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The Daily Dispatch: February 10, 1862., [Electronic resource], Southern War News. (search)
are sorry to learn that among these are several of our acquaintances, and men that will be a great loss to our cause in that section, viz:--Alexander Martin, (son of Hon. J. P. Martin,) Milton Frieze, Hugh Williamson, and a few others — in all, some six or eight. After taking possession of Pikesville, the enemy, in cold blood, murdered Judge Wm. Cecil, an old citizen of the place, who had been previously wounded. We learn also from Mr. Stone, that the enemy's force is in camp at Paintsville, and that they contemplate wintering there or at Prestonsburg, while their cavalry will plunder and steal in the border counties of Virginia. Army portable flat-boat. Mr. E. B. Stephen, of Charleston, has invented and completed a new portable army flat-boat, which has been highly commended by our military authorities. It is intended for the ferriage of troops, wagons, horses, &c., from point to point in crossing creeks, rivers, &c., and can very quickly be taken apart or put to