New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-15
AFFAIRS IN MISSOURI.
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,,;slls Union man io.t arrived from Greenville,
.o,,s ,hat G,,. Ua,dee ha. returned 10 that place
Il, goo ,osr aud b,ea,.us TO march on tis point ian.
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JErYnR,os crrS, Friday, Sept. i, 1881
The correspondent Of The ~. L0aS D'~0ef0t iHF-
Lisies ihe following Intelligence;
A messenger nom Col hdilgan, ht Lexington,
reroFts that Gen. Pr'ce's advance guard reached
Warensburg on Tuesday, aud Gov. jackson made
them speech.
6sn Pricc claims TO have 10000 men, aud HE main
body ie approaching Lexington.
This messenger brings IN Official account c'saTmish
between lhe Rebels and Gen. Lanes forces daie1
For B,dsoe, Fort Scott, sePt H. the substance
of which is ne follows
lie says immediately aher leaving SF'lhgheh ns
dsaebei Ge H. Ranes to clear the couutiee bordering
ON Kansa, Of the marnding bands which have been
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eeh aasancedto oeh' haS shssf'''e, ahu su'" 'oHi
bined tUrce encountered al Big Dry Wood Greek The
the forces under 0ens Lane Montgomery, and Jenni
an and sf,,r br.k ,kiru,sh Of over an hour and
~ 80 - "a o.. ,n,.r.d
quarter 'oe foosr"i 'i"op' "'I -,
by bis forces about three miles lie states bis ioss AT
3 killed and q wounded, and ssys that they bured
-, o., Is,.,. man He concludes by saving
'n'e' VI ''"' ,'"D0 80. -. .:.,h.,a-1
that tue enemy nave eonunueu W FeHca' "'''n""u
from Fut Scott; which post they have abandoned, aud
.dd, 9TH, reieves me of the necessity OF pursuing
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th'iD INTO nD's"'' .'' 'O' - "D'oA A- &c
invade uh'es' 'i'o 0''A'u' '"1n plo'y~' t.
committing 'snS"e1 ouI e, " o-y peOp's ,nA
9'''s' anu - 'Das "5 80. -,
GER o.' wiz -, 80 'Is.o,a,a" N~''
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innn'ne vi '"0 '1'1o''' :, uo.' NV 80 .r"' s-'
TeOeis nave sa"eu Sh! au'A"'so' ou' ." '"' you.
trary would appear that they pave iound force 700
strong for them and given up their plan Of advancing
into Kansas, and turned upon tho weaker force at Lex
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ineon. Their design now n'uden'iy 70 take LehinS-
ton and then bring Gov. Jackson here"
B.yrn.L. No. Thur,d.y s,o, Ia 1851
The following appears IN TIE MesssnCer this morn.
inc.
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h S.,an;s,s nars |m rs.s.,pn e ~ ~ Isnb
and are doing pretty much as they please In that city
IL represented thai they have taken the control Of
munic p.i anaiis ana arc Preveh.ins the sgres sno
isn Iyd h.ayv con,r;bntions ON several ,tor.s tax
ing lust what they wanted.
/" The steamer Omaha has been seized ana appro-
~ mad. ~ md ,hs msii ont by bsna-csr. bn,
il wa. intercepted and taken baek-henee complete
blockade exists, which accounts ior our getting no
,bs xsr 70 Fl-ood or ,sfety and taken the ferry
boat with them.
At Iaian and Weston it was said that the Secession.
ss permitted no one 70 40 into town or ont Of il with
out passes From all we can learn the Union men and
their property in st. Joseph and the surrounding towns
are completely at the mercy Of the Rebels and demand
the immediate Interpolation of the Federal arms to
them from "annihilation."
sr Loup Saturday, Rspt II, 1851
special dispatch to The RcP"ohean, from Jefer-
son City, today, says
The steamer Sioux Cty lust afi!ea from aoove
,sr%sv norn;"u ssrmn,lsd in a vctory 70 the Home
Guards under Major Eppst.in who held their entrepch
ment.. The Rebels oOp strong were driven back,
Sioux ea Civ passed ss there The Home Guards los. one