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The Daily Dispatch: November 21, 1861., [Electronic resource], The gallant dead. (search)
artment. A personal difficulty. A personal difficulty is on the tapis between Colonel Hinks of the 17th Massachusetts regiment, and the Major of the Tammany (New York) regiment. The affair grows out of the report of Colonel Hicks to General Stone in regard to the engagement at Ball's Bluff, which contains severe strictures upon the conduct of the Tammany regiment. It is understood that a challenge has passed from the Major to Colonel Hinks. The matter is now in the hands of the chosres have been visible several nights past opposite the track lying between the Seneca and Muddy Branch, but the rebels are invisible during daylight. It is believed there are no strong bodies nearer than Leesburg. Everything was quiet along General Stone's command yesterday and last night. The river pickets of the two contending armies have apparently abandoned the revengeful feelings aroused by the Ball's Bluff affair, and hold agreeable conversation with one another across the river.
The Daily Dispatch: November 21, 1861., [Electronic resource], Counter charge. (search)
Dixie they will probably get more information of our strength and resources than they bargained for. Important Enterprise in Florida. By the last number of the St. John's (Fla.) Mirror, we get the news that the work on the St. John's and Indian River Canal has been begun. The first spadeful of earth on the important and long-talked of work was thrown up by Col. George W. Morriss, the contractor for building the canal. Speeches were made on the occasion by Col. J. O. Duvall and Geo. Stone, Esq., and an excellent dinner was served. The building of this canal may now be regarded as un fait accompli. It is expected to be of immense advantage to Florida, bringing into market some millions of acres of the finest lands in the State, and making an inland outlet to the Indian river country, that abounds in fine fish, oysters, turtle, and all the tropical fruits. Determined to be a soldier — a singular case. Another singular case came under the observation of the Mayor of