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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-04-06
FIFTH LECTURE.

ANIMALS OF THE oLDEN TIME;
ANIMALS OF THE PRESENT PERIOD;
ANCIENT WHALES OR DRAGONS OF THE
GREAT DEEP;
HUGE SEA-LIzARDS OF AN NcIENT ZINES;
ANIMAL LIFE IN THE SEA.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS.
General Steele's southward Advance-Ths
Rebels Twice Defeated.
LITTLE Rock, Thursday, Apr

LITTLE Rock, Thursday, April Il. 1864.
Adyices from Gen. Steele to the 9TH instant
are received.
His expedition had then reached apoint Eve miles
south Of Ekn Ferry on the Little Missouri River and
about 25 miles from Camden where he expected Gen.
Thayer with the force from Fort Smith to join him the
ne,t day.
On the 3D. the Rebel Gen. Shelby attacked Gen.
Seees rear guard under Gen. Rice with 200 cavalry
and pieces of artillery, and was repused with the
loss Of 100 killed and wounded Our loss was "A killed
and wounded, and Is prisoners.
On the 4th, the Rebel General Marmaduke attacked
Gen Steele, with 5000 1900 cavalry and five pieces
Of artillery. on the south side Of the Little Missouri
River and after five hours fighting repulsed, with
the loss Of killed and % wounded. Our loss was q
wounded.
There is large force Of Rebels FIVE or six miles In
advance but is not expected they win make stand
Nothing had been heard by Gen. Steele of Gen.
Banks or the gunboats on Red River
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
Inter from Havana.

The steamer Corsica, from Havana on the 9th
via Nassau on the llth instant arrived here on
Friday morning.
The steamer Helen formerly the Juno, left Whining
ton for Nassau the 9th, and during heavy gale in
tho Gulf stream sprung leak, and afterward parted
amidsbips going down in three minutes. Two of the
officers Messrs. Burke and Dent, were saved by cling
ing to piece Of the bridge deck being picked up by
the schooner Pere, Capt. Habernicht. The crew con-
sisted of - seamen and officers, all Of whom with the
exception of these two supposed to have pershed
A report that the British gunboat Cygnet had been
fired into by the United States gunboat Rhode Island,
off Abaco, proved be unfourded
The steamers Syren and Coquette had arrived from
Wilmington, and the Greyhound, Will-ofthe.Wisp and
Syren had sailed to run the blockade.
Prince Charles Bonaparte, cousin Of the Emperor
had arrived at Martinique route TO Mexico with
regiment in which lie is CAPTAIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

mers directed the movements Forrest, with the main
force retired taking with him the captured funds.
While tho steamer Platte Valley lay under flag OF
truce taking board wounded some Of the Rebel
officers, and among them Gen. Chalmers went on
board, and some of our officers showed them great
Difference drinking with them and showing them other
marks Of courtesy.
ST. LOUIS Friday April Is 1864.
The correspondent Of The Union, who was on board
the steamer Platte Valley at Fort Pillow gives even
more appalling description Of the fendishness Of the
Rebels than our Cairo dispatches.
Many Of our wounded shot in the hospital. The
remainder were driven out and the hospital was burned
On the morning after the battle the Rebels went
the field and shot the negroes who had not died from
their wounds.
Many of those who had escaped from the works and
hosp tails who desired be treated prisoners Of
as the Rebels said were ordered fall into line and
when they had formed, were inhumanly shot down.
OF $50 colcted troops not more than SO escaped the
massacre, and not one officer that commanded then
survives Only "a officers Of the 18th Tennessee escaped
death.
The loss of tie 18th Tennessee is 800 killed; the re
mander were wounded and captured.
Gen Chamer told this correspondent, that althongf
it was against the policy of his Government 70 spare
negro soldiers or their officers he had done all in hi
power to stop the carnage. At the same time h'
believed il was right.
Another officer said our white troops would have
been protected had they not been found on duty witt
negroes
While the Rebels endeayored to conceal their loss II
was evident that they suffered severely. Col Reed
commanding Tennessee regiment was mortally
wounded There were two or three well filed hospitals
at short distance in the country.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

who has subscribed to The oath Of The Presidents PTocama
ton the St of December 1885, that each and every mem
produce the to the Secretary by IL NJ on TIE s Gay
April 1864 be required to take the same before the Ie
dent of this Convention. 80
motion to table tue resolution was lost by % to 20
as was aso by a. TO S. substitute that each member
rise and hold up his hand while the Speaker admins
tered the oath prescribed by the Presidents pr0cam
tion of Dec T. 1863 Several motions TO adjourn were
then made and lost after which MIR Terrys resolution
was carried by 40 TO TO- the Nays being Messrs rott,
Henderson, Fuller Sullivan. Waters, Bonzano, Bailey,
Howell, Mass and Flagg.
Resolutions requiring every member 10 furnish proofs
of citizenship 10 complete the organization by appoint
inc Vice President and other officers, and To adyer;
tse the proceedings In The ~ O. True Dena Era % and
the clergy Of the city TO act as Chapans IN turn was
sunerseded by the adjournment Of the Convention.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
The People Of Nuevo Leon and
coahuila Remain Loyal to the
National Government.
The French Driven from tho States Of
Chiapas and Tabasco. a
The People Determined to Defend
Yheir Liberty.
Special Dhpa.eh to The Ny. Tribune.
WIsBISoroN, Friday, April Is, 1854.


WIsBTSoToN Friday, April Is, 1854.
Semi-official news has been received from
Sao the present scat of the National Government OF
the Mexican Republic dated the 22d Of March. Vi.
daurs treason is confirmed. Having entered into az
understanding with the traitors. he received invita-
tion from Gen. Bazaine to recognize the Intervention
vdaurr, wishing to give an appearance Of legality to
his treason answered that be going 10 consult the
win Of the people No sooner did the Government be.
come convinced that vidaurri acting traitor.
than it issued various DEGREES, among them one by
which the State Of Coahuia became separated from that
Of Nuevo Leon, as they formerly were, weakening BY
that means his power. lItaa
vidaurri had $500 men in Montesey Gen. Deblado
was marching with his forces from Saltillo 10 give him
battle, and Gen. Patoni was his way from Durango
at the head Of brigade with the same object 1t Is
not true that Durango had fallen into the hands OF tie
French The Inhabitants Of the States Of Nuevo Leon
and Coahuila had acknwledged President Juarexs su'
thorty and we're raising large forces to subdue Vdaur'
rs rebellion When that is accomplished. the Mexican
Government win have about 900 men ready to sch
upon San Luis Potosi and capture tbat city
In the State of Oaxaca Gen. Porferio Diaz had a00
men, perfectly well organized. under his command and
the French thought that force Of such Importance that
Gen. Bazaine was going to attack him in person. The
French had been driven from the State OF Chiapas ans
Tabaco as well as from the Isthmus OF Tehuanteped
Everywhere the greatest enthusiasm existed 70 eras
the country from the French yoke.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
Deaths of Soldiers In the Hospitals In and
nbont New-York, from April 4 20 April
~. 1854.

John age 49, 2h IT, s. G. t. April l0 residence
before enlistment, Obern. Ohio 49,
Buls Lewis age ST. 18th ~ y. Heavy Artillery, Apru IL
| re,idence before enlistment Franklin Co., N. y.
pAy Thotna age 30 26th o. s. &. t. April TO- Residence
before enlistment Columbia, Pa ,,o
Crsnrr tieorre sse 10Th u. g. Infantry April 10; resi-
dence before enlistment, unknown. - - =,
Colon Franrs NJ age a. l4th ~ Y Artillery, April fesi
druc. before enlistment Oswego Co, N. y.
Cub.rou Walter "a l4th ". Y Artillery, ApTi y; resi-
den.- before enlistment. unknown
Dunning franklin sge 49, 2sh ~ Y Infantry Apn " resi-
dencc before enlistment, unknown
DAry, H.. IL, 10Th ONO, Aph ii esioehce oeoie en
hsment, unknown. 40 a.,
Fsrey Fdward age a. 7h U s. Infantry April re,idence
before enlistment unknown.
Fower frank g. age n, 10th W. Reserve April 81 resi-
drnce before enlistment Town Hill n. ~
Fogy George H. 25 1th ~ H. Ap % residence Deiore
Gsrrison Charles IT, are 40 sis,U C. t. April g. resi
deuce before enlistment Poughkeepsie, n. ].
Could Joshua % 24th Mass Apr 81 e'idehce before
enlistment, Orleans, Mass. -,
Hetlngrr Jacob H. age 49, l57th " Y Infantry, Apri o.
residence before enlistment. unknown.
Hide Nile. H. age 21 10th ~ Y, AprilR residence De-
fore enlistment Amesyie Oneid1 CO; T. a. .,,.n..
Johnson Luther A. age 49, 89h w. April 81 residence
before enlistment New Lision, Otsego Co, n. Y. ~
Lnplam Jonathan A., age ~, 9th n. Infantry, Aprlsi
residence before enlistment Republic Seneca Co.. Ohio
Mose wm = S5l Pa, April d residence before en-
Norman john age I'd r. l. Cavalry April III residence
schsnb Henry age 49, o0h N. " April O.; residence be-
fore enlistment Buffalo, n. Y, born in Germany.
TenKycs C. H. age 49, 18th u s. C. T., APhl 81 residence
before enlistment Leeds, ~ Y.
lew Wn ago 28 ith r. T., April III residence before en-
'ysn. W,b.,eT isRnes age 20 26th u g c. T. Apria
Wilson Charles list N Y April 2 residence before enlist,
Yoan" David are Is 10th u s. C. t. April Il redeDGe
before enlistment InSs""
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
Louisiana Prce.s,a,e Convention.

The Delegates elected on the 2sth ult. to re-
wise the Constitution Of louisiana met the 9th inst
at Liberty Hail. New.Orleans. Mr.. j. r. Terry wac
appointed temporary President, and the Rev. j. p.
Newman offered mp prayer. After the calling OF the
roll the report D the Secretary of State was referred
to Committee Of five credentials. and debate fol
lowed on appointing Committee TO report rules the
selection Of officers and other matters pertaining To the
organization Of the Convention which. pending de.
eision thereon adjourned On Thursday, the 7th, the
Convention again met Mr.. Shaw temporary Speaker,
and after prayer by the Rev. Mr. Potter and coptrma
ton OF the minutes the Credentials Committee reported
Rat 70 districts ard parishes represented by 9J
Geegatesi that new election was necessary In the
Parish OF Plaquemine, the Sheriff Of which had
neglected to make proper returns u the voting,
candidates had received tie vote. Mr.. Cazabat
moved an adjournment on the groun3 that several
parishes In Western Louisiana wished TO be represented
~ lhe Convention bat the motion lost 7S to and
atef some further debate the report Credentials was
unanimously adopted. The question OF permanent
9rennzanoh then arising, Judges Howell and Durell
1T bohSanSo and MesSrs Thorpe ROselins Shaw and
Terry TIE last two Of whom declined were proposed for
ceaHeI sho motion 70 elect by ballot lost JG to
~. me Deegates fom Iberyille here claimed their
seats the returns oi their election having been lost the
election however having taken place according 10 the
orders OF Gen Banks They were after some sion
admitted To their seats by the Convention. Afe twice
Soing the convention gave 40 votes for Judge Durel
hnd Al for Judge Howell and motion the former was
elected unanimously, and, taking the ehair addressed
ihe members. Mr.. John L. Neels then elected
secreta,y and Mr. DE Coursey Sergeant arms after
which the Convention adjourned for the day.
The Convention was opened on the tkrd day with
prayer By the Rev. j. G.. Bass. Mr.. Patrick offered
the following We informed upon which appears 20
be good authority that already two members of this
convention have been assaulted for performing his
oplies as member Of this Conventon; therefore.
htsoeed That ssid persons asssnng be reported to the
proper rsa,hoiities for proper punishlus Mt.
an Oommiftee Of three was appointed 10 investigate
fhe matter; Mr.. B0mbaeh was then elected Door.
heeper, ana MI Clark Messenger. a motion TO elect
90 HsslsaAAt Secretary was tabled. and a motion by
MT otanner 70 appoint Committee to report rules and
the additional officers required was withdrawn 10 male
way for resolution TO call on the Governor 10 order
elections OF Delegates in Plsqnemine and Ascension.
which was carried Mr. j. r. Terry offered the follow
Ing giving as his that rcpYts were current in
The street that half the members Of the Convention
were Copperheads:
Re.oired That the status Of every member Of this Conven
nones viz: That be be legally qualified voter Of tie State
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
PROM THE ARMY OF TnE POTOMAC
A Rebel Guerrilla Dash-A Few Union
Cavalry IMen Taken-Clearing ous
the Ebatlers-Meade's Headquarfcrs 10
Move Ahead-Rebels Gathering Force

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Friday, April Is, 1864.


Special Dispatch The N. Y. Tribune
wAsHYoroy, Friday, April Is, 1864
Grey sends TO this bureau the following:
HEApQuARTERs ARMY OF THE Potomac
Friday April Is, 1864 5
The Rebel guerrillas made dash this morning
within sight of Manassas Junction on a small wood
party capturing two or three cavarymeu, with heiy
horses and equipments. The squad of cavalry accom-
panying the wood party as guard were some distance
in advance when several Of their number were cut of
and taken prisoners by guerias. squad of our cav
airy was sent in pursuit but up TO the time the mai
train lc the Junction this morning nothing had been
heard from them
Brig Gen. Wilson formerly attached to the Cavalry
Bureau at Washington is here, he having been as
signed TO the cavalry corps with the Army OF the Poto
mac 1t is generally believed that he will succeed
Gregg as the Commander Of the Second Cavalry Dyi.
sion II is rnmored that Brig. Gen Fitzpatrick is also
to be relieved, but the rumor Is not credited.
majority of the suffers and other citizens included
in the recent general order have left for Washington
and 10 morrow will witness their final exodus. Gen.
Aeades headquarters will probably be removed to Cul
pepper on Monday or Tuesday next but the dispositions
OF the different corps win remain as usual The acces
sion Of three four bgades TO the force OF the enemy
opposite Raecoon Ford is reported on good authority
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
sueeessfui Union Raid i'm yirginia-The
MARYLAND Convention.

BALTIMORE, Friday, April Is, 1ez.
The american has letter from Point Look
out, which says Gen. Hincks commanding that post,
returned on Thursday from an expedition across the
Potomac into Virginia having captured ESQ., 900 worth
Of tobacco on its way from Richmond 10 Baltimore and
also having akenprisoners gang Of bIockaderunners
7Ae American will publish tomorrow Gen Bradfords
proclamation for the assembling Of the State Constitu
tional Convention on the 27th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
The Storm at IT. Johns, N. f.

ST. JOINS, n. f., Friday, April Is 1864.
The great storm of sleet and wind, which
commenced on Saturday night and which extended
from here to Cape Race. completely fattened out the
telegraph line. Not half mile Of it was left stand
ing The Western line did not suffer TO any great ex'
tent Men are now out hard work repairing the line,
and we hope soon to have it in good working order
again. =, ,,,-
The weather continues very cold. We have received
nothing of late from the seal fisheries.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
From San Francisco.

SAN FRANcIsco, Thursday, April IT, 1904.
The ship James X. Keeler has arrived from
New.York Business is very dull. The weather has
been very warm for several days. There Is no news.
The universal topic of conversation centers on the
question what has caused the recent great advance In
me price Of gold at the Atlantic cities or which our
people are unable to account
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
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The BaIti more and Ohio Rond.
BALTIMORE, Friday

The slight damage to one span OF the iIar-
pers Ferry bridge caused by the recent frcshet, Is
fully and substantially repaired. All freight and pas
senger trains crossing east and weAt With reg
plarity and dispatch,
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
A RIVAL TO THE MAMMOTH OK.

Another OF. weighing 3510 pounds, and styled the
"Pride Of Tompkins hns been added to the collection
Of animals. lie raised by Mr.. Sansman OF Ithaca
and was by that gentleman brought to this city and
presented TO the managers Of the Fair. He is seven
gears of age Of silver color, and Of pure Dur
ham breed. This animal will prove formidable rival
10 the Pride Of Livingston" which has attracted so
rpnch a,fanfinn
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
THE RECEIPTS.

from sales and $4,000 from donations, as reported by
Mr. A. J. Dclaour President Of the Department.
The receipts yesterday, with those previously re-
ported, swell the aggregate to es59.l 80.
TABLEAUX vivANTs.
Tableau1 viyants in aid of the metropolitan Fair
are advertised for Monday evening" at Nibos Saloon
Under the direction Of Mr. ii. W. Cayo. Grafuia's
Band makes the music.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
$50 LOTS at AUCTION.
GOOD HOUSES for SALE.



TNfiIb SEII. At pUheIC AUCTION ar
w the CoUrt tlqns- door. tn EsAasygts. "a
SATt RuAN. fhs seth 81 Aprit tst4 the follow
Ing very desirable property, sls.
Lol ., ia block :. Ia Goo l.ell- Addition
lots land In Riock q, Ia Gso,isails Ndditioa.
Addition.
NJ. / To as, Inclusive, nlosG s, esel.crr.
Addition.
Lots , g aud !, ID IS, inclusive, nlcss 9.
Lots s. asd IS, In Blook |. Psrrvs's Addition.
Lots I, 2end g. IN Block &. Parget's Addition.
tots and 2, Sleek :. PartetssAdditioR.
Lots aud 6, oloek 2, SessIh.ra Ealar eelneRt.
lots l2 and -, Block 10, Southern
Northeast quarter Let 2et, donation Enlsrge-
ment GA Main Street.
Lot lss, Donation Enlargement = br $50 feet.
corner Of Vine aaa Fourth STREETS
Let $. hleeS -, Northeastern En,sr,2cment.
Lot q, Block j. Crescent Enlargement. 20
Ninth, tctween sycamore and Main STREETS. with
/ tNo story krs,lne House stakle. a.
Parts 81 lots - y and "a, Block I, Crescent
/ Enlargement. fronting on Vine Street and Ia,
! Ing three one stosy Framc Houses
lots and :. ia hlock q, in stockwulrs I'm.
] lsrSemeut.
( Lot Il. Bloek Is. Eastern Enlargement. with =
4 tNo-story house, double tenements
Lot IN BiecS 1. Ncrthern Enlargement
Lot in ont Lot 4, unpeF ERlaF x ment GA Gsnrs
Z Street With = one story Brick uause. &c.
Lot S, Block -, in Laraeseo, good Rvick House
Lot ;, 10 Block g, Lsmaseo' large BTicl
LIZ -, in Block 5t. Lanaasco-wita house on.
Lots ., 6 and :, Block 81, Eastern Enlargement
two story brick house, Nc., on seventh hsfweel
Vine and Sycamore Streets.
Lot &, 10 Block -, Lamaseo; two story fran
house aud a two story brick, double tenement.
Lot - and half of IS, ia Block Is. lamasco.
Lot Is, Block 50. Eastern Enlargement. eoyne
sane.
Lots l. Aad Is in Block 2, Nershsastsrn In
'asseuls ~, vita dwelling house On Nc. IL
/ sue aeeNc Lots are all GA high eraun6, aud am
etsss some 81 the haudsaalest and most destrahl
euu1AnS LotN IN The city. This l. q chance lon.
Vile. There are lots ct all siF.s A pist 81 AZ
same eau he seen AZ my once. ana 4 viii al
? pleasure IN showing tho prefertv AZ an ,i,,s.
Others wishing 10 sell can hays ~ ,'s.,,.r,
inserted In this list f'efe'N
TkR4S-on NEST Of the above prepsrt,, IN.
third cash, ono-third in niue and ope-th;-,t 4
{ eighteen months, thu purchases xiving NOD.
:, SECURED ey mortgage On the premises
have other CITY preferty which l an request.
: g. SET. az prH ate sale. Ass variety Of Lands
Nsrrlek, NSndersurgh and Posey Counties. A.
s IN heatneky. desire also TO purchase one =.
two hrst class residences On First, Sceoaa
fhiTd Street, above Main
AlVAH JOHNSON,
aL.. Real Estate Ascent. Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20

Srv Y0zK. April -.
cotton ahsHs l. loser; sales 81 &c for Nil
ding upAsas.
FLOUR ssry aurl sad nasetfisl, saa Is "a
lover g. 2sasST IS for Extra stass. 81 75sss
sr RHO. Asa - O6asS9 = fer trade brands,
market eiozlug rather more STEADY. holsiers xea-
sFaily resasiaE 20 accept the insiae prices.
WHISKY heavy and decidedly lower, as 81 Iass
81 Il. eiosinx At the inslis for Western.
WHEAT very dali Aad nsmiaaIiy Io~sr; 81 %
essI "a for Chicago Spring. 81 7zsssl "a ssr Nh
waakss cias. aaa 81 1881 - for Winter Red
Western.
aooRs Ia f4sor of bayers; 81 sasst 81 or OH
MExsa.
OATS aull sad loser; sssssss1,ss for wssssrs.
GROCERIES = c0a-e firm bat gait. saxar
FRA.
PETROLEUM arm BAT aai-t
PoRk dali aud lower . 81 2sess25 - Ter
Mes, AEsa s2sases 80 for New do.
CIT NKsTs a shxas arassr. Coed delaaai -
ls's4i-s.s iss shoulder. sal issi.-. isr H.I.s
Rarea $50 ssl-i.
LARD dahl, iss4vs. sRd Iss-r. ~ - att.
,he latter an extTems rsis.
BITTER lower. II ssasec scr ohio
GOLD unsattisd saa isuuT--op~niug At 20 ~.
GLAZING 70 81, And clezihg steady a ssig
GOVERNMENT STOCKS lo~sr. FIre-Tw.h.
tI-s fles1iI; $40 rressur. Nste.. oriog.er asd
April. Iesssiusl
STOCKS higher sad seiiye
There "a. *hsin sdv4Acs ia stoeks thi. .f4rf.
naea. bHt rsscfiea i ssid 70 b. likely.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20

rHg 25TH lSplANA.--The Furlough ef
toe 25th Indiana viii expire on Sunday
next, when the regiment will rendezvous
at this place preparatory to return-
ing to tho front The boys have
enjoyed their furloughs, we believe, IN a
high degree, and will now return to re-
new ;heir efforts FOR the suppression Of
the rebellion. They have already achieved
glorious fame, but we haVe no doubt
higher honors and moro brilliant achieve
meuts still await them. We know they
will do their whole duty, as they have
been oaen tried aud never found want,
In, -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-20
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL,
Bsshvshaektnk GA ths Ossxs.
JgYFFrsoS Cry Anil Il

JEFFERSON err, April Is.
Editors Aissoari Dem0eraf;
On lasi Tuesday nighs, the islh last
the notorious 5ashwhaeking gang Of
Shumate aud CLARK went to The house Of
an industrious. hard working German
named kantz, sho lives some twenty
FIVE to thirty miles from the mouth Of
The Osags liver, and demanded bis mon.
o. kuniz had saved some MONEY for
She express purpose Of ssndiRg ioF Ms
family to eome over from the old country
10 his nes home. lie stou,ly denied
having any cash, bat the hends not be-
lieying him. or perhaps Knowing that he
DID have sonic money. deliberately took
doSn = wood saw which vas hanging up
in slhe calm, aud cat bis LEFT Leg three
times below, and fur times above the
knee, with The SAW Loss Of blood. pain
aud agonv, made the poor fellow iasensi.
bic and he was nnabie to tell where the
money was concealed.
His manglod body vas found next day,
life extinct A boy who lived with him,
succeeded IN making his escape. terror
stricken, 10 give the alarm. After leav-
- s~Nst%@ = 80 e@@& VIII - AZ haIetti-
ing American farmer, whose name ! was
enable 10 learn, aud not succeeding in
thsir demands for money. they destroyed
eVssythiuF in aad abont the place. took
The man out and literally cat hia head
of Al. oS this Is vouched for by The
whole neighbGshood
Ons notoFiouN member u this same
gang, Nileox. wNs wounded and taken
psisoaes b. 8 scouting party from this
posi-, on the 10th Of March, and be still
remains angaarded near Hickory Hill
the bnsbvhacksFs rctreai--and as his
wounds are not dangerous, il Il the gen
eral belief tia, sonse of these lins morn
ings he vii rejoin bis old comrades IN
arms.
Every loyal and law Ahidi az citizen
here hopes that Gen Rasecrans will ia.
vestigAse matters, a. we Iosk upon him
vita confidence as our last hops. Re
+ portiag 10 those here WHO ought toatssad
20 such matters IS entirely fruitless, the
billiard and card tahles commanding ell
their time and energies