The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-29
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TO THE FREEMAN.
r O'CLOCK, A. M.
CAMP RICHARDSON,

Aslctiai dispatch to the ST. Louis Democrat
'aya Sen. Fremont and staff arrived at Bolivar
Il miles from Camp Morrison, and encamped
his evening On the outskirts of the town. Boil
war, like nparly all the towns in the southwest
ssmost entirely deserted, the stores beng all
closed ard ,nany of the houses abandoned
Il = now aseeTtalncd that the loss IF the Fre
>cn, body guard in the brilliant charge at
5lrngaed, was from SIX to eight killed, and
nom httecn 20 twenty wounded
member OF mOst brilliant instances of dar-
tns Mere shown Oh cur side. Ore sergeant bad
three h0rses shot from under him, and a rebe-
placed pistol at Il surgeons head, and YVES
N the very act OF firing when the Alnj or severed
lIs alM from his shoulder, and laid him dead at
his hGrses feet.
tOl, Cars Sd Illinois Cavalry and Major
iiolmans aharpsboOters, have left here for SPRING
Held, ard one Regiment of Gen. SiSels division
viii march there ut midnight.
Gen, Fremont and staff, and Gen. Sigel's d.
'lslah start by forced marches for Springfield at
daylight to morrow morning, and Will probably
arrive there in the evening
zen, Mckln.try was two miles north of War
saw las; night. Gen. Pope was. this side of the
Osagc ard Gen. Hunter in advance of him, all
marching to this point.
Understand that in the forthcoming battle
"ln' Srursis aud Lane will have the left col
ANN, and Mcklnstrys uivslon will form the re-
serve, zen. Sige taking the advance. Nothing
IHl'atF has been heard from Price, ard there is
no heWS Of Ben. McCuioch.
TTToN Mo-, Oct. %.
Special dispatches to the st. Louis Democrat
ny mat Cen Kennedy who has just returned
10 eedaa rcm Prices army, states that Prices
men are much dissatisfied a: the prospect Of
'eSy'ns the State and that they will force him
~ maze stand within our borders.
w '@e ether hand it is ascersained that Gen.
johnson has leit Kentucky to take command Of
rice and McCulloch's forces, and that before
WA'ns kentucky lie sent courers to Price anu
AcON!I0ch directing them to fall back into Ar
4aNsas, and not give Fremont battle until he
could reach them.
ucn kennedy says Gen. Fremont will find Il
MVeA larger force to contend against than he
nmsn's.
considerable numbers Of Prices rcbe's are
",E'lAlNs IN this section daily. and it is feared
""' 'Nty viii renew their pnndering habits as
"oh rs our troops leave.
WASHINGTON, Oct. %.
Accounts from Darnestowa received tonight
Jay Ihata sufficient force remains at and near
avward Ferry to insure safety against any at
"ups u the rebels to cross or modest us.
oeh casey division, comprising eleven reg
'ueh's was reviewed this afternoon by the Presi-
"eh' and Gen. Mcclellan and Staff on the pa
ground back of the Capitol. Several
,AVe'and spectators were present and the troops
n"Vo splendid appearance All seemed ar K
M ~I' 10 merit the appreciation Of their com
Robert Crozler has been appointed District
s'"fHty lor Kansas in place Of Burr, who Is
Engaged in military service.
NEW YORK, Oct. %.
special dispatch from Washington states
mat an officer from Gen. Sickles encalnpmen
lays me rebel steamer, George Page, yesterday
SomEelled them to withdraw further from tho
'NeF bank by Smelling them.
CAIRO, Oct. %.
party # 80 men of the Illinois 2Sth regi
"ch' while scouting On Saturday, encountered
party o. rebe! cavalry and infantry IL mile
"eioW This place. A brisk engagement cnsued
1"n Inc rebels were routed with the loss of
rr,ap'ain, Lieutenant, and several wounded -
A"ere was no loss on our side.
., PADUCAA. Oct. %.
lhree Companies Of the Illinois 9th Regimen
.ent 10 Saratoga, IL miles up Cumberland
ct' saturday, and attacked company o
, Na cavalry, loo strong, completely routing
The rebel loss was l3 killed, and "a prison