA halief that tha mor,erars ,vsrs sr,, ~, 1at
-. ], : ~
nesei g assatins - peop,s x ~ 1nso
county that they might rely upon aid from the peo
pie Of pasher county severely censuriug Governor
t1,st,,, ~ hia ,;;sr. 10 Ss<..4s,. : ~.
- - = 800 go -tsss 80
tieh oI inc ifoh''ef, ana ane Uosernmehsyof Ieeo-
ing and arming 4 the Indians, and for nut subssi
t,ltino bulIets instead m blankets and enrassi.sr
d., - ~, a.
~ r. 80 :. f1.As 80
81 rove ior the fed mah ana pecunaf lelons OF
frontier policy prove the destruction Of their
friends. W sg8s sS
y 4 1..ta. ~, s;,as, = ~. 4, 80.
is'so. - ~ s'ls 'assss nio'.le.t ~
Two "a me women mat were carried OF hy the
Indians were released and have returned. Later
confirms too truly all that is stated in
Soi. baroef y iestef. u, ssS 58s5
The Dallas Herald Of the 18th says:
Grauwell the negro thief was sr;as cnnv;ctea
ana cnndan,nad it fun ,zsars a., IL n Il; II,
STATE psn;tentary Il viii he recnlIsctas sta4 he
"a tbe ;ndu;duai xyba daeouaJ tvo 1890 MO-, S
thai, aynars III Erani;n og,nty ,na, M
Of giving them freedom in Mexico. ia was AZ.
rested before Christmas near Merss Ferry, in this
county put in jail has been tried and righteonaly
condemned 20 tne Pehilentiary.
The San antonio Texan publishes letter of the
10Th inst. from Fort Davis from which re extract
tho f,,Io,r;n,. e :
wy ioaio"nls
On the afternoon Of the sth, party Of Endiaas,
70 the number OF Twelve or hfteen as near % Gould
be asccrtaaned, came into the hancho of Ar. Mus
CUES %a ioar o. I'VE miles Sia o. TINS sue
to twenty head of cattle ana tai head ~ Sorses
and mules.
Mr.. Mosques is absent from home, believe, on
some business in Mexico-the few men he had in
the ranch were unable to resist the Indians but
came into camp and reported to the commanding
officer, Lieut.. Fink, who Immediately dispatched
Lieutenant and eight or nine men monated on
caadad q ss a Is III ranc " m asJ pso
and an the newt ynrnna aarsu o .Ia
nnrsnit Of the trail Net''''' ',.e''
After travelling some few miles over hills and
mountains, Several OF which they were obliged to