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The Daily Dispatch: February 8, 1862., [Electronic resource], Late Fortress News. (search)
ckinridge elector. Captain Ewing is the aid who fired on Col. Fry, who, in returning his fire, killed Zollicoffer. Ewing says Zollicoffer imagined the Fourth Kentucky regiment of Col. Fry to be the extension of his own left wing, and, though forewarned by Ewing, the rebel General rode up to Col. Fry to caution him against firing on his own men. Ewing fired at Fry at tFry at the moment Zollicoffer turned from Fry having discovered his mistake Ewing thinks he hit Fry. Fry's back was towards him at tFry having discovered his mistake Ewing thinks he hit Fry. Fry's back was towards him at the time; says it was impossible for him to have shot Fry's horse in the side. He says that had not Thomas appeared at Logan'Fry. Fry's back was towards him at the time; says it was impossible for him to have shot Fry's horse in the side. He says that had not Thomas appeared at Logan's Cross Roads at the time he did Crittenden would have retreated without a fight. He says they were entirely destitute of prFry's back was towards him at the time; says it was impossible for him to have shot Fry's horse in the side. He says that had not Thomas appeared at Logan's Cross Roads at the time he did Crittenden would have retreated without a fight. He says they were entirely destitute of provisions, and were gradually being surrounded. He says they had in camp on the 18th only two days provisions, which the trooFry's horse in the side. He says that had not Thomas appeared at Logan's Cross Roads at the time he did Crittenden would have retreated without a fight. He says they were entirely destitute of provisions, and were gradually being surrounded. He says they had in camp on the 18th only two days provisions, which the troops carried to the battle field in their haversacks. An order dated the 19th corroborates this statement, while the destitute