NP, RS 12/17/1864

From the Richmond Sentinel
 
December 17, 1864
 
From Charleston & Savannah Railroad
   By passengers by the South Carolina railroad last evening, we were informed that two trains came through from Savannah to Charleston, on Saturday night, "as it were by running the gauntlet." The enemy threw several shells at them, but both trains escaped without injury.
   After the trains passed, the enemy cut the Charleston & Savannah road, at a point near Grahamville. The telegraph wire was also destroyed by them.
Aug. Sent., 13th

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