Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31

ItdluSs tHC ihoh WAO +"
| Andersonyille bl9edbOunds, is now a pris-
oner 10 the Old Capitol.
The Commissioner to the Grand=Iu-
dian Council. to be held at Fort Smith,
left Lawrence on the 24lh. q
Col. Cummings, of Philadelphia, has
been appointed Governor of Colorado,
vice John Evens.
II is reported that The President will
soon order the release Of A. H. StePh.
ems, - 70 .snu'7o}sin v4us
Gold in ST, Louis buying at AZ and
selling at 44c PremiaPE. b 77ea. N /,
f. qssE" IT 75-9 jeop !
ocA correspandent of the Leasepworth
Times writes as fellows from Fort Hal
'y For. Hailest,, 1ast. 7lh.bls6a .
. we left tie Big Earar@mess az y
lo'cfoek, AqM, hav9ag TO drIVeaths swho's
distances sevenleeRi mites, ~ one dgTS:
We bad travelling with Us an elnigTaht
Iarain,. gong 10 Salt Lake. The family
consisted Of eight ia humber, ifwoRmn n
tvs Women, and four ehItdeens $flhaiF
wagon ssarled out abaul hall An h0sEbe
fore Uun "a aip,dy ia .-vnlI5avseu "a q
t5s Te 14dlans coming dogn met i and
cspiured. four of the family. The others
made theit escape BY running, afteebesl
ing wounded. TiGsla2 a
fTs While a fartnf the Indians stayed to
lmake1 their work sure others Cams, pp
The road aud made an attack on US. We
gave them the best we could. Our wagsi
On master being aEsldl Plainsmanglhe
redskins mouemehtSgTreiEy wells and
saw lhaizwe had TO move one way or the
other and, being nearest the Big Lara
L6ie, we moved back. Just as we were
turning the Indians made another dash
at US, but We gave them a volley from
our acarbiGes. Afler5athIs they went to
the Lone Hills. The stage WIS driven
back and reported The fight The cap.
tain ordered his men oatai d PURSUIT.
Z! Bat they had done theIr workof 6AEage.
aud gone around us, aad atdaylaght74 VI
morning attacked a irain OF thirty yags,
ens5 capturing and carrying or women
anu children, and burned ne train
The next day, Wednesday, W94nEed'
on 10 the sevsn nile creek, vlpFe EYIr.
Jackson, ofaSh Joseph, had beeG agggked
The day before be lest spRe GR.
] When we came to his assista6ce re
throwing up ~earthwotks, ar6aa6Haa btF
h5use thai had BEEN abandoned BY sGpe
1ndiaunpaders. 8r3sa3r' e s1sT 1s
When we came Within sight of this
place. there were from three to four
Hundred Indians coming out of the noun
tains. We were ordered By cur wagon
master to have ourlarmS tn,Feadiness, for.
there was senes6ghting to be done We
we're ready for the work. Then we
moved up a lille closer and coralled. BY
That time the Indians We're moving t6-
ward us, tDitrythe courage of buiIRhack.
ers, which they found 10 be more1 than
the cowaFdly red men can face. They
killed two white men at this place,
We can't tell how many Of them we
killed, for they were all dashed on their
horses. i-Im zis3j Is. b.. ia
The weather has been very cold and
wet. The rain com nonced the day ! left
Fort Kearney, and it has rained almost
every day since. eot s1eaa 0s'
A few days before my ARRIVAL there
was quite a heavy snow storm at this
post 81 found a pair of blankets and an,
oyercoat a very good friend on this trip.
across The plains.
The Overland Stage Conpanysshavs
drawn off all their stock. fer about three,
hundred miles, on aecppnt of the indians
All the mail is carried by Government
teams. The Indians are very bad. I
haven't had agy trouoie VITA lhe,n yf.
The second day after | passed Rdekl
Greek. tw~nty-Ionr mics from Der beS
hanaFSdghsdiahe affixed a train o.
| side OF lne station, ran of several A8l1
of stock, aud kJlsd Two or lhres men .
They went from there to the s~tatI,
robted ii, look all of their stock. A1ani
one mile frodp there they met a German
with one team, his wife and five chill
dren, They stopped his team, shot aud
wounded him, shot his wife three or four
times, killing her. scaiped Ter. cut her
feet off. stripped all her clothes Uf with
the e xception1o of achemlse. and then cut.
her open frem her stomach down. They
then killed The two youngest children,
girls. The oldest, a girl Of bout six
teen, hey took off with them, as they
did ali the Oldham had except the I've
halle boys. .lass5 5rs 5ss ts.
The next train they met was Caldwell
& Cos; they killed two of his men, but
didn't get any Of his Stock. They also
t5ias4 y-asz aaan frrns tawA, who lIRds
We have left seveepl srains 81 R ~.
pess waiting for more men ERd mii
~ escort 80 pass through this cQa4g
An Eastern exchange Suns np The
latest European intelligence as follows
-sbQaeen yiolorias had sfFinN at lktz
werp on her way 20 seq AasfsEhat
Bsigians. The latest. IeRort as. 70 ne
SchleSwig- Helstein negotiations ~as,that
Austria would nat break with Prussia
tor The SAKE OF Tie Duket0 OF AugaSteiE
bare twenty-five thousand persons had
Joined in The 10 Genuine subscriptioa in
France for the purchase of a gold medal
for Mrs. Lincoln. and steps have been'l
taken 10 increase the number to 100, 600.
II wasfunored that French9 reinEores-
aaenaSto thes namber of 6s000 men WERE