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The Daily Dispatch: December 3, 1861., [Electronic resource], Special notice. (search)
e and reliable reports of the movements of the enemy in the Southwestern portion of the State. They were in the camp of the rebels at Sarcoxie on Thursday. McCulloch had marched to and is now encamped at Springfield, with a force of four thousand men. General Rains, who had command at Sarcoxie of seven thousand men, left that place on Friday last, and has joined McCulloch by this time. General Price was at Pineville, McDonald county, with the balance of the rebel army. He also took up his march on Friday, and is advancing northward to join Gens. McCulloch and Rains. Gen. Price, on his march, designated and destroyed everything to prevenGens. McCulloch and Rains. Gen. Price, on his march, designated and destroyed everything to prevent our troops getting in his rear. There are no large bodies of rebels between here and Springfield. There are over a thousand refugee families here, many of them in a destitute condition, with a pitiful prospect for the winter, and more are constantly arriving. The measles are raging in the different camps here to a
The Daily Dispatch: December 3, 1861., [Electronic resource], Mrs. Stowe. (search)
Reported capture of Montgomery and his Jayhawkers, and Lane's forces. Memphis. Nov. 30. --The St. Louis Republican of the 26th, says that Gen. S. Parsons, with Raines's and Green's rebel forces, had succeeded in capturing Montgomery and his Jayhawkers, together with Lane's forces, at Fort Scott, on the 23d. Lane escaped. McCulloch has surrounded Seigle's forces, at Zedalia, and a battle was hourly expected.