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The Daily Dispatch: December 14, 1861., [Electronic resource], Fatal affray near New Orleans. (search)
The patriotism of the Kentucky Federal Home Guards. --We take the following extract from a Bowling Green letter in the New Orleans Picayune, dated the 3d instant: The patriotism of the Home Guards, of Kentucky, is fully illustrated in this fact, which I have received from a fully reliable source; W. C. Richardson, late a member of the Kentucky Legislature from Meade county, in attempting to pass the Federal lines on his way to Bowling Green, was arrested by a company of Home Guards, Bowling Green, was arrested by a company of Home Guards, and as he had been somewhat active in the Southern movements in his vicinity, he expected to fare roughly. But something occurring to give him an opportunity to try what virtue there was in appeals to their cupidity he entered upon negotiations for his release, and was, on the payment in cash of $200, allowed to go unscathed. It is of this material, almost entirely, that the Lincoln recruits in Kentucky have been obtained. There is not, I believe, a single Kentuckian in the Lincoln service,
The Daily Dispatch: December 14, 1861., [Electronic resource], From the South. (search)
vandals that now desecrate it, and if such courage and determination be kept up on the part of our Navy (young as it is) as was manifested in this adventure, the conclusion is foregone. Bacon Green Bridge burnt. From the Louisville (Bowling Green) Courier, of the 9th inst., we take the following: Gallant Capt. John H. Morgan, with his splendid cavalry company, one hundred strong, which left this place a few days ago, returned Saturday evening. They crossed Green river at Munfordit, but none of them came down to dispute the right to destroy the bridge. Unionist near the Creek confirm the report that the new bridge created by the Federals over Rolling Fork had been all washed away. Exploits of Texans. A Bowling Green (Ky) letter, of the 3d instant, says: The sixteen Texas Rangers who were supposed to have been captured between Glasgow and Greensburg returned to camp last Saturday, bringing with them three prisoners, three horses, a quantity of leath