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Browsing named entities in a specific section of The Daily Dispatch: June 27, 1862., [Electronic resource]. Search the whole document.
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Cave City (Kentucky, United States) (search for this): article 20
Col. John H. Morgan.
--This distinguished officer arrived here yesterday afternoon.
We learn he will remain her until his regiment is organized, which we presume will be but a few days.
Col. Morgan's prisoner.
Major Caughey, of Wolford's cavalry, captured at Cave City and paroled, also arrived here yesterday Major Caughey went to Washington to try arrange for his exchange, but not being able to it, promptly returned and delivered himself to his captor.-- Knoxville Register, 24th.
Wolford (search for this): article 20
Col. John H. Morgan.
--This distinguished officer arrived here yesterday afternoon.
We learn he will remain her until his regiment is organized, which we presume will be but a few days.
Col. Morgan's prisoner.
Major Caughey, of Wolford's cavalry, captured at Cave City and paroled, also arrived here yesterday Major Caughey went to Washington to try arrange for his exchange, but not being able to it, promptly returned and delivered himself to his captor.-- Knoxville Register, 24th.
John H. Morgan (search for this): article 20
Col. John H. Morgan.
--This distinguished officer arrived here yesterday afternoon.
We learn he will remain her until his regiment is organized, which we presume will be but a few days.
Col. Morgan's prisoner.
Major Caughey, of Wolford's cavalry, captured at Cave City and paroled, also arrived here yesterday Major Caughey went to Washington to try arrange for his exchange, but not being able to it, promptly returned and delivered himself to his captor.-- Knoxville Register, 24th.
Col. John H. Morgan.
--This distinguished officer arrived here yesterday afternoon.
We learn he will remain her until his regiment is organized, which we presume will be but a few days.
Col. Morgan's prisoner.
Major Caughey, of Wolford's cavalry, captured at Cave City and paroled, also arrived here yesterday Major Caughey went to Washington to try arrange for his exchange, but not being able to it, promptly returned and delivered himself to his captor.-- Knoxville Register, 24th.
Caughey (search for this): article 20
Col. John H. Morgan.
--This distinguished officer arrived here yesterday afternoon.
We learn he will remain her until his regiment is organized, which we presume will be but a few days.
Col. Morgan's prisoner.
Major Caughey, of Wolford's cavalry, captured at Cave City and paroled, also arrived here yesterday Major Caughey went to Washington to try arrange for his exchange, but not being able to it, promptly returned and delivered himself to his captor.-- Knoxville Register, 24th.
Col. John H. Morgan.
--This distinguished officer arrived here yesterday afternoon.
We learn he will remain her until his regiment is organized, which we presume will be but a few days.
Col. Morgan's prisoner.
Major Caughey, of Wolford's cavalry, captured at Cave City and paroled, also arrived here yesterday Major Caughey went to Washington to try arrange for his exchange, but not being able to it, promptly returned and delivered himself to his captor.-- Knoxville Register, 24th.