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The Daily Dispatch: July 19, 1861., [Electronic resource], A Yankee Editor Condemns the Outrages committed by Lincoln troops. (search)
Fighting in Missouri--several Federalists killed and wounded, &c. Hudson, Mo., July 15. --Eight hundred Federalists, with an unknown number of Missourians, have been fighting about thirty miles above St Charles. The Federal loss, so far, is three killed and seven wounded. The fight was still progressing at the last accounts heard from that point. One Missourian, who was caught with a gun in his hand, was hung, and another, who was attempting to escape, was riddled with balls. [Second Dispatch] St. Louis, July 17. --A military train was fired into yesterday, twelve miles above St. Charles, severely wounding two Federalists. The mail carrier reports that Major Harris, with 3,000 Missourians, is twelve miles beyond Fulton, and the Federal forces, under Colonel McKneil, was expected to reach Fulton that night. All the house along the road have been deserted. J. S. Tucker is making speeches. Colonel Stufel is at Lexington, and reports having