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The Daily Dispatch: January 21, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 3 (search)
fee of $10 each. To-day they meet for permanent organization and a choice of officers. Gen. Sigel--Excitement at his resignation — his Accomplishments as an Officer. The Missouri Democrat of January 10, which furnishes us with the following item in relation to the resignation of General Sigel: Gen. Sigel still remains here, and will not leave until he has orders to that effect. Gen. Sigel still remains here, and will not leave until he has orders to that effect. His resignation caused much excitement, and his loss, if we must lose him, will be most deeply regretted. Since the outbreak of the rebellion he has shown more military talent than any of those offi the time Gen. Fremont started on his Southwest campaign it was a matter of common remark that Gen. Sigel outstripped all officers in celerity of evolution. On a certain day orders were issued to ther Generals remained stationary and passed the time in swearing about a lack of transportation, Gen. Sigel moved ahead, and almost before we were aware of it had crossed the Osage at Warsaw, fifty mile