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The Daily Dispatch: November 4, 1864., [Electronic resource], Stop the Runaways.--one thousand dollars reward. (search)
that the accounts heretofore received of the overwhelming defeat and hurried and disorganized retreat from Missouri of the remnant of Price's army have not been exaggerated. Included in the large number of his men captured by the Union troops are about one hundred commissioned officers. The Latest from Sherman. A telegram from Nashville, dated the 31st, says: Direct communication with Atlanta by rail is open and secure, although there are swarms of guerrillas between the Etowah river and Big Shanty. The New York Herald says: Not only is there no foundation for the absurd report, recently set afloat, that General Sherman had abandoned Atlanta, but the place is not considered in any danger whatever. General Sherman has assured the Government that he will hold it in spite of all attempts to dislodge him. The rebels are active along the Tennessee river. A portion of Forrest's command, with three pieces of artillery, is reported to have sunk a steamer and a ba