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The Daily Dispatch: September 20, 1861., [Electronic resource], Run himself to death. (search)
Jefferson City, that 1,000 mounted men are stationed at Kinkead's Mills, fourteen miles north of Columbia; that Martin Green was between the junction of Hannibal and St. Joseph and North Missouri Roads, with 3,000 men; and that "Military Bill" Harris was to join Green and take Columbia the night of the 11th inst. Pickets were seen three miles north of Columbia. A bank is located in that town. Mr. Smith, a Government agent for the purchase of horses, was taken prisoner by Harris and $1re stationed at Kinkead's Mills, fourteen miles north of Columbia; that Martin Green was between the junction of Hannibal and St. Joseph and North Missouri Roads, with 3,000 men; and that "Military Bill" Harris was to join Green and take Columbia the night of the 11th inst. Pickets were seen three miles north of Columbia. A bank is located in that town. Mr. Smith, a Government agent for the purchase of horses, was taken prisoner by Harris and $1,200 and all his horses taken from him.
The Daily Dispatch: September 20, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
e taken control of the municipal affairs of the corporation, preventing egress and ingress of both goods and travelers. They have also levied heavy contributions on several stores, taking just what they want. From all we can learn the Union men and their property in St. Joseph and the surrounding country are completely in the hands of the rebels, and demand the immediate interposition of the Federal arms to save them from annihilation. A Northern Rumor. St. Louis. Sept. 14. --Tom Harris, with 1,000 men, crossed the Missouri river at Artien crook on Tuesday last, bound for Price's army. Six hundred Secessionists, under Col. Hull, were marching towards Glasgow on Wednesday to cross the river and join Martin Green. The rebel camp at Deck creek, in Monroe county, was broken up by the Federals on Sunday last, and it is reported that 300 rebels were captured. Another rebel camp was broken up at Spenceburg, Parke county, on Monday, and sixteen prisoners were taken. Anoth