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The Daily Dispatch: April 6, 1863., [Electronic resource], Congress on Saturday. (search)
t; two 32 pounder, smooth bore, and two 12-pounder guns. The boat is badly damaged. The report of the engagement was distinctly heard at Brashear city. Gen. Wellsell, commanding, immediately sent the gunboat Calhoun to assist the Diana, but having no pilot, she grounded and came near sharing the same fate. A south wind raised the water and released the Calhoun. The Confederate loss is unknown. The enemy lost three officers and two privates killed. [official Dispatch] The following official dispatch confirming the above was received Satrday morning at the War Department: Headquarters near Burwick's Bay, March 28th, via Natchez, April 1st.--To Gen. S. Cooper: I have the honor to report the capture of the Federal gunboat Diana at this point to day. She mounts five heavy guns. The boat is not seriously injured, and will be immediately put in service.--The enemy's loss in killed, wounded, and prisoners, is one hundred and fifty. [Signed.] R. Taylor, Brig. Gen.
The Daily Dispatch: April 6, 1863., [Electronic resource], The situation in Tennessee. (search)
Twenty-five dollars reward. --Runaway, from the farm of John O Taylor, dec'd, on the Brook Plank Road, three miles north of Richmond, a man named Dick. He is about 5 feet 6 inches in height, gingerbread color; he has a lump on the shoulders, and walks very careless and lazy. He left about the time Hood's division passed teight, gingerbread color; he has a lump on the shoulders, and walks very careless and lazy. He left about the time Hood's division passed through Henrico, and may be with them. I will pay the above reward for him if delivered in Richmond, or on the farm in Henrico. Teemanda T Taylor. Adm'x of Jno O Taylor, dec'd. mh 30--6t* eight, gingerbread color; he has a lump on the shoulders, and walks very careless and lazy. He left about the time Hood's division passed through Henrico, and may be with them. I will pay the above reward for him if delivered in Richmond, or on the farm in Henrico. Teemanda T Taylor. Adm'x of Jno O Taylor, dec'd. mh 30--6t*