Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-14

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The following is . vssbal report taken fron
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Lyea naschsd oss Of Springfield, 2 gtse Ne
Csssk, on 0rssn's Prairie, . few oilse
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had taken > strong position On rolling groend.
Twsn,y minutes past o'clock in the nosslaes
Gen Lyon fred ths 6ist gan. when ths bstsle -.
nsdistely began. Sevess essnooading wes nsES
~ Tor two or three hours, Wheo the hro Of CAPS.
Totlsas artillery proving too severe for The sne-
NJ. thay esd.sily fell back tows-ds their 80
eanpmcot o. WilsOn's crssk. Gen. Lyons eovaaY
D sssA 90 the snsmys . left 6snk and 6ea Stegsis
sr.illssy on the right. then hagan tsrTiac stack
and spre.a E.srrF -er sDf AtsrS IN the 5eoks o.
The enemy-pursuing them to their camp. shsils
from i cas n-tiliery setrin, hse 70 their tsnte
| and waesns, which were oil destroyed. Loui-
| siana regiment and Mississippi fegimsat, seems
70 have suffered most in the AEht, and ~sss aloees
auuihila,ed. Some tims in the afternoon, - Osn.
| Lyon vas leading on his solsmay ~ hess ~
aso~her. and ~ he tur0ed around TO his men wav.
| ing his hl, in bis hand and cheeriag then 81 =
vlos n. be was struck in the small OF the eeSk ~
. bali, and fell doad 10 the ground. The con-
msad thsa Asvoiyed upon Gen. Siegel. Pursais
continued until night fall, when our hstls sr.y
] rested tor the night - The sucampiDees Of ne
/ enemy. Sunday morning, General SisgsI
fearing the snsmy might recover, and attempt =
.eat his commands ~ from Springfield, b isu
! back upon that oity, where the Hous Guards wses
! staaionsd. Un reaching spnns2sld, sss'itg W
| ersas nambsss Of the enemy, nigh Induce ihso
| . - bstwsss hin and N3lis. Osn. SiGst . -
ssslel u fall baSk upon Rells with hss peovstop
| ,taips and meet the reinforce usnts which wsso
| o the way 70 hin. ~ the lstest momsne
| Of" the departure Of the messenger, the
aeuy had not been ssen, and u 10 prob .ele Oso.
| : isssl has not tesa disturbed in his march.
| noty Q, the rebels sers captured, among whom
is: Ce1 ~ Ijstincti0n-she aDssseugor mot rsnsn-
! besiae bis nsws. The sscm and horse Of Nc
Cuiloch were mong the trophies. ks'nsosseoces1 :
| ere a the way .rOns keliAs and p>ses' ans ais
| army may b cons.dsred saie.