Rebels raid and seize train and 100000 dollars in Missouri
Reports from Gen Lane's command say after Papinsville he surprised and captured a large rebel supply train and money near Osceola. McCulloch with a large force is near Fort Scott. Passengers report quiet at Georgetown as Siegel and Davis direct operations. Captured officers from Col Marshall's cavalry were released on their patrol of honor. Prices troops have devastated property over twenty miles and secession moves develop in the area. Fremont defends his conduct amid rumors of removal and calls for support.
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Rebels and Union clash near Munson's Hill and Falls Church
Reports from Sept 29 30 describe Union forces taking Munson's Hill, with confusion over who fired first. Gen Smith ordered Owens's regiment to camp, while McClellan strengthens positions at Falls Church and Upton's Hill. Rebellious forces concentrate near Acquia Creek and Manassas Junction as gunboats reconnoiter.
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Price retreat reported as Fremont closes in near Lexington
Advices from Lexington indicate Gen Price is retreating but may be cut off by Gen Fremont. Gen Lane's brigade arrived at the Kansas City post, bringing total forces to about 5,000. Reports from various cities note Union strength, election returns, and looming battles shaping Missouri's fate as Fremont plans precise troop numbers and attack timing.
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