Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-12-24
BY WEDNESDAYS NAIL.
From the Galveston News, Dee. 10th,
NORTHERN MEMS.

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NoKIliEhN Nh"o. .
CAMDEN, Dec, ilh, loof'
From the Chicago Times oi I'D ihstr we
CLEAN the following items
ten HOOD drove ihonhs OUT OF ,oluhioln,
fought him ut Franklin, drove him INTO
Nashville, aud has the plncr Snrronndcd-
Hard fight expected. BiccE"nrldgc captnr-
cd Knoxville aud Cumberland Gap
From Southern sources we learn mat
Sherman ~ still uounderihg about ~ ucor-
gia lie left Macon To the right, crossed 'he
Oc0nco nj Millcdgoyille, mnrchlhg IN the III
reCtOn of Beaufort, :. C., making about 80.
ven miles per day, His command is mnrch.
inr in solid column. Whrrlcrs cavalry has
whippcd sherman in every enra cement.
An independent cavalry command was cap
turcd ON its way to Beaufort. Strong hopes
are entertained of Sherman capture.
CAEpEN, Dec. li 1861.
From Federal papers of the 9th inst, We
have the following news;
Gen. Steele ordered to Washington. Cen.
Reynolds superseded him, aud threatens ~
clear the rebels ont of Arkansas,
Our forces are said to be in possession Of
Nashville, and moving on Bowling Green.
Yankee loss reported, in killed, wounded
aud prisoners, nj $4,000. Forrest hns the
Tenr,cssec and Cumberland rivers complete
ly bluckadcd. Brcck cnridgc reinforced
Hood whose forces are estimated nj 10000,
Important news suppressed on board tho
gunboos Bcaurcgard's movement consid
cred the most brilliant of the war. There
is u report of cavalry force commanded
by Kilpntrick. belonging to sherman COM
mnndcd, 1000 strong, captured and sent 10
Charleston. sherman represented to be IN
seven miles of Savannah, Ca, with Wheeler
in his front. IKE.
From the Houston Telegraph, nrr ID, ,
'ANpEN' pro' lo'N' lNof'
NASHVILLE pec' i'h'--"'t"n'l"n IN uh-
changed since tue advance OF the fep'I 'ines
last niGht' Two OF "nr transports were eNp-
turrd last mig I between Nashville and
tlarkesVllle' Inc rrDelS ARE es'"nl Sh'NE
batteries On 'uWnrr'Nnu ana uRrp'lh
shoals: lhere was Sklrhl'S"lhS on II points
OF the linc To-day H''liehS from the Guy
were gobb'cd mp and put on the lorlheH,
tions TO prevent crowds OF ld'ers' rNe reoe'
uenerals ulsI Brown hhd S'ah' w'Fo N'"en
anu drahbcrry was wonhdHd' onr loss NJ
Franklin 2,ooJ rcosI toss mncn Hret'c' -
lhere 's no tratn IN 'he rePo''ed N''lnS o.
Forrest ana ioots dGa'h' 49,,
MACON, Nov, 2j'--The enemy ie't Wit
ledgcvllle and Gordon FriiHy morning b';h
columns going in the dire'ton nl M'''en
destroying the ra,lroad' At MllIrd 5GvilIe
they destroyed only the peniten'iary' depot
aud bridges-no private property
fApuSAh' Dec, "'--Ne lt'"e'H,S) anah-
doned Johnsonville ON Monday, aud sent our
forces to Nashville. Refugees an contra
bands were sent down The river The river
il now wholly abandoned
Richmond papers of Dec. 3D. say the Yam
KEGS landed at Port Royal and moved into
the interior in expectation OF meeting Sher-
mans advance They encountered n body
of Contederatesat Grahamsville. Grahlms'
willie is station on the Charleston and Sat-
vannah Railroad, 81 miles from Savannah
aud IS miles from Charleston, Foster cap
tured Pocotalgo bridge, further inland than
Grahamsville, 40 miles from Savannah and