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The Daily Dispatch: November 12, 1861., [Electronic resource], Case of suspended Animation. (search)
ossession of the harbor — the inhabitants all left Beaufort, &c., &c. From Charleston and Savannah paperons in the river at a point about four miles below Beaufort. Gen. Lee is said to be constructing fortifications at Beaufort, while General Ripley is erecting works at Boyd's Landing for the defence of the railroad. Repor and Broad River. All the inhabitants have left Beaufort, taking with them such of their affects as they co the enemy will effect a landing to-day, either at Beaufort or at some point in the immediate neighborhood. n. Dunnovant retreated by way of Lady's Island and Beaufort to Port Royal Ferry. This morning Capt. Hamilton y at Port Royal. They are now at Pocotaligo. Beaufort, probably, will not be burned. A great deal of coported that the garrison relived in safety towards Beaufort. Of Col. DeSaussure's regiment, stationed at n throwing up a batttery at Port Royal Ferry, near Beaufort. Capt. Wm. Elliott's company, which garrisone
The Daily Dispatch: November 12, 1861., [Electronic resource], From Charlottesville. (search)
From the South. the killed and wounded at Fort Walker--reported advance of the enemy. Charleston, Nov. 11. --The Courier, of this morning, says that the loss at Fort Walker is supposed to have been 100 in killed and wounded. The defences of Fort Walker and Bay Point were gallantly executed. The fire of the enemy was terrific. One of the large Federal steamers was struck twice, much injured, and towed off. Another was fired and supposed to be destroyed. Only two men were wounded at the Bay Point Battery. A part of the time the enemy's shot and shell equalled one hundred per minutes. The Mercury, of this morning, says it was reported on yesterday that the Federals occupy the small town of Beaufort, but the report is doubted. The planters on the coast are destroying quantities of cotton, to prevent it from falling into the hands of the Federals.
The Daily Dispatch: November 12, 1861., [Electronic resource], From the Rio Grande. (search)
Latest from Savannah — preparations for repelling the invaders. Savannah, Nov. 11. --There is nothing of interest occurring at Beaufort, Port Royal, or any where else on the coast of South Carolina, so far as we are informed. Everything is quiet, although active preparations are making here and elsewhere on the coast to repel the invaders.