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The Daily Dispatch: April 26, 1864., [Electronic resource], Progress of the War. (search)
rs repaired to their room in the State House to organize on the 12th. The number present was sixteen, one short of a quorum, but more will arrive to-morrow. Twenty- five is the whole number. All the districts had been represented in the State but two. The Representatives met in their hall. Allis is Speaker protem. Forty-two answered to their names. Three more are in town sick. It takes six more to form a quorum. The candidates for the United States Senate are D. Butler, Q. T. Underwood, J. Helera, Issac Mills, Col. Allis, Dr. Beloatte, and W. D S. Snow, of Pine Bluff; Dr. Kirkwood and C. T. Boyton, of Lit le. Rock; Col Fishback, of Fort Smith; Dr. Gregory, of Van Buren, and A. Doseen, and others. Some of the members were captured and one is said to have been killed, on their way to Little Rock. The Fort Pillow affair. A. B. Witmore of the United States navy, writes to the Memphis Argus, the following account of the Fort Pillow fight: The combined forces