, 1863-10-15
TIE WAR IN f;iISSOUM.
The Rebel Invasion Checked,
The Rebels Whipped at
Marshall.


The Force in Full Retreat
tspecta1 Dispatth to the Chicago Trfbune.1
ST. LOUIS. Oct. II. 1863.
The rebels, while in Bonneville, committe
g1oss outrages On the citizens, especially til
Germans. They etole nearly SIC, 600 In green
baekE, chased the German women around i,
AVIATION manner, rode horses into houses
aud appropriated bed blankets, medicines
whisky, dc without discrimination.
Jce Shelby, the leader, wen: to the Pos
otdce and assisted to break opea fen letters
but toon ees:s' I'd, Convinced TINT there wer
| co Ta1uables to be had. He sald he was ro
irg to WaTer1y next, where he formerly re
sided. to Re}ze eome wives Of Union men a
| hcstsges for his own rife, who Is NOW o.
Tarele INST. Louis, to proceed to Kentucky
Mrs. Shelby will leave here Tomorrow.
The Railroad Company are preparing Il
rebuild the Lam!ne bridge as soon as soon q.
practicable.
Guerfllas arc reported in the viuinity o
CaTe Gira1deau and forces hayebeen sent ou
4fter them.
tspec.al Dispatch to the Chicago Tzlbune.1
Triton, Mo-, Oct. II.
an Just in from the battlefield near Boon
vile. This Is the most reliable news that can
be obtained from refugees and soldiers.
Fighting commenced near Boonvil1e yestos.
day, between the rebel rear and Federal ad-
Tarce. 4 running rkirmish Was kept up to
Chout&au Springs, where . number Of the
rebels were killed The fight continued up
to Dug Ford, twelve miles from Boonyille,
where close fight took place-twenty rebels
were Killed and two Unionists. After Gro u.
ing the river the fight Was renewed, both par
ties Eeving Up the river towards Lexington.
When Last heard from o running fight was
ttf1l going on about twenty miles west Of
Bocnvl!le.
Gen. Brown Is reported to have failed to
cut the rebels retreat. he gotiu the rear, s.d
joired Col. Lszear, HIckox and Grltard'6
forces In the fight. Dead rebels are reported
all a1opg the route.
Coffee Is raid to be wounded badly. No
confirmation Of the killing Of Col. Critteodeu.
Nothing IS heard from Wier and Ewing.
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