Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-08-13

airy in Arkansas. They bave t brush with Capt. Allen and bis men. Our men victorious as they always are" Il then goes on to give an account of fight two miles south of Seat terville (?) in which they claim to have killed five, wounded fourteen and to have taken twelve prisoners, thirty-fve guns aud thirteen horses. The affair tool, place on the 10th of July. The Eagle man closes his grandiloquent article with the following:
 We believe the lst Wisconsin cavalry can march through the entire State of Arkansas, restoring peace and quiet wherever they %, only give them the opportunity, notwithstanding the great stories about large rebel forces all over the State'
 Within two weeks after the above was written, the gallant Parsons had cut up portion of the. regiment and thirty or forty of the negro thieves are now prisoners in thls city.
 We have been handed letter picked up by the side of dead federal after the defeat of this cavalry regiment by Parsons at Hughes Ferry, addressed to Miss Sallie Gross, Spring field, Ohio, and signed by her :.affectionate un- cle Abram.' He goes on to tell his neice of his whereabouts and of the route he came, eros sing the St. Francis at Chalk Bluff ferry, thence to Gainesville, Jonesboro, Harrisburg, Witts~ burg and Madison. The letter is far above the usual average of such letters. He appears to have been young man and assures his neice he is not ill love, though he coufesscs he cor responds with six young ladies in. Wisconsin, but insists thatsit Is on teris Jr friendship only. He is very severe on Gen. Hindman for having cotton burnt and for his destroying brgdes. We give an extract from the letter.
 For the lest 50 miles from Harrisburg, the country Is very wealthy and beautiful. Large plantations with splendid white houses and green lawns, with the negro cabins in the reN neatly white washed And then the beautiful dsugh- ters of these planters; l fear l may lose my heart here down in Dixie, for I see far hand somer ladies South than l ever seen North ,; 1 may probably get furlough in a month or so, but cannot tell you for certain, when l think l will change my residence from the North to the South; why, do not at present fesl disposed to tell, but recent acts of our re- gi1hent in regard to the slave population has caused me to sympathize for southern loyalists.
 Evidently, Abram was man of some taste, and more decent man than his associates. II this should meet the eye of Miss Sallie, she may be assured that her uncle has an Arkansas farm at last; small one it is true, bat large enough She will also see that he has changed his resi- dence to one very far south, where the heat is said to be very oppressive.
 We read in the forthern papers of the whole sale murder of thirteen partisan rangers in Kentucky. Execution Of partisans are com mon in Missouri. The following we clip from a Chicago paper:
 Col. Cranor, of the 46th Ohio, in the Sandy region, has told his men not to bring in another guerrilla prisoner. That looks like business"
 Indeed it does. A bloody business at that The following clip is from the Richmond Dis patch;
 CAPTURE OF YANKEE BAREARfANS.
 Four Yankees captured a Confederate soldier on Thursday and deliberately hanged him Q Q tree, having pinned upon his back Q card iii scribed |" jVe hang dU Hc rsJels 3ce catch. '- The miscreants were immediately afterwards 
 yesterday brought to the city in company with a negro owned by Capt. White. We are sur ryaod that summary py},shment was not in- ! Aicted upon them on the spot.
 A late number Of the Missouri Democrat calls loudly for the murder of Capt. Fry, If our navy, now prisoner at St. Louis That paper, after giving an exaggerated account of the fight on White river, and the scalling to death of the invaders, says that Capt. Fry ordered our men to shoot the scaded men who were swimming in the river, and clamors for his blood.
 Nr. Rock, negro, recently made a speech in Washington city, to Q large and enthusiastic audience, among whom were some of the mem- berS of Lincoln's cabinet, and manyof the lead ing republicans in Washington. Rock went on to show the superiority of the black over the white man, especially in point of morals. His speech is reported in tEe papers. We give a specimen:
 "The speaker spoke of the many positions the blacks occupy Tt the North, and alleged that in Philadelphia the negroes had not only to support themselves, but the poor white trash ' that could not take care 0i InelnSelNeS. Ap- plause. All men associate with their equals, and every man had right to choose bis own associates; but fl any man did not like him, the speaker, on account of his color, then lie could only say such person lacked good taste. He argued that amagamation southern plan, and the argument so often used, that white man would not allow his daughter to marry a negro, simply implied that ladies must necessa- rily become crazy after the blacks as soon as they are emancipated If this is to be the re- suit to the blacks--frst to be the victims of the white mans avarice and then of the white woman's love-he pitied the negro" Ap- pause.
 Evidently, Rock has found just estimate of the Yankees, and looks upon them as an inferior race The negro has, also, a natural aversion for the ape tribe-baboons, monkeys and ourang outangs.
 Late News.
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