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The Daily Dispatch: April 25, 1864., [Electronic resource], Additional particulars from the Plymouth fight. (search)
nd mules, killing Mr. Rollison and Mr. Matternalleth, after making them dig their own graves. Cincinnati, April 20 --A Cattleburg, Ky., despatch of the 19th, says, Capt. Patrick has arrived with one hundred prisoners, captured at Paintsville. Hodges's rebel brigade attacked our forces at Paintsville, Tuesday, but were repulsed. Col. Gillespie pursued and surprised them at Half Mountain, capturing 70 prisoners and property, together with a wagon train. The rebels were commanded le. Hodges's rebel brigade attacked our forces at Paintsville, Tuesday, but were repulsed. Col. Gillespie pursued and surprised them at Half Mountain, capturing 70 prisoners and property, together with a wagon train. The rebels were commanded by Cols Clay, Prentice and Maj. Johnson. Col. Clay was among the prisoners. Brig. Gen. Prince has been ordered to the command of the district of Cairo, Paducah and Columbus. New York, April 20. --Cotton firmer and higher. Gold, 1.67¾.
The Daily Dispatch: April 25, 1864., [Electronic resource], A surprise (search)
A surprise --The Abingdon Virginian hears a discouraging rumor from Gen. Hodges's command, on its late expedition into Kentucky. It appears that, after skirmishing with a superior force of the enemy at Paintsville they fell back a few miles, turned their horses out to graze, and lay down to rest. In this condition they were surprised by the enemy, who approached them from an unexpected and unguarded direction. The consequence was that were scattered and stampeded, several killed, wounded, and captured. Among the wounded was Lieut. Col. Clay, who was also captured.--About 100 are reported as missing.