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The Daily Dispatch: October 28, 1861., [Electronic resource], From Kentucky. (search)
and thus a vert detection, even after submitting to a rigid search. In some cases they secrete letters in the lining of their horses bridles, and thus delude the Federal guards. The old gentleman alluded to, says that Roger Hanson is at Woodsonville, which is the nearest point toward Louisville on the Nashville road, at which the rebels have any considerable force. They are making entrenchments and erecting batteries there, and will strongly oppose the Federal advance beyond WoodsonvilleWoodsonville. He says that on Sunday he saw twelve heavy pieces of artillery there, which were being placed in position. He was fully posted in reference to the skirmish between Col. Crittenden's pickets and those of the rebels at Bacon Creek, on Saturday last, mention of which has already been made in the Journal. John Morgan, of Lexington, headed the rebel forces, and it was he who dismounted from his horse and shot the Indiana captain. Morgan passed through Lebanon about six weeks ago with several