Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-06
Rebels Crossing the Missouri
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sF Loet., October 4-The train which lief,
hssaissl yesterday morning for the West. ran
sE tho track seventeen miles from Palmyra, and
soon after WAS visited BY a band or ten guerfiss,
who searched The train for soldiers. They seized
the express, containing about $40 900. They
tses thiS,, revolver, from The passengers. aud
thsR compelled the enpleyes Of the train to burn
ths cars
freight t,sia which arrived shortly ,f,er va.
also burned
Three soldier. we're en- the ears, bat through
,he aid Of passengers. thew managed to change
shs, uniforms .es civilians dress and eses ped
detection.
Robert Lsuden, q netoPiess boat burner and
rebel mail carrier, under sen,eses Of death. ss-
saped from the guard to-day while en- route 30
tie Alton military prison. He is 30 years cid,
ave feet nine OF teE inches high. DARK hair large
sl1s eyes, surly oppression; weight i6o OF 10
pssnds
ST. LoTr., October Ar sfRci.i dispatch
from jefferson City SAYS:
Sixty Of Col Pls,eher's men Of Gen. H-iBs's
eemnsn9 reached Hermann.
No detsils ef their experience has been 70.
esved
Gen. E-iag and shs principal per,es ef his
troops srived at Rolls.
All !. quie, a, Jefferson City.
No enemv has appeared in that vicinity
The rebel nmy ia between the Pacific and
snnthvest branch of the railroad With a train of
800 wagons
They are apparently aiming at Rolls.
The Pacific road e reported as not very &c.
riously injured, bat the southwest branch 10 al.
most entirely in the hands Of the rebels,
Nearly all good. in Franklin we're taken sv
she rebels
Man, ptivs,. dwellings we're pluHdefea And
completely Quilted
After Prices Chief OF STAFF assumed command
private property would be respected
dispatch from Cape GirArdeau says:
Col. Hitler. commanding there, has reeeeu s ed
| Charleston
! be cent force to Bloca Hill, securing the
eona,ry in all directions.
Teb.ceo dull and lover
: Flour weak and declining
whes, fra Germ easier Data unchanged
The following reply 10 tke statement in she
/ New York Times Washington correspondence,
: telesrsphed from New York ON Henaav. i. sen.
+ By request Of Gen. Ro.ecssns 10 the agent OF he
/ Associated PFess il 5, Louis:
The New York Tines Washington special
SAYS Gen RoseeEshs 10 in some trouble
] Gen. Resecrshs prenounees this 4 fslsehooa OF
some sinister character, as those which we're sen,
/ broadcast through the country on his removal
from command OF the Army OF the Cumberland
} Having seen these SANDERS remaining uncentra
aictsd, he owes TO bis friends and himself 10
NEE, this promptly
W s. ResRcaA.s. MAJ 6ea.
! A train Of tsenty- three cars and ,se loeono.
/ tive, sere captured BY the rebels At Mellon's
Landing. "a the Paeisc railroad. on Monday, and
takes west With them.
II 10 feared the Gsseehade bridge vss bsrne4
snd the train ran into the river
One OF the csrs contained 500 Shsrps rifles
/ which the rebels took.
+ A considerable force OF rebels vas seen in
! wash county Yesterday, novisg -e,,
Another bod, Of rebels. supposed to be soc
! strong. eressed the Missouri river belev Hernar
! Yesterday.
No iniornsties frsn Prices movements hs,
/ been eeeeived to-day.