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The Daily Dispatch: November 30, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
The War news. All was quiet on this side of James river yesterday. Not so on General Pickett's lines, between James river and the Appomattox. Here the enemy put negroes on picket. As soon as our troops discovered this arrangement, they opened upon the negroes and drove them in at a run. General Parke, the Yankee commander on this part of the line, then sent out white pickets, when quiet was restored. The fire of our batteries on the Dutch Gap canal continues as usual. From Petersburg. During the past two days a good deal of unimportant skirmishing and cannonading has taken place on the Petersburg lines. About one o'clock on Monday, our troops on General Mahone's line captured sixty of the Yankee pickets in their front. The Petersburg Express of yesterday contains an account of the capture of the Hon. Roger A. Pryor by the enemy under the following circumstances: Mr. Pryor, who, for some time past, has been acting as an independent scout, went out on the line