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The Daily Dispatch: November 29, 1861., [Electronic resource], Hog Cholera. (search)
ld in this State, at cost. Such examples of liberality in this crisis are worthy of all commendation. Seizure of Yankee Provisions in Kentucky. The Louisville (Bowling Green) Courier, of the 23d November, says. A few day since Col. Forrest, of the Forrest Rangers, a splendid regiment, stationed at Prineston, Caldwell county, happened very conveniently to arrive with a portion of his command at Ford's Ferry, on the Ohio, a short distance below Caseyville, while a steamboat was discharging some $4,000 worth of flour, bacon, &c., belonging to the Federal Government, and intended for the use of the Yankee troops in that vicinity. Col. Forrest very kindly offered to take charge of the shipment, and had it forthwith loaded into wagons which he brought with him to Princeton. Just as the wagons had disappeared over the hill, a Yankee gun-boat appeared at the landing, but too late to do themselves any good of the rebels any damage. Not a pound of freight on the boat belongin