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The Daily Dispatch: October 16, 1862., [Electronic resource], The Yankees at Prentiss. (search)
The Yankees at Prentiss. A correspondent of the Memphis Appeal, writing from Camp Londell, Miss., Sept. 17th, furnishes the following: Last Sunday, the 14ce to watch the movements of the enemy It was expected they would drop down to Prentiss about one mile, and land there forces. A strong picket guard was therefore ke a house.--After Capt. Moyson fired, the gunboat "Q," which had nearly reached Prentiss, turned and went back to the assistance of the transports, when she commenced try around town, which was kept up until about dark, when they landed opposite Prentiss, sent out a flag of truce, telling the people (who consisted principally of heost infamous manner possible. Her residence is only a quarter of a mile above Prentiss. When they came to Mrs. Coffee's they found no one there but two negroes — ando not know the name of this boat, but she was marked "L." When they left Prentiss they crossed over to Napoleon and landed. They told the people there that the