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Browsing named entities in The Daily Dispatch: December 19, 1862., [Electronic resource]. You can also browse the collection for December 17th or search for December 17th in all documents.
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Important from North Carolina.the Yankees Evacuate Kinston.interesting Particulars of the fight.destruction of bridges, &c., &c. Goldsboro', N. C. Dec. 17.
--Our troops reoccupied Kinston Monday night, the Abolitionists evacuating and burning the bridge.
Of Col. Mallets's regiment, 110 have already come in. Five company officers, Lieut. Hill among them, reported killed.
[Second Dispatch] Goldsboro',N. C., Dec. 17, P. M.
--The battle raged furiously all day on David Everett's farm and vicinity — the right wing of the Yankee line extending nearly to Neuse river, about four miles hence.
Between two and three o'clock six Yankees, un
Loss in 31st North Carolina slight.
Later.--The enemy has-been driven three miles from his position this evening.
[third Dispatch] Wilmington, N. C, Dec. 17
--P. M.--(Official)--General Smith is being heavily reinforced near Goldsboro'. The fighting there yesterday was severe, and the enemy was repulsed with hea
The Daily Dispatch: December 19, 1862., [Electronic resource], Affairs in the valley. (search)
From the Southwest. Mobile, Dec. 17.
--A special dispatch to the Advertiser and Register, from Vicksburg, yesterday, says: "Two of the enemy's gunboats went up the river yesterday, and another left this morning.
On Friday a Federal ram gunboat was destroyed in Yanco river by one of our torpedoes.
On the 8th inst. the Federal transport Lake City was captured at Carson's Landing, on the Mississippi, by Bowers's cavalry, with $75,000 in cash and a fine lot of provisions, clothing, etc."
[Second Dispatch.] Mobile Dec. 17.
--The Tribune, of this city, learns, from officers of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, that between Tupelo and Okolona the train was fired into on Monday evening by Yankees, but nobody hurt.
The train proceeded on to Okolona, when the latter place was immediately evaluated, and everything removed to Egypt.
Saltille was taken Monday morning, and Pontotoc, below there, at 11 o'clock, by 2,500 Abolitionists, who are said to be making a raid through
Arrival of a steamer at a Confederate Port with a large and valuable cargo. Charleston, Dec. 17.
--A large steamer has reached a Confederate port with ten thousand blankets, a quantity of iron slabs for gunboat plating, and a valuable assorted cargo, partially on Government account.
Later from Nassau. Charleston, Dec. 17.
--Nassau dates to the 13th inst. have been received.
The Guardian announces the capture, by the Yankee gunboat Tioga, of the schooner Nonsuch.
She was captured within a mile of the shore, and was sent to Key West.
The Governor denounces the capture as an outrage in British waters.
Election of Governor of South Carolina, Charleston, Dec. 17.
--A dispatch from Columbia, to-day, announces that on the third ballot Gen. Milledge L. Bonham was elected Governor of South Carolina for the ensuing term.
General Cobb's remains. Augusta, Dec. 17.
--The remains of Gen. T. B. B. Cobb reached here to-day.
There was a large escort of citizens and soldiery.