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The Daily Dispatch: April 7, 1862., [Electronic resource], Notes of the War. (search)
egotiate with an officer inferior to him in rank. "That is unfortunate, sir," replied Morgan, "as the objection could not hold good in any other sense;" and the interview then terminated. It was after this that Morgan learned that one of his men, named Love, had been shot after he was taken prisoner. I have also been put in possession of the particulars of another most gallant affair; which occurred on the 10th instant, and of which no mention has yet been made. On that day Lieut. Basile Duke, the Adjutant and brother-in-law of Capt. Morgan, and equally as brave and daring, proceeded with eighteen men to within 3½ miles of Nashville, and half a mile of Gen. McCook's camp, where, concealing themselves, he dismounted, leaving the horses in charge of three of their men, while the fifteen took positions off from the turnpike, and succeeded in killing twenty-three of the enemy's advance guard, among whom were three Lieutenants and one Captain. Three of our men being cut off fro