agemont wito one hundred guerrih is on Big Creek, near Ilarrisonville, to., killing five, and capturing a considerable quantity of goods and orsos taken at Lawrence..'A 4Thirty-one guerrillas' have been? Tiled as far as heard from.In addition to the list of names of!he killed at Lawrence already sent,.’*ve have obtained the following;John Formly, Mr. West, Eg P.• • J ritch, Chas. Palmer, John Dagle,’Samuel Jone?, George Coates, JohnJ1. Cornell, Fred. A.Kridmiller, Robert Martin, Otis Langley, John W.Lowrie, Win. Lowrie, Jas. Boaehe,Michael Meekly, Jos. Bretcheldbauer,Dennis Murphy, John K. Zimmer.man, Carl Engler, Jacob Pollock, Fred. K lasts o', Mr. Ealle, Daniel McClellan, Samuel Reynolds, GeorgeGerrards, Charles Allen/James Wil.son, Charles Riggs, A. J. Woods,Charles Anderson, W. B. Griswold,A. T. Cooper, Ashbury Markle, David/Markle, Lewis Markle, Aaron Hal-dorman, Addison Wangle and seven others of the 14th Kansas.AWounded—Dennis Berryman, G.mith, Janies Ilalmcrson, II. Hayesand Wm. Sanger.— . - r 'Up to this morning, one hundredand twentjr-eigkt bodies have beenburied, but it is still utterly impossible to obtain a complete list of theirnames, as many'are so much disfigured as to prevent recognition, while