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The Daily Dispatch: November 26, 1861., [Electronic resource], Special notice (search)
From Tennessee. another reported Fight — the Confederates Victorious, &c. Nashville, Nov. 25. --The steamer Pink Marble arrived on Saturday under a flag of truce from Fort Donelson, on the Cumberland river, with a barge in tow from Louisville, laden with machinery for a cotton factory at McMinnville, Tenn. The machinery is from Massachusetts, and came through the blockade on a special permit from Secretary Chase. It was obtained by a Union man, who was formerly a citizen of hnston. The machinery will be brought to this city. The reported capture of one hundred and thirteen Lincolnites, near Fort Donelson and Henry, is erroneous. The Patriot, of this city, learns that two Lincoln gun-boats came up the Cumberland river, or the 18th inst., to Canton, Kentucky, where a field piece from Hopkinsville opened fire on them. After a short engagement the enemy retreated, with quite a number of their force killed, and one of the gun-boats disabled. Our loss was fo