The tri-weekly citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-01


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lost no wagons tEcspt General Wughts on
wednesday
To-day our army continues 10 feifsat on
DaItSu, where head Of colutn has just ar
titea.
There is considerable Ere Of infantry and
artillery in The rear. There we're no rspnl'es
The ch'my' 'pursuing column conIiHs Of ten
thousand mounted infantry.
We saved oil Ailtoad stock vt Chicka- |
maugn destroyed suc,i stores mot many as
could not be removed. People along the
road retire with tho army, Nearly everybody |
has left Ringgod. Wagon roads are inter
rblO condition.
Special from RESAcA, 29h. --i,oemy retreat I
ed TO RnEyold AFTER their terrible defeat by |
Gen Cleburne, who captured three hundred !
prisoners, four flags, and killed and wounded |
ittesn hundred. Their advance is at Rug-
gold, Our advance is near them. Thcs |
destroyed the bridges when they retreated.
Our army ia in position at Dalton and in
front of it. All trains haze been ordered !
oack from Gesaca. Enemy cannot advance
without the railroads. They have no cars
There is no reason to apprehend their ad-
rance just now, If ut all this winter Rains
IRE heavy, and roads horrible. II Ia bitter I
,old, and shoes and blankets are needed.
CHARLESTON, 30th.---Yankces kept quiet
asst night Only eight shots fred at Sum
,sr, Fonr struck and four missed.
RICHMOND, Nov. 2S.--Uuited States papers
# the 18th received. Burnside was holding
Knoxville on the 23d, and had netfed the
itizens that he would hold the place under
Ill circumstances Foster was at Cincinnati
IN the 25th, en- route to Knoxville. Stua-
ion on the 25th, satisfactory, according to
Cincinnati telegrRmE. Heavy fighting west
# town, on the 23d.
On the Gath, Hooker, with tbs divisions Of
Ieary, 0sterbaus and two brigadcs of anotf er
orps, secured position on the north slOpe Of
lockout Mountain, with but small loss. The
lost five or six hundred prison
RS, and every attempt to re-taks the position
Tas repulsed. Sherman crossed the Tennes
ee river at daylight the same day with four
visions, and carried another extremity of
Missionary Ridge.
One of Banks stat officers says, consider
bio qeantity of cotton collected at Browns
lille. An expedition will be sent up the Rio
irandS. It is thought two hundred and City
bousand bales may be captured.
Union men at Brownsville are forming
efensive organizations.
Draft in second aAd ninth wards in Balti-
lore was conducted without disturbance.
Later advices from Europe unimportant.
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