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The Daily Dispatch: April 16, 1864., [Electronic resource], Latest from the North. (search)
Those, it is said, will be turned over to the civil authorities, to be tried for riot and murder, the circumstances not being regarded such as to justify a military trial, or a trial for treason in the United States Courts. The 54th regiment, whose members were the objects of attack, and five of whom were killed, have offered a reward of $1,000 for those at large who were engaged in the affair, "dead or alive." The citizens of Charleston have also offered $ each for about a dozen, including O'Hair, the Sheriff of the county. The St Louis Presbyterians decided at a late meeting that the Rev Dr McPheeters could not be allowed to continue his ministerial labors at the Pine street Presbyterian church in that city. Dr McPheeters was banished from that department for disloyalty some time since, but the order of banishment was revoked by Lincoln. The steamer J. H. Russell was burnt near Plaquemine a few days since. She was heavily laden with cotton, mules, and cattle. These, wit