The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-21

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wes enilnralshsdby W The Unlonlss4 A bloody
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~ support The unionisls.
Gen, W. n. n Lee was sent from fofN
Monroe 10 Port Lafayette.
The steamer souny South was destroyed
BY drc, nsar Island 10. 10. Cargo and boat
destroyed 30 passengers, including ladies
drowncd
Governor Gamble aud Licut. Gov Hill, oil
Missouri it's reported, have rendered their
fcsignatiopp.
Latest dates from Mexico state that the
iuterventionisis have been defeated In various
engagements With troops Of The Jaarez party.
Il Is also said that the republican party Is
gaining strength With tbs people. comon
fort isn't the head of tho Nuiional troops
The Confederate steamer Georgia got coal
aud supplies at Santa CRUZ renerin, on The
18th ult,
Amongst the documents captured on the
Confederate steamer Gornubia, il letter
from y De Lee, of Paris, ID Iresldent Davis,
sass lng tint BE had ~ hope u recognition.
y II stated thas authority 70 buildrebel
rams ii France was given upon assurance
that they we're Intended tor China
CnARLEsrox, Nov 20 The enemy ired
eleven shots 1t the City Several buildings
we're struck, but only slight damage dons
tiunboats il stono river have affected uoth-
ing Sumter seems to be the recepient of
slow and steady fire from the enemy, without
any casualties: several barges approached
the Fort to-day, and after some vefy unscrip-I
turaI language. fred With small arms The
garrison replied, and after an engagement of
fifteen sr twenty minutes they uilhdrew
Moultrie Rec aud Johnston Opened Gre Oh
them Damags not known Maj Elliott says
TWAS felnt. Gregg qnd Cummings poIni
opened on sumter heavily again this mora
ing
RIcHaoSn, Nor 40 Gen. Hampton spr
prised the Yankee caNalry camp, near Stev- \
ensbnrg, capturing l15 men, horses Ana
equipments Killed one Major ana three
privates. Our loss, i Killed ana \ wounasd.l \
OnFleaYalry captured tiye days since II n lliA
Ford ~ prisoners.
Meade's arnly il reported south III Orange \
Courthouse
Nov. Officers who arrived at Atlanta 1
report Long gstreet captured Knoxville and
sixteen hundred prisoners Wheeler SixlI
hundred. Another report saxs ha IS en-
trenching one mile from M d city HI
Yankees II retreat from Lonaon numbered
about 5000 and reported greatly demoralt
lied: They left one hundred wagons COM
lnissary and ordnance stores.
RobinSon's brigade ordered 10 repair pon
toons of Little Tennessee leading 10 Belmont
county Persons liberated from Chattanooga
report great want Of food and fuel. 4A
Burnsides' rear guard Of 1876 reached pa
ton last night, and says Knoxville Anoshelr
Harpers Ferry case Troops say Busnsld|s
!nust eracuase.
RioHNoND, 10th Meredith's last reply tp
0nld returned without answer. III eouae
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