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The Daily Dispatch: November 14, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
newspapers as newsboys, were captured by guerrillas a day or two since while on their way from Middletown to Newtown with papers. McBride and Lyons had about five hundred dollars with them belonging to themselves. Hart had just been released from Richmond, having been captured in August last. Hood across the Tennessee River. A Nashville correspondent of the New York Herald, after stating that Hood's entire army is now north of the Tennessee river, having effected a crossing at Cypress creek, two and a half miles below Florence, Alabama, gives his entire force as thirty-three thousand five hundred, five thousand of which are cavalry. He is said to have sixty-one pieces of artillery, chiefly six and twelve pounders. From the important dispositions recently made of his troops by Sherman, the Herald thinks there is no doubt that he now has Hood in that favorable position in which the rebels used to boast of Johnston having him--"just where he wants him." Around Richmond.