, 1864-07-14

The Guerilla War in m1ssourf-Ope
ratlUns OF Rebel Bonds-CapxuFc
OF Missouri Towns.


ls9eelai DISPATCH TO me Chicago Tsibunel
a' "euueeoss' 'aiy ID. 4ot'a'
.asssa ~ wv 11o'o.1 .aassnal
1eo 1eoelssu mlotna'ion' oeemeo relaoie, that
~ .,u oasn ureAets "efe concentrated "ltnin
sen .a. nnse .n. W sne guy VINO nau 1esoisea TO
,"aa. uasu n.o wv unu nahe aa attempt 10 re-
anasaa adnt1as sonunsa aete tno
81 80 a1a,t oros,at 49, a..aae - mn ,o.es Aep1
oa,,aa - $3.50 .4.s,o s.-. ~. W eo",
T tbe rehels enicea hv a nan namea % pha,nhs III "
who reported he had been cautured bv them
and escaped. The cavalry were p1loted to a
we'll known dairy, known rs the Woodlawn,
where they charged ut an early hour this
morning On gang Of men supposed to be
guerlllas, killing one Of them, and the rest
we're packed in q wagon and brought to town,
but it Is not believed that they were guerl1las,
md the Whole affair is generally pronounc.
ed farce, and the death Of IN innocent man
misfortune.
The twelve pr1eoners arc all Germans. and
from the wtll.known character of tie dairr
where they we're employed. not 4 shaloH of
suspicion rests against them.
The rebels captured Platte City several
tioys ago, and hoisted the rebel tlae with the
dccIa1ntion that they mean to st,y. They
numbered one hundred and fifty and received
the surrender Of seventy Paw Paw militia,
all of whom, excepting hfteen, subsequently
joined the rebels, fine example of the leg
acy left b.. schoiield to Rosecrans.
The rebels captured the town Of Ho ,ewell,
under Hjldcb1ard. on tho Iron Mountain
n
departed.
Great excitement existed along the Hanni-
bul and St :1osanh RAILROAD na1s..sas a.
Brookf1e1 and Ioc1eao noneoa ~, 49,
no,t,7 onnro,ch ~ sorara, ~ 1,,,n,1.aS ,a~,,,s,
who threatened ~ dostror.t,a sansnsa ~.
;zons ana so1a,a.s ,,,exs'.sssn o M : ~ g., ~
hot,, ,,1.oas rrha .a,,.'. a-t..s. -, ~ oa' ~
49, +a.rn ~ p;ah.Ss so =. d.. auu ns.e :.
sa4s.a1 hon.a ~oh,na ~ a.ao. e.ua5, - ~
,a1, ' Ao'"~o ''e 0'o'e'' "nu 'neu
~. e. -,
.u>,. ~ m".. 10 a. 4eeouuS ~ Sac1.it6 -.
49,. . - 0o""u e"unts' "neie ocn' 1!sh
4naoS ua4io" eeeuPe passins lfom eagette
~ ~ r. .,.,.. 10 nau peen W at1eno = u'ee',
- - ~ 119 I1s, s'.1ens ieepouslse u noseclans
o'"s'. 10 "ou'o naso oeen al'ousueo ou1
Tor information obtained from woman that
band Of guerillas awaited him. CAPTAIN
G1ace,s comnanv of the OH n ar Wished
ohcad and 5isne.ead ths soonnas.,a ~ 1aaa
aneao ahu a1sperseo the scoundrels oy send
Ing volley of bullets into their ranks.
Col. Clark h. Green, former editor Of the
Glasgow 7rne,. had the mfafortnne IN he
rheoS NJ Can E;sr,a nort. 49, asaa.+ ,.s
4ueau y. ocu' fi,A pa,ts aao eseoFt' aoo
Was captured by the rcoel band. There were
several persons with him, md at sudden
turn in the road they found themselves in an
ambuscade Of bushw hackers, who captured
the whole Marty. All wcre finally ra,eaoad
hnt ro,ane1 Gs,oa ns-,.,- .aso n.as4 :.
put eolvnei uleen. uutins lns 1ent II
seems tnas Tue guesinas VINO hao oeen
placed rs guard over Col. Green, concluded
that he would shoot his prisoner, and pulled
tbe tr,-cer three times with tha nnnzz1a of
h,s s,s"t -ar1 a...aat a.atnot - $3.50 ~
n1e hnot.gun aamost a'aiost Col 1feens
breast; me gun in1led TO 90 OIL. The muir
tarer }I,nn hod rncouroo tn ria rfa&o1 @3-gnr