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The Daily Dispatch: September 23, 1861., [Electronic resource], The Louisville Journal (search)
The Memphis Appeal says: By letter from Columbus, we learn that on the afternoon of the 15th a detachment of Captain Warner's artillery company embarked on board the Grampus with a six-pounder and proceeded up the river to look after the gun up about ten miles, when they came in sight of one, supposed to be the Lexington, lying at anchor opposite Norfolk. Captain Warner concluded to get as near the enemy as possible, and kept on steaming up the river. When within a mile and a half of er, pursued by the Lexington, was fired at from the Kentucky side, some of the rifle shots striking within a foot of Captains Warner and Marsh Miller, who were standing near the pilot-house. Captain Warner immediately fired at them, which scared thCaptain Warner immediately fired at them, which scared them so that they took to the woods. Future Dependence. A Fairfax correspondent of the Rockingham Register furnishes the subjoined interesting item of news: A lady residing near this station, a few days since, gave birth to three childre