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The Daily Dispatch: September 5, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
ce of fire-arms will advance within a year at least thirty-three per cent., as arms are in demand all over Europe. As you know, there is no more effective arm in the world than this. I am, with great respect, your truly, E. W. Carr. J. J. Bingham to Dan Voorhees — have the South resources enough to keep the Union forces at Bay? Indianapolis, July 11, 1861. My Dear Voorhees: I should like your private opinion as to the prospect of affairs, so that I may have some basis to go up I think there is a re-action taking place in Indiana in reference to the war, and Mr. Lincoln's message and Chase's report will aid it. Let me hear from you at the earliest convenience. What is Morton doing in Washington? yours truly, J. J. Bingham. The surrender of port Morgan. The New Orleans papers of the 24th contain the following particulars of the surrender of Fort Morgan: All of Sunday and Sunday night a regular artillery duel was kept up between the fort and Gener