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The Daily Dispatch: January 7, 1862., [Electronic resource], Another Stampede of Scaves. (search)
A streets difficulty in Knoxville
--The of the 4th inst.,
A difficulty, between Capt. Henry Ashby and a party of three men belonging to Col. London's regiment, occurred in the vicinity of the Lamar Honan in our city on yesterday evening, in the serious if not mortal wounding of a man by the name of Shailsnon, of Col. Looney's regiment.
Captain Ashby was also slightly wounded in the calf of the leg by an accidental discharge of his own pistol.
The Daily Dispatch: June 26, 1862., [Electronic resource], The Federals killed at Chattanooga . (search)
The Federals killed at Chattanooga.
--A correspondent of the Atlanta Intelligencer, in Chattanooga, gives the following piece of intelligencer.
A man by the name of Black Looney was taken prisoner by the Yankees, and released at Shelbyville, on their retreat from Chattanooga last Sunday week, and he reports — this is reliable — that we killed seventeen Yankees, who were buried in one grave, and wounded five. Four died the next day, and we killed one Colonel.
We will never get them in such a position again.
With a thousand men thrown across the river above them, we could have bagged them all, as they were short of ammunitio