Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-11-19

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glnsts a4demonstFatiep was made I
Nashville bS Gen Pores Oh the SOU
. and Gen Morgan q TIE North side.
I Morgan was quite successful ID de,
!. troging many cars, locomotives an
! bridges
We killed between rs and 100 abc
litionists, Our loss very light,
Three abolition brigados have rein
forced Negley in Nashville, and tht
place is considered strong,
, Morgan burnt the railroad bridge
and water tanks.
Chattanooga. Nov. 1O.--It IS uow e
ported that Nashville has been rein
forced by $4,000 abolition troops upde,
McCook or Thomas.
Everything remains quiet within our
lines, aod il is not known here whether
Nashville will be attacked or not.
Richmond, Nov. 10 Northern "a.
pers Of the 9th inst, received here m.
tainstho folloaing intelligence.
Seynour's majority in the State i
estimated at 1900.
The Albany Atlas gives II. Demo.
cratic Congrcssmen.
The Assembly stands 81 Democrats
90 Republicans, and Is 10 hear from.
IN Wisconsin two Democrats and
three Republicans are elected u Con.
PreSs' and one district is yet in doubt.
y Missouri The radical Republican
sieset i generally successful. Bloir,,
claim Lis elesaon.
q 'despafes ea Gainesville SAYS Hav.
market Va near Winchester Is.
burned By sisesl's forces liz AMI
zen corcorana Legion was u sta,t
Fortress AIourde On TIRE 5tb inst.
!, Three Massachusetts regiments ssile5 ,
rom Boston for Newbern on tbe NJ !
INST. Vnu :
The lron'clad steamer Wopapken a
aunched at New York on the 5th IL. ,
Gold firm at 1871. .
NO definite accounts from abova J
ieaVy c~annonaaiug was heard AZ.
forming beyond GOrdonsville, and mas.
report skirmishing at Flint I'M '
county. y
rive prisoners captured from Che IL. $
Yesterday at Fredricksburo baro s.
here. 1a'o n
chattanooga, Nov. 1S,-Gep. Far. q
. "aa a Sklrmish on the Franklin
nrnpik' with the A~bolitiopists. o. q
lsSaay last Twenty Abolitioois,. y
ere Killed and fifty wounded. Tba "
emy being largely reinforced, Gen, Of Of
'rr''' drew off by the road to La. .
rgno. 90" of
Raleigh, Nov. IS. The Yankee Of
&c which recently threatened tbo y
e OF the Wilmington aud Weldon pr
l'r0'o consisted of the following req. n 9,
:, Of infantry, viz 9Th, 23d, 24lbb all
IT, zfth' and 44th Massachusetts
9TH and 10th Connecticut, 5tb'
+" jersey, 9Th, Rhode Island, and ma
."kln's 1uaves, with three others spe
H. SHOWN. They had'thirty pieces Of
llleTy and five companies Of cavalry 10
under Major Gen Foster. GER
l1ey were from Newborn, Fort Ma Rio
; A0qnoEo Island and wasbipgtoD v.
are believed to have returned t.
! O'u pots as they fell back toward. .Tah
HON'u destroying all the bridges.
augusta, Nov. 18.-The p,ote.,ss. g i
General Council assombIsS a.
yesterday.
he Savannah Republican - Il. .Te u,
lug says two Yankee guuboats ou.
] destroyed 81 The town d St, Marv's And .
% sunday last The Yankees II. 2 I
ls'd 2 land and we're rspuised II Cav y
gSalsqsf'ts', when they sAellod and N 9
Dyed the town, B,
,ssqsliekAp Novsnhs, la Hear
sssa aa'es y Che lIth ibs. Thos
! as's semitic W following iu..l, o,, a
'asFal A'cRllpn has Been ,.mos.a #
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