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The Daily Dispatch: August 3, 1863., [Electronic resource], The Yankees in North Carolina. (search)
pt to destroy the railroad bridge at Paris, Ky. They were subsequently encountered at Lancaster, and again defeated; and nearly one hundred prisoners captured. At last advices the rebels were hastily retreating towards the Cumberland river. Nassau advices state that two rebel steamers had returned there, being unable to get into Charleston. Ten blockade running steamers cleared from Nassau on the 8th ult. The N. Y. Tribune has a letter dated Richmond, July 16th, stating that the lateNassau on the 8th ult. The N. Y. Tribune has a letter dated Richmond, July 16th, stating that the late mission of A. H. Stephens was to prevail upon our Government to desist from arming negroes, or they would retaliate by arming and organizing all the slaves in the South to operate against our armies, under their masters as officers. Advices from New Orleans via Memphis bring rumors that Braskear City is again in our possession, and that Gen. Wertacil has captured 3,000 rebels at Donaldsonville. The removal of the dead from the battlefield at Gettysburg is forbidden during the months o