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The Daily Dispatch: October 29, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 12 (search)
ant from Missouri. reported retreat of Price towards Arkansas. Strauss, Mo., Oct. 20. --Major Scott, of Gen. Siezel's staff, who left Warsaw yesterday, says he Arkansas line. Lexington Retaken by the U. S. Troops. Jefferson City, Oct. 20 --Major Milne, of the first Missouri scouts, arrived here to-day on the inhabitants are actually suffering for the necessities of life. Rolla,Mo.,Oct. 20--The capture of Lynn Creek is confirmed. The place was surrounded on the 14thken at both places, seventy-four in number, have arrived here. St. Louis, Oct. 20.--Work on the fortifications has not been suspended, and no order to that effect was ever issued. The fight near Lebanon. St. Louis, Oct. 20. --In the skirmish near Lebanon, on the 12th, between two companies of Major Wright's cavaa few wounded. Capture of scouting parties by the rebels. Hudson, Mo., October 20. --Messengers say that a scouting party from Cameron, numbering one hun
The Daily Dispatch: October 29, 1861., [Electronic resource], Military. (search)
them in the same manner. The citizens are organizing and preparing to proceed to take their camp, and great excitement prevailed throughout the city to-night in consequence of the conduct of the soldiers. From Fortress Monroe. Baltimore, Oct. 20. --Some twenty released prisoners who have been waiting for several days to go to Norfolk, by a flage of truce, will return to Baltimore to-night. Neither the general commanding nor the flag-officer will allow any communication with the rn paraded in his honor, and the occasion was highly flattering to a beloved colonel. Major Jones, of Gen. Wool's staff, has been appointed Provost Marshal at Old Point. From Cairo — reconnoissance of the Tennessee river. Cairo, Ill., Oct. 20. --The gun-boat Conestoga made a reconnoissance of the Tennessee river, yesterday, as far as the State line. A strong rebel force was discovered near the Tennessee line. The Conestoga returned this afternoon, having seized two barges