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Browsing named entities in The Daily Dispatch: January 5, 1864., [Electronic resource].
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Bardstown (Kentucky, United States) (search for this): article 9
Gen. Morgan's escape through Kentucky.
--The Atlanta Appeal announces the arrival there of two Kentuckian, of Morgan's command, who escaped from Camp Douglas in the latter part of November.
They proceeded to Louisville — their homes.
The Appeal says:
On their way out from Louisville, they accidentally fell in with Gen. Morgan in Nelson county, near Bardstown, with whom they remained until they reached this side of the Tennessee river. --They found Gen. Morgan with an or whip in his possession, passing himself off with those to whom he did not care to reveal himself as a Government agent, engaged in buying up mules.
They traveled altogether at night by the assistance of faithful guides, and lay by in day time, making at one time as many as sixty-five miles in one night.
As a general thing, they found the people of Kentucky true and loyal, always ready and willing to aid them in any way in their power.
Oftener than otherwise, Gen. Morgan made himself known to the people
Burkesville (Kentucky, United States) (search for this): article 9
Athens, Tenn. (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 9
Douglass (Nevada, United States) (search for this): article 9
Gen. Morgan's escape through Kentucky.
--The Atlanta Appeal announces the arrival there of two Kentuckian, of Morgan's command, who escaped from Camp Douglas in the latter part of November.
They proceeded to Louisville — their homes.
The Appeal says:
On their way out from Louisville, they accidentally fell in with Gen. Morgan in Nelson county, near Bardstown, with whom they remained until they reached this side of the Tennessee river. --They found Gen. Morgan with an or whip in his entire trip of these gentlemen, from Chicago to Dalton, was marked with almost uninterrupted success, though they mention many hairbreadth escapes, which only served to give zest to the adventure.
They are of opinion that at least half of Morgan's men have escaped from Camp Douglas, as hardly a day passed that a greater or less number did not make their escape.
When the news of Morgan's escape reached the camp, a body of forty of his men broke over the guards, most of whom made their escape.
Hiwassee Island (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 9
James Clifford (search for this): article 9
Stealing beef.
--James Clifford, a soldier, was before the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge of stealing beef from the C. S. Government.
On Friday night last a barrel of beef was stolen from the Libby Prison, and one of the sentinels on post detected the prisoner in an alley where the beef was found.
Clifford denied beif beef was stolen from the Libby Prison, and one of the sentinels on post detected the prisoner in an alley where the beef was found.
Clifford denied being guilty, and his examination was continued for other witnesses.
Clifford is a soldier in service, and if guilty of the offence charged ought to be punished by Court Martial. f beef was stolen from the Libby Prison, and one of the sentinels on post detected the prisoner in an alley where the beef was found.
Clifford denied being guilty, and his examination was continued for other witnesses.
Clifford is a soldier in service, and if guilty of the offence charged ought to be punished by Court Martial.
James Moore (search for this): article 9
Servants for hire.
--I have for hire a number of servants — women, boys, girls and men James Moore, No. 8 Franklin st. ja 5--2t*