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Browsing named entities in The Daily Dispatch: May 30, 1862., [Electronic resource]. You can also browse the collection for May 29th or search for May 29th in all documents.
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From Corinth. Augusta May 29th.
--The Memphis Appeal, of the 23d inst., says that it is reported at Corinth that large reinforcements, under Gen. Seigel, had arrived on the Tennessee river.
The enemy's gun and mortar boats opened a furious, but harmless, bombardment upon Fort Pillow, Thursday afternoon.
A crevasse occurred recently near Napoleon, Arkansas.
The place has been completely under water.
A large lot of sugar was destroyed.
[second Dispatch.] Augusta, May 2reinforcements, under Gen. Seigel, had arrived on the Tennessee river.
The enemy's gun and mortar boats opened a furious, but harmless, bombardment upon Fort Pillow, Thursday afternoon.
A crevasse occurred recently near Napoleon, Arkansas.
The place has been completely under water.
A large lot of sugar was destroyed.
[second Dispatch.] Augusta, May 29.
--The Memphis Appeal, of Saturday, says that the enemy's cannonading at Fort Pillow was not renewed Thursday morning.
The Daily Dispatch: May 30, 1862., [Electronic resource], Continued skirmishing — hot work — Gallantry of our men — an incident — a veteran stands to his post — Treacherous Yankee--advance of the enemy, &c. (search)
Destruction of President Davis's residence. Augusta May 29.
--The Vicksburg Citizen says that the enemy have battered down and completely destroyed President Davis's residence; also, that of Joe Davis.
The DeSoto Depot, opposite Vicksburg, was burnt Thursday night--supposed to have been fired by the Yankees.
The Federals are committing serious depredations below Vicksburg.
The Daily Dispatch: May 30, 1862., [Electronic resource], Ready for battle — a desperate conflict approaching — Butler Dr. Palmer
Latest from Vicksburg. Mobile May 29.
--A special dispatch to the Advertiser from Vicksburg, dated May 28th, says that the enemy's gunboats have taken position within range of our batteries, and expect to open on the city at any moment.
Our batteries have not yet fired a shot.
[second Dispatch.] Vicksburg May 29.
--About sundown last evening a Federal gunboat and sloop of war opened on our batteries at long range.
Our batteries drove them back, when the enemy opened on trtiser from Vicksburg, dated May 28th, says that the enemy's gunboats have taken position within range of our batteries, and expect to open on the city at any moment.
Our batteries have not yet fired a shot.
[second Dispatch.] Vicksburg May 29.
--About sundown last evening a Federal gunboat and sloop of war opened on our batteries at long range.
Our batteries drove them back, when the enemy opened on the lower battery.
About twenty shots were exchanged, when the enemy retired.
From Savannah. Savannah May 29th.
--Two large Yankee steamers came up the river yesterday, and fired several shots — supposed to be at our batteries.
The Federals also sent up balloons Tuesday morning and afternoon.
Movements of the enemy. Wilmington, May 29.
--Three blockaders fired on Fort Fisher this morning.
They hauled off about noon.