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The Daily Dispatch: April 11, 1864., [Electronic resource], The War News. (search)
he polling places, but was compelled to open them again. The War in the southwest — Forests raid. A dispatch from Louisville, Ky, dated the 3d inst, says that the military authorities there have no apprehensions of any extensive raid into Kentucky at present. Another telegram from Cincinnati, of the same date, gives a different account: Apprehensions of a rebel raid into Kentucky still exist, notwithstanding the assurances of the military authorities. Forrest, Faulkner and McCullough, with ten thousand mounted men, are in the western part of the State, and an equal force is collecting at Pound Gap. Morgan is understood to be preparing for a raid between those two points. This portends a series of invasions and combinations that will give great trouble. we have Memphis dates to the 1st inst. Persons arriving from the interior report detached bodies of rebels occupying positions in Tennessee in numbers. Chalmers rebel force, though not himself arrived, was at Gr
The Daily Dispatch: April 11, 1864., [Electronic resource], The War News. (search)
eported that Seigel is concentrating, a large force in the Valley. [Second DISPATcH.] Orange C. H., April 10. --Northern dates of the 3d and 6th have been received. The people of Maryland voted on the 6th on the question of abolishing slavery. The Pope of Rome is seriously ill. Dispatches from Ringgold report the cavalry of the Louisiana army very much increased; also, that 900 rebel prisoners entered Chattanooga after a month's march. Dispatches from Memphis report that McCullough is en route to reinforce Forrest. congress has organized the Territory of Moritana, and incorporated the amendment allowing negroes to vote. Grant left Washington Tuesday for the Army of the Potomac. General Sherman, from Cumberland, who is to command the cavalry of the Army of the Potomac, accompanied Grant. Advices from St. Louis report the continued success of the Red River expedition. Seventeen guns were captured. Shreveport was expected to fall without opposition. Bu