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The Daily Dispatch: December 10, 1861., [Electronic resource], [Correspondence of the Dispatch.] (search)
ged with being "Secessionists." Among them were Rev. W. Goodman and Rev. Moses McKnight, both faithful and influential ministers in the Baptist Church--and David Stout, Esq., who, at the last election, was Whittaker's opponent for the Senate. They were all taken to Eminence, and our informant left before he heard what disposition was made of them. Numbers of Southern men, to avoid arrest and taking the oath, were endeavoring to escape to our lines. John B. Cochran, the Representative from Shelby, was particularly active and officious, and publicly avows himself in favor of arresting all Secessionists, and of shooting them down wherever found. Catastrophe at Paducah. From the Memphis Appeal, of the 5th inst., we take the following paragraph: The mammoth wharf-boat at Paducah, belonging to D. G. Fowler & Co., which had been seized by the Lincolnites, and used as a depot for commissary stores, sunk at the landing a few days since with about 800 tone of sugar, coffee, f