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The Daily Dispatch: October 13, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
s wounded. The revels Burbridge passed through Covington this afternoon, on the way to Lexington. The defeat of General Ewing in Missouri--his retreat to Rolla. The defeat of General Ewing at Arcadia Valley, Missouri, by General Sterling PrGeneral Ewing at Arcadia Valley, Missouri, by General Sterling Price, on the 24th instant, is fully acknowledged. On the 25th, Ewing got back to a strong position, General Price pursuing. A letter says: About 3 o'clock P. M. the rebels concentrated and evidently determined to risk an assault. Their linesEwing got back to a strong position, General Price pursuing. A letter says: About 3 o'clock P. M. the rebels concentrated and evidently determined to risk an assault. Their lines were drawn up in three bodies, and the devoted band, now almost read to give up in despair, prepared to receive the shock, but, lo ! at that moment a large body of Union cavalry was seen coming from the direction of Rolla, and in fifteen minutes itven hundred strong, after fighting every mile of the way and undergoing such hardships as such campaigning involves. General Ewing lost no property, save the ammunition for the siege guns in Fort Davidson, which was blown up; and his entire lost no