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The Daily Dispatch: January 17, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 19 (search)
ah, spent the summer at Camp Boon, and came into Bowling Green with the advanced guard of the rebel army in Aug fillies. He was placed in the military jail at Bowling Green and made to wait upon the Federal prisoners confe beyond pursuit. The Confederate troops at Bowling Green number 25,000 men, exclusive of General Hindman'y, Johnson says there are only five batteries at Bowling Green, and the largest guns are 12-pounders, They havennessee troops, who constitute the main force at Bowling Green, are wholly undrilled and are not able to perfor.50 a bushel in Nashville. Coffee is selling in Bowling Green at $1 a pound, butter fifty cents, and other artJohnson will a wait the advance of our forces at Bowling Green. Our informant, who visited the Union camp between Bowling Green and Louisville, on his way back, says that we have men enough to drive the rebels from their my in the Sacramento （Ky.) Fi--Deserters. The Bowling Green correspondent of the New Orleans Picayune, under