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The Daily Dispatch: October 28, 1861., [Electronic resource], determined woman. (search)
n are firm and determined, and many of the rebels are taking sides with the Union, as they have become indignant at their course, and their unprovoked invasion. Anderson is getting ready to move down, and has the railroad built four miles towards Bowling Green. The Indiana and Illinois troops are coming to our aid as rapidly as by a musket ball, being severely wounded, but was still living. We had yesterday quite a distinguished arrival in our midst, in the personages of Major General Robert Anderson, United States Army; Major Coleman, of the Burnet House, of your city, and Judge Buckner, the Speaker of the Kentucky House of Representatives.--These,ohnson and Maynard, of Tennessee, gives the camp a fine array of talent. The day being very pleasant, has also brought out the ladies in great numbers. General Anderson, after being introduced to the Ohio boys, welcomed them to the State of Kentucky, stating that Kentuckians would appreciate their valor and patriotism in so
The Daily Dispatch: October 28, 1861., [Electronic resource], Northern financial affairs. (search)
did not return the fire. The Potomac was still clear of steamers and sail vessels yesterday. They evidently think the rebels are not yet subjugated. Interesting from the coast of North Carolina. From the Wilmington (N. C.) Journal, of the 24th, we gather the following interesting intelligence: We had the pleasure to meet yesterday Lt. Smith, of the Scotland Neck Mounted Rifles, who had just returned from Swansboro', having been detailed, in pursuance of the orders of General Anderson, with a detachment of ten men from that troop, to examine into the circumstances connected with the landing of certain Federal forces in the neighborhood of Bogue inlet, opposite the mouth of the White Oak river, and about twenty miles south of Fort Macon. Lieut. Smith left Camp Winslow, some six miles from Wilmington, on Thursday, the 17th inst., and got to Swansboro' on Saturday, the 19th. On Sunday morning, the 20th, he visited the banks where the reported landing took place.