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The Daily Dispatch: October 28, 1861., [Electronic resource], From Kentucky. (search)
he Big Sandy to allow Col. Zeigler's regiment from Ceredo, Va., to cross. Horrible Atrocity of the Lincolnites--two Southern-rights men brutally murdered at Paducah. The Louisville (Rowling Green) Courier, of the 22d inst., contains the following: We are informed, upon what we regard as reliable authority, that last week two prominent Southern-Rights men, of Paducah, were brutally murdered by the commander of the Lincoln troops at that point, for no crime of their own, but simply in retaliation for the hooting of some rascal pickets near Paducah. The victims of the Lincoln Government were Mr. Thomas Bell and Capt. J. Davis. They were both sPaducah. The victims of the Lincoln Government were Mr. Thomas Bell and Capt. J. Davis. They were both shot, and our informant states, as a positive fact, that the brutal wretches who perpetrated the deed first nailed Bell to the wall, with large spikes, through the palms of his hands and his flesh. Men of Kentucky ! the blood of these martyrs cries aloud to you for vengeance ! Let it be swift and terrible !