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The Daily Dispatch: January 18, 1862., [Electronic resource], Spirit of the war. (search)
en counties. The miscreants will yet be paid in full and with interest for all their outrages: On Sunday night Captains Hyatt and Fry, companies A and B, of Col. Whittiesy's regiment, were ordered to march, word having been received that Captaists. Hence he ordered a sufficient body of men upon the duty, to overcome any opposition they might encounter. Captains Hyatt and Fry arrived at the village that night, and quietly took military possession, stationing guards at all the public Strict discipline was established, and no person was permitted to pass from one street to another without a pass from Capt. Hyatt, the officer in command, who has inspired the "natives" in that section with a peculiar respect and admiration, they having learned that though courteous, he is decisive and firm. Capt. Hyatt had been on the look out for the guns alluded to above, and expected to get possession of them on Tuesday night, when our informant, Mr. James Watson, left. The same