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The Daily Dispatch: October 16, 1863., [Electronic resource], For hire (search)
rt attacked--Seventy-eight killed. Quantrell has been out again, and was still out at last accounts. On the night of the 9th he cut the wires near Jefferson City, Mo., having "struck" the Pacific Railroad at that point, and was on his way to Sedalia. A special dispatch from Leavenworth gives the particulars of the attack on Gen. Blunt and his escort below Fort Scott. He was attacked by 300 rebels in Union uniform, near the encampment of Lieut. Pond. His escort broke, and out of 100 mnder Quantrell, Coffee, Gordon and Hunter, were marching on Fort Scott, and that he had ordered Colonel Weir to move all the force he could to Fort Scott. Colonel McKissock, Superintendent of the Pacific railroad, arrived at California from Sedalia this evening, and reports that the rebels burned the bridge near Oberville, the longest structure on the road west of Jefferson city, and tore up about a mile of the track. The depots at Tipton, Syracuse, Oberville, and all water tanks at a