Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-15
FROM MISSOURI.

r The st. Louis papers do not contain mu,
Of startling interest The following is
that we can CLEAN.
The following list of deceased soldier
q giving the date of death, name of compan
f and the regiment to which each one b
loDged, has been furnished the st. Lou
Republican of the l4,h. Friends or rel,
tives desirous of obtaining information col
cerning the burial place, or for the removi
of their remains, can do so by calling on
addressing John A. Smith, No. ll3 Chestnut
street, ST. Louis
i SEPTEMBER.
18th, William Carman, Co. II, 1Ith Indiana
18th, Valentine OFT, Co. B, I'd Missouri.
18th, I. A. Bird, Co. A, 18th Missouri.
18th, George Porter, Co. d, 9th Ohio.
goth, A. j. B. Sims, Co. E. 39th Ohio.
10th, jeremiah o. Lean, Co. f, lst Mo. Cav
airy.
24th, Jas. B. Atwood, Co. X, lst Mo. Cav
airy.
2eth, Joseph W. Stone, Co. E, Regiment
Merrill Horse.
22d, John Loman, Co. D, oath Illinois.
9th, John P. Dalbough, Co. +, I'd Iowa.
2sth, John William Corben, Co. A, 9th
Missouri.
sOtb, Joseph Natal, Co. !, lst Kansas.
30th, Leopold Meyer, Co. A, 18th Missouri.
OCTOBER.
1st, Milton Russell, Co. H, 9th Missouri.
lst Nelson Bailey, 18th Missouri.
lst, John beibrand, Co. E, 18th Missouri.
Sd, August Bartz, lst Missouri Cavalry.
3D., John Richards, Co. D, LIST Missouri
Cavalry.
Sd, Charles Dupenberry, (Sergeant) Co. A,
Missouri Artillery.
Sd, Theron Denny, Go. G, lst Mo. Cavalry.
4th, Lawrence Gibson, Co. NJ, lst Missouri
Cavalry.
4th, Henry Berry, Go. I, Regiment Merrill
9th, David J. whited, Co. G, 18th Illinois.
9th, Franklin Bunton, Co. F, lst Ind. Cav.
7th, Samuel Virgins, Go. @, Engineer Regi-
ment.
stb, Henry sohlemmer, (Musician,) Co. B, Sd
Missouri.
sth: o'Kearney Raleigh, Hospital Steward,
9th, john j. Depue, Co. G, 18th Missouri.
9th, Daniel 0'Shea, Co. +, 23d Illinois,
9th, VIM. H. Bates, Co. G. lst Mo-, Sappers
and Miners.
9Th, JOS W. Hatfield, Co. D, 10Th Missouri.
10th, John Damn, Co, A, 6th Iowa.
10th, John Letchworth, Co. 1, 18th Missouri.
18th, Amos Winslow, Co. D or B, 9th Iowa.
l2tb, Cyrus Mercer, Co. F, lst Kansas.
18th, John W. Wilson, Co. A, 47th Illinois.
i2th, I. j. Lanlis, Co. T, Regt. Merrill Horse.
18th, Jos. Thompson, Co. G, 47th illinois.
Especial Dispatch to the Republican
SYRACUSE, October 49,
Letters from rebels in Sterling Prices
command, dated on the 9th instant, have
been intercepted and brought here. They
represent Price and his army within eight
miles of the Usage, near Papinsville. Hehas
two thousand wagons, sixteen thousand
horses, and from eighteen to twenty thou
sand men. They also state that the rebels
undergo great privations and hardships on
account of their lack of munitions and trans
portations. ]. H. B.
Correspondence of the St. Louis Republican,
LATER FROM RoLLA.
RoLLA, October IL.
A gentleman-a mover-from the western
part of Lawrence County, passed through
town yesterday. He left home on Saturday
morning last, and brings items of Importance,
if true. He reports that fight occurred at
place called Shanghai, in the eastern por-
ton of Barton County, on Friday-the day
previous to his starting here-between Fed :
eral force of about three thousand men under
Montgomery and Jennison and the advance
guard of NcCulloch's army, aided by regi-
ment of so-called Missouri State Guards
under Judge Ohenault. The cannonading
commenced on Friday morning, and was con
tinneI for considerable length of time, and
was heard by him at his residence. The fir
ing then ceased, and some time after ward
was renewed at point further south. He
then made inquiries in the immediate neigh
borhood of the firing, and was told that
battle had taken place as above mentioned,
and that the Federal troops had driven the
enemy southwark and were in pursuit. The
strength of the rebel force was not known.