New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30

inent resident. of The SEQ, took French leave 0
"MasSa" and the neat ntwg he received Of them wa
20 ihs effect at they wee GaAs @ d ~ neh
departure they were sen. into corn.fed TO husl
corn. They worked industgo1tly until they heard III
abOvenamed gnboat coming down Tie river and whei
she arrived ,enrly Opposite the field they 10 the
bank and hailed her The hail of a enn:rabaD1 is e, n
oraIy-I might almost eay ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tC
and its tributaries, ad No. - accordingly stopped
aud teok the boys" on board. Their former master
preteads not 10 care anything about tho .rinsncon
bat am trustworthy informed that when ha first hoard
Of 1t 20 made use OF large NUMBER Of words which
moral parents always endeayor keep from the fronl
edge Of their children.
The Presidents Proclamation Of Amnesty Is pI,tty
sharply criticised in this miserable. account III zee
The main objection TO il is that perhaps the roesas-
lishment Of the State Government might lead ~ =
change In the State COnsttution and that the clause or
csusss having reference 70 Negro Slavery might be
psaod have heard this argument advanced, within
tho Inst twentyfour hours by men Who actually belle V
Il worse condition than Bel5hagzar at his mpio ~
fest fur lie did zee the handwriting the WALL bt
Gsy ere not able TO discover Il.
] suppose sou arc-theOreiicaDy st csst-3cquainted
with the sunny South Perhaps yOp have idea thas
stoves and OveTcoats ere supcrduous articles OF mer
chandsc south Of certain line known No Mason ard
DiNOnS. II You have such idea. YOU are in error
and II you believe that the entire South Is second
Garden Of Eden, yOu have nado "oas grand mistake.
To nothing q other portions OF the south when
an familiar WITH VIII only speak o. the stutn'westrh
par; of Arkansas. For more tdG week IN tis place,
have suffered intensely from cod--more than ever
did in JannsTy February IN the western part oil New
York.
II .ho stntemonts Of old residents Of this place can he
relied upon there ere nol more than three months III
every wear that would be called agreeable by man
raised in the North. The Winter MOiths ale SAID 10 DC
unpleasant on account % rain and cold In the Spring
everything is or less submeTged-tte Mlhie ana
the AIkoRsas rising from 20 to ~ feet above low water
mark Ia May the bupla g1at makes us appearance,
and begins tS attacks upon horses, cattle and muos
IT, bite frequently proves fatal After sanguinaTJ
career " abcu forty daysH disapPeGs ana 'hc kfeeA
Nv takes its Mace This Ay hes the reputation OF pos
sessiuq all the bad traits Of it predecessor ond Il
has any good qualities have no; heard OF them. ~
preys upon domestic animals for month OF So una
like the buffalo cn3t, dies quick death .
Next comes the turkey gna;-Wb!ch might be consid
sred rather pretty by enthusiastic NATURALIST oe OF
the most troublesome and yenoinous things that ever
sucked blood from OF beast II hYes aEd iCuiIes
for about 20 DAYS and Is succeedcd by The blue ny LIS
spocimcn o. Nsture's hGndiwors, IS little snGvr thah
the horse y Of the Northern states but what IL IacE IN
size Il makes up energy and industry hy impression
is tia. II u had been juticCCsly distributed IN Egypt
Just before the great cTodns Pharaoh Would nave gwen
Moses md the balance OF tie chosen people saie con
duct beyond lis lines. The blue Ly Is nOt much Elore
than half dead before musseto season sets H. lou
have musketoes. probably Wei, now, al! ION take
q Northern mUsseto and multiply II about lhIee 'mes
Won vii! get moderate idea If the siSc and ferocliy Of
the Arkansas musketO Oc give Gle auinsl lls pTVeT
name-tLe gs.nippor This plague aits IN houut tAe
first 81 October from which Ene urtI t!c last % 40
yembCT tho weather j. said 90 be very peasant some
Sat similar 10 Tie Indian SuIneg Of the Northern ana
Middle StsicS How woalG you Ike to 1--we IN Arkni
sasi
Since m arrival in this place have heard Of little
"n,ident thgt occurred az Pine Bluff on the Arkan-
sag IL the Suuirer OF 'Gl. On certain nigHt-the
ex date Of which have net lcaInedehout 2. years
twenty miles below Pine Bluff A. very early hour
next morning he arrested by members ~ fei
gi;tutrG Vigilance Committee. and taken 70 flne bul
Justice Of tho Peace. who decided that there was not
sufficient evidence to warrant has iur1heT detention
GGrrsons view OK tie case however was no. aceep'a
bic TO tic Vigilance Committee and the prisoner wns
teken by them from tie courtroom. and suspended BY
The neck with rope from grapevine. His bodg wa
left hanging for more than Week. have not beer
Oi course he was Union man but hia murderers did
not know his sentiments; they suspected he was no
'soundn erd thought best ~ make sure of him Will
4 ne was In their p5Eer. He ia represented 10 nue. as
man about 80 or 40 wears Of age feet or inches u
d Night bae eyed, With 10 whisaers or mousiaehc.
81 gtt these particulars from who saw the rparde
IN done ana sbo endeavCred "a prevent It. There IL n
n probability that the Of the murdered nln wi
ever be discovered for those who Lung Inn are NO
N likely to mention H. and no one else Knew, or preieDd
d 10 know ANYTHING in regard 10 hs birth lace OF mime
II or residence occupation Al that seems TO b5 Know
b ia that he was eresed suspicious character Una
/" he supposed 70 be Union mar ana thas ne VIZ
a hung y an rkaisos mon. ileaSe doat forget thai TIT
q muIdcr was committed in tho 10Th century.
= II one OF NV leters dated IN October Informed yot
Of The murder OF four men in this county Oh account %
n thc- Union sentments an now no!e 20 aad aio''e
narno 70 the list. nan named Beuinger nFea IN 70,
Ie2 He WIS supposed 20 be UAion man. hut ~ he
remfi1Nd on his farm and said nothing in regard ~ the
great quesiloh at issue. he was Tor long ne unno'
Tested. Not long after the occupation on Helera by
lCeD Curtis Eelinesr crossed " hte J.vrr went 10
Helena and returned 20 lis farm vita aTTai o. salt
and very small amount Of groceTes iT me use OF nis
. iauly Uiu1man was then IN command % L1 Tie
Rebel forces Wet Of the sisspri. Ieliingcr had
been "spvtted by q s AeigAbors, and IN ie
DAYS after his Ieiuln from Hecna lie was arrested by
order Of HnduAB and Informed Tat he would be taken
10 Little Rock ior Trial the charge Of tfaicking
with tie enemy; but be ns91r reached Lite Rock Md
DsTsr returned n his firm. Lis wife waited many
dly FOR BIS return and hs luc Children frequently
asked hoT. why don't iatle come back = end wa.
long nc before she thay harmed th0t the spirit Of
The hui band and fsiher was IA the unseen world, aud
III body II shallow grave near the moatl o! Cachc
Bayou.
lis captoIa whom about half way botFeen his house
ana Lit'io Rock held cOnsui1tion, and agreed ibit
he would have chance Tor his life before court
maTtlel tey might well put him ont Of Inc way lust
as la SO they lots 20 see who should do tho dee
and lie - whom tle lot io Immediately walked W
70 poor Eoliinrer aad shot hiui t'goEgh tie fcat.
When tho above partio urs wee made known 70 Iia
;at very much 80 wOld Ike tOculse tJmoSOty hight
heartily and although not gven 10 the use O! pfo;aue
Language on ordinary occasions, / d'd erpross the
carnCft Tis that ae Irfesprs 81 BcIugcr might meet
with speedy and violent deahs and tat each and s VI
them might remain foT al time 20 conc IN ne darkest
corner Of he'll II Was bad Will. but couldn't help 1t
, at the i'mo.
Another word in reference 70 c5ton matters DO You
know how cotton was raised short time ago certain
Of the Treasury Department thnt cotton should
be brought 10 market except by tie party who had
raised IT, ard said party obliged 10 mako affidavit
that Ae had raised AL Of the cotton which no Ored fG
sale Now, le; mo explain the raising process. The
cotton buyer agrees 10 give much for 90 Bany bales
of cotton, with the understanding that he u 70 receive
q Oh the ground The purchase IS made, ana tie pur
chaser Iisef, hcips "a raise the cotton from Tho
ground 10 aTagon OF some other Conveyance. When
ho cotton arrives tho post delivery The purchaser
swears TINT lie raised T. and there being proof n
lie contrary his statement Is looked upon ~
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