davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-13
AND TEE rsIssDs or soLDlra.


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nrfn s.ss - orrs flsts 80 n~<i~r~ir 80
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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-11
NOTICE
"a'sss Ai'chrli. | IN tns Circuit
. ss':s: ss~~. ~ s!'s &C., E. .; :,'':. s;:
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s "uscs ~ thss "''t b {, procure de.
ss'1 ~ !nr ths sale IT c~rtain real sussss in ~,
ay ccahty. whsea' :,. ths 4,L day Il
y"ne zee. ~as '''''fsgassi by Tho siei:.sil lAa,,
""nss g. IL. Sdi'vsue. is VI N'alaer Mitchell.
Ins bill states. IN sss;s:: .sncs. th.s IN, tl,s
.Is ls.n day oi March. 1853. the said .J..Ln n.
90snscn cOevrys~i certsiu rial es,xtx kc.te,;
W ns' mafys c''unty. a..d ws.icl r. a,vssirv.
nry n'eaiis'aed in raid c.aaveyance. 6l.d
v!sn s"ld Lill ~ an exhibit. unt. the ..,;,l
water Nitshsll by ~sy Il ,s.rsya 20 to sr.
cure the Psymeff af faar shos,.s.ud. tive
na"d!ed 's"slsn. with interest ihssu,p A
.i'ssahsd Ia Sid bill H. " psid in shrs.
The ,sE pray. ssr .a. Of -.al ,u.l ..,.,x
to pay the Aforesaid inslsb.slns.s an, ip.srs..
and :'s'' state" tha. she said J,hn IL. SaI...
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sne c'snPssissas. by cau-inx cspy Of shi,
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ssts ~, .s4 wass -hisW4ss apr.~s Vi TN
SS.ss. stshss is p~ssvs ~ ny sasii3isns. n, a,
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~ = ", ,~hy. y sa~sssas~sss sst - pa,s
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iva m ierHy 7Tsea .lrs,a,ai! ) IA
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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-11
7NOTI,CE.

NOTICE b hessty 80, thae - ss-
49,: i: i; sssss ds..s q klss-~-u :.
Usser tlas pa.s~ 4 Assosnsy- --dssy ssessl
d II the CIslks O0es uf &nink 4oy sesas-
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~ - I'D Jaasa 6! l6kvsll may ksss
shs - baSs' sdsssd - hsaI aesee.
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asrns - gisS III sraassss visor q growth .
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skieA algsSs ssnsaasb IL tlghae gltes In
sSs @ashSs IN eoeAes1iA With ths Mehest
[spssilsaes of qaalisy, II I'D, pssAucs ., msseh
talsS aasnuni of maturcd Isar To- the sams
| esS ,sPplied pss acsA shaa any kaewn fsti.
iass. Anptisr e1ae esa.llsnes h. that b will
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Aand woss ess u pivseul 4sspppi6g VIVA
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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-11
EQU.1TYq, ,'XttyI plI[lgtE> pl'lI[
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81 yoSoGl ollties
ssssns GtFWIne @tsls jsssing -
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9 .ssgyIe e'4 . - - -. 10
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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-11
NOTICE, ;.

/; q WAsniksTvx. ID. C.. Feb -. 1894.
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81 shsa - tine 81. The snliHeasent q nex.ees
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VIM. r. EATON,
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soeeet. eppeniss Post Ossce. - .'l
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7rf0ftCE.,

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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-11
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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-11
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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-11
.ssias.so.y II sd0o3 j. &. .sasA..
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llESl0N MERCHANTS
CrLf AND. 10 8gfTfs K
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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-11

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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-11

n A&0EST ,...tir so. ;lss 1tF
. STOCK or -..... II =
\; ts.aa.. ul e.tl IN DNN GOODS
:. Nj IN BALTiAOkk.i, .,1..-a
y nA,4aLroN EAsTEe q co. 7
NOS. ~. - and sus BAETiMoAI ST..
sAltiMsst. T. gL-
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MERCHANTS VISITING BALTiMOGE
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WHoLEsALE STUCK =.
III ~ on. eooDs. Oh .
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1e1tNwfATi0k QF .FOREi0k 0ooDs,
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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-11
AZ CONTAMINATION sq1scA '5e. 'a
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SAxDS :. =. KALRY.
4sitTtJN TNi.r E1ur.sSEf.s w;;u.
49,. ~. ,..1 60 g. Mars C.aasy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-11

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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-11

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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-11

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~ msst saeiA sQn6bas ssH ialasgsd
srswth. tbe sost perissl s1yastuss sfv every
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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-08-11

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.: !: S's'slas ] ! I: 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-22
FORESTS VICTORY.

Guntown, via Mobile, June IA. - Gen.
Forests victory is greater than at first
supposed. Our luss was $50 killed and $50
wounded. The enemy's lass was 900
killed and 5000 captured. The balance are
scattered through the woods, and are still
being pursued. They are much fatigusd.
having travelled So miles IN 81 hours.
The entire army Of the enemy is destroy.
ed. Fort Pillow was the battle CRY during
the fight. aud hence their anxiety to escape.
They are still being pursued, and many
more will be captured before they reach
Memphis.
We have captured shout 3. 900 prisoners.
$50 wagons with supplies and ordnance
stofes, 1000 stand oil small arms. and about
20 pieces Of splendid artillery. The fight
was stubborn. The enemy s.soG aRtil
knocked down with the butts IL sur guns.
We had abuut 5000 in the eight, the enc
my 10000.
Atlanta, June l6.--A telegram from Gen.
Forrest 10 Capt. Adair at Tupelo. the 18th.
says no Georgians were hurt-sictory com
pieie. The enemy's killed. wsanded and
captured exceeded the total Of nv troops
engaged. have sent forward thirteen hun !.
dred prIsoDsrs-more yet behind.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-06-22
PROM HOUSTON. TEXAS.

The Mobile Advertiser has received from
lis Houston correspondent letter Of in
ierest from which we make the fullosing
extracts:
Mai. Gen. John "A. Wharton now has
command Of the cavalry Of our army. hav.
ing epportunely arrived at Shreveport but
. day or two after the fall Or Green.
| need not anticipate results; suffice it
TO say se will take care Of this end of the
Confederacy. Let our friends East Of the
river have no misgiyings about Us.
Do our coast matters are telerably quiet.
The enemy has felt 81 Us q, two points
lately with view Of seeing how we'll they
we're guarded. A gnnboat fght occurred
10 Matagorda Bay few days since be
tween the c. ). Steamer J. +. Carr, and
two Yankee boats. 10 which the Yankees
were repulsed. The Yankees came up "a
Lasacca on the esd and set Gre TO the town
burning one or two blocks. Further than
this they have made no demonstrations.
The State of Texas is in better condi.
iioa,iban ever before since the war began
Our crops are nov exceedingly promising,
though somewhat late. Our people are
united and spirited. We have deserters
aud unienists among Us. but they are pow.
erless iof harm. Our generals have the
prestige u continuous success. God smiles
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FSox surroLK AsD vrcIsrrY.-Rsidir,

FSos SUFFOLK AND yIcIsiTY.-Raidipg
parties, says the Christian Sun, are going
out in every direction from Suffolk. robbng
the farmers Of horses. provisions, &c. But.
taken in Nansemond, Isle Of Wight and
Ter has issued orders to have all the horses
Gates county. n. G., 80 as to prevent the
making 81 crops. A party came into SUI
folk last Friday, with ia horses and mules
taken from their owners. Another part,
was At chuckatuck, and captured Or. VIM.
Y. Jordan Of the Signal Corps, and citi
zen, carrying them of. Great distress
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PROM GEN. JoHNsroNs ARMY.

Three miles from Marietta. June I6.-
Little eannonading By enemy. our battle
ries scarcely replying. Sharp shooters fr-
ing all day. Mvst Of the wagons Of the en-
envy poyed from the front locality occcu-
pied Yesterday. Skirmishing yesterday
Maj. Massey Of the goth Mississippi. was
killed. At five o'clock yesterday evening
Hooker's corps made charge % cleburn's
Division in three lines Of battle, and vas
repdlsed with great slaughter.
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LIEUT.. GEN. POLK.

We find the following biographical
sketch Of Gen. Polk in the Illustrated
News of November, 1862:
Gen. Leonidas Polk was born In Raleigh.
North Carolina. and is about htty.four
wears Of age, though his erect carriage and
elastic step would indicate that he was still
in the yigor of manhood. His father. the
late Col. Wm. Polk, was highly meritori.
Gus and distinguished soldier in the Revo-
lutionary war. He was the near relative
of Thomas Polk, who was in the van Of the
few intrepid spirits that inaugurated our
colonial freedom BY issuing the famous
Mecklenburg declaration Of independence.
Gen. Polk acquired the elementary part
of his education at an excellent academy
in his native State. His father, however,
having an earnest desire that his son should
adopt the military profession. avalled him.
self Of the earliest opportunity that pre-
sented to place him at West Point. Here
he remained the usual term, and. upon his
graduation, instead Of entering the army,
resolved TO engage in the more peaceful
calling of the ministry. Accordingly. ne
applied for, and took orders In the Protes-
taht Episcopal Church.
For some years Mr.. Polk labored sedu-
lousy as a minister Of the gospel. His
great talents and usefulness soon led to his
promotion to Bishopric in the southern
portion Of The then United States.
Immediately upon the commencement Of
hostiIities, he determined to lay aside the
sacred robe and assume the martial cloak.
He doubtless thanked his God that he had
been trained to combat in the armies OF
men, as well as to contend in the cause Of
bis Redeemer.
Lieut.. Gen. Polk is now at the head OF .
large and devoted body Of men prepared 10
battle with the wicked and malignant spirits
who war upon the peace, happiness aud in
disputable rights Of The Southern people.
In the maintenance of the righteous
cause in which the Confederate States are
engaged, much and valuable aid may be
reasonably expected at the hands OF Gen.
Polk. from his early training, his frmness
courage. ard decision Of character. united
10 tie influence of a high moral bearing.
Gen. Polk. in early life, was married e
Miss Devereux, Of Raleigh, an amisble
piOus. and accomplished young lady, de-
scendcd from family distinguished Tor it
high responsibility. wealth ard moral IN
tluence.
Gen. Polk bore conspicuous part in th,
battles OF Belmont, Shiloh, Pennington ant
Perryyille, at each Of which places he ex
posed himself to. needless dangers. but es
capped unhurt.
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watching over his men like father. and
Mesding them like hero. Is there heart
I'm the whole Confederacy that is not send.
ID, its aspiration to Heaven, not only for
continued victory on his arms, but tor his
own personal safety and happinesss Not
one.
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Richmond, June l9th.-Asthentic infor.
nation from Sheridan's movements receiy-
ed. lie passed through Bowling Green on
Thursday, and arrived al Newton, King
aud Queen counties. on yesterday. where ne
Is sgain reported TO have been attacked by
Gen. Hampton. Sheridan is evidently
aiming TO reach Gloucester Punt. His
wagon train has been reduced 70 twenty.
three wagons. Prisoners taken confess
thorough defeat Of The expedition.
Petersburg, June l9.--Grant's whole ar
NJ, i. 10 front Of this place 10 line Of bat
tie. More or less fighting has taken place
every day since Wednesday. The enemy
have been generally repulsed. gaining little
or no ground since Wednesday. when they
got within a mile and q half Of the city.
taking sumo OF our works. which they still
hold. Occasional shells have been thrown
into the city. daing. however. but it'll.
damage. Grants new ba,r is at CRY Poini.
on the James river, twelve miles distant.
The enemy have constructed an immense
observatory. about twelve miles beluw.
from which 10 observe operations herra
bouts. The enemy yesterday attempted
an advance on our lines. huts our trnops
opened upon them Nth artillery and mus
kerry. lnhieting loss upon the nemy equal
10 any Of the campaigu. The enemy a. no
time got nearer than 400 yards Of our lines.
To.,lay .nme csnnonadlng and heavy Skin
mishins occurred. The people Of Peters
burg are quiet and rrsolslc, all able 10
bear arms being in the service. Ad,ices
from Lynchburg say the enemy have teen
pursued since day break and that We have
captured three pieces Of artillery aud zoe
prisoners. The bulk Of Grants Army is
south Of the AppomsttoI.
Richmond. June IA dispatch from
Gen. Lee 10 the President this forenoon,
says: At eleven o'clock last night, We
took the bresstwsrks al Howlett's house
and other portions Of the same lile. The
battery At HOwle,t's is being re-ss,abl'sA
ed.
Five vessels have been sunk BY the enc
my az Trenis beach. No steamers are
within rea:h. but are behind the monitors.
Sane fighting near Petersburg this mora
ing but without results.
(Sisned) X. z. LEE.
Richmond, June Is The Herald VI the
18th has been received. News unlmpsr-
lant.
A dispatch from Cen. lee last night
says. our troops assaulted aud carried our
original position near Bermuda Hundreds.
with slight loss on osr side.
Tie enemy near Petersburg made an At,
tack in force late yesterday afternoon and
were rerulsed. We captured about three
hundred prisoners.
Richmond, June is.--The Yankees ha,-
Ing been driven kom the Railroad al Port
Walthall Junction last night. direct com
municstion with Petersburg will be resun-
cd this morning.
Richmond, June l9.-it is reported that
the enemy are retreatiGg from the vicinity
Of Lynehburg. Four pisces o. artillery
and two hundred prisoners were captured
last evening. Nothing official.
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Death or cen. Polk-Li.ui. Gen.

Death Of Gen. Poik.-Lisut. Gen Tssn.
idss Polk gas instantly killed on the i4lh ms. by
The stroke Of cannon shot. He was in company
with Gems Johnston, Hsrles and Jackson. vhh .
number Of staff officers, posted bald hill exposed
TO the view Of The enemy. While IN this position.
resie wing the position Of lhs enemy. the shot struck
the General ia the side. tearing OF an arm. and
nsngling his body horribly, Of course ,eInins.sg bis
life iasisnlly.
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The Milton Chronicle Of Friday says: Ths whes,
crop in csswe 10 splendid. and corn looks fne oats
promise large crop and We begin 70 hear Of people
having few oats" and little wheat 10 spare
who had nothing Of The sort until lately.
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The Superior Court. nsu 10 session. has made The
following sppoin,mensi
State Librarisn-oh,er II. Perry.
Marhsl--Jsnes Lkhfod.
Reporler-Pairisk II. Winston.
Hamilton G. Jones, xss, late Reporter. declined .
reelection.