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The Daily Dispatch: October 3, 1861., [Electronic resource], Prisoners captured (search)
th Regiment stationed in Hyde. On one of the prisoners a letter was found from the preacher Taylor, who, it is said, assisted the Lincolnites in making a landing on Hatteras Island. The letter was addressed to his brother-in-law in Cumberland county, in which county Taylor married, and, we think, formerly lived.--Taylor says that he and others were obliged to take the oath of have their property destroyed. A poor excuse, The letter shows that Taylor is now a regular Lincolnites sympathizer. th Regiment stationed in Hyde. On one of the prisoners a letter was found from the preacher Taylor, who, it is said, assisted the Lincolnites in making a landing on Hatteras Island. The letter was addressed to his brother-in-law in Cumberland county, in which county Taylor married, and, we think, formerly lived.--Taylor says that he and others were obliged to take the oath of have their property destroyed. A poor excuse, The letter shows that Taylor is now a regular Lincolnites sympathizer.
The Daily Dispatch: October 3, 1861., [Electronic resource], Handsome present. (search)
using themselves generally.--Just as a portion of them sat down to dinner, Col. Tom Taylor, of the 1st Kentucky Regiment, came up to the foot of the hill and preparegan to think that the fight they had entered was not a free fight after all. Col. Taylor kept them at it, however, and has them as well drilled, probably, as any menurally dating dispositions and skill in woodmanscraft generally get to be. Col. Tom Taylor, the commander of the 1st Kentucky regiment is as fine a specimen of a manable to all, and much admired by his men. Added to his other qualifications, Col. Taylor has a voice that a lion might be proud of, and powerful enough to life a smaiving them a big scare, and seeing them some distance on their journey home, Col. Taylor withdrew from the hill. Later in the evening a party of ten went back to re" asked the doctor. "The rebels" was the reply. Just at the moment Col. Taylor came up, and one of the party said:"Colonel, here is a friend who says the r