The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-24

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ter, Moullfie, Johnston and simkns and
threw nunibsr Of shells on James Island
New York Herald Of the 20th received at
Richmond. New Orleans dates Of The ilib
brinS intelligence Of The operations Of the
federals, under Washburne In Tho Teche
country lis whole loss in Killed, wounded
and prisoncfs, GI1 Indiana 1ih captured
almost entire
Dispatch from Knoxville Of The nth gives
some details Of Burnsides retreat to that
city on Monday morning. lie evacuated Lc-
noir's, but owing to tho energy with which
the rebel pursuit was kept MP, he came into
line Of battle at Campbclfs Station, where
fight cnsued, lasting from late in forenoon !
until dark. Enemy finally succeeded in
thanking our men (Yankces), driving them to |
cover Of their batteries, which opened terrific
fire, before which rebels retired and fell back |
to the river. They afterwards brought up
three batteries, and Burnside moved back to
more desirable position, and again gave them
battle. Contest closed at night our troops
.Yankees) in possession of their own ground
Turing the nights fell back, and reached
Knoxville early Tuesday morning, Yester-
lay rebel advanced guard attacked our out
POSTS heavy skirmishing all day to-day.
Attack cnsued in afternoon rebels brought
Onward heavy force Of infantry, charged
,ur position, and terrible hand to hand
conflict occurred, our men compelled to fall
pack about one-third of mile to second line,
which they hold tonight. General Sanders
outposts, severely wounded,
)ur loss in the fight, two or three hundred.
'o-day not more than no. Enemy's loss,
bout 1000. TAnotber Dispatch dated 10Th,
ays, Rebels have completely invested Knox
lille.
ABINGDON, Nov. 23-Various rumors about
he occupation of Knoxville by our forces,
oming in, but nothing official. Two thous- /
nd Federals reported to have passed Rogers S
lille, and five regiments through Jacksboro, a
n route for Kentucky. Our forces very ac-
i've in front.
RIcHMoND, Nov. 23.-The following has :
cen received at the War Department to- =
light: Missionary Ridge, Nov. 22d To Gen. u
ooper We hold all the roads leading into ii
knoxville, except one, between Holston and d
rench Broad Gen. Jones very close to that.
nemy's cavalry almost broken up, and Gen. y y
Theeler cut off his trains from Cumberland
ap to Knoxville. b
(Signed.) BRAXTON BRAGG. Il
RICHMOND, Nov. 2s.-United States dates N
2lst, inclusive by flag of truce boat to- r'
ght. Nothing later from Knoxville, on ac- Z
unit of telegraphic Communication being
terrupted Brownlow in a dispatch from
Nov. 18th, says, fighting all I
ound Knoxville. European dates uninter- =
ting. All quiet in front at Chattanooga. :
Did in New York on Thursday, was l53.