URIFER PARTICULARS
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s1t'. Of neutrality by Capt. Cook, of


Oh U7ifed Siatcc h~r"".


.2R3G' went topressi Mr. Joseph Wa
FE y a nun1berof C. Sniveley's
LEEo crme to the tttt tents under
} protection, arriyeu IL OR town and


y The following statement. 1t differs
F' ment which we putlished in our last.


hat the robbery took place south of
but it appears from the statement of
l1s, and others, that it was on the south


arkansas who're this outrage was per.


COUNTY, MISSOURI, 1914 July. ls4S.
aersIgned, citizens of Texas, having ar
he United States under peculiar circum-
nd calculated perhaps, to create false
" IN the minds of some persons, deem
ice to ourselves and our fellow soldiers
pc following statement:
day Of, ls43. Sam Houston
Of the Republic of Texas, corn mission
'cob Snivoly TO raise corpse of volun
to exceed three hundred in number, fo
so of capturing any Mexican Caravan.
light find within the limits of cur Terri
citing under this commission, Col. Snive
one hundred and eighty volunteers; an,
18th of April last, took up tho line O
I the portion of Texas in which he wa
oned to operate. directing his course b,
ass, and on the 27:h day of May s.ruci
nsas river at point which we conceiy
n Texian territory, and some miles be
rossing Of the Santa Fc trace.


various movements, which it is unneces
sto detail, on the S.9th of June, abou
i've men, conducted by Capt. Chandle,
,r their homes. leaving one hundred an
under the command of Col. Snively.--
10Th Col. Snively's command, when er
lbout thirty five milos below the crossin
outh bank of the Arkansas river, an
le Republic of Texas, were suddenly SUI
! the appearance of party Of U. State
$, with two howitzers, commanded b
'ok, who drew up his men on the opposil