, 1862-06-30

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e7ests nf the hrnan @ rsc 1 20 we we1l -. hat Ia nf
IL forms Of vegetable and animal lifc, both by
Fea aud land.
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FROM CASSF1LLE 10 ROLLA.
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Special Aleol1eeponacnce OF the lineage Irtounel
HA1HEsVHLz, Mo-, June %. 1852
Beneath bli6tering Southern sun have |
ACCOMPLISHED the ;onrnev fr,m Cassvi}1e tn
ln1s pont' thfoa9n tne most dangerous part
Of the country, and hare done it alone. Be-
fore me lie fhfrty-f1ve miles. and Ro}la. behind |
me 1e5 m51es Tha ;,a7,,ar T. ~ hab;n5
-1' .1.ts. . 49, ooDA"
a week ago 1 left Cassyille, to travel
through thick ehapparel for fifty mlles-fhef
frat dar,e ride For twantr n,;1.s or r., +ba
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1nrse N1aoe1o, ny -oorso most 90 oouole
duty, as there is less danger Of q good bead
being drawn if the horse is In motion. It's
no nnnsns1 th,no, ~ ha.r +ha sha~r - o.a,,- -
w ahooae' 'nius ~ near tne eiiarp erach Oh
r1Ae In these woods, and in that to find the
first announcement Of an enemy. Twice
wa. halted. and ob1iepa n hr;no tfa t,t.1
81 -. o..1. ~. 4s =, 5 -, ~ 1o'Al
pistol 10 coaea pub tfefe Is Little danger
from an open foe, save that the experience
1eads us To Drpvent thc;r e<et+;no m on1 flank
- ~ 1'
BLU Athef Pe'ssns 'hem looe ha1o sna1 tney
might not get around me In the bush. /
Thirty-fye miles north of CagsYilIe are |
srn,oy s7r;crrs ), ,,h;o,, 49,, .So~,s:S
. = - "luen ~ :, 81 ie eleA1oi'sieo ~ eou-
Mesuoa VIZ 1en; e3seIs name, and his battle
Ine1e lasI 'nly. In . hollow, covered with
G se1 up-oak, surrounded Dy nall6 that rise to lit
5emS 5o lou1 or nye u numoes-coYered with
!os oAaneles, aha AoHing rlcn ana pure, even
~ theH iulneu eonan1on. ohy one lafm-
lean the p1aee a. nrss, au taal ny
te n1en coaa9aso a y onr soldaers> oyer asalnst
- y 4 ano 1on sol1e ~ ~ II q e1gnt mnes
o, msas ~ p ts 10 sonn " Nv. Fernonr shlre
I9wn Hahae o. ,s La~fenee county; n9W occupied by
lcu Alcna,usoAs y, pattailon H. = Ill and from
7 nste tne lTa9 luns sont1"sst 10 Neosho, Ne
t,t toaonit soa.!neatlon, anu otaer noihts now SO
,un o. m1eress ,s as me tae seats of depreaatory
oanas nndeT COS. comp, stand Waite, &c.
5lsn1 nl.es n rom Dug springs We cross
Wilson Creek, Whefe me noble Lyon tell N
August t1',g hst. lne oaI1les-ground, Known in
!nls c9u9uy o ,,Uak Hllis,' has been often
a. r., ano t ss pears Iae appeafanee oi the
eFlaenliv 9! one OF zen. Lyons cavalry men.
ns the clothing, though dis1gured, sho rs the
marks Of having been his uniform. The skull
Of this skeleton have secured and have now
in my possession. It is sad naemento mori,
but shall carry It to the Chicago Sanitary
Commission. Tie creek flows placidly through
the center Of this field Of death, and heavy TO-
Dage dips gracefully into its waters, as though
everything bad been pacific there for, centn-
stream.
Springfield, surrounded BY the broken chin
ncSs and ashy ruins Of Price's vastcnutonmcnts
shows every n here the effects OF the war. SUIT
1er's shops have taken the place of the large
| stores that made it the great trading city or
the southwest. The courthouse is used for
military building, and reyiving civil author
| ity must cmenate from little Methodist
church. The Baptist church has been 8 hos
pital, and the crack.hotel of the city is an hos
pital NOW. The beautiful new Presbyterian
eommisEary storehouse, and splendid resi-
dences are barracks. Zacouf's charge WAS
made IN lu1uriant orchard ofapp1e aud peach
trees, but the trees are debarked by horses,
and the great, splendid farm with sll
the out-builolngs and negro quarters, fences,
commanding the district is at springfeld.
With him and Col. Mills, commanding post,
and their officers, passed delightful evening.
Ibs post hospital ct springfe field, Dr.. Wataon,
larly in consideration Of tho lack ot Comforts
under which they suffer.
From Springfield went to Wharton's.
Wharton, eighteen miles from Springfield, il
one OF Tie leW wealthy farmer6 who not only
has adhered to the Union, but to hia anti-sla
very notions. Yet he commands so unbounde6
respect as Just man. that lie has suffered
comparatively little. The sssquarc," as every
j. ?. IS called in this country, is weak, slow
spoken man, kind, conci1iatory. Causes to-
: litigation are generally arranged amlcably /
! brought before him, Is the bib1e is his book
: Of Law, Jesus Christ his Blackstoue. A thor
ough christian like this is q rare view in Mis-
6ouri in these war times. Ciyilizati on is re
, | turning, and men are being brought to thei
OATS" us the following notices, copied ,er11ti1
: Ct literatiua from a gate post vii show:
Notice.
e Springfield in missouri in tbat the be- teles1at @ Il
I Wire has been cut in our Vecinetr, and On
S like ofense we are 10 be arrested aud puulshc,
C seveare1y We request all persons to let tb
, wire alone. "James Cowan
t tsWiliam 1Alluan,'
9 ssNoticc.
III will % executor Of the last will aud tes
Of July next at the resedense Of the 1nothe
Of the icce Ge1nime BradshaR living 3 mile
b north west Of N1arshiield offer ior sale tb
= fo1nEinr descrihe3 nronerty of the dece +
'e VI Vt oe'e1A''o piof'1'' " '4o u'1~
H5 Heds If Hosses
az Hefs Of Cattle
uone 1nt Of Rocks &, menv other ort;ce1
s. inn fed;ons tn ,ncnt;nn terms 9s 81 iii amn
over tnn dn1ere = m twa'Ve nanntbs @ craa;t 20 ~ =
u purchaser giving note and good cecurietY.
uC Z? Vf77ia1nson ~ ,,
Il J,hon,, ,e +b,-+v- ,,;iae horon5IVha-tan,.
N +he -oad i1nr n tfa m,Jat ~ mat haantif.
conntT A. ra1tner'e H;I1 II + faund ~nna
Z. difTerant y, arnearance fron, ~ @fissonr;an
raid;eS ,.a7rtiaee tata w. NV1 ~ - ir" Eo
e, EnnIan5 sa1,.nit NV -; aeted T ;sTes ~,
glaHu, ,i3 49, 3o4: asAIu 49,. =. a;s, ~
81 a ata 4bs4 ~ ,ad Gtsn -. ~; c3sn
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