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The Daily Dispatch: April 20, 1864., [Electronic resource], Capture of a Yankee transport. (search)
m — away from Maine Law ism — away from Neal Dowism — away from Aristocratism. I want to go away from all sensation. I want to go into some country where men are kind to each other — where men love each other — where men are thankful and honest to each other. I don't want to go into a country where men make Hobby Horses out of Abolitionism and Neal Dowism to ride into office on. I want to go into a country where men feel as men felt about the time that Jefferson, Madison, Washington, Adams and others when they signed the Constitution of the United States. I want to go into some country where men feel as men felt about the time that Putnam, Warren, Washington and Stark signed the Declaration of Independence. I should love to go to some country and live with men that feel as the old honest hearted soldier felt in the time of the American Revolution. I should love to go and live with them by day, and go and sleep with them in their tents by night. I should love to stand up
The Daily Dispatch: April 20, 1864., [Electronic resource], Stealing Plank. (search)
Stealing Plank. --Officer Adams yesterday arrested Sarah, an old negro, belonging to O A Strecker, on the charge of stealing lumber from J. H. Gary. The scarcity of fuel sets the old women to foraging.
The Daily Dispatch: April 20, 1864., [Electronic resource], Later from Europe — the rebel rams building in France. (search)
From Trans-Mississippi. Mobile, April 19. --Warren Adams, courier from Trans Mississippi, reports that on the 9th Banks' courier to Franklin was captured. Banks says that Hastonup was surrounded by rebel cavalry. The Red river had suddenly fallen, and some forty transports and gunboats were caught above the raft and cannot get out until the water rises again.