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The Daily Dispatch: November 7, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
From General Hood's Army. The only intelligence we find of General Hood's movements, as far as the Yankees hear of them, is contained in the following telegram, dated Nashville, the 2d instant: also far as heard from, the rebel attack on Decatur, Alabama, has not been renewed. the rumor that Hood's entire army is in that neighborhood is hardly credited. We are, doubtless, prepared for anything that may turn up. General Rousseau is displaying his characteristic energy. General Barnard is in town. The murder of six Confederate soldiers at St. Louis — Particulars of the execution. Several paragraphs have been published from the latest Yankee papers, announcing the intention to shoot six Confederate soldiers in retaliation for six Yankees who were killed during General Price's expedition. The murder took place at St. Louis on the 1st instant. Six Confederates were elected from the prisoners in the Grabot Street prison, but one of them proving to have been a te