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The Daily Dispatch: December 27, 1862., [Electronic resource], Latest from the North. (search)
and, taught me to follow my flag, and defend every portion of my country." Mrs. Bragg insisted "that the Federal were intruders and invaders of the South." The Colonel replied in courteous language that he could not understand his position in that light, and incidentally remarked that, as an old friend of Gen. Bragg, he would have been pleased to see him. At this allusion the lady's dark and sparkling even flashed and she said, "If you would see Gen. Bragg you should meet him in the West, and not here on his plantation." The Colonel, with a little replied that "our Western troops had been trying to meet Gen. Bragg, but that their efforts had not been altogether successful." Here upon the lady demanded protection, and getting into a carriage rode beyond the immediate lines of our troops — sad, no doubt, to feel that her husband, and the trusted friend of Gen. Taylor, and the hero of one of the best fought battles on our continent, was now ing out of Kentucky a defeated rebel.
The Daily Dispatch: December 27, 1862., [Electronic resource], Latest from the North. (search)
Lost negro man found --Davy, a tall, black, negro man, with short and moustache, and clothed in about half worn was delivered to me for safekeeping by Conductor W. R. Taylor last Saturday --Davy says he belongs to Joe Wright, of Pittsylvania county, about 30 miles from Danville, and was on his way to wait on his young who Lieutenant in Gen. Wise's Brigade. The owner will please come forward prove property, pay charges, and take his servant. Apply to F. J. Sampson, Agt., Richmond and Danville R. E. Danville papers please copy and him to me immediately. de 15--