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The Daily Dispatch: December 9, 1861., [Electronic resource], H. W. Beecher. (search)
sons in existence. Or if he has ever heard of them, he does not consider them anything more than men of straw. We should think, at least, if he has never heard of them, he thought have heard of Piketon and Wild Cat, of Nelson, and the retreat of the ten thousand Yankees, Kentucky he declares to be all right — that is all Yankee--at the very moment that 100,000 men are lacing each other upon her soil, and every hour may bring forth a deadly conflict.--Missouri, he says, is all quiet, while Price and McCulloch are chasing the Yankees, in the regular Bull Run style from the borders of Arkansas to the Missouri river. Maryland is loyal, at the very moment when it requires fifty- thousand Yankee bayonets to keep her from breaking out into open rebellion. An election held under martial law, is proclaimed to be the freest of all possible elections, and Maryland is claimed to be in favor of Yankee domination, at the very time that a portion of her voting population equal to three times the
The Daily Dispatch: December 9, 1861., [Electronic resource], Railroad accident. (search)
uri movements of Ben McCulloch and General Price--Kansas to be made a field of operations — --The following is a proclamation from General Price, issued at Neosho, but bearing no date: thern men — we await your coming. Sterling G Price Major-General Commanding. Rolla, Mo.,under command of Gen. Rains, with 4,000 men. Gen. Price, with 5,000 men, commanded the centre, and wter of the rebel force by our scouts. General Price's intention is to march into Kansas, and mneral Lane is at Fort Scott, with 5,000 men. --Price will evade the latter and pass into Kansas, atl army, left Greenfield on Sunday last. Gen. Price issued an order to McCulloch to follow him, t they give credence to the statement that General Price is making a successful move northward. Th, (the 26th,) had received intelligence that Gen. Price had certainly Searched Osceola on the 22d in circumvent this design. This paper adds that Price's army is estimated from 25,000 to 50,000, but[4 more...]<