Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-28
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ls SOUTHERN NEWS
Eztfde6 from late Rebel pGpsrs-HotO tie
Ftesideats 9 Proclamation is reeei5ed.-
4 ResoatiOas Of The RiehmQndl Legislqtayer
BespTdts Coalition cf tie Confederate
Issdias finance; PtG4l Di,pate1es Coaetsnag
Avsrta9s raid, -, +
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LYNoHBURs, December 1s.
live have various reports from Salem yT7= 4@
The c0tlrieFs who arrived at Bonsack's re,
hportithe enemy returning, but persons, who
left Salem this morning state that there
was no enemy there. The damage done to
she railroad during their visit Was not cons
siderable; The track was toEn. up about
ono hRndted yards about the depot, and
sons creek, two miles this, side OF town,
and another small bridge were destroyed,
aud a few Atele graph pSIss cut PttFef's
large flour mill, McOlanahap's store, aud
three small buildings were burned; also,
seventy. i've egovernmehtswagohs Themaa.
fjhtauua an u rlcitfzen,' SVass killed, aud tue
prisoners in the Jail liberated, hmoIg whom
wereIafeMSYRnkees.S A number Of citizens
and some furloughed aud wounded soldiers
were taken prisoners, butthey yctnzens have
selurnsd.s A pumber of negroes were car.
Hfied of. II is said the enemy's forces did
not exceed 1900. Reports Of their ret9 y 9,
ipg e Salem are II conflicting g
LYNonpuRo, December 10.
I'VE have but littEen additionsl with refs
ereuce to, the Salem raiders, On Tuesday
Enikht they surprised and fred Into the camp
al Captains White, ON Catawba creek, and
Feantured Seventeen men aud about one
hundred horses, which were being recuper-
ated. Fafhefs who arrived al B0nsack's
this evening say that the enemy were on
this side of ordig' . creek, Eighteen miles
from Salem, at noon yesterday. Their camp
was visible fomith mountains. Craig's
creek was rising rapid terdayi and i'm
possible to foBd5 which preyehtsfhe enemy's
further retreat on the Newcastle roadg4'iis
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4 III. q .t.sa;A LYNcHRuRG, December 10. =
[ lPassebgsrs this '6yening report that the
enemy, finding Craig's creek past tording,
changed their coptsel up the Gstaw epd
an hbadi Oh ThdrsdAy d lght ten NILE ybeleIs
Montaoniery whitei 1Phhr Springs. ! n heir
obiecs IN taking this route IL 70 strike the
sat Pond road, leading toward the Kama
VIM Salley.D TheiF tcaptare isIcontidently
expected. Reportedsk kirlnishing yesterday
at Blackburg. -
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a special correspondeet o. tne nsyssss !g,s,,
san, dating Salem, Decetnoet Ot
On Wednesday morning tne eaetny - .tt. ao.
vance guard eneTgea up naaiu sssee., srs
main body following soonaIter WIN pIsloIs .Il
drawn, ready 10 hre upon Ine Slttlsens. y.
WHO crowded ythe skre tnsy pEvAe 3 l;iA' open
the postoffc ,cpt the tel legrqpn wires, ana
then proessdsd e the Depot, wnlsn was 4.
croWaeo ,.s tsI.s S,,e,,
ing the tsaia. tgsg gsga "a y, Ere ~ ,hs
e1S.s NJ. fss..sJ line of battIe
episel'ag = :hstteFy al eiebt pieces Of
artillery on 4 htit5to bear on the expected
ltfafh. - Wheni thetFaih came Ia nlstght they
Hired eight shots atfit, bnt y retired with
out damage They opened '1 %aay s.oass
ISarrasS .eusrai on q Iss bsrns one eohtaiSiSE :
bIarge Iot of tallow aud oil, and destroyedsa
quantity of grain. They WsrsPilotsd by q
man named Hall, who was eEdga1es officer
LAT this post tor zen: isss
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