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The Daily Dispatch: June 25, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 12 (search)
John M. Peel, recently returned from Fort Ouachita, in the Indian Territory, furnishes the Southern press with the following interesting information: Fort Ouachita, and all the other Forts in the Territory, were evacuated by the Federal forces before the arrival of the Texas troops under Col. Young. The company to which Mr. Peel belonged, the Deadshot Rangers, from Jefferson, Texas, captured fourteen wagons belonging to Emory's command, which had been left behind. A company from Fannin county also captured several wagons. Emory, finding the Texans in close pursuit of him, threw away guns, ammunition, and Government stores into the Ouachita river, first destroying the guns by breaking the locks and taking them to pleces. The enemy left at Fort Ouachita a large quantity of clothing, some provisions and one field-piece. At Fort Arbuckle, also, they abandoned various Government stores and supplies, most of which were stolen and carried away by the Indians before the Texans got