The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-30

The Peoria Illinois Transcript says.
Over in Iowa. in the city of Muscatine,
lives pERLEY VaLLANDEGaAN. . nephew
OF the matyred 0hioaD, who is married
20. and lives with. a wench a. black as n
Guinea native 4 brother OF the first
named N.ALsSpIsHAA lives on the side
ofthe river opposite Muscatine. He, too,
is married TO a negress.
Affairs are going on well in North
Carolina \ general order from General
PscK, who commands at Newbern, sums
up the result OF recent operations as FOL
lows: besides the repulse OF General
PIcKETr's army At Newburn. the follow
ing have been captured: q officers, POI
prisoners and dangerous rebels, 500 con-
trabands. 2o0 arms and acco1trements,
l3S horses and mules. IL haies of cotton.
| piece OF artillery. caisson complete, l
flag, many saddles, harnesses and wagons.
Much property OF the rebel government
has been destroyed from inability 10 re
move it, Is appears by n partial list
25o, 200 pounds of pork, so barrels oflard,
10 barrels OF meat, II. 900 bushels of corn
81 barrels of beef. hogsheads of sugar.
5000 empty sacks, l corn mill, 10
wagons. l ton of tobacco. Is mules, =
warehouses of salt, and extensive salt
have entered the lines, and resumed their
allegiance to the Federal Union with JOY
and gladness.
The President has issued Proclamation
detin ng his a nnesty proclamation, and
strlcting It's PROVISIONS as TO prevent its abuse.
The proc. snation Is only to persons who be-
ing still free come voluntarily forward and
avail themselves OF its offers. Those offenders
who are under arrest or who have been tried.
NOT led m fssrpf.S n
the California pirate. who was released under
the proclamation ard thus escapai the yaiows,
and several other instances where Esgrant
offenders aved their property ami necks rem
deTed necessary the present specifications and
qualifications.
The pirate Florida has escaped fIo n Fupchal,
Madeira, where the sloop-of-war St. Louis was
reported to be bockadias her. As the latter
is saiing vessel, pursuit was out Of tho
question
The Louisville Journal says that the
notorious robber and gurrilla chief Dick
BowleS has at last NETT with his just
deserts He was killed few days ago,
seven miles from Gilbertsville, Lime
stone county, Alabama. by Ira o. Tuttie,
the young and daring chief of scouts of
the Army of the Cumberland. futile
sought Bowlcs. and represented himself
as willing to engage in any scheme of
murder and plumber which might be pro
posed. Bowles was disarmed of suspic-
ion, and related to Tuttle n short history
of his life, in which he boosted of the
many acts Of plumber in which he had
engaged, and the deliberate murders he
had committed. futile heard him
through, and carelessly asked to examine
the revolver with which Bowles was idly
toying. Without thought of suspicion, the
revolver changed hands-Tuttle coolly
cooked the pistol, and informed Bowles
who he was, and drawing his watch from
his pocket, said: You have just one
minute and a half to live; if you wish to
humble prayer to God, kneel down,
and be expeditions, for, by my soul, you
die.'-Bowles made a forward movement
to grasp the pistol, when futile pulled
the trigger, and the ball penetrated the
brain of the guerrilla chief He fell and
died without n groan. futile immedi-
ately retreated from the place and safely
arrived inside of the Federal lines. Dick
Bowles was one of the most blood thirsty
cut-thro:ts that this war has produced
He was a desperate character, a daring
leader and eXulted in scenes of torture
and blood. His name has long been q
terror on the borders of Georgia. Ala
bama and Tennessee, and the people re-
joice at his death.
The same scout who KILLED the notori-
Gus Dick Bowles, with n company OF his
men made a sudden descent upon Con
federate Government contractor who had
come north of the Tennessee river for
the purpose Of purchasing beef cattle for
the army, and captured the contractor,
four of his men, all of his stock, and S21,-
900 in greenbacks and $4,000 in Con
federate rags.