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The Daily Dispatch: February 14, 1862., [Electronic resource], From Kentucky. (search)
'clock yesterday morning, a soldier named Holmes, belonging to an Alabama regiment, beat a brother soldier very badly with a club. Parties who saw the transaction took the offender before General Winder, who turned him over to the civil authorities, by whom he was ordered to the county jail. There arrived on yesterday, all the way from Texas, two of the Federal Lieutenants captured by Gen. Van Dorn in the early part of the present war. They are to be sent North from this place. Daniel Magee, a sober and staid member of Company I, 1st Maryland regiment, who had received his pay and bounty money, met, at an early hour yesterday morning, three soldiers that he thinks were Louisiana soldiers. He was enticed by them to the York River Depot, where he was most inhumanely beaten and robbed of all his money. Some of his comrades, in passing yesterday morning at an early hour, accidentally discovered and conveyed him to the hospital. A Mississippi soldier was quite severely sta