...t once. They took all of Mr. Kelley's horses and mules, his wagon, a negro boy, and some of his gearing, wantonly cutting up that belonging to his carriage and all that they did not carry off. Gen. Averill , however, put a guard be fore the entrances to the houses and kept the men from intruding into them. Mr. Beirne was treated with singular brutality. His houses were ransacked — his stor...