, 1864-08-26
lFrom onr Special Correspondent

*n'"11n7aon. &c.
lF1on oRr Special Correspondent
sr Louts. Mo-. Aug. q 1884.
4 encck of pueri3la ,ynr In tba Nor,hwsst
cont,nues 70 mar t,,e n-osnsct ~ a. ~ ~ nsac. ="
-, ta1 FAoeFses " F'e31s7 IL
thas etese. otce The rehels hive been en-
tirely dtiyin ont IRON that region, but they
won't stay driven ont. The notorious Ri;
Anderson ,ns re..n,asxaa M tha s.,,a. ~,
49, o,-tz Ee".eo ~ ~ .n, e~n1 " ~
tisS couass, ana ae1nc Aeao ol loo men has
succeeded In committing number Of gross
outrares. He a,fihnuhed nartx t9s,,tx.
~. <a;,;t,s ~, 1-eID ~
~ u.n.AA VI 0lonoaY last aeo deleateu
them, but was chased the next day BY $50
mep. who were killed by the .fnion forces
A 1arra ada,t;o, h.s ,,oer r,.as - o1-t-oon.
aua1t.oa ~ H"s oocn naae ~ ouos @tooeo
III .oa1 Fie'hlty, aEd anderson Will nave 10
sl1r MS pins Terg lively to escape capture.
Several of b,e men vbo were with him srior
to his entrance into Clay county, have Sur.
rerda,e5 Trev nn,fo-r.1p sta,e that al, tha
snuuu. 1n.s unlolmts s'ase .u,.s ~ tue
E"efnaas nsEe oeen 1nlofmea o5 sneielsaoets
tnat ff1ce Is on LIS way 10 JOIN Tue guenilas
WIN large aImy. Ihe Feoels are hanging
OIL IN InB nope
q feoet INVASION OF Maaisoh ass been 80
oiten 1alkeo aeon' that '1e menion OF such
=: Ss-A .s's...... eAt~.@e'
~ tne!e ~ ptCnll ~ e'rteaec tnat snca
ihosc!bent oh lne pal1 " Inc repels ms long
reen nee.rtu, & aoh LIE naa II oeea possible ouid
ions SINCE ave peea e4e suteo: Gen- Steele
ls ssla 20 ce mas nE arrangements in Arkao-
t sas Mnlea ea WI ~ eelloas. eapafIasa Tue rebels
~ IL case 9 1ney qnuet!eke 'of"ara moseaent
~. ~ ~ ~ a',ealn tet II Is nftnly believed
tual !ae a~emotstIation ~ On Fort Smith was
mercy ING preliminary OF 'eeneral advance
" 1ne 1eoeB upen missouri. Ever! reoe!
p piaaI ttntt!ceptea west OF tue Mtestsslppt
hae ao.tn.. ,fuam &c ised AtSer 20 INC mfs8ourt
T"nf -, fhis ..-t .as .t tetea.tuE 20 = move
The intsror IL InoMn @ tn h,Ee heat sag b,sasg IN
t.Is exnec1s1fon. @'1~A w
Consfreralle l,ss he en- eofd of the ,niaa,on
Of Gep. Edwin Price. son ~ Ster,;ng Pes.s
10 the RI he1 rsm1,s T., Nor+h M,s.nT2f Tba
origin Of thts visit in ae folIosrs: Cen F,at
stated ia .opnr Price that he hod snfo-nnae
linn thnt The Tehei pue1ill.E wers ,nt;n.t 10.
eSpress aptbority Of CEN, prJce HIa son ~
ten{ed tins snn rsked ne,m,ssinr ~ v;sft
the reheis with flsp or t1nce t. i;acora, ,e t,e
trnth Permissjon Has acror6S5 Kim and -. N he
fonnd 4he ran.i led Hn,,en1ans ~" soe ...s. L.
no,thern .ne nar1 agpsl IT the
claw prcmf tly ehowed him h,s comm;eeinn
sientsf ~ strT,3s y Prize mt univ or,hnr;1
inS, tut ordering lin to recruit u3 his CON.
he nossih1r csn ~, the I3n;on "a nanee W.. oHme an
Pr,rr wa s.t;ssc5 and :. tnross - hennss hhuuus
ntoa M ~ foId e. ;sn a sto1aea m "a TO ntans,
va trna Thfs p,as mo ns,'';, ~ 80 1 a.I ~
fhe 1ntss;on Tha storv ~ ~ +soatv ~ 4n-s. :"
~ 3nncrrec+ hnt tha :, ,e.+,a,s to tutne ,.1
he"rin1 Hor of tH,ca w a. usse .ahoi o,
con1d 5et.a enr,nI,. ~ cnmnanfss ~ 80 et.airr,
~ ths so,na fh;ntV onI u <o1eh1a tta sataas
-, = 1,,rrsco D7
Tha 5E,s;I,,or1 noro of +n,a sta.e 60 ,aoor,
ma 5n1I Ensr;f,a firms "-o ahnndart ~
1he starr has terame o1d md ratner nn;,ters n1s
sat;nr Tha 1ehafa ma covnr4inn n,nnt ~,
car1frv IN Sare,ni 1on,1;,5as and anior so.ns
osmnss hnt n1.t ano,,n1, to ma.;t ense, : Goe at
tentiGn 1t!,a eronnro;,;,r ~ IA +Iat az
Je.arpn;,ot;a - asaass tn..u :" aes nau ~ .aae tas
oess;o,ist hoi ~ asod nd7,1 t'a ~ ~ o.,
9he lW n4ba ais,esof oinros,t - 1ssa ssai.,e
aa No. T., ~ aa., '4t,'e3 sut an ourioy
aIu -avnaee tou'i1se su n loI. Iae anoua1 VI ~
!u;s !isaJ soHs e.. ~ ,S .nS nau'oMt anu e 1oseph
T,'4 nSs uIu ~ eAcen.ue 4s7a1t ~ lue'
,;oe ~ tban 49,, ate M. ~ nosh couh
,.na,,i'as .o ~" naa a. esu1 Esesuds ~ ~ IL
hn,tns4 ~ - +n 49,. -. sApet,TIn. H. dae
~ seo!eese @ ~as - tus oes1 "ay u deanns Win
'n1Se 1S men. .4 A., ,.,
lug :,,. s;r"tc'nen' u lne os5!n Penalt7
W saeiu'as anH esies ~ tn1s oepslt-
neat 70 nnouet t1ooi u tue WIS
9om Q. 0ene1n hs=ecfans: Inc 1el!oW
!1! L!N!l0eslo0, VINO "as aanssa on Iae i9th
inst. WIS one Ct the Worst sneri'las Hho
ever infested tie site and 1t is not strange
Gen. hoseerans insisted upon his hanging.
lhere is q etpry current in the city that the
General Granted q rcprleVe to Livingston,
but IT WIS not delivered until bis relatives
rccelved Word that his body Was at their dis
pofaL Ihe publtcattod OF military orders
imposing the death penalty on half a dozen
other guelillas, fonLd guilty of various otner
military oftenEes. hns encouraged Onion men
to believe that at last the Government means
to exercise proper degree OF severity tow