Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-20
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i plsr.rcT 70 md com HILl Daly saw
nATEs NO AUG. 10.
HsaE TI Eaf RsbeF G sessa e Killed.

nApEs no AUG. 10.
Heavy Bighting North OF the james
Two Rebel Generals AiIied'
WASHINGTON, August 49, Dispatches
frorn.Grant dated ISL. $50 p. N. reports as
follows: Fighting north OF the James [l's !.
to-day, resulted favorably to US as iai as ~, y
has gone but with no decisive result ane
enemy were driven back from tneir posnt?n
Of this morning with consideIaole toss -
killed wounded, and about forty prlssone le.
Rebel Generals Chamblin and Gerrata "sLe
killed and their bodies left IN our nanus'
We also took number OF woun9e ~ P, M.
ers. Our loss will reach near i,UVV kAieu
and wounded.
E,,a. frou, aI,enaudonh YaIIey-Suc-
cessfnl Cavalry Fight.
The Department has intelligence from
Sherman, dated last night, 18th, 1880. No
operations reported.
q. dispatch from Sheridan at Winchester,
18th, 10 A. NJ, reports that Gen. Merrili's di'
vision OF cavalry was attacked yesterday,
10th, on the north side Of the Shenandoah
by Kershaw's division and Longstreets
corps. After handsome fight the enemy
were badly beaten, with loss Of 2 colors, "a
officers and 276 prisoners. In a later DIS
patch Sheridan says, the cavalry fight IN
front of Front Royal was a success. II was
on open ground and the sabre freely used oy
bur men,, Great credit is due to Gems. Mer-
rlll, Custar and Col. Devans. clgneu,
STANTON. 7
Later from James Riyer-ResulfS-
Col. Gregg wounded.
WASHINGTON. Aug. lS.--Dperations of the
army on James River IN to Yesterday morn.
inc resulted in advancing mart OF our lines
further, capturing Two lines of rebel rihe-pits
and three hundred and fifty prisoners. Col
Gregg was severely wounded.
YaiIapdiUhum and Old Holm b.
Weller, the Mexican Killer, at sly
racuse-COpperhead Peace Rcsolu-
tions.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Aug. lS.--Va llandigham
addressed mass meeting here to-day. He
said he expected that the nominees of the
Chicago Convention would be pledged to a
suspension of hostilit;es and a Convention Of
States. He said that majority of delegates
from the Northwest were committed to that
doctrine: he believed a reunion of the States
possible. The South has proposed through
It's President and through his arents to meet
the United States and see il thew could not
upree. They are tired of war and want an
armistice and Convention. He declared that
with n republican, form Of Goyernment il is
impossible to keen States together by force OF
arms. and he was for irving cancellation and
comnromise
Resolutions were unanimously adopted,
declaring that the country has been passing
throucb a fearful political conyulsion, and
violence ATTEMPTED by force. under the mask
of natriotism. They call upon people ire
snect;ye ~ Party 10 aid in obtaining per-
manent suspension Of hostilities, and perfec-
tion of some mode of reconstruction which
shall AGAIN unite the country on lasting
b,eis 81 neace That IL is The dnty of the
Cb;oaoo Convention m give exnression 10
his sn;r;, Of neace and declore the nurnose
80 ,,.rtS't ~ ca,,so this 6asola.
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anS mm ~ 'e III .ha S,atas sball he
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o.nei "a 49, 1;iT he No ropi ;s.na " decide.
Heop .So mt nenS;SatoS ,IroaSS rnm;nated renre,
saa, Ill ,Sho elmo 10 war and Il is sound pol.
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u " $50, pSnns;,o ssn,;roents and are
Mno ~ $500, ~ e. forr, a,
IN iaaGt VI tesS .nJ hann;nesS which
= n1iy ~ bo obtainad hy.the election of a
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IRE Pleuseu ~ suppl = AZ pSnrn,,
tnat we soIeinn! PioSoss ~ ~ - ~
tionS anu iasleSs uiS pea ,Sarn !, " dss;s,
ens a aaanansSr,aO,s ~non .hs r;eh,s and i;b.
ron eu ny n;. ~ up uO S,s.e shat We viii
erues " ciuLens ~ w ' is,s ~ Iii.
not toleraee Tue lu:e vi nsri tam y. n,.,
tary interference Win eiections' 2. any ii ~
arbitrary arrests oil clti1ens tnas " ane
maintenance oil TINS we pleoee our nes
our fortunes, and our sacred hon9LS
that the reply oil Lincoln 20 Gay anu no no;
comoe furnishes unls'sHeaois eslas ,Se , sa
the party now IN power hs.e ueluueu 'H x ~ ~
pie INTO antng uniiiIgu means Sd iUt .h sas
purpose Oh plsseL'S tne S so Nv "n NJ.
nave useo anu n..aS,;ons Tue 5ra,o Sno
Oh oEelInroM.aS So .nSi;sS;nn ,sens.
party lnssieSes, s anu rn,ror Sh;s aven;ns
IN peIiisLen. ueaIo.o r. snoaL 3,
az Ihg Sane W eIinss' o .s rli;tnrnEa t. "a.
was S9nn D. Me me :, ~ Az 5n,;n;s
viewed az lengIn lae hlssoIy o. 'ns n ,aan.n.;
traaon, denouncea "a aIoisIa,y anu unIo I;,I
tutonai many Of us aces, anu eAp,essSe o mn
sen IN t S,N Va ~ III az. ~. s,eo,,i. -
ton oil states eeheylng tnas .ne people y
both sections wanted peace anu were ue'