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The Daily Dispatch: October 14, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 9 (search)
rovisional government at the State capital, under the auspices of Hughes and his coadjutors, most of whom would not be slow to avail themselves of this opportunity. The times are perilous, and require plain speaking and prompt action. Let all our militia organizations be again called to meet and drill at their various armories, preparatory to marching once more to meet the enemy and defend their firesides. The latest — the raid in Pennsylvania--the enemy falling back. Philadelphia, Oct. 11. --A dispatch from Governor Curtin to Mayor Henry states that no troops are needed from this point, as the rebels are already reported to be falling back. The latest from Corinth. The following dispatch, dated Cairo, October 9th, is the latest intelligence from Corinth. We have chased Price as far as Ripley, and so far as can be ascertained the chase is still kept up.--The reported Union occupation of Grand Junction, is not confirmed. Gen Oglesby, who was wounded at Corin