Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-27
From Missour1.

Sr. JOSEPH, No., Nov. 25.-Wm. Smith,
an assistant of J.. A. Slade, road agent on
the Overland mail route, was murdered
and robbed of his mules and clothing by
the Snake Indians last week.
RoLLA, NO.. Nov. 26.-The reconnoiter-
ing party under command of Capt. Rosa,
from Gen. Asboth's division, which left
yesterday morning early proceeded five
miles west of the Gasconade. They re-
turned last night aud report a troop of 30
Texan rangers at Lebanon, destroying
property generally and robbfng the emi-.
grant trains coming this way. They took
some OF Col. Boz as spiekets prisoners.
McCulIoch and his army was expected
in Lebanon on Sunday last and the rebels
say he will be prepared to give US battle.
Another party left Camp Bombower last
night in the direction of Lebanon. The
place Is crowded with enigrants and they
are arriving daily in large bodies, some
with wagons and great number on foot.
Some are entirely destitute; such are fur.
nished with ratlons from the CommissaEy
stores here, which are very large and daily
increasing.
IMDBPENpRNoE, No., Nov. 26.-This NOR.
ming Lieut.. Col. Anthony detached Lieu
tenant and Eve men to examine the cenie-
terry in this county. They returned with
IL kegs of powder, found concealed in "a
vault, supposed to be the same taken from
Liberty.
All the cattle recaptured by the Federal
troops from the rebels at Warrensburg,
are now on their way to Fort Leaven-
worth.
Tie 20 Bushwhackers who bnrnt the
trains are now prisoners.
Gen. Price is at Pleasant Hill, with 25,-
600 troops, going West.
Lieut.. Col. Anthony captured to-day u
lot of Government freight wagons and one
Government horse from q Lexington rebel.
The First Kansas Cavalry Regiment is
now camped on the fair grounds, one mile
south of this city.
has issued the following propositions to all
persons in arms against the Government,
in jackson, Johnson, Lafayette, Cass and
Pettus counties:
First. All who are now in arms against
the Government of the United States in
the above named counties and who will
surrender their arms aud ammunition to
me and deliver to me all government prop
erty in their possession and under their
control within reasonable time and shall
sign a deed of forfeiture, and shall hero
after perform their duty AS good and loyal
citizens shall not be held responsible for
past acts of rebellion, but shall be protest.
ed in their lives and property.
Second. Arms which are thus snsren-
dered to me shall be stored and taken an
account of, so that when present diticul
ties are settled the owners thereof can OBJ
tain them.
Third. Persons who shall surrender
themselves to me, in order to make ar
rangements for securing peace to their
neighborhoods, shall berespeeted ID their
rights, while arranging, or attempting to
arrange, any terms, and shall be allowed to
return to their homes, even should they,
atter conference, fail to come to any ar
Judgements or understanding.
Fourth. All who shall disregard these
propositions, and shall continue in armed
rebellion against the Government of the
United States, shall be treated az traitors
and slain wherever found their property
shall be contiscated and their homes buru-
led, and in no case will any be spared,
either In person or property, who refuses
to dtcept these propositions. The deed of
forEaiture accompanying these proportions
conveys all real and personal property, In
cludinR present and future acquisitions,
into the hands of the Government, said
property TO be used for the benefit Of the
Government in case of rebellion. All
loyal CikiEens are required to enroll thems
selves into q home guard, holding theme
selves Rhenabls to the military authority
OF the Ubited States and OF the State OF
/ MitupuripledginS iheir utmost exettions
TO maintain It's authority BEsinst Rli hos
tile comhlHRttuns.
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