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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-02


On his passage through Lunenhurg VII
son went to the house Of a citizen, aud hay
ing inhibited whisLley pretty freely, became
very communicative. He told lady of the
family that il was not draut's purpose to do
a.iy more hard lighting, but TO remain in
front Ct Petersburg and operate upon our
lines OF communication through his raiding
parties. Another officer, in reply TO o quee-
ton, stated that Grants army, when it
crossed the Ripidan, numbered something
over l49, 900 men. Many thousands of these
now lie on the soil Of Spotsylvania and
Cold Harbor, and the future will tel! simi-
lar story Of the reinforced remnant at pre-
sent iu Prince George.
MYSTERIOUS MOVEMENT OF THE ENEMY.
\ citizen of Matthews county, who has
arrived in Richmond, reports that before he
left he saw au immense number of trans
ports passing up Chesapeake Bay, heavily
laden with troops. It is conjecturcd that
this may be n movement OF Burnside's corps
on the way to reinforce Sherman in Geor-
gia, or possibly TO make an attack upon
some undefended point.
FROM DEEP BOTTOM.
The enemy, with about one brigade, still
hold position at Deep Bottom, on the north
side OF James river, under cover Of theil
gunbOats. 1t is reported that the Yankees
are removing the distractions which they
recently sunk in the river below that point
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-02

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-15

Resolved. That the future, in the past, will
adhere with answering fidelity the Union under the
Constitution a. only solid foundation of our strength
security and happiness people and framework
ofgOveument equally conducive to the welfare and pros
perity Of all the States, both Northern and Southern
Resolved, That this Convention does explicitly dec re-
TIE Of the American people that after four years
of failure restore the Union by the experiment cf
during which, under the pretese OF military necessity or
war power higher than the Constitution, the Constitution
itself has been disrg ared in every part and public lib
eTty and private right alike trodden down. and the ate
rial prosperity Of the country essentially impaired justice
humanity, liberty and the public welfare demand that
immediate efforts be made for cessation OF hOstlitieS
with view TO ultimate convention OF the States or
other peaceabe means, 10 the end that at the earliest
practicable moment peace may be restored the basis
of the Federal Union Of the States
Resolved, That the direct interference Of the military
authorities Of the United States In the recent elections
held in Kentucy, Maryland. Missouri and Delaware.
n shameful violation Of the Constitution, and repetition
oil snen acts ia ths aPproaching e,ecuoh VIII DC heu as
revolutionary and resisted with all the and power
under our control.
Resolved, That the aim and object Of the Democratic
party Is TO preserve the Federal Union and the rights Of
the States unimpared and they hereby declare that they
consider that the administrative usurpaton of cxtraord
nary and dangerous not granted by the Conttu
tion the subverson Of the civil by military law In States
not In insurrcction the arbitrary military arrest, imprs
onment trial and OF American citizens In States
where civil law exists in full force. Inc suppression OF
freedom Of speech and Of The press the denial OF the
right Of asylum the open and avOwed disregard ef State
rights. the employment Of unusual test oaths, aud the
interference with and denial Of the right Of the people TO
bear In their defense; i calculated 10 prevent
restoration Of the Union and the perpetuaton OF the
Government deriving t just from the csnsent OF
the governed.
Resolved That the shameful disregard Of the Admins
trAton it, duty In respect 10 fellow citizens wko
are, and long have been, prisoners OF In SUI
fering condition deserves the severest reprobation
the score alike Of public policy and common humanity
Resolved That the sympathy Of the Democratic party
Is heartily and earnestly extended TO the sotery OF
army aud sailors Of navy who and have been In
the field and on the sea- under the flag o, their country
and ia the Of its attaining power they will receive
all the care, protection and regard that the brave sol
der and sailors Of the republic have nobly earn I'd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-15
NOTICE..
TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS.

A LII persons noebted TO the Sinking Fund hereby
notified that all lands mortgaged to said fund.- aud
which interest has not been paid in advance for the
present year, will be advertised for sixty days previous
TO and offered at public sale the secoid Tuesday
December next.
BY order Of the Board Of ofCcmmisSioners.
". II. TALBOT, President.
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from 81. Louis.

Sr Louis. October l4-Price's headquarters
are reported To be at BoOnville
Gen John B. Clark. son Of the former Con
gresham of that district. is north of the Mis-
souri river.
Our garrisons have evacuated Sturgeon, Hunts
Vile. Glasgow and Fayette and are concentrating
at Macon city
Clark's men occupied Glasgow and robbed
Fulton
Price made speech at Boonville, stating he
came "a Missouri TO redeem the people. That il
was the last effort in their behalf IL they would
rally TO his standard all would be we'll and he
would remain with them Ii they would not
comply be would not again offer them an oppJr-
tunity for redemption from their woes
A dispatch from Major Williams, of the 10Th
Kansas. says he has taken possession OF PHO;
Knob and the surrounding region he found
2l5 wounded rebels there. including % commits
stoned officers
The evidence is conclusive tha. the rebels lost
over / 500 killed and wounded in their attack or
Pilot Knob.
Nearly 800 900 worth OF goods OF different
descriptions have been taken from Pilot Knoll
and vciuity
Gen Rosecrans has issued a stringent orde
for the government of the coming election.
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from Warrington.

WASHINGTON. October IA special 10 The
Tribuae says:
The last sdviceS from Sheridan report him as
having followed up hs victory by pursuing the
enemy sill further NJ the valley.
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PennsyIvanta Election.

HaRRIsBuRG. October 4-The World. basing
lis assertion the figures It has thus far Ieceiv
e. from Pennsylvania. saws:
The Democrats have probably obtained ma
lority OF 5000 on the home vote.
The Tribune, on the other hand. figures out
over 2 900 Union majority on the home vote.
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OHIO Election

CINCINNATI. October IL The Unan majority
in Ohio on the home stretch i about thirty FIVE
thousand
The soldiers vote will probably increase il to
eighty FIVE thousand majority
Seventeen Union C1ngressmen are elected
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PILES.
A SURE CURE !
ISIlI53L1M
.H4;{II222

LNvKRYBoDYi Is being cure Of this distressing dis
~ ease by the use Of
, 1864-05-02
Gen. Banks,

After narrating the main facts Of General
Banks recent disastrous campaign after cot
ton, the New York Independent concludes It's
article thus:
awe have no space to continue MILL
tary comment On this catastrophe, but NE
must add single remark to the question Of
personal responsibility. Tie military career
Of Gen. Banks is u succession Of disasters,
each Of which is chargeahle, not to his Ill
fortune, but to his incompetency. In the
Shenandoah, where he fled before jackson,
leaving outlying detachments to be surround
ed and captured; at Cedar Mountain, which
WAS more g massacre than q battle, sud which
was lost by b1under to which the last in
Louisiana Ia q close parallel at Port Hud-
son, which he repeatedly assaulted to no
purpose, and with the great slaughter Of his
troops and which finally fell only. because
Vfcksburg fell; and now, lastly, ~ sthIne
Cross Roads, Gen. Banks has shown himself
Inadequate to the command Of an army. Yet,
during this period of disasters, he has been
transferred from one to another Important
post, charged with the direction OF depart
ments and Of great campaigns, and trusted
with the lives Of brave soldiers. How long
does the Administration mean to continue
it's political and military experiments With
such General! As It Inns removed greater
men for less cause, We join in the hope, cx-
,pressed BY some newspapers hitherto the
special friends md champions. of General
Banks, that O committee OF inquiry may
be instituted into his late unhappy move
Tnen+e
, 1864-05-02

LEAvEswoRrH, April 27-The following
telegram has just been received at Fort
1caytnw orth:
INDIAN BRIGADE, FonT GBsos; April as.
To Major General Samuel 3. Curtis, Comnan ling
Department Of Kansas'
have already sent you Two telegEams from
Fort Smith that Quantrell was going to Kan
sas. He had gone up Grand River By night
marches.
sent seyeral columns in pursuit. had
only infantry to meet htn,-at: dayb1eak, on
Potosi Greek. It has rained hard for two
days, and the rivers are rising. .Adair, who
has SGo5 men, had bean driven across the Illi-
inois River above Tenequah, and he had gone
east, feeling himself about to be taken be-
tween the rivers. 49,
Quantrell crossed the Verdlgris and Arkan-
sas last night By forced marches, The rivers
arc up this morning. NY scouts were on his
trail at daybrcak, twenty miles southwest
across the Arkansas River again. hare d
terce there under Captain Kayhan that may
meet him. We arc suffering here for the
,trains. = VIM. a PHILLIPS,
= f!nfnnn1 Tnmmerdinr
, 1864-05-02
Rebel Murders and Or11eltlcs.

tFrom Bsowplow's Knoxville Nig.1
Hundreds Of men have actually been hung
and shot in Upper East Tennessee. by hong
streets thieves and assasstns. Men Of chlr-
acter are coming in who testify th.t they
are knowing to the facts.
Witcher's company Of cavalry, pl1oted By
Nathaniel Brown, Of Washington county,
took James Bell, the brother Of Dr. Bell, Of
Greene county, forced him TO lay bis head
on chunk In the road, and with stones and
clubs beat bis brains ont. They took some
Of the blood and brains and rubbed theq
under his wife's nose, cursing her, and tell
ing her to smell them They then burned
the house down, and Its contents with it,
allowing her aud her children to look on at
the tlames. The notorious Wesley Peoples
and his brother, gon Of old Bill Peoples, were
In the crowd Will our men attend to them
when we advance into that country?
This is the partT OF murierers. robbers, and
e1l.hounds, who boast that the Lord is on
their eide, and observe JEFF. Davis days Of
fasting, humiliation and prayer. Strange to
sny. these devils arc but litt1o behind any and
ali Confederate partisans, In point Of morals.
What an army OF thieves and assassins!
, 1864-05-02
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