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The Daily Dispatch: November 27, 1861., [Electronic resource], Latest from the North. (search)
ncoln. Washington, Nov. 22. --Governor Pierpont, of Western Virginia, has had an interview to-day with the President, Secretary of War, and General McClellan. As the result, it can be stated that a plan has been determined upon by which the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will be re-opened. Interesting from the Hanawha — particulars of the fight at M'Coy's Mills — the fall of Col. Croghan. A correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette, writing from Fayette county Court-House, Va., Nov. 15, gives some particulars of the late fight at McCoy's Mills, between the Federal forces, under Gen. Benham, and a portion of the Confederates, under Gen. Floyd. We quote as follows: Our skirmishers, under the command of the gallant Capt. Gardner, of the Thirteenth Ohio, were in advance of the column on both sides of the road, and proceeded cautiously. Just as they reached a bend in the road, one of the company crawled over and espied two squadrons of cavalry, under Col. Croghan, of Ky.
The Daily Dispatch: November 27, 1861., [Electronic resource], Runaway.--$10 reward. (search)
[from the Columbus (Ga.) ] Fast and prayer. "I appoint Friday, November 15th, a day of general fasting and prayer. "Jefferson Davis," Soldier on the whitened field. Restling on the burning had shield. Stanring at each breath, Least it sound the approach of death, Watch and pray. 'Mid the did and of battle. Where death's thickly rattle. Coincides fall on gory cede, Cold earth pillows heavest Left the heart and pray. Father, by the vacant hearth. Where paternal joys had birth. As you cherish absent ones. By the love you bearly ussens, Fast and pray. Noble mothers patriot's pride, Vainly arriving tears to hide By the anguish long conceated. By the love not half revealed. Fast and pray. Sister though thy gentle pleading Stemed to fall on hearts onhealing Duty triumphed the love's taken, Prayer and a unbroken, Fast and pray. Emely wife thy vizl sleeping Where thy tender Sleeping Sailors shaper dimly grarzing Till the dawn East Fast and p