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The Daily Dispatch: March 20, 1862., [Electronic resource], Runaway.--$200 Reward (search)
biting their usual thrift as well as malignity in the transportation of Southern prisoners to Fort Warren. They never indulge the passion of revenge in such a manner as to lose by it, but make it their study to combine pleasure and profit. In selecting persons to send to Fort Warren and other Northern bastiles, they make no discrimination between original Union men and original Secessionists, class of people who have been able to visit Northern watering places that they will escort to Fort Warren. They know that there is little chance hereafter of Southern men voluntarily visiting those ir hands except that phlebotomy of purse at which the Yankees are such expert practitioners. Fort Warren they will find rather expensive, but they will have upon their tables all that money can comm and tobacco, if they can, and keep up the new Northern watering places at Fort Lafayette and Fort Warren. Those men of wealth among us who are failing to contribute liberally to the Southern cause
The Daily Dispatch: March 20, 1862., [Electronic resource], Runaway in Jail. (search)
Ex-Gov. Murdered. --The Louisville Courier learns that Hon Charles S. Morehead, was recently released from Fort Warren on parole, was not permitted to visit Kentucky. After remaining a few days in New York — where he was continually the object of the rude and beastly insults of the cowardly Yankees —— he returned to his old quarters at Fort Warren. Ex-Gov. Murdered. --The Louisville Courier learns that Hon Charles S. Morehead, was recently released from Fort Warren on parole, was not permitted to visit Kentucky. After remaining a few days in New York — where he was continually the object of the rude and beastly insults of the cowardly Yankees —— he returned to his old quarters at Fort Warr