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The Daily Dispatch: July 25, 1862., [Electronic resource], From the South. (search)
d they could get hold of, and carried with them some 55 head. They relieved our citizens generally of all the bacon, corn, fodder, oats, &c., near town; shot all the chickens, geese and turkeys they could get sight of; pillaged the house of Mrs. M. M. Hill, widow of Capt. Hill, who died while in the Confederate service; took the clothing, jewelry, &c., of her deceased sister, which she was keeping as mementoes, and divided them out to the female hangers on about their camp; destroyed all the cCapt. Hill, who died while in the Confederate service; took the clothing, jewelry, &c., of her deceased sister, which she was keeping as mementoes, and divided them out to the female hangers on about their camp; destroyed all the clothing of I. Pankey, deceased, which his wife had in a private room, and performed a thousand other acts of vandalism not easily enumerated. They arrested several citizens, but not getting hold of any they particularly wanted, turned them loose on their departure. They mixed with the negroes, and endeavored, with promises of good pay and freedom, to entice them off. They got away with nine, five of which were returned from McMinnville and Murfreesboro'. On Sunday evening, the 15th, they left,