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The Daily Dispatch: September 13, 1862., [Electronic resource], From our army. (search)
l rout at Richmond. He censures Gen. Manson for bringing on a battle in violation of his orders. All the Government stores were removed from Lexington before its capture. The Legislature is now in session at Louisville. It has passed resolutions calling out 50,000 men for thirty days. Gov. Robinson's proclamation calls the people to solute rendezvous at Paris Louisville Bowling Green, and Paducah. A perfect panic prevails. Five hundred negroes, freed by Curtis, arrived at St. Louis on 31st ult., and 200 more were expected. Our men are rallying in Missouri. Jackson, Sept. 11.--Four thousand Confederate prisoners arrived at Vicksburg yesterday, principally those captured at Fort Donelson. They complain of barbarous treatment by the Yankees. Official information has been received that Gen Pratt, with a force of Texans and Louisianian, attacked the enemy at Bayon Liesalma, killing 40 and capturing 144, with a battery of field pieces. Our loss 1.
The Daily Dispatch: September 13, 1862., [Electronic resource], A good example. (search)
Maryland Volunteers --Companies composed of natives of Maryland have lately been formed in this city under the following commanders Capt. John W. Torseh, Wm. H. Murray, Wm C. Crane, J. R. Herbert, Geo. H. Emack P Bryan,--McAber, and — Smith. All of them number the requisite amount of men — in a word, were full companies. The commands of Emack Smith, Murray, and Crane, have started to join Jackson, and the others are read